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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01
FRANCE


Great excitement has prevailed at Paris.
r44rtf- .s++-+.f 4Aa-t4-
signaiion, en- mas>c, ofthc Ministry This
was caused, first low the open hostility of the
President towards General Chanuarnicr. who
in defiance of the earnest prptcstntions of the
Ministry, was given permission an thc-inst
and 10y dccidcdmnjo to Justify his CON
duct before the Assembly,. Both the right
and len warmly appaudrd the General when
the Ministry abruptly Withdrew, and with G.
quail pbruptncss resigned Ia body.
The President cXlcrieneed- aEaai-e ltll,et,I+,--
IN the formation of a new cabinet Barrot and
others having refused to accept Office. This
state Of things continued for nearly a week
when, as We learn from Geographic dcs-
patch dated Paris, Friday evening, kindly
FURNISHED by apt. Luce. tho NaHitgur ar
pcalrd with the Presidents speech, and the
official announcement of Drown DE L'IIays
for Foreign. Affairs, aud General Rcynancs
Delican d'Angely, for the War Office. with
new appointments, also, of Minister of Marine,
Public Works aud Commerce
Another decree signed by the Ministers Of
the Interior and of war, is published. aud ~
voked the decree bv which the National
Guard and the troops Of the first division
were united under onc command. The effect
OF this decree is To abolish the post hereto
fore held 10y Gen. Changarnicr. Gen pcrriot
takes command of the National Guards, and
the troops of the first division are to be com
InuHded by tiCn Paraguay DIIiIliers He en-
tiers upon his duty by general order to tho
army OF Paris, in which. he-explains the OBJ
icct of his mission, and states that he will
maintain the discipline which his predcccs-
sors had established He also states that he
will uphold the authority established by the
Constitution, and give his energetic support
in the execution of the law.
a postscript TO tho despatch, under date
o'clock, states that motion had been made
m the Assembly, that the members should re-
tire to their BureauN, 10 name a commission,
to prepare resolutions expressive of the voice
of the legislature in regard tn recent events.
which motion was carried against the active
opposition of the Ministry. by vote of $50 to .
1858. Great confusion is said to have prevail
ed in the Assembly after the declaration of
the vote
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NOTICE.

All persons interested in the rcsusciatiou
of the old, or the organization ora new Cal.
cdonia County Agricultural Society, are re-
qucstcd TO meet at the ST. Johushury House
st, Johnshury Plain, 'Tucsday, Feb IL, AT
o o'clock \. W.
by r'qucst of many persons.
Danvillc. Jan. %, 1851
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THE ALEDO MAN.

TnE PforlE's bANk.-upou the close
II the Books the Grt Of this Week, il was
found that 1900 shares had been subscribed
for, 1000 constitute the capital sisrk, la
the di,ision-the charter reqBirins prefer
enee 10 be- given % residents Il the state
tho subscribers residing the other sflr NJ the
Line did not fare very well--but tbs stock
holders present voted that 80 por cent Of the
stock be- distributed among, or surrendered
To-, the Subscribers in Canada.
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CoSrHMArJoN-The Hon, llmANp
Han, on the gath January was confirmed
by tho Senate ~ second Comptroller Of the
Treasury Mr. Hall isa working man-al-
ways doing What be- undertakes Ia thor
ough manner aud viii make az excellent Of
Gcer. lIo II peculiarly fitted for the station
he occupies, and will earn his salary Hall
The offices Of Government were dlled with
men like Mr. Halt, half of the present num-
bcr might be- dispensed with, aHd the same
amount of labor performed. Heretofore, q
great many Of the offices have been filed
with Vrnuians -"gcullcmcn, "hs they esteem
themselves but little Hrr-i 10 HABITS Of in
dustry aud close application, consequently
disqualified To perform much labor had the
disposition. Auy administration that should
purge the Offices ofthis class of'gcntlcmen OIL
cials"and supply their plnres with industrious
business men, would DO tho country great
favor,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01

A WnIG sssxruE FHoM Missouri
Henry S, Geyer (whig), has az last, been @
lerled Senator OF the United States, from
Missouri. lie takes the place Of Col, Benton
who has bcen Ia the Senate thirty years
Mr. Gcycr q lawyer,a resident Of &c. Louis
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Ro-rrrilullV -uLuIlIcIl
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

RrsIGNArIoN orTuE FHrNCH MINisrIN-
FORMATION oF \ NCw oNE-A-sAsINA-
rIoN % FRrNGH TUoor- ~ RoMr.
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CENSUS on NEW IlAMrsuiHE.-Th Mar
shall of the State has furnished the Clarcmont
Eagle with the aggregate number Of all the
inhabitants Of this State. The grand footing
up is a. follows;
1850. 1910
3l59g7 2S4,67i
Gain in ten wears g9.i99
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The Steamer Arctic arrived At New York
ou the 27th, January from Liverpool the lth,
ENGLAND.
4 serious accident is .aid Ia have happen.
cd to Sir Robert Peel, who was thrown from
his horse, while hunting, aud was taken up
-rusrt'Ss. Ito = in'H pFrrarious state,
Wallace x Co.'S cotton mill la Manchester,
ha- been destroyed 10y fire. Loss upward. or
g22.OO0
The English general ncws possesses no
feature ofprnrrll interest
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vICE.C0NSuLAD0 :
DE LA REPUBLICA MEJICANA


EN- NUEvA-ORLEANS.
Atento al decreto del Congreso federal de
Mejico que a Ia letra dice: a@r. .
"Nlinisterio de Relaciones Interiores Este
riores-EXmo. Sr.-E Presdente de los Esta-
dos Unidos Mejicanos, q todos los habitantes
de la Replblica, sabed: que ell Congreso ]ene-
raj ha decretado 10 siguiente
"Se declara nulo c insubsstente ell decreto
dc de noviembre de 1916, por no haberlo po-
dido dictar 81 Gobierno provisional de aquella
epoca en- virtud de las facultades con que en-
t6nccs estaba investido en- consecuencia, ell
Gobierno cuidara de que Ia anterior declaration
produzca desde luego todos sus efectos res
pecto del privilejio concedido Il d. Jose Garay.
A. NJ. Salonio, presidente del Senado.-
PEDRO Escuaero 3 Echanoue, diputado-presi-
dente.-Manuel Gomez, senador-secretario.- -
Leon Guznsan, diputado-secretario
"Por tanto, lnando Sc imprima, publique,
circule y Sc lie de ell debido cumplimiento.-
Palacio Nacional de Mejico a % de Mayo de
ls5l.-Mariono Arista.-A d. Jose Maria
Ortiz Monasterio.-Y 10 comunco Il V. para
los fines consiguentes.-Dio Y Lbertad-
Mejico, Mayo % de l85l-.Jose Maria Ortiz
Monaster;o.''
III que suscribe, Vice. Consul de Ia Repn-
bica Mejicana hace saber por disposition de
su Goberno a todos los que pueda interesar,
que dicho Gobierno no permitira que persona
alguna en- representation de D. Jose Garay, 8
que proceda en- vrtud de su estinguido privi-
lejo emprenda trabajos en- la aperture de la via
de communication de los dos mares por ell Istmo
de ,Tehuantepec, y que todas las personals que
en- 10 de adelante intentaren hacerlo, seran con-
sideradas como desobedientes a las Leyes de
Mejico y castigadas conforme las circuns-
tancias y gravedad del delito Hace tambien
saber, aunque siempre ha sido notorio, que nj
Minatit|an, nj las Ventosas, nj punto alguno
del 1stmo es Puerto habilitado que puedan
l'egar buques estranjeros, y que el que llegare,
quedara sujeto las penas que las Leyes Me-
jicanas imponen, y al tratamiento hostij a que
desc lugar. El estado legal de cosas que queda
indicado, es solo, mientras ell Gongreso de Me-
jico dispone el modo en- que Sc Ra de abrir al
mundo Ia mencionada communication entire los
dos mares.
Nueva-Orleans, septiembre ? de 1851.
O. L. DABELSTEEN,
Vice-C6nsul.
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,ANUNClOS.

Los anuncios puraInente
economics &C y mercantiles Sc
'nsertaran en- Ell PE1AYo
por an peso Ia primera inser-
clon y 30 centavos las sub.
secuentes, en- no pasando de
doce .! lineas de impression.
For los mas largos, y los que
Sc quieran insertar por me-
ses o aiios, Sc hara un ARE.
glo modico y proporcionado.
Los anuncios de asuntos
personales, o comunicados.
en- prosa o verso de cualquie.
ra clase que SO dirijan a FL
PELAYo' para su insercion
seran admitidos por doble
precio de los demas anun-
clos, siempre que su conte.
nido no sea de un cardcter
perjudicial & los intcreses
del periodico.
10 A los s,,scritores Sc
les hara una rebaja de un as.
por 100 sobre estos precios
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AVISO.

A las personals que han tenido la bondad de
entregar los que suscriben, documentos v
lpapeles pertenecientes al Consulado Espanol
en- esta ciudad, damos las gracias mas espresi-
vas, y suplicamos a aquellas que aun tengan
algunos en- su poder, 8 papeles privados del Sr.
Din. J. Y. Laborde, sesirvan darnos aviso para
que los rnandemos recojer, pueden dirgirse-
nos por el correo d nuestro nombre, debida-
mente autorizados que est amos q recibirlos.
Nueva Orleans,6 de Octubre 1851.
LABORDE XIQUES,
No. 3calIe del frente. entire Canal Crossman.
8 oct. 3v.
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A NUESTROS SUSCRITORES EN-
GENERAL.

Habiendo llegado nuestra noticia que cier.
tas personals, q pesar de haber yisto publicado
repetidas veces, en- nuestro peri6dico cua era
su EDITOR Y REDACTOR UNICO, Green
que algun otro indviduo esta hacienda parte
dc Ell; nos vemos en- la necesidad de hacer la
sguiente manifestation
La publication del "Pelayo'' nos pertenece
esclusivamente solos la emprendimos y solos
la continuaremos 81 nuestra buena vooluntad
no supple a llenar ell compromise que hemos
contraido para con todos nuestros suscritores
nuestro patriotismo podra colmar ell vacio que
dele.
No Sc olviden ellos de tomar en- cuenta Ia
que dejamos asentado al principle; la carga ess
algo pesada para nosotros, asi deben comprer.
derlo; pero trataremos de hacer cuanto' nos
sea dable para satisfacer sus deseos. Ell ha.
berse hecho circular que c1ERrA PERSONA esta.
ba tomando una parte muy activa en- nuestra
publication carece de fundamento q nuestrc
modo de entender y protestamos altamente
contra semeJante rumor. De hoy en- adelante
nos abstendremos de volver d lamar la aten.
cion de nuestros lectores sobre ell particular, '
tengan entendido nuestros enemgos, que SC
embozan con el nombre de espaholes para alta.
carnos, que el Pelayo continuara, NAL que les
pesc, la senda que hasta cl presente ha seguido
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defendiendo los altos ntereses de la patria. Ell
dia que por algun grave motive no podamos
seguir cn nuestro prop6sito, 10 participaremos
inmediatamente d nuestros numerosos suscri-
torres los cuales damos las mas repetidas gra-
cias por la buena acojida que nos han dispen-
sado, al poner sus nombres al pie de las listas
de suscricion.
EDUARDO SAN JUST.
er-reelactor de "La Espona" en- Mljico.
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Ell PELAYO.
PUBLTCASE TODOS LOS MERCEDES
SABADOS.
1877, ca1le Chartres, entire &-Luis q Toulouse
Agcncias de &" FL PelayO.''

EN- La IsLA DE CUBA.
Quedan cstablecidas las agencias en- la isla
de Cuba en- el 6rden sguiente:
En- LA HABANA.-Don Antonio Maria Davi
la, imprenta de la Prensa tagente generally
MATANzAs.-D. Vicente Francia, botica ca
lie del Medic.
CARDENAs.-D. Juan Gutierrez Fares.
SAcUA la GRANDE.-Don Jose Sabater
SAN JUAN DE los REMEDIES Enrique
Gracian.
C1ENFuEGos,-1i don Manuel Sanchez.
TR1N1DAD.-Don Pascual Matiol.
SANTIAGO DE CuBA.-Don Miguel Antonio
Martinez.
V1LLAcLARA.-Do Andres SufoI.
SANcri SP1R1rus. Francisco Yaiiez.
P1NAR DEL RIo-Don Gregorio Legorburu
GUANAJAY.--Seilora doila Maria Casimira
Amador. a2
SAN ANTONIO ABAD.-Don Fernando Garcia.
J1GrANi.-Dm Vicente Garcia.
Los precios de suscricion en- Ia isla dc Cuba
son
Por tres n,eses :. Ss3 2rs.
I'Oy Seis nleSeS SIS
pagaderos al tiempode recibir el primer n,i-
nero.
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"LA CREOLE"

Gale Real No 2oi, entire San Pedro y Orleans,
Tienda y dep6sito de Tabacos Cigarros
de las mejores fabricas de la Habana.
En- este elegante cstablecimiento Sc encontra-
ran constantemente las uitolos de las marcas
mas acreditadas, como son Caba7as, PartaeQs,
Flgoro, Perfection, Si!fde, Caborgo, Ugues,
Dos Hermd,os, dc.
III buen glsto llama los consumidores con
la trompeta de la fama.
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SUSCR1CTON.

Ell precio de suscricion a
FL PELAYo, en- esta ciudad,
es de UN PESO adelan-
tado al mes, s de DIEZ
PESOS al afio, pagaderos
por semestres anticipates.
En- los demas puntos de la
Union donde no hay estable-
cidas ajencias deberan los
suscritores pagar DIEZ Pc
sos adelantados por todo un
aio, o SEIS PESOS ade-
lantados por seis meses.
Donde hay establecidos
ajentes no Sc admitiran sus-
critores por menos de tres
NleSeS.
a. Por ell correo sc nos
puede remitir ell inporte del
tempo porque deseen sus-
:ribirse los de la Union.
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CAMBIO DE DOMlCILIO.

Ell Doctor M. MO1L ha trasladado su do
micilio a la calle de Ursulinas No. 65 entire las
de Conde y Real donde recibra ordenes paras
visitar enfermos a cualquiera hora del dia 8 de
la noche. El Doctor MOLI., recibe consultas
en- su casa todos los dias desde medic dia hasta
las cuatro de la tarde.
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AGENTES.

Nueva York: Redacciom de la Cr6nica.
Mobila-J. l.. Diaz
Republca Mejicana, Mejico Sor. Via, Re-
daccion del Universal al-Veracruz: u. FeHr
Rouird.-Tampico: d. F.. Melgarego de Gus-
,nnn-Matamoros: u. M. Riuadulln.
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BUQUEs A LA CARGA.

Compa11ia de vapores de la Maza de los f.. u.
PARA LA HABANA, CHAGRES Y N.
YORK. REBAJA DE PREcIos DE PASSAGE N
YORK CHAGREs.
AAhD Ell veloz magnifico vapor ame.
Mzk1E7E4h hricano GEORGIA, cap. Porter.
ksaldra del muelle frente a la plaza
de la Cathedral ell Lines 13 de Octubre. q
las de Ia mafiana en- punto para Ia Habana
Nueva York. ..n.
ULa compafiia tiene contratado para este
buque y todos los demas de la Inca, un acre
ditado medico cirujano que los acompafian
en- todos sus viajes.
PRECIOs DE PASSAGE.
De Nueua Orleans a la HabQno.
I'm camarotes del salon !. $ 40
En- segunda camara 49,. 80
En- i'd de proa 81. 90
de Nueu0 Orleans d Nuera York.
En- camarote del salon -. $50
En- camas, salon de proa ~. 40
A Proa con CANA rancho aparte a. 25
Para aete de dinero &C., y pasae 4 la Ha-
bana y Nueva York, impondra i
JAMES r. JENNINGS,
Gale de Magazine No. So.
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; TABACO EN- RAMA.

PROPIO PARA CIGARROS
PARA LOS MERCADOS MEJICANOS.
Los abajo firmados tenen constantemente un
escelente surtido de TABACO EN- RAMA de
Ia Habana, Cuba y Florida, para Tripa Capa,
de Mason County, de Kentucky, de Tennessee
y de Mississippi.
Asimismo ofrecen tabaco americana en- bo-
coyes y EN- tercios, adecuado q los mercados
mejieanos.
TURNER RENSHAW.
No. So calle de Camp 439 de Tchouptoulas
Use empaqueta tabaco en- fardos q deseo
de los compradores
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De LA HABANA.
HOTEL CoN1I-vERANDAH.

Gale CON1I entire CAartres y VieiNe Levfe.
Este magnifco Hotel recien compuesto' ofre-
ce cuantas comodidades puedan los viajeros
apetecer; ell servlcio de la mesa la elegancia
de sus cuartos es sin disputa preferible a cuan-
tos hoteles encierra NJ Orleans.
COMlDA A LA FRANCESCA.
Sc recomienda particuarmente q los espa-
ffoles ymejicanos. Sc liable ingles frances Y
espafiol. 100 .spl
J. FERNANDEZ,
ANTIGUA ESTA BLECINEN1'O.
Gale St-Charles, esquina la de Gravier,
III frente al Hotel.
NU EV A 0 r l. E A Ms.
r1ENDA DEP6slTo DE cIGARRos DE La
HABANA.
Ell Selor J. Fernandez tiene ell honor de
avisar al pdblco en- general sus amigos en-
particular haber alberto despue de las repa-
clones que ecsigia dicho establecimento, on
donde Sc espenderan ClGARROS HABANOS
de las marcas mas en- boga mas acreditadas
en- esta ciudad
Sc vende por mayor y mcnor
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man. robed in !" lead black, approached
him saying she wished To looked at his
" CLEAN of Comforf.'
AT what. madam ?" said he. puz-
zled and confused at what appeared to
him most singular request
"Gleam of Comfort. Young man
havn,t you amy. or don't you know what
il is 2" repIiei the lady.
Yes, ma am, most likely we have
what is it Iike-IS it dry goods or gro
cerieS, ma'am 7"
Dry goods or groceries! = echoed
the laiy, looking at our Ironble,f
friend in way that made him feel
decidedly uncomfortable. Sir, il is
mourning calico of the second grade,
for widows of three weeks II is we'll
known. slr. with US in the city. I'm
astonshed at your ignorance"
The frightened young man cnnld
only stanlmer ont that :. they hadn't
any of that particular kind"
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Copper, Sheet-Iron and TinWare
MANsJEACIOEsl.
FRANKLIN, Id.

sdh The subscriber has established the above
SE manufactory az the former store of Messrs
a. Parkefson q Rand.ett, OH Nam STREET,
waere he will keep constantly on hand general
supply Of all kinds of finw re and Saga-house
Lamps. He solieits the patronage of merchants
and traders generally, he will sell at wholesale
onas 0orableferats as can be had at tie North.
He is prepared to attend to all orders for tin
roofing, copper or tin cutters and pipes, at any
part Of Atlakapas
20 Johhlng solicited, and orders for bathing
tubs, zinc, lead and sheet-iron work prom, tIy
attended to. G. Z. CAMPBELL.
March 20. 1S5I.tf
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4" Five dollars"

Five dollars"
Creation! Five dollars. ] haven't
get but six left"
Can't help it. you must 90 with me"
Look here-hold onE' said Nehe-
miah; 81 don't want TO go no whar."
But you must" said the officer. at
the same time looking about him slyly.
and seeing no one We y near, he added ::
:" 1t you choose TO pay me. why it will
save your being locked up."
Locked upm Creation! There's
five dciiars" said Nehemiah, handing
the officer The money, who pucketed
the change, and walked away, leaving
Mr.. F.urkius standing alone, seemingly
afraid to move backwards or forwards,
for fear he should incur another fne.
And this was the case: Furkins
was afraid to move lest he shonld break
some other unknown law of the CITY.
He thought the matter over. as we'll as
he could in his confused state of mind.
and remembering that he had just one
dollar left. enough to carry him home
In the cars, he looked all about him for
a moment, to see that no one was by to
sup MN. diid ltlSu StTdlCuol pTdf fGl
ike new one, back towards the de-
pot. As he approached the grocer's
house. that had been pointed ont to him
as the mayors, he pulled off his hat
and ouly ran the faster, until he was
out of sight of it.
At the head of Hanover street he
was partially stopped BY some one who
wished TO ask the way to some other
part Of the city. being. like himself a
st,anger-bnt Net eniah had eyes and
ears for only one thing. and misunder-
standing The question. halloed out:
Can't help it if it's fae to run; |
haven't got 10 money" And he dashed
on like mad TO the railroad station.
Nehemiah didn't let Oh much about
his visit to Boston. but merely said he
didn't stay long, it was SO pssky erpsn-
SlOe.
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A CoNJUReR's METHOD OF PAYING
DEBTs.-An exchange paper relates
the following aneclote OF Professor An
derson, the great English conjuror:
Professor Anderson was giving his
exhibitions in the town of Newcastle,
on the river Tyne. England. aud en-
plnyed several youths to carry his all
vertisement abnut the streets on boards,
for which he gave them certain sum
per week. Ohe day, an intelligent lad,
bearer of a board, asked the Pro-
feSsor to let him have his three days
wages, aud appeared very much down.
hearted. The Professor. of course.
complied. but upon investigation. leaIm-
ed that the lads mother who was very
sick at home, unable to pay an arrear
of rent, had her gootls seized by the
handkerchief landlord, who was mean,
small lawyer. and cared for nought bn,
self. The Professor sent the lad for
the lawyer, and asked hnn if this was
true, and was answered in the affirma-
tive.
= Are the goods sold % asked the
PlufesSor.
!" No." was the reply.
" How much is yonr demand. sir?'
'fl 10 for rent, and 10 shillings ex-
pensesS
Very good, sir, said the Professor,
restore the goods to the woman---'
bring me receipt for the amount, and
| will pay youp
The goods were restored. and the re-
eeipt made out and handed to the Pro-
fessor, who gave the chnck.ing lawyer
two goIdsogereigns, who clutche.I them
with fear and joy, and departed: and
on reaching home boa>ied mest heaIti-
iy at having gammausd the magician
ont of f2-put his hand in bis pocket
to show the money. when 10! it was
gone!
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Fashionable Tailoring.

>22 The subscriber has just returned from
~ Newt Orleans with splendid stock o goods
II in his line Of business. among which are
Summer Cloths. Merinos and Dr.Ilings of all
descriptions suitable for pantaoons. coats, &c. !;
Marsellles and other vest patterns of the latest
styles and Trimmings of all kinds
Gentlemen wishing Clothes made to order can
now make choice OF the material. and be en-
sured weth an excellent fit, at moderate prices
His store is on Main street. in house occu-
pied by Mrs. Walker.
]. PETERMAN.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the Plant
v ers' Banner previous to the Ist OF March
will please me forwa and settle the same, anu
those hav ng claims against the subscriber will
please present them Tor settlement.
13 d. BENNETT.
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G0gsess CON Ysp R.
From Holden's Magazine.

From Holden's Magazine.
ENJOY THE PR ES ENT.
Live for the present, let not thoughts
OF future trouble grieve thee.
Be truly wise to-day, nor let
The dreams of Hope deceive thee:
Ne'er borrow grief. for there's enough
OF sorrow in the present
Look not upon life's shady side,
But oft upon the pleasant.
The happ;est is the wisest man,
Despite what some may say,
He's truly wise who can enjoy
The sunshine Of to-day:
IT'S vain. aye weak, for us to grieve
Der thoughts of coming trouble;
Such fears viii taint our present joys,
And make COR sorrows donbIe.
Then relish sweets whene'er they come,
Improve the pass ng m mute,
AMI ypu have then m1gic key,
With wondrons virtue in it:
A corner stone whereon to build
The future as you will
Enioy the present-you viii find
The future sweeter still
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SUGAR LAND FOR SALE.

0N ACRES Of elegant sugar land, Is
1sOOO offered for SALE which hes above the
overtiows Of 1914 and 1919.
This land is situated on the Petit Prairie
Bayou, in the parish OF St. Landry, SIX miles
from Green Hudspeth's, on Bayou Bauf, and
100 acres highly improved; it contains a grea,
quantity of building timber and fuel wood lying
within four miles OF steamboat navigation |
will dispose OF the above on the most liberal
terms.
J6-1am 1y PETER M'BRTDE.