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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-28
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poor fellow seemed so eager after
them"
Poor fellow I" said Eleanor, in
voluntarily.
"Now," said her aunt, suppose
Owens wife should get up Christmas
morning, and find at the door a cou-
pie of dozen Of oranges, and some of
those nice white grapes, such as you
had at your party last week, don't you
see it would make a sensation 2"
"Why, yes, I think its very likely
it might. But who else, aunt? You
spoke of a great many"
"Well, on the lower floor there is
a neat little room, that is always kept
perfectly trim and tidy it belongs to
a young couple who have nothing but
the husbands days wages to live on.
They are, nevertheless, as cheerful and
happy as couple of wrens, and she
is up and down half a dozen times
day to help poor Mrs. Owen.
"She has baby of her own, about
five months old, and, of course, does
all the cooking, washing, and ironing
for herself and husband and yet,
when Mrs. Owen goes out to wash,
she takes her baby and keeps it whole
days for her,"
.KBn sure sbe deserves that thp
good fairies should smile on her,"
said Eleanor, zone baby exhausts nv
stock of virtue very rapidly"
'fBut you ought to see her baby"
said aunt E., $50 plump, SO rosy, and
so good natured, and always clean as
a lily. This baby is sort of house
hold shrine nothing is too sacred and
too good for it; and | believe the lit
tie, thrifty woman feels only one temp
tation to be extravagant, and that is
to get some ornaments to adon this
little divinity" aai"
"Why, did she ever tell you so?''
mo but one day was coming
down stairs, the door of their room
was partly open, and saw a pedlar
there with an open box. John, the
husband, was standing with a little
purple cap on his hand. which he was
regarding with mystifed, admiring
air, as if he didn't quite comprehend
it, and trim little Mary gazing at it
with longing eyes,"
Il think we might get it," said
JOhn. 5.w e.Eae a.a .Il
''Oh, no. said she, regretfuIly;
''yet ] wish we could, it's SO pret-
ty." T
"Say no more, aunt. I see the
good fairy must pop cap into the
window on Christmas morning. In
deed, it shall be done. How they
will wonder where it came from, and
talk about it for months to come r.
"Well, then," continued her aunt,
t'in the next street to ours there is a
miserable building, that looks as ifit
were just going to topple over; and
away up in the third story, in little
room, just under the caves, live two
poor lonely old women they are
both nearly on to ninety. I was in
there day before yesterday. One Of
them is constantly confined to her bed
Of rheumatismj the other, weak and
feeble, with failing sight and trem-
bling hands, tottering about, her only
helper; and they are entirely depen-
danf ~, oh bov;fx,V -
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Veiste .e Succession,

DauS faiiale de la Succession de LoRIN
VERY decete-No 316. "Preuves'' -Cou,
du sixieme District Paroisse
d'Est Baton ROUGE. Le
I'm VERTU dune commission lance dan.
~ Ia susdite succession ct a moi adresset
par I'hon. Ia Cour ia Sixieme District JG-
diciaire, dams ct pour la paroisse d Est 3D.
lou Rouge. ct Fiat de la Louisiane. J'expo-
seal en- vente pnblique. Tendre'i. ie 4cnr
de Nor,nbye prorhain. 1858. a | | heules d,
uaiin a la deinie,e demeuIe lie Madame
{. Patterson. pres re riIet de la maison Dc
Cour dams la vile De Baton Rouge LIE,
propIiele personnel Grapes Gecrite e
NOMINEES, APT artenant a la succession de Lo-
rim Very, dernie.ement de cette Paroisse
DECIDE, SAVIOR:
I'm chevel, sele ct biide;
Un Suikey ct harnes;
Une quantite de Medicines;
Une qnaniie de livres de Medecin;
Tne M"rtre d'Argent
Tine quantite de meub!e de Bureau Ell har-
des; instrument &c chirurgie.
Conditions dc la Vente-Con plant.
oct2l-I2is. Fl. Y. BAB!N, ste,if
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TnEIC Z


STATE OF LOoiSlANA-Patish
Of East Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial
Di-tlict Court.
DY VIRTUE Of an order from tie Hon.
ID WILLIAM 3. ROBERTSON, Judge OF the
Sixth Judicial District, dithe state OF Loui-
siana
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that special cotft VIII be
acid at the Court House in ard Tor said Par
lsh Of East Baton Rouge. by the AFORESAID
Judge. on MONDAY TIE lin DAY OF Nov
cMBER next, A ID. 1852 being the second
Monday of said month 10 transact all bu-
.iness-ciyii ard criminal AID to try all
cases. a. # the terrn were regular term CT
eaid Courl with Juryj.
Given under my hard officially at
Baton Rouge, on this sth day OF
October, a. d. 1858.
II. Y. Bt.BlN. Sheriff.
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SuccessiGnsnlc.

In the ma, q ol succession Of JUSTIN PltEI
!ereased-- No 33S ffobste--Sx'h Judi
ciaI Dltiict Court, Parish OF Last Baton
Rouge, Louisiana.
DY virtue of coulIiss lou issued in the
- above uentlon,d succession and 10 me
directed tom the Lon Sixth Judicial Dis.
iiict Court in and for the Parish of East
Baton Rorge and STATE aforesaid.
| will expose al Public Sale, on Saturday
the 5ih day Of Eorciber neat. 1853 at II
O'Clock. NJ. At the late residence CT the
deceas ed in he city Of Baton Rouge. the
persona! property hereinafter set 10th and
described. belonging 20 the above mentioned
snccessicn OF JUSTIN PETIT, late OF ss,d
Parish deceased. 10 wit: One stone moun-
men', one S'one Tomb, one Granite coffin
one lot OF Granite ard lot OF Goods con-
>i,tins Of Go ceIies. Liquors, &c.
TENS OF saie--cAsH.
o. 1875. y v nABfN. Sheriff.
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Succession Sale.

In the matter of tie succession OF DR.. Lori
Very. deceased No. $50 Probate" Sixt
Judic.a District Court Parish Of East Bato
Rouge Louisiana
DY VIRTUE Of a commission issued II
ID the above St cccssIon and 10 me dir
e,ted fir, n, The horolable Sixth Judicia
Dist let Court. in aud for the Parish o.
East Baton Rouge and the State OF Lousi
ana will expose al public sac on Frid1,
the 9TH dag Of hoo. next O'Clock at the
late residence Of Mr. j. C. Paterson nea
CouIt llouee Square in the city o
Baton Rougr. the personal property herel
after setIorlh and described beIon jag to th'
succession of Lorih Very late Of said PaIisi
decea, ed:
One fine horse saddle and bride,
Oae sulkey AID harnes a lot OF nnedi
cal books. silver Watch.
One lot of Office furniture, ard weari G
appare',
Surgical instruments, &c &c.
Terms OF saie-CAsH.
oct 2lss. H. V, BABlN, Sheriff.
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: 1875. y Y IA BIN, Sheriff.


~ Osss
Dams .'aiiaire d. la Succession de justin
Plte; fEcede- No 80 '-preuves, "-Cou,
ia Six'eme District Judlcia,re- raroiss,
dEst Baton iionse. Louisiana
NERrU d'uue commissions ance dams
~ la >uS,iite succession CT 2 MOI Tres: {
par Hon Cour ,lu Sixieme Di,tr,c. J udi-
claire dams ei pour Ia iaroisse d tst Baton
Rouge ct Fiat De 10 Louisiane: Eek oseral
IN vcnte put!fqnc, SGmfd, ie jn,e jour d.
Nore7ibre pror!tan, 1888 a II heure dn ma
in. IA la deiniaie dcmeure du dit delun'
dams la lille De Baton Roa.e Les p.opri-
etc pe.sonneI ci-apes decIite ct nominees
dpparicnant a la succ' ssioD ri-6essus men
tonne de Justin Pifet, reinforcement de Get
lie Paroisse. d6ce,!e. .avoir:
iIne pierre monument; IN tombeau en-
p'er'e; TN cercuei de grant; une quanti-
tee de giant, ct ufe quantite de maichan-
disc. consi taut dc Groceries. Liquors. &c
Condition dc Ia Vente-CcMpTANr
cctl2 l1s. II. V. BABiN, Sheriff
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Esa. ANA Car, sore.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
l. his friend and the public generally.
hat he has opened HAT and CAP sTORT
where he has lust received fresh stock
consisting in r1rt of MEN and Boy'S inc
silk. Pearl. Cassimers. Angolas. Russia
beavers Rush. Mexiran, Black and Peal
'assimers MoteIoes, Paris. Leghorrs. Rat
and. Planters, Camperchy ard Caiiiorna
Hats, &c, &c. Call and examine them.
A. n. 9TH
In the store OF Qpiggins' Lafsyett,
street tune N ~.
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yente dc SIiccs IS. On.
ETAT DE LA LDUISIANE-T

q
rOisse dEW Baton Rouge.
Dams l'afiare de la Succession de Jesse B.
McCrocklin. dece.e.-No 3ll, "rreuve., ;"
Couf d', >ixteme District J,alieiaire.
INV RTU dune commission lance dans
IL la susd.t sucr' ssion ct q MOI adress6e
par Pllon la cour du sixieme tict Judi
clare dams ct pour la die Paioisse diEst
Baton Rouge ct Fiat de la Louisiana, rexe-
poserai en- vente pubiique ieudt, fe Sac jo1tr
de Norens6fe proshain, 1853, ! ] heuie> du
main, Ia dcrniere demeure du dit deitnt
dams la vile de Baton Rouge, Les pro; RI
cite personnel ci-apes decrile ct nomuGs
paiit nant a la .ucce sion de Jesse 3. Ne
Cforkiin. dernierement de cette paFoisse
!eceGe. sav0Ir
ne } ment ct son suivant un mnlet.
Une qus ute de rueutile ct nlenage de
cui n. Conditions de Ia Vente--coa, tat
oc ,i-l ti- IT, II. BABIN. Sherii
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SUCCESSION SALES.
Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOplSiANA.-Par-
;cL NJ E,,ot Ruin, Rn,,ro

STATE OF LOtISIAN A. Far
ISL Of East Baton Rouge.
In the natter OF The succession OF Jesse B.
McCRocKLIH. decease d.-No. 81 prosute,
Sixth Judicial District Court.
PY VIRTUE ola commission. Issued in
IL the above succession, ana 10 me dl-
recied Ivy tie floT. Sixth Judicial DIstiir,
Couri, in and for the Parish q East 3a,on
Rouge and State afoie,aid-I will expose
at Public sale on Jhu,s6ay he Ord 6"y Of
Noren6e, next, at ] | o'clotk. A. NJ. al the
late resinence Of the dec.a, ed, in the city
of Baton Rouge; the personal irurtr ly heie-
in after setforth and described belonging to
the above mentioned succession Of Jesse
b. McCrockiD late of said Parish deceased
10 wit
One Horse and Mule colt.
A lot of Household and Kitchen furniture
Terms of sale-cash
oct-20-lDt. H. V. BABIN Sheriff
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Nsstie.
NDekGc.
STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish

Of East Eaton Rouge.
IN PURSUANCE oil law, an electIon will
| be held in this Iarsh, lI.a.t Baton
Rouge on Monday the 2 st day ofNovtm-
Der lext, 4. D. 1853 it being tie third Mon
,ay Of said mouih-ior the purpose Of elect
lng Justice %. Tie Peace. and a Constable
n, anA 10, each Ward OF said Parish lof
East Baton Rosuel said election to lie
resided Ivy tie Ward ,onmis.ioners Of
.ach ward. The rois 20 be kept open
rom O'Clock, A. N, until O'Clock. T. N.
aid elec, n tu lie conducted ana returns
0 me me by The commissioners thereof,
in all respects according 10 the provisions
II tie Constitution and laws, III srth cases
made and pioviced
Given under my han officially at
Baton Rouge on this 18th day Of
October. a. D, 1888.
ac;Ts,e. II V BAHIN. Sheriff.
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TO Planters and Others.

T WOULD beg leave TO call your a'ten-
J. ton now, and at the opening OF The
coming season 10 10Y large and exceedingly
chean stock OF Domestic Dry Goods which
outstanding the heavy advance OF Dom
.sic>, and every class o: negro wear, am
enabled TO sell at low Prices: ! am now re-
ewing and VIII continue TO receive week
" through the season flesh supplies of No.
Goods ofthis class. all ak is call
mar 2n-y W. d PHILLIPS.
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AVIS.
ETAT DE LA LDtiSIANE-Fa.

EIAJ DE LA otiOiA NE--Ea a.
roisse dist Baton Rouee-Cour Gu
Sixieme District Judicaire.
CN VERTU dune ordre de rHon VIII
Il liam B. Robertson. 'uge dn siHieme
District .udicaire de Eta' &c la louisa
ne. Avis est par la pfeseirte dome a tou-
les ceux interesser, On une Cour far'icniier
era tsnu Ia maison de Ceur. dams ei pour
"a Pdroisse d Est Baton Rouge rar lie sus-
lit JUICE, I.updi, lie flme jour de Noremhre
proclaim A. D. 1853, Giant lie 2me Lundi
III di, moi.--pour exledier toutes afaiies,
'ivN set Criminelle ct pour considerer to'i-
les cause. comrre sill eiait IN ierme regu-
lier de Ia dit Cour tavec juID
Uonne sens ma rain ,ifciellement
Baton Rouge. &c Sire jour d 0ctobre,
1853. II. V. BABIN, Sheiil.
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CLOTHING, &c.

L a. fGYctte Sfrect.

l. ufayettc. Sfrecf.
A IL the Clothing in this Establishment Is
n made 10 ordcr--of FRESH Nh T.
HL9LS md FASHIONABLE I.3J.
TERMS. OF this fact, the public may eel
satisfied. II is an economy to buy snci
goods, IN preference to slcp shop work vend-
ed at whatare wrongly denominated "th a!
Stores" The stock now Oh han consists
n complete assortment OF Spring enc
Summer Clothing.-io which IS dairy he
ing added every thing new and beautiful.
~Gent!emen are invited to call anu ex
mime for Themselves
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spROCLAMAIIONS.
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUlSlANA-ParaSh
ut E,aS1 E61On R0uge.


If East Eaon Rouge.
TN OBEDIENCE. TO a proc anation isfned
/ by his Excel.ency 20. HeLtr', Cow
einor OF tine State Of Louisiana. an election
will be held in this Parish, East Baton
Rouge) Oh MoNuhy.rur I'm pay OF Nov
rMGgR. NEXT. A. D. 1858. it Icing The fist
Monday Of said month. Tor the uiTos. OF
e!eetlns ole Repre- sentative to Goi eicss, 10
epreseli tie Third CoreIess ioral Distinct,
composed Of tie farisLes Of Angeles. Ca
taboula. Carroll Madison 1ensas.t orro'dia,
It. ramaDy, st. Helena Livinsstsn N, Wash
;rgtou, East feliciana. West Fe|iciata TT.
Coupe Last X ton Rouge, Nes. Baton
Rouge, and iherville
Two Representatives to represent the
par.h Of LAS, Bi,on Rouge, in the state
accounts Che State Treasurer. and one
State Superintendent OF PUhllc EGuca'ion.
who shall Lold their ofices Tor two years,
aud Until their successors are duly installed.
A Sheriff "a Recorder, Geek Of Cou,t,
Coroner md Assessor for said afsh.
Said election to be he'd as follows. TO wit:
vt the Court House Of said Pail>h, IN the
lily OF Baton Rouge--l res :ded ty Messrs.
enry Tonlinson. &. w. Christine aHc j.
W. .l,nes.
A the house Of Ms. ?. Townsend. in the
PIX ins--presided by Eessr- Ferry G..
Young, S. W. Newport and VIM Sowell.
a the touse to'iDeny A.is. Cree wells,
neaI Sandy treek-,1es ided by hessis. }.
F.. McCaa. james Cooper and VIM. Kelly.
At the toiks o. the .cad, nea lie house
OH .. HARRISON. Esq., presided ly Mes IS
+. Winthrop Brown, Atsolum Dixon and
VIM !. Burnett, Commissioners.
n~lh b. polls 10 be kept oren iIom 0
O'Clock a. ~. unin ] o'ct,cs j. VI SAID
electi n 10 be conducted AID returns to ne
made Thereof, by said commissioners III al
respects aceorring to The provision vi lie
Con tuition and Laws, III such cases made
and provided.
Gwen under ny Ia officially. at
Baton Rouge Oh this olaf day Of
Septt mber a. d 1853.
sept22-ta. ii. V. BaDIa, Sh riif.
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Blankets,

THE subscriber ha. jnst received from
i New York so heavy grey nes'o
blankets: 100 white French DO; 100 fine
ied do also criu and saddle do.
semitic ". y. PHILLIPS.
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r. CAPD-Vie.LLE,
SUCCESSOR To 4. NEYRE1,
Laurel Street, Letaceen Lafaycftc {.
JXirn. R0t01 R0arc, La

gNFDRMS his numerous customers, ina
L he will continue the business as hereto
fore. he has Just received an asSortr ont o
tine goods-cousi ii & Of Ladies re sci
Corsets linen hardkerchieis, fine co 'or
>;oc inss, black lace veiis, bridal wreails
i ack ID white bobinet'. swiss ed.gi IS 4
ln>ertirgs. .lackorett. do inseIiinIs. co'to'
and lin n aces. black silk do black We ,ve'
trimmings. silk and cotton do. plain an
fgurei ribbons. back liiet gloves, white {.
,alored 81 K do. q large assortment o;per-
iumery all knld- of combs and brn>hes-
pocket knives AMI scissors. Wade x Bntchel
tazors. fine porte monies. accordeons &c
All of which he offers al moderate prices
epn,l
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rive are authorized to announce !
SIBLEY STUART as a candidate for tn
Office OF Assessor OF this Parish.
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five are authorized 70 announce 7
B. SANS. as a candidate for Justice OF til
Peace for Ward No L. Election 2lst No
yeuber 1873
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NJ You are authorized TO annonn"
GEORGE TRUDEAU. as a candid +
for the office of Parish Recorder, E!cctio.
!, Noveui,er MANY FRIENDS
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~ We are authorized to announce L
VI. PIERCE as a candidate for Assessor o
this Parish
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Cloaks, Wan.;gEas & Taly,as.

W d. PHILLIPS has Just opened biz
w fall stool; OF the above goods. con-
ist.ng of plain and embroidered six art
10th tamas: silk, satin and velvet mant'-
as; cloth. velvet, and satin cloak.: rrh iis-
ured mantlias and talnlas la ostrich.
sepl6
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~ We aye authorized to annonnc'
SAML. sKOiFIELD, the present lnc'iu
bent. as a ,aniiia'e for reelection to H.
oxic. of Parish Recorder.
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nvVe are au'horiZe 70 announce a
w. BELL. a. a canli Ia'e for Justice OF IT.
Peace for Ward No. l. Election DIST No
yemdcr. 1853.
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Phi lions Chemical Hair Invirorator.
WiN2iHpYY GnOtis.

MI RS HU .%STDN rak.> ,nis method
VI inform her friends and the public ge'
raiy. hat she will BE- in Eaton Rouge hifec
rom the Nnrtn with full sup,l2 o. fan ,
N!llenary Goods by the last OF October.
Oct l6 T.
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" We are authorised to announc'
MANUEL MORENO. the present i'cut'
bent. as a candidate 70 re-e'ertion: 70 me
office of Clerk OF the Sixth Juiicia' Dls'ilc'
Court
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adm n ,s.vatoy's Notice.
Avis s:'AG,:1ini! trateur.

AVIS &. AAl.1L HI ITNEtET'
:'UUIES Eersonnes ayant des recian1a-
l. tons contre la Succession tie Lcrin
tery, son price de les p!6seniee. Les per-
,onnes gui doivan, a Ia die succession sont
,riee de lare immediate Iaiement. Cue la
lit succession soft regler.
,ct 23lOt. l.. b. SANS, Afteur.
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~ We are authorized to announe'
CHA2LESL HALL. E>qr., as Il canl'
d.. pr Il.tic. OF the Peace, IN the Pa.
Ward Of the Corporation.
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Come APP to tine sCfaacu,
An Face the Music.

Gorge Nj. HERUMAN. lac from
" the North. begs leave to nounc
- the Musical World generally y. that he i,
IN receipt o. an extensive and varied assert
.nent OF Bass Vols, Drums. Guitars. from
zones French Horns. Vioins. F a.eoIete
FLUTES, Flies. and Clarionets. together wi J
lows, strings and reeds; and large ~
alnable stock Of new music. All ct whir
an he had on reasonable terms oct-l9
Phllons Chemical Hair Invigorator.
ME subscriber has just received J
1. dozen Of the above PREPARATION for t.
air. al $50 bachelors hair dye.
semitic w. ID. PHILLIPS
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THE undersigned now a resident Of thi,
l. Parish begs leave to offer his service,
20 his friends and the Public generally.
Accounts drawn and collected, BOOK
posted up. AMI TRANSACTIONS accurately am
promptly done. Terms moderate.
L. l. DARlER.
~App'y at this Office or to the Hon.
J. r. Dufrocq, Mayor.
Baton Rouge August G lS52-y.
ELOrR. on hand and 10 arrive during
l. the week 22j barrels extra and s.
F. st. Louis Flour
Oct Ord JOSHUA BeAL.
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800 -----
EDrrog CoaEr.-pleas- announce IL.
BABfV. ESQ. the present Incumbent. as
can ,idate tor reelection TO the Office
SHERIFF. Elec'i, to be held on the hF'
Monday in November. o,,,
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RIVE are authorised to announce
CAAS. E. GRENEAUX, as a candidate
TO-. the office OF State Treasurer.

give are authorized announce Maj.
A. NJ DUNN d. candidate for the Le-
gislature. Election IA November next.
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" "A ~ y ~ a 4 - ~
VWe are authorised TO announce
CAAS. E. GRENEAUX, as candidate
TO-. the Office OF State Treasurer.
~
GIVE are authorized announce Maj
A. VI. DUNN d. candidate for the Le-
gislatare. Election n November next.
- 800 ---- -
EDITOR CoHEr-pleasr announce IL.
BABfN. Esq. the present in:umornt. as
can lidate tor reelection TO the Office @
SneRler ELECTION to be held on the hr'
Monday in November.
~ We are authorised to announce
MANUEL MORENO. the present incui'
bent. as a candidate 70 re-eicrfion. 10 inc
office of Clerk of the Sixth Juieia Dls'ilcl
Court.
We are authorized to announc.
SAML. SKOlFlELD, the present lncnui
bent. as aniida'e for reelection to IT,
oxice of Parish Recorder.
NJ Y,r are authorized 70 annonn"
GEORGE V TRUDEAU. as a candid #
for the. office of Parist Recordr, E!cc'io
in November. MANY FRIENDS
-.
srp1rv srIrA ' cand;date f,r tn
a ainn 81 4 ss.ssor Of this Parish.
0'''1' go -.
~ We are authorized TO announce L
N: p,hnCh as d candidate LOT AN-'''o'
'i''S a'''''.
~We are authorized TO announce
D. SAM as a candidate t, 'or oos', ace, o. NJ
Peace ior ara NO l. H'e'''o' -'''
vemoef 1913.
W mil az, a., ca 'p, ia,e for J,sticr OF H.
psace FIR Ward No /. Election 2ist No
vendor 1853
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Cu1gr Is T. az HALL i' Esor as a ranli
a.. for I,.tic. OF the Peace. IN the an
Ward of the CORPORATION.
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r7AyrED-A GOOD house ser, ant.
w white girl is prrierabIe-oae acqnan-
ted with house WORK generally. Apply at
the co'aet oi1ce. - oc'12
VyIANrED.--500h barrels Of ,ool sonu'
w white Corn. Apply at the Fec
and Produce store Of
oct-tS '53 iosHrA RE,T~
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- A negro woman APiiy 't""ieo'''e'y
TO oc'-l3. MI. q I,hNpEEsoN.
N7ANTFp.-A situation as hssistan
w Overseer For particulars appl.
Cvre, CuoicE FAMILY Uaus.-A
II enc i. of very choice SUGAR cure,
Hams on hand an for saIr hy
nrt-I--v Io:urA BrA,.
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-D-5ooo wards India Raging: 80 coll
Kentucky Rope for sale b.
sc2t-2i-'J3. Tups. PrEvpERGAsr.
pHAN! BHAN!! 100 Bags Bran ln''
IIrecelvrh from SAINT LOUIS PER. narana'
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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1853-10-27
Cooking Stoves. TinWare. &c.

eGs The undersigned has just received an
sd assortment of the very best COOKING
SASTOVES ever got up, and of the latest
and most approved patterns.
All kind of Copper work for Sugar Houses,
Saw-Mills, Steamboats,, Copper Steam-Pipes
Sheet-lron Pipes, Copper Cutters and House
Pipes, Zinc and Lead work. Sheet-Iron and
Tin work of every description, made to order
Jobbing and repairing, done at short notice. Tin
Ware Of all kinds, Wire of all sizes, Rvets,
Rosin. Solder Zine, constantly on hand at the
Franklin Tin Ware Mandatory, Main street,
east side. C. E. CAMPBELL.
Franklin, April %, 1858
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tie with their yard-sticks; literary men
might have quiver full of goose quills.
Everybody could be suited-from the
crossing sweeper with his broom, to
the walking gent with his buffalo stick.
One advantage, moreover, of this sys-
tenn would be, that every duellist would
probably become marked man."
and those who wished to avoid quarrel
some associations, might read the index
which every "mau of honor" would
carry upon his face.