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FRED n. MOOR u,
Of BOSTON. 5
e8 a r C. II 1T z CT

IL American, Revere, winthrop and Psrkerl
Houses, and fremont Temple, Boston; Woods Hot
tel, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester. and,
many other nrst class public and private bnilding
throughout the country having located Ks1kpkS
would inform the public that be IL prepared to Inf
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawing, Spsei6ca P
tons aad SupefiasSAdence for Ohusshes 6CAoo&
Houses, Hotels, Stores. Dwellings, and public and
private buildings Of All kinds, with prompshts nd
aocuxaey.
1.-THE modern i'm prevemc nts, such as Warming1
lighting, Ventilation, SC, adopted In the East
srn ctics, will be especially provided for ~ re-
CURED. 4N 'a
Do-Odcc Ia SAMPLE building, on SeccndI
street, between Main and johnson. N tsss
Jan. Ia. '57-dly r. III. MOORE.
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which 10 taken on an enamcisd iron plate. pr.-
para e1peessly for the purpoee.
II is finished without baisam Of 6r or yarniyh az
any kind and therefore will not blister or crack 10
cold weather, as will the Ambrotypc Instead Of
being vanished the picture IL gaiysnised In gal
vAnie battery, which, by giving II reatingof sill.
Yer, renders u impcrvious to atmospheric changes
The MsiAinotypc possesses many advantages over
All oehes p.eiArss. IL will reosiys fall without
frseears, ssssd without injury. II may be washsd
when soilcd, ssd hsadled without the face being
nArred, unlesas abused by rough scrstching. which
would defAcs the best oil painting. In berfect de-
hnsston If detsil II equals the best dagusrreotype
whe Il has none OF the glare which forms the chief
objection 20 those pictures
Whcn enlored, the Meiainotype very muchrescm-
sl5s painting On ivory. For inserting in leckets
pms Or rings, no other picture CONF With It,
The MslAi aetyPe IL PATENT PfcrrRr. and CUE
BIO. are the only artists in this city who nave
rigat ~ take them. II you want . coon ricrrRx
call IT az Is q ALLERY, No SO Main street, be-
tween I'd aad 4th, and examine specimens Of the
MELAiNoitFE. tfeb5-dAw
- ~
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WATCIuESy
N. w. JONES,

Dealer In OkOak0 ~ 0BChe 10 ~ II 81
on SECOND STREET,
NEXT door to c. PArsons banking Hoase,l
kEOKUk ................ IOWA
F1vHE subscriber has just received . large =
L and bcnetful stock of gold and SILVER ~
Watches, gold jewelry, Sc, comprising the
latest styles Of ladies' breast pms earrings, AngsI
ripgs, cut pins, gold guard and fob chains, \ eys
seals, silver thinbics, gold slides, snAps, Sss11
gold pens, With or withost holders, gold psncils
pens and pcncfis.s = ~ ss4~@-@
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being Iraticai matchmaker
feels competent to repair the most difhcult AND
delicate work that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted to give Satisfaction.
CORRECT rInK.
The Rphlic may rest ASSURE ID that the ceE5ect tim
Is, and sfways viii be kept by
Nov, IS '56-dly N. w. JONES.
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Trees, which they think for size and beauty ca
DC cAeehea mot
Those wishing Esergreens, Towering shrubs, OF
ornamental Frees, will please order soon
Trees warranted IN good condition when delivered
Orders through mail left at the store Of D~rnard
Naudain Co., Isl Main street, between 9th and
7th, will be promptly attended to.
mch2i kAYA DIRNApn
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KEOkUK NURsEn i

Omiles from the Lsvee.
KAY 4 BERNARD take this
opportunity " Informing
the public that they can
furnish almost anyyArieiy
OF Fruit and Ornamental
I II L 4 s..
A choice lot Of buddcd
Peach Trees, very large ;
Dwarf Pear and Apple
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Keokuk stock Market.
KENDALL. HOWE 4 co

HAVING made arrangements with wm, Graham
IL for ths stabiing Of Horses, Cattle, Ae., and
storing Of carriages and other bulky articles Of
merchandise, give notice to the citizens Of keohuk
and surrounding country, tina, they have appointed
Saturday u each week for their great stock sales
NJ which time they viii sell Horse, Nulss Cren
Cows, Calves, Wagons, Carriages. Harness, Farm
ing utensils, ana other property that may be
Gar Market Yard Is adjoining Mr. Grshsm' !.
Stable on 81 st., between Johnson and 81 chsu y..
where the above tales will be made.
fsrsan. having property to buy, sell or kx-
ensngs, TINS Will ansrd them The best opportuni-
~, these sales will draw together large crovds
and all kinds u property.
We are prepared to board horses and cattle until
the dAy Of sale ~ reasona bic prices.
For ssformstion 10 regard TO the above, cali on
or address, KENDALL, HOWE ACo'.
Auction and Commission Merchants.
1-Dsr First Sale win b. on ss,urdsy Marn.
Ing, March ~, 1857, at 10 o'cleck, and Continue
every Saturday through thu Spring and Summer.
------- n. II. 4 20.
a PoLOGY--To my old customers, and The -.
~ dies In particular ! eve an apology for rsocn,
shAngc in the inside arrangement q nd outsiae ar.
psarAnes Of my establishment.
though ~ wss not until after patient and thor
oagh sieGAll investigation thstI became CONVINCED
81 the error IN The style q my sign tina, submit
Ted 70 change. But in chan ging il fron, "Ladie,
shue SHOP have not ceased to rnanufaeiur. III
kinjs Of LaAies' shoes, ~ before but La,. ~ a.
ditioa engaged IN Boot making fer their ii usLs,as
nf1.nsn, sens and Lovers, 80 thru now all your
tA1tly ene Friends can he ncrs nn I'd tied =. ans
shoP.-The Only oSE ~ kKo8ug ~arre ven can 90,
anything. IN the Boot and Shoe ne rAsa ~ ~,
ts at T. DUKES Rect -na
s.-sAsss, also. hs best auallt, ana =
variety Of Eastern work 10 ep, Tor s.ls ahssn
Cons and sxamins the gseda and buy. q, To-. >.
orders, which will BE- prompt. ate ndedto by
0oslt =. A. DUKE
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0ostom piM U a..
PATRICK Il (sKOv.AT

lave Jassreceised IN assortment Of Piano,
". Lsdd = Co. o.
It's wNi known hew great NJ excitement ~,
psoasred smongf the musical world 10th n ~.
- ssd America when Il VS. aIneaaeed thai an
80 Weria'1EGT in Paris.
- FISH &ss made by A W. Laid Co.
Aag oas Assising 70 purchase . first elias, piano
60 - accommodated On very reasonable trrms nv
eaIlins ~ the Piano fsrt< Warehouse and Picture
0etserys - Aesn-stS0st. meh f6-d
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u. y. WOODWARD CO.,
wRoLxsALx psALans n
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
Ne. % Main ssssss,
KEOKuK, IOWA.
yladAwIy

/ - n CAMW. sS
GEO. DONEELLAN. Civil EaeinseY rad survey
~ or, oIsss his peofsnional ssevisss = III 49,
sensof keokuk and vicinity. for NJ sasuoVtnG
and arranging II grounds to ssit ~ soaAear q
the surface, Ard feels copAdent hs 60 plaase theso
desiring snch service. 81 ssA8aa
Aalsss.assa psstsipiag u Ne yssfsaslpe aA4so1-
ed 20 With Pre1ptnsss. and tAe litheGyannine q
maps piats, he, supsrintended 1t ils1aGksn'
charges.
0mse in Graham = baiiding Sad IT.. Ksekak.
ian4s-d3m
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ri. sPNTNG IN 4. I6i
E. JACCARD 4 CO.,
wHAkpsAa.ssAaD RnfAsL
jewellery IND silver ware
MANUFACTURES,

Il. ACC "A ND q w.,
wHN4paAkss AnD RaSAsL
JeweIePv anA silver ware
nAKuvAcrURERs,
Marble Building, IS fourth-st..........sT.L LOUIS,
Lave cokstantly on hand large and va =
l. ried assostmens Of English, Preach, ~
and American Gold and Silver Chronometer, T r
DUPLEX, Lever, and Lspins Watches. Of their own
Plated Tea Sets, Urns. Baskets, Pitchers, Com
munion Services, Cups, 0oblrts Spoons, Forks, -.
Fine Gold Jewelry, Of all styles and pattsrns
chains scala, keys, thinbles, .psctacies, IL
Diamond Jewsiry, Of all kinds, on hand and
made to order Fancy Goods, in every variety.
Frsach Marble Aaatls Clocks, Pspiss AssAsNad
Inlaid. We are also prepared TO manufacture on
the prsnisss anc silver tee SETS pitcher esps, 80
lets, spoons, and every vASiety Of Silver Ware.
Particular attention given 70 the manufacture Of
PRExIUNs yoR STATE AND COUNTY PAIRS,
And al ware warranted psrecoih and - low - any
Eastern house.
All kinds Il wAsrA mah<r Tools and Materiais.
Regulators, a., always on hand, and supplied 70
NJ Matshes and Jswslsy repaired a short
notice.
N. B-AiwAys on hand asapply II those eslar
srated Railroad Time Keepers Tor Conductor I'm
Mars,. Building IS roursh.s... 81. Louis.
March IL, 81 dly
CLOCKS CLOCKS CLOCKS III
G.. =. Diakeslee 4 Drs.,
WAoissaie Dssievs (escjxsdvsiy)fn Ciocks,
NO. ~ MArket-ftreet. 81. LOUIS, NO.,
Lave in store, and ars constantly receiving d.
J. i rect from Rastern manufactures larger stock
Of Clocks Of AL descriptions than any other house
In the Vest Seth Thsmas' Clocks, D days and ~
hcsss, sf al patterns, aud in any qsAatisiss, a.
ways on haad.
Inc semand for the ceth 1henss Usocxs has
become . large that the Coupany naau1aetpFins
then hass deemed Il prsdsnt q sSn1ps thsif AUaE
usss ~ On dealer N sach d thelasU Sti t1soseb
out Ne Unlen, and No. being ths 6aiy Als0st par
ehasers Of these Clocks, feel warranted IN sAyin1
W can oAe9 better Inducements 70 46eeAoon anl
rsdlAs tAaa Any other house IN the MisksdipvI
Valley. ffsbl6-dAw1n
New. Ar1lvnl.
DATRICK GROUSE have jdat rsosived let y
4 bSasAHan, Gray 90. = nSns 1ostsa. NTH ~
sorfsgxNsed sounding b1ard IAs thDuoAn1p a 49,
Pianos scattered throughout ~ unIte1 6latmy
South AaMin, CxnsdAs, end Mexlso, - a. iff
81 demonstrations 81 tSp 81 the 1Ips ploAistG N
this country 60ttschAik and GetGA1Gsh Jf-l1 III
that need - ssidin thssr fasof. s,5v
asaa.s =, !. l9a.a-..:
sale - Agoe04aoGN NJ $500
II HAVE thi4 day epA ct ~ eaAlgp 49, el
j Gpeesise 70 ]. ~ utakt paa y. i. 1Aa1x Al ~
bssinsS1 Will hereektse 81 eepdneAef ~ .4aAAs
xisdAls, whom ! feennnen1 - - pUb11e sen1-
dsncs - prudent bssinsss men. 80
] FEB. ~, 'b7-fb3l-d CIV. R110u1.
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he wOvAs..
q A T e G T =
FASH O a q bic Hat Store!
OK vOOuMIEx n rO.

- M ihDfILof psst favors, and hupefui
IvIaf future patronage, would respect
1k1t1lly anaasnse 10 THAR Erie uds and the -
putAc svnesaly that they have REMOVED theirs tore
10 No. ~ MAtasss.. near Fourth. where they
intend TO Oder Tho best Assortn snt Of Hsts, Cars
and STRAW ooos And ths latest sly les Ut the Ras
received. C. K yooRHIfg mi
March i4-d W Main-st., near lth.
RUFFoS,s Natural Hisiefy Of Mas, ihe 0lehe.
- and Ut Qasdrspsds. With sdslitions frsu O.
vier, LAcepede, aid other prominent nAfuraliste.
fer sale BIZ OlDEN. RROWHELL Ann Z
,~sprSd
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TERMS:
For unlimited course In Double Entry Boo
Keeping. Commercial Calculations, Psnmans hi p,
de-, $2o 90.
THE pEsIeS or THIS INSTITUTION rs
to AFFORD young men theopportunity If qualifying
themselves for the duties Of the Counting House,
IN a thorough and expeditions manner.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
will be the same ms followed by the Mercantils
College ~ Pennsylvania, which has been recon
mondcd by tho highest commercial authority in
the country, asthe most comprehensive and prac-
teal CIV err introduced
PExSMANsHTr.
ASS good handwritnEis justly regarded A. an
Indispensable requisite TO . good business educs-
ton, nnremitting attention will be given Ia this
department.
COMMERCIAL Law LgeruExs
will be delivered by MIR G. Ben Darwin, one Of the
Abisst mem bers Of the Burlington Bar.
An ELEGANr pIFLnNA,
under the seal Of the State College Of Pennsylva-
MIA, signed by the Faculty, il granted to those
who pas asatisfactory examination. This instru-
tnent will be found Passport to the confidence Of
burmese houses In every part Of Che Union.
@-For fuil particulars, scnd for n circular by
mail. fOcts daw
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= ELAINOTYPEG.,,'

SrHE LATEST IN
moot importsn
Improvement In tn
Photographic Process /,
IL the AELArx0ryrn,
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.~ts 81 09sS0 ~ u~lU1y.S
kxt7 Dso1u11& Ase.
=: =: m ~. 81. Z -: 3:
1f lislls i. - A. ~ I'D s
~ 80 nan " iseaaass -
ST. s bqe9 v TIT ~! q ~ 1.L ~
NAY Ss,: Ssss Ma. Z sss III: = -1'' -
! sa5s1 DIRECT IhPOkTATlOA 80
S@a t3 A48 ~ o. - - % stsst 9st ~
So HARwARE AND cUTLE1Yi
1.X. 4 IL. TUC r z -
TMfOkrKRs AND WHOLESALE DRALxRg
i have In store, - ~ sssisvtsS their supplsa
asrsAs .pssst sssas, e'sse fv:n tAs .Aa ~, ~
sssshlsSssnA ne sSssk bsssgs sssssasly lesea
~ susoa0liy sslia1eAa . isaGisssl tksesuo
1eAa7 49, 4 eAaN III .. Wan. YUOGna. 4
Hf&CE19 Ss6 21SSf 1ssSfsrS VII 1I1 4 g..
W. - ss1elks latss o,issl a1 ssss. EssTe I.
Qthsemith - sAallss slses, sesths AirA u ~
NJ NaAioch.se vi iasw ANA n. EUcKDK.
s 0Ay1lAA1. sss eaHi eass4 9&G s@8x sa
x10fk1f4 k-hsns I, 6oiDSS' ii1moH7 ,IS;
"a ptsc.sty axss, for sais loo S.--.-.7' I
- -. g. ~. ~, 1Qc1k1A.
cHAnkB Anss' ,RoslaadT - elHes Ssasds
II loE al hy 80 i -. W.AH. TUCKER.
C hOK1L6--Anss', AsvSoSds 90 Sl6G Ags11i
H0ns!L -ssoiia ~. nSsk ,fivss;d s1f pS1S.
A. -: - - s; 4; 4 4b5cf. Z
e. ol''''. s., 4 &; - :
VO&N RLAl&Ao6-A esp1saof artts1S - -
~ posss, ~ esaalsful labor ana slssyla1
Machine. for 49, q - 9 TUCK n.
UGWYs ub1Wn r .n9Tw. - afju -.
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ID alEs 1s1 X&nxsv,K HkF0tW4 ~ g.aal
Wx - nsw II receipt Of aiafgt stock q goods
W In or 1tss for wiHfsa SAADs, TO whenSA1 ~
tsaStsA q CAN ecSTunxHs Or rxonr1 rxB DryEns
following: ss49 sl&l4s sd
$50 - 1etae ne Cs9esl lee Ass HsDe. Mills !
100 s.sess slARasyff = R.ssIs'' Yss''P Pow.
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r. ~ wsss -
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80 ~ ..!l g1ssss
| 49,.
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= 3o.A = y -. A. -. a4A.m = ~
oooess1e eatdtfe-
sp4 49, !. .2,a .
49, s! &. d.
- bxs 6eas 0A.dlss.
81 . -. !: i
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Is y, =. / H: -
Oe.A.NsA4A AA ;
s,sa5k5.,sss.s u
/ NMAHhlte Fish,
nMs % &c
/ ~, - - ~ ss.s 4.;.'
" ~ ni1iAg %
Reasse poeuossasess
ff.x4swacg, IA
~ $3.50 4 PoanA - 10
/ -: IS. La. ~
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- =, & a. 4 - = ~ 80 = Aa9snss, /
asas 49, 81 $3.50 Is ~.
~ 49,. 3Nf# esaa = sa'h'sssS
.s.Ss.es..s y. -, - u. ~
g.>v.lA IS
p.sN ~. 1ss.
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sa1 - ~ = Las
'ss -.
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6.vS ssf =
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"a. -! h. - =. "! q ll...l .g r. r.
Pail .~n,A~.n1, 5000. -. 49,. ~ ~
a M ii ne .aT BIG AEvlI~
meAf1dAv
nUKKlSrka, Hse11ase = 49, = lAtol,1u. = IA
Il lo1ss ~ fsst bnoas. -. 4 fvIl sennr1ann21
aad IaAssl atyass &, CADY, JOINS 9 Rn0Is1.
.lea61 ]. as,asggg - 80 10 80 a.
ll1E1KNS- Ks1SssS11 ss1Ise1, YSSS1S SsSs =
- Cd Lsassss Bsaesso vssvsatsA - y stsls1
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~. - - icAnr- 1SsrS !. 49, - :
- 9 - q
k 49,, ~ ~ s'svuA - 80 ~, Wsey-
- p~seseS 49, I'll s.s ~ $500 49, 49,
unet IoI ssis ioS - sAe 6es 81 tnS
yrrssl biu ANvHs.
DkAN kS--<3rssaAsld Tscl Cosss, = fsSGe StsSo ~
i these sspsstss rssis j1st rscsjvulr Htths sien
Of ths sfjsHsSal Bla ANvfk.
ENOOaNed eets ,uvS.se. s,vrv = Hros 80 tx
II ne Als, svvisss 49, aAsestr.s. ~. 80 II,
EssJ CaDY Inn xprw
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05

iBEHvtLLs rAa1sf. - The Coareitien
wound up yesterday by = speech from Air
Dsieh, of Iherville, who was not a delegate
not pledged that parish to give three or
four hundred majority for Laurent ]. sieus
tor Congress- We are inclined to think
Mr. Is. has d vast ina g~ination 81 his own
Why didn't Ibefv.llc send ~elegat-s 10 the
Convention II she approved its objects VIII
our Eighty friend Of the Gazete answer -
.2duocate
Yes, but the richest part Of the fun IS that
the same gentleman stated tsat a large OF The
largest portion OF the State Rights Know
Nothings Of thai parish would support slgar
Now according 10 tie reasoning d the Ga
zsste for a iong time past, there are ne i. NJ
IN ibervi1le-or, i any, too insignificant II
number % BE rerth anything for political
purposes. ao~ IL this
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05

y SPLENDID CHAstE ttt-~lf any
postmaster, Or post office clerk i too
poor to subscribe 10 The SUGAR PAX,
TER, Or TOO lazy to get up q club 10 ca
htio him to a copy, but who desires it
SO that be cannot resist the temptation
OF appropf3a.iog r IF oar subscribers
copies, will onlY notify US Of he Tact
we vii sei3 HIN . paper .grttis, and
maybe, some substantial token Of cur
regard, ID the shape Of Il new hat, Or 4
gold watch, o. probably : diamond ring.
All we ask is. 70 les our subscribers cop
'es aione- The remnants Of OR crpilla,
" vegetation has too often ttesn epdsn-
geFed ~ this practice. we must Be
careful.
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New SrApLE.-FRASK MEcxLrH has
leased the fine stable and grounds for,
merry occupied BY Mr.. Ccfmap, and il
now falIy Pr pared 10 accommodate the
public with everytii G in the Livery
line, He has also Gus accommodations
for mGle aud horse dealers. Franks
industry and perseverance ia business
ontIue Linn 70 y great dea! Of credit,
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Hon. CIV. NA4rGRsros.-Ths many
wa'ia friends OF this gentleman will be
pie,@.-ed 10 learn tiat his health is eraa>
as'ly improving. lie passed down tie
ftser ~ Monday last "a route for Aonls
A. soon as his health is sufficiently re-
stored, we learn. that lie win commence
apon 90 active discharge Of The duties Of
he present canvass, Oar opponents
need net have the slightest donbt hut
'fat he will express bib opinion freely
apon matters ana things tLat Their Con
sressiona! Candidate - far, have held
Their pence / p4ttns man. nor q truer
friend of the South aud Southern Rights
never soi.a;rsl t4a Fa;,s u his telIau
s@
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05

ARREST OF THE EDl1oa OF TIE Cur
cAGo DEMooRAr-.The Cincinnati Daily
ka4aayer, gives an aecoura Of the arrest
Of The editor Of the Chicago Democrat,
for robblng The mail. lie was he'd oyor
ID. the sum Of $4,000, john Wentworth
Mayor Of the city. became bis security.
The Chicago Times, says Mr. BraY1pan.
was a member OF The church and an off
Ger Of several religious associations il tie
State Of Illinois.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05

meeting wls Called u order about 70
o'clock. After appointing = President and
Secretaries, a motion waa made f+r Il re-
cess 'or G1seun minutes to examine ere
icuIiais. Committee went cat and SAIL
turkey TO another fof about had
MI hour, aud then reported ali o. K
Delegates all accepted another fifteen
minutes called for 10 prepare resolutions
expressive of tie soase Of tie meeting.
Committee retired and smiied and smiled.
AND smoked and talked Of lie prospects,
r., and after keeping The unfortunate
I" lockers OH until their bowels beesu
10 demonstrate symptoms OF getting up
an indignation meeting AT being SO .oug
deprived Of their natural p~roveu4ei, tic
committee returned hrimEu, Of i!apor-
and locking Very profound. Reso
buttons read, ON other iii:le business
anu convention adjourned. Tine III
convention, th;fty-fye minutes. Time il.
secess, cue hour and a hall. Total time
from opening 10 closing, two hodrs aud
five minutes.
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CoNrLlNENrAnY. Tie Prs

COMPLEMENTARY. - Tie President
.i1oa, Stephen Van N;akla (solne5ody
on tho left slandored him by calling him
rip Van W'nlie> took TIE chair, aud
returned thanks 10 bis friends tfor tie
honor conferred upon said zone.
thing about the Good Book $ says some.
thing about blessed be the peace ma
ksFs-aa'd it was a sort Of q family
quarrel pid, he hoped the differences
would be .ecopeiied. Sad be- was verv
sorry to be plaeed IA that poysaoa--a.l
Of which nobody IL tic sligl,tes. doubted.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05

hEwaKn or CossisrESur.--We learn
from nndisputed authority, that tie corps
Of Scientific men appointed to aoalyze
oae OF the tears shed by T. G. .. in thai
Convention, have fully succeeded III
crystalizing 1t. Instead Of being worn by
tbs town constable as a proof Of Demo,
cratic sincerity, it is to be forwarded 10
tie editor Of the Clinton 4rggs as a tss-
titnony Of esteem BY The Democracy Of
Baton Rouge, Tor his extreme political
consistency Il is set IN q beautiful ca
sing q native pewter and richly engra-
Ted with scenes representing political
episodes u the life d the .t,qaa man.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05

~ Ihe American nominations az follows
recently made in New o.Ieans, arc decidedly
the best made in that ritY for a number 81
years. N.Ssss. IL. Huard and i. (. I3gi!le
have also been nominated for the Legislature
from the Seventh Representative District
For Sheriff.. Parker.
f9r SaeriE.--F. panaois,
io' Seesa;efs-W Il. adams. John Laid
law.
F1Rsr Disratcr.-7ar Collector, Thomas
Askew. .2sseaso,, Mark Walton. Jm.tice ~
Tie Peacc. First Justice. : K Dixon Second
Justice, e IL. Bradford. Constabtss First
Jnst,ce's Court g.. Haushfon; Second Jas-
ticc's Court, G ". Simpson. No nomins-
ttoas for Honae OF Representatives.
SEcpsB DISTRICT IaI Collector. joseph
Hernandez. .4ssessor, Z y, Hubbard. Jats-
ttees ofths Peace: Third Justice. A. .saacler
Fourth Justice, e. Dupiantier. GoustabIes
Third Justices Court, Jules DeiarHe Fourth
JUSTICES Court, jules safaaaru Representa-
hees Fourth Representative District, Z. A
Lnnssden, Howard Zscharie.
THfED DisrRlor.-i1aa Galsetg, Val Il
Ceraa- .4ssessar, Ions Powers. Jastsee If
he Pace, Capt. J. ?. Barnett. fonstatLg, q.
Hernandez Rtprese,arttye, Eight Trpresen-
tatlre District, j. Is, Leefe.
FouRrH D.srRier--Ira GoReno,, George
Metsr1an. .fssesxc,. ] T. Watkins, Justiee
Ct II. Peaee, ] 3 aIeLia. tenstuhi, Easpard
schrieber.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-05
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"H1H "R@fK MEETS ''GA@N. a
~ entered ID" Senate Chamber on
Monday, "td %az"d afo'o4 upon tho
Pi't21es q 'he 'o7N"s''s4 nc" mad
'''"f9 asS="'R's''' We could ''''r. to "
In&'' "''o2st lo'" iAe P9''''ca1 eo'ol'ex~
~" 81 e'o''-D"'ioso" q 'n1,DSI.so",
ing fo'tnef crest if''o" ""@ tt~esPo'o'I4
o't' a s"''e' roofs OF '"fiaeao's ''"ts@i
1'e2'oI"g 'fot" '1s'f eg9' ~ Witnessing
iila ~"urouftag - opposition to st'lf