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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17

WHAT A STocK Was our exclama-
ton as we stepped into the immense cloth
ing house Of X. II. Parks 4 o.. and picked
our way through the piles Of goods that
were heapsd on al sides ofthe store But
We were still more surprised when told by
the proprietor that this was but small
stock to what he should have in few daya
Mr.. P. has many advantages 70 snabls him
to sell clothing, Furnishing Goods. &C., very
cheap. connected - he is, with the largest
clothing. house in the weat that Of Hunting
ton, Wadsworth 4 ParkA Of Chicago, and
buying in large quantities, he 10 enabled to
sell good At figures never drsampt Of in
Davenport =.
Connected with this IL Tie fact that M. p
il gentleman who endesvors to please al
and another fact that he has one Of the bess
CATERS IN NE sosAtry, NJ Dunn, no vos.
dsr h ~ Z lAses bsDiAslA nis tAseo = 4
= u ~ y ls111f ~ 1lsuA IN
@ se1a m kls1V / RS xVM
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BOOK TRADE.

summer reading.
Life II Charlotte Bronte, by Cuvrer Bell. vols, 70
s ss,.,! .yrs :! Cam! ss'l Goth. %
SnlIley' 90
viiettee, 90
The Tenant" Acton Bell, s6
Tcmpest and Sum. hine, n
Issbsl, the Young Wits and the Osd Love. IS
Thc Hidden 18th, BY nanaa Hsrland, IS
Alone, 81
fhsodosis. OF Heroine Of Faith. lst and ID vi,
each m
Nothing TO do, liustrated, 60
Leonors D'Orco. By @ jams, pepar. So
me nOmHny Rye, secool 70 Lavss ero, 50
ne AAeainss, OF three eifs, (Oilrhant) 50
Fortunes Of 0lenoore, BY Lever, 81
A. No - Brady street, doors North OF the Post
Omce. Eli ADAMS.
6mo14dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-17

$ Pray and Work,
Then Cod WJH Help I,oss,'
A NEW series u Juvenile Books, transasted from
= the Germac, beautifully illustrated with CO.
lored ensra wings and Illuminated covers comprising
l. BarUn Won wollhem and his children 2, The
Balloon; 8, Louis the reformed boy; 4, Beads aud
Shot; 6. Prank the little cheat 8. The Christmas
Gift, price Of each 90 cts.
At No rs Brady street. near the Post Once.
7mo1SdU R1.IADANS.
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SAMUEL PERRY
n Card

n Card
HAVING sold my eu re stock Of Clothing Cloths
Hand Cassimeres, Furnishing Goods, &c; to
nessrs. 3. II. PARKS CO., formerly OF Chicago,
take this opportunity Of thanking all who have Ia
vored me with their patronage, and solicit for the
above nrm = Continuance Of the same.
hessrs Parks < d., are perfectly acquainted with
the business and will spare pains TO please all
who may favor them with their custom at the old
stand opposite LIE Claire Row.
mch23-dtD HOWARD ALDRN
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-15
MANOR DAVID HUBBARD. on ALARAMA.


Seeing that our old friend Gen. Geo. s. Houston,
nominated, we noticed the fact in the Union, and
made some remarks expressive Of onr kind feelings,
and in accordance with the friendly relations which
had long existed between MS. In doing so, however,
we have, greatly to our regret and certainly I'M
intentionally wounded the feelings of a gentleman
whom we have not the pleasure of knowing, and
who not in thoughts when we penned the
few words to which he takes exception. We GER
tanly were under the impression that Gen. Houston
was returned TO Congress in 1851 with great unann-
ity. II appears from the table of votes as furnished
us by Major Hubbard, that we were mistaken We
publish his letter to us. and make tho correction
with pleasure. We ask him, at the same time to do
MS the justice to believe that is we had no earthly
motive, so we certainly had no intention, to reflect
upon him. upon any else in what VIC said con
corning Gen. Houston
The Major says that, by Implication, wc traduce
him;" that we '.disparage him and speaks of sat
tacks" "misstatements, \ making war upon him -
and all because said few friendly words in com
mendaton of gentleman whom we had long known
and whom his constituents had repeatedly honored
by reflections 10 Congress. We alluded to no one
else; thought of no one else; and could not and
did not therefore, BY implication or otherwise, in
tend to say anything to reflect upon any one else
And we are perfectly willing to trust to the sober
second thought Of Major Hubbard himself to acqnt
of all unlSind intention towards him.
The following is the letter alluded to:
KgSIocK, Ala, July !, 1857
Editor Of he Union, Washington, d. O..
SIR In late paper Of yours, and under an article
headed The Hon. Gee. S Houston, which has been
repubshed in paper in the town of his residence in
the course OF your eulogy the honorable gentleman
you make the following statement z He entered Con-
gress in 1871 has remained since except single
when, against the wishes Of his constituents he de-
clined reelection but not long permitted enjoy
his retirement In 1851, by the almost voice
of the people of the district whom he had served long
and faithfully, he induced TO return TO Congress
had the honor OF representing the district during this
single term and voted against the adopted for
excluding me South from any portion of the newly
acquired possessions in California and being candidate
for reelection in 1882 defeated by Gen Houston he
having received the wing vote almost entirely f he
not in truth their nonnee,) and also some twelve or
thirteen hundred democratic votes who joined The wings
for the time being, under the Of the Clinton par
ty While received at least threefourths OF the dem
ocratic vote.
The following is copy Of the votes given in each
county in the district and will show how correct you
In the statement published
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A GREAT SPEECH.

We commence to-day the publication of the speech
delivered at Lexington, Virginia, the Sd instant
by Hon. r. NJ. I. Hunter. The conclusion Of the
speech viii appear in our nextis Ii viii be read
with the Eveliest pleasure by The numerous admi-
rers of the distinguished senat1, for in many re-
spccts it is fully equal to his happiest and most re-
markabe efforts To use the language of our coten-
porary of the South Side Des&craf 1--WE have sell
dom presented to our readers richer treat than is
contained in thisremarkable address Rarely il ever
within the same compass has been gathered such
wealth of thoughttreasurc, sach store Of classical
alluson, united with such fund of felictous and
scholarly diction.p
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 10, 1867.

EsMr. ~ IswI Montgomery, Alabama, generalrav-
cling agent for Tennessee, BY
" I1wIs JAxss O IkwIs and Samuel D. LEWIS
s5-Mr JAMS No. 1872 South Tenth street, Philadelphia
our general travelling agent assisted by w H. VIVID,
s JANIS rl,DlISa iItNRr H. yAaE Tos u Nlck MoR.
RlsoS wIRY, WA L. wAnRNAS Ally H. cAIsoS, d Nts.
uS IiI2 " SWAIN, 7. AsinsAs, and 2. DAVIS
ss-Mr JSI No. Harrison street Cincinnati, Ohio oar
general collecting Western BY
W. j. THaslAs WILLIAM TaoGas, Tns ~ JAsE oniI-
Moeias RICHARD Receipts either, good
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Counties.
ALSO

Housons majority, 462 Thus II will he seen by in
spection of copy from the published official vote in the
district in 1882, where above 5000 votes We're poled
only Pa votes changed would have sustained my course
and changed the result And this You call nearly
imous Permit to ask You what satisfaction you de-
rive from publishing statements inconsistent with
truth What good can ID do you TO disparuge a man
who never harmed you who for forty years has sustain
ed his party who shed his blood the battle fields in de-
fence OF his country 10 perpctnate the very liberty you
now enjoy, Of the value OF which you unconscious
YOU know me not and yet by implication, traduce me,
and am at ioSs to account for such conduct No party
editor has the right evcn il he publishes the truth to
make upon OF his party TO assist another in
test II has always been held foul play, much less
Is u right 70 publish statements to the prejudice OF one
not authorized hy fact IL is due the democrats who
then so unanimously supported that should rcpel
this missatement Have You any more compromises ior
the South that you desire 10 degrade those not likely TO
acIuiesce Ia them fyou have you viii bc apt to have
metre opposition IN the next for by your attacks and
others of like character yon have constrained a
pai again 10 the sober second thought Of The 10000
voters among whom you suppose 426s southcm-rghts
democrats form so contemplate portion.
DAVID UIJpRARD
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-15

INDIAN Abrams The 81 Paul (AIinncsotal Pioneer q
the eth instant gives the particulars Of tie shooting Thy
Mr. FIandrau agent for the Sioux, assisted BY United
States soldiers from Fort Ridgeyl Of q the indian
chief Ink pa-du-ta the noted leader ~ the band gfsut
throat sayages whose dcprelatons 10 MAT Territory have
recently been recorded The Pioneer slys
q He i. the identical savage who dragged Mrs. Nole
from the lodge Of the Yankton chief who purchased her
and after having satisfied his hc-i appetite , her 10
death with clubs. His punishment was well deserved
The two Indians who accoranied Ink IA sin-ias son
fed it is supposed 10 the old chiefs camp ga skunk
Lake IL was feared by many persons AZ the agency that
he would seek TO ayenge his son death y attacking the
frontier settlements
ga great deal Of dissatisfaction existed among the In
dians caused by the prompt retaliation oi tlf agent IN
terminating, the of the murderer.
" There but small force o. soldiers al fort Ridge
H. and this seemed 10 the Indians In assuming
d bold and naughty tone Mr. Brown. however. maet
Major sherman battery Of flying artillery, twenty miles
below Fort Rilgely, on Friday they would rsarh the
agency on Sunday and their presence would undoubtedly
produce a change in the conduct Of the Indiana"
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LATER FROM COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA


We have received via Grcytown Costa Rica papers To
the 10th June:
There had been great IcIocings. balls banqucts ilu-
Mutations religious eass and other manifestations on
account OF the termination Of the Several Of the
llibsers found their WAY 10 tho public ball. where they
partook freely Of tho good things and atcrnssd with
the people they had always been their best friends
General Canas remained in Nicaragua as commander
n-ccf Of the Costa r forces, and cncay oring
settle amicably the difficulties pending between the two
countries
The government has been receiving reinorCemcnts of
arms and ammunition, and expects soon To command
10, 900 effective men, armed with Msia rifles
The desert from Walker have found various employ
ments; upwards OF hundred Of them working on
farms and others acting poriers and servants They
have published document expressive Of their gratitude
for their kind reception by the Costa ifisflns.
The Chill brig-ofwar AneHd with the minister TO Costa
iica on board, had reached ihtnta Arenas.
The maritime and commercial report Of Punta Arenas
has been very favorable during the month OF May.
hundred and five thousand quintas Of coffee have been
exported the price Of which has been about S per
qunal several vessels being Obliged 70 leave unable 10
purchase cargo, although there still about eight thou
sand quinals in the interior which Is already sold
Several thousand hides have also teen exported at 22
cents per pound bSsics large quantity Of pearl Shells
wood Sc, aud the hlrqne David Thomas has just sailed
for Chill with sugar.
The heavy rains have lately interfere with the cx-
ploration OF the line Of railroad from Pdnta Arenas
San jose
We copy the following from the Panama Star of July
Through the kindness Of the telegraph operator VIC
have been placed In possession Of the latest intelligence
from Nicaragua by which IL appears that the departure
Of Walker has by tended to restore peace to
that unhappy country.
The steamer Thames arrived at ASrnwell from Grey
town the evening Of the 2ls with six cabin passen
gers and sixteen flibusters. The brought by the
steamer Is that Castillo Nieio has been much improved
and strengthened and the vicinity under cultivation
Chillon and Mendez OF the Leon party, have two thou
sand at Leon and Martinez of the Chamosta party
has one Thousand. 10 which point he removing
tie arms and ammunition from Rivas Gen. Canas was
at Rivas, but without any force.
The effort OF the council at Leoa 70 elect President
unsuccessful, and Rivas still holds the nominal pos
session Of Provisional President. nona military
governor Of the department of Ryas Kvas would not
receive act in concert with the allied generals.
Martinez had sent message TO them stating TINT he
would he ready to take possession Of the river the LIT
OF July. collision between the Leon party. rib 'ror
HaItt and the Chamcristas, expected % cake place
at on early day.
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CALFonSIA WAGON RoAD.-Ihe company under the
command OF Col Leach-whose stores, &C. arrived herr
on SATURDAY. last on the steamer Aoewere 10 Iease tho
Mississippi river opposite Memphis, On Monday last
The train consists Of fory-two wagons About $50
compose the entire company. They win probably rcafl
here this evening or Tomorrow.
Lsls Rcck Dearsya yaly a.
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EnlIliRAIInN In KANsAs

The Herald % Freedom 81 The 9th ult estimates
the influx Of population Kansas sc present season
at 10000 and Is q opinion that before winter sets in
loe,uoo win have been added 20 the permanentpop
ulaticn a The Territory. Meantime the human cur
rent poars On with nadininshcd volume. Many
stop in western Missouri. and others continue %
nogthern Texas. There Is regular stream Of emil
grafton Hcwing south through Lawrence aud other
places IN Kansas, says she Herald, 10 the number
q hundreds day. ieokiug far warmer climate
Thr denlocra'ic party in Maine have entered upon
the political esHpaign wish spirit characteristic Of
their palpcsi DAYS The late convention, tsays the
Boston Paai gathering Ia an unusually busy season
numbered oyer $50 deegaies and their harmony
and their good Judgment in selecting their candi.
dates, amour the hest feeling IN the ranks Of ihe
party.
The Chicago Times says that ON the ay 81 Gov Marcyt
funeral tc principal hais Ia that city displayed ansh
halt mart Ia token u rspsct 10 the memory Of the de-
leased
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

DESahie1
Ts;aore Daigia, Administrator, Us. Frame A. Woods.
No. I427.
nY VIRTUE of a writ OF f. IA. to me directed in
the above entitled suit, of date the Goth day Of
March. A, d.. 1857, from the 9Th District Court in
and for said Parish and State, viii be offered for sale
at public auction TO the last and highest bidder in
ront OF the Court House in this Parish on
Saturday, the lst day Of August next, 1851,
NJ II O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right of the defendant,
frame A. Woods, in and to the following described
property. to-wit
8. A certain tract OF land situated In this Parish,
at forty arpents from the Mississippi, river, measuring
one arpent front by forty in depth bounded above by
land Of Mrs. Conway. in the rear BY James c. Woods.
in front atad below by said frame A. Woods with all
the Improvements thereon.
70 nav and satisfy said writ Of Execution seized in
the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale-on twelve months credit. ttee pur,
chaser 70 surnish his bond witt. good pc rsonLf secu
r;tv. hearing interest at the rate Of per cent. per
snau,,. Jfrcm date unit! paid. with mortgage retained
UPON the land until inll aud final payment.
WILLIAM WHITE, rs
wrst Baton Rouge. 1une i3tn, 1857
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Avis detection.
F. Sheriff.

INN VEfsTI Hume Resolution du Juri lie Police DO
L. cctts paro;sse. oraaunant 4u'ane election Hrra
truae dams ciIaruu Ie- reimbursement de cetie par
0iSAe, q ieTtt de cnrnaitra te yoeu dos yotans legauA
dos dts arraa4issensons quaint a IL distribution on
;.on distribution do licences aux sendeurs Gu detail
dc li3eGr8 fostr4 dams chacun is dites arroulis<a-
mefts, nne election sera tenue, SAAfi3I ie ~ lie JUL
Let p~rcchsln, 1851, Il ietEet CT dessus GaGs les endvpits
suIY.us gaynirt
Ter 4rrbgeftsssrea. 8 la craceIie 1e Nm Iiebert g.
noiron. t'as ssiq1c.rsS-iarce!i i1oiron, Il. T.
Tuinier Ct Landry Eoillouret.
2,se AFfprftrsem@at il Ia groce-ie De Madame Iierre
GaSssir :. Contmtst0Rsirs-Ed. White, V, Ian!ry
ct j I. landry.
aHs. ArrDaassgnp4R m cafe De Bonry 4 Co.
CgEsniSsfs46 trsS->ostne1e Aiilet, Oscar landry ct TIy-
polite IIetert.
sae 4yTprii&snea. IA maiSou De Js5h;al Aiilet.
Goasattsst8Hcires-tiuy Labaure. Joachim .Aillet, ct
Alfred Hehcrt.
5ue irro.ftsssaerss C. Ia meison lie T. Derichehourg.
C,stFaisstoaGsrss--File blanchard, Doryille Landry,
ct Ference FNrichebocrg.
tine .4rrraf:sssn4fHt a In maisoB de Coar.
C9mmtSsiDan&rs-f. Heoert, +. Il, Allan v. nnhroca.
.tns Arr0ae5i&eneHt an mag eS'n de- leF&ait X Harm
nan Communist r.l43es-Jno. \. bird, Leon ~i%jeane
ct u. " Leblanc.
sa,e Arr7ssaaSs>aeen a Is grrcerie ae Alexis lonsnc-
nee 80. Ha4fssiJs'afss-Jan L. lobltlt, II. e. le-
Bt3ar e. Aleri< ThtboIeanx.
pms 4rstnffseHeRt Hu nasaSin Do J. F, TacDsau.
C'at,ea&i2:atr5s-B u, Clark, sydney Lob'.e!I u a.
Laelercq.
C'ssmisiDaatra-H, :. flynn, c. l.. Petit q K. F..
Courtney.
lime 4rro5p3is,eaen, a Ia rnaisan De Courtney <
Wo@is -. GaIamistyaair%-W D.. Winter, L. :. Her
ofcrt ct K T. Courtney.
I+5 ballots tcyr"GL aecir les raats su'rants: Ii
c~nsc . "a h vntc 80 pn5gr ltc.ncr. e. lee ntots f1:s
as kIeaee, " - /, sute est coarre les bcsne"s.
liz polls scr"nt HHrrrts = = heaFe- !. II g. tcnEe
"avrrt- jus4aa an I hours P. j,
g. d. i'ouse JUN II, 1851. y. y. PORE, ShsriT
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N T | G. E.

TIME subscriber respectfully returns his thankst
his friends and customers who have during tn
past year literally gave him their patronage, and TAX
this method OF informing them and the public at arg
that he has now on hand n large lot of seasoned lum
Der, and everything requisite for the undertaking and
successful completion of all work in the shape OF
HOUSE BUILDINGS, BLINDS, SASH, and DOORS, fit
ting up STORES, BAR-R0OMS, in the best, most dura
Montan's Hardware Store. the Post Office or at III
shop on Fifth Street, adjoining the St. Peters and st
Faults Col!ege. VIII meet with prompt attention.
Il, l.. sEES
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TIL f Child is only troubled wit worms

III Z NH1Iu Es0HIy s1VNHfCH WIFI WHITE,
aays the thossht!eEsrnother, when the punv appea
snce Of her offspring is remarked upon. Only Worm
why not say Only Cholera, or only Yellow Fever. fol
worus destry more lives than either. If you love you.
littls naes. administer to them, even if you only sus
pee, them To be s'troubled with worms" a sure, safe
and immediate remedy. Every household where il
has been tried, every physician who has seen It's effects
dueIounce
W1NER'S CANADIAN TERKIFTGE
srch a remedy.
a5-Be part;sular and remember the name.
wINERfs CANADIAN YERMrFIGE.H
7 isris the only article that can be depended on.
F0 sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT & CO.. Sole Froprietors.
Il Ind Isl Charities Street.
Sold in Baton Rotge BY all the druggists.
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S Ii ERIFF'S s.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE

SIXTH DISTRICT CoTe
n matter Of the succession ". ). Bozen,sn. DECD.
No. SOL.
by VIRTUE Of a commission to me directed in tho
II above entitled succession OF date the East DAY o..
May 1857, from the 9Th District Court. in and for
sad parish and State, will be offered for sale on the
premises on
MONDAY, the Goth day of JUNE, 1857
at II O'clock, A. NJ, all the hereinafter t,cscr,iei
property belonging 10 the separate estate of deesa.cd
anu to the partnership heretofore existing between
deceased and + frederick Nuuzeshe!uer, to-wit
4 certain tract III land si'nate ed i'll this nsrish. cnn.
'sfnfng eighty superficial acres. bombed North Nv
aha MississiPpi river, West by faise river, South by
lands Of Harry Grant, and Fast by aads hstarging TO
the parish. with ,ie buildings aud impsov.,nauts
theTeer, / lot household furniture. lot books. /
coaking stove, stock If goods IN store consisting .of
fancy dry goods, plantation supplies, shows and
boots, har !waTe. medicine, &c. dc.
Terms Of sale-isnd to he sold one fourth cash. and
the balance in three equal annual insta.iments, the
first payable lat April 1855, second IA yahie list April
1859, and third IN the ist April 1860. the purchaser
u furnish his notes with good and solver, security
to the satisfaction of the At!mintstrati1. Movable to
be sold for cash for all sums Of twenty I'VE dollars
ond under. and for all sums above twenty-five dollars
the pufehesere 10 furnish their notes PAYABLE on the
LIST day Of January next, 1855, with personal security
to the satisfaction Of the Administrator.
n. ". PuPE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, May Both 1881.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARRISH OF w. Il. ROUGE r..

ANa SE W.. L. ROGN Ii.
Py virtue of q resolution Of the II 6ce jury Of .his
Parish, order 'ns an election TO be heidiu each OF the
Police Jury wards Of this Parish Tor the purpose NJ
taxing the sense oflhe qualified voters of said wards,
~ to the eSpndiency Of granting or withholding
licences to retail liquor within their respective
limits. An election will be held on Monday, third
day Of July next lo5Il for said purpose at the fol-
lowing places and presided over by the following
nyn,el Commissioners, to-wit:
IN the lst ward-at the grocery store of Hebert &
iloiror.
Cgam.sst Yasrs --Narcelin rciron. J. landry CulI.
iouet and TAeodule Talher.
In the I'd ward-at the grocery store Of Mad
GasSir.
r. landry.
In tue Sd sard-at the Coffee House of Trasimond
BuarG 4 Go.
mtssioasrs-oscar Landry, Hypolite iIeber,, jr,
iue aiiitt.
< I'll, ward--at the house of Joachim Aillet.
~ummissionsrs-Guy LaBause, Joachim Ailiet and
Alfred lIeberi.
In tt. 9Th ward-at the house of Terrence
DerichbHurg.
ConmiSsionsrs-Theoaors Blanchard, norville Ian
dr. and Terrence Der'chehourg-
In the 9th ward--at the Court House Of this Parish.
Observation-Disclosures Hebert, +. A. allain and
Y. Duh-oca.
In the 7th wara-at the grocery store Of LeBail &
liaruahan
Ceamtsssonrs-I. A. Bird, leon Lejenpc and o. N.
Leblanc.
IN the sth ward--a. the grocery store Of Alexis
Luuguepee,
C5mriSsioncrs-J. L. I.obdeu, ii C, Leblanc and
Adon,s rhiboteanx.
In the 9Th ward-a- ..e store of J. 2. Tncneau,
isCierca. e
In the 10th war75 on Bayou Poytras
Cerssisisaers-A.t ;. l.. Pettis and Lemael
7. lay.
In Inc 18th ward use Of Courtney and
Woods.
Cuamasstgniers-N. D.. s. Hereford and
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Samedi le lime Jour dc Aout 1867

c. undries,
y OK Bark Nazeppa
10 baskets Anuisette.
3 dozen Corn Starch, y
IL boxes e~algate's peariStarch,
Yeast Powder,
baskets Seiizer Water;
90 boxes Dry Lemonade,
10 dozen Lime juice
10 g Superior Claret,
l cask Old Port,
10 DOZEN Porter. Barclay K Perkins
10 +" (Rurton on Prent) Scotch Ale
1 barrel superior Old Menosf.afsla
." Campl,ine,
g Burning Fluid, for sale ny
WI EtG Ell, hTueci~t