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LongxyertI,'s pet Agency.

JUST received by the subscribers. who
u are the maker'ae pet agents. 30 Cases
Sparkling Catawba; 30 Cases Dry Gataw-
ba. The celebrity and extensive sale Of
these wines, render putting unnecessary. -
The agents would only state, that articles
Of any popularity, are soon counterte tied
Hence, those wishing to purchase wines of
this maker, should buy them Of his only
agent. here. where they are sold on eon,nl,sI
sna. II is claimed tor this wine, that II
is healthier and of finer aroma and flavor,
than the best French Camraigne. The
French mix from three to six or more kind
of grapes in their wine. One kind of
grape onl y Is used in the manufacture Of
this wine. Purchasers dissatisfied with
Its quality, will have the money refunded
for all returned, within reasonable time,
to The store where it is purchssed.a
july1 BARBEE Il BENZ AMIN.
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Now Opening.

A LARGE assortment of China, Glass
IA and Flint Ware, 0mamented Toilet
Sets, China and Tin Water Coolers, as
sorted sizes, Seli-Sealing Fruit Cans, So
lar, Hail. and Astral Lamps.
Also, just received fine assortment of
Rocking Chairs, Armolrs, tables, &c, &C.
lulylo j. PIPER 4 co.
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RrlrsIaesl Rruslnesl
Fresh .1s'7'trNls.

PORCELAIN Preserve Kettles TALL
l sizes) Family Tea, and Butter Scales
Hull's patent-impoved eoucave Il anvil
Nutclacker, Disston's Saw backed Butcher
Knives Mabogany-Zinc ringeJ Butter
mouds MONTAN * HUGUET.
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Ar rue pH,rApEhpHiA CHEAr CASH
SroRE Another Shipment Of light sum
mer goods for the ladies, has just been re-
eeived al this establishment. The ladies'
are invited to call and see them, if they do
not want 10 purchase Immediately Polite
and accommodating clerks, always ready to
show the goods.
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MONTAN g. HUGUET.
N AfiCe.

THE undersigned has this day associated
JOHN $. HUGUET, and thankful to his
patrons for their liberal patronage. soliets
continuance oi past favors for the new
firm.
apis y. G.. MONTAN.
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| TENDER to my patrons sincere thanks
Il Tor their past liberal patronage and soli-
citing an extension of their favors, at the
same time would inform them and the COM
munity at large that | have this day asso-
ciated with myself George Forest OF
plaquemine. The business will be con-
tinued under the name ard firm of Brown
& Forest.
Baton Rouge iulyl J. w. BROWN.
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Heads OF Families and Hotels. Bakers,
Confcctioners and Tradesman.
| RE- solicited to bear in mind that am
n now receiving, three times per week,
large lots of fresh ground st. Louis Flour,
aside from my own manufacture, which
can specially recommend to the attention
of all. My Flour is all ground to order, Of
sound, selected wheat, and well milled.-
Persons DESTROYS Of securing the best will
please send their orders to
ilylo JOSHUA BEAL.
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Important to the Trade.

Important 20 the Trnde.
7 HAVE on hand, in good condition, $50
l. Kegs Prime Lard, which will sell in
lots at New Orleans quotations, thus en-
ahling purchasers to save freight, drayage.
&c, &c. Those wanting will please call
early. Culy1o) JOSHUA BEAL.
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THERE is NO DOUBT or IT.---The
position has been assumed, and can be
maintained with little cost thu, there
is something in the atmosphere Of
Boston, in the Puritanical State of
Massachusetts, to turn mems heads
from reason What an anomaly the
Athens of America. having all kncwl-
edge, and yet the easy prey to every
vice and folly--mad---born mad in
the midst Of reason, At the corpora
ton dinner in Boston on the 4th inst,
among the regular toasts, was The
President Of the United States" Can
il be believed; the pious KNIVES and
hungry fanatics ofthe assembly Kissed.
The Boston Ledger says:
Perkins Cleveland, Esqr, was call
cd on, to respond to the toast. The
gentleman was interrupted several
times, and upon his expressing the
opinion that the disturbances upon the
Western frontier were a source Of as
heartfelt regret to the President of the
United States as to any Of those pres
ent. the disturbers became apparently
frantic, and Missed and howled like
madmen. The good sense Of most Of
the assembly, however, soon effectual-
ly Quoted them,
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TO afchItectss BUtIuefS, Ptahters, &c.,
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform
L the public that they have in the City
of Baton Rouge, one of the largest and
best machine shops in the United States
for the manufacture of every description of
SASH DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDTNGS !;
Turning, Planning, Tongueing and Groov-
ing; and that they are fully prepared to
contract for the erection OF Building SC.
IL Orders filled with neatness and des-
patch on the most reasonable terms.
luiyll. BROWN & FOREST.
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,Iust Received
New and Popular M usic,

New and Popular Music,
TNHE Flower Queen; Say yes Pussy ;
L Bell Brandon Don't be angry Mother |;
Norma March Serenade March Ills
Midnight Hour; When the moon Oh the
lake IL beaming Aurora Gallopade Sa-
lutte a la France Willie we have missed
you and Shanghai Polka, just received
and for sale by GEO, NJ. HERO MAN
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Notice TO Contractors
NEALED PROPOSALS for ,urnishinp
y materials and building ten ilo) Brick
Cisterns for the use Of the Fire department
of the City Of Baton Rouge win be received
at the Sheriff's Office until Thursday the
Gath inst, at 10 o'clock NJ, the specihca-
tions can be seen at said Office.
Is. NJ. HART,
Committee, E. w. WILLIS,
H. v. BABIN,
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French Window Glass.

PECEIVED per ship "ORrHAN, "
In from New York, an assortment Of window
glass: s by los-1o by 10 s-l0 by 16-12 by Is;
10 by $40 by $3.50 by a. Also, Pittsburg
'ciear" and Waterford Glass, always on hand
and for sale either by the box or at retail, at,
decS-y. M0NTAN & HUGUET.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING,
~ w. BANG, wouldrespectftlly inform
u. his old friend. aud the public, that he
has returned to this City, and will shortly
open music store. Orders, now, for tun-
ing or repairing will be promptly attended
to. Address G. w. Bang, Post office.
iulvR- i'm
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Hardware for the Season.
lust received per steamer Cahawba from
y New York:
Preserved Kettles, assorted sizes.
Self-Sealing Cans, do. do.
Besides complete assortment of House
building Hardware at
lu,yl2. LARGUIER & LANOUE'S
Lafayette st,
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House and Lot for Sale.

4 GOOD HOUSE AND LOT, -
a Suitable for a family residence, iMe
situated in Catfish Town-below ssEk
F. Art-our's Steam Mill The house is at
the corner OF hatcher and Spanish sts., and
is perfectly new. For particulars enquire of
llya L. z. POWERS SEQ.
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lust RECEuvEDi
- French iaeonetts. small figured;
French Lawns " 4"
30 pc. Bohinet, for Bars
Iadea Liae thread Gloves, all colore;
and large variety ef the latest style Of
Embroidered Collars;
90 opel Irish Linen
Embroidered skirts.
Extra fine Marses Quilts, ia:
90 des. l.. g. Handkerchief at 81 ~ dos
mayl3 ]. SIMON a co,
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Wooden Ware, Broons, brushes, DC,
HAND Brooms; Wisps Hearth. Horse,
III White wash, Marking, Scrubbing, Cob
Butter Dashers; Towel Rollers, Butter
Stamps; Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks /;
Wooden Pals; Piggins; Cedar Tubs,
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dippers;
Wash Boards; Wood Scoops; Trays, Pals;
&c. MONTAN Il HuGUET.
mayo. Church street.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
GRAIN CRADLES Complete Straw
VI Cutters; Corn Shelters; Twig and
Hedge Shears Hay Knives; Sythes; Sick
les, sheaths Hay Forks; Rakes Chain
Pumps Garden Engine Briar Hooks ;
Pick Axes; Grind Stone Clanks Axe
Handles; Curry Combs; Hoes; Spades /;
Shovels; Axes, &c, &c, at
LARGUIER Il LANOUE,
may23. Cor. Lafayette & Florida.
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Coin FEVER TN SiREnts A gold fever
has broke out among the Russians in She
ria and at the latest adviees they are aban-
doning their work to engage in prospecting,
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more. "a on th- bpoiy tic.I. 'lillnH them 70
reins'ni"r tho-" ri-at- ~ Human Nature tor
which the WI, ot Independence wa Wl1"I
such raus". TIM -r>talf"'. J. invinrIh!e-
l. may De crushed - earth tor DAY, Hu' II
VIZ surely RI" 10 -la-i' thr victory ihe
rUftt,t which, hrIilu!h- III hths!s, ha>
reached u. W. s..n =" t''l>icrr'd rom
Congress TO b'oa'i"r say. mere "v"rv ''t-
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the electoral ifa"cnN5 IL hoo-ln- ch'r!
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DESTRUCTION OF IAWRs.ECE

The geographic reports from kau>l- con
voy the astonishing intelligence that The
blood thirsty mob whIrh for weeks ha> t-cn
gathering around the devoted town OF Law
renee has al length carried into cile,t IL
sanruinarv threats. Eutiian>n ha> triumph
ed The propl. Of Lawrence have hen G,Iy-
en into the WI l,rneS- and FIR. rauiu- al!
murder stalk abroad. approved and applaud
ed ~ The national administration. The 1T
il.n> OF Lawrence adopted cyerv measure III
their power to avert tn, catastrophe. The,
req, atpdv expressed tii..ir willingness = a
low the t. : Marsha to mak,- arrest under
H., territorial laws Committees were son
both 10 the Marshal an! I'll" Governor, en-
trea'ii1 them 20 keen, the rn.'iln army away
from The town and promising that 10 re-
tat,.c should b" mad. 20 any arrests 'h"v
mirh; make Colonel Sumner, Of The NJ
ted States regular army. wa lmriored O. ''r'-
tc-, the town He rcpiled-!lt wi>he! H.
could 81 something bu- he had no over I
moy, withou- or1.r HI Opinions had he
conn. known. and in~t"a! OF ealing r'or
INN. a. authorized TO 30 tx III" lre>ii n.
Shannon called around Inn tn er-ar"d
and drunken rata, Of cut-t' -oH'> trom Boz
der Missouri Il was clearly H. d. ~ e
90, thp mott INTO Iawrcl g on some l'r-.t' \,
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SECOND CONGRE>~IO\ Al DISTRICT
CONVENTION.

i:~>1a0. 70 previous ro-..".a t.n1"r-..-
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nae tlfr' d'.r@a'"> 70 represent 'ht IT..
IL the \.tIoua. Convention. L. t. held a
phjlai,lpila. III. I..h O. .Jun.. AID twenty
t .r..,......... .-i.t.-.
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pos, O. eiec'ir- SIN delegates a AR = ~
resent the So. IN sad National C,av,i,lo-,
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title, Windsor, >Ho>'l'nj'.
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mitted on Free State men by The pro->,aeerv
party. Among them there Is one whiyh Won
may have seen before this reaches YOU. 1t
Is the case of the Rev Pardcc Butler a cier-
eynan If de Methodist p.r,us>'ar.. H. va
!vnched last fall AZ the town o. Atrhi,on ami
sent down The Missouri River Oh log Re-
Gently he has been seized hv MOB a ih,-
same place, headed tv a pro Slavery editor.
and tarred and teathered-all tor the mere
avowaI that he wa, a Free State man J.
III, An,rr.ca
Yours. X II @, a
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-RAHF CHANCE FOR Book AGENTS
The attention OF hook agents and others
j. asked 10 an advertisement in this week S
paper. OF F S Martin OF WIiiamstown. Vt.
who wishes to employ agents for the sale Of
fine steel ensrayngs and valuable standard
books. sold only by subscription. We have
seen both books and pictures, and Judge them
TO be better suited for extensive sale than
many works thus offered Tin. books are
from AppIeton's Publishing House. New
York. which is sufficlen, guaranty OF their
value and the STYLE OF publication.
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From the pe.-o,. DAILY a ivcr.i-er
The most gratifying reports are received
OF The stability and condition Of the work
unon the 81 Marie ship canal The follow
ing letter from the superintendent TO the
state Treasurer furnishes details and facts
which set AZ rest the question OF the ability
OF the work to resist the forces Of frost and
thawins:
SArT. ST MARIE. Nav 18th, 1856.
Hon. s VI HomeS: DEAR SIR:-know-
inc the anxiety vou must have in relation to
the Canal I'm rae tins opportunity OF say
ii,g 10 YOU that the canal /, 1ht.
The Manhattan and North star arrived here
OF the .ih instant (Sundav. and on account
o. tie destitute condition OF the Inh .titantS,
~ ~, different points on the lake above. tie
Manhatten was passed through the canal. al
lie Captain request. The Scoop walls. locks
and gates, are Ii, 700! CONDITION for business,
and have h-en ior the last two weeks. and
several davs nriOTe boat made It's appear
a4rr, inns ceiling the uues iion a 10 whether
H. amt. wOaiI .. :. ofir By III time navIr2-
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tioi. was opened to this place. The fros:
penetrated tn embark mtnt IN some plactS
i've feet. but bv gradually raising the water.
II has been eXtracte,; 10 about one foot above
:h, usual line close he Cai>son gate eve
~ time boat passes tn ana. and SHAH con-
tnue 10 % until the ;r0>t i all on: OF the
banks hac" 40, the least tear about the
canal Yours. a.. ,JuHN Burr.
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ison as chan pions OF their rights, will repu-
dlate them with scorn, and rally to the sup
port OF TIE squa'tevs they have 90 often con-
demned."
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came out under the auspices OF the ,miGrani
West. mostly from Missouri: Major Genera
~ har'!sOn sad puDnciy. IN nonlphliI, that
Ii i sent protest 10 the governor, u,t othre
shouiG be thrown INTO the river heart. threats
from the M'>>onrlanS and pro-,.averv men.
,ha' II governor Er,!.r refused TO eve Ger
t.n 'i"> OF cicct'"n - tuU>r tnus elected, It..
wc.!d not I've two hours :" such threats wee
frequently made | Received man, anonv-
nous l"'tsr>. threatening nv life: the wit
hes had examined poll books OF the DOM
,han Fourteenth district. and OF the the
Eighteenth, district: he cav. the names Of
many men who resided III Missouri and hal
voted III Donlphan manv OF these were
merchants. some professional men. and some
iIdre> The larger portion was from Pat'
county: Tia witness stated he was taken prs
onci dnrinL tse Invasion last tail and was
badly treated
DE- NE>1TAII emicratel 70 The terrific
r, from Missouri in ,januar, las, was ALWAYS
regarded a slavery uu,il he refused 10
ION II" secret o !-,s III Missouri 70 control
The territorial election: was then suspected
and denounced a. an aboliriori>,; am Ne
bra>ka democrat have ~ OBJECTIONS 10 the
extension Of slavery il it il NOT forced upon
III" l'cOlIt went - the TERRITORY al the
MARCH election. SO. determined to send III"
eX.curIvc inicrmr'i9n Of thu iraud- ard DE-
ta' their design the Ml>>0urian> offered To
u,k. ~. a iuIn,. =. ,bn ,.l,riicn ~ Mace OF
d free STAT, man who ha,. been cU.ntcllcd 10
decline: told then, could no. serve II had
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| u ~.
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=,
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w.
,
>,,rep which CURSES the nation and makes
III. a,ten,n, has been made 70 rerreS, free
,ee,b ty ,b. a-oumcut Of toIly-,he bud
,.os how;r. knit. and rs.ol But We also
know that H.. an,+bv OF the North is ia>,
N''' '''' wy 81 49,
,,s.>inc away W. know that the last two
y..rs and hale I,v. thrown = clear lich,
u,on ,l,, d,,ierrs or the south w, know
that ti.nid and conservative men are every
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POLITICAL MATTERS


- - ! L i>'0
r. S.
""-tH me- d " "O'>'' Oh Ih-f>!f,- ~
-. INST. resolved tiIst liz rCm'ra'r.-. q
ti-k... TO- Sat. e. -, =. ,.-,-..,,,,..-.. -
''' a. NV
y la l. iom'la'c az arr"p'dhi. tck-i. ;:.eI
-i,, >tat. Committee shall be AUTHORIZED =.
,,,..,....l ;. r,,4... .i q ,,o,,.i,,,,,,,..
- --'-'- 4 VI AK f'0S''N'- u '~.-
The S.a-e Commute Is constituted a.
-,
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Mr. John NJ Barnard. a .ar.- i.>.
Boston. of premium a. u9t
dollars Tor tie - test ESSAY on -ht
legislative enactment designed Z, -
;iie manufacture, salt and ust @, III
liquors. 10 be accompanied ~ al oa,..-'
.aw ior consideration"
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A-r.r some remarks T., M-.~>rs hfAlsr
and He ard. 'h, Convention a adjourned
ElLANIFLETJHLE. Fr.,it,r.
InnNlA- In >a.r..a-,-
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In NINpICAIIoN-"fra -
having oeen denounced "a a>iave-t l''
tdAt OCCASION to reriv that there j. s''
on hl> farm. who h.> not t,,-.l 1.u- g.
hl> own soilrltatiOn. o. a. the :, i.l->'
nrvo,tni persons. 10 save i'm t~HH
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