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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
WILLIAM n. BYERs,
NOTICE.

: HEREBY GIVEN, that Scaled Trorora's will .
1TecetJed al the Office Of the Count. IrT...f DAKOTA
County, at Dakota City, until the 90 o % Fehr.n"
next, until . o'clock Of said day, ,, tae rrecuuu ".'
Brick Court House for said County 90 Dakota CITY.
The plan and spehcations for fsiJ building can .s
seen at the office Of the COUNTY O. *.
Bidders viii be required O. s.a.u In their prol''h,
the earliest time at which they VIII complete sac
building the time not TO exceed two years from tA'
said LIST day Of February, A.. D. 1 90.
Corporation for said work TO be in County u'of'l
and One Thousand Dollars in individual subscription
and Forty Lots 10 said Dakota City
Bidders will also state how, and % what umts'lH'J
desire said compensation.
The Commissioners Of said County In awhralnk
contract, as abOFs, reserve the right Of aihNinE fN,L
terms and conditions 10 such contract, as they may
deem necessary 70 secure a prompt compliance lhHv
With ; not heonsistant with the terms Of this notice.
The time Of the completion Of said contract, aud iue
terms Of payment proposed by BIDDERS, will be regufs
ed in awarding a contract.
BY order ofths County Commissioners
JAMES W. VIRTUB
County CsrF
nekols OF NH ~. 60
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
pIxoS CouErr DNmOUnAcY

~ ,he late %slNstea fer delegates. an FOR
Or against" State Government, party lines
we've drawn in DiIon County. The fight was a
fair one, aud IL is now demonstrated that Dix
on ts Democratic by yearly three to one. L
r. Will uar regularly nominated by the Re
publioaus Of ,h,t County. and received y
votes while &. h Slough The Democratic
eemipee got So. Dixon may be relied on, in
any emergency, to vote Democratic. Both
James Tuils aad Michael Jones we're voted for
~ the county through some mistake. Neither
of these gentlemen were candidates.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

THAr SCHOOL II ouI citizens do not take
Immediate steps toWards establishing a summer
school here in Dakota City, Us will have to do
as menaEsrie men DO with the animals, stir
them up with a long pole. Let us have = school
aud give the young idea a chance to shoot
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
NOTICE.

IS HEREBY GIVEN that will oder at public sale,
TO The highest bidder, on The It'll day Of May next
between the hours ofv O'Clock, An and O'Clock p,
NJ. at tho door Of the Court Rouse, In o. Eots City, N.
r.. Tor the amount Of the taxes thereon accruing, for
the year 1859. the following described tracts Of land.
situated In Duhst. County and Territory 4 Nebraska:
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
DAKOTA CITY MARKETS,
Corrected Weekly By ZIBGLER ECKHART,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, &c.

HERALD OFFICEl
DAKOTA Cry, April, 7tol6O J
wHEATFLoUR-47 ,0Ostg,O 90 ~Perbarrel
UEN hEAL-gl, 50a2,oO
psr
P~OTATOES-40a50c
BEAHS-Sl, OOatl 20 per bushel
HAM-Iba16c per ID
BAmN-l2Al3c per ID
L~ARD-l5a1tc per ID
B~UTTRR-20a26c per ID
EGGS-l5c per dozen
DRIED ApPLES-l2al3c per ID
DRILL PEACHES-l2Rl6c per 10
SUGAR-lOslGc per ID
COFFEE-l6alc per 10
TEA-T5caSl,C 90 per ID
MOLAsSES-75cR9l 90 per gallon
BEEF-3sl0c PER ID
PORK-bLc'prrlb
O~NIONS-3l 20 per bushel
WHISREY-50caCOc
LUMBEN-Nttouwood-~f Upper 81
PLNE--9O5 per VI
sHINGLEs-pines7, c%ottonwoon s. per
LhTii--{i per VI.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

NEBRAsKl FAEuER.- We have received
the Nebraska Farmev for April, published
monthly At B~rownrllle in this Territory by
Furnas & Lyanna at one dollar q year. Every
Farmeg in the County should subscribe FOR il
at once, ss II is filled with matters Of interest
10 them.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

SHoENAEER.-JohH Sohaib!e Of Sioux City
is an excellent anatomical shoemaker, il we
may Judge from sppeara9ce Of a pair Of baots
he presented US with. Asa SordwaiHer he a
not be d exceed by any disciple Of st. Girls
PIN this high up the river, barrin' he does
not lie. Give schaible a call and as soon as
We can borrow a pair Of Spprs We will wear
he boots.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

Two men who bad been expelled from Ken
toCky, On account Of being aboliuouists, 70.
turned on the 2fth uit, when they we're poti-
asd again to leave by the committee. One Of
them named Hanson, collected twenty-five or
thirty eoufederates, armed with rides. and
fred upon the committee. A military force
va. ordered from Lexington to qnell the dis
turbance.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

RErUaxED. DR.. @. B. Graf, Receiver Of
the Land Omce at this place, has returned
from Washington. He represents things at
the Capitola as being sousNhat tame and quiet,
and times rather dull.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

TIE Albany Ar7u' says that on Sunday
morning great excitement was caused in the
Baptist Church, Pittstown, Rensselaer, Co, by
q man wal ing in the midst Of the eongregs-
ton, stark naked, He was led OUT As loou as
possible, and decided % be insane OF the snb-
Jet Of dress.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
NOTICE TO cRsoIToRs.

NOTICE TO CRbDTTORS.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate of John Pilgrim,
late of Dakota county deceased, that they are
required to file the same together with the
vouchers thereof, in the office Of the Probate
Judge for Dnkotn county Territory Of Nebras-
ka, on or before tho 1st day of May, 1860
Given under my hand no real being pro-
vlded by the county this 2eth day of March
A. D. 1860.
A. n. BAKER,
Probate Judge.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

BATES HousE.-This popular Hotel is
about to change "HoSts." Col Mason will
move out on or before be let Of May, and
Gel. Bates will move in. Mason has made q
very popular landlord, and the house under
his supervision was second to none in this
country.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

HAVING TAKEN A o TRACT RON MEgeRR.
~ b. 4 w. Bennett, to convey the U. s. mail from tho
A r"1's uiSer, near 20 Platte, 70 Dakots 7 am
nov prepared to carry p~asg9ngerB on this route.
Persons travelling through this region win ful this
line a cheap aud pleasant one. Running. a. ] do. in
connection with the Messrs. Bennett, Whose line *
tends from the Platte river, via Nebraska City, regular
aAd direct Communication is thus opened from MiBne-
sofa to Kansas, through thefairestp portion Of Nebraska.
rms rs the neareS, cheapest and best route from OSIA-
CITY.
The PointG embraced In this route are as follows, to
wit:
Omaha City ria Bellevue to Platte river, and ria
Sarstogn, Florence, Fort Calhoun, De soto, Cunning
Clty, Tekama, Decatur, Blackbird, Omadi to Dakota.
TIME TABLE.
From Omaha ma Bellevue TO Platte river. IOheuce BY
behnetts' line to Nebraska CITY, every Thursday and
sunday moving, returning same days.
From Omaha via S~aratoga, Florencs and Fort Calhoun
70 Desoto, Monday and Friday mornings, returning
wednesday and Saturdays.
prom Omaha ria Saratoga, Florence, Pert Calhoun,
Drsoio, Cunning CITY, Iekamah, Decatur, BlAckbird'
vimadi 10 Dakota, Monday mornings, returning imme-
uia'sy' nj II. d. JOHNSON.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

The best arrangement that the New York
delegates to Charleston could make for eighty
persons, at the hotels there, was five dollars
per day, TO IN on the 18th inst, one
week before the Convention. That is e1tort-
ing about ten dollars a day.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

FtRE-Lsst week Mr.. James NJ. Garner,
Of Logan, Lost al his wheat, oats, corn end
beans BY 6re aud cams very near losing his
dwelling. A large portion Of bis fence Hns
destroyed. Loss about $1,000
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

The Iowa Legislators has conferred upon
the Cedar Rapids aud Missouri river Rail
road company, a land grant Of. 200, 600 acres
recently, reserved for tho Iowa Central COM
pans This Is The most valuable grant in the
State, Apd iOsures th9 speedy sLlspsiop Of
,hsj llae . TIE Mis,ouTi river.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

TnASKs.-We return thanks to DR.. G.. B.
Graf, for q package Of late New York POPersr
and for a late Of the Richmond Enquirer.
We are also under obligations te Martin Il.
Bower, Of St. Louis, for st. Louis and Boston
papers.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

Astrong feeling exists in Washington against
Spain for her o0uuiyshes and assistance to Mi
ramon and for her Interference in Mexican
politics. IL Was Spanish aid which Cited out
he vessels which the S1vatc7a TOOK.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

r~PERENCES;
Hen Hen. j jsi.s : .@ az. Washington, a C
Iyssenth Lasells, Esq.
Messrs. Walker a Early, 200 Broadway, n, Y.
h. Douglass a Co., Philadelphia.
hon, Nimrod Strickland, West Chester, To.
Dr. l. T. CofmHn, Phoenix, Pa.
Oassady A Test, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Faschall Woodward Banker, Chicago.
non James Bradley, Laports, Ind.
w. II. Brown, IndianapoliS Ind,
G9S NJ. W, Hard, OEGhA, \. I.
hlden a Whit, Nebraska City, ~
smined, and nsAl estate bought and seldom commission
Not9s aud alls collected, ard remitted TO any part N
the United ~StAtes-MoneyT eived on deposif. and In.
teIest slowed. Loans ehs ed on good security. Land
eAIIanls bought sold a. iocsted. Choice selections u
s.'''Hmenl I-ais h'r 0sfel 20 date.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

There being some dissAtirfsctiou among the members
Of thu Democrats Party as to the policy OF dominating
delegates to the Constitutional Convention by Delegate
County Convention, the Democrats Of Dakota county
are requested to meet in Mass Convention, at Dakota
City, on Monday, the 27th Of February o. a, one
o'clock ? NJ. for the purpose Of nominating three dele
gates . the CONSTITUTIONS 81 osnventiqR 10 be supported
BY the party,
An 4.,..u
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

BELMcOsE,-A jiEoranoe Of opinion be
tween two gentleman of Logan, with regard
to some rails, resulted In a dife rance of ex-
preston Of each others views, and the latter
resulted in blows. One party-to use pugilistiO
psrlahee-"let in" on the ether, bus he sue
oOsdsd in Wording of the blow with his heaG;
then the other party "let fly" his mauls, and
dSxterOusly inserted his dexter thumb between
the teeth of ais opponent, when the latter
"clOsed aud commenced a mastieating pro.
cess. The masticatSd man laid hold Of a bill.
let Of wood and felled the other to earth. A
cessation Of hOstilitiss ensued.
A citizen of COvingtOn agreed to disagree
with a Sioux City man, so they mutually dec
Jared a determination to snnihilRte each other
pitching in" the Gov ington man was ally
"whsled."
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
NoTICE IN

To John Williamson Take notice of a pc
htion in obsncery, filed against you in the
District Court, for the third judicial district
within and for the County Of Dakota, and
Territory Of Nebraska, on the 7th day Of
April, A. D.. 1890, by Joseph n. Fields, to
which petition yoa are hereby required TO
plead, answer or demurr, on or before the
l4th day ct May, A. D. lo6r, the same being
The first day OF the next term of said Court iH
and for said county, Said petition sets forth
IN substance that you did, or Ia 18th day Of
February 4 D. 1859, execute and deliver to
said Fields, as trustee, a certain Deed Of
True: ofthc following lands, 10 Wit Tine n0Tth
east quarter Of south eaat quarter, Gmd south
east quarter Of north cast quarter, of Section
number TWENTY-FIVE, in Township number
twenty nine, Of Range seven east, and lots 2
and 3 Of Section 20, Of Range eight, east Of
the Sixth principal Meridian in Nebraska
Territory, to secure the payment to one
George Watson, Of a certain Note Of the date
Of said deed, for the sum Of $780, 90, payable
to said Watson in twelve months after date,
with interest at 1 per cent q month after due,
and the prayer of said petition is that the said
Fields may be d0CTeei to discharge said trust
for the benefit Of said Watson, by a sale of
said land 10 satisfy said note, and for general
relief.
WIN F.. LOCKWOOD,
Solicitor for Complainant.
April 9TH ls60-4W~Pr's fees, SO 80
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

BANKERS 4 LAND AGENTS,
c. MONELL J.J. MCNEIL, JUN.
J.w. VAN E~OsTRAND, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AEONELA & co, WILL ATTEND TO THE COLLEC.
VI toE II debts and payment oftaxes in the eastern
states, iowa, Nebraska and Kansas Lands entered for
cash or on time. Land Warrants bought aud sold.
Money invested on Real Estate Security.
Reliable information will be furnished to any invest
ing through us, in regard TO Western Lands, oontem-
plated Railroads, Village Sites, sc.
Any business entrusted to our care, will be attended
to vith promptness and accuracy.
REFERENCES;
Chas. A. Macy, President Park Bank, Now York.
George Cornwell, President Highland Bank New
5urgh.
L. W. harrington, PTesi5ent QuassIck Bank, New
Burgh.
". A. Davies, President Merchants Bank P~okeapsie.
+. J. Oakley, Cashier Merchants Exchange Bank, New
ork.
A. ?. HAlsey, Vice President, Bank Of New York.
J. NJ. Warren, President Bank ofTroy.
II. Eamsdell, President n. " Erie Railroad.
Hon. Cyrus p. Smith, Brooklyn, New York.
Allen = Co, Bankers, Fort Des Moines.
J. x Mendoyer, st, Louis.
Mark ". lizard, Governor Of Nebraska.
A X. fillmore, Receiver Of Land Office. Omaha
q. a. Parker Register Of Land Office. Omaha
jesse Lowe, Mayor Of Omaha.
J.r. Morton. Editor Nebraska City News.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07

WHEN RoUGEs &c. 1T is with melan-
chOly feelings Of deepest sorrow. intSrmin-
gled with profound regret, that we are com
PEELED as a correct chrOnicler Of passing events,
to announce that q couple of limbs of the law
Of the Greedy persuasion, had q aareup at
Omadi NJ many days since. ReminisencsJ were
provoked, and elimination and recrininstion
followed. Very ugly things were said on both
sides, and sOubriquets applied that are C;m-
mon in fshmongers voc abulary. 1t fell short
Of a 'phight."
We regret such thin gsi we do. We regret
the necessity for such ebulitiOns Of i'll feeling
among the legal Fraternity, because Lord Coke
says, somewhere in hi VOlUmiOus essay en-
harmony among d. RS:
"chiidrcn Of one family should not
Fall out, and scratch, Sd bite
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
NOTICE IN
A. n. BAKER,
Probate Judge.

Ys William NJ. Whey; Take notice Of q
petition 10 chsncery, fled against Fou, in the
District Court for the the third judi0iafdi Bis
triot, within and for the CouRty OF Dakota,
and Territory Of NebrasSa, Oh The fth day Of
April A. b. 1890 by William B. Coffin, to
which petition you are required TO plead, an
sRer or demurr, on or before the l4th day Of
May A. d. 1850, being the first day of the next
term Of said court in aud for said county
Said petition sets forth in substance that you
did, on the 23I day of February, A. D. 1859.
for the purpose Of securing the paynen to
said Co@n Of your certain note Of hand Of that
date, for the sum of $3.50 90, in. ons year
from it's date, execute AAd deliver to the said
Coffin a deed in fee simple Of the following
described lands, to wit The south east omar.
ter of Section number ~, in Township TWEEN
eight, Range number Q, east Of the Sixth
principal Meridian, in Nebraska Territory,
and that the said Coffin, then and there exc.
cuted and delivered to yea a bond in the ma
ture Of 8 Defence TO re convey said land to
you, upon your payment of said note, and
the pryor Of said petition is that said convey
anee may be decreed n mortgage, and the
said land sold for the payment Of said note.
aud for general relief.
WM. F. LOCKWOOD,
Solicitor for Complainant.
April 9Th 1860 4w-Pr's fees IS so
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
RS-oTT1cE-orPOsrr TIE Bates uovsy-,.
RATES OF ADVERrIstnc.

One Square Htwelvo linss or less, first Iu.o,s
zach subsequent insertion 81 %
One square one month, 90
One squarg, three months, 90
One square, six mouths, go
One squire, one year. 90
Two squares, one year, U oO
One column, one year, y 90
One-half column, one year, ~
do fourth columns, do, d Oh
do halfcolumn, six months, 90
do fourth do a. Fl
do half colum, three months, b.
do fourth DO do a. s.u
BUSINESS Cards, fisk lines or LEES. ope van. %
Cash in advance will be required on ou' a., 20
nents except where a special contract bs, .'lll''
o the contrary. Desn ndds
"hsFcHANTs Advertising. CossUssJss AND coly.,.
AaESor are The Agents for this paper ia the ,r,.,.
Failad0lPhla, Pa, WILMINGTON, Del. and BnItln.,.
Md. i'
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
HOME MATTERS.

Hon WISD.-We have often heard, At ia
eryals during our existence, Of the prodigious,
aud calamitous fests Of s]iroccos, monsoOns,
typhoons, hurricanes and harrycanes, and
other motions II the dir for which we remem-
Der no particular appellation. but we had q
blow Of wind on Wednesday last that took oil
the originality and terror out Of them, entirely.
It commenced the evening previous and blew,
as never wind blew before, for twenty consec-
utive hours s~lamming doors and shutters in
a most vehement manner hurting clouds Of
dust and sand into the eyes, up the n%ostrils,
and down the throats Of all who venturcd in
the streets whistling around house corners,
through every %crevice and down the chimneys;
bending lightning rods and smashing things
offs b title nature into ''smithereeus " uncer-
enormously Jerking hats of. the heads of
malesi unpolitely playing the dickens with
the skirts of females; aud other pranks too
numerous or to tedious 10 mention. After
the gust abated we observed one gentleman
eSpectorate Il ~sand-bar, and heard another
complain Of having an ~alluyisl formation in
his stomach about the size Of homestead
Great is Wind!
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
WANTED.

WOOD wanted in exchange for subsricp-
W uon, and other Dues, at this o6ee.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-21

HOLD HIM.-A Geo gia editor a|lud-
ing to the possibility Of the nomination
Of Alexander H. Stevens by the Charles
ton Convention, goes off iu the foil wing
style:
Should that policy rest upon our own
loved statesman the man that has honor
in the State that can boas, 4 Toombs. a
Mcdonald, Johnson, jenkins and Cobb,
then would the red lightning leap for
Joy along the wire. aud as the cannon of
our Own State would tell the news in
Jubiiant tbunners to hear her rejoicing
thousands, from the States beyond the
Father Of Waters" from the Middle
States, from those that border on the
Northern lakes, from every part Of the
South would come gratulations to aGeor-
gia, and prophecies Of victory to her dis
tinguished son. 4 ~ zN8y257
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-21
EFFECT orrHE CENSUS OF ls6O.-The

EFFECT OF CENSUS OF l86O.-Ihe
New York Times makes an elaborate
and candid showing Of the effect OF the
census of this year on the representation
Of the several States in Congress. 1t
figures that the States which will lose
representatives are Alabama, l !; Con-
uec,icut, /; Georgia, l Kentucky, 3;
Massachusetts, 1; North Carolina, l;
New York, 8; Ohio, l Pennsylvania,
2; Rhode Island. l /; South Carolina, 2;
Tennessee, l; Virginia, 2; Vermont, l.
The States which will gain representa-
tives are : Illinois, s.; Indiana, 1; Iowa,
4; Michigan, 2; Missouri, l; Texas, 3;
Wisconsin, 5. The other States will
stand as they are. The Times sums up
the remarkable facts as follows:
l. All the old and large States of the
Union, without exception, lose ground
relatively, and most Of them positively.
2. The South loses ground largely ; the
new State Of Texas having fveJoM the
territory Of the old States, and lying
west of the Mississippi, is the only ore
that gains. 3. The only part Of the
Union which positively gains is the
MISUNDERSTANDING being properly in
cluded in that. 4. The Northwest pos
,tively gains Is representatives and 2
Senators 10 Minnesota. 5. The slave
States lose II and gain 4, being a posi-
tive lossaof I. The free States gain IA
and lose 10, being a positive gain Of 4,
with 5 Senatoss in Minnesota and Ore
gon. The admission ct Kansas and Ne
braska, which will speedily happen, will
add 2 representatives and 4 Senators to
the same side.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-21
The NEXT BATON Rouos F.r

The Next Baron Roue1 FA,s-n.
following communication 10 th. n
phis Enquirer will APPLY apply ID.
next Baton Rouge Fair. The I.;. .
Tennessee are always conducted %
= manner as to make them sas;af.
to the people and are always ls,eI,.
tended by people from all parry
country: 9 .s ss,5
We are pleased to learn tia. ii, 81,
cultural Society At it's recrn. meei.
solved to hold the next Far
in the month Of October. wa.
these fairs will continue to grow j,
for there is nothing like them 70 s;.s
life and activity not only in the ina...:
al pursu T., but ven in the oper,.;..~a
commerce. A distinguished 49,
Governor has said this is The d.r NJ.
peopIe-a regular bread and .but,e,A.s
Hosts and guests are one. W. c,..
see and hear what is, and what Is = i.
in the kitchen and the spur,or for !.
coming year? What shall be- Mo -
Of our life, and how to accomnl;.i,' !,
What is tire h'ss # potatoes, aa7f-A..
many m"the hiiIf Where are III. :.
test cattle, and how are they fsdl WI.
has the latest .horse, and wha, !. =.
time? Let US see the reape: that 81.
the field like "a ship,a 1 sea, aud cut. do..
the yellow grain as the Italian. ~
French did the Aus,rians at S.lf.rino !
there any Improvement in the prool.,
Are the young 10 gro" up wiser I'D
ter than their fathers? Tbee =. 4.
things we desire to see and learn IA.
fairs. But above all, how dessabteiT;
to keep up an intelligent sympa,Lr]
tween our neghbors Of the couotry,al
the d~enizens Of city lite-to give e.eL
dies Of town a chance to l.s initiated !. |
some Of the ilpporlart ou,ssAsla =.
suits Of life.
In conclusion, though We belie,. Il
the distribution Of medals al DE Ia, r.
for premiums, was in good ci.ss;eatIae
we are pleased to learn that silver q,
will be substituted al. the next Fair a
all premiums shove IS. bet Us, on. g
all, then, show our faith ~ our vsAb
that there /. \ spirit ct improves
among us, MT only 10 baildiug =
Clay and Whistler houses. but Il |.
biting fine stock, fine fruits, fine
and fine agricultural products.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-21

TIE ADMISSION OF kAxsAs.-h
House Vi Representatives on Wedaea,
last, " vote Of nearly two 70 =
passed the bill fpr admitting K.asnis
the Union. Hi assigned vssssss i
is the twenty fifth meridian vest ofsaY
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