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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

Do soHhGliIE -Ihousands .ot
men breathe, move and i've: pass
the stage'of jt:; ;:::'. ar: ne>rr.l OF
no more. Why: I>H2v did not q
particle of E cd in rue world: and
none. were blest Dy them, 1aone
could point to them us the iustyu~
,ment Of tbels redcln ,,tigu ; not a
line they wrote, uot /: word they
spoke could be recalled, ard 50
they perisbed their light 1v>:.:tt o.st
i 1T darkness, and they Vcr" not re-
menbered more than the insects OF
yesterday. Will yvi1 thus live and.
dc, = man Immortal: ].;ro.5tul.
Z; something. DE- good and Iefa:q4lE,e-
nlnd=Tou a 1l2oT:1}ueDt O: Vi tie r.sse@t that
the storm of tim" can not dcsttov..
Write your ,1atno, BY kindness, love
ana mercy, OIL the hearts II the
thousands you come in contact with
year J; BY year. and you will never
9e forgotten No your r:;Illt, vyur
deeds will be, Us Ie:zji;je On tho
hearts. you Ie&vo behind, Us the
s1ars n on the brow ot o4eD;!lg.-~
Golden Prize.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

t LIE f'KuFosEu IsEv0LCT,0S AM f.
coSarRCtrloN oFsouc NATIONAL Rr
Vl.suls.-Mr. i1ayae.. Of South GAMMA.
| III the House Of hep1 >$eD tatises, ua4 re~
E;7ed the r*1'cas pr2}~:t # auP@r"oAng
ILL., |.4 present -,sr!t}. system. # tie n;tv,I
STATES, wIth the simple =; ;>::~tn Of ,,;rt.,
sts t ssxsffIIt.ll II 5ci4&uee which the rra,ers
.NNtItE7peFcelVe 'To1:d practically te almost
e4as'alens 10 a cVn'I,'~to revolution in
The federal government. The a.:),.'' sls.,.
Of tie ta:lIl system would carry with !:
to the gTntnJ AL the existing 81 uyvratrut.
-nras Of cuStotni1ouses and di>rrirn;r,a-
thy dui:es involving boun.ias to Morrill,
CT" manufacturers, L5enn<vivau4, coal
ant! iron men, ana Southern sugar
yroHers, etc, =es)t! voa!l open the wLola
country to tI1o b1@ss:uy oi absolute facs
trade.
IL this view, i OR cotton, WOODEN
and iron manufacturers, with !. >I=sv in
their ]avor of twcnty-:,ur per cent, find
IT. st#.. zssard to tonpe2o >witll England, it is
prooabIv lhey would find The task still
more difficult with a'1= cash value Of their
home ff1aal1.act.:res reduced tsventq-four
1eF5 cent by=act Of Congress. Thus, it
'*ij! sFpsartt El1acs this scheme al blr.
3oyce ssl7kes he root Of tbs manuf;.2-
uTng wea1th IF the North, and NAV b+
& bod Sonlf;cru increment:
'ut Ii is I, tso-esge>) sword, for the d.
ect taxation wt:i:h L. proposes would
al, perhaps, most heavily upon tho
tayehot'ers Of lie Sout;., and the army
t :,Eiicers that would t,s required 10
oIlect The revenues sndtr system Of
lr7ct taxation would scarcely anoun. .
. less tue t'ftr tho9zand men. In
ord, The Scheme ct III. Doyce iuyoIvs
;tch 2 radical and ;retnen1ous revolution
! oQE, fatleraI reVenue system, and is II
IAN - full Of heavy drAwt backs, that it
not~IIzeEy to make any serious 'n1pres
on upon Congress during the present.
Z. XsraIH,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05
Description or LoyE-A very

D1scR1pT1oN or Love. very
"'d magazine,,@ the name Of which
doth notaappcar, Publishes the FOL
loving:
Love is Ike the devil, becansc it
tor1nents US; like heavcn, boca@so
it wraps the soul in bliss; like salt,
because 1t Is rolisbit1 * like pepper,
because it IS often the death Of d
man like prison, because it
makes us unhappy; like q woman,
because there is 10 getting rid OF #; !;
like q beacon, because It guides one
to the wished for port like Il viIl-o-
II wisp, because it often leads one
into bog; ). liEeHa=fer co1zrser,
because IL often. runs away: like
the bite Of mad dog, or the kiss
Of q pretty woman, because they
both make q mar@ri1n mad like a
goose because it IS silly; like
rabbit, because there is nothing
hIzeit. IN word, it is like a ghost
because it is like every thing and
uothing, often talked about, but
never seen, touched or understood.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

t:Mother, send for the doctor. -
"WIly, my son? "'Cause that man
in the par]or is going to die he
said he would, # sister Jane did not
marry him, and Jane said she
would uot.o
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

r 4 : ! l. = = - = ~ = = - 90.
r,:n7fs "f sIss s<'';*s2 z'''s' :'5t'azz>' =
&"''scs: 's> :" .,.:'1 -. :. ..$ .s3t5==S ~ .7s
~.,...--'.-::, :~::.'' = ~, ii :. : :.s.Tse
~ ;t.% t. t., .., ;..;. ... j. :o.. ~
-: r,.:.t. ..xsst, -, ts,:
!, Tr. :: ~ r :.r-:. .'.. :' sssr ~.o*~
a.: "'.,I .",1' -, ~ .os -. - ri. :: " y t4
!~.: ,.r:.,,x -. .,> / ..... 5>.* Ian
t<, ro,e< = >.s:t ':'.t - .*e .&.. =, II t"'
i, ~ . .. f., s..: ,s o.. tr:' -, T.:
ygac.~a a:..o ,n... "'*<re>y o..'.>
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05


AN ILLINOIS ItoNA1cA.-The RuaI
! TiILo, Ill Citizen, Of Last week, con
tains t tII11ozo lowing Specimen Of Iii
l13j5 romance:
7 An eI<lei1y Zen ttl|5,,s,:IH had q beau
tiF(tl da'shter, o3:s4 whonlhe loved
7 12acj1, ii whom vi lis hc 2ea were
ii5oaz1torctl. Some t,NG'. years. O. snrvu
ago, 2 you11=rts~E1l:t5a - & ;8:rtll!1or,-
came 10 board with hsza, ">tatl iiusiIly
to work Ipr him. Ii;s go>NI cilarue-
t2r,, s-:;:i:;ut toward ess: genial lis
Ioslt1o1t; 1l::ss5}3zzIit5 and }irt~1e ,s5551 s
lrEocrat' aca<3} Him ;nto-the good gra1c1s
of @tle III H"l,e'lEz5 eGl family: SO That SOME
t eighteen 112':utl1a. 23;>> t,le Old oc]ttje-
man, having rs0n1c business to. be
lulsa IL DoafCla1oWn, entrusted this
young 1nan IL ~ it t,ur Linn, and
gave him t e use ii: Lis team, etc.
Ato;1t t''s same tinse, 7tt*is Iau2Iltel.
/ having misunderstanding little Shop
fping.81cIl ~ girls always l,are-;at
f1a same city and tile tathcr's con-
tiIence in the youth being so great,
he allowed l4er t. accom-, panY lisll.
II night th4y returned, aat1r art1:!'
sound, tho Justices aEa the shop
ping asetis tactorily done.
49, ,.lft III 1z1ttss n'etGt on a. usual > rIhe|
tami]v a11=3:oufIIr mutually attacIl-
I'd. and jus ;a@1tts}cI1n1ont cons stantir /
growing an*l lgthcllin4 osntiI> :
the parents of the xiii bozf
gan to talk ;loonEIs i match Detv oaa
the young tuilEa, tuiila I'LL to observe
With pleasure The growing ;Httii1ac52
aud apparent fOndness betv6en +
them. =.I1tasEinr such conf dence. Ill
both, the Old folks retired, as in the |.
comtIy= they generally DO, eal:l7x.t
leaving the ;sIoFers, p as they hoped, 4
10 make their own terms. ard 1x=11
upon tleirzzss.FV a*sss sss.s,ii:ii:1s .,ii:ii:1s geulcnt<. /
Judge then, q i. the tathor'S z1u-
9lise, When oMne. on hight, L couple Of
weeks ago, Ae 'woke-up at2> ut IL +
>,cloclz@stt nigt4t,. quite Sick and :
1avI12gg occasion to leave his own, f
nj Iillls young. and beautiful =;
g|lss her s1igij+ robes, inst in +
i rs act I,t,a}e1iz1g her place u}.,n tbeI-
ans couch ! o. course, ! :
ca,a= ts'o'iIlI3Nea. The old man YreTt. : :
.ns1 5eole>::s1 af1tt tore his Hair. JiesE+1f5
spG,rai>]@d lis >Its::' tier, and ponred !
tic walls Ut Lis wrath upv3a t51e IN ,,
,,Eat etlll y12>;}h.
: Tie y2Gtth Eook It coo Y--taI. :11l Kiln
indeed, I1:4JIar tie circumstances. - 49, sE. e
Is BIC could get I:e oid..ii:t
Ito. Iiate9a, he tn]s1 1li1a1 :,
lie ueG1 not make such at1lias=:: r,
B 2tsssH:lls ttsanEhter bal & right t.1 q
hare his cuuch, to sleep mills IF:
r'as etc, e, SC" Gnaginos all the e
ottrH f. % ii Il
\ ext morning, bright aud ea11y, +
til: language g2na Ct assIsfingu; *
0TeIi7t, solitary - =Itlorsen1au i, i
light Lave oeen5sezals', : welding lis :,
az towards Bes1rdstoun. It was II
lat girl's father 60 D<3rossiing the !.
Veg at the ferry, l}il1zTietll TO the +
'isrt house, and by the records Of
G county clerk, found tAat the q
orosald young man and woman
ID been Legally joined II nnarr;=: zz ~
re just eighteen months before - o1
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

,G:enrIelnan t. q boy driving; a
dpnkez oaE, Boy now clear ont
d TIC way; ny horse can't bear a
donkey. ~
! Boy--"Can't be, then why don r
he kick filee ORTIZ -
Exit gentleman i'll hurry, ears
polite not reli51ingss vulgar cou7er-
satlon.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

The ordinary rate Of speed Is :
OI a debtor with i shegitE' 1T lis
heels, y miles per ho1@. OF 4 te;l-
pot, 1T al old maids soirc4, Is. Ot
Il bottle, at q convivial meeting, =
OF 4 scandal going the circuit Of s.
small country Town, Is.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

'oosr or AN OK 4 Bull, A Cow
AND ANT, ! ! i =lioRsE. ri, ernmcnt
pa'a foEl1taogr2Il =: & Il4in5 and printing
~ Na; solors a single OK for the Patent
yhco 131 Report, 81 ,57Tt :. for a SINH
Lar service for one >n)I. Slo,5-6: for
q S4H SoV, $500, and fir q horse, ST,
oco; az total :' Tor the four pictures, $780,
z@o. sLhat,s tue way tie money
soes.~--LouisrilIc jonrna]
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05


j.ut SylnpattY*v 'Iv4 ai;o~, :, u@'!:p
Lie ''Iacs> q: Is't .su'' god '.~;:i j.::ho.I
an>! hence tha result.
i'o or r~;td@rs suqpo=e .j4t oj:l1er r:
tbs events itss:; e,tj,s.Is.I ~ could hay,
taken p5acs during The Presidential
etsHtion H.
Now. We say lhal citizens of==t!lIa South
s"on:d n'e~t these liberal proceedings IN
srit;1 Of a Ike :iter,sjjtY. They &ht:u;.!
"a their p@r:, s;o nothing to provoke an'-
'i:'*jtr Or k;nI.e sectional fires. 1'ba9
should tto"n: Iowa. 5ectissl"!5m al hr1n,
and t!4us Strengthen the bends al .pt:i
teej'!l2s which -i,e Constitutional r.iss3
f1Ila North and Nes: ara seeIz;.. T.
GoIt;v<ste. Ia this s}';riJa Constitutions;
Party NAV la framed that will b. ;rr4>
isissDI2, The times c..;,t fer it, and ;ha
peoH!a, Tired q being hu'nhugsed @ats
read : toc it--HufhAu
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

Miss Snoo]1s says SHE will never
marry d widoWer with q family, and
for this reason. She Is down On
second hand children. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

. - - Dean Sviiff. never uttered
s.,1 g. 9etter Or trutr 55ssti II, cit tIit:1n the
ao.l1ITs1lng: aa.lI 1T is with harrow
1vulu h"ln people as with narrow ;secked
"! gostles, the less they have IL them, !,
ny q lt#out..',s ' "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

:. zs~.=se,-sa> ss-*=.ss-s 5
>'H>>Is1::S or II}$Aux II$A ao>.o'3 IT,,
Qt-ENcE.---AA mail on his t~i@l Il
l'lHrder, 4a'~jny Ue.>l tvuI!, Gull
~ TIC .sEl1s4ncaei is sup ,,.s,+3 t. '1u,
3':H sJ7ccesst01 fully j. def. ;p,;c.5 br Il
counsel IN the follow u1y S-:,.:s:~I
which is quite C. coed q ..,@r2n
~? fi1c For'Iict- aries 81 1T. Il "e5
der. Is t12,77zaaj raa~5s;., bv H:,::c.
.INr'9s attempt b. Justify t heir tind
) ing
+ "lIl"u shalt r:,jt KILL" NV,
. you hang ny client, you tran *.cr2s
the col2luAnd IS slick ~ grcoS. Ill.
as I!alslp as = z5opsee: cggg i; i l.. @Ios,,:
taoe. Gent 's:11jea1. 21}r1r7'er i; nun
der, whether cutnln;Ctetf~b by tu-rlvr
+ ] y..Eg11lell or al humble individual
Like my client. Gonrlemon. ! 4
not deny the fact pf my client llav-
ir9klItel Ii 1lalr!! IN + sl,.l 81 fling.
5faI!o1leo, I i o2L may bring tie
prisoner II <<<<55zjiIIy,' flo lun,suI&n
may 10. Iiz antty,. but wi!I +I."t a.
o5'erate yon! 10 such 4 t1..u-. l.:
that case yHH1 will be nlu1>loret>s.-
y Elt2 a5flailss*:5T7c5'11 is preparo>]!'p9 Tie
<@fNAl11, IT, 10. lam npe1l 1>po1
E4ls=zS9 =zS9Eoyv. today Who. in this Tan;l
Of I5leEty :a1>1 light: Gentlenon,
/ EvllE pledge ny word net one Of
you has d lyoWie-l<cr1iitf1s4 y O geatle
lnen, your pockets arc odcritcrous
with 5he fumes of.ciga7scase5 anH
tohaeco. loa can .snlcEe tho to-
81 '9=5cco 3oi titl1do in tI5agoipo Of a !
l1oSsceftal conscience but hang NY
'tLl1ortunate cllu1lf, aI1ti$tIge seat] all !
55sioIs ofren7 oaza viii gall =II=ssss;gll I
-h~ internal priu c5pIes zdf.Esl ..1i-
nal v1scara;@ until the spinal vorte-
oroo ct >Touz' anatomical construc
ion is turned into & railroad tti)r I'll ii =.
55rlI12 and go1y S5oblllse otf <llsszlssasair
"<foIIa1tlen1e7,,. beware of commit
/ .''2s5s.&15aa15@@de 6. r. Beware, I say, Of
l1eddIlng VIII the eternal prero4a-
i've! Genttsnen / ali,;re you, IL
Iie rna15nmittcd ghost If temporary i
ancfity, to Do r. rnurdcrt I adj .
ure you, By ttha=nane Of women,
l1c main spring q, the ticking time
i l77<G:1@ot times theoretical trausngii=
70 % ltes l!l1lrsleett I adiur+: /,
on, by tho loEe YOU have for tire
@scn!cnt-apd continental g,1sto yon
aye t,51 our .pr}1npEtn, tc.zclly tl +
O ,11urs|ol,.!> I aA;llse YOU, by tie !.
! sntr:caa cagle TIM >>:Ilipnztl tie I
zzirer5a| :$5sue cock oii creation,
nj s1o" IS l'o<7sti19 On the mae14t;c :
:Ir:s4srapA Of ti'no::s ilIastriot1s trans {
js::1:ration, to IL no rnurde'! And t
>zt5]', If yen expect t. wear store :
zS.s ts.zSt..ss IS; i you yer expect
e. cloca not TO bark f&sas, on !: i 5-ou Is
t::rz rzexpeob 10 wear .boots Haflezoft
'e free%hH1eso Jh8zIl lfoky AIonn- ,
in b'lft5lo. aud, 70 sun. all, I'll IL :. !.
u ever e:zuactto be anything but t
2a kin IoW7taial1 raseeaeIIfHx braid 8
small ends of. I1oma1itts whit 2
at} down into indistinctib bi!itv, &C
lit u client atldsave your COIN
r. -. t
'L.Ioe= prisoner was acquitted ot T
il fsss95 = - - Il
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

y u! Il ilAEe to lzs2v- the r&*l'v4,-
s)blJ:t5., said mother to u bright
eyed yosl1t9. daughter u o1u' acqo;sia
ta.ee5. & *sl5 tho528Ea5 z.n2115 in Z
Without tic maternal APPRECIATION.
{: expect 70 bear several, MA =
said izanny.
fills is oue oft 'Fetlttice ) r<:s77on-
3ib1Ii1ies. T.
:. The 81 = o3111g Lad who " 81 lost ii
tIaongI2 I2t" has been found. Size was
'Shugygjns Ai;ddea1'>-it looked lIiIk {:
&, man.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

y French writer calls dlvs-
pePsja ? T is she ren1or5e Of guilty stom-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

'sIIe who rises late may troj ajj
day but never overt;1]<a his bust
ness ~ 50 said DR.. Franklin, I
contemporary says: We have
watched those sfssIIlIo,vs who are carly
risers, and as I general thing they
arr the first chaps who g. to the
groceries ot & nlornlng."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

. AjafE, ny love, d y15.t1zz,enl, IN
'ar TIE fexS this >uol1llr15 p
"\o, I'apa,*I never en- 14rI1ora
oer the t:xt,, I've such aJad raenlo=
3.V.' =.
=. '<aHv, Sail her nlot1:<;r; sdi@1 L [
T-ou no&ico ~t1*"1 DIoNu =
'.I|Tss Z u, ;:.11 q fright! She
had.oa55=5|}1f5e7l. last 1z4s&l3s Ibo;lnet, done
lli', dps II tt5sIe<,n silk, abIack lace:
tIsisntiIlos,.I2 BROW 4=ssuitcrs, ;au ilnitza..
tlons t o'i16t11l eetl1sr, ss,=llava br1ccIef-
her Oh eSl:tITasl.a, iln5I such q t5tsro
Oh hay = "
Not 81 b. zlea5, ! ycj1r
Il. {: Ilt3I' III nlDEOv!nc. =zS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

e-y Longfellow says: ''Snnday
is the golden clasp that binds TO-
gether the volume Of tbs week y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

i y+-.5-... ~, ~ - -.
=: 1,zs Won a~n ~, <xT.orr. hnr.~,1,o ~, r,
:.::5,nnt t., show off q s,,;rjta1 al;
s,a] 3;cs,fs, y<lar f5I.;;er,els. oI=a Won
! 1n"Y be made to / ;;zzss t;:,<>.> dist f.,
H., tie horse i a sagacioil> l1I21t..
a:!:3 =, oon ~5}:s;,ov,,r@ tie ar,ac;+c
ot Ills ,.;,:1r.
<.z.... s;,r,7 ~, ,coz<,,,,,,,> To-: -
:;I1 .,.. > f,s7 .,|[. ~, f;,. :>>,%' +
j. i,n:,,ss;'.T:: Z. .:1..1:vr th.. result.
N..v9r ]a,,<.1. . v,.;4r o,<.,, ;;,L-.s
! >. 1s:az+ mil -u.. ri,;h;j;t = :. 1},n
!. ,,o,,,ov |,a. 1...,, ,x,,;f.,l .',;<''>1
..;,,,1z+t. ,r1av r>e,.;,, ~, ,->..,. 90
r. .t:~~ a.o.>I+1', es.,1=9 =; H., zz..,@ra ~
= :.:..=~,,1 ,,,:.r,;,,,..,r ? 57z @'"S
<- :: +i1
~ o'9'' III !, %a!AAIH5 u Fo|u next
ffEifrttft(3r. tftttfTEtF4Iii &c r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-05

AN l1a-1So1s I.ouASc4.~ The Rush
TiIl", Ell:x,(2itjze1, Of last week, con
tains t tl1e79fo flowing specimen Of ILL.,
llUj:s rrrlai1le. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

ys
p.pn~ r.9rupp ~. p.yv

BARON TAsCHER DE LA PAGERIE.
Baron Benjamin de Tascher de Ia Pagerie died, at
the of 81 years, orleans France where he ord
nary resided. The Baron served "A royast volunteer
in 1875 and married the daughter Of Count de Montave
Senator aud Minister OF the First Empire lie was brother
OF Count de Tascher surviving him, who served In
the army before the revolution OF 1882 Senator and
subsequently Peer Of France, and whose daughters
married 20 Marshal Narvaez the Duke Of Valencia and
the Marquis dAvrincour respectively The Tascher IA
mily was divided in the middle OF the fifteenth century
into two branches-that Of Tascher de Pouvray, from
which descended Baron dc scher and that Of Tache dc
Ia Pagere. From this latter descended Baron de Ia
Pagcrie who had Tor only daughter the celebrated Em
press Josephine.
On the 18th inst old man named DAVID DAVIS. 10a
years and 10 months old died at hts late residence In
Cumberland street near Fort Greene, Brooklyn He
born IN October lI5t near Morrsiown. New jersey and
at the age Of twenty two joined the American army
soldier II being found necessary to have teamstcr and
Davis being accustomed 10 horses he was made teamscr
II the regiment which ne belonged and as such served
during the war AZ the close Of the he settled in
East Chester wes'chcster county whore he married and
obtained cmploymcn, in the Navy Yard, where he re-
manned until about lsis when from age he left the Yard.
~ re.s"n 1e'np manequle 70 ms SUPPORT ne was CON-
remaining there some few months he became dsgnstcd
and walked down 20 Brooklyn and applied at the station
house OF the Second district for lodgings His request
was readily granted and the old remained there for
some ten days. Al the end Of that time he provided
with comfortable home by Mr. s n. Burrll in the FAM
" Of Mrs. Smith in Cumberland street Fort Greene
Here the old comfortably provided for until his
death lie died in the full possession Of his faculties aud
had had no sickncss Tor years
Died at Pawtuckct Macs on the 9Th inst Hon MANA
WRIGHT, IN tho Tsth year q his age on the organi
zaon Of the town ~ lowell Mr. Wright chosen chair
~ the Sccctmen, which Office he continued to hold
for ave years He also chosen the FIRST representa-
tive 10 the General Court from the now town which
once he elected three times In 1854 he elected
70 the state Senate from Mddesex county and In 1928
Mayor Of the city ON the organization Of the Lowell
Bank in 1923, Mr. Wright elected ia first president,
and has been continued IN Office ever since.
Ded at the residence ~ her son Peter Arthur in Yer
N Mrs Effzn Arm nj ~ nd
vanccd age Il 107 years months and days Her health
remarkably good NJ 70 the hour Of her death she
ate her dinner al about haast twelve O'Clock and died
at FIVE.
Mr. JAMES sAv.ar the contractor for Gnisbing Bunker
Hill Monument, died 81 lung fever, In souhboro Mass,
on the sth inst, aged 81 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15
MANY.

The St. LOUIS Rept,oan furnishes Of the ad-
ventures q young German actor Of tha, city whose
tm0nGa spcculatons have been rather more numerous
than Is held proper the estimation Of the law. wecopy
a. follows
About twenty one months ago Hochster obtained the
affections q respectable young lady In New York He
married her and they left for Cincinnati There. three
months afterwards the Tcutonc knight OF the sock and
buskin met another, whose black eyes hair and
general beauty and intelligence captivated him. To her
be lad down the Of his heart with all that by
pocrca fervor and devotion which he had learned 20 de-
pct the prosecution u his studies for the stage for
which bis mischevous manners, and particularly those
devish eyes, rendered him SO capable OF course she
surrendered Immediately the day fixed the ceremo
ny was performed and the happy couple started on their
They went 10 Chicago where they remained ENJOYING
each others society and the brcezee OF Lake Michigan
until after last Christmas when The bssfu PAR
ST Louis Here all went well the smooth stream n wed
lock running unobstruced BY the breakers q "tte
mifs," aud unimpeded by the qucksands OF family Jars
theatre and dragged up drowned honor BY the locks
Bot temptation stood 10 his way, dressed in
dmty and hoops. Love making was the special order,
heart and those faksh eyes "a the matter Of additional
conquest. The argument 81 Tombstone, that II is
good, Is better, the rock which he split
lis love making again crowned with success The
young lady who eighteen, pretty, and Of respectable
amy under m, quise Of friendship Tor Hrchs,ers m
VISITED the house and had stolen meetings with the gay
actor. Soon runaway match agreed on, and
ccrfngy HGchster began making the necessary prepare
tons ~ borrow ng small sums from all his friends.
Being thus provided With funds, the candcstine flight
was arranged and duly took place three weeks ago
meahNhhe the new FORK VIE turned mp, and the two
deserted ones took counsel together. Officer 1rucmueler
and another were sent of after the fugtves They
20 indianapolis and there got their track Tie run.
away vent TO Louisville and Huehster accepted an en-.
gsgem ut TO play leading parts IN VOLTS theatre IN that
place iar the purpose q putting money his purse ON
Tbursas morning, while the loving pair engaged
the Of beefs,eak and biscuits they we're arrest
ed Troy arrived yesterday morning, at 4 O'Clock and
some hours the actor taken before Justice Her.
kenwrath where he met by two wives aud txo am
together with the father and brother u oo Of the
formcf.
Tn n nc took 10 louisville be had not married To
braf story close after examination The bga.
required 10 give ~ 200 bail for biz appearance
~ a. criminal Court, which requirement he unable
40 fuu and jail Az the urgent request Of the
unfor anae victims ~ Hgchsters hckle vlany, sup
press Their names FOR the present How many more have
been made subjects Is not known The prisoner yesier.
seemed 10 be deeply penent for the wrongs he has
nncted on respectable parties and expressed an nien-
tsa o sV2a.il.ng suicide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

From the Newburyport Herald, Nov. 10
The fisheries at this port about closed for this
season There but two vesses-the Enchantress
and Eno-abseDt in the hay. There has been Of
Newburyrcrt vessels IN the bay this year and acct
dents, that hear Of, serious 10 health life. We wish
could add that in ell respects the vessels had been
Fortunate but the catch has been small and generally the
business has not been paying. Al the high prices Of
mackere those getting toerable fares have done we'll and
few vessels have made great voyages. On the whole
the results have not been such will lead 10 large
crease Of the feet another year.
In Gloucester, which leads In fishing the business H.
different. They go 10 the banks for habut, in mid
winter while vessels do little tn late the spring;
and they continue the mackcrel fishing ill the blows.
while season closes early. The 1rst Of this week
here a hundred sail OF vessels from Gloucester in
he Bay Of 81 Lawrence. Many Of them going into
he bay when the Newburypot vessels leaving with
small fares In the fisheries, in other business, differ
ent branches locate in different places Here have
Labrador and makere fisheries 10 Gloucester they have
mackcrc and habut; IN Marbehead they limit their ope
ratons to Bank fishing and so each place chcrshcs
peculiar branch
The mackerel fishery carried On by the fishing firms Of
Gloucester now employ 400 vessels and nearly 900