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No l.-Statenasnt Of Balances J,e,s Is, 1856.
To unerpended balance of appropriations
N ior Tees..; $50 80
To unexpended balance of appro- laH.E
priations for REPAIRS &c lao "A
To unexpended balance of uppro-
priations for burial outdoor
: poor ....;.;;.:............ 40 %
To unexpended balance Of appro- erE.
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To uneIpended balance of appro-
priations for manure. 49,. 1874 6S
BY amount overdrawn account
for poor, aged, and infrm -. Al .Oes "a
To amount overdrawn in bank
for poor, aged, and nfrm. -. 23 rs
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MISSISSIPPI PI.
WARREN COUNTY.

WARREN COUNT
JOE BH1i-Blac& complexion, 5 feet 5 inches, high
committed Oct. 10; sayshe belongs to Robert Dur
fey: in Washington county, Miss.
PREsTtS-Blac complexion, about 5 feet 10 inches
high, committed oet. says he belongs to Dupeau
hcEaii, of st. ~Jospeph, La.
GEoHGA-Black complexion, about % saers old. s feet
4 inches high, committed Nov. Is saws he belongs
10 Edward Daley, living near Grand Lake, Ark.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
J~ACcB:Iark complexion, about IS years old saws he
aelsags to David Porter, of Lafayette county.
CLAIBORNE CoUNTY-poRT GIBSON.
~NHERsoN-Dar Complexion, about 80 years old f
reef 6 inches high, committed Nov. &c saws he
Miss,
WILKINSON COUNTY.
ANTDNY-Blaek complexion, about 30 wears old a
,eet high SAYS he belongs to David Weathers, OF
Wilkinson county.
fETl.R complexion, about 40 wears
pi age feet s inches high, committed Nov. l.;
says he belongs to John R. Williams, near the
mouth Of Red River.
JIM RusE--About SIS wears old. s fee, II i,chas h;,h
committed Nov. 4: saws he belongs to Semphroni..
us Rusk, Of Hanover county. NC.
ADAMS COUNTY
o~FERIoS-Eark complexion, about so years old r
feGt ~ inches high, committed Nov. 20; says he
belongs to William Thomas, of Burned Prairie,
aear Harrisonburg, La. s..g--
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
~niAAM--Blac complexion. about 7 years old. com
ni4tted Nov. IS says he belongs 10 Thomas H.
S~raitli, of New Orleans.
JoHN+-siack complexion, about q wears old, S feet 4
ansies nigh, committed Nov. "a says he be.
lotags 10 John Hansieker, near Waterproof La.
I~ssaorEsA COUNTY.
20 years old. 5 feet 6 inches f,irh. cor,-
mated oct, 70 says he belongs TO Duncan Mccall
on Iensase 10 miles hacl Of sateSproof. La.
10 years old. s feet 8 inches high com
m;:tei ocE; says he bsl,ngs to Duncan Mccall
Oh iensas 10 miles back n Waterproof, La.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
EL.k-ldsht brown complexion. about IS or 20 wears
he belongs to Mr.. Beatty, In Vicksburg.
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Frank Marryatt, in his mountains and
mqlenii!s,f tells a story Of an old Judge in
Iaii,ofnia, who was an habitnal frequent ter of
'as Dsr-room. and who. with his rich mellow
voice. would exelaim to the crowd
Tome, let's ali take a drink i,
uiaaiy the !oaters would surround the bar.
sno each would call for his ~favorite beyera-
&c ! when all was finished, the Judge
And nswiet's al pay for il ~ which the
loafers would sorrowfuliy do. and then rst;rs
wiser men. - 'etife
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J. A. TROUSDALE,
DENTIST,

Barren RoUGg, La,
pENEWS the tender of his professional service. in
1lfhe various branches pertaining TO the pEsTALAHr
70 tue ladies' and gentlemen of East and West Baton
Rouge and the surrounding country.
As to his abilities, the best credentials can be far
nished if necessary; but to those who have not en-
pioyed him, he ~euid respectfully refer to his kind
patrons who have 50 literally favored him during the
past gear with their confidence, and for which be
would return his most sincere thanks, promising to
use every eaertion to continue to merit the same.
All work performed scientifically and with the ~
most care, aud also with the view to durability. thus
rendeEing a prominent benefit to the patient. lie viii
always be in his Office from 5 a. M, until S p. NJ.
once room over j. w. Quiggsas' shoe store lafay-
cite Street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
n OF +.

VIZ subscriber respectfully rptarns his thsnss 10
4 his friends and customers who have during the
past year literally gave him their patronage, and takes
inns method Of informing them and the p,,blie at large
lliat ne mas now on hand q large lot of seasoned iaua
per ana everything reqGi-at. for the utsief . taking and
successtti completion of all work in the shave Of
HOUSE BUILDINGS, BfINfiS. SASH. and DOORS TT
Ing 4p STOKES, ISAs-ltOUMs, in the best, most ,iurs.
Die AID workflanlike style. Al orders left at Il. E.
Aoatan's Hardware store, the Post ohice or At nv
shop "a Fifth Street, adjoining the st. Peters and St.
FanFs College, will meet with prompt attention.
q. l. SEES.
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j. l.. L
New DruE store.

HAVE opened a Drug store III the house lately oe-
l. eupied BY Mr. Thertot, one door south Of TcmIA-
son L Co.'S Grocery Store, where | will keep constantly
on hand, a fresh and well selected stock Of Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, &C., which / oife to tie citizens
OF Baton Rouge and vicinity. From the long practical
experience that I have of the business, + feel confident
thai ! will be able to give entire satisfaction to all
those who may honor me with their pa rronage.
Country orders promptly filled
physicians eau rely on having their prescriptions
carefully prepared at all hours.
]. L. WALLET,
Druggist and ApoAecary.
Third street, between North Boulevard and Con
yentien streets.
Baton Rouge, Feb. is 1865.
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CISTERNSl CISTERNS,i

TUE undersigned has on hand a quantity Of We'll
l. Seasoned Lumber expressly for fisterns, together
with all the either materials. Cis.erns made Of any
size, either on the coast, in the country, or in town At,
?easonable prices. G. l.. syEs.
) Dee. 10 1855.
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An old Ballad.

| have a Young sister
Far bcy ona The soa,
Many are the p~rcsents
That she seat me.
she sent me n cherry
Without = Stone;
she sest me a pigeon
Without a bone;
Without any tharns
She sent ne q srisr;
Che babe noe lore my lover,
And that without desire.
How car a cherry
BE- without Il stone
How can a pigeon
Is without u huns'
How can d hrier
BE without = thorn
Aud who 'ere loved without desire
Since true love first ~ss borny
When the cherry was = blossom
Then it had no stone,
When tic dove was in the egg
Then il had no bone,
When first the briar sproutsd
Never 3 thorn II bore;
When tie maiden has her lover
Oh, then she longs no more,
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FALLAND WINTER CLOTHING.

I'VE are now opening our stock Of FALL and WIN.
w TER comprising q general assert
ment as Is kept in a first class Gentiefnan,s Clothing
store. The public are requested to cali and examine
cur stock Cost nothing to chow goeds.
v. 4. PHILLIPS
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T E N n E EE.
lYER CONTROVERSIES.

iIER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"k4GHf-glaek complexion, about 5 feet ten inches
lhlgh. committed Nov. 6 IA IS he belongs to lanes
Written, Eear Springfield, La.
complexion. about % wears old. com.
esshprae Parish, In - "
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Harper School for both SEXES

TTtHfS School IL situated one mile sro,, psaos-..
9sc@aoh faf!sh, Louisiana, In the midst of n bealthy
an4 interesting seeti"n Of country. The eoua,nunit,
around in point q intelligence and morality w;ii ~.
favorable comparison with any nther IN Ner,t = 80
ana. students here viii be removed from ths t.,n-.A
hons 10 vice To which are always found In .;f,as 20 -
generally found in villages. NN1
The Trustees lave contracted With Pa ~
corr, to take charge VI the Institute. He h,s ~.
o"sh'"s 81 MIR taan twenty years, and Ii tco wsli.
hhowi' aS a sen@iar and Instructor Of youth 10 need any
commentator from as. He brings 10 h;4 al /. ~
ieinaie department., his two daughter, who bav. -
trained from early childhood fer professional tcactt;a.
ptfier Assistants, beth male and female. viii he ~
cured As Tie Circumstances Of the Institute, e.
require. m"S
The institute building Is large and conpod;ns -.
inc trustees have appropriated a considerable .,n n,
the necessary fixtures, and will have all IN !, xts..ax
readiness Tor opening o! session, which h.a h..o -.
Tor Monday, September 10. 1885,
tfs our intention to aid the principal, fwbo has =,
ready removed to the ueighbGrhooa J 10 bniIs ~.
.'hnoi iof both sexes, that will be equal 70 any o;h.r
IN this or surrounding parishes.
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session, outa deduction OF sen per cent. will be allowed
for payment fora whole >. ssian strictly in advance -,
eight per cent. for half a session.
2. Students will be charged from. their entrance n
nee CLOSE OF session. and no deduction viii he made for
absence, tar any other eaase, than sickness for two
weeks or longer.
!. No one viii be permitted TO De engaged in more
nan tttsee n adies 1t a time. but free uent revie WIS In all
former branches viii be required.
4. Boarding can be obtained AZ r9asa,aesa -st -
the peighboril0oa.
g. The prosfeet far a large and most interesting
Sch"oi Is no" very aatteriag, and se Earnestly solicit
th" cooperation Of ajacent neigubarho.s,s AMI ia.
friends Of home enterprise.
- W. I. BOND, Prcs't,
" G. TrRsgs, see'y.
K Il. TarYer,
Hugh Minton,
Henry Tatan1, i'asfNss
5. u. Garner,
""on''ttH, Jackson Parish, la, Aug. .. 1865.