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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

SLAVE REscUERs INDIcrEp.--Biils Of in
dictment have been found by the Grand Jury
in the United States Court of the Northern
District, now in session at Cleveland, Ohio,
against Rev. Geo. Gordon, James Hammond,
Asbury Parker, Calvin Rowland, Joseph T.
Baldwin, f. D. Asburv and Jonathan McLa-
United States Marshal Sitiord, of Southern
District, and his deputies, in the arrest Of a
fugitive slave at iberia, Morrow county, in
September last. Indictments are also found
against the same parties for assaulting the
owners OF the slave. 1t is to be hoped the
cases will be vigorously prosecuted, and the
proper punishment melted out to the covenant.
breakers.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29
Platform of the Erieads OF En,tat
Southern Action.

Whereas, During many Years past assoeia
tons AMI large bodies Of citizens in the nor
sIayehoiding States have evinced and CARR,
out the steady purpose Of assalIing. BY all Il
means they can employ, the peculiar lnsfit,
tlons Of the Southern States, and have all.
the attack BY vituperatIye addresses am
speeches, by abolition petitions to Congress
by ~infaumatory dlscourses, and by exagqer
ate1 appeals to the prejudices and passions a.
therignorant and faHaticaI.
.4nd mbereas, Much sympathy has bes,
| exhibited and encouragement given in n
noa-s~layeholding States to bands of iawias
| rufbans making attacks lpon the slayehoId
ing States, and endeavofin4 10 incite iasu,
r~ection among the slaves:
mi mhsreas. A formidable and powerf
party. called Republican, existing exclusive,
with slight and insignificant exceptions
| the nonsIaveholdIng States, has proclaime
| that slavery shalt be prohibited by action +
| Congress in the Territories, thus showing
! deliberate hostility 10 tie South;
ind ,rhereas, Many Of the non-sIayeholdip
| States have passed laws with the design an
with the effect Of embarrassing and prevent
ing the operation OF that clause Of the cops-l
t.tion and laws passed in accordance there
with. in regard to the retaining OF ~fagitiv,
| slaves. thus tramptlng on one OF the cleatas
| and most valued rights secured to the South
bv the constitution ard laws;
And ,chereas, The election of Abraham
Lincoln aud Hannibal HamIin to the Presi.
| dency and Vice festdeucy, has given ilst
| cause Of alarm to all the citizens Of tba
| South. and requires their determined, vigor.
| Gus and unlted action to the principles which
| Il IS believed will guile their administrator
.4ad uhereas, We feel, as citizens Of Louis.
lana. that or rights have been invaded. on
op;nions outraged, and our institutions inner
| filed by the triumph and attitude OF a sec
tioaal party:
find ghereas, The danger which pTesen
itself to US is one we share in common wit
all the slavehoIdlng States, and appears in
shane which forbils US to separate oursei
At the preseat p%erilous %iuncture from
other slavehoidjng States, but, ON the col
trary. lmpels and requires Us to tender
| them our own, ard 10 seek their sympash
and cooperation; therefore, be it
Resoirea, That the time has come w!:
demands prompt and vigorous action
part of the South TO assert and ma
rights, and h. proclaim to the sorId
viii no longer submi. y the evils y
yiroh her.
! pesu 81 1aat we are in favor
ou,E I operation Of the slavehold
in this crisis which mas beep
both IN order fiat we
keu iroft IN .the maj
w1fcAe a"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

A New ENGLAND UNIoN-Some OF the
Black Republicans are already discussing
the probability of a New England Union, in
the event OF a disruption Of the American
Union, The Boston TrarAier says:
The Duke of Newcastle, Secretary of State
for the Colonies, is said to be engaged IN
forming a plan for the union Of EngIand's
colonies in North America. The work is
worthy OF the man, who is one of the first
OF living statesmen; and it is of interest to
US, for if the American Union should 90 to
pieces, a New England Union would probably
be formed, which would have strong motives
Tor being Oh the best Of terms with the Brit
ISL Empire, and which could not fail to be
affected by the course which the imperial
government should pursue towards the cole
mes. It is probable that one of the British
Princes would be Viceroy of British North
America, and that that portion Of our CONT
nent would, falling this Union, be the strong
est power on it.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

Hon. J.. Q. FrQra.-With pleasure We
place the name Of this gentleman at the
head Of our columns as a candidate for the
Senatorial representation Of this District
Of Mr., F.'s ability 10 ill the position "
shall not speak-all who know him know
there is no man ia the District more compe-
tent. His nomination was enthusiastically
cheered in the Convention, and we trust the
voters Of the District viii endorse his caHdi-
dacy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29
A W~ipE-AwAKg GegT

a GEFT
Yesterday says the b
Wide-Awake went into tn.
our brokers, and wanted some ives
exchanged. 1t unfortunately happen,
the bills of sone of the refused Iit4nois
banks, and the broker told him he would tai e
it at thirty per cent discount. This demand
appeared very exotbitant, and he demurred
II rather strong language. The broker then
asked him If he wasn't one Of The fellows he
had seen around only a few nights ago, with
a black cape and torch. rhe Nnle-Awake
sad he was, and wanted to know what that
had yet to do with bis money. oh! moth
ing replied the broker, only you are get
ting your dividend CD your investment in
Lincoln" The Wlde-Aw wake left the Office
swearing that he would 20 nome aud break
his torch over the first Republicans head
that ever asked him to turn out again. Fl
this was the first fruits of a change. he would
like to know what the end was goiag to be
He, like thousands of others, begins to see
his error.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29
sATTRDax, DEcEnaEH 30, 1850.
CANDIDATES.

s,- " are AUTHORISED 10 aunoanrc Col. n. w
Pope, rs a ~caratlatc for the State Convention tar
the parish nf West Ration Rouge.
R5~ We are AUTHORIZED to annonuco A.. =. Her
ron. Ms n canai late for the Convention fer The ~ena
torial District con. osoa of Eas Falciana Eat Baten
Ronre and West BATON Rouge.
IT, VI are antlrnrjzrl r. announce William
=. pike, as . candidate for the Convention fr the
parish Of Fast Baton RaRge.
Us. We are authorized t. announce the name Of
Hon. J. @. Fugun. Of Fast Felrciana, 49, a can
lidate for The Convention for the senatorial District
composed + Fast Feliciana. East and west iaton
Ronga.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

a. o.,. co.. Va, h,,a icon 50
-. a.s ou,erta,oss r., ny.rtf
Stna 80 = +S'oe - s..,u. .u.
s"'l'' : -,
worthy V soHt'
10 . "s''' @"0 0ie"2'
iatioh u poiss"' q
position IN io'''fee' M ~ ! : ~ e
now so"tsh' y 49, : - ,.S 49,.
pettef men. ~, ~ : -
mems 9ools' anu every A'a' ~ :
$ho0ti 30" eoDs't' 4po" '"s "
9e Pu''''ei' 49, '"'tS'
P"D''e n's.sV = : '''a' .,a.
0u' 'A"s my = -
e'a'f''a'eo ~ : : nnt
~ pune &"a' : ''''0 II @l'
7Fs"ts' 4" az =" 5
s'9As's a i 1'+ - - 80 +a...,
w security ~ siFss"''' =
s49''' u 't' -"
II Is Oh 10 use 70 5e's' YOU w ~
ff'h''" o. ~ ~ 90 7"' 800
50 odiops T. every ioYsf 81 'is e'antts-S no.
"atchwerds aug tnottoes "euI3 sN0ch ~ ''-sN'' y
a heatheH idoI-ppan whose o'aoN 'a"hsta was 81
sravei destruction OF our 'pss"''a' '"ss''''"'
has at last tf~iuihFhed 50 '&r a. 70 secure 'oe '~ee4
I've Offices 'f nus government
Politically the roiaos ot te so@sA IS seated Nc
more Presidents from tne soii Of s-a'et3 WI sfae@
Inc residential char, 10 ministers {" "'ss" ~ !,
"th 2s s"i'ctea lf'h 7laFt 9-"'e'' N"e'S : 94'''"
South, rising 10 her dignity sboall tura 9aek ahtl
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

Toys, Toys! Toyst!i-The immense
crowd which hasthronged The favotite estah-
lishment Of 4. STEWART 4 Co, Baton
Rouge, is the best evidence of the excellence
of their stock Of toys, fireworks, crackers. &c.
all Of which se,ve to amuse Young Amer
lca and Juvenile Baton Rouge. Tney have .
few more left of the same sort" for New
Year, which should BE ate nded 70 in time BY
purchasers.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29
To W. r., CHAMBERLAIN.
respectfully your friend
Ed CoyFt

Tno>t MUskErs-Ihe Montgomery MAJ
says that The people Whereabouts are very in
dignant because OF George Law having cor1e
it over the agent Of the State, and got off 10
him $1,000 worth Of the famous George
Law mnskets," several hundred tons Of
winch questionable firearms that enterprIsias
Commodore has been. hawking all over tie
continent for four years past. There is a
,rlmoF that these old musk, is, which would
not pass the inspection Of even a Mexican
purchasing commissioner who came 10 buy
them, are quite as dangerous to the shooter
as the shootee.and are, therefore, no. just tie
thing for patriotic abamians to stand b :
hind or John Brown abolitionists to stand be-
fore.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

SEsarogrsL GOVERNMENTAL Convention
of the citize6s OF this Senatorial District
was held in the city of Baton Rouge on Mon
day last, for the purpose Of nominating car
didates to represent the District in the state
Convention. After organizing, Hon. a. S
HERRox, Of East Baton Rouge, and Hon, j.
o. Fuor. were unanimously nominated for
those positions,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

The letter published in the Memphis
.9rgus some days since, and re-pubiished 10
this city, says the N, q. True Data, stating
that three carpenters had been hung, and
then blrnt, at Ffiar's Point, Miss, proved to
be a hoax, The originators OF such sensa-
tional runors, in the present mfamed state
of the public mind, are deserving Of the
s~everest censure.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

TERRtBLE DEsrlTUTioN IN KANSAS
correspondent of the Boston 1raseter, writ
Ing from Atch,son, Kansas. sends pa nful ae-
counts of the restitution in that Territory.
It is estimated, he stated, that from thirty to
fifty thousand are in absolute need of the ne
cessaries Of lie.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

Cow. SrocKfoN BACKS Down a YouNG
Black RgprBLlc4N- AT the Union meeting
held in Trenton. n. j., Wednesday,, when
The address had been read, O s, tiaIstead,
IT,. rose ana detected To it on the ground that
all the fault hal been Lard al the door IT the
North. lCaiis Of Question, question @,
yoa mistake, young iran, continued Mr., Il.
| cone here as a citizen ct New Jersey. |
contend for free speech-no gag-iaw. geutie-
men. l. is useless to call question on me.
Com. Stockton said his young friend must
! remember that this is no time tor buster and
bullying. Others can tight as we'll as he
Haistead-Atlow NE t9 interrupt
Com. s-No, you shan't interrupt me it's
all stuff. You are wrong in principle but
whea it comes TO the fighting business, | want
you to understand that this IS not the first
time in my lie | have seen fighting men :;
aud I give all the world TO know that | am
really for a fight. Now have been a second
in dnels fifty times IN the navy Of the United
States. aud [ never allowed them to fight
once and | could prevent it, because they
knew that / was ready in a good cause, but
not in a bad one. This address invokes the
North to put themselves night first, and then
in tones OF thunder they can speak against
all rebellion, South and everywhere else.
Cheers. 1t is unworthy OF us to say, that
because others have done wrong we will not
do right.
Mr.. Haistead replied that he meant moth
ing personal.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

No MoKE FouRTH OF July N SourH CAR
oLlsA.-A bill has been introduced into the
South Carolina Legislature, providing hoii-
days to be observed thereafter in the State
on June 2sth, the anniversary Of the battle
of Fort Moultrie, food Friday, Christmas
January i, Thanksgiving and Fast days,
emitting the Foulth Of July,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

tie arstesri [ ~. 81.
fathers IL
peaceable dt,
MAJ, the South shoun
forever, receiving tue aaprnbstt
woe be uato tGose who would da;
Missouri, Kentucky, Virginia ara
% into 4 National Convention with US
o fall with us-and while tlas secu-
States and a pnitea Soaah, We @
united, divided North.
I should like to elaborate this t
j~ections as may be urged s~sains'
briefly this could be carried n
ready ~trespassed too far.
Yours respec r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

SEWARD ON THE MESSAGE OF rHE o. P. f.
The message was playfpily but quite hap
PLY hit off by Mr.. Seward, just after the
reading, wheh some friends of the President
asked him what he thought of it. 4 link
said the New York Senator, the President
has conclusively proved two things: /. That
nc State has the night to secede unless it
wishes; snd q. That it is the Presidents duty
to enforce the laws, unless somebody opposes
HIM y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

SoUsp ApvlcE.-Gov. Brown, of Georgia,
ID his recent letter to d committee Of the
La. islature oil that State, gives the following
advice:
If we must fight, in the name of all that
is sacred. let Us fight cur onmon enemy,
and not fight each other.
IN my opinion, our people should send
their wisest and best men to the Convention,
without regard to party distinctions, and
Should intrust mach to Their good judgment and
sound discretion, when they meet. They may
then hare uetc lights before them, achith noe do
nor notv haze, and they should be lett free TO
act npon them.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

New York merchants have been sending
agents through the West comforting with
their customers, and selling paper at a dis
count. Some merchants in Rochester have
purchased their own paper at a rate which,
if they sell their goods at cost, will leave
them yet a handsome profit.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

RHODE ISLAND TO BECOME AN INDEPENDENT
NATioN-The Newport .Advertiser Of Wednes-
day, after fervently hoping that the Union
wifi not be dissolved, attributes the decline OF
Rhode Island maritime interests to the ope-
ration Of the Union into which she SO tardily
entered. In case of a dissolution. and the
formation Of a confederacy from which New
England shall be excluded, the .Aagertiser
trusts that the commonwealth founded by
Roger Williams will prefer original sove-
reignty to a confederation with Massachu-
sets taraticisrn. The magnihcence Of New
port harbor leads the .Gdcertiser TO refer 10
the history of Hamburg, Bremen, etc, as en-
couraging "a separate political organization
that would command the respect Of the
world.o
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

A French paper says that recently, as a
sportsman was shooting in a forest in its de-
partment, two hares suddenly rose in opposite
directions and ran toward each Other. He
waited coolly until they were on the point of
crosslng3 when he fired and killed them both
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

TIE DEATH OF THE SrAfE.-ihe following
solemn ana striking passage tremarhs the n.
Y. E1press) may be Of use in a time when so
many think lightly and speak wartonly Of
the present political commissions, the dying
agonies; as they may prove 10 Be, Of a great
nation. 1t is from an address by oGe Of the
most illustrious scholars Of the country. Dr>
Lewis, of Union College:
"The State.H says the great philosopher Of
Rome, "~undersoes no tatnral death-that u.s.,
no death III the ordinary course Of nature,
like a man-bnt when taken away is utterly
extinsnished and blotted out. 1t is as if a
world bad perishad-simiie est ar 81 omnls hlc
muadns in,ereat 81 concsdat-" Even the ex-
ternal form is gone theie is no longer any
thing to define its outward or internal boun-
daries. Its people, il that case, are no longer
fellow-citizens, or even citizens Of anything !:
thew are mere men and women, with no
other relation than that OF mere contisnity.
Its territorial limits vanish, or remain only
as enclosing political vacuum, surrounded
by other States. 4 political death comes
over what before was. full of social life, and
society is ~decomposed into It's individual ele-
ments. Il is no longer a BODY, hut Il Tass-
d mass Of pRfrescsnt and ferneating atoms.
At whose command shall these fragments
again come together? Who, by any therent
political power, shall again breathe into
them the breath Of life From this valley
OF dry bones d State or States may at some
future time arise; but God aIcne eau letter
mine the time and manner Of its resurrection.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

New CAVALRY CoNPANY-4t a meeting If the Min
ute Men q West Baton Rouge, held at Brnly ~Iauding
on Saturday evening Dec. Sth, :. B. Trinidad, Fsq
was called TO the Chair, and Raphael tIebert r., vs.
appointed Secretary.
The roll being called, twenty one members an-
swered to their names, and the Glowing gentlemen
we're elected oficerssy reclamation Judge Wm- 3.
Robertson, Captain; Dr. 7. 2, Vaughan, 1T Iisnten-
ant; Frank Williams, ID Lieutenant; Frank Rabiu, 1T
Sergeant; Rapha Hebert Jr, ri Sergeant; HyPolite
sarradet, 81 Sergeant Theo. BLANCHARD, 4thtergeaHt.
Joseph Drnham, lst Corporal; VIM Cassie, "a rorIo-
raj; J. ". Peak, Sd Corporal; Jesse Penn, 4th car
poral.
The roll Of the company numbers forty seven
names.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

.nnec,
Men 10 Louisville, and it takes each -4 a r.
Man an hour to aress. There IS dansef
them. They are Zouaves, whose ealel ss III
else is getting out Of bed IN the morning asa MI
making a considerable display Of s"'
arms -rmor
that there is a company OF Minute sasa i
Louisville. No one has seen any rssps "A
man who acknowledges to belong 70 = i
here IS a sly runlor that II IS tue o0i osua ,,s
~Do-Nothings,n whose arms were = a t;as !
rsrnnant on an oval shield repfsseasas :
cypher. u;,..s. Men
is considered very difficult, Every isg Il
is required to put on his breeehes one Sane
a time, without touching the bed-posl. as
| OF them, with the assistance Of a nus n
very successful. 1t is called exefsf ssasr.
storming breeches, and many Of them ''e'
take It as a ~~forlorn hope. 70
The Minute-M Men of Louisviiie p.eP ;,,ss-
have a cavalry drill, Each meh' ',.eties %
p~ectiye Of party, is required 70 patsrsrs On
hour each day on a broom-stieS-.s; as .bsY
a roekjng-horse. AS general sh''s .bey
coul.. not safely straddle a horse H. ebia;
were split, like a pair q t0b bsvs h hopes.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

Non BY AUTHORITATIVE following is
said 20 be a dispatch received from General
Lane announcing his defeat:
"Breck and me is beet. Evin's will be
dup, but ] don't ike it. ii the cotton Stats
seas<ed, 60 out.
rGosEPH LAM
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

is said that there are many prominent gentle
men from Connecticut in Washington who
emphatieally declare that they vii! not
attach themselves to the New EngIasl Con-
federacy, but that Connecticut will, by q vote
of two to one, annex the State to New York.
Even Rhode Islanders are expressing a disin-
c~lination to link its fortunes with Massachu-
sets and the t]anatical States. They say
they have no idea Of being left ont in the
cold. They will 20 With New York.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

puBrIc SpnAx,SG.--JAMFs F. BtAcKMAs
will address the public at Brnly Landing Oh
Tuesday, January lst, 1861.
@ Speaking to commence at 10 9 clock'
A. NJ.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

One Of our New York exchanges uitb
VIM. L. Marcy, who was assoc 10. Il.
Mr.. Buchanan in Mr., Polks ~
marked of his colleague; j, saa-
II ~, James Buchanan atfa'ss i al
ten of President Of the onasa &, d,lsacy
rum The Democratic party BY MS oos' ~.
Mr.. Marcy was a good reader o. nv vso
An exchange advertlses Iof COUP, III the sil-
won't get drunk p and aau sp n~scesssfy y
tor does all the getting uiun astablishneasft
support the dignity Of the
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29


Hon. r. l. 1'NkAp
OF the proceedings = e"s 4rses'"7 -
citizens Of me f@i'sits q = -
Baton Rouge, "h1et 3ooA f'aee . : -
Court ho9se ~ baton N2'.ss ~ 1'ls.s -,
last we paoiist ~ gu '2s's
letter adaIesss" 70 'he 'tSs'''a ,
CONRAD o} "2's' nc i.
e's"a' lfo'a ne ,o',''3l'''i : C.s9SnEz,f
59i ON 'os''e'2' : y y 90.
eesf i9''t.'1a5s' : : 49,. a..,i
s'@5NFls y ~ ,a4
a'te ''3 ~ : ~. -. u
5''a' NJ e's'e 80 ~ t..t.,
st5'e5,s, 2''a 49,. -, .. #
~ N2Nss' : : . : = - ~ 100
s'e"1 'ss''3 : = L.I5a,e
s2,sez M - ~ go. BOW.
- ~ - zoz-znz 5,, ,.ioed
: 80 -
= '5s
- z'o' d > : : 80
from East ffil'5ai'= s"@' :,
urn tieistets ,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

abBiShed=popNIany=
where Re has beea SO
successful 6etpre me ,,
i~naatpary= waSataas :
because heZaas. at
Hac atte1 EeaG 50
prominent citizens o. =
The Geauntae Y
W. aeew that Ee=f@ t
msIa6fsrtsa Bat 8
the FtaSA =e.Fa4 -
parishes have yiea= s
Low ford altearfY 3
shle i y R5papui8Te@ =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-12-29

universal HHti8fN 80 81
The memhe=~ Of ttis CO..
iauati 81 s. Caar3e<5 Grader
rsheupItaeias. Pasdfss az Com
IN he First District ca Leyfs
n: P4t.1. Sc Am al S. ioaisstf,
Second ~l}Isstlet FredeaiGeHs Wet,
>tasf FleIis AID beyer streets, ia III,
District: 8ad oa taeksoh, l.evfe and
i4ito street. in the Foasth District,
committee uiIi have deputies on aand IL al
other pats Of the giy Iat committee Is
composed OF the following wrii ktnwu ci'l-
#ztns -
BRAID Y. Straight, President: and Mr>. $.
WINS KY Teddy. Ais Ao.g isneHP tnca.
,lntk Ok I'ayte. la GeEb Fer. ShefrYc OBJ
bier, he TappIrt oAdy, go0y Alex, G. Cares,
ElIek EaekeIs, aud numerous othrrs.
Whea the above retire flom Ser leglti-
nate duties, the following VIZ tske their
places: Ncssfs. Biae keye. SieEst Omach,
NJ. L. Dvcin rhes, B Q Owed itofs, S. Lee
Pvrep Oftets, D RnnkrnF Riators, Nadine
Chanics. Kra z. kieics, ant nuneroos others.
Should the above COMMITTEE not discharge
heir duty properly they viii be called to
account Tomorrow by There Corders and
Adam Sitof Maago VeTnefs Crescent,