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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-16
Special Notices.

To THE CITIZENS OF WAsHINsroN.-Wolfs's
Schsidan Ayomatie SeAaapps.-Ths proprietor
bess leave to call the attention of strangers and the
citizens Of Washington to very superior article of
Holland Gin, which he introduced to the American
matio Sohnapps.
This Gin is manufactured by the proprietor excu-
sivey at his DstIlery IN Schiedam, Holland. Ii Is
made from the best Barley that can be procured in
Europe, at any cost, and Favored and medical ed
not by the common harsh berry, but by the NEST
choice botanical variety o the Aromatic italian Ju
nlper Berry, whose more various extract is dlstl-
ed and reoIhed with Its splrtuous solvent ard thus
becomes a concentrated dncture of exquisite fia-
yOrs and aroma altogether transcending Its Cor
dial and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
The proprietor has submitted 1t to nearly the
whole Medical Faculty of the United States, aud
has received answers from about four Thousand
signatures as most desirable addition the Al "a
terra Medica.
Persons who purchase should be careful to get the
genuine article, rs the whole country flooded with
count feits and limitations,
Put up IN quar-: and pint bottles, i'm cases of one
dozen each, and for sale by all the respectable Drug
gIsts and Groeers in the United States.
UDOJPB1 WOLFE.
Solo Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot, No. q Beaver street, New York,
WOLFE's SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs, is
prescribed with great success by the Medical Fac
uity IN Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish CIRCULATION of the Blood,
Inadequate A Assimilation OF Food. and ex hausted
vital Energy and as a beverage 1t has no superior
Put up In quart and pint bottles and for sale by all
the Druggists and Groeers ni w WashIngtOn. )"
UDoLPAo WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
g.. BedvoR.Rtreet Ns,rk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-16

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- -emption
70 any OF the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated is required stab
sh the same to the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver OF the land office at Elba, and make pay
Msnf thereJoT as soon as practicable dfier seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale of the lands en-
bracing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will
he forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
ian 5-law3W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-16

CHEAP PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT
" Two Pianos for SIS each; one do. SIS; two do.
stock Of Boston and New York unrivaJled Pianos
DIS tf JOHN r. ELLIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-16

MINCE MEATLMINCE MEATn
Eh;.h ~ we HAY have supply Of Domestic M'nee Meat
KING Il BURCHELI,
d3 oornsr 18Th street and Vermont avenue.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
SEpvEr ETIr.:1r a,-,ooo,,y.-

SERVED RlenT,-A correspondent OF
the London Evening Post says that
young jerome Bonap*rte, who after hay
ing received an educatiou at West Point,
aud holding q Lieutetsnt's commission
IN the i. s.. Army, resigned, went to
france, became naturaIizod, and va. ap-
pointed II Of the E1nperor's staff, is
not in high favor aith lis master aud
cousln. and does not appear to have made
any advances either pecaniariIy OF other
wise, as he dimes daily al the English
tavern Of Mr.. Hill, where he has onIy 70
pay the moderate sum Of rs cents for
his meaI. We never had much sympathy
for 4 citizen OF tbs United Stats who
would exp.triats himself.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

RIVER NEw,.--C inctnnats,J ui1e s.
The river here is rising. There y 1hl'tyy- I
six feet Of water in The chanel.
Louisville, June 8--Tha r'Tef Y
rising. Ten and g half feet Of water @
The fails
81. LOUIS, June 8.--The river g r1s'nss
here, bat it 10 lower than yesterday,
THE Missouri river las cut tarops1
the Illinois river opposite its mouth aau
is pouring an Immense oIume 9. fataf
into Long Lake. IN.
The Upper Mississippi is rising tap'dt9.
Taa Illinois is stat oaary.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
s. SCHM4LINsKY l. Co.--Tbis sEtsh

s. scHM4LIHsEY l. Co.-Tbis estsh.
hshnnaot still keeps up its reputation for
sailing fine goods at reasonably low prices.
We solicit from our readers a careful Pc
Tusa| Of their new and lengthy ad-
veEi'sen1ent in another column. scH4-
AlrssGy aCo., advertise literally and
reap tensoId benefit til erefron. This is
lbs true principle Of doing business, and
our advertising friends understand it
thoroughly. The newspaper columns
are tha places where 10 plant your dimes
III advertisements. and plgek your dol
lars Of benefits. Every body should
bear this important fact in mind, if they
wish to saocasd in thia world, especially
IA : mercantile wy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

soULouQUE N HIS ARMy.-Faustin
/, Emperor Of Hayti. gave, in March. an
order, not to Leeds, but to Elbnar
Normandy for three thousand suits OF
frg'nentaIs. Tie contract WAS duly al
tended to, and the manufacturers were
up to time, but unfortunately the goods
were aont 10 the harve broker ;nty dis
tlnct shipments FIR ST. Domingo and three
thousand pantaEoons arrived three weeks
E'etuFs the supplementary portion Of I'll 6
outfit. ~sou|ouque, who hal fixed on. 4
grand review. lad bis troops drawn up
IN confess array. h~araoguing bis brave
army with a promls OF jzck~ts by the
next packet. Had tbs jaekals come first
he would no doubt have turned out his
men in the costume Of sans Gull, lies ;
but the broker will hays 10 snswer for
breach OF covenant with bis bigger mai
eatY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
THE CENTRAL OBGAE,--Bv 4 Ia

The CENTRAL OHcAr.-By q late
"n'rbzr Of this Journal, we perceive it
has passed into the hands Of A, L. Gus
MAN, E$qry formerly Of Baton Rougs,-
Since we first bad the pleasure of peru
sing the writings Of Mr. GusuAS, in
several Of cur rewspapers-~ though, not
in an editorial eapaejtv-we were salts
ted that if ~persevered in, lie would soon
become Il Of the most talented writers
OF the day. We cordially welcome Mr.
G, in the fraternity, and trust that his
in bis new sphere Of action, will
bring lim4bo,h wealth. and fame.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

Us.-Our Police Jury at the annliaI
session on Monday LIST, did us the honor
10 elect us Parish printer, chief Of Patrol
for The Ward, and one of The comnis-
sioners Of elections. We can assure our
friends and brethren OF the press through
out the country generally. that these
donors have not in the slightest degree
tended to make US any way too big
for ou breeehes"-~on the contrary. we
ara ss democratic as usual--take our les
wal ct With the s~toicjsn Of Il philosopher,
and graciously permit our " blessed cir
%umstance" to ~pefsevere Ia It's culinary
l~'Fopsnslties in making mud pies in the
road along with the other children as
usual.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

lSrEREsrlsa TO See FANcraEs.-A
Mr., stuTlov&nt,%of Cleveland, Ohio, as,
ser's that lie can bring ices forward eve
mo't's earlier BY the very simple pre-.
+ ess Of feeling them with unboited rye
meal pIHced an boards hear tie live
They "pi,ch into it at onea." AS f late
years bee keeping has become Il ~tavorite
and profitable amusement witt; tiIous-
ands- as no class Of *~E,ets" can, 1T these
respects, be compared TO th"m-it is not
'mpossibIe that 3 knowlsdge=ot he facts
above mentioned mag prove acceptable
30 many. Bees are like trees-it costs
very tIstEe to start them, 5he* maintain
themselves with, very little attention,
they are pleasantttoobserv and in tie
end profitable.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

4 LITERARY guRios1TY,-An English
paper Publishes the sketch Of tile life OF
a pfisofier. composed BY himself in the
y Winchester jul. The orgio*I is in the
shape Of + printed book ; Tie letters and
words all t'ayiug been cot out Of waste
paper By THE man with bis finger nails,
as no knife or scissors was a~t'owed.-
After cutting out the wolas suitable t.
his =" purpose, lle carefully pasted them
IL proper order to form 3 small book,
comprising % pages. = piece Of poetry,
addressed 70 the prisoners uifa,is included
Ill this singular production,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
PgrsT,c1AsAThe Portland adyrel

PsrSr1c1AsA.--The Portland advef.
tisar says that democratic leaders Voaio
gladly see tbs R:puolic perish to-1 g'f1A
II il would only beqaeashs them. Y
money. 1t couldn't bequesth them
,nlsssEs u. that article just now, I. " ss of!ea
head Of an old feIlow Wllo,l Il h's W,
ave sesen silver spoons t. aIls Iepns~
and adusd, the reason ! don't glFs h'n'=
the rest of tie set is that tlls young
rascal has alraady stolen them. !. !,
The Washington Un'on says that W ~.
Buchanan I1res in the heart q e.. e,
county, An Indiana paper mention. .
tie case Of a live snake found 10 Tug 2 sa1f
Of & horse
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
HETrtSG OSE's E'tktFNts1s We u sE,,


HITTING O&E'S F1KtBNHs. 49, We should
recognize as yT;ends the Know NotI,invs
in Congress who voted for tie admission
Of Kansas with the Lacampton Cons.i-
to,jon ; aud We should ~denounce as enc
na3es those who a1tad with the Black
ltrpablscans.- C,aAo Guzette.
Ion Denounced rs enemies to the
South those who voted With the BIack
Republicans up1n the E1Sii<I, Kansas
bill, do you Very we'll Gen. Qui,man.
Of Mississippi, aud Mr.. l}ouham. # soutI,
Carofina, 50 voted. They are, therefore,
of the South 7 For n,arcy'<
sake, man, be a lit L. careful how
YOU w}igl your sllill4'efs. You'll do
tssare harm #, vour friends than enemies
-: Lbs rate.--BuN'hn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

LAST SrNDAY's FIsufNG Excursion
The threatening appearance OF the
weather last Sunday morning, prevented
many from enjoying the piscatorjaj pleas
lures Of Lake. Crocodile. NotvitIastand-
Jag this drawF aek in point Of numbers,
the fishing was excellent. and would
have been much better, bal for tie re-
cent heavy rains which had filed the
Lake TO al unusual Height. Every oiy
caught as many Gsh as they could con~
"enlentlF carry away, while others
brought out cooAiug utensils and Ind 81
"c1aflning FRY" on tie spot. Ii was q
lively aud merry crowd, a#I "e are salts
lied sbey ct: ijoyed the sport with great
sasjstactinn We learn it is tie irtat.~
lion Of tie President Of the Road 10
4 Sunday train for the benefit Of
fishing parties, whenever they offer. We
still persist in our previously expressed
opinion, lust q small hotel at Lake Ctoeo-
lille would pay~welI and handsomely, to
ore possessing sufficient energy 70
undertake il.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
suv- We are not one Of those who

g4v~ We are not one Ut those VIC
snap up every little va'f or straw thai
flats past US upon tbs waves Of news
naper dom as AZ evidence ofpubllcsen
ment or feeling upon any SUBJECT. Bn
We have eontended for some time past tina
the abolition feeling in the North was OF
Fthe decline, and the following paragraph:
from the New York KeTa}d, tend to con
firm that belief. We find it in the col
umuy Of The New Orleans Delta,= Wte1e
it must certainly lave been placed By
ACCIDENT, one Of the most fierce and de-
voted papers upon the much mooted
question Of "soutben Ris|'.s.'
DECLINE or TIE ANTI~>AAyEET SENT1-
HEET.-lt is very evident from u'ner
Gus Indications Which meet the eye, that
q very decided decline in the ant'-s'aETry
sentiment is taking place throughout the
Northern States. Tie National Era, an
auti-SIavery journal, published at The
Federal Capital, noJ long slHce confessed
liza. it, circulation had fallen 1T one
halt II LATE. It Is well known at our
posi-ofiice that Tue an,i~sIayerr organ OF
oor country parts. the Weekly Tribune,
has lost quite As Earge.a share OF It's sub
<cription list. This IL also manifest from
tie pj:euus appeal Which it makes 10 its
friends to come TOTS aid and adveEtise
in its columns at half price. No n,naI
doing IL gool business, or With an i'll
ctgaslng circulation, would show EVIL
1eDca Of such weakness in The kIees Is
This.
= Tie Iate elections Tell the same story
in Tie extraordinary diminulion Of tbs
an!I-,isverY vote. Tic truth is, that lEt=
people "f the Free States, the a4ricultu~
raj, commercial and manufacturing class
Is, have gEown tired Of tile antj-sIare y |
ltumbug, and want 10 iasar NO more of
it. Tue late reyulsjon f'st dIg4rtetl
thoughts from the s%utject- A'td
now the religious ~re7'vais, which have
80 antl-1iHgety nonsense about ttlssT
are another evidence OF Tie dIst:tyor into
!" hjcfls the oIEear feeling has l*IIet,
sEnong t~hose=plous a'"} g"odjy classes
who lave been heretofore its wartnest
u tveo Or three Years ii i, moi
1o}'kejy taatanti-aaeefy Journalism Ill
.Ile N4rtI1 will Iase expired q inani
zz
II 1t 2newspaper world. aII are aware
bat the HsroM occupies 9 position Of
or principle, and generally views
whatever opinion It dec4minates viii
ather an increduIons eye, but no one
5oubts that The HtTa{d. IL not fol! "post-
d upon every subject agitating the pee
lie Of .Isis conFederacv, political fr other
and such deciaratiJns rs tIiosa COR
in ti1= extract above, must be cor
ect, or the National Ora aud Tribune
,oujd Indignantly repeal or reiu.e The
allegations.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
"blLL Ms DEER 1I7N5

,a,a Aa. : moral o. 1
sS's' requires no little ingenuity. j.
confess |s',' oa's & scarcely adequate . \.
taSk' but will adorn thista;l I !, ~ ~
os''.s tail! "a. +" the best Of our .JbIII,,'
young N'fn"od q our vicinity, rbs. :
nov as a deer hunter, is spread 49,.
the country through, VAS psrticuI III. ~ :.
qo9s'ed BY a friend, Mo knew "a; = :.
oSS'~I'a"''"g qualities, % Kill lin ] j..
IF, 8 g.. particular occasion. I Bin ~,
himself considerably elated by Il. ,en'
p'''Ds't' and With determination ] 4,
ofd'e'" started out on The Gro,,. ~.
s>8E''oad. for Wooddela,ta secure d. =
the animals by . stu laa1. ANN.
at the beautiful and picturesque n,..
or Of WooddsId, ABiln secured i.
services of 3 friend and torchs, q J.
5"s7 ID ne sport. After dark soma
time, they started, ana after @tr.,.,;,.
through tbs woods for al hour a. ID
"b''i's' friend saddsuIgs spisa ons oitbs
"c1Iters" staring in astoai.bn,1.a, 4.
lights they carried. Our hero u. !,
absorbed in meditation al liz maa,i.
Jude OF Ills mission, that be entirely 81.
got bow TO ain property 1 tth. an;na
and SO b'azsd away, regardless Il coma
qaences. Bills" aim VS. sure. and 1.
t't The a%niiast. vhici. started Of Il III,
speed, though sa~erely wounded led aud b
after him, ahead d lis friend AID i,
lights. After the chase had been con.
t'naed ter some time, despite The DARK
n@sa aud the 1ickering 81 The torch ii.
RED by his f'ieud, aBilln disappeared.
and an hour or mors elapsed, before Ii,
friend came upon lis WhtsreaDouu.-
What WAS bis astonistbment when i.
discovered 4BjII" sitting upon lls baak
Of q small and muddy bayou, mrl.slHf
covered with mud and dirt, looking tbs
perfect picture Of misery and despaail.-
"Where in thunder il TIC deer,
huTr'el!y asked bis friend IS & came 10.
s1aaly opened bis eyssandi aa
i!alf-sort Of Ill indignant tone, answered,
Don't know--gone to.b|azes, rec
Did you lose him #BIlI Y s'szrp.aala:.
y retorsed BILL Hoy Ii ithaaIplp,ssaa.-
way has he gonas oonI kknnor
way he has gone and dom cars
4 cuss neither Tol aee, rM elos. on
10 him al the time, and finally coIche,l
4 hold Of his tail. but tl,s earned crittet
90 fat and greasy that running made ,'suae
%Z%&@&E Observation-Disclosures
1fu hot, and tbs tat gin u melt and
all ons on u lii tail, 30 that
zben | cotched hold OF shedafneda AMI.
mails natratius It slipped OFT NJ hand
asst Ike assreased pig Il ! fourth 4
IuIv froti~ sand ron fell into tue
# @%t 5@M@@.% &##&##B -.@A#%@
n"vou while cleasipg1 bin, 'sN'so.
kinder hels on 10 The dafncd old lbE,ekss
All for 4 while, sp;te q his taller, NIlel:
vas s|ippsn' outan bin, nit fs6t y hs
zffae to the bayer, he juIrrt acres, and
aas ksrsiump. right nitoIt, and
hen awag he went a4kitia
etufne1 completely ofest-fa1|en at belag
born Of bis d%eer-llunting honor, and d,
oIornIy swears bell neverggo s 1ns''og
gin till the deess gets 4 littlazieanaar5 and d.
oarer. "BiI!" has had flights sIues
lat hunt, in consequences 81 several
saying something sbouta bucks
Ill in his presence.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
IN FoR 1r.--N. II. REESE. Clark q!

In Is 1r.--N. H, Reese, Clerk Of
the 9Th District Court. has entered suit
against j. K. DuscAx, FOR taking pos
session Of bis office during Vigilance
excitement. On their abandonment Of
the Court room, it vas found IN d dirty
filthy condition. The Clerks Office bad
been .forcibly entered and a number Of
the records taken IL and burnt. The
corpse ola German wastound jyinG upon
the floor, bloody and smelling horribly;
mir. L. estimates the damages to the
Court Room AID records at $4,000, aud
and snes 5or thar amount, Beautiful
u lbs public peace!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
- Atd-rI0an ] L IioLLAND%(Ag

- -1-77'77"" 17o1''-'o77 t.7 ]
ems Of the defeated cau4idatHs Intend
contestiog the election on tie grouu5>
that the Independent tickets at h;s
poll were not regular ballots, but were
eq:iro city tickets cootaing tie names Of
all the independent" candidates for
tia whole City. II Mr.. Il is sl1cce- sfu|
in lis attempt, il will equally beneG;
tl+ee 0th2~ Am. Alderman WHO also were
defeated in tie same District.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
SAILED FoR THE ECLr.-Dn Salar.

CAttED Fch TIA. ttLE.-tn 5ataf:
morning the sloop-oE-saE PtymouM
which had been for mere than Il Yea
devoted to the purpose If it practice SHY
for Tie eX=faise and experiment q He+vy
shell guns, left Washington for Nurfu;a
to"ed down by the Tub 1'@azpr&t. Tjse
gallant commander Of The plyno4ih
JuIn 4. Dahigfeu, had volunteered [.
proceed to the Gulf OF Mexico 10 cruise
lhe'e>al the present. lunctuze ami protect
American ~sh1pp1ngr that Sta tom u
warranted AGGRESSION. Ills otfsf being
accepted by The government, the p}yne~
oah, after dropping into Norfolk for pro
Visions and a,nunlt'oo, sailed direct to
Tie scene ot service.
The United States ffgate Wa5osh.
which went into commission at New
York last Monday, has been got ready
Tor sell with dlspatcb, and went down
from tho nary yard On Friday morning.
TO get her supply of powder from the
1nugAzile Oh EtIi>'s Island, from wt.oace
size will sail direct for Gulf Of Mexico.--
The Wobash is pierced for about sixty
guns but now o"iy carries forty. She
has all her officers on board.
We also learn That orders have been
received TO ast the friga!e Sabine ready
Tor Sc" with dispatch. This clip was
rebuilt III 1865, ! ougl she bad never
beer launched. It is ba|iere,! that size
is 'z'teAded Ter The home squadron.
The Savannah, ~hicI, recently return
from a EosIg cruise, ard 1as beet. ri
iced will be fastened TO completion, md
Dispatched as early as pracslcaIle.-
like a month will be required
10 finish the work on these last Two sbjps. |
National l~nte}lsgencer. 3lyt.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

TIM 1~'AnprSEss OF DpLoaAcy--io
show how slowly diplomacy .'oves' go -
under the stimulus OF deep nationsi :.
sentiment, it may be observed 1ha. ].
are still npgoti@tiiog With Nsra aEiE. q.
for PREPARATION which ne dsIna sa -. =.
tbs murder Of $ixsy peaceabla re 'nn..
cent American passengers a. snAu1-1
committed more than two yasrs ago.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

e. The lea yt II the Police Jury
proceedings and tbe.late hour al which
they we're receivedy prevents their publ
cation this week. They will appear in
our next issue. @ @ -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

"01D Isoss1oE~.'-Iftsa UnjTad States
fr:gate Consultation, = upon tie rail-
WY OF The dock al the portsmouth, Navy
Yard, having been thoroughly repaired
and eoppered,. will be put 3nto tire dry
dock On Thursday, and isoalsd into siia
rivsr On Saturday. ! correspondent Of
fila> Jouz7aaz says thas the pi4nking Out
Sj1a and ii las been taken Of, and b.
tw~rn>six szsd sesan hundred new sifnbers
have been put on in p|aoa of the rotten
91es renewed, ard new parking, ceiling.
clamps anil 1vck- take the place u Tile
old ''OI Irou>i,tes" ia bow ar good
new, when first launched III Dv<;on
yeas ago. She VII be fitted with
4 HEAVIER bs't"fy than, slja has hizItsr&o
carried. aud win Mi th@ lnarrova4ff4ents.
If ihe age, while he model ii III eo.Erssz
'emaius as she IA originally csIHue-za
ed.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

! GFTr1xa SCARED !-IIe VsgiIanIs
suddeuly taken NTH Leausny ."--from
the New Orleans p"pers wa learn that
quite a number Of the brave aud deter
mined heroes. u who T~aIiant'5 suard9"
| the welfare and Interest Of the city, have
very suddenly come to the CONCLUSION
that Il little travelling was necessary to re-
store them to health and vigor, SO much
exhausted and dcb:Iilated after their ar
duous Iabors. Some got on board a
steamer al the wharf, others at Carroiton,
while ftu thought the salest plan was
to get skjhs and pull out into the river,
and then board The sica1ner. The city
.~guoraions should By all means have re-
manned to watch whether the Mayor
elect performed bis duty Or mol. Beaut'-
fa| preseryers " The public peace t!1es4.
Recorder Solomon, an Elk. n, who
mer'toriousIy slgnalizsd himself as one Of
the "Vigil"nts'' II was politely Informed
when he attempted to open bis court, by
Lieut.. LEcGET, Of the CITY Police, that
he could be permitted to do no such
having out!awed himself by bis
participation IN the "Jisorder aua VIC
party. Some one else will, for
the time being. At FEAST, perform the very
arduous duties IF Recorder ~SoLoAos.-
PERFECTLY right!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

e. The weather continues intensely
sultry, although We have cooling and re-
freshing showers from time to time
They ara very pleasant in somewhat
cooIiog tbs atmosphere, but cannot say
that they are beneficial 10 crops.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12
Special Notice.
SATURDAY, JUNE Il, 1853.

G5~ We will gjsesihe highest mar
kst price = aud permanent employment
for a good house servant 10 do the work
Of o small family. Apply at this
office
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-06-12

Nay PApER---Wa perceive by the
bastro|t 4 d~vocote, of--jnst that Dr..
sA4Uza: u ARD is about establishing a
DetnotTatc paper at that place. ."Tl1e
sfonaz'd says Bard will te essentially
Aernoqraeso' but independently so-scorn
ing to:s~saf the color Of servitule~-des
pising 4he tozdy and para,;k." Good for
BARD.