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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
so pIoyGTs.-so PLfaGHT!'

TIHE SUBSCRIBER, having made arfange1neals !.
NJ. Thos. Montague. Of Ma ss!sas Ny % n =.
tfaetnre Ii kinds of f1olehs, is Tow prepared 70 in1
nish the Tlade ami Planters gene silly, with Niousr.
Iron PtouEbs If al: kinds. We ave aoo hos ~
pleted OF various sizes; and soica a call asa =
astio,i before purchasing e~iseshre, WeNns a
lee all our nofk. and viii par Particular a1tshs'or
rensfrinr Plouqh aork of al EiEts II the .npp IN
he jail, near y fieuie's Stole, The business .,..
he carried on BY Tunuare Il -aonfagaest Asn
assortment viii be found a. The esfshissn.nenss- "a
Jan. II
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
WILLIAM BOGEL.
Wholesale sn6 Retail Druggs: 1 Apafascsl'

"Aoiessi' So a9T0y RoJGE, u
TT EEps co.sray7zY on HAsD and !. ~. .a,
Il e 9acrss.iar bi-stocs Of everything usually .ss.
n country ana city Drag stores, on = y an si-s
specially solicited, feeling assured sass .-1sns
satisfaction 10 his nstouers-p.tes WIN Is i. md vif
liberal-yonr orders whether u q ou.a ..ssat;os = !
meet With prompt attention
% y rysrs thing shipped IS him per Dys'oa N
boat, will he insured. -, rruss nd
4 viii be to your ia.esest q buy s'''
Medicines rom ~ roifLs
ts4~rk
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
PR . p EC=T#J S
OF THE
Southern Parlor Magazine
4SH-
Lad11s' Ioo1x-

lhr srysr g~erneEts for blending the Sefsru
Ky nApsFs Book md the So, THrEs PAe
Lo2 AiaGszlst. beios ROW complete.
MRS. Y. +. ". NcCNRD
Iak"s great pleasure IL announcing to the
citizens Of ne South md West. tina. the first
]nu12Her q the above Magazine XII! he .rasv
Tor delivery and the Nal on or ssous tae
10th day of November being the December
number of 'ae Magazine. and IT will. there
after, be published regularly on Tie 10Th dag
Of the pfoylraate month.
here never nas been 8 period in the his
cory Of our country, when there was 50 stern
a |ecessisv Tor the exercise OF the Southern
mind for Southern good. as al the present
moment when every element Of enterprize
and Independence should be broneh. 70 orr.
.ate for our beloved home.
Then, at this moment there need be no
heightened appes. in behalf of a Southern
Literature no argument to induce the South
10 refuse snch mental pah.t4m as is fsrnisn-
ed by the North 10 exhcrtation 10 tusrtre
he t-'H soathernef with becoming zeal IN
behalf MS household traditions, and the
legends oil the beautiful savaunahs that elus.
ter about iis sunny home.
Each nu: Der Of the Magazine viii con.
tam 81 ages of neat letter press, IN ROYAL
7ttaNo l5fb 81 superb aleF.. one steel en-
CRAVING. enc piece al orleinal or popular rnu-
SIC: plates of the Fashions and other erpbel-
shsnents. There VIII alsn De added about
pages, so be devoted TO ments ot
suitable style for such a Periodical, and It
viii TINS form 4 most appropriate anG profita-
bic medium for the advertisement Of articles
OF taste ard elegance.
10 the subscribers Of the Southern Ladies'
- -.
have not received the numbers to wnirhthev
are entitled, it is respectfully announced that
suitable deductions will be made.Z
Subscription, $500, payable in advance.
liberal commission will be allowed to Post
Masters and sthers acting as agents.
VIZ. 4 LEONARD & co.
pr'rrietors.
Delta Buildings, No. IS Camp ST. .et. and %
and II Bank Place, New OrIeafs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
THE GUIDE

70 SCIENTIFIC ave rk.erIe4LAsRtcHLrrar
Hy HE~aH ~STyFHKss,F r. >..ot Edinburgh.
and the ate ]. z. NoaTos. Professor OF
Scientific Agriculture IN Yale College. New
Haven 2 vols Royai Octave. 1900 pa
ses, and numerous Wood and Steel En-
cravings.
This IS, eonfessedly, ne most complete
w7Fk On Agriculture ever published and n
or''eT TO eve It a wider circulation the pub
tlSaeFs have resolved 10 reduce the rfice 10
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes.
When segt by mai tFos.-raIil 70 Cs1iior-
ma ans Oregon the price vii he ST 70
every other q"rt of TIE United States and 10
canada tpas'-faid1 Sc y Tbs gror+ i,
nor fAs Old BezS ! tie Farm
isefnit.ance> Tor any of the above anbtica-
ttons she4t atsafs &c addressed. post PafG
20 =. Publishes
LEONARD SCOTT co.
NJ s., Cold Street. New York.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
e q, WILSON,
House, Sign 4 Or

Ship on Third sf-s>t. Nth = tks Pa~ oM0.
HASiEG permanently locate, ID Baton Eoage, -
would respectfully solicit . share Of the public
patronage.
Beng ssotie2hle eorkEnen ~c are snahled to 10
wtFs aa the most reasonable terms, ana II the bess
style
Particular attention paid to plain aat fsncs SIG -
% GRAlSING. GLAZING GLIDING. IA.BLiS
ApEK HANGING. Se.. neatly exscntsd.
Orders for plantation work tthroura lie n. oAt
otherwise solicited and PROMPTLY attended 70
Al. &c IL,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
Cooking Stoves.

Jfyaa wish a cheap and good COOKING STOVE,
# either for coal or wood, call at Montsu l. Nuguets.
They have on hand and are constantly recsi.ing trora
st. louis, Cincinnati. Pittshurg. the latest aud oldest
patterns of extra heavy cooking stoves. They are
furnished complete with Iron ware, Tin ware and
srovs Pipe. Cali and examine a: our wareroom under
the Old Gazette office" corner Churci, and Latay
cite, or 81
! NnNTAN l. HUGEErs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27

Best English, Corn. Cane and Cotton Foe. Socket
Spades, Grubbing Hoes, stchbEe IIoet. Anes' shovels
aud spades ct
NOETAN &hCGUErS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
!. PIPER IL co
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p,nr, " p. rrSSAgn
T. PE X u o.
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FAOAS1
NET VI X EsSS.
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.-na--. -
~ Fs,"ss ~ - 60 go. }a-r,,+f,. f~nssr,
s"ppts "a FnA1a "a ~. -
- r.. 80. NJ y,rH ,r1 r,,oI-r.-
s Nsss a,oSt s7' un = q -. ~.
So.
Arrrcirs.
lack.us nnt para~ Cssra
auraaa,
siAasoer:s.
Wssn.ts,sa
ASos Eases,
'hina sha 1.ass FA'~f 'sh-'
. tea Srrs
" Ffesahlaltca ~aPH @aeos's,
~ol.s' GERS
SS'@H
hthcrnsaa Io.Et HSIss,
T,r -Ms ss.s.
fnys
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s,,n ~ q r-Tna-
ss.sr So: - -.
sn.-., E-;yas ssIt sr..ov.
fG,,c- n,s iasar- r,rts
70 IA so r.. sn,rn.,
-.t, FAM Gao and Pr.,ssj Class
Ira a. C,ctkerv.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
To Cttcn Planfrs.

:. .,ghfxs oiers MS services 10 Cotton Plan
ia l,THi ~ hss hsd ample experience
BENJAMIN yErEiTE
Eaton s,oyec inrf e Il
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
isHBJRY REGER,

HgEfF, AGN AM ORNAMENTAL et,s-,
Ny ors"rs g,gen M for House, Sign, or Ornament.
Il q PatptthT taPar hanging. an1 Glazing viii na.,
- Pet = at'1At3"n- AZ am permanently loe,t.a
IN s'1L / @NS', En4 As 4 IL my intsfe., 10 III. IN.
RAJ "a stHcfia2 ! s-al thy to % &.
arp i>.-, AsHBUgY REGn
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27

ANUFACTTRER AND DEALER IN
addisry. harness, Trunks, Whips, and Sad
dIery Hardware.

HARVEY HOUSE, ROW BATON Rooeh, Ia
WE WOULD aEsPErFFlLLF MORN oTrtflehds
~ Customers shc TIC tsoie, s."- We maze nov
me G7osF eoH'EieW ana ."FF'1 = s" a''n ~ e1pIs -
r!lhs shat Fkh " y, 'p"1~ - '4e a,te O.
w nSF' NeshStf H1hGe r. IA.sF ~ ~.
,tS"I.a - 80. nraF.r : ~ Istas,x los E.xIns
mad. nrrapy~r,.nta With one Of the bssr nsna,nctur.
mo Honse. n Ser YORK to have most Of Gu, mn saD
W. ~ ga n srrrac we'd r., " order .~,r.s4'v 10.
90 ~ rita + tboss Of ot- our Q oun aanafac.uTt. Shsse
extra Inducements TO cuptooners, w-are p-cps rcd 20
sell at Wholesale or Retail and pledge rure~1vc. %
s*,l on q a os.els, s s: IS can be bought at "n7
70 our old customers ~e beg leave 10 return cur
sincere tEaoss for thstr liberal rn.renase o~ete;'.o,..
pleasure 10 showing our stock Of Goo4s. 4 IL: IN part
nav Ia s,,r4 A a fnilovc.
Al shS way N saaAes, l naFe
American. Baltimore.
Engl.ah, KenlucAy,
spaut.h. and Washington
shd hsAe@a somerset.
ALSO
ranzbe, A.tahapss. Creole Somerset.
Hope. Ctixenz Wheeler psteai
p,sn s,a Stained
eSar,- c-- ,.-,e
ladies' Ai Use. sna uo.r,v
OF Harness, there IL
Silver, Brs.s Plated ant
Japnnned Carrtsre Harness,
Siir.r. Brass Barorch and
fhirlng esrf'asehaFhFss'
~ ~ n,r y.o.t ~ ,4.,,rs
ga ~ -o.
~n,cH - reif l"fEr an9 y - - !, - -
"s. = . '"' -"' F ~
I'll"
Ao 0
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
RIGHT ABOUT
ToU NEXT

ootfH \ thAlfi informs tn" public tina, having
- DISSOLVED MS iatf associations. he Is now RFyn,r
no On his cwS AVIS, in other words. he has established
nlrhscI on Church street. north side. first door east 0,
The Hatnef Honse--whcTc HE and his 9a-vrlTrse. Will
"''t '0"s NJ noe q tine bat with sAiAD1S MADE, keen
- Inc scfraE or OLD TIHF+ takes 81 the hairy r2fur-
dd7~e&- manipulate hirsuhs humanity in \ manner
most beautiful TO behold. IuiIed bg the music If A
aistaht wate-taIt--EtG'K hearing the tauGa,. savorv
"nc pure as ever Graded the INFANT vExrs-buriea ii
cushions Of elder dowu-tmnersed in aroma frcn, tho
ORIENTAL CiiaEs there IN carry on tbs I0nuoriaL, Lir
sIte and khpNerIapiam Art. Sc.
"LoIna one come AL,
and give ZOE CRAIG a shaving callf'1
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
POSTAGE
Great Reduction, In the Price Vt tho Inter
Publication.

In all he principal Cites aua iowas. tAesn
works viii be delivered. FREE OF FOs.
IAGE. Wien sent BY mail the poLr.sF %
any part Of tie tinted States viii be tu,
I'esHtg-foar rrrts a Year for ~Btac.woo.I- =
and bat Fourteen fstts a year for each oithe
BaV1pu
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27

= -,.-~-,~ ,anrnrp r.4,Try ,,n,ctr
A Ao'lA-S : - =, H. 'thi., fn ~
4 hELhk FtilI. ~af1oh-Fht H'n ''e-lon
u i@ndins'
. rryrtNrN rPRRlER CIV 4 WHEEL wRIGH
: - baton hoasS: 15v-,r,
C,HTRITs RCSToN, BL4CKHHI7yf IND W4l
on maker. Ferry Landing, Tost Baton tonE,
~ ,vs0St n U-gEF FS4IF 4Np ETA
- Dseles' IN ha''' eAP'' &c a. 'A''''s' 9''S''
+. Ior9 nj f@@. vii pracrtra IN he Courts Of IA.
/ West Baton Il 0 use, 1berrjlla. tie supreme Cons
Court House, We, Eston Rouge.
T.. 1t I~r- Wl practieo 1a 7rotessfon II tn
SIKH Judicial District of this state. the nitr4 atslr
trusted to IS care I'll! receive prompt attention.
Once in FIsqne,nine Ioer7iti" '~r''h La.
rRA\KLN u0f,eE TrLlr LEt.iHES rroyrio
+ to-.
zg1o 90 -5rp -y,I CJyrFp = mn.
,ar Rain nong,e
- l. sEFa CARPENTER" I+NfhhN hltI@f"
mp vi r1N-
y GILMAN sFuMAN. .NFH ORLEANS tHEAF
9-2.e y " II, n, 1'
u-,rrur "pycctrr.s cgt.yyr ca,
IL. nr Third and Church streets.
| AhAEf HNlSt- William MA h|
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
SAVE THE

~ the rnn.titudea If children that die berare -hex
reach thcir twelfth year, three iourtha are believed
70 be the victims OF internal worms Or diseases
arising from shat cause. il medicine like
WIAERiS CANADIAN vFRMtrrGr.
which will intallih'y ann rapidly cure the Giseas.
t'eretnre 81 immense Trortaace to every family
y Pht"i!"d ID the h1ehest terms by the faculty. aud at
thi3 time when the mortality among chtifren Is
greater than was ever before known n, il il Got safe or
nrudenttor any household 30 be wirhou. It. Believing
mat me IEighttul increase ot deaths among children
Is mainly attributable to worms and thr d,ssrasrs
they produce, We recommend this specific 10 all who
have charge nf young families.
Bs- Il" particular and remember the name
F" Niner's CANADIAN Fermifuge." Tins il the oniv
article that can be depended or. Remember this
foF sale in New Orleans, wholesale an5 retail, by
0 J. WRIGHT * co.
Sole Pvoprietors.
81 Al Il
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27

ULAcK Bombazine, Black Alraccss. in ais
- qualities Back Nouss. dc Lame /. "a
vide
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
Carrlages and Harness

TUE subscriber having completed his spacioa
! Wsreanus ami Mandatory. il now opening tEc
most complete Of CARRIAGES ana HARNESS over ~
ierFd IN purchasers in this vicinity and ~nul! est
ire attention n his friends sud the public eeusratie
10 his establishment and 70 examine his stock lt!cfe
mn rrIs ing elsewhere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
DOUBLE & SINGLE.sHOT GUNS,

kIhs best SLOT GUNS, can always De f3lad At
ACSTAN L EUGCETS,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27

az.
~ Stops rye- u
Ersert5Es,
Ia g, Copper Gutts...
= spouts or yAueys
for lining )~srnies', made aaa pu. up. Alx.y. .,
hAa3. q genera as~r~'E.cat II ftawase, Sagar-hoass
lAmts Lantern VIZ GAGS. e.. ae.
81 Al 1s4ers from tbs ~eoantr, promptly s.tr3>s
10 John Tll-Aso,
CEaTcF Street. Baton Rouge
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
FIN NETS, WHIPS. DC.

der Snip Met gorda, direct frog4 the New Yosa
L Manufactures Il fnH n<Sar'r@E. Of Fly %ets
Bugvv, Carriage anu tiantation Whips
nar2 4 H~rArFOkn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
Our Card for 1857.

Our Gard for 1857.
M I A n L r e + T
HHryIny completed our yarie3 ard targp stock o.
Hardware. br direct iInportati"ns from Birmingham
and from the manufacturers II he East, We would
req aest the attention OF euFt"tHer to thc quality AMI
friends who have dealt hitherto in New Orleans, tr
:rJ US. during the coming year, Send Ia .oaros4erS
whether for
Mechanics Tools Paints and Uts,
Plantation Hardware, Ta"ieu-ware,
House Furnishings. Cordnge ami Gakar.
Cooking stove, Patent Articles,
Castings and lTcu. Tar ard furprntine,
and other articles more definitely mentioned ei3e
where. in this paper and i tne prices or quality Of
oar goods do NOT slut it will not be cur fau't
eaoNTAs 4 Hour Cbufel, street,
opposite the GEaeneE House..
PieM:sss! s'iaughs!
Halls Cane and Cotton.
IGunard L Aontegues, Baton Eouss,
and the Red Yankee Plough.
% hand al
MnxrAs . Hucrrr
Nails and Cordags.
Wrought, Cai t.ass-Aea4 aud a"sso-shoe Nails.
k-nnilIs,
hemp,
Tarred and
Cotton Cord&gs,
Piow tines.
FtsA-llHes,
Sash cord. ard
Chalk -Aae-,
French snd
Marine T~ins,
sem TSins st
Acs1As \ EIrcUr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-27
Texas Saddle-Trees

HAVE in atrre ana for sale. another lot # Te1Ht
l. Saddle Tree, tte ae2t SY2nisH Saidln tree III uss
uas2 A. BRADFORD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

Our DIPLOMATIC ArroNTxESTs-A RESPITE
TO Nh. MASON AND OTHERs.--It Is given out
from Washington that all further changes In the
diplomatic service have been postponed till the
meeting Of Congress- Should this report prove
to be true II win be good news TO Mr.. Mason at
Paris, and others Of Mr.. Pierces appdntees, who
desire the pleasure and the profits of another
year or 20 Of official life In Europe This expe-
dent Of postponing the business of filing such
important missions az those to Paris, London,
Madrid, St. Petersburg and Constantinople till
December, may also prove 10 be a good thing;
for II will relieve the President of particularly
troublesome swarm of Office seekers during the
summer months, and give him an opportunity of
sounding the Sachems of the new Congress to
some purpose. A single mission abroad some
times does wonders in behalf of an important
administration measure pending before the House
or the Senate.
Then, again, our diplomats at the posts indi-
Gated, by this postponement of their cases, will
be allowed liberal margin of time for the con-
sderation of the great question-"Sball grace
fully resign, or wait TO be turned adrits II is ut
terly out Of the question that they can exp9ct y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

A NuT FOR THE SEcEssroNsrs.-Thosee extra
ordinary assemblages known a. Southern Com
mercial Conventions have heretofore been pref
ty strongly seasoned with secessionism; but the
present one in session at Knoxville, Tennessee,
appears TO have taken different tack II urges
the policy of calling upon Uncle Sam TO estab-
lish several lines of Southern Atlantic steamers.
Mr.. Calhoun was right. There is something in
"the cohesive power Of the public plumber" and
we dare say that the Union will last, at all
events, until the twenty millions surplus in the
treasury shall have been exhausted Mr. Cobb
holds the balance Of power against the Ere eaters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

DEAD-THE CoRoSER's vERDIcr.-The Rich
mond (va) Wig, sitting in the capacity of Coro-
ner over the body Of the late terrible Sam, y
pronouHces him dead and gone Our Richmond
philosopher also recommends the disbanding Of
the American party, and the fusion of all the
antidemocradc elements of the whole country
into new homogeneous party, as wings, consti-
tutionslists or Americana Thus opens another
epoch in the history of our party politics
Ground will be fairly broken with the meeting Of
Congress The great political revolution com
menced with the election of 1852 must run its
course
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15
The Southern Convention

KSorvuIs, August II, 1887
The Busines Committee reported to-day ssainsa me-
trade and direc TAXATION; agaisa NE South reosvins
goods from States not uphodins The Fugitive Ssvs Law;
against any discrimination Of The govsnnssi In mvcr
foreign mail lines from Northern ports In fAvor OF NE
exemption Of one slave 70 eash stakeholder from sesss
for debt; In favor Of erecting Arscus into I~noy;
vov Of recovering certain lands Lost BY reoens asaSy
with Meroo also reported thsi The limo had not ye a.
rived for The calling Convention In reference 70 NE
AhIoan slave trade
Resolutions In hvor OF Montgomery ~ The ners pacs q
meeting for the Convention, and In fav~ OF hs VIM
drswN Of The squadron from tbs African ooass, were
adopted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

FRENCH OPINIONS or THE UNITED STATES
We find In the Constitutional and the PGtrie long
articles about the United States, pitching into
our institutions, ridiculing our people, showing
up our follies, and generally making good deal
Of fun at our expense. Mingled with the fua, is
good deal of serious irony at republics In gene
raj, and the United States In particular This lie
the Emperors way Of consoling himself for his
late defeat at Paris Pray let the French perse-
we're; we can stand good deal of the same kind,
IL they can.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15
Kansas News.

ST. LOUIE, August IL, 1857.
The Kansas ,oadent OF the Deno-as Gays ~
Judge Cane hes published opinion stating that The pay
nsas Of taxes essential 70 The preliminary right Of va
Ing
The Sheriff Of Douglas county has gveu nosios OF his
intention 70 collect the hxcs.
Rumor says that Generals Lane and Robipsoa ed
Messr Phillips, Conway and Blood and Others have ben
indicted By the Grand Jury Of Lccompsou
In speech on The 5th inst. General Lane announced
the organization Of eleven thousand men 10 proec "
polls u the election In October and siAsd that he M ab
would be increased 70 twenty i've thousand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

Hor WORK FOR THE Doc DAYs.-The Rich
mond Enquirer is now occupied with the labors
of regular red-hot war against its democratic
secession neighbor, The South, and that constant
patriarch of the secession school, the Charleston
Mercury. We call for an armistice till the first
frost Then we shall know more Of the exact
drift of the niger question In Kansas, and the
prospects of Governor Walker. Meantime let
our belligerent Southern contemporaries try to
keep cool, avoid all injurious excitements, and
read the country papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15
LATEST FROM Gen. ArCHsoN-we find Tie
following letter in the Charleston Mercury of the
18th instant. Read, read

--LATEST fkOh YEN. ATChlSON.-Ve uuO Nc
following letter in the Charleston Mercury of the
18th instant. Read, read
CLINTON Co., July L. 1861.
COL A: BAKn;-DaAR HR-A week or two since ~
70 Coloae Bufosd Boone You have noby discharged
the trust We have reposed In you. You have Aboossy,
eioqUeaey and energeoaly done your duty 70 The sos
man must sooner LATER acknowledge II ana thank Yog
In hs heart for II You mission Wa difficult one snA
dered BY Others Yet II II IL any consosuon 70 YOU yvx
mutt bnow that In this you stand alone Indeed every
man who has taken an open and manly part defeaoe q
Southern rights has encountered the sbuse OF the North
and Whas still worse, the sneers and derscsioa Il
southern men The most ready weapon which comes 70
sne bands o. mean man In The South s that the end
have IN view 10 not the rights and interests OF the slave
saee put our own They nnuate that the money raised
In the South not 70 be expended her cause but 70 be
Boone suingfelow, &C. Nov, every Intelligent man We
uses such weapons liar and u conscious of being sc
WIEN ne crcuases or publishes :neh charge; and "
OF I'll her sons and ne win prove himself coward Or
raitor, or both.
see that not even thunder and nshsuns win sros.s
the South. doubt whether an earthGuake-s mora "a
political earthquake, shaking the institution OF slavery t
the earth and bringing upon the whole South wouA
Kansas are In tae border counties OF ssour md by -
BY any Of ten counties could mention have expeadof
more money than ant one State Of the whole South In NH
oapse. Tho executive committee for Kansas Territory
will have meeting the 18th this month"; for Oonsd
taton, when you shan hear from u.
II the South would but do half her duty, Kansas would
be slave STATE and hoDe viii be able 10 effect tha
object Notwithstanding the apathy q slave Staes anl
the energy Of the free States all the open or seo
efforts Of the officers Of the federal government You'd
truly, d. r. ATUHISON
He does not altogether despair; but it is evil
dent that the game is lost. Who will say nsv
that Kansas is to be slave State when even "aa
earthquake" will not arouse the SOUTH
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Soxnrana NEw,-The Casainghsn .caas ~
been introduced into The editorial discussion a
cur religious newspapera Even that invetershs
and most hopeless old fogy, the O1sever, is cen
WINGED that this case ''now assumes prominence
scarcely exceeded by anything in the annals e
crime" This is proof positive that after al our
religious contemporaries do not devote their whole
time and attention to the FGees and the CsaR-
bal islands.
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reea'n their places longer than month or two
siser he meeting Of Congress- at best; for Mr..
Buchanan can no moro resist the tremendous
pressure Of the faithful, hard working outsiders
than could the honest and good old Zachary rsy-
lor. Finally, a. the President does not wish to
appear cruel to Mr.. Pierces diplomats, he can
probably do nothing better than to give them Q
few months more of grace, with the distinct un-
Outstanding that December is the utmost limi-
tation.