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n IL well under.tood here not only IN e0ical circles
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CAPTURING A SoNcsTER.-It is re
lated in the English papers received
by the Atlantic, that Yorkshire
nightingale, having looted itself in the
quiet vally to the right Of Beresford
Hill. it soon it became knewn
around the neighborhood, and bund.
reds Of persons. especially from Bran.
sley, went nightly to hear its song,
which was so fine that numbers walk.
ed the footpatbs and fields the whole
Of the hight, and as early as three o.
clock in the morning warm beds we're
forsaken BY hundreds of married and
single. old maids and bachelors, to 20
to hear the Nightingale. At last the
visitors became so numerous, and the
damage so greatto the crops and fences
by being trampled and broken down,
that it was found necessary to snare
the bird.
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A movement has been started in
Philadelphia for the reorganization
Of the Wing party on basis exclu-
sive of all connection with secret or.
ders. A set Of new rules have been
framed, for the purpose and the first
meeting for the purpose Of organiza.
ton was held in the Seventh Ward of
Thursday evening week. G. w.
Doane presided. A wing association
ward Was formed, and addresses de-.
livered by Charles Gilpiu, William
s. Price and others.
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Allen Piukerton. Special Mail Agent
arrested at Chicago on the Both ult.,
Theodore P. Denniston, a clerk in the
Post-ofice, for rubbing the mails. Mr..
Denniston's apartments were searched,
and four thousand dollars in bank
notes discovered. He was immedia-
tely lodged in Jail to wait trial. The
prisoner confessed to having committed
the robbery, and it is supposed that
somewhere about fifteen thousand dol
lars missing from the mails we're taken
by him and brother who was ares.
ted some two months since on the
same charge.
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A RELIC OF THE PAsr.-From an
ano lent number Of the New Orleap.
Courier. published in 1910 the fol.
lowing notice of the fall Of De Grand.
pre- in defence Of Fort Baton Rouge,
10 taken. There are many of our
citizens who. "ripe in years." have
been spared the wreck of time
and may look back upon the stirring
events Of the past half century. To
such, the following notice of the death
Of the Gallant, De Grandpre, will
call to mind many "reminiscences of
the by gone time.
Mr.. Louis de Grandpre persisted victim
Of his devotcdness TO the Spanish
cause. He fell in the night between
22d and 23d Of September LAST, under
the numerous wounds which he re-
ceived. in defending the fort of Baton
Rouge. He died with that calm and
serenity which only belong to a mag
unanimous soul, and hi~ last moments
have put the seal. to the nobility O.:
bis character. However profound
and durable, must havep been in 60
generous heart, the remembrance of
the atrocious persecution which his
respectable father had endured in
the Spanish service be forgot for a mo-
ment that they had spread bitterness
and even poison on the decline of his
life; he obeyed only the voice of hon.
or, and this valarous creole, resolved
to show by lis noble devotedness, that
the)men Of his blood, never know how
to intrigue and bstray; but only how
to forgive. fight and perish, for the
defence Of the cause, which they had
embraced. That martyr, or rather
that model Of honor, exhaled his last
breath on the Oath September at 2
o'clock A. NJ, in the 23d year of bis
lts admidst the regret and groaus of
his family ard numerous friends.
HIS loss was lamented even by the
enemies Of bis government, who gave
to his memory public proofs of vener.
atoms in funeral solmnities, marked
with all the most moving expressions
Of grief and sorrow.
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PoL1TIcAL.-The American party
held ratification meeting at Mobile
on the evening Of the 9th instant.
The Tribune says:
1t was perhaps one of the largest
meetings that have ever been held in
this city. The platform was broad
and strong. In the rear-the word
un'on was displayed in characters
which were illuminated with party
colored lights while lamps and Ian
terms were gracefully disposed on each
side and in front.
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THE Use OF PAPERS. The Bos
ton Pilot, in its last issue, treats
Know-Nothing organ as i. deserves
This is about the only method to b.
pursued towards a set Of iynoramuses
who are accustomed to make SILLY as
sertious in their 'columnes.' or ask fool
ish and imper,ineut questions. There
are several flimsy papers" up The
coast. which may take the above. and
what follows. a. applicable to them.
selvs. If they don't they are ignora
s'asss to q greater extent than at first
We thought they were." The above
paragraph comes to ~ in the Southern
lin hoe signo vinees) Catholic Standard
published ct New Orleans. As it is
marked.l We take it for. granted that
the writer, has troubled his brain to
get it out for our benefit:
To talk calmly and collectedly with
such . fellow, is out ofthe question !;
We therefore turn him over for others
with. only one single remsrk-simple,
yet very expressive and significant.
II may not Be- very true in its appi-
cation to the Standard editor-tbat is
in the eyes Of others, but with us,' it
y an honest conviction, and and un.
qualified fact-the writer for the
Southern STANDARD. is q very small
fool. ..-
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A DESERVED TEsT1MoNIAL.-Pro.
fessor Alexander Dimitry has been
presented by the students of George.
town College. Cd. c.. with a rich and
acknowledgement silver pitcher as a
tribute to his profound attainments as
a scholar, and his rare abilities as a
public lecturer. Professor Dimitry
has Just concluded a course ofIectures
to the students Of Georgetown Col.
lege.
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Late New Brunswick papers state
that a handsome sum had been sub.
scribed, and extensive preparations
made. for the celebration Of the fall
Of Sebastopol--when it takes
place.
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- 20 sss CoeeD.
Necessity q Ortiz raphie Rssbrn.

From time to time have eudeavl
ored 10 point out come Of the absordi.
ties of our Language, and to show the
absolute necessity Of reform. Permit
me now after unavoidable silence Of
several weeks. TO resSme and prove
the position I assume; that it is i'm.
possible to learn to pronounce words
in English, without the assistance. Of
the living teacher. A few extracts
from I" Ellie Pies for Phonetic Spell
ing" will suffice to convince every
one Of the truth Of my position. =
The 26 letters Of she alphabet have
III meanings, averaging Al mean
ings to each. 4g
Reader. have yon ever taken up .
book Of travels containing words Of .
strange or barbarous language, ex.
pressed in English letters perhaps
With no key. perhaps merely with the
vague intimation that the letters are
to be pronounced "ss in English ="
and have you ever felt in such cases
any difficulty 10 pronouncing the
words, or IN imagining what vas the
pronunciation intended by the antbor ?
Have you ever seen name in me
newspaper, or over shop window. or
on card. or Of a place 10 England.
Scotland, or ireland, Of which you
were unable to divine the pronuncG
ton >? Have you ever stumbled
against new word in the course Of
your reading such as a technical
phrase, o nautical term. or q cant ex.
preston, and not known how TO pro.
nouncc it? Be not ashamed to con.
fess the truth &; you will have many
companions in misfortune. and the au-
thor ofthe'e pages among the number.
II Is a truth beyond the 1,ower Of ar
gunaent to gains"y. that no English
man feels certain Of the pronunciation
fan English word which he has only
seen written and never heard spoken.
And the chances against bis writing
correctly word WHICH be has never
seen, but beard, are still more uumer.
Gus.
Now, suppose a person has made
himself thoroughly acquainted With
;hese various meanings, what are the
chances that he will read any given
word correctly, surprising that it il
not one Of the words, in which di.
,raph occurs? A little calculation
will show that. since the chance of
guessing right when there is only one
etier, is on the average as l to 2O25;
when there are three, as l to CLIPS;
when there are four, as l to 4lO.6O;
when there are fire, as l to 1853;
md generally when there are u letters,
IS l to (4'5)". In some words the
hances would be much less than in
thers the above numbers being
ounded on on average only. B.
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Wooden Wars, DFos0s, 0Eusnss, Sse5
HAND Brooms; Wisps; Hearth, Bone,
II White wash. Marking, Scrubbing. Cob.
web and Paint Brushes. Churns Reels ),
Butter Dashss; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps; Wooden Spoons; salad JMH;
Wooden v, P: IL !; Riggins; Ceda, =. Ius:;
Water and Well Dbckets; Coco Dfppsn;
Wash Basrd'; Weed ssosr ii T.sX.,s ~.
inA. C1usen ssssss-
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Or 1iilg'e,lu
BATON ROUGE::JULY II. 1856.
CENTENARY Contradiction Pro.

CENTENARY CoLLEoE.-From Pro
fsssor SCALES, Of Centenary. ".
acknowledge receipt Of q polite invita-
ton 10 attend the annual common.
cement Exercises; At Centenary Col.
legs at jackson, next week.
Tho Examination Of the College
classes will take place on the 18th
10th and Goth, inst. The annual
Sermon on the Sabbath 22nd. by Rev.
]. B. Walker. Of N. 0. Exhibition
Of the Literary Soeities on Tuesday
Gath. with ar address bv the Hon.
PrEaRr SouLe.-Also in the afternoon
Of the Saturday, meeting Of the
Alumni. with an address by Jno. T.
Heath, Esq. Wednesday 18th COM
mencement. s ..4
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The United States practicing ship
PrebIs. with eighty midshipmen. ar
rived at Norfolk on the 29th ult.
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i M r. OF LOOISuANA-S1xt0 JU01s
cial District Court-Parish ofsE East b.
ton Rouge.-NoLAN SrEwARr, Executes,
". JANE MoCALor, vile Of Paul Daigre.
ny virtue Of writ Of H. IA. issued in the
u above entitled and numbered csuse,
and to mo directed from the Hon. Sixth
Judicial District Court in, and for the Par
ish and State aforesaid-l will oner at pub.
lie sale At the plantation wherson the de-
fendent now resides, on the Amite ptver,
in this Parish at about fourteen miles from
the City Of Baton Rouge on SATURDAY,
the 4M day Of .AxHwa stezs, 1855, % - o.
cock, NJ, al the night, title, inteseekand
claims Of the defendant, in Or to tie p bef-
ty hereinafter setfoth end described. ssjz-
ed to pay and satisfy the Judgment, interest
and cost in the above entitled end number.
ed cause, to wit:-The following negro
slaves for life: "a i. asr ..ss 4,o.
Barton, negro man, aged sSout 46years
Susan, segro woman, aged 80 yesrs, ard
her three children, viz: Alexander, aged
ID years, Albert, aged II years, and Dan.
iel, aged 8 yesrs; Frank, negro man, IS
years; Nelson, IS years, and Dsnjamii, q
years. Also. 400 arpents Of Land situated
on the Amite River, 1t about - miles from
the City Of Baton Rouge. and bounded -
follows: North by lands formerly J. H.
Rivers, South by lands Of D. II. Penuy,
East by tie Amits River and west By thocc
Of Andrew Cooper, together with oil the
buildings and improvements tharson. ssa
Teens Of Sals-CAsn, with the benefit
Of the appraisement. lf uH sa
july a-sts-w. u. v. BABM, Sheriff
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PARTICULARS OF DISASTER TO THE
STEAMER LrxrNGrcN,-The Steamer
Antelope. from Louisville arrived
here yesterday. From her officers
we learn that the steamer Lexington
Capt J. Throop, with large num-
Der Of passengers and fine fir light,
from St. Louis for Louisville when
near Cbenault Reach, her boilers ex-
ploded. SCATTERING the upper works Of
the boat TO atoms, and by conclusion
she immediately capsized There
was at least thirty five to forty per.
sons killed besides large number
badly wounded, among whom we
gather the following names:
Capt. Throop, badly injured Capt.
White. steamer J. Tompkins +; badly
injured; Mr.. Burnard, missing; j Mil
Ter Second clerx) son of Capt Miller
Of Nashville, killed; the barkeepcr
missing.-Crescemt 9Th inst. .Y
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WD00o YuR016h1ne6
WATER Cntsrns, DriDpen and Ewers

W oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps ;
enamelled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Kst.
ties: csst iron and easthen Spittoons: oval,
square and Gothic Waiters; Salvers and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Climmen and
Wick; rich center tsble French Dustes;
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden,
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated II.
bic CASTOR, At D. C. MOUNTAINS
Mla. -. - = N. Church street.
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Sales bq TIE SbfriG.


STATE OF LOUlSlANA-sixth Judi.
cial District Court-rArish Of East b.
ton Rouge, Succession Of Lswu PysuRn.
deed mo. 43o, "probate.nlf z HI
10y virtus Of . commission issusd in the
- above Accession. and to me directed
from the Hon. ths sixtk judiesat district
court, In and for the Parish and State l.
foresaid will, by virt1e u sid commits.
sion, offer ut public sals at the court house
door, Of said parish, in the City Of Bstsn
Rouge, on NONDAY, tie f3sA dov n .dw-
~ sRzs, less, ct the usuul hours of ssle-e
the pgsperty hereinafter setiosth end dsS-
c'ibed, belonging to the succession Of In.
WIS PYSuRN, late Of said parish, deceased,
to wit: sf'7
TOM, negro man. aged about - ysass.
and one STUD HORSE. u5,ai sns
Txxxs o. SALE.-Ths negro man sIsvs
named ToM, 70 b. cold for one fourth cash,
one fourth payable on the fut day Of Jan.
uary next, 1856, and the sttes halt on The
irst day Of January ls37--ip notes satis-
iactofily endorsed, bearing eight per csqp
interest psi annum from dafe unf0 mid,
and mortgage ressvved until hnd payment.
The SruD HoRse-lor CASH. ,,s
julylo-y. Nv. BABIN, Sheriff.
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Dear Sir AFTER we heard that Merrick
was beaten aboSt 1900 votes in New Or
leans-badly beaten IN your Parish, and
but very little ahead in our own, we were
satisfied that +" Elgee was elected beyond
= doubt" and acknowledged the coin -
The old Fogies had fine tine Of il for .
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Once Of Indian Affairs, august 10, 1855.
pusLic NOTICE hereby given, that the pieces
raahehr Yaloousha, HOLINESS Lowndes Boliva in me
sa o. mississippi will at me 'es aud places ae'saa be
highest bidder commissioners
the Of Of .hoe,aw
Monday The day december 1856 al The house
door IN conSeys The following tracts m iaobusha
ia .o.sns.p tWessy t23J range eight (s)
All off sedna din y l,Ier (s3;)
the half twenty eight (as
The east laif Of section l~en'y nine - y
The norheas, quarter of sacuon thi yone (3i y
The nara helf y s. clon ,hiry,two % and
IN. wet haf Of section ihirly -four GA J
And, place. following described tract
he adjoining range IN Bolirar county
The south half Of section ,hra.a, towp tsnr a9
sepea "a west.
Monday Decembe 1885, the cour, house door
N charleston 7aaaaiehis county The oio"iag described
In tour.sAip issnyfour tai,) range tYo ta) east.
Al Of seenoa three ts,) ten to,) and thirty three soD
lae east haif u section four 81,
Inc aotn bal, aud sopwes quarter Of section (22)
The nonh half OF see on ,weny-sr ta6
T's west baf pf section iwenty ts7)
The northwest quarter thirty ia
northeast quarter OF section thirty-siI tS6)
IN fo@asAip i9sntyJire (as) range fwo (a) east.
Aiofsection ts7 twenty twenty
Tue noheas, quarter section four "a j
Inc southwest qn'f,er OF section twenty two az
The east halt OF section thirty (5o.)
h Township iwsnyj,w (as) range three 90 east.
All Of -eciicn tnrec (3D
The east half quarter section Two q and
The nonneas quarter OF section four a..
In tornsAip twenty-five (l5) range Erse 40 east.
The ranihwest quarter Of section fourteen t4D
Ihs southeast quarter OF section fifteen tt5)
Iha southwest qassier of sec ton twenty five as y
Tie southeast Qunfer section twenty (z6 y
The southeast OF section thiryrlree "a y aud
Inc southwest quarter OF section hiry-four (3a)
On Monday The ih day Of December
door in The Of Lexington, Holmes county following
serbs q tracts Of land Ia said county, viz;
II tounssip sirieea tic) range one ID wsa.
Tho half Of fifteen us and
The half and southeast section twenty (2
In sovnsAp fifteen u5,) range one ~ uen
The southeast qaarrr Of section twenty t2o)
On satu Jay the 1876, door
olumbus following Described
land in Locades eoaaty via;
The quarter twenty-five (2, township
zen t,9,j range seventeen lilD east
OF me ans seventy quarter
we're unoecupied urappropaed The quarter
oneeglh eighth II section been
settlement debtors iund The late
debtors fund the
sale ks:pc exception,
vel autobiography osatcd many Of
largely enhanced In value
ue sector, they oEneny aapied' for plant
ing pu poses
A. a9rfgisemet reserves, showing their value nad
tact, ecyey, may be sold, viii
be 4
the purchaser purchasers OF acf eai a
comply Of sale, the land purchased will be esoid
trelr tlsk
believed be indispuable bu IS
s he Of the orphans
will ny government their guardian.
will paces mined al " O'Clock
OF Ia days until the lands all offered
EHAalEs T. MIN,
Aug I4-d3tk !awlDecl Acting Commissioned
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Tenncssc<.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham the circuit
I judges OF Tsnncssee.
Hon. Nathan Green, or Tho supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bomded L. Ridley, OF the State
Judges Carthsrs
to the school
Pion Of inr.ctionl. Daily examinations
books No regular Of lectures
daily lessons j the progress Of The examinations.
Weekly moot Of comnon law and equity
dents suits
sors and p5oeca them sush MI The processes
Practice. The framed require
deeds, Wills records all Of
dence the q
supreme court, which held moathy 10
public students
ura Judges and chanceors, and ocia
SsCites connected with their suits
TENDER, third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday in February and second
Thursday IN July.
Erpsnes PER sessionTnion Zee $780, advance; connQea
Zee 81 boarding about $50. students furnish
which can be- had in the Lebasnn hooxsascs.
-Four required Complete the unless tho
asnts advanced class No study ad
MISSION There four regular classes Stuen
any time during the collegiate year.
There i q legislature connected with the
Number the collegiate year eightysx.
ROBERT l.. ChRUTnERs,
Feb Il-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Notice for Restoring certain Lands 10 market
In the stale of Missouri.

THE graft by Congress approved le
HANNIBAL ST. JOSEPH. said 2, asiss
sna sa. ~a s from 1
aione the route q SAID oad which lie oasds Of The ins
oned township and p" Of ownshs which have no. been
sas amsd BY pre- snpsn and @Aiss were susjse - psss
Al e date Of "ihdawa w be restored 10 private entry
By me graduation &c, o. Tue an q A9sa 1854 which squs
withheld from Market the day OF restoration,
Al the laud Office at PALMYRA
Of Of tae tA prinpa eriaian
Township IS, OF range
Noh nsIi Of township "a and townships IS and s Of range
sona half OF township 81 and townships So, 90, AID s
North half Of township 81 and townships S. ss' So 5s
Townships "a, So, Sc, So, and 90. Of range 9.
townships q, So, 81, 80, 80, and -, Of range T.
Townships 81, 5s., 81, 80, rnge
Nel hall o township 81 and townships 5s 5a as S.,
Norm haf township townships S. Ss So south
Ee, half iownshp a and townships SIS So, So.
Townshps IS So. ss and sou, half Of GO, Of range 10
Al the land office al MILAN
No-A Of Of fJsA principal msr an
Townships g.. ss s. and south .alf o. 60 q range.
Townships 6s 3d. So and south half OF So Of range 6
Township 90. So, 50, half 81 Of range IL
owsp &C. 49, 81 and sou, Sa a ." e. q Is
Townships So, 5s 49, and sou'h half Of %, range a.
Townships 90, So. 50, aaa 60, Of range ~.
Al the land Office at FAYErTE.
North Of e base tns AMI uest Of tAs h principal rssrida
Township S. of ranges II, Ii, 10 30 eli and g.
AT The land Office at PLATrsBURG.
North Of The base line and Of the fin principal meridian
Townships s., S., So, So, and co. Of range "a.
Townships Of o. rauwe %,
Townships 50, So. 3ot so,
North half OF township "a and townships 55 5G $751; 80
halt OF 60, Of range ~.
North half township 81 S. So
halt OF 90, " range IS
North "a and townships S. 5s So south
half OF 90, OF ~,
North half township 81 townships IS, ST. So and
south halt OF 90, Of range 80
North half Of hip 81 aud townships IS, 49,
range3l.
North half Of township 81 and townships IS S5-
81
Non half Of township townships S., So. s. of
range 80
North half Of township "a and townships IS, .6s 5s and
"a.
North half Of township 81 townships S. 56 ST. So. So
hall OF Go, range IS. sssis
North half Of township 81 and townships S. S. ST. S. So
south bali Of 60, Of range 80.
81 IS, S. So and south half Of &C., 81
Township s5 OF range 80.
The townships ked being only pns townships
those by the sxae limits. NSs
Pre- claims which the
Of 9th March, sa the lands hereby
nak Axed
Of the ss private entry practicable amer seeing
This notice
Simultaneous applications by per-
parties, will
the highest bidder such applicants according 10 the rule
such
Given my oce, chy Of
Washington, this fourteenth day VI July, A. d. 1885,
by order of the President:
GEO. 6. WHITING,
July l7-aw6w Acting Commissioners.
TIntel,ipencer and starl
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TIRE ONLY ONE AUTEIOtlZED.--TheR Rob Of DR.. BOY
vEAU LAFf TEUR far superior Iups ~ Gust
other similar remedies. II radically cures
the skin darires scrou4 the con
accidents accouchmcnts the critical
OF life and hereditary acrmony OF humors ~ dcpua
powerfully Scucous os.arbs of the bpcder IN cnn
fractions Other Organs ps'rg nom abuses al
injections syIic te hob asFes ~
very ensuing from NE
lasa espasia cpbss from ojeconr when only reps
The euralzing The Rob Boyveau -, above an
syphlic ssssr whether lone stand
ne which of mercury or 'hs iodnre
or potassium.
GenrFai for the United States Gabriel tond'n eF 81
william wholesale orders culoi Ducnpgs
Ncw Orleans; aeuille, gan Francisco
rrtcu ri the druggists throughout the Unit
~. Gsrvsfs the meds
OF Roo win be Obtained ny writing b. ~ flon
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