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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
tsf gAfeS RorGE, May Sth. 1860.
n u. President and Members Of tie Police Jury q tn
parisA of Vest baton kOMqe:

" Wtsf gAFex ROUGE, May Sth, 1860.
n Ae President and Members Of TIE Police Jury q M
Parish of West Baton Rouge:
n. undersigned, iDhabitants Of this parish, and
owners Of 1andf in that portion o, !. *n'en es,e. rs
~ fower naantation Of 4. \. Williams. are deslro"s
~ having constructed according to provisions "t an
A., of the LEGISLATURE of this state, approve! Mafch-
1860. regulating drainage IN inns larasn, = n.a.n"E
Ems, from said point, running down across our seserai
$50. M Ia md. about twenty 1--we acres OF lana from
The river. with a s,,sh- Divergence theretron. untili it
viii reach the upper line o. the said lower p'antA-
ZION of /. A. Williams. aid thence on tie i1os. pEac,
,icabls roste to the Big Bayou Ch"ctaw. To have a
sidth Of from sixty to eighty feet fer the lower hall,
diminishing as it %ascrnds, and OF sue'c'ent oepta I"
rive the water a free and ready aow:
They urge the making Of this <ork for the reason
,b., II is of vital necessity to the planting interest az
their portion Of tn. parish, as drainage Is a't"st
entirely dependant upon private VIII ana is coh-n.'
to one ditch which is entirely out OF propofooh 10
their wants.
The fields Of your petitioners are submerged 'oT
DAYS at every hard rain, and the extent OF country
that A canal Of sufficient icngth aud dimensions
would have to traverse, places 1t out OF the power o,
individuals to undertake sail work. They would
,refrr that said canal take, NEARLY as possible, the
direction Of the canal NV running across our lana,.
and established by Act passed before ,ss /" h tavrs.
sey~ra, inhabitants Of this parish. all of which will
be more fully seen from reference to a plot Of SAID
proposework. annexed and made part of this petit
ton.
honorable body direct that their application may be
published in the Sugar Planter, for the space ofthirty
DAYS. calling upon all persons interested, and who
would .eel themselves aggr,eved by SAID work. to
come forward within said time and file their oppo>i-
tiop in writing with the Clerk Of the Police Jury of
this parish. aud that after all necessary delays, your
honorable body will appoint Commissioners t" lay
out and superin,end said work, assess damages that
may be sustained by any one, assess taxes upon
Auds drained. and to determine what lands shall he
drained BY same.
[Signed. DAWN Pipes,
O. BERNARD, Jr.,
y. W. PoPE.
J. V. Durable,
l.. FAvRor,
.. +. r. ALLAN.
ALzIRE DCERoCA,
Y. DuBRoCA.
". the Undersigned, further pray that Bayou
Brou ssard, which drains into the above Canal may
be dug out 10 the same nanh4t a above prayed for.
DAVID PIPES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested
that they have thirty 6avs fr6m' tf,is' date in
which they may file theit opPositnn; ia Writing.
with me, to the making ofths drain above described.
J. v. Durable, Jr., Clerk Police Jury.
June 10th. 1860.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

n FENIOU Of the Veterinary School, Al ~
~. ,ort o! Paris. France, has the honor of ~
informing the public of West katon Rouge and vIc'n-
ity. that he has taken TN Office at Mr.. Edward hlrl-
.;.,s stable. where he wilt be found at all times.
His great experience in the Treatment ard diseases
OF Horse and Mules, renders him sminenty quail
fed, and solicits the patronage Of all who may nave
iises sed horses OF mules.
81 Orders left at Philip Bauer's Stable. will be
nron,nt,v .ftendel To. Il " EUGENE FENIoU.
Ma, 18th. 1860. =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
Public Notice.

TNHE PUBLIC are hereby notified not to trade for
i four certain mortgage notes drawn by l.. p. Day.
in favor of Brady 4 Stafford. all dated June p. 1859
One Of nine hundred and thirty-two 55-lGO dollars.
payable June LIST 1860. One Of six hundred and th'r-
ty-two 99- 100 dollars. pay ,ble on LIST June 1860. One
for the snm OF eight ~huudrea. and th,rty-seven 1910"
dollars, payable LIST June 1861. One of nineteen hun
drei aud thirty seven 24-lOO dollars, payabie June
list 1862, all SAID notes payable in New Orleans.-The
consideration for which said notes were given having
failed, I'm determined not to pay them unless com
PEELED by law. LEM. T.. DAY.
Hermitage, West Baton Rouge, April %, 1860.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
Earrinae Kepairina.

WITH A Fine STO-K of material OF every des
cription. and frst-class mechanics. ] am lully pre-
pared to repair aid bull { arriages of all kinds. with
dispatch and Ia the best manner, on r as"nable
.etm>. at the Emporium. corner oil Main and Church
streets. Eaton Rouge. Ia. w. +. TuNSARn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
$50 REWARD

CrRAyED from my residence on Bayou Poydras.
> West Baton Rouge, abuut the sd apr + two dark
dium size. or Il t,tr over: One was thinner than the
other, and she red h.ors distinctly the marks Of the
gears. One rid a bell, and bosh short pieces of bale
rope rouhi the neck. will pay $50 to any one who
iii, deliver them to NE on tayOu Poydras. or $40 to
any one who will put them up so that ! can get
them Inv 26. "a wv. McARTHCR.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
>arrlages and Harness

YINHE sal sscriber having completed h- :pec1nn
Warebous and Mandatory. is now opening the
most complete of CARRIAGES AMI HARNESS over al
tered t." purchasers in this vicinity aud would Gail
the attention of his friends aud the pmhsic generally
to his est bli~hment and to examine his stock et"re
purcha sing elsewhere.
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". r.. ZMnnuru.
sssIlc Manufacture n9 ta....
WAGONS, CARTS. PL0UGHs A-n
F. LIMITATION HARf!ES S

f'HE UioCRlBl.R is now ready to r.c-ry, pn rl
/ ior i2t+at+ttea Wagons, Carts and -lta-Lu.-f Ii
the s"ming season, end would respectfully urge Pan
tiers and others wanting any Of tue above ARTICLES. t"
"cnl N their orders early that they may be supple /
without tail, IN time.
Sc Al; orders viii b faithfully executed. and
prompt 'pplied.
re he eck of Iron is now comp priSing
a tull assortment OF FLAT, ROUND aud >QuAi;r,
PLOUGH SLABS, HOOP and BAND IRON, ~"Ei DIS
IRON, GERMAN and PRIMO STEEL. 4 o AXl.Es
and sizes
R3r l. of Shich win be furnished as low as at
any establishment IN yHE STA re.
"a He has on hand 1000 MONTA PLOEGHS
which he offers for sale to close partnership accounts
~ Calland examine at the Wareroons, corner of
Church and Main streets, Baton Rouge.
dccl>'aS w. +. TUNNARD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23

q " 10 STORE.
4 4 obIs 81 .sulphate OF Lime,
~ 20 bills Polar whale oil, clea-
Castor oil.
10 +" Iinseed oil,
cOG0 lbs White lead,
10 dozen Champagne,
70 " Claret.
5000 choice brands Havana cigars,
50 900 German cigars,
80 casks Scotch Ale,
D bbis Blue Lick War
8 " choice leach WHISKY
2 i" +: Monongahela do,
S different knds of French Brandy at
different prices,
80 dozen Barnum's Fluid Lamps,
40 reams pping paper,
so boxes Chinese Ftre-crakers.
All the above articles are offered at New Orleans
Ties, either for cash or on credit
ED. Bf2EL, p~rugggis:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
NEHADYERTYSEMENTS.

T1resh Goods.-Just received, Native Catawba
VINE, French Ciaret-all qualities. Cigars OF
tho anest brands, and . general assortment Of fresh
family groceries. r. wEbbEn,
Inc 2sd. 1880. Ferry Landing.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
AOgsh HOOpS!

TIL: subscriber has on hand. ready for delivery, in
;uan,it es to suit purchasers, 60, 600 Hogshead Hoops
Put VI, ~ bundles. They are Of the best quality, and
are already split and trimmed. For sale at my plan
,atiun, three miles above The Ferry Landing Of this
parish.
Oct ST. Q DAVID PIPES.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
CoHee

~ BAGS PIO, for sale by
~ tebl2 =. SOL. BENJAMIN.
l. HE>tI SU pL ES.-
L II Ea, re!s Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
10 casks fresh tacon Shoulders,
10 casks Stages sugar cured Hams,
20 boxes Varmicelli,
20 boxes Macarnni,
80 bags fine Salt-large size,
5000 yards Kentucky BAgging'
bale Irvine.
100 barrels Care ! ime.
100 barrels Ala bama Lime.
100 barrels ThoTa sion Lime,
IS bags Ilasserirg Hair
so barrels Cement.
rs barrels Plaster of Paris.
10 barr is Crushed Sugar, ~
10 g Powdered " Aoei'"s
10 kegs Gun Powder,
100 bags assorted shot.
20 dozen Buckets, assorted colors. Mustard
Pickles, bRpper. and many other articles all for sale
ow at the warehouse Of
Sept. Is. O BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23

= n ID r. | ES.-
~ loo barrels %super6ne Gaiena M,.is Flour,
100 barrels faaucah do ~
so bblS choice Extra Cape ~Jessamine do
so bbls " Nonparei!,
5 casks London Brown Stout,
casks Y"unger's Ale,
10 bb!> Swan Gin,
10 !. Brandy.
loo bbis Ward 4 Carv'> recti6ed Whisky,
so boxes assorted Chewing Tobacco,
10 bags choics. Java Coffee, ...
500 boxes assorted ScaLs,
400 boxer star Candies,
% boxes assorted Candies,
l" ba rrrls Washing Soda.
10 half barrels Tar.
Sept IS for sale by sol. BENJAMIN..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
PLANOS.

lTNHE best instruments ever offered in this market.
at less than New Orleans prices.
l Octave A to A Louis XIV case. fancy pearl front
double sounding board. l 7 Octave A to A plain
ca,e. carved Tyre. l g., Octave Louis XIV case;
cabinet Piano.
Those Pianos are from the celebrated msnufacto,y
Of Newman. Bro l. sons, Baltimore. Those Pianos
tone, aui every instrument fully warranted to give
entlre satisfaction. Call and examine them.
oct %. PIPER l. BRADFORD.
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FOR SALE

large sett Sugar Kettles with irons complete,
all in good order. W. D. WINTER,
June dat. +. U. LObdells Store.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23

FRESH ARRIVALS.
TX BB1"S. Extra Family Flour.
- so barrels Bake sFlour. a fine article,
Port Wine in Bottles, very old,
Sherry Wine IN bottl"s. DO
4 few tiecces of Dutield sugar cured Hams,
Herrings, a choice article tor f.mii,rs
Raisins- very superior in small packages,
Cofee-Moc "a. Java, Mexican, Rio.
For sale low to the trade.
SOL. MIN.
May 26th-y.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23

l)ERoUN, wishing tn preserve their fruits fox WIN
ter can te supplied with Cans Theoretically seal
ed. at .LAnGUIkR & LANOUE'S.
aug 10 Cornor Iaia yettee& Florida sts-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23
IRON, e.

HAVE IN STORE 80 900 tbS of assorted Iron al
sizes, Flat, Round. Square, oval. etc. Also lro,
Axels, Springs, all sizes anil a full assortment n
stock of all kinds for the trade. including Narnl,h
trimmings, Spoke., Feiioes, Hubs. etc.
nec3 W. +.
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Carriages and Harness.

Car.5a.es and, Harness.
T AN Now HEtlVING a spiend,d assortment o
/ C4RRIA GES and HAR.NESS Of every descrip
ton, to which the attention of purchasers is invifd
Having selected my stock in person. during the
summer, / cam suprly my customers at prices as low
as any in the South, and of the best quality. Call
and examine. ! viii
Now An STORE.
Caleche and close ccatnes,
Two ana four seat Bretts,
Rockaways and 3arouches,
Side and single seat Buggies, with and wi1hout
With = splendid assortment of double ard sin
gle Harness, Whips. &c, to match.
Also Stage. Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Brides. Collar ha-aes, &c.,
All OF which will be solu as low as they can be
purchased at any house in the South.
Nv facilities for repairing are insurpa ssei in all
tie b anciles, AMI a continuance Of patronage is
~>niicites.
Ihave n store a full assortment OF Iron conpris
ing, tlat. Round and square. Sheet ana Hoop Iron,
Axl"S. Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made to order, o.
the latest STYLES and patterns.
have also 90 hand, Cane w g-ons and carts,
Road Wagons. pa gi,sse and otlsrKg1t carts, amt all
Also Barker 5 Force Pumps, Chain Pumps, com
plete Lightning Rods. &c. &c. Call and examine al
The old stand [new t%uildingl corner of Maine and
Church streets.
nov ~ ". F. TUNNARD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-06-23

Plper y braa/Ord.
HOUSE FuRNlSNs.Is> g. e.iH.
INET NAlIl;E<.
Automatic Fly traps.
IfNKs' Patent, the la'est Improvement, warranted
u not to catch mosquitoes FOR sale bv
aug 10 PIPER l. BRADFORD.
... FURNITURE,
WE are daily receiving large additions to our
w stock of furniture and many articles intro
ducrd for the 6rst time in tins market.
aug 8. PIPER d. BRADFORD.
Carpets.
NyOW aanat and to arrive in three weeks. the lar
~ grSt aud most varied assortment ever offered IN
this market If
Tapestry Brussels,
lngraius,
Surerfne +.
Extra Fine
Union
fo,l. tapestry, Brussels and Tutted Hugs, Hassocks,
t"cos, M.n'ila, skeleton aud English Mats.
Our domestic Z al pets we're purchased from the
manufacturer. and gu, nglish Carpets from the i'm
rorter by one of our house in person. we Shall get
tht goods in time for the public to examine them anI
the prices with the New Orleans market. Ms
we shall be able to sellCarLats as low as they can be
purchased in any southern market.
aug 10y. Pils.R & BRADFORD.
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quo ations unchanged. Sugar steady Al &C. a So f.
fair 20 fully fair Molasses, zoe a 23c Mixed corn SIC
asc Provisions duh. frcights-Cotton 10 Liver
pool 916d
NOZZLE Dec. %, 1850.
Cotton firm sales to-day 600 bales, at 93sc lose
for miding
BALTIMORE, Dec - 1860
Flour firm. Howard street and Ohio are held al 81 25
city mills AT S. sales Wheat advanced Sc red 81 II
a 81 rs; white 81 % 81 so Corn steady: old yellow
5tc 3 Coo Provisions duh aud nominal Coffee quiet at
l.hc a l3c, Whskey steady at 1sc.
CIuCAGo, Dec %, 1860.
Flour quiet, but advanced &c. loo. Wheat dull but
advanced &c, Sc sales ~ 900 bushels, at Sac soc.
for No |, Sic 81 &c. for No ,, in store Corn steady
and advanced tsc sales 10000 bushels coke, in
store. Oats quiet Receipts 400 bbls. -four, 20 900
bushels wheat $500 bushels corn. sight exchange
New York firm, at 10 III per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 81 1880
Flour in improved demand at ~ - 10 for superhne
Whskey al l3hc Hogs advanced CSC: sales to day
1000, at Is rs SIS So Mess pork s14 So Sight ex
change on New York dull at per cent premium There
Is better feeling in the money market and
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American republics, with Mexico refuge
Tor free Lacks and runaway slaves with Of exter
minaton on he South is under consideration aud
urged With grea zeal and effect by the ultra
prbcans. The more moderate advise oonci iaton and
are oesrous that the Senate and House Porous Commit
tees viii agree on besis which, If does no, prevent
the secession Of all the Southern States viii strengthen
the rarty in the border slavehoding States until
their influence can bring abou, reorganization on basis
which will strengthen and perpetuate the Union. With
this view, Northern members voted for the Southern
laeic Railroad and the passage Of the appropriation for
that road IL urged by its friends the efficient
means Of protecting the South against measures urged
by Mr.. Wade and his associates
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UNION MEETING IN BALTIMORE.


An important meeting. attended by many prominent
citizens held al the Universast church last night
TO consider the national crisis Chief Justice Legrand
presided and John T. l.. McAahan among the fifty
Vice Presidents.
Judge Legraud made speech, t6ing strong southern
grounds
Mr.. Ran prominent merchant, offered resolutions,
asking the Governor Immediately TO conyoke tho Legs
lature.
Coleman Yeott state Scnt;or, aud William Norris,
made speeches sustaining the resolution which were
unanimously passed.
The speeches al conservative, but were unmls
takcablc urging determined action the part q Mary
land to meet the difficulties and to place herself right
la the Union, possible but at all hazards with united
south Much dignity preserved in the precssaiags
and strong sympathy for southern cooperation. South
Carolina frequently checred.
The TibtUs's announcement of I.ucolns uuwlingncss
10 concedc or compromise indignantly commented
upon Maryland 20 be catching the Southern feel
ing rapidly
A hundred guns we're fred here saturday in bonor
Of south Carolina but the parties firing probably do not
represent tho general public.
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cal aspect This view utterly unfounded The robbie
res commenced last July and the confession of
Bailey the clerk Secretary Thompson points TO the
conclusion that millionaire Of New York s in fact the
guilty party The United States Marshal New York,
Ryndegs, has already been apprlsed Of the fact.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ.
1t is stated that GODDARD Bailey who had charge of the
Indian Trust fund has confessed the Secretary OF tn
interior that he had taken from the iron safe large
amount Of State bonds and coupons belonging the Trust
fund and that they longer in the possession Of
Ale government Upon investigation in the presence of
Bailey, his statements were unfortunately found to be
but too true The distracted is about $50 600
Secretary Thompson arrived at nine O'Clock last Satur
clay night. He instantly instituted examination
of the books of his department, labor that
kept him employed in company with members of the
Cabinet and other prominent public until three this
morning. The confession of Bailey corroborated by
The investigation and il discovered that out Of three
million dollars in bonds, eight hundred and seventy
thousand had been leloniously distracted Secretary
Thompson says Bailey is now in this city.
The robbery of these bonds has been going on since
July last New York millionaire, whose name has not
yet been officially disclosed, prevailed upon Mr. Bailey,
the Clerk of the Interior Department who has the charge
of matters of this description to give him the North
Carolina and Missouri bonds, with the assurance
chat they would be returned within specified time The
UnaicM rtvusloD occurred the DondS deprecated IN
value and their return at rates current when they
given entirely ont Of the question and meantime
the party TO whom they were given failed In this
tremity Bailey, who is warm personal friend of the
Secretary OF the Interior knowing that any further
crecy was useless, and that explosion must sooner
Or later occur, unbosomed himself to Secretary
Thompson in letter. lie related in detail the
circumstances of the and the Secretary Immediately
abandoned the object of his mission to North Carolina,
and returned to the seat Of government investigate the
matter
Besides banking house in New York, extensive
contractor with the government and heavy house in
Chicago and others may be disturbed by this de-
yeopement.
Among the rumors connected with the robbery Of the
INDIAN bonds, is which involves member Of the
cabinet, whose accepances said to be deposited in
place of them Ii is said that the President has demand
ei the resignation Of the cabinet officer referred to-
Tomorrow will make developments in the matter
and verify the truth Of the report
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News from Denver city.

foKr kt.RNY, Isc. = 1850,
The Pixies Peak express coach passed here ~ two
O'Clock T. NJ, with one passenger and over 10000 in
dust.
DsSvYF Crr, lee Is 1890.
The weather continues very fine.
Later reports from the san Juan country bring natter.
ing reports Of the richness aud extent Of diggngs.
Waters has confessed the murder Of Freeman HIS
object was robbery. lie divulgcd the whereabouts Of
the body 70 his captors
Foxr KglrSY Dec. O., 1890.
The Pixies Peak EXPIRE coach passed here At one VI
leaving the following
nrcvE1,, Dec 20 1880.
Kelly who Il tris for the murder u Doyle WIS &C.
Quilted yesterday evening The verdict gives much dis
satisfaction.
Waters, for tb. murder of Freeman was found guilty
Yesterday the Jury being ont ten minutes IL was sen
fenced 90 be hung on Friday, the Goth.
The kcnosha mill IN Nevada Gulch took from four cords
OF quartz recently SAL.
The rrosl Legislature hAs adjourned.
The weather continues nne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-24

Py1xsssrRg Dec. ~, iso0
procession pole onc hundred feet high, with the TAI
met,o flag bois-od No mot prominent street yes
,crdav morning amid The cheers from large crowd
The Dol. VS. sawed down this morning just before the
dav n dsy b. IN unknown party and the nag carried
on Great excitement prevails and collision Is feared
factory snd several buildings adjoining were destroyed
"A ire TIL. alern-n. Fcss 40 900 partly insured
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Political Intelligence.

srAv7sY n NEBRAsKA.-The House of Representatives
of the Territory Of Nebraska the 10th inst passed
the bin prohibiting slavery in the Territory by vote Of
thirty five ayes TO two nays
DorGIAs CONVENTION PosrroND.-wc learn from the
Memphis CTonn.) Appeal that the Douglas Democratic
state Convention, which called to in this city
on the sth Of January next has been postponed to
time not yet designated. The cause assigned for the
pcsronemeni the unsettled condition Of the political
affairs Of the country.
MoRE REAeuos.On the o1st inst, the municipal cleo
tion held in New Haven Conn. The following is the
vote compared with that Of the President election
in November
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CHATHAM, G, W, n-c. -, lsoo.
The Indian rshmslp,sy convicted 81 The last Assiz"s
cor The murder a smother indian was executed to-day
Previous TO hig senieure he had knowledge of the
Christian religion but he died IN the Caholr isth re-.
ceiving The sevrament fIom priest.
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SuiTRoR Corgr-TRlAr TERs.--rart Nos. 3361, IS,
49, DOL 65a, 6lo, $40, 6s7, SOL Part n.-Nos. $40,
$50 6s6 66 $50, ss4, sss, $40, Is, T5i 522 5O2 So
AZ ass 49s 162, s44 4ss, 50t 800, $50, SIS, 1876,
$50, $40 67o, Ia. l42.
SrpRFME CnuR1-CRuu TsRs.-Part H.-Nos. 1861
1904. 52TO, 1905 1872, 3Ts, 1896 202 20ls 1857 to
1880 1856, 33i, 13s, $50 1880 1868 sol, $50, 122t
1912 lo12is 1875 1858, 205, "a l39 1869 1873 1889
1865, 800, 1892 1872, 1854, 1925, 1887.
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DrswdnEs Of the ;. Delaware state Lot

DKIAwARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
DELAwARE-ExTRA Class 609, Dec. q, 1850.
l9, 8, 10, 81, 6S, So, 49, SO, 20, 80, 63. Fl, SO.
DKLAwARr-CLAss Clio, Dec. q, 1850.
2 45, y, 26, SO, 81, II, al, IL, AZ, 20, 20, IL.
Circulars free OF charge by addressing either TO
WOOD EDDY Co, Wilmington, Delaware,
OR WOOD, EDDY CO., ST. Louis, Missouri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-24
Naval Intelligence.


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