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, 1855-09-07

Dar A stock company has been formed,
with capital $1,000, ,O00--of which p. II.
Barnum holds third, or less, for the puF-
pose Of procuring and exhibiting in New
York, specimens, male and female, of all
the races, tongues, tribes, kindreds and peo-
pie on this globe, from model Caucasion
to propnlgent-rumped. Bush-man. This
has been project with Mr.. Barnum for
several years, and thoroughly carried out,
cannot fail to make great and profitable
show. N ''',' atF
, 1855-09-07

BARNuM FoREvER-ArTENTIoN, LADIES.
Tho lord of Iranistan is about to make
another dash for the quarters of the people
we don't doubt he will take them. The
project is this: fi'''''' ''''
He invites all TO lend him the daguerro-
types Of their lady friends These will be
numbered and hung in his Museum. On
the 18th of October they will be open for
exhibition. The good-natured public viii
flock TO see the portraits, and each visitor
may write down the hundred oftthem that
nearest suit his EOtions of beauty! These
votes are deposited in q box In three
months oil are to be counted, and the hun
dred that have the most votes will each re-
ceive q premium Of $40 to start with
These hundred handsome ladies will then
be painted on canvass, life size-from life
where it is practicable-from the dagurreo
type whrrv il 10 not at the Shovman,s Ox-
pensc. The hundred portraits VIII be hung
in the Museum-25 cents admission, and
the curiosties included. i u i3g'mha bn
Each visitor will, II so disposed, write
down the twenty that he deems the hand
soonest Of these, and deposit his vote in a
box. After three months Of admiring and
voting upon these, the box Of votes WILLIS
opened and the premiums awarded; $1,000
to the original Of the portrait that has the
highest votes $500 to the second $500
to the third, etc, until 'the $4,000 have
been awarded TO the hundred. 20 The porl
traits receiving the highest premiums will
be engraved and sent to bepublshed in Tho
French Worlds Book of Beauty, Of which,
we believe, Mr.. B. is the American pro-
WIDER, Does any body doubt that the great
auto biographer will make mint Of money
out of this new project I'm. Y Times
, 1855-09-07

PURCHASE OF CUBA-The Washington
Union denies that Mr. Soule was author
lied to make an offer for the purchase o.
Cuba, but a0irms that he was empowered
to recommend to the Spanish government
to acknowledge the independence of Cuba,
on the property holders of the island pay
ing into the treasury of Spain fair equiva
lent for the pccuniOry sacrifice the mother
country would make.
, 1855-09-07

ANOTHER SHow-Out-Barnuning Bar
NUN. The New York Tribune says that O
scheme is maturing in that city to bring to
gether in one exhibition a male ami female
Of each Of the various human tribes and ma
tons on the face Of the globe, to be exhib.
tied IN their native costumes; and thus to
satisfy spectators that "thc proper study oI
mankind is man, ,"--and woman We suppose
might be added. The Tribune adds that
a large fund for this purpose has actually
been subscribed, and measures will soon be
taken to carry the plan into effect.
Doubtless the show would be an interest.
ing one but the matter Of NATIVE costume
would, we imagine, be one of much concern
to the exhibitors; inasmuch as the native
costume" of some specimens is said to be
even more limited it extent and primitive
in character than that of the famous Geor
gia Major, who was compelled to do oil his
courting in mosquito time, with no other
protection than that afforded by dickey and
a pair of spurs. We fancy the committee
will give up this portion OF thcr plan.
, 1855-09-07

D9- The Albany Knickerbocker says
there is man in Greenbush who believes
in rotation Of crops. Ono year he raises
nothing, the next weeds.
, 1855-09-07

Miss -z&sgs she would like very muc h
to do soh1etA $50 as to have her "name in
the paper" W. have advised her to get
some one to have his name in with hers.
, 1855-09-07
nsy- RochesteraNew York, is now know

n6r RochesterANew York, is now known
as the "City Of Mysteries" 1t was there
that many years ago the plans were matur-
cd for the mysterious disappearance Of Will
liam Morgan, whose fate to this day has ne
yer been satisfactorily nscertained Out of
this Morgan affair, political excitement
was evolved that swept like q hurricane all
western New York, aud Frustrated the
democratic party Of the state. Here was
printed the Book Of Mormon, by the proph-
ct Joe Smith, who pretended to have ding
the golden plates from sand hill near Pal
myra. The result of this wonderful impos-
ture is now seen in the strange developments
in Utah. 1t was in Rochester that the Fox
G rS brought out the mysterious sounds
known as the Rochester Kuockings."-
From this sprung the modern spiritual sys-
ten, numbering Judge Edmonds, Senator
Talmadgc, and other eminent men among
its votaries. The most recent Rochester
mystery was the strange disappearance Of
Miss Emma Moore in November last, and
whose body was found in mill race under
circumstances which deepen the mystery.
, 1855-09-07

nU~ The Young Lady who Jumped at
an offer" dslocated her ankle and threw
her heart out Of place At last accounts,
she was recovering.
, 1855-09-07

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August l7th ls55-ni9ly.
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DEALER IN
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At Dcshutes, W. II.
A good assortment Of the above
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Owe trust that our Rayoa Goula eossss.
pondsst. (whass Isasss Respecting The a6rs va.
received aAes our paper had bsss isssed) will
ezsaas % Tor not soeeding TO The rsqusst b.
makes, Or rather 10 declining HE Offer. lts 4
2 principle W have hsrstofots adopted, not 10
insert sach s~rticlss except % advertisements
and 10 would rather not insert them even 10
that form. @e3 p
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Res.rmers s.-Americansl

We met the enemy IN Monday last, and
4they were ours"-for, seAers the pos0er Is,
there i 5 the victorx They elected their May
or by two or three majority, who, BY the bye
we learn, will not serve. and said 90 very deci'
dedly previous to the election, but We frost he
will reconsider the matte. = he isa just and
most estimable gentleman. and Will do bis duty
faithfully. We, however. have the majority ia
the Council. The power is with rs, a. also
the responsibility glorious responsibility
however. when . majority are determined to
elect proper and competent officers, to levy q
just and economical tax, to make good and
equitable laws, and to guard with untiring VIE
GLANCE the money.ches of the people!
Another election takes place Of Monday
next, for members of the Police Jury. We
trust that on this occasion every Reformer and
every friend of the Reformer-every alien who
can distinguish his true friends from political
d~emagogues and knaves-every American cit
izen whose heart bounds at the mention OF
that glorious synonym. sour Country"-all,
Of whatever trade or profession, will attend the
polls, and give SAM "an0ther lick ahead" A
change in the administration of our parochial
affairs is obvious 10 every right thinking citi-
zen. The people are not blind in sense nor
vision. and they will protest Against any more
throwing away Of money by hundreds and
thousands on matters Of questionable utility
or necessity. They want no more false cries Of
economy and low tares, unless these public vir-
,ues are carried out; and above and beyond
all, we are convinced that the people want no
more zone horse" Police Juries! And vet, their
wishes will be defeated by the arts Of chica-
merry unless they are, on Monday, particularly
active and wide awake"
Remember. friends, the banner Of victoFyiis
in our hands, il we bat choose to hold on to
tit 10 the banner Of American hearts and
aympathies--the banner which procIaims Re.
formation and Relief--never let Us surrender
it without a struggle such as become men who
are conscious that they are struggling for rHE
RIGHT! To the polls, then, citizens. Listen
not to the syren voice Of the enemy, gilded BY
polished inventions, which charm but TO de-
spoil. But to the polls, and with your votes
bring public character and public acts back to
their original purity, and to the practice of that
economy which seems to have been oblitsra.ed
from the vocabulary of Locofoco theories.
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Those 10 srsssrs, en- respectfully informed that
being em1Iy ii poekA and provision dsslsrs' &C.
counts coming ia upon us, causes ~ to Be consid'
erably sdown in the mouth" and entirely out Of
spirits; consequently, We have started out . Col
Iec,or-sn. il our very kind and good friends will
be 70 obliging on this important occasion, Is to
let ~ sse the blessed light of those few dollars
which each ID indebted, the aggrsgste will enable
i, US to square of with The world, and b once more
light of hesgt, and with renewed vigor to im-
prove our eoIsmns. Come, friends, stretch . point
spd disansumber your Editor from the troubles
which embarrass him. r q. sq-. l
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pIt will 10 Ssea that SEBASTIAN HAAss 10
~announeed ~ IN Independent Candidate for
+ Assessog, grssa 81 4ss 33e -

URabid politicians, whoas tongues become
pasched with The falsshoods they invent--snd
al otbes men, women and children, who q.
pest 10 hsvs warn throsts the present summer
and requiring the dslsetabls antidotss Of lee
and Soda. viIl plesss take . glance st the ID
,ysrtisemene ~ Xs. CAasoa. i44
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- tarving oat.n

L - LI
We hear it going the rounds that . distin
gnished Locofoco Of this parish. formerly a re
sident of SaA-Grand River W. mean--in
consequence Of q worthy mechanic, . foreign.
er, having voted on Monday last a. his con
science dictated to him to vote. made the re.
mark that he awould starve him out" or some.
thing TO that amount. All! indeed !--sstarv,
ing out p that's the policy, Ell We think
the gentleman will find that this il u game
which two can play at." Treasure this remark
adopted citizens--you will find out ere long
that broken down political hacks, who preach
to you Of those political faIlaciss Of which you
are being robbed, instead Of being your TREND,
are in reality your bittsrest enemies.
But . 10 the starving out" a. threatened
by the gentleman alluded to, we unders.and
that the mechanic whom hs thus wished Ia
drive ont Of town because he didn't vote ia
favor Of this demagogus's interests, asserts
that the aforesaid -siarver OUT has sloays been
s~tsrvisgg him oat, ~ he never patronized him u
the amount Of vsecen,s, in his lifsi
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D. g. Diaria e eu,t-At 3llDsM
terday, says the Bee e. Wasre -
United Ssatss ATTORNEY. Anne
Official ~connection with this tiibd
be had rendered his rssignatiss y
dent. The Court ssid that i \
any eircumstancss hsd oessfrsdls
dacsd him to sssign. and thstk -
that gentleman 10 cay thst 10
his duty to The Goyernmsnt viii -
and ability. 4
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The Latest frem Europe.
Since our last there has been an arrival from
Europe, bringing some rather Interesting news
Al Sebastopol the firing Of the Allies, with
their full fosce Of 600 guns, had recomnenced
10 earnest, and with great effect. On the nigh,
Of the 18th March : terrible conflict took
place. The Russians made q sotie upon ths
Fsneh. and the battle i reported TO have been
but little inferior to that Of lnkermann.
II is said that Napoleon ii on tn, eve Of Co
ing to the Crimea. He and his Queen had bsen
y England On q visit 10 Albert and Victoria.-
Great siosi6sation took placs. ofeoursa They
had returned TO Paris. 1t is asserted that the
English Government had aassntsd 70 Napoleon
taking command Of The Allied army.
The policy Of the nsw Eupsrss Of Russia
10 said 10 b moro warliks than that Of bis d.
ther. ~
The Baltic ports Of Ra,sis had again ben
Olockaoeds A faa 4d5
1hsss ssen TO Be- no prospects Tor peace.
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The Case Of Mr.. Kendall.
This care, having created SO great an inter.
est 10 the public mind-and a. a matter of JUS
lice to the accused IS well as gratifying the in
terest excited-ws to-day publish the two first
days proceedings Of the preliminary trial. 1t
seems, altogether, a very mysterious affair.
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i've letters. They thought these letters resem
bIed the handwriting Of Mr. Kendall. Nj. For
tier thought the letter numbered four was 10
different handwriting from the Others. Mr.
Forlier was also examined as TO the genuine
ness Of certain paid checks which purporied ia
be signed by w. G. Kendall. He though,
he should not hesitate to pay checks over these
signatures. NJ. Cammack thought the letter
numbered three bore the strongest resemblance
to Nj. KendaIrs handwriting, though they
were all sim lar. Doubted If these letters were
as like Mr.. Kendalrs hand writing ~. ihst sien-
ed by Hanson. There was an unnatural stiff.
ness about the former. Witness would hest.
tate 10 pay one Of the checks shown him-the
same checks as were examined by NJ. Fostier.
The further examination Of The case was post
poned to s O'Clock this evening.
From the Picayune Of Wednesday,
Tuesday Euening.
DEFENCE.
Mr.. Ayers was recalled and examined BY the
defence. The date Of the letter sent by wit
ness to Marshall Hanson, inclosing the draft
for $40 on Wright. Davenport & Co.. Of New
Orleans, was the 9Th Of March. Witness had
been requested by Mcdowell, Mills e. Co, Of
New Orleans, to remit the draft instead of sen.
ding the money, and hs accordingly advised
Mcdowell, Mills & Co, Of the sending Of the
draft. The remittance was made in the form,
If a draft through concert Of action between
Mcdowell, Mills T. Co. and the President of
the Southern Bank Of Mississippi. and the Oh.
ject was to detect the post office robberies
which had taken place in New Orleans.
10 answer to = question Of the Attorney Gen.
eral witness stated that he received . telegraph.
ic despatch signed James, directed 10 the Mr.
Lusk Of Memphis, and which witness under-
stood 10 have beeo sent BY James Lusk Of
New Orleans, to his brother at Memphis. This
despatch requested the brother at Memphis to
telegraph witness mot TO come TO New Orleans
for the present. Witness brother. in inclosing
this dispatch dissc.ed 10 NJ. LUX Of Memphis,
stated that probably he (wit6ess) would know
what il meant, but Il was q mystery TO him
(witness' s;brother.)
DR.. R0s6zyn sporn for de dgence-Wit.
ness was Mr.. KendalT's deputy from the latter's
appointment till witnesses resignation lass fall.
Witness had charge Of the vaiuahle letter de-
partnent. Explained the internal management
and arrangement Of the post Office, the man.
ner of opening and Distributing the mail. &c,
The post bills show all letters that Ought 10 be
IN the mail and ,hoss that are registered ~
valuable When the mail is opened it 10 at
oace discovered it any letter called for By the
post bills is missing, and it il the duty Of the
clerk opening the mail in such cases TO give
immediate notice Of the missing letter, oiher~
wise he wonid b. conridered a. responsible
for the missing letter. Witness never saw Mr.
Kendall. handling letters or packages received
by maj! at the opening OF distribution Of the
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'ssaa The Elecso4n - Uonaay Next.
sa4s Another election h 10 coms OF on Monday
next, for four members Of shs Police Jury
a the Court House ip Plsqusmins, Tor The I'd
ward. 10 plaes Of il B. Rila, whose term has
ssxRissd3 10 ,hs shisa Psliss Jay ward. q The
ussess ~ nssssA Bisssll 4 6chhsss, Indian
sviuags cad = P.si Dupsy's residence, IN the
splseA sfE. D. Woods. whess term has expired
taths ssurh Police yssy ward, 1t the store Of
F. Gomez, In plaes Of A. Gsass, resigned : and
IN che sisth POiics Jary ward. Il william. 4
Cos Saw Min on Grand River, ia place Of
HtD4nieIs, whose term has expired.
* We simply bot sincsrsiy' tru.s that good.
scssrstsdt and sslisbvs citizens will b chosen
for the abote tfpsts, and 10 accomplish this,
wehope that every voter Who has tho intsrssss
81 Che parish y heast viii % 10 The polls.
For ths bsns6s Of IT, eonujssioesrs. That Il.
legal veiss may - Pssvssssd. md Coz The ben.
eds Of al thoss inissssssd. 10 extract from tie
PpIes Jasy ss1iaasss q ass7, H. sestecee
sa'aAiss to H. saisa sss1s ~ there sssns, hith-
erto, to have bssn IONS mistake aboatk Il, Tho
seAasase Tins ssads. issl ;ssg sA
s-1ya Ut thstsAsSissts u lover Bsyou P,,.
AnsS'ee.eeasesesing st fbsy aspsats from ne
iEivefa Hiseiasipp& shalisbs esnpdasd Is ID,
p'.!Flct soovp H. BAyoa Pisqmnins.,s "a
nj ~ gsfysaspsntA wiil ssaeh sensrAers IN
shs s~elghoesheeaaef MIN. Rorass pisp, on
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uA nsv fort y r. = sossaa
diately By Tho usitsd States
Pfoetosis Landing, . IAts
State.
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sam yIcronIoUs IN PLAQUEMINE!
Where the Roscer Is. there Is the YictorY!

Where tie Poacer Is, tkeTe Is the Victory!
1t 10 with pleasure that We inform our friends
that SAN had ! glorious triumph here on Moo-
day last (taking every thing into consideration)
in our Municipal election. The ticket elected
stands thus /: +
ALFRED GREAUD, Mayor.
sELECTMEN.
WILLIAM HART,
IF. N. BlSSELL,
-. E. DEGELOS,
CHS. .HAASE,
ACHlLLE 81. DIZlER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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very SUPERIOR sheepskn skver.
Morocco Marble Sprnked Papers, Blue Pante making
ang Ink Bndsr Boards Plough Knives. French Berries Bral
Woed, stc.,ets.
Joeoh Rodgsand Jonathan Crooks Pocket Cutlery very
assortment.
PIout'asalsbrassd Printing Inks, all cOIors.
DIARIES FOR 1856.
Felts Diaries for 1875, all sizes and Etvles.
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
ing Cards. Printers ank Cards. ssiEes; Visiting
INKE.
MAYNARD Noyes, David Felt Stetson's Engh
Carmine.
Stands great Sealing
Fancy Coored Glazed Papers, Pen
Holders Motto Seals Letter Stamps Pearl Ivory Tablets
lain States Letter .s Yesng Invoice Flea Ause Paper
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0Mcexa OF Subordinate Eacasnpments for the Teri
ending June 90, 1856.
WfLnEg No. L, meets On the first and third Sat


OMcexs or subordinate Eacampments for the Terrn
~. ending June 10, 1856. 80
MfLnEy No. i, meets on the first and THIRD Sat
nreays Of every month, at the Encampment room Odd
keiows' Hail. corner III Camp and Lafayette streets.
ohiears for the present terni--I 7 Allyn, O P; JH
uennson, r; Geo Dirmeyer, & W. l. Homes, Scribe
neAax Assistant Scribe.
aoBAH no, 2, meets on the second and fourth
saturdays IN each mouth In Encamplnent room Odd
FeitbMs Hall, eernef Gain eud Al rseta
Onicsrs Tor tile present term 4, x Iiediu q .
ohariesisosstars Z Chas w Could S W A IsthroD
scribe Y koontz, " " Andrew Hero Treasnrarf
AAsALLE No. b, meets on the first and third Mar
days in each month"; in the Encainpmentr room saa T
lows Hal, CORNER Of Camp and Lafayette strests =
Ottcsrs for the present tern,A DeSola CP; v, II Sd.
r. Bysrys w Thomas keeiie Scribe. DassS
Moore,J w JAS Wilson, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. o. meets every second and
lourth monday III each month, at Washington Hsl
Msrgny buildings, Third District. !. Ofacers for tis
present tertne-H Gelaman, G p; w Rurbrineer Ill "a
Netting, . w Fiemann, Scribe; II Miiispaugh
Treasurer. - !
LARAxErrE No. 2, meets ON the first and third
Mondays Ii each month, Ia Jefferson Hall Fourth
District Officers for the present term--0has Ray
nondi z W " Wilson, Il p; w Wink, s w; J s.
Burke, ScsfDei ~ W. Yau.sbts Treasurer.
i si.icA NO. y, meets on the first and third Sat-
days Ia s1th lleNtfi IS Pcisr Star Hall, ST. Louis
staesl. pliiras ssF Egsa Nstshnt tarmS Magnsr,
Z e. s. Qas9ssEas II 3 &. tsssiies Wi o nsuyAft
hess1si s,spissihsas III
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IInterlor suhora,uate, I.odga..

tAntertof suhordinate Lodges s5H2
BIZ SoTo No. Z, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening.
ST.. MARY's No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening 81. 80 .
Nmrn No. 81. meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening ..lalj .
ST.. LANDRY No. rs, meets at opelousas, satur-
day evening.
CLINTON No. q, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening.
GARRorl No. sc, meets at AXE Providence,
/, Monday evening ~
TalsIrY No, 50. meets Of Trinity, Saturday
evening.
ExuR1sloa No. "a, meets at Thibodaux. ssatur-
day evening. S
NEW IBnaIA No. SO, meets at Newtown, Thurs
day evening
paArnIH No. 81, meets at Washington. Friday
evening.
cHESEyvnLE No. Al. meets at Cheneyville,
Monday evening. ssss 25s
THoaAs a. sHIELps Grandsecrstary