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Notice is hereby given, that all claims which may appear
upon proper exdmGaonto be due from the books of Baylor
Do and all claims which be established by due process Of
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in full.
This occasion is taken to inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and she correspondents Of Baylor Gn throughout
the Cotton Districts, that during the conius business season
advances win be made usual in New Orleans on Cotton for
direct shipment Europe accompanied in all cases by uaran
tees for tn balances dneon each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Baggjng will be filled by direct importation
from Gacuta into the port Of New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold can be identified dugcRt
account sales will In every Instance he mRe out in LONDON
by Public Accountant and sent those Interested To save
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
m&rys Nnd weights obe Cotton and such other information az
will facilitate the matter.
All letters private we'll business relating to the
fairs Of BAYLOR Co., and direct trae will b. addressed 10
~. G. BAYLOR, Il LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
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Il RIhIIARD rAIlI.Ias o0NsrANrL

ys5.F7snsasa BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
60 hand aud for sale from the mandatory Of
~ Messrs.J NJ BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunsyeks PATENT
Ions also Cloths Balls Cues, and al other trimmings bssons
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
A, w. MERRIAM,
MI " ST. Charles Billiard Room n, D,
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IN NIPSt -.......-. IT,. -...-.
TRp TtfEE1G

WAKEHUUHEs-
be covered and made perfectly Fire and Waterford
with our Roofing
tend furnish the material to part OF The country With in
structous how to il.
We are prepared negotiate with builders and others the
purchase Of The right of States Parishes, Counties and Terrific
rles. - -
basement Of the Masonic Hall -
Liberal inducements offered Builders and others
Agents.
Ali communications addressed to Box l86, New Orleans
will with prompt attention.
-Wantsd- AGENTS in all parts Of the country. m19 frtw
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u NORTH CULLOHI, ATTORNEY.AT.LAW, will
attend to al professional business in ST. Landry and Ayog
eltes that be entrusted to his Office MARKS
WILLIE, La.
ReterencesGhas NJ. Waterman hardware merchant; c. n.
Olivier ESD; Th0s D. Miller commission merchant ChRs. B..
New Orleans, MO lyGW
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LSPAyE DU SECOND DISTRICT--u a etc
Il CONDUIT dep6des tpayea dn SECOND District Der
bguy entire les anne ct Dun8ine, CONNIE epaya
I'm rheya blanc mpnchae, d'eUvron 1915 mains de hHut
pymte sune une yicila mHrque Ia mnb9 dfoie de der
RE e, tefg.
I'm ohevM Isabelle denvirou I5f maiHs de bRa REnt Ia
queue ct criaere uauche ue rHe blanche front tbes
blanrhes, dehRnche, ers,
81 les dit AnmauN p aclme dams dix ioHrs ct les
rHis payes lis yens eucherH pUb1ue, dit depot
S aaptembfe 1866, mi
G o. FLECHlER, Commissaire dies rncs
NouFelle-0rltms, &c RoGt 1858. an27 sci
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MUM " Co, rs Fulton street, Y.
sR-NIessrs MUM co, extensively engaged in pro
curing for inventions and will advise inventors
without change regard 10 the novelty Of their Improvements
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ISigned} LOUIS H, PILE City Surveyor.
Approved Committees and Landings both
Boards of the Common Council.
ESgned ROBT. HUYGHE l,i..t
Signed Il. 7. EENNARD, H''t-'"
Registered August 30. 1855.
aust II HENRY DVRELr Clerk Of Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Approved July 81, 1865.
tSiguedI GERARD STITu, Mayor
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ARRIVED.


Powboa u Day Brown from the P1ssesowed down and
to sea 3lst ult, ship Roekawty--came up light
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Qfn11pr.
vi. NCIIHtIUOI W OOs
As, @rutb 6onaroltreet, near Prattltr.

Nltt Sem GdFe QruOlb Bt utnser bds ebsn ausselafen
wS ense pnnbsr StSs bette Hsas nh ~,
Ipotene @rbfen (febr ttnie), neue 5afer8ruse
f6Sne brsite t6bmtI6e einfsn M stf8 sen, edsg
feline 9 earl 8arIes, @bami1lsn, %ubt IN AUG
en- cine pdrttte m burger 6 dp wet5 9le,
bic dussene 1T Dbtae artte rerbn sbr bais an 2Dts'
abselahen BET
San3O,S 49, Spu1 6pwarhfr., near Srattfr.
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aNontae. SEN 22. 0ebruar 1888:

Ipals uuo fiiBte ibn unter Gbr1nen. Otein lies
Der, lieber Safcb! rief lie, feb ni9t 10 finltsr
pcr Did bin, i'd babe Did ia 10 leb.
Der 2Irbelter bate ben Sut fallen ldllen uno
bielt Die Sdpeiter in leinen Armen. Sein ges
Ili9t bate iit perfldrt fine au9en leudteten
|wie Sterne, BARN. S1lt Ou MIDI renn pIrts
ll4 nod lleb, uleine fleine Mfarie, ipraA er be'
ipeSt. @ctt lobne eS Dir in @misfet! Sc tbut
gar 3n mebe, menn man benfen loq, oer Soa-
ulutb tann Bruoer uno S6melter trennen..
.! ipti4 nldt 10, pente ni4t 10 pon mir, rief
0lare. .s it
{. Aber er, Dem damn, fraSte Satcb lunslanl.
S1t Ou 9liidtid, OIarie ?
Sebr 9ludlih, unauSIpredltd 9liiflid, ertpi'
oerte lie, md1reno Elm b lies Nptb iber ibr Sc
liht llef reuu pas tanee 8cpien Ibres SerSenS
uabnte fu! Atlam on Nles, mas lie in ben leeen
StunDeu Serabt uno erlebt.
Die 9eIbpllter uberlleBeu 1i4 nun in etneu,
lauSenWslpra1 einem 1ustauld tpret SAitlals,
Gus euplIU aus Der NerJanSenbsit our @eyent
mart uuo 3utunlt uberyln9, unD eben bate Der
lunse Wtann letner SbDelter erfllrt, Dap es
letne Abliht ltt, lip IN Der 0felioen5 andlliS gu
aladen, mell er Il1 tuhtl9 fnple, III lelnenl 0es
Ib1It gut 5u pelteDen unp tetlleH Az melden, alS
III 0teDenilmmer llb Hanolu'a feIter Sdrltt
9oren lleB.
IS ut mein Wauu, iuSte Warie teteno unD
plltiS aufltebenp. Xebe wcbI! JltOb. Oort
9lnaus, Die I9ar uaA Der 6lur. Iebe wopl
. ..nulr lph rellaen.
0ien, Sdwelter, erwioerte Der Arbelter nit
Iauter Stimue, t9 MIL uIAt wle en Oieb Iorts
lbIeIben, no la eiu 3fe4t babe iret uno pften
Su Danoeln.
5u Dent Au3enblif SIfuete 0ansau Die EbGr.
5atob blet lelne S1Uelter IN oer S1no uno
ula4te eme autauOspUue 8erbe-Sun8, pann bob
e. iurhtles lelhe Sttrn aaf uno jap ben Otann,
Oer .p Temer 10 tIel 9elNamL lep unO frlSenD an
0tauOau par uberral9t aber Die ttnltere
suite uerlhp1uo c9lel0 uno init etner Art
ireunplIper ,.eraplanun9 rellte er 5afOb Die
pam. @s lit MIR l'eb sic bier gu fiuoen, la9te
tt, renn ldcn wclte l1 lelDr oie aunu1el, I'M
mu Jpuen auftIpt9 ub,r nnlert Serpaltnlle
4 ; e,q>t., p.,, .,uI- I>p wurlde, f J gum Oeten
3p & u.s Go >. un, 9elt ,.en lpuen.
(Bprtieguns ts's1.J
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9lnbr. Sfemter,
46 6alrt|pnIfr.

Supporter BON @iienwoarenN.
tmrfsb fsinen sebrn Grsunben uub 8etdnnen sin 8s'
pdbltet GFprtiment Spn erFune 10 sn.
ae fur 8 tner unb 3 I M nj rIeute fCwt tene
mdnnt afaltieen ar $ u.s. une Ein q eng ~.
ID ten pel6e at bsn ftG sfen Drstfsn psrdrtf
(Du17yNl.f
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MfnrHer'8

DasuerreptppssS al on.
"r: thas O1sSaiGs wefde Der quite Gef6mad auSbttlt
o es nu fs ' E f Rsa anrsn staasn saaSa
ms sssn 9rSfe m un6 perlansn BON tbnen teln Uejab.
lung msna s Mot p5us sarsss% gsfs FsV: SDF saSss i,
st ge,s @ MsSsrs 036d. SGaalen' unS perlen 0errun.
Ssn ebsnis erlent 8raes, gDrasdnabsn S8laHel Stt-
trbt "'F ID
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NuBemetnen made tb htermtt bic er9ebente AHjetae
Oas t men Strumpwanrenlaser burA nea mpprrtre uno
Ireben srbaItene WGaren au bas Rst8basfe pepplfdn
oist unb ausgetaet bape; oCrSlS2 made t& auf meiu
q
OeutI6e8 pp1eneS Strif9arn
aGsn Snrben Dwie ale 1prten pCtne unD wpuens
@arne. feItt fa6rerte Sadsn, wplene unD brumwOuen
5mDen bDlen Strlmpfe 6anpidube, Sbawls Hno ae
btees 5a9 einf6lasenbe artttc uufnetam Oenn i'd
ieber8eit Die rs6 auspabl Der beu Aualitat bate.
3aeIei@ bsmerfe i'd baB t6 NIT 3mti@tnbanelern unb
6aurern au meine e6nuns nts tbun BABE uno metrt
S4aaren ,u blisfen gre.n i'm 9aDen Dertaufe.
I'm 3ablrei6en 3upru4 ttet ersebenT ......
Qputs Seller,
Shf1S So. 2t5, BrDaewap, Baltimore.
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Sat 6cnb unb serfsrtskauf 8eaequne Bindrb. Gtde
pom 6een Waterto unb tn funaere6ter sfs Dts Gafeln
nS aus Narmor S6iefet cter @Ias bic @eeae yisn.
@en. pber Maaa90nps6ol;. NuG ibrt ale MrtieI In
nsr Srands os seiens 8eatsl fsensDfl6ss
uub prtduft btGtSsr ais trsenb Elm Sau 9snun.
gen tusrosn pr0mpt anseeabrt psnn e per YO nasant
Derben, erben NIT Spr8alt ttanee per @rss6
fantt. s. G. Stout srtelt 1rantttn nfttp I'm gD.
bemter 1856 ben bSbhen prets. Sernt1S
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Gcbmbmtacber @erf5em0e
c1phn NNelmcrA.

Nc 1891 W.YrattItr. 8 3buren .. Gborlesfr.
verfsrtst aas sprssn Sabma&erweeee anO eetauft as
s'rttH sohub= Nmrirq
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Stq tqLeurc=(SOrDial5.
&trfden-0tqueare,
9tmbteren. Wauure rEtl
8cen. 3taueure ,--s.-
Srpmbteren Qauerre
Mnislaamen "'nrerre,
jnsw. 0tsxeuge c. &c.
sun 'spr etusr auulttat OatsH ..aaisn BET bee Pint
5la6e, SaaUHs Upsr Jas Bet .. 8. ulman,
Rc. 5, gtprtb-@aSAraec,
De;19.lS tmti5en Baltimore. II. 5aYettefr.
Utter &orn II, &OggeufduapS (O1O Ige,
psri$eSenen brsan8en nuD 9erf&iebenen Yrefsn
u pertausn btt Der Ytat 1aupns oeer Jas, bel s..
B. j. imam,
So. S. NCrtbsiSaslrasc,
s;t9,iGbrI. -,wi4sn Salttmpr u. 6npettsAr.
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Nutst tit ct A5
Nets, DOrf.
Y Sllmltrirtes lNraebtiperf


NalkAM cJllnitrirtes Nracbtiperf
Snbsm wtr ans auts 9eue ben getfal bes
heRtt9tn Yublitums In Amerifd ;u erwerben
GeHsn erlaupen rtr uns nuf eRe pubdttpn uneree
Ssraes aIfmsrtiam su MAIDEN. gDr ssranaaltenenttHs
NebiG'S llmrilie 81 S6iler unb G,Stbe
ium frisnmale NIT sns4tm anb Otutf$em aspt,
SAiaer8 ,,0iec BON Der @lcfe," ..Yeoosus in,
So9e," Der Sampf init bent Draden." ..Nris
SOlin, poer Der Sang mad benz Gilenbomtller." !"
uno v8Otbe'S 6auft" in 119 enbirten 8lattern
NIT erfldrenbem Gerte in beutiHer unb enoIi.
der Spra4e. Die @ebidte linb in cen beiten
rorbmoenen en9lii4en lleberieemtaen.
Die ausaatuns II tSaa slssant @rps Quart urmot IN
Wdppen; pres $12. '' c"'"1' )"
Glesante &intdute nit @ODi&ntt In WorOeeu c, e.rs
Isesr ju SerbaltntSmaBssn preiftn. w. ''N'''
6ts d . berubmte SlIufratipnsn erh m.,
tHs 0sater Hnn ME nSr bt 9sfe bes btutsn Sc.
10 amstherhoft ausseubrt aufwefsn Dur bie mniot az
ma1glt9e &neauun9 unh Iufafuns btbt Resf Sic GSSn
hettI aneer Slrr Gen DGtunasn Eerbgr frm,s hsSsfS
gum srOBeren 9srdnba6 @6tc's 8ou@ bsiruSsrs ssi
tra9eu. '" "'''
:. Der 9etfau. ben bic es 3s fdtn SIruarattpu,n
Eoer9h anoen mar betpos nn6 hoen mir has hiefe nrr
Yra1tanssaee NIT benz ensfn Ierte Strmebrt pOn Deut
l9fn nno &mertanern freubie beeruet perben prb,
Ote-. .ceutlde Vndbonbtuns BON QBnl. Rabbe.
300 Srcaopln 01epsNorf
SGt per Oee ubsrnpmmn, wel&e in @tonb atrest TN
SeteoeTFertanterh enen enesmeenen abatt u eeatten
s. 9. &ptta'fGe SrSbanSInua
osshl-S tn Stuttgart.
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Q(DpOfaturen u. MpOtbefen'
0eatlcbe Qoips Gffsee.

DeatIcbe 2atp9s9ffsee.
II darcy, - p. u G. er,
,n,tt,aross NET Ode sen grCUsO eaas, we$ BON
tSsR'oNs' GbarIsfrdse. -s oxts ~
EF4reFunben: BIS 1e uhr 8ernstt1d6si "" .sst
a9nass nr92stsn 4S t. s gsrs@SrSs ssr gs5sS sps.
Ten unS srnsa nit he STsnT ta pe sa ns
S'S S'A S'sF Deutftbe 3aips Sfftce
w &d s9sr Srt ais ns aIsittsaas SS
&eII I'M ppn Nteth> unb anbern Nertrdgen
grtTasss 9sr. assasSsn pa f.:
is ur gertretute yur aasu Sssea Us nsy anSs
s. amo 'tS Sr oswdsnFGssu Nusnns asr uns
a. tgauben mir ns has Dut4e9utlttum nm SeneS's
Ssr4dF$nsuHS )" t"'s"' q rrsa II. 9. unstr.
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hi.a .ai shsf. ne HHo h III
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Hf N il# rea0e who fhHii fali ip
maia .UI nilm ~ i1Piy fhe mahfj
tY fn0tl. IA AZ aforesaid " adi|
ilnn ' 'ht nmfiy waa Hliel lh fha
pfn .o.iln lil w. desnfd
ruNiY " hm i.mean0f 10 aha $50
m tHftR iHn hereof ball la ma Ygtl
fnH Hn
h siu r.pY ne ioll tap so'.1o
fan p'fa fls NrI0Ie Boa ~ lhe
hsnf0f a' aI lbuta WIN may fal ~
mal. IH. IIfl Inf ff ihrf anaaf ond
int.n ilHu turlHmsn'.
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down lU, advent fmonl authorized
ht Hn hr .hsll 700 con riIun ihnle
m leiot AIS i%utiire " m, taec be-
hnod w. fIoh Justice, uol more than
h0y dulian 40 ha rail lnio county
itrafI
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Usiss q ~ psfle ed hsfa 1nsi
~ afsFlas n AZ As.eslsilba hai
tsss . ivssd bfll ihe 18th N
HsNh skse ~ fH,ss NiH puslilssiy
H. dsntaisf AnHsf them. II ihs
fasleist H4lis n ~ 1'sst siits
~ HHaHp snn tafh Hi iieasist
aaliHH ~ ltlu tf W I'D
aai 49, ans N 49, ifioFlaF MAG
dae' W. lla'ta Dsisy khlshr
lasisf lsisiea Niaham faisam
NJ fapy n alafFa sfrifflaF mIlaf
atflfssi iissfiay' 9Th TIE A.
igamsl ppi taa tg Ne mmpaty
'f mn year hei alm Ticket In lhs
dfsFae fi anf fn nifeA pfiir
consisting N tot II ta Feni m
Your oflef Immediately n yau eahi
10 have q ehsfes IN ohe N lhe pt,m
M ita year N4%iseapllaha received
alihe Ht4A enee
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ig Some would-bc cssayi,t,
writing for the Pamela Star, has
Just given the world the benefit Of
his views on woman. Heres one
Of his ideas:
"She Is deprived Of all priv
lcvcs in the political world, and IN
the world Of love Iif we may be
allowed such m cAprcs.ion). To
do her justice, woman should be
allowed morn freedom in cosytisg.
Indeed, il should be her privilege
to do all the counting. And We
believe that. in the relation Of
lovers, man and woman should
exchange places"
Every man to his notions; we
have ours, but one thing Ia sure,
We can aud will do ourowu court
ing. We love pretty and gentle
woman and admire brave and
chiyalrous men. but possess not a
title Of respect or love for strong
minded women. and hold clod-
rated cssayis's in the most 81.
preme contempt Pniiris Nesrs.
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10 The following complimentary
notice is taken from the Missouri
Democrat
lNvrNsr ANovSt ~ StrprWs"
RritEyEp rs TA1iso McLRAN's
statsornrs'so gonpi,L.-Since The
18th Of August. the following eases
have been reported cured,
los persons haye been cured II
General Debility - Of Nervous pc.
hili'y IS Of Diseases u the Kidneys;
and $50 who have been afflicted With
various complaints. Fc,cr. Chronic
ptauhUa. Dyscntcry. Liver Com.
plant. Night sweais, Dyspepsia. aud
Weakness Of The Digestive Organs.
have been cured. besides a large nun.
bsr from whom ec have not We, heard.
NcLean's Strengthening Cordial h
Blccd Purifier is q rrmCdy required
by every cnc in the Western and
Southern country. II Is Yer, pleas.
an, and agreeable 10 take, and u a
he taken by man. woman or child.
As diure,ic. I, will curc any dis.
ease u the Kidneys or Bladder. aud
a. an Alternative. II will purif, the
blood aud remove all pimples. sores
or blo,ches from the skin.
Try it-oue drachm IL sufficient 10
convince the msst scep,ical ~ it,
wonderful strengthening and invigcra.
ting properties.
See the advertisement In another
column.
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A HOMICIDE.

We learn rom q Traveller Vhu pts.
~ through Oakland, Mis-, somc
twenty two miles south ul ibis place,
ihat a VI Shuuh. n tavern Keeper
made ~ assault upon a young man
by The name oi Mcluucy. a son of
the post master At Oakland with .
large bowie knife and that Mclhney
received the blow from the huifc IN
his lcft hand NJ arm, and At me same
time cut Shook In Tho neck with a
common pocket Knife, sc,crinr the
jlgular vein, lrum the effects of which
Shooh died IN a few hours. We have
no farther particulars In regard TO
the affair n We are not mistaken.
this man Shook was the man WIN
struck a young man In The face with
a bottle, some year or more agu. and
put ont his eye. rendering him blind
Tor life, as he had lost one Of his eyes
previously. The Young man belong.
ed To a very respectable family. but
was Intoxicated at the time. and TOR
some slight prc,ccatinn, this man
shcok committed cruel aud irrepara.
bio outrage upon him.
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For the i'ascta Mar.
GREATNESS.
~ W ARIA STUDENT.


II IS natural 10 look With feelings
Of admiration upon those whose names
stand gu, as landmarks on the high
clins cf fame. And. strange to saw.
individuals have been almost Worship
ped. whose only employment has heca
to scatter misery and death far and
vide-,c cause the vail Of anguish to
sound in the home Of love and friend.
ship. and 10 drench the earth with
human gure. Splendid m~auscleums
stand over the Wondering ashes Of
those who have led their armies BY
the light Of burning cities. end butch.
cred the wretchss flying from the
flames that swept over the b~lackensi
ruins Of their ewn homes. Towering
monuments are reared to the clouds
TO the nemssy Of men whose base
deeds disgrace humanity and dashen
the page ~ which shey are recorded.
In the worlds history those are called
great the bsSe mention Of whose name,
brings up . thousand crimes. at which
the generous heart sickeus. and the
better feelings II mature rvscit.
Alexander re like q Aeyy cpspes
bescse sAe eyvs II sstcshhed nssic~s.
ovse-saa ne vtae World. and then
vert d the thought that ~ blsodv
march vas csarea within housrrvw
ecunds n . .isel. sIche. To attain
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sonE Pho.

Our to~nsman, y n jones, fsq.
killed a pet pig. raised by him. last
week. which weighed fssr A.sir,i
asd nrs.,ye., Psssi, art. This
vas truly a large amount Of pork fct
a shilling. and shows what can be
done Ia the hog raising lise. by .
rrper application Of the slcp tina,
usually accumula,es about a house.
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The Southern traders seem to
stand upon a better footing than
those out West they have ecner.
ally Kept their business within a
certain limit, while Western mer-
chants have been Specializing
largely In land aud railroads, and
indulginv In extravasant expeudi-
lures; consequently we find the
majority Of the 'lamc ducks In
the Western States. while South.
cru credit Is comparatively we'll
sustained. The spring trade Of
ISIS will. no doubt, be slow and
irregular. Moments Of activity
may occur, but thu general eur.
rent Of business will he wanting
in the viocr and animation pre-.
valent in former seasons.-Nrtr
York Pass.
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The Washington States says,
the Government is flush again.
The Treasury notes will suffice to
supply the existing Deficiencies,
and will be current throughout
the country. Of three per cent. in.
terest. The notes bear the like
ncs,cs 81 President Buchanan aud
Secretary Cobb.
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Hia0ffth rm aHtass-.
Ilshfof, Msne, IN TIE I'M
mo4f sleR llaf fsIibliInm "a
ble n he hfuYena. The a.,
almmi eniifely eItaf, sssess.
slight hstf, md IIlf ssD so,s
bel liant Uu each side
sun snd nrgi distant ffoyu a a
eve N els lepftet Wefe I've h
liant mmk sNHs, fHleaflY s,IJ
snn dgps from wIirh spfsas
well defined bos N lisbi, vhel
formed q complete seml.sIse.
ofef The son several desss.
above lie center n thls seri
tle, iovafia ihe zenith. va. .
heauiiul bow showing thu m.
maile talof. and turned oppsa.
The sefnl circle This heasiif
thenonnn0h cpni nued neatly II
The FORENOON and Wa eIines.l
by thousands
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Mark Your Advertisements

Hereafter. every advertise mcut intend.
81 Tor publication in Tho Sra. must have
the lsnF,h o. tune which ihey arr ,o 10
rahlished. mafksd on ihsm. Al ad,sr.
sissmsn's market "ti HfoFhid.' or ~. t."
ell he published for one year. and charr.
81 accordingly.
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ldiiof N NJ PagOia Star, viii you n
~ Mind ~ W warn ihe travelling c9mm.
hiiy N stopping an NJ John uIIllasl
lahl, . quarter " a mile hast n Faass
Depot, ~ have done, eni two hlslsr
lfera, nv camp nfes, IN which lr mad.
me pay ", W., tdlllon vas very kInit
lei me "a 40 reasonable, ne was 4 sifm
ger, and did not know that was tram
gtsssing lhr Law. u uissssipm.
Please Insert this ~ your paper, An
uhllfe 4 friend, LEROY JOINS.
fchmnfy ~, leis Irup1 Al
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CoaS Ror IN ISpuASA.-The
indianapolis Journal aysit cannot
Sc or hear Of any locality in that
State in which the corn rot
does not prevail. and to an exsest
that threatens evcu the .ccd fcr
neat wear.
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80 ffs sa
TAytun. m rHrl Nj.
Ihsfi 1iiHfhfl na Hh no
usfsi. a fhs tu uai ~
w. ~ 800. i.ft r
H. pHAtAtInH sni ifil ft
ifl.i Attorney ~ na a.lr'h ili
tlsif 0i. a. me nat niIlff f'feiINa
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" sfe tuih1ifnd 40 ahn1Hrfs IRNNk
IN Nnnnf asa ctnitiiir fnrr W. rleci0on
10 tho nfica N sheriff n Pamela county.
We hre aulhafif ~ ~ Hnnarnte TllOg
y riturlllT ~ candidate fnr shrrin
" Pamela cnunIy, ~ tho neat election.
W. sfe authorized ~ nnnluuce liS
w. JOINS ne a candidate for sheriff 4,
th. nsst election nuvlstf
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ENGLISH W,NryR,-Ths wca

ENGLISH wINrgR.-The wealth
CT in England continues a, re.
markably mild as on this side.
Vegetation. in some parts Of the
country. Is in as forward . state -
1t usually Is in April. There are
some gardens in the vicinity Of
the metropolis where summer
roses are in FIJI blioo~.
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W. are authorised 10 NuN.
iof WSilop nj candidate Tor asses.
cor ~ Pamela County.
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WAS COMMITTED 10 ths Jail a
w Pamela Cosnsy. Mississirri,s - ne
pth day Of Rehvvasy. lSSS, 9 NEGRp
BOY, ss . runaway. Said hoy b Il aast
esmrleaice. 6ve feet. two aud : half inch.
- high, y q - yeess I'D, vsieks sbsss
las or $50 psssjs, has . large scss %
the right eAssA. vssy ~ordisasy vesl pssss.
ksssey ccss. black wool hat ~ ~ nd
boots. Ne calls HE nsme JEkRY, ~
ssys he helcess to Oesaviss Trsssssaa, II
New Orisaess The evusr b heFphy re-
qsessed to zone fsswast, pfsvs pssyesv.
par chsrres. asd take Mn euiy, q ks
viii be deals With secvvdiae 10 lac.
Sd GOfOkfu. lbifsv.
Pamela. Feb. 10. 1853. 80
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" The vicksbure True souihrun.
81 The ss'h al,. acknc~lcdses III.
rvssirt Il . fall srcva and hslfsire
rtsth
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W. are authorised 10 announce joins
kll,NklE asa candidate for Assessor
n Pamela County.
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Fer assessor

Tho friend. " PERRY = mfCuAN.
NnN announce him NJ. q candidate Tor
Assessor II Pamela Coanty.