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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-10

Maurice OCoune is Of the four young confined
on charge Of having the 6th OF November last bru
tally committed rape Teresa spitzIn, aged Swiss
woman, and then murdered her, In Dutch lager bier
saloon Greenwich street The accused are all confined
TN separate cells, and discrepancy will be found in
their statements which we give as nearly as possible
exactly they were gwen by the accused 70 our re-
pctter;--
Maurice OConncl says-I went down In the cellar with
The other four boys the D1tchman knew me- and he did
rot The other boys and that why he laid al 10
me: ne dd not knoesug Of the other hc~S; did not
hsve Al vthnc 70 do with the affair: Just aprencd 10
meet these other fellows that nsh dad not have mueh
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

PREMIUM FoRzA Live AFRIess-The re-
opening Of the African slave trade seems to
BE- growing in popular favor I'll this section.
At a meeting Of the Executive Committee
OF the Chatham ami E%n1Ifgtatn ItGa. AgricuI-
tnral Society, held iuo OH city YESTERDAY.
which was atteUded$by aiI5the members Of
the Committee it was unanimously resolved
to otfsra premium of twenty-five dollars for
the best Specimen of a live African imported
Tito the United States within the last twelve
E1ontks-to be exhibited at the ne t meeting
OF the Society. It is though: that d fine
Young prince, a blood relation Of the King Of
D~ahonlev--a passenger onthe late trip OF the
RaRllns-wIll take the money, though the.
honor will be CONTESTED y other as piralts.-
Sagaunas Geo, g7azs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

TlFE sprHITs PRESCRIBE NJ e~ntcfxE.--A little
girl about eight years of age, oaeghter of SIR.
Il, $. Wooder, Of Mt. ~Eiawley, Illinois. died
a few days ago Of hydrophobia, caased by
the bite OF a cat. The Peoria Transcript
describes the terrible sutieriagsa Of the child,
and wsnis up with the following marvellous
statement. y ~
And now comes. the most remarkable in
cident connected with this t1eart-reBding aE-
faia. Sore four hours previous to her death.
and soon after one Of Ter most violent
spasms, she told her mother that she had
been visited BY the spirit of her sister, lthe
family are believers ii Spiritnalis1n,1 who
left this earth for the better land about one
year since, and this sister had informed her
Of certain remedies which, II applied. would
relieve her snf4arings and smooth her pas
sage to the tomb, The remedies were APP
piled as soon as possible, and strange to re-
late, the desired effect was produced. She
vas freed from her eonynlsive hts. was CO.
abled TO breathe easier converse freely with
her parents and friend :, occasInn4Y drinking
a little water, and finally falling into her
last SLEEP, as gentle as an infant zeposing in
her sIunsher.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

Srony or Il Ca r.-Th e Boston MAS :HeF.'
aid tells the. following .
Two years aud g fhaiifage one ct our ctt1zeas,
soobiise friend, she captain Of q ship a VS.
to sail Tor the East Indies, gave aim z 60 io 81
the purpose Of keeping tfeS veteran on5pgaras
in proper subiectIon. Pussy, during fhe r.
teryeriag time, voyaged to Calcutta, ti1eass
TO Liverpool, back to Bombay thence a.
Charleston, Sc, ard 6aaisY 70 Rostorl. n
few days after the arrival Of this ship iI,eas.
port, the former oHnees oftle ct we're sIssi ",
at breakfast, when IN walked TanDy ystl
sane as II she had never been from noInst.
and, after a general review Of the pfenlsss.z
she came and jumped on the 9 shsI aa aEs1
Of the house hold. as bad been he sRanfipTA ID o
Of old. Inc story is q cur5aaas n sseeiid.e sas 81 4
attachment to locality in the anif1aa1..s IT,
singular proof Of its retaatioa Of meg e
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14


JouRSALor A DEFEATED CaNDlpATE-IHurs-
dan --Reeeixed denomination OF an office in
the CITY Councils. Surprised and Indignant.
| demonstrated with committees, Vas told
rnst place myself III the hands Of my friends.
Eventual Y, did So
| FTsidia g.--f Immense pnsteron Il brick pile OPP
posite my house: taf % ne in two foot letters.
Great anguish Oh tie part of my Wifr and
family. who believe thatepery officer d the
city government gs,ust, according to law, be in
dicted and tried al the end OF his term
Friends mset nle in the street; say that there
isa rutlor about town that | am uptor office,
which rurnoF ought to be publicly contrad:c-
ted. Other friends offer 1ronical cu2gratnla
tons, and leave me III doubt whether the Of
| fee is unfit ior me OF | for the Office. Old
gentleman avs he won't believe it, for he
knew my father, and he was q very respee-
table man. 3
STANDARDIZATION on stoop Of my house, with
a big sick and terrier. Bfoadshoaidered,
sIoven'y person, with d aanseinalg eye Came
to advise M to beware of & class OF rut!iats
that SO rouut! election times extorttng money
| from candidates. Offers his services to tend
the polls. Customary, he says, TO pay in ad-
vance. ( refer him to my committee He
| whistles to his dog. Engaged him at II
cash down. We part with expressions Of
rautnal esteem. Going In, iiHd six men
smoking in my parlor. Delegates from a tar
get excursion Customary, they say, for
candidates to give prizes on those orcaSloas.-
Refer them to my COMMITTEE. Captain very
polite: tells me he Will give time to. think
about it. and wal! come oa Sunday wish the
whole guard, 10 let me see what d fpe look
ing set set of fellows they are. Result, $40
for i prize. Epening-Excited person calls
for q subscription Tor a banner. Refer him
70 my committee. Threatens personal xio-
lence and swears awf,Ily. Subscribe for d
banner. Man comes with a.Wpoden leg ::
wants a new one. Three more banner meo,-
CgergFmen for d subscription to a deserving
character. Seventeen men to attend solis.-
More crlpples. Delegation want their fire
engine painted. Man without arms TO post
bills. Woman for subscription for cp1tin.-
Children all crying upstairs. Ny wife in
Mysteries General terror aud cpFtftislon.-
Midnisht-TorehIigtt procession; kettIeirunns;
serenade; make g speech: rotten egg hits
NE ii the eye; general fight ;spanners, brick
bats, Clubs, banners, torches AID lists.
He,tdesdey-Wake up DEFEATED. Tell all
my friends chat | don't care Tor myself, but
feel sorry for the city. Ny wife goes home
to her mother: the eIlildre mare sent whsre.
they cannot be under my influence. No
home, 10 friends, no wife, and 10 saoHey.-N.
F. IFnscs,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14
CoaaurrloS IN HteH pLAoEs.--The follow

/ CoaaurrIoN IN HleH pLAGEs.--Ihe follow
ing significant article appeared n the Wash
ing.on States Of the 81 Instant. Comments
unnecessary, for, II a mere statement OF tha
facts fails to arressthe attention 81 the people
nothing else can. ItNilE beTecollected that
the States is a staunsh Democratic journal:
BLACK Ma11Ia TuE DERaHraENTs.-An-
other correspotldentscotnes sot1eWha To- the
rescue OF the character Of the 7eIsrks III the
matter Of the contributions levied on the de-
partn1ents to distribute the b%uncofnbe speech
es Of u,enlbers ofgongress. This correspond
ent differs with The views expressed by our
correspondent ofsatHftiaY z, and says the clerks
Ire nat compelled to pay the tax. ~E
EompuIsion may not, in express terms be
I,sed-nothln ing so ittaoIiia d coGtfse would be;
but there are 1uInbets of titald men who
probably caunot afford the tax, aa, would not
,,ay it but through fearof being expelled, Or
nnate the oh |}ecto OF unjust conlEaea NJ Il they pfo-
tested against it,
Thus il is that these men are made tributary
to the great stream which buoys 10 the Wen
dell c ique, who sail along IN reckless audeci~
Il, even abusing the very Democratic Sources
which make their strength, Thus it's TINT
These naen are made the instruments Of discpTd
and disruption in the Democratic party, by The
circulation Of speeches calculated to belle one
portion Of the Democracy, and to arouse the
uHthiukijg jealousy and personality OF the
other. o.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

sFe'1oW citizens r SAID a North Carolina
andiiata, i am a Democrat. and ,aas xiever
anything else. There are three topics that
nowagg1tate the State the United STATE Bank
the Iarlfafd she Penitentiasy. IsfaaEl pass
over the first two very briefly. as my senti-
lnents a~sesaaII known. andcone to the peni-
t]entIary, ghyreI SHAH aweN for some ~t,ausi2
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14
CUaIoUs kEvoLpllpxAnY YEnsxg.-

= E-
CUREoUs kEVoLplluSAHY TEEs xs,-
iae fplI.wlrg ingenious ce,ntr,sitioa ap-
peaFedl in q Philadelphia newspaper many
years ago. Who tie author was, we
are unable to ascertain. lis peculiarly
consists IN tha5lnanHer in aI,ieh IL may
be, rer'l viz: slln three different ways-Ist
Let the whole be- read III the order ii.
winch it is written; 2A, Then tilellues
downward on tile 'eEttpf eacI, comma III
rv'fy l'te aud Sd, IN the same n1a,-
nar, oitlle right Of each comma, BI##
t!1e first reading you will observe tllat
the Revolutionary cause is deprecated,
and iauded by The. others:
HarEi llarki tho trumpet sounds, the din Of vars
alarms, --z+ -
Ger seas:afsd solid grounds, doth cali US al to arms:
Nho foFsk4ig George, doth stand. their noaors soon
will Shine.
a:aeis ruin is at hand, who With The E ongress join;
The acts OF Pari anleat. ID them / much delight.
= hateSth IL curse intent, who Enr tie Congress light,
The Tories ns the dav. they are my daily toast.
They soon viii sneak away. who Independence boast,
Who nt1~resistanse hoiis they have my hand and
heart
May they for slaves he sold who act q Whigzish part:
en- a#tstield, Aartn and Bate, may daily blessings
: poEsr.r @z% #s@
Confasioe aad dispute, on Congress q var1uore,
10 North q d British lord, may honora still be done
] Wish asbieck nr csard to General Washington.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

How 4 MeKmos paIEsr FubrtLr.s rs1r
GoLpns<RnLa PRaxs 0 MS ENEMIES.
SAID HeheT Kiulha1l, who is next in power to
Brigham Iouagg-sI love my friends and don't
like nay enemies; but ] follow the Scripture
rule and pray for Them.
This vas said in the presenceo Q Dr. Ftorney
The feW Superintendent Of Ind:au Affairs,
ri co1np}Imented Heter upon his christian
spirit. telling hInl=he was happy u hear that
be prayed ior.hls enemies. Imagine the nor
raroftae good Doctor rig Medicine The In.
dsaas call him when Heber attded-Yes,I
pyxas laas they 1aayaN go to haH! The BiitbIesaYs
+ g tflaff#snises you On oue cheek turn TO TN
the ntfaI also. Welt I'll tura the otnercheek
hutifa man sniHestlas, let him look cut fora
a--Iof a lick hilnasslE. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14
ggrunnAY. AUGUST Il. 1865.

- -ga-| So --~-~~s~~-~~@~~--l~a~-~-@~s-
The health of6our parish is not as good
Is We would like 10 repofsit. No serious
sickness has appeared in our midst, but the
number Of persons--particElarly negroes
down With tfeyers and chilIs il considerable.
Otherwise our parish was never healthier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

I~IIzaLrn Of THE clrr.-Ourlatest accounts
from New Orleans gives rs rather a discour-
asins prospect ofathes health oftfiat city
The yellow fever seems to be on the increase
dad no doubt will in aahorttlme be declared
epidemic. Our planters 81 their oyerseers
would Do well e take warning il ttiia1e, anu
kaYe their negrp cabins. and out houses ( eans-
Cd and purified. A free use Of lime or other
ff;alntectlng q gents about u ards, cutters, sinks,
etc. would tend much p purifying those
x,Iares.s 5$*4 5J# @s+# Nj
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14
70 As the f%avprite coast packet, LAalsraa

10 As the ~favorits coast packet, :1alarks5
Hill, landed at the woodward Just above opr
office last Monday, We sTied . fern oa ne
boiIer-deck we thought We kneWss batflnas#
and distance seemed 10 ha.e#caangedtAee
individual 50 much that We could ut think
possible, SO handsome aud 4 iIggntfed azpersol-
age was our esteemed friend, aapBoasAo
the Sentinel. But it was 50, for u golngpn
board we had the pleasure Of taking hlna " 4
the hand, and the pleasure q seelaggs ht r !
as young ard gay as when III earfsr days5fs
vent e wooing,s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

The ,adu0cafe Of 9th inst, denies the
report that cases Of Yellow Fever have oc-5
cured in Eaten Rouge. We sincerely hope
OUT across he rive friends will escape the
visits Of the yellow monster, and il all at
tention il paid Y, health, his visitsif they
90 cs..ea1 II us III 81 their @terTors.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

~ E'.AsoHo2y OeotseR "a if1ghtful ac-
ctdet;t oceuffed here on Saturday last about
VA o,slock which, We regret to say tern,is.a.
ted fatally, Mfs. Camille WoIsKi, aged IS
yeas, Wlfe,ot Mr W,olski, teacher Of music.
Who aas only been i resident .of ol.r CITY
anone sax weeks, while engage II culinary
5a1iasrs, her dress caught fire from the sfope.
Wltsn ntsfnt t1e unfortunate lady So say ere
Y mat eeata FatSal end to her sunerings
u q few hours afterwards. Mr.. 1T Wasa
native Of Poland, q teaeh her 81 modern ian
sstlasses, and is said to haze been h~istIyas.
conapllshed: She lsit a devoted hhushanf and
two children to mourn her eath.-.adroeats
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14
special Hotioe.

FROM This diste, All legal advertisements
sa4h ~ Sheriff. sases, separation o. nroperty
divorces, notices. of interdietion efs nsHst be
paii for within thirty. days from the first in
aaTatiion thereof. No exception will he made
in f1y case.
All Job Work s,aust be paid for on De.
iyesry. Decen,ber. 9Th. 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

DARING RoBpEnx.--0ne night last week,
tie domicile d, our fEtefd =. ~. BARROW,
Esq was catered by parties unknown, and
tps sum Of Eve hundred dollars extracted
fionl his, drawer. a thousand Or twelve
hundred more dollars were in the drawer at
The same time, which the thief OF thieves
ebeld easily have taken. but II seemed The
II; oaersta sum cf five hundred was sufficient
fYr present purposes. A. it is very probable
The thief was a negro. from the bungtA1g man
Mi il which the theft was. committed; and
tte u1ouey being al il one bank bill ot i've
hundred dollars, we have sou,s hopes the
honey may yet be recovered. zM..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

Ban AcctpEsr-PHtLlp, q fine little boy
sbopt eight yeats tf age, sou Of 81. .AuausrE
Reaz NEE, Of this parish, was killed last TIES
day, by being thrown from = caftSwhich he
shs driving. II ia supposed the mule took
tsIghtandrupo of and the little fellow iastfy-
ing to get gu, was thrown against . stur1p,
with such violence az to survive but three
hours after. A negro man, tbeydriver, was
u the cart at the time, bat escaped unin-
IdIsed, 80
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

sERvAEr-Galisu.-A servant girl in Du-
b''qnet ook Der mistress wedding dress worth
s5oo, and wore it to Il EnW bali. No t!iscov-
cry vas made q this fact until a day or two
since. when the lady opened the trunk con-
tanning the dress, having made up her miad4to
wear It TO a wedding partY#that evening"
mat vas A. r.horEoF,oG asslng out her beau
thu! dress, 70 ind the skirt Of It all bediragsI ID
WITH mud: tae 'front.' ard stained with lager
peer; The breast bearing the impress. Of The
hands Of che amoroas svyiains with nsno,r, tha
eIFl had whirlea through the tllazes Of the.
waltz; and sas lace torn aud soiIed beyond re-:
sdempt1oH!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

A Eooo RgroRr.-Hon. Alexander II.
Stephens, of Georgia. was of1ca running for
Congress with an opponento OF unusually / large
stature. and on The stump ore day the discus
sion became exceedingly warm. Wherenppu
the large man said 70 Stephens, who is small
aid, detleate, Why / could button your
Tears back and swallow you hole, sir ~ To
which rude remark Stephens retortea, "And
It you dill you would then have more brains
IN ycur stomach than you ever had ii your
head !" The laughter which followed efTfec-
toaf1y dissipated the. i'll humor which was
gaining ground 5
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

~ ArrRoasiArn REcErr1oS.-Dn the Sd
ofz snlg the RepahIicanszo As hhttaalbula Lake
and Csauggz. counties Iohio) gave 4 public
reception te Senator Wade and Joshua n.
Giddlnss They found a procession which.
a#use4the language Of the 4 staibtiia ss,atis.ez,
tae Republican organ, was headed by twelve
beat'tiial negro girls, each bearing a hann.r,
representing tEletRsefve States that are true
to frsepion = who also, with their ffags. occ..s
pied tic stand zssts
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

pNrrFas sksr Rsstsk:---TThe ship Oliver
Putnam, witch sailed from Boston, Mass,
last SATURDAY., ior Liverpool, look out 1a5
passenger is ahp lsstyeuty-dv oftssiaon were
panptTs. collected ron the State d ff,ssc.,.as
md returned 70 tbs Old Country. from
vheaee they came.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

CrKE roR CHAayoN.-Tht He fto!loWing rene
~ wease. informed, has been. successfully
. rlliek1 by sua1e5oi our RI aaters, a1slong wlliose
stock Tbs disease has appeared brow the
ANIMAL seal 81 the diseased part t%aorong htIy=
and aIf1E,iF h~affslloFn, nlla1ber six. 1tlrssenf.sle.
salt. sAEaGaafa red Observation-Disclosures
os1e Table spoonful of hartshorr, III i pint ii
whitley, diluted with warm water sE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

#pHoEARLE RESULTS oF a D~1sseTurios.-
Our Democratic friend Of the Albany Patxi5t,
remarks The vi vaIIfiah Republican, is treating
biz readers to 4 series II Particles on the Union
and The proper remedies for aggression. Seine
ot his views are very ltast and worthy Of
being ronaered by his political associates
generally, many Of whom aze4so blind that
they can see no rsTnedY TOR existing evils bat
distinlon, We annex an extract, which is
sensible from beginning to end
Let lis suppose that the Union con!d eds
solved by mutual consent, and a iine shuuld
be agreed upon which would Sc faf ate a North
esu and II Southern coni,aderaey each party
would have parted with half lis power aud
consideration IN the family of nations, and
would have established a foreign poWer~ap-;
on lis borterWhich could com, Ae telY neutral
tze Ito aaco1test witt; distant nations. This
would he#bad enough, but It Woutd be. only
the eer3n1@Ceesxen 1T Of our difficulties.
We sfituld net long be satisfied will. the
f'fst IInPsSpf separation. Tue bond of5 Union
In tba snEAsler eontederacies would he weak k
er than the pfeaent. Diversity Of interest,
@TeatS or supposed wrongs, or The intrigues OF
Ambitious fzlaf,s would soon form new tsisls-5
Ions Which would 90 on until We should re-
peat TIE history. OF other rvl,afbiies-le ever.
IRE caring for OF engaged III desolating wars,
ending in anarchy monarchy, or d military:
desrotisr1l. 3z9g. 49,
Nc Let. Us give this Union a fair triaI.-
Let every power Of the system be cxerteA
for its reservation, Especially let the sew
efal States exert the powers WHICH they re-
served tor the protection of. their rightsjn
the Union,
twill be time enough to abandon the fair
esq fahTac O human government which has
ever oaef. erected when ayeEy power and
every oie effort 70 purify and preserve
tthas been triea y iitfhpne success. :.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

! Eye;'' erro!d said, 8 ate the apple that
she might dresa,7' 7
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

y EaIlous IT. RACES fEaeas occurred one
dayl last Wesk At the Hermitage, upper end
Of our parish between MA; IpoArsos, is11erkk
f. HHkAas, tps4Au 3 o., ard +. N essszrs-
EE1aEp, the6oWner nf d store OF the opposite
side Of False River. Id which Mr.. panaoN
Erssalsea a=seasere EFfoatIa from a bowie knife.
iMsstilifIcn.ty asoseirom a: Misunderstanding
relative to the eohsig { nne ut of some freight
lantied from one ot the coast packets both
stores doing 9 sfsif1,lt,gg anatreeeigirgg blsii ness
for planters. md others ID the hac!!gs=zssatttslle.-
mems. MI. EaapEas 1iesias critical condition,
and cur informant states that his recovery is
Eonewhatsdoubtfni from the nature OF the
awo'nd. The knife entered his abdon,eu.
narrowly escaping the stomach ~nIUNzEs-
AEtadEKsi ~ return, received nothing but list
wounds. The affair created considerable ex-
clten1ent II chat part VI our Haiish, as bot.
parties are respectable citizens. and a ti!l-
Guilty Of that nature was never Anticipated
M1szgsfEiME Immediately made an ataida-
sAt before G~aAs.5sMfrtt, Esq, /. T. changing
PApspa with an assault with intent 10 kill.
White Dir BeApy made a counter charge
against NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The full p~articu-
lars VIII he stieitsa upon The examination be-
fore Juiigge SMITH.
@ && Observation-Disclosures INA A@ @E& @4&33 HE@ %%F5T &@& %
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

eAae M#AE1tss P~EEsKsrEp 81 Hoor
eklFrsTh Roekirggha am, {{viirsni Regis
tef as tasta pta9ieetedcanap meeting IN that
county was indefinitely postponed II conse-
qaenes q the immense ypansion OF hoops.
4 considerable enlargement Of the CAMP
would be necessary to accouls1olate the La
dies and considering the expense, and the
shortaess Of the time to make necessary ar
rzf1gets,ss ts lsaaaKas concluded u indefinitely
postpoaeIh leg see, ladies, what you
nave Gene Pr yyoaTex nsasastYe systemt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

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JouRSAIo OF A DEFEATED CaNDrpATE+-IHaas-
dan --Reeeixed denomination Of an otiice in
the CITY Councils, Surprised and Judgment.
demonstrated with committees. Was told {
tnnst place myself in the haEds Of my friends.
Eventually, did So No."