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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

WHAT THE UNITED STATES ARE WoRTH.-The
national wealth of the United States, as an es-
tate, may be thus stated:
Value Of farms and cultivated
soil, $1,000, OO0, 900
Horses. cattle, sheep, 1000, 900 900
Agricultural implements, 5OO,OOO,OOO
Mines. 1850, 900 900
Dwelling Houses, $500, OOO, 900
Railroads and canals, 1000, 900
Factories, mills and machine
shops, 4OO.0OO,OoO
Commercial marine, 100000, 900
Agricultural produce, domestic
manufactures, and foreign
goods, 1000. OOO,O 900
Gold and silver coin and bullion, 3OO,OOO,OOO
Public lands, ships Of war, forti-
fcations, navy yards, pubic
buildings, etc, 4,OOO.0OOOOO
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04
Miis;,te,,ua'rrls,op1us..
HARD TINES COLE AGAIN no MORE.

Lei n panso IN mes $50 count IL many teAIsJ
While all sup sonnw with the poor;
There's a song tha, viii assf forever in our ssrs-
Oh! Hard Times, cone again no mors. ID
CHORUS. rs--r-r.f
tbs the song, the sigbef De weary
Hard Times, Hard Times, come again no more:
Many days you have fingered around my cabin door;
Oh! Hard Times, come again no more.
.
While we seek mih and beauty and music sbt and gay
There are fail forms fainting at the door:
Though their voices SILENT their pleading looks will say
Oh! Hard Times, come again
CHoRUs-Tis the song, the sigh Of the weary, &c.
There's pale dropping maiden, who toll. her life sway
With a heart, whose better days are DER:
Though her voice would be merry Ills signing all the day
oh! Hard Times, come again mere.
CHoRUs.-'Tis the songsihe sigh Of the weary, &c.
Tis Sigh that is wafted across the irOubled wave
'Tis wall that is heard upon the shore;
Tis drge that is murmured around the lonely grave
Oh! Hard Times, come again more.
CHoRUs.-'Tis the song, the sigh ofthe weary. &c.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

A BoY MuRDERED FoR Hrs Boors-At ADORE
tum, near Nottingham, England, while some
boys were engaged in play, a man having the
appearance of Gypsy, went up to them and Of
fered ten shillings to be shown his way to Bash
ford. A lad named Atkinson, about eight Sears
of age, accepted the Offer, and went with the
man, and did not return to his home. The next
evening, as the same children were playing in
the forest, they discovered the dead body Of
Atkinson. Upon examination Of the body, Il
was found that, from marks of compression on
the neck, and the appearance Of the mouth and
nostrils, the boy had been strangled. There
we're also marks Of violence on one side Of the
body, as though he had been knelt upon. The
lads boots had been taken OF his feet, and IL
appears for this paltry purpose the murder had
been committed, and the fellows offering the
boy ten shillings. was merely to deeoy him to
lonely spot for the purpose Of committing
robbery. Two men have been arrested for the
murder, but doubts are expressed as To their
being the guilty party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS, THURSDAY, MARCH A, 1858

Iy twenty-five or thirty years of age, plainly
dressed, engaged in knitting stocking. Our
friend bowed, and inquired for Mrs. Richards.
"She is not in, but IS expected presently; will
you be seated?' r r, .-.....
There was an ease and quietness, and an air
Of self-command about this person, which to
Copeland seemed peculiar. = felt at ease at
once, (yOu always do with such peOple,) made
some commonplace remark, which was Imme
diately responded to; then another-and soon
the conversation grew so interesting that Mrs.
Richards was nearly forgotten. Her absence
was strangely protracted, but at length she made
her appearance. The document was presented.
A glance at the outside.
"Mr. Copeland" Charles bowed.
"Miss Peyton." The young lady bowed. and
thus they were introduced. There was no par.
ticular reason for remaining longer, and our
friend took his departure.
That night Annie said to Mr.. B., "I like his
appearance, father
"F0rward, march," said old Paul, and he
looked at his daughter with vast satisfaction.
"The old mans as swate tonight as a new
potato" said James to the cook.
The next day Charles came very near wri
ting several times, "To Miss Peyton Dr." as
he was making out some bills of merchandise
sold.
delivered the papers last EVENING""
Copeland bowed.
Mrs. Richards is an old friend-humble in
her weight in gold any day-have her myself if
could.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-03-04

STRANGELY FAxILIARs-Mr. John Davis, Of
Slaughter Neck, Delaware, has twin daughters,
Eve years old, that can not be told apart By
strangers, and The nearest neishbOrs. who see
them daily, are Dot able to distinguish onefrom
the other. Even their own father, meeting one
Of them alone, can scarcely tell whether il IL
Sarah or Mary, without asking the child it
name! A gentleman recently had the children
brought before him, placed side By side, when
he scanned every feature, determined, II posi-
bic, 10 show the friends present that they could
be distinguished. They we're thenremoVed from
the room for a short time only, and on their re-
tur- he was completely foiled, and could Only
guess. A lady relative Of the family, near
neighbor and frequent visitor, declared that she
could not learn to tell one from the other, though
she labored constantly 70 do 50. The only meth
cd o: determining with certainty which y which.
Is BY a small mark on the ear Of one Of thens
that Is only visible on close inspection.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

Tno 11sT AND OHnAGno9
HORSE AND CATTLE uRD0ClyU
N TEE WORLD.

n TIE WORLD.
Sl0on,s Oinsmens 80 CenA1e0eo Hovoees
Pr Psrjv. M5jdsAs, Cbssatm1v - 1Aereuro.
nsss, SL0Au'0 OinTnsnT eDods, en1 q raoelnp -.
persedine oil other Oiotments - 1oamGn6 -
10 use Tor the following diseeoeo:
sresh wounds, gals Of al kinds, spgaino bruisfp
erseesS Reels rtlgbo0e wfn6gDlla, yols evN esIl1i
spevtns, sweeney. nstula silfmes slso1ns J6moness
and cracks. foundered fret, esSoscaso ~ gpeesa
mango. and hcrn distcDpN,
uo PoWDEn viii remove o1l tD0aODoatoo -
fever purity the bsod loosen ne sAsn, sSsssas SHs
water, and Strengthen every psrs Of IN bsdy; e.
- - proved : sovsrcisn remedy for the Dhllowlng
Df.tempsr. hide bound loss OF svpesite. ,svsra
strains, yellow water, inaemmsston Of the ey-s ~
!isue from hard eSeycs, aiso sheun Neinu. Oennoa-
" called SIN complaint. vbkh proves Is fasnl q
many valuable hor~es In this q. unsYy II n aleo :
ssfc and certain remsty for Coughs onA Os1de
which generate 90 many diseases.
ORIGINAL PYopriesev.
the Hiohmsnd Honse Chicsgp. liiinoi., asd sola b.
nss.iy every town In al the Western etateo
All Wholesale bragg is cell the medicine a. e0Y
regular Wholesale prices.
FOB HORSES AND CATTLE,
sLoAS's INsrANT RELIEr 10 truiy Great AemcAy
Half 70 zen bottle Of sloan instant Relief nveu
In pint q wsrm water, seldom fall 60 cure Horps
Of cotm"n Colo In few minutes In extss ne cases
repeat the d se In teen minut.s
Iar B'nisss. SIR sns, SlraIns, anc many other ~
Jcrlts ON Herses Catt q, and other animals eosnss
Instant teie' pe.c y effect . cure. Many p~r-ona
aAve oeen sto, i.hed the sApti clree o.
ncsed, ny the use Of nj. Wonderful n~dieins.
fayg Id O6p
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
A Card to the Ladies'.

nR. DUPONCUS GOLDEN Pllk,. bon
~ FsNAiD-, arr In ab 10 covvS ,tn9 ~. eula, :.
ie', rel evins I'll pal. fu and d. sressina meme. rus-
lion tps' tculs ~ Al the change .f 1l ssoul one q
Whites. relieving eli di .irees ano - frmeva m
oo>truci'ons ari i.g RIM CHS q .Ly otA~r csu.e
away cue ssfnl - . pr. vens,v and @ The
same time perfecl harmie =. Prio- 81 pc boR.
With full and exp ici, directions
ID who "ssic AID r.tail BY D. ". OSIGOO.
uetist gen RAJ ag. mt for Dsveapo.t an v,c,, ~.
De wii supply de,i-rs = Proprirto.'s price, and
sn' the BY return Of mall FOO ID ni.ay ,hy En-
closing IN u through The Dav port 20. ono,
CARLOS COOK, Agent TOR R,ok Island aud
vicinity.
-, The cnpcsi'icn Of tbes~ pile 10 no secree
Physicians and 9th 70 ca know TIL ,ner-a, ~ \,
FIGURING IT age cy and the, will ell On III 4
hey are sup ior AUythis b. se,osose
serQ ,&SIv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

0A0UC S11SSC1e
GAAf .......................Nxa st ter
VNHD FANNY HARRIS and KArs CAssEL Will run
j regularly between Rock Islsnd Davenport and
oil points above to ST Paul making sure connec.
tons AZ iaena stth the following boats which CON-
pose the Minnesota Daily Packet Line to St. Paul,
eaving Galena At 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lodwick, Master
Ho,,hsrn Belle. J. Y: Hurd .
Grey Eagle DS Harris
Key City, james WorGen
War Ragle, W. II. GILBERT n
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and DAven.
port for Calens every Monday wednesday and eri-
day at O'Clock NJ.
Returning leaves Gaiena for Rock Island and Ds.
venprt every Tuesday, ThursGey and Saturday II Q
O'CLOCK NJ, connecting with the Tishomingo, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny Har
ris, At O clork M.
for Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Dat nrday
ct O'Clock A n
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on n ndsy Wednesday and Friday q. 8
ocloek connecting with Keokuk and ST. Louis
Packet BIN CANT bell which leaves ON arrival Of the
Kate Cassel a. o'blnck p N.
These bosts win give til rough tickets to all points
above Oalena to IT Paul, will also receipt for freight
70 al Of the sbov p.ints and viii p.y particular at
tenfion to the delivery Of the Pas ensers and
these hosts convey the Mall and must leave promptly
Of the hour to make their connexions
y. B.-These boats arrive every evening 81 Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS b PnErTYHAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. II. LANGLEY l. CO.,
POwARS co.,
". =. 0ROvHNBRRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch97-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
DENTAL.

JULIUS CHESE RROUGn ,
Dental a.1rxeoxn,
MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants oi
W Davenport and vicinity that he has Opened an
viz Block, On Perry, between Thir aud Fourth sps
TOR The Transaction Of Mechanical and oper Den
ttstry In all its branches Having received instyuc-
u M from and during the rast year associated
reels confident that any operations entrus III to him
VAL be executed IN . careful and skiilful manner
he VII be most happy TO show any who may favor
ann Win call his recommendations, which are OF
the highest Character, and would invite the most
critical examination all work Commit 70 his
hands. All operations registered ana war; anted -
He socits shsre Of the public ratc rage and tskes
pleasure In submitting the fo'swh testimonial
NEW Lospos, Oct 70, 1857.
This nay certify that DR.. J Chescbrcugh has been
pupil Of mine In the study Of Dentistry and that
during the past year, he has operated with In my
once. In his professional ABILITY have the greatest
confidence, and c ,rcislly recommend him to ally
wishing such services a. those Of careful and skill
ful Dental Operator. Wv. eHEFFIELD.
And also In referring 70 N-ssrs.
g.. = y. Shepard, Hon I. W. Williams,
y. O Learned, DR. W. W. sheffield
Hon Ebeneser Learned. Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Bette, Rev Daniel HuntinRton.
, " Browne. Dr. w stoidArd,
Of New London, Conn !; alro to
Dr. barrows, Burrows,
Hon n Cannon, Dr. Baker,
Dr. With-rwax, Rev d asop
h 0uFiey Esq, 4essrs Cook Sargent,
RAy I Packard, DS True,
Barrow Esq, VA Remington,
Woodward. AFAast,
9 Smith, PNerwn,
~ s.Y s 81 y !. cs, a Aw Baby. lFebs
Joe Lsmbrite. Jnc N Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

The Cash System
8 the OIL, one TO ensu, the buyer ssa,nst rraud
Ao ,s msnAxe ment, bad bn, Ing and poor stock
Wn he lays fro" house that doee no credit
business he dos OF guarantee o,hers
oat is always sure ~ get GOOD STO. K, and at pri
ces mat Ill enforce There II no Lus,ne.u
80 liable to tricks and Of trae a. the LIQUOR bu
siness and II you would avott the pois nous druss
sold ov persons who do credit businets end oni,
calculate on receiving Atty the dollar ON ~,
they sol, buy from the CASE HOUcE Of
~ u " NT - r.-~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
vielin 4 Plane Forte distractions

ME. HERMANN KLEIN being celebrated Viz
AVA linist and Piano player Who just arrived ,ro..
0ermany, Will give instructions on the Violin ana p
Ano Forte either q his residence or wherever 80.
where wanted. Pianos tuned and repaired. IN
qure q the 0ermania House. ID street between Nm.
w and Scott stress or lcttsrbox 10 M.
aAe91aemo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

1883. Season Arrangement. 1858
-o8 THE
YAvo1TTHl MISSISSIPPI RIVER PAoKHT
~
E N v q Y
Regular st. Louis, Keokuk, Burlington,
Rock Islamd, Dopenpors, Du5ug,ss,
and 81. Paul Pocket.
TIRE Lght Draught and we'll Known steamer
I ENVOY, u. O. ROE. Aasser, 8. =. IocRE,
Cert, has comment 81 running . Regular Rscket
- fhe shove and intermediate points, coatnuiug In
the trode during the season.
onippses may rely upon having their freight han
died With great care and dispatch, and psssenseru
ere assured In travelling upon the Envoy, Of be>nG
made always quite at home.
- For Hreaght or Passage, apply on hoard.
March II. los. mchl8-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
I GROCERIES.


GROCERIES.
FALL TRADE, 1855.
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE 0RoOnRs,
tKsclustss'v WAesssssd
Corner Er0sss SssA Rssrv Srs,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
VXyOULD GALL THE ATTENTION or TIN
w City aad Country trade 70 TIE
HEAT.Y" STOCK
Which they are now receiving, coassthg in part Of
80 hhds N. O. and ". 0usan,
Too p'k'sss Syrups and AolAssss,
loo bbls and Be,cher's Asaae. Sugars,
$50 bags Coffee, Rio, Marscsibe, LAsusyra,
20 Pocks t. q Java,
100 half Chests Tea,
100 packages Tobacco.
SO kess N ais,
50 packages Mackess,
ooo boxes Herring,
Spices, Starch,
Fruit, and nuts, nice.
Candies. wooasavare.
Soap. ohssss.
OILS, Oait.
&c., &C., &c, &c.
A full assortment Of
GROCERs DRUGS.
We particularly invite comparison Of the quality
and prices OF goods with those offered By the
trade Ia Muscatine OF Dubuque.
sepladew EVANS, CHEW q co.
To # a m lilies!
JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF
POWDERED Sugar,
.Nackerel, No. 1 E1trS,
White, Washing Soap, |
n. A. wUPPRRMANN,
sepl Corner Brady and 9th SITS.
I'LL Goods Delivered Free !!
III. A, WUPPERMANN,
BRADY STREET GROCERY STORE.
! GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROC8RIEs
L \ and Provisions at Wholesale and Retail
Fresh Sugars at Reduced Prices.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS,
Teas OF all kinds; Cofees, Pine Old lave and Mocha
Rio, ETC.; gosd Butter; prime Cheese; Fresh Eggs;
syrup of all kinds; white Pepper, etc.; Tspioca.
Feared Sage. MAccsron, Vermicei, PeAIled Barley,
split Peas, etc. new Raisins, Figs, Dates, Prunes,
Grapes, etc.
Canada Hemp and Fga1 Seeds,
complete assortment Of
PRESERVED FRUITS,
|ellies, Jams, Pickles, Catsups, Lea & Perkin's |
Worcestershire Sauce, French and English Mustard
spanish Olives, Capers, Herbs, etc.
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
sep1
Sugar Cared Hams.
A MES st. Louis Sugar Cured Hams. 4 very
IA nice 10; just received at
wAUPERxAN's
sep16 Corner Of 5th aud Brady ste.
Indian Meal,
A BAEUTIFUL ARTICLE, just received and for
"A sale by H. 4. WUPPERMANN,
ser5 Corner Bra " and 9th sts.
nennessey Brandy.
LIME Old Hennessey Brandy, . genuine article
just arrived and for said At
II A WUPPRRNANN'S,
sepo Corner Brady and 9Th sts.
Flour. FlOur!!
A IL grades, for sale at
n H. A. wUPPERMANN'S,
seph Corner Brady and 9th sts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07
MORE to BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST UlADRW
Worn BY Kings Or Enpersrs.
WAasf Why beautiful Head Of Hais.

W"~f why q Oc0btvW lead o. nav.
Bseuse II u The e.nauen, G hir,.els proviase
for a. orr race. Reader ,slthooEh III vsse msy
81 loom brightly IN N Tiov NJ chees, tie eye
the head is bsrer Of its osv.iing 0, III hair b
snasted Ard strive e.. harsh AMI T. or worse stMs
sprtntid with gray, sture VII los mor- shsa
half her cnarms Pro- ~0d HsI- Re- ovsttve. u
us~d two or three timss - !. viii restRe snd pey-
ma0en y secure To all such an orna0tnt aaed tns
following ard Judge TIE winter a tAs n-ss b ~
oessSfss4d Pianist, Thaib-'g:
Ne~ YORK. April -. 1854.
Dear Sir Permit me 4 sxor1s - TO ynv the Oslign.
tins am undeH Er the entire v~sora ir ~ ha1s
70 it, original color sUput the time Of m, As,ivai n
tie Unit. states u Was rspdi- o~csnyne cray, bot
upon the application o. your HAIR s~ssorstivs" it
soon recovered its Origin hue. ! on-idsr yeuf
Restorative very oudsYf Il Inv nticn, Qutte eAe
Cacious o. well ~ agreeable.
lam. drarei yoars truly, .. fHALBsA0.
"Drych ar Gwyn dydrt"
Welcb Newspaper once, - Nassau 81, Apr II, 1855
PRoT q wooD:-Dcar Sir = Some month q
torstve aud gave II ny vie, WV c-ncltdsd 10 ~ 4
her hair little thinning at tie tiuo that -. uid
the gray Lsi, but " hers - well ~ my sus.
prise aissr few wssk.' trial hes perierned that
wondsrful eject surniDs III the gray hare 10
dsEA brown, u the same time ing aud th1n-
sning The bsir. ] ssrongiy recommend The chow
restorative 70 oil parsons n want q seeh ehasos
of their heir. CHA1l9o OARD1W.
Few YonE, Jsly -, loao.
p1OY WOOD: WIZ ooc9lence do reoum-
nsnh your Hair Restorative - besg - noee e0eo.
clous article ever say. oeCs ustng your Hair -.
torative my hair ssd whistler wAicA were slnos4
white hsve Gradually syown dark; "a nov ~
confident that few more applicataens 01ll restore
them 10 their natural clof lt aaso has relieved -
o. ~ dandson end unpsessent iedAi1g, % co0nao
among posDeno VAo pssGDUe fSeeseg.
Pnor wooD: About two year, ESQ NJ hale
ooEnms0ced falling "a and turaing GrAys wae ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

! ~ - TopotFlnG YuTnttaso d ~ most ssbetna!
~ 0aanR md na1tnt style. 01d Chairs and lancy
eon1ee - eng sevls equal - nss
49, 41snse nAle 70 osdef nd R1oR uan0lnG
o11on6o1eo Nm 0GDetfA.
C1AllD OUA1yYnA
011e10 uan0 ooe YADR AalGR
eaoS00oV 49, SseoDS - - es>~sS 80 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-07

FIRE. MARINE Z LIFE INSURANCE.
DAvDMPORT INSURANCE AGENCY. D.HAY.
~ Agent, By legal authority Of the State Of Iowa,
for the following well known companies.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.,
OF Hartford.
Cash Capital paid up In full. $50 900
= ,. OoNSsId, Ssd'y. c. N. SAepmoa, A6a
STATE IZREAND MARINE LN6URlNOIO 90.
OF Harrisburg, n.
Cash Capital paid up In full. $3.50 900
L. Ward, Seo'y. j. p. RUtAN10rI Psss't.
these eompanies sustain rsputatieo for armnees.
promptness md responsibility which renders then
the eoundest and safest ytTo and Marine companies
n the United States.
OMoe-vttn Parker 4 Edwards. Brady stssst.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

- E%.&& |4H %%A$ uurS ~ r. I- tTFI
C." According to TIE new arran &C.
11aents fer tl'efiner mails, We are to h vo
= daily mail sure hetween2R Bayou sara
and New Orleans. Messrs Corrox &
LANDRY have taken a coutracs for a
mail four lines n rek E1etween thare
points, and hfessrs HOLMES l. LzATHEns
fof. three. K This will give US a daily
Baton s ! Rouge mail. If Tie mails are
oh}Y sent on >bfoa1d thoso boats from the
we will be sure to
n which the. lord
thankful.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

a l4ooh OUT @ THE NlaerR.--The
5oilo"iug2story is current in Virginia:
The Kaptists were baptising sore-a con-
verts;; they finished BY baptisin,g an old
negro f. ~slave). The parson, not think
Ing ~ much Of his soul as of The white
portion oFhi% converts, TIT him drop and
made His way to the shore. TIE
negro, blowing and pufirg. reached the
tstsofe,sat'd sitting on 8 stump, remarked:
That so1na gontleman's nigger would
gget killed By SIGH iooIishpeSs yet"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

LAaeu1ER h LANous, the we'll known
hard ware merchants ef Baton Rouge
have Just received fresh supplies at the
establishment, corner Of Florida & Lata-
yetla .atts. Our planting fie.ds, soe
others should look earthly over the
advertisements Of these gentlemen for
any. articles their. busjnegs may re-
auire. H4$ ' y~<; .zs ~ :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

CoEH WANrrD,--Au advertisement in
our columns to-day shows that Tnos
BzENgs Of Baton Roage wants Il Urge
quantity of this staple, for which lie ia
willing 10 pays fair price and receive il
any WHERE within Convenient distance up
on the flyer banks. q .f."".
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

zs* I rom tslegraphic reports there
is a stropg probability Of q war With
Spain. FOR heavens sake let leone
and them the dear people, denagogues
and editors included, will let politica
alone Tor = while and let the Kansas. ex.
element iia out dead. "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

EZRA orevsssa took place at Al
gIs's On Sunday evening last but was
promptly closed by going to work at
once without waiting to see which would
DO The bcttsr plan, IT.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

u, N ~ NAy1oAq1oH,--An enterpriain!g
citizen of BruIy Landing infatuated With
an intense desire 10 distinguish himself,
started of from that pIace d short time
since Oh q flatbout gunvale 10 Bayou
Gou!A Of IIaquenine by WY d tie river,
|a <'1.. lhaa not been heard of since.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

gEGoy, WlGEL1gFE has appoin ted
Mn. EDWARD LEnAT, cenus-!akar for
this parish"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

TING sEDU-
ned Hardesty
Burlington, in
i A charge of
Ii. Grub, who
-Hardesty had
would give him
bis choice between
i being Killed. The
I'd, and the marriage
IA effected, HardestY
shot him atsight, while
npting to@draw his weapo n,
If Diminishing him, is reported
louisville Courier, of the 2sln
, have. addressed him as follows
eoIR--You have been indicted By, a
grand Jury OF your country Upon a most
heinqe@ charge. You have pat your
self 80 your country and your God
for deiiverance. You have had a fir
and impartial trial before them, and
they have both pronounced yo., rot
guilty, and SO SAY /. It may not be-
proper Tor me to express my sentiments,
yet, nevertheless, | will DO It. Young
man! had been .Nron1ed as you lave
been, ! would have spent every dollar
had on earth, and all that t coutd hate
begged aud borrowed, and then 4tarvted
upon the track Of The villain, but !
would have lrnhEuei my hands in Ills
shlood.--do hence without delay. You
are aeqnitted!I s..a -. -: .'A
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

Too LA4E.lls p tisovf fsts,f " u q
Carolina q. faw day. ago grantee 4 - !.
mite. to q ne4Eo. VII. va sef'lepe4o y 80 ss
ung for n. 1anlrtderifhggS Ills 'n'st'sss q d. a 4
!uInbus cn,uuEy, II that STATE y 80; u d
arrived TOO Iats, FL bad already -
executed. @'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

ANOTHER CRsyAssE- W { carp IT,
the .aiio-rs of tho steamer Belfast thata
break occurred il, The L+vas 81 ~ ~
latiio,, n|xt above Oranges !. . dltses U.
nppssite 10 DonzIdsonviil, last N.Y..
wien the Belfast passed 'l.a u w
was pouring tltaFagll tI'eopef'ing -.
tremendous force. tHsfaa relgghporfag
plantations had AT llleIr sfo re- ~ so Z
70 stop tile brsak,, ( by Up apppar#aa'1 -
title hopes If sstces~'a