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NEWS ITEMS

The Petersburg and Roanoke rsiltnad from
Petersburg ~ WrldDn) has declared Ii,i-
'lend u PR cent. Tor the last slx months.
This j. thu largest dividend ever made hy the
COMPANY. We believe. showing increased busi.
mess AID property.
BRAScH R.iL RoAD.-We understand that
brtweeo Sll5.OO0 aud $40. 900 has been
Subscribed towards building a Branch Of the
Wilmington Rail Road To- this vicinity, and
ih.t probably the preliminary step. will be
immediately taken TO put II IN a state II for
lafwafdnsss. Tn. Soatk.
GRrAr CiIy.-The growth Il New York
i nhe - tie wonders 81 this western wnrId.
IN 1920 ihr number ~ inhab ianf. was i5n,
600. and ihr estimated value ~ faxabls ptap.
rrls 100. 100 10 dnllars. VI 1856. the MIN.
bel u inhabitants va, 100000. al tie ,.lae
II taxable property was 500 600, U0D &c dol.
lar.. At this rate IL increase ~ 30 Years
the number 81 inhabitants Will exceed tgD
millions. and the value Of property exceed
three billions Vi dollAn.
PoPuLATios 90 EoyPr.-A letter from Alex.
andria of the 18th NAV, says: The census
Of the population Of Egypt, taken BY order
af the Niceroy on the French method, has
just been completed. and gives the follow ing
results The population which in 1898 was
Z. 500. 600, amounted IN 1917 10 5,7OO. 900, in
1917 % 4.aJO.OOO. and u nov 5.I2S ,nOO
The inhabitants ~ Alexandria, which in i.pg
only amounted IN number 20 90. 900, had in
creased 10 1917 to $4,000. and are now near
100000.
Az INCIDENT day after the recent
whirlwind in Morgan county, Ill.,, half
sheet Of letter written by a lady. Mrs.
Route, TO her husband. was found On the
farm Of Henry Morgan. IN Richmond pre-
clnct, thirty I've miles from the place where
Il started. having been blown thither BY the
siUtin which killed Mrs. Route and demo.
lishsd her house.
MAR.HAL McMaHos.- ireland holds her
own, ~ The" most fighting nation Z under the
sun. Nc ushUn, the hero IL Magenta - well
asut The Malakoli, i. descended from an u.
lusirlots IRISH family That was banishrd i.
Ter The battle 81 Bnynr, on account II rs
adherence TO the cause Of The stuafi..
The Emperor Of Austria is one II the best
linguisis 10 the empire. II IL SAID that he
speaks thirteen languages perfectly, and that
he Is 10 the Imperial Council the onl, nan
who understands all the languages Of bis
vast domains.
All the criminals 10 the jail oi keokuk,
Iowa, we're set al liberty 90 the 5th utimo,
BY mob q disguised citizens.
Five French Jcsuits have recently EN-.
barked for Syria, eight Cor China, aud others
Tor Madura and Madagascar.
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EnrToRIaL CoDR OF HoN"R--A short time
ago the editors Of Pennsylvania held a con.
yention for the purpose Of taking some ac-
tion in regard to matters pertaining TO the
welfare of the profession. Among oiher
things. they arrived at some very rational
conclusions in respect TO the conduct which
the fraternity should observe in their pro.
iessional intercourse with each other. The
sentiments of the Convention in this particu-
lar were reduced TO form. and are comprised
in the following brief, explicit and highly
admirable code Of honor:
list. That moderation. fairness and digni-
" are al all times honorable in the editorial
prof ssi0n.
I'd. That courtesy, especially to cotempo-
raries. is TO be cultivated 10 the profession.
Sd. That personalities, which neccessari-
ly lead to the degradation Of the press, are
TO be deprecated.
4th. That in the conduct Of newspaper
discussions, the rules Of "honorable war;
should be observed.
5th. That the deliberate and wanton VIC.
lation Of these selfevident principles. and Of
such additions as may be hereafter made.
shall be deemed sufficient grounds for cen
sure by the asso citation, and Il persesered
In. for the expulsion Of member
Ii is further declared that " the wanton
violation 81 this code shall subject the mems
Der so offending TO forfeiture Of the usual
courtesies Of the press"
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rIIE AcQul.lrIoN or cnpA.

While Tie official Journal, 10 recurring to
a dormant il mt extinct topic ofpnlii.cal dis.
cU.siOn, II endeaSOring 70 convince itself anil
IT. reader. ihat the acquisition 81 i.uba b,
negotiation j. a measure not only desirable
10 itself. but feasible by the ordinary resorts
of diplomacy, we observe that the latter part
81 this proposition seems TO be very express.
" contradieted by thuse whose sources Of in.
furnstion, we would suppose, should entitle
thrm 10 speak with mure intelligence aud
authority On the subject. We allude TO the
recent infifnatiOns which have rearhpd " from
many quarters. bih public AID private, 70
tie eject that our late Minister TO the Span.
i.h Court. Mr.. Ddge, 90 III. reeent return
To MI. country, ha. very unsguisveally 4.
vowed Ire opinion that any attempts - 10.
dIce thv Government u spain 10 slienate
this valuable dependency for pecUniary
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THE laos Cows OF l.oaBAEDY.-Rrp ibli.
can hands threaten "a grasp the Ion Grown
Of Chatl,magbe Garlbllli. at the head u
The in.urgrni Italians, has pursued the Aus.
iris1 General DUrbap into Monza. IL The
Cathedral at MunLa Is deposited this famous
relic.
The Crown is an iron circlet, which tradi.
ton prrtrnds Is ma,le ~ une ~ the nail. lroin
the Cnrs 81 Cmist. II is surrounded aud
epcru-trd with god and gems. Il VI. FIRST
placed upnn head u the eunqperer Charlie.
msgne BY Pope Adrian |. 10 the year ia.
Ia l4j2 It was carried 10 Rome 10 crown Pre.
derrick the Nv. IL 1880 Il sas used at Iiolog.
ma to crown the Emperor Charles the v. 10
1905 Napoleon placed II ON has own head,
when he conquered Italy.
Mona is fortified village, twelve miles
nUrtb II Milan. and Is TO Milan what YER
sailles is to Paris. II General DUrban re-
treats irom there land retreat he must II Mi.
Ian has lalleb) be will either have 70 carry Il
OF with him, o. Il TAILS into the hands ~ the
Allies. II would be Garibaldfs proudest
achievement 70 capture IL, and II Is Victor
Rmanuel's chef ambition 10 wear II.
diJaay JovnaL
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sIodei sab,crlber.-The Milton Chronic

;Iodei sab,criber-The Milton Chronicle
has taken occasion mention the name Of one d b.
Subscribers. Mr. John Gun, Sen. who. he saws. one
OF the oldest aud best irmer. 10 the county OF c1sNell
ard adds: Tie is subscriber for a dozen copies Of
the Chronicle, and has pad ior them al ten yeiIs in
advance, eIesp, The copy reserved for himself which
paid Tor beyond the nit Of his natural lie and
therefore hand him down 70 generation, YET TO come
Is a sDDEL subscriber.
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In his recent charge TO the grand jury in
Washington. Judge Crawford addressed
himself 10 subject paramount IN lmpor
taner. and made the following just re-
marks:
!. II the Young men Who are 10 be the fu-
ture men d the country. we're brought Up
with more decided home rule, aud com-
piled when compul-ion was necessary 10
devote themselves 70 the acquisition 81 kill
in some useful and respectable vocation.
there would be les occupation for courts
and jurles. The engagements and habits OF
the boy will cling To the man. and upon his
education and training under the domestic
roof. will depend his standing and character.
aud his usefulness or the reverse in life
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Information had been received from source
regarded - thoroughly reliable. giving The
particulars 81 contemplated ilibu.ier de.
scent upon Nicaragua. The names Of the
prominent parties sustaining Walker with
arms aud money are gwen. They are TO en-.
JOY the benefits 81 the tian.it route. in re-.
turn for assistance. II Is sisted that the ex j.
pedtion starts 10 tie middle 81 iugu.t from
FLORIDA, IN The Steamer Scottish thief VIE.
ther this Is true or not, Il IL certain that our
Government will enIeavor to arrest al such
expeditions, the turner orders u the Gos.
eminent being still 10 force.
Capt. Nichols had been ordered 20 The
command Of the Constellation, the Gag ship
81 the African squadron. vice Wilson, sick.
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FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

The London Times Of The l4th oft. be.
articles a. IL The effect Of change Of Mn.
istry. !" 4 belief says the fines that The
new Ministry III course 81 formation III Inrd
palmefstnn will inspire respect abroad, ami,
without pretending ID establish r0nliden.
tial relation, With The Emperor Napoleon,
pili r8ndHft i. tHtef gnfsr Hiih france III
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the n. Carolina College

ceiyed in neatly printed pamphlet, the Prospectus q
the North Carolina College located al Mount Pleasant
n. Z. II was incorporated by the last Legislature,
and sprsng out Of the Western Carolina Male Aeade.
N.Y. which has been 10 successful operation four years
Il was founded by the Evangelical Lutheran church.
but is under no ecclesiastical restrictions. The location
is said to be emiuenlly healthy aud pleasant, and the
course Of study thorough
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Chicago. Iuue %.

DREaDFuL RAILROAD AccIDrsT---An acct.
dent occurred on the Michigan Southern Rail-
road la.t night. near South Bend, caused by the
washing away Of calvert. Thirty three
persons were killed. and some fifty or s,ily
wounded. Others missing had not been heard
fran. Among the killed j, The express messen.
ger. the engineer, fireman. baggage master and
rad m.sier. Mrs. r.. p. Ghlrt and child. II
Stone Mills. New York. and Thoma. WISH
am. u Michigan city. Amo0g tie wounded
i ". j. IInurk. &c charlrstewn. Virginia.
fhose on the tram were ,postl, western peu-
pie.
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The Petersburg In,enisencer.-s Som.


months ago Albion X. Moore Esq. became editor and
proprietor u The Petersburg IniellEsncer. which be
has since conducted with much industry, sud very
much improved !, IN II. appearance. 10 enable him
10 make still luhhrr Improvements, he has made
ringements with James b. Bingham. Esi late editor
aud joint proprietor Of the Wheeling Times. to assist
him in the general management Of BE-. business As
vel as in the edlonal department. Other improve.
meois in contemplation.
The lntelligeneer continues 10 he. as il always has
been, reliable and conservative Wing journal; aud
tue many facilities which il pa.ses.rs and ihe indus.
NY With winch il i conducted. gives il high rank
smong ihs newspapers u ihe day.
We nse / ~ Justice q ny that Tie late and I'M
poriani ateign Which We gave 10 our Iasi weeks
issue, received here IN The PcsrsbBrg Inlelgencei
twenty laur hours earlier than ia the New York pa.
pen; and. il ju.t were shout filling up
our sheet. tlereby enabled u give Il 10 our
readers week sooner than We otherwise should.
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TIE rnlorlrnIis SMITH.

- Gentlemen .anl candidate for Con.
gres>. NV name Is sniti, and ! am proud
To- .ay am not ashamed To own H.. Il NAV
BE- hat un person III tins crowd owns that
,ery UNCOMMON Hamc. Ii, however, there
b. such, lei lin hold Up ii, head, pull ~ b..
,iickr,. torn Up III, iues, take courage, and
lpank hi. stars that there are few more
ii The -anr sort.
Smith, gentlemen 4 iii illsHfilus name.
Ani Stands ever b. Il II the snnas d iime;
let White. Brown ard Jones increase a. they vii.
Believe me tia, Smith will aulnumhef them still
Gentlemen, am rnui Of beirg a. orig.
nai Sm,th, Mt sHnyihe nor SmSth, but a
regular. natural S.m.i-;.h. smith. Puuing
a y ~ the middle of an Il al tie end wnn I
do, grnilemrn. Who ever hsd d al great
man by The name 1T SinstlI, of Smllhp, o.
Snythr Echp answer. VIM, and t,ert b..
dy answers nobody. But a. lu Smith. PLAIN
S.m-i-t.h, Mhs, The pillars d FINE arr 90.
serrd auh that lmnufrd and rr,ered name.
Wh0 wrre 'te most rsry. aitty aud poplar
iuthnrs II ints crnlur, linrace anil Albert
Smith. WIN mas lie mn.l origina, pithy
and kumnrpu. preacher Rev. sydney Smith.
4 90 further batk--Rhu was toe bratesi aud
Doldest soldier ~ sumptri'. army in the rev.
olulipnl A Smith. VIM pala,ered with
Powhstlan, galyinatrd With pocahonia., and
became the ancestor VI The first iamiIir3 ia
Nasna! A Smith again. And VIM. ak
and question mnrs seriously and spberly
vito say, is the man. .nd what i hi.
name, who fought The msst battles, made the
nusi speeches, preached the must sermons,
held the most offices. sung the must songs
wrote ne most poems, cOufted tie most W.
men, kissed The must girl., and married the
most sidsws. History say. Jay, sDu say
aud everybody says, John smith !"
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Nap for the rIn,e.-w. ha,.

mp tbt Aht tttttss-"t hAff Hetiffl HtlH
the publishers. Ne.srs Johnson 4 BroWningsN Yoik.
a handsomely 90, Up Map lof The Times" described
a. fnllops.
"CntroN's Mar ~ RrRoPE. ~ toll aud
reliable Map, shus tg the chrf Cities. Towns
AMI Villages, also, the grand political dis,..
ions u Kingdoms and states. Tie relative
position aud b airing II one territory ~ an.
nthrr, aud he modes u communication and
intercourse.
"CoLTnN's Mar OF NoRrngRN IraLY."-
TINS SCAR % WaR.-This Map embrace. the
whule 81 sarlinia. which - now invaded and
contested. by the great powers II Frante,
Italy aud Austria. u shows at glance, the
small divisions 10 Sardinia. the Cities, u wns
and Villages, Raj Roads, Common Roads,
Rivers, Mountain Passes. seats u former bat.
lies, With dates 0f each engagement; also.
Lpnbltdy, Venice, Tuscany, Parma, Mode.
IA, LncCa. ahI The States II the Church.
These Mays are engraved on steel 10 q 81.
prriur manner, handsomely printed upon
hraSy paper, aud beautifully colorrd. Both
hsps upon one sheet. SIZE % 10 inches.
Thrse Mars supply a want felt by the
multitude, and have been put At prize with.
IN the reach Of al Who desire to be well in.
formed concerning the serial. political and
military movement. 81 Europe.
pfiee, posi- .paid, so cents.
rnblished bv
JOHNSON 4 BROWNING,
is2 William ST., New YOik City.
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NATrRALizRp RUSSIAN CiTIzENs.--Mr. But
Ter. OF the United States legation at Berlin.
through the New Orleans Pr
cayune. to the many natursl'zed citizens u
the United States residing in the States Of
Louisiana and Mississippi, who were former
" Russian subjects, that il is very lmprudent
for them to leave the United States with the
intention OF returning temporarily to Russia,
unless they have previously made the neees-
sary inquiries as to permission IRON the Rus
sian government. He further says that the
Russian minister informed HIM that his go
yernment had never destroyed the " black
list = and that il the surname Of an applicant
for vise upon his passport is found upon
that list. the Uise may not BE- granted.
Portsmouth Transcript.
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Death OF an Edit0r.-Mr. ?. Z. Boner, iu.
NOR Editor Of the Winston Sentinel, died the 18Th
ultmo At Danhurs, whittier be bad gone with the hope
d recruiting his health. He was in the sih year u
his age, and i spoken of Of good ,alent and
sincere pieiy.
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Aillsborougb 9srurpsr.
Union, the Constitution and the Laws the Guar.
dians of our Liberties,
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, July 9. 1859.

Our University.-We are sorry 70 learn that
our University is about to lose no two more Of her
Professors. short time ago the Rev. Mr.. shiPp,
most excellent aud learned gentleman, resigned the
Procssorshp Of History TO accept the Presidency Of
Literary Institution IN South Carolina. And now we
have to announce the resignation Of the Rev, Dr.
Wheat, who has for several yours SO very ably filled
the chair of Professor Of Logic aud Rhetoric He has
accepted call to the ReclorshP OF the Episcopal
Church in Little Rock, Arkansas.
The University is in danger Of losing another OF It's
Professors. The Rev. Charles Phillips, who has been
connected with the University for upwards Of twenty
years. has been invited to Proiessorshp in the Union
Theological Seminary IN Virginia, BY the unanimous
vote Of the electors. We have not YET learned whesh.
er he will accept. We hope not.
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Congressionai.-We noticed las, week that
Mr.. M'Dowcll had declined the nomination for Con-
gess icndered him in The Third District and suppos-
ed in consequence that Mr.. Winslow would be per-
mitied to walk the course without opposition. But
we have since seen that George Montgomery White,
Esq, Of Bladen county, Democrat has declared him.
sell a candidate. We are not informed upon what
points he will resi- bis opposition TO Mr.. Wnslow
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j. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos. q 4 l6l Chartres street, N. o.
all Dealers tea 6m

MEDICAL HOUSE, Nc. 81 Cus.omnou.e street, near
M Royal stfeeFor the Cure Of Old Chronic, Mercurfal
Syphc Private Diseases without Mercury hindranes
business exposure to friends and cure guaranteed
all oeses.
unparalleled which attended James, prac
ce In all parts United States and Europethe
msrkabe effected which pronounced INCUR
able by the eminent ustifes him In offering hts
services the confidence OF the The following
Of the diseases termed and Of which, IN
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies DE- James per
I.nsnt graduates namely prmsIy secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of femaes however
complicated Diseases Of the Back and Loins In
aamstion Of the bladder and Kidneys Hydro
Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases Of the SKIM
Dr. James would siso call the attention especially Of thos
solitary which ruins the body and mind unit
ting them for either husness society Wis De-
bty Impotency The following some Of the sad and
melancholy produced by early habits Of youth, Wis
Weakness Of Rack and Limbs Pain In the Head Of
pepsa Nervousness riiabiy symptoms Of oonsumpticn
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Ideas Of
spis Evil Foebodngs Aversion to Society,
Love Soude Tmidy some OF the evils pfodnce
All afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
call Dr. james aud DO at once restored 70 perfect
let false decacy but apply Ct once an
terrible malay
Weakness the organs immediately cured and full vso,
Remember "The Medical House Of Dr. James" 81 Custom
huuse street.
Pyats reserved Hour' of asssnd.ne'
Consultations strictly confidential. -. =
or no pay. DIR. JAMES,
az II u Customhnusa street.
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NEW ORLEANs, JACK.
&R lSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
n II n n

During the continuance Care Crevass
gers transported New Orleans and Pass MAN
chAc Bridge (hirty-seven miles from New Oreana) by the
trains of tho Caroton Railroad the Lake. thence BY safe
and eommodous steamboats, to Manchac Bridge beyond which
there Ia no interruption.
Passengers viii leave New Orleans tn Carroon Rail
Depot vol Orce six O'Clock IN the morning. and 81
twenty minutes the afternoon and returning to New
Oeans will arrive the Depot Tyo Circle eight O'Clock
In the morning, and the same hour In the evening.
Tho trains Kenner will leave the depot at the foot Of Cal
ope A. M and p M. Returning, will leave Ken.
A. n. and P. N. Freight for this station will 10
received at the passenger depot from P. NJ until r NJ
Fare, 10 cents each way.
Freight for Manchac and stations above will BE- received ds
the cid warehouse the south bank Of the New Canal bt
tween Liberty and Howard streets, until P. NJ.
No freight will be received consigned parties re
nectionn
will DO by the foregoing that passengers and eiat
will be transported without interruption and that connections
With other roads will be made regularly her stoforo,
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

EH 49, ssEs.ssz Ss Ase
Freight arrangement In connection with Stesmships AUD
EteemboaM from BERwICK'S BAY TO TEXAS and AT.
TAKAPAS
q Toulouse street. for SABINE PASS, IALvEsTON and
Ships for Texas leaving TR WEEKLY the At
tskapas DAILY, arrival Of the
For receiving and promptly transporting LIVE STOCK,
there Bsshsa the most ample and convenient
modAtops
INsUR ANCE TO TEXAS ON..EIGHTH PER CENT,
snd to Attakapas THREE-EI6HfHS PER CENT. LESS
than BY any other rsutes.
Through bills dng given at the Lsves Once Of the Com.
pany. A. b. SEGER
au22 I'm vic.-Presidest aud Sup rinsndent
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]. WRIGHT 4 co.

IT
- - -. .-,,,,.,., .,..r ux.R Arnn RuIV,-
IlMs -. = - - So - s'
~wv.rywn xnyrYR.
$500
Prepared u As scs fhAxnscsucal Principles By one Of
ne Ab,ss Chsnisss Of the Age.
:
NJ Mt3ns snAnks Nen y se1e ns PreseSsoo1
- y ~ sr.s,e.s /, n, RrJuvrN ATIr0 ErIxIR-
vs knswns has snsailea the community y
sstsn end nsresry.
dsessAty 70 ~ dsoittaseA Dr. Wright would ~,
eespAh. 40 matter how worn down you may % ne mA'
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NEW DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL
~ To bs entitled
THE SOUTHERN AURORA.

Tho undersigned to establish IN tbs city Of Baton
support creed doetr'ns. nsnseac aith una
duiieated BY modern maintained in the o.
carried gu; b Jsefson md Pe't '''''e'iN"'
basis or Instrument i nson aud central
a as e. sn n ~ saa % so
:sas . and c. esa. sssssmy
di:xniss perfect place
e ess as ss sBs the power and 0''''s Of % own aim
Constitution assumptions which Is right exercise
and which i virtually the remodel the
WI oppose al ss,{sygs. rebEiaon and predicate
css Official pairoras poll ed and Viii earnestly
contend for economical administration the Federal Gov
sssa public debt rs South an
s1!aodiaar, soahern exports other
q "a The s 4 $ WIN hs pro
power within this Unon that no lon submit be hed
nose @ 'a 81 81 s
.n @ % c s
en Of Southern that The Of slavery and s!sye
sho, be extended ha. ts and q
power increased and enlarged her ultimate capacity Bns
Ia.
rodesy been made the sport e pocs and he
Il
a to rsgeneae that portion Of The American Cont
will demand strict observance Of all the guarantees OF
property, IN the other kinds Of property,
whether within the Territories Of the Federal In
the possession of It's csns under it's ag the high
As policy Of the State will urge the importance Of
its position commercial view the magnificent
Of Its growing prosperity and greatness II will encourage
liberal Of State IMPROVEMENTS that its agricultural
and facilities may be developed the
whilst the time will contend for in the State
Government and Topping of OF ali useless expenditures and
needless appropriations In short Is ded that this
nal shall the highest neress and welfare Of the pso
pie Of Ionislsna in all things.
designed TO for the Aurora eminent and able
nicaon from talented citizens in parish Of the
Staa that all subscribers each become familiar with
the condition. progress Incidents feelings and dongs of the
people Of every other section Of the State.
The Aurora will be Weekly Journal Of large size, and
published a 81 and In order
II general extended among classes Of
the people, will be clubs of Twenty 81 per
copy. - 49,
The publication will be about the 18th Novem
her next provided the number Of subscribers Sufficient
for this object the undersigned
the whole State hoping with liberal welcome
from the people, In tn meantime communication be ad
dressed to bin at Clinton, La. EDWARD DELONY.
July LIST. 1890 jyI6 II