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NJ Number Of lines in a square ten
The following Agents authorized 70 receive advertise
ments and subscrip ions for the paper:
GEORGE w. LIGHT No. 3 CorHhiA Boston.
WILLIAM HARMED, No IS BseknuH ST., ~ York.
WILLIAM ALCORN, cor. 18Th and ogden SIS, Plila.
s. " PIERCE, Cincinnati ohio.
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From this it appears that the population in
Maine and New Hampshire is better accomodat-
ed with house room and that the mortality is much
less than in the States of Maryland and Missouri
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THE NATIONAL ERA.
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 4, 1851.

UNCLE TONS CABlN-We receive letters by
everymail, iuquring whether " Uaels TOMS Cabin "
will he published in book form after its compile
ton in the Era Mrs Stowe, having taken out a
copyright, of course intends to publish it in a
separate form. When it will be 80 published, and
what will be the price of it, We do not know A
note from the author touching these points might
he Of service
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Atlantic arrived at New York on
the LIST, with dates four days later than those
brought by the Asia She left New York for
Liverpool on the 9th Of August, so that the
whole time occupied on the voyage out and home,
Is but % days, II hours.
There is no news of Importance. The ludus-
trial Exhibition is to be closed on the nth of
December.
Mr.. BRESToS, member Of Congress elect from
the 10th district Of Indiana, was elected 80 says
q correspondent. as an Independent candidate, by
. union Of the Wings and Free Sellers, and his
majority wss AIS Our correspondent further
says that MIR Brenton did not vote for General
Taylor, and will not support the pro-slavery poll.
cy Of the Administration.
GoyxRsos JoHNsroN-A correspondent takes
exceptions to the assertion Of some writer in the
Era, that Governor Johnston is "a trucker to
Slavery" and wishes to know what he has said or
done to subject him to such an imputation In
deed, We do not know. Governor Johnston sp-
pears to US to occupy very creditabs position as
an anti-savery politician, amidst the general de-
fsction OF our public men-so creditable that We
spprehend the Hunker Wings of nnsylvAnia
may seek his defeat, either by voting for Colonel
Bigsr who goes all length for Slavery, or BY stay
Ing away from the polls
DANIEL, the supposed fugitive slave at bana'o'
whom Mr.. Commissioners Smith was about W
hurry of to slavery, having been taken before
Judge Conklin, on q writ Of AASso' eerpa', was
discharged, and carried BY hk friends TO CsnAds
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On comparing Maine, New Hampshire, Mary
land and Missouri, in relation to the proportion Of
persons to one house, and Of deaths to the whole
populatiou, we find the following result
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The CORRESPONDENTS in relation to koocinskos
II ers concluded this week, places the Russian
Minister in rather an awkward position. We
think he could employ his time to better purpose
than in bringing slsnderOus accusations against
nairioNc Poles
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LIBERATION or SLAVES IN Ngw GRENADA-0n
our fourth page may be found the recent law OF
New Grenada for the abolition Of slavery, trans.
lated for the columns Of the Era
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SPECIFICATIONS About CUBA.

"Iu.SrARRED This story will be continued
81 1h,--
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Franklin Hotel.

Il The Subscriber -zz6SILl
EEazm his friends and the ZG9 M s47as&
public generally that he has, in connection with
the other accommodations of this well known
Hotel a large and commodious stable, well VEN
tilated, with Venetian blinds, the upper floor is
tongued and grooved, so that it is impossible for
sand or dust to fall in the horses eyes, and every
way conveniently arranged; that he keeps on
hand full supply of provender, and that he has
a wel[known faithful hostler. He has also good
buggies, buggy horses and saddle horses to hire
at very reasonable terms, and promises that every
attention shall be paid to give full satisfaction
He takes this opportunity and means of commu-
nicating the fact, he has been told recently by
a number of persons that they were not aware
that he had such an appendage to his hotel.
2l-6m. JOHN G. GORDY.
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A Gard.

ESs G. R. HAWKINS, Dentist.
q tenders his thanks to the public for
I1Ithe liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him in the various branches of his pro-
fession, and trusts that he may ever merit con
tinuaHce of the same. Having been for many
years practical jeweller, he has every conf
dence in being able to give entire satisfaction in
those operations embracing the working of gold
For general and thorough knowledge Of his
profession he refers exclusively to those Of his
friends and the public who have patronized him,
as they are the best judges of his qualifications
and those who have not experienced such per-
sonal proofs may rest assured that all his opera
tions are performed in the most scientific man
ner, and at moderate rates.
Franklin, March %, 1851
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby notified not
y to trade for three promissory notes given by
the undersigned, in favor of James Emson, and
made payable to James Emison or order dated
the Goth OF May, 1850, and payable as follows
the first in all the month of March, 1851; the
second in all the month of March, 1852; and the
third in all the month of March, 1S53-the con-
sideration for said notes having entirely failed,
as the said Emison has not given me good title
for the property for which said notes were given,
and shall not pay the same.
LUCIUS SUTLIFF.
Franklin, july |. 1851.
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USE OF MUsQUIroEs.- In Colton's
" Three Years in California" we find
the following amusing anecdote:
never knew mosquitoes turned to
any good account, save in California,
and here it seems they are sometimes
ministers of justice. A rogue had sto-
len a bag of gold from digger in his
mines, and hid it. Neither threats nor
persuasion could induce him to tell the
place of its concealment. He was at
last sentenced to hundred lashes, and
then informed that he would be let off
with thirty, provided he would tell
what he had done with the gold, but he
refused. The thirty lashes were in
fiicted, but he was still stubborn as
mule. He was then stripped naked
and tied to tree. The mosquitoes, with
their long bills went at him, and in less
than three hours he was covered with
blood. Writhing and trembling from
head TO foot with exquisite torture, he
exclaimed, 'Untie me, unite mel will
tell where it is.n "Tell first,n was the
reply. So he told where it might be
found. Some of the party, with whips,
kept off the still hungry mosquitoes,
while others went where the culprit
had directed, and recovered the bagof
gold. He was then united, washed
with cold water, and helped to his
clothes, while he muttered, as il talking
% himself ~ couldn't stand that any.
how"
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Law Agency,

DURING my absence from the parish of St.
- Mary, my friend JULES G. OLIVIER,
Esq, will represent me in my professional busi-
ness in said parish. He is also authorized to
stipulate for my services, as counsel in cases
in which he may be employed with me in said
parish. THOMAS H. LEWIS.
franklin. June 2S. 1851. fin
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FANCY STATIoNERY-In all its varie-
L ties-English and French plain, gilt and en-
bossed Letter Paper with Envelopes to match
is offered for inspection at the Apohecares' Hail.
where the ladies are particularly invited to call
and examine his assortment.
CHARLES RABE.
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SfFay0d.

a. Strayed from the subscriber, about
& the Goth of April last, one Creole
NV SORREL HORSE, with bald face,
branded XR. Also one dark brown Creole
MARE, with the left eye out, branded IT,
Whoever win return the above will be suitably
rewarded by SIMEON SMITH.
Franklin, June 2S, 1851.
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THOMAS WILCOXON.
Timber for Sale,

80 We have at the mouth of Bayou 81
4 Teche 80 tiers of the best quality of - -
Cypress Timber, which we are disposed to sell
on accommodating terms. Persons wishing to
buy this timber can know the terms y calling
on N. Parks or NJ. H. Carroll, at Pattersonyile.
RICKS & PARKS.
Pattersonville, July IL 1851. 6m.
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FOR RSALEORRENT
For Sale or Rent.

Ii The subscriber offers for
GA fEgzm !ssa sale or to rent his valuable
L - =. Plantation, situated near the
mouth OF Bayou Teche, and embracing among
Its improvements sugar-house and other neces-
sary buildings. For terms (which will be accom-
modatlng) and other particulars, apply on the
premises, to
26 If THOMAS WHCOXON
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NEW GooDs

JUST RECEIVED-A fine lot of New Goods
y at WILLIAM F. HUDSONiSnew new Gro
cery Store, No. 2 Carson's Row, directly oppo-
site the Post Office, where will be kept always
on hand fresh assortment of Groceries, Wooden
and Tin Ware, Crockery Ware, Shoes Brooms,
Nails, and the best Havana Cigars-all of which,
will be sold cheap for Cash.
10 Please give me call. s26
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Ice !! Ieef!

I'D The undersigned will keep on hand a
EY constant supply of ICE during the warm
80 weather, which he will sell to the public
At moderate prices. His depot is at the corner Of
Main and Willow streets.
ap19 THOMAS EVINS.
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Carts and Wagons.

III so OK, Mule and Bagasse Carts
also few four-horse Wagons al
- from the mandatory of Mr. Irwin
Wheeling, Va, and for sale by
26 NJ WALKER. Upper Wharf
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For Sale.

Il The subscriber offers for sale three
EE5zm Lots of Ground on Willow street, each
.EsAzWl lot measuring about so feet front by $40
eet deep, more or less. On one lot is new barn
and shed, with good well of water. For par
!iculars apply to
7tf JAMES s. SIMMONS.
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT ELASTIC
SHOULDER BRACE, RI !|.!!

ESSENTIALLY adapted to those whose pro-
- fessions in life render the inclined posture
necessary. To the consumptive, the sedentary,
and all those who in their daily pursuits have
contracted the habit of STOPPING, the Shoulder
Brace is inestimable ii prevents the shoulders
from falling forward on the chest, expands the
dimensions of the chamber in which the lungs
and heart are contained, and gives buoyancy and
vigor to the whole frame; thus, in its action,
counteracting the principal causes which lead to
disease of those important organs, and to a nu-
merous train of nervous ills to which so many
are snbject. m23
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.HARDEN SEEDs-A general assortment
" of Garden and Flower Seeds, the growth
ot $3.50. raised and put up by the United Society
Of 03fakers, and for sale by
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PattersonEille, July II, 1851.
LOTS E0R SALE

SlX LOTS, so feet front by 600 deep, for sale
~ on long credit also, the lot and improve
ments between J.C, Gordy's and Capt Gates's,
fronting on the public road and the bayou.
HENRY C.. DWIGHT. franklin
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JOHN A. TRoUsDALE
A. P. M'LAIN.
McLAIN & TRoUsDALE,

@ McLAIN & TROUSDALE,
a. Practical Dentists, most respect
alI1YD fully tender their services to the
ladies' and gentlemen OF St. Mary, and the pub
lie in general, in the above profession, in all it's
branches.
ArtsfeiaL Teeth, from one to a full set, inserted
on the most approved plan, with OF without arti
fetal Gums.
N. B -. All operations performed with the MT
most care.
Messrs A. F. McLain and John A. Trousdale
having been under my tuition, (the former four
and the latter two years,) take pleasure in re-
commencing them as skilful and competent Dem
fists, in all the departments of the science.
WILLIAM CIssNA, Surgeon Dentist
PattersonviIle, Feb "a, 1851.
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@A g9IIg Address
DELIVERED AT PATTERsoNv1LLE, AT THE
Celebration of ST. JOhn-the- Baptist,
BY BRO. S. w. McGILL.

We lay before our readers this week
the Address of Bro. McGill, delivered
at Pattersonville on the oath of June,
the anniversary of ST. John the Baptist
1t is needless for US to say a word in
praise of this mastery production-it
speaks much louder in its own behalf
than our poor pen could attain, as a
perusal of it will prove. We prefix the
accompanying
CORR ESPONDENCE.
Bro. S. w. McG11L:
The members of Lafayette Lodge, at its eve-
ming communication, commissioned me to tender
you the thanks of the Lodge for the pleasure
they experienced in your address of this morning,
and to request copy of the same for publication.
Respectfully and fraternally,
THOMAS WILCOXON.
Pattersonville, June "a, 1851.
BRo. THOMAS WILcoxoN:
am happy to receive, and would be happier
to have merited, the thanks which Lafayette
Lodge, of its kindness, has rendered me, but fur
nish the address for publication the less willingly
the imperiections, which escaped their notice
in the fervor of delivery, will become palpabe to
the least observant in its printed form.
Respectfully and fraternally,
s. W. McGILL.
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To Planters.

NoTICE-The undersigned being duly COM
Y missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the parish of ST.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC In and for the said
parish. All business entrusted TO him viii re-
ceive his personal attention, as well as all pos
sible despatch.
10 Office open at all hours.
GEO. N. SEAGRAVE,
MIA Office under fhe Odd Fellows Hall.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
In the estate of the late SIMON C. MATHIsoN
are requested to present the same, and those in
debted to the estate viii please come forward and
settle with Henry Gibbon. Esq, or the under
signed. JANE ]. POOLEY,
Testamentary Executrix.
Franklin, July 5. 1851.
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A L. TUCKER, attorney and Counsellor
-A' att Lar, will attend promptly to all collec
tons or other professional business entrusted to
his care. Office in Odd Fellows Hall, over the
store of Messrs Talbot, in Franklin.
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EDWARD SIMON, JR., Attorney-at- Lau,.
IL will practice his profession in the Courts of
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
of St. Mary, St. Martin and Vermilon
70 Office opposite the Court House, ON
Main street. ST
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BUSINESS CARDS.
COpartnerShiD.

FTNHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
J. partnership under the firm of BRENT q.
BAKER, for the practice of Law at the courts OF
this district. Their office is the same as hereto
fore occupied by A. w. Baker and is Just be
low Mr.. Gordy's Hotel
EDWARD C. BRENT,
ANTHONY w. BAKER
Franklin, March 3, 1851 ST
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CYRUS FLINT.
JAMES H. JONES,

~ FLINT & JONES, Nos 46 and 48 Royal
W street, New Orleans, Wholesale and Retaik
Dealers in Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, Spring
Hair and Moss Mattresses, Feathers Plush.
Hair Cloth, Danpasks, Gimp, Cords and IasseLs
Carled Hair, Karnish, Glue, CHAR and Sofa
Springs, Webbing, Ca5tnet-nrakers' Hardware,
Casters, dc o24---1y
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WITTER & CRoSLAND, Commission
Wv and Forsoarding Merchants, No SCus-
tomhouse street, New Orleans, are prepared to
receive consignments of Sugar, Molasses, &c
All shipments to their address are covered by in
surance, to prevent loss.
70 Particular attention paid to the execution
of orders for Plantation Supplies, &c. o17
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Ice ! Ice 7

The subscriber having made suitable
n arrangements for constant supply Of
- this luxury by the steamboats, Naniope
and Anna, informs the public that they can be
accommodated at very small advance on the
actual cost. M. WALKER, Upper Wharf
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LIME-Ths arrivals have hcro swat ,ri
goes 0s comnsiHF about 90 bhs have seeo soli AZ -
fpr common. rhch IN lr,ycB,ent, aaJ 81 " Is nBw
freely offered
DKUGS-Fhe make. continues inactive for small
parcels Ire sales 81 retail uauTe inciuing - kegs
super Carbonate Sa 1t ~ bales Cloves ~ Sc casa
500 Prostate Potash At goo cash 10 Eisf Lad
Castor !Oh s1{c rs ibis good American n Sc ~
bags crude S1 tprter - 7.c. 1cl,ks bladder A. Sc
Manila nd az retail AZ s. sl9e cerooas hefi,
CcchInfa a. 60eS1 20 bales Nutga!> = lbic aE3
tcask, Cream Tlrter II i6c.
WHISKY-rho market - less ac;lye, and ciCses het'
Sales u 80 bbs OHIO anu Prison, a; 2~c and ~ ans
DT iGKe a. PC
HOPS-Ihereceip,s are small ,ud ,hs demand ac,iys
Tho sales ger -. u5;ce Of the market are about 200 bales.
IL PC G5Sc
LUNBER IS pretty acuve \ arg, -old toiay. Pine
trd Spruce = 81 a. . run.
LATH AZ good demand and more plenty About
PLASTER Common 81 5. Up nser sui 'ass sales
SoAP-53 6a1t, CASTLE have been sold within ihe last
three DAYS AZ a.
BRANDIFS A..1e gesn pretty Qe. snce or .Ass, aad
Ne have nothing IT Importance 10 report
LHAMPAGNE-Ahnlt go cases sid 4; >9asii
CIGAhS->alsS 81 500 30 German Of-trS A. SSG>il.
~ $50 $50 Payara. A. Sis9SJ2
BEESN AN-A fur demand far the lc,ai 'raia Sales
- 22ue rs urme eSfern n lSc and ! 800 Pcs nrImc
Northern ~ &c cash There : ls DONG for export.
CANDLES-The market IS hrrnet f,r Adamantinc with
sa.es ~ 300 boIes At ita21e mouths
FLAN-Ihe market duh Ter jersey Sales II 90 bs
FEATHERS-The demand d, no s,tctve Sales Of 400
Us goad Ohio at $3.50 and iJ'3 . lTlme KENTUCKY "a
private tergS.
GINSENC-Thcre s q moderate export demand. and
s'eady prices Saes Il 900 Is AZ BIC. casa
lINSLLD CAhE-Ihtre IS 4 good export inquiry and
the market firm Sales # zoe tuns thin oolong coua'J
~ >2fa56 ST. ard ~ frI.s inlck DO NJ S2l ID casa
HAY-A good PONG demand for River Sales VI zoe
bslcS ~ f5ni
BEAN>-A Moderate demand for Whit Resp>. with
gooa supply Sales Of 2o bbs IA loss Il 81 o7~sl -,
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NEv.ORLEANs, Tuesday, oct. -. ISL
CoTTo~Ffas been ii limited demand 100 bales
changed hands Al raiher lower prices. Choice clau
fed SOAR * at6ic. 90 bbls. MoLAssEs sold at 2sc.
s. Louis Flour, - >. RIO COFFEE, 2oO bags, sod
atSc.
Nrv-ORIs,N>, Friday, Oct n, 1851
CorToN has been hrm to-day, VITA sales OF 400
bales The weeks sales nave been s. eco otleS. The
total sales ~ October base been 10000 baoS-ihe
receHts ln ihe same time N7.00o, AMI he exports
92tCO bales The stock on hand tonight Is zoo
bales. agalus, 1900 ba.eS At same time las season
Tie quotation or ,iHctiV Mddhng Is &c.
NEW ORLEANS. FRIDAY. Oct. n. 1851
ToBACCo The sales OF the week have been ;"
hid, PuceS are iecole ONO LOUR is a. 81 81,
Corn 3 n l3c. -. Louis. 30a Bic BRAN 6jr.
HAY has declined 10 Sl3 Mess PoRN. Sl2 81 n 81
Bacon s,9es lol lie. LARD IS heavy, ana sales
FEE IS dul, Il Sc. Prime New MoLA>>S> sells
at 2gc
CHARLESTON FRIDAY Oct y. Isl.
CorrON-SaleS were m 4dc to-day 20 the extent IT
lsco bales, at G, use. The week. - les he'e oeen
500 receipts 20 3li stock on hand, exclusive 1t
,hip-board il $50 bales Holders free sellers At
NORFOLK. "Wednesday. Oct. %
New CoTroN arrives freely, AMI sales 10 a consld-
cradle extent have been made At 0i,c which Is
decline OF about one cent since the market opened.
Old CoRN Is dali st - i9c.. and leo sales OF New
are Tercrted. one cargo only having arrived. SLAVES
Of all AInGs are in cOOi demand ". Q. pipe at
SIS hid. S3'o3l. heading. SS3 s35 o. md,
S<s0 $50 30. W HiTE BEANS, 81 10 81 -
NORFOLK, Thursday. Oct. 80
Business has been dull. OWING 10 wet weather. I.
o HID SrAvTS sold AZ $27 WHITE BEANS are AZ
81 70.
ALBANY. Friday, Oct 81
BeceiDts since our last FLOUR, 10000 obs WHEAT
500 bushels Corn - ,O00 bushels BARLEY, 10000
bushels There has been a far milling demand for
prime WHEAT, 1000 bushels Michigan sold at Sc.
Corn Is improving 20o00bush. mixed Western sold
az SIC. BARLEY, $4,000 bushels were sold at sSG
: c for two rowed and ssGs9c. for four r0wei
Oats are dong better $1,000 bushels sold At Pms
on WHISKY Is Al 81
BUFFALO, FRIDAY, Oct. 81
Receipts since yeSterday-FLouR, l,5OO 5oS.
WHFAr, none Corn. - 600 bush Western FLOUR
has been In far demand without change IN prices
lOOO bhls sold Prime WHEAT has been IN demand,
but the supply IS light and Is held above the views
of BUYERS 5000 bush Chicago sold AT 43c CORN IS
mr. good request at better prices sales 5000 bush at
Ale G1f9c for Western Mixed. OATS At Csc, ana
steady. a. 49,.
CINCINNATI, Thursday, Oct. 30, 1881.
FLOUR Is dull Shippers are only offering - 90
but sales have been made at S3d 80 %.
Considerable ram has fallen during the last TWO
days. and The ryer Is rising 1t Is no" h'e ieet IN
The channel. 800
CINCINNATI. Friday. Oct. 81, 1851
Flour Is heavy AZ $3d$3 O5-the receipts are IN
creasng-there IS nothing doing IN IioGS. The River
Is stationary, and measures feet inches 10 Louis
vile Freghts are still very high
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DIED.

At New Orleans BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BAX-
TER. a native II New York . -. ,.,, .
AZ New Orleans. oct y. Capt CICERO DAVIS 81
orange County. n. ,,,,,.u p, >.,,,, q
Al Jsrsey CIV. On the alst ult., ROBERT DANIELS,
AGED SO years formerly Of Hampton. Gloucesteshe Eng
Funeral services p O'clock tins Saturday afternoon
by the Rev Dir Nerrnder. al the Wesleyan Methodist
Chapel corner II Railroad and GrOSest FRIENDS are
invited to attend without further notice .
On Frday oct 81 RAG Hell BuFFlN6IoN' fencl u
the late Herman Eoslsrgh. .
The relatives and friends OF the family and those OF her
grand-sons Herman and Charles RIPLEY are respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral from NO ~ Els Sohst De
,Deen am and lexuct0n-ass 70 morrow, "a inst at
o'clock The remains VIII be taken % West, Chester for
on the 3l.t ult MARY LOUISE, younges. chi'd VI
Charles l. aud Ann Eliza Franklin, aged year ana "
DAYS
The rea'iyes and friends Of the family respectfully
invited To attend her funeral from the residence of her
father IN Hoy-st three door from state-st b"oAh AZ
2. o'clock Z NJ III day. on.,,,, -
THOMPSON aged u years ,.,
s rsla ives and friends respectfully invited 10 aItehd
,he funeral from hs lat, residence No ~ william 81 On
SATURDAY morning Nov !. at o'clock without further IN,
yauon The Romans wdl be INFERRED IN the fanny nurih
ra'-t d, Lin I / Al , o'clock r NJ o3i %