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AVIS.
AVIS.
Cour du Sizieme Dist. Judiciaire,

Cour an Sizieme Dist. Judiciaare,
Paroisse az Est Btton Rouge.
+ A TTENDU que Isaac H. BoATNEE
s1Ade la dite Paroisse, a fat application
a Ia dite Cour pour etIe NOMINEES ADMIN
istrateur de- la succession de son defunt
fraire LEWIS BoATNEn reinforcement de la
dite Paroisse.
Avis est par la presente donne toutes
personnes interesses de faiIe savoir leur
raisons dams dix jours de la premiere pub
LEGATION de Get avis, pourquoi la die applica-
ton ne gerait pas accorde.
june is > M. MORINO, Gre6fer.
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An official announcement is made
in the New Yrok papers that the Crys-
.al Palace Exhibition will open on
the 18th Of July.
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The members of the New York
Legislature went on an excursion on
the 4th inst, TO the Niagara Falls
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U[n the list Of delegates to the
Memphis Convention, we are pleased
, see the name of our friend and fell
i,wcitizen DR.. J. w. P. McGimpsey.
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MARRIAGE CUsroMs,-The present
fashion at niarriagesis to have heaps"
of bridesmaids. Lady Edith Hastings,
who was married last week to Fred
Clifton, had eleven bridesmaids, all
attired in white muslin dresses over
pink silk, with pink silk bonnets trim
med with white lilac. Each had a
bouquet ornamented with pink rib
bons The bride wore dress Of
Honiton lace over poult de Sole, a
wreath of orange flowers on her head,
and Honiton lace veil over her shoul-
ders. In England, except in very
rare Instances, all marriages take place
in church, between the hours Of 5 in
the morning and II at noon.-Lon-
don Cor. " Y Messenger.
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y cur ADpertls.emen

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Notice.
SiztA- JudiciaL Dist. Court, Parish
Of East Baton Rouge.
M HEREAS Isaac III. Boatner of
w said Parish has applied to said Court
TO be appointed administrator of the estate,
of his deceased brother, LEWIS BoArNER
late of said Parish;
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cafsc 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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CORN! CORN While Corn Just
~ receives. another lot of very choice
White Coru. Sonnd and Clear.
june l4th. ~ JOSHUA BEAL.
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DfoBr's DAcUERREoTYpEs.-Tnx
MopEL LAwyER.-The model Law
YER, is a man Of mind-of Brains
Of intelligence--of preponderoeity, or
what not besides, that includes the
whole catalogue Of parts that 60 to
make up the perfect man. The
model lawyer is "uensO SINE vatUs
nacituy" -his boots are made BY the
most fashionable Cobles--ks- is per
Sc, in things generally, and az fat il
polite literature. Il the flesh strug-
giles with the spirit to give red glow
to the countenance, he must apply at
once fora bottle Of Jules Panls Liquid.
Chalk to subdue it, and give TO his
face e>complexion Of care, and study
He must wear carnivoroas expression.
He must have Cassius like cunning
on one side of his mouth. and the
shrewdness of Anthony on the other.
The model lawyer should never laugh
unleas it be s.patronizingly''--on ordip.
airy occasions he should rarely condo
scend to grin. because it detracts from
his sedase--sober--and reflective char.
acter to be guilty Of such folly. =
If the model lawyer is unable to
indulge in the expensive luxury of an
Office, it should always be on the first
floor and have small but conspicu-
Gus window. wherein, or Wherein, be
can cock his legs when he goes to the
interesting study of Chitty on Black
stone. When he sits down to study
it should be in, the cool of the evening
when the people generally-and the
ladies in particular will have an oppor-
tunity to say in whispers as they pass
down the street--"how studious"-
what nice young man. The con-
slant object of solicitude to the model
LAWYER should be his neck cloth and the
pointedIextrenity ofhis under garment
He should give all due attention to his
shirt collar for more reasons than one
young ladies are certain ito loose
! their souls in carefully glazed sur
face. In this event, Pufendorf can
be replaced in the book case by the
side of Grotius and Dufour, and the
worms can 60 on to bore holes through
them.-Thc model lawyer leaves'the
dust Of his office for higher and no
bier sphere;
rThe principal object of con-
I
siderations, before the Memphis Con-
vention, is railroad from some point
on the Mississippiriyer to the Pacific
ocean A gigantic undertaking is
this. A subject worthy the considera.
ton Of a great nation.
An English paper states that a
dissertation lately read before the
Royal Society.by Mr.. Toynbee, con-
tains some particulars interesting to
deaf peoples Much of the deafness
that occures is found to be caused by
an aperture having formed in. the
drum CT the ear in such cases, if an
artificial drum, made of yulcanized In
dia rubber or gtttta percha be intro
duced, the cavity is again closed, and
the power of hearing is considerably
restored IT'S hardly necessary to
add, that the old notions about certain
little bones beating on the tympanum
drummer-wise are altogether fallacious.
MARRIAGE CUsroMs,-The present
fashion at marriagesis to have heaps
Of bridesmaids. Lady Edith Hastings,
who was married last week to Fred
Clifton, had eleven bridesmaids, all
attired in white muslin dresses over
pink silk, with pink silk bonnets trim
med with white Lilac Each had d
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Hat and Cap Store.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
l. his friend and the public generally,
that he has openeda HAT and CAP STORE
where he has iust received a fresh stock,
consisting in part Of MES and BOYS fine
Silk, Pearl. Cassimers, Angolas, Russia
Beavers, Rush, Mexican, Black and Pearl
Cassimers Motelocs, Paris, Leghorns, .Rut-
land, Planters, Camperchy and California
Hats, &C., &c. Call aud examine them
A N. BOOTH.
In the store Of Quiggins' lafayette
street. june oily.
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EOUND.-On Thursday last black
y lace veil in brown raper parcel on
Church street. The owner can have the
same by paying for this advertisement.
June 9Th
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DR. G. ADAMS having pertinent.
II ly located in Baton Rouge offers his
professional services TO the citizens ard sur
rounding country in the various branches Of
his profession.
He may be found at the Harvey House
or VIM. Bogel's Drug Store on Lafayette
street. June 7th.
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The will Of the late Jacob Burnet,
of Ohio. has been admitted to probate.
The personal estate is estimated at
$780, 900, and the real estate near
81 DOE, 0G0.
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1--WE are authorised to announce
CHASE. GRENEAUX, as candidate
for the Office Of State Treasurer subject to
the decision OF consentlon.
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20 Weare authorized to announce H.
NJ. PIERCE as a candidate for Assessor Of
this Parish.
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UW We are authorized to announce AU-
GUSIIN- DUPLAN'rIER as candidate
for Auditor Of Public Accounts for the
State of Louisiana. Subject to decision of
the Democratic Convention.
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rThe principal object Of con-
siderations, before the Memphis Con-
vention, is railroad from some point
on the Mississippiriver to the Pacific
ocean. A gigantic undertaking is
this. A subject worthy the considera-
ton of a great nation.
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Mechanics, Inventors & Manu-
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A New Supply of Ready-Made
CTOIEiING.E

TTIlE undersigned take pleasure in announcing 10
L their old customers and the public generally,
ihit theIr stock ot Spring and Summer EEADl =
MADE CLOTHING Is now complete. They were
purchased under advantageous circumstances, which
viii enable th,m to oiicr such bargains cannot
tail satisfy purchasers.
Their sI1ci, consists, in part, of hne Dress, FrOck
and Sack Coats hne CloIh and Cashmere Pants, tine
SatiI Cloth and Fancy Vests, very large and well
selected stock ut SUMMER Coats ana Pants OF every
variety, size and price, Shirts, shirt Collars Crayas,
Neck-ties, &c., &c They have palA particular at
tention 10 the selection OF their stockOl Hats which
consists OF every variety, from the finest MOteshin
down to the Rough and teady, and all intermediate
grades-ali OF winch they are determined TO sell al
4 very small advance on their original cost
All gheir goods were made 10 order, and conse-
queniy they have no hesitation in wHrranlIng them
neatly and substantially made.
Give us call at our store ON Main street, opposite
the Public Square, two doors north OF Beall's Store,
where We Will al all times be found ready, will
ling and waiting To liz you out, from top 10 bottom
boots eXccptcd and dress You IN style not TO be
sncorcd at by the mOs asSldiuus.
J. T. JOHNSON g. co.
CadiZ MAY l2 lS53-ly
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Strong Talk,

Geo, G. Bates, formerly Of Michigan, ,wri.
ting from. California, 10 the D-jroit Adver.
fscr, laIhs treason to the whis party.
Hear him
Point your finger if you can, dear old
Yhig friend in the whig cause, TO one man
pathe whig ranks that can bring 10 his side
b single State. The effort will be made
know, to foist upon the whig party again
Mllard Fillmore, as whig, for 90 yea G
faithful and rue. say The effort viii be a,
frnilleSs as his administration OF affairs in
California WIS weak and wicked. | speak
from myself alone, bu sreak The truth
Mr.. Bates when resident Of Detroit, was
the ablcst man Of his party, and was the
leading spiiis Of Ybiggery. For years he
ISas III whig district Ntorncy for that State.
and no man ii the West knows whiggery
beilerr--t hio Stats I emocyat. ~
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DecipIes' Meeting.

The apnual meeting ofthe Dcciple church,
Which Commenced in WelIsyille' on Friday
Fast and continued until yesterday, was well
lalendeds-the number being variously esti-
mated stfrom 1000 to GO0O. Sunday was
tls most delightful day for The occasion,
liidtruly did the people Of the neighbor.
htjod as wellas those from distance, avail
themselves Of it. The Rev Alexander
Campbell preached The 10 O'Clock sfimon
and was listened to with interest by hund
jedB who were upabls 10 pfocule seats und
III ihe ifnihense pavilion 'fae nYetns re.
hultrg il the additfonvf oa s6 of SO, y
Baptism. 70 the church 4. YeA were i'm
hefsedon one ocraslon. nns' aBs,lih. in the
pure limp.d waters W y. 0.e9s Vegisgale
sy:rHi,
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DAGUGRRFOTYPES.

HAVING lately purchased New Daguerrean
OF large dimensions by which Likeness
ses VI any size b. takcn and that TOO in the best
and most improved style, invite ali vino have a
taste for the inc arts to come and secure an mpcrish
able likeness ofthemselves or OF their friends.
N o pains or labor shall be spared 10 furnish them
with good ana correct ikenesses.
Entire satisfaction wiil always be given.
Persons may have their iikCnesses put up in lock
cts bTeast-ps, or tngcrrings, in cases u diiier
ent Sizes and varieties OF style and from dollar
10 1--WE, according to The size quality, or style
9I5-Rooms under the Republican office.
Cadiz, August p, lS52.-ly. IL DAVIS.
U'ANcY soArs, PEHFUMERIEs, etc, large assert.
II ment Tor sale cheap 10y J. BEALL.
april 20, 1850,
EgAs1N's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLAcEIyG, large
ltE and fresh supply iOr sale cheap by
april 20, 1888 JOHN BEALL
NTIIITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed Oil,
w Lacker, Iupentino, etc, fresh and large
supply, at april 20, 1859 JOHN BEALL'S,
| TNhS-Anold's Hover's, Harrison's Morris1ns
l. ocksoms, &c, large and small bottles, Ine
supply cheap by (apr 20, 'j9 J. BEALL.
SIEEL PENS n large and fine assortment. vari-
~ Gus brands, cheap at JOHN BEALL'S.
StAND PAPER, prime eastern article, and a
- large assortment 10y tapr 20, '53l J.BEALL.
| 4 NAP, Letter Note and fancy Papers, States, PEN
april 20, 1853. JOHN BEALL.
CAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
~ and Qualities large supply, at
may /, 1888 JOHN BEALL'S.
! INV ELOPES, Plain and Fancy, new supply
II cheap at lmay 4, '53) J, BEALLS
| CCOTCu, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF
- fresh supply, lor sale ut
may 4, 1898 JOHN BEALL'S
RfEA LBS. Vonitian Red Eng, just received anc
OOO fOr sale clloap at JOHN BEALL'S.
may i, 1858.
ERAA LBS EPSON and Glauher, SALTS,
AOOO prime White article ior sale cheaput
may !, 1913 JOHN BEALL'S.
DAY RUM, fine article for BARRIERS use, for sal
- by tmay /, 1853 JOHN BEALL.
( lANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, u new sup
" ply cheap at tnuy1, '53) JNO BEALLS.
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NOREgegV .OEltCCrS.

County CEEeCcFS.
Clerk ofthe Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLES PATTERSON; office III the Public buildings.
Shcriii-JA8IS BoyD; office IN the Jail buildings.
AuuitoT-JuuN SLOAN JtiiCe, Public -
kocufdcr--LACNCEiUT liEARN, I" g
Ircasurer-DAYD HILBERT,
Prosecuting Attoncy-ALLENC c. Turner; Office in
is residence nearly opposite the Mansion House.
Commissioner OF tlnsOVents--LErl I. fuESlTuE; Oh
ce, opposite the Mansion House.
seaier of Weights and Measuros-WH Snor-
WILL; residence, CadH
Coroner-A {. nixon; residence, Hanover
ACoBJ JARVIS; residence tadlZ township,
Observation-Disclosures WELyii; residence, CadM
Master Commissioner IN ChahcGfyi w lLldAI lNG-
~; residence, CaGlz
Board OF school EXaninors-WM. CuL, GAsToN
J. Il. CUMMlNs and Miss Il. Z. THOMSON; residence
Cudiz.
NOturies Pubic-WLLI ARNOLD; residence, Ca
liz ROBERT WADE, residence IlarIlsVLe.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Luther RowIey; residence, Monroe township.
Elijah Carver; freeport
Ionn YOst: % Short Creek -
Regular Meetings, first Monday in March, June
and December, at The AUDITORS Office.
plREcroRs OF COUNTY INlIRoARY.
John Ilavertield; residence, Cadlz township.
benjamin Mctaddoni = Nottingham -
john Conaway; Stock
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Short Creek townshp-JOshua Adams, Charles
Wartel and William buchanan
Greene townsHl-John H. Black, Samuel Bell and
Jacob Dennis.
RumIey townshp-Thomas Finicum and Frcder.
ck kimmGll.
WooreieId township-John Umstot, Jacob LAT
ferry and Return VI. kennedy.
Nottingham township-MIchael Crowl, Michael
Land ana William Ramsey.
Stock townstup-tryor Mckinney, James Evans
and john CramDlett.
North towuship-James WClch, Abraham +. Cro5'
krv and Miililn'H MCtaVran,
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sve and lntelligDle work published on the class of
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! y Presbyterian cleTgymen in Ohio, in writing Of
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| upon thousands OF our youth, by evil example and
the influence OF the passions, have been led into taa
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RIcH.--The managers of the Congrega-
tional Church at East Avon, o., which dis
missed the Rev. Mr.. Hubbell because his
wife wrote "Shady Side" "hayc refused to
give Mrs. Hubhell letter of dismissal and
recommendation 10 the Church at North
Stonningttn, where her husband is soon to be
Installed.
Here's bigotry for you!"Shady Side" as
ten thousand readers know, is very pure,
swect'l1le work; brim full of virtue, love,
ana al the Christian graces. Yet it was a
fiction, and the thick skulled hide bound
Eank, Puritaus Of East Avon, Ct., set
their isnatical seal upon it, because it was a
fiction, though its tone is as elevating as
that Of the Billie itself For the hundreth
time, we ask in amazemeht---Is this the
Nineteenth Century?-PIajn Deter.
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Great Extension Of Territory,

TIME Subscribers have succeeded beyond the most
l. sanguine anticipaons of the friends of annexa.
ton, in more than doubling the boundary of their
trade. This is the age ofexpansion, Progress is the
watchword; and those who would succeed in any
branch must conform 10 the spirit of the times
In the mercantile business this spirit demands large
and quick operations at small profit. Our determi,
nation is to sell Goods enough to enable us to sell
them at very SHORT PROFITS.
We are now receiving by Railroad and Steamboat
direct from the Eastern Cities, u very general and
heavy stock Of seasonable Goods Of every variety,
and would respectfully solicit the attention of our
numerous customers and 1.-THE rest Of mankind"
We have also made arrangements to pay CASH fol
100000 pounds of clean washed WOOL at the high.
est market prce ALSO all other merchantable pro-
duce taken in exchange for Goods.
Cadiz, March l6, '53 WOOD e. SMITH.
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AN ORDINANCE

Established in conformity with an act further
defining the powers OF trustees OF Townships pass
ed March the 18th, A. ID. 1853
Sec. ! Be it ordained by the trustees of Rumley
Township, Harrison county, Ohio, That il any per-
son or persons shall sell, vend, or give away, any
spurious liquors. wines or intoxicating drinks o t
any kind, quality or quantity, whatever, to any per-
500 or persons Tor the purpose OF tipng nemper-
ance, or II any person or persons shall sell, yend
or give away any sprltuous liquors. wines or intox-
icatng drln OF any kind, quality or quantity to
any minor without an order from parents, guar
dian or respectable practising physician or if
any person or persons shall lease let rent hire or
permit to be used AS place of generalresort dwelling
house, srOp, shed, cellar or tenement owned, held
or belonging to him, her or them for the purpose Of
selingv vending orgving away yanyspirituous liquors.
wines or intoxicating drinks OF any kind, quality
or quantity Whatever for the purpose of tiping or
intemperance, such and every individual 80 often
ding against any OF the provisions of this ordinances
shall, on conviction thereof be fined in any sum not
less than twenty nor more than fifty dollars, inelu-
ding costs, and be- imprisoned in the county jail not
more than ten nor less than five dasy. Provided,
that nothing in this section shall be SO construed
asto make it unlawful to sell any OF the aforesaid
liquors for sacramentr, mechanical or medical pur-
poses. BE0NtiM gsat5
Sec. 2. That this ordinance shall be in force and
take effect from and after the 18th day Of August,
A, ID. 1853. 8lA tsa'
Done this 9th day OF July, a. ID. 1853. y
ATTEST ISAAC PRATT, clerk teya as
4osAra,ss kElMneL, Trustees of Rumley
AARog B. MooRE, 7 Township Harrison
DANIEL HiMEBAyGn,l Copn fy. Qllios,s
July 20. 1853