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thcron' loans TO restore to the throne any foreiga
Shss'y, or 70 impose unon o,her p-,yls iasiiiu
tons not ~ to|ir ehi'e W. know fhd I, oar is,ar~st
shove At thing have, ~ilhfc eu.,,..-. - - -,
tons Of the ~.rids sud knas n Al \, -; - -.
m fully s1s secur' y mus, be psacr sfh nm, m
l. IN fsct n this feeling che ~ fhs' tho.- an,a n on,
would tsmper with The "a r,finn Il Ra<,i.n .,,i 80,
d-svor e. appeal the present gnc,ars To-, ni.xr
20 alarm rcal Interests BY reminding ton tn, an.
chef portion NJ the trade hewn this county al ,hs
ports fth EuIne Is carried on in Brush sh,p> .n h-ss
they that q would be impossible Tor oar d-,. "a
make any ed-cfusl demonstrate behalf OF rarksy Ia
those waters without practically susD-Eing oar an rsn
tile Intercourse With the counr whose produce ~ ta<s
in eXehauge fr Bat Hour manGis iares ~ co.
lunil prfuCfs suddenly shut Of any * t,.sp
msrk,t whittier arr now accustomed % carry them TO
equal eAen' must ssp~D on take place IN
Of goods tberrfrOm. In other vHds. concerns the
pr,,pfi.tors Of corn land, sni tie msrchsnts who
ship grain non Odessa and other Rassian ports qste
a. nu,b thst mercantile Intercourse should in
uniml ed-d with this country A. 10 concerns Us tAd
il should Do 80. Aud il = tosrtbv clear that
power OF deciding such quest1n must ren,in
N ny bands and Dot in those Of the CxAR. may
take tor eraud ha, cver other instructions have
b.. n Admiral Dundss. hs has not 0-eu toll %
lest trading vessels In point oifsCt Russia equally val
Die b, Id by Her huge empire CONSISTS ofs
hssrog. # variou,y dated acquisitions OF
which many arr tut III secured, All ready 80 mo.
usuts noc- 90 renew their or repeated attempts 40 IL
em,noipsii's. Crcia Ia. YET been subtusi and
Georgia s'i remhl~s with resentment and Wild hopes at
the recollection of times The population ofth@se
r"ni-r lruNu cs have, II enormous east been gradually
csarmsd hy The jealous of th-ir conQaerr but
nothug VIII be easter Than 20 permit them Ia rep 'sess
themselves of ars ana All the munitions urrectOasry
On the day that thu Cossacks cross ths Psath
the liabilities oi Rl,sis 20 this species IT will bs-
gin. The Ottoman Te"ury may not Ne very fall nut R
viii hardy laCh the raising ha flank Of IT, for
u,dshe eremy nsurgent auXars 50 reliable a. those TO
whom WE have rrvd Every ride Circasil and
every sabre sent 10 Georgia would retain aditina
socier Nhom the Porte need not cOthe feed
end upon whose feeity hmPho, dependence nigh, be
placed.
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ual method Of preventing ia baefa efects have aiop'ei
Il with uuaniity that gives the r1m1crats hope VI q
reTfsl
Our law in i's essential features "a very similar -
that e Nsue The manufacture of quo> for erD1-f i
teru ito (which much regre Vh.n :~0thi-ds Of t1s
voters ary ihhk proper . perni' Z bat tots
uson ~ b. vihdra~n ~ any future election. AMI then
The luuc-s would become una ~ful tie msnuf .cur-r,
nahlt 70 6ne and imprisonment sud tbe rq10r 10 .ez
snd d s'ruci With these Ira vbscks Il 4 supposed
fha, viii invest tbsir ctD in the business ADD in III
probability there viii be manufacturing 81 lqalr
~. than II ~ prohibition Gt0e fhs provisions
for destruction of liquors Kept fr sae aud the puah
mfnf Of tlose who attempt 20 cOn-I1ue ire ati3,
cute ss stringent those 10 the Original Ms0e Liw
Tie rvmocracy are now hssri1g iheInselve. With the
hope that the laws will be declared unconstitutional
account Of ins ginary conflict with ain provisions 81
our new Constitution or IN other words they hope ths
Suirene Court vii givs them authority - continue %
spr. sd misery ruin and death through the landt0 dken
the co,ds 90 crime ard Increase the burdens of tax %
for expenses II criminal proceed ngsn defiance % The
Law making pnwer-the People II ana Mt much mis-
tab en- they viii be disappointed in their calculations
The law goes into effect in December aud willis fy are
prep.rig test It's Contutonay, tbs officers, whose
DUTY will be efectuany clearing the country Of their
Ioisera be trash
But whether the prrsent law proves 10 be Constitution
or not, will avail little TO the rumsellers. Ons thing
setttd-the pyoktbtoy principle and the act have
Is in any way Effective, legislators will MT pro
badly, hesitate to amend IT, to frame and pass
perfect P.J.
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MICHIGAN

Correspondence Of The n Y Tribune.
PONTIAC Mich Saturday. June p 1853
In heresut of the have lust pissed through
Michigan has spoken her sediments On the new LIQUOR
Law in language that cannot be misunderstood at home
or abroad The msi ry is over vhenios in favor Of
the law, that very few to anything about the i
tails Of the result TWENTY THOUSAND is the least h 4
any pretends 10 estimate the majority in the Ss-
but comp ete returns will probably up % thirty hpI
SAND or over so far heard from. tr.rS C9Hafy h.-
given majority in favor OF the law and bat vers few
towns have gone against H. aud those generally by very
tntng msjonttswhe in three iourths Of The the
voc was SO decisive as to show an almost unanimous pop
Mar feeling in lis favor.
Bot We have in ibis State falsely named Free Press
whleh is attempting TO rob people Of portion o the
honos they have achieved in thus proctmag their choice
or The principles OF the Maine Law by Representing %
rs exchanges and readers abroad thst the vlts VISA
yeN light one That The effort sl ou one sd4 and
vAei vague expressions % tu., I.t4c 1ed 90 az o
80 "a preston t.' en- .. tl.ge si, l) y.i l.1.l.4
manifestation IN favor OF tie prolibtorv lr.acp.e.
be' how stand the fscfs Of the case The opponents
VI he measure - yfoport0H a. tl,fr Nuiers made IS
Iuch mort As those in It's favor True there WAS bu, ie
snVS OF opposition from the fact simply that almOs; eve
i9Oooy-includug Wings, Democrats and Free : ilers-
uonsl-~shed - the law passed The vote vas yht
Ntd with the vote At the late presidential election
~ We have returns sufficient to show that q a4oyy OF
a. "gei r0Ts q uc STATE hare Vofi Yes on the aue,
w o. the adoption Of the law So that, il crcry a5sat
80 bSd been at the polls and voted with the No par
~ me result would have been the rs il il, Bat eve
n,ebgent person here knows that full vote would
have made the majority ten or twenty thousand larger
tnsn II Is IN the sfirnativ e
me truth OF the MISTER is that tho people Of Michigan
seen enough Of the evils of the LIQUOR traffic and
:" "@ We g5oalp!9-y principle was - mas. eject
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MARKETS DISTURBED AND IHREsUlaa,


The steamer Africa, from Liverpool June IS arrived
here On Thursday morning
The Franklin arrived off COwes ar 10 o'clock on the
night of Wednesday the 18th, and having landed tie
English mails and passengers. proceeded TO Havre.
The Turkish question exclusively occupied public at
tention but is almost impossible to arrive at any true
estimate Of its bearings. The Russians seem deter
mined to occupy if they have not already occupied the
Danube Provinces which France appears determined TO
prevent. while England evidently has strong dislike to
the whole business The Turks have tapped their
reasure-cLest aud are arIang at all points paying
literally for everything with gold. Latest accounts re-
Iort that the mediation of Austria had been accepted
Iy Russia at least IN the midst Of conflicting appear
ances the Bourses remain comparatively calm. There
had been symptoms of another outbreak at Milan.
The Liverpool Cotton market was irregular owing TO
Political troubles; not lower the week; some quota
tions one sixteenth dearer Breadstu quieter weather
very favorable.
The following is list Of the Alrcas passengers;
Mr. Oliver infant and cha and O. Booking M Bookli
Geo e. Cotolrue. Mis- truso Mrs. Nsol Mr. lhInpsn Mr'
Thorn son Mr. OReiy. Mr.. OR-y Mss Bate W. Berz Mana
g. 81 Mood " Wood Ntssrs Andrews, DVs1D, Befguauo r
Pesse Orreaun Gutrin, Jaae. Alfred G0sre Jos Ayr
Butfsrfed Mclvan C'uso j. A. Fischer A Ascheooes T. o.
,,+fryie Bacon Siruor Brdne. X. Nne, NJ B--r
svsle suffer BeIcher " Rsdcfe GoadDinf. F. : Balm,
Hoceer st,eriusr. L. G3erea Na-co. H. B. Noses hr
crs srnrgs Artd Chiffon. b. &c Beer 1ete. Mas 9t1.s-
iI Nurrsy Mr. Murray Henry Gerd >sur Bsdsul Sci
d. Ley NJ HehronueT, Jsu Slows, Nc1 MIrr BEN
Mr. Chsres andon-d@ cr, pee Nandouedeliaes SILL
lion, DuTAId Ausustt, ju'us Ciuolaiit. Total. 81.
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The Dublin Exhibition.

TyxrIE NASuYAcTUEEs.--UHdeTt the head Raw Nate
-i.l,-Anina Substance" We have only two exhibitors
NJ native produce Milner, Dublin who sends speci-
mems Of Irish grown oI wool for cOmbing purposes aud
Abort woods FOR clothing Whal4n 81 Bren, D1bln er-
bibt samples Of Irish grown Hogget fleece WOOL wsdder
fleece wool and wicklow Mountain WOOL all shading
favorable comparison with Austrian woods placed oy
their side
Wooden, Worsfed, SIX and Mz,d Fa5ries-ws have
samples Of sh manufacture in these different
fabrics K Allen, Dublin, G Neill Sons, J Read Co
myns, Birch q Co, j Wright L. Dillon, W. Murray, Dab
lin, show variety OF heavy wooden goods all 0f Igsh
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From -. Thomas.

BY the arrival Of the schr Lou.a Capt Glskil AZ tbs
port in possession of dates to the 10Th June TIE
slip Flying ATow had finished reioaiing and EAs tng
for lower and opsa yards she bad lost three Of her -
SINGERS ard four seanen. by yellow fever CAPT If-Ai
r4isnd Mr. Clark IT officer had been down with II bur
had recovered.
The yellow fever is raging fsa-fnlly on this Island il
ber isr more disastrous than ast fall.
There are several American vessels IN port tll' have
los, officers aud entire There ar AZ this une 81
e,roen 10 the hospital and the esihs number ffo 10
per day
az bavif been but very short time IN 81 In ns' tie
did not arp the OF any vessels in port who htd lost
their officers or IeTs
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Ills respect On Thursdsy he last day # Nay il VT IN
ier-sly bet. There heavy thunder clou ov-r n 70
10 sTd parishes and could hear the '- distant
bIe ~ The stcrm which have since -srn N y hal
ont there with heavy rain. We pot none ~ u n NV
but the ard scsn Thrrday and yesterday there
vsry fn- showers. AMI the cloais - ~ So look
prom sing NemAy expect our regular rains now shorty
with - hurricane ses-0n. which. H j. - BE- hpp-i Fa
pass over hsrme-siy il has done ~ .7- j.. -T
ears IS regard. the crop, We understood tbs 10 -
certainly short II forty a ll-an1 hogs1ei- me Pr
u dos about $4,000 ADD the most -sDgune do n1 ~
ceed W told. g. 00o the pro3,he estnrs Ip O.
the 3i-t nit. there had been shir I'D only saie hhi.
1902 terces and $3.50 barrel elua. TO about - 20 lho'
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The Cincinnati G0-tftc come % considerably
larged-s necessity imposed upon rs proPrietors by the
eonstsItly ncreaiag demands Of advertisers IN Gast
was established rs a Weekly then called The LDerfy
HAN about bali century ago. 10 1877, twenty SIX
years ago the frstru Der Of The Duly Gaee Was Issued
on sheet considerably less than half the present size Of
the paper Since then It has been enlarged different
times 10 meet the demands OF rapidly growing CONNER
oisl City, until lis ample dimsnslOns almost equal ths
blsnkei sbsets Of this Metropolis and are happy to
chronicle dc iiion Of ito continued prosperity There
are day journals in Cincinnati, each larger t1sn
the or ginal Cincinnati Gu5cfe
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WEST INDIES.
Arrival Of the steamship Merlin.

By the stesnsh Merlin arrived lat night have Der
muda papers the 22d inst The news Is not importsn.
BsNUpA-The House Of Assembly has been chiefly
engaged IN celebrating the Tsf for the year =
The rates e DUTY Imports VII Oh have brsu yera
on for the last two yesrs. 10 bz continued IN tre fr
ih- ensuing t~-Ve months, commencing Isl Jly next
with one alteration and thai -aes % the 4i r1,r ~ tax
which Is rtcuced from pr 20 per cent Nsg es.
oCrs are proceeding in Pagtt and Southampton.
bLNAtA4-A-NDeusr r but re "a a oc 'urre worthy
81 toit since the departure a. dr Baky by tbs lls' nail
with him Mr. Cr,sl eit the Colony fr ENGLAND f,r thu
benefit q bis health lie arrived a b rbldo-s with th-
Governor snd with the ret Of the pa,s-r gers
eiTed To- the Eag 10 proceed 81 20 y Inom.s bat hs
cd not live u reach ma port alive The Dsm.rara papers
o. M suffered ms ch want OF .c1 atron "a
eosro TIE Ea- - well a. smother d tom Dsnt.
sfs Rev Nr BARROW We tra,t .hat Il THIS is so.
G,Yt board, representation Of the inr,Gve.
uruce ard M treatment 90 shicb passengers are subjected
board the x. steamers viii be made 80 G. sern mem,
d. The Court ~ Policy ousues, Of osl-Ai bad been
trLa "a exc u 80 increase Die bounty on nn grants
from Msoeira from So % $50 each. from Stat tram
Fl Chinese iuuisrai' H. arising IN great degree iol tue
frequtn. nuti-s CA board tn immigrant VS. Us wth
Chinese tnse-td far Cuba Wfch - mace 10 ci 81. 30
pro,t-e 'e.s -ls 20 under.ake i,-- -i
T,e-co--'. Tybiso C.a'r.+a- o. ih4 Assembly hal
ass. ,.,. E.. ..., i,.s fr .i-s -.v-ur- by az in.
NE ana property TX, g.. A H. u On tA- annual value
Of all real property and Cd in the r,ona property
Besides they levy yum tx Of s PER gal H. On a! Tam
,onssu I'd in the Island paysbs by TIE mn lctarer on
the Of The quantity he makes and what he exports
from the Island In addition 20 this there c-ns7 % All
ret, spirit shops Of go in Scarborough ard 80 else
where and license hu .ksiers shops; on trades and
every kind Of occupation carriages Tor hire cars por
and dogs most comprehensive system Of taxation
from which nobody and nothing caa escsPs West lndAa
From The BermudiAn June p
BY the Margaret husson We received 81. Vincent and
Barbados papers-the latter 70 the 9Th inst The folio wing
are the only items Of news Of general interest
BARrADos.-We had fair quantity Of rain IN the 49,
moEih snd very acceptable il was from all We have
learnt through the country in many parts of vlch
ugcl NEEDED The .r.=e-. ---.A -. 1as 81. - w. -
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community He spoke Of the various religious order'
srch "a Sisfe,s az Mercy" Sisters Of Providsne &C
and be attributed their Visiting NO hED,t'- ,n'
of distress anc pnv.ry and the abJf-s o. cT nI - ~
sire on the part Of the CATH hes To be ~os - pm. ~
them sno saw "see You none sum among y'p
And he then .pke In terms % TeprOo 10 Pf"etnt "A lss
who permit n. ir duties b thus psrofm-f Oy ohsrs
He said they were permitted 20 visit ne Sih'os osota's
"they spoke sueh good French Better speak bad
French han 10 be bad Chrst,ns ...,.
ro f III poue sib gis ~ various descrp tOas 20 the
Pre-. dent With VIgi, s~h ne -
wben the GREEKS give gifts fear them
And CONCLUDED with the hpe tost tbs Of the
ne,t Anniversary Of Am-rican Independence viii BE- ~
brigf, as that Of l776. Loud applause and waving OF
hanok or chiefs
Tbe Medal then presented by the foll1wng Commit
bee. Rev l. Inskp Pastor Of .dsoa-s, Church Wn :
Irvine Master Of Waldensian Lodge NJ and j. McE'
roy, putty Master.
Rev Mr. Inzkip ssd Father Gavszzi, on behalf Of
Wsld. Lodge | am depued - address yen ana 70
express to YOU their profound and unshka6is confidence
In your ability and desire 10 mtnt 1n and advocate the
Of CbrstIsny and they desire 10 give you SDiie
pu bic token # hsr sDd they believe ina, ts sy
nfcaDt mottO which bears will ever ne your gaze hs
then presented the medal amid much cheerhgi r~iner
GAyazz replied in short speech, the audience dispersed
ACCIDENT TO The STEAMSHIP JAMES ADGER-thesteam
ship james Aoger Capt Dickinson which sailed from
Cbareton on Saturday with very large freight and
el6 Passengers for this City fallen in with Sunday
at7P NJ on Cape Look out, by the steamship O'pray
(aIso from Cbarleson bound for Phladelpha) with her
engine broken snd waiting assistance the O'prsy took
her in tow and when twenty miles southeast N Caps
HeDl0peD parted cOupauythe James Afger nteod ng to
reach her port f. defamation der The OsPray
took f her her mails and twenty four passengers wch
arrived in this CITY yesttroay.
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THE TURKISH QUESTION UNSETTLED.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE !

aRRIyAL OF TaE AFRICA.
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EXTENSIVE STRIKES IN ENGLAND

WAR STILL POSSIBLE.
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MAYORALITY.

fINIiE PRICE Of Flour being ~G ot, II bar
J. rel, Bakers will give 10 ounces oi breat
for ten cents, the ensuing week
March 4. J. K DUFROCQ, Mayor
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GFoRGE A. riRE. GtoH.E =. HRtAN1
GEOGE A. PIKE 4 Co..
General Agents, Baton Rouge.

We will attend promptly TO the col'ectio
oi all claims entrusted 10 ns. either agains,
the State, or individuals residing in the par
ishes of East, or West Baton Rouge
Tho liberal patronage We have met with
as General Agent has not ,ilv enabled u.
to increase our facilities for the transactions
Of business, but also TO GREATLY Erpucr
our fo.n,er rates Of CONFUSION.
Our charges Tor collecting claims against
the State, will now be as follows
On sums under SlcD 2 per cent.
DO 8 90 and not over $3.50, ! i-2 pr ct
do $3.50 and no. over $500 3.J per rt.
do $500 and not over $1,000 IL per ct
do 5000 do do. $500, ia do.
do $500 do. do $1,000, Is d".
RATES or EAcuANGr ov Nrw OpIrhHs
On sums from $40, Z" $40 i-2 pr ci.
do do. do $3.50, I" I 1900, Il dn.
do do. do. $500, to $4,000, l-s do.
~ Information given Gyatis. Address
letters post pad, to GronGn A. PIKE &co.
may Sy. General .Aeems,
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United states Mail Coach.

INROM bAros koUcr to CLINTON nm
l. JACKSON. vii! run h,-icecI'y, as follows
Leaving Baton Rouge, Snn-
daps, T4esdays.and Hidays, al = :, {,
5 o'clock a. NJ, and arriving ---A1A---1' :
at Clinton, at 3 o'clock, 7. NJ, Lcav-
:ng Clinton Mondays, Wednesdays, and
>atsidays, at 5 O'Clock, An, and arri-
wing at Baton Rouge ut 3 o'clock, y. NJ.
RATES OF CHARGES.
From Eaton Rouge TO Jackson, So 90.
do IS - g Clinton. = so.
The subscriber has taken great pans 10
1T up q CoAca worthy %! patronage, and
hopes to retain the patronage he has here
loiore received.
Gys- Seats can be engaged at the Harney
House. Baton Rongc, at the Post Office, III
Jackson and al Csrman llotel.in Clinton
mayll-y WIN. ELDER, Proprietor,
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CHARGES
Time for Closing tho M all at Il. Rouge

Time for Closing tho Mail at u. Rouge.
"A mcdintriy ,'aTs corrected orr "a as ,<ztYY1l>
soon as nade The mailse < yySskrs.s.ssza
for New Orleans, LoganN Landing, Tat =
tors, Bonnet Care, Edgar's Courents' Tu-
reaud's, Donaldsonville aud interior, New
liver, Bayou Goula. IbclvIlle. Plaquenine,
Marc rae Brulcy Landips will hereafter
CLOSE daily At II. NJ,
For iobdrl's Store, Port Hudson, "a
'c-lor - Froncisvile. Point Conpfe, Red
River Laaiing. Fort Adams. Natchez and
,,ue,ior Vicasburg dnd interior, closes daily,
al 4 orork. r.,
For Cincinnati, and interior Of OA,o,
Louisville and interior. Memphis and intc-
,or, close, on + T.,c,doy's aud Frday's, at 4
o'clock =, NJ.
For Grccusbur,, sioury Point, Burline-
ton. &c, closes on Tuesdays and Fridays
At / / o'clock. M.
For Springfield. Cock, &r., closes every
Monday, al "a. NJ.
For Clinton Jackson, M. Willing, lsup-
plying LibcriyJ Rose Hin. Woodvllie, &c =,
closes on Mondays. fridays and Saturdays
at 5 O'Clock. 7. ".
The eastern mails via New Orleans and
Mobile, closes nalv. at ~ O'Clock, NJ.
JOHN {. LANDUE, =. ".
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CITY BOOK EINDERY,
THIRD STREET, BATON ROUGE LA

TNHlS establishment IL now prepared tr
i do all kinds of Bookbinding and
BIankbook manufacturing in The very neat p
es. style, aud expedition. The propriet II
owes the public an apology Ior moi having
given prompt attention to work for he
rast six or eight months. This has not
been occasioued by any negligence on his
part, but an inability 10 procure a pror lpt
worknen. That want is now supplied. and
our customers at Clinton. Jackson, + 'ori
Hudson, Eayou Sara Pa1nemine and
Donaldsonvile. can rend in their work
with the assurance that it will meet With
prompt attention.
Periodical. Iaw Books. Miscellan, 'ous
works Magazines, Newspapers. bound t. or
der Scrap Books, Portfolios &c. Ne. n'ade
to any pattern. GEORGEA. rtEE
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M AS 0NIC, &c.
MA so MIC.

. SONIC.
90. YaMESAoDGE No. l7-Corpcr Of
- Levee ~ Chuch streets. Regular
stated mee'ingsAi'VM Saturday mfgh' in
every month, at 10 clock.
WAsniNcros @yaL Amen Cnsrrre No
:. mceis every ftn AoHday n'ght Of every
month, OF O'Clock,
] D. O. +.
TIE SOTO LODGE No. 7--mcets eve ry
IL 7Hwsday night, at 7o'c!ock-ChurcL
strcct--ovcr n. 4. Waddill's. Drug Store.
MAoHotIA ENcAMrMeKr No. A---mct is
every Second md Fourth Saturdays in each
month, in Odd Fellows Hall
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
CAPITOL DIVISION No Connects at
tae Odd Fellows Hall every lfoaday mis HI
At o'clock.
ORDER OF THE LONE STAR.
@syUTNAM DIVISION No. = meets eve ~
Tnesday night at o'clock, Lafayette sire. l.,
over Wm. BoscrsIA Store.
PurSAm neenW DtvlsioN No Pho ID
It's regular stated meetings every FnM M"i-
day night, Of every north, al odoe@
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MEN q WOMAN, CHILDREN e. ALL.

WILL please rememerr'rom rt, '' TN 'h's ,S,s s.1
of the coming month lNovembcrl I'VE will
be found Oh hand at our old stand, with a
complete supply of Retail Groceries, which
at will be on constant cndeavor to have Of
the very best and at prices to suit the most
fastidious. One thing we want distinctly
understood, and that is anything sold by me.
and not proving perfectly satisfactory, can
always be returned.
oct 3l-y. JOSHUA BEAL.
wN. B. I shall not only be prepared for
the 5 cent customer, but for my usual pack :
age sales To the latter solicit their i'm.
mediate call, as have :air stock on hand
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SCNEEDiM AEONlTlC SCNyiPps.

nR. ID. L. MOTT, an eminent chemist
- of New York says he recommends
the "Schicdan Aromatic Schnapps," i'm
ported by Mr.. Wolfe. Gf New York, as the
purest and best article of IloI and gin to be
procured in the United States. and peculiar
ly valuable for medicinal purposes. For
sale in this place by II. +. WADDiLL.
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CHARLES SIMON. 9 JoStrn stAo'
C.. SIMON & BRO.

lISOid Lcrcr, New orleans, La.
WE have constantly on hand a very large
w and superior stock Of the most fash
.;or,b,e Clothing, to which We invite the
,ttnn,;on of dealers and others. Gentlemen
visiting the city. can at short notice have
clothing made to order, IN superior man
ne, and warranted to fl. Our prices are
rs low as the lowest, and we offer greater
,naueamen.s to the trade generally, than
,,rv other house ii, the city. ljnly ls-y.
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GENERAL NEWSPAPER
ND PERIODICAL AGENCY

SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received by
- the undersigned for the following new s.
papers and maerzines;
New Orleans Daily x Weekly trc,ceis
- =" :. Delta
! ouisiana State Repntlican.
illustrated Family Friend.
San Dic,o lCalifornla) Herald.
Graham's Magazine.
Godey's
Knickerbockcr
Meyers Univcrsum.
n,~Spccimcn copies can he seen by cal
ling on JNO &. LANOUE. Agent.
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East and West Baton Rouge Ferry.

jNHE Ferry !jo't connecting with East
and West Baton Rouge, Is constantly
plying--naking trips at intervals OF fifteen
ard thirty minutes.
rJIARf.ES
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r r PRIX de Ia iarine Giant SO. Pias-
IL tres.edimi. par baril Les BouiAhgers
donncront 81 onccS pour dix sous, Ia
semainc courautc. !. X. DEFROCQ,
Mas s. s. Wane