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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-21
AMERICAN PLATFORM

The unqualified recognition
and maintenance of the re.
served rights of the several
States, and the cultivation o.
harmony and fraternal gooc
will between the citizens o.
The several States, and to thi'
end non interference By Con
oy'ess t0ith questions dpper
tdini7g softly 81 the iHdiUii
tIek States, and non interUeH'
ton Jy each State 1cith III.
dG1irs or any other State.
The recognition Of the RICH.
Of the ndiiUe born aud ndtu
rdLized citizens Of the United
States, permanently residing
in any territory thereof, Il
frame their cOnetitutiOn ana
LdtCs, and 30 regulate ueij
domestic and social AFFAIR,
an their O1r7l mode, suffice
only 20 the prOrjsiORs Of d,
Federal Constitution, toitl
the right Of ddmissi0n mt
the Uai0H frhenerer hel
haze ne requisite population
Tor one Representatives IL.
Congress. PyOutded, aItodys
that none hut those who ART
citizens ~ the United State
under the constitution and
laws thereof, and who have q
fixed residence In any sucl
erritory, OuEht 20 Tarti ipatt
in the formation u = constitu
ton, or in the enactment o.
laws for said Territory o.
State,
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FOR PADUCAH. CAIRO AND MEnPHIs.

'I'hE hne United states Man passen TA
Il enEer packet J. @. CLINE, J. @. Z0HEfAa |
Hrs, Master, vii leave Or ths above
and all intermediate ports FRIDAY, 21t instant -
O'Clock n For ireiE n passage sppl' board,
mH3O-et A. L. DAVIS, Agent.
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KANSAS NEBRASKA ACT.


The constitution, and all
the laws OF the United States
which are not locally inappil-
cable, shall have the same
force and effect within the
said territory Of Nebraska as
elsewhere " thin the United
Sis'es, except the eighth sec
ton OF the net preparatory to
he admission Of Missouri into
he Union, approved March
s, 1922, which, being inconsis-
tent with the principle Of non
Intervention by Congress with
slavery in the It ties and Ter
ritories, rs recogniz d by the
Legislation Of 1850, com monty
called the compromise meas.
.ures, Is hereby decl red inc.
perative and void; it being
the true intent aud meaning
of this act not 10 LegiSidte
sEdrery into any teyv7t0yy or
STATE, nor 10 trclH,ie IL there
from, bit 10 Iedre tie people
hereCf perfectly free &. fOJm
and regulate hSir domestic
institutions an their OlCp IraV.
subject only 10 the ConStitU
ton If TIE United States.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

I'VE and light trsug ht steAmer,H -1 -
IL CUMRERLAN 81. u. y n. szECNEzEsAa
BEOoKs Master, having enmmodious szz<s@
Aerommodauons vii potitiVely depart SUNDAY next,
the 2}d ST.. 10 seoes For freight passage,
above and al mediate lHndnE- apply board
mar2O-td H. HARRISON, Agent
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M have for sale Negro Woman, about aty years ef
w agr. very uprror cook washer and IToBer. Also,
several other good Negroes consisting Of Boys, Crib Men
and womrn. Apply to lns20l BOYD &LYLEs.
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Marble Monuments, &c,
MI. Il. Shelton

INFORMS his friends and the public In Kcn. suTysA
| eral, that he is now prosecuting the MARBLE ~
BUSINESS in tbs shop on Cherry Il eet, nvNt E1Cl
door 70 the Union and AnlsTicdn where he MA
will be pleased to attend q the orders OF all UN(N
who may work in his line done. He has HII.N
and will keep on hand supply ~ Hil MN
MARBLE MONUMENTS, T0MBS &c, S III CTBl(
Manufactured Of the finest Italian Marble in sss<SS
the best stSe Of the art. All " his work will sk2AS
BE- warranted. maI2l
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ASHVILLE:
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1855.

%A press of other matter excludes our
remarks on the Penitentiary question, in
answer to the Union and American's elabo-
rate article Of Yesterday.
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Shelbyville University.

sHELRYvILLE, BEDFORD COUNTY. Tennessee
THE public are respectfully notified that the LITERARY
l. DEPARTMENT OF the above Institution will Commence
It's FiJst Session on the
FIKSE isONDAY IN FEBRUARY. 1855.
As Trustees hater Ourselves that, 9TH University
Budding and mpOsnFA corps OF Int ueinrs Learned
and efficient, and geographical position in state
trail and accessible In connection with the good health the
fine morals and the excellent society o. rapdy grouing
oWu prepared 70 Offer great ndgeems Is parents
and guardians who may have and wards sdlcae 10
'avor Us with their patronage.
FACULTY.
REV L. HAMILTON President and Professor OF Moral
ard Mental Philosophy. and Bellies Lsttrs..
p. 6LfNN, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient and Modern
Language.
A. VIM, a NJ Professor II Msth.m,tics.
C. B. HEAD A. Professor u Experimental Sciences
J CAREY, A. H., Sap Preparatory Department.
-, Assistant
Terms of Tuition
Pa SESSION. 81 WkEKs-OSE PATAsLE N ADvAScE-
Primary Department. 90
Academic II 70
Irregular 10 90
Collegiate p 90
~ CIRCULARS giving outline Of The Course Of stndes
be pursued together with other information,
now etdy for DISTRIBUTION and uJon application, sill be i
iaedai ely sent 10 any desir NJ enpy.
Boarding may be obtained private miles ~ from ts 10
a0 per month payable AZ he middle and end Of the ses
tons
Afss STUDENT. have entered 20 ed ction win be made r
oss q me unless Of protr4ets sickness, other
roVidr ntia causes.
For ther particulars address the Secretary % The Beard
J. A. BLAKEMORE.
Presidents BoArd Of Trustees.
THosls n CASSos, seey, dse24-4m
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PAPER .WELL,


For sale.
7 OVER FOB sALE ny fssiarnee al A 49,
! dated in Eagshuhd en- the c8rner o. [scA -
Frinr and B-n sta The "a rsnts % FEET
spFing 81. ant Eass eask - f-st On
isn a Il foai a1sy.
Tee Hsase a fws hloFy Frame witA Iso story ForcA
flous= oontnias six rpus. toe eesets.
saf kichen eEera. staeAes cafragu aRd heaze fas
.haEs pFoeetfy al ~ sid cheap
RoT fsr'AsF iAfFmaEasn. aEpg "a Ne pre~i.-s y
: 1aarchis X A. BALL0WE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-21

A friend at distance inquiries IL rs how
North .ALabarad College ana the HmtsrHLs
Hotel Company are progressing The Trustees
of the College have purchased the old Bell
Tavern lot, aud the College buildings will be
erected ON it, They have employed Maj.
Hsirsan of Nashville ~ the Architect, aud the
buildings will be al once, We suppose, put IN
der contract. The subscribers are called upon
Ia pay up their subscription. The Col!e5e'
therefore, We consider h&vd Tact.
The Horton land. near town, b"Vgm by The
Trustees soine time SINCE for TIE C"liege, VIII
be sold by tiieln-at p:"iii t"p, We think.
70 As TO the new Hotel. The wind work las
been done-s charter obtained over the Gov
ernor's veto But how much money u any
has besa raised 6y the Committee We do know
Tie Hotel is greatly needed by tite town: yet
there is much luke -warnine.s sbou raising the
money To build C. = Haaisr,tle' Adrocats,
CuBAoY - WoMES IN CnolEs, Eor.-The
Egisoopal ChurcAmdR, of New York, ls "a, .
neck oi trouble again, We are sorry 10 ace. lie
thinks the clergy, Is these days, are toe mnsh
addiotsd 10 wedlock Ministers, lac thlnks
sho,,td NOT bs encountered With the care 81 q
f.milr-these hard tiInes-and lac goes strong,
therefore. for .'crlibaos y Women ia eholrs Is
another trouble. They create, aud ngu'e IN
scandalons scenes behind the earlaia. lie
goes. therefore, for turning tie women oni, and
putting chorister boys in t.elr places. wicked
w.msn
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brought by the dra6ia relative to the Peace
conference al Paris.
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FROM Il ANSAS.

4 Young Lady List in Snow Storm-Er-
posed to the Howling Blast Of the Winters
Winds four Days and Nights-A Miraculous
EscdDe from Death
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"In its own place, and in itself,
Can make heaven Of hell, a b eli Of heav

And yet, even among those wealthy parents who
are for the most part socitous to bestow upon their
children the advantages of the highest sources of
mental cultivation, how few DO we find endeavoriug
to impress upon the youthful mind the great truth
contained in this little line
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-21

The Issue before the People of the North.
Adherents of the administrator pro-
claiming the Nebraska Act TEA Measure
for Freedom
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-21

VIRGINIA TKgE CHI.
TcoNcLUDED.


Probably We cannot press too Frequently upon
the attention of parents and teachers, the impOr-
lance of early mental training in rs connection
aud bearing upon the after destiny OF every ind.
vidual In reference to this, 1--WE must educate,
il We would not have the stain Of the blood of
souls" upon our hearts and consciences It has
been well observed that right education is three
foil, viz: OF the head, the heart snd the hand.
That of the head teaches to discriminate between
right and wrong; that of heart, to love and follow
the former and avoid the latter; while by the edu-
Gated hand one is enabled TO provide for all the
wants of life aud to assist others in the same.
With wisdom in the head, love in the heart and
power in the hand, have we not the nearest sp-
proach to perfection which this world presents?
Men do not become, even as men, SO utterly aban-
doned to the wretchedness of crime as to have no
desire for better state no regard for the apprOba
ton of others, no wish to be considered by their
fellow. men beings worthy Of friendly association
and kindly attention. Yet to prevent youth from
even approximatirg to such deplorable state, ed
ucation is the mighty agent. That which consti.
tutes the highest felicity in human life is dependent
upon mind. And if it be true, as it unquestiODs-
ably is that the mind is in great degree depend
ent upon the free and healthful action Of the body
the converse is also as indisputable. 1t were
perfuous here to detail how it may be made the
agent of our greatest happiness, or the instrument
of the most sbject misery. Mind is at once the
majesty and the light of life; it is that which
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-28

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Dmest Ba.on Rouge.
CouR DU sIyNE DISTRICT.
BoRDKnEs L Co vs.. GAyIEzs CAFES No. 1901.
YIN VIRTUE dun writ de Fl. Fa. a moi addreasee
II dams pafTair ci-desus, par Ia Coar du tme District
Judic iaire, pour la dit paroisse ct Etat. ca date gu
lsne Jour de JUN 1856 il sera oteTt en- vent puhhGGe
an plus odrantS ct dern,er encherisseuE 4 IA Mason &C
Cour Ell cettG HaToiBse,
san,edi lie 2me jour d'Anut 1856
a IL heures A N, tolts res droit tire ct en- interets on
dsfendeur Gauderx Caze les prophecies suiYante; Sc
votr: Ure charette a cheval, IN wagon, tfols me
veaux, IN vieux Buggy, and Vingt mil donTes a pod
cart. pour payer ct ~satisfaire le dit ordrs c'exeeutien
wy. WRITE, D. Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge Juin % 1886,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE

. SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CouRT.
BoRpEREs Il Co, VS.. GAvpURs CAFES. No. 1901,
TN VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fl. Fa. to me directed IA
the above entitled suit OF date the 18th day oi
June 1856, from the 6th District Court in and for said
PARISH and State. will be offered for sale at pubic au-
ton to the last and highest bidder in front o. the Court
House in this Parish on
Saturday the I'd day OF August 1885
At II O'Clock 4 n. all the right title and interests Of
the defedant Gauder8 CAGES, in and to the following
described property; to wit: One Horse cart, ana
one Wagon, three Horses, one old Buggy, and twenty
thousand Hoesheads slaves, to pay AMI satisfy said
writ Of execution. seized in the above entitled suit
Terms of sale-Cash on the spot.
WI WITH, D. Sheriff.
West r. atom Rouge June 9th 1856.
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e H~McAXTKEgK,

ARCHITECT AND Guild
AM PREPARED to take contracts in my line. All
work done with ncatness aud despatch
a45- All kinds of jobhing done al a short notice.
n. B-Plans for Public and Private buildings, city
and country houses, cottages. suburban villas, &C,
given upon the most approved style.
Ry- Shouson Fiorids street East Of Maine, IN TIC
In The rear Of tho Presbyterian Church.
Mareh 4
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Malice Of Eo-partnerShip.

yr,uE undersigned have this day entered into so part
perghip. Under the the style Of MoNTAs ut
GUET, for the purpose Of carrying on the ltariVa[e
business. in AL its various branches, respeteuis ~ y
Iicit the patronage of the public, assuring tnem that
IN future "A large and varied n stock can pc ioana as
their stand, and sold as low as any house OUTSIDE OF
New Orleans. poST,y
= rrYrGirEr
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ETAT DE- La LOUISIANA.
PAROISsE D'CUEST BATON ROUGE

COTE DC sIxIEAE DISTRICT.
THos VAUGHAN vs. Hrs. JEAN ALEXANDRIA. No. ff4l
w yERTUE dun wrivde Fl. "a. 3 u.ai sadres2ee
i! dams I~aTaire CT desSasaF,s!a CouT du 6me Dis
tric: Judic;aire, pour la dite paroasse ct Fiat IN date
du Come Jour de Mai 1880. Il sefs otert Ell Fshte l.hu-
arc an Illus oTrant ct iernier ca3hcrisseur 4 la Hal
son de Cour en- eette paIajSse,
saunsdi lie Cane jouc d'Aout 1856
II hours 4 NJ, touts les aro:ts, titres ct ;nterets de
Ia LEI ndresse Mad. Jean Alexandra CONNIE her5tts1e
dams Ia succession de Pauiin Foret decd, pour payer Ell
satrsfairc lie dit ordre G'eSecGtion. tondlt'"a ae "a
yeute-coDptant.
Ouest Baton Rouge JUN IS 1865.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
pSRISu OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

sIIrH JUDICIAL pISTRlCT CnrB~.
THas. P VAUGHAN vs.. Mrs.. JEA& ALExANDaIE. No. i+4l
pY VIRTUE of q writ Of Fl. Fa. to me directed In
the above entitled cause, o! date the Goth day 0!
NAV 4 D 1876. from the bll District Court. 10 and for
sal saEi,h and State. vii! be offered for sale at public
auction to tine last and highest hidier, in front Ct the
Court House in this parish, on
Saturday the sd day Of Atgnst 1856
at II O'Clock ! u. ali the the right title and interest
of the defendant Mrs. Jean Alexaudrie A. heir in rhe
succession Of pauLD Ferret dee. TO pay and satisfy said
writ of execution seized in the above entitled eaase.-
FERNS Of salc-Cash.
wx- wIrrE, Z. Sheriff.
West BATON Rouge June 26th 1896.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.

'H ASSA
IxrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
In the matter Of the Succession of HIRAM J, tEoFHN7
deceased. No 372.
rY WRITE Of Z commission 10 me directed in the
above entitled Succession, from the 9th flS'Eicl
Court, IL and for said parish and state, 81 oa'e ne
Goth Of June 1856, will be offered Tor SAFE At pune
auction, to the last and highest UldheE III SAe P"N"
ton in this parish, on
Thursday the Gath day Of July, 1856
at o'clock n. all the hereinafter described prop
ertv belonging to the succession of Hiram D. Grover
decd TO wit:
A certain tract of and situated in this parish, cni-
waited a. a sugar plantation, containing about t"Hr
hundred and sixty superficial arpents, bounded above
bv lands Of Tbevphile MahieC, f. III. G, belo" by tiloSo
Of John A. Bird, and in the rear by LANDS oe'ohs '.s -
the estate Of James McCalop with the qeEth " ~!
arncnts more or less. together With all 'fe boil'ifhH1
and improvements thereon, also the standing crop y,
cane en- said plantation, Slaves-8"b, negro man as1"
81 wears. Christopher, man aged Y years, tA"eA' hss''
man aged 30 years, .
h,csx carts, Is or 30 head Of cattle. - or ~ o'@t'' 90
! hos. j four-horse ~Floughs, (new $ two, morse p-0usn.
not new. j subsoil ploughs, : harcoWs, )" "eenn4
hoes, - grubbing hoes, 20 pairs geers- b cross Iu'
saws, 2 log chains, Is axes, 2 grind stones Il spaaes'
i shovel. 2 swimmers and 2 clippers, ! lot nieoieioss'
| lot tools, a cane knives, $50 empty ne" hos'l'o 10
1900 cords of wood, ? shitfs, standing tilnper =" Me-
Andre Nfoine tract, with ten years to take IL on, 60
| nficsent fodder and 1000 barrels of corn 10 De ie'I on
| the place at the time IF delivering SAID plaie'attoh -
property, to wit, on the 1st day Of January A ,; TO-
The mice Of adjudication pavble in one, two, thre'
four and five years, from the list Of January next, 1897
with interst at the rate Of eight per cent per &np ~
from The lst day of January next, 1921, s"1o NJ" - "a
tn he naid upon the whole amount OF the Pflcs u ~
,ndiction annualiva the purchasers 10 furnish thel
notes, for the amount of thirty thousand dollars en-
dorsed to the satisfaction of the Tutor, and lor IN
balance TO furnish his proniasoty note payap" :,
90 af,ar 5ate hear ne the same interest as atore
said, all Of which notes to be made payable az .h
oa5ce Of Recorder of this parish, and mortgage retain
ed on the land and slaves and other property LOT ~
interest is moi regularly paid upon the whole amour
Az aforesaid, then all the aforesaid notes to oesona
due and payment to be enforced By slsanre ana sac II
the whole amount of principal and interest. ,os.
YIN HBiTF, p $
West Baton Rouge, June aota, 1855
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NOTICE.

! YVHF undersigned has this day associated WIN trrr
in the Hardware business, JOHN ,. hLh1Ei
and thankful TO his patrons for then hoeral foH
Io,;e;t. 3 continuanee of past favors for the new firm
april 10 u. l. l. hF'
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
paroisse fE-OueSt Hatou Rouge,

CyrR III sI1iKME RESTRICT JCDIclAtRE,
Julie hmel5e lajeane tsif>t * FRANCOIS Henry (hus-
baud.} M, 1852.
TN yER-vE DUN VIII lie Fl. F.. a moi sddr@sseo
T. dams ! affare e. Ge@sus. par IA Cour Do time [hs-
tglct. nnur Ia d5tf parniS~e - Fiat. ~ date IA I4Ine
ieur de MOI 1855, i -era otert en- rente ~Fnhi'q"e au
plus oTrant e dsratev encherisseur Sur les louA en-
cetie paF9l7&e
samedi lie 5nse jour de Juliet 1856,
9 II heures A. N. tou4s les aroi,s, Tires - inter6ts Gu
defandeur FRANCOIS henry les prophecies suITaot,
ssvaiF:
In certain ,rorresn de tsTre situ6 en- eette Parorsse,
a quararte hut arrertsde zuparacie plus o" moins,
borne en- iaut PAR terre De Drausin fuller. "n bas par
ttrre de Jean Fat iahauye ct Firtnin SerTets en- ay2Dt
par chem5n publiqnc Ct en err.er par Geilea dc Jean
Bat Lahauve avec toutea les seFEitudes ta'tsses et
ameLioraitons qui = truGTent,
Tn auttc tnercrAu de teTre de cFpflerP sltGe en- ce'tP
paroi~~e borne au Nora mar serre do Thompson n.
Bird sud par terre de lanes {. Woods, Quest par tcrro
Y. Foret ct a Est par celle Pierre IAbauve.
Tn azure 4no3 cea& de teTre situe en- cette IaroiSse
on Bruly Landing mrsurau; SO Pied de face sur cent
vinrt preds de prof1a5cur borne en- haut IN aFont par
terrr de J. l.. reyroDnler, 81 bas par le chem'n dn
BrulY ct en- arrier par l. terrain de Joachim Ail!et en-
sefn6le avsct IS batisses ct amellor4tions qulSy tfoa'
vent.
Tn Let defect mobileir. m rieuE Buggy, aeuN
cheyeaux. uHa petit charette 4 cheval, IN c1TA'lHtIn
pstcrSiI DE- culture, 6 trte de cochons, IN lot s1 mas,
menbic menbIart ct rstensil de caiasfnt pour pa'er e'
satista1re l. dit orire d'eHecution.
Condition de Ia 4ente-ComrtaHt-
M. WHITE, D.. Sheriff,
West Baton Rouge June It'll 1855.
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA,
parofsse de I'ouest Baton Rouge.

Dams Is succession lie SAMUEL II. ACKNEE1y tset-
No. 434.
4 TTENDC qne Robert Hill E~xecuteur testaneutaiss
A Ge la susdite succession . dePose daGs lie Bur
reau du GreGier DE 10 CouF dG esne I~astrict, IN comp
te final &c sou administration.
Avis est par Ia presente donna que .oase o~pposisios
legal dg dit crmpte sera fate dans les trente Jonrsqat
suieront il publicst;cnde cette avis.
Bureau du Grefier lie 2Gme jour lie JUN 4. o, 1850
RD. IiEBEBr, Depute GrefHer.
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J. SIMON & co.


: 4 y Il. T. q.
TIL din e ~ = & "r--'eare Is P-"cAa-ire'.
FrON0ET md TASTE COMBINED.
r-rr ,-rsr srrrr -
o'~'os r. S'17 TIE rhh7''' IN I" III S''~"'
Ja.; received an- constantly ''Sis''~s'
TUE ,pdsr~:zur~l request leaiee anil gentlemen to
civ. f,t.g, . cali. agd satisfy themselves not only
,,. ~ ,rf.c hat tn. uuaiiyy If tine goods ihes
nors
Ia ' .r~,rrvy
~ ]HE A7N1"~ IL
F-,narel and plain ba7"Ees an3 Tissnet.
fl,tnce ! an! plain Au~hnz ana 0rEaadiea,
N4z}aa, Jae'net aad vfE@-4y Iobe%'
Printed bE!Ia4it,;e' 'ac"nc'S ana E@Ioi'S"'
'1I'' M = ~ = : .r,, f,r child rams wear
- .'." S1' ant t1.,n-;a r,wns
I,t:h sn4 S,,,ol 49, and great variety Of white
1't'' anu 0''
r., e.,;,., p,acs IN rara4 Cinrharas. Eng
49, 1tr,tn,h r-;rt.
4%-- A@~ '''S
~BHoi"f
Embroidered ,hcTesrttg and sleeves, in sets,
Eirh tutparn 4ce collars,
4 large variety of silk AMI Lace Mantilia7.
Embroidered Muslin and Jacunet hAHtA,
r4.- ~:ch f,,hr,iarrrd Handkerchiefs.
t,nbroi5.re, ~li-ts 2 great variety Of Parasols,
faLs, SliA ILoE11, et2'' etc
THE GENTS DEPIRTHFST
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hight ABOUT FACE!
EoU NEIr.

n,ss. - =. thAiS informs the public that having
ls, n. 10 ~ ms late associations, he is now REvofv
hinssh Ss Own AXIS in other wcrd.s. he has established
The IA. W 'norch street, north SIDE, Grst I3or east of
sl ns.heY h~onae-wAere HI and his SATELLITES. viii
a. tbs ~ zoe q ttme, but With sALApIS BL-sBE, keen
aanosy aa - OLD flaEr takes oil the hairy rc1its1l-
most he.r .S;aH,p1la!e htrsWe Humanity in a manner
distsn ssauafal p behold. Iuued by the music Of a
aud M saserlai-fLLcE, bearing the tasarEt, sarory
eusb,o. Is ever Graded the INFANT vrxus-buried in
osusr.s \ s.asr ogn-ilnnlersed in aroma from the
Saa haatperlaptam Art, &e.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Parolsae d'OueEt Baton Rouge.

coUB ut sIZIBHE DISTRICT.
Dans / ala,ro de la succession de MARIE JCuEsSr Autrr
decd. No. 81.
1 TTEEDT que Edward Lsray a depose IN Tsblesa
a provision de sou administration dams Ia d:se suc-
cession.
Avis Is. par "a rresente dome cue torte opposition
legal phofnoIJEaticn do iii seEa e~uvesistre
ian. le Bureau la sus@agne Gret1er, dams trsnte jou.s
de Ia presen,e publication.
Bureau il Gceiler g 2Sme Jour JUN \. .. 1885.
". 3. C1L,MBEaIGS, Grefser.
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T.usf Received

Eusf Received
j French .Iacouets, small and figured. French
Lawns, small and figured, 80 per cent Bo5n-
en-. Ladies Lyiale thrcnd Gloves, OF all coiofS
and r large variety Of the latest style Of
Embroidered Collars, 50 per cent Irish Linens, I'm
troidered Skirts, Extra Gne Marseilles Quilts, / =,
so dgz L.. c IfandkercLiefs at 81 81 per dozen al
J.. SIMON & co.
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Ctugar or Cotton scaics.-'u' s":s ~.r7' . .#.-
,uitable for weighing cotton u agar t"t ra,e -
4 bargain. Apply
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