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@taotS. IS bemifer BON morhlonh

SfaatSs henltter bon Mtarnlonb. sell
~ SebeF3um 8ertauf aussebptene 2abune 1T reselntdstsS Spn
Dr: Sanaes 9tsetns mnb Gbarles Brfea t~auaIsiirt unO wt,b
SnSea MIR bisiss q an alta a5te unb s eu III II n bete
Dam8emttte1 ben, Ser. ct. Iferbcner fur has Sabr
1853 pprfubrea,. entbalten MIR unS daer wetil6uf9en Bener.
fun gen, bd er ben benz gDertpe Der mite d m efe II 4 u re
behanbe Item & NOD m Spafpntnten nuterrt6tet IN, nell
DIE ben bpppelt.p bDSpbprfauren 8dlt Itefern un60 a u fG6S,
Pbare S@wefelfdu-e e~rSelsn, ben teleatlt6en unb
npt6nenbtgen NabranBsfOH fir 9Fansem, 1iott a4fi4rI +.
Da nnan9erlet Dr1parate unter benz Ntdnten vSuper.ptpss
pbDret benz @ublifum %an8ebCIen trerben, 70 taben MIR fOwObl
su unfrer etsnen StGerfe1un8, fUwie au berienteen es Ader.
baues I'M @lssmetnen, Bic sGnse mtFenf6afllid 8ebanbIunp
gSn 8b co 4 Rper t. PbOs9prianrem 8alt ben
ausgebDtene Qaoans lrotrb3 BON ibnen regelmGbie ierlebt unb
benz @ublitum barber 8ert6t e%rfattet, mas unferer Otetnune
mad fir fdnmtitbe Nterbauer cine sep6rt9e 8ortdtSmd re-
gel IT, UNI fe nor pent NnfOrdngsn !fO gieler fest i'm Wlarttt
ansebOtener p~erfdlfhtcr Nrfttet NGer ju ftelen. IN.
9 a m ptlete nit elmer senausn @usetnanberfeBun
sereben, perfen BET Anmebuns S~srabfplst ODER bar9 bic 9pf
eefennet. -..9 n ~ ~
Ser fapet.pbD s~pbDr1aure aaGf Utrb tn Safer unb Side
Yrets S45 fir Ste Epnne BON 1000 Yfb. GU
10 gbsrssHe :is11Au b. M. Rhodes &c o.,
% Gp9,3mtlSJ n4 $50. l4t, gBsf Y~rattaraBe, Baltimore.
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Sptpefe = 1T mad feinem alien phase, So. 131 Garp1te
a afstr y gf m sDa 3 N f., saradsstsbrt. Gr tt stn ldsrs
2etratbs ansslesensetten. @r fam ale Dtnee pp:aus faeen.
e.sias, Gesr SOles; fur 5Ol&t, bic tn Geabr fnb D6sr l1aaar
nEeptalt9tetten pdbent er tam A1en beIfen; bic cine rt9t8r
ansabe SOn tbren 2~ebenssOrfO muniTen iabraus, iabrefn at
Rauen tial9sa. SDl&e baben ibr Nlter senau ~ansu8ebeu
eef etnjatenoen. c@6enfO iptrb er Wfe0t3tn l%praftttren unn
6aren pom allen ~npfertSfen 8ranfbetten an MenfHen une
Step MAIDEN. 1Aae Oiettmtsen, erpefbe felt Hanger 3ett. franz
rno nno Mot eeiuno tperben fSanen, unbefdnuter urladent
Ssf austunft se6ea unS fe psiIen. w.. SNnsO 3s3s1
Motp wtro fur. Nrn1e peer 6rlnie gratis ertbetIt. eUiQi
8t6tngunsen fur Damea IS Gts., fir 5erren so Cts.
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bet werben, -welGc behm Setreten 6tS BITE Neierpptrs unorben.
ben @tanbtefbss Der Staot, pber bet'nt BaDen, 8if6en d. 1. n.
tn ben. @erahern 9ertappt perben. Dte Ypltaef Bat befOnbes
Snfru ttt0nen, aHe berarttse le6ertrestr gu ~Derbaften.
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)nNEysA SIntfrtrtes Nracbtwert.
M&T4W Sneem iStr ns auts Reue ben getfoa b :
wae&REW hsutiaen 9ublttums In Nnerlfa an srmsrssn
aGnea, ertanoen wtr uns auf eRe meme EQUALIZATION nnSereS
@erlags aufmertiat gu ma&ea. = gDtr peranfaitsnsn Elm
neue Yra@ tduSgabe BON
Nesid'S umri1e gu SdiQer unb @Stbe
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S&ilerS n2ieo bon Der @lofe." .geoo,,s in,
Sod" Der &f init benz Draden.~ Sri.
oelIn, pber Der @ans mad benz @tlenbamn,egr.s
unb ,@Stbe's Tauit. in 119 enbirten 8lSttern
nit erfldrenoem Terte in beutiuer unD enoiis
der Spra9e. Die @ebidte fino in ben beifen
rcrbanpenen en9liiden lleberiebunqen.
Wappen; YretS $l2. oA'mat
&le8dnte @tnbdnee NIT @pIbi6nttt tn Worpeer chs~ o.,t
leoer tu standardization @reifen. 1870 '"' "1'U'
Wes q 8 berubmte s. ufratipue en- Hrh ,mS-
nsawetle peutlger STUNT, tte nur bic Xtefe besh eutl6,n O..
mu.pea pc 1gatt tttn an6eres Bolt lam elm q nIimsS gsssr,
y MeIEef2aft ~aus8etubrt aufpeifea. Our6 be Gmnios ~.
ma1p'tYs Gntpaaung unb Iufa0una bebt Oekfm bSfs q gSggn
ua9en ~ 1.llI1alE1t S"ST"' c""R cefonoers Oct
Der Setfau, ben Bite R eb d . ,fden q rI,a..
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gta@.aaSSaoe ntt Dem eneltf9en Gerte permebrt. 'ssn g Ser
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Ote oeutl9e Vndbanblung BON gBrn. Noppe
800 BrcaDmab JtepsNprf
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2eteoef0ertaRfern etnen angemedenen Rabatt au oeitoit.us'
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Weotn99n9enu
Der td9It&e Baltimore ..Wedet" TerFHeint
ieben Nlrr5en (mit' MuSn0bme bes @~pnntd9s) uMb
tpFet z Cents per QDp&e, an bic Erdeer 3ablb0r.
Der .gDeder" pirb e~benf0ns In WafEtnstpn unb
Wteeltne tGsIt@ bur& GrGeer ben AbOnnsnten
tins 5auS beICr8t.
Durh Ste pot S~tr1enhet trfet bet tdaIt&e ugDeder"
$3. so Der Satr, tn umbrbtneter 0pr6mStc.
SabIunG.
a. Das ID UdenbIat bes Baltimore Weder
srfaetnt ieSen Brettae unb tVfet tGbrIt& So tn unbe-
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Terms.

Terms.
The daily BALTIMORE WEKCER il publish
every morning Except Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at CTS. per week.
The WICKER is. also delivered in the Cities Of
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for MailSubscribers of the daily WICKER
$3. 80 in advance.
4y- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER is pubIis-
months in advance. APeh"
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable term.
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Strait stnes NfeS Der @eneral- &Gembl9 bes'' Stdates Matu.
ldno ySantrt IN Ter Sanuar.S ibune 1858 GGp.253, bendnnt
Hstn aI far @rmttteluns Der Neinuns bS gplfes pber BITE
SmeaEtaBt8tett Npsr Sernfur8 elmer @cncenttDn i'm etne neue
Spnitttuttpn nne 1gprm Der IResterune biefes Staates su emit.
merfen' nno iur Yeranfaltuns Der 26abl ron Ddeeaten fir
selasts SeaSe 4ttSn'.1 a@ r tSt Ittb Pter NIT gese-
. en- GaenI le9nlen unb b~ertdtieten 9Dablern tn ben Derl6te4
penet 2Sa"os Der Stabt Baltimore, boB cine QDdbI ~ateehalten
wtro an pen Gerl3teoenen SttmmpldBen Der 2Dar6s an d M
pterten Mtttwp d. .bes. Mpnats. so a t 1858 (~peldes
an benz 49,, betngtet MOnats5 tf) in 8etref Der 5rase fur
etae eonOerttpn, UNI cine neue @pnfttutipn unb TDrnr Der 9e4
etsruns Az entwerfen, unp fp1 babel tn 5anbf6rifr p6er AZ.
6ruft aHt ben Stimnn3stteIn, lhel6e a~bBeaeten pstben, Bic
9Dprte beniertt tetn. ~ Convention" ,pber t,fNsatn9R a Gpn-
penhOn'I Die SttnmfGfen fonen pGbrenb bS pbengenann.
ten cages seDfnse blstbettbUn9 49, ubr Mtoteenss BIS 8 ubr gta&-
mtttaes, ws p0r8slSrieben pom @eleB. - .<C,r ~
M@ttt 2"G1h 15Ial& 8 D onta 6 rea m r.,D01
Wtat5<26 .GaHf{bS bertf Der Stabt Baltimore
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Ser BITE tdufm6nntfGen Q8tfenfAaften unt baS 5dntels.
fad pratttl& unb tbeDrettl@ erlernen wtl, iOate bteft Mnhdlt
beIu&en, no BITE 166nRen unb 3rsfmdBisfen 8enntnife ner.
Fanttlif&er &rt e~sletrtunS ti&ttse EGuReute eebtlbet werben.
unterrt9fsktnthetlune g: 8uAfIbrun8 NIT bop
setter Re6nuus, mad benz nasenbrtneen6fen 6sfent. y5an-
beIsre6t: @Srlefunsen 9ber GDntratts, GDmpasnteeeta6f
nifdes NeGnuasspefen. Nae ~mSeltGeR Nrten . IN SdneG'
redneu, galculdtiOnen te.-Dte Ebetlnebnter rerbsn ntdt muir
sum f6nelea SReGnen beranSebilbet, fcnbern fe lanen aud
Bic STUNT, mntbemattfGe @runofdBe sn tOmmer3ieqen 8weden
nasltb an3upeneen.-S d retb etun 4 Der 86etins rtrb
aetsia in biefer Runt eeIbt, UNI i1 cine f66ne laufmdnntf&e
6anbf6rtft ansueisneh. @ine %SpqtGabiee tGufmdnntf&e Bib
tptbet febt tebena Mbpnenten 3Hr feten Werta9ua9. srsast.
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9 Is. -. 95iesmcr,

NY QN4 6. -. 24Stesncr, 5H1..
IS ou8ff6 retner unb Gdrpenter,
dur SIS III gr. 2S9 5aupperfr, nabe 9enrtettefr. 43l
trhpFebGt It'd benz Yablttunt fur nue tn tein Sad f~3laeenben
erdraturen, unb perfpri6t BET btatsen Yretfen nnb tn tarss-
~AquerPafte ~HR fpltbe MrRstft Sei4f12H'te
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G;rpcerie un6 Qialtprsgtpre

@fe bon Canal .unD Sefferirnitr.
= Der l1nterset6nete n,adt bierntt befannt, b6 er an Dbts en-,
Ylase tstn 1ef6aft er5fnet bat unb ale Sorten @rocerte, fp-
Tte aud auseeSst6nete beutiae YrObntte, ais Grb IN,
H8fsn Yretftn Dertauft.
CSanuar51 Sabrl 6. GnuIetn.-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07
Our COAST PAcKETs.-The popularity OF

Our COAST PAcKETs.-The popularity OF
our coast. packets Is too veil and widely
known to require any thlng Aks5pra1ke ifo'n
ss. In point of business accommodations,
careful and polite officers, pnnetualIty OF ttHle'
and a general desire to please all who favor
them. with business, they have no suneTtofs,
he business Of this Tine i9creasinsssp last:
the Company have determined to construct
. fine boat, excIus. geIy for freight, aud is no"
building. She is to BE- named erase Ietc,
and will be here in time fcr fFeishttns season.
From the Louisville Courier, we learn that
the Company have just Completed a contract
with the renowned builders D. J. Howard
OF Jacksonville, for a splendid new packet
steamer. This steamer is intended exclusive
ly fol passengers and transportation OF the
mails. Capt. J. A. Cotton, President Of the
Company, who will soperintend her con-
stulction, designs her for one OF the fastest
steamers a1oat. She hasn't been named yet,
bnt Of course will have d fast nan1e: as she
will walk the waters ikea th}ug Of liie.'
The extreme length will be 2oQteet, and faer
cabin will be the finest On the Western waters,
The boilers, OF which there are {, are to be
50 ieet long an4 80 inches III diameter, lie
cylinders will be q inches iii diameter by s
feet stroke. THESE ~;tI 1e~ built by Lent
South s. Saipnan THIS boat " Ill BIZ a model
boat, aid as we have mentioned, aeat az the
h4ettst.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

i FINE SusAa CANE--Ccl.. Cannon lately
brought to oar office a sugar cane having eight
joints, well cotored, 1t came from tIse plan
tatlon Of Ar, Dominique Coco, on Bayou des
GLASSES, near Morsaupilie. Who can Dc bet
teFataafthis s-=Gentrat orgazay 2sthh zst. %&>
We can. Cane with eight well colored
POINTS were ammo IN our parish several
weeks ago. What would The Organ think,
twelve fully colored joints, not once but q
dozen 4 &c rent times til jsseasoni in our parish 2
When our Railroad isin operation, running
through Asoyelies, We can personally discuss
thseI!ttIe matters daily.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

~'E ~"-~ +~r W@-A@EGA&Mfrw~-r
The PuaL'o Palsr1xe p1usnr,
inclined, says The psteFbuSg val Ewsais,a.
seT' % tang the public printing and IL d.
)ooeF7' At tbs time, tie 6Ithiest Of III a..
a1s4a's stab es ahous Washington. -
been repeatedly asserted, without cpntr,dis
ton, that Harris, ths <sssnate printer IL
steaaanan: TIT House giinter, have sofa ~
TOR round sums in money, the;;s CONTRACTS !
Wendell, the very nan that these h,d;s,
refused, at The beginning Of the late sess;,,
% l''foss longer win their work. Ii TIC
statement is true, Congress Should protsc,
itself from baing thus tgiaea with, by rsvok.
lag lis CONTRACTS with Harris ana staaan.n*
and s~lectlne men to I'll their places u 1
may be- relied On to execute their aadsrssk.
ing.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

coRs sTALh-Msjor Woods: sent stalk
*oeont office this morning, bearing i've large
ears OF corn it Ia put into the barn for i'm
~n,e.liate use, II was grown on MIR. Pipes
plantation, at Bayou Crosse Tete. 1t is hard
70 heat West Baton Rouge 10 the corn line
.Adoocate 9th inst.
Ills rather hard to beat Us in anything.-
Why, bTsua, we can SO 10 the second rlanta-
lion above our office, and get a cart Isad 81
stalks with from seven to ten ears apon them
Another taiag, Mr.. &, MIR PIPES, piantatlo,
is not Oh bayou Crosse Tete, ard Bayos,
Crosse Iete is net IN West Baton Rouge. Do
yen mind thatz &c. e.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

; 0uh RAILEcAp.-~We were pleased 10 see
that our cotem p~oraries q. Opelotssas, the Pa
trtot and Courier, published our little Rail-
road: article q July 18th, and their kind no
tees Of the same. The Patriot says "s!1ould
the deter niination be to leln the Road direct
from its present terminus to Alexandra, then
spch- Road would be o. but little advantage
to Us, and would not meet with much en-
courageD1ent fro Il, our parish" Now whet2-
ar the Road terminates atthe AsehafalaYa or
is continued 10 Alexandria, cannot possibly
make any difference to our St Landry friends.
Our objectis to connect, both with A}exan-
drln and opelousas, and while the main tfan.
may be carried beyond the Atehaaaiaya. a
branch could easily be made to Opelousas.-
f'he people of OpeIousas desire Il rstrll and
rheap conveyance to q shipping point, acces~
slble at all seasons OF the Year, and this We
can giae them on|*onF Road. aIlfhat we
ask is a liberal subscription, which from the
remarks Of the Fatriot, we are 4atitfled they
will give, and we can take oul Road to their
doors in . very short time.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

Quick FsFlHG.-It"as a saying Of the ceIe-
brated artillery officer. Major RingEo!d, that
if The men were perfect in every post, d gun
could he fired seven times d ui1ute. but this
time has never beeu averaged in the array
that we k~noH~of. On Thursday of1ast week,
the Washington Artillery were firing fifteen
minute guns during the day in n1rn1ory Of
General QuiiHian, and at sundown thirteen
auns@haA to be given, that being The number
ttue to his rank as GeteraI. These ieeye fired
froas one pfeee IL one minute and ft4-jour ser
osbts! The quickest time we have heard Of.
il Eol OF record. The p.ege was ore OF the
Cnlted Mates gf,ts IN possession oil the Ar
tIjieryy and was manned as follows: Sergeant
Mcpherson, acting gunner: Armorer Kelly;
No. I Private Aiaoe, No 2; Sergeant Bruce,
N 8, a!al Private Simpson. Nos4a Such re-
suits as this, III Lafayette square. show what
the Artillery could do on a battle field
Why II sepns to AS. an enaeny's force could
never charge them qaick'y enough TO take a
gun Suppose a stoFsnlpg party were aayag.
eing upon them and could reach their position
ina three minutes run would many be. left
after twenty }ounds OF grape IaA 2swea5 The
enemy,s cotumns2 The perfection # nrac-
tice reached BY this eorrs is really cntnnoen-
dab}a, and may at some future period prove
highly sefrieeahle to otr country:-M @.
Iirenzea's .4duocQts.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

YELLOW FEVER IN Nav O~K1EAss.-For
the week ending Oh Mon'aY last, the ieaths
III New Orleans from Yellow Fever, an1eunt-
I'd tc seventy. That some few eases pre-
vailed in the city sre were certain, but had
90 idea the returns would sho" SO large an
amount. Much can be doae BY the city au-
thorities to, pre.srtaita assuming an epidemi =
1al character, As we In the country are BY
NJ means free from il. it would be wsll for
eII to pay the utmost regard to hea!ta.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07
The TjGu.r TALa.--I|1e Central 0TgGn, {

The RIGHr TALz,-Itne Central Orga4s, y
AvoyeIies, in i late nun4ber showing up d
great bius1Aer committed BY OFT last Legis-
lature. resulting 10 doubt iIon the most will
fni caEeiessness, concludes its very able. aEti-
Gle with the following pertinent remarks:
Who shall we blame rr this2 Shall it be
the legislators themselves or the people who
sent them 10 Baton Rouge? We must say
that we are inclined 10 blame them both -
As high an opinion as we aaye,of the PEG
pie. firmly believing that with them lie the
safety nt orr republican Institutions, we can
not look upon them as being bIameisss in
this matter. Too long have they remained
Indifferent about the political affairs Of the
State. Too long have they been iukeWartn.
Il is. now time ioI them to take the suhssct
in hand to do away with Ehe thousand and
Ole political ~Wlre-woTkeTs and wire pa!Eers
that are noW in plaees they do not deserve,
and have IN their stead, uea goosl and true :
men who will drink less ana gamble less
than fhe present members, bat who, per con-
tn, Will devote more Of their tIt:1e UPWARDS
the discharge OF their duties. Let this be
done, and We will have no longer to chr0nl-
Gle existence Of such legislative bl&ndeFs!
That's the right talk. Let the press score
the people CT *aeis representatives whenever
it is deserved, and without respect to poll
tics, and we think in tbs course Of time We
could secure the services Of men ia our Lagis-
tature who would devote more time and at
%tention to their duties than at the caed~table
and whisky shops.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

AMUSING AnHcDnT..-Uaaaiel Nehstertlad
an anecdote Of old Father 34sfl, the minis
ter oi bis bnyhood. which Is TOO good ID ia
lost, TWAS customary then TO wear buck.
sS'n breec''es IN cool WEATHER Dne.sui14ay
morning III the autumn, Father searIbfousht
EIs oSaeches down tTotn me garrett, but ths
wasps hud taken possession during the sum.
mer, AID were having mice time oi il il
Them BY dict OF atforts@h he got out the n.
~frutsers and dressed lor meeting. But While
reading the Scriptures. 10 the congregation.
he lett a dagger itom one of tha annaged.
sn1af!-wassted fellows. aut Jumped around
the pnin't, sEappiBs his. thighs. BIT the
more he Slapped and ltaeed the mere they.
stung. Tha people though hin. crazy, b,ai
ne ezp!a'aedatte matter by saying Brth-
rem, don I Dr. e!arHfed j; The uofd Of thssIofdi Il
my 0aoath, but fhc dsuA Is II nj 6lfefchssst.'-
Webster always told il With great glee Ia
TIE ministers.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

HIGuLy INGENIOUS AND Arr,-EorE5ATE
The Detroit Boaad Of Education, who must
be a little waggishIy inclined, have adopted
as a devica for the seal Of that body q hand
Yotnker across her lap. The left hand is
uplifted, having a stout Ieath-rn strap in tie
act OF descending upon the yonnker atore-
said, whose mouth is wide open, from which
issues the motto Of zeal, ''stsike, but hear
mel
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

g. Our n!o1s" young friend, Due G..
S}osTAH, was e~isetst, last Saturday, Alder
man Of the seeoad Ward, Baton Range, IN
place CT I 4 peckErr, vho SINE line
since came to the scoftc!Gsion that his hsai,,k
was drea'If4!ly in paired, and TRAVELLING MN
nee essary to racapeEate the sarla@ Dv,s}s.
majority over his com petitor was ST. Cosa
for " Young Baton Ro1gem
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

THE RfvER. TAL1gHG.~-Many are III: long
drawn signs Of Satisfaction. by our planters,
as they watch their perpetual enemy, the
river. subs'ding Quietly into hjs limits A.
aae fall continues daily, We may now with
every assurance say the da1gerof cEevasses
is over Coast people may look cut for caves,
the banks and leYees being SO saturated with
water, that the rapid subsidenee Of the rive:
will not allow them to dry properly. and
form 4 durable e~psi.ankment.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

How raE SLAVE IEAnE is MAsAcEDsoa
TEE GUINEA CoAsr.-A Correspondent d. the
Boston Journal, who says he knows all abous
the business, writes Concerning tie slave
trade On 5he ConsoArlyef:
It is a well-kl.nwEI fact. that most Of the
siaveeships Whief, v'siz the river, are sent
lom New York and New Orleans. a II they
have ii do Wsea they aaiye On the Atriiraa
~coast,is to kesFsa good lookout tor The Eng
!ish steam cruisers, 1t " ii3ea onesor more
are almost always abQs,t ttle Gsolgp ElseT.--
IueT are not afraid Of the AztlteEs: an ff5ef-eI-
war, which Wall not trouble Them. But they
are careful 10. to be boarded s. m English
stean1eH, as they are very stsist ii q erhaaI-s
ing tt,e'shlp's papers. 1,hey watch ttsearop.
portunity and ron Into Congo ver.ifonta
in, the shaver need NOT Eear. here IRE n!efE-
ty If greeks. 7Mata deep water, i~Htosane Of
which be- runs, andsent.s tlosys his topgaIiats
royal ~sylast&. THE lofss grass and bushes catsa-
nletety hide tie vessel lronl: Q aseFsratlots
Here he can lie aaei take III his=slayes.-
He has agents all around to lei hlrl know
when there is a good chance to f,ake saIla n
leave the river. If caught he losts his YES
sci, and he and his .creH are put ashore +.
out at SEA, at the first Iantl they .tlake--that
is, il they are caugiItby th. English Trey
senetaliY~ segn the vessel to Sierra LeoHss
where she Is condemned ard broken W and
the Slaves are sent to dIEefpnh paftsof me
coast aud made soldiers Of, to pay tor setting
them 1t M,ertys .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07
AN ANCIENT Fec The New TTTasfle. tpa !

AN ANCIENT Eco The New Castle, PA
Item, learns OF :unlmp-achabie authority
that some men, recently sinking a well! in
PLAN Grove township, Laurence county,
found q hens egg firmly embedded III the
sand 80 feet below the surface, III good con-
sdA'lo'. 1T was broken and appeared fresh.
but spoiled in a few minutes. elite, being ex-
posed 10 The air.o @@
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

70 MIC. EDWARDs, a lawyer Of New
orleans, was found dead in his bed on Mon-
day last, His death was produced from in
ternal hemorbase. His remains we're escorted
to the grave BY . large crowd Of friends.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

F4rAA DGlSs.se .Hzrcu--Irthe Lancaster
(pa.sf Inland Daily Times says that M.
Isaac Bear, Of WARWICK township, III that
coanty, and ore CARRIER. d:aak seven gallons
Of whisky in tt fifteen days. ~han Bear d1ed
q mania a E7otu, leaving CARRIER muster Il
the EaIL " %&% So !.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

SU'otoEs-Aa Irissman rejoicing ii. to-
oognonaen OF JoHs O,H2av, shuIf1ed I'll his
name and n'orta: coil IN the Jail u Baton
Rouge IN Monday, where h. was confined
toE lis too ardent. davotions al the shrine Of.
baech"s' Insanity produced by u bust head,
is supposed 10 nave been tbs Gauss.