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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
Third Justices Court, City CarroIlto

Third Justices Court, City CarroItton.
To one and all of the following named persons,
Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned, Justice of the Peace, within twenty
days next following the date of this advertise
ment, to answer the demand made against you
BY the Mayor and Council of the City of Car
rolton, for your liabilities tor taxes IN the sew
eral sums as named below for the year 1899
BY the action of law this advertisement Is the
only citation required.
Witness my hand this 2lstday of July, 1850
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morning were ss5.Sll ,2oa is, aud the balances

morning we're so.Sll,2oa is. and the balances
81 200 95l 20.
NoIhihg was dcha at the Railroad Convention TO-
oay' ine 0s cssion of the time table was the chief
business Il sbe morning
Inc Chemical Bank has declared the ushalaquar-
"'' dividend of six per cent payable April2
The Independent OF to-day reports:-
The imports continue TO increase, and with them the
pressure Of goocs the Market mostly through
ton The public sales iy the chief a.ten-
ton Of he trade. French fabrics crowd the market
Shawls ribbons, dress prints and Silks staple and figured
have been sold 10 largo extent Prices favor the buyer
except IN few very desirable kinds, which have rallied
little from the extreme decline. The French govern
ment having publshed it, intention of aboishing the
bonus on the export Of cotton and wooen fabrics there
expected 10 be increase Of shipment fan goods
this port before the 9th Of July, when the bonus
~ on expectation expires Private OF French goods
are very small Millinery goods and ribbons are much
depressed price. German woolens continue 70 decline
The leading jobbers are doing very brisk trade re-
ally Domestic fabrics, which come In competiton with
the foreign imports, are depressed price. Prints show
Decline Staple cotton goods In in the East much
demand for export China is taking increased sup
ply Domestic woollens suffer the most from foreign
petition.
The following table will show how the banks in
the four leading cities Of the Union have worked
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NEW YORK HERA1D FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1860.

most every whers n,evsian - unusual nativity Ia e.
fon suansd as this business; that he rea
refs OF fresbs sndde cause, Va the present dull
cts are IN az .ssson commerce, aud thu. toe
Gen tsipiy vorse ihe least, extremely dubious aud
The value - dam they have been for many years.
ciater en'ps is 10 consequences, very much aepc'
- We we're informed that large vessels would not
bring than half their usual prise, ana that the
was mentioned in which large ship, valued at 100000
having been Europe, returned coppered, ana
reality in better condition than when new, non tn"
fact Of having made successful trial trip was notw ID
standing offered for sale a. $50 900.
sn cannot but hope that the prospects will orghen
the ideas entertained OF the coming son bv the
majority OF ship builders will meet WITH an agreeable
disappointment both for their cakes And thai o the
metropolis whose commercial activity more or ess at
iect.d BY Continued quescence In ouch important
branch Of industry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-23

Cansaen nour was hrm, while sales confined 200
800 bbs closing at SIS 30 81 Is for extra Southern
hour was in fair demand, and prices steady, with
sales Of about 600 700 bbls, closing with
in the above figures. Rye flour was steady
ana prices firm a our quotations, With saes OF
about ESQ barrels. Cornmeal inactive, whe prices
were STEADY al Quotations. whea-The market was in
active and Western spring was heavy and nominal Saes
GOO bushels were made Including Indiana white ct
81 70 and Milwaukee club at 81 a. Corn was nrmer and
the demand far with sales Of II 600 buahe including
western mixed at 76c. 76c. md Zoo coo. for white
southern, Tic 7stc for yellow Jersey and Southern
Rye steady, with sales Of 67oo bushels ct SEC Bar
ley nactive 500 bushels good State sold 1t soc Oats
we're heavy and the supply fair sales Of Western and
. 40. -
CofrEx-Ihe market was firm, while holders were not
pressing eaes Inc transactions embraced about l,7O0
bags 81 Domingo at p said TO have been n About lie
20 do Ceylon ct l4kc
COTTON The market was heavy for low grsdes while
the nener qualities were sustained The Gales embraced
about bales including 900 Ia transit Los Ia storc
closed ~ ABOUT the following quotations:-
NEW CLASSIFICATION. NJ n
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The Ship Yards In Brooklyn.

Our reporter yesterday CONTINUED his visits 10 the ship
yards to ascertain IL anything is really doing in New
YORK or vicinity IN This important branch Of mechanical
industry Tue only yards remaining to visit were those
in South Brooklyn, whi:h two in number-tbst Of IN
vine Bars at the foot Conoycr street and tina, Of N.
Atlantic Marine Railway Company, which adioips the AZ,
ianiic dock.
AT the former they are engaged in repairing the steam
boat Herald Of Rondou and have of late had
steam boat repairing 70 do. There Is prusoec, n,
present Of anything TO do In the way OF building Nwss
the opinion here that this dulness has been coming on for
some time ard had not been for the California excite
mept, II would have manifested i1clf before now
Al the yArcs Of the AGanuc Marine Railway Company
they are repairing the government sloop Mary NcPher
son, OF thirty i've tong, together with fey small
vessels THIS yard Principally engaged in reosis,pg
ano OF course the prospects ia the bddiog line no
greater than at the others
sparyHd OF Mr. Tan foo. OF Second street. Ne York
sloop Of sixty i've tdDs There u also small AT bgil
rg Of The foot OF Twelfth street this city, Of whss ma
iure We DID not learn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-23
The Railroad Convention,

The eec.-.on 9! The managers Of the leading Eastern
railway ines met pursuant to adjournment At the s.
Nicholas HOTEL as ten O'Clock yesterday The following
delegates were iu attendant
Geo. c. Gray, Hon. f. Corning, O. vibbard, Samuel
Druilsyd and j. ii. Chidcll-NeW York Central
Nathaniel Marsh-New York and Erie.
Warren Oolburn and Hon. A. Brxdy-Toedo and "a,
bash.
A. Chaplin Rutland, Benniogton and Cheshire.
y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Western.
H. T. Sargeant-Mi ,higan Central
+ Il. Phillips-Boson and Worcester.
W. r. Ieach--Penpsy lvsna Central.
John Garrett-BAltimore and Ohio
VIM. Johnson Charlotte and NORTH Carolina
Mr. Marsh Of the Erie acts as p edent Of the couyen
ton.
The committee appointed on Wednesday to report a
suitable time table for aao ion met adjourned an
early hour without penn able agree anything de6
mite. They meet again at ten O'Clock this morning
Up to late hour ~ intelligence Of general interest had
been received iloTL the Louisville Convention; but as
neither body ely TO act independent Of the other II is
quite probable nat adjournment had await the
action Of the eastern lines.
The louisville Convention s presided over by Hon.
James g d,he, while Samuel GIN OF the Louisville and
Lexing road, and John q the little Miami and
Coh.mbus roads, act as Secretaries
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY. March 22-6 p. NJ.

THURSDAY March 22--6 p. NJ.
The activity of yesterday in the money market
has subsidized, and to-day the complaint all hands
is of dulness. Rates continue as last quotsd-5a
being TO- day the minimum for the choicest short
paper. The movement at the Sub-Treasury continues
very moderate, the balance this evening being
ss,lO0,654 The Post. Office balance at this point
is now reduced to about million, nearly five mil
lions having been paid on account of the overdue
Post Office debts of last year. But for the heavy
importations and the large amount Of duties coll
lected at this point, the Sub-Treasury balance
would have fallen considerably below the point at
which it stands, and probably below the limit
which is considered SAFE
Foreign exchange is very dull The market has
hardly opened for the Saturday steamer; but bank
ers are offering sterling bills at 1851 T. and francs
at 5l6@ l7a. 1t is probable that the best bills
can be bought at the lowest Of tbs above rates.
Good commercial bills range from lOs to for ster-
ling, and 5Isi 20 for francs. The shipments Of
cotton must decline from this out, and an advance
in bills may be looked for.
The following are the last quotations of sight
exchange on New York at the cities mentioned,
the quotations being in all cases for gold
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TO rHz EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The report being ndusuiousy circulated toat have
acted as bankers for the author Of tho Inpendiog
C<ss," that we have aided In the publication OF that
work and that his political AMI personal rents
with say that have never furnished mooey for
the purpose OF aiding In the publication circulation OF
the book, eived funds In deposit from Mr.
Helper" ard Mat have sympathy VIII ,teyer with
he sentiments pf Me BOOK, with is endorsers, aud
mover have had aud TIA. such rs,ors are upqaahaedly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-23
Case OF MT. Peter Burnett.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

AS you published in your paper Of Friday account
of my arrest for stealing cotton doubt your OF
justice will induce you 10 give space for this assertion OF
my innocence The real cuprt has been discovered aud
my innocence legally established. Nothing but desire
to clear my character before the world induces 10
trouble you. PETER BURNETT,
NEw YORK, Marh 20, $780, Mate OF ship Bernard.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPROVE Youa sYEa, sY X, wIsS.

HAS REMOVED TO No 7H BROADWAY.
ersone WIN weak eyes BE- anpplied win Rasses Wa
vi sss bsnsat AID not strain ne sish PArcnsr sies-
nncss ur Which through ths hsh polsh and gounI
NE purt vision AID have been highly recomende1
- me best In their effect FOR preBeryfrr
proving The Esht In continued writing and reading
can also bs rited - ~ -
He insert. glasses CT superior qusiy IN old frames
ana aollcis Che pstrunare q all Ia n his ace8
He wsrrno Al spectsces prrchased Of him suit hs nsA1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-23

sNEARED.
Steamship Montgomery, Berry, Savannah II Cromwell
steamship Roanoke Couch, Norfolk Ae-LudlAn = Hsns-
ship Encs,,.os, Swim LAy.pool-s rhompso,s Nephew.
s a Ssrs sn.. s:s x Levin Co.
sa NOR pay G.Sas Go
Sls frinoess sr Ss~Sod Selmndssni t Joss:
Big Georgia Sherman; Nassau w.lsh. Carver Chase.
Brs s Passo surge: SoSis-ISyse ia nisSs
schf p Cro~ell, Low, jamaica II Under wool.
ssSr Sass.ss ibfi kc.ls,: i. iiA.-a 9 Doco,...
scsr Emly; sDhh wil%lnE,Ou, NOTD Murray.
sSr b.G Johnson s
%.ss Oily Levi. .
schr Taylor Dukes Plymouth
ssss G bosom 1 cSss.l PssaeSs
ARRIVED
pssssneeps 70 Indian Heineien ''' WIN "''e anu
Bark , SSsssc. c sSsCn srsy Dee q pa::sd
!hs Equsor hs H.Ags y ,nss is Gn So with ss. 70
has h.d cou,s uaion Of si 1ncs with total failure Of he
,. b IN ps So s s S Sss
he.vy gale from NV during which split fore topsA spAnksr
F.IS Geo Hunt Fqzs.nd Woodbury. xasanza. March
sesr Re sas S. snits, k,eS%o o days
schr \ Ghrh ns:s) CLARK, yirainia via Keyport.
tehr 6orsiia Kahn Miner sasbs;hport for Portland
a.nS 81
Steamer Potomaka- Nye. New Bedford.
Steamer Daylight Springer. New Bedford
6Aeamdr Ospray. Kenney, Providence
Brig Porto Plata Brem) arrived yesterday from Port
Plat sailed Narch6
BELOW.
eehr GAEelle from CardenasBy plot boat Mary Taylor
MOL
Bark ~ Hahurs." from Naanzss by pilot boat Jane,
MOL.
Brig bonner of Nsl by pilot boat jas Avery No o.
Brig OYilla, from Rio JAnsiro 81 days
Schr Old Dominion Is mass johnson from HavanA-Both
By pilot boat Geo Steers, Nos
erpco Sunderland AntwerP baks Ar Kirg, Nicossesk
Hspaeer snd virginia prsc Icsisp 90 santiago
tas fcbrs Wild Pigeon. San Francisco; Grace Worhneou
Santa Cruz; City Of Norfolk, Havana Chara, Jacme n
Tinker, -.
Also esmshps Granada IndanolA with troops (sud an
chored at Quaranne Montgomery Savannah Roanoke Nor
folk &c.
ship Austraasian Br for Liverpool Is i anchored
at Quarantine
Wind this AN NV, with SHOWS at sunset aNw. showing.
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since JanuarV l, 1859.


1850 Loans Deposis specie CircslasoM
Jan. i 1885 41 600 1856 900 49, 900 ~ 900
Feb 6-4. GAG $50 900 l49676O00 N444 900 % 9N 900
Mar 6l2 24 2l3 0O0 l4e 1867 goo 81 600 3007l 900
Ap 2ll 23s coo l6l 4S7 600 &c. osl 900 900
May 7-l5 235 Oe6 600 600 900 81 1857 900
June 413. 225 202 900 1856 900 30lo7 900
July 9-ls. 2l l2S 2l4o00 46I69c0o 29028 0Co
Aug o-13. 2l7 e55 600 900 a. 007 900 II $4,000
Sep 10-l9. 223 600 As 900 ~ 428 900
sepl7-26. "a 37 900 GOO ~ 600 AZ 07S 900
Sep 2-Ocl 22& $4,000 900 900 n 06l 900
Oct Ill. 224577o0O l22 20l65l9 q zoe $50
Oct S-16. 225 4S 900 0oO 900 q Sl7
Oct 1874. 24 go 900 ia $50 900 a. 900 u $4,000
DC 22Nov1 226 S8 900 900 a. 900 q sos
Oc 2Nov 200 308 600 100 067 900 900 q
Nov 514 900 100 S07 900 a. 900 q T42000
Nov 1922 2Sl $4,000 l2e AIS 900 7T20Oo n $4,000
Nov 1929 23l 623 127 04 032 4O276 O06 q
Dec 3l0 232 Asst 317 18O498 1853 Il 1851 % 200
Dec 17-27. 2S2 lbS $50 0ls xOl9735 ~ S25l6
1860
jan lilo. 223 Jos 1T 69s 49, All
JAM 7l6. 233 $4,000 12S $50 1853 29771 69o
jan 121 234 1877 1859 1919 362 Ill 922 29429Os1
H-Fb 233 800 4S0 100 9 90l Al 665 24l % 27A
Feb ALL 233 068 12o 497 Al 662 263 80 42S 29s
Feb Ills 236 022 l3 279471 426O8 459 29775622
Feb 1925 234 ITO 49,, 100 0Ss 524 30452S76
Fb 1856 IA 234 1sb SOS 636 46 1888
Mar 3-le 237 eo6,o65 1877 021 1893 4s397e
Mar 1ol7 1873 662 39l 1871 81 1926
The aggregate bank, loans are now higher than
they have been since the first week in April, 1859,
when their specie was $4,000 900 higher than it is
now. If the banks pursue their present policy of
expansion little further all the advantage of the
crisis will be lost and the overtrading which will
be caused will lead, this fall and next spring. to
the most serious disasters.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPOR'r.

r.
The market was steady, with eaes OF about 80
40 bo a., including pots At SIC. and pearls 1t &C..
BREApsTufFs.-Flour-The market was sitter for COM
mtn grades Of Slate and Western, and closed at slight
improvement while the higher and extra grades re-
NAMED unchanged The market, however, was so
ABOUT 5000 bbls closing within the following range Of
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FKncn1s.-To Liverpool 800 bales OF cotton vers en-
gagged At 616d., and 200 do Sea Island 81 7iod: 9oo
uerces Of beck a g. 3D., so bbls pork 81 "a 0d SoS
poxes cheese BY steamer at 40 20 Heroes Of rioe do
q %, ana 100 casks Of shoulders o. 10 London
~ pegs COCOA I'D 10 tons butter and cheese q asa
Ivy boxes cheese BY steamer, Ace 1000 bbls roein
ana rpendne q as and 700 lbs spirits turpentne q e.
FRur.-A cargo Of raisins was rcported sold lint IN
what terms We could not learn
HY-The sales were confined To few hundred bales A
voc. u Tor shipping and city use.
lIn was unchanged, and tho demand fair a o0c
Tor common, and 81 IS for lump Rookland.
noiAssEs -saes OF 200 bbs. Texas were made q D. T.
vado 1t Sic =,
ms Iinseed was selling moderately a $40 So in
lo1, cnkny within the range Of Sc 4 See Crude vhae
ana sperm were steady, and prices UNCHANGED.
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market exhibited moro toue
ana noders were irmer IN their views The transactions
looted up about 800 800 bbls, including now ess q
Sl1 70 Si4 SIX, and thin n SIC SIX Bsef aas
IN iaar demsno, while prices were Irregular Tho sales
embraced about coo bbls including country sss q -
%, repscked Western do. ~ % 12K Sl0 and extra -
S Si5 Prime mess was quiet It SIT e0 Beef hens
were sesoy With sales OF $50 bbls q SIS eleshe a.
Ter TOT choice Chicago Bacon nrm but quiet $50
= uAc, Cut meats were arm, win nss Of rs
Tor nams lard In fair request At steady prices and
10 fsr export demand. me sales embraced about 200
bb's and ticrcss lo,s 10 Better wasin steady de-
msrd with sales OF Ohio ~ To- 1bc and Of State 14c
2c Cheese was in fair request, chiefly for export, 81
9tc. a l3c
srcAKs-rhc market was steady, while the sales en-
hIsced apcrt 100 ESQ hhds inclndcd in which
20 Porto RICO at 7kc. and 20 do. New Orleans common
grade a. 5kc The remainder consisted OF Caba unusco
~@dc ssfe. ~ y f1~4. sod loo tcrer IA.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-24
LARD OIL.
LADIES CLOTn CLOAKs.

On BARRELS Lard Oil, PEBBLES lee pressed.
~ nOvZS FRANK HU0UET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-24

lrrsnssrise Nortcf.--A very polite and
interesting notice will be found elsew here
this morning from sheriff l'abin. II Ia a
general notice and we hope none Of our
friends will take personal ofFense at it. II
is directed to that large aud respectable
clsss Of citizens known under the general
head Of Tax Payers. II IL great and glo-
rious privilege this Of being allowed 10
pay taxes according 70 law; and what inn
meuse satisfaction u gives va all to think
that this is the source Of the very fountain
head Of all The interesting music we have
from the Harp Of n thousand strings.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-24
TO Ply SIC TANS
OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
welfe's esnuins cognso Brandy,
woifs's Genuine Port Wine,
wolfe's Genuine msderis Wine.
Wolfe's Genuine Sherry Wine.


sm now. supplying the trade with pare Cog.
hse Brandy, In BOTTLES, both for medical and pfl.
vate use. The immense success that has crown.
ed my efforts 10 plsce pure DIN Within the ssseb
Of ell. under the name 90 Aromatic ,sebiedsfn
sehnspps. and 10 drive eat Of the market the
pefnieicus compounds sold ss gin throughout
the country, led many lending druggists, spothe.
esfles sud medical men, ~, ssme years past, -
solicit me 10 pursue the same eousse In regard
the article Of Brsndys should have complied
with these requests rom I'll quarters long ago.
but ives deferred from ~ ~ The feet. that owing
W the esotbitsnt price ~ brandy IN France. con
seaaent npvn the shortness of the efspe crop Cor
some years. there wss 90 chance ~ my being able
70 import the choicest Bfsndy, hottie IL sad self
" at moderate priees. Fortunately for me, the
grape crop for the last and previous year land
VI. prospect for this) wss abundant, and prices
Of Brandy have iSllen 10 the STANDARD often years
ago. The duty on brandy IL also seventy per
cent lower, and have now ,asde arrangements
with hour brandy exporters IN France. Of the
highest repute, and am regularly receiving con.
sientnen,s u The best Cognse brandy, which am
bottiing and selling 90 woife's Genuine Csgras
brandy. guarantees with my seal. labels and
certificates. the brandy 90 bottled ~ me, ss the
pure. ussdultefsted article. end ~ will be found
when used as y medicine. beverage. ~ ecrdl.
NJ, hsslthful' ana lnVlgofsting. II has besn =
matter ~ universal complaint. that y bottle ~
pure. snnisea French Rfsndy, wss very difieuit
10 ebtsn, and The purchaser. nine times IN ten
wss deceived With vile msnpfae ssfed imitation
~ sll descriptions ef stde-t spirits Brandy from
he high price has been ths me sfsicle that mis-
it,. l... "a.
and n iliiens Of gallons ~ The 8salied French
Brandy have been scattered annually through
the lard, and have been the primary cause 81
murders, Suicides eruelties and crimes, aud hare
sent thousands 10 an early grave, self destfysrs,
from delirium ttsmsns insnis.s pots ana bofi ofs
names unksewn. until snprineiplsd men tegsn.
10 make msddebing compounds and sell n as the
pure French Bstady.
The virtues Of pure French Brandy ned no, he
told by me. They sre known thfopg tout The
verdi re q med kias or mild stimuisnt. n is. &c
the French nstioh pgstieslly call ~ "Ess de Ia
vie" The water ~ life hut this spplies 10 ~ on.
" When pure ana ensdylterstsd. n ,ppfsetutsd
With The fearful ingredients that make q good
lialtstlon " becomes death drlnt ~ Innocent
tens oftbo.ssnds Of our rses. To remedy fear.
fol sDi, have commenced importing Brandy,
bettling n, and selling u rs
"woLFE's GENUINE 0oaNAC BRANDY
am daily receiving orders from The druggists
and spo,bsesriss In ali parts u the Union, T. sell
u 70, medical purposes.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Nc. ~ beaver street. Rev York.
Nv Agents IN new Orleans. y. J. HART. a Cs.
D. Ghissr \ Co.. J. I. Moons Go.
asvi9-ssaSw.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-24

LOUISIANA EsrERrHisE We have
been shown some samples Of paper
made from bagasse, by the firm Of
THonAs j. sPHAhH 4 Co, Of New Or
leans, which for printing purposes
fully equals any we have ever seen
made from rags. II is beautifully
clear white and in texture almost
equal TO parchment. Several sam
plies of brown wrapping paper,
made from bagasse, surprised MS
from its color. strength and APP
pearance; also sample Of brown
wrapping paper made from the
banana plant, which II real worthy
Of attention. 10 the same firm
are we indebted for samples Of
hemp. made from tae wild indigo,
which grows In profusion along
our road-sides, IN old fields and lots
We are scarcely prepared to ex.
press an opinion upon an article OF
which we know 80 little, but to our
Judgment, Il appefs quite equal to
the best Kentucky hemp. One sam.
pie made FROM the banana plant Is
extremely beautiful. These sau-
pies. we are informed, are scarcely
to be considered fair test Of the
ability Of the company, being made
at the North under very disadvan-
tageous circumstances. However,
they speak well for home enterprise
and we trust Messrs. Spear n 90,
will fully realize the benefit Of their
discoveries. A large factory will
be established in New Orleans dur.
ing the coming spring.
AZ meeting of the Industrial
Fair Association held In this city
on Saturday night last, premiums
were offered for the best specimens
of Louisiana hemp and paper, which
we hope will assist In encouraging |
an enterprise ofso much Importance
to our State. For the purpose Of |
permitting our citizens to inspect
these specimens of home production.
they have been placed in charge of
Mr.. Mccormick, at tho Postoiiice.
where they can be seen. Our friend
Of the Sugar Planter will accept
our thanks.