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The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
THE GREAT RUSH
ETIoGJE
Latest from Pixies Peak
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FEFoR4ATI0E has Just bsen received that
= dve thousand Indians have eoilssesd tAem-
selves together in the vicinity Of Fixes Peak with
Q view Of driving out the whites already there.
and preventing further irnmigr.tioa- But this
Information is BY no means reliable. However. It
is . fact that
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

Single copies Of TIE hExs in ErapPeu for sals
=. dis olice, at i've cents per copy.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16
For Sale I

1on ACRES OF CHOICE LAND. situated
lou on the Cotton wood one-half mile south
east of Emporia, upon which there is IS or 40
acres of good imber. Enquire of WM PERRY.
Emporia, or of ]. SToTLER. at THE News Office.
Emporia March 5th, l659.-f
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

7 ARD-Prime article for sale by
L. - (i HoRNSBY, d FICK.
The Kanzas news., 1859-04-16

rrs. iassrss per tns eszs ssss sssse9ps.s iassfsa
e. .sa; dss< Hks ~ e1sa1. Gas rs1rtA ss..n
.,..s. n @. six nsa n - ys.r, ons hall
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f.rsizz sxssssass.s s.ss ~ In sask1ss3 J.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
AVIS COLLECTION.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Esaroisse <A'k}uest Baton Rouge.

gIyN VERrC dung proclamation de s~u Excellence,
IL Robert C. Wichlitfs, tfouverneur l.tat le la.
toai~iane eu date de 9nte ionr de Noventre, 1852,
election sera tenu, lE&fT ie 12n+ jour ii" DEC
EMBIlE proclaim, ponr etire ,Jugc pour iempEr Ia
racanre ccaslonnee par IL mort in Jugc f. C. Eeala
dans ie Syleme District Ju1ciaare. con- nn<e des par
oisses Est ct Quest halo3 Rouge ct Ihfrvillc
tas snstlite election stra terue suit:
Au Racoarct---A IA uaison Gt- lze!i4n hnfray .-
ConnlisSalres Janser Hebcrt, Vlllene,sve Tuier ct
Marc"}in llcirnr.
An Hruly Lanling~--An Cafe de Tra& Rpurg l. 60
Cnnanissai'es, Felix Hehcrt Frank ri i,liama ct 4.
Woods.
a Ia Mas II de Cour de crtte pa Fnsaa.
F"nlrnissa}rrs. Alexandra Parrow, Francois +. Allan
ct Il T. Hyam".
a IobheIls Sto-c>--Au maeazjn de J 7. Tacpnau
C"n'inissares, LOUIS s. Lobdell, Ben y. Clarke ct
J, +. Fasatau.
.lu Bayou Foriras.-,. Ia zaaisou a'Ecoic au 2sne
ln>rr,' t 't"s Ec"les iubiiques.
t'n1on:s~"ires, H. STlynr., E!ouard Nur]n ct Jos.
BesEchanlp.
r. scrutin chaclu des snstts precincts sera tcna
ou"ert de heur%s ", insqu'a p NJ
II lection devra etre tenue. ut rs |fvernrt
etro fats ains que lie requsraut Ia CQnytitnton
ct les lois y yAnt ra tport
- WM. WHITE
Quest fa ton Ronse, Eovenbre lie l.. 1853 sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
WEST BATON ROUGE. SATURDAY. NOTENnER 10, 1850.


Til. MANA SAn1B.--It is high
time, intt.c,l, that the telegraph
should announce the capture Of the
'oan WHO ofall men that has ever
existed has done most de~pite to
r,,r4i",.d. It seems almost llnpos-
aible that the slaug ghterer Of English
+44et77ffi44ef4 +44eet77ffi44ef4 Hna infants should still live
70 renew lis defiance to our arms.
let 50 i is. Tie that more than
two years ago le]uged Cawnpore
with English blood is still 4 king,
still q leader Of q hest, still! mocks
at and insults the power which Sc
long AFRO rncnacp>I him with instant
vengeance, still has with him Eng
]ish captivcs, and still fosters and
builds mp the hopes Of all who hate
the English name. We must be
pardoned if We think the triumphs
Of our armies are shorn OF half their
brilliancy SO long as the Mana sur,
wives, and VIC may be sure of this,
too, is the universal thought OF the
natives Of India. may De said,
however, thatit is easy to censure !;
not 50 to point out what should be
done. Look hack to the afghan
war. Wien Dost b1ahomet, far
mare formidable antagonist than
5the Mana, fled from ~Caboo], more
decisive measures were taken
against him. 4 body Of cavalry
were selected for the pursuit, led
by the Bayartl Of India, James
Outran. T[ad it not been for the
treachery Of IIaii Kahn Kakar that
pr7rs1,;t would have been successful
A similar exploit might be attempt
d,now, with far greater prospect
Of success. TIE Businesses Of Ne
paul are not such that q fugitive
could easily extricate himself from
them, and to fly further east would
be to hasten to certain death amid
the SHOWS o. the Ii1lna]aYas- a
thousand picked cavalry, a GhoolEa
regiment Of infantry, would suffice
for the undertaking. Promise two
la'>hs to the 5roop Or company that
takes tie Mana, and $1,000 and.
the Victoria Cross sto t1o officer
who leads them, anatt1se troops that
cling to him now viii soon be scat
tered to the winds, and their chief
slain or prisoner. The capture
of the Mana thus achieved would |
10 as much to restore the prestige
ot I:nglanl as the appearance Of o
fresh army in the field .--X0n1a- !
zrnrI MuzI, DCt. @17th.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE or LDUESTAN! :
PARISH Or HESy EATON ROUGE,


Ebl VIRTUE Of II praclHgn ton Of his Exeiency
ID Robert c. Wicklifa. GoveI of the Etata G,
Louisiana of e The 9Th DAY uf November 1855
or2e ring anelcctinn TO be lsc on MONDAY the t2ti}
day Of DECEA BFE ueSt AR the purpose ot choosing
Judge to fl the vacancy caused BY the d-ata of
Hon. f. Rea", Judge of the S,Ith Judicial District
Court. composed of tbs parishes East and West
Baton Rouge and ihervliie.
For Gu t-otf trccnet-At the house nf T'n. nat7rar
Commissioners, Janvior Hsber1 Fillnnruve Tuliiier
and Marcelin Dcirfn.
For Bruly Landing Preciuct--at coffee house Ct
Trasiulond Boure l. CO.
Comnliss,oners Felix Hebert, Frank Williams at
Frame 4 Woods
Fer the Tnurt House Prec net.~-at the Cour, TIouse
Commissioners Atexau1r Barrow, FRANCOIS K jaiain
an, Il. J. !vams.
For the 1,ohd~ll'x Store p-ecnc+--at the store of
=. 1acntAu.
commissioners Louis < 1.obie B W. rlarke and
j. F. Tacneau.
For the Poydras Precrct--at the school house Of
the 2D,i School District.
Commissioners Hugh = Flvun Edo1ard Ee1rdjn
and Joseph BeauciaUp.
The polls at each Of said precincts 10 DO kept open
from o'clock q. Ii, until 4 = cinck P. Il
Sald election t. be couduct.d ami thereof
to be made BY said commissioners, in At respects
coraing to the provisions Of the Constitution aud
laws IN such cas"E made and provided.
WN, WHITE
West Baton Rouge Nov Eth 1859, Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

2lo Of the Ordinances, made upon The aide base
OF the levee As designated the diagram herewith
furnished you the face OF th road to have slope OF
u inches to the ditch opposite side if The ",e IL
five feet or less in height the point where the ROAD
begins to be where there is not Less shan 1S inches
depth OF base and if five feet il height to be
where there il not less than two feet depth Of base.
Il you s!fct 10 make your road required BY Art.
2lo, the ditch next the eree to be not less than
Eet ss=s IL hesA I'll dirt n he taken not less
fban 70 fee; from the hase Of the leyca all sturnps
and treas to he renewed from he base, an tie h"es
vel! illed and ramD,ef.
Crawhsh or other holes 10 be repaired By cutting
ditch in The base Of the Eeree the outside opposite
raid hoies not less than two feet wide and ct such
depth and length a. may he necessary to trace out
sad ho which, when found, to be followed
5hrough she leree and dug out, and both ditch and
holes tog e well Gllefi and iammedl
Il is recommended to voa TO put the dirt nccessa-
~ to repair your levec she side the ROAD the
grass SroTn- tire si'1e ard top OF The levec to BE-
sc'a E'~G or shaved off hefnre tirt is added.
The wan!e work 10 be completed by thH 1st day Of
December next. ". r NINTrR.
Oct 18th. irsp"ctnr OF iI1h War2.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
Nntica.

FTyUI.be sold 10 the lowcSt bidder bv the under
wv sigaed, onSatu urday the 26t: dny Of Noyena her
at the Coifeehouse OF Messrs T. Rourg l. Co :!ru-
~ Landing repairs Oh wee in the town of MnIaisor-
vile Said leTee being bounded i'll front By the Mis-
J. Dorcn, the lower side BY J. Vigies .Sarrade X
Brother and back by pnhic usre said levee to be
repaired 50 to haze base Of fortyeght feet. e 1t
feet high nd the width to be fourth uf thn base
The lrngtf oi said leveo will he known on tue
day Of sale the ssid repairs to be completed by the
18th OF Decent ne-t The contractor - give houf
and security according to law.
THOMPSON ". BIRD
EoY15'5a Inspector Reads and LAvees Third Ward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
JUR[ DE PULICE.

A une seance regu'iere du Juri de Police
de cette paroisse, convoquee ct tenue a Il
maison de Coar, Lundi, Ie s Septernbre 1859
a 10 heuyes a m. lie Juri de Police s'assem-
bla. les membres suivantes etant presentes
J. C.. Woods. Trinidad. Rraud, Landry, Pope
F. A. Woods, A. LobdelI Chinn, Lennon
and Cain Absent, James L. Lohdell
n ". Pope, President.
rinstance de Mr.. Trinidad, les nen1bres
suivautes furent excuses pour avoir nanque
dassister Ia derniere seance. SAVIOR;
.. P. Cain. J. T.. Lobdeli. A. Lobdell, W.
". LENNON -aa "a
Mr.. Pope of1rit sarres ignation CONNIE Pres
ident, d,1i fut acceptee ct a l'instaDce de Mr..
Lennon, Mr. &C. Woods*5nt etu President
sans opposition.
Mr. pope offrit Ia resolution suiYant qui
fut atloptee i'nstance de Mr.4Landry:
Il est Resolu, Que la somme de cinq mile
ce,,t quarapte deux piastres soft preleVee sur
les proprietss de .cette raroisse sulettes a take
no,lr fes besoins ce Ia paroisse pour Eannee
suivante. conformement' a Festlmation faite
par le Comite appotnte pour 1aire restina~
tion Ges taxes de parolsse, ct public dams Ia
gazette officieIle conforfoen1ent a la ioi.
4 rinstanca de MIR. Pope -s'
Il fut Resolu, Que les lois recon- n1andants
I'm Inspecteur pour toute Ia paroisse solent
rnises de cote suiette a etre appeees.
A I:instance de MIR. Pope =
II fat ResoIu, Que lie sarIoent de rInsnec-
teur adopte a la derniere -seance de jurl de
Police, soit change de n)anlere lire, CONNIE
il suit: 49,
-, - '% ~Etat de Ia Louisiana. I
-4.. sParoisse d'Ouest' Baton Rouge ,
,Ie --, Inspecteur de CEeuins ct Lev
ees pour le ------- Ward az scette paroisse,
lure solennellement que le Rapport susdit
est styrai ct correct ct &contient lie nons de
toutes les personnes qui ont refuse de Sc con-
former 4 mes ordres. Ct de- pIus rfeI Iure SOL
ernnleIlelnent. que tous4 les chenIlis publics
dams mon Ward ont vingt-cilq pseds De large,
les points au noins vingt' pieds De long une
distance n'exeedant pas cinq arpents, ct con-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
~ q 4 =
NJ oDEKA1E DR1NErHG

MODERATE DR1NErNG ?-il is tho
great deceiver Of nations, promising
fealth and long life, yet destroying
Ioorc by its tendencies than war,
famine or the plague.
1t is q sweetAaorsel@in the month,
out gravel in the stomach. r.
It is the A. B.. G. Of drink the
picture book leading the young and
thought1css to the worst lesson Of
lntemperance.
It is q regular quacls medicine,
making splendid promises, but per-
forming no cure, and yet demand
lng enormous pay.
It is the starting point to The
wor|z}1ouse, the asylum, and tho
oalows. - - '.
It. is q Light fingered gentleman,
who feels every corner OF the draw
er, and to the. very bottom Of tho
purse.
It is the first etep IN an inclined
plane Of rapid descent, smooth as
marble, slippery as glass, and end
Ing in the abyss Of ruin. .
It Is q beautiful serpent in whose
fangs deadly venom are concealed
by the brightness q its coils. ,
1t is hzypocricy personihed, an
affected outside sobriety, while all
is agitation and uncleailness within.
It is the landlords hirdlime, by
which he secures his victims and
tastc1as them in a cage.@ j. & ...
tits al ignus tatnuss tempting its
fatal followers oyer. mbling bogs
and tumb]ing them down fright
ful precipice.
It is the whirlpool Of ruin in
which thousands have sunk to rise
no more.
1t appears as an angel Of light,
assuming the smiling countenance,
but in reality a"demon Of the bot
tognless pit. ..:
1t is a perpetual dropping, inju-
ring q mans constitution far more
than occasional drunkenness.
1t is the birth day and birth
place Of all the Drunkenness we
have in the land. II 'S@rs ::,@lh
ltprovides an army Of reserve
TO-: recruit the ranks Of sixty thous-
and annually by strong drink. .....
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

4 woman is either worth t1oth--$
ing Or q great deal, If good for
nothing she is not worth getting
jealous for, if she is q true woman,
she will give yor no cause for jeal~
ousy Of a good wonan--a fool to
be Jealous Of a worthless one--but
a double fool to cut his throat for
either. -. -. 81. .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

struts 4e materiaux p1tYus par la Ioi, ct que
toutes les leyees dams mon Ward ont au rnoin7
deux pleds de plus nant cue Ia plus haata
u1aEquc de leau, ont Ia largeur Ell haut re-
quise ct Iorsqu'eIIes mont pas plus de trols
pieds de haut, ont cling peds de base pour
chaqt!e pieds de haut ct Iorsqu eles ont plus
de tsois pieds de- haut, ont SIX p'eds de base
pour chune nieds de Ilaut.
Que Diei! nj en- aide.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
STATE OFYLOUISIANA.
psRISH OF WEST BIT ON ROUGE
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,
IN matter Of the Succession Of Alex Dnron deceased
No sgt
THT Virtue Ut commission DIRECTED to tho .Sherd
rs Of the Parish Of II est Baton Rouge. state Of Lou
;siana IL tic above NUMBERED and gentiTled aTcces
FIpu from the Sixth District Court in and for the
aforesaid parish and State Of date the 10Th day Of
Ostober L. D. lef9: e viii offer for sale at public
sucsun TO the last and highest bidder, Oh the prem
i1es in this Parish, Inn
Thursday, November Oath, 1859,
At II octocs L. ~ the hereinafter described proper
tr belonging 10 the aforesaid succession to wit: 4
.srtan iut stua ted in tt4parish, MolaisonVlia,
11easirnp oe hundred and sixtyfve feet 'front.' with
. iepth os ona hundred aud eighty feet English n3ea
xp-sl bounded IN trant by St-Landry street, above
hv l1hs the succession Of Aristiae Hebert below
y lois Of Pa trick MeenartE, apa N the rear by St
1sspgh street With the buildings and improvements
sAerapE, 5"s0< H @%
One bad aud bedding, oneold trunk one shot gan,
enc Old saddle and f;ridie and enc COW aud cnlf.
Cash The lot ana buildings to be sold payable in
two equal insta ilantahe hrst paya ole4an the lst
asv ct March next 1850. and The second and last
thu ls Gay of MarcE, 1861 The purchaser IL furnish
hs nute9 endnrsedfD the satisfaction of Judeon Dol
ron Aduinistrator pa bic at the Office Of the Re
eor!ss ol this parish, bearing per cent per antu!n
from and after maturity till paid, and mortgage re-
taiued "a said lot uutil the fall and final papnent
thereof. r BERGER0-T, Deputy sheriff.
W--l BATON Rouge, Oct. 22a, 1850.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

Roof, Hooe, oE DvJE-In one Of
the counties Of Wisconsin, It, IS
said, there are three candidates for
the Legislature; ). NJ. Root, Dem
ocrat; Robert Hogg,, Freesoil ;; IT.
II. Dye, Whiga Soon election
day it will be Root, Hogg, or
Dye will, the boys, ~... # ..rt ~.A 4 =.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

Asjn1pIe, but often very ef5ectu-
al remedy tor 'bil1iousn esq, arising
from any canse whatever, will be
found in drinkin ! ba1f a tulnbIer
Of Lemon Juice. It can berepeated,
If necessary, and will put many. a
headache to flight. .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

A witty exchange serves up the
following queer hash to its numer-
ous readers, Wig: ~.
Unbustled ladies, pure and un-
defled Christians, disinterested
friends, common honesty, sound
potatoes, first rate butter, unwater-
ed milk, and rich printers-are
scarce y 80
We endorse it alI-particu|arly
the last Item
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

Mr.. skeesiks, you said tho de-
fendant was honest and Intelligent. e.
What makes you think SO, are you
acquainted with Ititsa q -~,
Y o sir, ] never seed him. ..-~
why then do you come to such !
conclusion2' -. :. 81: .= a..
<Cause be takesten newspapers,
and always pays for tthem.ip. ad-
vance Il. '$ s:,' .,.Sz.
Verdict for tho plaintiff: itifI:: Can
the next case. .':'' '''' Il .z*Es
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
Ii: ROAD 4 lEyEE1NspECToR's NOTICES

Gnd. L. Aiahonaecs-- !.
iaoAaHsEg is extract from the proee& yer rba OF
'ob exafanatton Of the roads and avees OF this Ward
a'aee BY CART, d. ?. Cain James Ware .Er. and my
selSt ~ required by law:
1ho ievee lands OF j. f. Mal,oudeau tu be of fol
o@las dimensions, to wit-Station r. lower linc to
W 'set inches high have 3I feet inches base and
'tsl ~ 'aches cop aud at upper hne Station 3D.
~ : reg sanche' igh, have'26 feet inches base
@ ~n4 rect aen on top. and t., be made OF cores
poAahg dtG1enSons between the Statlons named as
repaired b. law
ths entire road TO be IS feet vide fexcept On the
sqiLed by Art. 40 Of the Orsiinanccs or ne ma be
navy oA Ehe inside base of the eree s Is represented
a - otssfau1 which will be furnBhed you Oh appli-
~ t.e iGarectof The face Of the road to have
" e o 10 inches TO the ditch oa the opposite side.
h .s 3sFte Is feet, Or less, in height, the point
g .ie road begins to be where there Il not less
~: - - "sSh:a d"ptn Of base nd il o7 CT feat high
'nrfe Is not less than ett depth Of base,
a6 seel 20 allake your read required by Art,
me dttch hexti vee to be at least fact from
~ oaee' Aad ditch and bridge to De made across
bv a~t q your lower line in the manner req uired
.Is,st T. A. -io and Il o' the Ordinances
Ht 10 ee taken not iasstI;an 20 feet fro,u the
~ " me ieFeealI stumps and trees TO be ret,y-z
d,rd ~ "e oaSA of the Eevee and the holes we~fll-
psraI h ush and other holes to be re-
the oHtsjde ditch IN the base OF the s1erea
opposite the foles--said hitch 10 be feet
ea,~ $aA Oh such depth ard length as may be neces
n "a - trace Out said holes wEsicn when found are
hoss s' through the Ietee dug out and both
It i. Saasns u.sches to be seIls6llea and ramn1ed,
eessarr to'p'n1eHdea to you to pns all The itrt
TIE ~ par your leree tn side next tue road
crsped or ing on the sle ami top q eveeto be
4 dst.b sn.Ted Oh hefora new dirt isa added.
linn Ssh 70 be made across tho road af-vonr lower
ma ~ e 20 De covered, with bridge 20 feet Long,
AMI n,s. 'hc-h plank, rallied pinned to sfeepers
10 H. sr'% ~ ota level with the read Te whole work
- ''ie'eo by the LIST day Of peceuhsr next
Oct - I'd. WINTER, r.. r.
5nGupctcr Roads r. 7 !.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
sncer is the weapon Of th

4 sncer is the weapon Of the
weak, Like other devils weapons.
it is always cunningly ready t. our
hand, and there. is more poison in
the handle than in the point. But
how many noble hearts have with
cred with its venomous stab, and
fe5tered with its subtle nalignitv
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

In a crowd, looking at tie body
Of a man killed on a railroad, a fat
Dutchman remarked, IN the midst
Of ifeWe are in t?et.' 4 son Of the
Emerald Isle standing by, answer
ed Be .jabers, ye may well say
that, for he owed me. two dollars
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
n. I 1f,T7c7,, 1r,ra iir7o1 with

DR.. Johnson once dined with q
: Scottish lady who had botch for
dinner. After the Doctor tasted
It, she asked him fit was good.
1T is go"d for hogs mada'1l;;'
said the Doctor.
Then pr2y,' said the lady, 8 let
me help you t. some more
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

tidolpae Uarld-. :. - : : -~7"--- :
me following is -a, from the procesa var
th;. r. }i3 ton Of the reads and ievecs Of
H. ns'a' ma1e BY Capt. D. P Cain, Jasnes Ware,
Tba sna aa?seit as required by law, viz: ~ s@f
fnalsFee lsFee on lands Of 4sdolpha Dav,a be made as
hss station ut lower line te be- s. fact 6 in
A,sn--faEa a3 feet base--and s feet inches top
a. e at upper ftne feet 9 inches hgh-have IS
ns aafhes bare. aad feet inch top; and to be
IT, ~ corresponding dimensions between the Sta
~ ~ named rs required by. law ~
soad 10 b. Is feet wide made ~ required by art
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19
TIE SUGAR PLANTER,
,u9xvsHEp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY J. HTAms
r0TT0R AND PROP RIETOR,
once Near the Ferry Landing,
,f = 9 z = ~ e =

rnens OF THE "sUGAR PLANTER:
x,..zsx,,ston-s3 wear due Invariably at the
.in,n Of "a bsc -!biag if not then paid, Or within
three months thereafter FIVE dellars viii be charged
Va 81 description will be taken ior Less term than
siz a1ontns no paper discontinued until aTF'AFases
sfe paid.
,an uau,es Is sent with the cash the paper will be
stan,l cory to the person furnishing the list.
where Club OF not less than twenty is Furnished
With the cash. The 20 per will be forwarded q 81 rs
zach subscriber, and two additional copies lor the
hgsnt.
savcrtsssa advertisement not exceeding eight
unes 81 for the hrst and SO cents tor every subse
nnxpt insertion those of greater length in pThHor-
don 4 Ibe-a discount to those who advertise by
the gear, .x
;nsh Al pA.pHr.Es sLAsfss CARns, BRIEFS FC.'EnA',
ana other Notices. executed with neatness and des
match Il, ali cases, cash On delivery.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

ltis said that infiamatory rhen-
Inatfsm may be cured by the fol-
lowing simple method: s@.# ~:f i
Il Half all ounce Of pulverized
saltpeter put in half a pint Of sweet:
oil. Dathe the parts affected, and
a sound cure will Immediately
follow.o ''
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

There are peculiar ways in men
which discover what they are
through the most subtle feints and
close disguises .--Dr2Yere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

OssaWattamie Brown was q sol
dicr in the war OF 1912, and tought
at the battle Of 1>lattsburg.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

A genius out " est has just pat
ented g machine for making sweet
potatoes: He is. Il brother Of the
old gentleman who put handles to
prickly pears and sold them for
curry combs,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-11-19

y A darkey arose to announce bis
text as follows:
In de fus pistol Of Glover, sec
+ond chapter, aud two hundred and
ninty t'lst verse
Hold OH, Doctor cried one Of
his hearers, you've got into de
wrong book; you mean the pistol
Of Timothy, [ >spose.>
- The preacher hesitated q mo-
ment, with g. very profound look,
said: ..
well, | must cave in dis. time :;
though I knov'd dat de text was
somewhere among de grasses =