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Smyrna times., 1857-07-01

COMING SToRMs:-There have been good
many atmospheric disturbances of late in differ
cut parts OF the country, of decidedly damp
character. We were aware Of them before:
nand' upon competent scientific authority, and
therefore not surprised at their occurrence. II
is perhaps well enough to state. however, that
II Is not all over yet; but that in July and part
OF August. we shall have frequent storms and
gusts that will cause delrlment and damage in
many cases. Mark the prediction. |. should
Oe added, for the c. c'nsoatlon of simple-minded
people, that the comet has nothing whatever to
40 with this matter. It happens TO be none of
MS business. Spring and Summer fruits have
been abundant. We have reason 10 know that
the cropot Fail fruits will not exceed the aver.
age but Z rather below it.-Har. Telegraph
Smyrna times., 1857-07-01

eases. ' -, a.
Gold Lepine. Is carat %" S' oV "V
Silver LCpne, full lJewelled. - S,
Silver Lepne, q ~" Wv
Superior Quarters ~ ~
Gold Speclacles. "" w
FIne Silver SpeCiarlps IN
Geld Bracelets, . ~
Ladies' Gold Pencils w
Silver Tea Spoons, sett. w
Gold Pens. with pencil and silver holder. 90
Gold Finger Rings, 374 cents to $50; Watch Glasses.
pam IS3 ems patent lS2 lunet 25 other articles in
so,I IoI. STAUFFER 4 HARLEY
, 30 On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers nnf
LepInes still lower than the above prices (oc2iIy
Smyrna times., 1857-07-01

SENATOR DOUGLASS CONVICTED OF PIAc1AR.
isM'-Fhe New York Day Book thus convlcts
the Little Giant" Of plagiarism:
Senator Douglas has been Il subscriber to
the Day Book for the last four years, and if we
may Judge by his speech, has been one of lis
most attentive readers He not only advances
pr0clsey y the same ideas, bat does so in almost
its Identical language. What he says about
the mixed race of South America and the dete.
rioraflon OF the blood in by BIRDS and mongrels
are simple extracts from the Day Book
Smyrna times., 1857-07-01
NM Va. - ~ -
improved Patent Adjustable
Is eaper and Mownr
For 1857.

EOr S17.
~'"oo VI he above Machines were rn.l,.,.,
sold last season. 1''
ALL the improvements of 1876 yoro ,..,.
" me machines made at our shon tI,'
year, 10 which we have added Ia. toII'. i'S(
STRENGTHENING the cutter bar. by u,c.,
sun bar OF angle iron, EXTENDING ,,L,,'.. VI il
oack ana underSIdes, which prevents '"e
sprluging. 1t nom
Instead OF the Lever, we have o,oIi.J
chan'cal Horse for raising and IoY.r,'"'- "'-
Machine, on which the dischargrr =, '"e
thereoy does away with the stand - b,..', ""0
Iole-lt only needs to be seen To be- co,.,.., w.
VI lts great valuc-lt enables the n,ar.,..
inc machine, while IN full motion. to y,r,
He'9nt VI cut at pleasure, not rrGuIri,,r
10 Stop ana re-adJust the Muchinc. wL,..97, "'"'
ny 10 spois where the grain is short orI."
GU "hich shows glarin. defect IN I'll
chlh"s without IT. The machjrn c..
changed from Reaper TO Mower h.,
thah minute, without shiftln. s,rn,oI.,
or screw. ~ U1t
This Machine will ever continue n o,o,, ,
others IN simplicity of Construction in to.l.,
OF management and by It's perfect adan,aI,,,'
uneven grounds; by its means of dio' udm.,.I.,',"
TO various heights of cutting, with vI'a.I!
The managers seat; and by its being tho onI,,
successful combination Of Reaper and Mow.r
IN the world. 'iO"eF
a warranty is given to each purchaser ,b,,
me Machine is we'll made and OF good ,n,,or,
ais; and that it will NOW as we'll az can -.
done with the scythe and reap as well A. cae
be done with the cradle. ''"
Price OF the Combined Reaper and Mow.r
Sl4O at our Shop-a credit will be given nn,i
the 10Th of June, by giving negotiable no,a
those Preferrlng to pay cash dIscounta attbe
rate OF per cent will be deducted. If longor
IlLne be wished, interest will be added from Jnns
18th, 1857. ''''' '0"'
:, We make the above conditions to induce the.
rarmerS to come forward and Ike the machine
out n OF our way as We put them together.
Inc following extras furnished with eacb .
IachIne: l Knife, on Can, Wrench, | Guard
ringer + | Section Knife, aud Dlscharg,nr
tlke-Double and Single Trees aud Nrrf
orKe' VIII be furnished at moderate prices.
wan. JOHNSON g. CO.,
Newark Del
Smyrna times., 1857-07-01

Farnishes! Varnishcs !
BERNHARD CALMAN, No. 100 (Old No.
~ North Fourth street. between Cherry
=, & Race, upper side, Phlladrlphla,
manufacturer OF all Kinds OF EarnIshcs a. Japans.
Iins always ON hand targe stock OF The best t.ab
net farnshcs from 81 ~ upwards; Coach Inrn,.h''.
rom 81 90 upwards, paniaT NarnrSlI from 81 80 nm
wards I"Nl drying Jalmn; Back lrol Var,,i,hcr
F"Per t@r!hsheS' CnInt uioas farnlsnes, etc, etc
ap2,Jrly
Smyrna times., 1857-07-01

INNI'JIli NJ IN LE AND OFFICE
e. e. G - "a E1M Ssws
FIneJeweIry, Shvc"warc, Eestauu Fob CHAINS.
Gold. Silver and Steel Spcc,acirs. together
with rich assortment of LADIES' Jcwelry, Of
the best style ane hnlsh--all Ut which viii he
sold at City Retail Prices.
Having Just rellenishcd his stock from one
OF the best Jewery Establishments in Phlla.
delphla, he feels confident that he can please
all who may give hn call, both in regard to
quality and price,
W CLOChS, Watches and Jewclry, care
satisfaction.
s-K3 lie keeps, also, on hand, an assortment Of
L. Drugs, Chemicals atld Wcdi-
ciRarS.
p. MANSFIELD, Smyrna, Del.
ST p5 6m
Smyrna times., 1857-07-01
FOR SALE.

Smyrna, mlr25.3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
-a,.feafHeaa We{ls.
DIaaeIutiop OF Cepartlershlp.

rv~up~~.-.,srsnip heresossre existins under The
s,,ss ~ n y vaoH, CAsoss = Co., IL this day ais
:.Ivsa 5, mutual esn.snt 6. n.wsos rsssss ., .,o
The ande vho viii so.ss o. .ssna as 1n.. TS he
sx,. AZ II. G3rixes 4 Co, y tally srapovsrea 70
- III .ceauuts 1rs 70 and fosn the 80 co.csrn
D~v0cor1, EsbrrAry 1sf. 1907 a,,nas
tnchlodu = ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
r,rlish an1 Classical 6eheel.

.c,-.e- y.srsA a~d Drsdy strees, ~ Jssor.
~ 49,, , r.,m os iAu fls.Ntt'on viii err.
.sos - Iseisy; 11seh s0,h, AMI cs1siaoe .
Irs ainsasa - ss,.s r. 49, pMs;ss.psi. ~ Msl.''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

DesWo;pes nsyer Lana for sale
H.s.gY) TDEP.fRT1fE.sT
Dss Moiaes Ripsy Eavigat.on and X 20
O1ruswA iIws, April II. 1875.
':Nif nnderslsEc'i h@r.eN gives notice ina, thls
ono, iov aien ''t The sal" ~ these Vfiuab's ,
They Will De soii long cr'.ii, aEd IN tots TO
IN mean. srd wi>hes % purchasers.
sryfurheT information desired IN sels'ion !" thosf
- viii DO furulshed OF supiics'ion Al this once
I mai, or other,,lss GSo r. PERKiNS,
lEAylbitfl IaGi cefnm'ssiohe,
i4ASp-DE . ARThES.
DIS NOISES NAsIGAtoS %.
NSthe sixf-vnih ,fay ef June, next, ,he cfice he
~ the s,ir - thc lsnds .: shis ourpany VII I'r
removed from thi. pls,e ~ Fort Des Aoines
These lands IA he -oa on long ere'i;s. and 10
its to suit the means and wishes 81 Ir rchase-s.
GRO n. PHRKlNS.
Land C.Iu,firsionc
CuuInvs ous SIS avn dry,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No contracts far yearly advertiser. Der d.'con-
.ued without previous notice 70 ss-
Large ea,s charged doubt u.r Same 5i"e"-'"is -
yPr.
n.spisyed Advertisements eue IN" more
-ual rates.
Yearly advertising coi.tr cts WI p- ll''ef'' "
ap,.y strictly thc Immediate hnriucs- al ''' '''
...r, and az otller adveF1eiaent- .eni i' hs t'
ert,-er VIII he charged eNtra.
adyertisct4rn.s i,os accompanied ~4th '"s''
all ne inserted uniil forbid, ,nd charged k'
Notices for rli.giou. and benevolent P"f'' ="
serted oge time free q eo.t, ''.r'aitr eh''s a.
cher advertisements.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
REAL ESTATE.

JlLStS Ll'T.a.vJE,
L. A Nd A G E u II.
office In Atchisen'. Block. second street.
bstwren Main and Bvady.
Timber Land.
ACHES large beautiful Tin.b-r. ~ hattie,
l fosn naysnpor;; pilce ESQ PER sese VIM
divided - >ai purchasers.
Improved Farms.
elo ,g, mpeosed ia" ia; . nliies FREQ. bay
iorf; 2oo ia cultivation gsa board fcnee."lih
ge o:snr' Aoas", stahir etc.
Aieaat!fA farm S. pIe. from DaA i1i-f'--In
ssse--6o acr,- in cui'iva,s'n par, iimp ii' 8
l.ause, -ttbl.. ete
) NH, tfoa nsycnr,rf; 10 ss5.s. =
p vi-so ssre- tineei-.ranripe wa'.., tf,' :
81 ae..- tate lr,,l nsv, hiort-',t - Y
fnr, 40 ssres ID high sts.e Of cultivation, i3s
u re- slrlbai afse er hard; two god wells - watrr.
larTe ha-e witt ; toom., .,an'-, outbuhd.ns~i etc
Mi. from oav, upoFt-.o acres Va Fri'ivs'ior
good house. >tabic. etc
s.. inii-s trcn, Davenport--l2o all IN fence,
60 acres II, cultivation, 30 scfcs 'nsef 20 acre. raj
sn.,lrs ron DAvrnre,t-oo ,ere,; aoA5t.- /. sai-
t,ya'on, pm. timber large new h"n~", sa'd oarn.
&c, Il.
II miles froli D.seapori-so acre; 30 aefrs IN
cultivation. coed house, s,sble, etc
u inlie- from psv-n;ort-so scr--; o. ter' II
cniiiveiion, sod huute, table, "'e.
y uilr, FROM ps.rnr ,r,sa acre.; TO soi-- n cui-
tt,Aisii II sclrs splendid timber. baAa'' rTtlre
"a se hard. rrnning water, hcu iat'r stsb'
snoke housf &C.
Is miies from Daverpori. - seres-ssi!t ,pi;,.H
lin; h9nse. stable; rtc.
u niiies fFora Davenport 70 acre.-all n frn, al
cuitivat N.
200 acre IL : Le- AMI cl;is aton .hs Dubague
sasi. mile ff5ta Davenport.
a. prairi and; ini'es from Dgsenlort. lean
,i.I view ovcr Rocs ,l.pd. Mississippi and Davrp-
l,t
?oo sish pisirie land by waieoii some -
II cnl,ivatei. AefA larE" amount o. untmproyed
land in Scft County.
number - houses 1t and yecrni !et., plea ant
II i, mated n III rent psrts - Dasenr9r' Tor .as
N favorable terms
Is t-au,ifa! .9's 10 North Davenpor,-t2rn- iihSr-
ally. Apply TO
Jy!3,i JULIUS LYTANCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
MRS. NJ. X. SPALDNG,
Mas Removed her L9dies' Store
FROM ABOVE PERRY ON I'D ST.,
To Ne, 8 LeClairc BIeek,
ath door below Brady on Second street
jan1yi,t
LAVENPOR
COMMERCIlL COL LEGE.
fLAT1 1ARA,G1
r . y ~:
- - 49,

y u
=. q. 1op Oos
py{scicoi aAd TsseA~ r.. bDsk- k-xtUtSe. &c.
W. E. Frat.
A.a. e~sasissl osA TsasAwv RsNaaasAse ss1
1oek-KssYsEs.
YYAvyEG associattd with myae!f 10 niis Instiiuts
III W. H Pratt, ESQ, We are bcw prepasta 70 2ual'
III young msn In An branches Ct Oommsfstei eda'
nOUEIE.ENTRY BOOKKEEPING,
- sdapsec 20 every department Of business.
BUSINESS PENMANSHlP.
= .rse bold and rspad style, - VII - Genmrrsia'
nae sulasoas, aud 81 trsHsAss taught At GHisf ia'
TEACHERS
aua,,.;ed for executing and iss;s rcing " tn.suai
and 81. at,c manner Our nysteu of ws!Ls inclao.
ing Ornsmsntai Pennanship, ErounsAsns' Cara
Writing. &c.
Ladies Department.
p.rt,cusr attention u solicited Or this ttpsl tmsn'
~ one room is devot d sxcirsivey 70 ttAi EuIposs
OUR TERMS
are more moderate, and coarse Of instruction - ss
ouah q st aay lnstisrtioo IN the west We wonac
respectfuly cali tbs aitsntian o. tusiaess men sns
afhs % The above and soiit u etH patrer see Ios
Hxms Inssilutio0 An afstnvitsd " visit ~ ana *
snine sp>sIsnDns Of st~nmanehift prcerese g papAs
+, node Of Insssussiea, ~ Fer SuftLG tssssss'
| eaau,se q ne sssnss u Atsa 4nS Ss1sy sssesss
ssaSeau toas4s esss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
ls. kSvLE0l RN,

sea Es.ats BROKER ana Auctioneer. Wni aste..d to
the sales OF City Property Lots Lands Farms, etc,
At Auction. Once with aeo. T.. Nichols, itna
agent. Davenport. seils
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i.llll----sl- 49, s
MUSIC.
PIANO PORTE WARE .;0oNs

NO. s, LIZ CLAlRe ROW, DAVENPORT. IOWA.
IA hsye gcci stock of 6, q la, rs, g. - sai
W iOrta7o ficnos On hand, erritatEt.E SIR st
-ve-yvarety 81 stye and prices, fIet III. lI.D re
tac frame TO ;lt rev expensive Kind, Will eafVi' tt
pearl keys, a.. or the factories % Boardnsn tiIt
= Bo., Albany; iishte, NeNtun 4 Hrlatery: nsinss
Brothers CJnmtngS. Firth. Pcrd 4 CO.. NJ Nsfb
All 81 which warranted tu give satisfaction. 81 Ot
sale. Orders from abroad solicited. IastiaTtt
seht t. select 'or themselyeH Tie hTt}Slt I alaAte
b. found represented We likewise hnvs ou hste
very ene stock Of Gti.drs, Tso..nS, ~ Ia, &
cortfsaas, Fiafss, Sanyes, 7uyn}s. tst., ~ ae..
NefchaHfast VI every des.rli .tion, SSrtf Z asia
octied.f CRAEDAIL it.siIJs&
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A. "a, I'd,
JAMES. T. HoGANs,

.,tarney Aal Counsellor a. law. Ofice nor -we-
osrnsr Main ard Second streets IuyenIo.i, Iowa
llcelsttn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

l.. ". PATCHEE 8 co..,
stsSNSe vsswaSatug and l,sMaals.
Aeoh meve6auss.
9sss ~ Nd Is tsves yasasr eeeAes stsss& 4. lou.
4 ~; usssA. s.sA satasoss aAss - sssls CON.
sssI is.ieE ~; !, ,w,sAscsas ! -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

uooI,M fAL4Ae , sAQuuD-A
Y ~; :lsss Il y:;ss s;:s'ssa sslsE 4 ss}s,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

s! a. .ni Ornamental Painter; can be iouad a. tie
ali stand Q. 0Ilr.s 4 Jewell, OF ID street, nesr
Brady, Dsvenport. janlAdly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

pepu,y County Surveyor. Plans and Drawings q ~li
tirls neatly executed. Orders Iefi st the oticc o.
a. Il. hlef Will es promptly attended TO. spi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

ttofnrls ~ Law. orcc Ne Hoffman bl -
Man s,u,,, Jolln john, 4 =. Ccnrs's teufr
tor Coatt Of Claim.
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4, r. pAlLh C,


Attsrasy and Counsellor al Law, snd Notary Public
Particular attention paid 10 Conveying and exam
nation OF Land Titles. 0hce on Brady st., in WI
,hsrwaxs building. oa,lo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

Dealer la Choice Family Groceries, Proy:sions, Pr
iuos, &C. seeend ss., bet. Brady and aaia. Dasen
ysrt. Iowa. ectif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

JOHN J0RDAN,
aier 10 Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Csssimeref
sc, prom. street Davenport, Iowa oct!o u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

ahs
Attorasp and Counselor al Lda
Comnis sioner Of Deeds for Cohnoc,icGt
van give prompt and careful a'tenuoo = the cole
hon Of claims, convcyances Of Real Estate oStm!ii
.nd tiuss, and all other kinda Of flsTsi bessnsss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
CARDS.
at.n y. M.u,HH0vl.s.

.,,.,n.. .n. Counselor al Law, Notary PutiF
Naa uln.!s..ede 4 ~ Il iur : VI.
penu. and OHIO. caics \. y. ,ernsr MAIL
aal 2la Sc DAysnIo oEt. s-s Is III
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

DROWN and b-Ashed SHEETlNss and siIRTlNS
ID q gvoi assortmeuts .;
il SUTTON co.'s.
rncl.. OorperThrd slid Perry strs IT,
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GEO. e. All EREII.,

Attoraeys aad Counselors at Law, aud Notary Pub
nes-odsce at Macklot 4 Corbin's EIehsnse onicr
Davenport, Iowa. ociou
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4 w n uahfK, NJ. d.,
DIR. J. McCuRTAEi

hFrERs his pro'essonHi tervier- - ths 'itN''
~ II Davenport and vicinity.
of1ae n wiley a AunRcr's nv building COZ
0uTth a ~ Ady streets.
Refer - George l.. Davenport, Jane Crnn'n
-rgflI
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r &. CAMPBELL.


Att.tnts ard Courstllor Al Law DsscuIait lows
Onite. Davcnrrt's bloes, 'orn'f Nsin r,,n - NJ
.lrs,ts deolAd.f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

sSiAl.sElIS.D a EKG.,
Dealers la Dry Goods, Groceries, Qseeaswsrr, &c.
Corner Of Second AZ d Scott ST.. pavsUp port, Ic~a.
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Is t-au,ffa! .9-s 10 North Davenport-scrm- lihsr
ally. Apply TO
ly!5ti JULIUS LfiANCE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-02

AMERICAN PARIsH CosvksTlos-We pub
lish this week a call for a parish convention
to be held Saturday week, which we hope
Will be attended by every American voter in
the parish. We want good men in our State
.oonciis, and We must send good men to
make a choice. The prospects are bright,
and encouraging for the coming fall. and We
must be in the field early, fully armed for the
tray. We are dealing with a willy and
treachcrous foe, who will spare no vale means
to effect their purposes. Dissension is al
reecy sewn in their ranks-breaches which
'hey can never heal, and it only wants a uni
ted effort to scatter them as chaif before the
wind in November next.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-02
SATURDAY May 2, is>.
@S-~ -"
AMERICAN MEETING

4 meeting Of the members Of the Auer.-
can Party OF this parish viii take place or
SATURDAY the 9th inst. at II o'clock, a.
N, at the Court House for the 2urpose OF
e%lecting delegates to the American State
Convention to be held IN the city Of Baton
Rouge on the second Monday o. juA= next.
Let there be a full attendance.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-02

ALIEN SUFFRAGE The Washington cor
Fespon 'ent OF the Cincinnati Daily Times. an
eyewitness, gives the following brief ac-
count of the union between the Democrats
and Black Republican Senators, in the late
debate and action IN that body, which result
ed IN defeating Americans and resident yo-
tsrs from governing IN their own land
The adoption by the Senate OF Mr.. Brown.
amendment to the Miunesota bill. provided
that none but iona fde settlers should exer-
else the right OF sfltif age at the primary cleo
tons. caused great dissatisfaction arnono .
portion oitne Democracy. 1t was regarded
as 40 less than an endorsement of The K,om
Nothing prsacfples-s clear cnccession tn the
American sentiment Of the reuutry. # was
difficult to decide which partv rnanifestad
the most chagfln, the Democrats or the Re.
pnotlcans OF the Senate. Douglas ca me in
the next day after the passage OF the amend
tnent, prepared for a great effort. He smoke
nearly two hours IN favor Of reconsidering the
vote, lie acted as a SORT OF "whipner in1 for
the foreign sentiment, and beIatei. without
mercy, those Democrats who had dared to
vote against alien suffrage. He was allowed
~ Sc ward and Hale. who agreed with him
IN every essential particular, and the singular
spectacle was presented in the Seu,-e. Of
Republicans and Democrats speakinp and
voting together IN favor OF unlicensed alien
Suffrage III the new States. IT. was a race Of
demagogues for the foreign goal. Critic NJ en-
Houston, Bell and other Americans. endeav-
orad to defend the institutions of their conn
Try from 1esecretion, but a union of Repobl;-
can and Dstrocratic voters proved too stro,s.
ana TIE amendment was reconsidered by a
vote OF ii yeas and % nays. The entire Re-
pAoiican 'ofce OF the Senate voted With the
Democracy. The odiusn Of this Anti Amer |
can measure belongs to Douglas, Seward.
iiaie and a few Northern Democrats. Al
ne primary election in Minnesota the RIGHT
o. Suffrage IS thrown open to all persons who
may chance TO be il the Territory On eIac.
ton day.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-02

u Mr.. JeHs y. SLACK, the ildefstigs Bile
superintendent of the Ope!ousas- Crosse Tete
and Baton Rouge Raj! Road, with q view to
increasing the comforts Of passengers is
aying several freight cars fitted up With
seats, &c, until the regular passenger cars
are nsished. One. of the passenger cars is
being built at the shop of ". F. IussARD &
Co, Baton Rouge. and it promises to compete
tnlly with similar cars built at the North. Ii
will be ready about the list Of June.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-02
Fer tho suss, Pa
DRESSING.
AY Bella.

~ ,-,'s,osI"o Of s1tkeg--aor Of ..l,.
04' ct the aro~,:ns and tIe drss.e, ~
peculiarly helpless, Jet all DO VERT, :.
ladies' would I fog a moment vast. -
and INK upon, bat that | think thew ,.,r r.p's
deiander. who IL shere that !, -. ss1s
tired Of hearing that won out ..ss.
discussed and dil.ssa ,Do.
-, =. '<,s IS the man with enough s,ll.as,,.
!efs IN his eoxeonb crasiuna to dr.. -.
the hoops Of his lady friend, and ~.
'bem-not one, ~ there il hs
- 'old travel fifty miaax
''4'i aye even if be va.
:" ASa : 'ridov with Il
bare n's ''.i'n q the happy invention, !, .,ss
cent to bring down the aaathna, Of, .n;.,,.
shanked class of the genus he~.- who...
'Hlsh "oi'' be grasifes ha-
'o's ,he 2 thes. aarrov stem.
~,'A'" 'hs P'',r~-.aE circles of the hoops Il
a butter keg. Hoom-yes hoop,, W..
to keep rs cooi this summer il n. -,
bones are dfa', out and orr book-nu
. collapse Would you h.,.
S"athed = asp folds as an Epv,.;..
""' iSate that anbon,osx
50 see aa-
fhLfht -rl u u -,f
Hoops ,or one 90 in for ., .. -aas
am a athem " Hoop, .,
ten Wherefore y" IN
they stick 5at so,' retortst
''-s' ''s. "ef it.n You
s"0' ''S'p Know little Of III.
'1aS az asases - Just look At
OF Is atsaaed ] ? tie oil classic ski.
~'o@siRss muddy
1'a@ ding and &c
until the ooasres
,4'S'f o. me "faer pays, and the
trails of pitt .nst. short
""s' . ~seP ispsn the en-
a'' win aef z-lust xatek
'ee OF hs IN The nooper~ anzefgons III
operation, observe instead OF Iia;,e
With botts handsome Little scientific ..ss
the 'front.' ends Of Re upper hoops, add lo1
ne SKIRT IS buiged hish in the air behind All
'Ae . taa-rasea pigeon, over we 20, ,sA
hen remove tie pressure and the skirt sestIa
round o once more and We sweep frsee.
ally into Phillips TO seeks dry goods visb.
vi ary lear Of slashing bis coz ten With
nEd 70 turning round. Stick up for hoop.
ehow-ladies-go it hoops--never mind tie
Zen 'hsgL swallow Us hoops and all, never
ear B7LLA.
+ ondins, Anril 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-02

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-John ONWARD
sne abscottted broker OF this citv. was ar
rested IN Havana BY the order OF tie ca nta,n
General. His stolen money was taken from
h'nl ard he was ordered to lea We tie Islam
Inc captain General should receive the
thanks Of neatly every city of the Union
ne freak of appropriating other. peoples
funds and then absquatulating to Havana, is
thus likely to be stopped. OxsAED was
served perfectly right. Had this method Of
hfspo'ling depredators who had fed to that
city been put il practice some wears 40,
what a number Of honest men it would have
made.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-02

m CoNGR KssIoNAL Observation-Disclosures
the mary candidates for this Office, We hear
the name Of Judge w. B. ROBERTSON of this
parish, highly spoken Of. We have not
heard whether Judge r. would accept the
nomination If rendered him, nor DO we know
that he is a candidate at all, but this we do
know, that If be gets the nomination. and Is
elected, be viii make a most efficient member
of that body.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-05-02

r HocPs.--We would call the attention of
those who indulge in the luxury of hoops
and those who do not, TO the able defence Of
our fair corr espoDdent BELLA, in another
column. Bella is as keen as she is pretty
and we eheerfulIy pledge to keep her ineog-
Hope that this is not the last from you Miss
our columns are always at your SER
vice.