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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

The West lndn fruit trade is increasing in
Importance every year. This season, both CO.
ceanats and bananas are expecting to be more
plenty than ever before. The first cargo of Mat
ailzls pines, numbering 10000. has just been re-
ceryed and sold at ST. per hundred. Cocoanuts
are very plenty not less than 100000 having
been received last week They sell at sos per
thousand. Bananas are very backward, aud
such rs have been received are generally very
green. and consequently, deficient in flavor. An.
other cargo, soon to arrive, will be more thorough
" mature, At the present time. five cargoes of
Nest lndia fruit are discharging. More than
halt OF the entire receipts packed III hog sheads
and forwarded with dispatch to the East und
West.-N. !. Jour. Com
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

SPaEtsl Mixture stands pre- emlhent among al others lis
spgHry eihcaeaus action the bood its Strengthening
qualities on the Liver its tenden
drive all hunors The surface thereby cleaning the
according te Natures prescription; its harmless
The extraordinary good effects and the
6r Of testified 10 by OF the respectable citizens OF
Richmond Va aud elsewhere bc conclusive evidence
tia. there humb about Tie trial OF single bottle
vii satisfy the skepeal OF its benefits. See adv ere
II another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

". ara an,bofixed to announce gro. II. LEM
MON as candidate TO represent the county OF
Campbell in the next Legislature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
Commerce of New Orleans.

The exports from the port OF New Orleans for the
quarter GUIDING the 3lst of March last amounted to
the sum OF S4e,5Sl ,438, an increase of more than
twelve millions over the corresponding quarter OF
last year. This, the Crescent thinks is an immense
amount 10 be exported from city reported to be on
the decline and that the croakers have another nut
crack
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

earth. In farty-eight hours tho bu1s will be-
sweed oct fall, aud ,ou can then plant them
out This the method recommended hy
the lnmenied Downing. aud have found il IL
succeed perfectly y Seieatife 4me,ican
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
How 10 Plant r. rees u m Il Shrubs

Young trees and shrubs-such US rose bushes
If received from a distant nursery and appear
dry and withered. should be treated as follows:
Dig trench in the ground just as long as the
trees or shrubs and roots, aud lay them down in
this; cover with little dirt, pour on pail of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

We believe it l. n universally recognized dog.
ma Of the dsmocracy." that Congress cannet
H., judir,r,fD ,bnt II cnnnot do djyer,I, a..
g,timate deduction from tIi. nrjneinle :. ,ba, r
| n. National Ie,i.I.t,,s n.....,. a. -
ID, H. r,,,i,,,,;,, ., d'',..sa..s .
rho nhc land far INV o,b,r aor,,1. P, ~, ~
,ni.s revenue u hns N. ann. na.,., . IN, 1T ~
If the ,rboje IN otbe, wa, ls-f Con,raa -
rons,;t,,J;o,,,Ii,- 5,.,,ih,,o 10 nnll;e , my
the nroceed. I'll the sal.. ,berenf ;aD,.s,l, =. y,
,,.,,t. =, ,ar,;o,,la, s,,o !, a - ~ y
nf ,Lo ,.l al, =, ,,,,. .,a,,,,s. 49,.
LEGISLATION for ;n., and so,aI mn.
al ii. S,,a !, i ,b.,.t IN .ti .','''ps
o.i,;an no, .,.r, na,a,,..,i, i.'P
,,e.s VI, y,,as Gar an annr,,.s;,,i',, -
i,,,1s f,r internal I,nnro,a,,,o,, :; ~ ~
territo,v of tho Ifnian eoneedes ~ Mint,
const;5,,,,,,,J ,,o,.ar - NV '"''''e'
e.. - p ,,',i,.l1 = -. "'s ia"'
ts,e H., - >, - -
rano.,,, =. \ .,.i,',,,, IT, h'.i,'' ~ 'H'' VI
Tho S,a,o. ;aJ,.e,I,, ,na. laa,,,,,;1 a., "''o"s
i,,, - ~ ,..a.a,; y u III"
DO OOH 81 NJ. ,asn - ''s7 '''
aa,a -, :, - ,a a., III In '"' w" nna
" Wv o.' :" s'",' s'in'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

The YuaNIAS jon OFFICE has been fitted up with great
an supplied with the extensive assortment Of type
If every description for the and prompt execution Of all
kinds Ut Plain Ornamental Printing. II l. nndaf the sn
entenenee Of Mr. IL G. TRrAklE. by whom all Orders VIII
he pnncnay Allied Distant patrons viii be promptly atten
ed To Patronage aud abroad respectfully solicited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
G.ynchburg Eumbcr Market. APP. t3,
Richmond Markets, ynay f.s.

FLOJR.-We hear oil a smaIl sale ycsterdav al 81
% for superfne. Holders ask that figure but buyers
do not rive it.
NliEAI.-We have TO change to note in Wheat
CoRN--A sale was made yesterday at so ceuts.-
The transactions were small.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

we are authorized TO announce +. II. DEANE,
IT,, Esq, of this city, candidate Tor re.elee'''h
to the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

we are authoriz ID to announce DIR. BOOKER
T. SMITH a candidate TO represent Campbell
county lin pari) in the mex, Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

r@we call the Of advertiser l. The Importance
Of me NtReINI.s advertising mehhnt uhf daily and
country large Circulation IA he SCUM
part Of the State whence grow ne aa' seess ~
n VIRGINIA res There daily paper published ~ihln
hundreds n miles of this potat snd The fol
- III Tira. and Tennessee Railroad The line Of The lat
81 nsf make the Niniau the paper for
,h.t sc,iop as II can daily teleFrapie information "a
h- l., others which dsuhess will ensure for
greatly increased circulation For The inf rmaon OF ON
readers hi that would siae thai intend 10 eve
narticular attention the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

r
and Healthy Gum. be obtained by using Dow ens ben
tai Fluid At affords instant reliet and prevents tophaehe
decay. and prevents the formation tartar,
DOWDEN 5 BIsNTALFGIID j, recognized by the whole
m6a profession being superior to any tooth powders,
wshr its constant USE viii prevent decay aud the
aees teeth are heit Recommended by Dit RIO EARLY,
Iyuthburg Va Drs Peasants Hudson, Richmond;
Or toSby, PETERSBURG; Or Mann Charleston, s C. DR. Ba
son E9lcizh aud Dentists everywhere For sale by
STRDIIIEK 4 WHITEHEAD Iyu,hburg Va aud by all
Druggists auJ Merchants. Nboesale by
GEORGE DOWDEN,
mar 2l-ts Druggist and Chemist Richmond, Va.
fertntscd VI th-What lady gentleman would
1lr under the of dsaFeeabe breat when using
HpNDENS DENTAL FLUID II will only rem Ter it,
smrt Int make the teeth white auhaster prevent tooth
ashe aud reseree them from decay Recommended by
los AMI y ssans everywhere.
Be4au5a comp nay be aft3l,od by its 1t
meNts lmles tar Eeehs renders tie skin beaut
ta msftnGa rrh eosate hue. / is the greatest
knp"n eeins free from all aiurou matter Prize Sc
etnts. Tn salehy SrROT1Iti < WHITEHEAD,
HfABLEk y JONES,
may Is and Druggists eyerN lern.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
SpT(IAI. NOTICES.


t.I lie nd scientific ainenis Of man have been ~
t4atad 10 study human system and discovery Of tue
,,b5#t OF constant ai
lian SCUM .ting,hed physician had sneeeedea IN com
afnIBg nn gent Nhieh the slightest ache may be over
% s has been hailed benrtaetar Of his raet ahd WIN
lat p.rfR world hatr gladly sung paans to NJ
Is ana AZ par the discovery Of afineF Tor shsi' "
more tlo whole human ianly
~ . Inventor uf 1911 Tits mH inc thai s s'ood
~ Cholera Nerins Gramp Gbac Giddihess, Nervous
i.,, - al Annette and stomafh While the va
f! asfnnz a1aeks aud empires haNe hanfised of au
lanf and then di a paared again 10 be revived
BRhfks l{ii ffls nov osea IN hhhdeas oi iaie, -
VIRGINIA ms iftfr only eiu aud thai they are aTpfeth
r.. IN s medical Hef If great virtue. IS hphnHaS
aasfed by hundreds certificates in the hands ei The ITO
frIaer e. II, AZ
Iakrrs Blites compounded entirely Of Vegefabie eN
trasts hafaon nsy blended that All ass anu 'A
- nm ms. them with hcnef and without the fear al the
i.s INJURY Try iben by all means aud then aPeak III
lhrm u the ailirted a thrY deserve.
Prize, III per bpltle -,
# ali the principal Druggists In lynehhurf Dan,
vie Fafmk.e finreae Abingdon a1 e"h'fe thfopsnop'
Virginia Orders promptly hed by addressing
NJ Ivy l.. BAKER. Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15
Hoops ~ life YER.

How 1T WOULD WoRK.-In the m iddle ages
OF France person convicted of being calum-
nafor, was condemned TO place himself on all
fours. and bark like dog for a quarter of an
hour. If this custom adopted at the pres
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

lenee # i5ei gh appreciation y the ennhiF
t4q The lhcfiis Of "ROSSEhS Con
tE&IEATED ESSENCE OF BAY LEAVES, for the ilar
t unl ID bottles hag. been .5i IN TINT city In the short
afe Il md still the a, hand Is dtiS Increasing
Il j. warranted O. aose Dantltud
Il ls warranted l., nrceeei the fetng Of the hair.
warranted rarF. t1af distressing itching which 81
fl=qaaat ~ Irpr.# ..s -, teaaf n the Ian.
warranted II afr IL superior IS a lar beautiher
far I5ad,s- Il 3 YetY article for the lell"f
Fer "a nteHeH= uuequaled Tor the hhsker and Mus
taraIr
EisssY rnElefs
ra nislt ives fine profit with ready sale Pro-
rnrr yanr snpplg Of NessFzz slRoIIIBR WHITEHEAD,
i,r,q,,sts Il f,,4r3ty fmar 2}d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

FkoIIonn,,s Ointment DOn'i have More ileads
breasts: don't salt Rhenm skin disease
- Ills valuable Ointment limb need be amrutated.
34fa-= The bona be destroyed
sid At the manufactures Ne 81 Maiden Lane New York
and ~ 2i strand London lay all Druggists, at BE,
6z5e and II per box may idlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-15

a tNhs: 10 the Muin Trcc.-A bud from the branch
= o = IL S9.onans Grocery. has b ,ompd aud bfautt
l'a nit IN al rs varieties aud which br found on Mn
he HIffsl adjoining iAr Marble Yard Of Air j t;aadp,s
am 9fese that old relic knowu the Market House and
" when pace MT III stnaH viii take great in vnt
1. 'uf i2"h aui country f nd. Whp may find II uoro
htpt thah the honse en- Main street which tak,
w 1 ~ returning my thank taI their liberal patronage
anu ~ e-aea'or a IA! ta.s to he. both houses sprlel
- -. "a ,'i9 hfesssai les - .ih j. II. SOLOMON
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28
SATURDAY MAECH. Is, 1857.
State Convention,

Alta meeting Of the friends Of the hmerl-
can party held III the Capitol on the 18th
inst, Judge CrHRT of New Orleans in the
ctsir,' ssd w. Fl. cRESsEAw Secretary, the
fc1lowi1lg re.oEution was adopted
Essolpea. That the members of the Amer
lca PARTY II the r respective Parishes. and
all these favorable TO their principles and o1-
posed to The present Stale Adminl>tra;io J., be
requested to mold .rlmsEs meetings for tie
seIccticti OF delegates to attend a State Con-
y~.at,ef, II hr holden at tis City Of Baton
Rouge, on the LIST. Monday in June next. to
neuiiaasa. suitable candidates tor the yarI"us
State oiiccrs to te ciscted In November
Ee1-.
An address 70 the reop,e viii he made by
The members ofthe Legislature. Gu 7friends
Of the press Throughout the State are speci-
alfvreqnes.sd 10 cory.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28
eTEx GRossE .TETE RtyrRosn-Wa

The CROSSE TErE RsrLRoAD.-We are
G''ich pleased toleafn that this road will now
be carried On to opelousas without a aotbt.
After reaching that point. what advantage.
does act Texas with her rich ard rapidly
growing country present. fora further cor
hnslances AID N the end, what market is
snost likely 10 Be benefited BY this enter
prise New Orleans of course Here is
another avenue Of wealth about being opened.
and that city should net sleep 20 its imror
lance,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28
E The sewburvj,ort Herald ..ays.

Uihe se"buryl'ort Herald .eys 4
business prt~pec;s in that city ara n,oFs /
gloomy than they have ever been known
at his season Of the .esr: The ship,
yasis pres nj . i@rsol~.s appearance, aat
many Q; the mechanics, after enduring
a hsrtl winter, have gone west. Flaw
is o one large interest in the city
one employing y large number Of hands
that is. paving a fair profit, or Likely ~ ~,
nrwiisleiy / coine mp. The cotton rsal 49,
pay the eet. They arc earning roassss
because they purchased coieos
vixen i, va cheaper than now. .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

DIETER LATE sHAS NEvEa.'-Op
tie 6 III february, Wm. Gedtrey. ksq.5|
II Pee Dee, S. c.. received q letter Wliss's
hid been ,nai'cd to him on the 18Th III
January, 1898, al Clio, a post odhce ia 4.
Ms,'b,fo' District, ahout twenty tuiles /
from tie foruer place. The letter -
been nisie,een years and eighteen daFse
on its roasr. and contained a $50 bill On
the Merchants Bank at Pee Dee. nth
a request Is, r.tura the amount ~
United States Bank ellis. So says the
Pee Dee Herald.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

10 me .ana Of SAMUEL MtrrH Ewx
Esasf Fiaauenaltac was announced il. the
ias Tile SsasfSsl IF Saturday last. as a car
dlaate FIR Judge Of the Sivth District Court.
We9hs.e been requested to state that his
name vas placed there without his consent.
and that he is not a candidate for that office.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

BIC CA7rLs-Tue Eisal;!lont Cansda)
Spectator understands .hss Dir. ba.ry,f
# the Mountais. ~lIolei, has a pan g.
Dur! am steers, wi,ion he expects Wi
weigh Two tons each. and for which ~ "
Las refused $4,000. M,. Lowry 'ntsnast
rxl.ibuin. THETA a. tie next New fos<s
State i,'r. vA~aHce-tisey v,!! BE tFals@
mitte,l % England 'of exhibition as
sueci,sen of Canadian cattle breeding.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

Re IL seems to Ge a fayorito string to
harp Hpon with the enemies OF New Orleans
tosaf that she is retrog rading-going down,
g., but any ono giving earor countenance to
fnese ,s.anae1ons assertions will be fully con-
wheel TO the contrary by visiting the great
emporium Of the Southwest at the present
2. We have gust returned from there.
speak from Ynas We say and reliable
information from these carab,e Of giving il
It e.aWted sa~oroughtares, full hotels. busy
merchants Of all kinds, heavily stocked
fsrses, oyeTIun places OF aa1nsenents. & har.
.or- full Of vessels from ~aln4ost every mort IN.
der tie sun, steamers arriving and departing
hsayliy laden, large and magnificent ware
houses snt buildings constantly going up, i.
anssyiiienec Of tie decline Of that city, then
we must eaaiess we are nut % our s~'stuHps''
u ksansy the proper leha:sioa Of The word
d1;ssi Admitting that she is now at a
4l:A.l ssita.'f which we most positively de-
nss-it is Only q take . fresh breath for a
better sat.
be railroads now ~ineoarae nj cotnpIes;on,
= connection With shose in contsnplatioas
and tbs exscction Ct which. il certain. wifi
pour insa hezlap the soss.sess treasures
which fora centuries have lain hid. il, the for
esss and the Garth, and fsedea os.av. he il ron
horse y bring forth. ard then New 0tlssn,
'hs inest ssHfal negligence pssssnts
~~staSd slaesNas destined Is
arst atty OF A4nerIea.
once l. re be-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

V We are pleased u %. % see TIA.
'te river is,rapid'y falfing, s. mar i
~ u ths sevevs ~ sn many lases
W sadly feared tho varsz re.a t.. All
feafs II PRESENT, fs an overflow are
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

Onr correspondent Peter Pudding
head must bear with lis thi. week in no.
publishing his efinsion. HIS remarkable pro-
a~!action ofsA string Of Cabbagesn i. un-
aoahte,iiy 8 gem without price.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

LIZ. g.euillez annaEeer dams vot-e journal
que EHon- James L. Cole. Jnge du Cinquiene Di 5
trict 5udiciaire. est canf.psat pour Ia place lie JUICE
Assacie de la Corr supras r1rr Ia Sec. nd District
detection aura lieu ie premier innai d.arril. 1851.
~t < - zE1 z mchi5te
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

fF1AAE oaAae psAcuos.-s,n.
wears "s's d Young g .a.is'nau living N
tf''"F"'ei c"aats, Ohio, wen, W..,~
@e';''"' IL " "ss~.7n city, and became
r.@ie. Il, married . Iady -.s.,:;;py ;n,ha
e'ty where he located. After be L.a
tss" m'r'isI s7aut s;z a,ea.hs, be ~.
p'ral = *'ee craaf>rI county in con.
paay "Hh bride. Du. af.Y d,,z
he "as 10 start he vas accuien,si..y k;as,a
y q crate q esockery falling GU l,;,n
from lilo second Story Of bis s.reha...
eVsHt "a@ daEy c9~,nma1ic..od 10
's ''''''f ~ was about
eighteen months ago Ti.e Rsf;a loh;oA
-fa"srt'ser relates Tie sequel rs feIior,-
About three n1oAtl8 slaee, Ia ,.,l.,.
# t5llrce1s"t VA To-
4Th's-e '.rtSt"2 Il ms covf. A re,v
INTERESTING sa!l, dressed in mcurn,n.
~"t~l''r't ~, wi nsroducedh ers<lf Z.
the widow OF The deal son. Gre,, =.
tie l'v Of The hou,eha.a a. The visit III
i'se'r oe|.ye1 san s4s. brsthsr. reilcE
Ntse~sa't ai+ wr=9otng 70 R.a,aas Island
,0T 'c5nl NOT - e,s oppusaaity Of
*~@aE T~,t, aud relatives u her
.~.,.sI,, :" This wa acconpan.
ii b. i ar,J It tears and. " tdnrnscs
,,sh,. ese sees.s asseJ BY, and she
9,.,.g IL har v;y deep iu.a The 1t
G..lio Of the family. Sue ~sa rtgsr:
Ia! a. - taagnies. IS q sister. lhs
4s.tr came :of ~ departure-..hsy lad
.~xyt,any-i t.lantHr--tile farcwe.ls ven
,p,f ~. b~Hq4beI.Ag wss At ltssFaTs
,a.. .Site:iI ssi,. esiissi the old gsn.s-
= one s;,se a,ti' great esnbs1s6s
~ Int sils lad lost her
=. cars containing nil
ser 4an1es. fes'
.st,e request, bat tfi1As
yHs1 apY T. beloved Harrs't'
.hsr n vlian cnlfd ssc =.
Ia. old man, ie.r. mated, and III :
,onrnt 3l> .sHj Ct was p~rndacel, and to.
: Z Viz Seneca C,1atg Dafis nsls
n4rr4I an'. aeanpI+l. Che defsrs
'az 'j,tt Ietr fraud mus. part Tine
-. au,. 4 MONTH passed. |, but nothing
Il. heard rom believed .Isrrvsa relief.
IA. ,.G ,.a;t .i.,n.a hr<s,ua atarr4,aj sod
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

nnauncf James l.. Caie,
'S = "A ~iHstrIct. is Il caaiidate for
= 80 V A>St'e fudge Of the Supreme
eoaks ioE - District.
4'ess.'- ace tn lie lst Eon3sy q tYrt
iss.- mar. i. lie.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

.lAf"4.
EaLpoH GEfizas, The Undersigned
in1eflcat! members q -" : 71fa' -h+ss M
have tt;at.4ht 1t test, .rtet At5'@ f62i" SAt
srat II Government, ia last al a@i'ess 10
OH flIlo ,.-ritl4cils, wta a view u ]tat!.n-
.hetr attention T. Sc t,at measures "ttt"
have been brought forward AID -atjsed BY :
strict Democratic vote. ~ the Httate. sMd are
now pending before ttte llause o. keF7esehi~
~at!ycs. and to such as have passed ho-a
Houses.
l,he first in the series to which we would
Y call At benton, = The aaf rtt',"sit9 'o' tHe az
pu.ntmeHt al tu4s,auir- J=iEr Izat'5l 81 VI
leans. krroileetls thai L $ : s"Hda!'tT'}~'
I principle, with ali paf-l.a II: "u. ,t1"5tF' 'ta
The aeopte ale the s"uire ~ al T""et -i'@s
if they l5h' peoftr3 at- q#a'thsa 10 exercise
inc ~elrctive franchise, ~ respect 10 Ia. ''%t-
est ofiue 81 Or sovtrian}euf, which "" one
ii"ust<. they are tQHattE qualities % e}"c' t!e
.aH.-r officer, for the MtaF .FopostSi"n III
ciuGcs the IlI!.or. Ii mes t:sn +" eI' be asked,
what motive ~pTunIpfti tI@ aSceidaist F2ftt
IL toe Get.rat Assembly, 10 taEe a"AF ircut
lie elfizeas Of tue Fsran OF Orleans, tn
r!.ht Of e.ectiHg t1e luiefIpT itsdLciaj office r.
the CoEstabIcs1 Ii should be borne IL mimi
that ii tins privilege was not accorded by "N-
press constitutional giant it vas conferred
.hr' i! -, 80 ~ Ill. r,.st.tnt:nu
1sn ~, -. .r..r = H.. risbr w.. +, cr..te
| an irviiinus. odlnas. and nf>tI,ying distinction
between the citizens al that ifftsn ard all
the other Parishes q; he State. When this
hiti was before the Senate an American >stt-
ator offered an auienin"nt r. y. es.s ae:a-
The Provisions u The act ID The ~u0Ee STATE
tc .najoTi.: promptly ya;eu II dom. As
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

M. EDITOR ;-PIesse snronnce Eoht. G. Eaeaic.
~ an independent Candidate FoF tie Gfaes Of Judge
Of the ssxan .sudicia. District. Election 70
fskeIasee Apr: eth. FuX TDFfIJ. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-28

AR. EpfToR ~ ehiliez annancer ssobt. G.. lea!e.
S5fari5 ca]ir.i..st Iaiapendanf, pour lc4iee &c Jurc
dc Ia Corr du 6nie District. Election sers
tenu II tine jour d Avr,l ~proc,ein.
a+-# FOA FcFriI.