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THE LAKE.

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and Biloxi. ' ~''PP' N'S'
For Ocean Springs and interim ediate iandin1s
SATURDAYS
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Asm ORLEANS Dailp Grsstsrt.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL "a, 1855.

-KANsAs.--Letters from Kansas say that political
agitation in the Territory has absorbed the atten
onof the squstters that they have neglected their
crops and private affairs, and so exhausted their
means that large portion Of them will be unable to
pay Tor their lands before 1t will be offered for sale
under the proclamation Of the President. Many Of
those who are unable to preempt will lose their lands
and will have endured their sacrifices and labored in
vain to secure home. Money is scarce in the Ter.
ritory, and squatters are pedgiug their claims at
rate OF 100 per cent interest per annum to get the
means of paying for their lands The partisan sgita-
tors have not only entaied long trail of political
evils upon the Territory, but they have caused an
immense amount Of private suffering.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

E'LATsi FLATS! FLATsi
GIPsIEs GIPsTEsi GrpsIEsi
Just opening large assortment Of
Flats and GIpsy Hats,
nrp vppvoy Comprising the following styles.
PRINCESS ROYAL.
PRINCE OF WALES,
-.s. ALPREDs, ETC., etc.
All OF which are entirely New Styles aud beautiful patterns
We are still receiving large additions already wal
lected stock Of
Ladies' Dress Trimmings.
CIT and Silver TRIMMINGS; German English and French
FANCY GOODS
EXTENSION sKIRTSi EXTENSION sKIRTsi
large assortment, Of all sizes suited for summer wear
b. PIFPET,
No. l22 Canal street,
alg Sr6t Touro Buildings.
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rx,z.axs..ss, NEW ORLEANS, JACh.
dAX1s fNtf ntaA711zEtf uSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
&k1&Hkg-ss5G-NaE@ K ABROAD.
On and after saturday the 10th day of April 1883 a Pas
senger Train will leave New Orleans daily at 7O A. M and
arrive at Canton O'Clock p NJ.
Returning, will leave Canton A. M and arrive at New
Orleans At O'Clock r. NJ.
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA
STANDS UNRIvALLED
For the Cure of
ALL DISEASES ARISING PROM AN IMPURE STATE
OF THE BLOOD,
Or Habit of the System.
No remedial introduced proved
uniformly successful than this The unfortunate
redtary Disease. with swollen glands sinews
bones half carous has been health vgor The
scroulous patient covered with ulcers oahsome himself
and bis attendants
HAS BEEN MADE WHOLE.
Hundreds Of persons who had groaned hopeesy
under Cutaneous and Glsndula dorder Chronic Rheuma
tism, and other complaints springng dsrange-
ment Of the secretye organs and the circaIsoD
raised II from the rack OF disease now
generated constitutions gladly testify the efficacy Of this In
estmabe preparation.
Read the following;
SCR oFULoUs ULCER CURED.
GBsoSis WELLS, Teuh., Jan. 10, 1855.
hessrs. A. b. D. sandsG ,ntlemen: Ny daughter
teen Of time ago seized with ulcer
the front Of her which gradually increased eating
the flesh and became very painful We tried all the remedies
we could hear or without checking the disease length
procured bottle Of your Ssrsaps which afforded her al
most mmsdiae relief and after taking three bole
tirely cured. Yours respectfully,
PATRICK GLEsoN.
Prepared by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists. No. 100 Fulton
street, corner of William, New York Sold also BY
]. WRIGHT A CO., 81 and Isl Chartres st.
sICKLES CO., 40 and AZ Canal street.
H. KENNEDY, Chartres street.
az I'm =. P. DUC0NGR, New Orleans.
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WHEAT.-From every portion Of the South West
and North most cheering accounts Of the wheat erop
reach US, and il no disaster befals the coming har-
vest will be the most abundant ever gathered.
lVicksburg Southern.
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wherever CO." said gentleman remarkable for
his State pride, 81 am sure to find some sensible men
from my own State" mo wonder,n said the gentle
man he was addressing "for every man of that State
who has any sense, leaves it US fast as be CAM
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e=e@ t-<...,,...,,.- PONpCHAkTRAIN kAn.-
ks3A M ROAD Excursion Tickets 25 cents.
cSG4-SK-xef2 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

On Sundays the steam train will leave the eypraf
hour after O'Clock in the morning. Except lO) during he
with extra ps night and the hOrse Car will leave the Lake
one hour after the train arrives there.
Extra special trips, when required by notifying con
ductor. = - -
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge where
the sfeH train will when required ips
Fare each way, cents Conductor must have timely
notice to stop NJ ly
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SHOCKING BARBARIrY AT SEA.-We have men.
toned the arrest in Richmond, few days ago, Of
Capt Moore and his second mate, of the ship Octa.
via, for the murder of a sailor named Ennis by cruel
and repeated punishment inflicted during the pas.
sage from Rio de Janeiro. The testimony before the
Coroners jury showed that the whole crew, with one
or two exceptions had been subjected during the en-.
tire voyage to an uninterrupted course of the most
cruel and ferocious treatment. They were whipped
with bits of rope, beaten with handspikes kicked,
knocked down and stamped upon by these inhuman
monsters every hour in the day, according to their
united testimony. Even the passengers did not es-
cape these terrible infections, and one of them.
Frenchman, was attacked and beaten by the second
mate every time he came on deck; he finally jumped
overheard and was drowned. The accused will be
tried in Richmond, before one of the United States
courts for murder,
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THROUGH TICKETS TO New 0RLEANs-We under
stand from the President OF the Southern Road that
he has effected an arrangement with the New Orleans
and jackson Road for through ticket between this
city and New Orleans at the price Of eight dollars.
Under this arrangement persons desirous OF visiting
New Orleans can leave here on the morning train OF
at O'Clock, and be in the Crescent City at 7
o'clock in the evening of the same day and can
leave New Orleans at balfpast in the morning, and
be at Vicksburg at halfpast the same hight. The
fare the New Orleans road is four cents per mile
for first class cars dollars and half we be-
leve between New Orleans and jackson. By the
present arrangement, which will go into operation at
an early day. (as the tickets can be prepared
the trip be made stated between this city and
New Orleans for eight dollars
[Vicksburg whig, 27d.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. so Custumhouse street, neal
WI Royal streeFOr the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercuria
Syphc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndranct
from business friends and guaranteed
all
The unparalleled which has attended DR. James, prnc
ce in all Of the United States and Europehe
m8kahe he has effected which
able by the eminent physcians juse him offering
services the confidence the The
of the diseases termed Prvae" which
manenrly eradicaes namely: Syphilis primary
tertiary, Structures Urrhra Discharges Geet
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females
complicated they Diseases of the Back L0ns
fammation of The Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers 1unors and all Diseases OF the Skin
Dr. James would so call the especially
who have privately and improperly injured themselves In
and solitary habit which ruins the dy and mind unfit
ting them for either buness society viz Constitutional De
blty or lmpotency The following Of the sad and
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain In the Head Dimness
VISION Loss Of Muscular Power Papaon of the Heart
pepsa Nervousness Irritabi symptoms of Consumption
etc Mentally the fearful effects the mind to be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion of Geas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forehodngs Aversion Society Self-Dsrus
Love ef Sotude Tmidy, etc. of evils produced
All afflicted with the above symptoms should
not fail to call Dr. James perfect
health let no false decacy you apply and
save yourself from the awful and dreadful Of th
Weakness Of the Immediately cured, full vgOS
Remember The aedisa House Of Dr. James, is 50 Custom
house
Private and separate
Consultations strictly confidential.
PSRecent cases of Gonorrhea cured twenty hours
or pay. DR.. JAMES,
oil ly 81 tlustomhonse street.
NGwo G.. .BLEAKLGY, 5s AND6i KANPART
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IMPORTANT FROM VEHKzUELA.-Adyices from Ca
raccas of the 3lst of March announce that proyi-
sional government had been inaugurated, who de.
manded from the French Consul the surrender Of
Monagas and family, who had taken refuge with him.
They were surrendered, and are in confinement. It
is said they had deposited at the French legation one
million in gold,
Gen. Castro had decreed the removal of all en-
poyees of the late government 1t is said the Amer
lean Consul nailed his flag, in conjunction with the
flags of Spain, Denmark and Brazil, over the door OF
the French consul, threatening to haul it down and
demand bis passports if any attempt was made to ar.
rest Monagas (then at the legation)
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7 OUISIANA WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FAMILY RoCERY,
i22 JULIA STREET second door from Camp the
formerly occupied by Messrs. HOWARD LINDo
1t ia the intention of the propeors the
ways keep hand
LARGE sTOCK
Of all articles in this business desirable for family
use, and to sell at
REASON NABLE PRICES,
ss- The patronage of families respectfully soil
cited. aH 6t
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pATENT INDEsTRUCTIBLE wATERPIPEs.
Il cHARLEs C. BlER. n. c STEPHENS.
c. C. BIER & CO..
No. oS CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent IndestructIble Water Pipes,
U N B r s,
TIN, COPPER, zINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wash hand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Iron Snks Pumps both
L and Force various patterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WASHsTANDs, suitable for water.
works or without, beautiful article for bed d-rooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment of
BRASS METALS, COOKS, etc.
Such Bib Cocks Stop, Upright and Bracket Cocks all
sizes; wsshstand Sink Butlers shampoonn Compression
for hot cold water; Lager Beer Cstern Cocks
Also Plated Cocks Of all knds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
lings and Hose Pipes from inches; all Ware
usually found in a similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Stoves all
Sizes cook for families Of PERSONS up sizes
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls valves-Three Sizes Nos q A. prices $50 SIS
and s5To raise from Is to 81 feet perpendicuar
the of the with only
at the brake They arsupeor any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all Sizes patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale reta Also
Psor, Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats, Hotels or Plantations supplied.
s- All work done by warranted to give satisfaction. Or.
dsrs solicited from the country.
ol2 " M Caunn atraet NeyN Drlaaua
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IRISH POTATOES. FIFTY CENTS PER HAMPER.
White SWEET POTATOES
Extra MESS BEEF, spiced Rounds.
Large TONGUES, Pickled and Smoked.
Superior PICKLEDFH ANS.
wESTPHALIA HAMS
COUNTRY SAUSAGES, put up in Lard.
Breakfast BACON.
VENISoN HAMS; extra GOLDFISH.
Mess MACKEREI,, quarter barrels and kits.
Old Java and Jsmaic= COFFEE
Fresh BLACK tea.
New York CHEESE and selected BUTTER.
By steamers in store, tor s.le by
H. II. HEDDEN,
ali splN Common and Carondelet streets.
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CRoP PROSPECT IN NoRTH MISSISSIPPI The
Holly Springs Herald, of the 18th, says:
We have never seen a finer prospect for frnit The
peach, apple, pear plum and other fruit trees are
loaded with young fruit. The strawberry vines are
also loaded with young berries.
Some of the gardens in our town are quite forward.
Peas have been in bloom for some days. and other
vegetables are large and well grown.
Wheat crops, we learn, are generally very fine all
over the country.
Marshall county will soon be ranked the best county
for wheat in the State
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fwEsTy-Two LIVES Losr.-The vicksburg Sun
publishes the following note:

NICksBukG, April 70, 1865.
Editors Sun 81 have just been informed by
gentleman from Washington county, that on Sunday
evening last. twenty negroes belonging TO Judge
Ruck, and two white men, were drowned while at
tempting to stop break in the levee on Judge RS
plantation-the bank Of the river caving in while
they were at work.
Yours ETC., MOSES GIBSON.
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A DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIS -,
&6EAEAsEs FREE oF CHARGE. GRHs


DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention to the
following Diseases Coughs, Colds Consumption Croup
duenE Asthma Bronchitis all other diseases the
and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention the OF all Skin
Diseases-Lunbago, Scrouls Rheumatism and chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles and all
rangemen of the Stomach Liver Bowes and also to all
chronic Female diseases Special attention will given
treatment Of the Eye and Ear
Dr. Baakee has made discovery OF Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption Of the Csaa and restore per-
manen vision to tie Eye without the the knife Dr.
kee produce Thousand certificates his perfect
in curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fula swelngs
rdmos Of every description and without the knife
Special be made with Dr. Baakee for the
treatment OF the last named Diseases they require his
constant advice and attention. Dr. Baakee is one OF the most
skifu and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living
His fame known personally in nearly every principal city
the world.
All letters directed TO r Baakee encosing postage stamp
or Eve cents from any distance correctly stating the
the disease shall be promptly answered. and the patients
treated by correspondence, free of charge.
n3-oice hours from 8 A. NJ. to Bpm.
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
Roee, l4O Baronne street, below Poydras street.
cans La. lal6 ly6W
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SERvILE lSsURREoTIoN IN ASTIGUA.-By an arri.
val at Baltimore advices have been received from
Antigua to the 27th of March. letter gives the fol-
lowing particulars of an insurrection on that island
We have had a most serious disturbance with the
negroes, originating amongst some Barbwoa people
and our town negroes who set the police at defiance
and attacked the police Office at about o'clock on
the 18th inst The police were obliged to fire iu self.
defence, and five Of the reyolters were killed on the
spot, and dozen wounded, some badly. The Gov
ernor arrived at the police Office at about O'Clock
yesterday morning. The mob continued all night 10
the streets, and attacked the police office where the
Governor and all the authorities were at s O'Clock
yesterday morning, broke all the windows and doors
and had nearly taken possession of the Office and
arms Some of the mob had already entered the
Office when orders were given by the Governor To
lire, aud four more were shot down and several Sc.
verey wounded Martial law was then proclaimed.
special constables in, and volunteer troop OF
some forty men and horses was formed, which soon
dispersed the mob. -
The streets are still patrolled by armed men and
everything is now again quiet =
ispatehes have been sent to Guadaloupe for A
military force and to Barbados for man OF war IN
the nope that such assistance would not be required
- A postscript dated st. Thomas, March 81 saws =
The French troop have arrived, but they will not bt
landed, as they are not required.
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"a VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES
~ for Sae-Removal from EsnlanAde street
~. WALTER l.. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos. II and
sK1S baronne street. where he will be found early In the
M with large lot Of Virginia Maryland Negroes for sale
He preparing ample and healthy quarters the
business he intends conducting the coming season The
location Is between Grave and Common BAronne street
which Is the second street due from the ST. Hotel
and is convenient TO all the merchants and hoteB
WALTER l.. CANPRELL,
II and rs Bsr0nne street
sull ly3W between Gravier and CoEaIncn.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-18

A NEW PoLIrrcAL PARTY.-A new secret
political party has been organized in Boston.
They are called the "Heart-in-I Hand Clubs" :"
and have branches in nearly every ward in the
city. TO enter the door of the Heart-n- Hand
Club, the member gives three raps the wicket
is then opened, and the outer guard then says;
"Who goes thcrcS" then the password is given,
"'Tis WE'LL" with the number of the ticket
which the member has in his possession, to be
handed to the inner guard, and announced
alone in the hall. On entering, he salutes the
chief presiding officer in the chair, with his
right hand near the heart, and takes his seat.
The Heart-in-Hand Clubs have no initiation
fees, and nothing to pay on being admitted to
membership. A voluntary contribution is
taken up weekly, to pay the expenses of the
hall, &c. New members can be admitted by
a two-thirds vote of the club, after being pro-
posed by three of the members in good stand
ing, and placed on the records for one week.
"Our name is our motto" is their ralying cry.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-18

ROYAL MARmAGE.-The preparations for
the marriage of Prince Frederick William Of
Prussia with the Princess Royal Of England,
are being made on magnificent scale. The
city of Berlin is to present the Prince with a
table, vase, and two candeabras of silver.
The Silesians are to found charitable institu-
ton, in commemoraton Of the event. A So
ciety has been formed which shall, on the COM
ing wedding day, and on each recurring ami
versary, confer on one young couple out of
each Of the eight provinces of Prussia, the sum
of one hundred thalers, as help towards COM
mencing housekeeping.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-18

DEATH OF LADY AT PRAYER-A cores
pondent from Newark IN. J.) gives us the fol-
lowing incident which is recorded by one Of
the journals of that city A lady named
Catharinc Gray, who resided in Adams street.
fell dead in her house at an early hour yester-
day morning, while at prayer. Her death is
attributed to grief and depression Of spirits by
the death Of her husband, who was lost by the
wreck Of the Central America, or which he
was passenger. Both the death of herself
and husband have been occasoned by the de-
lay in the reception Of a letter by her husband
who was in California He sent a letter con-
tanning check for $3.50, and stated that when
she acknowledged its receipt he would forward
another. By some means the letter was de-
layed, and number Of steamers having ar.
rived since he wrote, without bringing him an
answer from his wife, he feared that something
was wrong, and took passage home in the i'll
fated Central America, and met watery grave.
Three children, the eldest but two years old,
are now left orphans.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-18
II Ell Il G e MI
MAIN STREET, MARlPOSA.
NOTICE! NO BOOKS KEPT!

". TORNEY respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he continues to keep choice selection Of
the best Brandie Whistles Od Tom and full assortment
of Wines being thankful past iavors from Cash Cuso-
mers, he socits continuance Of their patronage ianl
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-18

ANOTHER BouRBos.-A writer in one Of the
magazines, emulous of the fame acquired by
the inventor of the Indian Danphin Williams,
starts the story that the real Louis Napoleon
died in fit, in a drinking house in New York,
some years since, and that Yankee named
Bowen, who had long been his companion in
dissipation, assumed his name, sailed immedi-
ately for Europe, attended Queen Hortense in
her dying moments, imposed upon the French
people as genuine Bonaparte, and has finally
succeeded to the imperial throne.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-18

TooTHsoME TnINGs.-Some Indiana girls
were sitting around Christmas fire, in one of
the capacious chimney hooks of cabin, when
one asked the other what she liked best to eat
Sally replied: 81 like pumpkin pie and lasses
candy Betsey said she liked "possum fat and
sweet taters." "Wcl," says Kitty, "you may
say what you please about your pumpkin pie
and lasses candy, and your possum fat and
sweet taters, but just give me hog chitlins and
dough dumplins-the Lord-eep
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-18

SCHEME TO GET THE LAWYERS IN CHURCH.
The Methodist Society, in Putnam county, Ten
nessee, having arranged to hold their meetings
in the Circuit Court room till their church ed
ifice is completed, the Nashville Banner says,
friend who practices somewhat in that region
pronounces this deep laid scheme to get the
lawyers of that circuit inside of church, all
other means having failed. He anticipates a
very indignant set of gentlemen, when it is
discovered
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-18
TER N s
The Memory of the Heart.
Written by Mr.. Webster, in London during the fall

Written by Mr. Webster in London during the fall Of 1889
II stores Of dry and learned lore we gain,
We keep them in the memory of the brain;
Names, things and facts--whateer we knowledge call
There is a common ledger for them all;
And images on this cold surface traced,
Make slight impressions, and are soon eiiaced
But we've page more glowing and more bright,
On which our friendship and our love to write
That these may never from the soul depart,
We trust them TO THE MEMORY OF THE HEART.
There is no dimming--no efacement here;
Each new pulsation keeps the record clear
Warm, golden letters all the tablet f,
Nor lose their lustre till the heart stands still.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-02-18

QuEER.-Relgon sometimes has queer de-
velopments. A party Of Bohemian bandits
having murdered family, were sitting down
to rasher of bacon, when one of them ex-
claimed, "What are we about to do2 Good
Heavens, it is Lent" They did not touch the
meat. A party of Mexican guerrillas having
despoiled priest, made him absove them from
crime. When the Duke of York formed a
laison with the beautiful and accomplished
Mrs. Clark, his pous father, who saw nothing
wrong in bis keeping mistress, was shocked
with the heresy of his choice-Mrs. Clark
being Roman Catholic