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NEW MUSIC for PARLOR and SCHOOL.
THE MUSICAL BOUQUET

Or INSTITUTE CHOIR.
new and tasteful Collection 81 Songs, Duets Ios and
Cborus.s with compste and perpicuous Course Element
ay Instruction designed for the Social Circle and the School
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This beautiful work contain. much higher grad. OF Music
than the ordinary collections Of the kind Most 81 the pieces
are new and particularly ch in melody and ehsste IN ar
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bu reputation will be sufeen' guaranty o.
the and animation of hs past Of the work; and
10 Nj the musical public will not, l to discern the
indications Of genius.
The Knicksrbocker says: We have here something
and something fair to the In thee points This work may
challenge successful compettonhsi ia the OF its
melodies secondly the beauty and tenderness Of the words
exceptions; and finally in mechanical execution
The Churchmsn charGcterizes "a capital assortment OF
duets os choruse including most VI the popular
prod auctions Of the day"
Tie Boston Journal comments lie music as " very
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Price s5 cents prepaid receipt Of the pree Copies
sent 10 Teachers half ce foI examination with WV 10
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Just Published: . .
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!. Birth Of LathSr.
:. Luther is taken 10 School
3. Luther. 10 bis school days,
sings before the House OF
Dame Ursula Gotta, q;
Eisenach.
4. Luther finds d Latin Bible
il the University Library
at Eifurt
5. Luther's friend, Alexis, is
killed by Flash of Light
ring close beside him on
Journey, when they
were travelling together
6. Luther cutters the Angus
tinisn Convent lba
7. Luther Is ordained Priest.
s. LutheF's Troubles and Pen
snces In the Convent.
9. Luther restored BY Music
~. Luther ooIntoT.sd By AL
aged Monk.
IL. Luther gives Lectures al
Witienberg.
II. Luther breaches IL the Con
vent Chapel.
IS. Luther at Rome.
IL. Luther created Doctor.
IS. Luther Acting as Vicar
General Of the Augustin'
ian Order.
l6. Below, Luther Is seen re
fusing Absolution TO Pen
tents producing theiI
Indulgences; and il the
center he Is sttxiDg b I
Ninety five Theses to the
Church door ot Wltten
berg. On the left, Te;zeI
is dispensing his irdul
eences and burning Lu
neI's Theses; while on
the right, the Students o.
Wittenbe.g are burning
TetZefs Counter-T heses
II. Luther before the Lega;'
Gaetnn.
lie. Luthers Disputsiion will
Eek.
10. Lathe. Burning The Pope'l
Bull.
20. Lu;her's Entrance lntC
Worps.
81. Above, Luther Is seen pre-
pairing himself by Prayer
10 appear before the Em
peroT and Diet. Below,
be is standing with
Frundsberg Z. the En-
trance Of the Hall.
e. Luther before the Die. o.
Worms.
3. Luther tslen Prisoner on
his Return.
Also just ready, new edition.
KiIkland's
EVENING BOOK
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finely bound in muslin, full gil
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MONDAY. NOVEMbfR "a 1880 fRI01
TNUAL BERG's CONC E I s
SECOND SERIES

II II A L B + r G's T. D
SECOND SERIES.
ELENA DAN G. X L.
Ns. Sind eser,ions the Concerts Of NJ THALBER9 viii
have TO be interrupted merely Tor lew days ana VIII
'O"'O Vi THURSDAY EVENING. Nov. q,
When the EIGHTH CONCERT will be gwen
CARD OF THE MANAeEMENT.
In .npouncin the OF Thabers. Concerto the
M.nss1gs1t permits i''ei to a0de IN lew WORDS 70
Although no been spared to give every
to the public both in the selection OF The o' Of
Mr. Thabergs Concerts no idea could be OF @
peces induces an increase Of with view to i'm
par, every possible ecla 10 the Second Series II mas
winch have rneyiosy partaten Of Of Musical
SORES that FORM which will justly ene them to the sppei
''''O" u GRAND CONCERTS,
The first Of which will take place on
AT NiBLo's SALOON.
To this and addition TO the talent engaged an ar
MADAME ELENA DANGRI,
Cantairice di Camera TO the Emperor OF Austria,
One Of European Vocalist. who have not yet
been heard s sqn1y sad EsS vi Sn MERc&
HER FIRST o Ahff1 oRcaEsTRA "AA''N
Has also been engaged wf %aA TiI5 sISSle
Fl 81 f GR& x FLAT
With full Orchestral Accompaniment -, 1919, -. H.
doing the Rsa be w .Dd
expressing his of the personal f1yoi wn wnn ne N
adding TO musica attraction of his concerts while the Pces
remain before .......,,,
This duty accomplished there yet remains smother obi
CATION which aid as far possible in developing the taste
for music in the portion Of the community FOR h
purpose arm rr,rprpn
Has deo'de SR nsfTrr us MORNING coNcERTs,
For the Public Schools trusting that the example may Dc fO
Of conducting to the cultivation Of one oil the
principal ~ Mr.. THALBERG
Mr.. WILLIAM NIBLO
him in this object, by placing AZ ms dis
po,sl the entire resources of his extensive premises 49,
Az soon as all the aange completed notice will be
gwen" MR. THALBERGs
FIRST PUBLIC SCHOOL CONCERT.
THALBERG'S EIGHTH CONCERT,
Elena En- a.pPSs''l1sISseo R1
THURSDAY, Nov a.
The Sale Of Seats will commence on Tuesday NOV %
ORDER 's.t OF TIE ~ s ssLE; Seats,
On "Wednesday Thursday the ST. and remaining 81 "
Eet Towa Teiet Office C. BREUsING No. 7 Broadway
DOWN Town offee......vAN NORDEN KING As Wallet
laura KEENE's THEATRE
IL No. s24 Broadway Houstonst. Doors open at 81
the will f .% n ss So
Balcony Seats IS cents Family Circle % Ssn 15ehe nn
from 8 till O'Clock.
SRIGISAL LOCAL COMEDY,
T. YoUN6 NEw-YoRK.
SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
MONDAY EVENING, Nov a. will be presented an original
YOUNG NETWORK,
Scene-Saraoea and NewYork. Tme-August and Septem'
beI 1856.
In.
MI Adolphus Washington Tenpercent.:. MI o. yordon
Mr. Airy Froth o,
Mr. Needhsm Crawl.
M Ms csaiis sesn: js:sphne Name.
Miss Rose Tcnperoent MISS b.rrs neeHe
Grand selection BY the Observation-Disclosures MI l. BAKER
To conclude with LADIES BEWARE -
Messrs Burnett and LiDghsm Mira H. r. Grst-
tan Miss Josephine Manners, and Mrs. w. II. Smith.
Stage Manager Mr. H. Hall Musical Director aud Con-
ductor, Mr. I. Baker.
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VNHE nook Of the A u Il
i VIII Be Published TO MORROW
RECOLIECTIONSO OF A LIFETIME;
MEN AND THINGS HAVE SEEN IN EUROPE AND
Bv GoopRrcH the verfabe Peter Farley author OF Ine
History Of All Nations &C. &C. 10 two large 2no vols e'
p,ses IS Original Engrsvnsa including accurate Steel Po
"a' - RECOLLECTIONs OF A LIFETIME
the prominent public events Of the lsst half century
and abroad complete AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF me
thor-his carly education and Literary career and an
amount OF orxins curious aud valuable Personal Incident
Anecdoe and Description seldom ever met win ID single
work. - .Lu " T,n..
In II. Oh. ucrd there other individual who has
hbeS A. many volumes done much in the capacity OF
m author 10 the character sIc OF zoe nn
are As Peter Farley" he 10 renowned on Ell me
tbe.e ~ personal memories THE MOsr NATURAL GEsAL
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COUNTRY SINCE FRANkLIN'S Ny. GOodrieh mas Alos'
datusreiAn unueEen Of agreeable descnpiinl ,I1 .J
Gland during half of this century viii recognize ne
sin gular fidelity of bis deline a,ions On THIS fuec
his wall always Be held in the highest "
competent critics Simple earnest, feahLe. Lsey spp
experi.nce Of Connecticut Of the central aoweIy nea3n OF
Ysnkeedcm IL displayed in IL just 50 il. or As
railroads red generally the destruction OF our iocs snn
aeterisiicr The outlines OF his career a. - o. -.
&C. are pretty well Known. His persona qaAutes an ,e
which be has been placed nave m.ae
quanted with great number Of thu leading men % -
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in such msnner that feel almost a. f.niih VIII en
presence and idyosyncrsees be 10 higseL ns
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American lite rs'ure and srt-such - ne Alons . Wv
symp<fh.iic, intersstilg aud judic!ousiy ~rsA
MILLER, ORION L MULLIGAS, Pubnsh.rs
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Gperiat Notices.

tn, Txvcr1y-frst Ward Republican Associate
vii o,e.t RUS EVENING Nov. a. At q O'Clock, at No Al
fthsv. WM. III "o'bhAA'i i'oS'u7"''
aP%aNp y = w ahnIIhS"' Secretaries
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CCARCE and VALUABLE ENGLISH BOOKS.

Il or SALE Of BOOKS.-TUESDAY, Nov.
lbs and follow ing days a 0 o'clock each morning. -
N0VfMBER LOT SALE or BOOKS AND STATIONERY
This catalogue number ct consi.nineets rom
Fnsib and publishers Of Standard and Msceaheoa.
Books AnnuA Illustrated Works finely bound sarhs OF
Gifts Bibles and Prayers and general ssortnent OF bo"hs g
the Holidays x.,,,.v, nm, ,ssrp . a..
Trade sale A1ctionsers Nos 5I7 and 80 Brosdwsy.
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APPROACHING HOLIDAYS.

The plan Of this work present IN view the fAssse Of
frtneh society FROM the confusion into which vO thru sn ~
the Revolution regular and normal situation. unSer ns
dictatorship Of Napoleon The vaous periods feee o. e..
Illustrated BY their remarkable ~omenthe Rssea Of rsrcs ey
Il. teroes-he Directory By lie celebrated Con-
sulss aud BY and bellies u the Imperial Ere
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Published To Morrow:
MRS. HOLINESS LATEST AND BEST

AsToRY OF YANKEE AND SOUTHERN LIFE:
By Nav J. Holmes, Author of "Tempesi Sod Sunshne p"
Tie English Orphans 1.-THE HOMESTEAD on the Hillside &c
In one VOLUME a. r. l nSRFToE re MtUILeAN Publishers
No 25Pakow EewYork and No. l07 Gene-see't Aaoafp'
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The unrss popularity of every boob relating to Nspoeon
the best think Of the favorable reeepaoo OF
this By the public. -, A.
As but limited number Of copies be furnished the
Trade desiring supply will please send la their orders once
Tlcv will he filled strictly order OF time received
' DERBY h JACKSON, Publishers,
No. ll9 Hassaust, Ne~.Yors.
Eo, sale Nv booksellers throughout III. United
States sne Canada. . q.
single copies by Express charges paid eeapt Of
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"The play of Cloud and Sunshine written by Mr. Ander
SON and ia such style show thai his
periepce has been Of essential service TO him in
the requremsn suthor The language high
liz dramatic while the story developed with much skill aud
perfect knowledge Of the arts and mysteries o; stage eec
There are uaon that demand unusual smount OF hstr
opc pow e representation of the principal chsacers and
this requisite amply displayed BY Mr. Anderson
and Miss Elsworhty." lDaly News, Oct ga.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CASTLETOJ

MIR. Il Mrs. CASTI.ETON having associated with
Av1 them selves Miss CHAPMAN and other competent
female Teachers. will be ready on the LIST October
next to take Il lmt ted number of boarders anu da,
scholars.
Aiarge commolions and elegant building is in pro
cess oil erection which will accommodate 80 %bnardtrs,
tour i',nit) beside q capacious STUDY Hall" Reel
tation anu Music ruor4s, all Of which together with
sleeping apartnents will be lofty and airy and pleas
ant.
The year will be divided do four terms and boar
der must pay INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE il cast. or it,
equi,alcrts-
Nr. t. viii take spc:ia! charge of the Graduating
Cla1,ani will devote hi, best efforts aud cruirerneut.
to cultivate the taste for Literature and science u
well Il, TO maze tie Class INTEL: gen: Oh al; important
acts and princi Eics respectively
Patrons are req :e5le'i TO rc2is:"r and enroll their
pupil atan early adav AS pos. iblr, so that tail IRE
para'!on- may be mad. IN time.
Zach betricr ,nuSt provide silver fork md spoons,
ia lkius al"i necessary be'icirthes and bedding, all
distinctly marke! with her !.hln".
All the branches ef.n elegant Southern education
vii! be taught and vocal music u3on the most ap
proved artistic lr.nciI les viii be It daily lesson.
For terms Az. anp further articulars apply to
Rev. TCASTi.ETON.
August 1Gth-tf Baton l;oug", Ia.
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Nv, san OF Henry Clay. the son OF Daniel
,ri",.r .nl the son OF William Henry llar-
Neo': are ont against Fillmore: lithese are
I I. nij Line Wig, We should like to know
who are.--B. Il. .7dr0rats' >.
VII The above statement, which appeared i"
,,.t evenings .8ds cate, is almost too nInu-
,S. 1..o,vs rotice. At the moment OF
. .'l; m the .Adsosats and looking at the
'as"ns Nh ". had in our hands a copy of
,h. Recently issued address of the American
l'e 81 Congress, among the sisnefs Of
"t;as j, tr Hon. ]. Scoyr HARRISON, soa e
i li =. Henry Hnr,isoa; The son Of Henry
'n""u ,lso Thomas Clay. the most talented
'.J ;u,,u.nt;al son of Henry Clay: is President
III a'I n" .anrr,caa satc Coa"c'9 Of Kentucky. Is
= 70 the son OF Daniel Webster being ont for
E,thanan. We defy the .1''oeate to prove It,
T. r. Gazette.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

nrrruu.>'s IDsA OF BEAurv.--1i. Phil
uas,nbia. the o.her day, a Fremont man was
6 Iertionecriag1 wi h a sturdy but verdant
nntchy and am)n. other reasons ur.ed up
~, his Consideration that he shout vote for
Ar Fremont from the fact that Mrs: F. was
. woman OF rare personal beauty, while old
Yak was batcht!or, ana Fillmore a widow
- Datchy looked re:ec i've at this remark.
Dan Won say Mrs. Fremont ish a butivool
,.,no,yy oh - oh. ycS.' was the reply,
.,,he is as beautiful asa syIrh, with delicate
,.a,;7,.ion. and a -' " nat de tnvisl
,I,e. yoa call a sLh' You Tel mo dat first
The Fremont man was slightly struck this
,;m, b,t alter staunelins a little, he SAID i
.,,s , slim. slender person. "Oa. yaw," re-
Nod the Dltchy. Il understands. you mean a
tvo,,n NIT a little middle bat 50 tick as a
,,o,ut OF stove pip. bit Yoa Dissent come
,h,t game NJ how" Why. what do you
,npan u "Meaa! WHY. | mean dat a hand
some woman lsh one mt ? pig middle, and a
hack as bar.d as q barrel Q CIDER. and w!Ia.
can ,r!uk six ;ntg< OF lag: beer without cho-
l;nr But, see her -- "On. no, -
.w,v nit your h1!nouy. | Doesn't vote tor no
man NIT slch a wife as dAt. | goes for a
,yomlu. like a bed nit a stirring .ied aroundt
der middle
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T)Ja0 INEIRMARY-

Horncr Of Ncc Levee nnd G'u'cnn,s street,
THIS Hospital is s.,sciols AMI conveniently sjtratet
i = >.laTr :ryrn the G.Srr, ma: ! q ahi. +ni aieaA:
cp.t tal ! ncs.
Ir, J;SEhiL GEEsNON i the Director e tho Inst.
'u'ioL. l!h lr-icicui FL ysician and SYr-eon.
DR.. TIIu.i..> illNI Is III Whiting Ply >;9i2n au'
81. z; on.
TEa.S:
Frira' 9 ro"rn ......... from 81 .0'o - ;"r lay.
Warts .........s - 80 per day.
Nai.;, :or :l.s"s. 81 90 pet Gay.
Pro- ~:a:-l a'trrdanca, uiciir'nc,. nursing, die:
AMI lodging ar" incl tGrl il tlr~e - ar,r~.
r. Surgical u,~.t4;i.,a~ Charged extra.
- = /" -, atm nf re I!n<iit. i. .'"r'rc:l hcc'
th.. aai c"a'asin@> L~:e.,ts -c H.. admitted Int
Inc !n:r;na Y
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..T:IE IA!ldisonly t,ou,,,cd viii, worm. ,

Says the tlousht!esslnutter. when the punr arrcar.
Hnce OF her offspring IS rcn!a rked " on. mir Worms.
"uv not say on!y Cholera, or only yellow Fever ;o1
""-u~ "r>try more lives than either. II YOU itv- y0ul
!'''le ones, administer 10 them. even if ON ouIy sus
pect them Ia be '~'lruubicI with worm. - n su-e safn
a1c liAmr..i"ie remedy. Every household wAe-. i,
4a= h+e:+ LED: every ply =ician who has seen its elect
prouuu1cc
WINEP'S CANADIAN VERNIFUGE
UGH a remedy.
sS'Ba particular and renanler the name.
"wiEEAS cASAD:AN vERAirCCE."
MS /, tne only ariel" that can he depended on.
Fer sale Wnnl' ale an retail in New Orleans by
J. Wl:itfiIi x CO. So!r IroDr.r'ors,
3lan! Ial Charities Street.
Soliin Baton Ro'ge BY all the ln~ usgfst-.
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PROCL 4

"a ~ "A L !
PAR ROBERT e. WlCALITFE.
Gouvcrneur dc r:Ctat dc Ia Louis:en..
-5u Sheriff dc Ia Paroisse Quest Baton Poucc.
lin que de, Eiec:eurs your President ct Vice
"A frs'idcnt Ies Eta.s unis, do.vcnt elre choise pour
ct Fiat,
"sfdl lie Quatre dc Novcnsbrc proclaim,
anne Cs5s) qu'i! est pourvu ;ar la loi. canine suit:
~ tlecteur, ponr lie premier District Llccto,al. com.
poe DIES pa7oisses Iiaqu"m:ne ct St bernard. L.
lie F~albour, IRENE.
~ hi'cfeur pouT lie Second District Electoral co,npo
Ges premier It second district De /. Nc!le. Or ans
"a exception du F~aHb"urE 1'rcInc.y
+" I"c.eur pour lc Iro!s-iEi- District Electoral. com
p'seo a qua,riealc District dc Ia vile de Ia nellie Or
~ pc Get part'e 'e Ia paroisse dOr!eans si:un sur
rive d:olte du Mississippi. ct dcs paro:ssc Jcfcr
up CHARLES, y Jean Eartiste, st Jarques, AS
eIn'!on' Assumption. Lafolrche ct 1erreb5nuc.
..sS'ear pour lie Quatrieme District Electoral com
= -. "n pas'is!e 81 ltmlany. va si,:a stnn. Loving
~. ~ ne -, East ct West feliciana. Point CouI &c
~, =" e. e quest bllon Rouge ct lb.rvii!e.
" aeeseuf pour le t'n4uIeme District Electoral c"u
poe aes c'Iitas de Attakapas ct Opelousas, ct dc.
p1rolsse Hap'dcs ct Avoyellcs, ct
" E~iectcur pour lie Sixiemc District Electoral con,,o
~ = coateS dos Natchitoci,c5. Ouscllita ct Copcor-
~s par'isse Catahoula ct Franklin.
., Nv poSc' Al cru prorle de lancer ccci ma pro
a,F,at Io !. no"'nant 'cs Toteurs Qualities du ton,
,:c "te LeC ION. CT orf~tnn mt q 0 Is les She
.h", eo'"a' s-a'rsd' %3lrction. ct autre otlciers des ditcs
on ae tenir Ia dite Election pour Elcctenrs d
'es'Ient ct Vice Pre- lent dc Eta.s Cnis, Pour l. Fiat
!. a. LOUISIANA, lie qualre d. Move n5re prochain 1885,
~ e'ec1'on dcv'ls etre tennue seres ,ous les "a,
H. ln eo'or'nehieDt a Ia Constitu:;on Le Get Fiat G, DIES
'"s passee a ce suiet.
Do'-NE Sous M SIGNATURE, Ct lie scenn de
tEat de Ia Loui1nan, u A,hn Rouge. E,
N~'} S7< de y.iikt 4. n. 1856, e dr. [eudi,,n.
1a"ce des Flats EniS d'-ImeriYse. la ca, tire
~ 'saJt Cnisane,
~AKLE GOrvERSLuR: EORrRT e WICK, 1rEr
ANDREW S. HERON.
Sa7staire d Et1t.
..aa ,. =. ro.ter a execution Ia PROCLAMATION que IRE.
q "''ters scrutins eernnt ouvens dams cett,
TO-. ~ II premier Mardi de Novcmbre proclaim gu.
\. ro, :" 4oa're du 'nois, aux enaroits suivants re cctte
'"''e CT sous la direction des commissaives sayoir
AZ GAZE p'UzlIcs RArFRAY
%s- sascellin Doiron, Villcneuvc Tuill;er, ct II
~ ~ Dh IEAs'EdoSDE ouRc / Co.,
A.. sssIsostnene Aiilet, J Cairo, ct Frank Williams.
~ MAisoS De Corr.
Ar w.. Dnbroca. a Barrow, O Bernard, ST.
-. NA'AslS DE- J F TAcSrAr,
~ri-bH Chinu. B " Clark, J LLobdel.
casa sioS nEcoLE DC 2ME DISTRICT DIES Ecoa-
':n %Getmany, George Young ct Chas Smith.
~ ootcs seront ouverts De 9 heures a ! heure.
Cne-i n POpE S1}c-;f
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Election Notice.,

TNitNE VIII h" en- election. he'd in acco.,auc. Witt
L Low: Oh Saturday Sept. Goth, 1855. In tn. FIRST
Ward of this parish. IA: tue usual pIac. Of
hoIiinS el2c'ion.l tor The rurpo,r =! rIectiIr a mem
Der to rrEHc>cnt sad Wari in said Jury. in place. nj.
! tn:ler it"hcr;. who i nov a nonresident Of His
PARISH, Ssiounr$-Niarcelin Doiruu. yurucl,r
sad ltcl,sair ire Iiebert.
y; order of the President.
T, ErRGrTnr frr,'
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Avis detection.

LI AURA I'm" election CONFINEMENT a L, IL:
1Nh.n"il /" 2ame jou.d Z SepteInbre 1876, dan; IL orr,
IaIcF arroEGis~cment du iuri de Police de cote ia ron
So, to'.jrt Ge IL 9nell-. cest i elir un ,ncnt re ,nnr re-.
Y e'enter c" CT arr"tilts-en!.ut au Juri de Police e,,
lace lie ia2vier tirh"rt. sui est malntcpau, nm non
II '!''aa Il IL parot>a". t"mmisSlireS-Na rccIli.
\ .ilcEcU'" iUiller and Bell zairr Hn5rrt.
Lel2cii'n auin lea Ua unaga>in de- Mr.. ". Dniron
iaF oE-'e ID President. T. RERGEsoH, t:rethrr.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale.

BEING ABOUT TO REMOVE ORR
OFFICE, We well sell the buildings occupi.
ed by us, at a bargain. Any one wishing to
pat up a frame building on this side of the
river or in Baton Rouge will find it to their
int rest to call on lis.
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