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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, CosrrRoLIGk's O,,,s. :
EERRY LEASES at AUCTION.-By ~

DEPARTMENT Or FINANCE, CosrIRoLLkk Orre,7-
ksw-YoRk, Oct l. lsV
ENERRY LEASES at AUCTION.-By ~
Il Of the authority vested in him by the Less.ssr. q
State. and the Ordinances of the Common Con,i i. -
troler will sell public auction the highest Mllsr ~
st. osoel @ taf LEASE I OF The E fEss if
Of Grsnd.st T.. r, NewYork 10 .se foot Of Grand ~
lyn, +. D; twillamsbursh including the Buisesas N
establishment, Tor the term Of TEN YEARS Iem t iwa
Of May, 1859.
At the time and place. the Comptroller wiz ,ssx sa
sus,on % the chest bidder with aioqus,c security LU
OF THE FERRY, a. at present established, io iAe asss
basin at Peck sp, New York to tho Zoo, Of seai MS
Brooklyn, T.. d. (Wismsburgh) oT to soue landing -
said Brooklyn a1seent to the foot Of South 7a g. vi 4,
rights privileges and advantages thereof b.onsns u C.
Ioraon Of the City of New York. for the u Ten Il
from the first day Of May. 1859. f-
The conditions ard covenants ot the less 20 be n ~
form Of Ferry Lease heretofore entered into by he Cosu
The lease for EACH Of the above uaned Ferris y y -
20 conform 10 the requigements Of the City CLsf ss
20 serrie,. end also 70 contain covenants As td u
lessee that he win conduct aud manage tbe said FeuJ sr
to such rules regulations erdnapces Q, oy laws tss
may hereafter from time time b. made passed By A c.
mon Council or State Legislature.
CONDITiONS.-The purchaser OF the Ferry Lesm IN
sppendases in each case will bc required 70 pay ia ~
the amount bid for the annual rent, 10 apply OIL the nut b
first year IN he executes lease with the asu ova
otherwise TO bs forfeited 10 the Corporssn. lie s
CURED also. to furnish Obligation at The ssus time sxl
BY surees this effect that he will execute hi ~
'urstes TO be approved By the Comptroller o tss ss
payment of the rent quarter yearly sud for the sth xs
tion Of the covenants Of the lease The fees Of the sa
and the Of the sase to be paid b the psss "
Ia connection with the pier slip bukbead pg,miss pro
10 be- leased during the term Of the l-sse. =
Should the lease OF the Ferry FROM peckaip BE- purhs<e
titled have the boas and fixtures necessary of the prru
of the Ferry Including the landing al Rrcys
lessees in the parties cannot sree % the ss'
10 be paid for the same. a. G. FLkt0, ComProikx
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

WANTED to HIRE-An nice, elegant WELL
w FURNISHED HOUSE. locsted In q e-u'eel n.ishbor.
hood suitable s private family the price would DO
obsetiou suits Addfess stating f14 ps<ticuAr
Box Nc. xl3l Pos: Odfce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
ALBERT H. NIcoLAY. Agctionser
DEREMPTORY SALE of the JERSEY CfII

DEREMPTORY SALE of the JERSEY CIII
l. GLAsSwORKs at AUCTION HNQAAf
will SELL without reserve, MONDAY, Nov. at usee1
at the Mercsnts Exchange NJ " the well known props
the JERSEY CITY GLASswORKs, erected b lsA Il =
larged in 1876 comprising twostory brek oudmE "
edition built Of stone for Mixing room The olashcer
per surface Of n full lots of ground fronting - ~
Washington st, and rrnnins back Essex sud Dsue
us feet each IS full lots Of ground south Of The kRb
Canal connected with the Gas-bouse. The Cgl ~
Of ample dimensions and il worked By steam enshs n
Store and Packing spacious aud the works 49,
all the accommodations necessary for 0lsss Fstou
largest class The prenises derive their original title hpo
Associates Of the Jersey Company The staatons cop
to the ferry. The lots Nos 70 Bergenst aud IS Esssx&
subject snnus ground rent Of BIO each bot ns ~
payable previous TO the goth Deoembvr es and tAsssf
the whole property about 800 Toe wser rent %
property Is not above Us per aunnm Ths Sew Jersy
tral Railroad Company have pettoned the New Jersey Le
for extension of their road to Jersey City, and
thought that in such event. this property would oe 49,
for the Compsnys depot grounds The attention "a csPte
directed to tLis sale as the property 10 constantly
value, and for investment must pay large pfoh Term
and title indsputabe. For hsssphic map. aud hsndbh
tanning full Information, apply at the ONCE of -.
ALBERf H. NICOLAY. Audlnsel
No. Brosdst, NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

OFFICE LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILsoAoCo.,j
NEw-YoRK, Sept. 10, 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given to the holders of the
~ FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS Of the
LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE X. X. Co, that the under.
signed authorized fund the August pasue Coupons Of
said Bonds BY giving In exchange therefor the sinking
Fund Bonds of tho Company seventy cents to the dollar
which Bonds secured By Third Mortgage the entire
(eA mes) Of road and upon all its deposits lands fran
shises aud rolling stock and all other real and personal prop
erty belonging TO said Company.
%s xlsshssssSs} ssSs5S COMMITTEE.
A. C. GUNNISOS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
60 mbom il ,mGp Concern.
OfL'e. o.. The SUPERINTENDENT of foLiGE, !
No. AIS BROVSs-sr, eoH,EK OF ELM-sr.,

Ofhev o. THE SrfyRIsIESDESr of POLICE,
No. AIS BRUV~G--r., OF ELM-Sr, :
New-York, Oct ~, 1859.
PY the Twenty-frst Section of the Act entitled
~ An Act 10 establish VI, ropolau Police District aud
70 provide o the thereof passed April 5 1851
srToyded that it shall not be aw. for % pub
Hy keep dispose of Intoxicating liquors day o
public election within the Metropolitan Police Distinct under
penalty Of Fifty Dollars for each oense 10 be recovered In the
Of the people of the State Of NcwYors By III. District
Attorney Of the County wherein The ofense Is committed
And further provides that Eo booth bsx Tor tie dr
button of tickets ary election shall BE- erected maintained
within enc hundred and fifty feet Of polling place within the
said district"
II further declares that SHAM be risd punishable
BY imprisonment in the County Jail Pententary rot less
than exceeding years by fine not es hsu two
hundred and hi'y dollars for without usabe
exussb- persona violence ecto IN the
Metropolitan Police District member Of the pocs
force thereof when in the discharge u his duty for such
member neglect making arrest for ofsnse law
the State committed in his presence for any person
member of the police force 70 falsely represent himself as be-
ing such member with fraudulent design"
The police OF the Metropolitan Police Dstrc. specially
required that the above ovson Of aw carried into
effect, p. A. TALLMADGE.
General Superintendent OF POlce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

OFFICE CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON r. Co..
CINCINNATI. Oct. q. 1853.
HOLDERS of SECOND MORTGAGE
IL BONDS of this Company requested 20 present for
payment the COUPONS due in New.fork Nov L. 1853 to
fRANK s. BOND, at No. 81 Nassau-st.
8. 8 LHOMMEDIEU, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

A }. BLtscSgs. Auctioneer
A. TrFspkI Fl bhkECkkH, SSI !, son e,. 4 Co. will eel.
charge, splendid FARM Of ls5 ser-s IN Dars sA.ah
Of Milan, n r. miles ea,t ef Bsuy,oss 'uaas' @
o,s nSSSas "1Ses Ssw 'sv''sa ns s, .Se s1'. oAso
Maps, terms &c, al No. Brosdst osnd'sN =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

:.
NV pA A. a NsawIs, Auc.icr.-,
b scop. naS1S W. NERWIN Il Co., Ts,a.a.
TUESDAY, wFDNEsD,y rur,sn
CI,RIor-s SSr sSrS fand .t G'riock q N sAssai
Lsbr,r, 81 N. ~ ~, oALt ABLE EBOOKS-formio,y
amsTrsn H, u no, .Is essee ~Ot. on ESao,sy
cesrecu. L:ersurr un0rasSy y Voyage. sni Tisyss ~
q, The salesroom. ia CatA,osues MAJ y n
Nov and ., oonn.nssos AFrsRNoONs
A1TU iRnrh hETTERs DocSassrMs + AS Ass' 4
las. twenty five years with usch oar 80 emsa daS
country ana in Europe. 'APVnsc, ooA b n
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY And FRIDAY ,rry,xo,-
Nov. 10 II and IL ss o'claeA ' hHNo09
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF the lr, John D p.,
Gently aud for many years Prr.ideu. q the M.,s.z ~
this city. sal I
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

SCHOOL FURNITURE Manufactured and for
- SALE BY ROBERT PATTON, no. "a Groves., N. Y, be.
TARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.-The twenty
Il second Of this institution will Nov. l.
Crcus with references &c. be had G. Shep
ards Bookstore No l52 Tuiont T.. Goodenoughs Book.
store no lz2 Esssu the School Agencies Nos 49, 2j
and $40 Broadway, N. Y; or BY addrrssips
A. NEWMAN, A. NJ, Principal
CIQO PER YEAR.-ASHLAND COL
- IOU LEGIATE INST, Greene Co., N. Y.-Mals aud
Female The Principal will compsny students Nov. Ap
pontuents for interviews may be e a No IL Nasssat Zap
stairs.)
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01
printing.

AT EVERDELLs-WEDDI CARDS.
"A These celebrated CARDS splenddly engraved, only
be had Broadway OF Duanes Orders solicited BY
quail and specimens sert.
RAKER & GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings print
- everything from the smallest CARD LABEL to he
hrssst BILL or BOOK at the Lowest Cash Prices
TyNGRAVING and PRINTING. : Half.price
IL weddinx At Home and Business Csds, Bill Hesds Notes.
Checks Bills Of Exchange &C. at KELLYS No 81 Ful.onst
9tationerp an6 fanep @no6s
LcRANCIS e. LOUTREL, STATIONERB,
IL STEAM JOB PRINTERS and BO0KBINDERs, No. -
adenane Orders solicited. Every variety of Account Book
Paper and Stationery low prceS Diaries for 1853 Impression
Papss Manifold Letter writer's.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS-GUTTA PERCI1A
III DOLL HEADS-A large assortment OF these superior
Doll Heads hand suitable for Holiday Presents liberal
dscesu Jobbers Retailers. Wholesale and retail by
SAMUEL BISHOP, No. 1sl Broadway, Sole Patentee in
the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

LNOR INVESTMENT.-We offer FOX SALE
IL $3.50 600 of the TEN PER CENT SEMl-ANNUAL COu-
pom BONDS Of the CITY On DUBU QUE Iowa Said
Bonds are issued puusr, provisions Of the Code OF Iowa.
the acts of the Legislature under the City Charter sHd
otion Council OF the City Of Dabu9ue Every
possible nrecsuon has hen taken e nteI the boud' yA
pal Apart the conformity the statutes and Code
Of lows the City Charter and the special vote OF the people,
there private OF the strongest character EN-
tered iu;o by the City OF Dubuque which would make
very simple errce the payment OF these bond y
eGsey eyyns upon the public or private properly n he
city Of default The contracts and the issue OF Bond
have been carefully examined by VIM EvaTts, ESQ., fhsd
deus H. Lane esq. and MessIs Chose Barnes sud pro
nounced legal AID binding the very strongest manner These
Bonds compare fayorsb with Bank State Insurance and Hall
Stocks and not exeeed by
security. The Bonds offered consist of l25 Of so esch
and $50 Of $500 each.
Pamphlets with particulars regards the finances Of Du
buque and the abundant for promptly paying the Interest
and principal Of the Indebtedness Of the city be had
phcstion 70 Is BY mail or otherw
Nos. 40 Wall and al W iliam-sts. New. YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-01

BANKING House or HALsrsp GILMAN, }
No n Exchsuge place, NewYors, Oct. 2S, 1883
YTNHE INTEREST COUPONS due Nov. !, lSo'
on the BONDS of the CITY Of ROCK ISLAND issued to
the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad will be paid on aud ater
the FIRST INSTANT OIL presentation at the Office OF
HALSTED GILMAN, No. AZ Exchange-Pace.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

themselves as they should do On III .n.Izs=Y#
caslent' Altar discussing the u,.r,t, ) 4
waters" aforesaid. We had The aI.,.,,a
listening to an exciting discussion ~. ,.,.i5
tics, between two gentlemen q ha,,a 1. y
boat, in which several aguiin,,v a.
nary dues Were fought, and several r.r,as.
tc7Fltieaily killed, we left jast 4. Il. H.
com oalanfs had agreed to settle the n,,.l,,
at the bar. On returning to the dem, II.
crowd was fast pouring in to seem, SAL. !,
the honeward passage. Quite ! u,nh.,.,.
msInea, however, to participate ID III. III
given that night, and the place electea-,h.
depot-was thronged during TIE entir, %,
Ming, As we did not remain, 10 per,or,}lr
witness, we are compelled to ADOPT III. =.
porte 4 friend more fortunate than o,,,..l &.
and he says all appeared to enjoy theluseIy..
highly.
From the time we reached the 1to,,,,d ~
till we left, nothing occurred i, dIiisturh III
harmony Of the day So we'll do o0r Crn,..
Iate friends understand the getting M Il Il
baTbecae's. that the most perfect o,der and
qu'etness prevailed ia every de parhnent.-
All were highly delighted and III smkesins
the mast glowing terms Of tic. hossrital;tx
eElnced III the preparations to receive them.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

t. Our itnI'--a bright boy is is our "Dux"
"- intends hereafter to address his refnon-
stra1lces TO the boss Of the weather, and
let the cierk " so to grazsm Our" Duxu
is terribly exasperated at the state of the
WEATHER and so}emnly declares that If it does
not stop raining Soou, or sooner, he intends
i11sahg our parish, and return to the United
st@tas' He is strongly OF opinion that We
nave been entirely discarded by fair wealth
CT, and as he has always been considered =
soad son, he is determined to GO where there
rs another sun as bright as he is. Great bov
snst @bux "-he' II be President Of the
utased States or a country editor or some
either equally distinguished individual. Al
Vt all events he says he III try,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

rs Oh Weanesda,s. last, several drovers
having ID charge alalge lotof steers from
the Attakapas couatry:arriyed at the Ferry
landing, with the intention Of crossing them
themto BATON Roage~ But the cattle posi-
lively declined to { Oh board the boat not
withstanting I'll the exertlons Of the droveys,
At last the idea was hit upon 10 make them
swim, the river. and eighty-six head were
driven in for that purpose. They started
boldly out and sleeeeiediin crossing, despite
the width Of tlIe. river at this point and the
rapidity Of the current. They landed about
three miles below Raton Rouge where they
were secured and driven u. to town. oae
Of the herd cane n: missing, bat whether
drowned or not. the drovers cannot tell
Rather q teat that; although one OF the dro
pers Informed as that he has known Attaka-
pas cattle to swim a distance OF ten miles
pa Without@storping ~ .@g~.
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FALSE RumoR.-Tlhe Washington = s .,,,;,,r

r,xsr RvmoR.-The Washington t eo,.s,,
,ondsnt Of the Pennsylvania ..aa1s III.
saws; A1here is nc truth in tns Ipl t.asta,.
!cjrcular, have been issued from y as .:as n,
and distributed over The Union, at ~ ,el nd
Critteuden as the candidate g. 81 tie
Presidency, etc o. # saeh b IS 81 i Is. been
the responsibility q saying t h,t= !; = a. aefaacs
not o,sIy without his consent bat 2 . aahisgly
Of his prohibition. The story sass p. e1sssal
ffaiends Of Mr.. cnitsenden hayezbtsa Viz 1as. il
n ,a,n5un n reference % the fntgre Pei .,1 III.
tie onpositioa to the Administrator, , ~
critte pden,s naaas has outbtles, oee H 4s.t d.
ed among others" We a1a go. !. il, d tat
rurnor is without onndano Nh.
NAM Of that Kind rh.eh ofas'n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10
t. Our thanks are due to the courteou

u Our thanks are due to the courteous
and polite Capt --,sof Crosse Tete for
his unzemitting Kindness to us during the
barbecue on Monday. Although we don't
want to perpetrate anything too funny, we
must say that his heart Is az big as himself:
Our frequent visits to The carriage were
prompted merely by kind feelings in his BE-
half to ascertain thatthe Samples" were
genuine and Wholesome for the inner man.
Having found them superior, ANo i, We fire.
quently continued our visits to see whether
the quality or quantity, which You p1ease,suff
cred in the slightest degree from continued
applications.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

TIE cEEx.ssEA novE THE CtrY.-We are
indebted to Nr, + H, ATgamarsfo for tue fol.
lowing table and remarks on the creyasses
It is to be hoped thatthe planters will yetsbs
able 10 do something 10 stopstbem. These
erevasses affect sensibiy the following parish.
es: Jefferson, Slightly, most of tlle damage
in this parish being done By the HsllzCre.
vase St. Charles, very badly St, John
Baptist very badly; St James. the lower
part badlY-the upper part slightly; Assnnsnp.
ton, badly Lafourche. very hadl
TahIeau Showing the effect ef He Flood d tbs
. Sugar Grop.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

scHaAz1vsEY & Cos-IThhiis entterprIsIagg
frc, is still receiving fresh goods byseFefT
packetfron New Orleans and |srrW1he1es-
See their large Advertisements to-day's
pa DEF. SrgAus should not blame us q pso.
pie will rush ia crowds TO His stoTesAo Tpttf-
chase one Of those Incompatible taagssts
Skirts. Cur IadyirisIsds al pronounce them
ssuch ducks of skirts; and he knoss, Ehens
tie ladies' make up their ifasste buJ zany
thing that ploases them. itis hound q D
bought surst Now,we aon1t want e. PET
petrate any thing excruciatlfggllyysf uany, oas
we must say tina whenever We see 3
With enc II these SKIRTS On, we cannotzzaelP
thinking about the ""outsgkiirtse ffe lyilizatlon $
Many of our readers may not be abe g IN
derstand the point Of this remark, out 4 tneY
should happen to be married men, a'1a1 fnel1
better-haI.es desire an addition g 1 1''e1
wardrobes in the shape Of isNgget'zs sk a
they will appreciate it At once, Y peg " IS
mand is made upon their purses ter sc ~
chase Of the articles. We saw asisdysH VIZ
one at the Crosse +r'ete barbecue, and Though
not killing" handsome. she bad fnore=5a ,
mirers than any other lady On the GROUND
and we amongst them.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10
Special Notice.

From this date, all legal advertisements
sl.l, as s...4rifsss sales. separation Of property
divorces, notices Of introduction, etc, must be
paia for within thirty days from the first m
seriion thereof. No exception will be made
in any case 4 va
rAllJob Work must be paid for on de:
,re1y.s4 % December 5th. 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

PIPER Il BRApFoRD.-Neu Goo1s.-Our
a advertising columns to-day, present our
many readers with the names ola few
of the new goods just received at this
~well-known and ~favorite establishment. For
us to enumerate one-balf OF the goo,'s this
enterprlsing firm has in store, would occupy
the whole tWenSy-fouE columns of our paper.
If our friends this side of the river. and on
Crosse Tete, desire TO see a perfects curiosity
shop" let them visit PIPER & BRAoFonp's
by all means Everything that ingenuity
can devise fer furnishing = house, no matter
in what branch, can be found there. and at
prices corresponding with the times. 4
more splendid assortment Of goods cannot
be found at any similar house In the South
west; and while some Of cur friends persist
in sending to New Orleans, or else " he re, to
procure fancy or better articles. they are
doing themselves an injustice, besides inhict-
ing one upon an enterprising firm that spares
no pains or expens to furnish as good and cheap
as can be found anywhere in the United
States. Their establishments, tor they have
three of them, are worthy OF a visit to in
spect the many fine article they have is store
for family use.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

70 Il our Bruly Landing s1lsscf Do
not receive the suGan PLkss1es NerTT Sun.
day morning, il certainly s u falt sa' u
Our mail is generally sento1er#toa.BEaaton
Rouge every Friday eveniingg,an 4 tiheyxho'at
receive their papers b. the return trf.'tot
Saturdays coast packet Where the fault !.
lies. we cannot positively ssy, but 4 certain certain
~ arises from no negligeneeso on par part
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JULY 10, 1858.

~ We are under obligations 10 the Fac
ulty Of Caatennary College, at jackson, to
attend the Exercisesat that Institution on
the 18th, 6-'7-'8 and 9th inst. We shall en-
depavor to be present.
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.-ssE-= =E EEEEE-T=- ~ ~g Ez-a
47,64o Il, 900

Thuss showing q certain loss Of 1900 hds.
OF sugar. ~11.ss@e
What cane IS not under the water yet tis
protected, on the swamp side 4 built
some distance from the woods Il the feellds;
but the back water IS rising sttaaa1llllyX, some u
these levees are breaking everyday, ii 1 con
sequence the amount Of cane#ane Corn des-
troyed by the food is daily ncrsasiingg. he
back water has been rising eggullaIll 81 The
last six weeks, al the rate d ore mel and one
eight in twentY-tuur hours. Since thhszospen-
ing ofthe second cresssse Al So Charles, On.
the 10th of June.ti he daily rise,a sIlHtleoser
one inch and ashalf; the breach is Wiiaening
every day, and the nasaralconseqqlaeepce will
be that the water will rise at h fateof two
and three inches ii entty--ffour hours Il
such be the case, scarcely any cane Or corn
will be- saved this season. III 2s5s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

~ vii be dangerous hereafter for any ware
l,r oldl rascal 10 tritie with the afFectiors =
thE Lexington girls, II he unae~+aEss = =
p!sak their haarts they will draw a bead ~ -
as. Capt Travis has bsen ssaehirr tbs~a
pistol Shooting. "s 'nen,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

Lawyer-Did the defendant knock the
plaintifdown with malice prepensea Witnss
No, sir he knocked him down with . asf
iron.
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How He SAVES his soS:-A writer g 20
Charleston Courier furnishes an essay ap''..
the shark, and in connec.ion.thefesl1n1 e'e's'
the following incident:
The we'll known fact that The fesho1 : H. !.
groe is exceedingly grateful e tf 8 re-. 4 ii.
Shark, enhances our admiration q W. AMI -.
lows courage, when he has y opp p,Ea' y
ty Of dining on a white mar g 6 :. .n assfslM :
shows a decided preference tos ns nv M.
| It is related that a captain once avallsa s n
way . " his vessel ~ noylng .,x !
I huge Shark 1s1 maxim X viii II ssa1 zIsss. 81
little fellow, ~ho was brayely WORKING ~.
and legs to keep his heed ana ~ aver athe
E5 5ec1<:'E he threw aa,o it into the 81. y, he .a Co.,
was was attracted by the The richer odoI'' t ha5a,
fant disappeared, and the captains ea''''s
was saved,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-10

u the gentleman who was under an Oh
has got on top.