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Island of Cuba.

J o S E D 0 M N G o,
Importer of Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco,
No. l6 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment,
where be found superior Of selections
favorite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS, .
PAPER CIGA RS and
LEAF TCBACCo.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
"OLD JOE" he is Familiarity known for .he last
sixteen years, at his old in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains his old quarters where found the very
Havana and Paper Cigars Of his nporta
ton. Also a his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL and
ARCADE,
always he found the best brands of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars the very quality of Havana Cigars
Smoking Tobacco. rnl0 2pIy
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1gcknos.'s Household Edition

WAVERLY Wells.
ROB ROY, in volumes Just received for sale at
j. C. NORG-4N'S,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post-Ofice
Also, further supply Of
GUY MANNERING, = vols, 81 80.
WANERLY, . vols, 81 so.
je@5 2pThSa<W ANTIQU AIRY, . vols, 81 So
IL Book Of Merit.
SCENES IN THE PRACTICE OF A N. Y. SURGEON
By f. H. Dixon, NJ. D., Editor of the Scalpe
Eight Exquisite Eugraving fro Original Designs by barley
Price, 81 IS.
This interesting work the embodiment of much that vsu.
able in science and striking in incident The facts
ves here grouped together have CLEANED during
ee beth varied and lengthy the most diverse
in means and matter
A further supply received, at
J. G. MORGAN'S,
e25 2pThSs6ltW FIX hauge Place adjoining Post. Of7ce
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKEU.

Those beautiful BIZ RIAL CAsKETS formerly by P &.
COOK Co.. No S. ST. Charles street. been purchased by
the who offers the for sale the prices
at No. 200 Camp street.
OILS 2ply DANIEL MnNpoE
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Toilet articles.

Z 0KF-EEtEVSs
full supply Of the following TOILET ARTICLES always
hand and for sale Is per cheaper than by regular
dealers:
JONES' LILLY WHITE.
BARRYS TRICOpHER0US.
LYONS kATHAIRON.
PHALONS PAPHIAN LOTION, for tie Face.
HAIR iNvIGORATGR.
r. & C. A. WRIGHT'S COLOGNE
EXTRACTS for the Hdkf.
TH0MPsCN's oPT1ME, for the Hair.
JULES HAUEL's POMATUMS.
WRIGHT'S STICK POMATUM.
FRENCH'S ST. THOMAS BAY Rum.
JULES HAUEL'S SOAP.
CRYSTAL PALACE >.
WR1GHTS TOILET :.
WINDSOR 80.
FRENCH CASTLE
For sale by
MRS. BOYD,
jel5 2ptol 1853 Camp street
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PARr1ouLA an NorIcE 70 TAx-PAYERs--It Is some
thing that the public should bear in mind
that the time y rapidly drawing TO close in which
they may settle their taxbs without legal prosecu
ton The time expires on the 9Th Of July; but the
sooner Tie Is called upon the better, mas
much u te providing and consequent losing Of time
1t the Office viii increase as the last day approaches
This notice applies 70 taxpayers ofsan classes on
real and personal property, furniture, incomes licen
~, etc etc We advise those Of our friends who
have not yet settled to lose no time in doing 50, as
they may thereby save themselves great deal Of
inconvenience and : possible ENHANCEMENT with
the IaW.Sn, 3Sli " 5s Il.
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W. Iii. CO0Ees
Merchants Refinery.
.4mbsotypes for One Dollar.

No. l25 POYDRAs STREET,
First Saloon from st. Charles st.
Also, FINE OPERA CLASSES TO LET at TWENTY
FIVE CENTS, at
G U Y'S
Depot Of Opera Glasses and Ambrotypes
M 2r3rn l26 P0ydras street. N o,
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New Books AT MoRGANs.-Mr. J. C. Morgan. Ex.
change Place has received Rob Roy Tcknor Fields
beautiful hpusehod series of the Wsyery Novels also
Scenes In the Practice of New York Surgeon by E. H.
Dixoa D-a work that is highly spoken Of See advertise
iuent
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Dental Notice.

DR.. GEO w SMITH, DENTAL SURGEON may be con.
suited daily from NJ till P NJ Office and residence Ger
oFCaFoudslet ard Lafayette streets Gate Heya stree)
a23 2ptf
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Child STOLEN. The Sullivan Undiana) Democrat
says that 4 few days ago q German woman living
near Carlisle left her babe, about month old in the
cradle 10 the house. and went out into the field where
her husband was at work. After remaining about an
hour she returned, and found to her horror that her
baby had been stolen and negro baby left in its
place No clue he obtained as to the Whereabouts
Of the white child, and the mother, consequently is
in great distress. ~ N
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Bagley .abita Spring Water.

full supply always hand in whole and half barrels and
boxes, for sale by
MOREAU g. CROOKES,
je2G 2plm l. Gravier street,
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O. d. WOOdnlnn.

Warrants all POWDERED DRUGS sod by him strictly
pure having selected personally in their crude state and
powdered for his saes-among which
go pounds Powdered IPECAC,
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Shirts! Shirts! Shirts!
Notice to Sugar Planters.

AMES' PROVED SUGAR PAN
Which for RAP1DITY Of evavoration at Low tempers
ture SAVING of Steam and SIMPLICITY Of construction
is USEQUALED. VIII evaporae 50 per cent greater guam
ty in onehalf the time with saving Of rs per cent Of steam
the ordinary processes employed plantations. Manu-
featured by
DANIEL. EDWARDS,
Is, 30 and 80 New Leyee st.,
a24 2n2m New Orleans, La.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1857.
~ We are indebted TO Mr.. G. g. Wayne, clerk Q
the steamer Allegheny, for late St. Louis papers

LOUISIANA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICS FAIR
AssocrA This Association holds an adjourned
meeting this evening at the new brick hotel near the
Opelousas Railroad Depot, id Algisfs The members
of the Association, and the public generally on this
hide Of ME river are invited 70 be present BY the
citizens Of Algers seconded BY the proprieto q the
Second District Ferry, who viii run boat III q late
hour for ne general free Of charge
The meeting viii We embarrassing one, and We doubt
not, will be largely attended. a q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-25
i. W.. Seymour.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices Profession in all Branches In She Psrtshes
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. octlf 2pt
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Shell Combs: sE.eu Combs,

Shell Combs! She'll Combs!
Just received, large complete assortment Of SHELL
COMBS, Tor sale very low, by
LION g. PINSARD,
ie22 2pf &c and IS Royal street. corner BienvilIe.
Fishing Tackle! Fishing Tackle!
LION & PINSARD,
je22 2ptf Sc and IS Royal street. Benville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-25
Joseph Lands s. Co.,

Joseph L01tdts 5 Co.,
Sole Agents for
PROCTOR Il G AMBLE's FULL WEIGHT
STAR CANDLES.
ALSO
FOR BOYLE 4 CO.'S
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits. Rose
II " " G FL HTSK 7,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
rnl2 2p5m SO and IS Tchoupitoulas
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Talk "a 'CIaange.

Nothing Of Importance attended the movements
yesterday either on the streets or on the landing YET
We cannot omit to note there was good quantlty 81
Western produce landing on the levee, ana Win q
continuance Of the present stage Of water ~ the
upper rivers we may expect further arrivals IN fact
the encouraging prospect Of the growing crops Of
cereals through the West s increasing the shipments
Of every depot far and near. Then there is gene
rel clearing out Of stocks and with the low costs Of
transportation hther and hence TO foreign ports this
market at this time offers greater advantages for sales
than any other in this confederacy from the fact that
operations here are confined to cash. no sixty days
Of four months with two or five per cent. discount
for cash are 70 be found IN account sales emanating
from commission house in this city. We think some
Of the planters Of Louisiana and Mississippi would
laugh at an offer forther cotton at four or six months
credit az II s sold in Northern cities Or ten days and
three months as In Liverpool. The cash system,
therefore, gives city preference Overt its compe
rho facilities for clinmants IL diston+ ,,nr4s
.o,t;,,n. ar.ot IA chorres u fraoht Il Enrone
An even "a africa continue Low as vessels
"a ,osded NM cleared for Africa here. either direct
e indirect with almost a. much advantage a. thew
NJ from New York. "A very mysterious cargo was
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SroRM on THE OrELoUsAs RAILRoAD pa Mayor
White, Of Thibodaux, who came down yesterday on
the Opelousas Railroad informs that severe storm
Of wind and rain had occurred along the line Of that
road which had Ieveed to the ground great quanti-
ties Of corn, iniuring the crop materially.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-25

Singers Sesrt3tg .tFacEtines,
With all the late improvements for sale by
MRS. BOYD,
ie5 2ptol 1853 Camp street
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Y. Ra<in's Perfssnefy.
Ten Bazins UPPER TEN EXTRACTS for sale by the
bottle
MRS. BOYD,
iel5 2p.o1 l5s Camp street
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ENTt1tH's Cologne.
Three cases, just received, for sale low by
MRS. BOYD,
iel5 2ptol l5S Camp street
.fEE Kinds of SetCinQ
DONE BY MACHINERY, by
MRS. BOYD,
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doubted as is that of the Advocate-we find an arti-
Gle that sustains the positions taken by us as sutii
GENTLY could desire. After stating that it had
not taken sides for against the rival aspirants but
that it does ntend to take sides in behalfof the
intelligent, independent and true Democracy of the
Third Congressional District" the Democrat remarks:
It 1.-THE Felicana Democrat does intend to say to
the Democracy of this district that ii affairs are suf.
fered to remain as the Convention OF last Monday,
the 18th ins has left Them then defeat, inevitable
and certain defeat, awaits US. 1t is time that the
Democratic masses should take their political affairs
out of the hands of designing men. What then, is
the remedy for the evils that now exist Nothing
short of ne,o Conueation. Then let it be at once
called to assemble in Baton Rouge the last Mon
day in August next, which will give ample time to
the whole district. This is the only safe and
proper course No tairthinking Democrat can object
to it. No Democrat who holds the welfare of his
party and his above the preference of this
or that man, will object to it.
After observing that the Democracy of the Third
District have heretofore gotten along tremendously,
Clinton contemporary thus refers to the influences
brought to bear upon the late Congressional Conven
ton 1
1t is now the first time that outside influences and
lnterierences have attempted to control direct and
dictate to the independent Democracy Of this District
1t is the first time that district has been visited by
outside officials, in high places in order, be-
eye, to direct what shall or shall not be done by
Democracy. tits the first time that the Custom House
in New Orleans has introduced itself into our district
and its chief exercised personal interference in its
political affairs. Is there any wonder then at the
discofd and dissenson now existing? We say these
things in no dspargement derogation OF any can.
didate, but we do say them with the firm declaration
that the true and independent Democracy of the
Third Congressional District will not submit to such
unwarantasle interferences with their political rights
and interests. Let this determination then be fully
understood and borne in mind for the future. for we
are sure that speak the sentiments aud feelings
fourftths of the Democracy of this district We are
competent and able to take charge of own polti
cal affairs and we are people that cannot be brow.
! beaten into measures.
The Feliciana Democrat also contains commnni.
cation signed "a Proxy Delegate to the Convention
arguing to the came effect.
We might here drop the subject, having, we think
fully justified ourselves hut an article in the Baton
Rouge Advocate OF the Esd instant entitled to some
consideration particularly it admits the existence
of family fight " in the Third District-a fact il
endeavored to ignore in its article of the preyiou:
day, extracts from which appear above
Speaking of the editorial article in the Felician!
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
w in the town of Springfield on Monday March
the Ind 1857. at O'Clock, F. NJ, the interests of j.
Crchiton. j. Finton, Wm Finton. and s. Andrews in
the Saratoga Tunnel Company pay up back
and other accruing expenses
NJ j. GREENLOW. r,
JAS. BOWMAN, 1'"Sees'
Springfield, Jan. Goth, 1857. [no331m@l
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and Fulton Streets have the above publication for sale
Columbia. Soft
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S 0 L D 0 U T

g LEON, Having sold out his Clothing Es-
s tablshment in Columbia gives notice to all persons
holding bills against him. present them without delay
and to all indebted to him he desires to say that mmed
ate settlement is demanded he wishes to square all his
business transactions previous his departure from this
place In taking leave of his customers
MT Leon, takes this opportunity to thank them for
tner patronage and would at the time recommend
to their favorable notice
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
Mr.. MORRIS LOUISSON,

who takes his place in the Store which lie lately occupied
ana VINO designs repenshng with large and we'll select
ed stokcof goods suited to the market. 25-3m
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
WEEKLY COLU MBIAN.
Address to the American Flag.

Address to the American Flag.
The following, by the renowned Squash is decided
patreotik -
mety rag booteous peese of kloth
Made up of red and white and blue stripes,
And stars painted on both sides
All hale Agin Pm sitting in the umbrajus
Shades, and admirn of this grander,
And suckin into my chist the gentle zeffers
That are holdn yu out well nj onto
strate. Crate flag When shet
Mi Use and look at ye, and think
How as when yu was little, and not mutch
Bigger than small peese of kloth, and
Almost tender as shete of paper yu
Was karried all thru the revolushun-
Ar wor, and have some few times since
Held up yer he'd with difficulty and
How tremenjus you are now, feel
just as if shud bust and fill around and want
To git down off the fence and git shot,
Or stabd, or hit on the he'd with stick of
Wood, or hung, fur my kuntry.
Prodijus banner! Wouldn't 1 smile to see
Chinaman, small onnatcherilized
Furriner undertake to pull you down
If a Chinaman, would slai him, and kut
Off his kew, and bare it off in triumf
Before I'd slit torn in thee or the sakrelejus
Hands of 70 kuttin you up into built.
Patchin. I'd brace my back agin waul (or a.
House, or fence, or bord as it mite be)
And 6te, and strike, and skwaul, and
Kick, and bite, and tear close, and
Loose me hat, and git hit on my he'd and
On mi leg, (hard,) and akrost the smaul of
Mi back, and fall down, and git up
And kontinur the struggle for haf or
Thre qwortors of an hour, or ontil gott
Severely wounded.
Terrifck emblem ! how proud yu look,
And how almighty sassy you waiv round
A snappin, and kickin, and skarin of horses
l spose you're almost tarn to git intoa
Fite with somebody, and satisfy yur kar-
Niverous dispersishun by eatin up hole nashun.
Crate flag don't know witch makes me feel
The most patriotic, yu or the fourth of July;
Yu amt made of the same kind of stuff altho'
Sublym and terryble to kontemplat.
But klose, and waiv my last adoo,
However tryin to my feelns it may be.
And git down off the fense, for already the
Sharp pnts of the pickets begin to stick me
And make me skringe and hitch about,
And thretten to tar my klose and make me holler.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
Columbia advertisements.

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
5000 Men Leaving for Mexico
READ! READ!
and remember well the only place get suited quick and
save money is to go to
PHILIP SHWARTZ,
Who always keeps the best and incest in the shape of
WINTER CLOTHING and DRY GOODS.
have just received the largest and best assortment of
goods ever brought to this market,
consisting of
FINE codls; rA1.MAs; PLAIN AND FANCY
CASHMERE PANTS:
NEW STYLE OF VESTS: HATS CAPS;
BOOTS SHOES, &C.
The Ladies of Columbia and vicinity can always find
the largest and best assortment of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, consisting of
FINE DRESS PATTERNS NEW STYLE OF SHAWIS:
SILK VELVET MANTIILAS, PLAIN AND FIG ID SILKS;
SATlNS FELVETS, EMBROIDERIES
COLLARS. SLEEVES AND SETS:
ALL KINDS OF KID GLOVES, MILLERNERY GOODS;
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES
And all other goods required to complete stock of
Dry Goods.
Ladies and Gentlemen will please take notice of this
fact that to get suited at and to get
that Is required Is to to the we'll known establishment
OF PHILIP SHWARTZ
JanlO-u Main ST., Columbia.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14
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Business Direetorn.

DAEGENER wM., Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Expire S
II Agent. Main street. Columbia
SMITH, HARRY, Pacific Express Agent, corner Main
- and State streets, Columbia.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14

" "AMBURGER l. JAKOBI, Auctoneers and Commis-
IL sion Merchants. Fire proof building below Fergu
sons Saloon, Columbia
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-14

GREAT Inducements to Agents, Colporteurs
~ and Postmasters, to circulate American Nations.
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To any person who will sell Fifty copies Of either Of the
two following works
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Colonial Revolutionary and Constitutional chiefly from
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II. THE STAESMAN'S MANUAL; Containing the Iivre
MESSAGES and ADMINISTRATIONS of the PRESIDENTS from
WASHINGTON to PIERCE. vols. with fine Portraits
CLOTH gilt $40 and will remit the amount less tho ibe
raj Commission) to the Publisher, will be allowed Pnx.
MUM of FIFTY DOLLARS worth of Books selected from
the following List:
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MRS. EIIIs's CHOICE WORKS FOR THE FAMILY CIRCLE
plates, vols, 8vo, cloth, 4 %
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ten times sending copy of each insertion the Pub
Usher will be entitled to copy of the NATIONAL HIS
TORY or STATESMAN'S MANUAL, subject to their order
30-1Ot
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n No more at present.