Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-09-03

trlbutors engaged:
Geo. Il. Prem ,iss- Henry Ward Petit,
| C1as. SWIM. Thomas Mackeiiar, .
fitz Green ifalleeh, II. }. Brent, tStirrnpJs
| flsa>. J. lngerzol, +. " Hunt, Md,
Oreste G A. brownaon, Edmund Fiagg-
| Gen Geo. 2. Morris, Fayette HuTa,
| Nathaniel I+eerlng, Hannah F. 6 nld,
iHpn. Cnas. Gayarrc, Ssrat, Helen whitman,
| VIM Gilmore Sirams. Caroline NJ. Kirkland,
| Park BENJAMIN, Elizabeth F. Eilet,
| Han. ALBERT Pike, Of Ark. Jane Ermira Locke.
! Abha Attr1an Roaauctte, alice Carey,
| Hon J.. T. Conrad, ihehe Carey,
| lev Ralph Hoyt Madame lie Vert,
I'll. Smith. {iaek I1ownsugl, Mary Forrest,
). 7. HeaAfys Aery E.. ~ste1bfnz, Mrs.
IJutn e. SAKE, Hewettl
| lieut.. II. f. Maury, Elizabeth Cakes Smith.
FL ard s. Gould, Anna G Boita (Miss Iynch)
Chas. f. Briggs, Louisa 5 McEard,
E., p. Cfanet. Maria ] Mcintosh.
Wm. II. +. Ht,sfntr; Alice 3. Haven,
Goo. ". PEEK, Pamela = Fining,
r. II. Stui ard, Mary 4. Rice,
John 4. Thompson. Ala II kennico.t,
Frederick $, Cozzens, Elizabeth f. Churchill,
4 J. seaHteF, Clara ;fGtf-
Maj, ]. II. Eatunt e s. 4 Atbie W. CrockeT,
levi Rett',cr, Nellie Furchf5ei4,
Thomas Dunn English, III Ahne /. Fcrter,
DUNCAN Kennedy; Lucy y. Godfrey,
Rev. Newell a. Prince, IAfiEia :. Hooawya,
Henry Il. Hirat, Jane G. AUSTIN
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