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fOS1 NGr kN,uerrS We loArn that tho
Postmaster oescsnl has authorized Ms NeS
osu, tlo contractor, 10 Leave ,bc poiN,s as thc
envelopes without, any destc. for the present,
seecSsius tbt rsAA sgtursl Ia ,he contract, er
ha''ns .hsH o'nauaeatci AZ any ihtc hs,raecr
iha' he nsay dee'a il eSpeisnt fho llvgau
a'tat ess da Ausivl sbe ssuirscto, t. mana
iss'afs = qssn,dy u envelopes II q larger slsr
'lsN these katet,e usel ,osc,bsf w,,h agaan
IltY ) $50 aaAlsF
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COUNTY ar G0NzAERS
htAs Ss'rtf er tsv i,g4l " aas C~.a.s.
ssssfsso
", arr htirht commanded to cite, iy puh.
ifsi'en; = " ,hagnan "a sgieaf bsfs,u
nae personally, a, the caast ss,s,se |. 49, ,ss.a
of ,,eaafsieS. On Saturday, sbe ssth ~ ,,,e,,,s
1889, =, ia seiosk A. II. ,hen snd 49, j,
snssct the demand Of ". "a Shost h . ~.
81 debt, ~fsanic'l 90 an accssaat of ,rsn,, -.
,iAlars. s s'v
Herein seil not.
,.-- Given an,es my hard Al aid eoor
iIs ; " IL nenssl,z this ,ho DIN d.y as
N august. isss. -" nay %
TICS J. PILGRIM. = y. gC
CERTIFY this ia a ,rse CON, a N. o,;c.,.,
sri, 10 ore ksaed ,h, eth slAy :, Aos,,>, is.9
fe~ss n Z wgor rsosssfse a
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o-ttS sttAx'atF RAyna fhsfs i ns ,el
bos 3" whas ~ ghi ~ sny orsaa tiesmsh.e
rs.sg ualhe cABtel ene - ,.s~ d,,s ue
tan = me1 ,fas 20 v'hr ,e tysi ,he r,i.,,.
sgesR - tSa = tts nstest Vvsssts. IA TIC CD
hns ssa Hansnl saaS lies srv o. ~ started
agas isst iasesh,r uYe tNit,. Il sa8i
hss sstsAiy auhsvl sss Iss4sassssa h Ubs
eslaf
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,HtNfl Vf EUNEdLhS,
fe,ss 'sAsfif or ether isel e.s,sr ~ as.i t1.ss,,-
GnssfiSas
YOU ate hereby commanded To- cite. hy nnb.
: h%oasion, y VI. Chapman TO appear l%,ssa,,
mc personally, at The court houss, ia the tow,
ct ,'on,alcs, q n Saturday, the ssth of Angn,.
1895. at 10 o'clcNk A. ", then and ,,,o,r ~
answer The demand Of : LYMAN. IN = nle. 81
debt, founded an Az account of eighteen ,,oi.
lars AMI twenty-five cents Herein Gail wo,
N-~- ,dsvr under my hand At Said soun.
" > " OF HensAles this. tho 9th OF An
@ gust. 1853.
Tlins y PILGRIM. =. re-
! ecit'iy ihis a issie oops Of slsc original wit
7" ~" Ssuvi ans "ih dAy VI August, is5s.
to@Sw IT. y MRuE ysnst,l3, - =,
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Lusus NArunh.-We have been shown quite
a curiosity in the shape of q calf belonging to
Squire Jones of our town. Its head is quite
rcmarkable-thc forehead projects in n sinsu-
lar manner and the eyes have a very peculiar,
yet scarcely brnte-likc, expression, Aliogcth.
or II bears more resemblance TO the head of a
huge negro than anything else to which we
can compare ii.
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IAyscA CorNrY.-Wo learn rom Mr. Rog.
crs, Of llalcttsyillc, that poaso and Boil run
ahead of all other candidates in that county,
for Governor and Congress, The votes were
not all counted when he len.
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CurTiNo,--We regret to learn that u fight
occurred at cox's precinct on Monday last,
between a MIR. Cotton and n Mr.. Duboisc, in
which the latter was cut in sevora, places.
The wounds are not considered dangerous.
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PEAcnrs.--Charlcy Brochus presented us
this week with some delicious pcachcs-,hc
best we have seen this season. We assure
our friend Charley that we did ample justice
To his most acceptable present.
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cess,
oUR MINISTER 40 MrNico.-Ihe Charleston
Courier cf the l2th SAYS:
Col DANES t'adsaen, our newly appointed
Minister Ia Mexico. arrived in this city on
SUNDAY, from Washington, ga route for the
capital ut the MnntcsumaN. lie will he with
us for q few days, while preparing for his de-
patturc aud iur a prolonged ea1oura a, the
Astec city. Judging hy iho speeches Vt the
retiting and succec,iipg Mexican Ministers At
Washington, on ,ho ofHsfe of one and tl,c NJ.
ccption of The other We should Say that thrr,
. nc danger vt sn Interruption It our pacific
%rcls,iou,s with McNict santa Apna IS a men
and a Statesman ut too mucls Saraciry and
gosAl sensc e. provoke = war With this nopub.
lc, which & ratly, or ~ ,ho nations On the
face ct earth, thS hcsi itiund cf his cnt,n,fy
having 'oa the gtCsic>' power cithSt 60 serve
os ,uiurc her
AtsEASA the selma state scptiasl Of ,hv
leth inst. aSs
"Nhilc lsss3ag UP the ~rss,ros,i the allscs
sAy Ne wcEv rtgsl3Y .mpsvesel With tls sess
is6y ~ @s,s,5v tuuSS w thw irifVr+v
The ss&n ea thc ~plaatstion - lH aoacS. "a
rather hts Nslsma N,1ape ttsitna, ig va.
lsuEa csaett, VAS the uat>s ,uotassius a any
II aAs planted ~. the g,h - MNs, ava 4 now
"a iall Sik ASH tsseei fhtsu h ~ ,sss Ger =,
ING 10 SosM testioa ts uaAnsN When .sct
sss'eta hads saa ~ felnd - shgse ~ w.
Iese<
tng ssnsc lspSf has the fellou igk
Nsb.a W, gssi tw SSss ihls ,cs,taa ~
'ta't3 l.Ns s.Fn see.s fstanA,ti, tssrsei
VITA asikh"a aosyfs n rain Nc a. merh.
~iwewrstF = i dssFet Tia es,si, Ia css.sss
ges~ss x tte Icas .iseashL has lxeyu,< literal
y sisr4 "a. ssr5 ,s9.lstaoe 81 sl,e..s ), i...s.
have saSesvl very ssaseaSs. ans aewapl
ssssn tss s~yn ~ssg3oslsls t,sass.I stel Il : .sS.
sait fss teaeh ~ Sc tsc late si.ewsrs IN 20
stussS ~ HSsA = NNlafe. If,r 3stt fS0ls es
VIVA WI p~scsstis dn wsl. A wla a.ss ne
vi.tt Eenerssv tes ia s,e.e ,8sjsN 4, a..
BIKE s. lesag,l uoso fssa i a,ueh
y sHiUl
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k-s' The election in this town OH Monday
Inst passed off in a quiet, orderly and pcacea.
ole manner. This is rs it should be. There
Is no necessity whatever for quarrcling, shoot.
ing and cutting on such occasions. Man was
made Tor a more noble purpose, and when he
30 far iorgc,s himself as to engage in such
striics, lac places himself on n level with the
brute creation. At all the precincts, save
one, in this county, we arc pleased to learn
That the same good feeling prevailed as among
our own citizens. So my it ever be.
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Eesovu. ne ~FpascftN 81 the eea ssyscA
r ss.re oafos lssstssa aasAssei hy y rssrs
Hose ~. ssa ngnoytl ~ ootisl Mn
ihs oSs se lstx % hssr - insi., n,ssS
lsafs sssils reHauaesAtol fs ,l.s less Sh D.
he sasisis,d fs~ ,noashs &atc
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HUNTS SULPHUR WEm-VALuAnLE Dscoy.
lEY.-Whilc some of our citizens arc leaving
home TO test the virtues &C thc various SULPHUR
Springs in this county, one of our townsmen,
MIR, Hunt, of the firm of Hunt Il Ponton, has
discovered n vein Of excellent Sulphur water
in his well. II is as strong MS the water of any
Sulphur Spring wo have ever seen, and will,
doubtless, prove quite n valuable discovery for
our citizens Mr.. Hunt has not yet been able
TO have it analysed, and of course its medicinal
qualities arc not G'lly known. We may per.
haps be able to give our readers more iuiorma.
ton next week. :
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s-sf" The la Grange Monument has on.
tered It's fourth volume. We wish it all sue.
cess.
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sS5" Ion, Of the Baltimore Sun, SAYS: ''rhc
President and a majority of his Cabinet Min
listers being absent, the city is rather dull but
| understand that Mr. nobbin, Mr.. Marcy and
Mr.. Campbell have as much as they can do in
the way of public business, and are closely
employed. Mr.. Marcy is now engaged, il is
said, in consultations with Mr.. Soulc, and in
concluding his instructions. have reason To
believe that Gen. GaiSdcn has not vet received
his instructions MS Minister 10 Mexico. and
probably he will not until the Executive GOV.
ornmcnt shall como TO some conclusion ON the
subject of the Tclnantopco question. Gen.
Nmonte, tic Mexican Minister, has uneauiyo.
c'iy denied, as | learn, on the par, of his
Government, all the statements so strongly
'nadc, q ftw weeks ago, as To tho purpose of
Santa Anna Ia raising troops, and as TO his
hostile Intentions towsrd ,lis country, These
ratncrs come 10 rs lrum Cuba aud also from
old spain, Il IS wen that ,he story of the
alliance Of the two powers IN hostility 10 the
United States Is not .onljrmel"
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10 CORRESPONDENTS - Oar correspondent
ID. d." has furnished us this week with nm
excellent article on hog raising in Texas 1t
shall appear In our next.
Miss Muley was received too late for TO-
days paper. Next week II shall receive at-
tcntion.
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WAsssase3ess IA ste5fssce Yss Susa
ssasst ssr a~pssns.l s gsn.A3 dsuns IA
expressive ua = tht suatss meeils
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JtniooL-lu,tiec Pilgrim ,out, has tece
ssa~ . iaI business ff ,he last week Se,.
ssa aSs roh aui ,sJN wcrr d,pee,i "
wbeh wossi sile,d = fan er d, m,aion ta.l
W. sy.sa 60 no$ae thefa nj ttUsiA
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\ Ca,sss roR ~SssHEsNFN Mt Sma9 wg
sen, q leeShsst fvNaA oacrs 20 pat up 81.
iuc ~SieysloaSA sltaa,ea rs slat iosa, ta =
latf ma taeo go lS ris oyes the issklau
'uaA 'esc sc any befse u,sss o. sci aax a
ssoglv aasb 81 Amia TIE lrst lluas ay
"a NoysHlet bsst fetssss none, st.o
onp.hsa Aevn assi slst iAasus rs "a ,saetts
Gas lAstU nsst Me 49, il .vgestSi \,
,s1 exchanges tasi ihSs @.slssashea esaa !.
Ire sos. ilss E&rne bss si al,
ihs htao'y a .Sas s4m ia tsih.ss sags
susel 10 a0 tH,stesaV ,s ~ gseses, t.as
llshS Walk sessasee sI ss.3 t.s n,ssaass
hsE ohssistsa ~ sseys use fsysa y can
~sFgvsssxss,y b. Sssi shat TIE nausc u u.a,
aitalsse a. lAqaar =
pN 81 ~ - Ga
Thti uggv sss seaes e. %
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~ ne.,a y sas . sls y PEW
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GONZALES Lfcgua.-Thc members of this
Society met in the courthouse in Wednesday
evening last, and rcorganizcd by %clccting MIR.
Willis president, DR. Fuller vice president and
treasurer, and Mr.. Harper secretary, The
question selected for debate at the next meet.
ing is-"Would ii he policy in Texas TO so
amend her constitution ga 20 permit free bank.
ing McSsrs, Fly aud Parker were appointed
on the Affirmative, aud John Harper, Esq., and
pr Fuller ON the negative.
We hail the reorganization Of this society
with pleasure, We know no better way of
spending a few hours every week than for the
citizens 10 meet and discuss among themselves
such subjects ms they may select, which, viii
prove interesting to the public. Such discus.
sions have a tendency no, only 60 improve the
mind, hut 70 rtorsrc every one who takes part
in them fr speaking on al public occasions
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s8 We Wero shown ON Thursday last a
loll Of cotton, taken 0om one Of the cotton
iasn's IN this county that measurcs u inches
in lCngth and q iUehvs in circumference
This viii ia
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problematical. and remains yet to y
seen. Cotton umbrellas have been w.
considerable demand, and the man VII
stole one from this Office has had N
opportunity to use it, so as to pay him
self in part for violating the command
ment. Thou shall not steal. = It IS
scarcely necessary for Us to inform the
people abroad, that the streets are
not only wet and muddy but muddy
and wet. IF there is any body here,
who for argument sake. denies the fact
let them walk out and see, and seeing
be convinced.
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Succession, sale.

n T. z, Ter Of fe s,secessi2a Of JAorE
MlRrsu. 1ee'g.-lN No. 300 Psebatel oh
Jnd.rtet Difsiies. Csnt, Parish Of East
Bn'oa Raegs, La.
DY VIRTUE 0. commission issued in
ID Il. above srt cess CT. and to me dir
ected rom The aot {. s XII, I,,dis;sl District
Corri.ir and for the Parish and State afore-
q. WI eyaose r. pull 6 sale at the
Court isa.- idos.. OF said Parish, in the
eli Z. i'o,g6. 90
Tlrrssiay .he 11..h Gay Of August next
A. u. 1883, at II slc.k. A. M. the pro-
nelty hereinafter set sorth, and described,
bslcngng the Aforesaid succession-to
vi:
A h. Ct grouni situ ed in that part Of
r. c. 81 fsston Relrgc, laid out by the
lg!e Z ,asd DevalI measuring thirty-six
feet font on .sfasc-te a.eat BY ninety in
desi,. heing ahe Scuabsrn part Of Lot No.
II. If Sorafs Ne 2 with eli the buildings
ard m roveme MS 5le1ein. Tasms &c sale
cab. Idly u II. v. CABIN, Sheriff.
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say the State Temperance Convention
has no more right to ask the Legisla-
ture to take the sense Of the people on
the subject Of prohibiting laws, in re-
ference to liquor, than we have, to ask
that every man be forced to do as we
do, walk as we do, think as we do, and
be baptised in the river Jourdan, and
be saved as we do.
A great many Of the warmest advo-
Gates of the Temperance question
throughout the Union, are reformed
drunkards," who are noted for nothing
more in many instances, than for 6esng
reformed drunkards. 1t is made kind
of boast for man to be able to say
II am a reformed drunkard, hav'nt
drank anything for the last three weeks
behold how pleasant it is to walk
uprightly-do as do-dont drink at
all, and you will never get drum"
Delightful logic. A man whose mind
has been obscured and beso.ted halt
his life, with the fumes of alcohol,
comes Keeling ous of pesti.erous grog-
cry with the fumes ofliqusr upon him,
to tell people who never were drunk,
that Brandy is poison, that delectable
Pc t, is claret colored death, and cher
ries-"e1cellem cherries is an inven-
ton of mantle garter snake in the
garden of Eden, The carse of all sin
and misery, producing ce' tain damna-
ton if not death 10 pIemit the hasa
organs only to inhale the sweet savol
thereof. Enough, we get peosey on
the subject, and jremble in the fear O
what we have said, for it VII not only
cal down the vengence o. the STATE
Temperance Convention, but Capito
Division, and the National Crane
Division, but the Pearl, the Pelican
the Washington and the super-annua
ted Old Woman's DIVISION all vii
unite their Divisions upon us.
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|cnte de Succession.

Dsns l'affsire dc ia succession dc JsouE
Mos ~. decide Nc. 800 rrauves-l Coiir
du six;ame Diet-i. .In9ici airs--Paroisse
J EFT saton Rouee.
ENyE2TU e'nna commission .anee dams
T. rafaiHe &c asrss3ite succession, ct 4
MOI a6resse ~ ! Honorable Il Courdu six
ieme districe Fnsiciaife dsns ct pour la Pa
roi~ It Eat susd; .e: J'expcserai ep vente
rn' Eq,e, a Il ncrtl e Ia maison de Cour
'c "a i;sc rsra:-se, dams IA vile de Baton
Roene.
Jeudi, le lime Jour d Aont, 1853,
All enres du masiu. In propFiete ci-apres
NOMINEES. anrartenen a "a snsdite succession
SAVIOR: UN te,Yan Sc te-Te situe ians cet-
te NJ tie d y Wiz &c Eaton Rouge, arpen-
ie rar le ,efeu RE ri Devail, nesurant
SO peds e face sur "a rre lafayette, par 90
Dc p,oTrd r.. etan arprtie spd du terrain
No. II le 'flat No. 2, avec toutes les lati-
me7s qui e'v 'rttvans. Condition de la
Vent CourrANT. II v. cabin,
INLET. Sheriff.
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"TuE WEATHER" We |

"TuE WEATHER. We have a
mind to say something ON ,his subject,
this morning; bu: are really afraid
that we will be charged VIII "vali.y,"
in wanting to be noticed by ouf city
contemporaries under the head Of" The
Weather anil the Crops." We
would frequently talk about The wealth
er and the crops bit we are really
afraid that our friends viii think us
ecotistical; for it is we'll known that
the height of the country editors ami
bition, is to see his name figuring in
city papers.
There is no better subject than the
weather and the crops" 1t shows that
a man feels an interest in the welfare
and prosperity of the country. And
then it requires no little ability to use
the planting phrases correctly; thus,
''In the highlands the plant cane is
good, in the low lands, somewhat in
jjured by drought, Planters think a rain
would improve 1.-THE Cotton stands
are good, but Burroughs Gin stands.
are better; some of the planters think
there will be a fall crop, others think
there will be a half, and others say
there will not be any. The corn is
good-rather suffering for rain. The
man at the corner thinks it will vary
in price" this year according to cir
cumstances.
These are only some of the phrases
that can be used to advantage. But
we want to say something about the
weather Notwithstanding that
has not been said before -something
INT &c haze sprl Oh; q lony rroule
:, = ) Dc ~ i .a2r cspa 'Ae Nc
- ec-syts e. Us G. ~ 2u..-
sae~i - Dst2. TIE qoeathe7.
n. n-2ao & all iir 'nas
2 at.5se i vi. I'D o, d., CT q.
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GOVERNMENT ENvELoPEs-We are
very glad to learn that there is a prob
ability of getting the envelopes, bar
gained for some year ago. If they
are to be paid for according to the
length of time it has required to make
them they will not yield much profit
to the Government at So 20 per hun
dred. Mr.. Nesbit is the contractor
New York man. The paper on
which the envelopes are to be made
is to be water marked with 2. 0. d.
U.S., which is to signify Post Office
Department of the United States
The envelopes are to be made by a
machine that cuts cut 500 at time,
they are then stamped with a bas-
relief of Washington, after which they
are folded, and rated with postage
Any forgery Of these envelopes is to
be punishable with fine not to ex-
ceed $500 or imprisonment for five
years. The appearance of the new
envelopes will be hailed with pleasure
in this latitude. The miserable little
stamp now vended, would be q good
speculation to Uncle Sam i.ithey ve-e
not slsed .vo Or sarse lines 5alo7e D.
ing leslSoy355, ~, q-2as dsr;fsl .
The g97a nnc15 b. t:c'r -o'..-y to
go.ber in sael { mani-~ IS 10 cost
mere trouble 10 sever them han they
are worth, countasb-lance' he account
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OGco n Btnrd Of I'm a,isfrdtors Of The
10 sim Mtfr'e ~ The Deaf and
Du1ab, md ~ htird.


rlo or EouG 23,h June. 1883.
See'e. ~ orr wi be received until
Welr The W. av of August 1853,
for TIRE NJ sa4 Rick work md Caypen-
tefs wo k. Il TIC gaction of the buildings
f3r t,i ii. ..tisiion at Baton Rouge and
for the materials fos same Proposals will
be received fer fiji. .,hing al materials for
the Tick wor':, ID erect'ne. the same
P &c ais are invited for the Tfrformance
oe4'e Brick wcri slone. Pronosals are
invited for BE liver of the Brick, Lime
ard Sand to9ethsr. or for the delivery Of
either Brick. ';me or Sand separately
Proposals are invited fer furnishing the
reqc'.ed Inn err in whole or in part
Prorosels are inviti d for the Carpenters
VIC (, in whole or in part.
TIE Lumber at present required consists
IN " of the for and ceeling ioice, the RIFF
tie :. orders. ard stcdding Timber. for the
door and window frames. and the sbeating
70. he Roof. The present design q the
administrators is 10 erect the building and
have it Under cover without finishing the
Inside For this pose, the amount Of
Lumber, witch they now propose to con-
| tra,t for, will be about 100000 feet; the
quantitv Of Brick, about 100000. Con-
tractors will be required to give satisfac-
tory eecurity FOR the performance of the
wo as vel as for the delivery OF mater,
ials. Pans, specifications, and drawings of
the Brick and Caipertey's work, as well
as the bill Of .urn5er, and synopsis Of
the covehalts an! agreements to be entered
| into by the con;fac .ois. may be seen at the
Office OF VS.. rihe. P.ton Rouge, to whom
all pre-; oeals will he addree sed.
TThe New Orlears DAILY Picdynne,
Delta and TIRE Della. will please copy once
a week, fJr for weeks. The Natchez Free
T.afc.. icssburg Wing, and Baton Rouge
| .Adrocate will also insert for one month once
| week. june 29-1mO.
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LIFE OF SPRING THE MURDERER.
Nine lives of Spring the murderer
are already in circulation, and the
Philadelphia house Of A. Hart, late
Hart Cary, have another in press, and
a round dozen of tales of "murderous
deeds untold" by Mrs. Caroline Lee
Hentz. We are informed that the
particulars Of the hanging Of Spring,
were known in New York, actually, be-
fore the execution took place--so
much for the telegraph.
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rHas our friend Gaisford seen
the compliment to him in the last Ba-
ton Rouge Gazette ! If not, we would
respectfully cell his attention to the
last edition Of that interesting sheet
first side-.hird, and fourth columns
long meter. The whole two columns
are dedicated to the Comet. but the
Balloon is casually mentioned therein,
and we would Ike Cesar to see it,
that he may take what is bis.
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nEFrom the Sale paper we see
that Mr.. Merrick of Clinton has some
of the FIVE per cent Gas light Eonds
Of the Clinton and Port Hudson Rail.
read for sale" Would il not be vel
for the Board to buy some Of these
Gas light bonds,-make q bank o.
them, and illuminate the city.
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New a 0pertlse nrents.
MONOCROMATIC BOARDS
AVA A 'argc assortment Ibis daY received
by J. &. .ANouE.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed Proooesly ~ tie construction of
the Baton Rcr',a P;eon, vi ] 4. ece-red
nv the ~. e sigaa,i cos!E-'s'ian~ I'm il
- o'clock Of ,'e 1stn day 'uly 1853, and
will Le opene,. OF + 3. aav.
The Prison will - c0ns'ru te1 agreea-
bic to the pan a rt.l by lie Police Jury
on the 9th ofIule. IT, p and specif-
cations can be sem % ,'le eff e ithe Com
ct. to which reference is mace ot mere ac-
curate information. A copy G. he epecifi-
cations will be furnished to the contractors
TO which they will be required to adhere
strictly; for this end the oomniesioners
were appointed, who VII see that the work
executed, and the materials used are in
strict conformity to the .erms and spelif-
cations of the contract
The contractor will be required 70 COM
pIete the building in ninty days from the
closing of the contract.
If required three thousand dollars will he
paid when Inc work is commenced and
fifty per cent on the WORK as it progresses.
The balance when completed
Ifnone of the bids are satisfactory to the
commissioners they will be at liberty to
decline to accept any Of them, each prof. os-
al must De accompanied by the signatures
of two responsible persons as surities for
ths fai;.ful Ialf'nent Of TIE contsact.
Az p-op3ss ilu,. be sea Cd an frdo-sed.
''proDsszl. for brildiIg TIE Gaton Rouge
pr.son." az .hs1 enclosed II II I'll d
ve'o,. I'D afdrsss.d e = 8 ,-at s-ss q st.
CO III: s--.---srs st s>ste e.ga.
49, f.F.
!. j, < J. e.. - ! Aa.
.urv sd. :. ARS0y2.
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Election Notice
STATE OF LOUISIAN PaySsA
of Enst Eaton Rouge.

y Es0s1 = WITT
AN election will be held on Saturday tho
"a 23i day of Jsly 1883, being the 4th
Saturday Of said month, to be held at the
house Of Mrs. rownsaud in the plains, and
to be presided bv the Ward commissioners
fer said Ward. for tie purpose Of electins
a justice Of tire Peace and Constable for
said War,i. No. 4. EY order Of THoMxs
DEvaLL, nresilent CT h Police july.
III, 9th 1858. H. v. BABIs, Sheriff.
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OGce-Boord Of .Adminisfrators, J
Louisiana Institafe FIR the Deaf, I
and Dumb. and he Blind

July Sth, 1853.
4 T meeting Of the Board, held this day,
n it was ciseyed, that in the proposals
published for fnrigaing materials and labor for
ba; dry; chat thToash iaadvertencY, propos-
is a. 1T inr;tss for iasnishins asick IN
part. A. was dss'er ! b he eSaal.s tie tyno
ar, sc.!. ses.qa 7rsro.s.- for
g.. y j. y, ne or PCT I'D las 80
5tls invit=d 8 -Al -5,'.
Alsoeare Tlesse -opY.