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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

a COOP liME CoM'NGs-A bill providing
for the appointment BY the Gorernar. fins.
sees OF the Peace and Constsbies in the par.
lsh OF Orleans was taken up in the Senate on
wednesday last for its frat passage; but a.
scr some discussion it was ia,d on the table
SUBJECT TO call, In order for the great I'm.
washed . to be consistent. they should have
'nc'aee 90 N the bill, the appointment of avery
omce-holder IN that par5sa from the Nav6r
Go" to the day police and night watchmaa.
ana then make the city pay their s~aiarles. It
runs some what vaguely through our Uranium
siat New Orleans will be a great State
o these days almost equal to Lonisians-tnat
~ alter the present Legislature has done .e5-
Tor her. !
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

u The Concert OF Mrs. sEoSson's rup.fs
gwen at the Christian Charch o1 Thur>dag
awning las. Tor the benefit Of the prphan
asyiaas, "ss,we were pleased to see welt (
sehaed. ibe vonng iafies acquitted them
selves most admirably and their 4Hiort Is rlictt-
90 The warnes, applause OF the andi-nce-
Ire gem al the evening pas the sins nc 1T
J am the nayad-re,'' By Miss & Nj
while the brilliant overture on the two
pi'na's in which, Mrs t. assisted, was =
splendid effort. Mrs. sIoxson, and Mrs.. c.
may well tee q prize in these public exhib-
atoms of their pupiis progress in muse. Tie
e1rrtlons of D. Sjossou and his aniahie Is4.
IN behalf Of The poor orphan is entitled =
the "aFaest praise. TIE Concert we under
yielded quite handsomely.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

u spring seems to have set IL IN s,bur
earnest. The return of warm and h.I,,.
~ra'her, after the dreadful cold WINTER ra
nave Just passed tn 0 .gh is a great soprcs Il
consolation. Everything around and sh,,+
aAs put on It's garb of "oea ltifpi s,,,ny a,a
u Windy March brings with it no cb;tg,a.,
'rosts, we may look for an unusually ,ro,;4s
season. Cane is promising finely. II n.n.
places the tender shoots are already naan;.
soFth and from the great care taken 81
planters to preserve their seed this ss,so,
'h'"h'ch we are happy to say, they have bea,
most successtul-wo nay look fcr an ,,.,yaa,.
y large crop TINS year. Oicourse. W. ind ,.
nom present appearances. The prsssn, b;o,A |
prices OF sugar has induced manr
more than thel: usual quantity. ". tra~4
" trust they may meet with no ,nax..-n,
,eSeFses, for Wien the plsntsrs sutEer ii, III
40 business with them, suffer also - -
OF lesser exteut. We saw a small, bet ,a,4
= few days ago, that our parish Womb 1870
WE'VE thousand hogsheads hi, -
take the chances. ' "no
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

HE bRrL1 BALL-Oar b-uIy friends must
not feel sighted at our not giving their bail
sns extended notice vs. understand il So
richlg deserved III health il a -yrar. mas
ter and We were compelled to yield 10 IT'S
stern mandate and enain at home. : ,.,n.
oeF'o our trIedds who ate nded the lail. say
mat II lar surpassed anything ofthe kind seer
lot years IN toat ne'shborhoof, and We can
we'll believe it. as the taste Of our Br,tv
friends IN those matters. IS too vel krow,
TO entertain the slightest aoubt in the matter
We were ruch grattied to learn tina,
everything went of most haTmoriou,lv
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28
LOST Oh MIsLAU

TWO NOTES.-The lated Mss1 rn.Ap6N
nta lss4, 1rsrn ~ Bertrand ss hI
i. aasi endorse. Ri Z esaes ana fss..
,am Il an- thousand ala 'airiy.ins ~
ttlirt, ;Gree esats s}eSs sSh! aaa 1
March 1880, payable ST. The eaes .s-~fdk
ttis Parish and bearing ! PSI - - w.
II ] an ~ .sa NJ rasre.,f and interest," s11
'4's Ap oa ne 'ss t 9sss b. Nm. Nol.n e .
eadocSea by J Go.eaa, tatsa S..Sll1
llth lss4. iaa tbs sum Of seven I.ssS L.
aal.srs ana sky ss AMI i've 'nssa
anil due sn me iss March IsS6s reys.N.sn1
place ami with lie SAND iase!es rf
crIbe,i note. and oo.l parsneo $1,000
10th 1864.
i here eaa:.aned against trading e r.
nent has been stepped. -
Administrator of esists OF Ame.
v~s tssr. R~x-> ~ ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

ff'.e Russian >ab=. tie scarc--t
aug consequently The dearest fnr.,i, ,si,I
70 be otnuggIed into tins country. II. *
p''rsi'tlon beng f,tFad1rn ~ thr Ea,,ia,,
( V1fnf1e"t. 4 small mutf of this tIr
COTS $500. AMI the rnsirp set. e.1,.sr,,
~ care and cuffs, i w.,rt!I sl4oa .,,a
oi9oo' Next II. Importance. comes TIE
Hass"f.> Bay sable. it, p,ie4 r.,,.,,ry
from 500 to $500 the ST. its vain. -
as It's color dark+nS. TI,.n We
ma1k. a beaptitul fur. ]1y,on,t rvt
ns the sable, ami next, fallen from i,
a s'' esfats. COMES ern,,,r. now a,,4,
''''' rate fur, If winch in good old
INES king has! the ,nonop,Iy
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

N ne late s.'nson s%nnspn, An Is
's"''te IN Ne" York, has left $4,000,
The Interest Of winch is to be applied !
1''s'''f"fe the condition of the Jews Of
jerusalem. b, p~romouons .monr ,ha,
education, arts. and sciences, and h.l..,
'lng them mechanical and su~,;enh,..,
0c,t;~w.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

- r'e Oae,aJ~, a., h.yi,. ~,
states that = family c,n~i..ju,, III
man HIS wife anu 4~aStlrr, wer. in,
out q snow diff around her cabin
=" u" opposite SID. IT tie river t,.,,,,
s,'a' pace, ." N"naas morning last week
VIZ" tie snow va removed, and N
e"''8'cz To tie esl'n effected, tn, ola,
man Was found sltsnng On = STOOL v.,,.
- - fs''oh on snow storms AMI 1an,I.
'''s' When intt'r"ga,ed As t., H..
creature comforts within his Immediate
reach, he said le had ~ fire. ~,
aaa no provisions, bat that was a .,na,,
'ns''ef "henc% compared With his total ,l.s.
# '.ps+~."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28
@ A Iui!ut,r .,r;.s, ,,i

~ A cIisoi'c .~rrSt, IL Lowell HI
lately, on two or three occasions f.Ia.
some boys Of his CONGREGATION int, tho
yest'y Of iis church, aud logged then,
severely, because they did no, attend
church regularly.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28
SATURDAY FEBRUARY. Is. 1857.

TT Our thanks are d1e Mr.. "
Markham FIR q comp ~inpntsrv rirk IL
the Anniversary bal Of the or. inst.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

.aRefts Lllfet#esE.~-F@a.>tiv five thou
~shi topaes 10000 snlumes,l Of pr
+ ane a,rk on Arctic Esparatt,as b,,e
BIN s.'i4 N t"' mouths Il IS thought
60 a = vii reach 100000 III the coarse
+ = year.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

pr' Kane, the celebrated Arcti.
ss'0f, died It Havana Oh the 18th in, u,
..a''' es's >ees take. k.r,A f., inter.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

SHAVER SkizED. liir schooner jane.
I. Clever, has been <e;zpd At Norfolk a,
5. sl'ser. The owner VIII, is a resi- dent
Of Cuba fled 10 Havana.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

progressive mar tried lately 70 ror-
s.ass . men that could lay brick. Sotb;n.
"srdc-tnl ID .his wonderful 49, sos0shs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

II" stsef" ''ltitar mas been I'M
favorable to he vFea, crop in the West.
In pr rt'ons OF Illinois and Missouri. ,Ley
10 not sniirir~.e hslf a ~on.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28

~ ANY Of aaE Baton hnuEe fr4eadr 'lnrjns cam
lGnicatons. r.. FOR fue SCAR PLANTER be i-aylur
them -ith ar Richard Markham. ARE rs,.
s-fs boat, Byro.a, viii BE- promptly receives! am
ATTENDED III.
~ Henry J. Packet, il our authorize; col
hector tor the city Of Ratau Rouge
AZ hessrs. Hyatt q Frazier No. u Corn
stsl Place, arr onr special Agents ~ NV 0rt.aaz
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-02-28
n NOTICE,

Communications ts+rn.e1 fer tlfs parer Shopla ht
Air.otof 70 Rstun Rnnge. ssr Hea = : snug.
Our exchanges vii eonfa- = BY direct
* As shove
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
Regular New Orleans Packet.

Tu -. TIE substantial steamer CUMBER-
ECEses%7 LAND, Captain WN DuRRETr. having
superior accommodations for Psssen-
Freight and Stock Will ply during the as above
and all intern ediate landings Herexeeedng lghtdraug
vnsure in the most Of direct shipu hessrs
W. JOHNSON CO., OF New Orleans, viii act as Agents
in conjunction with Capt NJ D. p. H. BROOKS, who will re-
side permanently In New Orleans No 2T Caroudeet St,
during the business he purpose OF giving his en-
tire attention to the filing Of all purchase low
est figures II. II. HARRISON,
decS-6m Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

WILL keep constantly hand, supply OF Dry Spark
ling Wines which will furnish the trade Cincinnati
prices, freights added Gapl 7. MCCALL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

(sHEEyE.-Iss sszss ". a cAssss, a nlis arsels. 4.
u ssie ~ J. o. kObfKIs0N
fsbis 90 nraaawsy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
EMPHIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MEMPHIS AND NASHVTILE PACKET.
TIVE hne passenEersteamer AIEOHIA, Eln4nA q
i CAPT JAMES Miller, win in the E.-vsAEsz<k
above trade this season. leaving Nashville $3.50
every FRIDAY at o'clock, p. NJ. and -
Menphis every MONDAY at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ. Passen-
rely the above boatieaving each place on the
day and at the same time advertised.
H.H. HARRISON, and
feb10-tf A.. HAMILTON. Agents
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

4 MAlk0NA fks% sere il1rq4aof2" ~ hatnftF
u - a. LAEfo&nk
A@hHcfgpe made neshtre Else a. NaaglAe taan e
AlasfotsFe 1aanas. Sc - clEisae s.
Azanfetss sEa mndr uga ae1sls fi.fs fAss offlssf
saI seeea sea Aaa pr0tsctsd asaust Al patse3 g ~
.i8rF
anroiERs csEnleFfflts $50 o. tiAEls fAsa, 49,
ssaed. en4 zE1ns ordinary aA&ss tteIff
A,ahraGgRsa Ners - sMan.f 81 lntrnF = lls Sas1
t2ea fre ~ es1er pfssges uln1f ea aRlsee 80 as
aa spetN a - - iafeHof ptaFs uA4a 2fk4 - Hsa
~fiats a - kparssspe~taae ana eufAsa.a 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
Rattan Chairs.


NATE have on haad lev handsome RATTAN SEWING,
w AkA and ROCKING CHAIRs, HAM * and
CLOTHES BAskETs, LADIES FANCY WORK RAsKE1s
miu MAgKFNyfB A WILSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

W. hass variety al sEtsesss Gsr Cooking 81 Gas BY
W I'll -, At ec1anon BaInrr, kstlle OF water
can ~ GAar ~ bod n aArsr uyatar latss a1e
shaving Cups ao 70 - hcated b. a frce % ana a7
saFd- Lalol MaokEAziE wILSoA.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

Furniture and Carriages bowed and otherlghtarti
not enumerated; alsn Carhoys OF Acids. or other
Chemicals, viii he charged bv actual weight but at
double First Class Rates per TOO $3.50
Have every package plainly uarked with o. con-
Sgnee desn atm arc CfdeIvPrv Htfertiou
matter prevents DELAYS and losses nsures speedy de-
livery.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

he hez ai-o an arsnEsrens viii The eFu q Frsh Pona
&Co Sss tofs, sheh eaabes tin fzruash ehe-l AEc
tEd snsii Ausacai fustfass MS a. ses rerk ic4a-
Al eqmu tcAfions Zen the crenry o IL sahrct Il
rapcS o. 1eantc7ns Or 81 IauinE and krpAlns -
prcalt altenaea fami - fssd a. IN ne ca ga
sr1srs Feslence eppo.iie 0es Ecuw's Hail. e.
adarsss thEoagh ne fesi-ohlss, o. ". Kssbkx.
SaFeA A. 81 ~.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

We have supply q thoss eelserAet eafss that ars
W knowa - es both BUkGLkk AND ~ k-PklOf.
He's oen does u hap n hen teeses tefhs 6ewn
al thr eooss aud pspsFs The aaud y
As 3nHt s<y sfe waite egr 4ha has sever ksF54Eel
sta ne heFriak sas NtEe otbrr ssfes AaYs
cst q TIE hrs heraff Destroyed, ueifs have %
b<es 10 The eishsesf ce<Fee darasel. Ihes sso def
nnrK ara "a thx cks - picked ana enn4oa-
asF pFeoi, tolol AAGkANLfE a WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW or
LEANS DAILY LINE.

SIN THEfolowing a TsR II
- steamers form CSNFfsSss8 !
Ss1z@zssVS the Daily INIT nIzsesEz -ssss's-
ed States Mail line between Nashville and Cairo leaving
Nashville at ~ O'Clock, NJ, and Cairo at 6 An.
WEAVER Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master; Aida,
HARMON Master.
This line forms daily connections at Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Haily Mail Steamers the ouisve and
ST. Louis Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
70 81 louis and Chicago Passengers by this line reach
New Orleans, Memphis, St. Louis and ouisve in Tuch
less time than by other Roats passage freight
apply at the Mail Packet Office Of A. I. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS. President,
decf-tf N 4 NJ II { Mo;Ipoctet Cor,ronv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

- tissru Coanssr. And 0reees eeAlss. II tofs an
~ $40 a M41al4essEeFs trssss - shrR ae-ass,
e~ss tw. n. eoRDox 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
Reduction in Freights 7!


lATE ksvs The pleasure that the Railroads
w Asvs Teducrd their freights VIA CBAELKsIoN We
also Congratulate TIE people OF Tennessee that in veTy
shoft time, the Can VII pass from this place 70 Atlanta
Wh breaking huk THIS vii then be
dAys IN sdEaace az savannah.
Take particular notice Tat FoEHARD EvEaT TsIsd
destined for he interior. TIE Os Of
2Ac. fer Ordinary pnfk ages; and that
MISC thereby secnEnT 70 alEsys At least ogr times
ear cor al so
WE par 20 en- rSIE-s Esov THEr Ans EtoRT
The EAoad AEeats, beth a. Eavznnsh and Charleston,
Do
Oar sEpenssns are paid here thsre0rs yOu need not
remit
We also send Jon duplicates % oar bills Wsne lei
package De over here.
wepay strrt personal attention 20 bnsiness, and
nothing shsh be Eas part, 70 promote the
Interest 81 az who patTcnEs
NeaFe tending against tso mighty Corporations
asa The puAlc us, ard " work y not
doas us, and balls les than theirs then taks lt
froni aBd give then.
ANY in1Fston akout osi goods and any thing pertain
ine 10 he Business. ehserfuilF given.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
FREsH ARRrvAL OF pTANos.

IUsT received By ne subscriber, are Of .aIIfEsz,
u those unrisaicd PIANOS. made ey A. n. $500
Sale Co., ofseu York. which noH makes III
mine the largest Stock in The city. Consisting of6k and
octAves 10 pain and beautifully carved Rnsnuooe
Any wishing No fnetrrmenf ueuld do sch give
call Every Piano sold b. Is WArraated IN every
particular. ]. A. MCCLURE, 50 Union street.
p s.-yart publisheif bg me, the foiiosng Light a.
HozAs, Nedora Waltz, Iennrs.ee sckotsh and Onsard
Ro9 fs ssppty the sboge heantiuFeags and Pieces
on hand. Call sad sstW copy, ouly &c. each.
deed J. A. A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
E2 Eeg - - - =.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY" have made AZ
Il rangements with the above Rail- DAD for Daily Express
Lne and prepared to receive and forward Freight
Packages, &C. by Passenger Trains TO Huntyvie Decatur
fuscuubia and intermediate stations the NJ @. and N
Q. Railroads. small PackaE at reduced rates.
~ Messengers leave Nashville daily a o'clock, An
gE Freights TO be forwarded BY Express viii be called
without extra charge. [aDl0-tf1 A. x. HOLT, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31
Casfors.
WEhave variety u cheap patterns
w milo MAcKsSZIE A WILSON.
Walters.

WE have numerous patterns Of Oval, ReEnd aud Oh
w long Naiterz, iron go upwsrds Feather pasts r.
serleoios and bsckins Bfushe Trench serahoBg bFuh
g, Mcps, Hearth Broems, &c.
no MACKENZIE & WILSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-31

NssSs. ". n. eordon Co, Ssshyiiisi
{" Gardner. Shepherd 60.
{" Coca Baily Co.,
a. Nlchoi, 6rren 4 balys
o Morrison Co,
- suielkr. Efis Co,
A "a. Hicts c.,
". Bcrry 4 DsmoFiik,
Chsafhars, Msisea A Co
Apd lat hut nj 49, goot cd frieud Jei oaid-
uslL Rsq. Prssldsni q The = G K. 3 Chsr sston.
gsrss 2. WYATT co.
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-11

DEATH OF THE LARGEST MAN IN THE
WoRLD.-The funeral sermon of Mr..
Miles Derden, who died at his residence
in Anderson county, was preached on
the fourth Sunday in July, five miles
southwest from Lexington, Tenn. The
Masonic fraternity were in attendance
in full regalia, on the occasion.
The deceased was, by all question.
the largest man in the world. His
height was ''seven feet six inches-two
inches higher than Porter, the celebra-
ted Kentucky giant His weight was
a fraction over one thousand pounds p
It required seventeen men to put him in
his coffin. Took over 100 feet of plank
to make his coffin. He measured "a
round the waist six feet four inches.
A friend in Henderson county who
has long known him promises to give us
a brief sketch of his life, embodying
some interesting West Tennessee
Wig.
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-11
A G. A h ID.

PROMPTED by an honest desire of nv hear, ,v;.h ;.
lay before the public which deserves a I;cbt 49,
mendation not only act of scientific skill bnt
of humanity, also. About two years ago suddenIv "a
from causes unknown to me- seized with A. ~ f.;
epsy which owing to my inabt to meet the exncnIa
consequent upon thorough medical treatment and IN
encouragement which met with on attempting il soo,
Deboine such as was then led believe as 10 DEFY tb
skill OF phy was frequently while in pursn =
my cahng thrown down to the ground without the slight
est warning and although insensibe to the agones We.
desped the miseries of llfe learned to look
upon those who would render assistance or shelter
iom danger as enemies who sought prolonp the misery
OF my existence While in this State and HAVING nre
vious to my Affections tasted the sweets of life
more as induced to attempt seeking aid of physician
and by recommendation, called on DIR l.. J. Czapkav
told him circumstances and inability to re yard
him for his of which, however he Al
once undertook and with the blessing of God +
was once more restored to perfect health Unable to re-
ard him for the boon which enjoy present We.
conscious ofmy Indebtedness consider due myse
and to all afflicted make the public in order tina
these in need ofmedicvl advice may find aphysIcan in
whom every confidence can be placed
H. S. MEYER YABLONSKY
State of California San Francisco county-ss
Subscribed and before this LIST day of Aro,
A. d. 1856 GILBERT A. GRANT. Notary Public n cN
DIR. L. j. Czapkayfs Medical and Surgical Ins,;..I
on Sacramento street, below Montgomery on,o;. :.
oifc Mail Steamship Company's Office San Fr.r:fa
California. The Doctor offers free consui,
asks no remunerationuntlhHee acuIe.ecst ans
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-11

% 1t is a pity to spoil good word
by putting it to an unworthy use. What
Iscariot did for Judas" Arnold did for
Benedict" -soiled by wearing it.
Apropos of Arnold; The house where
he was born, in old Norwich Town,
stood, until some three yers since, and
the bucket yet swings in tho old well,
to whose curb, in those long gone sum-
mer days, the feet of the boy oft tended.
But none make pilgrimages thereto
as to a sacred we'll; it is not numbered
among the shrires none drink in its
clear, cold water, to the memory of the
departed; it is no place for lovers vows;
no Mecca of the heart; for time that
washes the battle-stained earth and
covers even death with daisies, has not
bleached out the treachery of him who
long ago called to the bright, boyish
face that he saw in the well.
The Nevada journal., 1857-09-11
NEVADA TOWNSHIP.

Neuada City-GovernOr-Weller, d.
GIG, Bowie, A. 800; Stanley, r. $50.
Lieutenant Gocernor Walkup, D.
662; Raymond, A. 356; Cheesman, R.
262.
Controzzer Vaudeville, D. 67O;
Whitman, A. $50; Gum, r. pol.
Treasurer-Findley D. 6S5; Gran
dali, A $40; Stanford R. 237. Short
Term; English, D. 66S; Crandall, A.
352.
attorney General-Williams, d. 619;
Mcfarland, A. 343; Sargent, R. 315.
w. A. Begole, American, and Mich
OILS Mcconnell are elected Justices in
Little York Township.
State Printer O'Meara, D. 65S :;
Monson, A. SOL; Murdoch, R. 26O.
Surveyor General-Higley, d. 663;
Healy, A. 34S; Randall, R. 259.
Supreme Judge-Fie!d, d. GA; Rails
ton, A. $50; Bennett, r. 25S; Short
Term; Burnett, D. 67s; Ralston, A.
343.
Pay tie Debt, 1921.
For Conrention, S24.
For Senator-Walsh, D., 326; Bur-
ton, A, 724; Tilley, R., 1877.
For Assem5zy-Plumer, D., 326; Hill,
D., GIG; Caldwell, D., GIG; Warfeld,
D., 613; Young, D., ga; Williams, A.,
394; Tallman, A., BAL; Bosworth, A.
344; Smith, A., 597 Collins, A, 337
Kutz, R., 240; Crittenden, R., 264 5;
Wood, R., PAS; Worrell, R., 247; Stark,
r., 231.
Coroner-Bazely, D., All; Rabbits,
A, 314; Oates, R., 257.
Superintendent Public ScAools-Over-
tea, D., All; Cheek, A., 1854; Ever,
R., 26O.
Superrisor-Hanson, D., 400; Wall,
A, 6SS; Boswell, R., 81.
ustices--Anderson A, 612: Budd,
R., $50; Clark, D., 76O Mcfarland,
D., $50.
Consta6zes-Gregory, D., 759; Bur-
meister, D., 745; Gray, A, 61S; Hus-
sew, R., 242; Nolan, D., IL.
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FARMERS GUIDE

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When sent by mail Qost paid to California and Ore
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The Nevada journal., 1857-09-11

20 The London Times thinks that
our Government was perhaps wise in
giving the Mormons rope" The Lou
isville Journal wittily adds: at was
certainly foolish in not keeping hold of
one end of it."
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ALL RIO AID EHOU . T..
JAMES THOMPSON, Prop'r.
Formerly of Haley & Thompson.
ENTP ANCF.

Formerly OF Haley q thompson.
ENTRANCES:
49 COMMERCIAL & 81 CLAY STREETS,
Between Front and Battery, san Francisco.
INSTANTANEOUS Floor.
LADIES' ORDINARY-Second Story.
THIS House has undergone thorough renovatng and
il cleansing, with New Furniture. Beds and Bedding.
1t intended by the Proprietor have this second
in this city. Great has been taken to select
the best of servants and expense will he spared to
make the weary traveller comfortable the Rail Road
House. The House will be opened Saturday August
lst 1857.
Therehas been fitted up magnificent Bath Room and
Hair Dressing Room attached the Hotel which for
cleanliness &c will not be surpassed by any of this
city. Also Billiard Room and Pool Table
The Bar will be stocked with the finest choice fWines
Liquors and Cigars
fine Lunch will be served every day IL o'clock.
jy3l JAMES THOMPSON, Proprietor.