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A. ". l1lAl"TS.
T. II M {Isg a. Ocrr.u

Car y Ehgtsh G -. Njt,oltf- ,Ts
rsltE EAnfn2hSt M q respectful, /, hesa leave Ia
| ino,n hla htetis ~ ',B9 ana Wrsi isaI.n
Ennrt. thnt. having established himaaH II the
afavety business Ia in prepared a. sell nrtieI.a
III ha Inns NJ cheap can h. nh'atrcd At any
other establishment ~ town \ e"nrfr,s #s4,t
me''t u Family .taeffIa4. WiNf& if4fph&.
1bRitfb, .f". .Iwaya on hati
M tay. A w HYATT
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INMhN r PATENT,
G0Ic NMM Door Springs.
VIE l1NnEnallNEn anla auenfs for

i this invaluable spring has them ."
hand and for aale nj price which ia Moth
ing compared will, their utility samples
con be seen nj my rlnte. on the gate OF
Joshua Deal. aud the I'a,ney House Door.
They a,e s,npe and would not be insult.
nh'e for the neateat pa'lor door IN this
city, apply at MorJAN II HuatEr,
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

GRAIN CRADLES Complete; Straw
" ro''e'a c"rn Shelters Tw'g and
Hedge shenra, Hay Knives, sythes, Sick
los. >hen,hs Hny Forks Rakes Chain
Pumps Cntden Engine I',lar Hooks,
Pick Axes, Grind Stone Cracks Axe
Handles furry Combs Hoes; Spades
Shovels Axes. &e &e., IT
IARGItIEN II LANOUE.
,nnypa. Cor Lafayette II Florida.
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Bscnl French, Inr 1Nnmsiilns.
4 FEW of the above goods, styles and
II Rich ratterna.
Also.
beautiful assortment Of
PLAIN nnfTEp and EMBROIDERED SWISS.
fnr maktug LAnttS srENlERS
Just received ~ the
Nays faiiAnt1risI. ttFAr SrnRE.
nla~s Se', q 4. .sar,r..c Tx mminsss.
A HANDSOME assortment OF There goods. lust
~ received hy s'eafner nlack Warrior,
Also,
RLACk q tnI'p NntKE ANTIQUE GALLONS,
AT the fail.ArELrtiiA tHsAr SreHE,
Mays Lafayette street.
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LADIES DEPARTMENT

Will be found full Of Fo,,red and plain
ia'ancs aud silk Tissues MusIns aud
Organizes Muslin, Jacouei " r,snnder
Robes Plain aud Printed Erl|luntecny /.
tamhlira. Linen l,awns~-~in short every
thing III iits long line
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Il. t,l,,,z
rltAE. GiiANntH II.


UNlE LADIES II BATON Rouge. are H.
l Hpet''lullv informed that AllaE cu,ll.
now At the lIatney iiouae whetr she
proposes f. teach the elegant a'i q cn,-
h'o,lrry A4n new stylr ot futi'n. aul
htt,nE I,etEea. nall,llas, tis, Nv al u,
citlug ,hart 1T |eet own invention called
" The Crystal Palace CHAT THIS i. ihn
1trHses Nla Guild. may he seen n the
Harvey lIotse
may dit
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Va.uAsls pRorwRry Ar pR,vAr. SALE,
Il will be seen by al. crtisemen, elsewh here
that the valuable property. Of the late
CnAsLsS rsss,EK, dec, on Lafayette street
is offered for sale. The terms are very,
reasonable, and parties wanting to purchase,
should apply Immediately to 1. Bonnc-
Gaze.
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rorrtAx So>as.--Our young lady friends
land and we are proud b class ali in town
under the aye Of sixteen--as such are
called on this morning, 10 notice the new
Songs just received by heroman. We do
not venture much in saying tina, Herc,nan
has the largest stock q music outside Of
New Orleans, in the State. The young
ladies should also observe. that Hcnuan
has rlu'ing. Crimping and rinking lfeps,
also Curling To- xucs ~
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MONTAN & HUGUET.
Notice.

" + undersigned has this day associated
with him in the Hardware business
JOHN y. I1UGUEr, and thankful 10 his
patrons ior their liberal patronage. so',cts
j. continuance u past 'avors Tor the new
firm
ap's y G.. MONTAN
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CIR nailp Cplllrt.
BATON ROt1GE.a":Jt1NE 10, 1850.

Mrs,e---sArunpAY Nianr.--Axkn, on
Saturday night last, there was mu.i. IN
Third street. About the witchiog hours, Il
came awakinx and calling back 10 sang'-
hls existence, the denisens Of this ancient
locality. Music At mid night DO not
she spirits 81 departed friends, break "p
their graves II the sound ii sweet ncses 81
melody At mid.nieM' Does II not carry
us hack to early days. when the heart wa.
warm and true, acting ever from noble
and generous inpnlse1 Al the sweet mel
My dies away, does II not carry IN with II,
10 the dream Ian Of the past, which livea
within W, melting 10 noh'e action Ay,
more than his; AZ the melody awells On
wa,d aud upward u lt,s us from the grew
e'ling earth. where the h,s,s u the flesh
and The devil hold us BY day, aud We fall
asleep again to dteam IT \ period whe" tie
partial conquest Of mind oyer body, shall
he complete, when mise,y and sin shall
4. at end fcrever, Give os music evrt.
Al morn and eve, and drive away The
heat and oppression Of midday, with IT,.
Any Kind Of music. the flute, the fiddle, the
i,aaeolette. ., the French HON. the rorba'
canurean, CIarionctt, Or cornet.a~plston.
the haut. boy o. The harp, The dead march
Of departed military worth, has pleasure in
Il. and tho lively airs 10 which Tho holiday
colder keeps time. All this il good 70 ill
the soul with lofty desire but rather give
m thu. sweet, that soul sourhlnR song,
whose KEY note il lodged with pleasant
memories Of the past, and entervoven with
our heart strings. Would youcalm the rage
Of violent man, when his body shakes q.
with an ague Of passion Then have somc
sweet wathling voice to sing to him. and
like lngomar the Barbarian. he may be
bound captive with cambria thread.
Come again into Third street, gentle
men, and play--sing III those old songs
again. and although there be a city otdi-
nance against "unlicensed music" you will
find friends, true friends and warm, who
viii lay their live. down 10 hold you w,
n It, In 4 better dav--when the present
hypcrisical grin shall b. removed hom
mems faces, aud the world shall be more
enlightened. the" We exwet'o SOC that or
dinance, in the recent ccdilication Of the
coiided laws Of the city. by cir friend,
Gayle, prohibiting any manner Of organ
grinding, OF other instrumental mn'ic in
the s,ree,s--expunscd, obiite,ated, annull-
ed Il comes out OF the same strained fu-
'tanical idea Of pmrrie'y, that prohibiting
aman for kissing his vii. on Sunday, does.
80
nnrrtAx SpNaS-~((ur vounr lady friends
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w lsiskey,

lust RECEIVED A LOT OF.' OLD
q MONONGAHALA RYE WHISKEYn
and for sale in bulk or retail low for cash
M. q. BRYAN, O
ma,23. NJ T.. Cor, Court House square
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a Rare chance.

DnDn YARDS q. Fine and Fashionable
-VVV MnsIlns offered ~ scat price
Tor cash, At a. WILSON y cos.
msy3lvl Next door 10 ,he Post uilice.
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T EO<StUT, m. Fnnnel, RIP, .TrnnI,
" Steel aud brass bark Butchers, Bow,
Webb. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and thr most OF them OF
Spear \ laclsson'sH make. Always on
baud at the Hardware store Of
lan21-'. LsneuiEK II LANouE.
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Mechanics Tools.

RENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID q Jacksons Saws, Plains " all kinds
Angers and Anger Bits, Brac. and Brace
Bits IIa'ehctts, Hammers, Carvers Tools,
Gimblcts and Coopers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
cts DC. MoNrAN Il HuGrET.
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10 4 small family residence offered IL
rent to-day. See notice elsewhere.
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Corn Il Cob Mill.

TNO AKKTVF n lew days direct from
l. the mandatory, nss',tr<l sizes Of the
celebrated Little Giant, " Corn aud Cob
Mills, at |ap3l LAHe'''. Il L"Soo.'s.
CURRY co. BIS, Clstcrn I'aucetts
" Brass Faucets, MoIasses Gates, nc,
mayG. MONTAN Il HUGUET.
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Num,Irirs.

III ESS PORK
VI Bulk Folk flour.
Segat4, LAID.
'ofae. ''ulleS Soaps
lea Wh,sks
Oils. Tobacco,
B,anly, W,nes
CIV, ktte ~.
In quant,', 70 *nst purchasers,
tor saie "
maps, NJ q l'ki An,
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hNuA II GKANNrnF HAY ny rn,nhase1 hn
~ Atuar Atnte ni T. Na,hnia ~, af4,,tiis II,
h,rn,s 1 ,ei, f,rn'is and tr public gel atay that
they have Just received ttntn New q isana n large
Assortment If Imported trsn'a ~ all l,an,la
rir.s II al an,ts M nesntiel th.wns md
atankiug Tnhase". Imported Gsnts'tna n,t,l also
til. best M,lar's Neuata All orders fam the
country Promptly attended to.
The tuttg Via ,ira figat store Rnrita Hl,are
" publ" patronage,
Il pHI7
apsautf rHAa GHANnrHE.
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L naisss,tsirrics

A VERY large stock oi Embroileries. tho
- e'nr>t nnA richest patterns. Cellars
'uiis, Chinlezctts, etc, 1T S,Nos's Capitol
h"nN More. Nav sly
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IIr,ssllexl lsrulslpcs!

Hearth, Marking, NhitewaEb,
Paint, Dust, common. Horse,
Tnr, Dust, Extra, Yankee fine,
Floor. d Dust, fnncy, Handled Fhoe,
Scrub, Printers Lys, Loug Wispn,
hhnvIng Wisp, Com Erohms.
Hacking. rupen Head, Deck Scrub,
On l,nnd and for sale by.
mayG MONrAN h UuGuET.
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Tu. EkGIu conn AND con MILL,

TIE MAGIC coHH AND CON MILL.
! H., 10 aNs hetetafnia -ttared f,,y /. RINniNa
ttEp ron arNtk, twin grind twenty ttsl,s g
" stock feed per hour, with the power Of one
,nnle ~ II viii Esnd sis bushels If fihs meal
per heur ~ as bushels of corn and cob fsr stock
iced per hnur. With the power ~ nne mule
This MAGIC Mill. waH patented ~ seItems
bef. ia'h. aud II nnduabtady superior - All IL
predecessors,
uHr prices will he fnuni e. ba no II Lower Than
ether a''ls af nFa,ir, qnais f"t sals ~
SAMUEL LunkF. !. ahd Front Laves
New nliaans
Argent ~, tts N.uttfnttn rprn.
fW- The above s.@4t,ilnL Mil can hn Fsan at
the stare ~ It. Il PA RTT fFnttli atrpet. hafeH
Rouge, who In the agent tas the shl@ ~ ne
same. The mill ear Il. f,'nlshea at any 'anains
IN tho river, b4tweer New o'l.nns aed bayou
Hara. fur AthaH9rsiphf un,ttls Il "ayi v.
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As,aitc Springs are Now Open.

A'saitc springs are Now Open.
THIS delightful watering Nc, III the
/ Parish Of L,vings,o,. is newApen A
large and commodioas hotel hS4a,een e.
rected for the accommodation al visArs. aud
no pains or expense has been spared. to
make It one Of the most delightful places
Of resort during the summer months, in
the southern country.
Everything is prepared for families, as
we'll as their house servants, horses, .tcs
that could be desired jane3.
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ClaI'GIlOAlntfcr.

DATENf LEVER. Detached lever and
! Larnr Watches, Just received aud for
sale lew, At TllEd GOLD NANN'S,
mayl7 Harvey House tasrmrn.
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W""t'"" Ware. llr"nn,s, brushes. So,
HAND E,ooua, W,sp., Hearth, Horse,
IL White wash. Marking, Sc,ubh,nr lob
web and Paint brushes, 1hurns Reels /;
butter Dashers Towel Rollers. t'utet
Samps, Wooden Spoons, Salad Folks
Wooden falls r,geins Cedar Tubs
Water and Well buckets, Coco Dippers,
Wash Boa'ds Wood Scoops Trays, Pals,
Sr MONTAN II HutUET.
mayo Church street
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Soap and Candles.
1nn BOXES STAR CANDLES.
/ wv 80 boxes German Soap,
Just received and for sale by
maybe JOSHUA bEAL.
FRESH GROUND FLOUR.-Purchas ers
Of Flour would do well to bear in mind, tina.
fresh ground family -four can always be had in
Baton Rouge, and of her own manufacture. To
insu re getting it all o. X. send your orders to
mars6 JOSHUA BEAL.
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AT uEa.1R.'>.
yan rur LONDON Port, quarts aud pints.
~ 4uun Fihr fsaats,
|, lara Fttme j va Coffee,
dea4 II N.,sn4tethhite eanre,
Z dntsn English Pickles IN Mustard,
4 lsnx.s 4 saattad Pie Fruits
\, Barrels F,a Il tn,rant,
IL nFptr nn,heeH Yea Powders.
~ barrels rrim. la,h.
4 l,ns he ttta Ftne Centrifugal EuEat,
4 81 prs t., aun,fl Matches,
~ hs'tee n'iad Apples.
~ u. % f,img I1in teiIea,
barrel Tnsrainnaa W,,takey,
| barrel ttau,l,un Whiakry
barrel M"n"nsn'ielh Whstey,
Jnst received an for anle ~ rntlagu and retail
Wv mays JOSHUA HEAL.
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wooden Ware

Do.igc'H Warranted Cow Bells!
THE LARGEST Of which are heard 3 and under
| favorable circumstances, over or mlea
distant. A good assortment on hand, for sale 1t
may47. LARGc1ER Il LASouE.
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SUPERIOR TEA.-1an Pounds choice Gold
- Chop Tea. Just received Ex Steamship
Black Warrior and for sale BY JOSHUA BEAL
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INN WARE-We have now in store a
l. large assortment Of Tin Ware ofeveIy
description which we offer at very reduced
prices. LARGUIER 4: LANOUE.
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Boring Machines.

4 FEW more left, Of The above labor "a
n wing machines, with thrc. aogers, AZ
ortcd sizes, at LARou,nR II LsscuE.
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Notice nr <o-I'nrtncrshit y.

TllI, undersigned have this day entefed
! mi" c". partnership, under the style u
MONTAN " HUcUl.r, Tor the purpose
ri carrying an tha Hardware business, in
all oi It's sn'oaa branches respectfully sol
ir,' the patronage y! the public, assuring
then that ~ future as latge and vn,ied
stock can he found nj their stand. and sold
as low as airy ho',se outside of New Or
leans. u e. MONTAN,
np1H I. s.. HUGUET
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lust RECEIVED.

lust RECEIVED.
y Bv the ''p-nnsylvania =" from st. Louis.
500 lbs Dried Peaches;
4" 8 Apples;
% Bbls. Extra st. Louis folu, which
is offered at the lowest market price for
Cash.
ap22 x. ToMLlNsoN & co.
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TO BAKERS,

TO BAKERS.
DECEIVED per steamer lohn }. Roe:
u FIFTY Bhls. Saperhne Flour; IS Pitts
field Mills; Is Sans Souci Brand.
These brands said to he most profitable
to the trade, we offer At New Orleans prices
TO insure fair trial
,une6 BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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cold Pens

Cold Pens.
WITH Gold and Silver Holders. also La
W dies Pencils. \ large assortment on
hand, ut ldccl9 Tufo Gor.pM.NN'S,
Watch maker and IeweIcr.
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YCST RECElVEO5
d French Jaconetts. small figured;
French Lawns !"
q pc. DeAiaet, for Bars;
Ladies Isle thread Gloves, all cclors;
and large variety e the latest style Of
Embroidered Conars;
- pc Irish Linen;
Embroidered Skirts.
Extra Ane Aarseills Quilts. ia;
- -. I. G. HaDdkerchief> At 81 81 dor
0Ay14 J. SIMON CO.
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Walking STICKS.

An ASSORTMENT inst received aud
"A for sale ut ml17l TuEo GolpMANN.
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ron CHILDREN !

1 SUPPLY on WORM lnIEN1ERS
II PARENTS should uea these IN reference
t. any nho, Dug
newees ta,m,rai,vr Ralsa,n, al way
made t,eHh when wanted,
Engpl'p li,ate vt Iron Syrup, All 'Srrl-
len, aud harmless. Tonic, tot rhlI,en
Also. I.actaie ot Iron and Manganese
rastlles.
III the above preparations can 10 safely
administered "a thi|liri,
You should gaze tlem 4 trial Fer =ale nj
luneG. NpcEL'S Dug Store
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Cooking Stoves.
.I,,st Received,

Pork.
4 LOT BULK AND MESS PORK, on
n hand and for sale by
June4 M. G. BRYAN.
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AssnLvtcs- .srsnt Asccrised.

1lRlEn PKUNls, l,eAL ava good, 11ttH
- pc, ro,n'
40 900 re,rus,on faps, d'ile'eut kinds
30 do7tn Hath lI,rls
u do Olive uli lpn,nl
a. ID H,auna l'zst ,r,e t.t,rr,
r. Eean= Letter and F''|stap l'ara1
5000 / lai,stalla Senars. tine flaVot,
5000 Boxes tinlts Matches
200 hutlrs t,tl'' u ,dagneala
80 Il, my Lemonade, al
l,,neA UnnEl'S N,pg Store
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'lNO tsROCER<-1on reams assorted WRAP
1 PING PAPER, ia store and for sale hy
mays JOSHUA BEAL.
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II
+ STRONG UNDER CURRENT FOR FILLMeRE.-It is
undoubtedly true that the intriguing politicians and
political wire-pullers ot the country are almost all
against Mr. Fillmore for President Int it's equally
true that his hold upon the affections of the
the honest and patriotic yeomanty OF the countg5is
strong and powerful Every where there is astroRg
uudereurrent among the people--the bone and sineW
of the countryn itself niiInjsa akahle
manner in his favor. the political dsaeognes
are ma king good deal OF noise, and creating some
confusion in the mind there IS class Of sober
thinking, Observing nlen--Inef who ask nothing de-
sire nothing from party successes, who love and
reverence the Constitution and the UHion and prize
country more than plrt ty4WhEse influence seen
and felt the ball0thoS On the first Tuesday in ID
vember next Within the last week or two we have
mingled largely with people from different parts Of
the State, and confess tatWe have heen surprised at
the expression of sentiment and feeling favorable to
hlr. Fillmore, which we have heard on every hand.
We have not noticed any marked enthusiasm for Mr..
Buchanan, particularly since letter of
endorsing the Cincinnati platform has Ieage1 .bnt
we have observed the strong hold MI Ei.iSnvle hsA
upon the hearts of the true men in all parts of the
Union. Go where you may, and there ht ore sen-
timent among the moderate and ennssFvatlpe classes
and that is, that Mr. Fillni,s is the nniY sae man
now ttefre the people, that ne has good Pres,
ifent and that the country atsaH aeeS Ibis services
to put down agitation is tfe substance Of the
sp1ntafeous heart-language nY tie honest. soheFs
minded men Of all parties and in ptibIs, Depend
upon it'll ye doubting fhantDses thefs il Il strong
Dndefc5rTent, deep aud rist less but which in due
time will lie elt. 70 the trae eaaIry We
say, stand DO nothing hNstfy Vast, priceless
l interests are in your keepi1s EPEHHSe hia Sun.
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GEORGIA IFsaa.-we clip the following from tbs

NE7ItHI q IIf3ISFsF VWItp IU 1UITIW fIVtlA lIe
Savannah Georgian OF the 18th instant
Railroad 4ceident The train from Macon, due
in this city at four yesterday morning, ran
Off the track near station No IL dealolisling the en-
gine aud breaking up the cars The reinan was
killed, and the engineer seriously injured Several
other persons sustained slight njares. The accident
was pccasioned by the washing away of the emhank
ment. g3 10 55s a
Lisastes-The ship Amelia. Mckenzie. from Car
diff for this port, with acargo of riroad mon, went
ashore near ,Fyhee on Tuesday night The cutter HIS
gone to her assistance, but We learn that there is
Slight prospect of getting her off, there is heavy
sea rlinning The Amelia Is consigned to Messys An
drew Low u CO.. tie ir6it, we think, is forthe West
ern and Atlantic Railroad. 6
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osvAnD AND. UrwAnD.-rhe Baltimore Clipper.

says:
The Hon. Edward Everett, of Massachusetts,, Hon
Of Virginia, Hon. Washington Hunt Of New York,
men who have filed some of the highest positions i'll
the councils OF our nation, and in the hearts ofso,1r
people, have within the past week taken their places
G1aham aud i'rnoks, and Hnven, and Humphrey
Marshall and host of others, of the ablest noblest
and purest Of our American statesmen, in publicly
enrolling themselves active volunteers under the ban
| ner of Millard Fillmore.
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PROGRESS OF Coz. LANE.-The Dubuque Mort
west contains the following ~

Eight of Jim Lanes teamsters returned to Iowa
City last Monday, he refusing payortheir services
and they refusing to work without pay. The "gal
liant u Lane was assaulted by one of them, taken
down into the streets of Oskallosa and his wind shut
off i'll the most approved manner On being released
he went to the armory and equipped himself with
dirks, pistols, bowieknives Sharpes rifles. ETC.. and
came out for IA fresh contest. He!was neld at bay,
and did no damage. 1t is the opinion of those who
have deserted him that he can never effect passage
into Kansas, and that he has no incnation to.
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IN y E r. / I'll.
gts6 Orlfalrs 1atEp Cttsfeut,
A Plea for Kissing, I.

f--------4 ~ Y sS445i= t2}3etgl
Ine le, fountains mingle with the river,
+ $A ", sa1a he rivers with the ocean
Inc winds Of heaven mix forever
with a.sweet CONJUNCTION Il 4
n y g otillng on thee ii single. st5
Az things BY a law divine. 2
In another's being rnirigIe
Why not 1 with thine
see the mountains kiss high heaven.
a, ana !. the waves clasp one another
~ A9 y !eaf q or Hover would be forgiy tS
~ $ie disdained TO kiss its brother
ana tne sunlight clasps the earth,
.5$,5And 4, m enc moonbeams kiss the aea.
BUY What are all these kissings worth
II thou kiss not me 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-24
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY "a, 1856.
T,HE, LAKE.
l-yzzn, PLEASURE ExCURsION
Il Lsrsa-EaTWICE i III REKZ ACRCSS THE I.A Il

e sTWICE A WEEK sACR0ss THE LAKE
. Rs5ss ss
commencing s o4 h, sfy
70 assEss s ho Ts a enjoy ys few houps IF lie
Il s s s Bes e asss Tam 5 s a
10 This arrangement viii Interfere viii tie regular
ss s ooa' bHnsf sa ssassse @
I. fi,a,;ss. r. Z, EXCURSION no KEY WEST,
s psnsssp4 Navy ss yata s1 s.
hrsaE Wet X to ten remaining
Ths i. S Mail steamship Florida, ". l. cezsens COM
Us Mails Fare fortIs Excursion, going and returnbg So
@ pxasa sseodn a s St
passage to ss . .-..Ea .s21s NJ gt;5 g
ty2l e e - - : r. PoydTas P sreet
,-rtJsss. rIzFs i. 4 FOR POINT oINT TcLEAR.aUNTIr FUR
hs5 sn, notice d the es.s seame5 "a Star
GgERaaaEs saffss SaR sflsf N direct for POINT
a
evenings ,sal, will leave town about SIX e'eeeb
M $ faf1ts ssTems nAR
" spsnda R IS ssae sh',ea Gnba
rego asis Bee s
sI e lake ead % Of
& a s Ps.a e hs he Z oses
ing water permitting. 'Tf5F5 81
Cabin Fare to Mobile. ................@
r. GEDDs, Agent, ID Bank Place.
New Orleans. November l., 1ss5.'7 s. T Z & .7fT n5
re- 1IAMDEVILLE, SlENvISBUIG,
l5as MADIsoGyILLE l1iL @ II and CoyINGToN DAILY
a aR Railroad enas Esf az o1 f Sfsifh
ana nnF Nh 5 CT m Il so snd
FRIDAY and SATURDAY at s A. M. y - II
VII is hs se
a sna @ returning will leave Madisonvilie
A' : = w. 20 SUNDAY StHtislSi EXCURSION.
bas ever every GNpA9 81 e
heE Az ssia lie i saap's
on board Price 81 cents. 8S$Sy Es3 8&
III IL ufns pa ''spass aa1'!s h5%ssa
i Z = 2 \ sa
CREOL Joseph Nelson, master, expressly for this trade
Railroad the arrival At the Lake of the cars follows
N sSg5 Esosd n oad fsses gSss TSg5nss
THURSDAYS. 10 A. NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING. T s.
ssEBaRAH sAEBsP
Leaves Jefferson Railroad r- q
TUESDAY Es A n cars 220 r NJ cars
qday mornings will not stop at Pass Christian and Bay ST.
Freight extra baggage horses etc on Tues
days and Thursdays by these trips must be to
railroad the previous in time the ~
rens and Fridays and Saturdays the
in time for the O'clock trains will be left uDt the next
trip. z55l5 s .''gg155 r. " =
Cabin Mississippi City BIoxiand Ocean Springs
1eGk i3!; passage 25
New,orleans. June l. 1856. s'fS - les i