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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
POifficnI.

We published yesterday morning. the cor
"spondence between Gen Redington, the
Ion p. Dyer, and Hon C Broderick.
he letter of Senator BrOderick is a manly,
hnk and honorable one, evlnting only Il
eslre to see the party united and triumph
nt' Its appearance at the present time
hen falsehoods a,e rife. and trlcksters arr
'tklng the destruction Of the noble old par
that was never yet borne down except
hen divided, is most appropriate, as the
fleet must he to still the venomous assaults
vindiciye political reptiles, wAo creep in
re dust, in the train Of men ouiy, forget
'ng the high mission of the party, dnd its
rinciples. TIE foul slander thht he was
pposing fle administration, is now the le
Ultimate property Of the bA c tool OF faction,
nd anonymous correspondents OF the oppo-
,tion press.
rs that men protesting to be Democratic,
should attempt to cry down men who
have bten endorsed by the party, and TO
revive the old dissen~ions which have Eormer
distracted cur councils. Their short ex-
perence in California affairs, has witnessed
the party divided and beatcn-and later,
united and triumphant. The Iarry made
common fight in preventing the election Of "A
Know Nothing to represent us in the U. 5
Senate The succeeding session of the Leg
islnture, watch is decidedly Democratic,
elected two U $ Senators, and by 20 doing
endorsed their Democracy, notwithstanding
tn former divisions of the party, and their
hostile attitude to each other. With tie
df ffei ences thus al justcd, it was believed
that all were satisfied. The card of Mr..
tion last winter, bears testimony % the fact
that Mr. Broderck was ready to forget hi,
"wn feelings and preferences, 'ln what he
conceived to be a step necessary to allay the
strtes aud the dlscutds, %hich have distrac-
ted The party and The State The position
occupied by Mr. Bro2erck, and the charges
with which he was assaulted on his return,
rendered it emnenIly prol er that he should
give the public 10 undcrotandh'a position
manner, and fActorists should either cease
their efforts ~ create Il division. or adopt the
other honorable alternative and 20 over to
the aid of Opposing and sympathillng isms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

THr SACRAMtN1" MUKptR.-The Sacra
meuto papers are f'lad with long account,
Of the Recorder and Coroner's examination
Of the murder cnsc, which state noth;pg
materially d ffercnt tr III the 0ccauGts which
we publish After tha hearng the cyi
drnce, the Coroncr's iary returned "a verdict
which is in -ub;aic t. the effect that
ThomHs Latta come to his dea;h from
won ds inflicted by a k'ite in the hands Of
Ezekiel Bal'"ck Bullock IS ou Iui,hman
hy bis,h AND came to this country in Ste.
phtns.n-s regiment.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
Home Again.

AS has been made evident by various par
sgraphs III the pub ic prints, as well a. by
our owu individual presence at this "head
of navigation, We, the former sub" OF
this paper. have returned to our old chair
and inkstani and with as much spirit nS
the nature of the weather will admit OF,
hereby Aako occasion to renew our ac.
auaintauce with the old, and introduce our
self to the new-rsader, of the Rec0Fd In-
duced by the allurements Of = our gay Capt.
tai" and certain 0,ler Considerations to
numerous aud uuimi ortant TO detail, we
Quilted this, our a." b yhood's home" and
went after - strange g0ds; y but ike the
procrgnl s,n. and Ia n similar split of re
pentnace to that which characterized that
untor; lInt4ly'fast youth, we cluthe oursef
in sack ctoth aud ashes, and mounting the
stool of rep,sntauce ask to be forgiven for
having played the tr"ant. promising never
TO DO The likes again With this awkard
inauguraP' we asher oursolf again into
office; aud thankmay accepting tue gener-
Gus welcome we have pcrsr ually received, We
thus announce our professional return
trusting we may also merit wel9ome IN the
latter capacity
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
Economy slsNu'd be the crdcU
Ng g..p IIaV.

The Sub,crl5cr b, u have 10 uh rm thc property
owncrs OF OroYi', tutt me- ha, COME ii,urc,'' itl,
lh,. n'cr-,a! apparatus to Duui ne.', J~tantpl
FIRE rEOnF >rJI;E> OF CONCNEIE OK Bl2ON,
at u saving Of - per ceui. below the c.-t ot taek
buildings. Having = thorough tu.VirdLr ut the
component pjB'~ ol TINS material anI tne uunij,s o.
u,tig n he tu G-l ,ompcIiu Ou. Those dc,trous a,
building wou,dTp Wel 10 give him q call Plans and
,rrc'i,atous drIanW WHh o!spa;,h Any appca-
uun- ill ii the taLhIng house pf Hedges y lam on
VIII meet Wit. EroIa rl attention.
jclOt = klRWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
hraIi,t al.

Hiss Iuee is dellgLtnE the it'zen, Of Sac
ramcnto with her beautiful piaylg, sni-
ported 10y Mr Leaman, Mr.. Booth MIS-.
Judah Mrs. Booth, GA Bdl Bnry and
othe's. a company comprising Mr. and
Mrs. james stark, Phe.ps, LawIor, Mitchell!
ani several other excellent performers, are
playing Mt the Pmcervi le Theatre VI s.
Alhrrtne ard conpnpy are iu Mtny~vll g.
Nu,e Provost, Way fai,k nnd others a a.
N,vada, and Nc Dcr'm5u is sticking typ in
the Be, Office Sacrnmcnto. Macs new play
WI Il lnlpoar shorty
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
gttco to Va. pas.,..

l~ arIe.} -'eu, t.rt .a- a.el4ul trustee. ur tbs
r1~a or 'r.,ile '.1 meet So, .no ,eur. Uou.r Ooh
Nout.J zee i..h inst. = O'CLOCK p 80 .aa.it th-u
fI .a,r- 81. 4i act t..s = .9..l,i Equalization. .ar
tae tarl' So tt lct-i zll d -.,,sr eiisof pfa,-
e.ty 10 s-.d towu Tor Nal.c,sA turpos,s l.rt.e
current wear.
- Ctei e. sllG Beard.
s.L.sNYD5R, Town Clesi.
Oroy..ie, June 10, 1855. i'll
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
The Comet!

"the C'mr, Tea, or Ia, way,
Aud singing ii, hc flies;
The whlzztg planet, shrink before
1h, spectre f So, shlc-.
Ah,wril may lci orl. burn biuc,
Aud sal,lhtcs Iuru ia,c--
Ton lllion> cubic m'lrs of hrnd.
Ten billions league. OF uAi.'
The Comet is now snid To ne visible, and from ths
Il eve Ircc>srs oar hearts, ,-h md tender 10
al hor lrcuds a harll ume on the ~. itlh instant.
which IS Spid In be one dnN PRIOR To 'hr com.t - cou-
ing ln collision with N muntuno sphere, hul "t'f
rry To s,l hat ipp>t bc del rived uf "Ir OF .,r
greatest lca>u cs OH .'tuh lh,t ol .'uilk un'.tr
friend, during TIN, d,t. ,lur - Ia W. h-,. 80
mind those vino would rcInruh"r 'hr Dtt,nr hon
thi~ sacred day. uAl lh' NIli find him iir,l,rng
N Nv -t,tluu oralou. un thr hrck h.,laug ~ II
h. i lcn"as I.ol.D WIIh the sauc ul-..l ,uid 'o
.iluurrl mud Wh.cn ho, chaIact, r.lcd his eours,
lhro,rh yc.r, ol experience 10 chru,.l Ga>ruf-s.
and compounts of ih,~' GuiIs wuich 81, d,l,co.s
to the pa.rt # tree people.
u" Nos wnp would refuse 10 can and iakca
splirii DEACON SHELDON y IIA{DE>-s IN
SIirl IION ' lor hoj.r ln m,rd
lru hcart winch u, ai- Iu " ,rulb 10 day,
Ala\ rlu-lr ~auu m mother cH,;
AMI friendship NOW - Inch @toWs So brt h
May pass aNHy IL ga. So iI4Al
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

PFRsoNAL--Charley Stiles, "the gool
nntuI,d criter," tat ligds p the Red
Bluff Beacon came 70 see ns yesterday.
Charley looks in ''rude bovine state OF
hcnlth,' aud i, our very bean lieaI OF a
thorough bred Red Il utfrr We also had
the pleasure OF seeing Mr. Crosby OF tn 9
Red Bluff Steam Mills We were also hon
ored with call from Mr. Z. & WuMron, OF
the Firemau'- Journal. THIS l'tter gentle
man visited US in compay with Chlrl~s Ab
b,tol Burbank s. Mitchell : Ministries, aud
several other ecnntiem,n, al, Of whom were
in most excellent ,pi its.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
county Yr,n,u,c,'s uIic,.

ITAUV n IN Wy NV, -'TI
"o.ire ishrrcby ej,,u ,ll"t I,r,un,b bu..uc tu1e
County Warrants, la!ob, uon' thr Dca,r9 tuud,
registered between Ih I-l 5al oJ No,tu.lt,r 1856.
and thr 5ib of December sap Lci,.,c. tha, ,re
same vii be pard on prc-cniut,n al THIS vG cr. a,,,
after this date SAID arrun'- VIII crA,c to lear M
tcrcs, WM LArIlNOEE.
Treasurer huilr tuuuty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
Board OF Trustees.

NErNE>pAY, 'une 10
Board met PURSUANT 80 nj 'urnment
Prrseut, Wells. Pres't, Lcovy, Garriott, OF
telson and Smith
On motion OF { Smith, the bill of {
Grassc, (S2O) for rent 4 Muslcn, Ila |, in
which vas held the municipal election, was
lad over for Iutther consideration.
Ordered, that tie Clerk be required to
confer with the o"ncr of the building used
hy the Bntte Engine Company, respecting
rent tor the Some
BIZ ct Peter Dlgan, Steward of Butte En-
glue Company, ior services rem !crcd (TlO0)
was laid over.
discussion concerning sunday ordi.
nance WAS then held when nuon motion OF
Mr.. Gair.u,t, all mau:1c appertaIninl :
thereto are deferred
Ordered, that The Clerk be instructed to
draw up au ordinance more lIliy defining
the duties ol Marshal aud Captain OF Police
AMI his >ub0rdlnates
Ordered, that the C,trh be instructed to
inform the \ Alhertiue theatrical troupe that
they have permission e. give an CXhihuou
llee d. charge OF municipal license.
The I" ,r'er of the ,uI, ot Jnseph y. Rowe
vs. the ;nhn5.tant- + the I"wu ot Grow B,
''u,s now presented by the Pre- ideut, d on
tl1tion, &C H1bhnrd was appointed tn d,.
terd lie sutt. Wi'h instructors - permit uo
comp, omrse with said planrti
Now came before the i ard thu Assessment
roll ot tAe Town Assessor, whitE vas re-
ccivcd aud placed on Tie.
Ordered that che Board Of Tr;,1 ees rcet
on Moud,y, the ID h inst, AZ clock, p
NJ, to act as - board Of cqlji "a ION. an,
that the Clerk give at least five days motto,
trcrcol iu the Bnfte RccOrH
Ga u,oton adj ,urncI to Thursday at
c,ock, Z N.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

AFTER jim 3tCKwoURTH.- The Marys-
willie commissioners, after going to Honey
Lake, on the r;ute adopted hy rhe Marys
VILE convention, deemed it prudent to re-
turn by 3 ckwourth' : pass, and accordingly
10 lowed along tie eastern base Of the Ne
vadA mountaius, uhtil they entered Beck
wourth's (Sjerra} Val ey. The question now
arises, Wal Mnry-vlIle adopt the Beckwourth
Pass, wthdu; paying him he : 900 he says
the city owes him Come, gentlemen. de-
ine your position Don't appropriate jim ;
pass uDtiI YOU pay him for services rendered
on i former occasion It's good time to
make them ''auty,' now, jim, or exclude
the tel -g,theres from your pass Where :
the resolution # the MArySviiie convention
here's considerable Of IA LuU in the ex
citement about the "adoplcd route ana no
.uun's voice IS raised IN its favor
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
Democratic County Convention.

The Dem, cratic Electors oI the different Precincts
~ Butte comfy are hereby requested To send dele
gates To The Jr.nt cratic tUuny uuNrIiuu which *
her ly called To- mfet nj Oruyp. On Monday. july &.
1851. for the purpose OF clrc'i delegates To The
state 'ontentioh. the fifteenth Jldicia District
Convention. The llth Senatorial District Convention,
and for The nomination ot onnty Officers Accord
ing 10 the apportlonmrn adopted by the last Conv'
lOn the different Precincts are efAiucd TO repre-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Private Boarding,

Can be lud at The touse norlhWr>l,,u.cr . ovu,r
and Mong mty streets, viii, ro, ms % Dc,lr,d. frn-
ishrd To 81 rcut,mcu WITH their WNt-, urstle
gentlemen las The may ucl AWD go
Na> ElERN.
i.3 ur 'lr Irttris,s
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

WHtRE ARE THAY:-We dSsire to b"
properly posted as 10 the movements oil join
B Juhuslon and j Neeiy Wel.er. beth oi
which gentlemen are said 10 beruunlng ior
thu Gubernatorial chair. When We last
heard of ;hem, they were working in dou ble
harness among the "dear peeps of os1
Franci CO. Where are they now
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
NaILCIl

~siiGEHY CiEtN totL- ~I.-la'tc-. cf o..
j ,r.t Uc >rsu Ntluz r. tla, a ~ a-- .s.
ia if- D.. ls f.. . 50 So, -s t.p..i ru- .t..- fs.-
-.rt t4 .. .- tllu.ttt lt. .aa4r Interests ~.l b.
~u.l l9 pay l., sa,u.. 81 'ier"
CA,DaE President
u.C T. ~HEsr ~ec'g.
l.r.gI.-.. .jt..r. t.-tt. .-...
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

'rvrlDs ~ MABY >yuLE Mr.. sam B.
ipv,a who shot himself With donhle bar.
relied gen about one week since while in "A
state oi temporary dcrArgoment, died on
rue.day morning from the effects Of hi
wounds. a corouer~ Jury returned a verdict
II aeo,rlauos u..l the above ac's.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
Don,tthinN, ,aMl NCnCN

Bui gujo utNIEt~ and hN,N,tr Ik,t,,~
thA ru. corner ot tiuuja,u 80. aaa Miners AtcS
Tie, h'v, tai over eleven Ntur~ ,NI,r,',c go tll.
art. and warrant ltcir ptGutr~ Sol g,.u as can
he u,ade NEIUIN AtNII.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

FUN FOR THE Boys Jimmy kenn van will
give a grand spnr'ing mate" 20 morrow
night. ut Musical Hall He his engaged
the services of some OF the most talented
buffers in the count,y, all OF whom strike
for wages on the octaoion il question Call
and see hm every bcsiy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
IN Iglr iiC,A.

The friends ol 1. >NA AlIh respectfully au.
nouuce him u> o. tauuldaie tr fs-'uII,.t 3,tl tp
the 0, ,minollou ~ lhr I.,u ocratc touN,r..,n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.--James Rear
lie n was found guilty Of as>aultug and bat
teriug a Dutchmtn last evening, "a Justice
SaffJrd's cout. james will doomed 70 day
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

IdCR"0AY, JUne T.
D'a'i vet por~ntnt TO noj urnmrnt -
P,veu;, Ncs,}s. Ncus, Pres , Leoyy aud
Oitct-,u.
Minutes OF a.' meeting read aul apl ve /.
Report # C!erk who wa appointed 81 ro'-
m,ttee contcr With throwucr q, the bujld-
IN. now &C c.upci by the Butte Engine Com
rauy, wa- aya,uteI AM matters orpe'taiu-
~. thc'eto Imd over.
BHdC Charl, Gfas,c, for rent Of Musical
II II, r,jrctel
p DGg,n's tin Of 100000 for services
e> steward If Battc Engine Company, hII
oYrr
PASSED ordinance. No. - aud y.
on mo'ion dj"rrncu 10 Monday, Juue 10.
AT 0 clo.k + 81.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

AH.NDoNED 1t is reported that Parker
Il. French has given up the idea Of resusc'-
tatlng at present his Republican Journal.
the Daily Register
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12

FoR MARysyILLE --Me~~rs Francis X
Davis viii matea trip 70 Marysvi.'o with
tneir hack today or to morrow. Ta.s "u
IF ~ an excellent opnortupity to those who
desire to visit MtrysyiIIe, a- ther cafri"ge
oders N ea.y, comfortable mode ot travel
In.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
Hons, Gi4l aad Ornamental
- g. 4 r, + r TIT -

HIAH.N ~ ithi -NDI+t. pt DING.
N NlltlNt. DEEi>t>G. .et.. U.,... .r-t.e9.dh hf.
-ln,, so lt,fl >srtet.. .. o-r .. ae it.r,fd ofic.
tI'H-' I.iHr 10 'h&tHt~t t.Htf-. '..Ir- tc m-g
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
-E' . II @5 In. - IT.

= ~" NJ tfAFtH =. r.t '4.t ~jn aoout
Z sud LAS 1orlu. ,haI.r i...,,-. Th,. M
iuf'- are oi ti" :m,s dc,crip l-o Tie Wuo viii b..
s'd 1 tuprator u.e. ret rug
iff" t'' ; stntss. For pa~iclEt. app iy TO J4mes
W .lsUns New, D., Iul. II
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-12
JUnk! +. lLhUI11Ep,

Y 4. OlLD U-f'm n it"p.,I ll.,I.ir ana ".
= oWtt uat he IS pr.p re-. t,.a>.. emu, ON The
shortest nouer fn1 o"esl lHD.s. aa oruc-s and
,pu .r..f"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
Arrest of the Murderer of Nor
cross.

A letter from Philadelphia gives the follow
ing particulars in regard to the arrest of Nc
Kim, the supposed murderer of Mr.. Norcross
Lexington
" 1t appears that Aaron Wolf and f. A. B.
Koons of Bloomsburg, Pa, had some business
which led them to cross the North Mountain,
spur of the Alleghanies, and after riding about
ten miles they came to roadside Inn, known
as the Pond Hotel. Here they alighted, and
when the hostler appeared to take charge of the
horses, the travellers recognized in the hoster
the murderer of Norcross, the published des-
cription which they had on their persons suit
ing in every particular the man before them.
While McKim went to the stable with the
horses, Wolf and Rooms entered the tavern, and
after making a confdant of the landlord, bor-
aowed rifle loaded with ball With this thew
went into the yard, and as McKim came from
the stable, Wolf presented the rifle at his breast
at the same time saying, 'you are wanted.'-
McKim at once apprehended the cause of the
action, and asked Wolf in a trembling manner
If he was an officer, to which Wolf replied that
he was, and intended to take him in CHARGE
Mcfxim made no resistance, but submitted oui.
etly to the binding ofsnis asass ;s ca, AZ.
tion he was taken to Bloomsbury Esans. -
thence he will be conveyed to Harrisburg q
await his trial.
McKim when arrested, had one of the hand
bills on his person giving description of him
self, and on his way to Bloomsbury, acknowl-
edged that he had travelled with. Norcross from
Pittsburg, but positively denied having killed
him. He says that he loved Norcross as
brother, and would not have harmed him.
After his arrival at Bloomsbury, the excite
ment among the citizens Of that place was
most intense, even to lynching degree, but by
the precaution and firmness of the authorities
all manifestations of that kind were nipped il
the bud.
McKim is affable and polite in his manner
and does not look much like man who woult
commit murder or be guilty of the many rob
berries imputed to him. But the truth of thes,
stories will be made manifest on his trial. whici
will shortly take place." !Nad 7oaIY q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

shreds which had been SO repeatedly blown up
oy gunpowder; and these were our only cush-
Ion Tor the corduroy. We laid the gun down
beside this prepared spot, loaded with buckshot,
so as to be at hand in case of nocturnal attack,
and placed beside it our basket of provisions.
All our few and simple preparations being
thus made, we knelt down and said our eve
nlng prayers, apart and in 81 ilence. Then ris-
ing from our knees we sang our evening hymn
together. 1t was strange sound and per
haps unheard before in that savage, painless
wilderness, and where no traces were to be seen
Of the foot of man Nay. wild beasm might
have been around US ala therefore, we sang
the more earnestly and loudly
''' Keep me- o keep me, kfig q .iinsss
Under thine own Almighty wings"
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

A WILD MANA ST. Joseph correspondent
Of the st. Louis Republicans tells story for
+" the mariners, about wild man captured and
brought TO that town. He was captured in a
sort OF lair, filled with the bones and skins Of
cats which seem to have constituted his prin.
cipal food, and which he had hunted with great
avidity. Frequent attempts had previously beer
made 10 secure him, vi his agility and speed
were such that" he appeared to run on the tops
of the bushes, and fences offered no imped
ment 10 his headlong course. His height was
about FIVE and half feet his hair was long
redish brown and matted his eyes large, gray
restless his fngernaiIs as long as the Claws of {
tiger ; his department crouching-half timid, hal
threatening and his garments consisted a thou
sands tatlers or cloths, barks, cat-skins, &c.
bound together BY cat CUTS. He said he wa
from the State of New York, and had been il
he woods thriy-six years. Very unfortunately
while he was being examined and was permit
ted to stand unbound, he made " sudden sprin!
over the heads of those who surround him, ant
darted away with the speed of the reindeer J
Pursuit was vain, and the public will not hav
the pleasure of seeing this rara dcis, for" tn
small sum of 25 cents. children half price"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

The horse warranted to stand Without ty-
ing" which a man bought at auction the other.
day, is offered for sale by the purchaser, with
the additional guaranty that he will not mops
without whipping
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

COMMENCEMENT OF LETTER FROM Mrs.
T-To HER HUSBAND IN CALIFORNIA
"Oh, tell me not that absence conquers love
the longer you stay away, the better like
you."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

When man dies, people generally inquire
what property he has left behind him Angel
will ask what good deed has he sent before
him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

An Eastern editor thinks his children are
cheruhim and seraphim for, he says, "they con-
tinually docry"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-06


VINE IP!-Ne nave Observed l0f SUM
time past that quantities Q, "o'', if''s "''U
other provisions, 10 say nothing O "''i'"''
, every a,FicEltGral implement IN use by pant
eis. passing ever the crosse i"'te ra,tf"sn
10 that country. Most o! these aFeic'cS nave
been purchased III New orleans anu we
know that they could have been purchase"
u Baton Rouge 81 the same p'leeS-~t' ''''
in many instances tess 'h}f 'H'f ''"'" ="
The first NAMED city. why : '"'S "'t"P''
because The BATON 4'o'-' hi'''i'''"
made 10 attempts @ sot'ciS Inc "i"s>e ''
an. Mar@hg"'n trade a." y '''1' -
attempt 10 make themselves Aho"o 70 me
'ramy purchasers at tla' en-" Of IN" I'&O
they must never expert 70 ''5l'e '''a' o''S-
It from 1t that they should. Inc residents
of Crosse ieta have away he't'"'''F .'''
IN their annual SnFp'ie@ 'o'o IL We" W.
leans and Piaq0ef''ne' ana 80 soon AZ "'SJ
con he convinced mat u l. 10 incl ''s'
to make the'' purchases IN oa'o" "o"SS'
have no t'e"'fa''o" In saying '"@' S"s; 80
c9-iI DIV on' i'"'"h oA'4"t'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-06

Ills ere h~aafna!, ny little dears. :
Observed the keeper Of a IaepsgeFie 10 a
seaoof, IS i leopard. His complexion is
waiter. and agfeeabiy diversified with black
spots. / sos wuLger AaEfor Of The lon-
GENTS that the erltter vos incapable 9.
changing his spots, Web yos deproYei III
flodefa fiaies by obserFfn, that he VERY
hoiten slept IN one spot, and neSt night
changed 10 another
: bat say. Mr.. Snowman" s~erearne-1It-
lie Johnny The leopard amt yellow at
all. The Bible says he's white
we're is rte textte inquired Snowman :
in the Apothetary or the Song Of Susan
nah =
It's where i says shat Geha.i went forth
a ieper, white as snow
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-06

To On PATEoNs.-It having been sails
tactorilY ascertalned ;aa; the calamity 10 be
caused by the Comets coming in contact
with this globe of OUTS. will certainly take
place, we earnestly urge upon oar patrons,
many OF whom are Indebted 10 lie .or sub-
Scripsion from the commencement Of the
taptoItan ris-a- us: 10 the present time, that
our small change is growing rather
scarce. and oer portemonaie wants repleni>h-
ing. 1t is tie surest passport 10 the mansions
Of the blessed to he free from indebtedness
10 the printer. We hope our friends viii
come forward and iiqaiIste these demands
without delay as they will have no need Of
their money after that day. Don't suppose
Stat Nat rule applies TO us--tar from It, we
have q dfrji III our office.