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IIorsE OF REFRESHMENTS Sullivan-IIamilton. Washington-Brooking Campbell Greene-Milligan. Hawkins-Jas. NJ. Hord. eflcrson-Watkins. Grainger-Cleaveland. Claiborne-lIouston Knox-John Williams. Blount-Tedford. Monroe-Stephens. Roane-EIiah Hembree. McMnn-P. B. Anderson. Bradley-Lauderdale. Hamilton A. Whitesides. Marion and Hanilton--David Rankin. Overton-C. J. liuddleston. Jackaon-W. T. Quarles. Whte-Anthony Dibrell. Warren-N orthcut. DeKalb-Dr. Fusen. Cannon-IIenry Trott. Coflee-Roberts. Ffanklin-Gaines. Bedford-E,. J Frierson. Lincoln-Henry Turney. Giles-John Buchanan. Marshall IT. c. II. Miller Montgomery-Wm. B. Munford. Robertson--W. ". Pepper. Dickson-Eubanks Hickman-P H. Walker. Lawrence-Allen. Wayne-Morris. McNairy-John Warren. Ilardin-McGinnie. Stewart-Shaw. Humphreys and Benton-Y eates. Hardeman-Austin Miller. Fayette-Fisher Shelby-John l.. Sneed. Perry-Brashear Henderson-Swayne, Madison-Micaiah Bullock. Iaywood-Clark. Gibson-Bone. Carroll-IIall. IIenry-Dr. Mcfarland. Weakely-E. Etheridge. Smith-Iallum and Flippin. Sumner-Gulld and Duffy. Wilson-Ffazier and Chambers. utherlord-lslChardsOn and BurruS. Maury-Gordon and Wilkes. Willamson--Ne enable and Bostlck. Davidson-Elliston and Manlove. Johnson and Carter-Wiliams Washington, Hawkins and Greene-llayneS Cooke and Sevier-W. Duggan. Campbell and Anderson-McAdoo. Rhea and Meigs-Frazirr Bledsoe and Morgan--Thomas. Polk, McMinn and Monroe-IIolt. Fenuess, White and Van Buren-Jabez C Iitchell. Lincoln and Gles-Jones. Bedford and Marshall--Black. Tipton and anderdale-Glem. Dyer and Obion-Marr. Hardeman, Fayette and shelby-Pearct
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ol olorn ms ;,sts dream nm. of a glory. The ns,. !, wore into the State must n;n.h ' new " sh In. In one l1 of his numbers he p'isn saall An
 that the people of this State seen seems t qulte q1 ,t as well off without the Tolah n,ala h' and that his absence would ii bsp presence t ol very great importance, apP apRVse aS | that. Proiesses 3 to have done is 'ap in all al the { h his fell llellIow-citizens, He neve, Y, 'p1ao 5.1l l.aat he had been in the State yea, osl'V os s rendered such important sefyiess pSr' of t fI'a { to to older and more distingui,slbles5S llsSa ., sy q
 he ought to be sent to Congrsass. si''s' ,I on a new comer sits quite as s'rss, "rsa.. N ',. an old citizen. R. never had s,'is'a a ds,!. parage I3' any new conner, but f5 bsis,s. os.,a I titled tI to equal rights and rfySs prj,;Is others, but they are not enti,Iaa IP.5'llegd ference and privileges over 'ou oibe.. 10 a B here been said now or at any % o,,.
 not intended in any way for 5bs O,aer aa: Banner. His position, as an 4aS aJ;,al sul'| hlm to D, be a sentinel on the wall, l,',' or racy. He IS the organ of thp ,.' n.,.'' one will complain so long as sI bp bp',y, n.y; duty. ' "' pefl1
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3. Cock, Sevier and Blunt-J. F. Henry. 1. Grainger, Jefferson and Claiborne Richard Thornburgh. ,. Knox-Thomas McCampbell.
 6. Campbell, Anderson, Roane and Nor gan-I. T. Lenoir.
 7. Monroe, McMinn, Polk and Bradley Granville c. Torbitt.
 & Hamilton, Marion, Bledsoe, Rhea and Megs-Robinson
 g. Fentress, Jackson, White, and Van Bu- ren-Sam. Turney,
 To- Warren, DeKalb, Cannon and Coffee III. NJ. Watlerson.
 Il. Lincoln and Franklin-J. D. Fletcher
 l2 Bedford and Marshall-R. Warner
 l3. Rutherford and Williamson-.Abram P. Maury.
 II. Wilson-John Muirhead.
 15. Sumner and Smith--Wm. Cullum.
 16. Davidson-John Trimble.
 l7. Maury and Giles-Jonas E. Thomas. IS. Roberson and Montgomery-J. D. Tyler.
 l9. Dickson, Stewart, Humphreys and Benton-Voorhies.
 20. Hickman, Lawrence, Wayne and liar din-M'Dougal
 2l. Henry, Weakley and Obion-John A. Gardner.
 9. Gibson, Carroll and Dyer-V. Seyer. 23. Madison, Haywood, Tipton and Lau- derdalc-John W. Harris.
 24. Henderson, Perry and M'Nairy kiah Bradbury.
 p. Hardeman, Fayette and Shelby-Wil- Hanson.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN
 rEEEEDSnN GnIrNr-pU

Democrat of Jefferson county, authorizes and requests us to announce, that public meeting, of the Democrats of that county. will be held in the Court House, at Pine Bluffs, on the SECOND MONDAY OF NoyEN- BIER, ensuing, that being County Court day. The object of the meeting is to appoint Dele gates 10 represent Jefferson County, in the Democratic State Convention to be held in Little Book, on the STH OF JANUARY next
 .SoRREsroNnENTs.-Our correspondent ''R' again has place. Not that we deem him justly intitled 10 it; but because WIG know the positions we have taken in favor of Democratic organization to be impregnable, and are willing that they may be subiec- ted to the test of any attack. The duties and obligations of an editor, being based up- on common sense and common right, can never require him to yield, as matter of justice, any portion of his columns to cor respondents whose communications, howev- CT good their moiieeS may be, are obviously intended to overthrow the very positions il is the bounden duty of the editor to maintain We seek, as is cur duty. to maintain the or ganization Of the Democratic party-'sRn seeks to defeat il! Is there any obligation on our part to oford him favorable position from which to strike his blows at that organization' Time has been when such courtesy to disorgaaizers would have been deemed nextio treachery on ourpart, and"R would have been amongst the first to make the charge agalnstus We repeat, however, tha, compositions being impregnable, because they are made up of the recognized principles and policy ofthe Democratic party, we are willing that 'R'' should run tilt against them; espe ciaily as, in doing so, he glaringly exhibits the weak and desperate shifts man impo- ses 1pon himself, when he sssees the wrong, but will the wrong pursue"
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From he Washington Union. MARYLAND ELECTION.

Col w. F. Giles, democrat, Is elected in the 4th congressional district by S42 majori- ty over Mir. John P. Kennedy, whig.
 Mir. Folks majority in the district was 473
 Thomas Watkins Ligon, democrat, is cleo ted in the Sd congressional district, composed of the 18th, 17th 18th, 18th, and 20th wards of the city of Baltimore, and of Baltimore county, Howard district, and Carroll county. Ligon's majority in the five wards of the city Is 764.
 John Kettlewell, Esq. a gallant and per severng democrat, has been elected sheriff ol Baltimore city by majority of ,2Sl over James Law, Esq, the late popular whig mayor,
 Thewhole democratic ticket for legislature, sc, has been elected in Baltimore city and county.
 CARROLL oouNry.-Ligon (dem,) l,51l Wethered (whig) l,574.
 HOWARD pIsTRIcT.-Ligon's majority is l3, and the whole legislative ticket is elected
 In FREDERICK COUNTY, the whole demo- cratic ticket is elected by some 200 majority
 CECIL COUNTY For Congress.-Consta- be (dem) l,59S; Wright (whig) l,530. Ce- ci has also elected the full democratic legis- lative ticket.
 Wrght,s majority in KENT COUNTY is only 69.
 We are indebted for the most of the above returns to the Republican and Argus,
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The ARKANSAS RIVER, as Il determined not to be beaten even in slow race by the Ohio and Mississippi, has grown 'gradually small and beautifully less," until it has reachd zero on the scale of water-courses.
 But to compensate, in some measure at FIR continues open and delightful, and the HEALTH of our city and neighborhood is much better than usual at this season.
 PuLAsM CIRCUIT CouRr-This Court commenced its fall term on Monday last, Judge CLENDENIN presiding. We under stand that, as usual, there is large number of cases on the docket, which will require long session for their disposal. It will be remembered that the last term of this Court, commencing in April, continued three months.
 TIE SUPREME CoURT Is still in session, and making all due progress with the busi- ness at its disposal.
 Even our neghbor of the Gazette, who has heretofore been hard 10 please with the proceedings oi thls tribunal, seems now dIs- posed to be just towards il, if we may judge from the following, which wo clip from his editorial of last Monday:
 'sFrom the determination evnced by the judges who arc present, we think the busi- ness of the court will be disposed of before they adjourn, so that no ltigant will have any right to complain of a delay of usticen
 Hon. SAM. c. RoANE reached town on Sunday last, and on yesterday took his seat on the bench of this court, as one of the Special Judges.
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Counterfet Dollas.-Spurious Ameri- can dollars, of the new stamp, are in circula- ton. They are very apt to deceive those unacqualnted with the genuine coin.
 Louis. Times
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"A FARMER SHOULD HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH BANKS. ."-The following paragraph, which we find ill one of our exchanges oc- cupes but very small space, yet il con- tains world of wisdom-wisdom which, if practiced in days gone by, would have saved thousands of honest, well meaning, thriving men, from helpless ruin; and may, even in time to come, do incalculable good, if laid up in the hearts and minds of the people. The permanent prosperty-the very safety of our country depends upon its observance:
 'Goop BANKs-The editor of the Chi cago Democrat has been applied to by far mer for list of good banks. He answers: "We publish no bank, as it might fail whilst we were penning the article. A farmer should have nothing to do with banks,n
 THE LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
 The Legislature of Tennessee commenced its regular biennial session, at Nashville, on Monday the 9th instant
 The HousE was organized, by electing, as Speaker-BRooKlNc CAMPBELL (Dem0 of Washington county. Mir. Bmnch (Dem.) Clerk, and Nr. Charlcton (Dem.) Assistant Clerk
 Tae SENATE failed, after several ballotings, to elect officers on the 9th, and adjourned until next day.
 We have since learned, from 4he Tennes- see papers, that upon the l3Sth ballott, Mir. II. NJ. WATrERsoN (Dem. of Coffee county, received Is votes, and was. duly elected Pre- sident of the Senate.
 The political complexion of this body IS as follows: In the SgNArE-13 Democrats, and l2 Wings. In the HousE-39 Demo- crats, and 36 Wings. The joint Democratic majority is 4.
 The following names of the members of both branches, with the Districts and Coun- ties they represent, we copy from one of our Tennessee exchanges.
 SENATORIAL DlsTRIcTs.
 l. Johnson, Carter, Sullivan and Wash ton-Dr. Martin
 Z. Green and lIawkins-Jacob Critz.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

eIeCleu 10 lHt ItgISIatuFe
 FoR CoNGREss.-Chapman (whig) .935, Key (dem) s5s,
 The Better Wdy-The sons of the poor die rich, while the sons of the rich die poor What encouragement to toll thro' life, acquir- ing wealth to ruin our children Better to use our money as we go along-educate our sons-secure their virlure by habits of indus try and study, and let them take care them- selves.
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TNCEEDIE DE e YORK.

On peut 5deJa mSsurer up~proxtnatlye.
ment l'eten5kle du d@saslre ga Il frappe Ia
ylIle do NeW-York, Ben gull SOFT N
mense, il esf4oin d attetndre les proportions
gisantesqlss auxguqiIes la rumcur publl'
q,e await Forte. DE- fsa qui await com
meace ie III vers qIgtfe heures dn matln,
s'est atreta vets qlatfe heures du soir, a.
pres ayolr sew dura1t douza heures aVrc
une e2ouyajitahie ~iGyeur. Les ~lltnites du
theatre do IN ncendld'so faclIcs a sulVfe
lnantenant. Sur ID cole Est lie Broad-
way, toules los r~nai8ons dep lis Exchange
Place. d coEnmenceG par Wayetly House,
~iusqu'a Ia rsjse M.tk@ tisld, aInsi que trots
uu quatre tars ctttd rue, ont 6t6 Ia proie
DIES dtmmss. L~'encbignure des rues Stone
ct Whte-1Iail a sornpaFatlvetnent pen
sooGert. angst que dsux Gu irois malsons
sur Ie cots.b cord dc ID premiere de ces rues
qui ser, de ante &H'lncenile de- CO point
E~lusqq'a Bead street.. Dams cstte defnlefe,
lie fen s'sst sten1a II "a rns Stone aux ma
gasIns pulf4cs gut seat a desx on troiS por-
les de W~tl-Slreet5 les deux c6tes sont
d~etrnts. u Nofd-Duest, la Unite est nne
lfgne tireeS1es Magaslns Publics au Wa.
verIey.LlnQse. T6lte Ia rue Beaver y a
p4sse, depai' IL Btwilag Green ~Jas4u'a
clngoa SIX portes ayantla rue William.
I Slr 10 co.e OIest W Broad Street, toutes
les maIsons, comprises entire la rue Morris
OF Ie No kB, out eIs detru,tes. An Nord
de la rue ,Iorrls, Of ma sauve les maisons
de Broadway que par des Pfoilgss d'acti-
vile ~ d~e&uruhnnC1
II est pryblble que l'expIosion qui a don.
ne lan1 d tnlen,i1e a reimbursement, est
celte dss RESERVOIRS de GAz de la C"mpa-
gnie MsnFattan, sisaes dams New Street.
Ce qrl 10 prouve, c33est qu'ausslt6s fexPlo.
sion, les slyaux desgaz, aIImentes par ces
r~eserYoIrsE olt cesse sur lie chimp den
%Gournir. "a await paFle dun grand a2pfo-
v~lsionneEEgent de ~s4apetre cOnme etant la
cause DE- FsxpiosloG, mas e~xpIcafion pa
raj, fHt leu prauSIhtp. L'expIoslpn a etc
epOdVantSbie; eIIeS3a prodalt u"e co,ntno.
ton qli f$ssenbIaS a ia tremblement lie
terre, ct u bruit s'3a est e~ateniua plush
u,s niilea de dI.taSnce. Les nsaisons d.
Wat.Sir&,, ct iss44nvirons s'en sont rese".
ties, ct is.pIupart 'aes vltses ont ete biz
L. noiTbre des inaisnn< atteinteso Oh de.
truites par i'Iacenlis sc eve a 233 Oh en-
estifne l8ga!eur i: plus de deux millions
e, OJ0,OA)) do Rs4stres. La perte en
na~rchanses est plur 10 noias aussl con
s~iderabIesSst la pate totals d'apras les cal
culs les pas mo4aJos, dot da2aSssr clnl
millions de PiasifS'.
Les charges qg5 Get enjoyable sinistrs
fat reto Ssbat slr be eanpagAes d'assu-
RANGES sJat enprtaas; qlal ies.ines Psut
atrs y sieeo nb srfnt; nlis "a pluPtrs pale
ront. Utvsrs5s cs1nptgates de l'Etai, de
Bo-tun. is Washington, stnt aussi com.
pro.nisess les unes polr de fortes om'ns
! d'autfes pour PsG.ds chose CertaIus eta
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Quslquss.uns he bdy oppoaoss font cir
euler lie bruit, afa de.nnire d PeIeetlon Dc
NJ. Debnyst qacpt NJ. Johnson est @Io'll
fera son possible pour obteniFls siege da
gouvernemeni alBaton Rouge, 81. que NJ
Debuys sly opPbssrai do touto manlsfe'
La nnuvelle co9stitution ord6nno que 10
sisge dl goavorhetnent sera axe ~ moi'a
A~soixante miles de Ia vile de Ia Nile. Dr.
leans. lie GpAyerneuF n'a aucan p@ouyoir
dane cstte afrtire-le droil appartien, i n
legislature, st DO plus N. Debuys nest
nulIemcnt opp9s6 a B ton Rouge. Mai.
vOyons dc ~l'autge cote; ~ lleaienant.Gou-
vcrneur CONNIE, president dl sGun, a droit
n uns voi2, ct M. Landry, le candidat de-
mocrat, residanA j Donaldson, fera tous
SEES efforts pour obtenir le s.sgeda gouSer
nsment a cette place 60 preference de Ba~
ton R~ouge--tandls que III. Sparrow, Ie
candidat whig, u deJa fat toas ses %efEnrts,
CONNIE stnatstr, pour l. ixer parini nous.
Hsrs des cnndhats, sil dot en- rdsulter
quoIque avantoge d notreYllle, &c sSTa YFai'
Inens dams P6ltction des Whigs.
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ARRETEE ~ IaboR Tbomneon.

ARRETEE par John B Thomson, a
81 -sjdence \ environ qnnifs miles dn
BruIey landing, dnus cesle p~aroisse b
vachs blanche 81 noiFe, ag6s d'enyiron
qnatre ans, courles coFnes, smooth crop A
%'oreilIe gasche, ct swaAoU fork ct under
bita la dtoite, marquee al fer J. T.. 81
Ia dit vache nest pas reliance solon les
lois du juri de Police, ellie sera vpnduo au
plus haut onchdrissenr, pour du compliant,
10 Is Ssptembre proclaim a 10 hsuros du
matin, 4 la residence du soussigns, jng0 do
paix.
WM. II THOMAS. ). r.
Cues. 3. Rouge Juliet II lsA5. ~
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SERRU RLER.

NJ. II. GARDEY. lnforne respectueuse.
menl IL pubic qlh s'est 6tabli d la forge
de NJ. A Mopgsi dams celtic vile. OH u f.
I'd tonies softes d'oayrages concernant la
Uerrnrerie, fOrtes en- FER, TanBpes d'sscaliers,
lilies de tonibes, p~aEat0uerres dans leurs
princIpes. ontils pour toate soTtes d'etat,
au4si t"ute sorte d'oavrage concernant IL
mecanisme, ferrement dos volt u:es a nenf,
mordJ dss bcidss &c, ntIsst lou sorte d'Oti.
tiIs aratoires--Ie tout a d o prix raisonna-
bes.
II assure les habitans OF autres qui YOU
dront bien l'hoitorer delenr confitnce qu'h
portefa tout sou zeie 81 sol attention pour
en- merHer In continuation.
Jmllet IL 23.
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Arrete' par Dorgeville Grange, rtsidant a
1uaire mile au-dessous do Ia msison de cour
lie rs du courant, I'm icheval %couleur bal fonce.
sans marque au fer pcrceptible, grande cri.
niGre ct queue, seize psumes do tsuteur Age
d'snviron SIX ans.
81 lie dit cbeyal nest pas reciam6 dams
lie courant de go jours de cette publication,
commencement aux rGglemens du jufi de POI
lice de eette paroisse. II sora vendu a
la residence du soussigne, Vendredi le 80
Juliet a 10 heures du matin.
Conditions de Ia veDte-compsanf.
West Baton Rouge, ~ mai le45.
II VTIN. HEBERT, ]. P.
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Al~"
Mort singuliefe.--Le coroner q etc ap.
pels hier matin,la fare II leves du corps
dune femme netnmee Catherine Buke,
ap6e de ireute cxsnq aus, ,~5rouyGe morte sur
10 plancher pre- dc son st.. Cetse femme,
oaoiqus Sc s~sngpnt naIede jeudi matin,
s'etait rendde Mi tnagasin Oh ellie 6ialt
employee cpnnt5e coutusiere. Vers midi,
ellie revInt danaIsa ~Chsrabre, go plalgnant
dun grand malAe tete; PILE SO coneha sur
Ia pIaneher eli Qkalgre leg instances dune
~voisine, no vousSt pas ID, METRE All lit, en-
dlsant qIu'elle etbit plus Jraichement sur 10
plancher. A denx neuses du matin, la
dame chez la@fiuIle, elElB etait log6es yint
pour Ia votr, m5ais Ia tfeuya morie. On
appela de suite 3e c~otonof, 81 lorsque Get
officer arriya i trouvu 10 corps place sur
une table: on Fexamin& Ell on s'apercut
que le cou 6taiJ *Ancune indics de
violence ma et5 ~decouv}sat; les yeines du
cou etaient eaA5,es ct tres etendues; d'autres
etiont dams l'eSAt ordinakre Iorsqne In mort
Prevent dun cfsup dc s1laiI, On ne peut
50 rendre c0mbke de la dislocation du cou,
ql'an sapposat HI que La maIheu7euse est
toinbse sur Ia gate en- essayant dc monter
sur son lt. OH 5ien, que 'eccident Went do
Ia ~maladresse Ses personneS qul ont place
10 cadayre sur9a table,.
Abeaie du 90.
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DR.. 1T ~REAuREGARD.

lnforme SEES clients ct 10 public quill est
de retour de la N. Orleans, ct tent son ca
blnet ouvert de 8 heures du nlstin s apres-
midi.
Ilspose les dents artificielles avec imila-
tiaa p~arfaite des dents naturelles, depuls une
ju~qu'au deDtier eonplets
Pose les dents a piYots sans Ia moinare dou.
lepret en- queIqaes minutes llnltent Ia nature
au point de tro perf@l lie plus EXPERIMENT..
Oriie. ~pIomble, gu cInente.
Detruir lie nerf dentaire cans que lie pa
tent zen apereoive, ct garanti son insenslbi-
lite.
Dirige Ia secoade deDtitio1 des e%nfans, ct
currige la deviation de leurs dents.
II a considerabIement rebuilt ses prix ct
t~ravaille pour du compliant.
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EUROpE.
Arrin9a "a Rritdnnia.

La paqnebos ! vapeur Britannia, capi-
tains J. Hewitt. parti de liverpool ls Z
c6uranl. est arrivee a Boston 10 49, six
heures du matin, apres une traVersee de
quatorze jonrs ct demi.
ANeLETERRE.-Rien ou pFesqus rien
dans les nouvelIes de &c pays qui puisse 10
t6resser nos lectsurs; car lis ne s'inqule-
tent gu6res dc &c qoi e Passe Z Ia CouFr nj
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dams les hautey r6rions do l'a~ristocratie an.

dams les hautes regions dc l'aristocratie an
glaise.
Lie MARE de Londres a convoqu6 une
assemblee a l'efet d'onvrir des souscrip.
lions pour yeHir au secours des incendles
de Quebec.
-Les actes pa~rlementaires D'offfent
rien qui yaille Ia peine d'etre meniionne en-
detail. lie bill dos colleges dsItlande Sc
debat d grand peino contfe ropposltion drs
torys protestaps OF des evGques catalogues
d.Lrlande. Le sort de celtic mesure est
encore fort douteux.
FRANeE.-Les nouyelles polltlqnes soDt
sans Importance ct pressure sans lnterst.
Les deux chambres 6taieut occupies h dis
cutter ct 4 voter dos lois excIusiyemen
d'inieret local-lois do chemins de fer,
budgets DC.
.-Yoict I'm nouveau genre de m6rite, do
services 6clatans, dc grandes actions gu
moyen de- quo. on obtient la Legion dillon.
neur. Pour celia, il faut SO mafier.
Le robaD rouge sert .aainsenant ! alta.
cher le bouquet de noees; c'est un acces'
soire oblige do toilette conjugale.
Vous pouviez lire hier, en- efsi dams tous
les journuux grayos
IN. le prince Alb IT de Bcoglie, fila de
N. IL due de Brogtie, a hpoisd bier. a Ia
marie du dlxiene ACCOMPLISHMENT. Mile dc
B6ran. A l'occaslnn de son marriage, NJ
le prince Il reg ll'ordfe de Ia Legion d..
Honneur ct l'ordre dc Charles LII d'Espa.
gne"
In COMMODORE PREBLE.-Las cendres
do commodore prebIe qai, depdis trente-
hut ans, reposaient dams Ia tombe de ~
famdle dana Ia clmetiere dc Portland, onl
etc reinforcement deserrees par nrdFe Dc
son fills. ct deposers dams une nouvelle Tom
be, au.dessi ~ do ~IaaielIe il 80 propose dc
riser On splendide %nonnnienr.
On Iii dams Ie NepQrh Daily Advertiser
U1e jtnnef dams tumba mefcredl dams 10
nsiefe dn Nor l, en- debar 4uant du TIE
gragh ct blen quiz eutla une douzline d.
boln1les, null r'osalt la secoutir. Heuteu'
semsut qle son ifers 50 t~roayait q bor do
btteau. Des qh'II sat l'6yenpmaflt a "
precIplla daus IL hsuye, ct parylnt j san.
yer "a sGuf."
Mons sommes henreux do p%nnvoir nioH
ter quo ce fe & est VI. WIN. 6. King, edi,
teur du N Z. Eueniag GazeHe.
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REFERENCES.
ARRETEs PAT John Tbonasson, 4 ),

ARRETES pat John Thonasson, a a
residence, a environ qustrs miles du Brn-
leg landing dams eette p%aroisss me vaeha
ID son sulvant tschetes hlancs ct noirs, Ia
vaehe est agee speu-pres de 8 ans, uaarqu6
AD (ae ioignsni) 2, ls veau n's sucune
merqne visible.
81 les dts aaimaux ne cont pas recla.
mes scion ID loi, ils seroaG vsudts 10 plus
offrant, pour da complain, 10 10 septem.
brs proclaim, I 10 keUFes du malin 1 Ia
residence ju dit Tholnasson per IL sopssl.
gn4. iuge de paix.
Quest Baton Rouge. Juliet 5 1898.
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pAYEZ vOs AyE

Ayant en- nfa possession la lisis dos
taxeS pour 1914. toua ceux qui doirent dea
taxes pour Ia ditto annee ct les precGdentes
sout reqmis de payer dams 10 conrant do
trente jonrs de cs date, a moi bureau, 10
meme que celui du mnire de cette vile.
WIN. HUBS,
Tres. ct Col. p~aroisse E Baton Rouge.
Mars 8, 1915.
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" pAR LE RAYGEUR.

Il sera vendu en- Vente publique q Ia re-
sidence de Jacob KrumhoIt, In q s06t une
vache, 10 veau. ct un bBIf, arretes et af.
fches scion la Ioi par 10 dit Kramholt.
Lurdl 10 II ao6t a ia residence dc Dan.
tel Sullivan, sur Ia conite, un beuf arrst6
ct afich6 scion Ia Ioi par 10 dit Sullivan.
Samcdi le 8 conrant, d Ia residence du
DR.. r Pay une vacho ct un vear,, arIetGs
Of atRches scion Ia Ioi par 10 dit Fay.
Aussi 10 m5ane jour d Ia porto do Ia mai.
o de- cour uis junent nolre, arr6tee ct
afichee scion la loi par SyIvestre DAVIS.
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iuillei 81 25 Rang9nr.