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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
A story with a Moral.

Under guse of the following little story, the
Trenton True American teaches most valuable
lesson to housekeepers and young beginners in
ife:-aMr. Bones, of the firm Of Fossil, Bones
& Co., was one Of those remarkable moneym
king men. whose uninterrupted success, in trade
had been the wonder and afforded the material for
the gossip Of the town for seven years. Being of
familiar turn Of mind, he was frequently inter-
rogated on the subject, and Invariably gave as the
secret of his success, that he minded his own bus
mess. = s.s.s s.'ssa's'
"A gentleman met Mr.. Bones on the Assinppiink
bridge. He was gazing intently on the dashing,
foaming waters as they fell over the DAM. He
was evidently in a brown study. Our friend ven
tured to disturb his cogtations.t ''sz1s s.
"Mr. Bones, tell me me how to make a thousand
dollars - e = szAsz e sss i'si s7'is sT3ss ssass'
Mr. Bones continued looking intently at the wa
ter. AT last he yentured reply. "a sz5*ss = -
ado You see that dam, my friend !s' = $50 l''s
81 certainly do.'' ''' 5 -=s.', i'z's5'2 ~ y
s'Well, here you may learn the secret of ma
king money. That water would waste away and
be of no practical use to anybody but for the dam
That dam turns it to good account, makes it per-
form some useful purpose, and then suffers it to
pass along. That large paper mill is kept in con-
slant motion by this simple economy Many
mouths are fed in the manufacture of the article
of paper, and intelligence is scattered broadcast
over the land on the sheets that are daily turned
out; and in the different processes through which
itpasses, money is made. Soitis in the living of
hundreds of people. They get enough money
passes through their hands every day and at the
years end they are no better off. What's Che rea-
SON Fhey want dam Their expenditures are
increasing and no practical good is attained.--
! They want them damned up, so that nothing will
pass through their hands without bringing some
thing back-without accomplishing some useful
| purpose Dam up your expenses, and you II soon
have enough occasionally to spare a little, just
like that dam. Look at it, my friend !''. '.55.9,'
| p ~ - - - So 49, y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
How win our whg friends like tho following touch Of tbs
ssTich brogue r, 2. $ sssisi f'sf
- LOVE THAT RICH BRoGUE. i.

OTYI A -pIln1NT1E -
sssss35z1 z A11s' N1 lt AsA0AA .A. AA = II
in reference to that Cieseano speech oi eher seo M
Hudson Freeman thus touched on It's blarney :: sE1f
81 love mat reh Drogue." NOW uinelai soure !oNn'
us eruel .. Ia'rie. W sech ~ ian W pe nl poAn'
.ha' 'plosue = nsaIe IVY e'e'' "''
cry noe ossu y s'' oeaoi (
aos 9 .a1 tae1 = IS Z =, - 81
aea your ,sns spoAsh ~
aoa "oai Wo'eole = uele @ lln
s4pui M lnaAihs yer ll"s sou = si'o Us Nv '''iN'
7sssI Inye that rich bresue Did YOU love 1t when
- : !. ..,'s,o 80 -. =. =, - 80 -,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

GoLD IN CANADA.--T report of the geologist
employed by the Provincial authorities, gives an
account of the washings on the Wolf river at its
junction with the chaudiere. He says that 100
pennyweights have been taken ont during the
present season, by fifteen men. The geologist
sof opinion that deposits of gold exist in the vi
cinity, but persons unskilled in mining cannot
find remuneration in seeking for it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
Democratic Principles.

s2f'heiolloEing Is compendium OF Democratc
principles from the pen of THOMAS JEFFKRsos,
s.tle Appstle of Democracy" and the Father Of
the Democratic party ofthe United States. These
principles form the brightest constellation that
has ever guided the Democracy of this Nation; and
we commend them to the consideration of eve y
voter without distinction Of party: s6. ~.
"a wiseahd frugal government; which shall re-
strain men from injuring one another, shall leave
them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits
Of industry and improFement and shall not take
from the mouth hof labor the bread it has earned
This is the sum of good government, and this is
necessary TO close the circle of cur feHcities;
Equal and exact justice to all men,. Of whatever
state OF persuasion, religious or political;
Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all
nations, entang Cling alliances with none; s
The support Of state governments in al their
right as The most competent administrators for
our domestic CONCERNS, and the surest bulwarksI
against antirepublican tendencies, s55s.<
The preservation Of the general government in
its tiona1 sigor, the sheet anchor of
peace 1t home and safety abroad; ...s.s...
Jealous care Of the right Of election by the
people; n. ss.s.=S s., ..@.s..-..,..g
"A mild and safe corrective Of abuses, which are
Topped BY the sword Of revolution, where peacea-
BE remedies are unproyided; .z....5..,...4ls....
Absolute acquiescenee in the decisions of the
majority. the vital principle of republics, from
which no appeal but to force the vital principle
and immediate parent Of despotism; z.......5
A wen disciplined militia, our best reliance in
peace and for the first moments of war till regr-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

PROGRESS OF REFINEMENT. late number Of
the Kentucky Tribune says the following is copy
Uer6atim, Of note Of invitation to a ball, which
was given not hundred miles distant: 81 e sis's
"This is to certify that Miss ------, is respect
fully solicited to attend party at Mr.. T. j.,
on the soth of this inst, and we hope your kind
ness will attend at O'Clock P. M
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A Yankee i'm Russia.


We copy the following from one of Mrs. Child's
sLetters to Friend:" iasS .94lA Ae.& saaslf 4iis
The following is the substance of the story as
told by MIR. Dallas at public dinner given him
at Philadelphia on his return from Russia in ls33
lone day a lad apparently about nineteen, pre-
scented himself before our ambassador atisSt Pc
tersburg. He was a pure specimen of the genius
Yankee, with his sleeves too short for his bong
arms, trousers half way up his knees, and hands
playing with coppers and tenpenny nails in his
pocket He introduced himself By saying, 81 have
just come out to trade you a few Yankee notions,
and want to get sight of the Emperor." esd sl51
"Why do you wish to seehsm? ?'aat'fe - ,5ae.1S
q "I,ye brought him a present all the way from
Ameriky.. respect him considerable, and |
want to get at him, to give it to him with my own
hands.nsa af5 10 1ssf,::@ a5s .gsslas49 sessI--i
q Mr. Dallas smiled, as he answered,ss it is such
a common thing, my Lad, to make crowned heads
a present, expecting omethingg handsome, in re-
turn, that,I am afraid the emperor will consider
this only q Yankee trick. What have you
brought!'' = : s7''asstt' '.aSns - 7=s' -'-a
"An aeorn.'' -
can acorn! what under the sun induced you, to
bring the emperor an acorn!'
&c Why, Just before sailed, mother and went
on to Washington to see about pension, a ana
when we were there, we thought we'd jtist step
over to Mount Vernon. picked up this acorn acorn
there; and thought to myself I'de bring it to the
emperor Thinks, says l, he must have heard a
considerable deal about Gen. Washington, and
l expect he must admire. our institutions So
now you see I've brought it,andI want to get at
him.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

The reason why many ladies dodge an offer of
marriage, is because the question is popped at
them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

sl A fellow who stole wood-saw, told the Judge
on trial he only took it in joke, ., 5a45 gi7s7a
:, .'How far did you carry it !" asked the Judge,
.sTwo miles" 6 answered the prisoner.
b ssThat's carrying the joke too far" said the
Judge, and the prisoner was committed for further
examination.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

These mooney evenings are exceedingly favor
able to keep the commandment, tsLoVe one an
other $50 say Jack and Kate a Jul 2el.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
IHR PORTAGE SDNTINEI4
ny SAMUEL D. HARRIS, Jr.

one year payable within six months, S1,5o
one YEAR payable after the expiration Of six months
and within the year, stU
One wear pay able after its expration,, 2oo
No paper will be discontinued until all arrearages
raid, except at the option Of the publisher
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

-q In a town in Connecticut, q loafer was brought
befere,the justice for being drunk in the street.
the fine being one dollar for each offence.saThe
fine was paid and next day he was arraigned again.
ssNo you don't, Judge" said he, 81 know the law,
a adollar for each ofence-and this isthe same old
drunk" .s s,- vs.3s,t!, ssss 81 4s e. fsla5.s .,5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19
Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, GouvERNEUR DE L'ETAT
-.ssSg 374 DE La LOUISIANA.

BUREAU DE LExkCUTIF, BAroH ROUGE Ao0t, 1859.
TATTENDu Convention capitol
E ia vile do Baton Rouge dans lie but de changer la ccu
on do lEa do Ia Louisane ordonS aprei
disbursement do Ia Convention Gouveeu pubiera proclar
on dams aquelc cronnea divers srs de autores
Ia lo organiser r6eeon pAszembee Geneae
douvrer caque parosse de Ea endrotsndque
loi LIE MARDI DE NoyEMBRE proclaim, pour
suffer peupe adoption on Constitution
devor oiers recevoir de
de rsnenne Consuon avnien 10 rot de voter de
qu 10 poaden do la Constitution. Chacue
seear omura opinion dpesant dams boe distinct
afctee exnavenen bulletin GU seront Inserts
CONSTITUTION ACcEPTEE' ceux-ci CONSTITUTION RE
JETEE bien expmaut caement nenton de
rtlecte la eoue de cette election qui lien nsiss
rappors election genae dEta les commssaires
preaide exanont aoin les bulletin
dtpoes pulls reuat Secree
fofmment disposition de Is o actuee les elccons
En- conaequsnce i csnvenabe do lancer
notfan les
ton de plus ordounnnt les Sheriff. omma dEeons
utfes officers cells do donner avis e de
bier de voter aeoptacn 10 reject dc la Constitution II
PREMIER MARDI NovEAiBRE prochan CONNIE pl
hau LEI procedures soien eonutes les % cone
ent aodounance dpoons acues les secot
Par IL Geuverueur, JOSEPH WALKER.
nj uvy S.,rSt ,Fat ,-7l
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Proclamation
RY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
~. Tfarrrur A


EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BAros Roues, August J, 1852
WHEREAS The Convention latsy assembled the Stats
n the q Baton Rouge for the purpose changing the cons
on Of The state Of Louisiana, haa ordained Immediately after
the o. the Convention the shall issue his
m"ton directing the this ssats authorized
hold elections iss members Of the General Assembly holds
poll in parish Of the ststs the law. apo
the FIRST TUESDAY or NOVEMBER the ak
the sense Of the good people Of this State the adoption
rejection Of h Cotuon and ahall be The Of said oTeis
receive the votes Of ali entitled TO under the old Con
ton and under this Constitution Each voter halls1pe his spr
by dsposing b that ko
whereon shall DO written THE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED such word
dcy the intention 81 the votsr AT the conclusion Of
election which shall be conducted respect general
election conducted the commasonca designated preside
the shall carefully eaeh ballot
shall forthwith make due returns thereof Secretary State
conformity to the provisions Of the existing law upon the subject
elsStgbns.s
NOW, therefore, have thought proper this my Proclamation
notifying tho qualified the
vsnon Aforesaid furthermore commanding all Sheriff. Commits
Eesions and all other ocers therein
people assemble and the rejection
stuicn the aforesa FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER
aud that The proceedings be conducted thereof
conformity the with existing upon subject
OF elections. b. the Governor JOSEPH WALKER,
CHARLzs GAYAnRR, Sec. Of State ans 7pts
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c0MMERcIAL SUMMARY.
forttgn 9Iarktts-ptr franklin.

Wright, Candy & Co.'s Circular
LIVERPOOL MARKETs-Liuarool, September DAT the
close Of last week there stronger Cotton market
which our report per Asia conveyed On Saturday al
though offerings were free, there good demand and
holders exhibited much rmness rejecting any bnt ex-
treme rates, which were currently paid The America
arrived early Sunday morning. and business opened
yesterday with active inquiry which continued through
out the day and in which all classes participated
quent upon decided advices to the injury sus-
tanned BY the growing crop and less disposition indulge
in excessive figures r the coming seasons yield prices
advanced 1-16ak % tb at which, however, the demand
was freely supplied speculators operating to fair
market closes to-day with much rmncss at outside
for qualities ranging from low mddliDg to good middng
grades, particularly of boweds comparatively
elected, and upon which change in prices be
tced.
The sales estimated at
On Saturday 5000 bales 800 speculation and export
5000 American.
On Monday 10000 bales; 5000 speculation and export
970O American. $500
On Tuesday 5000 bales 5000 speculation and export
5000 American.
Import for same time is about $4,000 bales.
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.Apats 4.
saUiS
AUxELECTEURs DE La PARoIssE D'oRLEANs, CoNCERNAN1
LAD0PTToN on LIE REJET DE LA NoUvELLE

-
~ la PROCLAMATION ances par Excellence
Joseph Walker Goayeneu de Eat de Ia Louane les 6esurs
qualities Do Ia psp dOeana lie present notifies
F6lection qa tenue MAD Novembe proclaim
1852 Eecteus President des Eats Unis
scun distinct les c prendre lie
snsd bon peupe dc Fiat resvens dopon reie de
In Cons de 1856 cue 6ecteu sxpmer opinion
depoant dams e dit acrn snet bulletin La
CONS tITUTioN AGcEPTEE" OF aLA CONSTITUTION REJE-
TEE' queaues niois exprmant lnenton de rescteur
Bureau du Sheriff de d'or6ans, doctobre 1852.
NB chRqus Poll roame scrutin dssinf rceyor
des CONTRIBUTIONS POUR LIE MoNUMENu D. WASHINGTON.
octs 9pte JAMES p. FRERET Sheriff
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Of Indian Corn and 1905 sacks and 2l6l7 barrels Of
Flour.
Wheat 1881 qrs Indian Corn 1102 sacks and 14005
barrels of Flour The trade has been quiet for Wheat
fair comparative demand, and maintained its value.
Notwithstanding the large arrivals of Indian Corn off the
improved in value than otherwise, 27aa7s Sd Or being
obtanable for Ibraa and 2sa2ss Cd Or for Gaatz ar
rived off the coast. M
Several parcels Egyptian Beans have forward
and the value has been well maintained In other articles
no material change has taken place.
GHArN-At this days market there was moderate at
tendance Of the trade Who however showed little DISPOSE
ton to buy, and newly arrived American Wheats and
Flour offered from the quay at decline Of Id to I'd
II 10 f, and Sd to Cd P Dbl the prices Of this day
week. without much effect. Parcels in store however
were not obtainable on materially lower terms
New Oats and Oatmeal were without change; but old
meang Oats being scarce saeable for rather
money.
Barley Beans and Peas met with fair retail sale at
full prices.
floating cargoes brought extreme rates in the sales
| made.
London, September 28-SuGAR-At auction 1870 hhds
Barbados sold at from Ss to 40s 800 hhds 100 bbls st.
Lucia sold ct from 2es to s Y hhds g bDs o,ystalizsd
mostly sold at from 2s to sos for dark to good
Bengal half sold white Benares at from 34s Sd to
from 40s to Ais In the West India Market 1000 hhds
sold the market quiet but steady The refined market
quiet.
TAlLow-Contnues to improve. P Y 9. new is Ais Cd.
The stocks AGO casks against 43 last year The
deliveries since the last of June have been 2593 casks
aga;nst Se 9e iast ba ARRIVALS were rasnact;valy
~ AL and 10 IA casss
- mn ,es..a5 .,.5,..
which are firm and steady,
| LONDON MONEY MARKET--LOndo,i September 2S-The
quotation of Gold at Paris is about mile premium,
(accordng to the new tariff which at tho English Mint
price of f3 It's 10sd ounce for standard Gold, gives
an exchange of % l9 and the exchange at Paris on
LONDON az SNORT being iolows Una. doid is ABOUT
u.4z " cent. aearer IN Lohdon tnan N faf1s; j,
advces RON Hamburger the price Of GOD IS about
4So Y marx, wnlch, At tne Enghsn Mint price OF
20 us lo1sa y ounce Ior STANDARD uoid gives an ex-
cnange q 10 e ana, me excnanges az aamonign on
~ snSrs Deihg u mSa
ne course o. sxonange ~ m On LONDON Iot
os Nv says Easn IA hsn lad
sent Il fo,oWs tbat he exchange il nopipay Csc h
o e rate leaves rne
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BosToN-Pe shp Tmosoa cotton, 80 hhd tobacco,
bh 1895 093 tb -FOUR ~ bh castor oil 1900 AKA oe 10
hides 300 slaves bale calf skns do natal y pigs sndres
BARcELONAFer big Paequsa de resgaa $50 bales cots
1000 axves, p ~ ~.
ATTAKAPAs-Per .ehr Diana: 1000 fset lumbar engass
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.Aris RElecftOss.

EE WRIT d'ELECTION moi adresse par
Excellence Joseph Walker Gouyoeu PEat de la Iousiane le
qualities dOdan notifies
quune election ADI Noyembre proclaim
1881 pour ELEcTEURs PRESIDENT ET PRESIDENT
DIES ETATs-UNIs.
usqu hsues dpre endroits qu dssgne
direction Grsers qi NOMINEES
Cons Aldermen In ve dc Ia Nouyea par lie ur
Police pae Ia Paroase se la rive dro du euy
Mississippi. 5l5s ~
detection par duplicate devront e
transmits soussign6 conforn6mnnt d Ia loi,
Bureau du Sheriff de la parce dorlean dOctobre, 1882
octs apts Ia JAMES p FREREF, Sheriff
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TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS,
CONCERNING THE ADOPTION OR REJECTION
OF THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
B By virtue Of PROCLAMATION Issued by His Exceency
Joseph Walker Governor the State Of Louns the qualified voters
of the parish Of Orleans hereby notified that at the Election be
held TUESDAY the Cd November next for Electors for Pesden
the UnRed States separate Box will be provided
to receive the votes for the Of taking the Of
people this State the adoption rejection of the Ccns
said separate ticket shall written THE CONsTI
TUUON ADOPTED "THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED" !
uch word words the intention Of the voter
SheriGs onaee, parish Of Orleans October I, 1851
third Box will provided at poll for the reception
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
octa 1pte JAMES P. FRERET, Sheriff.
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ENOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S go
BEND. NEW CARTHAGE, MARRENToN, RI"
suNDAY viskhars Psehss .ssmsr H. =. WRIGM1 CIT i
,is.esr x y WRIGHT Capt D ciasss VII eS9sSsss
MORNG, o'clock. Returning, viii leave vieksp%x es
Wednesday osclock
"a fo{olns se.-y---
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VIII leave TUESDAY, 0etobsr tp ii b o,sleek u u III
EOR G,WARRENTON, 49,
y NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY lnX
AND NATCEiEz-RaFulAr TuEHDAY Weekly veks-
Packet stsr and swim
MAGNOLIA, Clair
For height apply board
receive freight will aks freight for Yasoo City
70 recsiys freight. octl5 :
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4 TSfARTES FOR 1883 -FKLTS ANNUAL
bAniea ii issss ~ Az! -
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M sss orleans to & * K 70
Atlantic .........6 to 51s to 90 AZ to 81
The Manchester market presents very firm appear
the hardening tendency of the Cotton market
caused producers to advanced rates for Goods
Yarns especially those suitable for India which, however
has checked operations.
Domescs sti continue depressed, and manufacturers
contemplate reducing supply by short working of their
mills. ~ H
liberal import of Breadstus has tended to check
operations in Grain market and recent arrivals of
American Wheat have been in moderate request at
decline of Id per 70 fb.
Flour continues to command full prices for first quail
ties but inferior parcels ship have been sold at less
money -R n
Indian Corn in limited request but holders show de-
sire to accept lower rates for stock handparces
arrive continue in request at late quotations
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.CO.aNT.
! R 3 4 sIiI 1, sWAlS Inspection = y
JOSIAH IOYETT. Insosctof IL Boila7x.
RED RIVER

wfilease TUESDAY. October 10. a. o'clock r. =.
EN0RSHREVEPORT. GRAND EUoRE, -
~ u. ALExANpHA snd AZ insar%saisss lsn1i.es
Fasane, muster leave above. For q
board, foot OF Bisnvie street 81 g IS. 7 ~
Freight taken for above the Fals With privilege fshpping
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
~ OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Tuesday Morning, October 10, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
in,oleon, Pousland, Boat N, LHGal.
rig Paequeta de Teregonna Carbo Barcelona Quads
lana, M yer, Attakapas, LerIarre

Ship Tinl0aon, POULAND,, Boat Ii Gale
Span Pacquea dc Teregonna Carlo, Barcelona
Schr Diana Mayer, Attaknpas, A LeeIarre
ARRIVED,
Schr Amphite Feta days from Island,
sch Diamond, Mack days from Pensacola to masterBan.
SteAmboats.
Memphis Mann, from Cincipaau
Magnolia, Thoniasson from Vickabnrg. q
New LatonA, Hooper, from Bayou Sara
Guadaloupe, Kay, from Alexandria.
E George Collier, Gosee, from Memphis.
Georgia, Scull, from ST Louis. .|t
Reindeer, Montgomery from, Paducah. So
Faahion. fagots from the Balize. Sg- .5|.
t. ri Saxon, Estes, from Princeton.
LOUIS, jackson, from Alexandria. Ii
Towboat O Whiemure Passe-brough up shp Asia
and sehr Amphtfte. - ~ 2.
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The splendid andfast running passenger
steamer r LEAIERS Percc having
ally dotaasd ~! leave MEnPIis. And IAKE, GREEN
MdKsbURG and ali iassmsds landing Ais MORN
css T n Union Ro .es,
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ERUNDY & WATERMAN, New Cleaning and
" SECURING ESTABLISHMENTGRussa and Carpets ceansed
Paint and Grease Spots removed without changing the po
n Ode len 4 Auction Store, 81 Camp srset
Grod will be promptly attended
cloansed the reasonable and
returned
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VIII ssys WEDNESDAY October 90, at O'Clock IN.
LNOR OUACHITA AND BLACK ~ =
4, RIvER.--Thsn and Iigh draaght steamer
OHCEOLA Capt. r. will leave u
taking leigh for MONROE g0l slHLA
route. For freight apply board foot Of
street. s. 80 octls :
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4 80 The regular weekly packet steamer
INV ga sss,sssss s:ss;s
shAEAs BATON ROUGE PLAQ UEMINE DONALD6ONvfLLE and
Az THIS ~ O'clock positvsiy
oosis DR. CARROLL. Union Row, IS Csrondslst street.
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~ The splendid passenger packet steamer
LOUISA Capt. lin place Of TIE Nsw few
g,ssks WI Leave for NEW GR AM
STc sAU u M EvEr y
O'clock paassnEe and Will please
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FrUm a, +, q N HHXWpIIB CIfCuIuF'J
Liverpool September 2SCoas TRabE-Thea arrivals from
and coastwise during the past week have been
small but from foreign ports have received 2554
of Wheat 20 qrs Of Oats 65S2 qrs of Beams 3710 qrs
of Indian Corn, and zoos sacks, and 2i6l7 barrels o.
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TOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Mr. FRANCIS
W. WILLIAMS Essex, Connecticut became neabsr Of the
aI e G e BoGERT CO. hs arss Of lily Iss, The SHIP
undersigned GEORGE @. BOGERT,
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