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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

4 PLENTIFUL supply of pure blood .-iA is essential to animal hie IS light, heat, and fenial showers are to the vegetable kingdom. When the proper circulation of the vital fluid is imped- ed, sickness is the inevitable consequence, the SC cretions become unhealthy, the liver becomes clog ged with impure bile, which, forced into the sys tenn. vitates and infames the blood, engsnderlng scroua and cutaneous and btliary sorders. The experience of sixteen years has fully established the hil h reputation ot this invaluable medicines it's curative powers have been thoroughly tested in long standing and obstinate cases, with such inva riable success as to call forth the most fatterng commentators from eminent physicians through ont the country.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
A c A R D

VILLA, FRENCH TAILOR having es-
 abolished himself in this place, Is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line in the neatest and most fashionable manner and at the lowest rates. Having been in the employ of one of tho largest establishments in Paris cutteI he is fully confident to suit ihe most fastidious taste. He also kee,s nstsntv on hand the latest styles of eentemen's Dress Goods His stand S over Sara. sin Kramer's store. Aug. II, 1860. 1t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

Was Committed to Jail. WAS COMMIT ED, to the lsx w Jail ol Conway unty. Arkan- .yT1sE2 >as, the Eth of July, ltGa, a runa yyZ way Slave, who calls his name LkA- George is about 9 years oid feet E M inches high, will weigh about 40 lbs, . N black color, and says he belon- to ED kseS~ WARD C. MARTox, of Arkansas county. Ak. The owner of said slave Is hereb, requested to come forward ani prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be 'ealt with as the law directs. ROBERT l.. CAkGlLE, ShrN
 By Wm. F. MONTGOMERY, Jaiior July 18th, 60. Cm.
 (cust of Ad, Sl OD Der week
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

Beef and Pork. CS BRLS. Mess Pork; ZC 10 Beef; Just received and for sale by JuEe23 JOHN COLLINS.
 Mess Beef. r BRLS Mess Beet for sale for cost and V carriage for cash. By
 SARASIN & KRAMER. June 2, 1a60.
 Flour on Consignment. Sl SACKS extra Family St. Louis s5O Fiour cheap for cash only, by June:0 SARASIN X KRAMER
 Clothing, Clothing. < COMILL1E stock of Ready-Made A1 Clothing for sale by July BRUGMAN & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
For Sale Cheap.

THE Coal and Lard Oil Lamps of the \ "Anthony House." suitable for Church, Hall or Family use, wil be sold cheap for Cash.
 Aug II, l56). 3t E. r. FILkINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

ENOR SALE-A full Sett of Ambrotype 1 and Da5aurean Artists mater as ior a thorough outfit, com osing Camera, Chemicals, Cases, Lockes etc., etc., which is in gool order, and will be sold low i'r cash To any young ar t~t who wants to make money fast, this is rare chance for investment. Apply to
 Aug. lst, lo69 JOHN COLLINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1860.
X. POLLOCK,

A. PoL.LoCK, H AS now al hand large stock of u Faaey and Staple Dry Goods; TRIMMINGS;
 EMBROIDERY DRESSES. READY MADE CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 HATS AND CAPS,
 SHIRTS, HARDWARE,
 CUTLERY, QUEENSWARE, SADDLEPY, TOBACCO,
 GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. All of which am selling at the very lowest cash prices.
 am selling of my stock of Summer
 DRY GOODS, Consisting of Bar ,ges, Lawns, M intillas, etc., greatly reduced Irces. Also my full stock of Sum mer
 READY-MADE CLOTHING, at greatly reduced prices Call in to secure good bargain. No troubl, to show Goods. July b A. POLLOCK, Main street. Three Cheers for Arkansas! A ND three times three for "A w. F. POPE & CO.,, who have just opened one of the largest stocks of GOODS ever receive in Little Rock, to-wit:
 P RI N IFS. 1OO Pieces FANCY PRINTS just receive tOO and for sale by w. F. POPE co.
 D 70 NJ E STIC O00 PIECES Domestics just rece we'd and for AOO sale by w. F. POPE co.
 kIPES. 100 PIECES STRIPES just received and for lOO sac by W. F. POPE co.
 HICKORY SHIFTING. sO PIECES .ICKORY SHIRTING just re. tJO ceived and TOT sale by
 W. F. POPE < co.
 BRACES. . ' PIECES BRACE. just received and for 70 sale by W. F. POPE co.
 SPUN YARN! SOO BALES SPUN YARN, just received and OUO for sale by W. F. POPE co.
 HATS and CAPS! \ LARGE assortment of Hats and Caps just ~ rece yed and for "a e by ALSO-A Large assortment of other goods too numerous to mention. We cordially invitc al to gall and examine our goo before purchas n else where w. F. POPE X co. ittla Rock Tnna f0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

| HAVE just received 1 40 hrls. Good Family Flour;
 60 bushels Boteu Meal;
 boxes Ground Black Pepper;
 " Alispice;
 Cinnamon;
 l chest Ca superior artide) of Tea. All of which will sell at the lowest market price. Give me call, end find out how reasona be you can buy your provisions from July D CHARLIE WHITE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
White River and Napoleon Mail Line. STEAMER SAM HALE, CoLEs, Master

FORTUNE, D. B. PRICE, Mas. nNE of these boats leaves teman4. A N Napoleon every WEDNESDAY,, esTfisf;:.t7s,s3' Tfifts' FRIDAY and SUNDAY. at o'clock, P. s.s<ssz:z-ssssa M., arrives Clarendon next day at 1 o'clock, P. M, returning, leave Clarendon and Aberdeen on MoNDAr, TUESDAY and SATURDAY. on arrival oi Lite Rock Stages.
 These boats connect at Napoleon with the Mail Lines to Memph's and Vicksburg.
 JOHNSON a PEAY, Agents. Ar .c
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
CGSTINGS.

4 DOZ. Large Size Skillets; r Me Hum >ize "
 Small :"
 2 Large size Ovens;
 2 Medium size q
 2 Small " Aug II FIELD & DOLBY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

 June 90 II. TANTI
 BACON 1000 LBS: d5 s.. heavy z, clra si!e $ n H'ron' June 20 kiNNEAR HUGHES.
 Notice NOTICE Is ilENEDl GIVEN to all l ' persons whom it may concern. that thirty days alter date, viii be sold at Pubic Auction. the tDIow ng goods an ch tales belonging to Jmo. Newton for account of Steamer Daniel B. Mlcr, to-wit
 , boxes Household Goods; chests |" l brl. } Bed Ends;
 Pees Bed teads; l Rocking Chair; Bellows, (tor Backsmiths) l Vice '- |" l Flow;
 1 Cook Stove. The above goods are stored in my Warehouse, ard will be sold for freight and charges ii not re- deemed within thirty uays.
 GEO. $. MORRISON, Agent
 for steamer Daniel B. Mler. Little Rock, Ak, J. y ltG3.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.


 TIRE LInIMEhT THE WORLD. The safe io Cancers Pile. Tumor>, SweIiugs atd irorrhe GuIe Paralysis, Neuralgia, Weak ness of the llu ces. Chronic inlammaloy Rheu masm, sne>, of The Joints, Conifacte e Musces or Liza uents Earacte 1ooihache, Bruises Sprams, ound> tie,h Fever Sores, Caked breasts Sore Mp ple>, Burn., Scad,, Sore Thoa any Inflammation or Pxin. how how long lie disease have hCLEAN's CELEBRATED LIhiAENT Is a cer femtdy
 of human beings have been saved life of de eiude and msefy by the of this invaluable medicine
 McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Willreueve pam almost and will cleanse purify and heal ne foulet incredibly on time
 For Horses and other Animals. Mclean ceehIaJed Linment Is the only saie xnd elis bie remedy for the of Spsvin, Rin one, indgalis sp,ins nnatGtai Lamps, Nodes of swelngs. IL ~tl fail Big Head Poevil, tistus, old Running Sores Sweery, properly applied For Sprans, Brnise Scfa hes, Cracked eeis, ChAfes, Saddle Collar Calls Cuts. Wounds it infalh!e remedy. App lyu & drec ed. and cute IS certaI | every nstaHce. Then tifle longer inc worthless Linimeni cfe ed .ou ub'a asupply of Dr. hcLesn celebrated linlnienf. IL wil cnre
 J H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
 Co.n.f ul iArJ and Ft'e Louis, Mo pr. J J. Nc tAi. Agent ai L'ttte kuck, and i'r < 4 NcALMUNJ, Piie hl4ti, Ark.
 teb !, iSGn. is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29
" OHIO STATE LOAN-1 kOo, 900.
OYYIcK or Tnk COMMISSIONERS or n
SINKING FUND or TINE STArw or Oh

sSsS FS Go1S os s.s AZ SAT- zS 2, oTs
The State Of Ohio deses 10 borrow the sum OF r millions
four hundred thousand dollars be applied exclusively
s he ss asy OF
uDas suSors Of an act q 3s.emSly VIII reeevs
:sss st a' uo 9sG s Mo- S w Ss1
November ns. for hs purchsn q az millions and foY
csses q the Funded and sssssred psss The sal.
o. Ohio bearing from the i, Of January 1851
's@ Is; he 20
which se s per- 81 os 81 ana ss 81 n
red mpon shall be In secordAncs with such Il The three
m.soners may deem 70 be the most the State
ess interest a, the rate Of eve per cen, per aunuu
ard rsdsmsbls al The pleasure Of the state after s thirty rs
Bsaring Interest the rate Of nix per cent per annu
and % Al The Of the State Asr Ms thirty
Bsarirs inters. Al The rate q sI cen,
ars d.y Of Decemssr iso = ''' SA'' @s' 'A' A''''
Each prov distinctly which Ties.
d and the price for each hundred dollars Of each caxs
ssa
lmk city 70 the order Of ths Comnis.oners for
"r ssi f "a e
~ iss aSs s.isiasI,s; ssscissa "!
ha.,oa BE- a"nsg
lid shall be either
the seeci.d be assnable 70 the bdaer regard be
Il he for which he eeae..es
be REQUIRED - the residue OF the bid by him
the 29h OF December 1870 at tho Ohio STATE Agency
city New York al which time and raee the certificates
awarded s Be- ready fsr cs,ass'ss Of the Funded
January. 1881 viii b. received payment Of Of the
loan hereby ontsmplated.
The deposts bidders viii be
them uda apphcson at the ohio stats Agency the dAy
peyt subsequent N tho opening OF the proposals
The Commissioners Tho risht 70 reject al OF
bids shall deem order protect
promoe the interest " the stAe.
Proposals for this loan be enclosed In sealed
ope the .Commssoners OF the Sinking Fundp
The tate Of oh and endorsed Proposals for tho Ohio
Loan
IL order 10 secure uniformity, and converence
bcfe Tire Comnssi ha prepared form Of proposal
which, together with copy the author ling
and inf desired IN the premises be obtained
he Commissioners In Columbus, Ohio.
n. w. rAyLEH, Auditor Of STATE,
A. 4. RUskEII, Secretary Of State.
c. p wvLcOrT, Attorney General,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

irish wHrsKFy, sCOTCs wHIkKEY-spECrAL NO.
tel hare rov IN stock supply Of nus frsh Thl4ker
imported toto 1ceon. august lst7 aso ruucke
Do npored June 1897 stc believed y b he oldef and
rret s.ie IA New fork chAenKss. ali h.
cod rnre BY the hosie or gals low Als n.hrOaa
Fcr Mtres bottled u or 70 Own In ort saEs Brsadles
voltage - p Ss 0ns, RUM. Tcss Ac n. y xtRx, es
Vuttrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

mn nm -PAnrSrR wASfEn. liz A PrRYgtr
pfU.VUU. y $50 tegs pleasant md s,re,v lsga.
N as t.sinfsA whfe wA tbs Aherr terluae cas- -
eessslpiy--,. e y tUnof ihrgE vear~
BiU04 sOtTuwTCK 81 S.xafr,.et
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

E,oR CHARLESTON I'VE FIRsr Ass srDv wHgKr.
WI SAL r. fhiaeslphs for Charleston Friday, October
IL ten o,eosk N. Cabin pas~sse SIS storage "
Throush bcs~s New Orleans snf insrmedstr rolns II
SINE rsirs . ~ reasrs from View Work sursr ~ STATE
rvous msy Re se1ured ~ applying 10 A. HERON Jr tH
North whGves. rhilsaeiphla The s,eame. STATE or
GroRGIA VII AL - sbcye for ssvsaash on Wednesday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

r,HRougH rRKraHr tr-ArGyxxNr-rOR sreR.
fot. rcr<srncuth, Cty Ton ard Richmond rrnr~ctina
korfh and petcrserrg And son;hsac Railroads fov
Lynchburg. Bristol Nemphs Ard inter neis,e sasoas
p'sr Is Nc-sh \, 1 tyrsrsroxr c.,, s.,,,.r ,.,
dsy, M Steamship k0tSOKn c.pt Coach rvery
rhursdsy a NJ, calling q Oh Potp nouifQt = ard PES
tsy Nsr rrrshtc pcrsnsr o. WORT N. cent. per
fc0s 1fty Point cents and RI m1ad
rcrcis ssirroo ard msds nciaded S. fcs~rssarr
Rehost sln Erenrson ickss u vorfGf 80 hack Us
~ Petersburg OF Rickrccf SIS
LUDLAn 1 HxISzxgs las Rraaav.E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

nAMK DKxoRrsvs GRAND opGxTrG or InPoRTxD
m pN< Of All the prevailing Pan and Winter rashons
~ Hrusdwsy 80 Canal street f3l perrep ont Brnnk
TN and br-rehes " the rsneipAi eiuss o. de union A
he fat her of mme Demorrsts Uussrstsd QuAyerlJ
nerort Mirror ~ Paris and New York FsHbioua
Nsdy for sale eyeyvherc Prsos csns sent By mail
nne Dsmorest as Broadway, n. T. reaEy suDsaripuos
c~rh
MADAME MARTE.LI NOTnAH ls CLINTON PLACE
IN u-hth wuuid invite special noc~
aanovtzaens OF Pa isAn Millinery Hsaddreses, Aa-. Ac
lTME vrI.LIERs A co WILL aPHN THIS DAT AT
N their private slow as nth av~nue between FIJI
teenh and sxfseph strefs % the ses syle RI Pa
Bonrefs and Besddreses Ladies Dresses 1ade up 10 he
nes Saoroved nyles
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
nIrsNORTs RAIIaOAD GUIDE, FOR OCroBER, IL
IL The onest Railroad dude 10 the country aud
Liable Price - cents. DfNsModE Co, No Spruce o.
ANTHOLOGY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

OHARLorTK q. SMITH soLICIrs THE ATTENTION
~ OF ladies OF New York hsr extensive and elegant
ayss Of Pas ocsks, hantles BssauesAc oomprans fun
ariey Of ell the --latest and most novelties nth large
tof very choice garments, manufactured exp-eo
foe city tradA 102 Broadway. door above Twenty
siuh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

s)ol GRAND srRxEr, rrAR BowERv-sADAwE
ZCl wtDGks, elsirvuysu snd CITED scsniss isiy -.
vea The mysteries @ futvrfy lore msrsgs sha~l frin "a
sckres- rrr>crihee medicine r dsessea Ella l1rwr
numhers property ios o. Geeu- k
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fyRxAT INDUCTION IN PRICK TO
H NvW ORIRANs AND HAVANA
s1EANsTiIP STAR OF THE WEST,
Gait r. arifen.
WIN lsAve pier foot ofswarrcn street
On pcndsy, Oct g. ~ o'clsck Y. ".
rr~lgki 10 New Oresns. Is cents per cubic fop-
70 New Orleans. SO
NAosr p.sNse 70 hA,sns
=. o RoBkRrs Asss. ~ rss srse,
ssansAivs Philadelphia and Empire Osey wn ssrs ocscser
% and ".
E,oR SAVANNAH ArD THv SOUTH.
TIE steamship r. " CuYLFR, Capt rredn Crock.
er w pier u North river SATURDAY., Sept ~ Al
n. srrcmmossscns for passengers on this steamer are
surer,cr ~ th~se any osher W 'seL
f6ketr sid Few orleans, SO rs; Mobs SIS; Mcutyp
rery S1S nenphis Sl -; rsshvfe va ~ Knoxville tB
81 hssnr~s Ms Albany IS Atlanta sal Columbus t2i;
w.rr $40, Augusta. 81 %, ssvsurah Sh
n. v. tRONwrff 4 CO..
a. Nest street and Ms broadway.
U~os SAVANNAH AND orHxR POINTS As pyrOx -
The rrvs sste wheel steamship AUGUSTA. Csvt NJ
woodruff VII lesve Saturday Sept ~ a. r. n from
pr 10 NORTH rrough ucke,s can Be had for tAs
Ee- or,esns SO rs Nosfe sss monte vsery, s1s: Ia
fsnia Ala, fN Columbua sal, Afhsny, III Atlanta sal;
chsnanoowN SIS Nashville 81 rs, KnNIvile SIS 90; Ken.
cha ssi NJ Augusta, fi7 81, sscon, 80 Savannah tA
POI freight or passege apply ~ ~ Broad~sy.
TIE FLORIDA, ssyt Iszsc Crosen VII suc,eeA.
~ ~ % snssaAS oee saaurr l. MITCHELL son
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14

of dignity.
Five prnches-6ve l%evies, sir.
There's the money, SIR sale
York, forking over the coin. 'And
now l want to know why when !
call for a private room, you should
put me here with somebody else9'
There's nobody here but Won and
| sir
Nobody do you spose l cant
see? Do you think l am drunk 2
There, look there, two of 'em by
|jingol ..
SWELL, sir, must confess, l can't
see but us two
'You can't eh. and York dragged
the landlord to the table. 'Look
there continued he, pointing to the
glass. Th-there's the rascals now.
One ofem's 'nough like your brother
and the other il the most Lordfor-
saken, meanest looking white man
ever saw
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14

Not long ago some 'fast' young
gentlemen. in Buffalo undertook t.
have a surprise arty at the house
Of a citizen in that locality. IL full
feather, with estables, and drink
ables, and music, the self-invited
guests, to the numb,r of two hun .
dred, drove up to the door, rang
the bell, and prepared tor a rusb
in. But they reckoned wrong. The
host: answered the bell in person.
and of course blocked up the en-
trance. He politely asked the bu-
siness of the leader of the crowd,
and was informed that it was a
Surprise party" He assured them
that he was not surprised at all !;
Was not surprised at anything now
a-days ; did not intend to have a
party that night; when he wanted
one, he would make proper prepare
tons, and bid the guests himself.
He wished them a fleasant "geod
night" and closed the door.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14
SNALL Pox.-B that a. Fart

SMALL Pox.-B that a Fact!.-
a Gentlemen OF intelligence and
observation informs the St. John
IN. F) Morning News that, from
the Information he can obtain from
medical men, now having many
cases of small pox under treat
merit, that there is no house in that
cty where gas is burned, of the
ordinary consumption, in which
the disease has yet found Judgement.
The gas is a powerful dis,ntectant,
and hence there is no contagion
within the circle Of its influence.
He says that a person burning gas
may contract the disase aboard and
take it home with him, but it will
not be communicated to any othe,
member Of his family.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14

THEATRICAL IN THE"FAR VEST
w Western theatricals are of rather
a unique character. We clip from
an Iowa paper the following notice
of "the opening cfthe Red Bard >
"The first night Of the dancing
goat, who goes through the int'ica-
cies Of the cotillion like a fellow
critter. The performance Of the
goat will be followed by an exhibi-
ton Of the mathematical attain
ments Of the dog Billy, a qradrup-
ed that reckons up figures like a
piece Of chalk, and work,,problems
in algebra with one leg tied behind
Admission, one shilling No
corn taken at the door. p. S.
The free list entirely excluded, ex-
cnept the press and ministers Of the
gospel" ! -s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14

A BRILLIANT IDEA.-All the per-
sons attached to the Paris Observa-
tory were on the alert to observe
the eclipse of moonthe, which took
placennder circumstances most ia
vorable to observation. There were
several ladies on the terrace, and
enc of them seriously asked NJ. lie
verrier: "1f you were to have Your
telescopes riaed, like cannon, would
they not carry farther2"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14

An old preacher once took for his
text, "Adam, where art thou?"
and divided his subject into three
PARIS: "First, all. men are some
where second, some men are where
they ought not to be and third,
useless they take care, they will
find themselves where they would
rather not be-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14

"WANrEp-A W1EE.'-Enquire
in Stellacoom, Oregon, where nine
ty-five young bachelors have called
a meeting to devise and arrange
means for encouraging the migra-
ton Of suitable women for lovers.
Ten to one that the next news from:
Ste'lacoom will he that the female
persuasion" ie in the majority.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14

The late Lewis G. Levin, Of Phi
ladelphia, as a statesman, says a
!etter-writer, was nothing; hut he
stood high as a good,companionable
fellow, possessing a miraculous tai
ent for borrowing money from his
friends, with a memory for return
ing it ~ bad as Sheridan's.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14
INFECT IMPORTATION,

FTlE0 I Il1I VlGT "A TNVIN.
- On hand a complete ass ortment of French and
English Goods, such as Rodgers 4 Wastenholme's
pocket and table cutlery, 'a1ies' Scissors. Taylors
OTIS Shears, Lamp, button aole and BARRIERS Shears,
Spear K Jackson's Rip and PANEL Saws. Eley's Per
ussion, Flanffed and Central Fire Caps, Genuine
sench C. =. Ca ps. French Double Col. Locks 4 to I
:Hss, N ste Cristo Rifles and Pistols. Just opened
LARGU-FR &LANOUE'S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14
. Carriage Repairim9s

WITH A I N STOCK Of material r.
cripstsayzSaAA9sNEe16do 16ee6fne8SsIp8
pared to sspaary1d haAA 1&aaeeee 6RAsS
dispatch and IL ths best manuel, . 49,
terms, 1t the. Emporium. oorssr q nae 8
streets, Baton Rouge, L. q W! M
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14

r HAVE m STORE 50 GO ~ u assostse =
i aises, Fiat, Round, Square, Owl. $780,
Axels, springs, an sizes and . fau esesNS
stock Fl Al kinds for the tss0s, iselsdAg yyYxs7
Trimmings, Spokes, 1elboss, Hubs, eta. $50
Decs psosSs gM.fsfu
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14
~arrrlaaees and Haznee

TINE =. . s.e14,9ss s. ase s:.l.;.l
l. NAsah6usaaha NSassafssssst issnoAsfM
most complete Of CARRIAGES and HAkNs-
tered to pursbasSssgin this yj9i9ity ~ 4
the attention n hid hfohds And the public l9sHN
to his atabliahnen sad 70 e11iihes BIZ GgzfaS y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14
Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.

INF NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT -
i "SUNN SOUTH illleave Ba- 1ek4t
ton Rouge at ! O'Clock. \. n. during thei H
and ply regularly during the day. An interval
fifteen minutes will take place between the trips fr"r
either side.
The boat will leave the Baton Rouge side on h
last trip at sun down, and remain FIVE minutes on .
on the opposite side; after which. persons DESTROYS
crossing before sunrise next morning viii! be tax
over in skifIs At double rates of ferriage, according
contract.
year or quarter, but in order to suit the convenien
Of those whose business or pleasure causes the I. :
quent crossing Of either themselves or servan's
"Paasage Tickets - will be sold on the boat in pats
ages of twenty five for Four Dollars. being = disco.r
OF twenty per cent on the established rates.
RlCH'D h co.
mch1i Pro: rieturs