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THE SUGAR PLANTER,
.rsrrsurp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
sUEYTSHEp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY +. HYAMS
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
once Near the Ferry Landing,
WEST e a T. N r Q II G e.

TERMS or THE "suGAE PLASTAR:'
x.n.eriptton-s3 q year, due invariably at the
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ree months thereafter i've dollars will be charged,
No ssbscription via 30 taken fes less tern, than
sr months no paper discontinued until arresrages
are paid.
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ines 81 for the hrst and SO cents for every subse-
uurnt insertion those Of greater iength IN proper
lion 1 liberal discount to those who advertise by
the year,
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tsn names il sent with the cash, the paper will be
furnished a: 81 so each subscriber; and an add!-
yhere a Club OF not less than tweaty il furnisned
With the cash the paper will be forwarded al s. 2
each subscriber, aud two additional copies for th.
agent. "
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stances, in the I'd clause under Art t-t5. Sec.
Sd OF the laws and ordinances 0. the Police
Jury o! the parish of West Baton Rouge to
De made payable q rarter)v 10 the ord er 3i he
member Of the "a Ward.
The President Of the Jury begged to BE-
excused on occount at private business Mr.:
}: J. Landry was: OH motion appointed Pres
ident pro TEN.
The Jury then adjourned for half hour.
to give the Clerk time to write out his mid
utes Of the Jury
According 20 Adjournment the Jury Met
The minutes were then read and the same
approved the Ju,y adjourned
j. I. LANDRY, Pres'M pro- teal.
T. BEuGERsos, Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
Parish of IbcIvilIe
In matter Of the Estate of Allen Ellison, deceased.
No. ;ig7.
Eeg virtue of commission tn me directed, in n.
4 above entitled matter Of dat" the l4h day Of l,
ccmbor, 1858 from the Honorable +xth District
Court in aud for the Parish Of hervie and State first
aforesaid vii! be offered fer sale public auction to
the highest bidder, on the promises 81 Nicheal in
this parish of West Baton Rouge, on
Thursday, February "a, 1859,
al ii o ct ock, \. u
the following described property, belonging to the
Of Allen Ellison, deceased wit Ger
tain lot or piece o! grouud situated lying and being
in tha town Of West Baton Rouge and in the pa rsh
Of West Baton Rouge, designated on the place sal
town as surveyed and liad out by JOSEPH Garnski
surveyor and civil engineer in the year 1854 as neing
the eastern part or portion Of lots Nos. and 2 in
square No 2east measuring together sixty feet front
fEnglish measure) on Mississippi street BY ninety
eet i'll depth, together with the buildings and in
prevenlents thereon. Terms Of sale. cash.
VIM WHITE, Sheriff
West Baton Rouge, Jan. Is, $50.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
pAEoISsE D.OuESE BATON ROUGE
CoURD sIKGENE DISTRICT

Dams latEtire * ID succes7l ,lc FRANCOIS Ferbns
lecetce. Ne. }.li.
gi7N yERTUE diane commission moi address e dads
IL i'aiairr ti-dessus date 4fnlc is,ur du jau
1859 de la lour du 6n,e District ,udui4re dams
et r"a" Ia jit" parosse 81 Etaf susdit. il oa"rt
en- vante DubIoue plus ofrart ct darnicr enchsr
risseur, u deruier residence du defunt, ceie
arUs.r
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ParOisse & Quest Baton Rouge,
NDlR uU S!ElEME DISTRICT

y
Dams a!Ere 10 IL %on de trai.f,. Iir',s IT
terS'rc M. $50
TTN ItlITC d nu" commission Il moi I,->s t;sl,s
=: l.lTar'. ri-'!ee>u- di" ia 'nrn lntr lie Fey
l~:4, &c l.. iu si>e,!7r NstGt lt.},rIni,.
dams ct pour ia paro%~f II tta: sn>dite. p'+
Ell t'nte publique !hA o:.nt Il Irru,ar ,'ci,rr
r's-eEr, ia Cernl"r reaes-"r -,3's r.ttr pr
u;ast',
Salnedi> J2mc jour de Mars, 1850,
II heur"s ~, t"utrs lroprlct.s suiyantey a1,
l;-E't unl Ia st,<d.." sutre-'p saruir It II ,'c~
tain lot dr ttrr" .!tHe c"ttp paro<~,.
nrSurant, pc" prs nn arp"nt ct un Euart de- far
AT ieHTt AISEsiSSipp aTer pruf1leieur 'artll.
pes '!"A s.rpent> horne =. ilut pa terr> IT. vevr
f%"t's h"chade, en- has ~" on chrn;t an1ar:rIlnt
aHN EEr"t"rS de Ner~tln I"IHI i"' {" 3rriprr"
G"''% r"s h"rctieT FrnH}"t, avec lex anelioration
IH y truuN"nt. II i.utre lnnc"rHu de terrc aus>
f'uee rrtte ptrol+>e yiIivt c,., ,lu tcuv-
c'uteuHnt an erptnt ic :Ire, IHr (r"tuntt1r IL"
dix sept @rIr'n,. borne hant l:r terr"s q" Eaimul,
f"rh>- "n ba% par nm che!n:n aipartruunt Pierrn
N"ianc"n. aims; queL arriorn les aDlenl tono
Iul s'v 'r"utent. Ia dte t"rrn arria
/ II hormt n"gr". nOnlr napti$i", de quar-
arr" 4hl ans, Etyressc hom1ne sophie age1 e trent
t} rs, ct ses 'roiS tnfans, Iuct a1ee de sept
Fiotor'n" age de- quatre 1T Eevina entant Ftoi
sine ngae Il" dix ans; nuiet; cheveaux: v;4ches
coch"n* TN lot lie 1uuutcn<; un lot de mas ct foiu
hois lie cordc; pitux rotvauN: effects u,obiicrs; bat
teries de cuisine etc.
Conditions de- Ia yente-f.es effects mohiiiers &C.
ront venJn> conpsant pour touie a"n.me de ii& pi,s
tres It au de>sous Ell pour touh sonllnes '"ssus
t.e dix piasres, p. y.lbIt tout jan yirr rr,t4in
1850; ps acuercnrs fournrnnt leurS hiets enlus>es
a Ia satisfaction de Ia 1Atrce TT rprtant huit pour
cent d inter"t aHres echeanee iu>4lu pAyfi }ai
enent. les tetges ct esclaves veus IN ci,s-
l"me compliant. It jour de la vente. et la balance
payable en- trols termes "GauN: l.e premiere jour de
Foyrler dies aunrcs 1880 lSbl 1862. Les ac,uer-
tourro leurs billctS endos>es la sa tisfac,
tnn de Ia Tutrice. payable n!iice E:ccorieur dc
rette paTo'ssc, ct portaut interet raison de iut
pour cent aDrpS tcheIuce t1rtlit
E'an1ent, It hypoheIue retenu les terrcs ct es-
claves lusqu al plein ct final Nainlent
WM WHITE
Quest baton Rouge, Feyrier le 5, 1859 :;heritT
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Thursday, Sd day of March, 1859.


property belonging to the aforesaid succession, 70.
wit 4 certain tract Of land sua ate.. in this E;ris,
measuring one arpent and half less ivunt
to the a'Ttf Miss sippi, with depth Of sixty tive
arpents more or less, The upper l1e Ops .!ln t"O de
gres less the rear it beng well ua!dr~ TODD
that, at An"ut twenty three arpents from the river,
there is arFent ntsaid land belonging Famo ut
Ferbos, running 20 the line Of t!,e same ;, ID ole
aTpeut = land running between parallel iil.e> t.
land first above Inscribed aud belonging the
cesaio If The deceased, is bounded aboy: bv anhs
belonging TO Widow !tpsenon1 Iebert, and below by
lands ri sidore Iaigle and V:aIruuat Eerpcs and II,
the by hosv Of James Philips together with all
tiIr buildings and improvements thereon, Frank,
negr" aged 10 years, s'cky Polly,
aged % years DAVIS, negro nnn Il years rom, negro
man - eaIa NrisduEn aged II years John, negro
Ian aged II years t'lck negro A.ed IL years
Gilbert, negro aged Is years. Old lick negro
aged - years Caroline. mulato aged
50 years Lucinda, negro age" hity-fve
years Mari'ne negro woman age'i 16 years -idete
age. Ii years j liz, woman aged 81 years
and four c'ilAr"n augustine OF Is wears {crirpled)
Hly years, Louisa, years, ard 10 ailt Of three
n1onths Hired boy aged II years George, boy OF Is
years Eliza. negro woman aged SO years, AMI her
FIVE children, Eugene years, lrma years, Henry
years, Jim years, and infant three months, Fan
ny, girl aged II years Rose, woman aged - years
and her TWO children, Joseph 5years, Onny months,
jNose being lame
Ncoeate EDscts--Seven head Of horses, three horse
carts, lot boards one lot ploughs lot corn,
one lot fodder, II head Of hogs, three small corn
mills, tive cut saws, lot hoes, spades and
axes, one lot wheelbarrows. three skifs three milk
cows, heifer, lot Of cord wood, / shares of
stock III" railroad Of West Baton Rouge, "A @ilTef
spoons, lot Kitchen uieu-ils 10, cotton i,sr
huts, lot rope ind baSeog and whole lot d
llou, ehon! furlitI.re &c &c
T.rhls 4t Nuje.The nioveabeS cash, Tor all at
ten dollars and under, and or ali that
amount, payable IN january next, 1850, The purc!:as
erS 10 furnish th"lr notes satisfactorily endorsed.
!nt land and sIa> cS To he snt for tenth cash
the day ri saIa. and the balnce three insa !n7entS,
pa yabe ia all the months Of January Of the years
1861, lobl and 1862, the purchasers to furnish th'ir
notes csl,O.Sei to Tie tsIctlol Of lc Atr9ntstrA
try with spec mortgage aud venlnrs privilege
tanned ontd land and Slaves till full and hra4 pay
ent thereof I'll. oI sad notes paya bic at the office Of
the Recorder Of this Parish. and bearing eight per
cent interest yer aunun from and afttr maturity til
pais WM. WHITE,
.Neat Baton Rouge. Jan. % 1859. Sheriff.
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5 FATE. OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF ste~t Baton stos.e.

@sIA II p4S HFIT COT KT.
In matter Succession f Wm, K Z. zp1s deceased
No. 5g2
VIZ tIE|th-Aa Au'nre t'atin widow VIC. E. Ecklc4
" ha, this day fled her appl.ca tun .nr t.r adj
m'nistcaion Of above 4IicceSSio4-
Nolies Is hereby That all legal oppos:tlnn 10 til"
same mast be il" i'll te Celk'S oiir. T., this par; al
within tcn days fem tile tirSl publication hereof
y. Il tHINBEELIN.
West batOn Rouge February 7o 1850. tltrk.
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Ell At DE LA LOUISIANA.
tn1-H ut SlxTEME DISTRICT.
phRCISSE D'OUEST BATON ROUGE.

hans l'aaire tic Ia de job Nolan deeede
No. 1855
YIN VERTEEE dune commission moi adresse dams
i af;atre ctlrssus, date tH So Dec, 1855. par
la CpuE Gu 6ne ie trct .J;,ticailc, dams ct pour Ii
dite pcroisse ct Fiat susdte. ii otfert en- yente
pnbllqne plus offrant ct dernier encherrsseur en-
face de Ia Maison de C0ur, de cette parosst
Lnndi, ]e Il Mars, 1859,
II heuers les prophecies ci.apres decrtes ap.
apartonant IL succession 1u defunt John Noiau
savor La mo:e sud, de Is section sept contenant
trcls cent deux 36-10O Ie quart Nord Est de
la section neuf contenan cent soiSante ct Est
I3otie d. Ia sectlon quare contenant trois cent
ncut en-100 acres tout slime dams lie Township sept
sud Range onze Est fistrict sud Est phroisst Quest
fs2tun Rougr, pres Lac Crocodile.
lEEMtS III - F.NTE La ,iites propriete sera veudu
Il credit lie douze Iaois bonnie seeurtc per-
sor,c "pprouves par itexecuteur lie Ia succession de
John Nolan, hypotheqna rateuue sur Ia dse
terrc, insVu arc painent plen ct final.
WI. WHITE,
Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge, Feb L.. 1850
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SfHHFU y. u
Chairman.
atsosufd. That the Inspector of Ward No.
aa % authorized to sell at auction or other
~1se the repairs necessary to be made on Che
aosds and levees Of the parish across Point
Monnier.- Rv Mr.. Chinn. !!
:, },As'oirrd, That in future, the sum of fifty
,defsrs per annun be allowed for guarding
ana protecting the Court House and par bsh
property.
%e The petition Of Mrs. Adreinne Auc1in,
widow ae0cseph Bitaucour, having been rtad
va approved the following resolution was
aaopted..,
RtsoEutd, That the sum of seven dollars be
and y here by allowed widow Joseph Bita
hsen', a psuper IN very INDECENT circum.
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(tOLp PRESSED LARD OIL
~ W;nter stFn;ge6 Wh4sr Oil Sugar house Lamps
and Wick. ut
sept. IS. MONTAE K MATTA'S.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
or WEST RAI ON ROUGE


IN matter succession of John Nolsn deceased
No. 3hE
EhT virtue OF commission dir cctet in tie
1 } above entitled succession Of date the 3utii Iav
ot ijrtenlber, 4. u 1858 from the Sixth District
Court. il and sail parish and state, will be Of
fered for sale at public auction, to the last and high
est bidder in front Of The ourt House of ts rish
On Monday, 18th Of March, 1850,
at II o'Gock a. NJ, the following Dc ser bed property
bflonElI, to tie estate If .uhn Nolan. dtceA std
Wit The so':th half Of section seven, containing
three hundred and +Wo3 100 acres EEe north east
qua Gter pf se:f nn :nn cnntaitin9 hundred aud
sixty and east half If section four. cuutain-
in, three IN rt! lnsl niE.e 500 acres ail stuat led
il tn"7<f ip seven, south range eleven east south
eHsiern district. parish d Vest l'atod Rouge near
Lake t"s"', the follow l1y ana coudit;oni
viz -lN property - be sold credit nf twelve
months with prsonal security approved by the Eve
qnt"r If the estate o: .ou Nolan will. mortgage re.
tanned said lands unit full end tua' payment.
WILLIAM WrirE sheriff
West i'ttAu RNuge, February 10, 1850.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST TsATs,s~ ROUGE,

SIXTH DISTRICT COIRT.
Ia the mattel vi the Succession of FRANCOIS EeTDos,
deceased No. 55:!
10y EiHIlf. "i commission to directed in tn e
above fntltlct succession OF date the .1Gth ia uf
January, a y. 1859, rcm tn 9th District curt in
and Ter sad Parish, and State. will be offered for sale
public auction to the last and highest bidder
AZ the last place Of residence of the ece;ze il this
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ETAT De Ia LOUISIANA.
PnroiSse ts'Uuest Baton Rouge

fhfoisst f'Uuest HAtOn ROugcs
tuUK nJ1 S!xlEME pIslEI~T.
Dams asTaire de- Ia succession ,ls VIM. E. Eckles
utcedee. No. 54l
/ TFEfnU qu" Aurore }abin vcuvc WIN i. cch les
"A Is inu" eDre-tStre application pour
administration de Ia Silsditc succession---
A. is ext par present drnnc que ttnte opposition
lgalo IL lit apprat;on t!cvra ctr ia ta bureau
du Grelhrr de eette paru%se. dams les dix jours au
suiVront Ia premiere puDh',tipn De cet1e avis.
". Il: CHA NBERLlN,
Quest Datott Rouge, Fevrer. l. 1858. t1retIier.
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Dams 4E,,ire ,ir IL >l.cG,. %uil de rama. IirItrt
,tfr&itc No. $50
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-14
OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Announcement Of the Proprietor for
the Season Of 1858.
THE OHIO 4 WHITE SULPHUR
- p TN GG

0A
A AZ situated IN Delauure o1uug. rs miles nrfl
Il from ColumoUs, Cme capital o. Ohi3 90 he silt
EIVsr, 10 miles from Delaware builes from ne waite
/ Suluhur station, ca TIE SpriaE1ed. Nj Vernuu q Plu=
burg RI and 10 miles rom Pleasant valley orSurtnc
S1u1n. 90 he Columbus, Plqua q IuAEnn ha4hoa1
mes springs win open fr ne reccFucn q VlsieE
ON THE LIST DAY OF JUNE,
Uhr lmproremenis q 1883 have been large. enllllu.
ue pupretor % acummodafe from dve e. six huntrei
uets Among the improvements may Dc mentioned
larEe snd elegant hotei. new cottage rows aielllna
buildings fur amusrmeui and recresu1n- extensive tatl-
houses, a steam Laundry, etcs etc
Upon ne estate there are ave springs al Wlihil ne
lawn. four Of uhieh-fbe white suphurs ne ChayheateY
ne Magnetism snd the Saline Chslybeate-arc deudeill
medicinal while he nfth is remarkable Cor The purir
THE WHITE SULPHUR
h. beautiful Artesian fountain, sIt.-tsd near thers1kg
hank % the S1iot0 river. Al ne depth Of 80 fret beos
I the level Of he Scioio. f1Ws the remarkahie strelm ri
{ suipbur water uhich supBiies Ms sprinE. Thisstean
was discovered -1me thirty years aEo, hTra gentleman
Ubo vas borfas iof salt ne water. Hhen resoled, a
once ause % the surface, snd has ever since c~lutiuuef
o. f0E. during ali Seasons, without chauEe or atatemeufi
elmer IN quality q volume.
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
Fw wears these rpriurs have BEN highly esteemed Cor
heir medicinal properties. Durinr the pssfEessontheIr
reputaton in his respect has been similarly oorduef-
uhey are administered by physician. 1udiouuFlv - o.
0-,rfffv tfme ID d-inffur 0uruuar-e- 80 sud rudsr
nis yEtsmsue plan the cures we're numerous and Usu-
THE WHITE SULPHUR WATER
s peculiarly serviosahis in those disorders o. the Liver
smf stoma-h. which 70 often amid gentlemen who bnve
] Haau Hn rfuanfT nuuHnnH fn huTrmers. nuH uaranus ~ EnN-
e-s--han5+-
Tur CuE1W pr ATE CpprNCc
~
le-lll1l Nv
it+lns slNAe % ne u-"a nv NNN A W
Uerruu new life and vIE1r-
THE MAGNESIAN WATER
hs gentle aperiesL
Iurailds may rely upon ekey facility beinE fur
uishrt them which can ulntrihute % their healfh ana
mforf
ass delightful rcsou durIng ths Emmer Wuhs, the
Ohio White s lphur sgrn=s have NJ riral mthc West
aud but few IN the United sates- mr lqczna1 b. pecl-
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9alp appeal.
GOSSIP.


The Paris correspondent Of the New Or
leans Della closes bis last letter with the fol-
lowing narrative Of an amusing incident;
This letter is already 60 long thai DO no;
feel authorized to indulge 70 any extent IN "a
risisn gossip but the toiiosl9s s.o5s has :.
much circulation In Fashionable circles, o5i
i must md tn place IN the press@t correspond
onss usop a ams-thus the story rHns-s
Russian Prince. Young, accomplished and
wealthy. repaired 70 Psrls In qlest 81 enjoy
uent and the giddy rurmoil Of pleasure. Ac-
ro-nanied br a youthful bride, whose e~lastici-
~ az stsn, buoYsueE Of spirits. and the melt
ne tenderness Of whose deep-blue eyes revealed
al once her Finlaud origin, be soon plunged
mo nc vortex o. Partisan life, and became at
opce The crnosure Of al eyes But alas for
humsn nature and the stability Of mans virtue.
II curiosity is, ss Il has always been, the trip
plng-stone to woman,s happiness, safety ls
undouhte6lT The srch-hend OF mans affections
Our Russian prince, after compulsory hdeA-
II az eighteen months, began 70 cast about
him 70 make up for lost time, and ct once took
the field. Fortune favored hin. i was IN the
T-rdia Mobic that he discovered the object Of
his ssarch-a charming object a syrens with
rothinr fashv. however, az the end, buttwo de-
ucats l5tle hootses apparently sttached 70
crinoiine appendices Of gigantic proportions
In few SECONDS me 1QNarQ ana Me CIlno-
line were uromensding together, seemingly
dsIEhted with one another. They parted on
ths beat terms, with the promise Of meeting
again. Who wss his fair incognitaY Ma
dsmo.ssIle \, The ballet girl O u mode Of the
usnd opera.
Wishinr 70 civ her = token Of affection, be
uttered a store on he Bonisvards and pur-
chased q msEnifcent mantlia shawl Of very
costly furs, which be caused to Be sent imme-
aistsiv to her. then rubbing bis hands IN high
rlse and with enrious satisfaction be briskly
rsn5ed his way towards his neglected spouse.
Fortunately o. unfortunately, the girl Of
easy virtue. uistakinE the value Of The pres
emf. ,ua Believing that TIE Prince hadintsnded
10 insult her, BY sending her what she deemed
a trihe. Indignantly sent hack the furs.
L was s O'Clock 10 the evening Tue Rus
ear. stretched out on a sofa near bis wife, was
l151lginE IA sprolongsd yawn, When a valet
"A vounr nan brings a usntills for Mon.
sis-r.'
a neatlnsl ~ cries out The Princess with
childish Eles, "a nantlla for ne Z" Yes
hastily replied the Prince, dismissinE the shop
keeper bsfors Re could explain his eusnd.
Then turning % bis wife MY dear, / had
intended his present a. q surprise for your
birthday, L losses Il piauancy b. being pre-
uE-urelv sent license me-"
he Princess, IN perfect ecEtacies. tried on
ths famous usntlla, which showed her deli
cate and round form % such advantage, that
he Prime was IN 6esDair for ever having des-
tined e 10 smother. He swcue that bis wife
should never wear usntillas unless they were
Partisan mantillss. They possessed such *
Ersurdinsr7 charms.
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The eUistencs Of war in Europe VIII restrict
.he trrei thithsr q cur n~atualized citizens Of
French o. Germsn origin. Under the lawn
q the Conunental States, al adult males are
liable io be d:awn FOR nlitarr service, for a
specified terl f; ard Eoss whU ksve emigrsted
&c this country, before performing this service,
are Iahle, 4 found IN their native State, 70
b drafted into The army, notwithstanding
-hst they nay have become nsfuralized
ctzsns a the United states. England
has. a lsts years, partially recognized cur
doctrine Of The right Of e-xpatristion, but we are
not aware Of is being recognized by any Con-
dnsn'al STATE.
The ease q Kozs-a does not cover the cases
Il persons who return within the jurisdiction
Of he government % which they owed natural
allegiance. Ts Austrians attempted to seize
1pon hin on Turkish soil. and drag him from
under he protection Of the United States.
q was IN open, intefensible outrage which
Cart In-raham. On the absence Of sufficient
Turkish power, properly and usafully pre-
vented. Our government nav denounce the
absurd and oppressive laws Of European gov
aruments, which claim IN absolute ownership
q he persons and services II persons born Of
native pcarsrts within their jurisdiction, but
I- cannot 20 &c war with sn Europe TO compel
fie European governments 20 reTolutionize
The American doctrine Of the rights Of expatri-
alton, and the transfer Of allegiance. It
wii however, protect 10 the last, a. what
ever hazard, uaturaEzed citizens, while
-ndeT DC protection Of its owl hag-E J..
Err
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NEW PIANOS-

- NV fAAhoo reaelNed MS day frum The tali1Eiuz
= mskfrs- via; Lighte. NeWt1l a Brsdaurv. Wm
Eaabe a CO.. and Raven. B1c1u g. c.. These Piano
uEs b. Ell, and 10 order 90 sen then Ue wiz sIi %
hE tbstth y Vii b. beyuud sI o1mpeuuau
EFerF Fano warranted an ever reE1ect Coz three
year O. zef TIE tea Pisnas atthe f9wrsf price,. rIfr1
mTf D. McKINNET A 90
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- Count Nieuperg. a son Of ths EK-Em-
press Marie Louise, commands an Austrian
REGIMENT row in Sardinia. His mother was
once The wife q Napoleon J. Half-brothcr %
The Due oe Rsichstsi., Napoieon's son, &c viii
f1i himself face 70 fscs with Leafs Napoleon,
who draws bis FlorY and success from being
the NEPHEW Of TIE Duc De Reichstadt's father.
What confusion aHd PsrpleUity seen here pre-
Es1.eL Marie Louise bad but two ch1drrnby
hE- leit-Larded, on6-ryed alliance with Count
Niepperg. The daughter, married 70 ~ Itsl-
ian, has Just sen; her eldest son 70 loln the
Fieimcn.ese ths son has been all bis life at
tEchsd to The Austrians, and DOW Is under the
command Of General Cyulsi, bent upon the
4estruct'on Of that army in which BIS own
sister kclas e. ls-gs stake as the life Of Der
eldest Eon.
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an annIlnon PnrndI,-.

Hsvi is, unguesHonably, the paradise f0r al
our abolition, reEro-l0Fiuc friends 70 immedi-
ats.r smiErate 10. They have been for years,
IE their abolition and a~mslg1mstion cOnven-
tons, newspapers and orators in his country,
advocating tie political and social doctrine
that q negro j. better than a white nan, with
GU vet having it established BY law. n Hayti
chat Polut has already been reached. Tier,
Che regroI is, legally, BY tie laws q the islsnd
a Crsat deal better than a white nan, howeveI
wei the latter nav behave himself. There n,
testimony q a white nan is not accepted m.
ser oah az against a black or Ehite mHlstto
White men can bear witness only against per-
sols a Eeir oWB unfortunate complexion, an,
hey Hsither can bold real estate norlegally en-
tzT the ustimonisl state with q woman n
Havien birth.
Assoon zs these facts become generally
ErCun we hope ~ bear Of a large emigration
20 The island, which win rapidly 20 on uni
not one Of that pesifsrous class Of American
fanatics is LETT among us--CuaHHoh z,
nrHrrr.