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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17
RIVER l. STEAMBOAT NEWS

kArs CAsssl,- This packet w,li hereafter ~
tend her ,rips {" pahaqae, instead VI making tss
lsss the terminus of her trips rhi. will prove a
great public accommodation.
~ siA,Kr Rar Nssp Tho ETprsss sass The
Falls city. Equator ani War Eagl- GA the ~a, :
81 that place and The Ensny l. ysas By The
Swan Mile, heing al'ei NJ anew with the praspcsi
sf rssamias her trips ncst ~sck
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

nIHTAL SUR0EON1.-OFHICR, On
- nsaAy sassss, Eass 49,, Third Asss sslSw 1h1rt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17
1 NIssOLUTlON.- TME PARrNgRsI,Jp on

II ossssss b Os~Sadosrssr In the Dry 0opis ah,i
CteehtaS buslness neat dosr 10 the pust Once t.ss
THE day bssn dtssnlvcd and Tho buslness will hsres
tss 10 c00ductsd by Oh~rndosrfsr st the old stand
who VII peS all deIis aud receive ell nniss due tls
fosnes nsm IEWIn STRAUSS
Jsly l. lssi-h I OBERNIaJkkekR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

HAVING PURCHASED the INTEREST
IL = my partner In the well known Dr, 0nri.
80 Glgehin1 sssAelishmsnt neat dour 10 the tosi
O0ee. - nOw clearing od ensirsly my pfsseri
s.ss1 = s.assaaels soos % make ~ as~ rur
eAaemo - ny n~W g00ds viii sson arrive sM IL
soeO1noA " ell al tkts stock
AT COST
- - " eissr my skslscs In hurry IL tbs brsssLt
o1eok vii b. found rich vsrietiss o.
oCHNER DRY GOODS
gMDROIDkkIKs AND HOSIERY
LADIES FANCY GOODS
CLOTHING OF ALL STYLES
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
HATS. CAPS Ac AG &C
Tkls 10 the time and place To bay soods Cheap ..
mnsf Ue, rid u the pr~srnt stock ~lsh but lisl. de
10y
ysf ! oBERsDoERfER
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

- >. - -
Eight lump 290
pound luinp...-.-1esGf1
Stacking. per- h.. ost7k
do F.gss.ayrEIe7 .
IFlzfnels. ....-...-. n
do twillsd - IS
LiDlngs, psasd, 80 l1slsA
Satinetts, pi = fan. 1psos
~. De I.aises, fancy Ien3k
do plain 13e9o
ZINC.
Block -. --..--. 10
I Sheet, ~ s ltG1S
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
p.r,sh Of West Baton isougc

.Y,Y yirtue of q Proclamation fIom ms Fxlrlrrcv
Robert G. WektGs, Governor 9f t&e Stal" Vi
Louisiana Of date the Sth ct AGslsE .1 ordering
a. election 10 hx cid IN this Parish on Monday, tine
I'd day Of November nest. 1857, for the purpose Of
eaoosipg one Representative 10 GVnsro7s from the
fbbd Congressional District Of this State Treas
urer for the state, oas Auditor nf !! IJc Accounts
Eseus Superintendent Of Public Edreaton, aas state
Senator from the Senatorial District composed OF th
marshes Of East Fesicaaaa, iuin. teupee and We
Baton Rouge oas Man tsr Of tbs 7isa ture for th.-
Parish, one Sheriff, sns Recorder, Assessor ami
ops Coroner for .l.s Parish aud justic- Of the
Peace snd one Constable fo. each fctie@ }iry Ward
81 this PARISH Polls VIII be oprrel an M"Csta~ the
ID dry ofSovember urxt, tar th" ss-c'i1n oj state,
District and Parish efrerE tr"h clock. A. NJ,
until O'Clock P. NJ at ths lu.inwing precincts. an:
uader the direction sf the fyl!narng named Com
rnsstoasts OF Flee ta8s to vit
Fr the Cat-ot precinct Vt the hoGte of JzeIar
Rafray. Commissioner, Mr. Do'ror Nr I: Inl!tcir.
For the brnty lsIding precinct al The Coffee House
Of Trsnsmoui Beurg 60. Cuma ,ssioners 4
Woods, Eil,.ams and & ABsu..
= -r the Court House precinct ~ the Court House
Of this parish Commissioners, i. Het-rt, Ia.
trnca and Thomns r4trics.
For the Gross Tae preeuct 81 The store of J 4 Tao
nsaa. Com rassianess, Louis / Lga4ri, 4 ..es!s-c4
ard ieIaaac,
For the ia.drss precinct 81 the scnodihouse trti!
prri.h Goa ni-s,snsrs, En.bc bsyu.sart, ~ Smith
and George u ifnrRten.
Poll ar tie ieetian Ola justIcc e SIC Tcac". and
acan.i ,h!r, viii be- sfcnet each ;ntcc Jury Ward
en- ts Stii 81 Neuiae ci &otrn s4r n,x' 1857 FIom
soctes, 4. n, ahts. Z Y, &t Ire tuea aas t.accs
towi.
n Wiri tahr stere oi Hcbcrt & i.saEaa G"r1-
m'+ u YRS ar Lo.on q F1iLi,,s and I.e1ilTy Gail
Iout
IN Ward NJ the STARE IF I.9tan.e trcastr Torn
'n114i"'sEIs, iAn.oal Hl.tie, j LaH!rE ea tire
lag lrs
sri Wsr'- II -aA 'rHra TIoasc o. Essnsmond
HHursSt~, oomH ias.envr- oscar i.s,iry, Hippo
III Hah.rt. Jr- aHi .Icfttaefta t:iit,
Ak "art~ At tis, he.'@c II ..oar $40 Aifit. Com
ah'rs, Gu, iAiz.vr, Alfred Iiyt,,r-, ..aa Lga chm
nehsrt
s'h"srd. AZ the houso uF Tc7",.c Il,.T1, ac',surg-
%otimis iotars Deriohctnur: TArUdnf7. Ulsa-h4r,l
and Iprsu- Ispdry
9Th Nsra- At the cuu7: IIonss Il this rsrIsh-
t"mnia.luaers: "a, iish~a., Il Allan NIT = ps.
breea
'th Ward 1t thc store ri L, lsFlc 4 lanreb4n--
pmMissioo<rs, Juha A sit-t Leel LsSrsyie aL&'J u
Lei,lanc
sth Ward IL tbs Stoc- Of 4Ie.is Iyugnorpe pe.-
Commissioners, Jsnes'L J.. +ades!, u c s4slas.t. and
Adonis Thbodsaux
nh wsrd a, the store uf :! r Tacusau Cou,sris
.tesers, b Clark A Sidney Rnbert-1u, and tusus-
sas !ssssrcq.
10th Ward At tile scho9lkoase. paqou roytras
s,onaissoaess, Il Finn, OF Petit, ard Leoua p
lith Ward. !st the Hsuse of Courtney and yooo.-
1 " DWintsr, T s Iicsa,ord, ami Z Il
Courtney.
West Bs.sn Beuse, September Sd. 1851
W. POPE, Sheriff
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
Had No 20" to His Name.

We Witnessed 3. scan. p, j., r,;f,.o
sta,ion . sLnrt Tim. .;,o. ,,J;rL .Ha,4 -,
r,rrs, ',,nsa.,e,,. T., ,la l,.tn,l'-s ', - :,
very well nm, ratI,c.r sin,y;f, z,I~a., "a
nar viii, rsthrr ,,rrroins,; r,,1D nnSs
a,irbtal from the rars .,J stnoI m",,l
,,s- th.,r danartnra ,vhan la vas ,,I,s,t.
.,an.ta1 bv an cll ,,uoal san - 49,.
f., ,.,..ot ;,nn,tla,,nn 7,I,o IN ra,,':a"i - -
,ha freizs clat and co,.lnrn,s a.,} ,,o1
evident Lu, I,tlia Amar;caniza1 ir ~.
foi.ow;nl manner.
Arr,,h an he ma eo,,I-;s Ills ,o~
self Mr. O'Nayle9"
g.ha gen:Ientnn IN looking fret srr.
r,;st.i and ,non .hnrksI eH1 i,., y IN
l,jisr,ant rar;,,d- ~
y.' re mistaken s;r =. ,no no,na :.
not O'Naytan
Nhici, ?''
Me name ;.u,, O'Navr.n
"1sn,ti, row an' vs,re NOT a. D.N,v,s
AM yees c,;::,I,,', Gonna f,om sk;t.horoa,
~, v.,,a ma ,Ie snn <f,ha u;l,'a ~.
..,g a,,' ,,,,Lo p...;o,- .z.s,',a. . .t,
dead a,, non, ,vas,,, .a,.. t,,ha. ,,''t.".,
,1,, 70 d;,,,. a< ~ R,,.;n"sa ,'.,,L ,''A. " .
;;,.,a,,.no a.' -. :..;I 49, 80 -,
,,os. 49,, ~,,.Iaa :,
O.tr =, W. " 49,,
,y.1I, rs .I,;s 49,, b. ,i,.., az, l..'. at
,,,, ,n.;r.i, ". ~ s', .i'i7 :; ~ o"'IS q,
"'"'" Nv
'nn, no,~ o., .n" ''' t ~ "o' "u0 ,,'', H'n
- ~ '''D'o
,:1"...''1 l.'1" -: :" op," ''0''' "'''' 'le
!. ',u yoS' g" '' SOW ~ ,na' W."
i" ~ y. "o' NJ. " way ie
- - q: '''"' A'>.' ! sAy ue''s'" ~ yefe
>, ''u' "7' o",
~ siu'e: ne"'u ~" sf'bu
"o'' ,,' =" """' : A,'1 J'"''e'.'a" y
~; IA " " .1t vs. .I 1''u'' N''o" PoU' ~, 'h'"
''' a. ~ "'' MI >''"fe ''s an ''fs"a'
=, S''' , ss' ""'e Vn' - u Is, az 'e'y 'n''
NV ., Go ''e' VIZ yer Wy '1'As al "e'"-
'.' ,"e''"s ~"'s' u'," =" o"e e'o' $50" .0'
" - r., =, e,e' "'i'l' ~ 5'e a." ., 80 "''
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
Mr.. Buchanan and Waikerlsm

We perhaps have no. exposed, with
sufficient distinctness, says the Charles
ton Courier, the cioveu foot which turks
in that otherwise admirable manifesto
whicl has recently emanated from the
pen Of Mr.. Buchanan, in reply to certain
ELECTORS Of the State of Conusc,lcut,'
with Prof SiIIiman among them. The
lebuke administered TO these pragmatlcaI
bu>ybodies and men of corrupt minds,
and destitute Of the truth, is ,nastefIy
aud scathing; and tue priuci pies iueul-
Gated, in reference to slavery and the
territorial rights of Southern sisve-h old
ers, are sound, constitutional and praise
worthy. Yet is there "A little leaven.'
which, if il leaven not 'tLhe whole lump"
is yet miscAeyious. II is the uuwar.aut
able assumption, y la Walker, that the
constitution Of Kansas is to be. nay, Must
be, submitted to the people Of that ter
rirory for ratification or rejection
"The Convention will soon sssembtv
to perform the solemh duty Of framing
constitution for themselves and their pos
teriiy and in the state Of ine'pient re-
bel.ion which still exists in hsausas, it is
my imperative duty to employ the troops
Of the United States, should this beeoula
necessary, in defending the Convention
against violence while framing the con
stitution, and IN protecting the "boao file
Inhabitants qatai.tied 10 vote under the
provisions Of this instrument sn the right
Of safrogs ohsn Il shall be submitted 70
them for heir nppra5a'toa o. rdefios
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

In addition to this foreign anti slavery
clement in Western Texas, there are
many natives who will unite with the
foreigners iD q crusade against slavery
so soon as they are sufficiently strong lo
promise success. Many Of those now
occupying prominent positions IN the
ranks Of the national Democracy, will
be found among the leaders whenever
an anti,siavery movement : made. They
are men who aro not ac.uatea by princi-
pie, but by love for the spoils, aud to
secure these, they ars content to act
With any party that promises success.
IhiS state Of things exists in a South
ern State, and no notice Is taken Of It,
while no effort nor expense has been
spared TO extend slavery iuto kansas.-
This IS giving up the substance for the
the shadow. That tie evil exists, as we
nave represented, We are fully satisfied.
The question f!tsn arises, bow IS it to be
reuedied' We know Of no other way
IN which il can be done than bJ carrying
out the principles Of the American par
ty--extend the probationary period for
naturalization to twenty one years, put
ii stop to the importation Of foreign
paupers and criminals, and let Amerio
cans rule America The leaders of the
Nationa! Democr acy tell US they ars
and that they rule America.
rrue, they were born upon American
soil, bat being under .foresgn influence,
they have forfeited all claim 10 the title
of Americans. We are told by history
-ha; Americans have BETRAYED their
country for foreigL gold. OIficia! po-
3ition may have as potent effect now.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
PRoMPTLY ANSWERED.. "A series Of

Promptly ANSWERED. "A series OF
questions Esviu, been pfopoun,led to
the Ii ,n Henry T. Elicit and W. S.
wilson, ESQ, Of Claiborne county, Mis-
,is,jpl'i, the iormer the Democratic can.
lilate for the State Senats and the latter
for House OF BE ,resent2tlves, touching
the Walker. Kansas qnrstion, they have
responded throngI, the keveii!e in the fUl
lowing frank aaa explicit manner;
Editor Of the ReUe;lle-Dear Sir: A
correspondent. of the Herald propo.lnIs
certain inquiries to. the candidates for
the Legislature in ihis ceat.try and Sen
alor,al District, to which he requests n
reply through your columns. The Dem
ocratic candidates coneurrlng IN sentI
meut ou this subject, ask Of you place
for br;ef response to these questions ::
/. 10 tho inquiry" Do on approve
Of the course Of Robert j. Walker, as
Governor of Kansas = we reply in the
negative.
:. 10 the question, 'lf not, ought not
the President to have recalled him # he
did not endorse his action we reply
that, with our impressions in regard TO
Gov. Walkers course in Kansas, We are
Of opinion tina, he ought to have been
recalled.
,. 10 the question, With the dec
Iaration upon his lips, that he will not !,
as Senator, vote for the appointment Of
Walker as Governor Of Kansas, Will you
vote for A. G. Brown, for United States
Senator!" We answered 10 the affirm
alive.
H. I. ELLETr,
". S. WILSON.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

DISPUTED QUEsTIoS.-A topper, after
indutgipg quite freely in his accustomed
beverage, amused himself in teasing q
me,tlesoHe horse The animal not fancy>
ing lis faln'iari,ies, suddenly reared, and
lie disciple of Bacchus found himself
spraw'iDg in an adjacent mud, puddle.
Gathering himself up as composedy as
his situation would allow, he shouted to
to his son who WAS standing by, "John
did YOU see me kick that ere horse 2"
why no dad the horse kicked you 2"
Reckon not, John. One or tothel on us
got badly histed. 'Zoint me John, for
Tn here !"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
NO 40
Trus to the South.

That sterling Democratic sheet-the
shrevespor, Gazette-re!uses to take any
step backward, respecting its nenuncia-
tions Of the Walker Northumberland
.reaehery to the South, fu its issue Of
the 18th inst, it says
! We NEVER ADVANCE BACKWARDS. .--
1t IS thought BY soms that we are backing
down and will finally overlook Walkers
Kansas policy, and give Buchanan a full
and warm support. This cannot be-
Walker nor bis friends can never recon
Gle US to his Intervention doctrines
aB exposed and carried out in Kansas.
Our position has uudergon no change,
nor will It, TIL history is branded as
liar. We withhold dilac, opposition to
Mr.. Buchanan, in order that he may
have time to act wisely snd prndentlv,
at the same timo consider him otficis ~
responsible to the country for Walkers
course, SO long as lie is retained in office.
This il plain talk, but the occasion calls
for it. If Mr.. Buchanan is really op-
posed to Walker, why does he not revoke
bis commission That's the ques,icu.-
Should Wake be retained iii The ses-
sion of Congress, We fear developments.
of facts vii. be given to the country not
altogether satisfactory to those residing
i'll the South, aho have !avjshed means,
time and health to W;cure the election Of
James Buchanan. We may be wrong
in this opinion, therefore it is we are vii
ling to await the assembling of Congress
before making direct, olen and unreleus-
ing war upon the administrations We
have looked at this suljec, by day and
By night, and we cauuo. discover any
form Of logic that authorizes us to lash
the agent and pot the master. We may
be wrong, yes, all wrong but if at last
we should be right, what will be the
doom OF buchanan and bis Southern
suppor'erss Woe, everlasting Voc, must
and will be their fate 4 Democratic
administration and al Abolition Kansas
Governor do not jingle wsl! together.
the best way it can be fixed. Such n
csEbuncle as Walker protruding from the
spine Of p'ofesscd non-lnterventlon ad-
mlns.ration cannot add much to its sym
metry. beauty Or consistency.
Very true. A Democratic lmins.ra-
ton an an Abolition Kansas Governor
DO not jingle we'll together" No. they
do not;. particularly when it is borne iu
nina that, at this time last year, the
Southern people were invoked to vote
for Buchanan ard thus save Kansas to
the South Neither is it just, proper
or reasonable, that any Southern editor,
no matter what his politics, should lash
the agent and pet the master" The
principal cannot be justified and his
agent denounced, as long as the latter is
al owed to retain his power Of attorney
and act in bis name, By any legitimate
process Of ra,iocaation with which we
are acquainted. Up to this very mo
ment, Mr. Buchanan las permitted Gov.
Walker to use alt his officis! influence
and authority to Freesoilize Kansas, and
has refused to remove him, although the
Southern wish has been made unmis-
takably apparent. He is more guilty
Of treachery to the South than Walker.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
rTAT De La LOUISIANA.

PARoissE p'e.E2r BATON ROUGE.
EN VERTU r'xue proclamation = son rxcc.eance
~ most c, Wickitne, f+ogyrrEeur de l'Etr1 de Ia
."uissoHe, en- date ta AoGt 1851 il srru seta, uue
sisetion daas eette psroisse
Landl le Narenrrr r,rorhnsn .a;7
~ ca0Ss un hApTesentaHt au Congress pOur Fe 3me
u. .a'et eongrass'snale De cat.e ktat ur Tresorer
~. ~, psur Ia LeuisaaEe; usa Sstintsnaant d'E,at
~ iossructien fuhlisue Ut Arditeur aes Complies
Iu'h4ae pour r Etat OF Senatcu1 u0ur TEsat nour
ssssaser se district Sena atSriaie compose des pa
."slss oaes fsliciana- pointe Hanpee Il Guest ia
an Hepreseatant POM a Paruisse t5Oucst
"n Rouge: uG Saerif gn Recorder au Asses
" ah sosoner ionr Ia psr3isse d Quest Baton
oaRs IN Juge De Psix ct pr Cnns!ut5- rorr cha.
W. Atrondissenenf de Jnri dr Police de cette mar
s aes AeTutAs pour j'eieciIua dtt&t dc District
Ho"ees De Pssoisss seront ouyert ie line tour do
= p1s.N n prochsIn, de heures A. NJ. "a heures
ieax etspres designcs, sapor: Au Racourci
~. Tstiier P''"''' i'' d. "'ii'N'
AZ Braiey Landing, an cafe de Tras Bcurc eco.
shs.'aee par f. 4. Woods +. A Williams ct Guy La
Maifon o. Cour pc cette paroisse pres;foe mar
~ aeocrt Dabroca, ct Thona. Patrick
- osSsas. lete PreenGt--Louis /. IDbdell 4 Le-
Ne,es o. ". Leblanc
RI nayoa feydras la maison dcco'e sur IL dit
!oa'plesdea par Emile Rroussard. C. J. smith ct
1seivs y, Han,iltnn
~ ,r.an' rsc1snn' pour i'eectinn IN Iuge do Pa,x ct
- ovMtso4e ssront onvert dams cAagus aTr0ndisse-
ssn" ua suti de Police, Lundt ic 2 Sovrsnbrc pro
~. :e's' ae henres a. NJ, a hsures T. IL. aux
oeu1 ei-afres desgnee SAVIOR.
-. - niFnHaissemenf--au mag gain de Hehert i Dol
Aslcset - '''''e' o' '"'''''s
a. ~ Arron-ra Ia Srncerle de Nal r Cassie presi-
par Edmond White J. 7 Landry ct VALERIE Ian
=. Affos-su cafee as Rourg & Co, presaee
IN, 'esf Lahdry, Hypolite Hehert. Jr, .Sostheue
a. Asror.--a IA mason De leassn A;nct, pre-
~. Pr "aT Lshau~e, Alfred Hebert. et Joachim Ais
sms AIEon - IA nasoa Dc T. Derichebourg pre-
= y, Terence nerichebourg, Theodore Bla. chard
"a asisos De Com lie cette Patoisse
"laee par Rp. iIebert. r Alan ct Y Duh-nca
AI'on.--sr ruagazia lie IeBsH l. Haurahan
taoe. D''N' iS'n Ae!eons u " NJ ie
.,s "e Arron Ia gfooerfe i Alexis Lonynepee pre-
~ PET JAS i Lohdell N c Leblanc .t Aaonots
4. ~. Arron -au magas,n Dc J r Tscaesu. prest-
tin Ieclerh - -''5 i'''s' 's'A - Il us 1s
i'ae Ar-on = = taa.son ccole d. s.oa ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03
II. I. ELLETr,
". S. " ILsos.

Mr.. Skeesicks, did you say defend
ant swore at his wife g
i" No, sir, / didn't say he swore but
he used word that commenced with d
and ended with nation, but whether
that is swearing, is for the court to de-
eide, not me-"
Verdict for the defendant. Cr,er, cal.
the next case-Tnbs, Firkina L Co, vs..
the Butter Depot.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

EXTRAORDINARY SuiCIpE.-Mrs. Olive
CLYDE, of Bristol, Vt, lately committed
suicide by starving herself to death
Her husband had deserted her, and un-
able to support lerself,she Lad received
aid from the town. Her situation so
weighed on her mind that she settled
into Geep melancholy, aud refusing
all food after thirty three days Of Jastlag,
died 10 terrible agony.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

The San Antonio Herald says num-
ber of the influential citizens OF that
city have petitioned Governor Pease Tor
a company of men to be placed on the
soad between San Antonio and the sIu!f
fos the protection of lives and property
against the awless attacks OF highway
inen.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

~E Eight huodred mechanics have
been thrown out Of employment by the
closing Of three large manufacturing es-
Establishments at Buta.o.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

CHEAP Cons.-s5atA of Springfield
H., on the Railroads, zomo Of the farm
ers, it is said, are offering their corn At
IS cents per bushel in the fields =; others
at IS per acre The Indications are, un-
less the frost sets ID early, that the corn
crop vii be ENORMOUSLY large.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

drat preoiite poc II. l. En, { y, Petit ,t ls41nue
=. Dnv- @
lin" Acr"u - "a .:t, Evn ic Courtney & Woods
prez5a"e par ". l.. Winter s s Hereford el i. :
Rnrtnsy.
Quest Baton Rouge, ce !-S Sept 1857.
y. ". Pore,
Shtrif
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

A man dcwn East got married the
other day, and w@s 50 full Of bliss that
he requested al the papers in .he
world " to please COPY the announce
mont,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

Have | doue anything for society /
have then done more fur myself. Let
that truth bs always present to thy
mind, and work without cessation.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

TIE SpEAKERsHIr.-The prominent
candidates for the speakersbip Of the
next Congress, are James L, Orr, J.
CLANCY Jones, and J. $ Phelps of Ms
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-03

NEw PApEa-Dame Rnmor says that
new paper is about being started in Baton
Rouge to support sisur and Southern Rights.
Queer old dame that
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20
rs. C.ansagns,~ ssshs sad IT, Hashvf IS
ssNbttH,aif.

That .amous cog,s baby shal has hasi 81
much to le With the h,e arrest oi Mrs
| cu,,n.neham. waa taken ahani hals iaasi H,s
| eelecA l,ss ey,s.ine Ifcm Bellevue tssp.ts
| o. tie An-,isan MIsanl. Nhors', With II.
! moilrrr. 4 vii tr ,Nhh,,ed
\. Oakley Hall gave the neSs~sasy per
mission fr is removal. ari n8th.s Mr.
Il ,ilosx the su'erinien.icn, al onl d,sa,
poof, ncr.w ani,i Ia, cll,oc''Ni
l'he n,eiher has iiot ea,irely N-VSe'Ai
fraa hes tate 'ni,spos'i,an
\ room has lssn Comfortably Cited ny
for th,sa n the Ma~stm. eheru thts vii
sl.vp ,lari,,s ,ha continuance Of Ma show
show thuI will doubtless l,pa, ~ lsetioas
baby shows
The baby, Who had "nf l'aNiells nova
ana Mrs Nunn,ueiams eyes, was born, !,
will i~ renemherc1, lai SATURDAY week, in
a yard taar liellc,ue Hospital whittier ,he
a,a,ief was goine whoa 'asVN with lah''r
pans. 1, Is Rather small e ,'s aye, anal
has All unusual gnAaiity g: hair~--tfown hait
-fs 81 soang "a cbila oil'cr~ise IL losks
net anl ke oih,T hahee " the saine Az. 1t
Il ,irpsxNi n The clothes which MIS-. Gun
bingham was az kidd IA % hestow uiep II
prc,,oas to ia te,ng 'nka away from ~
Honi strst hv tlso4c "gruci ru!sosnwn IL
d,parts .tseli with dignity becoming Its
position bat acts ~ though cntierly nne,sn
aci,as 81 the urea, fcvN cca whies, !, has al.
,s,,iy rvn.isrca iusiltia Is g. ls i,s nane
~ sigaiAcau, cd a. s't,i,er Ca Yistic~--
the mother heyns lHi'iy concluded IL ~
rall il hv advice. ias,uad Of Eliza Ann. M
a, fin, in,onl,si.
The cxhlli,ion oi the iotenSuhg baby
and IL mother. viii toe,u this morning and
xili SEN b. mhissl to ia interest Nv u wax
he,re 6, Mrs. Cunningham, now uesrly exon
rleie,l N. y Hrohi. faf II.
IT, commenting Hpsn the ahoyn the ~
al says
Ia iho uan,p vi ahhc d,oacy We call
npnn the G1vcfnurs Of tho AinsAhoase and
tie pisir,ct Attorney tlr nn explanation vi
iisksshautf',i rrrond'nF To ass mid
ks&ss% !. is nn iGtamDla on,raA'e isna
wcsl,i yea, MrseagTs ,be ae'hm1iies, Ike
% haso your VIE t,krr ffam l,ct bod 'lei
sss,csd w,s'k after ehild birth, e'ri with htr
infant, sai,tr~iHsl ir ,,-a of ,wrlyr h'nsrs pr
d.,. ~ ilr gaze Of ostrS y,Rah"iii sho can
command twpniy hsc cents Al, hui she
"a a psapea Hoihcf with a panPsf .nian,.
That msirs the Difference She ha4 ia itsi
bays ir, her dc IL eill "nIiese lsf
ncsa,si'le LET "a add browning dis
prs.ss 10 ile ALREADY siisu,,i Aesi,'a Vi events
wh,ci, commenced "a l,onI .,rc,t with The
me-l,g If IA Hlskll We eall aran the
pahllc aud tle press to unite 10 put''ns
step to hia Outrageous proceeding let ue
si,us lie copnify thai e'cryhosiy m New
Yori il nai insaisitle ~ shaur. " The
ucytfnor. who spud milIan- OF the ,hlie
mouv csaaot give this w,snan u ls'i un'h
si,- has recovered Ia, h.oli We have 30
drl4 iig,i prisale ciiiacus viii uuly he i"a
happy Be- lfp, ia t' bar,