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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-02
AcFinec,,anee.

Horace Greedy. on the 28th of March,
wrote the following from the city OF
Washington
1.-The republican national committee
completed its session o-day, and adjourn
cd. It's labors have been mainly directs
ed to the issuing Of call for the phila-
delphia Presidential Convention. This
call is so broad and liberal that all aUho
condemn the Nebraska iniquity and stand
by free Kansas, may unitein sending del
egates and supporting;the nominees
Here's a capital chance for our Nation
al Americans. They all think the Mis-.
souli Compromise should not have been
repealed they condemn the Nebraska
ipiquity," and. therefore, can 'uniCo in
sending delegates and supporting the
nominees" Of Horace Greely's Republi>
can Convention. They may thus form
another national party. since the Republi-
cans declare that ..freedom is national,
and slavery is sectional" Since Mr.. Flll~
more stands no chance of an election, and
our opponents here are opposed to the
Kansas bill, perhaps better can be done
by uniting at once with Greedy. and send
ing delegates to this other Philadelphia
Convention.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-02

VIM. H. BURwELL, Eso.-This gentle,
man who so ably represents the county
ot Bedford, in the House of Delegates oil
Virginia, has been for years histin-
guished wing is we'll known as the author
Of the PHILADELPHIA Platform of June, 1855.
He has been the master spirit Of the know
indomitabIe DUNDEE. whothas rallied tie
scattered Highland clans, and brought
their discordaat ranks into battle, with
no prospect before them but ultimate ex
termination and defeat. But even the
courage of Burwell 9uails before the pre-
sent positian of his party, or rather his
high-toncd southern spirit forbids his CO.
operation with the supporters OF Fillmore
in the present aspect OF affairs.
From speech made by him, in the
House Of Delegates, and corrected by
himself. we make the following extract.
AS member Of the American party Tvs
had relied upon the pledges given by
that party in June, 1855. But that obi.
cation had been cancelled by the National
American Council OF February. 1856.
He should stand by by the Legislation as
it now exists. He should maintain the
rights OF the South and the obligations of
the Union, as defined in the XLIth section
OF the Philadelphi platform of June. 1855.
He should support no man nor party
which stood anywhere else. But he
should take no party position until the
nominations of the American party, and
those of the Democratic party, should
have announced their position.--He
should then take his stand gherer his
humble efforts, might be deemed nmost
usefulto Southern rights aud to National
conservatism. To that cause alone they
had been and .shouldabe exclusively and
faithfully devoted: nsai 'vl saa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-02

~ We return our thanks to Hon. J.
NJ. Mason,Z. Kidwell, S. A. Douglass. ].
s. Carlile. ]. slidel. and F. McMullep
for numerous Congressional fayors.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-02

FATAL Acc1pEsr. Maggie a little
daughter of DIR, g. II. Cphnelly. was as 50
bodily scalded last Saturday that she died
on Sunday from the injuries thus received.
=Fairmont yir.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-02

PoRT14Np. Me-. April sth,-TRe- de-
mocrats and straight wings. united carried
all the wards and every ward in the CITY,
at the election yesterday.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-02

Ma. F1IlnoRE's CossrsTRSoG From
the following article from the New York
News. it appears that Mr., Hllmoser was
a! violent anti.mason. Like all iotherslof
that ilk, we suppose he was opposed 70
all secret societies. for fear they nigh. be
used for POLITICAL purposes yet we now
find him the highest candidate of an
ayowed secret political societyS:y Sa
One of the most formidable weapons
which our Democratic friends, can use
against Mr.. Fillmore, is the eyocalion Of
"reminiscences of his anti Masonic expert.
ence. That terrible whirlwind Of bigotry,
Ignorance, and mendacity. called the an
Iti>Masonic party. which swept the west
fern part OF New York and Pennsylvania
thirty years since, first brought Willard
Fillmore into public life.. The anti Ma>
sons took him out of the Democratic par
ty and elected him to the Assembly
The Buffalo Courier produces the pro-
ceedings of the antisMasonic Convention,
on the 10Th October, 1928, which nomi>
mated Mr.. Fillmore and denounced Free
Masonry" @'s Hi75a ai ?
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Stare SgUDEsT.-,T'here IS Q vacancy
in the University Of Virginia. for tbis Che
Twenty third Senatorial District, eemppr
sing Harrison, Doddridge. Rtebis, Pleas
ants and Wood counties. The SAFE stp-
dent now pays his own board. Parents
and guardians will make note Of Il
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-02

CANT BE CAUGHT WITH THAT Barr
For three years know nothingism has
been procaiming its "hostility to Roman
Catholicism investigating Converts. at
ttcking Priests. pretending to be terribly
ararl Of the poor old Pope. and denoun.
cling as ''emi-Saries of Rome all Of US
who would not join in silly political cru
sadie against religious denomination.
Revered divines will wipe and readiust
their spectacles with astonishment to day,
when they read that the philadelphia
Council has changed all'that' Roman
Catholics from Loui lana and Maryland
are sitting cheek by jowl with Protestants
from New York in Convention, aud. the
Platform has not word of r ference to
the obnoxious Church! That game is
played out. The Order now goes in for
"courtiug the Catholic vote" HE
ALBANY Journal.
--a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-02
. Equal Rights and Equal Laws.,,
CLARKsRURG, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1856.
Democratic Ticket.
90 For Commemorative, 4aorisy,
- BENJAMIN WILSON, e =.
'aw asFor Sheriff; r SIR aed'
" CHARLES HOLDEN. ea4 10
I, II For 0ommsiisssiOanler. ' ofiAs Revenue ~,
THOMAS, HICKMAN, for, Upper Dis,
MATHEW j.. ORR, Lower District. 3

-
r. rod issi FIRST D1srR1df.uoy 5iaI J..
D For Magistrates. IF. M. Brooks, J. B.
Wright, J.'S. Whatsoever. aig - sd;
GConstaJies. Norman, J.G NJ.
Monroe. Dl-e .E l5st - ..'apea biz
o0srsssr ofMe Poor.-Ge0rge Cork. b,
SECOND DISTRICT. g
For Magistrates. Andrew Radclif,
James Carpenter, VIM. Steuart, Cornelius
Lawson. g,
>constaJ1es.-Ja1mpes g. Radcliaf. rs Fen +.
Ouerseer Of the .Poor.- Andrew Divers,
THIRD D1srR1cr.T .sIW l.a
For Ma9istrdtes.-Jesse McGonkey,
H.lJ. Lynch, j. B. Vest g.. .'. 3
e ConstuGLes.-James Woods, j. H.
West. raut lr,.-as 8" v.-.. -..s If 90
Overseer Of the Poor.-Solomo Ward
FOURTH. DISTRICT.
Magistrates. esse J. Young, Elijah
Watkins. Calvin Carrot, J. w. Swiger.
Constables.- Madison NJ. F. Randolph
John G. White. " .-.-.. 81
OOerseer Of The Poor John strother
..a ~ FIFTH DISTRICT. .... - =.
. For MGgistrates.-D. D. Wilkinson,
Felix S. Sturms. VIM. S. Wilkinson. JUS
tice Garret. ..,..r. -... I'D.
ConstaJle.-Wm. Parr, Geo. w. Siers
Orerseer ofAe Poor.-Jeremiah Shinn
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-02

Hope deferred, maketh the heart sick
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~
SEND DEIEe ATss.-We end inthe New
Jersey Stale Gazette, call upon GAIL
THOSE. wrrHour REGARD 4oPARrY DrrFER-
EscEs. WHO AR OPPOSED TO THE ABsosA-
TON oF,THE Missouri GoMpRoMtsE. AID
THE po1rcY OF rHE PRESENT ADMNIss
TRAITOR" to attend the Republican Con-
vention, on the 18th of June, and co.op>
crate in its organization, Why DON'T our
Know Nothing friends hold a meeting
and appoint delegates Surely they have
not ceased their opposition to the "abro>
tgationsofathe Missouri Gompromises,.or
to the policy of'thes preseutadministra-
ltion:" io seF. rssastzsiot i,io
Il Z q -sla .ts5,e-4 u. ffs-s,Ftr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-02

AZ Congress IS doing-not much.
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S Mystery magni6es danger
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IN the matter Of the succession II tucAs
Sixth Judicial District
Ccurt-parish Of East Baton Rouge La,
No. 49S
WHEREAS, FaANcts PH,Lt,rs, has rp-
w lied to the Court aforesaid 10 he ap.
pointed Administrator If the secession Of
Lucas rrcmhetts, late Of said Parish. deed
NOTICE, IL hereby given toall persons,
interested, to show cause, within ten days.
from the first publication Of this notice.
why the said application should not be
granted. B. r. BRYAN.
mayl7. Clerk.
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Something Worth Reading

v1NHE SUBSCRIBERS would coll The IT.
/ tention Of purchasers to the large sd'
ii,icns now being made to their stock.
among which, may Re found
An elegan. assortment Of Plated and Japan
ed Walters, in sets and single;
Coffee Uru., with and without drip cssj
Gin h Ornsme ntsl Hall Lamps b Lanterns
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, for Oil, Spiris
Gas and Csmphipe;
Cut and Pressed Glass, China b Flint ware;
Brass. Copper, Ornamentsd and Common
Cool Holds;
Elegant Polished steel Fire Irons snd And.
Irons; with large variety ~
nsekeeping articles;
A fine assortment Of Window Shsdes;
TRANSPARENT PAPER sh8dss Tor Lamps;
Glass. Gilt and plated Curtain Bands;
Gilt Curtain Cornices;
Also, A Fine Assortnsnt Of;
Rich Gilt Gift Cups, Tete !. Tete, SETS;
Fancy Cologne ard Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
For Christ q . Pfsss q -.
nlREcT FROM THE MANurAc.
- lures: Mahogany Bebstesds, Ward.
rob,s; Wa.kstands; Bureaus. Tables, &c:
Gilt and Mahogany Psif, Nantes an0
Looking Glasses. @
~Call and examine, ~ DIR stock 10
now complete. .
dec9O.y. u PAF6ES - w
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Western Produce.

WE HAVE Just received direct from
w the west. the following articles If
Western Produce, which we will sell low,
For CASH:
1000 lbs. Dried Reef (Da"i.'s Brandt
Cases Beef Tongues, do. d..
1000 lbs. Bologna Sausage, do. do.
1000 lhs New Died Apples.
8 Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter;
81 bbls. do do Roll do.
Is Boxes do do Cheese;
~ 10. Foxes Starch;
% Kegs prime New Lsrd (Davis's Br'd)
Is half bpls. New Mess Beef do. do
1000 lbs. 10 do do do. do
q Kegs Pig Feet. do. do.
5000 lbs. New s. G. Hams, (Duffleld, 6c)
100 Sacks Ban,
Is bb's. Flour;
100 bh's. Potatoes;
NV" would call the attention Of the
public IN the above articles---tbey are all
new and fresh, and are the best inst can Re
bought in this city ....-
mar14-y. A. MONTAN h BRO.
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Embsesdery and Pattern Csttins.

&tAbfOsUery ANA Pattern C0ttsn9s
f1NHE LADIES Of Baton Rouge. are re-
l. spectfuly informed that Miss Guild,
is now At the Harvey House where she
proposes to teach the elegant art Of EN-.
brcidery. Also new style Of cutting and
fitting dresses. uantilles, etc, BY an un-
etting chart Of her own invention called
" The Crystal Palace Chart" This is the
only systematic rule for cutting ladies'
dresses Miss Guild. may be seen at the
Harvey House.
may eff
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MONTAN & HUGUET.
N office.

Notice.
THE undersigned has this day associated
/ with him in the Hardware business
JOHN 8. HUGUE1r, and thankful to his
patrons for their liberal patronage. solicts
= continuance Of past favofs for the new
firm. -..
apis D. G. MONTAN.
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1v Il win be seen. that the Sheriff Of
ien reward Of ten dollars to-day, Tor the
detection Of the person Of persons, who are
in the habit Of tearing down from the
Court House door, the advertisements, and
legal documents which he IL required BY
law 10 plere there,
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Notice Of CO.lsartmorsl,tp.

Notice Of CO.paftm0rslstp.
THE undersigned have this day entered
i into CO. partnership, under the style Of
MONTAN h HUGUET. for the pur pose
Of carrying on the Hardware business, in
all Of its various branches respectfully SOL
lei. the patronage Of the public, assuring
them thst in future ~ large and varied a
stock can be found at their stand. and sold
as low a. any house outside of New Or
leans. b. G. MONTAN,
aptS J. s. HUGUET.
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Hints for Bread Eaters alias
EevervbO0Y.

EeverybO0y.
HINT No. do you know there 10 .
Flour Mill in Baton Rouge III moi,
such is the tact-Bear II in mind.
Hint No 2.-Good Bresd cnnNof b. made
from bad Flonr-po more than silver
can be- made from esp heads.
Hint No. 3--Gond Bread cen b rnado
from good Flour and Beal's Young
America Mills producer none but tho
best.
Hint No As the Young America Mile
cant stand without support wont yes
all help her1 (lfyou do may you 1--we
for ever.)
Hint No. 5.--So,ne Folks immsgine there
IL economy In buying poor -four -
Such is nat the case. The best always
being the cheapest. barrel Of choice
-four always producing more pounds
Of bread than bad one.
A Fact.-That these feeling an interest In
the prosperity Of place 1'nss enconr:
age her manufactures, or she will
neve, 90 ahead. Ditto the inhabitsnts
APPS bEAL.
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De. nxs,s s'i bzs's :.ll,.or,

Eeeeh 0es1lpl6es,
DEN CLEANERS, DAVID GIBSON,
L L sHOTwELf.--Lst Sundfiss viz:
IS Dos. Fancy straw bfootns;
~ Boxes gxtfs WSstefa Cheese;
Box Maple Sugar;
40 Boxes Olive and Palm Soap;
40 !" Star Candles;
AM
10000 Assorted brands segass. low price
30 Bbbl. divers ncted whisky;
10 Winter Strained Lard Oil
100 Bbls. Asst. Brands FlSar;
s No. 1 Lard
6 Sugar Cssed Hams;
s Tiercss Gray's brand;
q +" Bacon Hams
81 Bills. White Fish, equal to Shad'
3 Casks, 1900 10. Bacon Shoulders.
The above articles all laid in at the low
est cash price, enable the subscribers to
anticipate early and speedy sales.
mayI7 BARBEE h BENJAMIN.
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Wooden Ware, IDroopns, Brushes, 80.
HAND Brooms Wisps Hearth. Horse,
III White wash Marking, Sc,ubbing. Cob
web and Paint Brushes. Chutns; Reels !;
Butter Dasbers; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps; Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks /;
Wooden Pals; Piggins; Cedar Tubs;
Wster and Well Buckets; Coco Dippers;
Wash Boards; Wood Scoops; Trays, Pals,
&C. MONTAN h HUGUET.
may6. Church street.
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Gbt 1ailg Gnu1st.
BATON ROUGE ,..:lfAY 80, 1859.

S,a+H Jus,oiA. Dsrx,cf CovNfx Rsy.
~ Y EsH DNts~ Rssgt--M endsy. May 10,
ls0e-Ths Court wss opened fof he term,
present: nos. VIZ. D. RosAafsos, Judge.
Aisss smpaaaelling ri charging the
Grand Jury, and assigning ! number Of
causes 70, trial, The Cent discharged the
Petit Jury tsf ~ week and sdjosfnsd w.
I'll tomorrow nsfalNg u 10 o'clock.
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lieaf Administrations asks The at.
tentiss Il che ladies sgain. 70 the fact, that
he hss Ill the light matetials wanted by
them, q this season. From illusion down
70 lawns.
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ut,y YOUn FLOUR or DEAL.

FAMILIES Wishing 10 insure getting good and
L SWEET FLOuR-Flcur that is not one 10 four
months gd be- fore getting into theit hands, rem
devjns the risk Of souving eminent should renlem-
ber that BEAL inanufac turf his Flour In hatue,
Rouge, and no farther than demand requires
hence IL Is ever fresh, Independent Of which, " ynu
d. not want barrel you can get IN any quantity
whstever. De sure and get your Flour Ut
may1 JOSHUA BEAA.
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Mechanics Tools.

DENCh Screws. Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID 4 Jacksons Saws. Pisins # all kinds
Augers and Anger Bits, Brac. and Brace
Bits. natchetts, Hammers, Carvers Tools,
Cimblets and Ccopcrs Bits, Cooper's Riv.
eta Re. MosrAr 4 Huerkr.
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CAPITOL CHEAP STORE III
wECONOMY AND TAoTE,@
GRACE,
Ease and Elegance, all Os0sseee'
y. 0tssOss II o..

u, Simon - CVs
THERE IS NOTHING Of more impsf.
L tance 10 this community ,nsn 70 An .e
where TO ret, PERFECT FIFE, o. sol: NM
BILE prices. !. SIMON 4 GO" h'led WIN
Sauna, itsn like philanthropy, would re-.
pectfully direct the weary with being
humbaeged) people, Of this honest p!see
to their establishment, Opposite the Pess'
office, where the
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
will he found full Of Flounced apd plat.
Barages. and Silk Tissues; Muslins and
O,gsndies; Muslin, Jaconet i OigsnJief
Robes. Plain and Printed Br,llisntssns,
Cambrics, Linen Lawns--in short every
thing in this long line.
EMBRolDERlEe.
Enid. Chemisetts and Sleeves In Joots;
Rich Ouipure Lace Collars, . great W.
iety Of silk and Lace Mantelles. EmHd
Jsconet Bands, very rich Emb'd. Ladies'
Handkerch,efs EmGd. Skirts, Djmt-
try, for Skirts q large variety Of si'k
Patasols, Fans, Silk Gloves and Ftlss
Mitts Nc.
THE GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Especially selected 10, this market ana
Guaranteed to be the best workmanship,
sud latest style, comprising, suits q
Cold Cassrpirettes; suits Of Checked
Matselles; suits Of Black italian Cloth |;
Metibo, Bespout, and Alpaca Coat;
- Pants /;
Brown Linen, Drill and, other styles Of
sunni er Goats and Pants: Fancy Linen
Drill in pattern. and by the yard, Undet
Garments In Linen and Cotton. Silk
Muslin C,sv.ts, Halt Hose; Gloves !
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention is paid 10 our custom
ers K from the variety Of our stock pet
feet fit is in all cases assured at
ans J sIWVN q W.
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WAsn,raror n. A. CHAprsa.--.Ths
mesting Of the Chapter that was tn have
taken place last night, will be held tonight
AZ the Hall, foot Of Church street.
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French Window GLASS.

DECElvED per ship OnrnAs, 2"
j y from New York, an assortment Of window
glass. Shy tOs--lVb by i2s-:iV BY ILL by 10;
10 BY 9p-20 BY 800 by ~. A'so. Pit,sburg
"cIesr" and Waterford Glass. always on hand
and for sale either by the hox mr. At retail, At,
dec5-y. MOSTAN HuGUET.
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AnothersFresla supply.

ANOthefc Ffesh supply
lust received pr steamer Laurel Hill,
u another lot Of Gents, Fire Calf Boots
and Brogans. Also an additional supply Of
Best R,,sset Btogan. Ladies, Children's
ard Misses Boots and Shoes in great varie-
ty and ve.y low iot Cash. Q
mays y J. $. HACkLEY.
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House Furnishings.

WATER Cisterns. Drippers and Ewers;
w oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps !;
epamelled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve ket.
ties: cast iron and ea,then Spittoons oval,
square and Gothic Walters; Salvers and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Glimmers and
Wick rich center table French Busters
common Yankee ditto; common. wooden,
Furnished, Britannia anil silver plated Ia
bic Castor, at MoNrAr h HueuEr.
mays. Church street.
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL,

THE MAGIC CORN AND COB Mill.
THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL I. super.
i Tor TO any heretofore offered for GRINDING
FEED FOR STOCK. twin grind twenty bushels
Of stock feed per hour, with the power Of one
mule OF II viii grind six bushels If fne meal
pei hour or six bushels Of corn and cob for stock
feed per hour. with the power Of one mule.
This MAGIC Mill WAS patented in eepteu,-
Der, 1S5b, and IL undoubtedly superior to al it,
predecessors.
Our prices viii be found TO he mu Oh lower than
other mills Of inferior quality. For sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, I, and Front Ievee.
New Orleans.
Agent for the Manufacturers.
" The above described Mil can be seen At
the store Of q. n. Washington / Co., Church st,
Pnckets old stAn } Baton Rouge, who are the
saeenss for the sale Of the same The mill can be
hnrnlshed u any landing IN the river, between
New Orleans aud Daycn Sara, for Z t-freight
included. may7-iy
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Az Reduced Prices.
DER SONS sending their own bags will
l be supplied with fr .h BRAN, at the
reduced price Of one Dollar per Hundred
Pounds.
spril.l9 JOSHUA BEAL.
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StoS PAtnrto. --C. @. Wilson, on Third
stfeet, 10 recommended a. good sign, and
ornamental Painter. Old established houses
wanting signs and new concerns coming in
daily to existanee, cannot do better, than
10 call on Mr.. Wilson, At his shop on Third
street. Lawyers and Doctors, wanting
shingles, can have them done In artistical
style BY calling on him, and leaving their
orJefi.
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specie, Notice 10 TAX Payers.

spsoial Notice 20 Tax Payers.
ALL Persons indebted Tor che state Taxes Of
the year 1855 (and prsvicas years) are hereby
notified that the TAX kc,i has just been received,
BY the undersIsned, and they are requested y
come 70 rward without delay aud psy the same
otherwise they viii b proceeded against accord.
Ing 70 Low. II. '. BABIN, Sheriff and Col't.
Notice g Tax Payers " the Parish "
East 13Atsn Neage.
A L. PERSONS indebted (nr Parish
n Taxes for the year 1855, an@ All previ.
Gus years are hereby notified 10 call On the
undersigned Collector. or his agent and
make immediate payment who can at all
times he found At hie Office on Church street
At n. z. Pickett. old stand.
J. g. WASHINGTON, Collector.
May =, 1855.
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Y5.g7B

25g7b
The intelligent Physician viii At once perceive
that this water possesses the most valuable med
icai qualities. j. i. W. 2. N!DDELL
The following nameH gentlemen 81 The highest
standing In the medical profession, add their tes
tmony TO the above, and recommend the water
In the highest terms for the sire Of Dyspepsia,
Enteratgla, Neuralgia, Dropsy, Chtcnlc Diseases
ofthe Kidneys, Liver Spleen and Erwe ., acrninlA
in MI its varieties, Diseases If the skin, and most
all the chronic ailments tina females are subject
10 In this climate.
Il r. HARVEY, Nd
n. !. BURLINGTON, NJ. y,
---ROMER,
RICHARD II DAY,
l.. i. LAyCOCK,
J. n. erlNsON,
II. Q. WHITE,
VIM GRAHAM,
o J. N. WILLIAMS.
These Springs are delightfully."- situated II
miles from IA On Rouge. m the banks NJ the
Amite River, in a beautiful srcve with good Ash
case of yellow fever there f.r the last three years.
with daily communication from Baton Rouge, "
offer. Inducements unsutpasse in this or any
other State.
The undersigned Aatters himself, that from
some years experience In one NJ the hest hotels
in Philadelphia. that he vii give 81 tisfscticp.
There IN he 4 band NJ music during the sea-
son and dancing every night
NJ IA line Of Stages will run from Baton
mug w WIZ ". pApGER.
areenwen Springs, April 2sth. mayo
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On Saturday AdoIph Lasho. T. m. G., was
arrseted for discrderly conduct, fined 80
and cost, with AZ hours imprisonment. 10
stand convicted until the costs are paid.
On Monday, Phillip Btashiers, was ar.
rested for disorderIy conduct, charged, also,
with having resisted the City Marshal In
the discharge Of his duties. Mr.. Brashiets,
was fined e23 and costs Of sdit with ~
hours imprisonment.
VIM. Watson, arrested Tor disorderly con-
duct fined $25, and costs as hours imprison-
ment.
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Hay. Corn and Pork.
TUST RECEIVED by the subscribers
y 600 Sack. Prime White Corn; 60 Bales
Timothy Hav; IS Barrels Mess Pork
for sale lower than II can he had in the
market ml7l BARBEE h BENJAMIN.
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Spffial uotirts.
Tax Notice.

Tax Notice.
1 ~. PERSONS indie bted Tor corporation
"A Taxes are hereby notified to hold them.
selves In readiness TO Pay the same forth.
with. H. L. WOLFE,
April 20. Collector.