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sPHING or Is5S'
30 WIN. n. sell BY. -,
,nnTlEle al. IA DEtALNR 1N

ILL
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
ROEeihh a. DomesIie Dry SSISi snI =, ~
No. III Main e., Ysst side, bst5gttiM MO"'tYi.
dW ii'nisa i.1 Onion us, bis
.y 10 ~ ~ wheeling, Va, ~. co,I
It's NOW lnrseeilt Othis SIhng Stock o. im,pnGsr
anil Motions, direct from Importer. sH Soil.
IOfss COmpTislng as complete anA qes ~
goodA adap(ed TO HE trade 0 this soeiol
III any hoI &, Eqsior Wei, TO which w0 e,Ts'
invite tic attention OF retail dehlersi eonsiS'
itfDEd l6ag rIDREss GOODS. ,.,u., &c
In black slIks, OnacaB, poTllns AWE, of ne NJ
hams, etc with avery large At0eA Q, PuY nnnTi y
mikes and cblOfs Ais0, b0Hnels, llpp - M
Other fflmnilugsl Ii Variety. AnW OF
l1H lIII Esq MsN'si,wBAR. ..,.,,,,,s
In eloths csssImort, sattinttts, pt'
iesns fvee,ls ami suDlner cloths al.O ~, ii
nIS' SlpS drills, brown linens, 1sll d,ilI 'lla
Tsis and b6ys palm hats aI ~ linen ini q
wool brazil, Aals ec,l With 10Y Jnpefs eD
tor bauung, seaness bags, buTla he hi'I.
dtifUF5 iekihgs, 6lieete, shl ~ ~ lite e'
Snd SSh6d muAllhslwlh ascoal ~ II ii
- ~. ~ '.,.,i ~. NOTION LINE y, IfsidtE
jse5notS, Itibh II n vstltiI
fnns 1Vss, eobe, etc " .i.s.sj q VI
M whole ifOek win DO found unsa'la
ouaIIty and STYLE, as prices. a. T!6Bkbl--
( maY26s IN q Ylaflila1 y -l4-- . ~ sl
Il SOS EaT9 IPldIs Lsad' arg M AZ q = SiDgEL
~ fli5 N3hNY17
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i.IIMQRE.
fiff 7 4 l5i' : Il IA
Soul 3 ghompsoht rs
iNPoAEEgs AND wHoLfssLe ns,,I
keAlis " las., Y. 9 GER, ~ ia "
!, .sss. oTi,rs ss sas. % OiHSssS,,'" '''
No IA, Nor. wa az ! VIZ y9,4 ll
lpas se l''ss9NTs 4'lsP dfaf'1s,i, paIiii1bptpY,
Established In lsss
B e.n 81 lgsslstg5r 49,
), ~ THOMPSON RBYNDLDs. t,,.,..,., !. 4.l
aouse respectfully Invites Western Ns, " Tie aba,
him nsaegl III ~ + ''e'elaMI 10 \ !,
s'V' "a ~ eS.sI5, y. .lAHgMLp = ,-- -IlsS-sem
SAii,9 y! BID BROTHER 4, i" y S;tttbliS
., . ~ bgilimorA StFsfi. CoInrr ofI,t
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MAMIE Stagrllt,
AND pEALERsilN PIHE lWAF6nRs, .RIc,' VRBRs
SILVER PLATED, AND AI.BSTA ~ 49,. "RELlt.
FANCY GOODSi
AVE- AVE 9pened their new store with M. ..
iiL1 H9!i GOLD AND SILVER. WATcnv,i
From the most celebrated makeTs 10 Ia's
ana SenaYa7-on extensive stock Ol,yi5s Ioa lUno
sIS.y Quo o. which ~ guaranteed q e.Is o. iii
SILVER WARE OF QUA nwN MAS.
Silver Tea and Cohes RSls, CfobleiS y .lcIUlll
Casl0fs, Welieinl Spoons, Forks PA . TtnA.
'S Gen, SnlysSI .S SSPH Sloss, Fh K
PLATRD wARE.
Coffee and Tes sets, UTns, lea Kti,,,,
NValteteO oval OblOlg aud TOnh ain NJ, All tts
ta'Asps hpe'sRefs, F'oweraiaI Fruit tli M til
800 sl ., DIAMOND woRKl zoe.
tlfhaehes Crosses, Pillgen RnHs 0i ";, ata Rin,,
suitable for " eLhing Gifts. -'''A'@ Of DatnIl,
ppis Rich JEwRLRYl 4..
| This hrageh otour business u MOI surp,,,.,
iAhli,nent In The country having wDTho-n an "a
der our own sulcrylSiOn constantly u1
e by every steamer we arc supplied Tov ~ q ya
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Paper Warehouse.

:
CY-RJ US w. FIELD q co.. .
COMAiss on iigRcnANTs. ~
No. II CHH Street,
ait NEW YORK. 4,
Are Sole Agents lu the United StntcS for
Muspptps sureriO Helcllng Powder. d
Victoria Mlllsc CELEBRATED Writing Pap.sa. Ell.
Hesson Supehot y 81
Rawlins & Sons English Tissue az" ~
First quality Ultramhrlne Blua ,.
They also Agent for the principal
Grain iris county aid Oilor of sale BY TIE most Ok
enslve aud aud desirable sleek OF sYsr and Paper Megn
aeinSIg Aqerais that can DO found IN 'mSorany olI
country ugN lqaiui aea'l tsg4ignst Nll8 II Nj
Their business IL strictly Wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold byihe case only. tlsfaL
Their extraordinary facilities enable then, 10 oier ~
Goods, both FOregnand Domcaej atthe lowest possible
pTlcca. "a
PAPER made ia OTdeT any size QT Weighti iPeTel al
Yaites made on e0ndsunenta OF PtIsr, Aakef8i
stock anh Other merchandise
Nara N'FNf' u2'1 fflt' 7 49, y n Ausi4iY
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SEs'srdor.. W. %OarsYdlri

'NssisPnorS wouINS dLiIEH, HIu
900 pr mbn'S Kip boots, ly, aAnIGI IT,
900 mems thick boots, 20OpTw0inem suivs.y
4 900 meli's cali boots, 400 do bag ElMslS
900 nlen's WaiermOof do 6QQ DO Wll. 5f s,I
nkNs lEoaiS5, 800 % rtii ss,s sIi4I n
600 meme calf bfOgaIis, 900 DO ~ VU'NH' -
200 prime Kip y do sna -t FI+,r,
,60O do thick 10 MISsp 1ooIt"I
q 900 lowRTleedl do II 5ri ESr h.,,,,
noyS' uooIRs. 800 misses uJol0toh"'
l610palr b6yS thick bodies, 900 do "a,
SN csff IN 10 NdAln6
Vi HOpTn' noOfs. GlsH rocco bSNA,
800 nr youths eaitbOOis, 100 do bAsk, !pIa,e'T
800 do Kip ID hI0nted gaut'h,
1900 az thick in. l..s u oiILpERss booTEt"
RUYs AM y6pTnsRRnoAN, 1900 pr hney bo0.se,'
t,0OOnr bovS hin brovans. o'O0O kid & morocco
1900 do tiiek 10 $40 chillren'S Teg'd,
I0OO youtb0 M al iOOOehildtnO goat
6O0} do Kin IA 100 do eO!ond r
IN bnvS mi vbD,bs coIClo : II : garA sHoEt.
wn,;rS," ,,,r roSf, 4eOnraIra meas, lldita'D
sOO n,o,oeco isre bon,s ehidlen's GunlShcts
INN esIr 10 HAEsANprf.
S 39oo III L % 5SS dos Ht'' SGS SoHS lS
fn4ff ,silW 1bi fBiHpn HoXEh.
800 wood band boxes. 1871
TlaIlIlul for the liberRl Pan onise
US, we sciicit coniinuahee OF the SANG ~ q KNOX
Sep3 y latN BOO tl4t. MtCLA LLNl'C - y -
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j NoTICg- EXTRA.

LhaVe Sraal Atork OF common elo,lhg win dlh
pose Of cost, sveniess 10 make roOn TOT my SpTnI
M Srai Z !, ~ ! Il tYOl RlnR
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aHl Ok TO your Coughs
RIO d lauep lhboTng under Coughs Coldt Hoarse
IL less, Pans III the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c, we
would honestly the use Of BrentlhgsHs COn
pound syrup OF Hoheset pleasant, safe 0Iid speady
Sure, 1tcAn be had Al MeSsTs. PA6ToN & LAKRs end Of
he SuspentiUn Hiidee, and at
BRRNTLINGBR& ARMSTRONG'S,
uuE9l- yTid Monroe btIeeti Wheeling
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n DRUpTIVD DISDASIB.

.5if la .IRUPTIVD DISEASES.
TT has now become settled fact acknowledge by the
beat Physicians o1ou city that IN the oua Of BeI olu,
rtttJf and many other diseases, BRENrsNgER,a kLgib
BXTRAcT o. SARBAPARIlLA AND DANDELiON, 10 decidedly
shove III other preparations 1tapeakS
and although we have taken the Faps q htv'
tngituubthod through the pepers,or appointing eSeio
forths sale Of IT, YET almost weakly receiving or
sers nom Vermont New York Ohio, Kentucky and other
Sthteo by peFs0ns who by chance ueans have heard
iils wondered eiratte powers The following from
Gentleman Of Vermont lew days since, who used u UT
very serious diseased ~ nitt hfa4r AIh
DHAR DOvTORl
= Il ~ n The two bottles ofmedlslpo GOT from you
,Eonn Wheeling have nearly cured mel peaAe send me
dome more BIZ Express. II llI.a IIDUfi.s. al-t4i
riIr "a YQurn Respeetfully.ll 3 JlfItfi .lli
now prescribed By marty all the Physeian9 OF oT
city, rot GS qVaek medicine, l0rwo have made them ae
the cpnnopant partsi and we now say to all
SHeh an we have moi the opportunity OF making u known
To- that entirely eo llomall minerals and 70 not W
fe least Incompatible WITH tDyOi tic Preparations OLD
SipSS Fowlers solution, or other nIo9oriieo, ~
n TCbe he'd ~ Paxton & Lakes and Il. HahTng andsold
BRBNTJlRGBR < ARMSTRONG. y
Monroe street. opposite Warrington Hall WheelngVa
July 81, '62.
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Wheeiing Window CLASS

4gs MARU IA Glory.
tn partnership heretofore existing between Stockioall
Bluket & Co, has been dissolved BY The purchase oI
MI BankeTda right, lite, and interest, by Stockton q
Russell
TIE business viii DO carried under the name OF
Oct8 STOCKTON, RUSSELL q 20
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J. 4gTERN lDVER4IS ElfEVTg.

-.
" y Hobkinb, Heiske1l y Co.
irFoRTeRs AND sggqERae or
STAPLE md FANCY DRY GOODS,
sA TssS Sgn e .p is
~ A6sba Oh, Br6thBr 81 90,
WHOLRsALE DRY GOODS STORE,
"a Nora lhiIt 81, eeINsr n getIl "a 4, u
John Atarugh JT6 John ~ 'yane7 aittae9i
William AntFiehl. Henry y EelrnSn seel.lasn s
VOTES, ballard y Co.
irPouTRHs Al y JOlttgatN ~
FOREIGN AND Do NEST @ DRY GOODS,
IN Aatkft sirs,i, 70 ne "a ~ y. j,
(CqE 2. T. kEGCT, iotiherly OF Wheel'hs ~ sns1gsd
Odd BoIToWS, BI aSOnH, nci uOn, IONS u
'reulpefqutt f.ll 1852
And other Society Regatta,
Banners, Seals and Js5elS, iaanaJaeisrtd uni s0ld
BY Clibbs & Smith, No. % igiiilnSfe sirffi,
Baliimoff, nd
THR asorlment ulWally on heri eohslstaol
.UkUGIiE5 REGAl,lAiE tlIila
Oid Foioc,'7-GIand and Subordinate Lodge aud 3 >
~ Y PAST Grand ana other oniesrs, plain ana
tsi,od, 81, IthSnd OH DogTcs PauasRs
E. & Pls6Iy embroidered Rneamrmentp spd
MasoSie- n,,bts Tsnpisr, Royal A. II, ana Master
ftsrt 3. Jewels, Robes, Hammers, SN'Ord9' go.
Sons Of 7SnIpsraller Nitlona Grand and subord'na q
IA Ss-sas lem. Past oGieora and richly smbrolde,
ID Degree woTilln5aud Parade DE- R q
OF the yatOus ORDERS Of Silver Gll1 Or Me'aS'
ncluding lfnighta Templar lWith ullksO
~ 7s il BANNERS.
tous rjeFs ana sooleies' orders and De
flgns for Banners when reqped, urnlsne9 Iee OF e.
pe9Ss sowgg sye Of AN, Wien hRi5eq H'S
Compelling tho largest assortment 10 b lan tle " *
LODGES, CAhiPMENpS, DIVISIONS AND
-, a. - 40 Ih
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Z .ir4.t4ilai tii! AND CnAcH ThlNMING! 5a.i g.fof
lust orsned, large assortment oiSaddeI's Hardware
hrd Coach thinning, COaeh d i To- tier YaInsh,
Bury howe, Hdbbo SPokss, Fellows Carriage and Tire
HolS, Malleable Irons, Patent and Hnaneled Lc1ar,
nA used by Che trade 10 which h site tue At
q JSRtlOn Of ne public ff JOHN, 2NOTR,
mai3 1880 Old stand, 1853 Main u.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Sixth Judicial Dist. COurt-Pav

C1AIE Of LOU1SlANA,
Sixth Judicial Dist. Court-Pay-
ISL Of East Baton Rouge.
Succession Of Rebecca Brashears, decd wife
Of Jacob Zug.-No. 1853 "Probate.''
RY VIRTUE Of commission issued in
- the above succession, and to me dir.
ected from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, State Aforesaid.
l will expose at Public Sale, at the Court
House door Of said Parish in the city Of
Baton Rouge, on Saturday, the 9th day of
May nerf, A. D. 1854, at II o'clock, NJ, the
property hereinafter setforth and described,
belonging to the succession of Rebecca
Brashears, late Of said Parish deceased-to
wit: A certain tract Of Land or Planta-
ton situated in said Parish, at about four
miles from the city Of Baton Rouge, con-
tanning two hundred arpents more or less,
bounded on the North, East and South by
the Naming tract, and on the West by lands
of Charles Pipes, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon; on
the following terms and conditions to wit:
One half CASH and the other half on credit
of twelve months from the day OF sale-the
purchaser to give his note secured by NOR
tage, reserved on the property sold and said
note to bear eight per cent interest from
and after maturity until paid.
apr. 22td. H. V. BABIN, Sheriff.
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l.)ie0.

On board the steamer Bella Donna, near Port
Hudson, on Sunday evening the 23d inst, J. A.
RANALDSON.
Since the adjournment Of the Legislature, Of
which Mr.. RASALDsoN was . member, he had
been coufned to his bed here, with that lingering
disease the Consumpt ion. On Sunday last he
thought himself strong enough to venture home,
and within sight ofit-died. At 10 o'clock to-day,
his remains will be consigned to the dust, by his
Masonic brethered Of Port Hudson, assisted by as
many Of the bretheren from Jackson and Clinton,
as can be present. The members Of St. James
Lodge are invited to be present. and assist in the
last Offices to their departed brother.
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A LOVE STORY.

He struggled to kiss her. She struggled the same
To prevent him, SO bold and undaunted;
But as smitten by lightning, he heard her excain,
''Avaunt sir !" and OF he avaunted.
But when he returned, with the fendishest laugh,
Showing clearly that he was affronted.
And threatened by main force to carry her off,
She cried "Don't," and the poor fellow donted.
When he meekly approached, and sot down at her
feet,
Praying loud, as before he had ranted.
That she wonld forgive him, and try to be sweet,
And said, "Can't you ?"-the dear girl re-canted.
Then softly he whspered-"How could you do so !!
l certainly thought was Tilted:
But come thou with me, to the parson we'll 20,
Say, wilt thou my dear!" and she wted
Then gaily he took her to see her new home
shanty BY no means enchanted
"See here We can live with no longing to roam,"
He said. 'Shant We, my dear" So they shantied!
Esprit Of the Times.
Goldmaun's fresh arrivals will
appear in our next issue.
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fov1IciAL.
PROC EEDINGS
or THE
esPEcIAL xErrING

z
BATON RouaR, April ma, 1854.
| At special meeting Of the Board Of Sc
lectmen of the town Of Baton Rouge, helt
this day. Present.
JOHN R. sDurHoce, Mayor.
Edward Willis, H. 7. Ttmlinson,
Edward Hiriart, Chr. Guedry,
Fri Brooks.
Mr.. Willis, Of the street Committee, pre.
sented the following report OF the experts
appointed to assess the damages incurred
by Mr.. Lobell in consequences Of opening
North Street: 4-.,@s,
3ATox RoucE, ApI. 18th. "a.
We. the undersigned, having been selec-
ted by the Street Committee and Mr.. Lo-
bell, to assess the damage on the opening Of
North Street, in front Of the property Of
said Lobell, do hereby report the same to
be worth as follows:
For that portion Of the ground to be taken
for the Street, we estimate at two hundred
and fifty dollars, $3.50 90
For the removal of the two build
ings, three hundred dollars. 800 90
Expenses Of removing the family
and months rent estimated
at fifty dollars, so 90
Total amount Of damages Six Hum
bred Dollars, 5000 90
Given under our hands at the Town
of Baton Rouge, this 18th day Of
April, 1854.
(Signed) A. DUPLANTIER,
S. NJ. HART,
R. II. BURK,
On motion Of MIR. Tomlinson, the action
of the Committee, in the foregoing premi-
ses, was unanimously approved, the award
Of the experts concurled in, and the Mayor
ordered to issue warrant for SAID amount.
On motion OF the same member, it was
unanimously,
Resolved, That the Street Committee be-
and they are hereby invested with full au-
thority to select an appraiser whose duty
ty it shall be to represent the Cooperation
in assessing such damages as may be suffer-
ed by individuals owning property on said
North Street.
Mr.. Willis presented the following claim,
which was allowed and ordered to BE- paid.
A. R. Fridge, for removing fences on
North Street, S25 90.
The Mayor appointed the following conf
Cemetery, viz: Mess,s. Tomlin-
son, Hiriart and Brooks.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
JOHN r. DUFROCQ, Mayor.
J. c. GAYLE, Clerk.
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Notice,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Sinth Judicial District Court
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
WHEREAS Amos ADAMS and CLARA
w L. ADAMS, his wife, of said Parish
have applied to said Court to be appointed
Administrators of the estate. Of Mary M.
May, late of said Parish deceased. instead
of James Bailey, deceased, former Ad-
ministrator of said succession.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in.
terested to show cause within ten days from
the first publication Of this notice, why
the said application should not he granted.
April 10 lS5Hd. N. MORENO, Clerk
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TSAKEN up on the Doth inst, by Mr..
II Sylvester Davis living On Monticello
bayou about7 miles from this city, sorrel
pony about twelve years old. Said pony
is marked with both saddle and gear, and
bears . Spanish brand.
aprl-2l-1s54. M. G. BRYAN,
Ranger.
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ORDINANCE STORES

AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, on
w the 9Th day Of May proxo., at the
U. s. Ordinance Department, the following
lot of Ordinance stores.
6 Sabers; SO Cartridge boxes; 1T
Bayonet Scabbards 526 Belts; 1853 Plates;
% Gunsling Russits; IS Cap Pouches
Terms-cash. L. E. POWERS & Co.
april 22-td. Auctioneers.
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WsU the People seucr PROFIT I
E1perience.-It seems strange, tn
where we have 80 many illustr
Gus examples Of the ingratitude
foreign 'lions,' that still there is
disposition on the part Of our marve
lowing yankee bretheren. to run q
: ter every foreign upstart, to have hir
toasted and Toasted, and compliment
ted into that position here, SO easil,
arrived at-a notoriety that could b
obtained in no other government o.
the globe.
II seems strange, we say; tina
such things will take place one afte1
another with SO much rapidity, wher
we have only to look about US, and sec
the ingratitude at once manifested tt
US, on the return Of those foreign spec.
ulators to their own country. There
they assume to be sensors on our DO
litical and social institutions, and would
even 60 80 far as to endeavour to stir
up envious distinctions. the most pref
judicial to the peace and. good order
Of society. There is nothing however
to fear. from these notoriety seeking
mountebanks. They may have a days
influence on the ignorant rabble, but
all educated good citizens of whate YER
cline or nation, will unite to combat
their influence, which is only nantes
ted through demagogues--unprinci-
palled jugglers. who would sink the ship
Of State to rise on the waves of prosper
ity, and obtain for themselves an Office
Of profit and spells.
Our fearless contemporary the True
Delta-the onlyexponent Of true de-
mocracy in New Orleans-one that
dares under any, and every phrase of
society, uphold the same fundamental
principles-has an article under date
If the Goth inst, wherein, a society
recently organized in LOUISVILLE called
The "Union Of the Free Germans" is
lealt with in language, every syllable
If which we endorse.
This society-originating in Louis
lille. among a handful of obscure
'dventurers, puts forth circular I'D.
lress, conceived in treason, and based
n the baseness Of the basest disorgan-
zing red republican principles..;; in
which we find the following conde-
cending. and conciliatory clause;
by organizing for such purposes
mong themselves they do by no
neans intend to seperate themselves
rom the Anglo-Americaus, it being on
he contrary, their gerry purpose to
an Efficient alliance auith
u the True americans, :. e. all
rue Republicans !. but their prelim-
'ary separated organization is only
practical necessity, imposed upon
lem by the difference in language,
nd has an object to lead at once many s
the elder German emigrants to a
'ore honorable position, who hitherto {
nder false names and pretexts were ,
,eelved and used as tools by con- I
ienseless party demagogues. t
If we thought it necessary to notice
mean a conspiracy farther, we
'ould do SO. We feel satisfied that !;
|ch society can only exist for day, $
ID never have any countenance from
If intelligent and orderly adopted r
tizens, and never meet with support !!
om the Germans, who proverbially = =
and aloof, from all revolutionary /
Ovements g
MORE BURGLARlEs.-On Saturday o
yht several new attempts were made Il
forceably enter houses about town. u
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Tlhe Railroad to new Orleans

AWG 10tSkA1O49W 10 Now WITCH III
\ Never, was there more propitiou
hour than this, for our Citizens to b
up and acting in unison on the subjec
Of a Railroad to intersect the Grea
Northern road.
When the Great Northern road wa.
FIRST spoken of-and it was generally
understood that it was to follow up the
coast to this place. large body Of oul
most influential citizens, came at once
together and guaranteed to the Com.
pany, subscriptions to the stock for at
least 100000, an now that PROPOSE
ton comes to us in 'tangeable FORM
to accomplish the same desired object,
every citizen Of this and the adjoining
parishes, should come up with all their
material add and counsel. five are
correctly Informed; when the matter
was spoken Of before, q subscription
list was passed about town, and nearly
the 100000 now asked for subscri-
bed.
Let the meeting called for Thurs
day. be we'll attended, that . full ex.
preston Of the public sense may be
had, and that We may say to New
Orleans ''here we are; will you meet
us half way, and shake hands in per-
feet amity and friendship forever"
The Capitol is your Capitol, as well as
our Capitol.-Your interest is our in
tcrest, and in the common interest of
the whole State, the interest of one is
interest Of every one. If you will
join us with that great artery of life
the railway-if you will only direct
our energies with your energies in a
common channel; we will give you
a short strip Of Gods Domain, up to
which you can run in dog days, and
enjoy the pure bracing air Of the coun-
try: More than this, we will promise
to furnish you with as good fresh but
ter and eggs, as ever come from the
West, where there is no
sympathy with you, pecuniarially or
otherwise--where they would if they
could, take off the duty Of your and
'ur sugar, and put their own prices on
heir own vegetables; and then bid
IS de6antly ''buy them, or starve."
10 every one to the railroad meeting, .
md let our bretheren of New Orleans ,
zee and know, what we can do in the !
vay Of material aid, when our heads
re united. L
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF
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TAKEN up by Mr.. G.. NJ. Pierce -
1 near the corporation Of Baton
Rouge on the 10th instr a dark
brown mage mule, medium size, supposed
to be thirteen o. fourteen years old, with
out any brand, has nick in the right ear,
and bears mark Of the gear.
NJ. G. BRYAN,
april l4.l654. Ranger.
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HAY!- 200 bales prime Timothy Hay,
IL at the fiat boat landing and for sale by
aprll-lS. JOSHUA BEAL.
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MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF
ARRASaEMENTs.-A meeting Of the
Committee Of arrangements for the
Railroad meeting to be held in this
city on Thursday the eth inst, will
take place at the Mayors Office on
Lafayette street, at 4 o'clock this
evening.
~Very extensive arrangements
have been made by the "Odd Eel
lows Of this city, to celebrate their
anniversary on to morrow. A fine
band of music will be up from New
Orleans, early tomorrow morning,
and many ofthe bretheren from ada
cent lodges are expected to be pres
ent
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90 It affords us much pleasure to
see that the new Catholic Cathedral
on Church street, has taken another
start in its growth to that beauty and
order, designed by the architect. The
building when completed will be the
largest and most super b"housc of wor-
ship in the State (outside of New
Orlcans) when completed-success at.
tend them.
HOur friend A. WILSON, is just
up from New Orleans with a fresh
stock Of Groceries and Provisions, near
she market.