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STATE TIOK EFT.
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLEs DERBIaNY,

. FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERRIGNY,
OF JrfFERsoE.
FOR LIEuTENANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS TExADA, s
tof RApIpEs.
ROE sEGRETARY OF fsTATE,
ROBERT G. REALE,
or EAST RATION ROUGE. s5a 5s ..
FOE STATE TREAsURER,
J. ". Durable,
OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
WALTER R0s5MAN,
or CLAIBORNE
FOR ATTORNEY GENERaL,
RANDALL HUNT,
OF ORLEANS. @
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
o. q, sTILLMAN,
5B4.s or ouAcmrA.
FOR CONGRESS-.
Esss pistuet-GE0. EUsTIs, Jr.
ssseas Di,t,ses-THEeDORE g. HUNT.
Third Di,,ries-PREsTON POM. yr.
Fsssla Disrict-WILLTAM d. LEWIS.
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BARBECUE IN ST.. JOHN TIE BAPTIST We are
informed that our friends in the above parish
will have . meeting on Thursday next, Both
inst, on the left bank Of the river, at the resi-
denee Of Mr.. Adolphe Madere, Mr.. ALI Ro.
man and several speakers from the city will
address the people.
Passengers from the city can reach there by
the Bayou Sara packet on Wednesday evening.
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A gentleman, just arrived from the lower part
of our parish, informs US that it is quite healthy
below, with the exception of Pattersonyille, in
which there is much sickness prevailing, and
some cases Of yellow fever. He states, on the
authority Of physician, that a young man died
from this disease a few days since, and that Mr.
McGoy,tef the firm of Mccoy & Knight, was
doWnswith it. ehear Of no sickness at Center.
vile, here, or in the upper part Of the parish.
Party spirit runs so high here that little is
thought Of the fever. Franklin (St. Nary
Banner, 23d inst,
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RECEIPTS OF CorroN-Y yesterday the receipt
Of cotton was extraordinarily large for this sea-
aon Of the year. The Princess brought 1876
bales; D. s. Stacey, 1888; Republic, ITO, W. N
Sherman, $50; Jean Webre. 1856; Aleck Scott,
s25; schooner Diamond. Al making total of
6779 bales, Of which 6139 were Of the new crop
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FOR coNsTABLEs
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
ron SENATOR,

FOR SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE.
ron REPRESENTATIVES,,
JAMES n. MEHAaFFEY.
G1s1RGE O. LAwRAsoN.
yos pIsrRrcr ATTORNEY,
". r. s0aTT.
scR sarasTy,
PAsUALks LABARRE.
Foa coRosxa,
s.P. sH ArEuoK.
roh cIEnE or oeuAr,
EDW. RUIssoN.
sca AssEssoR,
j. l.. poNNELLAs.
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The PRoaRsss OF .ssAM"-sSam" is doing a
Land office business in Northwestern Loui-
siana The following is from the Minden tGlai-
borne parish) Gazette:
We would inform our friends throughout the State that
the march Of SAM is triumphant in this region Let
every section as we'll North Louisiana In the coming
campaign aud tue notes Of demsgogsm humbuggery and
political baekguardism will again be able to mako
an echo within the borders Of the Queen Of the South
Glad to hear you say so. Mr. Gazette. All
We have to say is, attend to your own section
And to encourage you, we state, from the best
authority, that this part Of the State soiH be
looked to. Our serried ranks cannot be broken,
although we don't make much fuss about our
strength. Let the word be-loQk at home look
ut home,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-28

we learn from Capt, Holmes, Of the steamer
rrineeas, that in ell probability the steamer
Frank Lyon, which has been aground nearly
three months on Natohez Island, was got oil
yesterday The river was rising from vioks.
burg, and heavy rain had prevailed nearly all
the Wsy down,
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EASTERN TEXAS LOOKING UP. - A CORES.
pondent writing from Marshall, Texas, under
date.of Goth inst, Says
SIT ia believed that L. d. Evans, Know. Moth.
dAg, is elected over Matt Ward, anti. So far
Us heard from, Evans is over Eve hundred
ahead The counties at the mouth Of the Sa-
bine are yet to be heard from; they were Well
represented in the Know Nothing Convention
that nominated Evans, This county elected to
the Legislature the full Know Nothing ticket,
az have done many other counties in this
District"
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q I z d.;

% moada evening a7th inst, o'clock yellow fever
pANhL sCANLAN gtd IL ysars native of Cork Ireland
Ha tsndn and aeqaananass and those Of his
VIM H. g. Kin invited attend the funeral the resi-
denos Of the latter. DyAdss street, This Evening o'clock
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M@~ OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
scamp atses. Applications for relief NJ to
ra taass apttl d. RICARDO, Secretary.
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c-aPIToLIaN CORRESPONDENTS.

As Baron koUGE Aug. 10Th 1900.
Deur CrescsnIn my last spoke though the yellow
fever was matter Of small concern among Since
then ii has come forward and fairly faced the music
Though the not numerous during some
sesscns cannot be denied that they Of rather
gnapt type To-day there has been decided increase
Of numbers, and strong tendency towards the Creole
population.
In such state of affairs it is easy to understand that
there be but little Of political nature Some
public speeches and discussions in town have been con-
tempatsd but the state Of health has, Of courses put
stop anything that kind The country people are as
much afraid of the and look upon
those who cooly encounter the epidemic as little less
than sdldmdndefs.
Last night one of jail Birds fellow who had been
sentenced yesrs imprisonment for theft took sum
mary leave Of his polite hospable landlord Odom by
saving of some Of the Of the crate and letting him
sesf down from the upper window BE was polite enough
to leave behind note declaring his great repugnance to
nduging in these summary but st the same
time declaring that he considered the climate Of Baton
Rouge as decidedly unhealthy and unfit for the residence Of
uaaceliaated gentleman, =,
Excuse this There is nothing to talk about NO poll
tcs(,ot sing,e one)-no businessn fact, No Nothing.
Yours, Au REvom.
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SICKNESS IN BATON RouGE.-The Gazette Of
the Goth says: ssWe are sorry to learn that
there were quite number of new cases of
yellow fever yesterday. The disease, though on
the increase, we are told by our physicians,
yields readily to proper treatment"
The Harvey House, has been closed for the
time being en- account of the sickness
Owing to the same cause, the Democratic Con-
vention, called for the purpose of making parish
nominations, adjourned without doing anything.
We sincerely regret the affection that has
fallen upon our fellow citizens of the State cap
ital. But, looking over the list Of interments,
we find no familiar names, and therefore con-
clude that there, as here, nine-tenths of the
mortality takes place among the transient, float
ing. unacclimated population. Still the fatality
is deplorable. 55.
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REMOVAL.
GiqMet y Jasats09s
Would inform friends aud the public generally they
have the present. removed the balance soci which
saved from the late fire, to
No. 8 CHARTREs STREET,
where they will very great
the coat intention asl the
removing back old III 18th OF mex,
month.
aua1 apst GIQUEL JAMESON, BChsrttsH strsst.
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DEATH or THE Hon. G. w. CLFFToN.-We are
sorry to hear, says the Baton Rouge Advocate
Of the Oath, that the Hon. G.. w. Clifton, Of
Pointe Coupee, candidate fer the Senate from
the parishes Of West Baton Rouge, Pointe Cou-
pee and West Feliciana, went last week to Lob
delrs Landing, and while there was attacked
with the fever. He started for home but was
unable to 60 further than the residence of Mr..
Hunter, on Fausse river, where he died on We'd
nesday night. Mr.. Clifton was gentleman of
education and talent, and in the Senate, last
session, commanded a great deal of influence.
He was generally beloved by all who knew him.
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There are rumors of much excitement, and
dangers of personal collisions growing out of political dis
cushions Misunderstanding, &C. We hope they I'M
founded or, ct least exaggerated and we trust that
citzens Of sill parties will their exerons 10 prevent
the occurrence Of scenes that the parties themselves
would never think Of enactng not carried away BY
sort Of epidemic excitement Politics unpleasant
enough at best without being made unnecessarily to de-
str social intercourse end citsen against Citizen
for thsy hardly know what Were they al 70 assemble
and collisions, and make general and candid comparison
Of notes. doubt not they would find that they were all
anericGs all Christians by whatever pohtica! Or religious
name they may have been distinguished Rouge
Advocate, 24th
There is wisdom, truth and good feeling, in
the foregoing remarks Of our Capitolian eotem-
porary-and, strong opponent though he be, we
have high hopes he will carry them out in prac-
tice. Why should there be quarreling and
chickering's among men because Of differences Of
opinion in regard to this or that principle this
or that expediency' Why should one man, or
set of men, arrogate to themselves superiority
over their fellows! insist upon the possession Of
more christianity than theys We all have the
same right to judge for ourselves to think for
ourselves, and to speak and to act for ourselves,
and we are all alike eqnally frail
The acrimony which has marked this canvass
thus far, on the part of the opponents Of the
Americans, we trust, will be stopped. 1t will
DO best for both parties if it is stopped. If con-
tinued, it may lead to disagrseable consequences.
pecause the members Of the American party
entertain peculiar views Of their own, it does
not follow that they are proscriptionists, scoun-
drels or traitors.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL. PLACE.
MARINE, RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.

The Company have the following ssseis'
Invested In Bond Mortgage property worth double
.he amount loaned thereon. 1885, 1s co
Loans other Stock. ss96s
Bills Receivable being Notes Premium. fasfi
Real Estate estimated value 10000. ea4a
Duo Of Collection s09ss 6s
Scrip other Companies estimated value Sts5
Cssh on hand I0Oe4s 70
Total Assets 10
sTHoB. A. ADAMS, President. .
GEO. JONAS, Vice Pfsaidsui,
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Sfrsa,. VIC ClessEse,y,
-IYse flliape.

T-=9-@---==--- AtSD xkEEEGs
kg GHCKKREG hssshs pleasure Of informing b ti,d and
The public that he has fitted up SALOON at NO is pERD
street the moatearsfuand costly manner and
Ni.h.hs very BEST WINES and LIQUORS the city Affords
AfsroL GALLERY han been arranged in tbs Second story
witch viii under charge of cHANeEY well known at the
Lake and in the City. =
be 10 bs
PUBIC naa 20 made and ashae
Ia a1nn
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Style that prevails in this section During pleasant dsy
they be seen in all parts Of the cty-not walking out
for the novelty Of the thing, but making calls and pursa
ing their ordinary avooations without apparently
supecng that their costume attracted more than usual
attention.
A working engineer, by the name Of John
Ross residing in Montreal has addressed letter to the
Mayor Of Boston upon the subject Of recent invention
of an extraordinary character He claims have dscoy
cred motive power which will watt chip across the
Atlantic Ocean in three days And further hole were
bored in the bottom, the vessel would float with equal
safety and freedom. In order to complete working
model which is wholly Independent Of stesm he asks the
assistance Of 81 500 from gentleman's pocket No
progress says Mr. Ross has been made In that direction
he sea- to keep pace with the over railroads
the land but this desideratnm will certainly be accom-
pishad and demonstrated in his great discovery
SEoEssIoNIsTs.-At q late term of the Con nty
Court In Perry county, Indiana there we're twentytwo
applications for divorce which we're granted
One lady set forth in her petition that her lord always
lept with his back towards her She obtained divorce
"a matter Of course!
The Macon, Ca, Citizen, Of the 18th instant
says:
On Thursday last first bale Of new cotton received
In this city was brought to the warehouse OFT HARRIS
Esq from the plantation Of Kwsl Webb, of Crawford
county The quality Midddlng Fair, and sold to D. B.
Rogers, at eleven cents per pound.
The West Point, Ga, Beacon, of the 18th Inst says
Tbs rst bale Of cotton brought to this market
on Monday last and sold to Messrs Frost Cooper Co.
thirteen cents pound 1t from the plantation
| OF MIS- H. A. Reid, Of Chambers county, Alabama.
Queen Isabella Of Spain, it is said, has given
all the linen In her palacel5oo pieoes-or the hospitals
where the cholera patients eonnoed and In addition
to this, very considerable means in money.
An exchange says that If You will sprinkle q
little brown sugar on live Goals hot iron in your
ROOM that the smoke Of u will banish the mosquitoes for
the night The essence Of psnnyroya sprinksd on the
pillow Of the bed viii have tks same eject. Tyit,
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CRos. ExAM,NATsoS.-"Mr. Wit
nesa. you stat d that my client mani-
f..sted great establishment when yoa
t,Id him "fst. facts ,ou just stated.
Now how ddLe manifest aS'onish-
ment ?" He looked a~toni>hed ""But
what were the indications of a>tonisl-
ment, sir ? You seem to be very
smart witness. and ought to be able
to tell me this oh. | merely Judge
Of his feelings by hiss general az.
p"rance That won't answer. sir. L:
y"u cant describe the appearance Of my
ellen. when a<tonished, in order to
give The jnry an idea Of it, suppose
Won look ostonished once yourstlf!'
That | will d., If Won will show me
something astonishing" well now.
my sharp fellow. what would astoni~h
such an asst" i-hing witness as your
self, hey why, if you want to
paraly>e me wi h establishment, just
show me- an hon eat larger! That
witness can take his seat. '
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Three thousand five hundred. sp.
7 licatinns for honntv land under the
act Al March. 1855. were filed in the
pension office on the 7'h ms. making
the total r. ceipts under that act. ir less
than two months FRI NJ filing Of the
first claim. amount t" l24 80. The
officers in charg. Of this business have
learned with pleasure that the l60
1920. and 80. acres plates, engraved
uron s"p'sb steel plates. with heanti-
full ard appropriate design and bcad-
of distinguished gentlemen, will b
ready for III" issuance of warrants by
the 1t proximo.
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Grape Culture in the United States
has been long regarded az rather a
speculative enterprise tlan as fraught
with any practical C eqnen.'es If
magnitude, Yet nevertheless the cul-
turr has been gradually extending ut
the Wes' until it has becume an i'm
portant interest. It is stated in one
of our exchanges that during the pre-
sent year there will probably b. raised
in the Ohio valley a crap" err p suffici-
ent to make 100000 gallons.
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Cir. 1lailq G,,mtt.
BATON ROUGE:::::::MAY, 10, 1855.

ANOTHER LARGE FIRE IN New
ORLEANss-On Wednesday about mid
day, fire broke out in the rear Of two
houses in Hevia Street. owned by
SeweIl T. Taylor. From the sparks
a,fraue house, on St. Peter Street
Known as the no .pita' caught This was
consumed. together with two or thr'-e
s!pall buildings in the rear. The
wind was high and water very scarce.
. that the engines, were Of little SER
vice. 3 fore the flames c~ld be ar
rested, about $4,000 u property Was
in ashes.
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AGENCY ATW A>tl5N suN.
TIE UNDERSIGNED nro..cu,c,

all manner If Claims against the Govern
ment Of the United States. before Congress- be fore
commissioners, or before any Of the Pub &c D..
par'ments; Claims Cor Bounty Land, Pensions
Back.pay. VI Ilf-pay, Return Duties paid UNI er
protest, Adjustment of Accounts Of di>bursIpr
o'h:rrS. IRE n SterS IN Contracto"'- account,
objection of Dividends in arrear. obtain hg Pa
tents, anl every other business requiring the
prompt and efficient service of an Attorney or
Agent.
res dence offo"eteen years at the Seat of
Government with tho ough and familiar acquain
tanc- with the Various -ystema and routine e
pubic business at the different Offices added to,
this, free access TO consult the aElrst legal advis-
ers, if ee le jisfif.> the sub .crber in p'edging
the fnl!est satisfaction and utmost despetch 70
those who mayen;rust their business TO his care
Being we'll nown to the greater part Of the
Si'zens Of TIE District, "a we'll as to many gentle.
men who have been mbers Of both II uses Of
Congress in the Last twelve years, it is deemed.
useless to extend this notice BY special ref ence
full power Of Attorney should accompany all
claims.
Communications mn he preprid in all cases.
Any inf,rna''sr desired at Baton Rouge can
be h ID though GEORGE A. PIKE, who vii act
as my az ut in the prosecution Of claims.
H c. sPAULDING. A1r'y.
Vsahingtoa, D. @. April, 1884,
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The CHARACTER OF ArRoeA.--By
a Late Siser. II being to question very
much the ex'"lled cha, arr-r of Aurora.
Fist IF all, she is decidedly light fin
g-rr'l. for her very first act ul"n RI.
iny iSto strip the earth "fall it's dews.
Then before single uer>ons is up she
,itlr> every bank, and with the pro.
c." DIS othe robh"ry, rh>h's about trip.
plirg the M u"'an> with gold. You
will say, it is way she has got -
but FIR myself. | ina CINE that i, w"nlJ
be better for the you' 9 lad. to b. just,
before she j. lite' al. and her high scn>e
Of justice is best shown by the fine.
glowing u,liriou> pl'a>nr" she takes
in br akins the day.-Panch
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Succession Sale.

IN the nia!ter II the Succe sion Of WN.
PHILLIPS, 'iecea ed, mo. l34, probate,
Sixth Judicial Distrit ourt-.Parish Of
Eat Baton Rouge, l.oui ,aaa.
ny VIRTUE Of a commission issued in
- the above succession and to ME direc.
ted rom the Hon. sixth Ju .icial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State
Aforesaid; | will, hy virtue Of raid com.
mission, offer at public taIe at the Ba, on
Manci &C Ferry, in this Pa,i h, at about 10
n lies from the CT, OF Baton Rouge. o..
Thursday, the 17th day q May, l0SS.
at II O'Clock. A. NJ, the property Ter. in.
after set-orth and escr,b. d. e ong;ne 10
the succession Of WM p. PHILLIPS, late Of
said Parish. deceased, to wit:
The undivided one half Of thu Steamboat
CATHERINE. .-f t.
TERvs OF SALI-CAsu.
Also. will be- offered at public se'e 1t tie
las, residence Of said deceased. in this Par.
ish, at about Il miles below the City II
Baton Rouge. on 7'ai. -
Monday, the l1th day q June, 1855.
at ! / O'Clock. A. NJ the property herein.
after let forth aud described. I've oneing 10
the al owe mentioned succession, to wit:
A CERTAIN tract Of land together with
ali the building and Improvements thereon,
containing 40 arpent more Of less. Also,
large stock OF Dry Goods. Clothing, Shoes,
Groceries, Liquors, Segars. &c. Also. q
lot of Household and Store FUN ture Show
Cases, Dressing Case. Store i'esk. &c Al.
50, one sef buggy harness, one double bar.
rel shot gun. one peding buggy. one roam
mare. sa. lie and birdie, one gold Lepins
v atch and "hain, nc.
On THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CoNp,.
TONS, TO WIT The personal property: al
sums unde: twenty dollar. cash. AID al
sums OF twenty dollars and above that q.
mount, payable on the first day of January,
1856 Purchasers TO give notes endor.ed
to the satisfaction of'he administrator. aid
the tract of land and improvements there.
on. for one third ca,h; one third payable
on the first day Of January next. 1856, aud
the remaining thi,d PAYABLE on the FIST
day of January, 1857. Purchasers to give
notes with goo Iers'nal seeuri y and sre.
cal mortgage retained or the land sid, un-
til thr final payment. The notes to bear
tigh per C. nj interest from and af er ma.
tuiiv. AMI all to b. made payable a. the
Parish Recorders Office. in the City Of Ba-
ton Rouge H. v. BABIN.
may4-Gts. rs.. Sheriff.
AL>O-Will be offered At public sale on
the same day at the time a. plae. shove
mentioned. The, following slaves, to wit:
Negro woman named Ro,s. 30 years old,
aud her chi dren. viz: Morris aged II
years. Polinc 9 Yeas, Ala ; yeas. and
Louisa, aged Is months.
On tie following Terms and Conditions,
10 wit
One third Cash-O"e third on the 6rstof
March next, 1856, and the remaining one
third. on TIE first of March, 1851. Pur.
cha>ers to give notes satisfactorily endor.
SEQ and PAYABLE at the Parish "teoIders
Office. in the city of Baton Rouge. and spe.-
'iaI mortgage retained on said slaves until
he full and final payment Of said notes ssd
Ill eventual interest thereon.
maya St. H.. v. BABlN, Sheriff.
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AVIS.

TOUTES personnes aui doivant / Ia
= Succession d. WILLIAM P. PHILLIPS, d..
cede. sont par In pr3sents notiA6 de fsire pale.
ment tmn ediafe, ct tons ceux qui ont dss reclaim
atoms ecntre Ii dite Secession son, prie6 de iss
pIreseate d0ment certiAe pour Atre accepte par
hautes, gu ison soussigni avncata Baton Rouge,
sviil 1881. ]. NJ McCUTCHEN.
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EI>H LINE Float, asserted sizes; Lin.
!! er'ck and kirby bent HICKS; Fish
Lines. assorted sizes; hot Pouches Pow.
der and Pistol Fiasks; Double and Single
barrel Shot Cuns-On hand for sale by
may IL. ------D e. MONTAN.
1861 = Churrh str>.t
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT IN CfxctNNa"1.
The Cincinnati Gazette of tn, Sday
states that while several KIN u
were engaged in rolling >aIanandcr
safe. weighing upwards If three tl,on>-
and pounds, into a banking house If
that CITY, the f1ay>ton-s of the pave.
gave way or boke, prrcipita.ing the
safe and men ino the vault u der the
sidewalk. Two ofthe m n were Kill
OH the spot. and Others badly Injured.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-19

Two It the most em;nen, physicians
o. Columbus. Obi, M.ssrs. Mcmillan
and Thrall. have accepted . p'"psi,
ton from the Russian G vernment to
enter the medical staff Of Russia. They
expect to b. absent about three years.
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II U.NAWaY.

I'M the evening IT the 9Th inst,
', from my Plantation, the Muiato by
" TOM, aged 81 years, about S feet ~ -
inches high stoutiy made. Bushsy head Of h.ir.
when he left had on light summer clothing, % il
generally worn BY field hands. A suitable e~aYi
will be paid for informant that will lead 70 hia
apprehension. RlODEY PYbURN.
May 9Th Advocate 1 Gasetts copy ltd k2tw.
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Ncu H0prrtlsrm culs

FRESH GROUND SAINT. LOUIS
l. FOl.UR; 80 barrels super Flue and
extra "a mt I"u,s Flour just ,rre,rd and
for sale by May 10 } BEAL.
WHITE COR 200 Bags in
w Store aud 100 t,Ierr e soon fn, sale
hy Nav 1911 JOSH, PIE
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NOTICE.

THE Omnibus " i'll leave r. REA.!s Sta.
L bile on Third St. Sunday Morning at 6
O'Clock for t;leenwelI Springs snd return
in the evening. Persons desiring to 70
out, will register their names nefore hand.
re each way$I Ifone omnibus Is not .ut.
fic EFT second will be on hand to leave
at the same time. (May13.td) R. BEAL,