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AVIS.

AVIS.
Cour rim Sirieme Dist. Juaiciaire,
Paroisse II Est Baton Rouge.
A TTENDU que ISAAC II. BoArNEn
1Ade la dife Paroisse, a fait apple 'tion
a la dite Cour ponr e're NOMINEES Admin
istra'eur DE-. la succession de son defiint
fraire LEWIS RoArNEa reinforcement de la
dte Paroisse.
Avis est par Ia presente donne toutes
personnes interesses de faire SAVIOR leur
raisons dams dix jours de la preme e pub
LEGATION de Get avis, pourquoi la di.e appica-
ton ne serait pas accorde.
June Is NJ MORTNO, GretFer.
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nrIOHN g. WIRE. Corner Of Csnal
and Chartrss streets, New Orleans, 10 the
only authorized Agent for this paper in that
city. any business with this paper can BE-
transa :teI through hia and his receipts be
subscriptions, advertisements. &C., will for
valid.
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Notice..

Sixth Wdicim Dist. Court, Parish
Of East Baton Rouge.
w said Parish has applied to said Court
to be appointed administrator of the estate,
of his deceased brother, LEWIS BoArNrR
late of said Parish;
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said application should not be
granted. M. MORENO, Clerk
June 18th 1853
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Notice.

rNHE Louisiana Institution for Mutes and
i Blind, on st. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge, is open for visitors from 10 to IL o.
clock, A. M, each day, Sundays only excep-
ted. feb..Stf.
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To Planters and Others.

7 WOULD beg leave TO call your atten-
l ton now, and at the opening of the
'omiug season TO my large and exceedingly
hean stock Of Domestic Dry Goods which
o'witstanding the heavy advance of Dom
sizes. and every class Of negro wear, | am
nahled TO sell at low prices; ] am now re-
ewing and will continue to receive week
" through the season fresh supplies Of No
Goods ofthis class, all ask is call
mar 29-y w. ID. PHILLIPS.
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nmanship.

1SenmHnSnIp.
DARENTS and Teachers are invited To
[ call at J. c. LANOUE'S. Harnev
Honse Row to examine the Philosophical
Theory ami Pirrticc of Penmanship.
TIE Theory is divided into three parts.
Primary, Mtermediate ard Final. Each part
in Four Books
This work comprises cuts designed To
illustrate the manner of holding and conduct
ing the hand and PEN preparatory excer-
cises. which thoroughly train the muscles
employed in writing, classification Of let
'ers and words according to their simil-
,rity Of formation. and instructions accom-
panying the various exercises in each book.
The whole SO arranged as to enable the pu-
pils to write over each page twice. Price
Is cents mav12
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Popular school Books.

r L.NOcE. Harvey House yow ha
d. inst received direct from the publish
crs a complete assortment Of the most por.
ular school books. Consisting in part o
Webster's spelling book; Wehsters spelle'
and defner McGutfey's spelling book.
READERS.
McGufe,'s Series; Towers Series Of
Gradual Readers. N. American lst 2nd
class do;
Smiths New Grammar; Towers Grad
ual lissons in do
aEoGRApHIrs
Smiths LIST book Smiths qnirto or end
hook; Smiths Geography and Atlas; Mitch
els Primary Geography; Mitches School
do; Morses quarto do.
ARirHNETIcs.
Cobune's Mental Davise's Arithmetic
Smiths Introductory Smiths Practical ;
Smiths New Arithmetic.
ALGEBRA
Davise's list lessons Davise's Bourbon;
GEOMETRY.
Davise's Legendfe.
HISTORY.
Parlevs History; Goodriche's U. S;
GooIriche's England; Gurney's US.
RErBoRic.
Boyd's Rethoric; porter's RHETORICAL
Readers.
Philosophy, Phrenology Chemistry, &C.
oogv, Botany &c. Also all the popular
Latin Books
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Delays arc dangerous.

Delays are dangerous.
Why suffer with cough, coldo any dis
w ease of the Throat Breast and Lungs
when a certain cure is SO easily effected by
using
"WIsTrRs HouRHorNp CAnpy.o
This Medicine is judicious combination
Of the best expectorants in the Materia Ned
lea. The most stubborn Coughs and Colds
yield to It readily, and it is found to give re-
lief even in confirmed cases Of Consumption
tits not merely palliative, as many articles OF
its nature, but possesses great curative quail
ities For sale by VIM. BOGEL Agent.
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DACON--5 casks shoulders. for eale by
- [may lstfl S. VI. HART & G.. f
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CORN! CORN.

DOCK KEEPING--3 doz. May
- hew's Practicable system Of Book
Keeping by single or Double entry. Also
blank account books whi:h nave been pre-
pared expressly to accompany these vol
umcs. For sale at publishers prices by
june 24ly j. c. LANOUE,
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ElESH BIZ 'ona Sausagcs for sale by
l. s. r. BLANCHARD.
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~RACKNELL BTSCUTT-,ust received
" 50 Boxe. Of the celebrated cracknel
biscuit. A choice article for the tea table
or invalids. "A handsome present to wife
or sweetheart. Price one dollar and thirty
cents rer Box--for sale Nv
I'm. % IOHrTA REAL.
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EOR SALE-A Great Bargain.-
l. A n,w frame building, situated in q
plea ssnt AMI desirable part Of the town.
containin, four rooms there is also an ex-
ceIlent wall on the premises. There is
two lots an | hal Of groani-all Of which
is now offered extremely low for cash, on
account of departure Apply at this Office
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ELOUR-1OO bhls Ohio superfine for sala
L BY lmay lstf] S. M. HART & Co.
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More Light.

Wicker Baskets.
lust Received fresh stock Of Baskets
y of all sizes and qualities by.
may l2ly c. LAN0''E.
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ATESS PORK; so bbls, for sale by,
wi NAV lStf. S. M. HART & Co.
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Plank Road Notice
OEre Of the Bl,on Rouge ani Clinton
pio~k Rnod NnnsnnaY

Sealed proposals will be received nnfi
Wednesday, July 9th 1853. Tor clearing on
the roa 4. of al distractions, from Cvpres.
Bayou 10 Olive Branch, so as to make II
forty.hve feet 10 the clear.
Propo,al- are invited for the whole, OF
any p,rt Of the work. and bidders are re-
ous.tei TO propose for the work al q 81 ven
prioa per WITHDRAWING measure.
By order If the Board.
ALFRED SHOPPERS, Ssrrstary.
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Cologne Water.

YEA! Tea.--Just received per
Steamship Tennessee and Empire Cit
'lirect from New York 'ot fchnirc far.
lily Teas. which in addition to stock on hand
comprises one Of the best assortments in
Baton Rouge, these teas are sold by agency
for one Of the largest importing houses in
New YORK. and are guaranteed pure or no
sale. may 81 JOSHUA BEAL
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rThc Louisiana Manufacturing
Company. just organized in New Or
Nans. with capital Of $3.50 900. for
the purpose of preparing dress hemp.
and making bale rope, by the use Of
TIL. W. Slaughter's-of Peters
burg, Virginia-pattent cordage ma
chine. Some Of the wealthiest men
Of New Orleans and Mobile are en-
gagged in the enterprise. David Had
den Esq, of New Orleans, is the
President Of the company, and j. D.
Converse President of the Bank Of
New Orleans, Il. W. Millbank, OF
New Orleans, and J. Warren Slaught-
er, of Fredrickburg, Virginia. are
among the directors. This company
will be in oreration in November, the
machine being now in course Of con-
struction in Patterson, New Jersey,
and Fredericksburg, Virginia. The
product will be abou. 10000 pounds
per day.-Delt0.
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THE FOURTH OF July AT SMYRNA.
At Smyrna, on the 4th of July, it is
said the United States ship St. Louis
was dressed with her colors, and,
strange to say, the Austrian brig and
schooner with which the St. Louis a
few days before came near having an
engagement hoisted and saluted the
American flag with twentyrone guns,
which, as a matter of course. were i'm
medately returned by thu st. Louis.
All the consulates, including the Aus
trian, hoisted their flags in honor o.
the day.
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on them to take away the Capitol
since we have nothing here to repret
sent it, but the brick and morter Of
the Gothic Structure"

THE LONDON TINES ON AMERICAN
DIPLOMATIC FAsHloNs.-The London
Times has long article in approval
of the consular instructions issued by
the Secretary Of State. 1t says:
It is not, however, solely out Of COM
pliment to the American Administra-
ton that we have offered these re-
marks. There is much in them which
may be applied with great advantage
to our own institutions.-We have no
desire to say much about costume,
though it can surely be not very Hat
tering to civilized nation that an
envoy accredited to its government
should be decorated as if he were in
tending to astonish Patigouians or Ash
antees. Nevertheless, there may oe
just as much pride under black cloth
as gold embroidery, and, If custom
is still for tinsel, it is hardly worth
while to effect singularity in such a
matter. But, with respect to the
duties Of all British Representatives
in foreign countries, we cannot too
closely adopt the opinions expressed
in the American circular If even
Americans in this situation have been
led as the note informs us, into anti
American practices and tendencies, =
we may easily infer the force Of pro-
Fashionable temptations in the diplo-
matte service, Secretaries and at
taches are apt to forget themselves IN
the atmosphere we breathe, and the
practices at our Legations must be in
many respects iproved. unless an
American citizen is to enjoy in these
respects an advantage over the British
subject. ~
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WoMAN's RIGHTs.-In the reign
of Queen Margaret, of Scotland, the
parliament passed an act that any
maiden lady of high or low degree
should have the liberty to choose for
husband the man on whom she set
her fancy. If a man refuse to marry
her, he was heavily fined, according
to the value of his worldly possessions
The only ground Of exemption was
previous betrothal.
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JEWS AS TEACHERS IN COMMON
ScHooLs.--T There are several men,
BEES of the Jewish persuasion, and
Jews by birth, now employed as
teachers in the Cincinnati Common
Schools. The papers have opened a
war upon them. Their capacity as
instructors is not denied /; the ground
of objection is simply and solely their
obnoxious religions belief. The Jews
are said to be numerous in Cincinnati
and other excitement is thus orig
mated.
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APILL FOR THE DocToRs-The
celebrated DIR. James johnson, editor
of the London Medico Chirurg1cai
Revieac, thus unbosoms himself:
Il declare as my conscientious opin-
ion, founded on long experience and
reflection, that if there were not sin
gle physician, surgeon, apothicary,
man-midwife, chemist, druggist nor
drug, on the face of the earth, there
would be Jess sickness and less mortrli-
ity than now prevail. >
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THE NEW RourE TO EUROPE FROM
ST.. JOHN N. b wrote you week
or two ago that the keels Of two steam
ers for new route to England had
been laid at Williamsburg. The st.
John papers, ia allusion to this route,
state that it is the intention of the
New Foundland and Telegraph Steam
ship Company, to build four steamers
Of the most powerful construction, and
capable of making the passage be-
tween that port and Galway in sia
days. am rather inclined to think
the Company have considerably under.
rated the time which will be required
by their steamers to make the trip
but there can be no doubt that it can
be run in considerable less time than
is occupied by the vessels running or
the old rou.es.-N. Y. Cor. Delta.
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A SERIOUS AFrAIR---We regret
to state that serious and probably
fatal ARRAY occurred last night be.
tween Mr.. Hall one of the editors of
the Crescent, and Mr.. Haughton, a
lawyer of this city. in which the latter
was dangerously wounded. He was
lying in very critical situation at
last accounts, but little hopes being
entertained Of his recovery.
The cause of the difficulty we un-
derstand, was paragraph which ap-
peared in the local columns Of the
Crescent, yesterday morning, and at
which Mr.. Haughton took offence.
He, Haughton, as we have been
informed, accompanied by friend or
friends, visited the Crescent office last
night, and after ascertaining from Mr.
Hall that he was responsible for the
offensive paragraph, attacked him
with cane. The parties grappled
with each other, when Hall drew a
knife and inflicted the wound which
is likely to prove serious.
ARRAYS Of this kind are deeply
to be deplored. One thing is certain
however, that he who visits the dom
icile Of another. and particularly th'
editorial domicile, for the purpose o
committing an act Of personal violence
must expect to hold his life by yer.
slight tenure This we think is
we'll settled principal in this region
True Delta 18th inst.
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CoMEr.-The Montgomery jour
nal, of Wednesday last, has the follow
ing paragraph:
A Comet which has made its APP
pearance in the western horizon for
the last few nights, has attracted the
attention of star-gazcrs. Its elevation
is about twenty degrees above the hor-
lion, about one poiut north of west,
and seems, from the angle of its tail,
to be advancing in the direction of our
planet. This is an erratic stranger,
which seems to be travelling on its
own hook. Its appearance and cource
has not been predicted, as far as we
have seen, by any astronomers.
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Bishop IvEs.-In the Episcopal

BISHOP IvEs.-In the Episcopal
Convention of the Western Diocese
of New York, at Buffalo, on the 18th
inst, Bishop Delaney referred with
regret to the apostacy Of Bishop Ives,
and attributed it tomental alteration,
as he knew personally that Bishop
Ives was insane in 1850, and that in
sanity was hereditary in his family.
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RISE IN BRANpIEs.-No disaster
had attended the vine growth in France
at last dates, but proprietors were
holding their wines for top prices.
Brandies are quoted EXTREMITY dear"
"a rise Of If francs. from 1875 to las
per hectoIitre, is noted at Bordeaux as
having taken place within the week.
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N-The Charleston Courier says
that several planters in the vicinity Of
that city are turning their attention
to the growth of hemp, and design
testing thoroughly the capabilities OF
the soil of South Carolina for that
purpose.
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The SAN JAclrro.--It is stated
that the Secretary Of the Navy will
refuse payment for the repairs about
to be made in in this vessel, until six
months trial shall prove the work 10
have been satisfactorily done.
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PARIS FAsHIoNs.-Tbe latest ac-
counts from Paris say "the most fash
ionable dresses just now are robes ne
cyees. mother-of.peril dresses, made
of silk and wool admirably combined,
which Civ. to that dress the varying
colours which justify its name. These
dresses are made with three founces,
and each lounce is arranged different
ly. They take the place of the ba-
reyes, whose reign seems ended. The
sleeves do not come down lower than
the elbows; they are very large, aud
are trimed at the elbow with large
flounce fatty sewed on.
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Ey- In the last Sentinel plaque
mine) we find an article from the pen,
of a "Plain Talking Democrat" in the
French and En- glish +; headed "Hom-
age to Truth" and dedicated to the
Comet. The writer endorses cur re-
marks in reference to Mr.. Erwin, the
Independent Candidate for the office
of Sheriff of Ibervillle.
We have not the pie asure of an ac-
euaintance with Mr.. Erwin but know
him in his position before the people
of Iberville, and we highly commend
his course. We are glad to met now
and then, man who is willing to dis
regard the dictates Of a paltry caucus,
and stand before the people as true
Democrat" upon his own merit and
qualification for Office. We like to
hear the barking" that follows, from
all the troup of capitalists, who have
investments in the stock market OF
politics. With few such men to
act the Independent course OF Mr.
Erwin, and Louisiana would be wres-
ted from the hands Of demagougues
and its destinies placed where they
should be-with the people.
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~ Experiments are now being
made by the French Government with
Chloroform as motive power. Its
power has been recently tested at
TOrient, and the experiment was con-
sidered very satisfactory. The ex-
pense, it is said, will be so Per cent
less than steam. FEfr
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TENNESSEE ELEcTIoNs.-The OFF,
cial majority of johnson, Dem, for
Governor is 2,215: The wings have
elected 5 members to Congress, the
Democrats 4. The Legislature is COM
posed of Sc Wings and II Democrats
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Another effort is about to be made
to rase the ill-fated steamboat Allan
tic from the depths Of Lake Erie.
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G A ND Id A [ Els.

~We are authorised to announce
CHAS. f.. GRENEAUX, as candidate
for the Office of State Treasurer \
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n-We are authorized TO announce Maj.
A. NJ DUNN as candidate for the Le-
gislature. Election in November next. \
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EDITOR CoMEr.--Pleasr announce H.V.
BABIN, Esq, the present incumbent, as
candidate for reelection to the Office of
SHERIFF. Election to be held on the first
Monday in November.
n THE PEOPLE.
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RIVE are authorized to announce X.
sTpLEY STUART as candidate for the
Office OF Assessor Of this Parish.
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70 We are authorized to announce
Capt. D. F. REEDER. as candidate for
Justice of the Peace for Ward No. @.
Election in November.
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~ You are authorized to announce
GEORGE TRUDEAU, as candidate
for the Office of Parish Recorder. Election
in November. MANY FRIENDS
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u We are authorized to announce II.
NJ. PIERCE as candidate for Assessor Of
this Parish
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% We are authorised to announce
MANUEL MORENO, the present incum-
bent, as candidate 70 reelection, to the
Office Of Clerk Of the Sixth Judicial District
Court.
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The Pension Fund.

of the war Of 1914 and Is. This is
characteristic of the generosity Of
Louisiana, and would be well, did it
not get mixed in with the medly Of
political matters at every canvass for
members to the General Assembly.
Nineteenth of The persons receiving
pensions, reside in New Orleans, and
the candidate for seat in the House
is required to pledge himself on the
subject, before he can secure the "Pen-
sion Vote"
We desire to make some enquiry
in the present article, to know where
the funds 60 to-how much relief is
extended to persons in ''necesitous Or
cumstances"- and how much the par
ties who receive, are entitled to receive.
In the first place, the war Of IA and
rs was a war of invasion" not of the
State of Louisiana, but of the U. States.
Therefore it is matter for the Gen
eral Government to deal with, and
not the State of Louisiana. Secondly
the funds appropriated to relieve "Vet-
Grams" seldom ever reaches Veterans,
but goes into the hands of spectators
in New Orleans. Out of the few leg
Ultimately entitled to pensions, about
one out of dozen are really in ''nec-
essitious circumstances" and the re-
naming eleven are well enough to do
in the world" II their self respect
was equal to their righteousness, they
would never beg the paltry sum OF
eight dollars per month from the State.
The sum of Ten Thousand Dollars was
appropriated by the last Legislature to
pay pensions. The law was positively
''not the law" when half of that amaunt
was already drawn for. This is rather
a bold assertion, but we will prove it
1t is required that the laws, shall
be published" at the Capital of the
State. The Constitution of As made
it imperitive, and the more modern
document under which We now live,
has similar clause; yet notwithstand-
ing, no single volume of Acts has
ever come into existence, under the
benign influence of this city. No one
but ourselves has ever had the tenn er-
ity to assert that the Constitution Is
violated, and we do so without any
qualification. Our late Attorney Gen
eral, Isaac Johnson) decided that the
laws could be printed in New Or
leans and published" here. This in
wolves delicate question Of law ant
language, which we have no desire tt
discuss, and therefore pass it over tt
the "Philistines." But this is not al
the law says that the laws shall no
become laws until after they are pub
lished thirty days-this was INTENDED
to govern the whole State, including
the city of New Orleans, and exempt
ing this city, only, WHICH has the un
wonted honor of being the Capital.
How was it in reference to tn
"pension act: The law required al
applications for pensions TOD be mad
in open Court, and have the Judge
certificate. The Courts Of New Or
leans are open all the time, whilst in tn
country only twice during the yeal
This effectually shut out country pen
sioners-but of this we do not com
plain. What we 'grumble" about is
that as soon as the new law was pub
lished in the State Paper at Ney
Orleans, applications were made out IL
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nE-In the Piny Woodsm0a OF
the goth inst, Mr.. f. II. Hatch is in
formed by letter from Greensburg,
chat by action Of the Democratic
party to-day 18th inst) he was unani-
mously nominated as. a Democratic
candidate for the Lower House of the
next Legislature. Mr.. Hatch replies,
and his letter is in the same paper
Mr.. Hatch says:
Experience having proved beyond
cavil that Railroads, wherever con-
structed, have tended to enhance the
value Of property, and to stimulate the
agricultural and industrial pursuits OF
the people, l shall give my Jealous CO.
operation to that Road projected from
Clinton through this parish, to connect
with the New Orleans and jackson
Railroad"
He says again IN another place:
II am in favor of an untrammeled
commerce, and of all those measures
which are calculated to extend agri-
culture, to foster manufactures and the
mechanical arts, and to promote edu-
cation, and the highest aspirations of
the people"
What more than this could be ask
ed for?
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70 We are authorized to announce
SAML. SKOLFIELD, the present incum-
bent, as candidate for reelection to the
Office of Parish Recorder. n
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rOur old friend "Bosting,' has
resumed his post at the Herald office
in San Diego. ''Bosting," belongs to
the fast line, he has tried his hand at
nearly every thing in the Gold region,
and has at length fallen back iuto the
cav chair at the Herald Office.