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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09
By TELEGRAPH 10 TaE STAR,
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WArERBuRY, VT, Ort
mere at O'Clock this morning IN ,he .,o, 90 =,
Mens a Arms, which was destroy,a' taSe,,e =,
Mi nv We. 'Ss the hotel ard stable. the Town
nau, tne onllsing occupied by the h.nk' !
dwelling house, and four barns. SOM - ~
sufferers saved portion Of their stock and far'
nitune; Loss estimated at so ,O0O--in. ured for
CLEVELAND, Oct THE extensive h,rr.l o..
tory al Akron, Ohio, was DESTROYED by Are iss,
night. Seventy. i've men are thrown out OF en-.
ptcyrnent. The loss is estimated at $1,000 GA
~Aich there Is an insurance Of Sc 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09
LOST AND FOUND.

A SUITABLE REWARD will be paid for the
a recovery Of GOAL black POIN rEk ~
DOG, which stray red or was stoen from4Gp<E
NO 424 street. He wears steel color@
with my name engraved upon it, and answers to the
ocs N JOHN A. LINTON.
WAS TAkEN UP, on w ednesday, October 6th,
w Two COWS and CALF. One a pale ~1eCA
yellow, with white face, aud the other XA(fS
email bd,ndis, win large white spot IN ne:
forehead: The Calf 10 a pale yellow, mixed with
yhlte. The owner or owners will please come
forward prove property. pay charges, and take them
oc 8-stE Dst, bat. lsth and isth sts., Island..
c. REWARDmnStrayed away from The owner.
W. MkS, SIUTZ, red buffalo COW, azfrn
sp0tted with white on the sides, and white YSSfS
al the end Of her tail, The above reward
yl be PAID Tor her r.tun to the ooraeT OF Iitn and
I OST-A NOTE drawn at 20 days, dated the eth
IL or sch instant, bJ John 6ould. IN favor OF Pres
Ley NJ. Martin, and py him endo's d. for Seo. The
finder will please leave il az the Star Once Per-
sons are forwarned from receiving the same.
0c 5-N- p JOHN GOULD.
n n
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COATS. PANTs,AHp VEsrs.

ArssS OttIS. bhJtHtSS Sntfk.
NOAH wALKER 4 Co., Marble Hail Ciotl ,nx
Stors, b.Srns Hotel Building, respectfully an
WINTER CLoIHlNs IS now ready for ins pc elton,
eompIlsing an assortment of GsRt.smsss asd
fsHfAS' C!othtnE of the newest and richest esirn
IN material, trimming, and workm0nshIp.
To those who study excellencs, with economy in
ashlonabie articles OF dress, opportunity 10 now
offered for selecting from ose OF the most attrso-
tive stocks of Clothing this city at very reduced
prloes. se22.Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

CINciNsAII, Oct. "a collision oceprred ON
.ne ONO and Mississippi Railroad last nisbt he
zen TWO freight trains. A conductor engtneer.
hfe"an and brakesman Were killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

/. !, s :s::; a :: wE .sy
or ri.ht. oef"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-wan 4 Barnard
auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, on the pre-
misses on Third street, between MARYLAND avenue
ana z street west, three brick houses and lots
one to Thomas Smead for $500; one to w. H.
thompson Tor 500; one to ]. Bowling for $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09
The First Snow of IN. x.,,,,

mn he ,si,l N. oc, s-snow fell in
tnis village last night, 10 the depth of thr.e ~
es. The storm. Commencing Al m. I.e men
tenoed east, along the Erie railroad, az far A.
ofeat Bend, and snow fell at almost Ali the Ia,n,
mediate places nj NC iater-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

ADIEy TUCK and ell sort. Of Com IS .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

TRIALS AT THE GUARD HOUSE - Edward
Cummings and John III. Thomas, cold, drunk,
disorderly, and profanity; workhouse 90 day.
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

"AsHiSeToN THEATRE. Last evening was
the be nent night of Maggie Mitchell; the Theatre
was again well filed. The Indian drama of the
Wept OF Wish-Ton- Wish" Miss Mitchell as
" Naramattah, - and Mr. Glenn as "Mai Gougb ,:
was exceliently rendered and received with muc b
applause. The farce which followed was given
In lively style, and proved very acceptable 10 the
with the farce Of " Husband at Sight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

g. w MITCHELL, Seventh street BRIDGE. an
nounces an expected arrival Of a cargo of superio
coal, which he delivers from the vessel AZ re-
duced prises -. - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

RESIDENTS In the northern part Of the city can
obtain superior fresh oysters Of J p. Mcintosh,
on Fifth street, between and III, as will be seen
umn. Give him a call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

NC SAkEs; very pretty, very cheap and yer,
nice, AZ the fniiadeph Confectionery No 5is Pa
avenue, between I'd and 81 SITS.
2.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-09

Qua friends in the Northern Liberties should
visit the market this afternoon. Mr. j. G.. Cor.
neil will have on hand some Of the choicest bee,
and mutton ever brought to the markets of this
city -
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

-E4L.gg 9H#28 III
ouH PaHisH.-Likeo cur P11saauen,line friends
~ thoagght we had borne to his long home
stif,e last subj5ectofsello. ever in our ra+isth.
I've deaths this week have fdlispellsd THE IL
fusion. on Tuesday enc boy about 10
years. Of sgge, SD of NJ ADeLpaE BaooKs,
aiea, after ! short illness, ana 81 Wednesday,
another Of our ferry residents paid The deb 81
nature Both ysehe slnq4Iestaonable cases If
yellow Ever and origg nj i1l:: u the parish.
we have heard Of two q thhreese eases more
an'ssr tFeatnaert While ca this suh55e.ct. xe
bgaifa ssiterate our "a llotifftIioa III abbse1ltees
nay aaeayy and d not r-stsl,s. uztt1 for I II
eur ofpipion, it highly dangerous. as much
y, As to visit ary,, Il present infected Ut
Since writing III abos9e, smother fatal case
Of yellow fever lass1soccurred-l foreigner
aTaa supposed e be unacelirnatedE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

~ 81 &-FNLE- E== :.
Il eE sa.s ! II IlonaLAs - hs BuKstinHa saws
eth ,ae : mar Il bent upon diving the Little
Vlantas3io3 Vie wall. audls consequently en-
nloy1t'g the whole power and patronage 81
The Adlfnlnzstratio to that end. "A cores
p%ondens q the Seas, writing from Wash
ingtcn5 sa US:
Inc sdmtnistratlo lion is earnestly engaged
III the removal Of ~Possulosters who are the
paTt'Eank* OF Judge Douglas ii sIilipois. M
buchanan is determined 10 make no coaces-
sataa toths Little Giant, bit to show him that
IT'S war 70 the knife between the Admins
ration and bun, and that no middle ground
can Be liberated. He that is net 10, me is
against tsse, il the motto OF the Adminis.ra~
tian.t %~.: -, - ses..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

lgAt taHn 60 I'D =T.
BATos Roues HowAaD AssociArIos.--We
regret " see blythe Baton Rouge papers tllst
;sals truly nailepshro,Ac bod 81 citizens are.
compelled = acknowledge that thsy are
without rskesirses 70 F,rosee;ssstes II, heir laburs II
q aud benevolcace. Tshay Rave e1fen-
ded ssil y cir funds md noW appeal 10 ths
citizens Of their city 70 contribute something
10 relieve them in their financial dilfcuit;es.
The generosity Of the citizens of s. Rour.e
mas a3sfsost become psovari,ial, and We are
sasIstssea the appeal will he eheetffly RESI-
pointed -. Cannot our West Baton Rouge
tr.sfstt 20 sasaseihif ing III the way Of confrlbu-
Hons 70 tkis worthy Society ! .T'r,e. no an
peai IS made to US, .bst q few ~,eltars which
HS @ i'sssf be missed from the pockets al q u
Tseaath p planters mat cheer and eomfof the
tEeatll.beti VI many an Unfortunate being and
difise happiness III the house hollis of many
y ssota he grim s!estroger tsas made widows
and orphans. Donations can be forwarded to
u, WAsnaLt., Esq, Treasurer II he Asso-
~ciasion.
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Rls2G

= CNAsYA kFGI0fss bAYE. annHI oslap 49,
4 y lsstnay pisn;a1isa a]hontths 'a1tt septrtnser.s
Is " as.n aspus 4azs efrs fit--tars gFig- eeics-asariiy
siass, On, the .est sKsss I think--saasll faaerssonI m
Sls.t4 E nd slightly ssfof4nea--hsadSana vhi,Isr.
si1saafav grcf--Heagi' II ahout less poass4ss. oseas i'm
ssf,.aHdhrla 4. on tae Eaten aense i Grosseal.fs R III.
sr.sk s1n5 tf1f 11th GfssaSaes- s:tsan aboat IN ~,
ol.:-rairaos PERFECT hssact-tuli sis feet faleh-vei.
t'at'e--wasks with hFs tnss : little oat--sarrIsa Ii,a.
selt Will ant n very sraaft-!aiz coHntsnaice. With
rather sn,hft afes--rttEtaga tout rs Isanrfif--tnat
wIss h1n1 When iis 1sf:s. . black ear55et.bax Two hieE.
CRY sh'rts: tsTolsssrscotton rsnta5 ofe Strffp,d ma M
pffer @wl;fes Sl7c 6 auuhle barrtIled ahot rnn.p
$siaef3 oafe 81 HatAtg'a nskat#Nsv QrFfang.sFsth IL
sseehs#s These boys ars spriresei i'd Lave ratnnS ~
gether. Njis pay ssr tts ~aestyerT 81 9scAH ii my8ea..
ts',ce IN Etsst Eaton Rcsse. SIS. aadf er E s7s fso--5
sAfs 'ais, sao Scr ese4s, art $50 far E1yg.
JoSEfIIas#FILIdAAaa
OCT ttst. 80 Ffess Baton Rouge
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

al ls,TRA GE.--tlae Of those cow
ardly and daassta dly5attsmn al masaer which
will otrur san,ssiiHae. I'M Y is,ifzta cor,:sot,, Z I.
lies, ttok fllace . Short distance leioWs. l,lq
Lasdr All, Sunday night Inst Al AN III.
~ ! the oseiseer 4 FR4aK 4 !.
Ncans, ESQ was entering ihis fhuouse tosuIpper,
some saiiscreaft hidden II, st.e cane iisia ds-
ehargeda load Of buckshot Id his back Nj Il
b,,zteil Immediately ~dssFsrsfeiy wounded,
and a~'t1''ass b b the inmates 81 The house made.
VII sxertians to discover and aprrehend faas.
assassin, he escaped. Ii issnot eqet Ero Sn5
nor can it be- strnaised who the villain il that
eoasd be SO cowardly ~ to shoot i man in
the baek'Eatterlight. Every care has been
bestowed upon Mr.. Boswell, and at The
present lime, seerss to be in 4 fair way Of re-
seseFY* NIB, is well known in this and
East Baton Rouge parishes. as a hard working n
Aaa 5talastrieus man, and whatever motive
eoRad have prompted the wouid-he assassin
aa0sshave been that he dared not. onenly as.
sett. Mr. B, for some time was nrox,;s+or
p's a livery stable in Baton Rouge, and made
sssEY friends by his upright and honest bs
hssiof- vs. sincerely kaae the villain NAV
= appreieehded and brought 10 ~juistiee, as an.
outrage Of This character il a reproacl, ,,n.n
I'M s ! Re equation Of our y,ari.b ~
4sistieas md orderly conduct.
.%&@W."L| %In =
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40
~ N''e: EatiteaMtt eoasFsesai]s ahpfe-
l%tessjon, the aftixai 81 otr PARISH # d large
i,titnser oil lr5<tI:ef. evidently for ttse ruf-
pose Of obtaining work upon otfltNeeS
Under aay other e~sls.ui11s aliees. they Would
tats@nefteetlY tHeleome, as ialsar Is IN great de-
maid just lsoA5lo build leSess, h..t We fear
the tesiis VIII be The satss as in NeN Or
leans, where the influx q strangers telssss
only to increase the rayage-s 4 lllss yellow
fever. H asnuanterzcf then ID .,4asfz il 81 ID
forfeit of vei,tnriHg intu an ZiHEecl !,aiaZ1,
We Wall be much mistaken. HFhrn feIf ttn-
played, these men, sgsIeraily ratIle1 than
pay ~ q night iaaissii NJ q fp,put up Il tsz &c
lesees, Or any ether ftIsse eq'safiy ex~Iosai,
and this, With s.iaeir usual habits. ma ke HEM
fissstfs1ects for yellow JAG We cautioned
zsSNa1sa Scr Of then in fessafd te iassef. attdi nj
Sised them e 20 tEpsaae country; ortozsoaae
pat q thesstpte freq ttom disease bit were
met with ]ca1rlish repliesof total ilAduiiIsr.
$ 5@5s@S8@@$ s7
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

lie stock iiaesIIdie rsS Of he Isiuisiain d Centra.
ssfFenaSuff he Miss,ssIpp ii sid p:assI fle.lf aIsroatl
are are hereby notified ~ attend as1tfefslon 70
be ..a hIa at C~lleneyeilir on The first MONDAY
#sn NoEeHibefzt yex far III c.p,trItost OF elect
iffE#a S.esY board hi aiFefiots, and taks#info
oT.sideraafiio he advantages = Ge derived
Jinfa ,oit1sag de- Louisiana EentraISienl 10
tFe i5atotfs ROUGE and G rosse ct Raiffoad-
Also I'll ENTHUSIASTICALLY u tIss.sifiiefssto
COM aasy
7sastt.s afts end tea 81 aEties rHaastss..
oIsiefs i .tfteA Il fes II e.ltt
d Il Il aas4t4L 3 .fee fetaryY.
The aaaose notice is copied tom ths last
l,arabbsr@af t.sseNI ask s.iize FzIAIager- Ii COP
neeticfs vi II ttIHfs III ! we have 10 sar that
Invitation has i1eesifex ie MD 70 the RearI
of Directors If the Crosse Icte road 10 If
tend sse meeting. Although il VIII .ts held
al 1ratsaasI All ablasss s,i Z fine IS cnf soaIti
s.Seezsrrst3t y~es}:itFiy Of sugar n!aptars;
ard t9w busy GrjtfIjag. tl,sysor q mag q,
itysat l., ast, siII be present. & matters can;
be arranged satisfactory 70 q IeaftiesinteH.
esaA in saci, a Junction. VIZ }fol yi}a4 tffa
extension q! ear tana IL. Shreveport atatt A.
exawhsia. and viii every reason isiso ftsas
as certain. We are t.ot pfcpafslst, express
an opinion as 1tcsiEt $eutitaStfttsof urstutk-
~isoisisfs is Eetere sirtt t., sueli a Iafop4si los,
iidtiiv td1uaIIy asa stakeholder. We %nniies,-
ta:,iigtY tfaeiaie III Esens tf Il.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

WHAT THEY THtNK or Ir.--Ithe capttafe Of
the SLAYER sEeho. BY the United State hris
Dolphin, is the subject Of c~o,lsiitg4 r., lie
criticism IN the EttoPeaa paIcrs. The En-,
sslissi paPers copy all the nonsense of tte ,itra
Southern papers about retaining the negroes
and putting them upon HE cotton fields, bat
thy are obliged 10 admit that fhe. Governs
ment Of the United States is actin in good
iaIth- and disagreement with its protested
ABILITY tossegiasaie It's oWu citizens, and pre-
vent Its owl, laws from being violated
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

Attention i requested 70 thesa's 81 s
fitefnentofJ S: WILLIAMS, III snothe col.ln,rl.
of two runaway negroes. The reward IS
liberal and worthy the consideration Of per-
sons cagaged III II busin'sss Of securing run
sways, s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

FoR THE Cun,ers-Ihe qne.1ious has I,een
asked, woald a pin the first week and don.
b'ea every week for a year. load the L4via-
than! Allowing thirty pinssto ftt,e =euuee. Il
would load two hundred and thirty thonsana
Two hundred anathirty-eight vessels carry
ing $4,000 tons each, which il the tonnage Of
the Lesistasn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

WEArHER.-Ist the early Fart q The week
we hail ralrs which have proveno q s1uchI
benefit y tie cane. The dry baalnys and
we must add. breezy weatttteraHe have now,
ia delightful beyond measure Strange foo.
that III the midst Of such snYigoratIng and.
bracing #eather, the atmosphere should be.
tainted NTH disease AID asaftl,.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

TgE Assoos4TgIEa s1i gsI 4sps~~Th intslli-
genre from The a.;fa.sslassst Yet. So dafreeeiy-
ed. indicate beyond doubt Tie election of
sIAaD. the Democratic on1inaee over u IN
dependent. n raarf 81 tae pIaafnhhsstt e vt
faostiTndiaeTenca prevailed 8 e III 1esa
Hundreds Of yotersen.h beth sides refusing to
60 10 the oI,s.asS
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

TaE H=vn : aaE1sP Earl.foEs.-fiH e New
FoEksc ofTes II1osl#t szIt=ef The N~atio1al ~IntsGIl-
ss4saiieeF SAY
Nobody l1efesaftiei p4ates plasietianso OF The
.aee'l'atars @ito iocEaIH.i i coupe III hundred.
ttltaisat.,I siz he PUBLIC funeiS. he s~5af.Iagf
l1attfse IS ao.steaIs 9 I.aaiof read s. aioitat d
@itstssf f iAtis=aaHsry fanitf.WII a1waIs=fnd
the tnftIIsfe y "a hstire.saatp-Nlttei AMI
sttfsss aid hr viii soon tznhi IHnIsel#witiu;I
prison wsal;s.baf sfE1eboIId tplittia5sreGr asttsso 50 I fp
btsssifess.on a nj ssrIs1Hefa ssals.eaa5 afford to.
RAY the Ia y YfeTs tu,se al 1.-THE sEstAIetiesSoi
h.. fasv#lt, bis t%'Eitaif,, AID TO refiAse+r justice
s!onlIyy saiislz i Is q tIleianc molly fact tllaf
there. are &c, laws i'll ilEiIs State s.ialctI can
punish official izsH,esa an. corruption. Nas4s n:
u any i.@t ttIS#ta9te world. could the plinss,t
f%ftlt}sot the=bafi of A son~ be SO forcibly aF-
i1lt9ias IL stIe R1rse,it-
~ sss.ata;stn sIth golat-
And the antHb fjJaat1ce hartteas breass.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16
- sp.atezstn Nith gola,-
And thei antH7ejjlatre hartse5s breass.s' :

FHs P~RixeirIE IH1pxD 3 I EcHsos Cor
sent -hs.xeeIatz ~ ss,estitnr D, ger. Thomas B
florence and 4 Glancy JoIfaS. We ca1not
1se" reeall#a single I4sc.aupssasetatpr III
Congress. or a single Ieeotnpton tafdii date
Ter fe-etect ali - CansreSs.sin The free States
ss1ho has ,et publicly ]. amt ii the strongest
iaflass; rep Ia teal be English bill q eclafius
his determination II, V5te lsssi he admission
Of Kansas into tie TTilIt,n, re- arIIessso the
dlsqtlalltahlif. clause, a dw4lhnut REFERENCE
&c itupaIasiof.zA ot#ole candidate tor Con-
sress III this#>tate, with the exceptions nam
ei hastiafed 70 take any other COURSE
III llHs@IIa1rtss.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

~ HE@s" IS EN@-
4 DEtsie.Ha SEH1FcFH- a4na4sa9erzo
he Lztiistia II Iie5ter has aaepsei tEss
rule, Which IL llassFaas!s taibFics tlat wl,es*.
Jatt5es 4 alte u M #6lafe com 9tan one f,ayse..
" justly entitled u. aeY shall Ply extrs, ~
=tf1a3l seats, Idhis#ts W.lenfe direct and pihsa
6 lent blow At HE e. cessasas designations ST
cfstloilIie TRAIN al Ethat Sc tnahs. and ieefttfess
apxls "a ttielstI,s scetsb ined cona 4 effect. .Essst
suppose for : t1pfsisitfsss I suciias sale vera
a ui1lisd ~ tue on b here. II likely
sfat ~ as11IIss Afn;4ia pfefe md az they now do.
55oesn1tsssa1 pay bit fof ole seat. swahei,
/ re- aElifa5fF nv 1an ',it- saIass 4 rltsptins onataa7
tHe.ss2a.p Y pause fot q ferfSY tar ~ feel con
tilaeed there's 10 aleeessitsss Fer b usii,i.a.Y
very ieasSllaAs It iaSs taf wasarStEEne -. seats. as
#thaf sI.fiss ~ faaF silf llll: tie cafs II New York
5fass ntifyg, but the ma jDotityv We ersife. v s,IiEEt
H-1a!ta:za z SIT y FIsaI ci#tIa!4lae areofs. 80 q
1slsa:s atsit iA1assls ktss.s and sfzctfaIe A4tFHt III sHin
hst,Isita sa'f sfiistthiI e .ess tita1i Al sstalire hat
nov sla.ggast Ildeasao seei II tese statl csb -
ts&lefrs it, q taosaal eoHs ersatia 1l wit, one
female tgst4las
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

: Io oua P~AIRess.- Last week. somehow.
Or otller,,W e soulda't get psrz amer 10 look
vell,in spite Of ali our attempts. We did.
the best"Sv.e could under The eireumstatcs s,
and as accidents aeiR happen, occasionally y.
we throw outseaf etA,te'gy apen The !g,luE..
ggenre OF c'sr. yeaasfs5 hoping II wi!fhs The
last iisne We have 10 Il sfHesittcle.s such aeiaiIltre.
lac, bet sof$tfa be lleeas Of comp liz
with The IaW % sessafl = legal salIy,eFti-s
n1ents, We would haV: pabt5Stied No prpera
all. @
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Coon FROM EssL-Tshs 5aB4ot a RI

T1ante,e SAYS
Astie Mississippi IS reseHaIe Tie. over
ft'n-4tt lands Slew EfaasY NJ III effpI.s5 fi OF
"a at Az ALL tisi1rlslsrs:, at.e'frd tntgs h I%os1titEs.
1lfes q 81 sssts hsIt IS trade iii %tda:es, OF Where.
the Nsafe has 5eei19 stasssttasi4 To many
planters Ills NIffi b .1Isefsu u pr ssaiios ID,
tie if'ss 81 srpps sstlheInseFrisu Ws ii trv-
efa1 5casass ttEterrSare lafae aiHIt4so t, hIes
rtliflHata','s soil ~ III i Ing f Is as.IathhHs
Wa1aI,iatti n Que casst tile W ifitsg uI III III
.s;tftrs llas assured +, .,ie planter 4 rise
tslsee 20 Eve feet from tits a~ll,,yY.l sas.dit..,4,.t.
itsr,n bis back lands adding fjftse. i, h~.,hsfrau
acres oI the best seilst 10 his plantation. Ewo.
three and FIVE hle,tired saerrs3a mentioned
as-cnatnoa aceretiars from ffts= source.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

DAn affay too place at Woodfehi,
last Saturday, ii which MIR. j. MES WfaI.L: in
attempting 70 punish q Il fraetory bessle,Was
seriously stabbed by he legg q, il tHe high.
ANT. SOLITARY was trying to whip tie
t'egro, aud Wait stepped up to Bel, t,lu,
Wtsaz6s received the wound. Ihe ars,ro
:lisdiHateag eff. and has. not been siuce
head of,Hehe'otss 10 J.. Q Mooks, Of
EaStllssatan Rpsge, -.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

SToP THAT BoY.-As cigar In mis-. u7et4abL,saa
~swagger.In his lk.inpude1ee in face. a
IA tof-tsothh tIgrrss1n. his tuanner. Judging
from tisaernean th1e.Is older than his father,
wiser than bis teacher. more aono,edl ssaaH tie
lMaynr q tie tour. Stop E4itn-hat IS too fast.
He on.tHsitst,oq his speed stop him, s1e To-
5kaceo sIzattarsz Isss ae sYa IRE WA 81 makes
a beastn bin re rs Efiide=ftIias his char
aeieaS eHesfE,s.ssIo,n4s masters he ma II
eses good at4lEia1sa5zafgi aF.NHsstyrag give
Nay 10 low pursuits aIss Hrs1tIsh aims. Stop
All steii fta.=s hey ar.sIegIen--tbe sasa1e
Of thei ft aaIiii les, q tses. sgsF aes Of tlsistoWns,
the sad AID SOLEMN = f!oacII:of themselves
HrrAn,f ss.s g. s== d.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

= Prentice 1sS 2 il says the editor of the New
rsI4eIs st'eaksin praise Of roast beef
prohapiF,ha takes the meat pretty well doue,
5as ~ #e fsve understood Eaat be axes sff1e
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-16

Jefferson paVissraad At the Maine stare tar
Fair,another 81 thossHarap ita speeches that
are So ACRE eatAe 70 al IIgsI1sl,lntl and pat
rlotie men..am that hav ::sdraWnsdoxr on him.
th~eseomf,1aints O sectIoua Harfssseatefs. He
rendered a graceful tribute to The Hospitality
and kinauess.tiat lad been extended is him
IN New Eng lam. praised the fat cattle, ttse
ingenious implements, The good tar~f,lag. q i'd
dfeH.frVni tit. tasied Iss,duefiousthe.iifar.
'est developments, and the mutual de peId-s
et,ce. OF different sections Of the eounttty. The.
great lessons IF tasiitstl and Brotherhood
Such sentImentsasfhese are more than empty
compliments; they have a r1eaningand an
effect, and they are rsspoaeedtoal I ovsr4fhe
rountrT BY those who unferstan the va}ue
fMfove#the traditions Of the UIIoH.-Proys-
dfnce journal.