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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

a square CONSISTS p ~ NlifAf At"A - eNs D'''''N
have the privilege OF changing their advertisements
four times each year Persons contracting by no
year, must engage Tor certain space loF Which
they will be expected to pay.
Job PTInting.--In IBIS department, we expect 10
staliti,es to execute the yors Of our friends With
pronptness, n, n,stncss sni at the sowest prices
BUSINESS CARDS neatly printed upon reaSoha'
bic terms
BaaGs.--Wo sha'liocp constantly Oh hand BLAHE
DrEDs and MoRraAGEs. JUSTICES BLANks' ana
will bo ready at all times 10 print 10 order SluP-
piyG BuJs, NOTES and such other Blanks as may
/ be required.
"Spp5,ri yopr o,on" Is the motto which we strive
10 iupr s. upon the citizens Of our city and county
and i would be curious five did not asit N or oWn
Irase yo,I .go.ort 10 sny branch Of industry, will
be ,ound to be mutual bennilto gurcAaseran seller
/ Lancaster January ., 1872
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

TIME undersigned, Executors Of the last VIII and
Testament Of THOMAS WRIGHT, deceased, will
expose to sale by public vendue at the courthouse
Door in Lancaster, Ohio; Saturday. March 90 1882,
between the hours Of lO'o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
P. NJ of said day. the following described lands. viz
Six Out-lots North OF said town OF Lancaster and
West of the Poor House Road numbers and qualitie:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

The AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY LEAGUE
FOR EURopE.-The Philadelphia Ledger
publishes a curious paper, entitled the
"Constilution of tho American Revou'
tionary League for Europe" signed by
N. Schmidt, of Boston, President; p.
Wagner, of Boston, and,J X. Fuerst, Of
Baltimore, Vice Presidents; and MIR.
Willmann, Of Baltimore, Mr.. Gloss, OF
Richmond, aud Others, committee. 1t
is the result of the Revolutionary Con
press held in Philadelphia from January
10Th, to February LIST, 1852. The Ledger
says
The design of the League is to over
throw monarchy aud establish repuhl''
can democracy throughout Europe. For
the accomplishment Of the purpose the
first object is co operation of the demo
cratic elements. and their fusion into one
great party, looking only to radical revo
Luton in Europe as their aim Hereto
fore the democratic elements have been
disunited, through national antlpath'es
and warning against each other They
are now to be united, for the destruction
of the common enemy, until which time
the contest for "the spoils." which usually
begins with the first revolutionary effort
is to be postponed. The means to ac
complish this object is 10 have agitation
in Europe, as WELL as America, accumu
lation of a revolutionary fund, and the
formation of armed organizations in tn
country. ready for the struggle when Il
comes. Military companies are to be
formed in every city and county in the
Union, and auxiliary associations wh'
pay weekly contributions to the fund
The whole supervision of the affairs II
To be under the control of Congress o
all the associations, and, duIlng IL
recess, by an executive board. A poli''
cal committee of three persons, elected
by this Congress. has unrestricted pow
ers to act in concert with other national
tiles, to take the steps necessary TO ac
complish European revolution. Ih's' II
brief, is the organization and object q
the association. and the question arise
how far they are consistent with the du
ties which American citizens owe To thc'
own laws, all j the treaties entered int
by the United States with the nations
Europe. 1t is a great scheme of inte
veutinn in the affairs Of foreign nation
it not by the government, at least by tn
people of the United States. If the o
ganization succeed. to the extent of i
wishes, how long would the governme'
Of the United States be able to kee
from medding with foreign quarrels!
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.JOuN LYONS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety of Family Groceries, Pro-
vision, Fruit, Glass and StOneware,
INVITES the attention of the citizens OF Fairfield
4 and adjoining counties TO his extensive stock,
which can't be surpassed.
He would say to the farmer in due season he Will
he suupled with all kinds of Lake Fish, to supply as
many as may feel disposed to favor him with cali
Lancaster February 10, lSS2 10
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Fund Commissioners Office,

FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Jan. 7, leo2.
JOIN WOODS, Esq, Auditor of State:
SrR-The amount of Surplus Revenue deposited
with this county, amounted to. o........ S43,34h .!
Amount paid State, ......,......... od''Vo W
Balance due the State. Jan. |, 1882, .Sln,3lH 81
Provision has been made to pay during the present
wear the above balance Of Slu,3i6 81.
ExpENsEs-For publishing statement. IS O
Treas,lrer's per centage on SoOOO paid ~
in 1851. l................ ..'..; @" W
Auditor, per centage on S. 900, paid in
Respectfully submitted, ,r,-,,,,,,r, Sl99 "
"a +. LlilI, Treasurer.
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Nainabie Tarln for Sale.

Z OFFER at private sale, nay form in Greenfield
4 Township. i've miles North oi Lancaster, on me
Baltimore rtad Said farm contains 100 acres OF good
lsnI about 1r, acre. cleared. The Improvements are
q good dwelling house. good Barn. the necessary
out.hlu Is and good Orchard. There are thTee
good wells Of water upon the premises.
Tsrms will be made reasonable
JONATHAN COULSON.
February y, 1852. oval
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February T., 1852.


NOTICEisherei given. that tho undersigned has
~ been appointed and duly qusliled as LSecqtor
Of the Estate Of JosEPH r. ~ GuLLE,d deceased, late
of Fairfield cousty, Oto. All persons having claims
against said Estate viii present them for settlement
legally authenticated within one ycsr-and all th0'S
in1.Lted viii make immediate payment.
CARROT CCILLE, Executor.
r-L,.,.. : 1919 4W29
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Fancy Articles,

RUST opening a fresh lot of Brushes Of every dess
ID crpton; Combs Ivory, Dressing. Tuck and Side !
Note parer Cards, Envelopes, Drawing Paper, Hris-
tie Boards, Perfumery, S., at
Julysl y. kAuff MANS W
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Attachment Notice.

AT nv instance, an attachment was this day issued
n by 4. L. Simmons, Justice Of the Peace OF Ii
berty township, Fairfield county, Ohio, against the
property and effects OF Martin Fetro, non resident
Of said county. b, Gi4MUhE, SI,,l,
February %, 1861 +w4H
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Correspondence Of fMe CieUcl4nd Herald
WAsHrNGroS Feb. %. 1852 An incident con-
nected with Gen. ScoTr aud the Mexican war.
first published in the New Orleans Delta, is 90.
ing the rounds Of the Iuhc journals. Ii is stated
that tile General was offered million ul dollars,
to accept the Presidency Of Mexico, which lie
promptly declined. &c. ! have long known
from reliable source the exact facts touching
this incident" but did not feel al liberty to make
them public. As the Delta has neither given u
full or correct account of the matter, | will give
II,
A large portion Ofthe forces under Gen ScoTr,
yuu will reCUllect. enlisted for IA specific time or
until The termination Ofthe wal; aud consequent.
y after the conquest Of the Ciy of Mexico, and
the end of hosIiltcs. the military services of that
portion Of his army were no longer due or reqdir-
ed. And you will also recoilect. that at this par
licular time, President Polk aud his cabinet, had
caused the arrest of the noble old CHIEFrAIv, de-
psived him of hi military author ty. aud sought
by trial beiurea military Commissioner in Mex.
lc0, To disgrace and degrade the great C PTAlS oi
The age. and the most trustiul among American
Patriots II was at this particular time, and un-
der these particular circumstances, that number
OF the most wealthy and Influential Mexicans who
We're desirUus OF preserving their country from
| further revolution civil c0mmutiun, anarchy and
confusion, made the following proposition 10 Gen
eral ScoTr the ful6ment thereof to be guaran'
teed by the British Government
He WIS to accep! the command Of the Mexican
army, for live years. accept tue service Of as many
of the American soldiers aS wunIi enlist uude
him. aud tO DO paid twelve hundred aud fifty
thousand dalIars, ench year for the five years
being sir millions tUo hanarcd and .6Gy MoaSaaG
dollars for five years
1t was this magnificent propnslion,' with til,
guaranty Ot the agent OF the British Government
IN Mexico, that General >CoTr, promptly rejected
yes, promptly rejected when under arrest, de
prived ol his command, aud every scheme anC
plot being embraced. ~ his own Government
fPoll, Marcy & Coz t" degrade and disgrace
him. There We're. at Ike time, thousands o
American soldiers III the City of Mexico, whust
term ol service had expired. aud WIN wuutd hav,
ljnynusly enllste under the bnnner of their a1orl
Gus and ever triumphant CHltF. aud had lie beef
made of "such stuff, MS those in power who wer,
seeking 10 dishonnr him. quickly wnuId lie have
accepted tue tempting offer. But WlSFI&LD ScoTr
has fought too many battles, and won trO man,
victories for the honor glory and protection u
his own country aud countlymen, to be tempted
even under any circumstances and by any price
to sell his services 10 others. OsTEGo.
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S2.0NO Howard.

NTFyER sincethe science o Medicine dswned uTon
= the world. has any thing been found so good Tor
cough and colds as nowE's coUGH CANDY 24D pack
,,s' ,1,oi,..d ti,is Javpv +. l.. SLOCUM
Druggist. Lanca ter, Ohio,
Sole Agent for Fairfield county. Nog ~
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no TnOSE indebted.

We have only a few words Tor
nil those who are indebted to us
in any manner, and we know they
will respond Immediately. In a
very few weeks, we intend to pur-
chase new type with which to
commence the next volume ofthe
Gazette. We also need money
for other purposes. For these OBJ
Iects, We would like to have il
now, Dithout delay. We intend
to give our readers a prettier and
better paper than the y ever mad
before, and we need the money
Immediately in orderto to make the
necessary preparations. There is
plenty owing to us to meet all oul
wants, if our customers will only
hand it over. 1t will be to them
a small matter--to us 1t Will be
large in the aggregate.
One other word. Our friends
Ean do much to increase our lis
g. means by inducing their neigh
bors to subscribe and pay. Dc
not wait for the new type. Tha
will come now in any event, if i
breaks a trace. But advance pay
ing subscriptions will greatly as
sist us. Our friends can promise
an improved paper with safety
Let all pay us during the month
of February who possibly can
and who can't?
Another word. Don't read thi
and then lay aside the paper ant
forget all about it, That will no
help us. Let each and every on'
take this as an earnest dun, pa,
up and then induce his neighbo
to subscribe and do likewise
Don't forget it!
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t-V9In the late lire at San Francisco, we notice
large quantity Of Ayers Cherry Pect"ral burn
ed in the possession nl Que Of the druggists ol tina
city Guld will not control disease. and even in
that Ophir country they must provide this best "t
all remedies for colds, coughs and rilectOns oi the
Lungs. Indeed we happen to know that II is an
almost Indispensable cumPnui"n ci the nnleeers
aud miners, who are so much and 50 continually
exposed to the ever.changins atmosphere OF thai
climate.
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1859 TRANSPORTATION. 1859
N. w. GRAHAM & CO.,
FoRWARDERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

On the Canal, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
VOROPRlEToRS of Graham s. Co.'S Regular Line
i of Steamers running from GAINESVILLE to Pitts
burph and Cincinnati Also Graham g. Cos Regular
Line Of Canal Boats running to all points on the Ohio
nd Hooking canals.
Through receipts given for all kinds of Produce and
Merchandise from any point on the Ohio and Hooking
canals to any ofthe Eastern cities We are also pre-
pared to contract :or all kinds of Goods from Pitts
burgh to Lancaster, Logan, &c,
February 10, 1859 ave.
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Uyla3I1ALo

MARRIED-On the 2i'h nit. by the Rev. J.
Wagenhals. Mr. SOLOMON BUMGARDNER
and Miss Ri BECCA MARINER, both OF this
CnnnIY.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

Eg A correspondent of The Dublin
Telegraph says:-The President con.
stantly declares, ,-"My uncle was the
Napoleon of war-my desire is to be.
come the Napoleon of peace" A dis
tinguished EngIishman, who enjoys the
friendship of the President, mentioned
to me yesterday that he remarked to the
President. on Tuesday, how much lie re
grelted the mistaken views promulgated
Ivy the London papers, so unjust to the
President, and to the measures by which
he has saved his country. The President
replied: -" "Neverm mind; | know the Lon
don papers aud the London people we'll
before three months shall be lauded by
| both"
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TRLEGRAPHlo INTELLIGENCE
ThIs,y-sseond conErsss-FIra session
V..ot.aros F.l,r,,ary gg.

WitWIHNIWNf EUNT"'Il } ~
sEEArg agaip crtwded this morning. 40 much
that sr6aiois could scarcely gain slInit'anee =
The anxiety to hereMr. Clemens rep'y 10 hr
Rheit commenced yesterday evening. Sharp words
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

The CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENToN.-
One of the sub-clerks Of the Senate.
writing home to his paper, says:
"The printing question is a AumbUg
and bore! aud the Constitutional Con.
ventiun deserves to be damned to ev.
erlasling fame" for the course they took
in This question. 1t is wrong"
We take it that this is very str ong Ian.
guage to come from one Of 1.-THE friends
of the Constitution"
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TUNNELLING THE HUDsoN. The var
ious railroad comoauies at Albany are
moving in tho matter of constructing
tnnnel under the Hudson river. II is
said that the expense will be about hall
million of dollars.
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ARE YOU MISUNDERSTANDING from diseases to
which females are generally subject, use. DR.. ;.
Iowas Shaker arsaparilla will certainly cure you
Male or female, old or young, ALL and eTery Famt-
IN should have this excellent Family medicine them
Call at our depot or on Of our Agents, and get
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find faetS' Jacts'
faetsr that can be substanated by thousands OF lv
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz: that the
Shaker Slrsapsrilis as Prcparedby DR.. S. D. HOWE
has been the of permanently curing more dis
eases to which the human family continually sub
ject, than any other preparation of SarsaParia ever
vet brought before the public. See Advertisement.
Ij7At this season Of the year no medicine IS more
necessary than DR.. Hocaands German Bitters. The
great stimulating power of these Btters and their pro-
perty Of eradicatng all impurities, and renoyatng the
system, commend them highly, and in fact, all who
would enjoy good health should use them The press
is loud in praise OF these bers. We can inorse all
that has been said in their praise and, from personal
observation we know them to be superior to the thou
sand nostrums forced upon the public through the me-
dium Of advertisements Dr. c NJ. Jackson in Phila-
delphis, prepares this medicine. See advertisement
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN FLnHiDA.-Fears
are entertained that the Florida Indian
troubles are about To be renewed. A
letter from San Augustine, dated Feb.
Is, states that Capt. Jernigen had come
across s,roling party of Irdians lately.
near Fort Gatlin, and killed four of them
and took number of stolen hogs from
them
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New York Markets.

M4gcH 1--FIour-The market !"r state and
w~st,a brands j. more auifnlird wlimnt any IN.
prnvemenr m prizes; local drInmd Is g''"i. aud
llat FIR the east il mnlerlt' ~l.ie t'e rxpnri
trade seems restricted. Sales ljOD bh,S ordinary
In choice tate aud god common Uh" Si.Gid1;
mixed n fancy western aud Iay"rile ruuDd n"or
OHIO fI870j.l2
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Rober, Ashhaugh Francis Myars Jr., James
Nicely; james Rowles; Peter W"lt; Jnmcs Wiz
iams: hulnas Hyard Johu AshbanglE Erhrilul
Root; Jacob Fast: David Mn.seri Wlliin Funk;
Joseph Simpsull.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-03-04

-Memorials. signed by 5000 or 5000
persons in favor, and 5000 against The
Maine Law, were presented To the Penn'
syIvania Legislature last Thursday.
~A man in New York, says an ex'
change. got himself into trouble in con
sequence of marrying two wives. Shaw
that's nothing. We know of fseveral wht
got themselves into trouble by marrying
only one. N
The people of the United States
eat every year thirty two million pounds
Of maple sugar. Sothe census says
Not quite pound aud half a piece,
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FIRE AND Loss of LIFE.--The dwell.
ing OF Mr.. VIM. Gibson, about a mile
from Lockport, New York. was destroy
ed by fire on the 2lst instant, together
with all his Furniture, and $500 in mon
ey; and what is worse still, his three chill
dren persisted in the flames.
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ST. LoUIs. March - The receipts 81 Whr,f 10
,lsy are. a,nnt II ono bu w,h safes 81 Gj I" 30;
Corn 3j037c: Oats ?2l023r; -Four unchanged
aud oul,; supcrfne 3:7~la 800
Ciev1 ana mSTk"'-
CLgysLAyD. Mprch /, I2j2' Tie transactions
Of the week hive been limited. We quite II"
s1lrs bat give quotations. .
Flour-Snprrfne - jD037J; ext'a ] iidi %
Whem-7307jc.
Curs-400 i2c.
Oh.-2 2502G by the load; 3Oc b. the retail
II.....LI
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Ctvcrxaa1i March River 'isen iucle--
weather pleasant. Flour quiei.G0D hbls sold 1t
s3,2ja39 81. WHISKY l5aij4 Provisions q"i
ct thul firm; 800 kegs prime Lard at 81 M"s'
pork 81 Clnverserd dull ~ bbI- s"ld :6a
sGlU per bn,hrI. 81 ar advanced /: 90 rhd'
lair sold at 81; MD.asses 81. RiD tuT 10.
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NEW sUBsCKIBERs

john rrunse .$l,55 J'rl Stu!zmoG---.s5 10
Io' Wyllr...--. 900 William tanE 20
Juuu \ ,,,pat.,n !: ~
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1889. GAZETTE ESTABLISHMENT. les
Oflce- In tho Tallmaagn Bloez Ord story west end.
GEORGE WEAvEn,

The Lancnster Cafcte,--Thr I.ANcserl'R tA1.
rrrr is published every ThnrsdAy,at the follow.
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New AdDertisemeRts. - MesSrS. link Glani
advel tise large and excellent assortment Of Gro
ceres, Notions, &c. They have greatly added To
their furmor stock and offer GDe inducements ioI
purchasers Give them a call
The Executors of Thonns Wright, deceased OF
fer at public sale in few days, chuice ot Of out
lots. See advertisement.
See the advertisements ofC Brooks Son & Co.
and of David Beery.
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RssLiy GaseRs--Ns9 SabSeri5sn .--Tbess
who wiIf take ihs trouble Ia look At ibe Weekly
Garsne for ihe present week, will Gnd that i
contains The usanl quuutiiy, sbout iwemy.llirve
columns, OF reading matter. consisting ofIolitoal
md IniseellageouS Information. just Of Iha, CHAR.
acter which every family should receive. The
good opinion Of Tie payng subscribers Of the pa
per is duly appreciated aud every effort will be
unde to retain it, Look out for Me nep roinme
in May.
The number of new subscribers this week ia
considerably larger than usual, Tor which we are
indebted to our friend Gardner ond others OF Bre
men This is now the largest pack in le comfy
and our friends promise that il shall reach hun
dred. We think our neighbor oI the Eagle vii
lind il an uphill business IL redeem his promise
Of carrying the steady Wing townshipsoI Rush
creek.
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NTEW FALL GOODS-A large and general $50
~ ment now opening and bargains TO be had at tn
cheap store opposite Shgllcr's Hotel.
Noverber 5, 1850. ". i. NI'F
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-10-21
Drugs and Medicines.

H B. VfBBERT, thankful fer the past
IL patronage extended to him, announ-
ces to his friends. and the public general v
that they can always find at his store on
Lafayette few doors from Church Strf eft
the most extensive assortment of art clt IS
in his line ever offered in the Town; up IN
terms the most favorable. He will EN- lie: Nv.
our to maintain the reputation he has ac-
quired for carefullness, in filling, pres rip
tons and preparing medicines Tor ta .nily
use.
Also a supply OF the best Port vyir e and
Brandy, for Medicinal purposes.
Physicians, Planters and OF he RS will
please call and examine for the n,selves:
and they will find that they can be supplied
on terms as reasonable as they al purchase
in New Orleans
Physicians prescriptions. ac'.u rately pre-.
pared at all hours of night o., { 1ay.
mar. %, yl
SPANISH LILLY WHIT F.. and Meen
Fun, are beautiful smooth ', .oetable prepa-
rations for imparting to ia face and neck.
a natural like alabaso ar white. with
out inplring or discoloring the skin. sold by
may l3F, RI B. VIBBERT.
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TIME FOR OPENING A ND CLOSING THE
NAIL AT BA ron ROUGE.

ANY change viii be Immediately cor
ict.ee". as soon as n ade.l
Mails for New Orleans, Donaldsonvile
and all Latourch' Interior, closes daily at
half past 8 o'ck ok, P NJ.
CoAsr BEtc x-Brusle Landing, MAN.
chac, iberville Bayou Goula, New River,
DonaldsonNi.i E. Convent, Bonnet Carrie,
Taylor's, = jgar's &C., Every Monday,
Thursday. ? md Saturday at oclock T M.
Coasr f,Bovr-St Francisville, Water
100, Pit. c oupee, PIT. Hudson, LobdelFs Store
closes every Sunday. Wednesday and En-
day at s o'clock P NJ.
Nat ches, Vicksburg and all Red River
Pari, ,hes. closes daily at o'clock r. NJ.
Louisville, Memphis and Napoleon, clo-
ses Tuesday and Friday at s o'clock p NJ.
Greensbnrg, Springfield, Coelk, Stony
Point and Burlington, Closes every Monday
at 9 o'clock a. NJ.
Clinton. jackson and Mt. Willing, closes
Monday, Friday aud Saturday at 5 Q, ,cloc
P. NJ. JOHN c. La NOUE, Pos. Master
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II. $. NAIL COACH.

HROM Baron ROUGE TO CLINTON RIA
l. JACKSON. will run tri-,ceebly, as follows !:
leaving Baton Rouge, SUNDAYS, i"esday:s,
and Fridays at s O'Clock A. n, and arrl-
wing at Clinton. at O'Clock, p. NJ, Leav-
iny Clinton Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays, at 5 o'clock, A. NJ, and arri-
wing at Baton Rouge at 3 O'Clock, +. VI.
RATES OF CHARGES
From Baton Rouge to Jackson, 81 90.
do :. f" Clinton. 50.
The subscriber has taken great pains to
fit up a Coach worthy Of patronage, and
hopes to retain the patronage ne has here
tofore received.
~ Seats can be engaged at the Harney
House, Baton Rouge, at the Post Office, IN
Jackson. and at Carman's HOtel.in in Clinton
WILLIAM ELDER, Proprietor,
may llth y.