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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30

3 Pension AGENcy.-The State Sentinel says
the Pension Agency has been rem owed from
Evansville to Indianapolis. The books and
roll of the Agency have been ordered to that
point, but not yet received Mr.. Raleigh
lately deceased, was Pension Agent here under
the present administration
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II 4 Il E S

One lines less three times
weeh 81 5o two weeks SO So month. s4 three
months 81 81 months. sic; year SI5 Discount
larzr advertssuents Cards Of six lines per
annum No CHARGE for marriage. death regous ees
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
NO HU NIB u G !! "a
Selling off AT Prime COST

VIE undersigned takes leave to the cs ems
OF this place and vicinity that he changing his
business and therefore will in rdsr pose heavy
well se4Aeted stock fancy and staple
eh at prime cost His stock consists part mems.
Aiu I'm de LANES Bareges. Muu Beges,
Swiss silks parasols Hosenes
ana mutuds OF other desirable articles spring
sne summer wear too numerous mention this
has to be closed efre the first July you will avail your
tns opportunity for securing apfarels
tor II tn install cost and would respectfully request
IN order to convince before purchasing else
ap30Im Main street next door to Bran n san1s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT A IINTINI =.

HWTE will sell suction. Saturday NOR ing Nav Cd
w ats clock at our sale centre Table btsk
last table cane chairs Chairs
Rocker Wash Stands. high Bedsteads single Rel
stead shuck Natrasss ain lie Matrass Cooking
nearly new TUB. Market Basket pair Androns
Bnreau sud book &el. 7- $50
Apso W0oLSEY & NELSON Auctioneers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
ADMuNESTEsATokS, SALE.

ENHE undersgned Administrators the
Hesden dee'd will sell the store OF said deo'd.
en- Min street IN Evansville. Thursdav Ny I'D.
stock OF hsrchandIze belonging said
Groeeres Boots Shoes Dig Goods Bacon Lard
and Hardware; also forty Shares of stock Evans
vile ndiana polls aud Cleveland Railroad Company.
hey will aso sell at the farm the dec in Centre To
ip on the 9th day OF sy three head Horses three
20 other CATTLE Wagons.
Hogs Hay Meat. ard Household ana Kitchen Furlittfe
also wheat in the ground. srs7Ee
TERMS Of SALE.-All of three dollars and under
Cash. Oh all sums over SO credit of nine months will
gwen the purchaser giving with approved security
bearing interest date and waving relief
OF appraisement laws. EDWARD BURTtSS
ap3O 4tw WILLIAM ATCHESON.
folksbote copy 3w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE,

~ Office hereby a4ll sell
ton. Monday the l9th day May
residence of Harvey Galloway. the Robertson place.
Union Township Nandcrburgh county. al: his
property tnot taken by the w0 Horses Hogs.
Cattle Corn, Wheat Household furaiture Farnihg
utensils &c. Fl sE4 zs3 = = - y.
"A credit of nine months will be giysn all
three dollars purchasers giving with approval
bearing interest and waving valuation apprasmrnt
law III. Adnn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30

and ttfne o. saies.l -
j NATHAN RowLET vs.. " n. wBITTssE Is KY Sale eH
Foreclosure House door, ay 10 between
clock profits for Of not over
Middle 0nethrd of the south qr
of &nsh:p south 10 west Fee smp
viii be sold does satisfy decree and costs
A GUMBERTS vs.. vICFoR BISUa Sale on execution,
door and O'Clock. rents and
profits for 10 deEci of which fee simpieLos Nos
and in block ia the Fourth Enlargement OF the oly OF
Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30

WOOD.
ARDERs for Wood left at E. E. wHEELER's. will
" be promptly filled ap7-3m2wsn
ITALIAN CLOTH cases assorted uuolftias rec'd
"A this day aud for sale by JAMES Low & Co.,
r. aF3n AIS Main street bouisvil'e Nv
81 REALS cotton rope; 60 10 reals Hemp roFe;
" 10 do Halter do; do Bed ords~jsst ID
by sr3n z. II COOK ON.
Cd NEST wooden bowls; 70 nest can pails 81. %
Il - " nest covered buckets; cd half bushels;
30 gross Clio pins; 10 do assorted door msSs
doz Rolling pins; do Selves ass d N6t4xIS
IL do Wash Boards; Is nests maIke. Baskets;
dog Clothes Baskets just rec'd by
ari0 H. COOK & SON
bBbS and 60 sacks Flour wholesae and tail by
" " JOHN BIZ RTIS.
Sp3o ---- Eext door TO S. f. Gilbert & c..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
SHERIFF'S SALES.

(under this will always be found correct statement
sheriff Sales including nnmesof parties property
and time Of saies.1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
CORPORATIO1 N0TtCE

ERDEREO that the owners Of Lots Nos. a. ~
" U.s. D. u. and 2Sin block No Easern
ths of Eyausv e plank sidewalk placed
down extending asng the of said
Fourth within day pm location OF
notice and in default thereof the
reeted perform said work and aecru
thereby will lie assessed and
los much thereof will satisfy said lien By
aP24 lot ~, 49, CITY Clerk =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
}. S. A n DE R S o s
Merchant Tailor. IL
FINE WALL rApER s-UrH0LsTERY WORE

CHMIDT & SrABR have at their establish
- ment First larg of VIII Pape
from lities the gded comprsr
thing of the beautiful dvsr Pteu this line. They
al hing apperaining uphols terry Gn
chairs sofas style. Having Just
aeconmodats increased business
prepared to reesiye eustomsrs and sho them
large oek and low prices. Eft
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30

GIVE had rain enough yesterday morn
ing to lay the dust, and wash the trees. but
not enough for any further practical good.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30

The Mobile Advertiser, Of the 22d furnish
es the following account Of the loss of the
Steamboat Cuba, in the Alabama river already
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
sa0,eoO WORTH OF D.TcirrNC.

HE UYPRESS POND DRAINING COMrANY lncarporated
by an act OF the last Legislature Kentucky
SOetO worth of ditchiug be done through
Union county for which thy will ray cash
ork Is and VIII make advances equal to 50
the work month"; after the the work
to commence ia .iuly flashed in December
next The land viii be shown and fll particulars
apply to Al Churchill. Geo. Henshsw DR.. D.
Geo. Payne. living me CLERK Of tho
Board in Morganheld. Ky. -
ana q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
------t From the N. o. Crescent 23d.l
2LATE FROM NICARAGUAL

PETALS OF scHLEssINGER,s DEFEAEy
Cowatdice and Court Martial!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30

{. Communication is open on Lake Nicaragua
and down the river to Sar Juan. Twelve
steamers in all are plying and under the con-
troll of the Government These afford great
facilities to the Nicaraguan government, and
such a man as Walker knows how to employ
them to advantage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
ADMTNENrKA.aOESs. IvI1<.I

hereAy given that the dersigned has been
appointed .E Of Harvey
Galloway late Of erburg County Diseased
supposed to be soiyants +. J. NJ. CALDWELL.
ap24-3w s4fsfa8sF q Adrninistralur
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
ADAMS, EXPRESS COmPANEa
EtSIR { s1ass.s. . { s55at4 Hls6ssT%
E9zExa al III III al III ~ si1sIL
-. :. z -, SssSs - :. =, = 49,
NEW ARR ENT

.+EEHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY Respectfully au-
their Friends, public of Evansville and
vicinity that they have deterr oeen an ONCE at
Evansville he devoted exclusively
the bushes Of their Line and have appointed NJ GEO
business, perfectly miliar
and the details of their operate This arrangement las
made the sole object
the Express and desirahilis pub
c Ito psh which the best efforts of
will be especially directed eNfE
All having business with will
call on Mr. MaBride, at Office First
Locust and Main, who alone authorised 20 act
from this date. i.-s11a@A
noT2-dtf - !. ALFRED GATHER. supsriutens, nsg7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30
JEWEEISE! JEWELIsY!

r-yFgs JEWEEikE! JEWEAlsYH
FNE uudersgne ed would respectfully the citizens
OF syssss and vieDy ths. ne has S1.
all kinds lect from New York which he would ask the
and h latest styles and will be sold for cash at the
ifti Of Watches me pieces repaired in work.
se manner at nabie charges ard wSrk
On First three below tho PostOoe 1.-THE
stand formerly occupied BY G. Goshen. -.z.asi- -
Fifty LABORERS WANTED
eos PHI Faulkner fGibsou county wishes 70 employ SC
sS laboing TO wort canal dtchin tho We t9Tn
will give good wages. and give them smpoyment for
in 0 horssr f f fsst
q oAsK Logwood; oask red - double refined
n slsratgs in q aud IL papers; zoo lbs Extra lndig0
case potash in tin caas reed direct from New fSrs
BOXES Dress; s9 9 sou ol,vseal -. :, -
y % f aPse r'i' Dbl ssa11 Pasi a's
= OzALBs Rieo Flour. 20 Gem Starch; inst reed sy
NOTICE TO B0ATMFN AND SHIP
PEsxS ON CANAL.
ANtae 18th day of the mill be drssn of
sg DsIga Level for thepurpose off Gaming cut Pigeon
100 BeLs White Lime for sale h. :. 90
z ~ esp2s TX D. HEIMANN:
RBIG iRON4o tons Greene hot blast Superior
asa a''i'i' rec 'Ni'd- and i'f 20 {rER CO.
EEAy..2oO bales bright Tifao4l , for sale by
II sa2o. 81 -. 5ze-.z GEO. POSTER & co.
~ OF bills and halves Prime for sale BY
-
a. ATT 7ono bbls Railroad depot
APPS = GEO. FOSTER co s
ENLAsS ARE-too boxes Glass Jars pit and at Fissks
w Wine Buttfss. ALSO so Dem ohns "a Re-
ceived steamer Mo1ongahela this dY and for sale
ap29-=s-~ q & raE-Ens EaTa -aPREST0NtBROS.
elbow Fl 4NnLiss.-so pair PIow Hs.a..s -rsec.Ted
u and fer saleby aF2a SAMrELnFR.
TN AEKs' TOOLs,-A complete assoI n sore
L aud tor sale ~ 81 ara sQs3Hs SAMUEL ORR.
TO G ENBLENEN OF TASTE.
CLOTHS, oAssIMEREs,s MEETINGS, &C, sc.
JUST RECEIVED - al ~ q. Ies.-
D. "A n DE R S o Ms
Merchant Tailor. III
HAVE Just received some fuI articles for Gentle
beauty anything be opened .. city and
tie latest ttyes Invite the ton gen tlemen
clotbs spring vestines &C., ANY of
these goods wil be made oeder in t sshionabe
sty les and warr4p edto fit. D.. 5. ANDERSON.
ap2s-t Flrsstreet. between Main and sycamore.
FINE NALL PAPEfiS-Ur TfOLSTERY WORK.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STABK have Just their establish
- ment First larg of VIII Pape
from lities the gded comprsr
thing of The beaut full desdr ptou this line They
ao keap hing apperaining uphois terry En
aeconmodats increased business
prepared to reesiye eustomsrs and sho them
large oek and low prices. p2s-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-30

AN most respectfully call The q t. lsisa Of the
SE country trade beautiful sock
White Goods Ladies' Dress Goods Shswls. A-ndsle
Lancaster aud Narses Quilts Ges 1enen aud Chillegs
Apparel aud dlesg ices asua4l
retail merchants which 10
ap2t Mo III Naf : " - rntlFr st
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20
gt Nearly seven years we have had

gE Nearly seven years we have bad
control OF a Democratic journal in lber~
Vile. In the course Of that time, We
hayo passed through - number Ct ex-
citing elections. As the organ Of the
party, we were selected to do all the
printing, snch rs posters, haudbgiIs, tick
ets, DC, and having never received q
dollar for our labor, thought 1t our duty 10
notify a few Of the prominent de,npcrats
# the f4ct and ask them TO make some
Arrangement that would secure US a
small compensation for the printing
that we might be compelled to d. tbs
wear. The gentlemen referred 10, assn.
red us tiiat we might expect a fair aud
liberal remuneration for our services
With this assurance, We te,t satisfied.
and proceeded cheerfulsv 10 execute all
tue commands Of The party. The print
ing which has been done this year.
amounts 10 about $3.50, for which We
are vet to receive the first dollar.
Shall We be paid III, Ga-ette.
Why, Peter, 20 hear YOU gas and
blow, one would think that tie Dernoc,
raey u Of your parish we're superior to
any other Of the same kidney" through
out the State. Why in thunder 10 you
stay in such a 'one boss party, If they
wont pay YOU for "gassiug" for them I
-.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20
SAD EvENr.-Mis Anna II. Lachaise

SAD EvENT.-Mlss Anna II. Lachaise
daughter Of James NJ. Lachaise, Of this
city, died on board the tealner Arago
on the Bird inst. after q short illness
ron brain fever aged lo years. This
young lady was engaged to be married
to a gentleman Of this citJ, Immediately
on her arrival aud the bridal wreath was
bespoken. To-day, tue flowers that
were TO have adorned her nupti..'s ave
strewn upon the bridal bed Of death! She
was buried in her wedding robes THIS
morning. The delay in the arrival OF
the steamer caused some anxiety among
those who had friends GU board; and their
was Que who had watched at the wharf
until midnight on Friday, and when the
good news was teIegraphed-'tbe Arago
is beluw'-he went home o his friends
inexpressibly happy. The next morning
on going early to the ship to welcome
the bride to his heart be found that The
soul Of his souls idol" had Just de-
parted. The cold casket was there but
the beautiful jewel was gone.-NewT York
Mirror 9th inst.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

CHINESE SUGAR CASE.-We learn
from the Granville (Soutlern Ill., tier,
aid that the Chinese Sugar Cane has been
cultivated with great success IN that re-
gion during the past year, aud a writer
IN that paper expresses great confidence
that farmers may make it a valuable
agricultural product in that latitude,
We shall beiiye that sugar to any ey-
tent be made in the North when the fact
is demonstrated, and-nol beiOre.-
Y. O. BaiIetjn.
And SO do We. Does any one sup
pose that the planters OF Louisiana
would not have adopted the SorgA0 IN
lieu Of the common cane if i. could have
been cultivated and produced as wetl::-
Some of our planters tried the expert
ment years ago, and it most s;gHai!y
failed to produce either sugar or moIass
Is sufficient to pay the aclual expenses
Of cultivation. Aud in addition to re
c%eivjng 10 remuneration for their tron-
BE, the plant extended over their grounds,
giving them more trouble to remove i.
tjtan coco. How any paper III this State
can le,ote time aud space to the que.>
ton Of bringing il Sergio or Chinese
cane ~ 3 substitute for the cane now IN
use @ more tian We can imagine. Il is
the Height Of folly for our Northern
friends % think Of c~uItivatlng this plant
With The view Of bringing it into coupe
tition with tile cane Of Louisiana. Elk
~peruuenting !, Nil very well a. far as it
goes, but they wlS find that almost any
else will pay them better than euI-
t,~gat:og Sor-ho Sagre. The theory may
appear very plausible, but W know the
I~rt4a|ce will not bear them ous. Wa
with the Bulletin, that 'we shall
that Sugar TO any extent can be
nate in the North when the fact is de-
a"HstrateI-Hot batDre :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

LIE or oFF i.oAD.-Our Police Jurg
on Monday last, not having a quorum
could lake no action upon this matter
aud so laid oeer until next meeting Of
the Jury on Jau. 5th, We refer to this
matter again at the present time, because
our lherv1lie cotemporary the Saattnel
does not seem inclined to believe that any
n could be found wiling to take a
contract for keeping this road in repair
wgpetaaHy. Such IS nevertheless the
fact. Two separate proposals were made
to our Police Jury in which parties of
Iering to contract for the job IN perpetu
ity! We saw their signatures and need
ed no further proof. The parties are
well known ii Plaquem;ne and are ID
fact lbeEviIIians, and our friend of the
Sentinel can satisfy himself Of the truth
Of The above by a little inquiry among
ms osn townsmeE, Whether the par
ties making such a contract would be
loosers By the operation does not inter-
est lberville Or West Baton Rouge. Let
them Look to that. The subject will be
disposed Of at our next meeting OF the
and we nope whatever plan they
may adopt to put this road in order.
will be one to require no further trouble
at least years to come. 1t can be
done and ought to be without further
useless delay.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

IIT IN AGAIN The Y. .. Courier
" bile," over in a lust criticism IF \ p
Wills New Work Of i" Pan, Fame
While .h;s srahbr ,t;v;l,.l
- u.Im,,,I
aug ~ 1''o' '}'"s' 'osui' Tue aePfaSeo
tastes OF Northern h~b!ollonlsts, he is
quietly calculating thu chances Of tile
sale Of his I;.arary nroa,e,;o,s !, the
Sinh T., s..I.l
30 -" 49,
Mhat aF'd''y >oataernefs viii buy these
Northern trashy literary emsnations
OF diseased brains and paying often a
high price 10 hear themselves abused.
81 m,,.b noise and ex.;,arar+ va. cra,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

@ Thursday being the day appoin.
tsdb y the Governor as a day Of Thanks
giving, aud wishing all hands, and our
self included, to partake Of tho usual
holy day festivities, we therefore give
our patrons this week, the Piaatey in
large type, SO that our hands can rest
from their labors on that day. Our next
issue will be brought on, in Nonpariel
type, it being the last number Of our first
Volume, and which will contain reading
matter enough to make up for the def
cheney this week,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

H Cali in at VIAETr's on Third St
near the market and examine his stock
of fancy articles for holy day presents.
His establishent stands A No. l for supe-
rior Drugs, Medicines Chemicals de-, and
those disposed to patronize him will find
his merchandise to be as represented and
of the very best. He has also on hand
stationary which he offers at Low prices.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

NEW ORLEANS AND OPaLousa.
RoAD.-The New Iberia parish
Martini Southern Star of Saturday /.
says:
We learn from good authority that
the directory Of this road have decided
to commence operations at this place as
soon as the railway is completed to Bef>
wicks Bay, (which will be within the
present winter,) and proceed with ali
practicable dispatch to grade the roads
way from this point to Washington, par
ISL OF st. Landry, the present western
terminus Of the route. We hope mme-
date measures will be taken to extend
the road from Washington threuoh
Natchitoches and Mansfield to Shr,ye-
port. we are happy to assure tie pub
nc that the affairs Of tie railroad com
pany are in a highly satisfactory coud.-
ton, and the enu Of the running
portion Of the road daily increasing.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

.~ In the course o: the career eli.
torti, it i, As much impossible to >t4er
clear q biunders As /. IS in anv other
occupation. Some times when east III
tended or expected, VIZ unfortunately hit
soine one a blow tna: produces ANYTHING
Tut good feeling. As often do shafts fl
witl Of the mark and hit those least
aimed al. And as often is the poor editor
blamed and ceDsurel and sometimes
even worse-for that which in reality
be did n 0 intend. These remarks are
Brought forth BY the fact tia. some two
or three weeks ago, We related an in
stance Of negro insoience to an ovesseer
aud gave the Railroad as the place Of oc-
c~arrence. Without intending in tie
slightest degree TO reflect upon the nrat,>
ageanent Of the overseer Il the ROAD, Mr..
J. B. Hut. Wa gave the story rs We
head i, but did not give the profer %,
catlty. We have since heard that the
negroes on this road are considered
among the best behaved negroes in the
State, so much so that considerable time
has elapsed SIRE it was found necessary
to punish any of them, The credit Of
such management is due the able aud
~energentic oversees Of the road Mr.. J. B.
III, aud it gives US much pleasure to be
able u record his, as il is on his be-
halt that We make correction Of the er-
ror into which we had unintentiouaIly
fal,en.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

DARING ROBBERY. On Thursday
nlght last, a man was robbed at tie
steamboat landing of Baton Rouge, in a
most daring manner, showing that the
thieves were experts at the business
lie was crossing the landing between 9
and loo'clock, when two men jumped
suddenly upon him; one holding HIM
and stopping his mouth to prevent bis
crying out, while the other quickly
ransacked his pockets, and finding his
purse in the nDcket of bis coat deliberate.
'y tore 1t of, and then both made tracks
with their plumber, leaving their vic
tim 50 astonished aud terrified at the
rapidlty OF the operation as to be unable
to cry out or give the alarm in time to
apprehend the scoundrels. The victim
was an overseer, and his purse contained
his all, some three hundred dollars. the
fruits Of several years economy. lie an
peared to be much distressed at his los
ana SAD that although i was quite dark
a the time, he was satisfied that his
plunderers were negroes. When We
last saw him he was busiIy engaged il
hunting up the constaLiex.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

ALABAMA STATE FAIR.-At the ~.
cent Alabama State Fair the prefnianl
lor the largest production Of cotton fron
one acre of land (3o1o pouads) "
given to Dr.. kennon Jones, from vhat
county Of the State VT are no. informed.
The premium for the largest productions
of corn on Que acre los busbels) ~
given 10 Charles \. Peabody. The ~.
ricuIturAl Society passed a resolution q
a reward Of Ten thousand doi'a1
f,r the discovery of a mode to secure ~
cotton planter from the ravases q ~
boil worm.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

The penalty for killing wife does not
seem to be very great in Florida. DR..
William &c. Rogers, who murdered his
wife at Ocala, Florida, some months ago,
has been tried and found guilty of man
slaughter. The Court sentenced him to
nine months Imprisonment and to pay
a fine of five hundred dollars.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20
For the Sugar p..,.sr
10 i's'ph'ne. Sleeping.

a. evening shadows gather IN
A'i lover round Thy vestsi ia.
AeAotl aSerapA'. passing in
I'issteis TIE gloon above .hy he.s
" 4s1ss- hAle sweeps thy face.
Aud sheds its glory Ger thy bro,
"ais thy bosom bears III, ems,...
u spirit. breathing .of. and low-
sweet music Of Their avn sild sphs,..
la:e shy Dreamy listening ear.
Bseashe tbsy Of oae #Ao passed .,,,
10 -Ae4 sr bt5on ser EIsn,s bo,.,.
a. IN aaes g thy silent PLAY
-sssa Tue sar3ea's summers aoxe,,,
fe aaanse si.e echoes still 81 the.
10 5ay'ss stF=ansi n some origh. lii.
Nr0pt't a angelic parity,
Or spreads Ter wing to hover WIN.
The m-.ie II Ter happy sphere,
Asseats aato Thy dreamy ear.
breftts Aey Of =orae swee: resting p;.ee
i@asath the folds u Jesus breast.
from whose eternal, radiant face
immortal glory .arogds tie hIssts
2 al tAs angels, fair Ielphias,
Before enchanted giories fsae.
i&e fssnhaE fi fhy happy dream,
Is gfiHg my sisters gentle shade,
. ".tAs y round oar forest borne,
That she may shed her alasseduss,
tiffn Thy sair unfolding form
In - Seraghic loneliness
TN Fatte8 10 that bgisssaI snhere
Waose as4sic charms ,hy dreamy ear.
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