New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-17
no The Planters.
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&5s HAToN RouGEs April !, 1867, |
Under tile authofity If Governor THos o. MOORE, the
Undersigned takes charge Of tho Psntenilasy this day
conducts its business for account Of the State the
Furnishing directly TO tho Planters material for clothing
their slaves authorized to receive from Cotton Planters
cotton in exchange goods such extent as may be
necessary supply the immediate wants Of each and
Planter rs It can be done without interfering with the
requirements the Government FOR clothing Volunteers md
the uses Of the Army. f
In order effect exchange With Cotton Planters we viii
furnish them with yard ssveneghhs osnaburg for
two pounds Of good clean Middng Cotton, delivered here
yard of either Osnaburgs or
Sheeng for and half pounds Cotton delivered here
Their ORDERS accompanied With the Cotton will be
registered and fled in the order in which they may BIZ
received but order will receive attention until the Cotton is
in hand The object In making this exchange being to extend
to tho Planters generally It's benefits that no Que
will order larger supply than will suffice for his immediate
wants. No order be filed smaller quantity than four
hundred yards; where less quantity wanted neghbors
will unite their orders Should Cotton Planters psfer 10
their goods, instead OF making exchange In Cotton hsr
orders will receive the attention. vixen accompanied with
money sight draft upon New Orleans at the prices
below and at which prices the orders Of Sugar Planters
will be supplied: a
seven-eighths Osnaburgs at twenty cents y ard.
Four.quastes osnaburgs attwenty two cents yard
Fourqnartcrs sheeting at Twenty two cents yard.
Each party making application goed either in xchangs
Cotton cash, will append to his order certificate in
/ the following form 49, ~.
aThe undersigned a - Planter, in the Parish Of
J--, do hereby certify, on honor that have on my
plantation - slaves, and that require, to supply
| their immediate necessities:
.3-- yards n osnkburgs.
- yards 4-4 &
i yards shee,ins.
For the purpose Of supplying ths order you Will receive
i With this ----b bales Of Cotton. '=1 sf-
l Ship the goods TO -----..g--
#4is Ell sse:. r,'s's.
We will acknowledge promptly The receipt of each order
will them in the herein indicated with The
least possible delay.
purchasing Wool of burs at from 80 to A5 cents
pet pound for which viii pay cash. give goods in ex
4 ehanae at The prices above stated.
| s. NJ. HART & CO., Agents.
4 4t IL - ArRlL TO- 1862
Planters sending Cotton particularly requested to mark
distinctly bill of adnF with their order and state
heir application nuber Of bales and the marks
sre Already great confusion has occurred and perhaps
some cases Cotton been assigned the
in copsuence Of it's being to deephe the marks
We are N receipt number CT letters accompanied Will
Cotton that we unable to acknowledge receipt Of the par
ties write their plantations and fail to give MS their post
i Office. g5sSs-s=t5 FL
The rand accumulation a. orders renders necessary tina
We should quantity be supplied to each slave al no
more than SEVEN YARDS 20 exceed this quantity will
impossible for supply in any reasonable lime III
demand thereby the obee desired of serving tn
Planters of the State generally with for immedat
purposes Parties sending Cotton must make the quantity
approach possible the required TO pay Tor til
goods ordered each every Planter must maze appi
cation for himself and furnish the required certificate OF tn
slaves before his order can registered
1 FROM SUGAR PLANTERS WE CANNOT TAXI
COTTON in exchange Their ordes must be accompanied
| with remittance in cash sight drafts. n 49,
/ S. NJ. HART q Co, Agents
apl5 2pIOt U ~ q 49,