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pUBJIC NOTICE - HpRFRY GIVEN IT,,
ultll o.hervlSe ordered, the CoTnlissiopeTs
az er vac 5t OF IVAETeEs ~ tils l6th % April So,
nLptied, - act for tee e!esss OF ccrt.ir peesoT
a. a 70 ssTyioe or atcT IN the DigIrIct OF Coinn-
G1r Gih ioiS tLsII ssss.onS IA tbs CIty Hsu, N
TIC I.f5, 81 - .L4g ton, o. mpudsy. Tuef5,v
neCneSdsy. f1u sdsV- and FridSy of eyerT veaE
S@'q ihaE a. persons, ioEsl - the United -Statse
- s..lE cSls @ seTyioo O. aGbOT A.SInFt perss ms
IltcflNte1 LHerSt on ~ thGt act, nav wllhln
nlsLJ GAYS from the passage thereof. tGflch vii
e<Fss o2 tie LSsh ~ jay nsKs.l bUI not thsreSfley
Iaseht 20 te - HnlssIOlaTs their respectVs state
IssAtr or Psutlohs n writing, verified bE oath oF
Pill u - ltAg lOTIn tbs aEnes Ngos nd ser
solsI os:cIF t!on % such persons, lhs msrnsr in
WI on tie PEI 1neTs acsgt'e ssch Claim and yrT
lacts toEcE.rE te y6iue th~ceCf. and ee5,-iaI his
% hsf Sic Sdlco 10 tUs Government Of ths Urltai
Ststos, cai tlet tfe Prttioh.r haa not borrs armE
tE1Lbt tlS tA'l8J Ss3tcg Cu. l. the prcTe.t yel
"a sof IN any EAT gwen sd or comfort tteretO
.AS Hoises =; tsTsty jEg.sr SsrsA, that The tlIas
lklLeO n tie etf section ....g A8t. (Or hl,n, a
sLStonsbI an writing ar schedule Eith the Clark Of
tHe circuit Court Tor tha Distinct of Columbia by
mo several oWEers or claimants 70 the services OF
th5 sol SOILS iS1e rse hy that act, Tesny forth ths
names, aEes, sex. and particular description u
sucn persons ssSoI Ally, - 10y authority 1iven 20
iho C2mmSsioneTs, hy that SSt extsEied 10 the lst
asJ OF yub next The Commissioners sre 1To-
hlbiied from allowing the caiIn Of any person who
thsl net ect 10 ale such ststemsut or with
sst1 Cierf, according 10 the TeSHirSmeEts OF that
section VI said act
& T. VINT0N,
DANIEL X. GODDLOE,
EORATlO KING,
,s commi-Iioners,
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.
War DxPLRTMESr,

WAR DzPARTNENr,
CEItI Mi!ItGrs Superintendent RQsl1oaE, rs
FdSktRsfoH, April Is, Is62
No Passenger TraIn Will be run from WAshlny.
ton to Manassas untIl farther no;!oe.
d. c. MoCALLUM,
ep l9-t NJ. d. and Sup't Railroads, L. 3.
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FIRST WARD-SEcOSD PSECTNCT-
Notice Ia hereby given tbs In conformity 70
the PROV slons the CHARTER CT the city OF Wagh-
lnf Ion an election viii be he'd on Monday, the "a
oAI oil Jnue next, 81 DOrsstt's Carpenter Shop
ooTner Cf 18Th and e streets, for Mayor 70 serve
Two ears Tor one member Of tie Bosrd OF Alder
men TO serve two Year,, three members OF the
Do2TG " ommOI COuLCli - slrye or year, aud
ALsessor 70 serve cwo JsSrE, for szid Ward
. Ihs polls wall OPEN st7a N. sHd cloEc at7p. m,
SAMUEL SEpFF,
r. Z. DORSET. Sr,,
LEWlS PA2kER,
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This exeeiIsR, FszsiIy ssa rev. IS.-.u a.,
siaiaE sresasz variety o. is.esc.siS. ads,
tssn can DC fGuna in ssy o,hss.-Is psS,,.As.l os
Friday mcrniag.
FEKsi-CssA, is.srtss.s, n axvsass.
rinsle copy, per sazuR............sl %
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SPAtSs.ssss.ss.s...,..s g
"en'S-nre copies ................ % %
Itinvsrisbly contains the "washington Ns-,n
thaf has made TSs Daily Evsnias STAY circulate
20 generally throughout the country.
. IL Single copies I'm wrappen) can be pro
curtdat the counter, immediately aaer the isue
OF the paper. PrIce-rHREE CENTS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRIsTADORo's EXCELSIOR DYE

CR1sTAD0R0's EXCELSIOR DYE
is
Inc only Dye.....................E analyZed
The only Dye............ Sworn TO be poisonless
The only Dye...............For living brown
Inc only Dye For perfect black
The only Dye ..............That deaes detection
The only Dye. That is instantaneous
And the only Dye
For al who desire TO have the color OF Their hair
changed with safety, certainty, and rapidity, to
any shade they may require.
Manufactured 10y J. CHRIsrADoRo, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, sl.5O, and 50 per box, according to
size No. g.
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
Is invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts the Ut
most softness, the beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81, and 81 per bottle, according
to size. may 5.eo1n
LYONS MAGNETIC IssEcr POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows In favor II kills
and exterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden Insects, &c. All genuine bears the ,ig-
nature OF f. Lyon, and is poisonous 10 persons
or domestic aatnaaIs. Beware of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects in a trIce
Lyons Pills are death to rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. ID. 8 BARNES,
may i-eo3m 202 Broadway, New York.
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A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO rHaRGF
IN FROH ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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LET no FALSE DELICACY PRFVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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Weaknasc II the BacG, Stricturas hteouops oF
Ie h!1ntys snd 'sladdeT, yUiUntarv DISCHARGE
pTPIE, LangugT, EOrlcs.Or Of Ideas, PGipItaifon
cI ihe Heart, Lev SPIRITS, Iimidlfy, TTenbIInEs
EeA1, hT0At, Nose or rkIn. Affections ~ the
Lungs, stomach or B0Tes-these terrible ris-
oioers erlsing, from solitary Habits OF Youth
these DLs sdtUl and D-structlye Practices whIca
render MsIrikse Impossible, ana dsstToy born
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YOUNG ETEN

EsPec a. y who lave re~Glne the victims r. Soil,
t1fy zoe, q at dreadful and dsUtTuct,ys h.tit
% %snlCA az u1y E &c pa = an Gatmeiy grave tfcn-
SancS Oi gUAs MeL o! the most exalted tsaBTs
ane b'ilIiani Lsct who might oth WEE have
eioqueuoc or ~AE sd 20 ecRtSov the lIvia T,rs -.
call with full CORhdopce -h i'i0' bAoJ
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WASHINGTON. AIrii q, Iss2.
u DIR. JOHNSTON,
ID A l. TIM RE

Has dtScorsrsd the most CerfaiR SPEEDY and on N
EFsctHal Rsmsjy "a Eie Void.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRTOENCF
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SECOND WARD-gIRSTP TPRFCTNT.-No.ics
y Is herbT glvon that, in conformity 20 the BTCv-
sons OF the charter OF the city Of W5ShIastor, a.
eecaon viii be held on MoLd4y. TIE I'd dsy Cf
June next, at il9 Tweiih street, between New
YORK avenue ard stEeet. for Mayer, 70 servs two
years for one member Of the Board Of Alde:Ine.
90 Gefye tEo ears, and for thee members OF the
BOARD oi Common Council, 20 ssTye one Jsar.
inc polls Will oe opsred at O'clock ? Tl.. and
oiose ~ , ?. N. GEO, w. STE WARr,
JAS. W. SPAaDIkG,
l.. T. CLARK,
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IHR MANY THOUSANDS cured at thus lnstltution
Wlthln The last seventeen years, and the numeroaa
Important SurEiool oSer3tlOns performed by DR..
Johnston, Witnessed By tbs reporters OF papers and
MANY other perso Ne nOIlces Of which have an
Peareo aEaln enu asaln bssore the publlo, besi1ea
hls standing as gentleman of character and re-
EPonslbiiltJ, Is surhclsnt guarantee TO the sf-
m er.a
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FOURTH WARD-SECOND PR6CjNCT-
Notice Is here BY given that in oOn nfoImt. tO tbs
PROVISIONS OF the charter OF the city OF Washing
June neIt, at the west wing of the CITY Hal, baso
mont storI, Tor 10 3Jor, 10 serve two year., one
member OF the Board of Aldermen, 10 ssTys two
years, snd three members Of the Board of Common
C9nnoil, 20 servo one year, for ssid Ward.
Polls Will open et 7 O'Clock a m ana cIosa NJ 7
,. IN. LEONARD HARBAUGH
CHAS. w. BCTRLER, Jr,
PETER F. BACON,
n
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ETIFrR WARD- SECOND PRECLECT-
L Notice Is EeFeDJ given th.s, in oonforEifT 10
the.prOvisIons Cf las charter of Ia eIJ of q.
ingtOn. al election E!u DO held o. MuEdSy, iG3 q
neT OF Sd street east, and street soGtf for
10 seTve two JeaTs, one member of the BosTd cf
Alfermen, 70 serV5 two years. ttree members CE
the Board OF Common Council, TO serve Cue roar,
Ward.
The polls will open ST a. m ana oioEe atTp M,
WIN. SLATER.
ISAAC G BAHTLETT,
T.. +. CRUMP,
TnS2 CO0nrni, uarSTs
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F0R SALE-4.CO0 CEDAR and CHESTNUT
POSTS; also %, 200 CA ESTNui 3 RAILS.
Apply next door to bi cad BAKERY, Louisiana sv-
ap 2s-lm~ RoUZER, BARRICK & co.
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Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons. L,op-
uOn, EIhLue5s from one Il the most eInineIt Col
Ehose me- has been sPe7t IN the hOspItaIs 81
iscrhuon, feTls, fhilsdelIh'S and elsewhere kas
Snec'ed some OF the most astonishing cures that
woe ever known; many troubled with TlptlnE in
the neal eHd ears when asleep; great reTV0us-
bess VIA lfesuent tgsa'ng, attended aometIT "a
WIN derangemen' CI Mad, were cured Immeal-
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MARRIAGE

MARRIED PERSONS or YOunE Men oop.smpla
tlng AsIrisge, being awsre of pEysica! weakEess.
OI Sdhlc ueSlitf, delOrmIuss, Sc, spe sdlly cared
he VINO piaces himself uCcs- tae care Of Or 4
may reiig Gus cOGDde N hIs onof "a a genti,m,n
aio conhcent-y rely upOu his sk Il! as a pbyeioian
OFFICE No. SO OUTR FREDERICK ST
leit hsud side going from Baltimore street fa,,
Go9Ts from the oorcer. Eail not TO obseTve mana
stAInP. r- ~14~ SOHSoAA
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THIRD WARD-FIRSTP TPRECINCT-Nouce
Is heraby given that. in conformity 70 the gro
visions OF tho charter of the city of Washington,
an election will bs held or Mondsy, the ID day
of June next, at the Wood Once of !. w. SImmg,
south west corner Of 9Th and NJ streets for MAYOR.
70 serve two years, one meu Der of tie Bos!d OF
AlSeImen, 10 serve Two YEATS, ;h'ee members OF
the Board OF Common Council. TO serve one yssr,
and an Assessor, to serve two years, for sad
Waru,
The polls Will epoH at Pollock g. m. and close at
7fs m. JAS, IA TOWERS,
=. M. MARTIN.
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SECUND wARD-SECOND PRECINCT
- Notice ls hereby given that, IN conformity 10
the provisions Oftho ch ArteF IF the oity of Wash
ington, sn election will be hsd oa MOndsJ, tIe "a
day of June next ~ FOrd's Drug StoTs. corner az
Penbsy vanla avenue and llth street, for MSyor 10
serve two years, for one member of she BOard OF
hlderIn- q 70 serve TWO years, and for three men,
year.
The polls will open att O'CLOCK a. m, and close
at7f.m. %M. 2. SHEDD,
EDWD. G. DYER,
SAML.- LEWIS,
assisa
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FIFTH WARD-FTRST PRECTTCT-Notice
D ls hereby given that, in conformity 70 tne pro-
visions o! the oharte- of Washing Eton. an election
VAL DO held on MSTd day. tie I'd day OF Jlne pext,
~ the Sohool House, o0rnsr of Third street east
ard st-eet south. tOT htgCr. 70 BeTve two ycarG
one rnembtr OF tie Board cf AlGsnasn, 10 serve
Two years. three members OF the Eos = Of Common
Council. e. seTY- Tor one year, az c.s A.soZsJT
Tor SAID W ara. 10 serve <WO wears
The polls will open az IA. and close att p n.
GEO. NJ. UI ISTER,
}, MlHBS,
L. g HANDY,
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SIXTH WARB-FYRST PRECINCT-NO.ies
~ Is hereby given thst, n conformity 10 tAs pro-
Vlstons OF the chsrter OF the CITY Of WEEhirz ztJY,
an sectIon viii ce held on MOndcy, the 90 9zY ct
J1ce next, at the PuOIIc SchI ol Honss corner OF q
street south snd 7ia street esst for Mayor 10 seTve
two JeaTs, ons u!enJeT OF the Board OF Aldermen
10 serve two yeSrs, cCd three Iasm eis Of IL >
asId Ward.
Polls open al g. m. snd close 6t7pm
GEcRGE RROWN,
JOSEPH WALSH,
II. T., MARKS
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SiXTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
~ Notice - hereby given that, IN conform ~ 10
the proTislons of the chITter of She city Of Wash
Ing ton, an election will be held Mcndsy the 81
day cf zne next. al The AnacCs stIs tngInS Hoass,
Tor MtJor TO soIve two years, one member of ths
Board or Aldermen 20 ssIvs two years, 400 three
members OF the Board OF Common Coancil 70 SeTys
one yoar, for sad Ward.
Tbs polls will open at O'Clock n aud close 81
O'Clock ?. N. w. 4. VENARLE,
THDS. q. WHITE,
u. w. ANGkLL,
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THiRD WARD-SSCORD PRECINCT
n Nouoe ls hereby gwen, that In conformily 10
the provisions of the charter of tins otT OF Was!-
lngton, an election VI be held on Monday, the -
Day OF June merit. et Mr. Drane's Carpenter Shop,
north weet corner of 9th Strset west and g street
nor n, loF MAYOR TO servo Two years, one nfTnb-T
OF the Board of Alderman TO serve two Tesrs tn ee
members o. the Board OF Common Coz acIl 20 serve
one year and an Assessor 10 serve two yekTs, for
said Ward.
The polls will open a. o'cl ok a. m and close
att O'CLOCK p. m. GEORGE y GIDEON,
q, A. Hall,
B, L. CUTTINGS.
m
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04

~ W. regret TO the dis.
solution-the final breaking up Of the
Baton Rouge Cocktail Club. The mem
.bers, somehow or other, grew reniss i
their duties-abandoued the favori,..
beverage Of the Club, and went banker
ing after whisky straigAts," and <ucl,
like denominations. The consequence
was, books was expelled, groceries :
wouldn't come up and face the music.
"crockery " was voted out Of all reason,
"sheeplights became Indifferent, " sau-
sage" got his bender up, and finally,
. accounts " refused to credit the Club
any longer for their matutinal appetizers.
. Prints is the last man and be goes i.
alone.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04

SueAR Planters MEETlNG.-Elsewher
in to-day's issue will be found a call for the
sugar planters Of our parish to meet on the
sth inst, to take into consideration the plant
ing for next year. This is a matter of such
vital interest to our planters, that we hope
to see full attendance on the day designated.
The planters of the other parishes are already
moving in the matter and our parish should
delay no longer.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
Knitting and Sewing Machines
Licensed under Hove's Patent, lsas.
WHEELER & WILSON,
GROVER & BAKER,

i. w. Sl1NUEh q CU. Ns
FULLY GUARANTEED AS TO RIGHTS, TITLE, AND up1m
WOULD most respectfully call the attenfio. :,
L planters and the public generally to nv yny :.
saving machines. .
In thus presenting myself to the puLl;e. H.
leave to state that ! am not an Agent for nv m,tse
ular machine orer another, but let them stand on IN,
own merits, and if any machine does not prove 4 u
what is represented, it can be exchanged q T.
money will be returned. Parties living at : distnse
may rely upon being dealt with fairly. Ganal.a
Sewing and Knitting sent BY mail, with MIR
attached.
In sending for samples of sewing, state tie k,sA =
work the machine Is particularly required to 4: Al
the kind of stitch preferred-Shuttle (ssms . -
sides) o. Grover + Bakers stitch.
N. B. All klnds of Sewing Machines fspairelE
cleaned. and adjusted. Ny personal a~ttentisn I'd
be given to this branc of the business. Needles Il
the following Machines constantly on hand:
WILSON H. SMITHS.
BARTHULF MACHINE,
WHEELER & WILSON,
GROVER & BAKER,
I. m. SINGER 4 CO.,
SCOvILE & GOODELL,
PARMENTER & BOOTH,
PLANER & ANGER.
RAYMOND MACHINE
FOREST CITY MACHINE.
BARTLETT'S NOVELTY d.
Also, Machine and SILK Cotton, Of the best quality.
"a Time and Sight Drafts taken ON New 0fIaas
houses.
JOHN NJ. TRACI,
oct Pots Baton Rouss, 4
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Z-EH
great an inducemens. The upper coun-
ties Of Texas temptingly invite a rapid
channel by which, their produce. IAN be
conveyed to a market. In this fast age
man is not content with Flooding weari
II along when a cheap and rapid u.
veyarcc inyit.s him. The navigation Of
Red River is fast becoming IN annoy
ance to the hardy settles upon its banks.
The expense attending the slow AID un-
certain navigation Of that river, is a
heavy tax upon the property Of thous-
ands; aud it is by no means certain that
navigation can be continual many years
longer. Old Red is fas. losing caste
with her planters and farmers. Ruin is
staring her towps in the face. Some
thing must be done to prevent a wide
spread desolation which must attend the
fast decreasing travel upon that once
beautiful stream. A remedy is at hand
"a safe and sure remedy remedy
thst cannot fail to produce all they de-
sire. With tho " iron river" there are
no overf1ows, no shallow water With bars
and snags, but all moves on calmly and
serene from n year to another. Push
on your Central Stem road with all pos
sible despatch, and in a short time the
" iron river" will be bearing upon its
bosom the rich productions Of. yonr soil,
which have hitherto found a slow, tedi-
Gus and expensive way to market.
One point 10 the fnal completion Of
this work must commend itselfto the
attention Of our legislators. Aside from
the profits likely to accrue to the State
from her subscriptions, is the great guam
tity Of wild lands which will be breugh,
into cultivation. Along almost the en-
tire route, lie some Of the richest and
most fertile lands in Louisiana. Their
isolation from a market route, or the
difficulty experienced in using it, has
made those l:.nds comparatively worth
less. The pioneer seldom purchasd be-
cause he saw no outlet BY which his pro-
duce could be conveyed to a place of
sale. What will be the value of those
lands when they are trayersed BY a rail
road, is not difficult to estimate. How
much the State will be gamer by the
enhanced value Of her public lands w.
or rear the route, it is impossible to
say.
With tie worthy President Of the
road, we solicit the States assistance.
1t is not asking for more than the Con-
authorized. With the bonds
the road a be completed.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04

The Memphis Appeal learns from pa,
that no movement Of troops would
present made down the Mississippi e.
Preparations were being made al Cain q
demonstration on the Cumberland !, =
nee rivers. or probably both.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04

Our New PApER.-According to promise
made last week, we present our readers with
a co]ored paper. Curtailed of its fair pro-
portions, 1t is a beautiful sheet, is it not p
Well! who'd have thought that we would
be reduced to such stern necessity. It ran't
be helped. therefore -grieving over it will not
help matters. When the yellow paper gives
out we intend trying our hand at a new dodge
in the newspaper line-nothing more nor less
than using wall paper, good reader! We
have bought a quantity, which if we can't
print on, We can paper our other room with.
When there's a will there's a way.' But
the present issue-isn't it glorious! Such
nice envelope paper used for ordinary print
ing! As Macbeth said while gazing upon a
handful Of Baton Rouge shinplasters, g this is
a sorry sight
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04

CAMPBELL 4 GoBAY's VARIETIES
1his is the title given by those popular
actors to their neat little theatre, which,
for the present, will be held in the large
hall attached to the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. We understand it is the in
tention Of one Of the public spirited 'ci.i-
zens Of Baton Rouge, to fit up a hall in
a central part of the city for those gentle
men. In the mean time the C~epitolians
must do all in their power to sustain the
worthy cause of the drama, where vice
always meets q just reward and virtue
10 ts;anPh..t-Ry tia way, the first
nights performance is given for the ben
eft Of the families Of the volunteers
So w hope to see q full house on the
occasion. Rememember to night, Janu-
ary 4th!
Since writing the above We learn that
the performances have been postponed
until Monday night, 9th inst.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
sATURDAY..... JANUARY 4, 1861.
Sugar Planters Meeting.

The sugar planters of the parish of West Baton
Rouge are requested to assemble at the Court House
of the parish on WEDNESDAY, January sth, at 10
O'Clock a. M, for the purpose Of taking into consid
GRAFTON the planting sor next years crop. Let there
be q general attendance of all engaged in that branch
of agriculture. By request of several
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
Tm gngar elanter,

Communication intended for this paper should be
s;rected to BATON ROUGE, not West Baton Rouge.
oar Exchanges will confer a favor upon Us BY
directing as above.
s7- Any of our Baton Rouge friends having COM
unicat,ons, &C., for the SUGAR PLANTER, by leaving
them with Capt. Jos eph Walker on board the
Ferry-Boat, Sammy South, will be promptly received
- Our Baton Rouge patrons must send over their
a lyertisements on or before Thursday, to secure their
insertion the same week.
"a Mr.. JAMES SrRAwsRIDGs IS our authorized agent
in New Orleans to receive and receipt for subscrlp'
tons and advertising.
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YIcTOR'S BOULEYARD STPFP-
Restaurant and Oyster S.l..,

BATON ROUGE, Ia.
-TlHE undersigned begs leave to annonn.. J, !.
1 friends and the public in general, the re.e,s.a ~
of the Restaurant formerly known rs Nadamxs -
genes. =
There will always be found RRESH 0Ysrrpc
well as all delicacies the New Orleans marts. \.
afford
FISH, CRABS, ETC, ETC.
Choice Wines of the best qualities. Priyaa ,o-.
have been fitted up expressly for Ladies', ~s
He solicits the patronage Of his friends Al q.
public in general. nct N..
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Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.

HIHE NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT 49,
L "sUNNY SOUTH, ~ill leave
Baton Rouge at Z O'Clock, \. =. d1ringd
the Winter months, and at 8 O'Clock during HUI
me-, and ply regularly during the day. A ntr.d
of fifteen minutes will take place between u ~
from either side.
last trip at sun-down, and remain 6vs nisatse -
on the opposite side; after which. persoas 6esae.s
crossing before sunrise next morning WIN = -
over in skiffs 1t double rates Of ferfiaee aepM19
to contract,
~ No contract will be made for hniaeN9
year OF quarter, but in order to suit the ssaNa1nM
of those whose business or pleasure eaneee 49,
quent crossing Of either theMselvse -
s'Passage Tickets will be sold On IL -
ages OF twenty five for Four Dollars, befng -
Of twenty per cent. ON the eatablished laea..
RICH,DMxRKHAN4ce.N
ap'l 6lf fns
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70 Members of the Police Jury will
please take notice that the regular session
of that body will take place on Monday the
9th inst.
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re- The heavy fogs that have been
inflicted upon US for the past week, have
greatly interfered with our mail arrange.
ments. We have but little news.
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.-aAssOwmcene.s
KEEP IT BEFORE THE pFnp..

TyHAT the largest and most. select as.ou-.
j Plain & Decorative PAPER W".%s.td
yer brought to Baton Rouge, is nov obsn E-
nation. Orders tar - s1ats
Painting, Graining, Glazing. Gliding, Pam, ~,
etc. solicited. HOLDREGE HIccrcs
nov lit Main street, opp. A. Hst,.,.
Bat Or Rorrs !,