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We cannot find the authority ofthe Picayune for say
ing that Mr.. Parsons had intended returning to thu
stage.
The following is his letter to the editor of the Louis
Vile City Gazette, published on the 18th ut and il il
cer'anly pretty positive, and if the account given b,
the Picay be correct, would place Mr. Parsons in
very inconsistent light.
Mr. MARsHALL:
Dear Sir-Altiough it has never been my Gus.
tom TO pay much, attention 10 idle rumors vel tie one
now ailoat demands retutatIon
In the first Place. have no intention erer to return te
profession have recently Abandoned; and secondly
from either the church ministry looking for nv re-
ward not here, but hereafter dcrnng it my peculiar
glory TO serve IN the ranks of the Lo Jesus Christ and
TO be found always faithful soldier of the Cross
The misrepresentation of my friends has been a venial
ohe-hut lesi those distance should draw wron.
CONCLUSIONS be pleased to give this pIuce in your pa
per. Respectfully yours,
T.. b. PARSONS,
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1889.

fire occurred in our city Sunday morning n, the
corner of Common and st. Pc or Streets which DESTROY
ed several bindings stables andw ork shops; among the
rest several handsome houses, property of r.
Frere' and +. q. SorIe. Mrs. Ca,npbeI who occu
pied the corner house, has lost great deal by The fr,
most OF her furniture, handsome new carriage. aud n
fine horse, which persisted in the lars und insu,
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The Harrison editors think that Gen. Harrison
is stronger IN Tennessee than any other Wing can
didatc AL the Wing editors of Tennessee saw,
that in their State, Mr. Clay is by far tho strongest
OF tho Wing candidates; and VIC suppose that
their opinion is cntt!ed 10 at least some weiyht
Here is article from that sterling and influential
Wing paper, the Knoxville Time, it is full of
the oloquencc of truth and argumont.-L Louisville
JoyrnaL.
The impression has been ndusriously circulat>
ed i'll other States, that the late disaster hic the
Wings have sustained in Tennessee was chiefly
the result OF MIR. Cay's unpopularity. This is not
So In those counties of East Tennessee where the
Wing candidates defended Mr.. Clay from the foul
nsperslons OF their opponents, and avowed them.
selves his decided friends, the most teiumphunt
success pcrched upon their banners. In this county,
Governor Cannon's name constantly iden.
titled with that of Mr.. Clay, and the overwhelming
majority of 100 votes, which e received over Gen
Armstrong two years since, was increased about
oo. Look ut Jefferson, and Cooke, and Greene
and Carter, IN which counties Con Garter, the whig
candidate for Congress, publicly defended Mr. CLAY,
and where the Wigs Themselves held up his name
as the choice of their party. These counties elect
Cd Gen. Carter by majority Of between 1900 and
2ooJ votes, and IN every one of them Gov Cannon
received 4 largely increased vote. DO these facts
indicate the unpopuarity Of tho Kentucky states.
man ! We assure our friends at distance TINT
worn and ru>ty sha its of calumny which have been
gathered iron TIL fields OF past battles, again to
be hurled at Mr. Clay, have spent their whole force.
he mlnlons of power have overdono their york.
he people have become surteited 10 loathinp
with the denuncialions and abuse which have becn
heaPed upon Henry Clay, and an honorable sym
patby has been awakened among them, towards
HIM who, like the venerable Washington has re.
NAMED untouched amidst the storm Of balls which
have been sent to intercept his Henry CLAW
is just the MAN VIC want. With his name, Side by
side with the watch>word ofREFoRsI, inscribrd upon
our banner. VIC cannot fail to conquer. Every Wing
arm vii! be neryed with re doubled cncrgy-ev,ry
Wing heurt will beat with tentold confidence, un.
such leader. He never bent the "pliant hinges
OF Inc knee" to power never Rugged the chains
which palace nenials wear never kissed the gil
dod rod with which the pampered servants Of The
people would lash their masters TO obedience lie
has stood IN the front runks Of tho opposition to
the oncroachments fthe Executive upon the rights
ot tie people fer Yeats and never shrunk from the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

At meeting oftGe friends of Mr.. jamcs w. Wallack
at tine Aslor House, New York was resolved o SIM
port Mr. Wallacks company, the present. at the the.
alre Nbos garden, Broadway and to raise funds
for the nmedinte erection Of splendid building supcs
or to any other of the kind, and commensurate with The
increasing population Of New York. committee has
been appointed to procure suitable lot on Broadway
and anrl,rt will be made to purchase the scile of Wash
ington Hail.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

We regret to learn that Wednesday night shortly
after he mail steamer Augusta had cast off from he
wharf at Washington, she came into collision with the
Steamer Phenix, "hcl, plies between that cy and the
mouth of the Potomac The contact was SO violent
that The Phenix sunk in few minutes She had on
board Az or passengers who, with their baggage were
taken on board of The Augusta. We have heard no
particulars and do not know to which rurlv blame is
attached or whether in fact, either party is chargehle
with Intentional wrong or culrahle negligence The
Augusta was SO little injured that she made her trip as
| usual.-Frederck> burg Arena.
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3 A z A A R.
(nenar Of ~ fNLa.iaa {. <,....>,... IL :.

e07"N7 q JV471ES CONEHDN 3ZFeeZ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
RuSt Il ALLAN would respectfully call the at
~ 'enoit OF citizens and stranger To TIER complete
assortment OF Gentlemehs linen shirts, do Cambria
WIN linen ronts fashionable linen fronts: linen col
iars: silk, cotton aud mero under shirts and drawers;
ca'n,rc and silk Lanlkerchies: black and fancy cru
watts in great variety: stocks Of every description gum
sinsl'c ami cotton suspendcrs silk. and thread
g'oVes gents hoskin gloves: umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also,-Splenild assortment of ladies and gents wri-
ting desks Dire sSns cases. port olio., peruncry cut
lery, md rich fnncy goods
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Recorder. Office, SECOND yIuni:innl;,v.

Reports Of Day Police and Night Watch.
~, OCTOBER 4, 1889.
Michael cnran and Patrick Nurphy-untste,!, found
in the S,rcrts-DiSchnrgcd.
Patrick D,ll"hunt-nrreSicd for striking a wnichnou
several times and threatening To stab hin-Bouud In
keep The peace in sla0l.
OCTOBER 5,h.
Mary Atkins and Nancy Mack-n,rested as Juuycron,
mud sus ci"us persons Committed Migrants for 30
days each.
VIM TAYLOR, Patrick Murihv. mud - Ilocy--ar.
:rsttd found in the street. 'sc,rrge.l.
Thomas Cumney and =. Fnnl,a,l-hoh arrested for
Disturbing the l'cnce-Di~churgcd.
Thomas l.y,cll-arrest ID for attempting to RESI- lie n
prisoner from the wutchnun. - Bolnd I, Criminal
Court in $500.
Charles kingley-arested for striking Waterman.
taking his club, and disturbing the peace-Buund to
Criminal Court in 5 100.
Joseph Whc-arrcsted, charged with sccrc,inc a
slave.-Di>charged.
OCTOBER 9Th.
John Rose, Jacob I'ner, md Joseph Nlar,ir-ar
rested to"nd in the tfests:-Disctarged.
Jnmes Slavtn, Susan Slaven, and Catherine NJ, vii
;iams-arrested Cat rcques for disturbing The eace-
Disc laryrd.
james orc-arrcs:cd for striking the captain of the
bnrque Trad Ferrv.-Bound to District Count
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Rain at taSt.-The wind has been for several days
from the cash and YESTERDAY, with the new moon
came fine rain; how long this may continue know
not, but NAV expect cessation with chance Of wind
to the north, and cold wealth ", and maybe, frost,
Oh, for u frost,
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES.

NOTlCE:-The undersigned, having been duly an.
~ pointed by the Honorable the Parish Couit in ind
fur the Parish and City of New Orleans, Commissioners
to estimate and the damage and expense ofopef
ing and continuing St rhonus street in straight line
from Suzeiie to AnnunG,ntDn street, have made their
estimate and assessment and have deposited true copy
thereof together with the plan in The Office Of the clerk
If sad Court, for the inspection Of aIi whom may
concern "
un will be presented 10 sail Court Tor coi-
fr,i,on on Wednesday the Goth November, 1859, and
all persons interested in property situated IN ST Thomas
street its vicinity, hereby notified IN make their
objections any they have said estimate and assess
ment on or before the ninth dny Of November neal.
. Wnm l.. Hodge,) 49,.
J.R. Gtnos, : Commissioners,
1910. William +. Hepp, }
New Orleans, Oct. 9th, 1889.
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Recorders OWce,

2l Municipality. !
1Yo DIR. COLLEEN, or Agen-You are hereby not,
fled to conform with the ordinances of police i,
thirty days from this date, in executing the following
order to wit:
10 to be filled up witt, additional earth Ger
tain lot Of ground belonging to YOU and situated or
Tchapoulas street, bet" James and Market sis
lttie above work is not completed within the speci>
bedby the ordenances.
S f kIRAUR
Conm.ssary Of the Sd Wa,d.
New Orleans Sent % 1917
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100000 tickets, at SIS scheme price. 81 500 OOO
Selling price $50 per ticket
SYLVESTER Il Co.. 156 Broadway, NEW YORK
Sole ApeuIA.

u The receipts Of the sale of the tickets vii, be de.
posted in the Canal, Union, Carrol,on, Citizens md
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans, in the nome Of
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. b. Perrault ncuuliy
Cashier oflle Citizens Bunk, and A. Baudoun. ac-
lualy iaslier ofhe Consolidated Bunk, as Trustees,
as per act passed heore A. Mazurea,, Esq Not. Pub
nn The ID May 1882 and the properties transferred to
the above mentioned gentlemen uAiucun,bered as
s'ees, for the security of the fortunate prize hol-
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
lioen'x Bank to the credit othe above named City
Bunks of New Orleaus.
The Public referred to the passed heE,,e
a. Nlaznreuu, Esq. Not. Pun. in relation to the prop
pcrties which embrace the respective prizes in the
Lottery.
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r w. COLLENS

CNtzfH SElteS' COMWtyStO
Appointed by the Federal Court Mt New Orleans
OfFlCE No. 100 COMMON STREET,
Exchange Hotel Euldings.)
SAlD Commissioner takes utfidaviis niIler and b,
9v,r,ue of the Acts of Congress- pa >sed th Felri
ary' 1917; LIST March 1917; the judiciary Act Of 1888
and other acts of Congress, in such cases maize an,
provided
Said Commissioner has considerable experience
md uses frins III caption and certificate which h we
stood the scvcresl scrutiny OF the abest Lawyers
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

Gen. ROBERT Y. HAYSE, of Somh Carolina died At
Ashve on The 9Th uI'. of bilious fever.
With him. it is c;red by many, will die the great
Southern aud Weston Raj! Fond.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

The public offices, and the counting houses and stores
Of many of the merchants and radesmen of Natciez
have been removed during the epidemic out of the CITY,
to different places in country vicinity.
The Free Trader Of The Isl, October stars that the
fever has not proved fatal in 1897. An intelligent
physician calculates that, in private Practice the num-
Der Of deaths do not exceed ten per cent.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

a Ia HGuanne.
Els soussgncs nouvcaux propretaircs dc rG-
- tab issenirnt situe dons la rue do la Olrapi,,
No. ll9, connu sous 10 nom do MANSION
HOUSE, ont phonneur d'informer lie rublic, qu'ls
'eront tous 'curs efforts pour rendro ugrcablcs
aux pcrsonnes qni voudront bicn les favoriscr de
Icur conf lnce. Los commodities qu'offrc .ue mai
son aux voyageurs sont asscx commas pour ne
point juger ne :essaire den trc lei 10 detail.
II srp-ly CUNEY e. FULTON,
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.-.- s GRAND REAL ESTATE :
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY,

Situated in New Orleans, '-'
TO BE DRAWN ON THE LIST DECEMBER 1889
INJACKSONVILLE, Fla.
Under the superintendent Of the Commissioners up
pointed by the Legislative Assembly Of Florila.
SCllIIDT'& HAMILTON,
Mauagera.
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MANSION HOUSE IIOTEL

MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
la Hubunnn.
US ln'rascrlt"s nucvos prnprietaros del bcn
- cnnocidn ESTABLISHMENTS nolnbrado MANS
SION HOUSE, tuado en- Ia c,llc dc la Onrnpia,
Num- ~; tienrn Of honor de annIcilr al pubico
que sus '''ayorcs cuerzos y atcncones scran dcdi-
cauas cotiiplaccr las pers"na. que les iavoreh
can con yu patrocino Las vr,,,n rs que po,cc d..
cha casa para 10. viagcrus, tanto por locaind,
comodliad. etc. etc tan coiccldas, que cs iu,i-
til enunoraras.
~ set-ly CUNEY & FULTON
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OUU IkIZES, as follows:
Prize-That magnificent three story brick
building, known as the ARCADE,
III Magazine street, measuring 286
feet inches lines Magazine st.
lag feet 6 inches Gravier street,
and lNl feet II inches Na.ches
at. This building produces now
rent OF $37 ,OOO per annunl, and being
in the most fourishng part Of the
city, oPposite three banks, and in
the immediate neIghborhood Of the
St. Charles and the City Hotels.
Its rents will, in very few yehrs b..
increased to fifty thousand dollars
per annum. Estimated al 100000
Prize-That elegant four sto'y brick build.
lug known as the CITY HOTEL,
formerly Bishops Hotel, situated ut
the corner Of Camp and Common SITS
measuring 1872 feet Common st,
and l46 feet ~ inches on Camp st.
This building rents for $25 900,
and being in the most central part
of the city, can shortly be increased
to thirty Thousand dollars per
Prize-The three story brick dwelling
house, No. 80 on Natchez street,
adjoining the Arcade, rented at u
hundred dollars. Estimated at $2O,0Ot
fnze-lhe three story brick dwelling
house, No. IS, adjoining No. 20, OH
NatcheZ street, rented at twelve
hundred dollars. Estimated ut 100000
l irze-The three story brick dwelling
house, No, 16, adjoining No.i9, on
Natchezst rented at twelve humid
red dollars. Estimated at SEQ, 600
Prze-The dwelling house No. 90 north
east corner Of Basin and Custom
house streets, measuring 40 feet
front on Basin street, 10 feet front
franklin street, by l27 tee1 depth on
Customhouse street; rented n, Gf.
teen hundred dollars Estimated at $4,000
Prize-The dwelling house No "a SOUTH
west corner Of Basin street, meas.
uring 30 feet inches on Basin st,
80 fact inches on Franklin street,
by ~ feet lOl inches depth on Gus
tomhouse street; rented al fifteen
hundred doilnrs. Estimated at $4,000
PriZe-The two story brick dwelling house
No. 339 on Royal street, between
Ursuine and Hospital streets, meas
uring 2 feet inches on Royal IT.
by l27 feet IA inahes in depth rent
ed at $1,000 per annun,.
Estimated at $l5,00t
Prize-250 shares Canal Bank stock, al
500 euch, ~ ~ $4,000
Prize-20O shares Commercial Bank stock
-. 500 each, ~ $4,000,
l Prize-i50 shares Mechanics and 1ra-
ders' Bank stock, ut 500 each, l5,OOt
PrlZes OF 100 shares each, City Bank, 10000
Prizes of 50 " = Exchange, 10000
Prlzes OF % F." " Gas Light, 5O0l
Frlzes OF 10 " Mechanics and
1radtrs' 1900
~ Prizes of 10 Louisiana State, 10000
~ Prizes Of 9 f" Gas Light, 2,OO(
!OO Prizes Of | =" Bank of Orleans, 20,UOt
@o' Prlzcs of l " Union Bank of
E'lorJo II ON
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

NJ Err. brought t" the Police Prison Of The ID Mu
w nnlr"lIty, the following slnves, viz:
negro man NAMED Jackson, about 81 years VI ags
says he belongs 10 Mr.. Howell.
A nuatt" bha named John, about ten wears Of ape
sn, he belongs 10 Mr.. jaime %
negro glrI named Jnnr, ahou, Is wears of n.esa,a
She belongs 10 Mr. Ve,sau,
nesp girl nntrl MaIg llant, nbpu, 1G Years of pre
says she beungS To Mr.. rramois.
The OF said slaves will PIE? 1t call nj the pr;s
TN OF mo "a Nun clphlt, prove property pay charges
aud nkc them away. II ; iiARfEK
aug 20 Canaan If no W,,.h
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The Late Fue.-Thousanis visit the ruins. We
have rarely such general mpahy as is expressed
for the sufferers The walls and pillars Of the French
Church are not as much injured supposed
There was but $2000O insured it. 1t will require
twice That to repair it. The original of the cdifoe
exclusive, we presume, of the costly interior furniture
is stated to have been $4,000. The walls of the Dutc
Reformed Church are whole and unhurt. There was
but liO insured, and it will require 10000 to repair
the building. The insurance the Consstorv il $4,000
which will cover the rebuilding. The insurance of s8O1l
on The African Church will it thought, the loss
tlonal Theutre has commenced. appears almost Ger.
tain that gas had nothing to do with it, there was n,
light burning under the stage, and the fire broke out u
Opinion gains ground thu, the fire was the work of IN in
cendurv.--N. Y. Star.
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~ AS brought 10 the Pound 81 the III Munc:p4lit,
w situated IN l'ar"nnc, between liuva aud Girol
streets, dark bay Sud HORSE, about IA or hands,
i'gh two hind feet white, with scar or cut on one nt
them The owner of said horse will please Gull at tho
pound prove property, pay charges and take him away
on or before Saturday the Iitl inst. when h- will bo
sod at auction by = II Guil"te, public auc,i,neer.
IL 5 HARPER, Capt. Of the Watch.
sept5 Per rII6S HARPER
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I ARD-09o kegs leaf Lard, very superior. for sale
~ ny g DORSEY,
O3 al New
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post Or faltered in his duty. DeEstssa bat never
subduedtnhursel but never tro5den under fool, ho
has tisllcd into The hottest Of tho G9t, still shout.
ing his bait ecry orNeusr despair Of theReputlic,
and spreading dismay among tho trained bands of
the enemy We repeat The just the man The people
Of Tennessee want. His very name will awaken a
thrill Of enthusiasm throughout tho Wing ranks,
from Carter Shelby; because it is assoc atcd
with all that is nobto and elevated and inspiring.
tho timid will longer waver-,he inditfc en-,
will be spurred 10 za', and tho active will catch
spirit Of consistency and ardor equal 10 tho impor-
ta'lce Of the Struggle.
Give US, ,Iunn, Henry Clay of Cchtucky, and the
Jate Of the Spoilers is seulsd ia Tennessee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-08

ARRIVALS
October 7h, 1890.
To" boat Tiger Crowcll, firm tho f. pass hnvu, low ed
4" ship Mercngo, brig Nrncdnr. teccca aud scr
Duc returned 10 the with lot of salt crates eiua n
Eoruon OF the cargo of ship Nouanum, Liverpool
aground on the bar. LEFT the bar u,t ut 10 4
NJ Keroristwo ships one Brig and scf,rs citing
10" boat IcInnsscan lnudin., m the W p.ss having
to sea her returned tn the city harqne Ijerurs
and brig Rov Left the bar the 9th Instant, at o'clock
A NJ. Nothing ''
Tow boat P"rpose Davis, from the Moth Pass
proceeded to sea light returned the shin Ieubs
and sp Mstco Jcero. Left the bar the of the 9th
repo,ts nothing
7 Ship Arcahus, ,al d,ys from Bos on |, : & 1
Whitney.
Brig Boy, Williams % days from Newport. to FaiI.y
SIP Mstico TiCero, Rosas, 81 Malaga to CucuIu
lapeyrc & co.
liarquc Herr ules Williams IS day firm Phi .ade pb, tn
Rooney a co.
IMPORTS
OosIoN Ter ship Arcathns. ergo assorted merchandise
-. To sunlry cnnssnres
F'LADELtlilA. Fer barlue Irrcucs-Cargo assorted mer
rhandisc.
NE"FORT-fcr brig BOY. Cargo $40 his pnatoes 20 bis
aud 2NuO punches onions, % bis tar 60 do oil
1oJ w Barley
MALAGA. Per sp Mistico Ticcro. Cargo fruit OIL demi-
zs9.- JOHNS, se=nrs DC to cuculu, Lapeyrc 4
MEMORANDA
RIVERS still very low. and no prospect of Il rise.
tarq"e Hercules when off IInle m Wall. smoke bri.
lsrahsn. 10 days frnm Baltimore Galveston. -
'ris BOY 25t ult exchanged signals schooner Ham
nali hence FIR Newport.
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/ Els soussignes hyant etc duo'nent NOMINEES gar
- Honorable Cour dc Paroisss dans CT peDt n
paroisse ct vile dc ID NouvcIlcOtgans, coirrnis4
sionnares pour estimor et cvalucf ss dornnaTrs ct
dcpcnses pour 6largir ct conlinucf 10 rue St. Tho.
mas, en- gnc droite tic Ia rue Suzctto 81 Ia rto An.
nonciation ont fait eur estimation ct assessclnoh4
ct ont dGpose vraics copies, ains quo lie plan dals
c errffo dc Ia dito Cour, pour ttre inspccl6. pur
tons ccux in.ercs>cs.
ct avis public est par le ptesent dennG, que Ia
dte estimation ct assessment seront prcsenifs IL
dtc Cour pour dtrs contirmc mercrcdi, 10 ~ NJ.
vombre IL .; CT toutc- pc:sonnes in6rsssGes dams
que!ques propre 6s sues sur Ia rue ST. Thomas,
on son voisinage, sont par 10 present notifies de
iaire curs objections, S'iIs ont, cote es,ima-
ton ct assessment, ic 9ms. jour de Novsnbro pro.
chin. 49,
Nouvelc. Orleans. lc 7 octobre ls49.
s.x,,. II i I S $ S$$S
NOTlCE-fo Sievedores, Ballast Merchant, mi
o,hers:-in compliance with ordinance OF tho
council of the I'd municipality, shall, the 18th inst,
proceed 10 The sale at public auction, Of all the ballast
now lying on the Levecs If removed theelrom pre-
| viOus to that tlute. JNO, II BlTI Err
| o5-lod Whurfnger I'd municipality
A uA Arineurs, Marchands de l.estc ct autss Con-
"A fornennnt une ordonnanct du Consel de Ia I'd
muncipalite, e ferris vendre Pencan lie 10 du cuuraaa
tout lie Lese actuelencn sur les Levees q NJ ssra paa
encvc avant. JNO. K. BUTLER,
o5 whr'f I'd mucp,e'.
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La etc conduit gu Postc du 3me. dist let de Ia
L Ode. Municipnit6,
Unc Jt1MENT sorcl, ayunt une C.ole nu front,
peu pres S mains do haut
LIE propriGtare est prize de venir Ia reclomer a,
poste du 3lnc district do 10 Seconde Municipali,6~
sltue au coin dcs rues Robin ct Annonciation, en-
Prouvant sa propriG,e ct eli payunt les ffais.
81 d'ici au 10 ocobre proclaim, ellie n'6lAit pa.
recam6e, clio sera 10 dit jour ycndue Fencan par
+. A. GHillotte, cncanieur, commencement 4 Ia lo.
oct J. L. WINTER ler Iiant
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tSLOUR-70o hbls supertine Four, made from new
II wheat, for sale by & DORSEY,
Oh IL New I.eyee
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NOTICE,
Ne" arrangement to commence 1st august 1889,
NEW ORLEANS e. CARROIlTON RAIL ROAM
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS,
: From Carrollton. From New Orleans
Horse Car al O'clock a. NJ IHorse Car at o,.incL
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Sept. Is.
Ffty>one Indians, men, women and picaninnes vert
landed alto Marion on Tuesday, from the Medium
from Charleston the party captured by Lieut. Hanson
and those from the South, there, and ordered back
They appear in good health, but somewhat downcast,
sea voyage being new thing to them.
report 1--WE hope unfpunle) is published, that Gen
eral Tay lor has offered release the whole, provide,
10 of the urderers at Caroosaatchie be delivered up
by common estimation the has cost 20 or 30 mil
lions, and 20 or 80 hundred indians luve been kec
or captured, On or $50 only have been killed during
the war; TINT is, to kill or capture lndun costs tel
thouSan, dollars, and during the war the lives of ri
least 1000 whites hive been sacrificed in battle or b,
assassination Were these Indians then released, il
woHdcost $3l0ooO and the lives Of twenty citizens to
recapure thtn.-feraid.
We understand that Col. Downing has written thai
he was politely received by The President Mr., Poin
sett told him that the largest possible available force
would be sent to Florida to finish the war. Until the
intentions fGovernment officially published, the
thousand run!ors aaoat not worth listening to-