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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

The ADMINISTRATIONS AND THE KANSAS
ISSUE IN IT'S New PHAsE.-A Washington
correspondent writes:
| understand that It is the determination
of the President aud his Cabinet, in view of
the recent vote in Kansas rejecting the
English Compromise Constitution, to adhere
strictly to the alternative presented in The
Conference bill, and to oppose the admis-
sion of Kansas as State into the Union
until she shall have the ratio Of population
limited by the Constitution of The United
States. This course will undoubtedly have
The effec of keeping the South and the Cabi-
net in close alliance, while It will inevitably
provoke furious contest between them and
the Black Republicans, led by Douglas and
Seward Many Democrats who voted for
the English bill will also be equally ready
to vote for The admission Of Kansas next
winter as free State, without regard to the
amount of her population. If Kansas asks
for admission as free State during the
coming winter, the Black Republicans must
he defeated or the South will have made
prodigious step in the direction of disunon
or submission.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

The Lake Providence Herald hears dis
tressing accounts of the ravages Of the boil
worm and the army worm in Carroll parish
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-A gentleman
named Luyster, was to have been married in
Brooklyn, night before last. The bride was
all ready, awaiting his arrival The clergy
man, Rev. Dir Kennedy, was present, and
upward of fifty invited guests, but 10 ! no
bridegroom came Time wore away, the
night advanced, and still no tidings could be
obtained He was known to have come to
New York after some articles for the occa
sion in the afternoon, but since thatnothing
had baeu heard of him. The company finally
broke in the utmost dismay anil astonish-
ment. Mr.. Luvster, however, turned up
last evening. According to statements made
by his friends, he stopped at place in Ful
ton Street. New York, and drank glass of
sofia. He made the acquaintance of two
strangers, and shortly afterwards, feeling a
peculiar sensation, arising, as be supposes,
from drugs put into the liquor he went from
the saloon where he met those men, and
hardly recolected anything until next morn
ing, when he found himself in Fourth Av
enue, with light summer suit on, instead
of black suit which he wore when he left
Brooklyn He had two gold watches and
$3.50 in money, which had disappeared
with his clothes He has no definite recol-
lection Of any occurrence after he had inn
bibed the soda water. The affair is certain
" very singular one from beginning to end.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

A clergyman, catechisng the youth OF his
church, put the first question to girl, thus
+" What is your consolation in life and death"
The poor girl smiled, but made no answer.
The teacher insisted. 4" Well" said she,
"since must tell, it is the Young printer on
Otter Street.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
IL. $. G. PEIsKENs,
Alto AT LAW

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Yazoo city, MiBsisstppt
W7ILL practice in the Circuh Courts {
w Leake, Attala and Holmes counties, tn
several courts in Yazoo County, and the Court
held at Jackson. Sept |, 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
THE MOSS ROSE.

The moss rose that she gave me
When we were both at school,
When she was like a singing bird,
And was like fool;
The moss rose that she gave me,
Alas, for me and her
Too late | learned the language
Of the little messenger.
The moss rose that she gave me
| folded in my book,
And years from thea l saw it all
The meaning and the look;
But all! the days had long gone by
When we were both at school,
When she was like singing bird,
And | was like fool.
The moss rose that she gave me-
That in my book thrust,
The stem is white and broken
And the leaves are blushing dust
About my temples can trace
The gathering thrRds of snow,
And the singing bird, from sorrow,
Flew to Heaven years ago.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

The Kansas Commissioners under the
English bill have officially proclaimed the
result Of the recent election, as followss
To acceptthe English proposition, 1,7SS
To reject that proposition ..........11, 800
Total vote, 5000. l3,O6e
Majority for rejection...,,.....,,,., 9,5l2
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11
WIHoIVN DANho '1s'''''s ss's'' s.'.'''N IT. HAHHIs
BANKS & HARRIS,
Attorneys and COunSellOrS at Law
Land and Collect ng Agents,

orITMAN, WOOD COUNTY, TEXAS.
EE1HE above have so arranged as to be
4 enabled to locate Lands, investigate Land
titles aud collect claims in anv portion of Texas.
viii also purchase land certificates for Texas
land.
All land certificates, bounty warrants, orany
other kind Of claim for money or hud against
the State Of Texas have to be presepted 10 the
proper Court for registry, by the first day of
September, A. D. 1853, or else they will be
null aud void. We viii present claims fer those
who desire and attend to their approval.
September /, 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

A RATHER SINGULAR THEFT. On last
Sunday night about L o'clock, as Mr. Houge
was riding along the Pamela road to town
from the Black Jack camp meeting, he no.
iiced man ahead on horseback He made
au effort to overtake him, but the man
evinced signs that he did not care about his
company; but he did overtake him, however.
After riding together short distance, the
man said he must get down, and asked Mr..
Hougo to hold his horse. He walked a few
yards, but immediately returned, and after
taking pair of saddle bags off his horse,
broke and run through the woods as fast as
he could, leaving Mr.. H. holding the horse
that be had been riding, which he brought ia
town. The horse belonged to Jack Hale,
and had been stolen At the Black Jack camp
ground D..
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

Gay- K. nj Pepper is out with anew "sun-
nit" addressed to his infant son. The first
line reads:
Welcome, sweet little cass to your falhsrs fami y
serclep'
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-11

THE PERIL OF THE PAST.
When we as children used to play,
Sun-burning in the new -mown hay,
Like suns that swung athwart the sky,
So red they seemed
| never dreamed
Those'happy days would e'er go by.
An instinct claspei our tiny hands
Whene'er we paced the yellow sands;
And like our footsteps side by side,
Our lives all nOiseless seemed to glide.
And yet alas,
1t cami to pass
That you become another's bride
meet you in the festive throng,
And you are stately, am strong.
sometimes hink that in your eyes
I see the old'affection rise
But leaning there,
Behind your chair.
Your husband stands-I will be wise
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-02-17
s'aitt1uocb. oen N. Syebr,tor 1855.

lem g.! ormer @uitup, bas 1T cine lanse,
I9arte Brufun9 1
DaS feblte nod, caB Du Jpn bebauerf, laste
Ioie Utoma pcrlpurf8ppQ.
so beoaure Jpn alleroin98, ia9te DieTodter
Iuddeenfenb.
Ao8 wiuitDu nun tbun
9ti6tS, Wtama, QBa8 mir erfabren baben,
fam our4au8 feline Nenberuno bemirfen id,
fperpe Wtarlen eben 70 frenncltd empfanoen,
Ifpte es bic lebt 9eIdeben lit.
Ote Brdlioentin itlnb poller @iier ouf. 90
llt benn bier N(leS perpirrt, ncer idJ babe neine
lSinne perlcren, rtef lie. gBer lid peopirft
I6arf fid nidt pAnpern, neun er ! inter BEN,
Sebrldt ieinen Plas erbdlt, uno Du, Die Du
Iltet8 10 olele 4nfproerun9en 9elteut balf, mo8
Ibews9t Did, bierbei gar feline teGen 3u lpollen :?
Vfama, a9te Nurelte, beoenfe, baB @uIf ,
Iun1er naber Verwanbter ilt uno, um in Der
ISprada Der Stbel nit Dir 5u reben. bepenfe
aud, oaB per Pe4 an9reift, iiA lelblt be1upelt.
@eHu9 oapon. 2ieber Serr 8ernauer, brrubi=
gen Sle bic Oeanlo, uno 3egen sic ibr, mas
elne @brllttn unp eine Prdlioentn tbun mu6.
Der 6tlfSpre6i9er rat nit ieinem iauften
2ddeln naber, allein tie olte Dame bteit aud
lN'1St 0INNNHI"i'lNu tSItell SuUp, ais lie llO,
pap ct prflif Nurelie beipfli9tete. tpenoete ltd,
9egen bic Gbiir unp la9te Wenn i6 sic bSren
ImuB, 10 icll eS ieet weni3ltens midi ein, ion,
oern Wenn ta mid 9eiammelt babe. &pnlmen
2te nldber gu mir beruner.
Sn pslde fbilume Gage baben SIRE gead>
Ir!3ten unS 9eieet Ia9te Aurelie, alS lte nit
IVernauer allein mar.
un9 oennra, eripiperte er, CLAUDE id, baB tie
Sbnen Wtllfcnmen maren.
Set benz l9arfen 8lif pes @eiIfliden errS
tbete Aurellt unplttiibrlt9. Sie enlpfano BON
le an Se9en tbn Elm @jelGb[ Der Nbnei9una uup
Der 6ur9t, baS l9 unertldrlid in ibr felt8elebt
I9atte. Sernauer mar jung, groB unb mpbl9ee
IbIl"et; leine feiuerl @elt9l85i8e hatten p6ue
Den ltdrren glId Ieuer punflen 4ugen unb bic
I@emeenbeit alle1 ieiner 8eweSunsen fit on8z
IOrudSDOu pnO lhon 9elten t6nnen. Die uner=
IldItterider Nube unO &Glte CAB ibnen bas
|8eprd8e Ell ct me(tentIaBenoen Streu9e, unp
meper oaS itlle Qd0eln nod bic SefdQi9e
S9nlie9lamfeit feiner Sitten fcnnten BIN Sim
Oruf Sau3 iberlpiHben, Den er als Elm WeIen
belCnoerer Srt nladte
(9Urtiesuna fUf8t)
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Gnoliftber @pracb.lfmterricbt.

Spnntaa ben "a Sanuar Taamtass lbr, erpffne i'd In
,neintr gpobuuua cine RaAe Snr @rlsrnunS bes @neen
auBtr puntaa wirb gBONenaSeneen untsrrtt rtbs
s.. IN n ter, 7Qebrer
0p 81 giufr, 3wiiGsn esrtnStVu II, Sara psafr
(Gan23iLU .s....s
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Marffer'8
. q q II err E o t hN : g

Nr.147, &ern9tpn= nabe SuudrbsGtrase.
Die spSeue Mepaae, wel6e Der CUTE Gel&mad dusttet
mag prabsn uno wOhltbun gBlr 4eren unleren RunSsn
unIsr beRen 8rdts unS pertaneen tnen feline Seab-
fss cine NuswaM bsr re4ten 5anep- IS sbGufe nit
Samme., @apter @dts. SGaaen' nnS 9erlen 9ersiertn
gen, ebenSp 9plbent 8raceixss 8prefnaben @6lIH Sic.
s,e. sprribia IN eI&e 9onds 4bt0eH retfsn selsst
trbe f'a ~r ~A' f -tte- 'H1l1S
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3taucurcz SOr0tals%
8trf6en.etaueure,
9tmbeeren Gquture
Npfen. 9queure
SrDmbeeren. Qauenre, ..r.. =.
Mnisaamen s9iauenre,
Sn8rer 2tsweure &c. &c.
sCn slep5 ftnsr 0ualitG tS 81 yetauen Bet See gint
5lafGe, gnGpre roer Sag, BET B. j. u Imam,
Ru. 5. gtrrtb-@apitraec,
Dest9iS awifben Baltimore u. 5apetteHr.
Glitter Sort II. Goggeni1uGp8 (Olb Gge,)
Ser6epenen atr8Gn9en unb 9erf6iebeaen 9retfsn
u Dertalfen Bel Der 9tHt, GSalpne pber Jds, Bet
~ ...- .. J. Il | m m,
Np. 5, NGrtb- @astrasc
e19j61ri. iWifben Satmpr u 1asettehr.
E,Szs NSifs SSrieo. S5aller,
SfasS 10. Bamprehr Rp. ia, .bI en- D. b. Guns Office
~S, maGt tbrsn 5rsunpen iurpte ben Damen BON 8at.
more mn ber mssSenb bic In3ets bas lie em Iuswabl Der
nuefeu 6erbt. 2Dtnerm0pen, alS ammt- uub Sben.
ipwie bic 6nan 9umen uub Banter in ercsen @Orratbe
bat unb beben ben biI8tsn Yretsn Serauft. Rpara.
uren unb 0erdnperuneen tsn weben uea unb prompt
tefprat NpY2l l2NRt
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N,11ss 81. CT AL
slIuftrtrtes 9yroebt,uerf.

Nglglw cJlluitrtrtes Dradbtiuerf.
9nrfAW Snbsm MIR uns auts Neue ben geifal Ors
&zeRa6&sW heutfAen publilums In Mmera ~ erpsrben
99Hn erlanben MIR unS auf eta @ubIitaCn unree
@srlass antmsrtiam u MAIDEN. gDts SranaaItenenttae
neut ra0 taus8abe bon
6esld'S llulrilie gu Sdiler unb @Stbe
sum srltsamas M NIT eneSem uub btutf4em Gep
SdiaerS ,,9ier BON Der @lcde." ..geoolus i'm
Soae, Der 9ampf init benz Draden." Sri,
solin, Ooer Der Sang mad Dem gilenbomner !"
uno ,,@Stbe's Tauit" in 119 enoirten glStteru
nit erfldrenbem 1erte in beutfuer unb enoIis
der Spra&e. Die @ebidte lino in ben beifen
rorbanbenen en9liiden lleberIebmlqen.
WGppen; preis S12. ~' o"'mal !"
&lesante Gtnbduer NIT @pIbIGnttt In Rorucee
Iecer 5u oerhdntBmdst8en preifen. - ~ "At''
Nes 9 berabmte SIIMfrdtipnen S auh g
Nper 0sntl9fr Tnnf pte nur bic Eiefe beS beutide s
mnpes Fe t@at tttA anberes 0rlf lam Elm SbnhS Rsr
- ansseutrt aufweifea Dur& bie funios
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pettu tteltr SbtHr ben DGtuna9n berppr nrIs
gum srPBsren IraabaS BON D@pbr's 8aud~ befunSsrs MI
tra9en. 81 oA"" Otl'"pe'0 DEL"
Der gefGu, ben BITE 8eB d 'fdben srTuEro... 9
Eofr9H Ianpeh mar bepieaps, tpcn mir So6 h;sss @
NIT oe snelt9en Terte Sermtrt ppn S't
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Ote ceutl9e Vn4banDluns BON gDnt. Nobbe
300 Bro1pwap 0epzg)crf
Bat esr Debit Ibernpmmen pede TN ben etnrh r.4 IN
2teesFpertdltern etnen angemeenen Robatt an W.
c-. j. g. Gctta f6e Bnd6anbImna =
SEPSAA-Se IN Stuttgart.
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2(DpDfatmret H. Npotbefe1t.
Deatfcbe 9a,us0fftee.

Oeutfcbc 0dip@ASfftce.
H. Carey, r. ng er'
so.Ropsterose Qssa @de prn grppteb Gans .rel& BON
GbarsfraSe.
SFF{ceHunben: Bis 1e ubr 9UrmtttasS; 2 bis upr
g1a5mtttaas Die nteeta2een Rnb In @erenNWns getr
ten unb srSnen nit Ingu In benz 3auie an Der 2Set@
Cde Spu Qpef. JaaetteRr unb @rppfeb>9ane cine
Oeutfthe 4atp= Sfftce
NO Fs Gurdsa s8tiaer Art ais s1r Nasfsrtenns SOS
Irprfoaaes, ppn Nbs unb anbern 8ertrdeen
sass ,e pUn 1eaamsnn (Yas gOa@d,tenn E 70.
ME ur @ertreuns alien @srtdens Der SfGGt
nno her oeptHenbacn Qusfutrun8 aaer uns metoenoen
NurSae erlauben mir eas beu9eYuplttum u 8ea9''
SerGdF@hsun8 su tttten. "a r
27.1mts " F'Fp u ~ "RbN|'
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N 2puta SSelber
EM mpprteur unp 6a6ritQ t
NM 8H BON
N8@ Strumpfmaaren aller SOrten nnO Der
NM JOr3iip ltdllten QnalitGt,
81 NsSg SO. 2t5, 8rpabw.as, Sal.empre.
u NA Metnen merhen Rnnbel. fpmie Dem Qublfur In,

bas t6 metn pfwanrenlaser bur neu mpprrte uni
freben erbaItene Daaren au 6as @e4bltse perpplfGn
DSt unb ausssfnttst babe; SOrda9lia made i'd au msiu
me tlbetanHttS
Oeutlhes np1enes Strtf9arn
ppn den arben lDwte ale Sprten wpane baurr ene
Sarne. felbf fabrcrte Sndeu, wClene brumwplene
6nben lnterbpfen Sttmpfe SGnpG6ube SbawlS unb aQe
in bse8 Sad en6taeenbe artfe aufmerfam ppn benn G
ieberjslt bic re9n Auswabl ter bten QualtGt balte.
3a#ei1 bsmerfe i'd, bag t6 NIT 3pii6enbdnplern unb
6duireru auf metne ednune nbts tbun babe
N6oaren I ben btatsen preen i'm 3aben Dertaufe.
I'm 5abret6sn 3upru& btet ersebenn
2puts>5etber,
StnIS Nc. 2t5. 8rpabpd1, Baltimore
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VI. Schneider & co.
46, Sputb 6olparbitreet, near prattltr.

Mt benz S6iFe Qrnulb 8Onnser," bas chen arseelaben
wrN, erparten einse bunbsrt 8ess bette nsts t
lpaltene @rbfen 0ebr btatS), neue 9aferS rnse'
fbGns, breits, b6bmtf6e 2tnfen, 8 8wsti 6ssn, easG
feline earl 8artes, Gbamtllen, Nupe IN auW
baben cine Qnrtbie III buraer u. g er 9le
bte ouseene IN pbise ariel perben br bais an aDts'
berSerfduer abeelanen Bel
1an3O,S 46, Sputb 5pwarbfr., near 9rattfr.
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aDnacber @ere5em9e
c1o1n OelmerS,

go.1694 W Yrattltr.. 3 Tbiiren y. Gbarle8ltr.
oer.rttpt ale Srren Sautmadrweruse unS eetauft aGt
sortsn @oAub= =6iurir95
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2lnOr. 9feufer,
IS NQlrlIDnitr,

Supporter bon GiIenwaaren
emp6eblt Seuen aeebrten 6runbsn 8annten ein az.
pGSltes aforment Srn 6 @tfsnmaars nSNnS W ertaeu.
cen fur d an0 81 ,rs aI io~s sss
ften welde iau bsn tasfsn preiisu psrduff >:a'
(De37,6NN aa
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C0NsTABLEs SALES,

sByESrn JUsrleEs CouRT, lTuoHAs ". BgLI Epsat "
Par,h o. Orleans Ar ALTHOUSE-R0 1913
Ply VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facIas 10 m
- directed h The Hon D. asLin seventh Justice Of The
Peace tor the Parish Of Orleans Kill procae sell Al public
auction SATURDAY, the day October sg Al IL
O'clock NJ 1T the Of Rousseau PhiD s-essa
LOT or SILVER Watches, a CLOCK AND GOTD
Case ard Chains.
Seized IN the above entitled suit.
TBRAS-Cash on the spot
G. J. sCHRIBER, Constable
sETTTEHE CoUR DE JUSTICE, lTHoMAs W. BELL ARBnt vs.
PrrOtsSe diDrieans Mr., AiTHDESR--2of 75.
I'm VEfsTJ dun writ de fieri qacias mol
IL adresse par Honorable j. B. Mcin, septieme Juge
de Pax pour paroisge d0rieAns ja procedera BAME
DT e daodt 1853, midi eHcggnure dgs Rousseau
ct Philip, Ia yente pubique ct adjudication de-
US Lot DE MOSTRES D'ARGEAT UNE PESDULE
tine Bnite dor ct Chaihes.
Saitis dams iiafare ci-dessns.
CONDITION. -t2dmptant moment de Padl ycattOn.
EE3u ne2 / SGERIkER lannetahle.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
312 CAMP STREET,
Between Poeyfarre and CaIliope streets, View Orleans
A Day and Boarding school,
--Condurted by--
Conducted by



MADAME DIyITRY.
The Sixteenth Animal Session Of this Institution begins on
the arst Monday in September s in tie Dssbau Veranda ?
purcs assd By the Academy to establish Ia the South school
Of the highest order This magnificent buldng most atgby
located three stories high covering thousnd
I've huadred feet with Gnc architectural exterior dad
suitable interior distribution. is provided bath md
every convenience tending health and comfort The Insa-
ments Musical Philosophical ETC. Of the best make.
The coHre Of studies plan Of Instruction upon
hoss 81 the most celebrated collegiate institutes Of UHed
States and q France, with which Madame Dy corresponds
regularly No new tangled systems adopted deceptive
Inducements held out Numerous rgfersnceamong them the
AiumDa Of this Institution, Who now gem society,
For particulars apply in person OF by letter to
sel lm&W NINE ~ D. DTNfITRF.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL
The Annual Co1rse Of Lectures IN htg Department viii
MONDAY, November 10, 1855 and VIII tsTmnais in
JAMES JONES " D Professor Of Practice Of Medicine
J. l.. RIDDELL, u. D. Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN stone, u D., Ptofrss9r Of Surgery.
GUsTAVUs K MOTT, n. D. Professor u Nstsria Mellca
T. q. RICHARDSON, VI. u, Professor Of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT. NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and Pa
& p 4 e EeH5Is N b Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The Rooms for Disectng will be the second Nnda.
Facnlty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons d tn
The students accompany the Professors their visits and
Ffs 81 Dy pf2ca b GEggs
n the ampkithea,er 4 is Hospital om the It q octGher
any charge to Students
THOMAS HUNT, n. D., Dean
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital annually
in April fourteen Resident Students, who maintained b
the institution. tni5GW
EEMALE SEMINARY-DAY AND BOARDING
School for Young Ladies' conducted by Mrs. N. v. ~
RITES, No 43 Triton Walk Tor DelOrh street)
This Institution will reopen for the reception Of pupils
the third scholastic the FIRST Monday ID DC
tsber
For particulars, apply al the school
ENCEs:
Rev. Or. Palmer Rev. Dr. Ches. Goodrich,
Pr. PcOn b. B. Sykes, ESQ.,
Ihas. soo, ESD, J. 4. MAybin Etg.
F. Mcpherson, Esq.,, g. Boyer, Esq,
j., r, MAcmnrdn, w A BarlIet Eeg Pm
UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsIANA-coLL
~ Department.
the 4th Of October.
C. VI. SEARS, Dean Of the Faculty
Glasses in GRAMMAR SCHOOL and COMMERCIAL, IN.
STITETE in MI operation. Special attention ivE1
70 the dead Languages-HREEK and LATIN, and mbderI
Larguages-FRENGH, SPANISH and GERMAN.
Boade day bnarders and day schoars received tim
Of the For full particulars apply the general Subern
tendenT. LOUIS nUFAU,
SEQ I'm Rar0unc and mon STREETS
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LEGAL NOTICES.

JAMES Y. BLOCKER, ATToREEY-AT-LAw,
u New ORLEANS.
R4~ oaice-No 20 Commercial Place. jya Iy
LIVINGSTON. COUEsELOR-AT-LAW 30 CAMP
street New 0rean, will be found every day his Office
dufrg business hours thIH summer and fall, iyZ8 nl
HT EOTICE-I. HAVE RESCUED TIE PRAC
Camp street.
uy1a " ~ NJ. REYE0LDs
SAMUEL C. STRAm LER, ATTORNEY AT 3
- Law, Notary Public and Commissioner for the States q
Lousna ieorga, Texas and Florida. Office No 81 Royal
Mobile, Ala, iegB Eu1
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be tremembed that this 10th March, 1855 me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the CITY Aforesaid
personal appeared Charles Briggs, President T. r.
y9r Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company of
Kew Orleans who being duly sworn according law, dc de
pose and that the above and and
correct transcript from The books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, PreBiien
q. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
svornto subscribed before me- l6 day Of March,
A. D. 1883. C. NJ BRADFORD.
SECOND Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of ORLEANS
Board of Trustees resolved pay Interest o
the outstanding certificates OF profits,
and after the second Monday in May and radeEm
and after that date the scrip issued OF the year 1885, rsrvng
under the provisions Of thei7 charter cash capital of five
hundred thousand dollars and they have further declared
a scrip dividend OF F0kTY-TWO PER CENT. the net
earned premrm5 Of the year ending February g. 1855
which certificates will be issued and after the day Of
June 1883. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRlERE, Vice President.
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4bT Il. u h 8ttlCFA. Nos. 3I FRVNI = 2 g =
w streets NV Orleans, La, dealer IN HARF59A2
an SHIP cry Copper Tin and Sheet Iron 8eEasz
Understandings Brass Finishing HciitR
Chiuues Breeding stills, Inice Boxes, Fire B7ds. As
Fans CRrfe Filteres Heater Gas Pipe, and ~ kzHas a.
NJ achnfry put up aud repaired.
Turning done steamtoat and Plantation ERIK % Eeas
importer of Hardware Bolts, Nuts Wheel stIfrRFe Aa
chiHeTy
Thankful his friends for their former liberal patronage a
ak er0ns be sbRied render htIn ample
Justice satisfaction.
This Establishment has facilities for filing all a
above line unsurpassed by any house eth S2A
West.
Mr. CHAS Il. WALDO 1crg and aYorahly known to 9Efe
atear1 boa Community will give personal atteafoa
Gard ware Ship Chandlsiy portion Of the business
ie23 If WARREN T. uEnEiEEs
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Notice hereby given THAT at the teLHGgn Of the copart
nerarip existing, ug ARTICLES al
men hetween the members Of the # 81 Baylor ca the
arc win he dissolved and the unfinished busues 2aer il
liquidation. &C. BAYLOR.
Manchester, March, 1853. IS t5aH
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CHAs. R. RAILEY & co.


CHAs. r. RAILEY & co.
C,IEAs. X. RAILEY & CO., GENERAL GRoCERs
And Dealers in
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. II TchOupItOuIas and
No. "a GravIer street,
Offer for sale, on reasonable TERMS following articles
Brandy
30 packages, various qualities
whisky
go packages OLD BOURBON,
MoNoNGAHELA.
IRISH,
SCOTCH.
REeTIFIED.
HOLLAND
AMERICAN.
Wines In Wood
MADEIRA,
PORT,
SHERRY.
SWEET ard DRY MALAGA.
Wines in Glass
CLAREr
WHITE WINES,
sAUTERNE,
BARsAc, etc. etc.
30 baskets assorted.
sundries-
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q SLAVE DEPOT, No. 1875 GRAVIER AND IS
rE3 DRYApES STREETS
8kSS 70 TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
A Having opened my old stand the Isl Of January, 1858,
with good accomm aons for 200 Negroes respectfully
icit y e patronage Of my old friends and customers
flg IL G. y. HATCHER.
~, FUsTHR'S SLAVE DEPOT, l5f CoH&oE
~ street. Nev Qreens5He keeps constantly on hand sud
= 81 sale Mechanics, Field Hends Cooks Washers
and General House Servants. Also, buys snd se
SLAVES cOson. Having converted the family part Of
large thu story building the Of Slaves has lsie
he be depot in the city and we'll furnished fer ths comfort
ditt r. POSTER