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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF FORECLO-
- sure and a decree of sale, to me directed, is
sued out of the Hon. District Court of the Ninth
Judicial District, in and for the County of Tripi-
ty, State of California, on the 28th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1857, in favor of M. Leary and
against Goss & Shepard, for the sum of one thou
sand (Sl000l dollars principal, and two hundred
and thirteen and 75-1OO (s213 75) dollars inter-
est and thirty-fve and 75-10O (S35 75) dollars
costs of court, with accruing costs and interest
at the rate of three per cent per month, will
expose at public sale, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, at the Court House door, in the
town of Weaverville, between the hours of 10
O'Clock, a. m, and p. m, on -.
Saturday, the 23d january, A. ID. 1858,
all the right title, interest and claim of Goss d
Shepard in and to the following described pro-
pery, to wit The saw mill known as Shepard
q Co.'S mill, on Weaver Creek in said county Of
Trinity, at the junction of East and West Wea-
yer creeks, with the lumber yard, together with
all that certain piece or parcel of land on which
the said mill is situated, and which was orlginal-
ly recorded in Recorders office, in Trinity
county. by one Streete, containing one hundred
and sixty acres of land, more or less.
JOHN B. MAY, Sheriff.
By G.. J. Love, Deputy.
December 81, A. D, 1857,
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ID L Il ID:

In this town, on the 9th ult.. of consumpt;on
JAMES DAVIS, native of Ireland, aged about 80
years.
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FOR SALE.

THE BRICK AND FRAME BUILDING ON
L Main Street, adjoining Rhodes BANKING
HOUSE, at Bargain if applied for soon.
P. M. EDER.
Weaver, Jan. 2, 1857. 5Otd.
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HI A R h he ID.

In Sacramento City, on the 24th ult, by the
Rev Mr. Gober, Hon. JOHN C. BURcH, of Weaver
vile, to MISS MARTHA L. GoRDoN, Of Sacramento
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-02

STATE TREAsuRY.-About $500, 900 in cash re-
mained in the State Treasury at the close of bu.
siness on Saturday last.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-02
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
Alameda County j. II. Hobart. [Rcp.1
Amador R. NJ. Briggs. [Amr.] II. King. [Dl
Butte James Kitchen, GDem.1
Calaveras. B. F. Marshall, L. Parker, 7. o.
Brien.
Colusa and Tehama E. J. Lewis, [Dem.l
Contra Costa. f. NJ Warmcaste. [Dem.]
FL Dorado. II. B. Lee. B. F. Loot borrow. c. W.
Pearls. d. +. Buel, ]. S. Upton. A. j. Graham j.
D. Galbreath, H. A. MOSS. [Demsl
Humboldt, Fl. w. Havens, [Dem.1
klamath and Del Norte r. p. Hirst. [Dem.l
Los Angeles, II. Hancock, A. Pico, [Demsl
Marin, J. T. Stocker [Dem]
Mariposa and Merced, |. n. Wood [Deml j..
II. Tatman Amer.l
Monterey. J. Abrego, [Dem.]
Napa. T. ii. Anderson, [Dem.l
Nevada, VIM. Hill J. B. Warfed, J. Caldwell,
G. A. Young, [Dems.l J. X. Smith, [Amcr.]
Placer, D. B. Curtis. N. Kaber. A. p. X. Stat
ford, W. C. Stratton, [Dems.l
Plumas J. L. Sherwin, [Dem.] S. L. Ballou,
[Ind.l
Sacramento, C. S. Howell r. D. Ferguson,
James E. Sheridan, [Dems.] NJ. Stout, Amer.l
San Bernardno, J. W. Smith.
Sandiego, r. NJ. Groom. GDem.T
San Francisco, ". W. Sheppard S. W. Holli-
day, T. Gray, G. Burbank, G. Palmer. J. E. Moore,
J. A. Bank j. W. Cherry, [Reps.]
San Mateo. S. B. Gordon, [Dem.l
San Joaquin, A. G. Stakes, G.. C. Holman,
(Dems
Santa Barbara, R. Heath, [Deml
Santa Clara, S. S. Simmons, W. W. Mccoy,
tDemsl
Sansa Cruz, I. C. Wilson, [Ind.l
Shasta, G. r. Street, [Dem.l
Sierra, j. A. Clark, K. D. Hill, [Dems.
Siskiyou, A. B. Walker, [Dem.l
Solano and Mendiceno, U. Edwards, j. S. Orm
say, [Dem.]
Sutter, J. 0. Harris, Dem
Trinity, +. Neblett, [lnd]
Tulare, Fresno aud Buena Vista, A. r. Mitch
ell, lDem.]
Tnoumne, A. II. Tuttle, P. NJ. Hodeman, W.
J. Hawley, T. Hamblin. [Dems
Yolo, W. Minis, tDem.l
Yuba, E. N. Whitesdcs, F. L. Aud, B. E. S. Eli,
c. DeLong, B. r. Spillman, [Demsl
Eighty Assemblymen in all. Democrats. 63
Americans, 4 Republicans, Q Independent, 4.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-02

CONE TO CALIFoRNIA.-From an article on Cal
iforna in the Alta, we clip the concluding para
graph
ave have got National Bank here and wan
a portion of that starving laboring population in
the Atlantic cities and towns to come here and
help to remove the deposits, and set them crcu-
lating through the world. But ours is bank
that pays sure and profitable dividends to stock
holders, and it never suspends specie payment,
but shells out the yellow gold whenever industry
knocks at the door with the pickaxe and the
spade 1t is a National Bank which constitutes
the main reliance of the whole country in her
present adversely, and upon which her future
welfare may figure up a long and heavy draft
during many years of its prospective financial
history.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-02

The following embraces the list of names COM
posing the next Legislature, as taken from the
official returns
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-02

OVER DuE.-The mail steamer was due at San
Francisco two days ago
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-02

INDIA RELIEF FUND.-W. l.. Booker, British
Consul at San Francisco, has opened subscrpt
ton list for the relief of the sufferers in India,
and calls upon his countrymen in different parts
of the State to contribute to the fund. This is
jesty's Minister at Washington who expresses q
desire that oil will contribute without distinction
of religion or nationality, who have just claims
upon the sympathy and assistance of the British
people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-02

SENATE.
First District--Composed of the Counties of Los
Angeles, San Bernardino and San Diego-C. e.
Thorn, (Dem)
Second District-San Louis Obfspo and Santa
Barbara, (Dem.)
Third District Monterey aud Santa Clara
'Durrell S. Gregory, (Dem.)
Fourth Distrct-Alemeda and Santa Clara
rs. B. Bell, (Rep.)
Fifth District-San Francisco and San Mateo
-*Samuel Soule, Eugene T.. Sullivan, Gilbert
IA. Grant T. G. Phelps, (Reps)
4 Sixth Dstrict-Fresno, Mariposa, Merced and
7TuIare-*Samue A. Merrett, (Dem)
Seventh Distrct-Stanslaus and Tuolumne-
Nv. 6. Rogers, VIM. Holden, (Dem.)
Eighth Dstrict-Contra Costa and San Joa-
squin-*A. R. Melony, (Dem)
Ninth rict-Sacramento-sJosi Johnson,
wv. l. Ferguson, (Dem.)
Tenth District-Napa, Soano and Yolo-
& Humphrey Griffith, Dem)
t Eleventh District--M Marin, Mendocino and So
Enoma-*A. W. Taliafero (Dem.)
Twelfth Distrct-Del Norte, klamath and Sis
. .kyou-J. Berry, Und.)
Thirteenth Dstrict-Colusi Shasta and Teha-
ma-E. Garter, (Dem)
Fourteenth District-Butte and Plumas-A. s..
Hart, John Coulter, (Dem.)
Fifteenth Dstrict-Sutter and Yuba-*R S.
Mesic, y. O. Goodwin, (Amrs.) Isaac Allen. D.)
Sixteenth Distrct-Nevada-*S II. Chase,
(Dem.) +. F. Burton, (Amer)
Seventeenth District-El Dorado-*Samuel NJ.
johnson, George j. Carpenter, S. f. Hamm, w.
B. Dickinson, (Dem)
Nineteenth Dstrict-Amador and Caaveras-
W. p. Lewis. (Dem.)
Twentieth District-Sierra-Wm T. Ferguson,
(Amer.)
Twenty first District-Humbodt and Trinity
I j. c. Burch. (Dem.)
Thirty seven Senator'S in all. The next Senate
will stand, Democrats, 25 Americans, 4 Re-
publicans, I; Independent, l. Those marked
thus [ y hold over from last year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-02

Use the Originated Bitters, and you will have
no cause to complain of lasstude, debility, or
any of those complaints inseparable from our
Spring weather. They are regularly prescribed
by some of our most eminent physicians, in cases
of Indigestion and General Debility.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

TIE GREAT REpUBAc' MosrHLy.-We
have long desired to see an opposition in the
field OF literature, to Hurpsr's Maga=ine, and
8his is promised in the new work about being
published, with the above title. The Great
Republic" Monthly, Promises to Dc free fTotsl
sectionallsm OF personalities, and to be purely
National in its tone and character. The
writers engaged, ere the best. without doubt.
in The United States, while several English
ttsrat'i Of acknowledged celebrity will also
contribute to its columns. The "Great Re-
public will be copiousIy illustrated with fine
wood engravings, and will be furnished to
subscribers at the low price Of three dollars
per annnm. Our readers will see their ad-
Vert'sement OH our fourth page, which they
will find offers greater Inducements for a large
circulation than any other Magazine publish
ed ic the country.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

The columns Of a reWsNa PEI are The best
history Of country that can he written
and 1T this State. from 1tr ta' t that t1- npw
paper IS made evidence if the settlement IT
succession matters, legal sa lies, ate they are
Invaluable AID il each subscriber. instead
OF DESTROYING their local l>Hrnal after rpattns
It. W"'tId rrf$erAe It tntIl the end Of the vol
| nule. and then s-nl i fc'Il. biu,'rr, and have
it neatly LouHi. t.e ron|'I almost at ang time
q :Tain four lines The anulut That II cost h NJ,
, During nur rur""r rs mIHai'euu. thirteen
yrnr>1 We have t'"rii offered ht'v ,!.1ttars Der
.rIump for rrr Il Is, ard as hi-h - fys iui-
lars FIR Oh" tIhE'~ paper. continuing Of in
pot'a5t legal ais~~itG>emti+.-i JonyuGI.
Our co+tmrorarv ni ne jo4rud nr.efA,ew
d mole correct ~IHc'u.e q tue >u.ne ot news.
7aprrs, III compiling Il history OF q State
they wotld be more valuable than The ussts!
s!or1lments from which intelligence is ac-
q+irpi Tor such purposes Suppose, for in
STANCE, IL. our S ate. a law sEuulI he enacted
-a1,i We might add, avery other State-~re~
G%"ir,n- the pl "1>h-r Of every piper locate |
W1th!n the State 10 furnish annually. & t,rtid
rrI.y If the Same 10 s5r placed arn"I.s ttHrr
Ea;Iiitit documents ~ M StatE 3jtatteS -
thr State, at GOA So. Paying the publisher lis
price Of subscription al,,i the value ct the
III ding What all .n,,iua lie store to draw
Iinln ~ co upti,.S d history OF the State. h.
say nothing al pthrr mIoIm4t N they insight
contain equally vi ,ab.r Tor marY purp ,~4v.
Not L >lt',i" pa ,'e1 I'nIl'o'e IL The >t.te OF
LOui,|aua. ITO in.:tter how it,.tit}rrent il NAV
Ue now, bat W hat wound be worth ten tln!rs
ita subscription twenty l"ars !rnce. Tie
cost OF the ) atr's subscribing to ever, Iup+r
published within its limits, to be iu1 u.,I!e,i at
the Close Of each volume. and neatly nvu,i,
would be Il tribe, while t!-ir Importance ia A
leW years nrtct, Would scarcely he es;i,nA-
ted. Some OF our tr2 Istatoi wtlte rachlng
their lualns to And out WAYS am! means to
spE,id the dsds peoples money, nii.|.t take Il
useit!l Alnt tom Our suggestion. Pass the
ljs" around, brethren Of the quail. and some
good may come Of 1t, and !. i noae comes, no
harm vii! he done.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

TuANzsalyiHG Day His Excsllency.Gov
WlcxL!rFE, has appointed Thursday, the 18th
December, as a day Of Thanksgiving and
prayer. and Earnestly requests the good g'eo-
pie Of thu, State to suspend on that day all
business avoeations. that it may be devoted
exclusively to the worship Of Almighty G>d -
be, and as was originally intended, when in-
tnoduced to the American people, and not as
a day Of !~east:ng, Drinking and irolickins as
they are now observed. .t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

Rev. De-. Gu:ns's SAm1sAsy.-We call es-
peciai attention to the advertisement of this
Seminary, to BE- found on the third page. I,
Is s%raFceIy necessary Tor us to say a word ir
praise OF this gentleman and his accomplished
lady as teachers fully qualified To undertake
enc education Of our youth. ami their sorare.
seney n manage Seminary OF the first class.
We naFr SO often pointed witta ;riie to the
excellent schools of Baton Rouge that it
were almost needless to add auother word il
she1r praise, and foremost amongst them
stands The Gutos SEMINARY, which We hone
70 SEE crowded with pupils from every part
OF The State, well kn,wing that its superior
csnnot be found il Louisiana.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

The Governor Of Missouri is q beautiful
rppresentat.v We of the Border ~lsntfian Chlva!Iy.
Twice since he filed the gubernatoriai cnalf
he has been whipped wher drunk, Atex
days ago he was found drunk at a negro wed
d ng. Upon this the jetfsrson City Lsqs,ffr
says: F." If lro1lcking with negroes drinking
with negroes, eating with negroes, lsn,s g.
Publishing negro equality we should Ike 70
know what is a'~-N. Z. 1ri5uas, ~-
We publish the above in order to let our
readers see what the Black Republicans VIII
resort 10. Mr.. Stewart is one OF the moss
respectable citizens in Missouri If cover"
n, rs attend rhe weddings OF slaves tn "'a
South, Why do the Abo|itionists desire 70 sep
them free2 Perhaps Northern Governors
want negro women Tor their wives, II saeh
be the case, and they have d couple Of tno a
sand 5 to spare, tnay can be easily aceoz'fns-
dated, provided thsy obtain tas cofs@nso o. ~
fho9y du)eines
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

HE HARsEx HorsE-This 'in,e-hon,red
sd4hee was thrown open to the public on
MONDAY last, in better order than ever
Awaiting ouEself of the polite invitation OF
MAJ. RaoDUs. we were shown over the entire
building, inspecting every room, nook and eor-
nes,. and must say, IN justice 70 the Major and
his overwhelmingly that We found every thing
had been done to ma ke the house as cof7G IT.
abIeand convenient as any hotel In The South.
Every room III the building has been ne u+]y
papered and painted, while the t eds and bed
ding have been carsfuII overnau|eJ. to make
@aen even more comfortable and COSY than
shey ever were. The papesing and paintjns
are the work OF levi kELLUa the nEsstar;no
&C, OF ED. Willis, and reflect mach credit
upon them as superior ~worklnen. We can
assure OUT friends abroad who may visit Ba-
ton Rouge this winter, that they will find al,
me substantial comforts of a home at the
Harney House. while the pleasure of l.av;ra
SUCH an accommodating host as Ma; Kuoo,.
"sai only tsnd to make their stay the mora
agreeable. The bar has been fully x+orl al
"ish an excellent assortment Of f1na h,,tors
"a'en the Do" e'eenss7of Baton Rouge know
20 wen how to appreciate. If the Major a,ez
hos make himself more popular t,an evs-
.a's "'7s@'' 'rf are much mistaken,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

NtlurH >1*GEL4K.-it seems, /! tie nrss-
cut SEASON. is IL be taken asa criterion, that
cola weather has co.cluieA 10 visit South
crne1s h"tore l. makes lis appearance IN the.
Middle S;a:es. Col. Williams, Of our parIsh.
who r~r1utleA from Memphis Yesterday week,
Informs Us that when be telt that pjace.every-
thing bore the lovely sarb al >,,r,ag. while
Summer clothing had BY 40 means been DIS
carGe1 Yet ulou arriving at home. he was
surprised to fad that We had had savtga!
1rosts, aI.d iaEl-ir,zpu humanity were sh,v-
ering in ttt'' winter apparel. According 10
reports from the lower parisAts s, they have
had much s"verer freezes and hea,ier irosts
ami Ice than We awe had here. while IN
parishes to the NorthWaru Of u they have
even been mII,ter thvn at this point. Well!
t''fn about IS tai! play, We suppose. hut otlr
sugar planters would much rather prefer the
AID order Of things, ar least so far as regards
their cane. ai1 So would We, G,r comfort.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

t. After months 81 d dull. hteary st.n,-
n'er, business is spinning up last a4non.st u<
Duf little foHn has t.roou IF its le,narsv
and IS once rno'e as lively s:,i Interesting as
ever. The new buildings row p4l:.,G ur
a''d the thro''ss OF visitors vita their horses.
bussies and carriages, Makes rs aim ,st .otset
the dull time we have passed. Our planters
are also. fast returning to their honjes. On
Saturday, We had TIL pleasure Of welcoming
our friend, Gel. ]. S. WrLLlAus. lust 1otn4
from Nemphis. and on Tuesday, Dr. p&rn1cx,
who arrived some days since. Others have
returned whom we have not seen, but report
says they look none the worse for their
summers excursions. r.-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

one OF THE APpEaLs.-The following
whitening blast to the Dem"cracv OF Illinois
is blown by the Central Transcript. publ he'd
IN Clinton, Of that State. |! the Black Re-
pihIi'ans did Mt come out, fail out, and tnrn
nut. after that: it was not the bugIeman's
fault:
Charge! F'raemen. Charge NOM! VOTERS,
DN!!!
Nor fa!t r till the v"ict'ry's mon-
BET re d storm OF boAot HAIL!
2i!ke RHNkDoM's Coemun COVER AND
QUAiL-
condet3n the wrong!- SUPPORT THE
RIGHT
AID ~nEIocRAT u & BLATHERSKITE
Dttmbtuzzled, and aghast with terror,
May YET repent them Of their ERROR
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

~ The lHi"n says: II will BIZ s:eu tha',
:bou5n the Derncratic party snoald elect
men Of their y IN every Southern district
row represented by Americans, it wouEt still
have bat u hundrc3 cud twsIvs. a minolitY Of
lie Housu. The admission Of Oregon would
2sve another member; hut there would still
b.. bur 4 hundred and thirteen OF the huniraa
an nineteen nacessary - a ma ,TltJ. Noi,5
it probable that the party wilt elect more
thaa six or eight in place Of the twelve
Americans now representing Southern dis
'rjcts and 50 it is hardly possible that the
lu'' strength of the patty in the next House
can be more than about one hundred and ten
in two hun lre,! and thirty-six or seven. On
the other hand. il is obvious thar neither
branch Of the o7positjan will have control OF
that body for there will be blt one hundred
and eleven Republicans, twelve anti-Leconnr.
ton Democrats, aud say four or five Southern
Americans. In other words, the complexion
OF the ~li,uSe will be very similar to that Of
t'~ session Of 1856, which was slsnalized
ny So Icing and excited a struggle for the or
ganization Of that body; yet it is to be con-
srderrd that If as good an understanding shall
>ubS'st between the anti Lecompton Demo-
erals and the Republicans as sCbslsted lass
winter, when Mr.. Harris, Of Illinois, acted ~
leader Of the coalition. the Black Republican
strength in the House will be as decided 10
one hundred and twenty-four, or a clear MT"
exclusive of such Americans Z. Winter
Davis, Of six in a full house.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

r,CEoFs IN AscEss1oNr-A friend Of ours,
and one in whose judgement We place ths
most implicit reliance, informed us on Sunday
last, that the cane crop in Ascension had
been injured by the late freezes. to the extent
Of one-third. This is bad news indeed, and
If the same injury is sustained in every par
ish. farewell 70 the 10000 hogshead crop 50
loudly boosted OF some days since, by those
uho pretended to know everything.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

DREAM FER4FlED.-Jhe Cincinnati Times
furnishes the IoI1o"I!, singular story:
A lady itom the South, so;onrring at the
house Oh .Nr. john Fitch, No. 30 East Fifth
street. Tor sonle weeks. dreamed one MINT
last week that Il 1avurile sISIer, whom Size
lett at .NuDs e III the tAtI Ell ofn,eat oil perfect
lItdtli'. had died, and So greatly was she
yrIeYeL That >llr aWuke at once. and could not
sIte' hSats'. She was IN great :~l>tleas, and
"aiheu ahu;!t he's room, WlI:glng Eei hafI.is
al'd Weeping as if her heart would break,
SeVct"t ttIso1ls III the house, among then,
Via. l.. uAiieetI, -pitatu!ei to cuuiiurt her.
"seut1h@ her III tie ipjiY OF mourning Wtrar
lit'r u'eaun. I.!e lady, however. insisted
Ap"!' tae t',stI t!-reuI, declaring tiac she
h'ir" he' St>ieI vas uo u!'re. She had SIP
posed !rr>-,i a} her BEDSIDE. she sad. and
HAD Supported her sister in neg arms. She
had st I'll every 'l"eon.eut and expression ol
Tue lace OF her i"eiatl'e. Wto grew pater aud
I'''eI aid h"T hre4tn ~s!!orte- a4J Shorter, aud
"$H!i!s to lie i!itri uN. pointed To d clock in
The APP r:!1ent Wtlele tle lAlyatur Imagined
slit NH>, AMI aa Il stuck tAe hour ni ~ y the
suffering paticH;i !! back dnlt lITed. DuIilr
III" 't!1la''aie7 1t the nI1l!; the dstfactcu
went" paced III! itpur 10 all tie AGONY g!
4rtra'*i! al. J; va. tse.@>> to reas,rt A!tu
!'ti,o se"E 10 as>ii1.e her >pi'uN. Morning
cate. and tie MrnaId>' hour. tut Size cn.tu
''u' io"e'i Il ii*o,s "a luY,l. NtlE! Gas strllu
tt Woe >"'lt .ciu>e tnI sou. Ter avnuY
l:'tis tontinuct' tittti 10 ntiotk. wheI. sure
enough. tnt telegraph, 'ninI n'.u her that i1rr
>ia'e! tiaa uttu lLAt ~lnuIl,lls at two q Ciu-k
t'!t.l>t...
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20


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never Tecede one iI'A 'to!'' MS HieS'H' s'"'''
S:.t on ne contrary "n.''' u ''Te' 'eq','e"'
lake Il $feE' foF"ato ~, '"F ''F"' wv"
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States, '"a' III IRIS 'F'''"' ''''' '+'' ,
na 10 nave sh'n Il "' tFc1') 81 t'''''F",~S
'o' ''T I '@S'ue'', : 80 'C $40 : '''N ,
ne ''"|'''' "'l' 'f''> ne "o''' "' ;
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" we r+IF't t. Iratn i,on the Cenirai
Organ. OF Saturday lat. that 40 unnrs.n, va>
present nj the >to k!Ipilpis nj th,. Central
>frfn Hal r>at'. al I've caI'et meeting. al
h"retVl'i~, last week. t;"r BARK WAN
Present 10 behalf Of CIR Doa,,i If Wire. tor
bur nothing rou'd he done IN Consequence. @
tn" sIi"1 attendance.
Since "ll1t"g the alb va. we hav~ received
the ''arks"il;e TMLo.et. Of - Il. III h,ch
we 10 that u %Fi-cf,u. was il,i., h:r no husi-
n'>~ t'*ns"ete IN consequence ct,,<> in.ne>x,
Il resolution vas offered. toAe.pr. II. t1,..t
again m tAP >t'runi Mon law u( D-rrrni,4r
f"x1. at C,lrary,, lie. to vt.1r!i a fhi; at.
tendance OF Shareholders ami Directors is
urgently requested. HE qnr>t'"s a. t.. the
E'for'i~ty OF making a connection with the
Baton Rouge a.J Crosse Iete Railroad Will
be discussed. We hope a i,.l Attendance
vii! be had m that day.