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TO FARMERS.

LOT superior crane cradles and grass sythcs,
~ at cost and under, by
45tf CATHCART, KERN x CO.
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ID ! E d.

DIED,
AZ dubuque on the 29th ult., JOHN VI. BRINSMADE,
Formerly OF this place, in the 39th year of his
te residence of her husband, near Saltwater, on the
ION inst., Mrs.. HESTER c. BOUTWELL,, wife of Rev,
VI. 7. Boutwell,, aged 80 years. "N " '
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He M HoAIoN. EDWARD HEMpsrEAp.
MORT ON & HEMPS FAD,
Wholesale Grocers e. Commission Merchant,
No. lis South Water street, Chicago, Ill.
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GENERAL AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.

St. Anthony, Aug. %, Is53-52w6
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TTNHE NEW CLERKS ASSISTANT, the most valuable
form book in use, and adapted u the Minnesota Code,
for sale by LEDCC d ROHRER.
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LIVERY day arrivals Of fresh Galcna DUBUQUE and Al
IL Lime; Hams, shoulders. Sugar, Coffee, Candles,
Soap etc full supply Of all kinds OF Groceries for sale
cheap at WIN. CONSTANS,
2-53w3 Lower Landing, Randall's Ievee.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SAFES.

n ECEIvED directly from New York, a full assortmen,
IL Of Ric's patent Freproof Salanander safes, fol-
sale by WM. CoNoiANS.
Lower Landing, RandalPs Levee.
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Arthur Homo MAGAZINE,

The cheapest and the best yet offered |
Eighty poges per month OF choice reading
matter for 50 year, or In clubs Of four al
only $l % per OnnOm,
The "home magazine" was commenced
October 1872; the editor Is T, s. ArtdWy,
IN whose hands Is the entire editorial charge
Of the work, A new novelette, from his
pen was commenced In the first number
entitled "the old mans BRIDE" ..
This story Is continued through the first
four numbers OF the magazine, from Ooto,
Der TO january, With the February num-
Der another new story by Mr.. Arthur, entl.
tied "SpNrlng TO spend or, the lotions and
the pinkerlons," will be commenced, to be
continued during several months, Thus,
Ia the first volume Of the homo magazine,
two nouvelleues by the .edlsAr will be pub.
llshOd, As only limited ,eeiliOn Of the
first numbers OF tho magazine was printed,
those wishing "the old mans bride" mus,
send In their subscriptions early,
OF IN order 70 prevent misrepresentation
on tho part Of tho public, we will here slOtc
that tho homo npgNSiGO Is monthly issue
Of the home gazette, aud contains the best
articles that SppeOrAherein, thus fixing In
permanent shape and for ejaculation Ia new
channels, literary matter from the pens Of
many Of the ableSl writers IN the country,
Il Is from this cause that tho publishers are
able, in the outset, to furnish the work at so
low rate.
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READ THIS The introduction Of
CILLEVlN Towns go.

Into Northoh Missouri, TO any extent has beeN nkA
last thee yoNpl sict which time they have beNA
gradually Increasing The manlastuCe and sale OF heml
aud although, owing 10 their being light and tmoolh
AMI something new, sono little dmeOly attended the
sale and use ii ar, vet by always making Stoves cad
Castings Of the hesqNIity oC Scotch Pig and hissoua
Mountain Iron, hcy have proved to wlhstOnd are bel.
ter than any Other Casting made In the Western eoun-
try, The Furnace Castings and HolloW.w pUT1icu.
lary have been superseded by It, wherever kNs beeA
brought into use, AMI always given abstraction, Hays
Ing lived here numher eli YEARS, and Being permanent
W located here purchasers can rely our guarantee
NstO the quality OF the articles sold by ,Sl and A. to
tho OPERATOR &C our celebrated pTlSe preiniHm Geek
Stove, just ,rNd The ce6cN,eS Of those who have nssd
them, aud are using THEM VOW, Aud another Ndyan-
tNge purvhaset viii have In buying ST. Louis stove
OF u.s. he would not only be getting stove made or The
Dos, material IN tho void, but he can at any time Kel
an odd piece or plate with ANy charge by eungNs
know that such il wanted, ~ all our stoves Rrp war.
rAn,ed, aud, In casa of impereeion, tho article NiN
BE- promptly made good to tho purchaser which he
will not mud the case with Cincinnati, Chicago, Pitts
bOrsh, and lOssrN made SrOvES, as you cannot get
any odd Picssa Even &c they were warranted N
would be impossible 10 get 6sn such Dis.
lance.
We, the, undersigned, having used the st. Ioun
Stoves manufactured by q, T. Fey OF 81, Louis, and
sold by Carter W, Brysn,. At Hannibal, Mo-, take
plea re In recommending them 10 the public a. an.
perior In poiN, Of daft durability, economy, senvaai
snee and ease Of regNlOlion to any Stove wAlsA Ne
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16

tNled Wsp6flne 10 spend / Or, She lotions
aud The pl1ksftoIs, =, Ia which the wisdom
Of true economy Ia ell personal and do
nestle relations will be sel 'Eorlh and prac.
teally Illustrated 10 the authors peculiar
manner, assn. .. Oh. ..,., ..I ..v...
As,hersloforC, tho original conthbuton
to ihc "llome Gazette" will be among the
best writers Of our country ...
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having sSsarelhe agency Of them for this SlIg, Tsr
stove posseslrs advantages over lcoinmonl sloVAS,M
Thickness OF he,platS, aud mpFOvemehNA nee
u hgEeN up byNNEpvN dcNlers pp( manufacturers,
10 No the best pattern Tor Descending Que, Of GAy
stove nav made Fest OF Wrsl, $3.50 rs 81,
This s,oCN was patented SEPTEMBER W5a AND !
Whenever they have been usO hive given general bAes
iNw'ioU, Ihe stove weishs Some ioIty pounds mote
tn The number than any her stove ever bronghto lhlS
city, Tue plates IN them are from one half b thVSAs
louhs Of an inch IN thickness, No, weighs oVSS
500 pounds We warrant them NlAgAlnst tires, TANts
heat hRt H. generated under the ArN plate down the
mont part of stove between two thick plates 70 tAe
dram bottom Of the stove thereby adding great
NEE, 70 bake WITH on ne bolton, and ramSaylng that
setUdinH Cue, NetSOtOre, The Chatter OAK 6AsoHE
due and enc plate more than any Ai.she StoVeSSSst
invented, They will cook with onS.kIlc, the ~
tOt treN(sNNS SSSss 0'Ht SSif NJ E "
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Where a club Of twelve subscribers send
uS fifteen dollars, Copy extra will be fur.
nished TO the agent oF getter.up Of the club,
or TO any address he may designate, Al
these terms, the "home magazine" will be,
for the amount Of choice reading matter
furnished, the cheapest monthly publication
in the United States, ..' '.
For three dollars, a copy each Of the
''HoMe Gazette" and "iome Magazine"
viii DO sent one year, " So "'7NL
In making up clubs, II may frequently be
desirable to unite In a single club both
"hoMe magazine" and shome gazette" sub.
scriberS, This can be done by always mn.
king the club price 70 the margarine sobscrl.
ber one dollSrlwenty,iive cents, no matter
what the size of the club may be. The
extra cory to the getter.up Of the club, In
ell such cases, can be tho gazette or maya,
zine, At the option orlhe party who Is 10
receive II, ~
Postage on Avlhars Home MsgasiNa---lt
paid quarterly or yearly Ia advance, Is
cents for the whole year, ~. h ~, ,.1s,. .
.AdaENs% u.s. ARTHUR 4 CO.,
,l.Nse r.sg s.as Is Me- l0I, Walnut ,SStre0t,
IHU' .''r tE, ooi ,sac'lsa 3 "a phAuaNNhaaQ0
w1 ef.... .s# In aaaa
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r. W, oLIPHANT,
we. l0, 81, Cherries So,

~. rIfG.I ST, LOUIS MoN WA sl
PsytisSlsE aslNaSN psi9 b sisSa2ts SftkA o.i,
49, 49, ~ ~ Sso
l .l.- ~ l. NJ
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50. Ions SIoyg, 1yeOV'e.'
Stove Dealer sAest,lTeA Worker, espp.r,
o, w RYAR

Stove Dealer, Sheet.IroA Worker, "copper"
smith, aud Timer, ... .,..'.
SKalu street, Two Doors North ottnraAy MeVsN
HANNIBAL, MO-. o. 40
Sells At Wholesale puces, STOVES AND TIN.
WARS, ! invite particular attention 10 The pRlHk
PRE- MUM COOK STOvE, which has given Uniyer.
sal satisfaction 10 all who have used e. lwtANtau
my Slovcs lor twelve months, aud t AnyeC The plates
break l0ling thai time, furnish new ones nee 81
charge, I.... n.'i..' '.. tys ~ uiGf#
As design remaining permanently IN this place
the public are SAFE in taking my guarantee Tor The good
performance OF tho stoves kept by me, -Luugll uf
/ All my stoves ate Manufactured OF MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and for gSodness % mtle and
hSauy OF casting, they excel any stoves made IL the
Wos'Nr, ooWhlry,
~ The nNu who moulds Iollow.war Tor q, y,
Eily Is considered tho best warkmNn IN the United
States, and this accounts for our hollow.WArN hnA
Stove Vessels being 20 much soothbrand better thar
any others you will and In 1AarketI wae1hesmade Eas,
or West, ... III ...,i.., L.LDl.--L u I'D q
I have constantly on hand, supply Of TINwARE,
10 which | particularly invite The attention OF the
country trade, as the quality Of my ware and The pri4
cea shall bN such As 70 induce ham 10 call on me egAA
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ST I0OIS, MlsSoURL .....-
JOSEPH Noempee, TNASeS AeFAvt,
Rtosridgo q MeI'aul,

y0NEfh MONNlnNEs u ENANNN ANfNeNN
N6oeridgo q MeF'aul,
$50 (l.ate TNiehsl( \ Mopldge,)
Corner Commercial aud Pine streets, ~, LOUIS,
CoNSIG NMEN and Commissions viii NEE with
- PROMPT and personal attention, aud liberal cash
adrancts win be given on Cop'igpmeaw or Bills OF
| .adiNg il Aaad ,-...,
The forwarding and receiving OF merchandise and
nrodueS will meet with especial care aud dpachl hr
lewes, rates oC Freight will always be procured, and
the expense O storage and drayOge AZ much as possi'
Die avoided, .......,
orlcs Tor purchasing filed At the Shsr,St hstise
OHa lowest market prices, ...
4. ODDS. NErIRENcgsl
], & r, Walsh,
c6srlsss, blow 4 Co., Ssl. LsSi',
GhoteA0 & Vale,
DoNn, Eiug h Co, ..
F Fss.,S F E%SsI New r.A,
Charles A, MeigS, }
T, Z, TWishSu l. Co, New Orleans, ~,
We have en- open policy OF Insurance, which wiz
cover all shipments 10 our NdINSs, whom advised oy
letter Ter mNl, or when endorsed on bills Of lsdng
telore, or at AeahaS OF shipment
~ MoGRlDGE \ MeFALL,
s., Louis, Jsttee, 1883, sSy
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R.H, MILLER s CO.,
wNOly.as aud Retail ha,sg.

~
No ~, Malta Nreol, between OhogNNl aud Plne,
HE SahscerJs have INV IL eIce and 10 arrive for Spring
Il SaleA ONo Tho usN,d CT Tee aNd Caskt Ng . ... On.
EAErHENMARE AND CHINA, 60
Comprising all VNIl,ee and QuNs Nccatyt 10 MAKE ah the
Wos eOmpcIc Nnme0 ever Offered ot 'As In ha ms'seS
VlE
{, C. nme Idred nipI, PNlnIca ntN,td Palp,edFlown.
Rue NNd Mulberry, PNt1d. fNwG Nac aad MNAo'ty, CSn-
oO Rur, Fancy luAnc aud White 0tNNN EluhsnwNCe, IN
N their VaJCy or style and pNlcC rao White knsrlSt,
NMe RAls-EruUd, Luslt RnlSr Figured AMI Gold Hand,
Eos,O China, reN Sets, Teas Plates &s" Sen Of entirely
new ShNp'~ aud patterns
GVrTy variety vi ralN Pressed and Cut Glassware OF Amer.
team, Ea.rtN and wesN fTench aud nohSmtNn mSa0ssI,
utc, At Tcdaccd prices, -. ~
Teas CoNNCS, rMaud DMNeI stW NOEs CoctNce, vSsee,
&C., A. OF eVVy drsStplon' Fancy Articles, 81 all klpds
Vcgy cheap,
Erp,lsh T. D. Hpes aud American Pipe Hesas, Walters,
TcN lsyS OF cevenl dcsens OF our own mpSNuoaN war
tAnIed equal 10 any w the Ntetkel
BRITANNIA WARE OF every description, INN the ess,
halea mNnNIee,Ny OC Gleason Suns, Orohcseh MWeNeu
sets "a low ptleea We Nuo oe tNN stock oC COedp tet
The SANTA W. MARkHn 10 which the attention OF The
Merchants Engaged In that Wsde pNneNNry invited, Az
vOucd CtNs tNt tho County Trade packed the beat manner
always hand Our paekes haVs many ycap experience,
aud put w eOOas SSeeSd SNyWheFc,
MENUS eusVNeW CaOIsaIy, mehlu.SI
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1903,
1893, -.----.-a 1903,
SPRING TRADE.
WEBSTER, MARSH & CO., 80.
Wholesale ClOthierA,

/ |-- No, pb Man Street 81, LNNl, Mol -
RE row teee,SnV Largo stock Of FaahlOuRbIe Cl0-
"A thnW fet The Spring Trade which Naet 10 cell tet
Cash, time, low A. any house IN THE city, W. Invite
purchasers O CNh and examaS stock deIeTNusd
LSSts SssSNGSN, Or HSys' CIotAIAg and Of Furnish,
, SssSiS.wSS, r'N'9.NNr NNERsrNR, MARsIA co.
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rRRNs, IN ADVANCE.

One copy, per Nnnum, 80
Two copies per annum, - 3
n rnrSe' - .n. - X
Eight, (and one to ,he ce,ler.up Of the elub,) 10
Thirteen copies, per annual, Z" 10
Twenty, . l. G"'G -" $50 20
IP Thus Il will DO seen, that where a
club Of twenty unite aud take the alone
Gazette" the price paid by each subscriber
will only be 81 a year, while the getter.up
Of the club will receive n copy Ia addition
Tor his trouble, nDs postmas,ers aud 9th.
ers who wish to make up clubs Of twenty
of Que dollar each, Gun, in order to facilitate
the reception Of the paSer by those who
first enter the club, send $40 Tor ten copies,
ana the remaining clio when the club il
full, At which time the extra copy for get
ting up the club will DO forwarded.
Address n, =, Arthur 4 CO.,
No, lO1 Walnut Street. phi'A,
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TERMS on ARrnuR's HONE MAGAZINE.

To those who desire to relieve the Home
Magazine by mail, we offer It at the follow.
ing extraordinary low club prleeS.--
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WRIfTYE nor THE ST3TESI,N
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS

RxTRAOEOlNA RE CURE 0Fi.oS OEhlEALrH
nlSORD ERk,il, SroNACN,i lNnlG NSrtON AND
DlTERMlN ATtuN or BLOOD 10 tlIG HGAn.
Con- ri Sislicy t,om ~ Joa lloyd Of Er,sg sN Wear
IurnA, AtFiontiAskire
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NEeNOil's Spring Style of Hats

Wholesale and Re'aIN u ANd %, MNEkStsL,
.H at, lotus, MO,
IN NNdasIas nv slye SC HSs Ms the SprlNs ~ IpSl q
WNad ask especial attention 10 the combination pySsSN,s
Of the INST NpNttANl republics or an article dcva, beauty
and aiy lbs Ngh, yet guong a. correct popeElNnA aud
Al tho llMe Al pdNplcd eT summer hat In the manu-,
Mr'We NC HATS my mOh y bScSlslOrN TIE FloASA G,k
etaI ard The hest workmanship invited with the m0s aNuRs
yssUse NfsOpstVlcA, cannot Mh produce hat worAy OF
the motto, 81 ...' ... .r.s.
have n NSsOl,msa, Of The Npss, eoods IN my llOe con.
ntslNR all that 10 rich and nSh,oWaNe In Hats Cape
Straw and Panama GNcs especially NlCaded ~ the de-
mNnds either NRoNtSW teRl NtN oOUNNNly TNpidty
NdvaaeiNe Ia wealth. aud Fed and lhese aaela wAR
that follow, Al the SINH tNe pe the sNne eocae VI tbs
usdV ~ low any Nhry IN 81 Louie l,'' d. .t az.
lIrspSS!MRP 1aN'le personal insPee'SS SInl tNSS
IT 81. TNNd 10 Market 81, psSI RqSSs TO Naip,i
~, HAYDEN s. WILSON, >.
INpoRTERS AND MANUFACTURERS or
SaddlCry and Coach Hardware,
Carriage Trimmings, BE, '''
No, NJ, North Main street Sc, LOuie
FTNHEIR S,aek in AL branches, for spring sSlss vii
i b la'ssAN very eNnplele, and their stock Of OHIO
SHIRTTNS, HARNESS AND RRtDLE LEATHER,
.NnN '. 81, Cannot DO Surpassed, .u ,NnN. G
They would most respectfully invite all bOYeN Ia
gtVe them a call, NSsuriHg themthNtho pains viii 90
spared 10 give SS(NIaslOa IN every paTk Nlar, ''
tshlO~S0 ''r .v. .u ,"to. 90. gr..p
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-16

Persons wishing 10 buy stoves, ehOuld wVe u an
AMI examine our new patterns Of wv
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RXTHAO6OlNARkGVR OH loss OFhlEAl.rH,
piSTnEEMtSSfI1SS ', oF BSL6oD ia 10 iIE aSAp'
Ceg ~ olOtcy tom ~. Jp'A LLOYD, q Rrp,Wtps Wear
HsrnA, AtTioRSiAshtrs
To Professor HOtLcwAVl .- .. ..s.. ...5..
AR-rISvai mYC, o. the first opportunity &C inform
inESoN, that tcr avery lc,g rNiCd WAS eflciedwih
dangerous gdtlncsS aN1 helusnl SwivlaingG In the
head, Ntcta by loss VfAnpS;C disordorcd stomach,
and generally impaiTe, hcSltm Every means had
faihd 70 gave me any permanent rclioI, aud at length
became 80 Alarming that Twas really afraid Of going
about without pn attendant Ia this melancholy con-
dron waited personally upon Mr. Augho' Chemist
Hatseh, for lhe pGrpotc Of consulting hA a. teNyhOt
had better do, 10 kindly recommended your Pulls,
Uied'ihsln without delay, and Oncr taking them ior
short time Un happy to bear testimony 70 their Won
Ser'Ol efficacy, l Nm now rcstoelt &c HNiec, health
aud opNhled TO resume my usual duties, You agr al
ns'i0 publish tbs letter y, any ySG may S'Nk
June 1850, CsiSNSiS John LLOYD.
~ MSIhtHSC1ujLou$ tEURE or DRorSY. -
RS.yasi eTd letter om EUNrd RO,ccy, Esq, Of India
- NcIE, 7SSOSO, dalci Aprl S'A, 1888.
10 Professor llOI LowANs .... ...
DTAN SIR--I deem il a duty owe 10 YOU and the
public atlaRe, 20 inform You Of a most mirNenoOSre
soYsy from hat dreadful disease, DRoPsY, aud which,
uHder God, was effected by your invaluable pll' /
YVES tapped ave times within eight months, and skill
fully treated by two medical practitioners, but could
mel get cured until lad TetoWre ~ yOu remcdy, aud
no,Hilhslandng all had undergone, this miraculous
AeSisins su'et @e IN tho course SIs wSeEs
INFALLtRl,E CURE on A STOMACH CUM.
PLANT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
HEADACHES
EStred " q Ldl,r 0vm ar \, GorsA, Chemisi, Of
CGON, ecdr ByIEioi, dated JAY l4tA, 1884,
To Professor upLLowAY;
pkAN S,R-l Nm Tcpu, sted bv Lady named Thom,
AZ Just arrived from, the West lUdles 10 NcQUan you
that Tor period oreINt years, kClSclC aud family sui
tered hom continual bad heNlh arising from disorders
Sthe lvctand stomach, Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite,
violent Headaches, pains IN the side, weakness and
general debility, for which she consulted the most en-
iuent men in The colony, but without any SeU cNl re-
suit Ut last she had recourse to your MySuNblc Pills,
tor the better, that she continued thCm aud the whole
family were restored 10 health aud strength, Further,
che Geses the 10 SNv,thN she has witnessed their cN
NsoydinSry virtues ia those complaints incidental lU
children, particularly In cases OF Measles aud ScArlAli
ma having effected positive cures OIthCsc diseases with
no olherl emedy, (SigNCl) =, GOWEN,
~ ... r,,,. -. -. a. A., -. = Al
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-31

Wednesdays No mail sent up tha
river.
ThursIays--No mail sent up the
river.
Fridays-10 4 NJ, on New La,ons.
10 Saint Francisville.
Fridays-5 ?. Nj. on Frank Lyon,
from Saint Francisyille to vicksburg.
Saturdays r. Nj, on Della Don.
m, to Saint Francisville bp. Nj, oil
Matches No. Q, from Saint Francis.
vile to vieksburg.
This Ii the sontfactor's schedule,
and il does not show that there ID any
direct mail trons NesO Orleans u
Vicksbnrg. II shows that be has di.
vided his route.
First Division--From New Orleans
to Saint Francisvil1e, Mondays, Fri.
days and Saturdays.
Second Division--From St Fran.
cisville to vicksburg leaves New Or.
leans on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sat.
urdays.
BY this division Of the route, and
the selection Of days ut such irregu.
lar intervals, the contractor has defeat.
ed the entire design Of regular con-
Meeting mail, three time a week, from
all the At,akapas Parishes to New Or.
leans, connecting with Mr.. CALDWELL
route at Donaldsonyillc. Thus the
mails, SO carefully adjusted and speed.
lily dispatched from this Office for the
interior Of Mississippi, connecting
with Mr.. Caldwell's line at Vicksburg,
Natches and Grand Gulf, are also in
definitely delayed until they are use-
less.
We hope that now this matter Of
the "coast mall is regularly before
the public, that IL will BE- properly un-
derstood.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-31
Coast Mails.

IL affords Us pleasure to see card
in the DELTA Of the 9th inst from
MIR. w G.. KENDALL P. NJ. at NeU
Orleans In reference to the coast
mail, than which there Is 20 more in.
teresting subject. We know that
some Of the parties engaged in making
up, and transporting the nails, were
coming short Of tho terms "of the
bonds'' and felt safe in making thrust
IN the dark to hear how many would
cry out In their innocense. The Post
master at New Orleans tells US ii his
card, tho terms Of the contract. He
says:
Mail route NJ. Gill, from New
Orleans to Vicksburg, in steamboats,,
daily, from the LIST Of October to the
Let Of July, and tri.weekly the resi-.
due Of the year, was awarded to Mr..
j. b. Caldwell at forty.three thou.
sand Eve hundred dollars ($48,500)
per annum
The contract ~ above, requires 4
tri.weekly mail at this season the
question is, do We receive II And if
we do not receive Il with some degree
Of regularity, is il not the duty Of the
press to cry out on the subject--unite
its forces aud incite the people to give
such demonstrations as the General
Government cannot overlook. We
asy the southern part Of the Union Is
now. and has been, most shamefully
neglected in his puriicular--That it
was only on the call Of the Legislature
ofthis State that any attention has
been paid to US. We do not now
complain Of the river mail alone; it is
the land route as we'll, thst we ask
Immediate attention to.
Why, the people in the interior Of
this and our sister States are relspsing
into state Of barbarism whilst mail
contractors -party fayorites Of this or
that party, come IN every three months
TO received pay for performing SER
vice that is nerer performed.
The Post Office regulations require
every post master to report immedi-
iately each failure Of the mail, snd
this duty is not unffequently perform.
ed but is any forfeit ever scored up
against the defaulting contractor ? No.
and ws defy proof 70 the Contrary. let
rs glance again At the schedule, as
furnished By Post master Kendall.
The tri-seeekly mail to Vicksburg
i conveyed on Mondays r. NJ, on
New Latona to Saint Fancisville.
Tnssdays-5 P. u, On Fl. N.
Wright, from Saint Francisvi.le 70
sVicks6urgs
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-31

Auothey Acci1lent al the Hirpo-
dyome.-On the evening Of the ll,h
inst, willie the French performers
were riding in the hurdle race, the
Horse Of NJ lie Caroline in attempting
10 leap one Of the hurdles, stumbled
aud fell heavily upon the young lady,
one Of his hoofs striking her head.
She was picked up insensibls and car
ried from the ring.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-31

AHrrF,ciaL MAnBLEs--Mr. Benja-
min Hardinge, Of Cincinnati, has
made valuable discovery in synthetic
chemistry, by which he is enabled to
produce an artificial marble from com.
mon pebbles and sand.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-31

A Coon ARRAsoEMExT.-Ths post
master Of New York has Arranged to
open the mail for the foreign steamers
nthe wharves, On the day Of sailing,
not to clos until fifteen minutes be-
fore the stesner leaves. Double pos-
tage Is charged, - mset IL npenasG
Of ths aErangslmsnt.