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Now Is your time TO buy
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NOTICE.

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rHi,sfEn BANTER, 9al AZ isss, isSi
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r''l'iissNlF nuis, dated Nsi fppt fEs9 pstHid. J.,
nuo cat irum date aud with Interest IN ia innfb.
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tHn q" Fhrrliurhs hni containing ihice handfsi and
iNeiis i've pries. The hriar ttfe 90 irss with
cnhditnn TO- tlie redemption ~ The same and that
The -sid defendant has paid said iiuia 90 Hn,
pan ihrFe"i And, fnttHE, that tho sid delrsdsAi
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9, W. HOPKINS, tieh.
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HOUSE, LAND 4 SHOP
For Sale.

I'HE aah-orbsf ofrr. ~ sell hi- PREMISE situated
j ~ Inc Mills" TIVE mites nnrh u Rutland
village THIS ls,.f@rty CONTESTS ~ Ia sliiag fnuss,
blAtksaiil Silp ~ "a eiihnuf The tHiit,l about
tas ARE II isna and HsFs. me sliuE at wafer
widiH tsE rods u Inc siag. faf iBrthst particulars
Mcguire II he sub-crbeT tt fsii-ss- Possession
gwen Immediately, A. Ci.EANLLANb.
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LIBERATION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that have Tsiinqnished
~ ~ my sou COBuRS FOSTER, the iemAiu dsr
a his minority ahd sha eisiai ~ h., earning
NOT pay an, debts q HE tunuariirE sitter r. date
BEZEkiAH FOSTER.
Rutland, July iosh. 1854 2s~5
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Warning.
Ccoal Noiites.
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IIIGiiEsT cAsh ,sies paid IT, Rah dslivsrsa At
i L suf unners IN katisbd. GEn. CRAVE
For Sale or to Rent.
'HWO HOUSES eessnfals situated On Main
L Street Aigly a. fpNnk MORSE.
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LIBERATION.

LIBERATION.
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How TO avoid warm weather I!
SHOES! SHOES (!
French Shirt Bsssms.

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y ., crp n FaLaEh
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Hard Work for Summer.

ItAHNEEr are requested naiiss that the Sub
j ssfsef h faiiy Issp4fud V Accommodate thea,
With J. Z. GRANTS
Grass aad Cradle ksythss,
Hand and Drag HaLss.
Hae hs idsr's pttshforks.
Aaa a coed .rtisis Of Grtndstonsr.
Cal and EgdmiHe.
A.o me suhsrnhsf Kegs enusianfiF - sale Drug
And Asalcias, falHts, obs aad iifs siah.
ADDISON BUCK
pist.f-sS lain an. ia zeff
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TT. HODSON, Cpn'f, leaves HaIalo Wednesdays
raiunals.
One ofthe above Splendid steamers will leave the
Michigan Ccblfai H. II. Lane What, sfao'chek =. N.
~ 90 the ARRIVAL Of the Lightning Trains frun New
York and Albany, Runn,ng through wa NORTH shore
without landing, arriving IN Dutrt the bexi Afternoon
In time Tor The Lightning Train tot Chirsgo, over
heavy 4 Ha--a we'll -ndded foad free from dust
comfortable night Cars b,it expressly for the route,
the brsi railroad ia The Union connecting VITA
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Leather
Bark Bark !. Bark /,

OLE snd urpsr Leather efsbs ART guali,y 80 sale
~ sEu. GRAVES.
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bsltarn f.,IiiytIy Currd !

CGFisai'ss Is. f,..,,' as'"''
s puis NE slre.4 tsa.lao1. tslls
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Clements Splendid Line Of Sieamsn
Tl,rouxl, ,rfclx,ts

Can he procured Of the Agents at the Lime, East Of
Buffalo, and al the Office, N. q. u. a. Wharf, Buffalo
Passengers wishing to 90 through by KAilruad from
Buffalo can have tickets exchanged by paying the dit
ference IN fare. CHARLES u. NOBLE,
Buffalo, ls5i. GeHerai .fgeat, Bsfaio.
w. n. uAGADORN, AgsHf, Rsnand 9Ctf
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'INtrt ~ sish 81 sssfnl tbis is-issr aA4 w BE-
i eHainr nsnsef, vii piss-s cali ~ he stufs ~
ces'ffs Graves Wet stfust. and gs..ftas ttrss
sslsss s'ta rsrap bot l.esasfai psn II sho-s.
Tcf - zoe ttaniutitas
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ANOTHER STEAMuoAT.-Capt. J. II
IRE, long and favorably known as the
popular commander of the steamboat
Gypsy, remains at Louisville, superin.
ding the construction of his new steam.
boat to 60 into the trade between this
city aud Port Hudson, a notice Of
which we have already given The
dimensions ofthe new craft are to be
as follows: Extreme length, $50 feet;
width of beam, 80 feet depth of hold.
s feet; width of floor, 80 feet. The
contractors for building the boat are
for the hull, Messrs J&D. Howard !;
for the Engines, Roach d. Long; for
the cabin, Mr.. McClaran. She is to
be called the capitol and will have
two engines 8 feet stroke, 80 inches
diameter; five boilers, % feet long
and 40 inches diameter, with doctor.
hosting machinery, &c.-Ptc
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Superintendent Of Indian affairs
Remoced.-We have been told, and
believe it true, says the Washington
Star that Lieut.. Il. T. Beall, Super.
intendent of Indian Affairs in Cali.
fornia, has removed, aud the i'm.
portant trust confided to the charge of
Hon. T. J. Hendley, postmaster at
San Francisco. 1t is said that Mr..
Beall's offence is malfcasance in Office
and insubordination.
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Notice
To MI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO VIII WHUH II W,HT VUNTEHN.
1NHE Undersigned very respectfully re-
L. quests those indebted to him, to come
and PAY UP. Some of his friends
are rather too slow. They don't reflect
that he Is now engaged in building one Of
the biggest houses in Baton Rouge.
How can such great enterprises be car
ried on without money You might as well
think Of travelling to the moon without a
railroad.
Come forward then, and settle your bills.
Let ieroman build his house, and show
you the finest and most varied assortment
Of goods ever seen in Baton Rouge.
mar. 81 GEO. M. HEHOMAN.
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nrrie0

On Thursday, 1st inst, at Woodlawn,
La, by the Rev. Dir. Lacey, JOHN M
BURROWS, of this city, TO MARY +.
PARKINSON, daughter OF Cyrus Ratilh, Of
West Felciana.
On the Goth May, at Liberty, Miss, by
the Hon r. M. Nelson, Mr. EDWIN G.
ANDREWS, to Mss MARY c. PAL
MER, all of East Feliciana parish, La.
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..- ,s lNDegt@t
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

= II u VF ITTUINI II N A.,
Sirth Juattinl Uist,ict Court-
Pattsh Of East Batou Ronee.
WHEREAS, Jpsrpu HnprhR has ap-
w Piled to said Court to be appointed
Administrator Of the estate of SAMUEL
MptNr. late Of said Parish, deceased
Notice is hereby given to'all persons inter
ested, to show ca'tse within ten DAYS from
The first publication Of this notice, why the
said application should not he granted
l.. s NJ. MORENO,
June ii. 1851 Clerk.
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lEs34N - RlIs9sf 'SAesssS
PURE SODA WATER.

THE Undersigned has just received from
l Philadelphia new Soda apparatus, OF
the latest and most improved style, which
will enable him 10 supply his customers
with Pure pA-WarER, prepared freshly
every morning, the cooler will be con-
stantly filed with Ice. and the Syrups are
prepared by himself from the best materl-
ais. To suit the taste of his numerous
patrons, be has prepared The following de-
ficious Syrups, to flavor the Soda, viz
Sarsaparilla, Lemon, Pineapple, Straw
berry, Raspberry, Goosberry, Vanilla. Orange
Ginger, Orange flower, Blackberry, Mint
Capsicum, Wreetar, and Cognac Syrups.
N. B. IS Sodo tickets sold for ST.
iune II VIM. BOGEI., Lrfaye Re st.
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The Intelligence from Boston crea-
ted the greatest excitementa at Syracuse.
n. T., on the 9th ult,, and knots of
people discussing the subject, were
gathered on all the corners.
On the night Of the Goth ult., 1000
men guarded the deport till ton o clock,
L. NJ, at which hour the Jerry Rescue
tocsin was sounded, as the train came
down, but the cars were examined in
vain for the expected fugitive.
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THE Coon TIME CoME.--A fele-
graphic despatch to a member Of con-
gress announces the gratifying fact,
that a woman had been elected consta.
BILE in Perry county, Illinois Wash
ngfoa Sta.
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Ice! Ice!

COR the accommodation of the sick, the
/ undersigned has made arrangements,
always to have on hand quantity of Ice,
which may be had at all hours of the night
and Sundays, whenever the ice-house is
selossl lure Ill W.. BOGI.F.
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The Perham Gift Lotteries, about
which SO much has been said lately.
have been decided to be a species of
gambling, by Judge Woodruff. who
says they arc an attempt to evade the
penalty of the act to prevent rafting
and lotteries.
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| HAVE this day associated with me In the prac-
l tice Of medicine, DR.. T. n. Day, and during
my temporary absence from town. would respect
fully solicit my patrons In case Of sickness to cali
on DR.. Day, who from his long experience In the
SOUTH will have doubt render entire satisfac-
tion. June loft r. J. y. HOMER
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Gbr'lf)rrkIp Coll1et
Friday Morning go, June g, 1854.

Friday w ofning . June y, 1894
IuE DIE IL CAsr-The result Of
'he election yesterday, Is altogether
more satisfactory than the most son
guine friends of the Railroad anticipa
ted. The vote stood as follows
For the Rairoal 13g
Against The Railroad. I
Informal vote thrown out. !
Total l47
This represents majority Of real
estate owners, and will tell in favor OF
Baton Rouge in every corner OF The
State. The people will see from THE
that we are not only willing. but ready
TO lend all our energies to connect the
Capital with the Commercial Enpo-
rum that no Inconvenience can be
complained of A Railroad 10 New
Orleans will enable the Representa-
tives to breakfast in New Orleans.
come up to The Capitol in time for the
opening Of The House, and return
home for "tea."
~ The Secretary Of State has re
ceiyed letter frpm Hiram Powers
our distinguished countryman At Flor
ence, IN which he says that the Statue
Of Washington. ordered by the State
Of Louisiana to adorn the Capitol at
this place, will be ready in few
weeks from the date Of his letter the
Bird nlto, for shipment.
She Statue Is @ feet II inches high
from the bottom Of the base TO the top
Of the head The base is an oblong
square, 291 inches long, and 10 inches
broad.
The work may be looked for during
the coming month.
go ----
IL Our picus contemporary IN
Church street, speaking Of his Satanic
Majesty Mr. Be'zebub says invaria-
bly, tour dc, il," 10 this we object,
because he has no right to take the
name Of The Prince Of Darkness iii
vain. Besides, If there were any
courts Of justice this side Of purga-
tory, the devil might have lis due,
and obtain damages -daily. for very
I,n1eroas witticisma, that lead poo
ple to think him dcmented indi-
vidual, besides having BY proxy to
bear all the sin Of the world.
Our Devil" Pray sir, how does
he happen to be your devil Have
you ever tkaen TIP for him : Have you
ever defended him. so he might obtain
the little that the world acknowledges
il his due You have done none Of
these thinge. On The contrary, you
have left them undone. Take ii all
hack--say nothing hereafter, as con,-
ing from the devil, for we are acguaint.
ed with that individual ourselves. and
know that he eschews many things
with which he Is cted,ted.
f4s~ln a trial before the United
States District Court, in New Orleans,
the other day, Of Robert Hill d
mulato man, native of Mortineque.
for murder on the High Seas, Mr..
All Don, Chinaman, was called to
the stand as a witness. and took upon
himself the peculiar oath Of his nation.
which consisted in first solemnlv
promising to tell the truth, and then,
in pledge thereof, smashing an earth
ern vessel upon the floor.
A
MowAts OF THg WASHINGTON
uNroN.---Thc ''organ' of Che Admin.
istraticn, in chjecting to the PROPOSE.
ton to purchase Cuba, illustrates its
views on the subject, by saying that
"sehool.bcys will not buy apples SO
long as there il an orchard within
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nIrn

At the residence Of WIN. l.. Thomas, g miles Eas
OF this city, ROWLAND TH0MAs--aged about 60
His body will he brought to town for entermeBt a
II o'clock to-day.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-06-11


GnEEb OF TIE "l ouRu AMERICAN
Mohtt ACCOUNTABILITY impress
ed with the belief that The limited
success of our fore fathers resulted
from sheer ignorance. and was legiti-
mate consequences Of immoral and ir-
religious habits, and furthermore con
yinced, that the practical uses of life
require all The enetgies Of which we
may be possessed we have concluded
to adopt that cource of conduct least
calculated to enervate the physical
or prostitute The moral system. Be it
therefore
Resoired, That we will adopt a
course Of Physical training to which
llecules could not object and abstain
from all those ihdulgenues Of which the
Anchorites, from Solomon to the Bey
of Algers, disarproved and that in
order to more etlectually accomplish
our object. we do agree and soleinnly
bind ourselves,
1st, To be regular in our habits.
2nd, In all important matter TO
consult our wives. OF their proxies.
3, To live on Vegetable diet.
4. To abstain from the use Of to-
hacco. sticks, paper, or any Of its s',b-
stitutes.
8, To advance our urn interests,
and if The necessities Of State require
become patriotic.
Q. 70 eonline ourselves strictly to
the truth, in all flights Of the imagina
ton.
I. To disoountenanee public swear
ing.
8. TO place unwayering confidence
in the public spirit and discrimination
Of Young America
9, To Disseminate the doctrines Of
progression, and inscrutable destiny as
preached Ivy the latter Prophets.
To each and all Of which, each and
every member, must solemnly swear
so help me Moses, and the Prophets
A BAtEzt DER Married, Nj
Andrew Horn to Miss Julia Parker,
President Of the Young Ladies Tenn
peranee Society.
Fair Julia lived temperate maid,
Preached temperance ditties night and
morn; But still her wicked neighbors
said
She broke u pledge and took A Horn.
CnlLoRForM CounrERAcTEp,-
This valuable discovery has been just
announced by DR.. Roberts de Lrm-
belle,a distinguished physician Of Paris.
Lie states that si,ock of eteetriciiyl
given patient dying from the effects
Vi chloriorm will Immediately ooun-
teraet its influence, and return the suf-
terer to life.
" hai 1UNsIllu ! Es itat5at iai~~
A decision was delivered by Judge
Thompson, Of the Marine Court. Of
New York city, last week, Of import
ance to hotel keepers and travellers,
to the liabilities of the former
for lost baggage. The question as to
what constitutes the personal baggage
Of Il traveller was entered into at length
by the Judge. Gold snuff boxes and
opera glasses are excluded, while a
bible and prayer-book, aud gold
letter-seal, valued at fifteen dollars
are allowed. Judgement was render
ed for the full amount claimed except
the snuh-box and opera-glass.
Gg~"1'he Theatrical Journey work
and anneedotical Recolloctions Of Sol
Smith, Comedian, DC, comprising a
sketch OF the Second Seven Years OF
his Professional life; together with
some Sketches adventure and after
years" is the title Of forthcoming
volume from the press Of I. u. Pet
terson. Philadelphia.
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nlurrie0.
On Thursday, 1st inst, at Woodlawn,
La, by the Rev DR.. Lacey, JOHN M
BURROWS, of this city, TO MARY +.
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