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~Olu SuheS low. |
MATHEWES & ROPER,
LNactors and Commission M Merchants, for Cotton.
u, Rice, Bagging small country Produce, Van.
derhorst's Wharf, Charleston, S. c
FERDINAND MoULToN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Will practice IN the several courts in the District
and attend to the prosecution ofc.aima
against the Government.
Office corner Of and It'll streets, opposite the
General Post Office.
2aw,n
FOR THE SPRINGS.
AIDES retiring to the springs or country, will
! find at PARKER'S, just opening, fresh
supply Of Toilette Articles, sueH AZ very superior
BAYRUM, COLOGNE, in bottles and on draught,
EAU LUSTRAL, OK MARROW, DENTI-
FRICE, &c, COMB, HAIR, TOOTH, and NAIL
BRUSHES, at
PARKER 8
Fancy Comb and Pertsusry Store,
us Q. Penn Av nssz National HOTEL
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LEONARD SCOTT X co.
10 Fulton Street, New York.
q Entrance 54 Godst. Jan. 4.
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ltirsn The Louisville Jon,na'.l
Have l Loved In Vain 7
nv LAURA hoHniMEH.


NY eyes were filled with thy form, tonight,
With thy sud SWEET smile and thy dark eyes ligh
have gazed as these may gase alone,
who love, and wer7hip, and sorrow have tnown
For the sun In my dream wss pale and strange,
And feared that my IDOLS form might change
Oh, say IL Il thus we shall meet again
Speak, speak, oh, speak have loved IN vain !
Shall we meet again Hs we met Of oldt
win not thy greeting be ealni and eodt
Thy fingers will slowly thread thy bair,
with studied art, and will lingef there,
While 8,y poor heart, like prisohed bird,
Is throbbing and thrilling at every word,
And know. | knew have loved In vain,
Az si,amgers NEE, we shall meet again
I, Ii 40, Il IL so | know II well
There needs not glance, not word 10 tell, :
The die Ii cast, and the Rublcon crossed,
have staked my all on one throw, and lost
Enough have played for noble prize,
The winnefsmiles but the loser dies.
Az strangers meet, we shall meet again,
Farewell FAREWELL have loved in vain.
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THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE
PUBLISHED wsEHtY,
WnNTREE & BRYAN, Proprletors,
orfies on Church street.
Tnrnia IN.

rhs RATION ROUGE GAZETTE IL publish.
oil every SATURDAY morning, st $500 per allilofij
payable In advance, OF sJ,e0 at the expfa'oh -
dix months, .A,,... e..
ADVERTISING. .-4Cne dollar per sq.are ,of
,hs Arc, insertion, and half that price Tor every
subsequent nssf.ion--ten lines, OF less, eons'''o-
"'y 'yEAtsIY ADVERTISING Merchants, Ira
,,efs, and others, will be contracted with on the
wtost liberal terms.
awe benefit Of individuals will be charged ss adj
Ali ADVERTISEMENTS Of a pERsoNAt
~ tbs rata er two dollars per square, and payment
required invariably In advance. \,
All advertisements not marked with the mum.
her al insertions will he published I'LL forbid, OF at
The aption Of the publisher.
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ss4 ,sr tiuas Or less, not altsrable, months O
j Ia Ill sIa 10 IN o ss do eisto
DO do do 10 do year To-
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DIR. A. WOOD.

rIAvtNC located permanently In Baton Rouge,
Ii tenders his services TO the citizens andva
entity in the practice Of Medicine, Surgery and
Obstetrics After having much experience in
the principal Surgical and Fever Hospitals North,
and also, the advantage of several years country
practice he feels confident lie can give satis-
taction 10 all who may favor him with a call
ny~His Office, Is at the residence Of Mrs, Hubhs'
on caayrh Street, aNd opposite II. T. Haddifs
Drug Store, where he may bo found at ell hours
during the day and night. feb 10 3n,.
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IHE DEMOCRACY IN OoNVFNIlUNA~ ~
g,otiey gtougl--Thc motley character Of
thu Democratic National Convention
would be cufiour. Ii my new Illustration
Of Democratic lack of principle could be
eonsidered curious; rs It is, will, the lights
OF experience before US, we can only re.
gard 1t as quite u thing of course, just
what might have been expected. Every
shade Of the party will te represented
Abolition Observation-Disclosures Union
ists--IIigher Law Free soilers---Lower
Law Free soilets--Ant Fugitive Law,
Notification Men-Anti Fugitive Law,
Aa,l Modification, Centinued.Agtation
Men--Anii Fugitive Law, Anti Nuliiica.
lion. Anti Continued Agitation. Finality
Men- Anti Fugitive Law, Anti Nullitica.
ton, Anti Continued agitation, Anti Fl.
nality MesI---Comproniise Men proper, on
principle aud acknowledgements
State Rights Men--Anti Comptomise
State Rights Mell--Compromise South.
ern Rights Men, Anti Compromise South.
eru Rights Men-Anti Comptorise Nash.
Vile Convention Men--Anti Compromise,
Anti Nashville Convention Men--State
Rights, Righ, Of Secession Men--State
Rights-.-Anti,Right Of Secession Men--
Right of Secession. Anti Secessionists---
and Ri2h. Of Secession outright secess.
ienists 4Secessionists by State co-opera.
,ion, Sccaseionists by separate State action,
and Secessionists sany-llow.you-can.fix.it---
Old Federalis.s aud young Democrats aud
Young Federalists and Old Democrats -
Old Fogics aud Young Fogies, Hunkers
and Barnhurners--TuriT Of 1916 Men,
Tariff of 1912 Men. Revenue Tariff Men,
No Tariff Men, aud Free Traders--Inter-
nal Improvement and Anti Internal I'm
pspvement Men---Strict Constitntionists
and loose Constitutionists, Tutervehtionists
aud Non-Iu,erventionists, Conservatives
aud Radcals---Cess Men, Buchanan Men.
Douulas Men, Houston Men, Marcy Men,
Butler Men, King Men, Rnsk Men. Stock
ton Men, Cobb Men, Hunter Men and
Gsadsden Men. These are scores Of non-
.lescripts. that battle all Classification
Political troglody.es that live IN caves,
fire-eaters that carry their heads under
their arras, and men with the simples that
will no, die, though the brains be OUT
all will be found at Baltimore pigging
together We know not how, heads and
points. IN the same truckle bed;" one Of
lie most curious shows tie sun e'er shown
upon. Tie doing Of The heterogeneous
conclave no second eight can yet divine.
wv o,,tx, trnuy thnf there will lie sucf1
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w, !. A. aonsRrs, uuFus K. HOWELL
ROBERTS q HOWELL,
A TTOR EYS AT l. A w

TTAvE formed Partnership In the practice Of
IL their profession, and tender their services
all these who may he plensed to intrast btst-
,iess to their management and care,
Having devoted much time aaa attention 10
the Study and practice of Criminal Law for the
nast seven years, they particularly commend
themselves 10 those who may need their services
an that department OF their profession.
esries FRONT ROOM, FIRST FLOOR ABovE rHs
nAsEMENr.
No o., Camp street, New Orleans.
THEY REFER 10.
Cav Ieserh Walker, Meesss. Male, Cox & Go
. William \. Pike. Oakley Il Hawkins,
baton Rouge ~. II. Palmer, x Co
N, ., Miles, 4 Pagan, " 20, J
d, A, NsaI0s Mcl,ae, Hoffman &
M. Frank, o..
Garrison Il Fuque, I. 4. Price. lsls
Covert Il Cobb. !" John Holmes. Esq,
Clinton, 70 Hon Judge MeCaleo
aug 30 II New Orleans
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Nurt'g 4 Curntr.
Droop not on your Way.

Ho ye wio start noble sehetne,
For general good design
Ye workers Ii cause that tends
To benefit your kind
Lay out the path ye iain would tread,
The game ye inenn 10 play,
An II II be an honest one,
Keep stsadtast on your way.
Although ye may not gain al once
The points ys tnest desire,
Ile pa.ent--time can wonders work.
plod on, anil do not tire;
Distractions, too, may crowd yeur path,
In threatening stern array,
Yet tiineh rpt fhar nuti they may provo
Mere shadows In your way.
Then, while there's work for you TO DO,
Stand not despaifing ly--
Let Forward be the move ye make,
Let sCnward'' be your cry
And when success has crowned your plans,
II will all your pains repay,
TO nee The good your labors done
Then droop not on your way
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CONT STREET VERANDAH,
FORMERLY "C0NTI Ho'rITis, =
Cont street, between Chartrns and Old Levee sts
New Orleans.
v, HEBERT Proprietor
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A RE now prepared to. undetake oil contracts
N in their line, and execute the same with
ncntness and dispatch.
J.hhing attended to at the shortest notice
Shop in the rear of jacob piper's farnitnre ware
room. feb7 I
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Mid Wife.

MRS. HARRISON. q graduate Of the Medical
AV1 Faculty OF Paris, aud who has received sles
nc Premiums as such, BY The three greaies, medical
professors Of France and who has had thirty years
practice in her profession. Respectfully lenders her
services 10 tho citisens OF the place and vicinity.
She especially attends 10 diseases Of women and
children Residence corner ST. i'ypeli,e and Church
strrets. rnl3s3m
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THE WEEK-Comprisng the last day Of the
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strong inducements as it now does to young men
who desire to obtain thorough and liberal educa-
ton. g. BACON
Sept 10-1m .... ~. President
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WAsHINoToN, SUPREME CoURT Room,


GENTLEMEN: | have examined your rcpublica-
ton Of the current English and Common Law
Reports, and like very much the design and exc.
cution of it..
Neither judge nor lawyer can very well do
without the contemporary decisions Of the Eng
iish Courts. have found them always 30 nstruc-
tive and useful, that have hitherto read them in
any form in which they have been published.
Hereafter will do 30 in yours.
Tho Courts in England arc daily acting upon
cases presenting important and also new features.
All OF US must acknowledge that they are adjudi-
Gated with very able and disc Eliminating teness,
and with great learning.
Wishing your publication every success, l am,
gentlemen, respectfully, your obedient servant.
+. JAMES M. WAYNE.
Mcssrs LITTLE Il BRowN, Boston, Massachusetts.
WAsHINaTON, January %, 1882.
GENTLEnEN: A publication like that in which
you are engaged, of the English Law and Chan
Gerry Reports, If promptly and accurately executed
cannot fail of great usefulness 10 the profession
including both the Bench and the Bar. The work
SO far as you have proceeded in it, appears to be
accurately and well done, and 10 certainly fur
nishcd at a cheap rate, -.-
With great respect, yours,
p. v. DANIEL.
GENTLEMEN: am much pleased with your re.
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If you continue TO furnish them at the same price
and we'll executed as the present volumes, and
with the same promptness, they will receive the
general patronage OF the Bar,
Yours, &c, X. q. GRIER.
Messrs. LITTLE BRows.
March Is