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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-12-03

Five girls. all under fifteen, are uoder
arrest in st. Louis for burglary.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11
Do YOUR DUTY.

Tbs issze OF Friday and Saturday aeI.
viii determine the veal or zoe Of Loas.
lana for years 10 coma. Il bs5covss
every man who has 8 spark Of patriot.
isu 10 bis heart 70 do al be car - csfssI
81 instrument which threatens the Bisrsr.
Of The white man, sud tie i~n.srses Of ell
with shou be CONS IL cooiscL Toe
total number OF registered voters in iais
parish is eleven hundred and Uinsty-niue.
Of which two thirds. ST least. are oolored
This statement may sppsl, bu! it should
no. 6ishsartea. There srs many parishes
10 toe STATE, where the white vo:s 10
largely in excess Of the colored. ard tbis
should encourage every white voter 10 DO
bis utnoa. 70 reducs tbs heavy majority
sgsins. rs here, Every vote thus gain
ed courts two ia cur fsvor-every vote
les. counts two for Cur sdve5saries. We
look for e good report from New Orleans
and - must ebdesEos = be verify Of
car chisf city and opr state By strsipiEg
every uerve 10 toe good esuss Tbs odioss
eonstitutoo oace adopted, we nay expect
carpe,-bsgger rule for years. 81 long as
hose ~vsgsboaas eau make oansy by
psDdsriug &c the passions Of ;be colored
man, 60 long will il ss done, Dot caring
shat Interests are ruined, wbs! prospects
bligh.sd, &c long - their own Is secured.
Pellov citizens, ponder this veil We
sball be 81 the mercy of nea Sc
nerciless as their greed Of gain. TIE
last dollar, tbe last dime. perhaps, eveu
sole psintsinsnee Of yoUr families,
be wraug from you 20 Gil tie pock-
eta Of those itinirsnt vagsbauds--if their
rspaei:y can be sstisfed with anything
j. not SO much OF The del1ded colored
se complsir, or have cause 70 fear,
but Of the low-aung sdventarer Who d.
-ects ard controls their votes tor bis ben
sod their injuEy. Turn oct, thep, sud
as you Hever worked before,
10 defeat that consultation. The evils
hat viii flow from its adoption will ex.
ceec those Of TABLED Paudors's box, With.
bot even hope being lsf. behind. On
and Saturday ne1t the matter
viii be decided and We nGst abide tie
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11
Wa prn-Don's knew hav it asppsr

WE nfn-Don's knew hsw il sappsE
"a. bps IL I'D We wen. through liSs
G sash Somebody said something md
then ve said sensthirg, aud tben We 10th
said .ons.hisg Then Sc Mutually
agreed. Somebody produced sheet Of
paper with printing I'll over It. Bone
ocs read ibs paper to Is. hen ~ read
TIE pspSr TO tope ope aid tbsr We nutU-
ally agreed. Quoth some o cs1 VOC
60 TIP s0d We Spotbsd in orr improved
v~erpaculsr. els woAl p which being 10.
,erprsted nesus "ous zonsiezT ~ TheE
.one ere wrote aad sigpsd, and ,beu We
wrote aod signed, and thea We both
wrote snd fignsd. Then ws ~au,uslly
agreed. The deed Was done We we're
then prososnosd > loyal citizen, ss good
as s 4" eolored PERSUASION snd fully &c.
titled TO All the rights aud privileges Of .
brere. white nsn. We we're q reeister.
ID. Don't know how i. happened, bat it
lid. aud we survived the fearful ordesl
With calm and digniied couposure.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

r TIE Impeachment disgrace eoaan'
:;1oes 70 drsg j. ~esry beng;h slcpg, de-
spiss3 I'D denounced BY every -aa VITO
clEinl soror sod rssasctaeil.iy. Prssf
deaf Joh7,oa nay Be rs1avsj By ths
votes Ct tie radical members, bat BE vii
DC cherished IN tie Affections Of ths per.
lie long altar his trsdneers have passed
from TIE us0ory Of 1sa-onSess, indeed
their isfsnT readers their nsDes iEpsr
ishkeie 80 epitsp5s ef tie past which
fu,ere generations will read So proper
subjects Of ,so,n AID i~adignstiep. To
O., IN enc sease, Presidens johnson 10
po;bi1g Elected y tie radical party,
&c eas Gave 10 direct or ias. claims opou
.bose vho call thersslva Dsuocrsts +;
bat So So hooess S cancellations usD, be
vio, the respss. Of sll .Aess who love the
Constitution and TIER liberties, and
which BE ia sin defending even though
De Iocara the hatred and sRnisy Of those
vic elevated bin to o5es. He respects
the oath be took whsH ssora ., Chief
Magistrate Of The .hols eODatry. and
faithfully ends.soss 10 discharge The
dates ss they ara aeihsd in that hsgns
Chsrts Of orr rights, he Coustitadoo.-
His defsUaeu asrsKsrd their solemn ostts
sod throw s,ios ss worthless sIl that
Anericsa citizens consider sacred and
holy. The sxcitsasnt and ~eonfasioo Of
the tiues obscnre much Of TIE President.
patriotism, bat vbsa tranquility shall
cree more be restored-wbsn Conssitu-
tioDsl liberty is again accorded TO The
whols people, TIE merits Of The ra. viii
rise With the occas;sp, rhils :be lsbors
Of the perjured men will s:nk them into
the fsthcrless abyss Of soorn snd detsst.
alton.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

- The trial Of Coz. Baker for perjury
hss not been resumed before The Dis,rics
Court. bat Whenever il ia, We feel assor.
ed . triumphsl soquital viii Be the re-
salt. Tbs Plant-,' Basner says tba,
the freednen who went from 81. Mary to
testify ia behalf Of the Governor, were
threatened by the es~rpst-bsgger clique OF
that parish. Bur the freedmen. j. appe.r.,
loved honesty and fair-play better than
injustice and wrong. and they went bold.
ly forward aud discharged conscientious
duty. pnintimidsted and unds.erred BIZ
The threats or frowns Of the scsllywags
who attempted to control their actions.
Good for The freedmen
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

EEv CAsrIpLrss-As tas election
2raws rear, uew candidates bsgin &c
spear. To-day. kr. ]. V. Durable, Jr.,
~snnornces himself az a cscdid.ts for
Sheriff. Mr.. Darslde 10 90 yell keown
ibroogbcu. the parish IS . deputy 10 the
ohce TO which be sspir.s. that il IL IN
secssssry TO say anything 10 his behalf.
Mr.. Evsrists Henri is q candidate for
Assessor. &c is young, energetic. and
VIII 10 doub. make . good otscer, il
elected Both IRE ~rupuibg a. ipdspen.
oeat candidates
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

The good peopl. of Thibodsux are 20
ing to keep cool during The deg dsys-
oar confrere Of the Sentinel Gays that q
machine sor the msnufscturs of ice xill
be erected 10 that town in a few days
by the 18th Of April. He must let Us
know bow il works. Shonld it make
real, boaa yfde ice snd DO hnmbug, we
will advocate the erection Of ope in orr
tovn.-HerrtHe SoHtA.
Don't do il. ny boy don't do i'll The
usual concomnissnts will follow the ice
in the shape Of those gay and festive
sunmsr beverage, 30 popular in that
ancient town, AID then what pU become
Of the editor The gods forbid its soc,
cess
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

- The 6slvestoniaus have got " o.,
ere on the brsin" very bad and loudly
cisuor for more. They say the New Or.
leans folk only spared hak ths troupe,
and they wan. the whole undiluted ami.
nal or none 1t all. The press critics are
undecided - 10 whether the troupe sing
il French or italian, each defending bis
opinion with great tenacity. What .
gcd-send the German opera troupe did
not 30 there instead, as . similar dispute
night have arisen as to the language
assd-soms coutsndiDg for Comsncbs and
others for English. New Orleans critics
are In bigh glse at the ignorance of their
Galveston bretbren, a. il affords them .
ehsncs TO show of their theatrical and
tiszuissieal erudition.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

FiE, Nh. SUxsEa The probabilities
are that the following statement il true
Charles Sumner was heir to An estate
OF . near rslstivei in the South, (virginia
IL was). His deceased relative owned a
large number Of slaves /; and notwith-
standing Summers professed hostility 10
slavery. be caused the poor negroes to
DO sold and pocketed some $50, 900 from
the yale of them ; and while be was max.
ing speeches on the bsrbsrism Of slavery.
stc.. be was living sumptuously on the
money be received from his traffic in
human flesh.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

~ Up to the time Of going to pres.
The returs from the ConnectIcu. elections
are rather meagre, bot 30 far ~ received
the Democracy show a majority Of fifteen
hundred for Governor, which 10 IN 10
crease on last years vote. We shall have
the foil particulars BY next issue. The
news from tho Radical State Of Michigan
is encouraging in the extreme, the new
constitution which Incorporated negro
suffrage, has been defeated by nearly
eight thousand majority Here 10 cause
for congratulations. indeed | If this be
~ iudsx Of ito popular sentiment. that
State will vote Democratic in the fall
Ia several local elections in The West. the
Democracy carried everything before
them, although in the same places the
Radicals were in majority last fall. Thus
swels the tide Of returning reason to the
northern people. While we see such en-
signs shall we not do oil We
Gao TO assist them in restoring The coun
try TO what il was when prosperity, har-
mony and peace blessed al sections!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

The ou.chits Telegraph states sba. q
prominent white Radical 10 that parish i.
. dealer IN young mocking birds AID COW
horns.-Advocok.
The ssme mar hsd 90 OLD, halfbliad
and crippled negro - psrtner 10 the born
business. The old negro went about the
country collecting horns and then shipped
them to bis Radical partner in New Or.
leans. Some time has elapsed, and toe
old man ia still waiting to hear from his
consignment. The Telegraph thinks be is
likely to wait. x8IE 1ZE#a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11
Lvas &les

VA
" ILL Be SOLD At shs covrs Hsx,s # M,
psraa % WsdEesda', the = szs Of Aprl. 4. 1856,
all o'cleck a. a.. te de io-ea hsSox ~ eok~
Fsrd. sss bsTssnkfss osscsrss Iev.es Esuas@c d ia
in v yard The Eonsraetos 30 fsrass GOOD ssd
solvent securiiy for tvo-shfNos Of he ancrp, q Ina
work, ana 70 have he ssnss sorclased ~ te Ola Of
irre- TIE hsishts Essn n the spsesasstsoas are Il.
pernsneni he'zais I'll 81 m ls.es nsvs fally ssriA
70 provide Tor Tie ssrinkzss I s sbo9i9 Be siasd 70,
which ne eoassscter 70 20 Iaeis.e % pay rood
road. With noe d'aesas, vii also DC t.IsrSx by ia
coutaetor, Along all 0es lssess for which 20 sr.,s
compensation shsi. be nj wed Tbs Lsvse. or Va.
% each pisasaiion vii Be scid spsssssay.
DIP cszs- PGssnsos.
lApseee-U psw levse eonr,zD~irs a lows, al.
bow OF levee hriit ty the Srts Dne.esr . ee
tet long.6 ke; high. 20 fsss base ARD s iss crc~n.
sigh, 30 ieet Case and 8 sss ersvs.
% reee-M isst 10 6 6 se, aiSt 81 iss base ana
s teea crown.
9Th psee-Comme.cins q, lsws saox Of 1--we,
ouii BY Planters n 1857. Dsasossoos: $50 bet log,
8 fest hish. % sses base and 6 kes erowa.
W.D. Waters plsea
A nsw levse zz abovs whas lis res.~sca e,oS.
100 f< lons ! "a sa hsh. s ks hA< ,ad s e..
Lesee bsak BY the ssase 70 6s n.sd. Pr.,.,di.
nlsnssonsi eTe kss soeE, asenee height I.s ssa,
base II feea. crown 3 es. ,ns aher reosiry:
3 feet hish, IS feet hsss and 6 - erova.
R. Il. Hsnews phsa
n. urper portion OF the leves hoilt hy the Stats
TO De repaired Present aiDens;cas 7s0 k<s lonv,
average s 5 sei higa, II kea base snd . fes crown.
Dfmsns'ooa after repaas: 9 sss hxt. S. FEET hass
and fet crown
A pece OF psw .evee across eaeYxss. SIS feet
long. ~ Bet hsh. - hsss base snd 8 fet crown.
Tie lower 20 fion o. leyee bait BY the gsa,e II be
repaired. frsseos dimensions 400 tss long, svs.
ace Is let high. % E<s bss and 7 tees crown.
Dnsenaons sfez ,eSsia 3 tx hieh. S. is, bass
and 8 set crown.
Ma. NJ. Cosrneys eises.
1870 Be-, Of lrvee bah By lie Sssss 70 b repaired.
Present dirseel 5as-s Ia Sees hieh. - kes bare and
z ies crown. pmenaocs ahsr Fepats-s let higa,
S. Sees bsse and 6 fes crown.
Anew ievee acres e~revsne--69o ke long, 9 ket
high, n kst base and 8 feet croxn
Mn HersSorts plaeA.
1000 FEET Of kvee to BE- repaired. Present dimen-
heixhf 6 Is fsss, hsas 20 ises and
crown q lest. Ahee Fepasn-Av8aes height, 9 ke,
bae S. ks and crows s is&.
Al. DUBR0CA,
Parish sssveyorA Asrs lasp'r llsh Wan.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

81. Louu AcruAL LIyr issuance Cor
r4sY-0n fourth page will b found .
statsnent Of the business Of this com
pauy for the pas: ten yssrs. showing /.
lsrse and rapid increase for the time
specified. We question il any similar
organization in the country csn show .
osttsr or more satisfactory condition OF
adsirs. In connection with this subject,
ne ere pleased to learn that Col. j. g.
Williams, the agent Of the company in
Baton Rouge. has met with great encour-
sgsnsns in this vicinity, which be eI-
psc.s TO materially increase BY visiting
tbs adjoiains parishes.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11
~ The Waiting Glib meet sve

70 The Whiting Club " meet every
afternoon st Phil Bauer's saloon. when
al important business is discussed and
transacted. A huge log Of w~ell-seasoned
cedar has been provided by President
Mao, and oil who have sharp knives
can " whittle . little y to their hearts con-
tent. bsaz
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11
~ Arkansas adopted the Cou..isusi.

~ Arkansss adopted the Constitution
BY sixteen hundred majority. instead Of
defeating it, - previously reported. Il
is stated that the commissioners Of elect.
ions keps The polls open several Pays
after tbs legal time bad expired. ard that
the freedmen wers fairly driven to the
polls BY the cArpet-b.ggers. Carried or
rejected, it's Oh the same 10 the Cousti.
lusional Congress party. They do sil
things on the squars"-they do
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11
Memo surrsAar IN oHro.-Tbe Cincit

NEaRo SurrB4aT IN OHIo--Tbe CinciI'
nsti Enquirer, Ct the 81 inst, says
The people of this State having, by a
majority Of so, 900. at ibs lssi election,
decided tia. trey would %. nave negroes
vote, the Legislature ss Columbus i very
properly ensctng measures which will
give expression to the popular will
Despite of The fact that tbs constitution
restricts toe right of suffrage 10 white
citizens Of The United States, il is noto.
rious that Radical boards OF election Of
fcers have, in disregard Of it and their
osths to support it. allowed negroes TO
vote By that vote they have q Cover
nor and other officers in power to-day
II is time that tbis illegal voting WAS pro
hibitsd By severe penalties, and We hope
that cur Democratic friends will dsyise
sdset9sl measures 10 that end.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11


Ne The registry closed on Wednesday,
evening lass, after Eve days labor. TIE
total number r~egis.ered in that tine vas
40, Of which So were white and 81 col
ored. The aggregate vote . the psr:sh
1899. The eolored vote has been some.
what reduced by The present nomadie
disposition of tina. race, while re have
lost = few white voters BIZ removal to
other parishes. We do not think the
white vote will reach three handred add
City. TIE difference shows tie heavy
majority we have TO contend with. Bo.
we must rot be disnsyed. Every mar
should pu. bis shoulder to the wheel and
do bis best. Nothing vas ever gained
BY vhinpering and whining over nisfor
time. Il is only the energetic and deter.
mined nj Who succeeds against adversi.
~. We can, despite the great odds, do
much, and shall we 20. attempt it when
ne have SO much AZ stake?
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

LsvsE S.LrL-We pablish tbis zsek :
list Of ieves sales ordered By the Inspsc-
tor Of the IIth ward. Tie sans work
Vas sold once before, bot owing 10 come
isfo,uslisy, the conditions ssrs not con-
piled with We hope better sccces viii
attend The Inspector Oh this occasion
Contractor for tba. sind Of work vii
sud grss. Inducements to purchase.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

A PsorHxr AT HohE.-The correspond.
sns Of tbe Cincinnati EDquirsr, writing
from Fairfield. Illinois, The home Of q
c. Warmoth. says
10 the Weekly Inquirer, of Feb. S, |
see the nonination Of q. G. Wsrmoth for
Governor Of Louisisns. Ia is another
o of the loyal. and 10 considered here
40 worthless aud = greatsssscsl. Most
ssy one ia the town Of Fairfield knows
him. and . corrobosate my statement
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

PicKrso up Loossn Darxxs.-"W ha.
sre you doing o for . living I" said v,
The other day "a . we'll known loonger,
~ho "wrung 10" with . party who were
" refreshing At popular Baton Roug,
saloon. "Oh. nothing much At present.
said be, " only E. hires me- to stand
around the bar and pick sp The loose drinks
~ they come 10 |" A profitable business
that for loungsr and saloon keeper.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

a NV BUsHEss-An eHtsrprising in
sividu.l residing in the apper part Of the
parish, is erseauively engaged in catch
Jog Wild cats, ia which ths. section Of
oosrtry sbo1nds. Is Rtips them CT to
aidsssrs places for ssle as crriositiss, and
ss3s The Business re~n1oestive. Re
should start > bank.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11
GxsEsxE CszY- Mack" Of u. a.,

IstEEAL IL MACE" Of ina Cir
cinrsGi Commercial, ssys
People WHO laugh st tie vorzipsnsn,,
u~3Svs1e5s underestimate ito strength and
ertest ]! ipelpdss il organized socle;s,
six hundred thogssnd voters. o. thsrs..
boat, scattered throughout The large ana
snail cities Of the Upion, sd up!tsa.,
enc man On all questions s5eetius ths
rights and interests Of labor uors =.
pecisliy ca The greeubsek issu.. Tbsy
believe, whether right or wrong, TIA,
Gen. Carey 10 the bes. rspFsseutsir. Of
their views, and are making a strong
effort 70 put bin prominently forward in
the spresiosntisl espvsu. Some Of III.
senators are in favor Of ruuuing the 7sp.
srsi as & candidate for president ! Of
course they have % hope Of sisciiog aim
ottSrs are 10 favor OF o fusion with n.
Democracy, by which Carr shall be uOu.
insted for vice president Bet rsg,rd
This as impossible. 10 vies Of tbs s.rony
probability Of PeBd!stonis ~nouinsiios fer
president Il cAoa be Psedleteo snd
Cary, Of eourse. Bat one thing i. ear.
tain. that Cary holds in the kollos Of bis
hand vetes eoough to tHrn tn scals s;lber
way 10 the next presidential slection-
There is scarcely 8 SEass.is iha Unioa IL
which the worEBguenado got hold h.
balance Of payer. Aaaer uost of TIA
States-bots5ly is PeDasyivania-A.v
have hitherto voted the Rsprhdcsr ticket.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11
POE PARISH JUDGE.

- We ara surhonzsi 70 announce Dr.. VIII
Lac 8 L0BDELL, AZ candidate for he ofsce
u P.yix Jszge, fr ibe parsa Of Wes bstoa 2oSgs,
x1u De sew CoaEisgton, Il adopted,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

- Ths Democracy Of New 0rlesns
have at last nominated . ticket OF .bsir
own for ibs approaching election, inelud
ing local and State aEioes, with the e1.
cep!iun Of Governor, and for Congress,
men. We questioned the proprie.y oil
such course st 6rs., and condemn il
oow. There is ore point to be attained
10 this election which ovefiops sll other
considerations and that is the defes. Of
Constitution. To make 1omiHasiona 10
only to incur The chances Of indisidual
success, to sscure which, they will be IN
diferen, to the public good 50 long ss
!hsir own snbition can be gra.ised. We
do not desire to dous; tbs patriotism and
integrity Of those who accepted tie Dem.
aouioasions-.hsy may strive
hard to defeat fhe Constitution, bu. it
will be the hrst tias ia our experience .ha,
re ever knew men to work 10 dsfes.
the nselves.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

NJ At the Court of Quarter Sessions
10 Pitssburg, Pa, . few days ego. . col.
ored lawyer named George B. vashon,
from New York, made application for
admission. He vas nnsnimously reject.
Cd. They love tho oolsrsd man 10 The
Radical Stste u Psnasylvsnis.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

81 violent gale passed over this
psrisb On Monday, doing much damage
a The way Of prossrs,iEg fences. lAs
snail szildirgs. ETC. We have 4sard of
10 ssriors mischief, however. A torr.n.
Of rain followed the gale aud continued
assrly the vtols day. The rain wa Of
material benefit.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

~ Weather u giorions ss ever fell
upon humanity since creations dawn, 10
pooriae its golden beams upon o.. Every
serve and 6bre is FLIED With .1satic bliss
aud every hour . frsugb. With joy and
gisdnsss. Nay it eoatinus until.
chsagssi
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

The African republic Of Libsia h.s
ast bad 40 impeachment case, snd push-
ed it through 70 TIE fsrfbess limit Chief
Justice & J. Roy. the Oldest shipping
merchant aud veslthsst nan-in the 70.
pustic. has been inpssched and removed
for high crimes sad misdsnesnors. ard
G.. Psrssos is chief justice 10 bis stead
Boys offence consisted in discbsrginz. 90
payment Of $ tus, sn English vessel,
which the law required to Be eon6scated,
for trading bstvees shs ports Of TIE 70.
public without a license.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11
0 SHERIFF,

M Boron -Pl.sse aEnoanes J. :. Duh-
GLoH, il, a. ; candidate for TIE cGce ef shsF-
z q this psrisk, 81 the election or5sres 70 Be
Lsj5 &C tie I7,A and 1871 met snd oolgs
THE PEOPLE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11
On CssssApsrayyt
The So.tks . queer paper
SO peepls cay.
whs1 the Inside Is April,
And the " oanids is May .

The present year 10 said 10 be one Cor
the re~appsarauce of the ssventeen-yesf
locusts. 1t is stated that these Iocusta
made their hrst recorded appearances 10
Maryland 10 1893, and returned every
seventeen years after that tine, their last
being in 1851.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-04-11

The Lebanon. Tenn, Herald learns that
The congregation Of one of The negro
churches ir that place have brought
charges against their pastor for voting
the Democratic ticket Al the recent elect.
ion, and il 10 believed that be will b
urned cot 81 ~ sFFfHHU