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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
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u #T4 e., ~Fettfrt a. fs
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Son +a sr sk~uEec Il tss a.tie
aE Hun ~et a.FRvi u3sp sl-@sv~f
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sirek~t &. perez H. ftsa 8~ allie ~.
risek - Hi> TAT. ah,'- Tie ally r.ar.
ssnt tnia eoayu.stans. A. the SIGHT
sar setured g.ntitmau iustie her. The
children vrf alss nttie HtEgtrs, VII If
-t4, AMI the furniture Il the fpotn wss
turned to ebony. On examination II
y Is found rhat diey tad used ealnpll-ns
instead of fund, and tia, this hal de
posted the se,ty black that So d,~tignred
their c"mpiexlons.- Springfield (Nass.l
Republican.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

PrBLIc PLuSpER.-The Washington
Stat-s,a Democratic paper, after showing
that Congress pay. about ten prices for
it. printing, makes the following p'opo-
sttion :
We are authorized TO state tina. re-
spoa.ihi. parties Vii undertake IL mnSt
= contract with Congress provided it
WI order the u>asl mount Of printing
anus lhat hs> beet executed hi some
wears bY the printer elected To- CONGRESS,
su1 At corresponding rates 10 erect the
4re,s.ary lUaih-', machinery aad ma
FER A. Isl 10 ali the printing required by
lee aeu Z hgr-ss, snd. nn the DAY Tire
rr'et4ag ri. t,-i ~ ssti Cong, ess j.
eaWp rt-tt, III transfer ssii buildings.
fas.rt NEW sai ntteti,is &, the g s~rb-
saeaa. free ~ Z 80. Scouts wtH b. gls-
~ ,hal the as,nttsrt MI BE- futhtaict
e rlyi with.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

\ SINGULAR sUlclDE.-In the
little town Of Dover, which Is situ-
ated on the Cumberland river, in
Middle Tennessee, thereliyed some
time ago, an eccentric md .intem-
peratc old batehelor, By the name
If kingston. On one occasion.
when Frustrated on his bed by az.
cess, and suffering acntely from
those things and horrors peculiar
to his situation, he sent for one Of
his old boon companions to come
and visit him. Shyrack, for that
was the others name, came duly
into kingson's room.
Whats the matter, Kingstonw
"Shyrack, shut the door"
Yes, my dear fellow.n
"Lock it." : ~
"Eh2n
"Lock the door"
"Certainly, my dear boy"
"Shysack, | am going to kill my
self",n
my dear fellow, let me entfeat
you not TODD it." IN,
II will"
"No, no-oblige me, and don't"
"Must do it."
"Don't-itll be the death Of
y,u"
Shyrack was quite cool and je-
cosc, little dreaming that SO teri.
bic an event was actually going t.
take place.
Kingston had, as the last eccen.
trio act of his life, taker . chisel
and malIct to bed with him, and
now. with desperate resolve, he seiz-
ed the extraordinary tools OF death,
and in an instant drove the blade
Of his chisei into his breast.
The hair rose upon Shyyacks
head, and fright spread like : sheet
Of snow over his face.
kingston Kingston 7 my dear
fellow !, you ID rascal Kingston
do Won want 10 have me hungi--
Hold on don't you die till l.csl
somebody :"
Shyrack ran TO the door and cali
Cd Ike u mailman 10 some people
across the street:
Halo here say you, mister
MI You stupid people make haste
over here. or there will be . muir
Isr.
I'll, peep q crowded INTO kins
sts4l- hatn
Don't die, Kingston Dor
n.e that way, Dent die I'll
val tgti them Wta did H."
II did It my-,it,' said kirgs'cn,
iaiutfy.
"Ther,, thatW 40, now, ny dear
yeu nay die" replied Say
rack, taking a long breath and wiP-
my the Precipitation from MS '"'e'
And Kingston did die IN that es.
traordinary manner, leaving me-
to be recorded as a suicide, 'ha1
800, -,.,rlnr
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

~ Our printing ink was so badly
FRI zen last week as to make our paper
almost unreliable. Well endeavor here
after to exclude the " chilling blasts" 80
as no. to be caught in tba, fix sgsip.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

~ j. II. WngtieId, who has been
imprisoned IN New Orleans for tie mur-
der Of W.J Logan, WAS discharged r.
csnt'y, the Grand Jury failing to find a
true bill against him.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

GF our snuc!i cherished cotefnpura-
ry Of the Gazette d Comet has our never
failing regards Tor q beautifully printed
Calender for 1853. All! job work exc
cnted Ct that office, bears the imprint Of
3 master Workman.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

lItAiHE BkRcEnos, EsQ.-Our parish
has suffered = loss ia this gentlemen that
MI lon. lie telt bv lis frliow-citi zens.-
In every relation in wh ch lie NAV BE-
viewed. whether rs y man. = christian,
husband, father or fneul, IL las ever
been true, honest, noble aud kind. II :
death j. a csiuatl, that our psst.h sill
deeply 'esi. At he ti,ue 4 ii. dead.
W. wa /. member Il Our y ice jury ~
wtpeH lie va i N It efficient member.
That Aaaly Nill be r9e. sn-i "a : fer tay,
NV :, Fys. li,~r spu.s ~ 49, -. aY4 H.
. appropriate rss1let ~ m .es.f,-
sas~ ~ith - n.rti. aa3 uertit e Ga.
-eva.ei NJ. BgsuEta~ bas lsf 4
lsf.s fasn Aa saala, y wis A64 steven
}tl.irsa.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

how LITlZkSS ARE Inc iot'
lowing system Of making American cit}
z.ns in the State of New To'k, we find
in the co'ulns Of the n Z. Express. O
course it must be = great consolation &c
The native born American, who ate
being compelled to wait until lie IS TWEEN
ty-one years Of age. before he can exer.
else his right to vote, to see that vote
KILLED of BY n Of a ra,ura!ized foreign.
er, who probably cannot read the names
upon his ticket, nor have the slightest
knowledge of the party he Is voting for.
no. the institutions Of tile country grant
ing him that privilege, Such men are
made citizens by the Great National
Democratic party, to FL! up the places
.; those who scale IA and join the Black
Republicans. If the American party
possessed no other feature than that Of
wishing to extend The naturalization
laws, il would still be the only true
National party, for it desires :, protect
the pure American vote, in every State
Of 'h- Union. But SO long IS political
trickstrrs can NIKE tie foreign votes
subserviens 10 their wishes, it Is not po-
lite for them TO see the evils arising from
il, although the country may be ruined
by such a course. Consequently tile
American party is "proscriptlye," and
must be broken up, either in one way or
the other.
The Tammanv Hall Naturalization
and NJ yor Woods friend.
very buy in drumming up eanii
FIR citizenship to vote at the en-
election. Station house H. Iyer~
and 10" groggery !os.ers are eagerly
fur, and forthwith brought to a
backroum IN the w'.~an,, where the
:" Sage Of Bl"omingd,ie' act, Is the
fnuc'ionArr. A. The qenttr,4fn
present themselves far Their papers. they
are sounded - learn Their political pre-
objections. If they turn out to b. lh.
" right sort, They get TIE price x an
ner, 4 glass # che h-~t l,ar-. sul)
AID are marched "a "a the Cts
Hal. where tliev Err ,~orr WI
On trliss morning oas n ,af ~
pnr1-rs stepped uto shr CYua WI Con.
nun Pleas "a .ee hos OPERATIONS w~fs
gong ~, Two lA.e- ~ere Ju tie
each, aa = numuev ei csr n. AMI nf
GERS ~srt tuss are bs~ltnR ~ mes
M AniIttes, Analnrt sttss ~ th- ytt-
az Is i~algcs an a. ,tl..t
fostering 'tte a.th g4ggr !
: rae that would h~at /. hahan. pte-s
WI Lollo~ lsa. Frpneh, ussc'' ~Ft.
NJ. tt+ .sty s W as EayS ,reqrg
M ar ~aHlftH A#t "f#dsy H9fa.
. srr4 Pc He lie y 81 ~ gpesr. Atst
NH aHr Yhaf ia IN ~ : rw 49,
..A nia-1u. ait8l anr haBate IF
u Iuut f,kHE gfrt. NV. ~
4 us m~azir-d, sore 1-c ,f.i Ia br
g'ssr .G gg United sl.sYs ever.
/" # N. +Mri A. : a,atvr. Iarrp v-r~
W slv-ttous t.ks+l lt-as gu.y -NAats
HafHe sHf ~ u suIru4U1ys.e.r
sic, 4utesI q s,ifawr#
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

StAatosKRs HttA-fh~ sleeves and
counters Of our anEthY Postmaster, Nc.
C9rrr4t prcsa4l aE u~lusIal display III
Tire war II tt4 1uefy Ia si 10 sariou,
branches, Tt eFs can lie found eli the
~yrks uf staaIari EAgish aAd Amer
. asaanrs. 4tuaaroas vo-ks. Novels.
~knu'sacss, 's.h 81 Books 6c., &c, in
skgs ssrrt tsiuE To ~ foaUl ut all first
~taas7N MI i = perfect pink Of
5Hs..@s 81 FAl sa.s-hs clerks all
4H "# u# Shes goods 10 customers,
R@a 5f#ay -RaE Cad any work upon
toy se#- ts snt il Is because thew
vw yy ~a + The HOLIDAYS are
u-H Noat snt all Won
FaaHz Gsn vho a vooing 60" for VOC
veu Nv, E'iy ts retass purchasing oas
n ua by44taa keya..Aes ior you lady.
f.ass ta f. spgtincly DISPLAYED
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
The Hnp ure In the Democratic Party.

AAsS
II The Ibe,vi!ia Seminal OF Saturday
last, contain. an article upon this SUBJ &c
from which we make an extract. The
article in question. is full Of sound req
soning, and show. that the writer is fully
I" posted " il the difficulty nov agitating
the Democrscy.of this State. Says fAe
| SenttHa:
For our part, and for the reason as
signed, We sincerely hope that the dlrir'-
ences in the Democratic paFty-com
| menced in New Orleans, wid~ned into =
roaring cyerusse in the Third Z. ngres-
sonaI District, and At present spreaa to
A mere or less extent throughout the
whole Stals-could be easily aud etrc-
,ua!ly r~ecoucited. But we must ackno"l-
edge that We can see but liltIe Or no hope
Of such an event.
That par, ~ The Democratic wing
which nominated Mr.. S'gur, IS We nnde'-
stand it, IS in IL favor Of a union Of the
South, of State Rights, and ~ delefml-
nation to resist Northern aggressions to
the "bitter ends opposed to the
Walksr-ksnsss policy (which it is seen
has made Kansas a free S,ate) aud will
supper, the Administration just SO long
As !, proves itself true 10 the Scuth-
These are principles which W. advanced
when we took leave Of an organization,
ths~deat, Of which rendered All ubl'g"-
tons nugatory, and are in the ma'''
iiioss which mfurpced a d 0 govern
he sc.ion Of those who cast their votes
for Dir. Sigur. WI will add, lo""ver,
another principle or reason which ae:u-
ated the course OF those who opposed
Dsvidson-i. was tins; the conviction
that the lending Democratic political al
fairs in this Slas have for a long time
past Teen influenced or controlled by the
mind OF one individual, and tina, it Was
high time 10 wipe out such a degreda-
zion.
Tlis would seem as an astounding as
%srrt'on : but there have been too MANY
evidences Of such u fact staring the p-o-
pie IN the face for the Iast-we don't
know how many yeAfs-for a moments
doubt to he gwen TO the matter. Ard
this ."one-man' power bas arrived at last
e such = disgusting extremely tie
influences set to work to effect political
in orpositon to the w%eII-kncwn
sentiments Of The people at Isrg--tbat
have arisen in open revolt TO free
themselves from such an incumbus.
Tie Sentinel is correct. Despite tile
attempts made, and making by the Sil-
dell portion Of the Democratic party, 10
this rupture, it is too glAriug to
BE- denied. We do 10. doubt that they |
ase cesirous Of settling all past Difficult
lies, and restoring the harmony Of the
party if possible. but j, il a matter in-
much doubt rs to whether j, is
n reality All honest desire TO restore
harmony, or whether il is from fear If
he strength Of the ANUS. 1t + evideu:
It least, they fear the mettle Of thosr
who dared 70 lift their voices against Mr.
siidel! and his coterie Of wire-pullsrs and
workers. Such men As Sigur, Heron.
.ficEIfTa Char anl ntL.r ,r.m,>,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
MARRlcn

.ss y y m'd Rs9 , o. : Monday, November ~
sHEpprn rs ~ :. Summons. M. ALrprH
2n,rE ., East Baton Rouge. 10 NJ,
I;ej, YOUNG SPEARS, q E.s, I .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1857.
Special Notice.

from and after, tais Gale. sll lsgai advertising
fsherig sales) mus, be paid for on the day Of Sale
Our circumstances are auch az not 10 warrant the
long credits usually g!ren in surh cases. This rule
mus, apply TO all interested without excr psion.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28


ftsv aSkTs ~ kEGLsK. better, and
VI ru fara5ts4ytv ay4ap,U j. 4.
keeps aY as fafplV at iH ssg Or
a4e.t bs~t msftas As, raat a T.
teuna WA. staII H. ts pst5u Bag
Make. ua @uadst mafrtuE -. ne
seated = fs~sc.Bs.tss sfFr5faace - ths
Ag'sr w sts meats aut abg VA
tasNiv vs5t taar .a stflr Hrr
=, ttas i h. ~ sf= av sklt. -,
wgu,t gua ba;ebt : MI gvg ral there
@as oar aii raqas iatsaee t,srr VITA d
sfowa arehad hs sal asaiaE aut the
,oei5u. meat. to . hapg.y crowd @bo
sever seemed @ sa4a enough hErr-
thai roe.t w@s hEt-wrIt ia =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

There were heavy white frosts At
Arkadslphis on the 9th aud 10Th Inst.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

How TUE REPEAL WosKgD.-Mr
Gushing, In his recent speecl, IN Fanu.
eli Hall, illustrates tie comparative
benefits of the repeal OF the Missouri
| compromise to the North aud South AS
follows:
For instance, suppose two adjoining
closes, Black Acre aal White Acre.
each of til. same bu,nber of roads III
extent, aud separated by a division fence,
with two hundred black sheep in Black
Acre. AID three huuired white sl.-epin
White Acre. II, now, We break down
the division fsnce. and make common
sastlrayes Of the two closes. aud leay.
tie sheep To take care Of tsleinse YES,
$hlch will get The most feed out Of the
whole, which will occupy most Of It,
which will encroacli Oh tise other. the
three hundred white sheep or the M
hundred black sheep! Is mot the answer
paipah'e, self evident. impossible TO ss-
c,pes Is there suy answer bu. on.s
Aud that is the question and answer Of
free lat.os extension by the repeal Of the
Missouri compromise"
This is equally just and graphic.
Gentlemen of the 5. nth. who shock the
nation to IT'S foundations, and seemed
ready to attempt TO raise heaven A. d
earlll. in order to break down the 'diyis-
ion fence Of the Missouri Compromise.
how do you like the pic;ure?-LoutsraNs
Journal.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28
CoNYyG HONE TO THEM.-Ihe Iber

CoMYSG HoAE TO THEM.-Ihe her.
vile Sentinel, a very recent convert to
the Democratic fold, becoming too in
tensely democratic all 1T once, is thus
raped over the knuckiss by the Aduo
cate, for endeayo1ing to show that there
is a split in the Democratic ranks:
We apprehend that but precious few
of those eminent men" spoken OF BY
tie Set.tnel will endorse lis nonsense or
ioiu in the war TO the hil,' on our par
~ l.. The Legislature. They will be
more inclined tn look to look 70 ,he IT,
~-ryiile Gazette for an understanding ot
the view of those Democrats who sup
ported Sigur than to the Sentinel.
Served you right, Bralburn What
have you made by gong over to the
enemy You are suutbei already be-
cause YOU wan. To tell the honest truth.
Now beg the -idcocats's pardon or You
will get a harder rap. In order TO he a
consistent Democrat you must watct.
carefully Lie course Of the leading Dem
ocratic papers that is, they are SO cal
sd-snd do just as they DO, say wla.
they say, ask no questions, work like
Trojaps for the wirs-pulIers and then
whistle for your reward. If YOU don't
do it, you are no Democrat.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

HThs river !, risins rsR'iif,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-28

LIZ, a.vEKTlsisc.-ln consequence
Of the length Of tinre We are often conpelI-
ed 10 wait for our hi!s in Shsrias Sales
We are uecessitsted in sslfdei.nes here
after,to exact these amount within thirty
days from The 6rst publication, or on the
day Of sale Weare a. si times willing 10
b d accerunsds. sting = circumstance.
wfl permit. Int when that Ra,onmoda
tin seriously iftstf.fes ~ith our 6ash,
cta' arrangements i ~DAll 10 .tytstic-
IA cuFsas sn4 tkgss depending upon
f~ - 3 -#ss-1, ~ Earrtnae It.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-06
Case Of Rev M Kalloeh.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-06

TE VIRGINIA fmE BhcGs To no ES-
SHAVED. They Northern mem are only
rpening the southern mind Tor the aiicrnl-
tive Of reducing again to bondlgc the FREQ
negroes whom We have cm,nylpltrd IN
mistaken feeling Of humanity. DIasrrca-
bic - tins alternative may b. q the Snuth,
Il i rapidly becoming more AMI more
measure OF necessity and protection against
thecGectof ID" AbplIuunist t,mprrugs With
the blacks u the Sruth. There are in VIZ
gini, alone, upward, ~ - .OoI free negroes,
who are lur the mot part, druncs On our
society, Who, II cmpInyr! sputhv,ri In tho
cultivation IT cotton. would all many mil
lions Of dollars t. oar annual product 81
national wrllth, aud who. # I'D q, tho
moderate sum Ut : 500 bead for che h.urft
of thr state Treasury, would produce a fund
OF 30. urU. UoO i,r the prosecution u inter
nal Improvements.
lEichmonl (ya) Examiner.
l. this scheme 20 form part ct the poo
.r'urr Democratic platform
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-06

K,llo,h, in every case. They have learned
from hitter experience that such men a' Mr.
X. have the SYMPATHY Of the people and
their ,hrrnd,t,rc homlli's against TIE clergy
have h,cn reproduced, vita Mr k'lIoch'
under the assumption oihi' guilt, asa proper
subject over whose shoulders to give add'-
u1nal lica,ings.
Tho Evepins Journal says "Whil' We
thing it due To- himself and the rnhl'c that
Mr.. K,lln,h should court q legal invcsiisa'
ton Of the serious clurs's which have been
made, We are happy to receive an assurance
that lis future action in tho premises will
b, governed by the advice Of gentlemen in
whose sound Judgment the community have
confidence
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-06

TuL RArlEop,. The storm VI saturday
was the mp.t severe Tor the Railroads OF any
We have set h,J. The afternoon tram irom
Portland on reaching DAnsiIis junction Vas
unable To <, further until an engine aud
rlow from -. pari, bad cleared the road
mr them. IL arrived at -. Paris, about
10. On Monday morning the tram from
this Station bad ~ pillow and wa' unable
to 60 out until the arrival ol thc train from
Island Pond. Ca Monday 60 tram VAS run
On the Kcnnccec 4 Portland Railroad. Tie
rain. on saturday irOze even with the rail,
>, that the cars were thrown irpm the track.
The track had to be CLEANED with picks
Tine tram from Waur,illr went IN with the
Grand Trunk trains. TIE boston trans
tor Portland were but half an hour late
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-06


I Rccrn, intelligence from Nicaragua, con.
Grm. the rumor that Walker Is a used up
man, Ills expedition to Central America,
was in the frt place one Of the mos, fool
hardy, flhhustering schemes which ever en-
tered into the brAus oi a sane man.
Tie climate IN that region - fatal to al
mu,t every man from northern regions, and
more Of Walkers men have died from cpl
denies. and tropical diseases. than from all
other causes put together. Tho suf,rinss
or the miserable Adventures who have had
the hariIhuol - follow his fortune, into
that region aud shadow OF death" have
hccu irichiiul. Commanding the avenues
in the region NJ country which he Las been
rluulcrius and ra,agirs TO make new CON.
quests for the slave power of the South, be-
has hcnmcd in his miserable followers, and
competed ,hcm {, eight under hi' rirl,ic'l
banner. until death rlra-rl them from their
hnrrih', surrrir-,. !lll Walker succeeded
In sulduius Central america, he next G'ld
Of plumber would have been cuba, which
would have been very likely % have in'"l''
"a usasa nation IN another miserable war
{, spread and rsrpotuatrs'a,sry. ono good
,hin. n, followed from thr' GIlihas'rrins
expedition, i, las ril The country OF f.N
rntpnr, of that incident, drunken, DE-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-06

ADDITIONAL DErurIr. Shcrih Nhl''
has commissioned the following additional
Deputies cor tai, County
Samuel +. Bcal, oxford josiah w
Written. BuckGcld, syI,anus u. Beam
Br,vngeld; John Swan, frycJurs, Jacob
Thompson, Hiram.
CL' Vim. swctt, So. Paris las been ap.
pointed Cricr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-06

S5ur Pm.,> Euosr Warden state,
rrn, 900 uk.n: chlr-, OF ,hs rr...n, 900 ,hr
I5h March. there a,rr ya CONNECTS, There
la, l.rn discharged since. by pardon, H. .
expiration 90 sentence, 10, wur d,,l aai
uu, escaped. Daring the Year there ha.
ly.n r.r.i,,l -, making ths whole uum'sr
at toe emil OF .hc year, o3-lour ot whom
ars females. They are IN good state OF
health, with one cNccp,rpu-Esrs Cauney,
Who j, ia q confirmed consumption.
The sum Of tive thousand dollar, arpro-
Tr.atsI lar the purpose, by thc a't i.si,,a.
turc, h,, b.,,u applied to the r,ymcut Of
som, Of the most pressing demands against
tlc ru,u,ut,r, AMI be- recommend. iur.
,hrr appropriation ola Like ,um 10 pay 9th.
yr liabilities.
lie state, that there las BEEN q g,ol de-
gree OF chccriulnos' among the cou,ici., in
the performance Of their duties, aud there
ha, bcyu little occasion for punishment.
The Warden states that IN appropriation
Tor the salaries ct the olir,r, i, al, thar will
DC required for the matniaiuynee Of the
PRISON during the ensuing year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-06
JomN J.rEnRY, Editor.

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