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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
E,arossae h'f,ueat uatn1, ouae.
III sl:zfEMg nlsTggcT:

*CoEH III slzfEME DISTRICT:
aaalgse afaia ct sor epoux, Wy. Constance fraud st
w. = BoT epouxs No. 1921.
E1N FrRTU dune orarc IL saisie a moi adreass
il xdana 'ataire eI-lessas, en- date Gu 25u4e ;aar do
Aai, 1858, par IL gaar dn SixiaIrss District Judieiairr,
dams ct pour ID susdite paYoisse ct etlt, Il ssra offert
ca vente ~publique au plus cTrant ct s1espier eneAier-
eiaaeur n Ia naison dc cour de cate paroisse,
Samedi, le Tme jour d'Aout, 1853,
d II heures n. nj, t6us les droits, tilref pretet,aiens
ct interests des defauaeurs, Constance Brtaud it 500
epoux, Il H. proprlate eisapras aeerite, Hay0tr--
TN CERTAIN MUIsCEAE lie iEa2E, situe en- Gotta
Paraissot eontenaut IN arpsntt plus gu MONS, DC face
au aettge stlississippi, av"e telle rrpEondeur y-appar-
s"nant1sentre 1'gneH parallels, borne on haut, aiors,
partsrreEsda FiIvien TuIEier, msintenas1t calios de-
lie ID sense Isidors Tullier, et en- baa, aiors+ par cell
es dc Joseph 3raud, maintenhntc elles dc f. o. Woods,
aVec les ~battisses ct arneliorationagui atytronvant,
pour payer ct Hatistaire le dit ogdre d'exotutibn,
SAILS g tians ~I'atfaiFe ci-tnssua.
TT Mta-Conditloas IL ID yeiitc-~EOMfTANT.
s@s s#*** T. BEgGEaDN, +. s.
Quest Baton Rouge, lie Ter Juliet 1885
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

a n D)uaasTtc' RoMAscE,-~A few
1ays since ii III Irish dotnsstic in the
empluylof one IT ll'e+ first families III
tI,s Niuateeatii Ward, met with most
good forlane III beiag united in marriage
10 d wealthy soatlseraer- The storyf4s,
that liz Souti1erner w3.s in some rotaau-
tic manner snitten with her charms, aud
proposed marriage, when lie was prompt
" accepted. The fair domestic went IT,
her mistress, and !earfuIy resigned the
ehatge of TIE kitchen, stating tirst she
inten1esl soon to ASSUME the duties Of
tIt paflor. She then departed III II carr
rage, and sopu after returned III full
dress, I,rsceta!ed to dispose Of her fDr-
MGR wardrobe To her less Fortunate
friends. SHE was SEQ after wards TO The
loyysf, Wllo turas out TO BE- IL wealthy
sont|ref,tet, with plenty Of property in
tie Southern States. Tile names of tho
parties have not yet tFaaspired.-Tew
Io,k Tribune.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

Wilson mad Plriuny, are tue leading
members of the Washingto" County
bar. Sitting opposite one another At
dinner tab,,e-- they arg always opposite
IN practice at the bar in the court house
and aaage Is to the bar In the |'otFI-
Wilson WIS describing the effect oS 4
spstcl, made ! few nights before III a
ersat political mass meeting IL The VII
lass where pllInny resides.
Indeed, said he, Il never saw the
people q filled with enthusiasm 7"
FILLED with what ?" cried Phlnny.
-lEVfiitI, enthusiasm" repeated Wi!soa.
tOl,. At! sad Phinuy, Il understand;
but | never heard it called by llaatGame
teffyrp;; We GILL it rum"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
S 7

TAKEN up by ]. T. Leveeque, about eigh: miles
below the Court House, on the Ilth day Of JAY,
1855, A Ri.!aCN COW ana GALE, branded, as well as
could be Judged, with an inverted s and beth ears
spiit@inStue form Of a Y. Tbs owner Is requested 10
come and claim said Cow and Call, or they will be
sold according to Law.
J~aiyl7.sf. F. WHITE, J. T.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
DR.. ID. BRAVERMAN,
g Ill Z Ga - 9 - tt 81 T. II
F,EErcE -faEAYETTE sFPfET.

Lately occupied BY D. RI. Tayios.]
VTAvING permanently located II Baton Rouge,
Will xiye e:riet g1sent$au TO all tae Dc nartnseDss
II lis Profession. with 2 good stock u materials ca
hand, and a knowledge Of all tho modern improve
rnessts, III. ESraternYaE Hatsars himself he will be enas
bIed 10 give entira satisfaction IL big wofk. Pricss
.rolsya:s-tg sait he siues< D@ols-a2-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

[ $3.50 &E
HARalsssASD SURE CUKE FOR Wars.
lake tWosor three cents worth Of sal
aalla,,lnlolliac, dissolve It in a gill of soft wa
ter, and Wettfia warts frequently with
tlta solution when tlley Will disappear
II tlleepnrse ct week or two. have
frequently tired this cure for warts, and
i has never failed.
Y reference to tue above tle sscian-
'l g. American, ggood authority on such
sallee l,fetloatlks 49,.
Ve=a .eSe enelinea 70 believe in lhe eff
etcyy of our correspondents cure for
Vi,rts, because wa know the alkaline
s Spt1Ia Often them, and gradually eats
1aen aVayy, ~ were. We have re-
moved some ef these unpleasant skin ez-
et ,se1 With = weak solution of pot
ssh : PpIplled=7in tue same mant,er as tie
NJ aulnoniiase.' II
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
70 Architects, Bull ders, Contractors, Planters
~.~~ and Others,

~+~~ T. and Others,
FftHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully infprn,
L. Builders, Planters aud the community at large,
that he is now fully prepared to n,anutactar re by steam
power, atshort nuticsaHsi moderate prices OVAL Gcths
or Beviina Window, sash, all kinds Of PANEL aud Sash
Doors, either fixed or revolving DOR and Window
blinds Door and Window Frames, Base, Moulding &c,
description :.
Flank dressed to order Of any width prdfr two feet,
and If any thickness under three inches Iifuhers
dressed perfectly true, Of nay length unter tbifty-ivs
Seetsieag a1d twenty inches sgaare.. J.
~ All orders addressed 4" me through tbs Post
Office, or s.si, Hart L Co., Of Baton Rouge, sill meet
with prompt attention.
JAMS CG ). VI. BROWN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH GEr WEST EaYOs ROUGE.

fAfSlost tFss sshEsT HAIOS ROUGE
sixth JUDICIAL DrsrTt2T eou1r.
,Analyse Allain and atsba nd 10. Constance Isreand and
Husband. Nc. Ia2l.
IY WRITE Of a writ Of fl. fa. TO nc directed in
- "tlta above entitled suit, Of date tle 15ti dar ut
May lh58, from The 9th District Enu2t, in an4i :or Tia
atoreEaid parish and State, will BIZ offered for sale a,
pubic auction TO the last and highest bidder at tho
Chnrt House in this par sil en ~
Saturday, 7th day Of August 1858,
At IL O'clock A. M, all tie rights, tittas and intercs.
Of the tAfsndeatR, Constance iffeana aaA husband, Il.
ansl 70 tho following afkerlh"d property, TO Wit
ACEIsTAlS TRACT OF LAND situated iu this paf,
ISL, continuing one arpent, rnora or .aas, front Of tls
river 5isaiss!pIi with susA depth, III parallel lines,
Al sang may be- entitled; bounded above, then. by
lands OF tlaTfen Taller. now widow Isidoge yultiar.
and btfow BY thoae,, thea, Of Joseph Braua, uoT by
lands Of +! d: Woods, with the buildings and IL prere-
tnents thereon, to pay aud satisfY said writ Of execu-
ti"n, seized fh the above entitled suit,
~ feruia Of saIe-EAGH.
T, BlsRGERoN, D 4.
West Eaton Rouge, July 81 1855.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

p.xsYr4s's D1Any CT Bus1sEsa.-
A pocket diary has been picked up On
,.vs,,. aud is now in the ioder's po=s-
e,rioa, awaiting its o"aer' from the
ALLOWING extracts it appears til" loser
W.. 4 .lnediku' man"
n,sa $40, Mary An Perkins, b'snes'
uazf,prvoman. . Shines in her bed
T ~ iii, bIu p3;Is q soaperifik; aged 80.
Ped ed ne ono dollar, kn.rteF bvseS.-
Mind Get good kHu''eE"nd make ft9F TUX
''J Tass 2sl,. Tumtnes Krit'kes, B'snes,
N;ti.lInan. Lives viii Pady MYlony'
wh,t KEEPS ! dray.~ Shines, Is y, FaDs
and tov bIak eyes. Etslk 70 df1l ]E.i ny
,a.xtar taiet \ day Of sasiporIy bers aud
;Disa, add fish iIe, with asjtlJety 10 make
!, tasts f.iiky. Ribbed bis face wlt'' kart
rresa lfuilus1jt, aged 20 years OF age
nfiukl thg tie mixter aud wHddnt !t'ajy
M kat,se It tasted nasty, but the Io'A-
,a,l1 work his inrlarels out, | rekon.
Ksse ae3s, Ga Misses Boggs. Amt
rot ID biisles, ! Ut plenty, Of ~monsy.-
Shines avl alumbugss. Gave her sum
of1ny celebrated "Dipsetlor'kon,' which
sha sed drank Ike cold tee-whjcll 1t
wan to-. Must put sumthlng ia it 70
make her feel six ard bad: The Old
Worl,asn has got the roks.-Eosto"
1uiler. -.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

TUE Subscribers are. ROW receiving thcIr white
Il. supplies, which will consist f i general aasprt
nentef Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &c J
They aav e suat received and toffar 10 the tra -
30 Bbls 81 the popular oiea tider Flour,
u Hbls Deans W~hiaker-raasit aboas Irooi.
81 9 Smiths, asanaT1y celebrated. &
so Foxes Palm Soap, small aArs, @G
800 Plain Eacop Hna1s. very choice,
i tasks low Hrfcea nc. ffaras. r. 4s
Further supplies VIII be constantly coming ID until
their stock fl eonap 1eie..
: HARB1Ef & BENJAMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

TO Cotton Planters.
The undersigned offers his services to lotion Plan
ters asa GIN-WfIGEI. he has had ample expeEien
and can produce the best Of references.
BENJAMIN TERRIER
Baton Rouge june IS@ti 49,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

AEE5###E@
A.1qRroslrY Tbs Bombay Geograpl."
~ ooeisty announces, IN Their proceed
'nss,' that they lave received Il specimen
q ,'e walking leaf, from lava, with eros
aug yos'tlgg and, what seems more cu-
Hoas Sill, 4 walking flower, described as
: -. s,sasffa With " a white body, piak spots
~ \ at Crimson border.- Chambers Jour-
ihE , = ROC 9MsAltakEr.-Frogs are now
regularly gguolod article in the New Work
taafksa. The last report roads frogs arc
dozen. "'' '''
~ The getsers-u2 of a bear hunt j,
minnesota invite The ladies 10 participa.e
!, tas sport. But The ladies hsd better
IL II. y !, specially # they dress fashion,
~. ~ Each Of them might cI,ance TO be
~ ron appearing to be Ia little 5Jape,n
: we 1s'e louisville Journal.
sr, ~ r 8 oft11e11nAboltsio papers t,ataa
81; !, l 81. So labor party is spriugiug INN Mia
Elsa 8 q sotrse D the lazy fanatics f, NV ~.
k Il would 81 down thert ~ ;o;n ~ ts@. IN.
raa I1' { aselal kind 9" Iaborn At home, Inv
hssa e n more use to the world 1bsr fney
-S..ls nus iare--Ner Haren RRsgistzr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

= i ground that nobody could learn
o., aHv IL look what Mr., Rarey teaches
,o''a st,d voioe4-but 1t is greatly 10 %
by w = ia honor Of on coilnlrv-
psl,, tItass - should BE- !. ' ,is 20 s ::as+
t;on i, ques ion. . IT,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PiFlSH or FEST B.44Dy r0ja.E
Il xTH nrsTRtcr COURT

SIXTH n1sTaGcr COURT. .
a. A., Williams, Test Executor. VI. Aaa;sss Hobart.
81 - No. 1907.
IL sihleh or r crit If e. f., 10 no directed in
- tils abo9s omitted cattsa, of late the 2sntt doy If
apt "a l =. tfasisths atxtlt District Court, III ami for
SAD parish aaa dtnte, wifi be offered far sate nj ,nl.,
ns<SsctfoH 70 the Last and highest bidder, ID front Of
the Court ltease pE this parish, on
Saturday 7t day Of Aug. 1885,
1t IL O'clock q, M, all the right, title and interest
tfe oeIeildent, Attar1ls Hebart, III and ID TIC following
proptf'y@-to rlt:--A certain tract Of land situated
Id this parsa1p at forts arpents trarr the river MisAIas.
ipFi, having two arpeuts frcns By fortv in ferth mara
or lsas, bounded above and in front BY lands 81 Mite
& Trinidad, betpw by lands Of Mira. Joachim raigln,
AID In The rear BY Ii fds Of tierTe Foret, with all the
improvements thereon, to pag aaa sutisiy satd wrft q"
execution. se!sctt II; tl1s above entitled suit.
AA- TERMS of s2'e--Fwelye months bond, With
good and approved security
IIIEo BERG EROS. DIS
West Baton Rouge, May I8t 1865
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
Carriages and Harness

: .r7 laTrllgea II IaTi1es5 Z
THE subscriber having com pleted lai4 epacroG
L. Warohou9 aud Mandatory, is nnw opening tho
most complete OF G.ARftIAG Es and HARNESS over 1T
thred to. purchasers in this vicinity and would call
To his establishment and TO examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
ETo w In SToRIE@
caleclte and ttasa coacttes,
Two and four seat Bretts, Is /
Hockavays aft. BNg8uthea, %%@
Side and single seat Baggies, with AID without
lops, . :, rz-.
With d splendid assortment Of double MID STD
gle Harness. Whips, &c, to uatch.z#
Also Stage. .WagHon and Cart Harness "
Blind Iridles- Collars, IIasaes. Aers=
All Of which win be sois az low ~ they can be
purchased gat any house III the sout1,
Ay ~factIitieE for repairing are unsurpassed In All
the branches, ani Continuance of patronage IL
ss@a.ss~.H . ## @ .4@
I have%in store 4 fiji assortment Of Iron cornpr;s,
Flaf, Round and Square, Sheet and Hoop Iron
Axies, springs &c. nm #a @
Balcony and Cemetery raifingg made to order. "
the latest styles and tatterna.y saza
Ihave also on hand, Cane Waggnng and carts,
Road Wagons. I,agasae are other fight carta, and all
kinds Of %WIIeeisright "'ork made TO order.
Alao Barker's Foree Pumps, caatn P1srpai com
plete Lightning Ku34, &c. &c. Call and esatntrs vt
he old stand (ne# G~uiEding5 corner Of Maine and
htreh Streets & .m =%5z%
,o+ 70 WI. TuNSAEn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29
Cuynhoga County Fair.

October 9Th, 7th, and sth, will be the CIysho-
ga Festival of Industry and Art, and we are
gratifed to observe that the convenient Fair
Grounds on Ohio street are being put in the best
Of order Exhibitors as well as visitors viii
have every facility afforded for their comfort and
enjoyment, and every convenience will be afford
ed for the exhibition of Stock, Agricultural In
plements and Products, Manufactures, Flowers,
Vegetables and Fruits, specimens of Art, etc -
All classes of citizens in city and country should
take an interest in the Fair and by contributions
Of articles as well as their presence, foster and
encourage home products and home assOcia-
tiOns. The premium list Is large and liberal,
and we trust the competition will be on an equal
ly generous scale.
We are grati6ed to learn by Mr.. JEwETT, the
spirited and excellent President of the Society,
that the indications besPeak fine show and
turn out from the Townships. Let each strive
to excel, and to make the County Fair to Cuya-
hoga what the State Fair is to Ohio They can
do it; and we expect to see those Townships
which have Aourishine local Agricultural and
Mechanical Associations, like Bedford, BIecks-
vile, Dover, ETC., take the lead in the County
Exhibition. They have the facilities, and it
should be their pride to do so, and thus show by
their works the advantages to other Townships
of Union Societies in f,stering public spirit as
well as improved products, stock, domestic man
ufactures, and taste and industry in the house
holds
Our City Gardeners, Mechanics, Artists, ANA
t1er Florists and Fruit Growers, have hereto
fore suffered County Fairs TO claim too little of
their attention. They should feel proper pride
to make the CuyahOga Fair the best in the State,
and if each would furnish quota for exhibition,
and attend with their families, they would find
the effort both pleasant and profitable. As
people we have too few Holidays, are too much
matter of fact and plOdding for Pelf that perish
eth. Life at best Is short, and should be enjoy
ed reasonably, nationally, and continually. A
good, popular, well managed County Fair,
where the intelligent People of the City and
County ningIe together, and together inspect
and dadmire the good gifts of God and the ingen-
ious handcraft of His highest creation, excites,
e!evates, improves, and satisfies, mending the
manners and the heart Try the experiment,
good Country and City Cousins.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29
seNesrO Equality, in n New View.

The Cleveland Plainde1ler speaking of the
death Of the Slave, DRED Sc0Tr, says
"He appears before a JUDGE of Judges
who will recognize no rank or title or color as
superior to his"
An Then if the " Judge of Judges" recog.
nizes no rank or fitle or color, as superior" to
the Negro's, on what ground is the Democratic
position based, that he has mo Tights which
white men are bound to respect ~
What becomes of the great Dred Scott decision
of Slaveholding Court, by which all pure
Democrats are bound to swear
According to the PlaiRdealsr, the Negre's
frank" places him among the noblest of Gods
immortal and accountable beings, his title is
perfect to all the rights and privileges belong
ing to the most favored Of his fellow-ereatures;
and the AeOior" Of his skin is as honorable and
as clearly the seal of his Makers favor and love,
as that Of any other race
If this is not the doctrine of Negro Equali-
ty," we cannot imagine what is If, then, "nO
TaAk or ftle or color Is superior" to the Negros,
II Is pretty certain, that those Democrats who
deny an equality with the Africsn. must be
inferior to him We have the Plaindealer's as
surJnce that they are not "SuperiOr." II this
is the ground on which the Democracy deny
the doctrine of ''NegrO Equality" of course we
have no more to say. They ought to be the
best judges.
The editor of the Plaindealer is the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the Cuyahoga
District, and It would seem that he was prepar-
ing to give Ed. WADE, "the Abolitionist," q
pretty hard run If the latter can "cut under
CRAY in ''NegrO-worship, his will exceed any
doctrine heretofore preached, even in "benight-
ed Ashtabuls. ."-TOiedO BLADE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29
Nortberp piyi.Ion g 6TR,iIro,a

The Sandusky Register states that the North
ern Division Of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road, west of Sandusky to Toledo, is to be soon
vacated Trains viii then run through San
dusky, between Cleveland and Toledo, via
Clyde, using the track of the sandusky, Day
ton and Cincinnati Road, between Sardusky
and Clyde.
The Register also learns that an offer by re
sPonsible parties to keep the track west of San
dusky to Clay Junction, in acceptable repair,
for two thousand dollars less per year than the
amount paid to the S. D. H Company for the
use Of its track, failed to meet the appreciation
of the management of the C. & T. Road. The
Register regards this as the frs, step towards
the total abandonment Of the Northern Divi-
sion, and adds-"But remember, there comes
q reckoning day"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29
Lnke superior Iron.

The successful manufacture Of Lake Super
ior bar iron in Michigan has become fixed
fact. The Wyandotte Rolling Mills lthe only
mills now making pure article Of Lake Su-
perior iron) have sold all their make for the past
six months, and are receiving orders as fast as
they can be filed. Should the sales increase
much beyond the present average, they Will be
OBLIGED to extend their works in nOrder 70 meet
the demand.
This result is highly gratifying; it indicates
desire to use better qualities Of iron than here
totore. AMI determines the stability of at least
one iron manufactory within this State.
The margin of profit to the comPanyis small,
bu, sufficient TO insure the permanent continu-
anee of the works.-DetrOii Advertiser.
There is no doubt of the superior quality of
the ore of which this Iron is made, and of the
facility Of working it. It is easier mined and
easier reduced TO Iron than any ore yet discov-
ered-for the reasons that 1t lies bare In the
mountains above the water level, and contains
no deleterious substances, and is within two OF
three per cent of a peroxide, the nearest the ore
cln be to iron. The communication is now
open by locomotive Railroad from the Lake if'
teen miles TO these inexhaustibe mines and
this ore will be cheaper than any other, not only
on the borders of the Lakes where there Is wood,
but in the csal fields of n. E. Ohio and y. w.
Pennsylvania, where ore of the secondary form
alton abounds. The whole character Of the Iron
trade in the Northwest will be changed; a su-
perior article will be afforded at less price
than an inferior article could have heretofore
been produced-and whatever advantages Other
places may derive from this great development
none can be so much benefited as Cleveland i
proper exertions are put forth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29

MoRPHY's GAME WITH HAKwITz.-Paul Nor
phys first game with Harwitz is thus described
in an English paper. By the next steamer We
shall have the results of succeeding encounters,
by which it will appear whether MOrPhy has at
last met his match, or is to renew on the eonti-
nent his triumphs over all the chess players IN
Great Britain. From the description below it
appears that MOrphy's deafeat was one of the
kind which is about equal to a victory:
Morphy, the American chess player, has been
beaten by Harwitz in their first trial, after three
hours play, in Paris. Hsrwitz won first move,
and proposed to play the Kings gambit,' which
the Yankee accepted. MOrphy sacrificed a
knight for terrific attack, which, with an infe-
rior antagonist, must have succeeded. HarwiIz
made a firm defence, and remained alter the
shock with queen and four Pawns to queen and
one. By admirable maneuvering the Prussian
succeeded in enforcing an exchange Of queens,
which decided MOrphy to resign.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29
A Search fer Thur..oH under Spiritual Dr.

We learn that two gentlemen, with hope
inspired by tho assurances Of sOnae oPiIitualists
of Adrian, left that city this morning, to make
another search for the body Of poor THURsroN.
We understand that Mrs. ALDRIcH, me-
dium" of Adriln, gave out on Friday morning
last, before having seen any of the party that
went in search of Mr.. THURsroN, that Mess-s
BANNIsTER and WoOD, of that party while sep
aIated from the balance of the Company in The
neighborhOOd of where the Balloon was found,
saw a house at a great dstanee, that they omitted
to 90 to it on account of its distance and the diff
Guilty Of getting there. She says THURsTOS is in
that house, alive
On yesterday, we are told, other mediums"
eorroborated this and said further, that Mr.. T.
was then Sunday suffering from high fever
This party will probably be heard from with
in two or three days-TOled0 Blade