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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-03-17

Justices and Constables' Blanks,
EKRRANrEE, MORTGAGE & QUIZ CLAIM DEEDS
suHHoHs, EXECUTIONS, sUBPGSAs, E1c.
Constantly on hand and for SAKE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

TUE sulscr: bars arr new receiving Their siatt
l. supplies, which viii eans;staf & geisfss. ssssts
nac@- Ct Groceries, Wines, Liquors. sc. NJ.
They aaTe :ut& re1eiregS and olef ta .hsass7s4a
Sc hblszpf the popular U!eaaier Eloal ss
q 8bisszIeans NiisheF-fnaeh zaaY31gts afaat.f
81 '"ss.a:thss 90 .ajtsy sisbra.ai,
30 E}oxts Faiaa Seap, small iarsSs SsaH##H
500 Plain EacoEl INNS, very efaoiee.
Casks l,s prftatisS. G, Hams.
Eugth4r SUPPLIES util be constantly cfDalag u nati
TIM stock is complete.
u h. BAR1sFre= 4 TRF.Ns5FAsasfttAA
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pafcn Renee Ftoam erTry 1

TIME NEW =sTF.sM FERRY RnAi# 81 ~
HSuyNYsstUtTFI s = will leave ta, l lsa assAsss
,on Rnuge at ! o:clock, An, during thes&5zzs -
Winter months, AMI at d oteiack during Iaf saa1ls.5
asszuty regularly during Inc tat. IL ;nfefssl e
ii fdisEn snina Ttl. take place between sae tfies lEea
side a%4 >.%%s ..a y III,
blast trip st Nut. down, anI remain fre ninnteaassnt
On tha opnosite side: after which, persons fesFeusw
crossing before sunrise next Morniag vi es1 ~ d -
over In Shifts ut dou bic IA ties Of erriages.aGcotaiog :
contract r. So. -. !, h tha
szs- No contracts WILDE rnadeTor .effiAss.pl II
80 49, n,erta~ Int in ORDER 10 suit the tonTeniFe1hss,
If .hnaa whose business Or pleasure causes sAs.s5
auent crossing Of either themselves o. ssz e asss
:.passagc Tickets" viii be Fold 81 ne eoass s Il. ! rs &
sees Of Twenty-Five foc -Four l@}olfasa5@ bs5ng Y : !
81 twenty ,ter cent. GA The assa1ltsllasl raNsj ri
uh1.v a. psppriesofs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
to manage the affairs Of The

and generally to manage the affairs Of The
corporation.
ART. II. This Charter shall e]ott'&He t'r
and during the term IF Z" el.tG-t'Fr Hv4T@, W.
less soonerdisoIyed by g meeting ii Stock
holae,*. aecorojne 70 The AKA rrt'i"n OF h'--
act OF the Legislature, NJ IA. apT'o''@
March l+.!l. I>}sA4at'Tc = .clrr'; to, # ">Aci~
wise and at It's tpIHIHA' -. 81 III case .o1
INSOLVENCY, its ~atiai5s ~;a't H. 'A9biia'"t hE
cn. or male >u:nE#>''s',cr~ Ii>@ rNe"t*1@s
hIe., to be elected Ly tr5 Stockholders.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
Ayers Cathartic Pills

fT'HE sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine have bean
H. taxed their utmost to produce this best, most perfect
purgatiye whicl, is known to man. InauinerabIe proofs
are shown that these PlI1s hare virtues which surpass in
excellence tie ordinary medicines, and that they win un.
precedentedly upon the esteem Of Gil men. They are safe
and pleasant to take. hut powerful to cure. Their peue-
kratiug properties stimulate the vital activities of the body,
remove t1s otstructions of its organs, purify tile blood,
and expel disease. They purge cut the foEl humors which
breed and gTtssG dIstellper, stimulate sluggish or disor-
dered orgaEs into tae!s natural action. and impast healthy
tone With strength to the whole system, Not only do
they cure the everyday complaints Of every body. hut
ALSO formidable and dangerous diseases that have bafHea
the Rest Of human skill. While they produce powerful
effects, they ere at the same time, in diminished doses, the
safest end best physic that can be employed for children.
Being augareoatet', they are pleasant to take; and being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been ms.se which surpass belief were they not sub
stantia.ed by men Of such exalted position and character
us to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent
~oiergymen and physicians have lent their names to certify
to the public The reliability Of my remedies, while others
have sent me the assurance Of their conviction that my
Preparations contribute immensely to The relief Of my
afflicted, suffering IeIlow-nlen.
Ihe Agent helow named is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almznac, containing directions for their use and
certificates Of their cures, Of the following complaiuss.-
CostiTeaess. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Drarsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul stomach. Nar-
sa. Indigestion, Morbid Tnaction Of the Bowels and Pain
arising tletefroIn. ffatulency, Loss Of appetite, all IF7cer-
Gus and Cnta'1eoua Diseases which require an evacnanI
medicine, scroInia OF Kings Evil. They also, by purify.
ing THIS blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which it would not be supposed they couid
reach, such as i'eafness, Partial Blindness. Neuralgia and
Nervous lrcitalility, arrangements of the Liver and KID
Deys, GDut. and other kindred complaints arising from q
low state Of the lady OF obstruction # its functions.
Do not te put off by unprineipIed dealers with some
other pill they make more profit on. Ask for AYERS
PILLS. and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares with this in its intrinsic value or curative
powers. The sick want the best aid there is for them,
and they should have it. #@
Prepared by DIR. J.zC. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
PRICE, 70 Cr5. PER Box. FIVE DoxEs Foa 81.
s9L.D By
EDWARD B0GEL, Baton Rouge.
ID. I. WADDILL,
L:H. TRUDEAU, Waterloo.z # u
and all respectable Druggists e~verywhere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

e. \i'FlES{HS received per steamship I}!ack War
! } F'oT- a large, VaTie'i anA fresh assortment .
feTf'n1"rr, combining all the latest style and In
FEotet1tnts III tEat line -
Fly wing Cards, a large variety, Cutlery, LikeutHse
2 bhl~- Of tie hest ola rye Nuiskav. ~
/ "ak Of s. pari9- Nat1ical Cornae Brandt
A'tEafa- Tobacco, beth smoking and chewing.
arr vaF'sty, Also q new cigar light. Cali and
~ 11]'.Ag At F. Bp4gl's
Sh'HtS' Drne Store
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WILLIAM DOGEs.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Ansssaaeeear.y

Wholesale and EaEa:l Druggist r5ssaaeesty
4 - ~BA1t9aT& EsE1f7e' D L4.
~ EEJes CONSTANTLY 6sagsl1Ea4fa and Is aai
II Increasing hts stock u va.Fthtff .sGtall kep
in country ami city IisHe stores. ngraortars sre ~
zpoetfully solicited, failing assured that by san gtf5
satisfaction toI,5s ust3Taets--pries VII % ie6--iafa
t,beraE--raur orders :~.isst:ler in or out q ass ltns "
?aAet With r1nu stntEe ~, P~ars.fas4z atsanEtpas
be paid to packing an3shiPusngs
izs~Every .t.ing shipped b. him per aaSrgeodsfeaH
boat. will he insured
Il viii be tn TOUR interest to ba5 yeae Drugs sas
4 +sr It 'sV" VII iBoeEI-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

GH o. TEE
= CONSTITUTION OF TIE
LOUISIANA SUGAR MAXI.
A or LOUISIANA, |
~1-~-- ,>ts .,v,z.r rtYJL.a
City OF Ne" DkLE 4 s.

Be it Rrowu, that this day. before me-, HIL-
AIRY BnE.pH CENAs, e Notary Public, IN and
for the ro1$h II New Orleans. Stat" "t LOU
~i&iana, duly commissioned and qualified. t'er-
sona!!v ca{ne aid appeared, the prisons here
inafIcl ratuad and undersigned, waosesnra'iv
declare that theydo by these pre- ieHts form
Themselves tuto a corporation. na3eT au'hQrl-
* If an act of the Legislature If this State.
emitted AN act foT tie oigan;Lai'ot a to"-
poratiors for works Of public ;rnproyctoe"t>
and utility" mo. 1917 Approved N&r'b
18th, 1885. bTc which end taey tuah: aud
anrna r. the f1lI1 VIM
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
llllr Gard tor I25I.

Il - Z 10 EFT,
i:As"- -vn. .~sr, "rI "a vr' ara L. r. >'"-a "
n4r}wAtp, ~ RI; tEaruftit!,.. ,E-Hs }ttH,'' IJI+m
...d Il ya &c r,mouftt'o,it$ nt Tie tas:, w. "'uf'
4r4tu~1 II &@ttrntuu u! usttInfr ~ ;'~IlAt,t! AN
IL. vr Of ,,~~ 2uoI. ~~ NO. III int~en' jt".* Ct ""}
friends w., iayt .ralt hitherto II %rw Htt-rae -
=, tx, Il Ing the cvulI1E ear send ia y"4r"f"eEa
wutthrr ; +
Avchsi.r,Y uls Paint. a., t'!s,
Plantation HARDWARE. N"'":r".Na.',
ti0lsc Furnishings fHrtsE" aui 02EUts.,
i ophtt,t SttErN, F&t"iif tt'j*!t>,
(yI-tu.-$ All lr4a. III t'ti 'ui i""ut'H'
ANA ytllr a3..cies 1nnr, definitely u.Itttone's tie
" e&a, III t3sj> paper and Il the prizes 'r 4~4atitS q!
u~ur1ro&> ~ ~ STAT il VII n5tr b. our fault.
AuNTAA Il Iir,,E}. tAu}"h street,
r. op.o*.t" TIE f!arEey House
H,g~ga=sa~! a'Enazss5s>:?
INilS4H "a n@ AMI CDtt, II.
Tunlar' & i',i,:"r;es, Iatan Rouge,
and The i.c4 A~!.Aee Plough
8 Or baud ats
5foNTAS 11C'E!r
- Nails and Cordago.
Wrought, Gut LiAaa-A,At *4u .isE"c-shVe ->";t'
MenntlIA,
Hemp.
-4 cytfo x Gyr,..zs.
Flow- lil,eh,
FlSit -tineK,
S~ssiEcnf1 and
ligaisjI4t%,
French and
iarIiue IwtEr,
atin IHiue At
kipNT4H IrGt TT
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Eevye1rv
India Rubber EeIsiug.

eHHFEET IN STORE, of4, 8. s, 9 and 10 inch.
wv Sand i ply. / can furnish ANY size belt
tng at short notice, from / inch ? Ily, to 90 inch s ply.
This t'eiting is manufactured under Good ears %.
eat, and is aopertut to leather for the following rea-
sons: It has Il perfectly smooth and even surface.
Il sehiotn requires Tightening IaoEe than once. Il
@ili always ruu straight, and Will, 4 perfect bearing
en- the puissss. Il is stronger and more durcbia thar
1eAth4r. IL eau h@ constantly run In wet places. or
exposed to the weather, without injury, and all wide
te5!ins, at cost oI oms $Atra less than ltszthir.
&u4Z9. i, BRADFORD.
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4. W. G 4. NJ RON

ARCHITECT. AVD aDlIp5K
BATON 2oQer Ii. a
vxvuL ExEcuTE ia 6 faithfa!n e. orIasassgs u 6
npr. Al e~,nvrsets t~s. tni' I'M q o,het 7ors y
c-,s=s sG3sesse4 tie him troash Ia Tostososff
&4easga5
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
ION TIL n @.

~ IL S#RtaS.
WORKER In TIN, COPPER, Sp5Hss .sss
THE subfcfE;ber respectfully bugs leaEa u H. and i
a1ioininr Parishes, hat he Is nnN ~prepkssd Y ss 49,
ali work IN the above line, in the best ana i'e1' :.
He il reaay al all times, tosnaks oE.ssptE
Steam. z@ F#
Supply
Escape
and
ssops p1s.sf
q > kind, quality and deser'Pson' Y
aeehiGg, ~
In or topper : Spout. 8: Tass,s
Tor lining .cornicss, zaaa t.. A ~ q| P n@sf ap' sagstaorss
hand, 4 general aSsoI.nen@ o. h T.. s@
IaI,rs lanterns, Oil Cans, Se,s SC :, ill., IL asi4snsss
III All oI001z '''" 'A' JOAN TILANp@
~ Church Street. Baton lows
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
PATTON ROUGE. GROSS TErE

PATTON ROUGE. CROSSE 1lE5rEE
- ~opELoUs4s RAILROAD. = NEW ssRRsa,KGss.
AAssi I'm aaa atter Tuesday, sept. HI tae csFi
*iA !aave E,,syaa GfoEss Tete daily, (suaia Fl except I.
ed} at St ~o'claek, L. b., and returning, lears taa
river at j Pm i II
Tie steam ferry toxs stssnay sossttas 4 ra.5 1a as
i've trips s da : u The teraainusI tue .essts VI
Lsates Eaton Gauge st -. 3.3 If. /: :gssr
" @...,,+.. 49,, s3ssss. as.5a
All frsightfo for tEss evening train. muztb- saiFEsa u
Il. H., t!2&t trip being n1adae exclusive fiji trsiEtt
Through Tickets AMI excursion tickets I'll saia III
!" up y s@oatll4s j DSlAcI. ssPsriasfassta,
June II, Isa7s# -
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a. r. MITCHELL,
4 FIN At LAW
PI-AQ uEMiNE,L A.

70 Cotton Planters,
Iae undersigned offers MS services to totter Plan
tsrs as d G1N.NRlGHT. lie has had aynp pie exner[en.
nd c&2 prodlre the best Of references,
BENJAMIN TERRIER
atom 1t Q Uge Iuns u It
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

A&tAtLA a}+ts&A|f
SALTS,
CREAM TARTAR.
IIECAuuCAEA,
sENNA,
Banks,
SAILS,
CASTOR OIL,
-HLCAEN. SODA,
LAUDNAUI,
pAREGOHIC,
ALCnx
GINGER, &c.
IHEN WE l4ANE
FA!lENsrOCk'S EEhNIFCGE,
pEKRI'$ DEAD 5IOI,
MrLAlN'S VENNIfUGE.
CHAMPIONS NOHN MIXTURE,
! ERn CANAD'N FERMlFLGE
DLsIDEs ANY QUANTITY OF PILLS, as
NRIGl1T$, JAINF7S,
McLAIs'S, DRAFDHErA's,
LEES, LOuDEN,S
MOFFATT">,
IIOLLOWAI'>.
CHAMPIONS,
MOHtI>ON'S HIGEN.
DIX. FRANKS,
GORDUNS,
AND on iJS1AEHTs FOB PAI>s, BR,lsEs
swELLISGs, STRAINS Oh ISM
wruAvp
NERVE AND BONE
THE MUSTANG,
J r. AEAklAN,.
CHINESE.
VENETIAN,
JAMES,,
b. DNAY'S,
. InUDEN'S.
~OpOn,LD0CK,
zROCK OH,
AIMS.
HAYS, &c.
FoR DISEASES OF TIE LUNGS AND THROAT
HAVE
WIsTAKS WILD CHERRY,
SrAhLER'> AN0UINE.
W0OIENAN'S ENPECTORANT
1E-tc Tl,,rrnp.r
= ~. n,-r+t
p,ZE syHI1p
Turx roa nTsorru.. WK.s S~ou.r,
f.rx~,rr WIS.,. ~o.., ,,,~ 49,.
Grxrn.I I1rnnyry I,r-
pr,SIS cEru with ~ruEAr1|
uEInE<ATFn RITTTHS
u1ErATr< rf1~rEpe
4!<iEl Atl>
iCT LASb u 'atsAA hI4lhN>,
C0CLA I}IIIsRS /
!
"E01'@3 7@F""A| ~AEFA"A't'> ~
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HOES, tIIOEtL~, &C.

Best Fu4iish. care, corn and cntton his. ,T,ekrt
80 leg. gr1 buing 1oes. stuJtle hoes Au4es SEuvGis and
-dadeS, at MONTE: i IiCtrETs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

DAtbEE Il BENJAMIN..
EEeah gxzpp1loa=
q CA>E> I}-stft< ~~HnCL:Hk%,
~ @c, o59 Ii a-Ia i tzk. Hug round.
81 Ebiz. A~&> afk
&5ts Ghis Ite 5oya fir family use.
5oA t5bi> Mess Ee=@-s~ry :hoice,
. lasts Hans, S4E farGl X Traces
~ 10 til EsAu* Il >r1ft
Casks Iten'inackz smoked Reef,
500 Phi F:4nr. cl"ic~ ugani<,
- TX SEES Star tnndser. ! to e
q 30 : 4d&faauti1r candles i 10 Il,
"a Sperm, j. K ~,
1o1 Boxes Manchester S88p snAiI hnxes
100 Ge:1&a-Largo & s1a+i 5a:s,
Sc Bags Rig GGilze.
java IN Eecast>, ART
GovefarseaEs EsaHn. ela.cs article,
10 cAaez.d 5a#Es= u II III, H.
Is Gases C4Nzsa. Eaaafn-~fae 2rtscis
Is j" - Ia ROSE.
SO CasesTafk&Ea Ale. 4tF, / p5rts,
q /" C,aanr@*ne (T!er, qnoarss,
g. Foxes C#ase@ Es~tatn Geese,
rs ksgz Caarry Valley Durf.r, w.
70 tA"t-e Family do.
3 - 9oSheE-vrE7 aaperGas,
20 Iigz Feet,
So Els Deaas Whisky,
81 - Fishers do.
Is -" MaaopE4Aesa,
= - I'll RE.
25tz Hbls 3toannEah A copper dIza3Eied.
p ;$bIa Leaf SuEgr. ssn-lr ara double rsEae+
30 Hstxes Eoag worths .s.eH ia.
- Dtls col@azated tati4sra# NE'esr,
- small chests E~ta1rrts! Graaz Tes,
II GunF9Hder 30,
IL Casks cho;ce rice,
.fHG Aoz- St.aw Ifru"'rus.
saa I$a=s Fine l. Gas rse Salt.
- Or. tasks J. n2Aricaa Brandy.
Ard Z naGahervaf ether articles. 10 si # ssIich ~
tnsite The attention 81 QUE West BATON Rougss
8russe fate fri=Htia. with The assurance thai nc efos7
Wit ap 2eta untried to Eire uniform satisfaction.
1aaS"3. BARRIE :
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Fresh SuDnIies.

Fresh SUPPLIES.
"sTo3 Mackarel in barrels, 3
~ q" =dn ~ I do
Loverinss: test reanoi loaf sugar In bo.aa
: L1nisf=ta leaf sugar in barre1->
e Crushed N @F - !
& Parlerei u T. - Al
0ae!ne snat}- &Inal bars,
French brandy III quarter casks,
ia cases Of ms l 1Gaea
An1eriean brandy. Il and =,
Coarse AMI tiu" salt,
Eoaneke tohaceo. =5'sS##@@%
Cti!dess' Honey dew, -
Goshen butter Of the naaaEs.a DAIRY.
large assortment Of White wines to ar1ye= eve
r. day,
Champagne "f every brand and quality,
i'astefers material. Cane Lime, t!astar. Ce*rept, &c.
Plaster"r's Hair in larse quantities..
Oc1 G5tI RARnEE d: RENLtNLN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

:, .ssEiErtes~
y OK Bark NAzeppa
10 baskets Anutsette,
3 dozen forn Starth,
IL oo<ts Colgata's Pearl S1axuA,
!" Yeast Powder,
baskets Seltzer Water
90 hoxes Try Lemonade,
10 dozen Lime juice
10 Superior GIaret,
| cazk Old Port.
20 dozcn porter, Barclay 4 Persins<
30 =" fEurton CIT Trent Scotch Al
| barre! Superior Old MonongaAeta
/ " Carnphine,
" Burning Fluid. for sala bv
WI, E0tE1s 1suggf 1
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An7.3E7 IN TIE event, from any cause, the
election. should not be held al the tine here
~inbetorct provided, then, aud in that case, il
may &c hejt at any Subsequent time, after
giving thirty days public rotiee. III one o.,
more OF thu newspapers published III the city
Of New Drieans.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

.Fst+tsFHTt5 tA6sfss6wetIFEsE@
Wines and Laqu01 4.
F3y ia*e arrivals froGa soxtseaa
- i pipes Cd CoEnac brandy #4s
i do SO Chan paigne 80 @@ .
= 10 DO t:o# IT. ve-t cid
CrSeH II Brandy 1875 do o. d.,
TaaZapas&hs:
- = ha#Ez9tst5e anSzIia5,
Is NaSssats 81. IT. MARI.
ta~kctsf1eifz5ch f5uts and 4Ear-s,
q s7aSkets Mort l. CiaiaaeEz, 4 No. l.
et9 wines: -
IL Hungarian c1arst-aess dassr. wire,
Chateau IsousHa.,
80 4lupEsssts,
@>- DO ST. F~stepae.
fETkt.te Sfr.faes!
" Chateau D. a'essia,
d0 sFouEsa,
~HautSau1erae
Emile Sorcl- IL rtiecux
St. Mary do. and ether Is arr=e"
naval BAf}REE &BFeTAM1S-
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ArT. Waddill's Drug Store

! 1T r. z, Wadd1lI's DruB 5t0Io
IS KEPT a large AMI con1plete assoGIfnef
/ Of DRUGS. NEDlClNEo ., fEhf ~
KY. SOAPS, COMBS AND FANCY Ia
! TlCLtS.
i. Plantations. Can be supplied upon as rea
! sory,Ie terms a. in Ne" Orleans. aud take
th.> wr,sYun to sly ~ ilanterS, tnA& i VIII
,"?sr,;~t, "a yo;r .AIe'''cl:teH Tor The same
, npo1.ry luu pad it,: year Ter the same aE2'
I .ie%. II TIFF, same q'l"it|es: a'"t piT9@r ny
sci tnnt jur quantities shall BE- '1i'V G4''a11to
. =! ,$~ >u1i Observation-Disclosures u L'~lA
only Expected
NJ SAVE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

Al. MOTTLEI, ESQ, Of UTIcA, n. =, writes: q have
aBed your ihcto7at myself and in my family eyer sinca
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AETTCLEsOF ASSOCIATION

Art. l. The ~coTporatrd narne of the as
ISOLATION 10 be- the "@LOUISlANA SUGAR
MART,' and to have its d~on'lcjle Ia thc
city of Now Orleans.
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Yet through all these prvatons, had the satisfaction
of being frequently assured that my companions would
feel themselves amply compensated they could only be
the means Of restoring to my friends, and relieving
me that danger to which they had assured me that
my life exposed.
feel 1t to be duty which owe to the utahs to make
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whether ever an agent Of the United States In the Indian
service has witnessed similar attachment 10 ms person
~ more LOYALTY TO those laws and regulations which
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manifest in this instance.
The absence of any one ia charge OF the superinten
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constitute sufficient apology for thus obtrudng these
facts upon your notice
Very respectfully. your obcdicnt servant,
GARLAND HURT, Indian Agent.
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The LICENSED OFFICERS TIE CENTRAL AMERIcA.---Mr
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trail America has sent report Of Messrs. John NJ
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