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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

WILL o Busr H1tsDEAD, CLOSE
THE EYES OF HIS DrIsos OR ryasz HIS
WouNDED.-The Richmond ldratcAsef
the 2th.ays with just i0digna.ion:-
There are some. fys hundred aeoxnded
fsderalists from the field Of Manassas
in.ths HOSPITALS Of this city. The=ruth-
less enemy, who thinks the; 6ou.hern
Contederaey Of sufficient magnitude to
call for immense armies and appropria-
lions to subjugate it, With q and
contemplate spirit refuses 10 recognze it
as a beligerent power, and will not de;gn
to communicate with our commanders
in the usual forms Of military etiquette.
Standing upon this point, it will neither
bury its dead nor take care Of its wouo-
ded lu. leaves both these offices of hu-
manity and Christianity to US rebels,
who have our own wounded and sick to
to take care Of, and our own dead 10
bury. This ~inbumanity Of the :brual
Northern Government, which merits the
bitterest excavations Of the civilized world,
has given to the field of Manassas. hor-
rors hardly excelled in the history Of the
after scenes Of The great b tiles Of past
days. :
The monster Of the White House who
thus refuses the cries Of his own wound
ed and dying, says the N. o. Bulletin,
and leaves them to be cared for by those
whom they came to slay, imprison and
load with shackles, the DisputA charac-
terizes as the "beast of the North west
who~ bounded them on to deaolate our
He thus conducts Che war upo
principles, as q savage add not as
: civilized man. His minions second
and applaud his ~ferocity. But we mus,
Keep our souls, in patience. He is but
njuring bis own cause and calling down
lpon it the excavations Of all Christen.
ION. He Identifies himself with the Nea-
Bomba, with the Neros and Calig-
HAS Of old, with the Neua S.hib and
be monsters of all time, the savages of
very age and race. Let him % ahead
md exhaust bis chain. II rapidly IN.
and the links, red with blood, nav
row red With the fires Of q just retribu
ion that will burn his ~vitaIs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

TaE BR111sn FLsrr .AsDerHs Blaexsl
ADE.-Tha Montrea! Herald, Of the 9th
says: There is a rumor that the Biz,
ish feet has left Halifax for the purpose
OF breaking the Southern blockade. Il
is probable that the-pnrpose IS only he
general one Of protecting British inter.
(which demand that free access .hall
pc had to the important Southern ports
so long as they are not blockaded il !
ma"ner deemed legal according 70 the
.tional law"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

,KssTucKY NrurRAllry. The Louist
vile Journal is informed that it is. .tbsi
purpose Of Gov. Magofin to issue a pro-
c'amation at an early day, calling upon
the Federal troops under the counnsad
of lColonels Fry and Bfamletle, u dias, ],
eut points in the intsriof Of sKsutucky,
10 disband andsretiresto their honS1s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

GEORGIA TAxRs TOR 1e6l.-Obr IL Z.
q for the support of Government ls,ts
year amounted to fourteen bundrsd
thousand dollars.4In order 70 MEET M
extraordinary sxpsnyes~ q The prsssde
ytal. the Legislature aniholrited' ajesys
Of 10000 iostesd Of s44oo,ooQ, ma
10 order to raise t,at sun, Tie sifsass.II
mteot determined on j. ten aodaha
cent? on the buadred dollars. Ouiy
Of such a tax; in time Of, yarl-
Republican.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

THE VoLuxrEER FusD.-Ws reg1e,
to learn that tho Volunteer Fund for
the benefit Of the families Of our brave
soldiers abroad, is exhausted. and that
unless some action is Immediately taken
in the premises, We fear they may suffer.
Surely amongst so many wealthy citi-
Gems as y parish possesses, some one
can be found to take one Of more Of the
bonds issued'by the parish for the bene-
fit Of those familiea. We trust the
committee to whom was entrusted the
disposal Of those bonds, will 3 every
exertion to procure their sale even il at a
heavy discount Ift csnnot be done,
with anything like sa~tisfaction, We, sug-
gsst that every one having meats OF veg
etables that they can contribute, in lieu
Of money, shall shars them out amongst
those families Of their respective neigh.
hoods. o., let the Police Jury members
Of the different Wards, appoint commit
tsss from among their respective citizens
Who shall take the matter in hand. by
collecting provisions and parcel!ing them
out to those entitled to such benefits
Much good may be done in this way,
md unless some Of the bonds are sold.
know of no other plan by which
;heir necessities may be provided for.-
Dur Ps.'es Jury ii it, next quarterly
Meeting Of September I'd, should give
his mattsr their attention.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

~ The ilne packet steamer, R. W.
Powell, while attempting 70 land at q
plantation about Eve miles bslov PLAQUE
mine, on Wednesday evening last, struck
q snag and Immediately went down.
All on board-sscapsd, With the sxcsp-
ton Of one fnan, . deck hand, Who Was
drowned. The boat and cargo are sup
posed to b . total loss.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

~ Members Of the Polics Jury will
please bsar IN mind that the regular
quarterly messing q tha body takes
place on Monday, september I'd 1861.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

SHoKE EN- Our.-Seyeral~ Wmbiss-s
ton correspondents IT the Northern press
suggest that the next grand army, On its@
march to Manassas, shall fresihe wooda
and thus smoke out the 1asktd batae-e
RES. 49, st
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

~ TIE Gov, calf and yearlipg -
vert'sed to be spld to-day BY the Jus.ics
Of this Ward, will be sold 1t the rssi
deao4 Of T.=G: Bird, Esq. Of this pasahe
-'aid animals ALL being ssstr.y. and ed
as such. Il
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

A. responsible officer q. tie. Mount
Vernon, Association emphatically denies
SCOTS assertion that Mount Vernon,
90 recently ~consecrated anew TO the im.a
mortal Washington by the ladies' ~
Amefica., has already been .ovesgsst
bands Of rebels aa .Yasss.,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

Our PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.vTh,
English journals, and especially the Lon.
don Times, 7 greatly concerned abouI
the Presidents message. They are
amazed that it should call upon Congress
for 100000 men and $500, ooo, 900. and
cay that although such appeals have
been too often addressed by monarchs
to their fubjec:s where dynastic rights
we're at stake, they Y believed thew
could be heard with patience in an As
sembIy Of Republicans. They remind
US that the sum asked for on loan BY
the Secretary Of the Treasury is nearly
as great as that which the a of Will.
lam III and Of the Spanish succession
sntailed> on Englaod, and at which the
politicians Of those days stood axhast j;
more than three times as much Is our
whole annual revenue a few years ago.,
and two-.hirds Of the expenses incurred
~ the whole war Of Independence
Northern Exchange.
With what an eye must the European
governments. look upon such a concern
Lincoln's. when to suppress such a
ntemptible rebellion, $ he pretends
the Southern movement to be, he calls
such numbers of mon and such vast
amounts Of money! The goversments
Of Europe are well posted upon the re-.
sources Of the States individually-a we'll
IS collectively, and BY this time are fully
app''sed OF their ability and willingness
p fight. On the one side, the North.
'ro States, they see bombast. swiudliug,
'owardice, and & most contemplate SET
y fellows calling Themselves officers, and
all birds and wharfrats, calling them
elves 'oldiers-:meu who, SO far, have
'ot had the courage To- stand % md
|ght on the other hand, the sou,bern
'tates, they zee, nothing but soldiers in
be stFctest sense Of the term-men who
fight and have fought. True On.
ugh, these European governments know
D which side their bsead il buttered-I,
'ey. know where their true interest lies
Ut are 20 astounded It the breaking 40
the Great Republic, that amusement
: : time renders them inactive. -Thev
aaa 49, &EAEI 81 - $500 Id
move 'ooo. and vhen they do, 10.
ID Abeis concsrn stsud out Of The !,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

the present highly excited condition q
tie times csased ~ The breaking Up q
the old Federal Union, and he state q
war nov existing between the remnant
of,hat Union and the Confederate States
old party issues have been ignored, and
but n voice. exista amongst US As wha,
course We shall pursue. Several prcmi
nent citizens are spoken Of to represent
our parish 10 the State Legislature, each
having his friend. and supporters, and
all of them, no doubt, eminently quail.
fed for the position to which they, as.
pire. True, nothing Of a political char.
acter colors their aspirations ; but diff:
erence Of opinion exists as to who is best
qualified for the position. To quiet all
such differences, andto give all an equal
chance, a convention is proposed to make
a nomination. Individually, having no
objection to such a move, We cheerfully
acquiesce in the proposition, and urge
upon u kllow-citizens, irrespective of
all old party issues, to meet on the day
suggested, aud make !. selection from
the number Of candidates proposed.
We-are now in, perhaps, the most
critical period Of cur country's career
We want none but the wisast heads to
I'LL our important positions, and We know
of none 0 important, than a Repre-
sentative of the people in the State Legis-
lature. The time is past, when to selec,
such On officer. was considered aud 10.
d~ispens;b'e part Of a political creed.-
Let politics, ifthey exist at all, be buried
for a time, and let US seek out the mar
best qualified for SO important a post
Men with clear heads and cool judge
ment only should be selected to fill our
Offices. We have every thing at
stake, in fact all We hold dear, and We
should not permit any thing Of s-po-
|itical character to interfere with the Sc
Of our most competent men to
i'll all our public Offices. When this
Unhappy war shall terminate, We may
70 back to old party lines or adopt such
lew ones as the exigencies Of the time.
nay require, but in Heavens name let
hem be ignored for the present. So far a.
re are concerned, none but the most
omPete1t our parish a command shall
eceive o. support, be he, Old Wbig.
Democrat or Know Nothing. We are
etermined to pursue this course, which
'e know to be the better plan, aud hope
ur ,fellowcitizens will do the same
'et the Convention be we'll attended.
nd let the -nomi6ee for Representative, I
Q one Of our ables. men. !.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24
Nor. .skrrnrD.r-The c;;,~;;n,..:.

Nor "6KEERrD."-The Ciinc;n...;
Enqairer 'is responsible for The following:
A Republican gentleman Of this civ. Is
a recent visit to. Washington, called m
on President Lincoln. In the coutss5k.
the conversations, the visitor inquired II
Bis Excellsncy had not fel, SOME alarm
for the safety Of the Capital, u which
the President gave 4hs following classic
reply: 20, the Cabinet were somewhat
but wssn't skeered ! hoota,s
The visitor left, profoundly impressed
that the .astieo- has the right man for
the right place. !.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

We had fsryeqtly INDUCED the
hope that fair weather had resumed its
sway over our naddy and r~ain-bespstter-
ed parish, but without effect. It still
keeps up IL daily shower, and the only
inducsmsst1h held out TO ~ that thew viii
eventually stoP, i ths. 6rm conviction
that it can't rain forever. ;.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

~ We learn from . returned mann.
bef Of The Della RITES, Of this parish,
that they have bssa removed from Ship
Island to moro comfortable quarters !.
Pas Chrissiaa. What company replaces
the OsItas On the I6knd We did not learn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24
The poetry On fourth page was
taken from he GaAoGe Eja.dayd.

~ We regret TO learn that Capt.
George IoCausIapd died Of tho wound
received in bis duel with Capt: White.
Of The Tiger Rifles.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24

Hdrrsh fox LET Qsvisl
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-24
sKTUDDAH.......AUQU81 O, 1851.
CANDIDATES.

n. Sugar r1AssR:-YoawM phase aanoance Ur
s&0 I1qie0a6. - . csndtdats fr Aseessof u thia
parish. He will - supported Sor hat oAee b. hie
many t as.r FNENDH.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-13
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-13

ksN FsaasEs ean w. awArs until afaey
have bad ms occasion 30 ssza the saasy how-
Raeh laber Or sessaxsA Il often ssved byl
speh = ssbia ~ shs feIiowins ITO &
iGl7-- -Yirxinia setsasd byE sasa Eagiish. si
I6I4--New York settled BIZ the DuEch.
l650-Ma@s. settled BY shs purifans. =
i6aA ssw Jersey sessaei by the DatsA.
l62s--Dsl. sesslsd by Sw sdas ana Rins.
l635-Aaryland ssssled b. Lrish Catholics
I63S-R. i. setsied by Roscs WiIlisns, Il
f6s0-N. G. settled by ths Eagiish.
Isg9-s. O sestaed by ta1s Hagusnuss:
1861 Peas asfslsd Ss .Maas Psna.
l6s2- asergia settled by 0glsshxop. Il
ITqi-Yryulont adraitRed into the Union.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-13

There il Just NOE ssasassoa amoag
The fair -. eapssialls shass VINO aelighs
10 make their swess fAess mssa laeeiua1
ting. Tbs waae % "a asticle dsvoia IN
'pernicsoua ingrssiisnss, fos clearing and
bsadtify ying shs akin, has long bssa fsls.
Certain mnEabgss Of ahs Toa recognized
~ leaders of she bsga moads, hare as
Iasgsh aiseosered this great desidersfa,n
IN DR.. Hcilowayss bslssmie Oinsmens,
which tAsy havs unanimousiy adopted
s9d raeonszaexsaed % their nuEnsroas cir
Gle pf frisnsiss This sssgas rfspsrasion
psrmessss The vssieIes Of theskfn sna Ina
pazts grssAasas and bsoom TO me coA-
plsxiaa aasqaailsd by aay u he psrnia.
ious sosmssis which ass akivessasad 70 sE-
tsot shs most axtsREagsas alssEasisaa, liz
lie sAert of eAaagiag the Eshspaaa's skia.
DR.. Hallaway's 0iatnsns issnsiTsiy eoass
posed og assapls vegetable sxtssass, inaor
cent af al uaiaeEal iagrsdienss, ysa sen
tain in It's epesasson ss allssrapsise dis-
erasss- u relieves sha psia and smart
isg, sad aaiaysshs infamsaaaioA of sealas
barns, Dc, For ehilhaias, fsost~hiEes,
cracked Iipsy eAappsd hands, aad Toagh
skin II has 30 equal. IL seosAss tho irYs-
sation, and cools che ftching and burning
Anguish whlsh asasad shsse disordsrs. IL
should be On every toilette tabls, and np
methar sf fanaily shoala ssaE be with
sut supply In she house for the funu-
marahis lsEsls accidents e #Afeh sksl4
h0od Ii liahla@ DIR. Hallomay eonadsnsa
" reeommsnds this 0iaimsns for any RI
she above malaaies ~ h acsion is aassa
teaded With the pszals which oharassssiss
the effects pf modern ungaenss 81 The
Fraser Rivas Diggina, the yalaa o. thess
msdieinss i 30 justly eslsbsAasd sAaA pssa@
lara have frequently obsaiaed - oaase III
gold for ! small pot Of ths Oiaasssns,
when . ssesrulsy psssailesi ahe Gold asssk
"a knows sAal with che Pills and 0infnsss
in his pesssssioa be requires no SAef
msaiciaa, sherefsrs eyuy man provides
himself with store of thsse msiieiaes ~
safe guard 10 bis health and wsll being.
-"Lsdsss Magieias''
e At 4 resent term Of tie supreme
Court, rensEsly hsld in Lawreroe, Mass.,
q little bog, six ysass old, was called "a j
x3tuaHS IN a 7Skp1f Sane. Tha Dlskks II
1Iacxnay, ii9 soiue dnHhfs III sth@ ]
bay ef ii sead ~ axs kncw she nstsvs
Of sa cath procesasd 70 ask hin . few
Diss. Assy.Lissle boy, DO yoa kaov
whas Il Il % tessify2
Mtsae Boz 7 sappose 4 LATE ted shs
Aay.--Fss baswhas wpalss b he con.
ssQRsneaa II yoa aid aos seli ehs Esash
Boy.--I suppose would be ssns so5siI
Axty Bnf wDaid hof God pnnish yosai
Boysk8s Easss not daass ! Unavss.
sAliss.
RarmxR Cool.-ws havs hsasd ii sos
shinss, bas ass9 As@sd a saEtAias seof
~ than the foIlowiag. ne laadlera a |
hotel u White Hall salisd Asssdsr Il
him one a4ss sad Gid 81
Isesk los ks1s! n wnns ysa 10 p,
y6nx ho866 lEIIs I'D rna msS I've ~
4o49sn n fofban ssonef md ! ~ ~
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- short ti1as arS dox. d w,sll tps.n ),
sas fsflwsy saEsiais, ff6as III frsausas I s.
sszxsaiag wash his szassss, psessased hina-
ssn u ene sf shs. xkaAinns ea ssha aESoss.
woeds Prsston and LongEidgef line. A.
ter looking ronnd amongst the bassan1sxs
and fn tlss esrffAe RS, iasl as ia EtfAlr was
about 70 start, be leaped into ene d ahe
compartments Of seasziags, sad laid aim
self apWa andsx ysi1es sants AnRfsanx 90
Loagxidge he made saokhsr suFssy 81 sAe
pnssangers, and after waiting until the
ssakion bad beAn els&rssl he wsns INTO the
Raalwsy Bsaasoa He&el, searraied ali kias
places aa the srsuaa Hsor, 1Asm assas md
made . tour q laspsesion oEsz sas ed
joining grounds 6us hainx aprarsnfIs
unaarSessfai, sxotsea baak Is lie sSalu iansi
sook his old posasipn, Iass 90 10 16ved Oh.
On reaching the station from whinh ha
frat started, he again lo0kad rouad M be-
fore, aud took his departure. IL seams
that he nnw proceeded to tie geaerd rxiI.
wsy stasioa a. Pfassoa, and afssr repeas@
iag the ioskiasrsaand pazfagmaEsss, paac.
ed himssn nadar ans k tbs assss of sae
Oh he many trains fhs4 are conskankIy pom
ping ii xsd oas, ssad in das dine axrssed
O. EixsepaOs. hs a8w sisss1a ii fs~ of
shs psaass whsses sha Aad bern beEors with
his master Of whaRas Is aIterwasds apr
psafpd, he was 10 search. or his Adyen-
lures Ia Liverpool iissls l. knoua; buk he
rsaaAiaea oseT nixhs ard sisxsssd Psssseu
ssnin early asx mcsasnE. 4 6tski mot Easl-
ing his masssr, b. fos shs ssarsh tina
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VOL. 10.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-02-13

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