Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-07-02

gle periodical. lne loifoWiig authors ahe
popular writers are included In me hst OF con
trlbutors engaged:
Geo, u. rrentiss, Henry Ward Petit,
| Chas. Swain. 3hoanas Macktllaf,
Fitz Green Halleck, II. J.l3rent. (Stirrur>,
Clas. J. Iugersol. +. ". Hunt, II. b.,
Orestes 4. Brownson, Edmund Flags;
Gen Geo. 7. Morris, Fay cite Hurd>
Nathaniel DecrIug. Hannah r. L ND,
Hon thas. Gayarr., .SurHta Helen Whitman,
Vim. Gilmore SiMmS, caroline 81. kirkiand,
Park BENJAMIN, Elizabeth +. Ill.t.
Hon. Albert iike, Of Ark. Jane Ertntna Locke,
Able Adr1cn Rouguelte, Alice Carey,
Hoo. l.. 7. Conrad, hele carey.
Rev Ha!uh lEnyt Mafame lie Vert, .
$. Smith, {Jack lowniiig), Mary Forrest,
]. r. Iieatly, Mary +. stsb3ins, (Nrs.
John G. save. IIewett),
Lieut.. NJ. +. Maury, Elizabeth takes Smith,
Ed ard 5. Gould, AnnaC Baita Miss l.. nch(
Chas. +. Briggs, LOUISA S. McG"rd,
G. +, Crunch, Maria J. Mcintosh,
YIN. II. c. H"sn1e!, Alice b. Haven,
Goo. w. Peck, Pamela s. Fining,
II. Fl. Stod ard, Mary a. Rice,
John X, Toomnson. ada n. kenpicott,
Frederick S. CozzcnS, Elizabeth K. Churchill,
4 J. Reuuler, Clara l''ty,
Maj J. Fl. Eaton, L. S. y Abbie W. CrockeT,
Levi Reuben, Nellie Burchfiell,
Thomas l'unn English, dnne I. Porter,
duncan Kennedy, Lucy N. Godfrey,
Rev. Newell A. Prince, Lavinia S. Goodwin,
Henry g. Hirst. Jane u. Austin.
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