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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

"WonpE Ar1sa.7'-TiIss 49,.
90 our readers know, ~ 0i ;nan asit1at
q"ot1as extensively ffren M 1a.a 81 astii.a /
~ ne Aofth aid West q f ioo'Iloa MN
these sar ,e ln .I d the ssasn .es,lon.
the s maj aooltflon sheets, M, i g, sasaa.a
aE1'1lusitss. andasaging tn Sang o,,.h existing
d van sheuitl pour oil upon ! NJ. i i
20 Save" il OF late ttosa !. safnlnk lllea,s
Aass 5~eprodaeed the follow;aaa aas1 Ispsn
gusto: ''S10nsfe7s With 10 It'll .s ,oss,.e.
o.S NV. j, Fsrnswosth. 3 hsrD !
by my voter 'ei enRr the UIaios
MI f7id!Giaes;s. wi, ,.,.....
S3ate.n. ''1sa another Mn.
.Mr: Bingham. / iii j. y...,...,
@' sW s>'oll o. a sfaEs stste-esrt.iilafI III 3, % e
"l; 'aiiaz, would rat sofl 1loE1
aat'ssStoa ofHaDsas4f the Il III !. III s. loa III
4sTe "ls:a a Save constitution i psep1e cans
now, what viii the 1,ssas. Il
we inform 75siua nnoT H. s,th y WHEN
+ ~ as14'ngtoa saaion that these sanas 3. ~
t%4' mate the above lauauIsEa] s ,s.a.I nsapIs
oN5 sSaetiy what they sworn,t hbaszssaa
"9A5d Do, by voting for The I1I,'.ss', r ,seFtr
WE subjojn the an Il Il, 3d.
sell, as follows: s'as ~ faoh i.
"o51 Eatag-Ths Heue Iaiz.,,.;,
LOT Admitting Kansas INTO III nfnl psS W.
d PEo-staFery.c ofsstitutio ID iers tts,,sn4 as.s "
VOC: Inc Black Republican, n ts,.'s,sf
"nEitI now, has been that 5,oosarsss os'alss
eLciude s]!avego form a Terri.ass aaAs
Jet the application of 4 n. ~ Wy =.
.nisI!on: lae issue between III aI.sI ' 4.
puollcafs anc the Detnoalaa I'D M g. :,
t>s1e between the WIlmat p.oglsa. esfas, n
~ tongfesstH spite Of sh4s 4 n th = ~ -
coFnhau'sitH and the right & mi
community to decide local at.ss;s,. y
themselves The House bbll1 I'M ss, q as
ear5lne|l BLACK Republican ID 4; Z. W.
the ro'ts, It first denies the night Il M
sEess to decide the slavery q4ssIina s',ss.,
Flns the decision to the local coIar1,,aits.
and IT, secondly, ponslhecoasiaesss g. y
a regular Tote 50 long varied assIzsss II \
the Black Republican, which II ssthhe,;ns
provides for the admission d. 1 slaxe Mn.
1t vas voted for sHg g tie solid BIaek.P.
4uosican party, among ahome we've tu,ny
members who had mate solemn deeIatas;os,
ike those above utasosedi. q
u e haYenevsr knoWnsecihaea u yora.
eating. 1t Is said thattoaiszwi e.rlIge
Goals q fire WithonssHi1k a. blink. WHAT
these furious aud froIhY assererasons ~
worth therefore even sanppslng IA. hes
larry represent fhe seiltaifneHss naau.;orHY
Of the North and Vests e.iae Ii. HHoaId
the secession journals iiathelr iaaorsof .savias
the South "graeiotsIiyco come bow ron tlLsip
elevated positions to the aboys little matte,
OF tact and either readers know HAT tie ab.
o%ii'lohlsss have already st1ltiifIed thssmseiYsss
Hardly. 1t wouId sea rec YdoveIailI III sula,lhs.-
" with their pufnoses-N Q. HAHan.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

I~ We would caution persons owning ne.
| groes in Baton Rouge to be careful how they
permit them to visit this side OF the river
without the proper authority, If caught with.
cut i pass, they will be severely dealt VITA
For sometime past, petty aapEedationg have
been committed in our ~neighborI1ood wts5ch
have proved rather annoying, and they have
geaesaffy been attributed to negroes Belonging
to adjoining plantations. Aoegro was arrested
on Tuesday night lone Of & party Of four Hho
came from Baton Rouge in a skif1 who eon-
lessed that these petty thetts were commit
ted by Baton Rouge negroes and sold in tint
city to white n1en TOR #f1isSey. They would
get corn from the plantation negroe5-cary
It over the river ana sell it: invariably blins-
ing back "AlsAef Tor toe corn. This negro
gave sisca information Is would place certain
white persons in batoD Rouge 81 rather an
unpleasant position IN the eyes Of the law,
could these charges be proven. Ihis appears
to oe al Old game our planters have always
charged persons residing at the Terry with
selling liquor to their negroes, while in reaii-
ty it has been derived from the sale Of stolen
corn or other property, by a liberal system Of
exchange with darkies from our sister city,.
In anclent lines, ii was a custom Of this
parish to have what is called d Patrol system.
the object OF which was 10 proNl around at
night and watch oveE thu interests aud welfare
OF the community. While this oId-.ogy sys-
TEN was III 0 peratloa, Il great deal OF good re-
suited from it, which the modern Solofs Of
Our parish DO not or cannot appreciate, Still
the coStom out OF respect 10 antiquity. is
kept up Icy our Police July appointing chiefs
OF patrol whose duties are merely nominal, It
being diau1etEicaIiy opposite Ia the good MOT
ais IF osr citizens in being kept out Of their
cosy beds at night. 81 we got
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

SEGs'F1caSf DEcls1os.-A legal decision
was made, IN Friday last, in The ST. Ions
Land Court, which if sustained. it is tifsus h.
Will effect a greater amount Of rsrof,e,tv liz,
any legal decision heretofore made. In the
rase Of Adams vs.. the city OF 81. Lol.s. his
5'onoT Judge Lord Instructed the iurv that
II the laa't contested Was a sand -{,ag in the
Mississippi when Mississippi became a SAFE
the land Is now a part OF the State. piaatjfss
title derive by purchase from, the Fnitad
states IS therefore null. Whence il zyon}I
IoIlo" that all sales made by the United
States OF lands formed since the existence
ottne adjacent States are void. 1he princinle
IS even applied by the Judge to I'll ta,|,,s
overlooked at high water since the inreDt;nn
OF f1e proxif1ate states, All lands reeIai mod
from the rivers would then belong to the
states with the limitation named. But such
lands have hitherto been regularly enfpred r.
the United States Land 0:fics. and IRE nres-
ems holders q them are titiea as pronrietors
from that Office Should the above r,t;po
Be afiartned by the United States Sunren,e
Court. II would destroy the titles by which
are iiofy held the sugar lands Of Lou;siana>
the bottom lands OF Missouri. Ohio and ill.,
noistand the dried swamp lands Of tbeSe and
other MATES. The decision would ra,<A an
unprecedented revptut.onet titlesin tl},es ura,+
river valleys CT this country,-N. I,,g;s
OsnioET1t, april G. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

4 DEHATABI.E I'Eorts:tios The New
York Express Is responsible Tor the following
boldly expressed opinion:
There IS nc reason in the world why a
member Of the State Legislature, or a uortn-
ter ct Congress, should not he a gentleman.
It Is q popular latjacy tn suppose that, in or
ter 10 BE- a aseiul<Iagis1ator at Albany or at
Washington, a man must be a bully or q
bEackguaGd-
II our representatives iii Congress make
bfackguaEeis oithemseIses, thereby disgcac!ng
their constituents as we'll as themselves,
when their terms of Office expire they should
be allowed 70 reuaaia at nome for ever after.
Nhenevera representative SO far foreets his
proper dignity as & gentleman while repre-
senting public interests at Washington, it
Should forever put d seal upon his political
career. And a ent s~:ltueney who would after
wards send him again to represent them
would BEAR the blame and causure. But the
greatest bully IN Congress nowadays I1pds
more favor at home, than the peaceab'e and
quiet man, TO matter how efficient he MA;
~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24
MISTAKEN CONTROVERSIAL %, rosyopAe,!

AItsTAkEN CONFESSIONAL o,res,on3er
furnishes the following instances Of mistaken
conversions in New York city
A REPasTAsr Day GooDs MErca.v--
Among lie recent conversions was that n
->lf---, & large dry yooas~d.aIer. After
!'is conversion De ssentto a neighhorina MIN
'ster, and told him be- was convinced FIAT m,
man coHld be honest, and obtain a fiving hy
the sale Of dry goods.
Iaen.t said the minister. Il snunosa ron
intend TO give up yotr business, and 90 into
something else;
"oh, no. replied the hopefua convert -"
SHALL attend only to the purchase Of goods.
aad leave ali the selling to my eIerks.H
4 CHARITABLE SIsrEK.-A YOUNG lad u
load OF the ponps and ~vanisies Of this wor]i
mad a beautiful set Of iewelrv. She became
%eotf"e2tesl. In relating her esoerianes
sire said "When ] had to1nd the Lnr}.I ysas
convinced that if I continued to wear tha
ie#elry I should go TO he'll, and 50 { toni i
al Old, and gave it to nay sister,-Nem To,E
Epea5stss Post.
We nave not the. slightest doubt but there
IS moe truth than poetry in the above .anec-
dotes, People generally don't get religion,
all at once for nothing
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

T1
C. Lieut.. Abbot, and a party OF Topo-
graphical Engineers, have been engaged at
Columbus onvthe mississippi, and near that
place. fort considerable time, endeavoriug
to ascertain the laws governing our great
Western rivers. He reports: r.
That he will remain at that point, until
July, by which time he expects to ascertain
to q gallon the amount OF water which flows
the Aississippiln a year and the effect
Of The. ieVeess now huilt and building. upon
the river. At the deepest point. thew found
one handral and fifty feet Of water at low
wafer. They have ascertalaed that the cur
Ielt runs there at the late Of seven miles per
hour that there is double the amount of
sediment in tie Mississippi as there is ia the
OHIO thai the waters OF The two rivers, in
ordinary stages, do not completely intern1rn-
terElingIe for a distance Of fifty miles below
GaiFo and that the an.aunt Of sediment at.
fheton of fEe current is the same as that sev-
efity-hves feet below. The Investigations
necessary, to necessary to ascertain any def
nito facts. Of this nature. in regard 10 TIE
lower Mississippi. will require a much more
iauoEious observation.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

between Mr.. Fl l.. KENNEDY and ii. "A, DEAs,
both Of Mobile, and at the first fire, Mr.
KeraEDywas severely wounded. The duel
grew out of some personal difficulty on the
occasion Of the IrenJen's Anniversary al
Mobile. Another item in the sports Of tt"e
last week, is a prize fight, which took place
on the Metaire race course. on Sunday NOR
ming, The {" milIers" banged each others
noly "n,ues'' for about an hour ard It halt,
when it was decided that one Of the mugs
could not stand any more banging the same
having been reduced 10 the consistency OF
jelly.
Drives to the fsake are now the order Of
t2s day among tte numerous pleasure seek
ers in town. aud the ever popuIar motel q
Gait. Dan Hlcxrocn il again the great
resort for those who properly appr"e u t
the luxury of d good dinner, hne Wines. an
atmosphere laden with the rich aroma OF
flowers. and the invigrrat!ng Jreezes which
sweep over The Lake and play through the
lofty roou,s. ami galleries Of this s~pl"ndsd ho-
,ai. CAPT. I~IlcGoc4 is as usual, 4 @ost Ia
eAery sense of the word, and hardly less SO,
is lis good looking partner, the youthful and
vastly aniabIe Col. DAN fErERs. hithou!
any other object in View than tnan to do a
good natuv,o hing, / advise Your good read
ers, Wi>at 10y cotae to Town, not total taking
a "rott" down the shell road, which is in
splendid order, aud payiug a visit to Capt
DAs, and Col. DAa, FiCI.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24
SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1868.

UrEL EvEEs.-The river is still rising at
this point and from telegrophic dispatches
we learn that the upper rivers are also rising.
Everywhere in our parish the levees are be-
ing repaired aud strengthened wtele they
require il. SO far they have stood firm and
we feryently trust they will dc SO unit! the
old = Father of waters7 resumes his natural
bed Still We would recommend that a con-
tinual watch be kept upon them night and
iay. z.s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

It afforded us much pleasure to meet
our e0s.1frsre MonEHEAp ofthe nonaldsonville
Coast Joa1aal, in Baton Rouge one day this
week. NJ. seemed consideEab elated at
.onaethitgg, and We should not be at all %surpri-
sed i 9 erinoline was the cause. At all
events ne might have given rs .hint--""e
never say nothin' to nobody'7 about such,
things. 4 piece Of cake and q bottle of
Heidslck will however set it all right.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

ANOTHER F~aEsENT.-"M isfortunes never
come sihgly" says the old proverh. and new
CT was it better illustrated than in our own
case this week. Our friend. BARBnr, Of The
well-k1oWta Baton Rouge firm Of BaEfsE; 4
BENJAMIN, inspired no doubt with some wick.
ea design upon on. spiritual reputation. has
sent rs a den1lfohn Of fine old whisky t-an
= 70. ! article at that This whisky Is re-
u1afkabl3 ancient. having been manufactured
expressly according to the label, for the fam.
'ly use ola certain Eastern gentleman named
Mr. Adam, who is supposed to have resided
10 = terrestrial paradise known as Eden. t,p
exact Locality Of which is considerably invnl.
Ted IN doubt and mystery. At all events
that whisky "sticss to u fellsr,s ribs ~ al
makes him feel wholesome clean throneh
As We have never touched afsyth;no strorrar
man water Iof years. He permit our friends
q indulge whenever they call ,,en ne and
from them we have the highest praises Of The
article.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

80 -&z Ae%@S-@SEt%as$3& 4TSI %H E1YfHIE
pCBrIc @02istoN--- Infa sase ~ Ga,,ssats
Alexandra Democrat ny ianasslh, N 1ga - ii.
aud Sentinel, all come e s1s.H e aazs.saaa.s,s I'D
eI4s against the famous Il sarf1A Yp1s.1,s.
s. herne. The measuffeWsIllllaz q ~ ~ Z .. MI
trleuds enough to bury ltNTfiaen tasN
ture again meets.-.aauocathf 5lg1tsss..s 4
Aud It's o~riginators will lss1 Nl9aA !.
been buried before they PIT to1f1f1nr g. |.
miseajevous scheme. It r'es' u.
very little favor. The soatasrpz1has't1a J,
will have to try again, #ena ss1fasYs -
do better-invent, proiosesorsalesssesa.
thing that wilt make their Tparfyl1l
with the people Of Ioaisiana
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

Curious CrneuasIaacE.-2Thhe Natiton.l
Intelligence, in announcing Col. Btntoats
death, SAYS
II is a eurioas andafacting eiireDu1sssacs
that tue Youngest and the ollddestoff 4 family
should haze died ~ithina 4 W.IhosTs 81 each
other under tie same . 4 nsiflantt srrsa..-
son Of Col. Beltons tlhe CHI sa u dofs lgstey
{o lied IN th house aff4hIH lgs1Tsa1 fddflassAAer
yesterday snarraItg, aasda tssrarseHlin saI
the grandsife lo~ lie sidohY siitdIe ID death
an the sanae bleE. FTlhesrsnaiH d nth wilt
Ia placed in the raiiroad cars1hsssaIserauaa
on their way 70 st. Locus 81. lnterHsea
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24
Hours obedient serraIas@s.s....
IEWlEsg CAS-
4 BEs UrrrfsL GoapAFHsoa.1-lnna lsesnag

-.
4 BEaUrtFt5l goMe AssIsoa III 4 lseeaat
published selection Of Ffhhffidsss shas sttaek
me III Henry Ward Beacher's s9 s nm
extract tha following bbrIIIllantsz#s
The sun does not shine III 4 lev tTef So 81 ~ !.
flowers, but Tor the vide world zlloYT. y Y
lonely pine On the a,oadtaia ! 81. !, w 4as j J.. ~
sognbre bosgl1s and crias,tsd 9 hesaSs " " I.
sum- And thelitsIe D eaalloN s1slo Y
cup OF blue, and whispers With.ltss5ps11pllsa
breath, "I'hol aft. ul97 sun nds glss,.
in a thousand fields rlistlesI il stt 1A .Haaa, g.
makes answer Then at q s.ints'
J So God sits, etHFitItgent in heaven, q. Y !
favored few, hut for The uli vsrsezzailI ~ " Y
there IL no creature 50 poorr5oqIIlg.o la8 d. y. y
may not look up with IIdlkszs If I.s4s
and say 81 My Father, thod =aara8sn e
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

a PipE As Is a .P,rE,n-our much es-
seemed friend BoGEL, made US a handsome
present one day this week of an excellent
Mserchaum pipe. Now this pipe is only
one Of The large Quantity Of all kinds, shapes
solors he has on hand, although no doubt one
OF the best he has, but Boeg1 should have
come over and shown us how to smoke it.
beggsars, Or rather recipients Of gratuitous
fayors, should not complain, but we do wish
he would send us a paper of:his fine smoking
tobacco. Then perchance We will put the
pipe into operation aud show our friends how
il will smoke.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

Hos. EDWARD E~vEaETr.-1t is highly
probable that this talented gentleman will
VISIT New Orleans, this Spring Tor The par-
pose ofdesisering his matcilesz lecture upon
Washington. Coming so far South. we think
ne mightbe induced to visit Baton Rouge. if
some Of her citizens would take the matter
properly in hand. There arc many in this
section Of the State anxious to hear Mr.. Ev-
EnETr, but cannot visit New Orleans for that
purpose. Cannot the worthy Mayor and
Council Of Baton Rouge make 1 move in the
matters
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24
I, nesuorsrs To Mra.n a. Garns

-
PASSPORTS TO Mrs IL =ggaLoog.rssaaa''oi
" iIson, Of Nassacfurse., rsssst aa1IIiirai i
the State Department fora pasyla,ti y
j. S. Rock, i eoforedIz ccIIttii1saso Boston nd
received the following arsWeF lion h ST.
rotary:
Dtz*r1 Il s'se,att b Sat-. 1lashhtssgIon,fpp1a1is-
TO rae Hen, Henry Wtisor.seastsc.lsatas6r 81.
Sir: have had The Ehotscr Ieciss I foat
note ri yestenlaH#ithf ii esaaasirpa1lHs
In reply, / have inf %. 4 ttEhatt q y lloss
the TractIee 81 the DeisMttfGtntStaasssaesa NY
eta@r usp.r thln assiisorts persons ggoltIs5
abroad from this cs,tntFE I9assiI'of ielas
A. certificate Of cItizesnsa has tsaveT 81 !
the foundation Of the Cove rims rstz ptan gss e
ted to persons oce11or. sehha y 1ass
respect has taken place d oI,segtle'Ie q
the, lseeisien Of DR. MISUNDERSTANDING
the itlc!ostre ii your lettef, 4 shafsestas lea0f.
to be, sir.
Yours obedliient servanst.5.s.....
#s.5.s#l.EWWIHs ggAassss
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

Among the patents just issued by the gov
errfoent. we observe enc to Oliver Cox, of
Alexandria county, Va, for a method OF se~
curing pocket books. Good I! 50 far as it
goes. Let us have another for keeping them,
Better stiII-invent a plan Tor Keeping
them filed. AS country editors are never
worth even a poeket-book, they need not
grow hilarous over these Invention.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

CreE FOE The Hirs . MAD. N
writer in the National slllg .1a.s.s III
that spirits Of hartslaafnsls y .es sI1a A.o,',sl MI
for the bite Of a mad dog.,I1 u, D. a1V NH 4
adds, should be constantly, .I eassea l.F.a b,
and three or four dsnsee. ila - - IL
waraly, during the day. i aaf; ;s.,,'. Il
composes, chemically, the ", wv, 6 4 alis,s ID II
into the wonds, and samsdiasesT, uif III
destrcyes its deletsftel1saesss, u mn. 6fsst
who resided II, Brazil for sou,e I II fas,d
tried it Tor a bite Of q seorp,oaI, -. .ssa Il Il
that 5t~rreuaoved pain and in1aEz,.I. a I b
most Instantly. sabseqnen1s.as,,....ntxssss
the bite Of a rattlesnake WIt y s 'Ita1 mn
4 yne suggestion Of the Wf1tef. 1870
and physician tried it u seFs1 ...s.
hvaronhobia, and always tfes'1s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

HnRnlnLEz-Some men who were enraoad
N cutting ice IN one Of the creek ,,ear r,c
ta4of some time since, actually sawed n.
body Of q man 1.-Two, and The presence oftba
body was not known until tba narts ,sara
seen IN the docks Of ice after. thfer had heen
loaded unon a sleigh to be drawnto tbe ,ca.
house, e
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

!. From this date, all legal advertisements
snsl, as Shsrif's sales, separation OF property
divorces, notices Of Introduction. etc, 'nsIst be
paid for within thirty days from the first in
sertion thereof. No exception vii! be made
in any case.
c. All Job Work must be paid for on de-
ive1y.. December 9Th. 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

c. We are pleased to learn that the cre-
vase a. Mr.. C. G. McHATroN's plantation on
The other side OF the river has been closed
The credit for its stoppage is due the Hon.
State Engineer under whose direction the
work was completed. We sincerely .hore
the damage has been less-+han was at first
estimated,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

~ louhT OF lT.-Ihe Boston Past .la.
esafes that the editor who threatpnsd IT, ~,
TWO Columns a week about Kansas, ,,nIass h;..
delinquent subscribers paid up, saws that avs
fEy one has squared up his account. and tbra.
.aa.aarea ana seventy paid oaH year in ~.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-04-24

IHE New YORK pREss.-Au illustrated
weekly journal, in qrarto form we find upon
our table this week. 1t is devoted to popu-
lar literature, select Tales, Fine Arts, Miscel-
iany, &c, and is just the paper for the Home
Circle. Price 50 Ter a11num and a gift worth
from llttV cents to one Thousand dollars az
companies each subscription, DAxIE1 ADEE
IS the publisher, 211, Centre Street. New
York. . @'-. .~ -. @T =.
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