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fSfI NJ E-sssssl7EIs -
~ Sas--.--s:ss2
AND MAHONIN0
7 Rail. ROAD.-TI9fE TABLE, No Il. -
Fot take elect and after Monday, November % ISIS
GOING EAST. GOING .cs,' WEST; u st..

MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al cleveland with Cleveland aud Toledo Cleyeand Co
lunbus a Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie, and Chs Gland
and Pittsbur3f Railroads.
At Solol with hackstO 'hagrin Falls, So.
At BIantua with hacks itE Ravenna, sc.
At Bracevilte with hacks 20 Newton Falls, sc
At Wanen with hacb 10 Sharon Greenfield, MeadYtler
Bloomfield Garfield, sc.
| At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Is~l and Enon Valley, and SleIee By P. F. W. c. X.
u. TO PIttstaesla l.-t
Cleveland Nsv. 1s rs,s5yls Ss AS L. HhoDES' sup
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1)lumIbitg, etc.
M. Pl9TIN S0N.

PRACTICAL HuUsR GND SHIP PLUMBER.
No. 2 Park Row, bssk of Old Court Heuse,
On squafe-
r MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
constantly on hagd aenHete assortment sf Copper,
Lead and Ifoa RathiH- Tgs, Martlo Plain and FssacY
Cana Wash Basins vsr Closets, common Lin Force
Patent Italian Sto yier and all other articles 10 ts
line Of business.
Having bad 0ver ysas experience in this branch
M macb5niu and ~, ofhe last four years ensagel III
the princp pa honss n Wn feel confident Of giving
tire sat fastioa 10 all Eho nay aEoI me With their patton
age. ..
Orders in mo ty M country promptly attended to-
JObbing executed Syith neainsss and dispatch.
LnhIh
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Highwines-- {9gal % a 22H
Whisky 2l a s3
SUGARS.
GRAIN
TALLOW
Cleveland Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICER
FRIDAy. Dec 81. 5p NJ

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
FRIDAY, Dec 81, p. NJ
There large transactions iu nUur day and the
the retail trade made at quotations
wHEAT-sales CARED 81 10 for ordinary, and do
at to go forward SllO the highest figure offered by
city millers.
old at sc.
HIGHwINEs-sale 50 bbls at &c and 50 do ct 221sc.
LARD-A lot Of 40 kegs fair country lard sold at l0e
HoGs-The to-day is good deal depressed Pack
buying and shippers holding of account Of
the mild weather and the difficulty in forwarding promptly
So given by holders the highest figure obtanab
though heard ofone sales equivalent
terdays prices
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Aair Dpe.
Bankers.
J. HerdllaaIl & Co.,

J. HerdlRan & Co.,
IL Water Street. cleveland. Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
ID Poreisn and Domestic Exchange, UncurPsut Money
Specie anA Land Warrants COlectiGs throughout TIE
United States, Canada and Europe prOsnpy aend OIL 10
Dzafs and Bills OF EKch Great Britain, lrsiond
France and Germany We direct In sums to sui, At
Sight and 90 DAYS the following Banks and branches
ENGLAND.
IOnt u-AIessrs Prescott 0TOto, Case Co, RaakeTS.
T,iverDool--J BHrned Co Barriers.
Mahckester-AIesSrs. esnliffe. Brooks Co., Bankers
National Provincial Banks Of England and Branches tAro
out Eugland and Wales
Birmingham Banking Co
yorkshire District Bank aud Branches.
lancaster Bazking Co and Branches.
ireland
National Bank of Ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And all their Branches in all the principal tIes and town
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial I5faL ing Co.
Greenock Panking 30. IN Gasggw and GhssaOek
HRtiOnal Bank a Scotland and Branches,
We als furnish DIaf for amount payable in the
principal Cities Of the Continent &urODe.
PASSAGE BIZ STEAMER OF Sailing Packet Ships, ~ or
Om New York Breat Britain and Ireland, Erahoo 1rd
Germany, can be cured al rha lowest rates.
ssps J. HRRDMAN 3 So, above.
II = WHITMAN. N. sTANDART. C W sTANDGRT
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers, and Iealers in Foreign and DomesE Fr-
don and will furnish Drafts for any amount payable at
he principal poni in Eng land Ireland Scotland Frnce
and Germany. Collections made all accessible points
hroughon the Unit ID Siates and Csnadas, mhs:lv
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&narapers.

ENG r AVING AND LTTHSGRAPnING
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
I'D ENGRAVDRs AND PHOTOGRAPHERS Bsnk
elest, Cleveland, o.
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FEVER AND AGUE
EROM WHICH MANKIND SIZE.

H'hUA WHIUH MANA IND SUM
Il, FER OVER A LARGH PART OF THE GLOBE
the Consequence q diseased action Of the system in
exhastlon Is evolved by the action Of solar heat soil
ahd uses In the atsTy Yapor om f. While the sun
ocoW inc horzOn thus YapOE fingers the ears sur
iace and INC virus IS taken with it through lungs into
the bod Iher5 t+Esas Irritating poison iu
ua ysefa and eIcretlng Of the body The liver be-
comes TORPID and tails 70 secete only virus but also
she Bile frG tho blood Both the vfruS and fs nile ,c
ma late IN me sIrcuao and uToduce violent constitution
sZnspathse with the liver, and bees me derangel also
Finally the instinct af organism as in IN afteHpt 10
1pe the nO1ouS lntHslon, the whole bood ~
&c oo IN the Internal excretores u osce them 10 cast
od IAe bio leaves the suEncc and Tushes TO the inter
na organs With congestIve violence This il ms CuTr
Bat IN LIS eBort It fus Thea She FEvER follows in
Which lhe blood leaves The central organs and rsbeS 10 %
surface ASH IN anOhgr effort 70 epsl the iraijng ns
tEr0qgh that other great eIcTe0rys skin N ms o
It fails, and the system abandOns tho nffeu erb1n.t
and waits ior the recovery OF srehgh repeat the hepe
less enort hoth day These the fits or paroxrs Of
FEVER AND AGUB Such constitutional disorder viii ~
course uEd whine tho hea lth if 5 is not TeuOve0
We hnvO labOred to find. and have found m nn,ido,a
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WHOLESALE GRUCERs,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
And Dealersin Pig Iro Insot Copper salt Fish, Plaster
sc, &c, Harvey s Block lIerzin street and River
nar2g-dtf2 CLEVELAND. o.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Doo- 81

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Dec. 81
IBY TELEGRAPH.1
Flour-Ouet prices nomina y the same sales 2G00 bbs
at 81 2fO superne state; 81 95 is for state
S430S46O superfins WESTERN s; Glib Tor common
medium extra western; IS 4d55 for good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio Market closing quiet with
some le speculative demsnd Canadian -Four quiet AID
firm sales OF bhs $50 65a for common 70 gloIe
Rye hOur-smali sales AZ SS2Ssliu- DuNh"AAo0i
fonr duh at 81 500275- -,,.o ,
Wheat-Quiet and prices unchanged: sales OF ~ OoO bu
mixed western q s l6 TO Can tdIan operator
Hye-Q met and TO prime
Rarley-duN a TO,dI3..
Coralr;ss aud unchanged; tales Of 1000 bu mixed
oaf-steady iss52c for State 55a56c for western and
Whiskey-quat and mchanged sa,s of 2oJ At a45sc
POrk-very dull; sales Of DO bhls Sl7al7lO Tor
mess; SlT, co Tor mess; Sl2 50 for prime.
Beet-teady: sales OF 50 bbs Al S61 for country prlmc
81 759 for mess; Ss5OG0 SO for repacked mess;
Sl0.7662I, so extra mess.
Beef has-quiot Slsal5for priu mess; nominal at
Sl69lls.
Baf On-nominal and unchanged
Cut Meats-lull at 64G68 for shoulders sAG9h for
hams
Lard-heavy at n,5S6l5Sc
Buiter-in fair request al l2G9Oc for Ohio; l25 for
stater
Cheese-steady at sd9&.
Hdeshe market steady sales of 5000 al 2k for Rio
Grande; "a for California.
Wool-quiet and firm sales 5000 lbs domestic fleece at
425 Tor pale blood Wisconsin TO Saxony hescei small
of pulled al prices of foreign; 50 bales Of
China wool sol al lc and 10 OO lbs Rio Grande at ac
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AYERS AGUE CURE

Mhch n5utTalSes this DOisOu in the blo,l -
stimulates the lvere eKpel It from the body As il shoJ
so oOes care this afhcting disorder with pere4 rf
l II does more, or rather does what Of more seia
hose who are subject to this infection ftaken IA season
e1 jels 1t frsn the system is absorbed and
those who free from its tiacks; keebs the $500,
health although exposed to the disease Consent, ,ptiv
not only cures b9t projects Osl the great Vaet az
uoks which induced By this malignant Iniusnc sS
as RemNent Pe eR Gull Fever Dumb OF BIasEed A..
FeVefs, 1enralgia- Rheum9tsm, Gaut Blindness Tosfb
ache Earsehe Catarrh AsthEa, PapitaOns Painful ~
ecoe Of the Stomach and Byeis all which when am
ing iEoi is cause VIII be fOu to assume mofe or les m
int type This AGBE CURE" removes the canse
OF these arrangements and cures the disease ~ 'i'e
This it accOnplishes by stimulating the
pei the virus from the system and these oraons
become h1hIte 10 do this their office of thtr Oy a
Hence arises wvt we characterization Time ynsr scc
plsh the same end. but often ne Is not l1rg eno -
s1cTlfced II the attempt, while this 'SGUE CTRF oe =
A Gaee and with safety We have great reason IN beii
nat TINS Is surer as well as ssler remedy FOR the %
aNss Of dlseases which caused ~ the risarsft 49,;
4on than aHy uher which has been discovered and # b
cheap as well as good - 'iae IL Is
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STABILITY; or TRUSTS IN .ExoLAxp.-

=, STABILITY or TRUSTS IN .ExeLANp.-
In one OF: Ills lectures MI. Emerson tells
a story to exenpiify the .st~bility Of
things In England. He's that Will
sIia"f Of Wyckham, >abdut the yearll5o,
endowed houee in the reixhborhood
of Winchester, to sprovideaaH measure Of
.t'eer and suffic'ency OF brestl=to every
ons who asked@it sforever, and when Mr..
Emerson WAS in Englard'he was curious
to test this good~n'~n's~cre,Iit, and he
knocked on the door preferred bis re.
quest, and received his beer and squan-
jsumsof bread, though its .donorhad been
dead 100 yearsi!ss.: "t 4. 'T2s: 90
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=. g. STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF west Baton Rouge.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Succession Of John Russell, deceased.
..<s j. Il No: :s'.
zDY VIRTUE of 4 commission directed to the Sher:
I'D id Of The parish of West Baton houge. and State
aforesaid. in the above numbered and entitled sue
cession from the Honorable the ixth District Court
setting in and for the parish aforesaid State of Lou
isinna dated the 9th day "f September 1859, will
offer for sale at public auction tn the last and high
est bidder At the store of IeBai Hanrahan in this
parish, on .,-..
Thursday, the Sd November, 1859
at II O'Clock A. NJ the following described property
belonging to the succession of the sa,d john Russell.
deceased, to wit F.; r.---..s...., "
The East quarter Of the North East quarter sec
tion Of Sec: No. &c. in + No = OF Range 10 Fast,
tanning about forty (4o) acres, and be,ng one-six-
teenth (16) Of said Section g. bounded East about
its entire line, by lands of Joseph Hoy South by
thoae now, or lately. ef Col Joseph s Williams,
West by those IF the q Walt family" ami North by
lands Of 1. J: Powell and r. P. Landry, with the i'm
provements thereon. One dun horse; one silver
watch; one cross-cut saw, one old bedstead; one
trunk lone lot Of Old cothing, etc, ETC.
~ Terms Of sale-CAsH on the spot.
'@@E ~ = 4sFFS" SS7tF T. BERGERON,
West Baton Rouge, Oct. lst 1859. Dep. Sheriff.
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I'd Arrondsseuent--au magazin de Nine. Cassie
Cemmtasaires. Auguafe Cassie, Edmond White d
Valliere Landry.
3me ACCOMPLISHMENTS cafe de Tras Rourg 4 Co.
CommissareS-Hypolyt Heoert, Jr., Augusttn Allet
,et Alfred BAhih., ~
4me acknowledgements Ia maison de Joa m Aillet.
Commiasares, J. r. Labauve Joachim Aillet ct Al
fred Hebert.
SINE Arrondissement-a Ia naison de Terence Der
ich+bourg. g..,,.
Commssaires Victorin Blanchard Narcisse Landry
vt Terence Deficheboure. 1
ONE Advertisements Ia maison de Cotr.
tommssaires. Va1entin 'Dubroca, H. J: n, ans ct
Rosemon6 Hebert.T
r,han. .e''''' - : - '' - '''''
Commiss'onaires. Richard Hanrahan, Amedee Brous-
sard ct ohm A. Rr'l.
: FINE Arrondissement-a Ia groccrie d'Alexs Lon:
guepee
Commissaires, N. c. Leblanc, Stephen Pipes ct Zen
on Ailain. i
- 9me mesArrendssement---au magazin de- j. f. Tacneau
Commissares. Anatole Laurent, Augustin Leclerq
ct AndrewC. Woods. fT''-~~'~v ntG: > ! -" -
lone Arrondissement--A la maison d'Ecole du End
District.
,nmissares, J.. B. Nurdin, H. H. Germany, ct Lem
uel p Day. ~
lime ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ia ma,son de Courtney T.
cossmssaircs James Ware, Jr., II. ,. Winter ct l.,
8. Hereford. / ..is
pEection devra etre tenue ct les retours deveront
en- etre fats ains que le requerent Ia Constitution
tiles lois y ayant rapport :, r.-4
wM. WHITE,
Quest Baton Ronee, Septembre le "a, 1885. She if.
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ROAD AND LEvEE INSPECTORS No
TICES TO NCN-RESlDENTS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
RTSH OF VEST B.ATON ROUGE.

-. =
PARISH OF VEST B.ATON ROUGE.
To Mr.. ExnE RJBERAux Sir:-You are hereby no
titled to make your lot at Bruly I.anding
levee laid out by me the 25th inst, with base
Of forty eight feet eight feet h1gh nine feet top
with ditch made in the ba>cs Of said levee of two
feet in Width and three feet in depth-drt to be ia
ken not nearer thsr t.entv feet from the levee The
work to be commenced withfat thirty days from the
seavice of this notice. and completed by the first of
Decebmer next - THOMPSON W" BIRD,
Inspector Roads and Levees Third Ward
sept. Sd.
10 Michel Rebe,t Bauhazar Dapuy E. D. Woods, 81
mon Berard, FORTUNE Go,.d L. Broussdrd Gn1 Camille
L. Landry. all residents:
S1Rs-You are hereby notified to repair your Roads
in centre clean your road-ditches repair
your bridges situated in front Of your property in
This parish: You also further notified to raise
your Leyees two feet above the high water mark Of
1859, by adding such base to them as to have at
the top crest, width Of eightfect and half 81
feet) it being the one-fourth Of the base Of your
Levees which base is required to be thirty 30) feet
according to the Laws and Ordinances OF; the Pol
Jury of this Parish. Said works to be completed BY
the LIST day December next 1859.
j.. .~7t r VILLENEUVE TUILLIER
septic Inspector Of Roads and Levees 1st Ward
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.ErAT DELA LOUISIANA.
PAR0ISSsE D'OUEsT BAToNROuGE (.
'coI,R DrslxfEME DISTRICT. %.

- 'coTR DTslx1EME DISTRICT -
Dams paaire de la Succession de Jean Bapt,s1e Rch-
ard No. 598.
I'm vertu dune commission moi adlresse dams
Il pat1aire ci-dessus, date du 80 Aout 1852 par
Ia cour du 6me District Judicaire, dams ct pour Ia
dite paroiss+ ct Eat susdte, il sera offert vente
Ia dernier residence du defunt, cette paroisEe
Samedi, le 8 October, 1858,
III heures A., toutes les propretes ci-apres dec
rites appartenant 4 Ia dite succession, savoir:-
Un certain de terre situe en- cette oisse
mesurant demi arpent de face au aeuve Misslssip
yards en- avant dc PE9se Catolique. les lgnes ouv.
rant dams Ia profondeur borne haut par terre de
Lebail Il Hanrahan en- arriere par George Gratz, ct
has par tsrre de Joachim Richard, les batis
ses ct ameliorations qui sy-tr0uvent -
Caroline: grfone agee de dix-sept ans, ct son en-.
,ant Sosthene, agee de deux ans cheval; vieux
buggy; tusil; une ezrab1ne: quatre actions dams
Baton Rouge. Crosse Tete ct Opelousas Railroad; un
lot d'outil, ct lot de meubes meublant ct usten
sis de cuisine. etc =
~ Conditions de Ia vente Les meubles seront
vendue compliant pour toute som,ne de dix pias-
trset dessus, ct toute de>s dc dix piastres
payable le Ter Janyer 1867 La terre ct les rsclaves
payable cinqueme Ter Janvier 1850. ct la balance
payable en- trois termes egaux savoir le Ter 1anver
des annees 1861 1862 ct 1868. Les acquereurs four
nront leur billets endossees Ia satisfaction de Ia
Tutrice, payable bureau du Recorder de cette par
echeance, jusqu'au parfait paiment ct hypothequ
fetenue Ia tesre jusqu'au paiment pein ct final.
WM. W.IITE, Sheriff:
sent 5me 1Rf9
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. POLICEEJURY MEETING.

+ At regular meeting of the Police Jury OF
the Parish of West Baton Rouge. held and
convened at the Court House thereof on
Monday the 5th diy Of September, 4. D.,
1859, at 10 o'clock, A: N. The Jury met.
The following members present: .-,.-. =.
Ist Ward, Joseph Braud Cd Ward, J. T.
Landry. Sd Ward. Frame A. Woods; 4th
Ward. James C. Woods; 5th Ward, E. B..
Trinidad; 9Th Ward, N: W Pope 7th Va ID,
sth Ward, Abraham Lobde IT,; 9th Ward. B
r. Chinp 10th Wald, w. W. Lennon; llth
Ward D. p Cain. :. ...z.,
N. W. Pope IN til. Chair.
On motion of Mr. Trinidad the following
members, absent at the last called session,
were excused. viz Capt. Cain. James Lob
deli, Abraham Lobde II, W. W. Lennon. -,
i" Mr. N W Pope offered his esignation as,
President which was accepted, and on mo-
tion Of Mr. rel.emmon.s Mr. Jas C Woods was,
unanimously elected President, ,.,y. ... f..r ,ey.
Mr. Pope offered the following resolution
which was adopted on motion Of Mr. Landry,
viz: ~''+'f"ta - 'z=>*2'': s1Es':-a = =.
Rrsolved, That the sum of Five Thousand
one Hundred and Forty-two Dollers be as,
sessed on the taxable: property of this parish
for Parish purposes for the ensuing year, ec-
cofding to the estimate Of the committee ap-
pointed to{make an estimate Of Parish Taxes,
md published 1.-The official paper according
to law. .sr
On motion of Mr. Pope it was 81,
10 fesolved, That the laws pr,viding for
Parish: Inspe- -torship be laid on the table
subject to call. 5-,.5 i" 'EfTs,F 81 -=is':[9& -
Il On motion of Mr.. Lennon The Report Of
the Committee appointed at the last June
session, , on taxation fol building evees in this
parish, was aid on the table subject to call
4 or motion Of Nj Pope. it was
!, Rtsolped, That the inspectors oath adop-
te,' at the last session Of this Jury be amen
ded 10 as to read thus -
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Bassompierre, the French Ambassador
to Spain, as-relatingto Henry " the
particulars Of his entry into Madrid.
II was mcunted,' be said, @'.'ono the
smallest mule in the wor|d."s ,,.i,nsr
;. ''Ah;!' exclaimed the King" what an
amusing sight-anh = ass upon 4 simnle!"
.'Vers good, rire,n 1etored Bassom-
pierre, Il was your Majesty representa-
tive ~ 's*3@ . '~'f ~ a-f@ IS -
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4 :...5@ AVIS a'1L10rl0N. -.
DEflLAzsLOUSIA
lese ea.Osost Batos, Rosgs.

10 Rebert G. wtekiiae, oouyeraeur d rEt.t De Ia
LsssiAoe = .dsts % 4. 4enr q ssptenbr.: 1889
absE 1ssehsia, Poar ers Il Goa!e.n.ar 81. q % pour
~ ~ Jaeutsoant 0suvsrnsur. un s6erefaire
dEf,t gn Anditeur dss Comptes Publique, un IRE.
9e3e1se dxaat @ Avssat Central. u surinteaaant
- District Jsd,eiatre, un IN nrmbre "a Coneria
aa Sme Gstrset CoDgrssstonel de Eeat, nm stnateSr
g 1stFet eo1poss1es parotsses d'Est st Quest Ii.
i ~ et Beg Islelaaa, IN membre pour reures
msef k1afoIsee d,0uest Baton RouRe erAsssmble
oeasa1 D lEtat dela Leufalsns, ID shs,ff ID Gre.
4ssp PEAR Il tsur d. sas DiBtr,ek nm nAssetseu.. do
saeessr e ua dss Traveaux Pubaiques.
sstos .sssia. 1s RGs; s sn1: .
= ~ hsates r. T., y dft TINE Jour Dc Novsmbre
"a leux ei.aprss lssignes ea eetts paro
ss.t sa1,steadene' - sufvsnt pour
A. eaeeafs,-Ala nai.oa a, u,eiiea R.ar.y -: -
Hssert, vfleesuve Tuillier 1t
asDelrau.sss: #Ft.5:r4,tt' II ~ = to
y, Az esslZ Aaiae-Aa cafs Dc rras. Boars I CO..
Sanassairsr, rtl1 aebert Frank Williams q :. T.,
- Z Aa!es q conr a estte paro,sss.. a.
l.1a.d'' A tsoH ir'ap'' = =: Amin d1
- te1delps Store ussazia, del f. 1aaneaue
i sssssEss 1osis s. Lohasal, Bss: Y: cl.ske et
Foydr...-A /. n.,.ea d'Esol. d. 2.,s
Ut E1cfss PnbNS g. f1 .iFEsEss W %s1j
Sssssalres, Il. y! Fiyns, Edoaasd Nurdta'st Jes.
ty!rta d = dis, peerlaAtioo, .un.. eleetion
sats - 1use a. fll1 u IN Golsta " daas chaque
S "a. savsrts d heares =. =. - hsares u, aux
i:spFes t3one g. estte pereisse sens Il a.
sssles 3 DE- ooanfssarcs suivante. asvnr: a!1s'
~ - u osdlsssn-st-s = 1atss Do Aareeiia
:saai.as, Maresaia peiros- FlAyssa Tqilltsr st
Ss7pNs1g3O NO4sS0010. :
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answered: ,"Because he knew more
than his neiglbors." Mr.. Nathan Hod
>ge, man passed the middle age. l.,, dress
ed in tan:colIored hunting shirt and coon
skin cap, waited toss,hear.. 10 n, more, but
rushed out of the Court House as it that
stately pile Of clapboards had been OH
to taEe + d:ink,, II EEL, y Horse aud
rushed for liome with the speed Of
three e+pfonead Iightaipg:ss3,~<-@,
Il, was teafly IN the afternoon when he
hove in sight OF HIS own cabin, his horse
a'l=in toan':<. .-:,Es:::sx Z .5->,.:.s,
Lbs son Ike saw him at a distance.
and cried out to. lis mo,llerr: :*:Tbe old
mans eonmiog home, ana not drunk ::
| never knewa linn 70 do such u thing in
ar my born' days: S0metlfing orful has
happenedF "a s''!:a:ras> i s@:i3;is9A: ~
Unc|e> Nat threwshin self froanhis horse
and. rushing 10 the house in almost
b !b9'resathl}Ieas haste. .lqld bis story; ""Tho
Athenian, which nleans tie Yankees
and Mor'nons, which live up towards
Sheecawger," we're: putting people to
deatb;' he said, i''fof kneving, mors than
their neighbors:z, .Afsw days ago they
killed > man b. making; him lrink"
gou~dful Of tea,,,sde from pIzen 'ygarb
they. caIla wedloek. He. shouldn't wor-
DER be said.- .*if it was the varb that
makes tie milk sick ~
Ike bawfed OUTS ~ ou'te booked dad.
surely, for. you knows more than any
boJyin these diggings"'e:5 5'a' Il =fn..,,, .l,:.,
! Tie =: old man groa6ed aloud, and said:
'-"You needen'tte|l me that, Ike, for I
knows it. II knows it. The only chance
for my life is for-us to make tack, this
very day foorr> Missouri. kn.o,;wed, the
moment l seed the comic with that in.
ferna, curn'd rotted4 ALFRED long tail,
that something pretty considerably orfui
was going to happen. to me-
The old lady doubled her fist wish
ed all the Athenians, Mormons md Yam
KEGS at place which, hope, YOU and I,
Mr.. Editor Brown, shall have no occasion
To- VISIT -.rrr...,.. .....-~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

q ploughs Axes, Medium and Heavy Corn Sheller,
and Road scrapers, Straw Cutters and Hay Knivess
Ame- l. Bow,and Spades and shovels,; Hoes, Socket
SPADES and Hay Forks Bush and Grain Sythes & 'an
Cradles sheath's Briar Hooks and Twig Cutters Bor
der Shears and GARDEN Trowes. Steel Point Wedges,
Froes, Ok Log, Back and Trace Chains BliAd Brides
Collars and Hames Cart Saddles and Breecling Crnss
cut and pit saws, Garden Engines, curry combs and
all the other implementsgenerally used, to be had
it ths Agricultural Establishment Of
LaRCUlER LAN0UE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-10-08

~ Tho;ala'ipo "a Gala st"F thus
describes the personal appearance Of
sHoracs GreeIy . He does not look like IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spec.-declineso to
drink-ncver smols.s-selde.i, wears
aud, among other pecu'isritiss, seems to
2be;in a hurry to-yet back to New York.