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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-11

SUNDRIEs.-
- 20 Kegs New Castle Soda;
Ccroons Indigo;
10 gross Ess Coffee;
70 Bhls. Smiths L ilcr Vinegar;
30 Bis. Resin;
% Boxes Summer Md. Candles;
10 Tierces Prime Rice;
III Gases Matches. For salehy
apI7 ORR, DABZELL, &
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-11
VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
BRACES ARCTIC LlNlMENT.

Agony or else.-Sickness
or health.-Life or DEATH
These are the questions in
volve1 in the adoption or
rejection Of this specific by
the martyrs to external dis
cases and injuries. Having
received the Endorsement Of
the distinguished savan the
late
DR.. KANE,
and its efficacy tested dur
ing two awful Winters in
the regions Of eternal ice,
il is now Coming into gene
raj use i'm every section Of
the civilized globe, and its
marvellous cures are every
where exciting astOnisL.
ment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-11

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one OF
The largest and best literary papers of the day,
SIXTY COLUMNS. Of entertaining matter: and
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-11

SUNDRIES.-
- l0,OoO Gurny Bags;
~ bbls Crushed Sugar;
- hlls Powdered Sugar,
PRESTON bros
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

TuE R1vEn.-AItho,gh the old tatherof
waters Is sid to be falling above and below
this point, we.can see no such evidences OF
d decline here. True it has fallen dignity,
but scarcely enough to swear by Still every
inch II falIs Jesse nsstfe prospectsof creyssses.
srixIruA1 TleoH.--1twould seem That
it was the ii,abiit of The preachers Of the olden
time to eo#in ON Theology under a strong head
Of Steam, and they must have been Grst rate
thinkers iftlley failed to aeo it blind" indeed
if We may Judge from The following item on
the hooks Of the parish chnrcIt@of Darlington
il England, which has this entry:
Item, for six ~qaartes Of sack for sc minis
Ter who p, reached sWhen he hadde no minis
ter to as yste him, IS. Hem. for one qua Fl
o. sacke Tor Iitttt ye days he preached. Is.
CO.. I'm, for one nllte al brattye tor MI.
George Dl ye days he p~Aeaehet, ls, Id
Item, for a stranger who preached, q dozen Of
ale Is. Itsm,.oT ale aGd uraatffe ye daye We
!>eane OF Dur lam preached here, 9s- Gd.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

Garar STonA IN NE# Yonx,-A t~eaEfn:
tornado visited the cit ct New York aud ~
ciaity Oh MonlaY eEaoo the 21&t, 4f?o,
it, effects were visible IN every quarter 20
art extent never heG3 q known after i sfors7}
Vi such short dufati~H. Tue =s5Eee were
completely inundated, and for 4 while the
fierce wind made sud havUc with al! movable
n~Ee1@cts. stagtsgg t,ees, roofs, chimney. 81 tbs,
Wagons and objects Of less 30 #r'F}If'~
them like feathers bout the street,, At1osS
the more serious accidents In the city ware
the rartia! destrt1cIo Oh q 4 church in ii y
fourth street toe delao}sshiug oi The csIus-.
neg If the Methodist Box Concern, DJ
which the root Of a neisbborj1s house was
broken II, and a woman, bully III ared the
unfoot'ns OF d dyeiEg establishment II Etgh-
teentr street, BY which t"o4 II were seri-
ously injured, aud q horse killed the nnEeof-
Ing OF the Seventh asena omnibus 1iE.a, l"fz1aiE-
ing ole naaI, ard The hostief OF the stable be-
ing struck by lightning.
The damage 10 property is EXTENSIVE, and.
indeed, Esofe 50 than would seems retIitai3i
ireus the limited time IN which the s-orf1
continued. At IIuoteg's Point. Long Island,
just above Greenpoint, the tornado aas more
disastrous One wing IT tic large establish
n1eIjt Of the American Flint GIasswerkS vas
blown down, killing I've Of tlae employees
lnzt~-ntlY-the one an engineer and the
other 4 ioTtraan-aEd seriously iHlaE!ng
even pttle rs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

E7-Ihay have a two-head,sd girl 10 L.oS=si-
vile. From Che description given by the
Dfzsoesat of that city, she s1;st be a young
lady capable Of getting up a private party o.
her OWN individual resources. Th< Democrat
says:
- She is the embodiment Of all that is extra
ordinary and strange h~avingtwo finely form
ed heads. very intelligent, and offsa rz1ostltye-
~ and an1iabie disrositica. She sings very
F>@ettlty, and wat1 both her mouths, taiks and
walks we'll, aud always INTEREST," har, visitors
to a great degree. There isne chance Of a
doubt hut that SIC is the greatest curiosity
ever witnessed, and should by all means be
seen by everybody.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

lHE DEEAIcAT1oH IN IEsHEssEE.-z-We
3eafn from the Memphis Bulletin, thatin al
ditlon To the pluudeglng By. the Secretary Of
State OF some thirts-fTe thousand dollars.
and the cE1bezZIepnent of orc hundred and
t~enty-three thousand dollars OF Bonds thst
should be in the Controllers office, bY-no~
body seems TO know who-there has hean
discovered by the Investigation Committee a
further pIunzeriag, Of two hundred thousand
dollars by-zf]ll nobody seems to know who
In the shape of coupons taken in the Bank
Of Tennessee So far: then, there is found
out to haTe take1? place; piIiering to The
amount Of some three hundred and s;ytv
thousand dollars. The Knoxville Wing pub
fishes the evidence before the INVESTIGATING
Con1n1lttee, completely e%xhonorating Mr.,
LuttfeiI: the late Controller; from all suspicion
Of maIfsasance.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

TnE WEAruEt-WiN II never stop rain
lng8 llAasl conscience sake we have had
enough f., last lis Tor some time 10 come. On
Monday we had one Of The heaviest showers
we have ever seen, ard almost daily have
we to re cord the visits Of the rain god. Ger
tainly tl'ey are pleasant enough in cooling
the atmosphere. but we fear for their effect
npon our crops The effects Of Transportation
wafer is too plainly visible already III our
fields AL Il orchards, and these daily showers
do not ely matters III regard to them in the
sIightesf degree. Tie storm Of VI onaay blew
down q great quantity ofcoraon Crosse Jete.
and different parts Of our parish, but SO far,
VIZ have heard Of, no other damage being
done. There is a consolation of knowing,
~inoPever That it will discontinue raining as
soon as it stops.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

oEnEct1os n Hcasc1nE "A few days
since a ur. Mitchell was killed rear Lake
Bolivar, Miss. BY a Mr. Parker villa ms
It is said that Mitchell was d satiucaz-the
victim Of his nnhaitowes' licent;ousness being
Il ~daus liter of the man at whose hands b..
met his death. As soon as Mr.. Williams was
made aware that his daughter had been ruined
by Dr. Mitchell. his family physician-a
man II when, he had ever placed the rnnsf
implicit coIlidefce-he committed the hons.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

TIE posrAaE RArTs.-ItIe House d Rep
resentativvs on the 18th inst, passed the SEN
ate's amendment to the Post Office bill, fix
ing the rates Of postage Oil letters, after the
lib Of June, 1858, 10 FIVE cents Tor any dis
tance under three thousand miles, and ten
ceuts for any distance over three thousand
miles. An attempt was made 10 anea@, to
make the rate three cents tor all distances
Within one hundred miles, This falling a
mexnbeg lrore New York tried 10 attach the
the ~proviso, that this increase shall! only
lake place in tIe States where she postage is
insufficient to pay the expenses OF the SET
yice-which was not agreed to, The frank
ing privilege. which the serate had abolish
ed, was restored.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

The { HEyAssE At Jorr L, LoBnEAL's S.
A painful rUElour spread through our Parish
thss week that a crevasse had taken place
opposite The piauta t'on Of this ge~ntIenau,-
The excitement was some THAT Intense until
the particulars obtained. 10 crevasse
had occurred there, but a stream OF water
forced itself tEtfo,gtl a hole in the le*ec, EVIL
IDENTIFY made by a cray fish, and no doubt 10
a short time would have created Il crevasse,
bad notirasaediiate measure been taken to close
it, The leyee, atthat poist.siuce the scare,n
has been considerable strengthened. So
much for the Vast Baton Rouge crevassa
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

- Str -[a@g@+54~ F##
NEerAH sEKur.--ouF young friend LEo-
MARE DrfRrEGeE, at Z. BoeEL>s s, has sent as a
bottle Of the Most delicious syrup we have
ever tasted. he calls it. Nrctar Syrup, and
In our opinion, never was q .nan1, more a1-
propriate' During these melting days, we
we know Of no beverage more agreeable
than a small quantity of this syrup in a glass
Of ice water. We have trie1it!, and speak
IRON experience Efold Jupiter had ever
got even a staell Of &tlclh IIlectar as oar friend
Dus1ssfsnsakes he would forever have dis
pensed with the services Of EIebe and Gany-
mede, and appointed LEONARD ia their places.
Well be would L: has opr thanks, aud
will receive from ts q fine basket lult If river
stfimps just 50 soon as they are ripe.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03
METHODIST DISCIPLINE Or DEzss.-A let
er from a clergyman present at the Southern

IM@& &C., =@&a #
METHODIST DISCIPLINE Or DEzss.-A let
ter from q Clergyman present at the sotthein
General Conference says:
There was 4 spicy debate on the subject
Of dress. on a motion to ernoV from the
discip1ine the eighth section, which relates to
that subject, Rev. +. Lusk, Of mississippi
Conference. supported the motion in very
strong terms. as did pr. Deems, Of North
Carolina Conference, and DR., Lee, Of Vir-
ginia. Conference The main argument was
that the law is obsolete; that the practice Of
the church disfeeards It. Dr, Decfas went
further, and said thati it was ridiculous for The
church &5e aude@zas5e to act as m]ii'iner, man
tna-te ker, and tailor fur It's members. On
the contrary, others, Of whom DR.. Dogge =.
ii Virginia. was chief, commended with great
force t*lat So W. uow going wild with
the dress u1aria and uat Of at times the
present WIS the yerg last for the church =
silence her VOICE ag1 tHst this fail folly I
zp#t~ frat rms away with l1!etv, and erer~
yates the @hurcb. Il I ~ also maintained
that although the rule rEay notbe ri&idiy an
forced. yet it does restrain tho tendency TO
excess to a very great extern, The motion
10 strike o3t the section was most sisnaIty
and en- hatieasly los
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

most exciting elements Of partisanshlp and
discord.n it must become apparent to every
one: that the frequency Of elections only tend
to kea these elements in constant agita~
ton $S.
It il certainly ono of the cardinal ~prihci-
pies Of a Republican form Of government to
make ali Offices elective by the people, with
The exception perhaps of the Jud'slarj--ant
he great test care and determination should
be observed n their appointment; but it Is
ITO part Of wglI-regplated society to tolerate
in their midst, the germ Of an evil which
threatens to ~sui'vert GLE government or place
it in The hands Of uHprinejpled men with
their r~ufiail and rowdy I,angers-on, OF which
the frequency OF election Is rapidly damon
s~.rat,ng Although these remarks apply
mainly to large cities, the e>I! is felt III Inc
country sufficiently so, 10 warrant an 'n!A4e-
tiiate change.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03
F7s7F7"7E 7F ss58
special Notice.


RHNEH PER THE ComMAsDMEHTs.-uu en-
terprjsins friend, THo@As RZnaE, continues
to advertise that corn meal is going down
WHICH wta are very glad to hear lor the special
beneEt Of the poor consumers bnt il Tosd
don't keep his promise about that bI1she| Of
corn nlea we fear enc of these days: when
he kicks ever the measure, he will 70 t'oaea !
There is something said in enc Of The com
r~oandments warning peopit to re1;en1ber
their pron1ises-can't say which one i is, oF5
We wcaitl quote it fer fis Recollection:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03
Tue fFFEecH FoorHoLp.-!b il gen9ag

HE fEESGt foofHoLp--st ~ remark =
gu as rather q singular Renaissance says
the .~Eutio1af HsteHtgs *tihat, although We
have one OF more diplomatic agents III Cen
tral America. the first news OF the ma5ch
which the French have stolen upon Us IN
Nicaragua should have reached our GoveEa-
znenttbrougzha Londo. ne*ssrap per, especially
a. the ne sot iiastlIaE. Tor the concession 10 the
French was earned III by Mons, Belly with
two separate States, Nicaragua aud COSTA
RIGA. II
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

ANSWERING "A aUEsyros.-We asked oEE
since. how ii happened thai the K. Ms had
i majority in the Police Jury OF thai parish,
ard he REPLIES that it was all = accident -
An "stSc!Ient" it might have been, but to oar
mind, it was = w1IFui and deliberate accident
on the part Of the people Of that parish, wEo
knew well tbe consequences Of snct 'acci-
ask ed, admitted OF no chance for the editor
81 the Ga-eHe / Sentinel to Asrread Lin,se!i's
upon National topics. Yet it seemed 10 al
tcfd al excellent opportunity tor d display ri
Democratic devotion to The common country.
Our contemporary launched OH in an c|aIc-
rated article ia which he talks Of the "rapii
strides OF Black RepHbIicanssm, = Free Soil
tnipeuce>>| pays q touching tribute 10 the
great II !Ig cause and the 1anaented Clay.
etc" Now, what has all tjzaa to do with the
Police Jury Of !bcrviile? We ask a question
and You answer it by defenling your poaiti-
cal position!
After getting rid Of This mass OF istE<,rzla~
ton, for orr special benefit, no DOUBT, h.
comes to d very Lord Burleieh conclusion III
these words:
Since then the country has subsidized into
comparative calm, tue passions stllied. At
the present moment, rnen Wtn we've POLITICAL
" e~neu.ias throughout the reign OF laIse en-
tbus'asfl, are nov welded together in one
common eaase to put down the urly danger
Gus enemy OF any Importance which the coun-
try has ever had stnfe the days Of Arnold !!
And the only .st1frtng7 necessary 10 be done
IN the premises. is t. make the gote reach
those who from some cause CT auothe. haIu
on to q futile hopa or morbid patriotism hyT
still cl;ngihg to the shattered wreck of what
was once teraad the "American7 PARTY.
Ihg reader viii please observe, that the
above paragraph is intended for the express
benefit CT the yet remaining men7bersM the.
American party; ant no doubt, we are one
oI the individuals that the po{e now il, process
OF construction, we q~TesiTne-is expected to
reach. Thanks for the commitment. but
respectfully solicit our contemporary to-
for We happen Il. be nl!es Of the DER
simmons that no Democratic pole can knock
down. Or. if We should be- diyIodgcd from
eur position, it won't be BY a pole uith a
of official pap stuek On 1.-The knocking
end. Ion had better let SAM alone.
BNAp.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

IMPORTANT TO SuoAn nLAHTEa~.-We
notice In Il late mum r oi the Scientific
American, a co1np1st@ description Of a new
tltrna e fer burning b. asse, nted on the
10Th instant b. Mt. Evan Shelly. Of Plaque
mine, 1befvil+e r~ri h. We have seen e.
euent Ga ezIS- 3=e oft is sIruace Of | e
in the columns o! ouz con m "a les. It
seems to ectip7e all Of ers nCw in =, an
ve are proud = e 81 That Mr.. s., h sno 2
eer,tTae 70 put them up tor piHute an "a
e. sbIv Eli t1lisyear, with z~syties w4n
have eu II ID opera OF during IA l. :
grinjinc easob: on the plan ~eseu If Een.a-
min De beur, Esq, near '!aQuerp ne.
All who are ~Interesss In MAXI steam
sufficient to take Of any sugar crop trofa the
ba "a nade, would do we'll to coununica
With the ten*ze ID 1nveus* who il
ready make contF2 81 Dr. ~farnac~
used u tho crop # 1859, We have axua ;n~
ed MI SIS ut, and draw 7g Of his !. :
proved i~trrace, which is adapted tr burn
~hagasze. @wd=, Or any ovllas snt nce
which IL G. ver1ibIe ie .Hei. Ind i the
-fa II. = comments ID ! e Sescn fl Anrers-
can is, sufficient 6 fa,ty of its superiority
over any othersEultEar ~1raacc now III Sc
EEs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

80 - 699@14
IKE DICKENS sQUaRAELS-Nearly all our
city exchanges are filed ct more or less with
the details Of the <asniIy difficulty Of Charles
Dickens the prolific English novelist. Itstti-
kes As thai the American. peoPie~shor'd not
care q button WHISTLER Mr., Dickens has seper-
ated from his wife or not.a nj yet the i~iseliest
interest is here cEeated in regard to il. ANY
Que VISITING our country and enjoTing the hos
pitalities and attention of the people III every
place he visits, ard t.=return Lo.1le and redi-
Guile and abuse us, deseryesth the scern aud cos1~
tempt Of every American citizen, But son1e-
how or~other, the american peopleare be-
coming the greatest toadiessin the worId,snd
let bit a foreigner with t.SS'e. or ore who
has acqnlr ed sottla SORT Of a hou-e reputation
visit Us, and straightway lie toadyinghegins MS.
although time and again have their attentions
been thrown away upen itaI,ostors. Of others
who oaly return to their homes aud laugh at
Us. Mr.. served HIS III this manner aud
that So much inter est should be taken.in his
family affairs by oar .cosenapoFa RES, excitess
our surprise. 1t should attract about as much
attention as if the kingof Dahoray should re
pudiate his Oldest and ugIiestaniie.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

The EuGExGE SKtRrs.-The enterprising
firm Of s. ScHHALlNskv 4 Co, Of Baton
Rouge, determined that no clfnrts shall be
spared 10 furnish th=ar customers wakh the
latest fashions, have just received in store,
an Article lor the special adornnent Of the
feminine species, called the Eaee1se Skirt
We're we 10 attempt a description Of this
magnificent article Of apparel, We would be
lostin a iabfynta far more Intricate thai. ever
puzzled The afair R~osemond,7' or the Cretan
God, i is essentially q feminine body gar
ment, the like OF which we have never sem
before, fFotn the simple fact that It is 10 he
seen aIf round. They aTe-they are-weli.
we can't exactly say what they are, but
would respectfully solicit the attention Of our
1nsnlanse nutnber Of lady friends I'll every
a~uarter of the civilized globe, 10 these ax-
tremely desirable articles. Our pious friend,
STRAUSS, will experience more than u.,:ag
pleasure Ia exhibiting the article to the
ladies.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

QUEER ANrtcs or r1zE FouHTu-0ar
tire-honored Rational birthday spreads it.
self overthrte days this year, instead of one
as ussaaI; At GreenweIl Springs, it comes on
the 81, vIA sS on The fourth aud reaches
Crosse Tate on the. fifth. Why ~sh7uldu't
the ~iour:'l u. July takes a trolic as #etE an
anybody else, we'd like 10 know Wonder
If Gen, WAsmssroN wopIdn't have engaged
the British OF Sunday as we'll as GA any
other day! Qlservethe fourth Oh its proper
day. say We. =F 49,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

Nor So.-sorzetirae age, aareport was put
forth that there we're slaves actually at work
in the held IN sonic Of the soatEer a coua-
ties Of Mississippi. who had JUS been in
ported from Africa. The Woodgille Will
kinson Co.. GG-ette, Of the 26ta Instant
copyiug the statement 70 this effect, g:gss,
1t the following direct and emphatic con-
tsad;etion: T.
There is nos the Shade al Il shadow Of
truth IN the ab1ye. Ii the Informant was
*an ege Hltness,H he saw what Was not to be
seefa. @#
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

70 4 duel ok place in New Orleans on
Tuesday last, between Mr.. ISRAEL GIBuons;
reporter of the Crescent, and Mr.. Josrru
hAsLos, reporter Of the True Delta, Weap-
ons used, pistols at ten PAGES. But ane shot
was exchanged which resulted IN Mr.. G7s
reeeITlng a bail in bis br,.ast wounains him
dangerously. lir, f. hada button cut from bis
coat by the pretty close shot Of his adversary.
l1e difficulty grew nut Of some private mis-
understand ing.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

"a t. The st. Lof7is Agricultural aud Me
etanlcat AssoeiakloIi offer $4,000 rs oren1i-
ANS, % be awarded At thoirthe:r third anut.-
al fair IN September next, Tradition. $1,000
are offered BY individuals.
When viii something approaching this be
done by the Louisiana Agricultural and Ne
ehan'eat dissertation, and BY citizens 81 oa7
State Wien2-F4fp9uaer
When something experimenting &c. an
ArcferrledIan lever car be spilled, to moae
our sluggish popniation-nat betpfe-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

A NEw DopaT.-rhe impudeEs2e OF some
men IN certain positions ls.Geaily astonishing.
a6a we know Of none more so, than those
engaged III "Gift Enterprises" 1t has be-
come a ne s&2eaturc to ~ofersas pay ioT Their
at advertisements, slch articles Of Ie"e1ryas
the publishers may select from a printed list
accompanying the advertisement ard Of this
doubtful material YOU can only select certain
quantity worth at their estimation about one
half of the usual cost Of inserting suca ad~
Yeitisatnents. and woEth-lntrlnslcaiiys not
a quarter, We respectfully Iectlisc al!
such methods o. patronage. We received
this week two long advertisements one
trom the proprietor Of the i9ct0ftaE Atter91a-
tioYrut--iullY a column ia l~ength-~for =" tlich
ha prov oses to pay Sc Il year, and, that loo,
il je~eIry, TT his otrHs pfaees! Modest tf@cl-
dediY d second from The Mar IoyE Hcektg
Fyc@s, upon the same terms, and payable
seu1;-aurnaiIY. Northern people offering
such brilliant Temptations to Southern count
~ editors, must labor under 4 singular haE-
t1claat!on respecting CUR wants and raPaci~
ties. "Brnsnuagen" je"eIry don't buy the
baby a tfork. ray hands Or Saturday night:
e. to market with, or supply the necessities
Of the editor Ivy 81 indefinite number 81 Jugs
III, 50 We respectfully decline he "brlil!ont
as & qAid pro qeo. for our labor. We cos1~
fess to an admiration ct brass but cannot
tLe slightest partiality for the
: splendid ie~elry" wEicA sa*o1s 50 stfoogIy
Of the sanie kind Of gold that brass candle
sticks are made Of
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

SEVEN THAR FLooaa.--Thewestar waters
we'e very high IN 23G and 'a7. Seven years
a1taf,4 in 10, ard then again ii 80 We haye
4 great f ood. The surerstitiions can now ex
efelse their talents 1spou the magical saun1bar
seven. We are told that the Indians Of the
West held to such q tradition alsospf b seven
year food IS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-03

4 AEanANr oFFtGlaL-A Leaqer worth
Kansas, paper relates a terrible acciIa chi { as
having occurred 10 one Of The principal streets
Of the city. One Of its chieE officials vas
almost k1ilcd by-an accidental discharge Of
his duty. -