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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge.


II matter Of the succession OF Loviuski Tuilisr, deed
No. 579.
d Virtue OF a commission to me directed Ia tho
h above entitled succession frouz the Sixth District
Court in and for said parish AMI State. Of date the ath
day Of May, 4 D. 1885, will be offered for sale
at public auction, to the last and highest bidder, ca
the premises III this parish, on
Saturday. June 26th, 1858,
at Il O'Clock 4, NJ, MI the hereinafter described prop
ertY belonging 10 said Succession, to-wit:
4 certain tract of land situated in this Parish.
measuring three-quarters Of al arpent front TO the
river Mississippi, more Or lees, with the depth ii era
to belonging, between parallel. lines, bounded above
by lands Of TilIeneuge Euiiry, and bslow=b by those Of
Hitaire Frion. together with the i'm praVen.ncts thsra-
on. One roam. mare and colt. o1a black horse, o1e
black colt. one bay horse, two co~s and cs!vess cns
FeiieE, one bull. one pair Scales and iot of ~sundr:es.
y EI- TERMS Of SALE ~la
The movable effects to be sold payable On the 5st
day OF March next. 1859, purchasers to furnish their
notes endorsed to the satiatactien Of the adn,inistrz-
tor and bearing eight par cent, interest after dsts
till paid.
The land 10 be sold payable in three equal install
meuts ou the 7st day of March Of each Q: the years
1859, 1850 and 18s1--she pnrchass y to furnish their
notes endorsed to tbs satisfactisn OF the aaministrar
tor, all Of which notes must be made payable at this
office Of the Recorder Of this parish, besrins eight psr
cent, interest altar data III paid, and mortgage rs-
tanned 90 ttle land until the fnll and final payment
West Ratoa Rouge, May 18th 1865.
WIN. WE1TE, Sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or VEST RATION RCrEH
SIXTH n1sTRICE COURT

SIXTH n1sTgIcV COURT.
A.. Il. Williams, Test Executor, vs.. Aasza;s Hshsrt
No. 1897.
isl Virtue Of a Trit O: q. f., 10 ne directed !.
.1S The above entitled cauee, Of date The z2nd dav of
April }sh6- from thn Sixth District Court. IN and FIR
saIa parish and State, wil' be- offered fer sale at pua-
lie AHct'on to the last and highest bidder. in !ro,l, OF
Inc Court h"Gss Of this parish, on
Saturday 7th day Of Aug. 1853,
At II o'clock 4. IN, vii the right, title and interest q
The a@tendrht7 Atan1is He:ert, in aud Ia the tolioYvtr.
property" ~lt:--A certain tract OF I.n7 situate;
N inns parish, at forty afpeats from the river sEississ.
ippll, hayAnG tHo arpcEts front by forty IN depth nort
Or less bounded above and In front BY lands of af31s
q lr'uii+d, below by lands d; Mrs. Joachim Daigls.
ana IN she rrar By /" Hcs Of Pierre Forct, With all The
improvements thereon, to pay ana satisfT said writ NJ
eA"etfssn, seized il the abovs entitled suit.
e. le:Eas OF sale-Twelve n1outta bond. will,
good and approved security.
West Baton Rouge, Gsy lat 1865
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BILE le Ter Mars asF arnees 1859, 1850. ct 1881, Ia
terre sera venauc, nu-d!xiccno cocopta ut, ct Ia haia ace
ou meme tcn1ps que les esciaTAs. IAs aeauarerr
tonrutrorit lauzs hillets. payable al h'reau du Rsco:,
dcur &c ceIs raroaase, avee securste suthsaute. p0e.
'hnt : lr cen$ d'interet par az arres eeheanee jus
~ all payment; ct by pntheqns rattnu E&r Is tara at
les ,~eScsayes jusau'aG parfa,E et FINAL pztu3ont.
La Fenvc H. Eergeror, Sc reserve IL aroit d'rser s.
l.. t.la1snn. de IS eoo-, du 1ardIc. or tooB lis entocsa-
ges dc 10 teTlne SUE decrite, pendant IL ye aaaass.
Gu jusqu'a CO auclle ahaadoure lie at dsait dfassz.
1HED. REaGEIC.,
oosat Daton Rouge, lie s Na,, 1853. D's.
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at II O'Clock; =. ii, The following described property
~teloas!ng 20 said 9uccesslon, to wit:
A certain tract Or pa.eet o. 'afi, sitnAEed in this
parish, measuring two ~arssnts Haa three quarters
III depth, more or less from the river, having q front
TT %lx:F feet, bgu0dt6 above BY ipr hereinafter Ge6
crtheti, below rY Jean t&aZas. anI il Lac rear BY Ards
Q: the Succession u Joseph Allet, with the improve.
nlcnts thereon.
Another lot also Situatai in. this parish, end called
'<Coiic" House Lot - measuring slxty feet iron. to
the river. with the depth ult~o aTrenta and three
quarters, more OF Tess, BOUNDED above By lot herein
af!ar mentioned, below BY lot above described, and N
I'll" r"Af5hy lnnds OF the sGcc|ssinn # Joseph Aliiet,
with tie improvements thereon.
Another lot ai,a. sitrSteI in this parish, meAguring
Eighty feet front IT. the river. mere Or iess, viii. tie
dHlttl Of two arpents ana three quarters. more or
l"s&, bounded above BY lands IF Pierre CAFES. below
BY - lot above described, and in The re=r by tsnts Of
the snceGssior Of Joseph Aillet, with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Tie contente Of the Coffee House, consisting ct one
hiiliafd-tehle anI onc lot of liquoTs, dn1aatesa, tursb-
lers. chars. tables. hSd and bedding. Contents OF the
dwelling house, such Ms bird and bedding, ar,noir, etc.
also kitchen furniture, cattle. skin, etc.
samoa, negTtj man, aged 49, rears, Sarah, negro
wnruan, agsd about 81, years Louisa, Negro girl, aged
Is years. One cEoss-cut saw, Dug stable on the iosar
lot, and not belonging thereto.
~" TElAs or SALE ~
The tnovea Die etfcc!s IT, be Getti cash for ali sums CT
ten dollars and nnder, and Tor all snrns over and Aboye
such amount, pa "a Bile on the LIST Of Fehrsary next,
lsa4 land aud slaves pa yabtc III three equal ANNA /
instruments, soy On the first day ii February OF the
years 1859, 1870 und 1861, purchasers TO furnish tlteir
notes endorsed to the satisfaction of the Tutor, / ear-
Ing interest AT the rate Of cigtt#rnrssens. ~ 81
nun froG date until paid, paFabIn At The IT. 81 @.
the tefoTaer Of tfTia parish. with mortgage retained
aa ths lands and slaves. until full and final pay
taent.
BEaGERoS, Dep'ty Sheriff.
West Baton taouHe, May 18th.
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hTAT DE La louisiana; i:
EAkolssE D'ouESr RAToU Rnrlz d
coUR Du sIx1Ews nysra,cr

sooR Dc sixlEME DISTRICT.
Dhat l'affaiA'e " succession do Marie Ann rrthau.
.susa Jean tssliony Iaigre, doceaee. No| 80.
TENnu que nrausin Tu,tsser eo1arae admins.
. t'aseurf en ditss Succession, a &c jour onsegts-
~ w fabssas5 IL connie aaai de zon aaniu.sr1ta t.on
~ = aite succession nonT, holnologs tio1-
s.lss ss psrslH ipresent donne eus touts oppofitson
.sss.a ~ 'hoaIssaAKzaat n dit t2tlesa ct cora;.s5 dew
g we rite aaaans IL BIZ sE do gref;er lie eetts n.r
.ssss dams log trsnte s.oaTs qss s~uivroua IL n~Etno;ers
Saaistshcad a al aris " s. cHAHaEa} ~
~@ea' pssr Kdrgs Hi LEI : ~f1st4aaz.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH o.. WEST BAEOh ROUGE.

SIXTH DtLTRTCT COURT.
II mattero Of the succession of l4iIaire F~erge1on, de.
ceased. No. $751;
TlT VIRTUE Of . commission to he directed in the
IL ADORE aotit4ei Succession, of date the 9th dav of
NAV, 1855, from fEa 9Th District Court in and for sai.
parish and sStataswill be offered for sale at public
;.uctlon TO the last and highest tidae, at the last
place o. raSidcnce%nf the deceased, in this parish on
Saturday, 18th day Of June 1858,
at II O'Clock 4. u. all the hereinafter described prop
erty belangins t. the aforesaid succession, to wit:~-a
certain tract of land situated III thi4 parish, neasu-
ring four agpents front more or less to the grirer Mis-
ssssippi- with the depth therauntn belonging heween
parallel liens. bounded Hboyehr the Cut of road, ana
below b. Iands Of Bernard FeyrGnniu. in the rear by
lands of afchel Hebert. With the buildings and i'm
provenents thereon, Joe, negro boy aged 25 years;;
Charles, aged ID years: Moses aged 30 years; Nickles.
aged Is years; Victor, aged IA years: Sam, aged Il
Feers; Marceiinc. woman. Hged about is years; flor-
tense. aged n wears AMI her 3 children Jean, aged s
years, Adonia, 4yaars, LAnra, * sears; Azama, aged
Il years and Elizabeth aged l6 years. 4 herses;=2
mares; 2 cows ana calves: ] pair Q: oxen; one lot Of
hogs Iat-of corn. naoveables, &C ~
FERNS Of sajs:-The rnayeables to BIZ sold cash for
MI SUMS of twenty dollars aud under. and for all SHES
over that amount, payable On the LIST of Marcel. 1858.
The slaVes ID b. sold Gne-Efttt cash, and the balance
payable Or the list of March Of tbs years 1859, 1860
and 1851. The land. ~one-teutn caah, and the halance
parabfeo OF the same terms as the slaves. Purchasers
to furnish their mates n vap!4<at the Recorders Office
ana with approved security, bearing s per cent. inter
EST after due till paid, aud mortgage retained on the
land untiI full and final payment. The Widow Be:gc-s
ron reserves to herself the occupation Of tac dwelling
houses. Dut-hoases. yard. garl'ea. &c. in front Of
said land, during her life time, Or until she abau,,ouz
the risht ri occupation herein reserved to her.
THEo.~ BERGERnN,
West Eaton Rouge, May sth 1865, D.a.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
PAR0TssE a'0uTEssr' BATON ROUGE.

coCa TT ssxlEnE DISTRICT. y s#8
Dams latEaire de ii succession dc CLASSIFICATION deed.
ef5ouse de Etc. Hebort. No. 5ss.
I'm VERFUE dune commission & moi adresse dapg
IL l'afIaire ci-aessos. par la Cour du sfx:eme Dis.
trict pour Ia susf;1se parcisae, en date du 2G Mai, 1855
Il sera otFars en- Eaate PIT lilo ue au plus c:lfa1t ct der
nier crc}ssrisS"nr. SIZE ~iaszIseux,
Jeudi 1eler Jour de Juliet, 1853.
a II heuraa -.@ss. tortee In nroprietes 60 sprcz d.
critics, npnarteD4 nj 81 la srsaite Succession. SAVIOR:
En- ceEsala lot ia lliortea. dc teTre si.ue dalk ce5=a
nafnisse- fnes4r2nt d.ux arpents trr!& quarts lie pro-
fondear plus on snoias, ar&ut unh facade . soixante
ainda, borne en saut par terTas ella ryrese critics.
Ell has par Jean Cars ct ea aurio1r par terr4s de Ia
saccesS.osl= de- faa Joseph 4iIlet aSec les aineliora-
lions Gts1sv trenTant.
InEautTe terrain on .norceau DE- tnrnc sit,sc dams
cette parciSse ct cnnnea sons ia non, ue t'Tsrrain di
Cafe, n'zSufant soixante pieaB de facade an Geuve.
agec ilne rrotpnsaenr &c a-ux aruents troiS Quarts
plus Gu moins$#retne en- AHnt raS nm terrain ci,aa-
pres :rREt!o.ane, IN fas sur terrain 81 deEsus decrit ct
IN arriec rar tefFes lie fen JossphSaiilet. avec les
hattssses Ec@. gnt' sey-trouvent.
Tn an tFesaat ~stsafeeau de t.rre egalencnt situe en-
eettF FaEotssex rsKsrant enntre vingt pieds de face
an feufe- Plus a1=7so1ls, nTec la4prefondeur "a aeux
arpeat& tTpis quarts, plus on nios.5.E borne en haur
PAR terre dc Pierre CAFES. en- bar par e ID n.arseau de
terre s1s 1nentionnc IT en- arrjersS lar terre de Ia suc-
eessionz De fen Joseph Aiie3. avec les ~battisses At
aneliorat3oDs qus s-y-tro1sent. Ansai le eontenue
In caia.- e5E:aistant On I'm Billiard, az LOT Dc ff.aenres
df caraf:s. &c, ac.
lie confournstures de raisr,u, dss f,e,es-a eornaz
~torulture de cuisine, un ssjF. Sinanr, Negro agi lie --
Sarah, s'eErass agie d'apeupres 50 aus ct Lcuisia
nagresB agia dc Is ans. Ainsi gu ina ecnrie s;tue sur
IL terrain dic.t has, ct Il VA ?parteaent pas.
sI-CCsbI1oSE De La FESra *~sfs i
Les sGets rrobiliers seront vendus cor7ptant nour
teutcs=so1nees detiiS piastres ct au= dessous, ct pour
toutes soGnues aa dessus de &C %1nnntaDt. rarah}e 10
1er Ferfter proclaim 1859. Les terrains ct les An,
eIa7es strort re1ins payable en- tFnis terr1es ersuv
s. vor-Ie premier da FevFiersfes annees 1850. 1860 81
1861. les aes uerenrs f3u rn;ront Tours bi3icts endorses
Ia abstraction da TutAur: ~payahles an bureau dn
Recorder oe cette parnisse, net portant interet a raj.
de l,ait corr cent par an apres echeanee iusou'au
raItnente plain ct final, 81 lypotheqHe retende sua ,os
cities ssclaVes ~ju@qu:au plsin ct final pal
tnents.
T. BERGERON, n.s
Tncsl Batan Rouge lie . Mai. 1855.
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oTpAy Mites

4 ri,nzio ssrettE, about 9 ;niles below
fT7AkEn ~ a y ua - r. th5s parish, tTe taa'e s, aged
+ T. tae toa1' n%r Che IL BAY eoItlnd, braatoi
sooat I'VE v ,s IT, ss'a,xer &a= other yellow so2oged,
~ apparent 1n&'n .1;1 ) IT, tina pfeser5@.4dju ~ law.
II oos c.@''a'a at = ~. ++. undersigned, j. stirs 1f tie
shaf VIII ne ~ 60, y graIv Land ins, II .fez5it 81 the
Psaea,, n11 mns n, the 2szn DAY Of .june3 A.D.,
aeo: OF nts ta.soh NJ. to day food cpsts and shTey-
1855. az -
tiasuaent- :, AGLfEr, IF.
e.. pstoo Rouge, siay 22eth l85g--tE -
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s1l 9kstlfsL LOUISA Ma. :
FAfs1SIt OF WEST yfArxey anrrr.r

%sITE HETR!cT COURT
: aAt.er Q, the Succession of Marie ann Trzhan .
rrruro 80 Ds'''n5 i'a'gTe. deceased. Nc. SSso. =
w s IN prausin Tuiliier. as adraintstrator Of
t.h;eaa aoeFe Estate, has this day fled b hs,,i
49, snd account G his aGrainistrat;o,1 In aa,a q
he a s.asa Is hereby given that at y4ga, ap;o st lin T.,
psrfsb , ,ass, % Gle I in the Clerks otate If this
aersof'' "''1a RaaFey days from the frat pA bl;E lion
E.r. Rato, ". B. C~uAMBEhLll,
~ AsF ISL 1906. Clerk,
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To the Ladies.

We shall in a few days remove all articles belong
Ing TO the Gsntlemen's lins, into a separate rooGn ad-
Joining our store, fitted up expressly f~arztfat pur-
pose, in order that the Ladies may haze fuI!Access Of
the Dry Goods department without least inccuren1-
ence.z
&c
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{ rat : sgLD to 4. bradford, ono half ~ .~
"a 1 ys;s5 saa.nss: H"ass Furnishing and Gn.1srtsa = = ~
tod Under IT, nsr os's So vii hereafter b ee7das4
Apiaa II. - "'A*'aSe'
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EIAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Parossse d'Cuest Eaton t,ure.

r eoun pufsr1EEEE DlsrRIc7.
1*af isnaiFa de Ia tsaceeszion de Hortenss I.;esna
DECD. No. I'll.
A Bastle Longuapea g C. jour uurepi In
- ~ nn iahleas econ, pfc Anal de- son atiraiFis
ayss ~ :. ! s1s ute succession pour hon,o!oga. oll-
~, ~ ~ ras lea prssentes dome gus toute or nnei
49, y. tssae q rlonlologation du dit Tahles1 fpgra
s.ss !es trente ;eurs aui saigerout Ia nrero;ara o,s
as&'io1 De Get Avis. Il AA ALI" pau
Burtaa: da G reffer, slai fc 49, ls5s*
cHAMRERLFAas., Grefser.
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GENTS and YOUTHS CLOTHING

Nz1I 1 =, s1AI SoI Ray aaz1tN
in great variety, Of the latest styles ard best
materials, together with every kind OF Plain
and Fancy Linnen Drills, Plain and Check
q X
ed Napkinets, French and American Cotton
AIDES, Planters Linnens, Coating Linnens.
Linnen Checks, LINEN Ducks, etc.
ALSO
Blea 4 Bro, Cottons, Linnen and Cotton
sheetings, Slip Linnens, LINEN Diapers and
Huckaback, Fringed Diaper and Da;SIasks
Towels, and a great variety Of Table Nap
kins and every article necessary for. the fur
%nIsliDg of HOUSES and CHURCHES. Mus
lin and Bobinet Mesquite Bars, Curtain Mus
Inns by the pair and by the yard, English and
French, the Furniture CaIicos.
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r, , -, . - ~
1t Eft O. = IA y tJKD,
ETH - zrS - , as e. nc aw =
AA~ n - Ella RSsE a1E@ss g. EAEu
iYE = II 4, " 4
~ rrcr1f~rrr, =, "
IS. En~naa. - $500 t.as.i ~ TIE dit'zs'is OF Baton
gT1-.tr n S.,~.s S"@t sLe3 Ate l!eIaIt'' 70
I'll a., anS 1~a| - as cA"'HFt sdf"taFF, loaff
rpcr,s;r~ J;r.a< 80 ta aHsu BUSINESS aha are h""
.fs 3,nn N ~ I'm I'm ~ iu,A aHa .'neAanati,
49, ""hHo 1saSAs"'at
"'z@ r,
$500
Rosa,as end Par5'F Chairs.
lie
No va
49, ,& h.
0prh I0ae8
'"1n'& @H' '-ass fio*es E&faE,
: S"'1S'
Tse a"a.loh ]Hfa y oaueaFsr
= beities
u 2oaezniaa Toilet bottles,
Siash ware
i 6oj l. '''
Marbles,
Fizn ind Pie zni~e,. 1"F wages E. =
soup and Gravy Ladies',
agar Scoops and Sister, 49,
"ItSeE Aei'FnS, GAIT SPOON
onuer ana Desert EoIass
w.t. ~ aa2 Iss Sapnaat
~" f7ne5' In' ahs &rsssad A'aaa
~1l,'t AIN ~Ettseff,
fia''ef tuSt"rs,
,San" l+aaseis.
sorEs'
speos,
fit!h aai r 'Sfrsd ~Iatt'nss
l"or Ji~t'01hs
SF'GA+ty ana Lima ware,
fier ana asaate GLASSES,
cook;1r S,nss+ 5,a crsts
Wood, NIllo*, and Hollow Eara.
Mantle and Office Clock
Stoves and Crates.
fet fe-y
u HtE q q go Es! a4 ssSg# Goods. &
~ NO OPENING At The general House F,,rr s!,iDr
~ Ware Rooms of, FtissE co ape assert
ment Of goods Consisting in nart Of
ELEGANT PLATED WAse, -
Ia SETs, CAsruHs, Carp BASKETS,
CASpLEsTTtEs, CAsE RAstE-
TABLE, DESERT, and TEA sFooss.
FORKS,
Fish and PIE HvlvEs,
Sour and GRAy7 LAntgg
SALT aud MUSTARD Spuovs, &c.
~
~
StsS ttca FhESth t1f*A itSA&@ SETS,
" " TuLxr =.
w.
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I ON.

I still keep IN hand a full assortment Of siza
FIAT. EOUNU, SQU4 RE, oEAL, ANGLE
PLOEEh B.S, SHEET AND
HuCP icon,
which / will sell as low as can be purchased In the
South. .7.
In addition to the above I manufacture TO oraat
VeEanda and Balcony Ratings, Iron. Fence for Gene,
terry. I have in store Force Pumps, Chain Pumps,
com pIe;e LIGHTNING RODS, which / put up to order,
ana a Large assortment Of materials for the trade, AL
Of which Is worthy the attention OF planters and tha
public generally. Call and examine at tie Establish
ment ef ". +, TUNNARD,
Corner Main and Church SITS.
Oct. ~ f. Baton Rouge, Ia.
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by WRITE ri 8 Commission to ne directed IN the
above entitled suctession. FROM the 6lh District
court in and tor said parish al. State. of date the
Goth day Of May. 4. D.. 1855, will be offered ior
sale at public auction to the Inst and highest hidtsr
sn the premises. On
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DapartnershiD Notice

=. kseknn Ats-r-. 60 VIZ. #EEIE
S|: eEA4 So 1893 ,Eie4i
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~-~~" --s8--
& LANOUE

evv AExivnzk.-
~ DIRECT FROM THE MANDATORY.
WESTERN CoRSSiiuCKaRs, s&A5ae tsiDE TREELs, to
Ink. WHICH may be attached y BAND, @Es>
SoUTaEHS Co7sES1iucBESs, 4
SELF SHARPENING HAT CUTTERS,
STRAIGHT - dc do.
He LRMSOSS'
BUSH Il 1zAss SE7UEs,
GRaIS CRADLES
: HANDLED PRUNING SAWS & CEIsE1s,
HAEnLED AvaaANCA-uRS,
Tgi3 (CTrERs.
BUSH Il B!LI Duuss,
SJEEI. RAkEs 4 SCurFLEs,
AaEa IoN.s i S4okT HANDLED SPADES & SaoyslE
1T LAi.a UIEt i LANOUE$s, =
cor. Lafayette L FIosi3a SITS
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= coCa pC s;xlsnE DISTRICT. #gsa
Dams iaAaife de ii succession dc Ce.esie Iio;roc, deed.
spouse de Ete. FIebort. No. 5G:,,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

Church; all of whom are the acknowledged
champions of their respective denominations,
especially in this State. ,sa -
There, is q particular class Of individuals in
tIlis pan of the country land ii il very probable
that yop are troubled with some of she same
selfimpoytani apssarts which could be dispensed
with veiy readily, without ever causing sym.
pathetic tear to rise in the eye Of any sensible
man. Iallude to those whose daily thoughts and
nightly meditatiOns consist in trying to perpetrate
something 'keen"-who have mistaken their
calling-who are continually making abOrtivs
attempts at repartee-who never rise any higher
than eontemptibe ''dealers IN the iddlers' change
of witticism"-who are continually using slang
phrases, and whose remarks on no occasion would
be creditable to youth Of ten summers Wits
are like poets, few and far between and il is to
be regretted that it is not universally known.
DR.. Williams of Louisville will deliver a lecture
on the power, sublimity and influence Of Poetry,
this evening, at the Baptist Church. Doubtless
he viii have large and attentive audience.
bespeak for him large number of the fair and
lovely sex, since they are great admirers Of
rhyme. '- PLURIBUSTAH.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-30

D6- The Vicksburg True Southron Of a late
date has very pretty letter from Miss Jennie
ThOrne," She sdecidedIy opposes, by strong and
satisfactory reasons, the project Of having dis
play of female equestrianism at the State Fair
soon to- be held in jackson. She says 'suCh a
public exhibition is not in consonance with that
mcdesty which is the crowning glory of woman. ,"
This we think, and are of opinion, ALSO that the
lady who writes so chaste and beautiful letter
ought to know all about the proprietiss We
agree with her, that equestrianism for the amuse
ment Of the pOpulace should be left to circus
girls and "the strong-minded women of the
North" Miss Jennie says, "Let it be the pride
Of the women Of the South that their province is
the heart-that home is their empire-and there
let them employ their talents and accomplish.
ments in the true fulfllment of woman's destiny
as companion and a'helpmate for man." The
fair correspondent admires chivalry in men as
much as she does the tender virtues in woman,
and recommends our youth to engage in the
tournament also proposed to occur at the Capitol
Her ideas of proper young man are good, too.
'ShoW me young man who is an affectionate
son to his mother, kind and attentive brother
to his sisters, and who is fond Of the society of
ladies, and / win know that he is one who is
refined and elevated in his feelings, pure in his
morals, and above joining in the sports Of gaming,
drinking, &C., by which so many young men are
ruined" !" Don't know SO well about this, though
We have seen several prodges of this kind who
had all these virtues and as many more, but
were still addicted to these misdemeanors, and
with all their correct feeling, had refined, eleva-
ted, and we-cultlvated taste for Old Rye Whiskey.
May such chap as this, though, never take hold
upon the fancy of Miss "Jennie Thorne" and
persuade her to emigrate from the state of ''maid
en- meditation" to that of matrimony, but may she
get her beau ideal, and that soon.