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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18
SHELL MOUND NURSERIES
Fruit Gardens,
#e AT BROOKLYN,
- formerly San Antonio,)
ALAMEDA COUNTY,
Directly opposite San Francisco

ALAMEDA COUNTY,
Directly opposite San Francisco.
This wcll-known establishment is now prepared
to offer to its old patrons, and the public gener-
ally. $4,000 Fruit Trees, Shade and Orna-
mental Trees, Vines, Shrubs and Flow
ers, comprising
Apple Trees, ! to years old
Pear Trees, Standard and Dwarf, to do
Cherry Trees. Standard and Dwarf, to do
Plum Trees, to years old. Also,
PEACH, APRICOT and NECTARlNE TREES,
California and Foreign Grapes,
English Goosebrrries, Lawton and IIigh-Bush
Blackbcrries, Raspberries, Berberrics,
Currants etc, etc.
Also Mountain Ash, European Ash English
and American Elm, Lombardy Poplar, Silver
Leaf Poplar, Silverlcaf Maple, Laburnum, Weep
ing Willow and other Trees
ROSES, Mabonias, Spireas, Dcutzias, Euon-
ymous. Altheas, Chrysanthemums, Myrlles, Phlo-
xes Syringas, Peonies, Double Flowering Al
monds, DoubleFlowering Apples, Double Flow
ering Cherries, Japan Ounces Fabnas, Jas
mines, &c.
Among the Fruit Trees will be found stock
of one and two year old apple and pear Trees for
Orchards Also, small but superior stock Of
three and four year old bearing Trees, for pri-
vatc Gardens, suitable for planting in San Fran
cisco and vicinity. The whole of the saleable
stock in these Nurseries is now offered for sale at
The Lowest Prices, for Cash.
All persons who want bargains in Trees are in
vtcd to call or send their orders Immediately to
the Shell Mound Nurseries. Those who wish
Trees of the best quality and most reliable kinds
are informed that about tUo hUHdrcd d0ereHt "a
rietes of FIuH were ripencd at Shell Mound du-
ring the year 1859 for which f,ceirc premiums
were awarded by the California Horticultural
Society, and Alameda County Agricultural So
ciety. Also, two Diplomas by the Sonoma and
Contra Costa Agricultural Societies (not being
allowed TO compete for premiums in those coun-
ties) Also, that the first premium for tie best
.NHsery was awarded by the Alameda County
Agricultural Society to the
Shell - Mound Nurseries.
Grg~ Catalogues ready. TERMS-CASH
All orders should be addressed to
r. w. WASHBURN, Proprietor.
Care Of Wells, Fargo x Co., San Francisco
jan.2l. l.l0in.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18
Administrative Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pur-
~ suance of a certain order of sale, made and
entered in the Probate Court for Trinity county,
on the 27th day of December, A. D., 1859, in the
matter of the estate of John Cole, deceased, the
undersigned Administrators of said estate, will
on
Saturday, the 18th day of February,
A. d., 1860, at 2 o'clock, F. NJ, at the Court
House door in said county, sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, all the right, title
and interest Of said estate in and TO that certain
two story brick building and the lot Of ground
on which said building stands, situate on the
west side of Main street, in the village of Wea-
vcrvillc, in said Trinity county, and bounded as
follows to wit: East by said Main street, North
by the old Austin House lot, West by Sidney
GGlch and South hy the Drug Store lot of Il. A.
Fagg with all and singular the appurtenanccs.
S. S. COLE, Administrative
PrTzGR & STUART Att'ys
Weaver, Jan. l3th. 1860. 80.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18
WOLFES SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS

ULFEN NUHlEDAM AhUMAIIO UOIINAII 10 !.
1bcg call the superior article
HOLLAND GIN,
Eoy " @ f, Q
SCH.IEDAM, HOLLAND,
m the the choice
Aroma
OF Fla
CORDIAL MEDICINAL
any in the
u AROMATIC SCFNMPS the proprietor
TIED thech of
it iguatu ALC0HOLC STINULNT
also o
Gcut 81 dT and Urinary Organs Persons
in the eSoher Wr
and and
wihg Il
ODOLFHO
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
t myS edam roma
engaged
land
uneSc by
mhe wcof
with nd KandPA
be
anl
NERVES STOMACH
afsm asatnreo Wholesale
7 ESTATES
Imporer ManuGctu
ord
a a n OF
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18
THE JOURNAL.

THos. j. DRYER, editor of the OrCgonian. is al
San Francisco. He is the Oregon delegate tC
the Pacific Railroad Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18

THE Napa Reporter says silver has not been
discovered in that county, as reported but quick
silver has.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18
Magazine Announcement for 1850.
WARREN & CARPENTER,
No. 1e7 Clay Street, San Francisco,

No. l67 Clay Street, San Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN AGRICUL-
| tural and Miscellaneous Books Stationery of
every description. --latest Novels received by
every steamer.
General agency for California, at publishers
prices, for newspapers and magazines published
in the United States and Europe. Any papers or
magazines subscribed for, will be delivered at our
Office, ,cjM the aalition Of postage, only. When
preferred they will be re-maied to any part of
the coantry, in which case an additional charge
will be made Ito the annexed pricrs,l to cooer
postage and troujle of re-mailRg, as follows
Papers . so cents per annum.
Magazines. ST 90 /"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18

W. Walker, 3 90
B. F. Kuper, 800
L. B. Perrine, 600
H. Brix, 8 90
G. Thede. 33 so
G. Goldthorpc, SO 90
W. Molonev, 23 90
c. E. Williams, 149 so
]. G. Messec, G4i 10
D. L. Gordon, 1S3 90
d. w. Clegg, As 50
NJ. f. Griffin, 24l so
f. Leach. Cloverdale road fund, 80 90
G.. Hudon, bnrying dead, 20 90
J. S. Mccain d Co. s IS
Sehmisekamp Il Volmers, 274 40
II. j. Howe, 20 90
H. j. Seaman, 49 50
Jno A. Watson, bill reconsidered 10 40
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18

EXTREMES meet civilization and barbarism
come together. Savage Indians and fashionable
ladies paint their faces.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18

REsUMED.-Gulford' Weaverville and Stein
er's Flat stage is again running, and will continue
unless the roads are rendered impossible by storm
and food. Johnny's line should be well patron.
ized the proprietor is kind and accommodating,
and attends to all business entrusted to him with
punctualty. Stage leaves Stener's Flat at I, a.
M, and Weaverville at 2, p. m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18

OK the 9TH inst. Norwegian sailor named
Williams was sent to the Stockton Asylum. His
insanity was produced from starvation and un-
kind treatment at the hands of brute named
Capt. Pendleton
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18
Congressional and Legislative
Proceedings
COMMENCING JAN. FIRST, 1850.

DERSONS desirous of full file of the foil ow.
4 ing Journals, are requested to leave their Or
dcrs at the News and Stationery Depot:
Daily Union, with full Legislative reports
do Standard, do do do
Also, San Francisco Heraia, Alta and Builetin.
At 50 so per month, the above are delivered.
All State weckIies, by mail, at Office rates ; or
delivered three months, as received by Express,
Tor 81 so. BY the year at a reduced price.
d. WEBSTER CLEGG.
Weaverville, Dec. 81, 1859. So
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18
MAGAZINE,

Eclectic Magazine, General Agents. SIS /; four
Reviews and Blackwood 81 Atlantic Monthly,
50 Hunts Merchants Magazine, S5 /; 1arper's
Monthly. So Littel's Living Age, (weekly) So :;
Lc Bon Ton of Fashion, 81 Frank Lrslic'S
Monthly. So London Illus. News, Sl5 Godey's
Magazine SO London Art Journal, Sl2 Great
Republic, So Knckcrbocker, SO The Printer.
81 Hortculturist, Wlaiul 81 same. color q,
So Gardeners Monthly. 81 ; Ciuciunatus, co.
hio) 50 Mathematical monthly, ) "a.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18

Harpcr's weekly. So Scientific American, 50 ;
Frank Leslie's Weekly, So so Scientific Arti-
san, 50 Am. Stock Journal (sole AgenD 81 !;
Country Gentleman, 50 so; Cultivator, 81 A.
mercan Acriculturist, 81 Working Farmer, s ;
Wool Grower, 81 ; Horticultural monthly, 81.
All subscriptions at Publishers prices must be
yeaelrei in season tor current gears In addition to
The above, any other Periodicals can be supplied
to order. Back numbers Of magazines and news
papers constantly on hand. Orders for Books.
stationery, &c., promptly filled, and forwarded to
any part Of the country. Remittences by mail
must include the above prices and postage Reg
ster letters at post Office
WARREN & CARPENTER,
5l2m. lG7 Clay St., San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-18

Treasurer ordered to pay the above named
bids out Of the monies remaining in the Redemp-
ton Fund.
Allowed j. F. IIoadey, Supervisor, SOS so ;
H. W. Everest, Supervisor, $40 80 ; Geo. viii
liams, Supervisor, $G3 so NJ. f. Griffin, Clerk,
SIS. Board adjourned
J. +. HOADLEY, Chairman.
NJ, +. GRIFFIN, Clerk
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

DEATH OF GEosGx $. YEKeeR.-Tbe
V~'cks"urg papers chronicle the death
Of George s. Yerg-r, which was an
n"c"ced by n private letter, in this city,
Saturday night. The Wing says:
Mr.. Y-rgrr Was n native, we believe,
Of tennessee. but had been = resident,
"f Mississippi from the time whence the
mem ny Of the present generation runs
not I" the contrary. lie was a lawyer
hv profession, and one of the most dis
'i".n'>hrd practitioners At the Vicksburp
bar. wh~" it's flush days boosted of a
P'enti>s, a Holt, n Gui"n, and others.
Gr"-g" s. Yrrg-r was the peer Of the
brightest Of the galaxy. Arden:ly de-
W" I'll to his profession. he never for
sock its practice, but c.ntinu d to dxy
1t III, death enc of the first LAWYERS in
Mississippi. AI,h""gh y warm politician.
>"d este erned "ne Of the leaders Of ,l,a
Wing party i" its pn'mie*. days, 10 '
>"uyh: political pseter'nen. notwitL-
aud Ing there Was no'hirg his service.
could not have commanded, and no posi.
ton bic talents would have adorned.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

WAKED UP THE WRONG PAssHxoIA-
An amusing affair orcured not mary
years since, at q Alb Of July cslebtaios
in an interior town Of Pennsyl,asia.
Revolutionary veterans were besoa,iiaei
very hard to find; and yet = processes
With n" old sol,iier. in it was 30 willing.
" submitted to. An honest old Gesinsof
Of revolutionary repute, WAS di.covesd
al the las, hour. An open carnage NJ
assigned him in the programme, and :
seat at the Presidents right n the talk.
When pressed alter dinner o give Ai
"reminiscences Of Washington, hn recot
lsc,ions were found 70 be rather iafse:
mite. Blu, something being said absssi
Yorktown, he remarked: 'Yass, nj
at Yorktown Under Wash ngton, ~
Ian, soldier, under Washington + a.isd.
the President 'Yaas. l wash oondts
Washington ven I surrendered mol
YOU mistake my venerable friend -,
claimed the President, W sshiue,.a'
' surrendered.' Yass, but YOU -.
leash one Of the H4ssi4as.'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28
A strange disagreement has <xias

A strange disagreement has <lisads
for some Tim. between CIV. S,e~art. u,
Missouri. and the Lrgi>l~,urS. "ffikat,,
State. In consequences 81 dffereacs
Of opinion between them. The. regulsr
session Of the Legislature .dj'u'-sl
without making provision fur car'.ing"t'
Certain railroads OF the State. Tie q j.
trnor hen summoned n spec al s~rs>ish.
stating, in his p.oclamati"n. the several
subj CHS which required immediate 'egi'-
la'i"n. The Legislature convened arcos-s
ding!y. and p,>s.d bills Oh the sutj Is
designated, but in every case TIE G,s-
~ defeated them by e"terpo>ing his
veto ; and, %,hrr"upon, IN the 30lh uit.
bo'h Houses alj mrnel without giving
the Governor the Usual notice Of Their
intention u do so. But they were inter-
crp,ed at the depot with ano'h.r procl~
nation from the Governor, sgain sum
muning them to meet forth~ilh in y.
other exit session. They. however, paid
no attention to the summons.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

The ACCIDENT TO Col. DURALpE.-
The latest news received from Col. Du.
ralde previous to our going to press yes.
terday, VA Of . gratifying character
His wounds are very painful and severe,
although bis physicians are Of opinio"
thstnotbing serious will result, from them
beyond the confinement to his bed o,
several months, which, 10 . man of Col.
DIS welI-known, active business habits,
will Do irksome enough. Our readers
will remember that Col. Durable, while
returning from Lake Crocodile with a
patty Of # ends, from = fishing party,
vas thrown from the band y aud "
versly hurt By one Of the wheels passing
over and severely decorating bis foot, rs
we'll as receiving = severe confusion in
tho thigh from a corner Of the car which
struck him a. be fell. His friends who
we're with him At the time, describe his
escape from instant death - almost .
miracle.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

CURI"us ColNc,DkNCE.- |" c"n"ect'""
With the CLAY Statue, our attention Is
drawn 10 the singular coincidence at
t.ndi. = the statues nf Messrs. Calhoun.
Webster and Cav. Mr.. Calhoun statue,
ordered for Charleston. was lost i" a
>i,ipwrtck # FIRE Island, hut WAS f"a'l.
recovered viii. an arm broken, WHICH was
subsequently, replaced By NJ. P'"er<.
ia. sculptor. THE br""zr statue Of Mr..
Webster WAS lost At sea. and never re-
covered ; tut u second was cast fr"n. The
same model and is now in the State
House varl at B The first model
ft the statue Of Mr.. Clay was also lost
at sea. The coincidence is certainly re-
matkabIe.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

JUsr,cx McLEAN.-The Back Rerul,
''ca"> a!!'pear to hesitate up t, Ill, d.y
rs 4" their nominee for the Pr.>i.l .nc.:
mx'.y ii them are for the nomination. of
Justice Mclean Of the U. s. Supreme
Z Mr'. At the present tim. he seems t..
i'avr M many advocates y, Washington MS
u one man. perhaps more. P-"I>yIvs-
"'a is kept steadily i" view by .!r poll
tE'."s on both sides, for 40 reckoning
can be msde without heE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

How MES RISE IN The FRENcH
Army 1"ci'. was on na,iy . Stable
h.v F; LanueS n.s :h- son al a !ah.Y.r :;
Ms><eua WAS 1T one time y cabin boy :
AuLerau was n cos~'rrin"ny.,'- sol: ; Bar
"adotte wa> the SGT, %! II hraz-r; Mrial
VAS th"s'.. Of an innk-pr; Jnnot Was
the sob Of \ baker: NJ. w.s for SOM
Time y nosarv'> CHRIS; Suc',e, Wis ,h..
>on IT a mercer; 81. Eyr was the sou "'
\ painter. 1t would be -%",lI.s. To go
Though the long LIST of great men vino
have risen f,"D the hunb!~>t t. the
big, ct position in III. French arm,
Tut then tn. p"rc''as. system dues not
exist Il. ere. aud merit combined with I'M
'lau"t-d bravery. is not >upe 'ce'i-,! rs i,
the English army by Young braiul->s
l"rdii".> vii" are permitted 20 purchase
with ""'d the position that gallant con-
duct in til. f.Ii aud lon. experience in
the ca,np >h,u d alone command.
In tho American Amy and Navy
what chance is there Of promotion When
the -x's,iny laws in such Cases are IL n
character 10 ami tate all ambuiun. No
man from The ranks can reach All "tfi
ce''s grade. because tl,er. is a law, or
res"'a'i"n. which requires all parties to
pass tht"uvt, u c-tialm Routine If studies
b.f"r" they are eligible to the p'si;m" If
officers. Me,i. ia the American Army
and Navy, is c"m6ned alone t. those. who
have graduated at West P.,n,. NJ,
mat'er how %in-titorious a sailor nr II SOL
'l,er msv t- in the much vaun; ri Amer
lear service, he cannot be promoted
b"y"rd a certain position because . law
exists which puts a stop to all en-
ergy i" the shape Of yves Point" W.
Gail ourselves Republicans (!) aud w.,
We -nforce laws which are considered
and un,nanly by the SO much
abused European Mons,chical govern
n,e'.;>. Shame where is t''y blush!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28
.lConmsAtsaAa +

A STATUE TO SWAsRiIoroH-kW611s;
pleased to learn that the subject o.
ing u statue to the Father Of bis C,,r,. !
try, which received some attention .E..s
years ago, has h<en revived aud 80
surely be Carried into effect. The Wal
;ngton Artillery. with their gaIl1nt7coS,ss
,nander, Col. Walton, have taken ~
matter in hand, having had il. u,as.s
consideration at their last meeting. &
Walton Vas requested to name aacoc.,
mittee Of five to confer with the W..I.
ington Monumental Association thaI,..
organized at the time We allnde i, abo,.
We have no doubt bnt that an arranss
ment satisfactory to all will be mai..
and Ina. the Artillery will Soon h, y
lively engaged in The enterprise. I'D
Lehn.
Sometime years ago, the writer Of dir
paragraph subscribed for a statue =
BEN. Franklin. to be erected On Laf....
yetle square in New Orleans. To know ]
what became Of all the money thu. sub.
scribed. would be interesting in Thea.
days Of monument. raising" Peyhapsss
the New Orleans papers can give the Il.
SIZED information. T.,IH%
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

valuable BUILDING Lors.-We d..
rtc' ~sitrnti"n t" the advertisement II
sale II valuable building lots at the Frrr.
La"'li"g. IN tits parish. These l"'s are the
Ives. in the par,sl, for building purposes,
and are III fact the only lots to he lad
in lh's vicinity for putting up residences.
stores. or warehouses. Their proximity
TO the Railroad depot renders them
highly desirable, and we dcnb, not that
il" u few years they will command readily
Eve times their present value. We will
chrrr'u'ly give ali information 10 parties
desiring t" purchase, by their calling
upon us y the old Court House. The
most advantageous terms are offered, and
everything will be done to give perfect
satisfaction t" purchasers.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28
The Foe OF THE TARAxrULA.-Th

The Foe OF THE rARANrULA.-Ths
;arantuIa has a deadly foe in the wasp.
which preys upou it. Tho manner N
which the wasp attacks the tarantala ,
described BY the editor Of the Maripossa.
(C~l.) Democrat, who recently witnessed
its mode Of operating:
An ugly looking ,srantula was shua.
ling along. at the usual awkward gNt,f
'f,'"y his long u"wisidy legs sbovssl1
short blades If grass, when suddenly
the vs"o'nous insect stopped short 10 y.
~*nd.'ing< and raised itself up to is ia'l
height, "s though watching the coming
Of unwe!come visitor. 1t then quickly
crouched behind a tuft Of dry gr1kl
rem>i"ing very quiet, seemed 10 make
himrrlf rs small Is possible A. diaA9s
b"zz'"g was heard in the air, and
moment y wasp passed quickly asaF,
lowering on the wing over his trembling
victim. Like some bird Of prey, Tue
wasp remained poised a mo'ssst, spd
then, quick rs thought, d.rted down up
on its eGe'ny and stung h,m Dasy sinns
with great rspidi,y. The tarsnss's
s'narting under the pain. began . rst'sas,
with all the speed of which he wM e.
p"b'e ; but the wasp hung over him ~
~'eveng~fu| ~,enac'ty, and again and sSsdia
s'"ng him with his ysnomous sing
Gradually the flight Of the ~,assntslas
became slower more irregular, and =
length, under the repeated thrusts q
his conqaeror, be died, biting the gtSsss
with his terrible f*ngs. THIS wasp Ties
sized the .a' antuIs and dragged hia
away. 90
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

BUCHANAN AND E.-The
Dorchester Union SAYS tn. truth of the
:o,iowins auec,iot- is satisfactorily ycuch.
I'd for:
\ few days since several Virginia pol
%i''cr,n> Called at the White House, sn
til" President, and il. the course Of The
convers.,i ~ ". b. related tie following
with .r~at sI~e:
When Vice President Breckin'ilge
visited k"nluek, lat December, for the
p%nrl"'>. p' making his speech before the
Legislature. he met Gen. Leslie Combs.
the did Clay Ira':er If tn. Wing party.
Il til STATE, am! addressed him AS fo!-
lows: Seen. Combs, you have perf"r-
Md longer service. and more va liable
service I" your p'r'y. with less reward.
than any i'vn"g man" Tc which Gen.
Combs promptly '%-riirl: "Maj'm Brock
'"r"lg-. y"n have performed shorter ser
vice aud less service i"r your part, with
greater rev ard, tina" any living man."
Nh"rrup':" they Ilqu"r-d.'"
Mr.. Buc''a"a" MARI sted this story to
his friends with great gu>to. adding that
: m""v a ruth WAS spike" i" jest aud
he thought the Id General about r,gh,
~ his estimation at the Vic. Presidents
services.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

Coz. ALsx. BARROW AT the request Of
. large humber Of the friends Of Col. B We
place bis name at the head Of our columns II
candidate for the State Senate, to fll the un-
expired term Of the late Judge %SriaL,Ne.-
Col. B. 10 % we'll known in this part of the
State, that it were useless for Us to undertake
70 tell the people what they already know.
II elected, We feel assured that the parishes
comprising the District will much regret
that The services Of Col. B. will be limited
n but one session Of thai body.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

A Nrw Gxocxxr.-Nsighbor, Fsrp
WE1sss, observing with . charitable
eye that the inhabitants Of San Michel
are without = good grocery store, ha.
yielded compliance to their wants, and
intends opening n A No. l establish.
msnt 1t the Ferry Landing. whers he
will dispense with = benevolent hand n,
extraordinary low rates, a full and com.
P'sts stock Of family groceries. A,
soon ~ be is fully prepared for opera.
tionA announcement thereof will be
made. W. hope FsED will b. liber.
y dealt with by our citizens, u he i.
determined TO be worthy Of their pa.
ronage.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28
TIE BANJO M1ssrRELs.-This b,

TaE BANJO MlxsrRELs.-Thia band
Of Minstrsls will in . few days, give IA q
touch Of their qu.lity at the Ferry Lam
ding. It 10 not often our f.vo,its city o.
San Michel il thus honored, 20 ws here.
BY issue this, our proclamation, tina,
every body and his wife turn out to see
the sights" See notice ia another COL
umn for full particulars.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

a Nav PAxl>H.-Th. Gazette 4 Sen.
tinel. Of P'aqu~mine. winds up its r..
marks "po" the Governors appointing
the State Directors Of the Crosse T-te
aud Baton k""ge Railroad Company,
with til" following quaint idea:
W. understand tina, the road is in q
mos, fl 'u'i.ti"g condition. and ,ha,
R.e-dal-, NJ the Crosse I4ts terminus,
xIreadv begins to assume the attributes
of n prosperous village the future seat
Il government Of ths parish Of Crosse
Tete!
Are We 70 understand from this tx.
tract th~t n nav parish is j" contrmp!a'
ti"" W. we're Of opinion that "serrw
was loose som~mhere aud the Gazette 4
Sentinel has lifted the scales from "ur
eyes. liurah tor the parish Of Crosse
Teie.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28

~ During the past wssk The wealth
er has undergone : change from warm,
pleasant days and nights, when Iigh,
eloshine and ics wers necessary comforts,
70 that Of blasting fires and thick gar
neats.. On this, the 2otb day Of April
1860, to b writing by . rousing big fire,
10 somsthiug strange in this latitude
While The drouth which W have just
got rid Of added nothing to the growth
Of OUT cane, We cannot say hat this cold
spell is il. any way beneficial to it In
the course Of . few weeks Ne expect t.
know fully the injury done to stubhle
and ra'toon BY The drouth-tbat it has
bssn seriously injured there Is no doub'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-28
oer saving that he wouid not 60 to'

a paper saying that he would not 60 'o'
Douglas. nn
las now saw they will go for ewafd It Doug
l.s does not secure the nomination. i.
W~A>u.seror, Apr, 76.-l.'s reported that
johnson, of Tennessee, leans towards Doug
las. He says that a slave rode eanntt be gov
and nothing advantages can Be obtained us
adoption.