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Gbe 1lmnllng Conlet.
Published Daily Mondays Excepted J
q. n. PIs<E, Editor 81 Proprietor.
Office on T bird Street.

gW Tcrnls.-THE subscription is fixed a ths
rate Of So 90 per annum, payable in advance, or
S6 90 at the expiration Of six months. The Week
ly Is published at - boz per annum, invariably in
advance. Both will be pnnctualy delivered with
in the luits Of the City by the carrier. .4
gY YAdycrsissng.-0 Dollar per sgusrs
for the first insertion, and half that amount for
ever subsequent inscrtion--ten lines or less, con
stitute n square. ........ .s.,z
Yearly Advertising. Merchants, Ira.
ders, aud others, will he contracted with on the
most reasonable terms
s# .FRb- ~ 0rk,- facilities for doing
Job Work with neatness aud despatcl-in All va
rieties of colors, cannot be surpassed by any es
tabshmeut in the City--srch as:
LAwYERs' BRIrFS--BAtL IIcKgTs--f fosrERs--BIIt,
HFArs-BriI. OF IBpiNGs-P PROGRA SELECTION
TtCBETs-DBUGGtsTs Label --CAHps--CIRcuLvRs~
and VISITING OARns. For farther particulars, we
invite you to call aud see our specimens.
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architectural CARDS, &f.
C.. @. WILSON.
rouae sipn g. Ornamental Painter,

House, Sign G. Ornamental Painter,
Third Street, two doors North Of the Post ONCE,
HAVING permanently located In Baton Rouge,
III we would respectfully solicit share Of the
public patronage. Being practicable workmen, we
are 10 work on the most reasonable terms and in
the best style
ALSO, Graining, Marbling, Glazing and Paper
hanging neatly executed.
eag Plantation work solicited and promptly
attended to. dec1S-y.
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To Planters.

A lKIN'S Corr and Cotton Cultivator
n This truly useful agricultural improv-
ment, has been fully tested by highly res
pectable and practical planters who afterlul
trial, say that by its use, in the cultivation
OF Corn, Cane, or Cotton, there is saving
of at least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow. It's new
invention, Patented March 30, lS4s,
Planters are invited to call and examine it.
A supply on hand and for sale by
w. r. TITNNARD.
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Among tEae late Arrivals
OF NEW GOODS At THE

VF NFW NVVUE IT FTFH
Philadelphia Cheap Fnsi, store,
WILL he found beautiful new lyle
W Paris Bareges Flounced robes, very cheap.
A large assortment of Satin Damask Table Cloths
and Napkins. very superior quality Of Gents bin
en- Cambria HnndkerchicfE afcw pieces of super
white linen drill For sale ut the
PHILADELPHIA CuEAr CASH SToaE,
marQ5-tf Lafayette Street.
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ltfw Cbrap Storf.


lust RECEIVED per steamship Cahawba, from
y New York, and opened this morning, choice
selection of ladies' Dress Goods. Flounced Bar
ege Robes, ChaIly, Plain and Black Bareges,
Ginghams, Lawns, very fine Black Alpaca, Super
Bombazinc, English aud french prints. Rrilliantes,
Corded Lawns, Paris 5ylphi1es, new article for
ladies dresses, Grenadines &C., at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE,
mar25 Lafayette street.
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To Architects, BuiIdcrs, Planters, &C.,

THE UNDERSIGNED would inform
i the public that they have in the City
of Baton Rouge, one of the largest and
best machine shops in the United States
for the manufacture of every description of
SASH DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS
Turning, Planning, Tongueipg and Groov
ing and that they are fully prepared to
contract for the erection OF Building &c.
Ug- Orders filed with neatness and des-
patch on the most reasonable terrrs.
ulyll. BROWN Il FOREST.
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BATON ROUGE
Dying and Securing Establishment.

TIsUE subscriber having removed to the corner
j of Third and Florida Sts, il prepared to
do work entrusted to his care in the neatest and
most wcfkmanke manner:
Old Clothes are almost made New.
He l. prepared TO dye for the Ladies' Il Gentlemen
LADIES.
Grape shawIs dyed or color restored, no matter
what color Silk Dresses, Shawls, MantlIas, Bar
eyes, Parasols, cleaned, dyed or repaired; Leg
horn Bonnets, dyed or washed.
GENTLEMEN.
Cassimeres, Merinos, Alpaca, Cloth Clothes,
either cleaned, color restored or dyed to any
colo, preferred, with despatch and neatness.
may7 NJ. HoEsbl, Dyer
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First Arrival of tsae Season
All THE ONE PRICE
Clothing E9asbDOs'fsgsas.

THE subscriber has Just received by
j. steamer CRESCENT Cry. from New
York, large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting of Linen Bosom Shirts; silk.
Cotton and Merino under shirts Shirt Col
lars Linen and Cotton Draws Hosiery,
Gloves, Snspenders, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf., Cravats. Neck Ties; Scarfs Stocks,
&c, all of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
and will be sold at low prices. In order to
do Justice and give satisfaction to cash buy
ers he has made it a rule in all cases to
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will in all
cases strictly adhere to that principle.
sept6-y. w. ID. PHILLIPS
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Authorised Capital, ::s:: S5Oo,o00,0o.
The Southern Mutual Insurance ConDany,
of Baton Ropge, have this day commenced
operations, and are prepared to take FIRE,
MARINE, and RIVER Risks.
Direct tors.
James N. Brown, Leon Bonnecaze,
John B. Kleinpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, w. +. Tunhard,
Jos. v Duralde, Joseph Larguier
G. G. Mediation, VIM. s. Pike,
Trustees.
w. B. Walker, jesse Hart,
F. y. Conrad, s. G, Layrock,
Chas. A. Slack, James N Bruuot,
Sosthene Al liam, w. y. Phillips,
Joseph S. Williams, Thompson J. Bird,
J. r. Noen Daniel d. Avery,
John A. Dougherty, Samuel M. Hart,
WILLIAM S. PIKE. Pres't.
ALFRED SHErpERs, Sec'y.
Baton Rouge, Jan'y, %, 1856, If.
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Dress Trimmings

WILL be opened this morning n
w beautiful assortment Of ladies dress trim.
mirgs Of the latest Paris style. Sash and Honnet
Ribbons At the PHILADBLPHlt CHEAP CASH STOKE,
mar25.tE Lafayette Street.
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ID ntistry.

.HyHE UNDERSIGNED offers his @f01s4
Il services to the citizens Of Ba- tYYV
ton Rouge and the adjoining Par 9ILLIT -
.ishes. lie Is prepared TO execute al manner OF
Dental operations on the most approved and
Scientific principles known TO the profession.
Relpg n graduate Of the Baltimore College Of
Dental Surgery land with several years practical
experience in his profession, he feels warranted
in saying that II he does Eotgive satisfaction no
charge will be made. Strict attention gives to
irregularities Of chdren's teeth.
W-TERMs-REAS0NABL No charge made
for professional advice,
ry- -oface hours--from O'Clock A. NJ, to 5r.A.
e~ ~OFFTUE--Second Floor Of Hercn,dn's
Brick i7aiading-PriUate Entrduce on Florida
STREET [july28.tfl r. II. TAYLOR, d. IS.
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JOSEPH MCCORMICK,

JOSEPH MCCORMICK,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
D.., Baton Rouge, La.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STANDARD LITE
rary. Scientific and Miscellaneous Books,
Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ma
aazines and Periodicals constantly on hand.
Also-AMERICAN and FOREIGN
Writing Papers, Blank Books, Envelopes,
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers, Bristol
Boads, Monohromatic Boards. rs vii.
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Steam Pressed Brick.

NOR the convenience OF the citizens Of
i Baton Rouge, an office has beef open
ed at Joshua BEAr.'s SroRE, opposite the
Harney House, where orders may be left
for immediate transmission to the STEAM
Brick and LUMBER Mills, Of fae snbscri-
Der, and will be filled with quich despatch
as If given at the office on the yard Those
wishing firm and durable article are So
licited to test the quality of the STEAM
PREssEp. Uv Brick delivered in tovn and
vicinity in any quantities. at lowest narket
rates. aug2S-ti) J. II. SCHENN.
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raPE CIR Az F'L0FTFs.-. "A sup
U ply OF this celebrated brand Of Flour has Just
arrived and will be received weekly hereafter,
always fresh ground expressly for the subscribers
whose arrangements have been made 80 perfect
that Bakers can confidently rely upon being reg
ularly furnished at New Orleans prices.
jun22 BARBEE BENJAMIN.
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French TEautaiHas.
REMOVED.

TAvTNG removed my Grocery into the brick
I'll building recently erected n the South East
corner of Court House Square, respectfully In
vile Old Customers and New ones, to give me a
cali. ljuiyA ~ ". D@i hl''
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JOSEPH M0NGET, T,.....................Ma Mayor.
FRANK NEPHLER, .......... City Constable.
JAS. ". BEALE. Assistant f" 4"
Aid or me n.
First Waid. second Ward.
r.. ARB0UR, SEE'R., ED. WILLIS,
JOS. LARGUIER, II. TOMLINS0N,
II. v. BABIN, d. O. M0NTAN.
II. L. WOLFE, -. Treasurer, Col'tr. 4 Assessor.
RoBT, q. BEALE, LE,................. Attorney.
W. g. WALLER, City Surveyor.
DR.. O. r. FRENCH, ........Physician.
VIM. P. COKE. Wharf Master.
Justices Of the Peace.
FRANCIS d. SANS. First Ward.
PA. WALKER, R,...................se Second do.
Parish Constables.
CHARLES CHENETTE, First Ward
ii. J. PUCKETT, ............ I'd. do.
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INSURANCE..

Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Of Baton Rouge.
HcorPordtndbv bv Act Of Legjatatnfe ofLoWistd'td,
,dpprored, Nareh 12h, 1855
Authorised Capital, :.:: S5OO,G00,00.
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Notaries Public g. Auctioneers.
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Thirty Fifth Corporate Yoar
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a ci tL' primitive cast they r.t,,n ninth 80 br
the n traditions that have been b,nJ.j Jo,,s r.,
Their fc,, "is'hrrs. ''''''' ~" u y
Great pr, 'arations for rslroad celebration arc
1,irg on IN Me-. real 1t j. TO come off AZ tb ~
| 6ftli, month. vlrn the Grand Trunk Railrc,5 h.
| tween that city ard .his. will he omen In fx
| fsys SIP Coo were collected; and il is .el
hat tie amount will in the eud foot up to : 10 ono
Here " III of course be great number OF persons
| IRON the United States. Were several lines u rail
| road have agreed 10 pass gu cts free
Tie legislative Council elections are -,fng on
IT. Tanhoullnett the Minister Of Agriculture b,s
been returned for Ridau by Reclamation The
Vauc,s have gained some successes ~ Lowe C,n.
adj: but the Of their candidates BIZ been defeated
by avery large majority.
TIE Governor. General has returned fSan the or.
tava and the members oftle cabinet come st,ag gg
into toSn one otter another. There is cor III e ln.l
in polii'c.--the meetings that were some fille ago
feinc he'd to petition tie Governor General 70 d..
sc-vc Parlisnen being st an end On the whole
tie movement must be- pronounced a failure s,eing
that tie parties who originstef il were bester in
ilrer consecutive meetings, aud had 10 give up tie
enterprise altogether
Tie Southe.Tl Railroad dispute has been settled.
5rd tie cOnieLdiug parties all ia lend their
a.si,tarce to elect It's construction The Great
Western steadily refused the amalrarnaf Oh which
Mr. Buchanan proposed. and the hHe vii now be-.
iudru.udeIt. Tie chances IF ITS success may b..
measured by the fact that it il sixty miles shorter
Than tie Great Western. and runs thssggh q much
1,
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COTTON MANUFACTURE IN ERAzIL.

~ 4s4' .s-s - H. =. l. Inbdif.
RIO DE JANE.gO. Aug. II. l-"'
x d7si bttcurt 70 make Cotton et'th IN 'l'
Pro.ncV rf E.o de Ianeiro lad the advantage "i
u -;eri-i aid from ile Government 10 The extent %
S.9,ff0. The f,ctory was built in h" ear I'D
Il. AID was 10 ied four or five ndes from me cen
ger Vt bu>ire.> in The City of Rio as If 1t were au
Objec, to l.rGnisn the facilities for tran'pof'''"
- much as possible. Bid "a aas the location 'A'
management was .I.rse. and after running one !f"
Il isiiFd, sinking II, Government boz a. ana '"''"7
the y3r., VITO undertook TIE entcrlfIe. ,.,.,
Tie neat nGtrIapt was undertaken WIN IN
,n,er3risr aud capital. and has ''iccttN'N va ~
Cvr ule,il>, Ia Government having gwen II ~ y
ILLsi. even g, ~ gu4d Vii. lIe i'c'o'! VIZ a.
~, built b ihi- city wss driven o; ~,
! lSutc- fae,er 'ouud site ou the III
hose waters turn lis buy niacblueiy lne q,
! H>hm.ui = known IN Ills Province o' 'h' .s o
.'Fs6ii ca Il. S..to Akjyo. u ! i"e'''1i vi 'r'
ShOc-H eu:ored river, nine miles a'o'. ~, ~. !
tCat la cotton. There is 81 excciir" ca a.
fr'r tie icctoiy 20 Masf. where tAe 80
b. I'd q. 10. aud vi, e h, n" iu.' -
"a. Ttcls'ory building Is Of We d; WI H'"'
I.1.-rli. E fic ,.mle. hcfI! aud al u th5 'Ia
fsc.y-.. ole see- 10 frequently as hr ~
N.w-Erg'aud indeed. Il was " goI y N - 80
land snd shipped 70 Brezil. The sce.nrIS : u.on
paterson, \. J. The operatives sSSa! l." ~ nun
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MILIT.iEi.

r,.fr ot az sEtLNIa EfoIHEst "a COZ. ,ihE~'
Tie National Guard, comprising the seventh "''''
...NYS VI tul,r cemnaaG OF Col. pJrye''
....J,..,.,J,, ,sf,.r., .or iu-rechon aud review.
N.t ,.d,L -, ya.;ous companies COM
o..;,. o.. pe.;ncnt a.seubleo III Laioyeie
-, "a ,r,,ce .ealoh,d through Fourth
10. AID Rredu-v To Washington Parade
c.,,.,s ,r,,. they were usp-cted accoriAs
=, 1,rs ), I..,..to,.C.rersi Bt.ce. The resintat
,or,s,eJ liz b,0dred and fay gu, inch. the various
,c-rn.ri,. y. i,y commanded as iole-s,: ii. Capt
Btn.eI, I'd, Cap. Shaker u, Css., PRICE, sh, Capt
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F'blrt 90. CasF Slt.sht. 6.h. Ca,i h,v,rs -.
Capt hooroe; sh. Cap. subway. Anef t5e -
'l,etoh oy Gen. Brace, The regiment formed m =,
'u' was nceived by Gov C'nE and sts;T ana r.
No Gen iiall of the Third Brigade. The line u. a
brke ~. column and passed IN review before e.,
,'oytror hooersng him Nth the marching s.aie.
At 'te termi5lton Of this cerrmony the rec me,s
m"rebt% Up tfh avenue to Broadway. and dow,
Broadway . SPris s!1ci, shtie The companies -,
dsn ,s,d.
PARADE - IHf EGaH RrcINk>r
lac E'siih Rcgner, n. Y. y Mlni, com,,.ef
al t"e Light Guard. Captain Vincent: Stat. 0.,,i
capt dcInscn, and Gard. Lafayette Caa. Iecle,
also laraded Yesterday afternoon and wss insn.c,at
and .t'Ie"'d By Inspector General Bruce ard Gov.
dror CEN TIE sment looked well the rank, De-
IN. ~e.l 6.cd.
EFCFPTioA of NliIrARS VISITOR.
Tie Natioua Gmys of Kingston numb.n,, c,.s,
men, under mmard of Captain Berry. arrived N IN,
city Yesterday morning, ard were received nv "a,
seventh COMPANY National Guard Capt. Mr,r,.
whose lvess The, viii De during Their visit Tn.
Clay> were csccrtcd 10 their quarters az downtown
hotel where. at,ra bricf respite they Proceeded %
bitakiast in heir hosts at Ta,ors Salcon In tho
Afternoon Tie vstus participated in the persse at
" ashmgten ,quare, aud IN the evening patock ola
,ru,r at Continental Hall Broadway. Speeche. wera
made by various members Of the Grays and tn,
Seventh Company and the festivities were KEEP, -
until lats hour
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REPrRtrCN A>NTNBIV CONVENTION Dr.
IRNr.-The delegates to this Cony en,.cp met ast
evening at NJ. - Ann street, and after several bal
otnes, the vote resulted as tolleus:
Allied tfooscl..........7 Eiw idP ppet.........,. q
Mr.. Croc kcs nomination was then uade uoaninious
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WHO NpNiNAIiNC CoSN ENTIoss.-Ths body held
M adorHntd meeting II Constitution IIa, last even
ing Beijerin y. Quack presiding. The proceeding.
were prN2.s, but cur reporter was informed that tho
Convention Endorsed the s1tre Ame,,,an city ticket
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Tue steamship Eric>Sou Capt Lowber from Liver
Ioo oct ]. wed at IBIS port sbor. O'Clock las
nor IN. U,rncws has been anticipated BY the Pet
ala. Oct H. lat. Al IL, Ion. &C. 3. passed steam
shr Glasgow. loud East
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EsAPrtAPANcN % JAMS WA,bhcS--On Non ty
eytrrg next the veteran actor, ,'ames Wallack. VIII
appear At Walacke Thoatcr Hamlet beiog the
tint INC lie has und. takon that character fcr eeVva
years.
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vile Teresa Arodi, assisted by ST.. Tbenni Sig.
Ho,in and Parl ALLEN, under the direction OF N.
Srssosch viii give her first grand concert in New.
York at Nito's Saioon. GU Wednesday, Oct -.
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CoNv1srIon OF FIRE1EE.--The Engineers, Fore
mcu. ard Assistant Forcmen of the Sew.Y Fro
Depart N mt met in Fremens Hail last night to devise
sne plan for holding the Engineer elections less obec.
til abe than the present mode of voting in the engine
houses and returning the votes by companies Mr..
samuel Bmbaus. jr., called to preside, and MIR.
A!obzo Sote, Secretary. Mr.. John \. Smith, Fore
man of Engine Company No. 81, said that he had pre-
rared solutions embodyDg the features Of the pro-
Ios.d refoIu II well known that under the pre,-
cn s,.t.m zee expression # the choice of member,
# fine Department could mol be obtained Fayortisni,
u,rsoual inAucncc the .ar Of giving oense and false
,cturs. hsd often been brought to bef on the result,
rld Frequently with success. The Plaza proposed would
I,iste al thu. The buttons psoylde that AZ al
Ie,toYs f,r Chef and Assistant Rogneers hereafter,
th,e shall BE- iom polis the 6rst To- voting members
IN The Fr.t and Second Districts, DC second ior the
; rI and FnuIih Districts II Tlrl for the Fitth and
Sixth and Ike Fumth 'Or the Seve. ia and Eight DIS
hitts the Engineers Board to sllect the places br
zach poL ard appot three inspections to ea,h. .hs
r1ls ME Ia be fmnsl I'd by the C..k OF the tOrstn
! (mnc viii lsts Of daily qualified voters to be con-
rc.ed Of m.nw lo have L,Ongcd to the Departm AZ NJ
least three month before such eiattion The election
to he conduct II in the usual manner, and the votes
IA be- .anyassed in pul lie and b.sDre adjounng VT.
! M,mt moved To hay the WHOM matter upon the table.
Lot by - 10 49, d motion TO sefer To Coniliitce IN
r,r,tt on TIE Irl Of next mouth was then adopted
and Near. yslr FarnLam Smith, I.yhcs al blonis
! wtge atpoinf,d .uch committee. The Convention
then az 'wnod.
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CITY ITEMS.

The first C,r''rrt of Mr. Strnkosoh viii take place
~ Wccnesda next. He win be assisted by Nus
rdrodi. Signors Hbeiui and %ai.u and Paul Julien.
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FATAL O.yUHrESC8 ~ tH,MBFRs sffAEr'-JT-
sner HIS bold an inquest at the new building nos.
re and ~ Chambers street the body Of Ch'l-daa
M,choGsr, who vas found ling dead IN the bn'e-
m-it of the premises. iAe,s was no gIstve proof
ooirq ~ show how the deceased met bi. death, but
tLere e hut NE doubt that be accidentally ieii
Though the uo hole from the first door to the eflsr
1t :-.aico # early tScLty feet. Ia is fail th he-
%, .ed suo, uIon some 'iEbers AID fractured eve
~, II b.. lib~ L.-ie secc'yiBg other iDjaes' ''n'
o ,ll,,s. NJ have ern mated flt-!J so9n a",t~"u
III. Jury ier,Irre.l verdict Of " Acc'de'sh 'a'"
nj, a, 49,. fr,mer by trade, aud was s1apoyri
-. The r,ore.s,d premises. H. resided 90 No. III
Lamo, street where he has ieit a ~,to'' am 900
,lnd Tn, d.ccas,d wos 7es.ve Ct H'sa'!' '''
~ ,ea.- e a-e.
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~ ---- ~~r'bNt'"N'--hh ""'''""e1
..;.. this Convention win he held nj the roaAs ot
the Re ,aenn Central Committee, No. 663 Broad
way, OF Saturday evening, 0ct. ~, at o'clock. A
full attezlan,e is requested.
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t. SLAYER 7 UcHTA.--Ricsad POLLEN emf
Flares 4. Martin. appraisers appointed by the Count,
have reported. Their valuation Of the Panchita 10
si,oC0 Da Cunha yesterday morning partially
examined b, Commits sner Bets. The ori, witness
called "a vet is the frt mate Of the vessel, A. j.
Blower His tcstirrouy with regard to the general
facts similar to that which he gave IN Capt Nay
lor's case, All that box. agninst the defendant was.
that he bad constant conversations with Mosqull2 on
shiuboarJ The examir~.i"- - - ~
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ACtAINA>I ioT 1hh So tN ID -
.,4r,t ne big Baman, 'sizcd some snt
-, U,tuty Mar h1S DE Angels and NeNis', .pn
~, { en-! afo.-'o engag. nth lave tadev
...l .ii II auction iof - 800 Ills sum, wAfL has
,,,,1,;rg H. tie Dtdet Court s.aco that tilne sa'
..erlsy paid over adequate geo atty, .bA :, e'on
,,ued John LcNy, he Ginning ~ have sssn no
ovuer Of tie ye.-eI. H. ,hs abs.."e o. o'"aan,,
N...rs De Argus an,i Nesins eO,l fest yy'n rnt'-
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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21
Democratic Principles.

Democratic principles are Interchangeable, based
upon truth and the Constitution, they need no
change.
The Cincinnati Convention has re asserted the
principles of the National Conventions Of As and
1872, also the principles of the Democratic faith of
1850, as established under the administration
of the ilustrious Jefferson
Such are the principles Of the American Democrat
cy. and such are the true principles of the American
Constitution and goycrnEcnt-:c true principles OF
American Rcpn,icanism and Constitutional Liberty.
What contrast is here presented to the different
isms now in Lfactions opposision and collcagncd
against the great American Democracy, with Know
Nothingsm at their head, IA new creed and faith,
such they are, for every year. and for every sec
ton of country-even for every State.
1t would be natural curiosity, worthy the not.cp
Of Barnu TO see collection of these political
iungusses ana monstrosities generated for Che last
three years, gathered together from North, South
East and West. Such another Babel Of political jar
gon such another collection of political nlonsrosi-
Ties aad deormitics of all shapes, sizes and coors
would never again astonish the gaze Of the Amcr
can people.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-21
A1nbrotypes.

On yesterday. Prof. d. G. Morse brought to our
office, for our inspection, some exquisely beautiful
specimens of the imbrotype, n modern invention in
the way of likencsscs, taken by f. c. KinLSGER, ut
his Ambrotypc, Photograph, and Daguerrean Gallery,
jackson, La. These specimens show II high order OF
artistic talent and prove the operator to have thor
knowledge of his business. We would recommend
the lovers of the beautiful, to call Mr.. X, at his
gallery and procure likeness, on glass, taken by
an artist second to no other. The Ambroycis taken
glass; and is far more durable and naturally life
like than the Dagucwcotpe, and is bound to super
ccde it.
From the specimens before MS. We have no lcsitan-
cy in prononncing and recommending Mr.. kipLINaEn
Us perfect master Of the beautiful art. He is fur
ahead of any operator who has ever visited this sec
ton of country lie will give thorough instructions
in the art TO any wishing to learn the business.
See his advertisement in another column.