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Tile publication of ofs edings
attending the enlents Of plocesson ing
SIie corner stone Of The nlonanle Herry Clay,
tliis city which akes place today may he seen m
another column and should be care noticed by
Hi propose sharin ovation
to the memory great and truly orator
politician and statesman merits, though ac
knowledge were never rewarded III his life
time. 8 3
The procession move, at ten O'Clock precisely,
through Chartres Camp, julia, 81.
Charles to Canal streets.
Citizens generally arc request to Join in the pro
scession, whether beEon to tons
and masters Of vessels and steamboats, and foreign
seonstls aresreq ted I'd disp their flags
In order to give funess to the details to tfis
more before mems minds merits q ll'e
memorable man in hose honor these proceealHss
are All oration will be delivered
which, We are assured from innens aa elo-
gnenea VI the orator and from onene
lie Has To handle MIL be Of the present orator.
tbe areat on tor rome and the A
I5brliant ode id the a.
H ~, e,lopf md III Doninq Roquet, will
d ha snna ii tfe of the Orleans
bY Tile splendid orchestra Of that establish
III alent. ~ N. G,
H, ID dress, written by Madame ctaFia Walton lie
of Mobile on the # Ian of the Age abound
md iii polished strength and poetic
Ebe delivered bY Capt Charles d. Dreux; an ode,ln
4 English III II. Esq. and the celebration
viii lie at IN end. But it's enc, we believe, there
will be the still warmer and truer re
gard FOL tie memory the old man eloquent, whose
mortal part sleeps quietly near ndwhose IN
mortal part lives and shines, and shall ever shine III
4 the foremost Of American glories.
Fhirtyetwo guns will be fred in the morning, t
harbinger the day tfulness and thirteen more
when the stone is laid The stone itself will be ait
by tile Masonic Fraternity. a civic ceremonial, 9
like importance has not been seen in our city sinc
the pageant CONNIE Grating Clay, Websterand Gal
houn, in 1853. Delegations expected to be Pre-
sent from Mobile, Natchez, Yicksbulg, Baton Roug
4 and other cities. 3Ej
II will be seen from the schedule that the arrange
ments are upon no contracted scale that the officer
and gentlemen having the nlatterin charge entertain
a Just appreciation Of the appreciation entertainet
by all classes Of people residentin NeW Orleans To-
the memory Of tile great statesman whose gifts Yer
III so great !; whose attachments were SO broad; who's
N patriot was so immortal and sincere and Whose
a fame Isl and ever must be, glowing and growing i
u the history Of our country.
n II would be neither inappropriate nor tmed 70
citizens, on the route designated, to make medis
Iplay Of their sympathy for and with the objects
flco no z51 I
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al. ~ snril q .-G en. Harvey has arranged
terms Of peace with the Indian tribes q w Sesl
Tt,I,, nm A15ril destructive fire oe-
c,,,,ed today M Tie corner If Fourth and Chesnat
sfreets. Tie losssis estimated at $4,000 5s
fs New York Cotton Market.
NEW YoRK, April 4 j, Cotton advanced yesterday
to Ic.,8with sales Of y 900 bales Orleans Mid
n. Desysy,s Lecture.
Dir. Dewey delivered aIectnre, at Bev. Dr. Clapp's
church. last evening upon the character Of St, Paul.
which drew a large and intelligent audience.
Dewey said That Paul was not that charactero Of
man whose life would be found in Garlyles & Hero
Worship, though eminently among the worlds he.
roes was a heroicselfc onsecration to the human
veal and he shows the grandeur Of christianity His
mark isnot Of the same quality as Demosthenes and
Lycurgus, but nobler and more permanent; and the
pro-consuls, who passed him BY unnotced, have been
forgotten, while he has been growing in greatness
Men must live for something; for what more noble
object can they live than christanity-the hope q
humanity and the worlds center? Saul had higl
literary and scholastic entertainments johns love
for Christ was tender and wonlanly saul;s that O
"a warrior. m s3 a5S;
4 In the pursuit Of his great selfimposed duty, he
made FIRM long Journeys. and taughta religio which
was as oak to gossamer, compared with those which
he combatted. His labors did more to aid moralit,
alone than all the teachings Of Plato and Socrates
His1te-blood beats through every epistle he eve
wrote, and his eloquence at Mars Hill was almost d
vine. There was wonderful balance as well as. com
prehensiyeness Of character belonging to him;
many-sided, octagonal and prismatic character. Eli
logic was as hard and close as that Of Demosthenes
He had no personal ambition only anxiety FORTH
cause he advocated. He was not an ultrareformet
dreamer Or sentmentalist, though atfectionate, bu
bold and stern. There Isl church now rising to hin
at Rome to verify the great assurance he had.
There was close attention paid to all that vas said
andrery evident Qualification evinced By the audience
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Louisiana

a. louisiana
PEaAT1HArEorT GnosEEEErTc:tr
MANJF'AC GLORY,
us Canal ST., Between Royal and Boufbony
NEW oRLEANs. 49,
The undersigned having completed arrangements for the
manutaetory Of T.
PLANTATION CLOTHING
very large SCALE takes pleasure in informing his Country
friends and the Southern Planters generally his
pared TO supply them ut the shortest notice with
READY-MADE NEGRO CLOTHING
of the material and cut to fiji ndivdual at low
prices of inferior quality of Northern manufacture.
PA. HERRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
mis- 2ptf lis Canal, bet. Royal and Bourbon SITS.
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paT> a learned writer, Dcnsiy, says: 6 Dry
den ensure his brilliant visions of poesy ate flesh and
Mrs Radcliffe adopted same plan Green tea and coffee
we sleep induce dreaming, ap Porta, for procuring
quiet and pleasing Dreams swallowed horse tongue after
supper Indigestion and that condition which is termed weak
irritable stomach constitute most fruitful source Of visions
immediate direct influence of repotion in totally alter
ing sensations and The disposition in waking moments is
proof ifs powerto erane the circulation of the brain and
faculties in Sleep. People who troubled with in
Digestion may surely get relief from Hooland's German Bit
ers,' sold exclusively in this country by Dr. G. ~ Jackson
100 Arch street. Philadelphia and by his agents See advcr
tsenent. " Al aplm&W
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EDr. Susseese2 Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. lis GRAyIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CAscERs scALpTIEAp, WHTEsfELLlHG, SORES and
ULCERS Of every description. iHSl 2ply
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MAcALLTsTERs adA GIC.-T There will be an afternoon
performance Maeall the Peliean Theatef,
to-day, when the feats necromaney, for which he
has 50 high reputatio will be perform
ed. The opportunity is an admirable one for ladies
Z and children 4.
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REsonn Island ELEcTIoN The Democrats were
detected the Rhode Island election on The Sd inst
Hoppin was elected. and therewill be ma
jorit against them in both branches of the Legs-
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81 TEACHER NTEp--A entle,nan qualified for such
position is to take charge of the Boys High
School in the Districts Application can be
made to the Of Schools, No. "a City
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SATURDAY HI RNIsy 4 q 1856.
5sl s=ET IN 3
q, ii a d " Il, I'll d. i S ID Is s IS

Our advertising who desrs e MAKE 1he1r
bushes Know columns 81 pouhieS
Sheet Oh tls BIZ sending 81 their
& ifayors Is earIy tosdag is bic
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In order prevent the prompt for
nation Of the Procession the GRAND MARSHAL. directs
follows:
1st The Legion forming leading Military
Escort, under ike command of Gen H. W. PALEREY will
take position St. Charles street. the right resting
non facing the ST. Charles Hotel
/. The First Division, composed Of
Clay Monumental Association,
jackson Monumental Association,
Washington Monumental Association
Orator Of the Day
Governor of The State and Staff
Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State, Auditor of Public
Accounts,
State Treasurer Superintendent of Public Education
Attorney General Surveyor General,
Foreign Consuls,
Members Of the Senate and House of Representatives,
Mayor of the City Recorders,
Members Of the Common Council,
City Officers,
Directors Teachers Pupils Of the Public Schools
Veterans Of lSli-l8l5
Major Gen. Tu Eggs, U. S. A., and Staff,
Officers of the Army and Navy Of the United States,
Major Gen. J, L. Lewis and Staff,
Officers Of the Militia,
Collector Of the Port Naval Officer Surveyor
and Postmaster
Invited Guests and Distinguished Strangers,
Judges Of The Supreme Court
Judges of the United States Courts,
judges the District Courts and District Attorney
Free Hasons.
Grand Lodge and Subordinate Lodges
will City Hall half past O'clock and be formed
St. Charles street i'll the order named from
thence by the Grand Marshal and Assistants proper po
son.=
.. The Second Division, composed Of the
Fire Department with Banners
the direction OF Assistant Marshal Col. GEORGE W.
SHAW will form Tie south side Of Canal street. right
resting the Of Curondce with their left
Rampant
g. The Third Division, composed Of the
US. Receiver and Register Of The Land Office,
Superintendent and Officers of the Mint
U. s. Navy and Pension Agent,
Recorder Of Mortgages and Register Of ConyeyanceS
Clergy,
Members Of the Bar
Members Of the Medical Society
..-s.. Academy of Science,
Administrators of the University Of Louisiana,
Law Faculty University Of Louisiana,
Medical Faculty of the University of Louisiana,
Notaries Public,
Mechanics Society,
AIgers Mechanics Association,
Association Of Steamboat and Steamship Engineers,
Catholic institute,
Southwestern Bible Society
| Southwestern Tract Society,
| Young Mems Christian Association,
| N o. Typographical Union,
New England Society,
under direction of Marshal Capt CHARLES j..
c. DUPUY, of Gen Palfreys Staff will form the Of
Canal street, the right resting llue with the right Of the
! Second Division in the order named.
| 4. The Fourth Division composed Of Tho
>V!S,o,e 'et'e'sf
w., ',r"'
9' 0''" 9 sSe'!'
} -. "E04s' ''ete's,
c n SnyN n nshe'"se"' aosIssy,
| Nen''' n1oeus,S 'Ssos'"10''
| St. J0sephs Society,
| I, ,"' 'e.''S'
| os i NoAs'
| spHn!s' n'I 'S 1 1 's.e.S'
| A's!F'n nSH Tr aoele'''
Cbambcr Of Commerce,
Board Of HEALTH
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anno rlistake occurred in our
Vi which were oby
Gus to these 1T aeqnain the matter. They
Will appear corrected i'll our weekly edition. n
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asosls Islander Of the 29th ult. states thai a
alqS pregiQtlaa man undertook to cross the
on the ice, near Lyons Iowa, witfla wagon,
in which, besides HIMSELF were two and four
children. They broke through aud were all drowned
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NEw ORIEASs, ] AoksoN AND GREAT NoRruER,S.
attention e readers ii called 10 notice If
ths company sating tBst on Sundays an
cprsRa tkan the city At 8A NJ and return
ing iii 3epts Al half The usual rates
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firm Of Taylor 4 Hart was dissolyedin March
BY ne death tha sstinable gentleman Hiram
Hart By reference Dar columns will u seem
that MessEa 4 e of it, Taylor and II.
Churchill Of New have formed panership for me
pagase Ct M business ~ the aie firm under the
mime and style u chpFeh ii The I'D stand M 20
Magazine street.
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sr,t,tT ii OR rs

The win be published Monday morning,
:ol 4 doubIe sieet d. usual Our Monday publiea-
don ii lls fle in the South West It
cor tal an immense cunt of8 gina literary
iilil ellaneous the usual
quantity of domestic and news
aIe ofeiaI proceeding Boards of the Com
mon Council win also pear, In which ale many I'M
ant tables. ID @ VI. III s3S5
Cur edition on Monday viii be extra ordinarily
81 copies agea lfeady
bsen ordered r5stzn sat- KS. 5.sss
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Suction Sales.

EXTENSIVE TIME SALE5O OF WATCHES, Y, etc''
continued onaccount Of Liquidation Of Melville Y 20
$ by gardner SMITH, Aucteneer ~. &
FT WIS DAY, MT O'Clock, md the following
days will be sold at auction lit the store 80 Canal street,
near Comp. %
Alarge stock Of Fine Gold Watches, Chains md jeweyof
every Descriptions Clocks; Gus, Pistols Plated Wars etc.
ISsJ-Terms liberal-at sale. -ses% mil
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TO tsN auEso esse Eigag07's -.
WCLFES
S G H z D a NJ A r O Nj A u g
aGAM EL 70 a~-Ez7Dsas-

This celebrated beverage is manufactured 1T the factory OF the
undersigned Sceda Holland. He is the sole importer
we'll us the exclusive of the article md
ration bearing the of Sclnapps that is not procured
either from establishment New York, from his agents
in other cities, is genuine reliable
II barley of the finest quality selected with great
cure from products Of the most celebrated graintrown
districts with the of the aromatic Juniper
Berry Italy, and is rected by peculiar process which
pcls from the spirit every acrid particle.
As of preventing and correcting the dsgreeabe and
often effects produced the stomach and bowels
by change Of Waer- visitation which Travellers set
tiers all unuccinated are liab'ehe Scledam
Aromatic schnapps will be found absolutely nalible while
in cases Dropsy Gravel Obstruction OF the Kidneys, Dis
eases Of the Bladder Dyspepsia and Fever and General
Debility recommended emphaticay by the most dis
tinguishcd members Of the medical profession
the public understand the ScnappS is not sold By
the gallon pipe only sold in quart and pint bottles in
quarts and two dozen pnts each bottle
veope yellow paper with my the bottle cork, and
fac smile of my signature on the label.
For sale at uI the respectable Druggists and Grocers.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
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Wholesale Agents in New Orleans.
JAMES W. BURKE No. IS Common street.
CADY 4 HOLMES, No cfrayier street.
A. D. GRIEFFsS Co, Nos. So 10 and 70 Old Levee.
GOODRICH & Co.. No. q Common street,
EATON & HENDERs0N,N No. 16 New InSee. g
G. NJ. BAYLY & CO., No,S5 Canal street,
HALL, KEMP K CO., MOL Tchouptoulas street II
CONVERSE & CO, cor. Canal and New LcSGe SITS.
II. j. HART 4 Co, No. 10 Tchoupuoulas street
THOMPSON, ALLEN & CO., No. . conmon street
SCHMIDT t ZfEGLEE, No. IFS Old LeTee 55 g.
W. L. LANIERF& co, No &c Poydras street
A. & II. BLOCK, Nos, 8 and Front street s=
ELLIOTT 4 CO., No. 10 Poydras street,
PAYNE, STEEL & CO., No. q Tchoupitonlas street.
BUNNELI & BAILIFF,5 No 10 Grnrier street.
F. W. COELER, No. no Common street.
o. 0. WOODMAN cor, Magazine and Common srsets.
And all tie Wholesale Druggists and Gsocers in the United
States. MIS- 2pl1eod
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.Esyose's MusGeeytr0ae.

People by Dandru harsh decaying Hair, should
use LYONS KTlfAIRoN. 1t is without doubt the most de-
sralo toilet article effective remedy fot Nervous Headache
the world. Price 25 cents in laFge boesto be had
throughout the world Soldby ~
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
az 2p6t n and lsl Chartres street.
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EDOybe05.7S
Sgce gRse CEs53Eresa.

OF OF children that die before they reach their
twelfth yeu believed to be the victims of
tera worms, diseases arising from that cause. Inedi
like
WINER'S CANADIAN YERMIFUGE.
which will inaibly and rapidly the disease therefore
of immense importance every family It is etocd in the
highest by the faculty and this lime when the mortal
ity among children thin before known it is
safe prudent for any households be without it, Beliey-
the friehtful increase Of deaths children is
nuuy attributable the disorders they produce
this specific all who have charge of young
families.
nBe particular aud remember the tWincr's Canadian
Fermuge This the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale wholesale and retail i'll New Orleans, by
-.. J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Tropletors,
nj 2pNoWeFr&Wlt Nos. 81 and ISL Chartres street.
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Floor OIL Cloths.

Three twenty feet wide of designs and choie
qualities, cut suit any sized room or hall 3*s
J. D. CAMERON & CO., :
nj op6t 26 Chartres and q Cusomhouse streets
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Roots, Shoes asad ,Lsrogosss.

AgOOES, ISEeDeS G22adg AsE'OY1SaaSa
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk store general assert.
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, GAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCING BOOTS RUSSEq
BOOTS, BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CANPEACHY HATS, the lowest market
FROST & &C,
jy13 2p&w- 10 Magaaft issnsseet
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.KssssGNiaes !! B0a.gGi1es!!

&l.y #a75# 8ss4 fs3-@55 gEe
IIARBY'S CHEAP: STORE,
185 cA,rp srr;Enr. 1856
BAYApERE BAREGEg ROBES, IS 90;
5FLQUNCED BAREGE ROBES, SO 90 TO $40 Oo;s
SATIN STRIPED ORGANIZES 80 cents per yard
FLoUNCED oRGANDY RI Dies "a O0
FIGURED LINEN CAMBRIA, 40 cents per yard;
FINE BAREGES, 0all colors) % cents per Yard 'z.
FRENCH JACONET DRESSES, So 50; SF
| PLAID MUSLIN DRESSES, 81 %.
EMBROIDERITS Of all kinds, $5
CULTURE and VALENCIA LAGEs; COLLARS etc. -
HORACE HARRY,
al 2pMoweFr No: l85 Camp street
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y. w. Seymour,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON EOUG q, LA,
Practices Profession in Rll its Branches in the Parishes o.
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
Fast and WEST FEfICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. octl6 2p,f
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z The GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY Pro Bono Publico
Every should have in the house handy in
of accidents the children Reddug1s Russia Saye
remedy Of Thirty years standing and is recommended
by physicians and speedy for burns piles,
bols cots elons chbans and old OF every kind for
fever sare ulcers c scad head nctte RASH binons sore
nipples, by nnrse whiows, sites fosters flea
bites spider sns frozen limbs salt rheun sevy and
cracked lips nose warts and flesh wounds It'll most val
uable remedy cure which be testified to by thousands
in the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty instance will this salve do injury in
terfee physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
pnres Materials from recipe brought from Rssao articles
growing conntrand the prorrcors have letters from
all classes ceryncn captains nurses and 9TH
er used themselves and recommend 1t to others
Re9n Russia Sve putt large tin boxes stamped the
cover wtla picture horse and disabled soldier which
picture is also engraved the wrapper. Price, % cents
box Redding & Go. For sale by j. Wright CO., O. O.
Woodnar and Ill druggists fel4 eod6mEW
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ldoBI.E siILlTa ortion Of the Mobile mill
tary We this morning for the
purpose of IaFti ceremonies that will
preeede and conclude the Of the cornerstone
Of the nonumen to be erected in Canal street in
honorof the memory Of Tie immortal HENRY CLAY.
They will be received nj the Railroad
depot BY the Continental Guards and Monumental As
Hociaflsp and eloauent townsrnan, Capt.
SGhas ID. the address Of reception;
and be- tier that they WILDE duly es-
corted up t0B Gsaiigl street,. Ri
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Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.

would therefore advise all who drink the scnapps at such
places mark the appearance of the bottle; and the outside
wrapper label shond he eaced to refuse to drink unlesa
fresh bottle is opened. .E-zez. &c s.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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y GoNaIsENT NJ. AHDs' DIsNER We acknowledge
the to participate with the
Continental Gust " dinner to be given by them
this afternoon, The 81. louis Hotel in honor Of
their Mobile fellow oldiers and visitors shall en-
deaso to do ourselves the honor Of being present.
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are indebt ~ Hon lilies Taylor, ~. q
from this State his speech, il the House
of the ntested election
n casa iii The tarritnrH of Kansas. -
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Tobacco.
10 Country Merchants

Wishing
SCHOOL BOOKS.
-&g .sr WRITING PAPER, 5
PENS, INKS, etc, etc,
Will find large assortment at very low prices, at
H. D. McGINNIS' ,s
az 2p5tkWlt $50 Camp street
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E RJ~Et should be AN iyersaI known, foa*it
strictly true that indigestion is the Of large portion
of the fatal diseases Dyspepsia diarea, cholera norbus,
liver complaint; many other Diseases enumerated in
weekly catalogue Of deaths, generally the
result Of indigestion Think Ills, all who suffer from dor
dered sonac and if yo willing to be guided by advice
founded resort to the of Dr.
Hostettef Stomach Bters which, curative invig
orn alone unapproa6hed sale BY druggists
dealers generally Mexanler Norton CO.. agents. No Poy
dras stteet. all 6td<W
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auested l,yf the COMMITTEE Of Arfange-
nle1lts to all citizens Louisiana, Of The
general who wish to
join in procession to assemble at the City
Hail All half past y u lock this morning.
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Il LOUISIANA GRATs' BALL,- We are under obliga-
tons to Capt. Strong for an invitation to attend the
Louisiana Grays Bal, which takes place this evening
at ArInory Hail. 5s
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CAUTION TO PERSONS

p4ss =sTRm zfE MM- GD q G. ID 81 6, g
Numerous complaints e of persons who keep Bars
steamboats, and in otcls who fill my empty bottles with
mon Gin and sell it o the nnsusptcing for my
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.EDeDOfS.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEy's MAGECAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
ia2S 2pf Nos. q and ISL 8Ghnrres street.
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Itaer I'D. P Henderson, tho tiistfngu lsEh-
eli and eloquent Pastor the Christian Church Louisville
KY will PREACH ons uRDAY EVENING, o'clock,
and RIBS DAY AZ M and Ri NJ, in
tho cotrerof Comp and aiolpomeae
streets. IS ats free. 3s a12 2plt
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goRREoT5o feportlng Col 9. 81. iiarns=
rernafk the planter ention, ii Festel-
Erescent were led He5 did not
AS reported, & was sof opinion that1o5
mart. such could be prorared from tle5
authorities of Orleans What he did say, was
to the effect that lie had erstood from infuen
member Of The Council that The plan signated
IN Tic eo1nlittee would be granted BY
the city would not make the lleces
gould tegolve upon thes
planters henselyes. E5s5
tFer were error in saying that allils3
dea ID the interference Of the Opelousas Railroad
Company Col iams stated that The #Reaa s1aas
faileain doing il had led the planters
itwouldd do, toreceiye the the right haIik g
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