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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

ePdRISH UE HAIrIDESS.
DeGruy& Where W. WIN. II. Saddler--No. 1854.
DY VIRTUE of a witt of seizure and sale issued
u out Of the District Court in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff
thereof (said writ issuing in the above reeited
cause) will be exposed at public sale at the resi-
denee of the defendant, on SATURDAY, the LIST
day of October, 1869, between the hours prescribed
by law, the following described property, TO wit:
A certain piece Or parcel Of LAND situated, lying
and being in the Parish Of Rapides, about six
miles from the town of Alexandria, containing the
quantity of One Hundred and Seventy Seven acres,
more or less, it being Lot No. 81, in township No.
4 and 5 Of Range No. ! and 2 West, with all the
buildings and Improvements situated on or IN any
wise appertaiiDg thereto, being the same property
purchased by Jos. r. Kiich, from Rolnc Paris, by
act of Of sale duly Of Record in the Office Of tho
Parish Recorder.
Also, another tract or parcel ofsLAND situated,
lying and being in the Parish OF Rapides, State
aforesaid, about six miles from Alexandria, con-
tanning the quantity Of One Hundred and Sixty
acres more or less, it being the Lot No. s, North
Range No. .2West, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon and being the same
property purchased by said Kich from John Com
rales by act of sale duly Of Record in the ofce Of
the Recorder Of Rapides..
Seized in the above case to satisfy saiiiwrit.
TERMS OF SALy--sll23 S3.l0n, with 5 per cent
Interest from June 26, 1858, Cash--.he balance
such terhis as to meet the two last notes.
Sheriff Office, August 10th, 1859
9. G. WISE, SugRiFr.
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ss5 TO sl0O nEWARD,!

Ga Runaway from the subscriber, at La q
~ cars Hotel Two slaves, EDW ARD and his ~
~. wife LILA, for whose apprehension and.4a
delivery to me, before my departure from Natchi-
tocfes, I viii give SIS.
II taken after my departure, will give :he stun
Of s5n, for their safe delivery in any JAIL or sloo
for therdevery to me at Mansfield, DeSoto Parish.
DESCRIPTION - Edward is Mulatto with
long straight hair of Indian or Sexicanappearance,
about feet : or Z inches in height, and inclined
to be stout.
The woman isa Mulattress, about 30 years of
age, and is gentaely dressed.
They are believed to be making their waY to the
Mississippi River. sep 2S-ts D, egRESSNgszzA &
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il U n A NJ 4 p

MAS apprebcnded in the town Of Aiexan eA
W dria, 18th inst, and committed to the q
Parish JAIL negro man who calls himself ~
WILLIAM. and says he belongs to VIM. Bouden,
living in Moreauville, Avoyelles parish.
Said boy is OF black complexion, about feet
inches high, stoutly built about ~ years old.
The owner Of said slaye,is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, Otherwise Ire WILDE dealt,with according
as. the lawsdirects sR0BT. IRVING,
sep. 28-tf Jailor.
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r. TIN a w d "

M AS apprehended in the town of Alexans a.
w dria OH 25th inst, and committed to N
the parish Jail, negro man who calls him- ~.
self BUNYAA, and says he belongs TO Berlin Rob-
erts, OF the parish Of Ayoyelles.
The boy is griffe, or copper color, is about s
feet or 10 inches in height, ~ years Of age.
The owner is re qllested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him awayy other
wise he will be disposed OF as the law directs.
sep. 2s-!f R0BT. IRVING, Jailor.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

Is STiTE OF LOUISIANA, r
81. Exccntioe Office, Betoa isougss)
1TTHEREAs, Information has been received by
ny ME, that foul murder has been committed
in the parish Of is.pides, BY aman wllo calls him
sell w. Il. Ei.cssaFdseia, attus smith.
Now, therefore, lmyc thought proper to issue
this, my Proclamation. calling upon all the good
people ot this State 10 give their aid and assistance
III srrestng aud bringing tojustiee the perpetrutor
Of said crime; and furthermore. Offering reward
in the name aud by the authority OF the State OF
Louisiana, sof 1--WE hssndrea aLid Fifty
Daii;ars for the arrest and conviction OF said
murderer.
DgsealPTloN- Richardson, elias Smith, is about
35 years OF age, 8 feet or inches high, weighs
about lso lbs, Of dark complexion, black hair, a
great Drag, has black eyes much suhkeR.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the State,
I ~, at Baton Roage, this 9Th day OF Septen.
IS. Der, 4. d., 1859, and Of the Indepcnd-
& -,-l ence Of tile United Statesof America the
Eighty Fourth
RoBT. G. YIcKLIFFE.
By the Governor: &
A. DurLAsrIER. Asst. Sec. Of State. sI4-4t
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"A PIP @ 4 N II IA 4 u rs.

JoHS NJ. LAsDh0a, the Denocratic Candidate
for Congress in the Fourth Congressional District
and 4. j. sEs4Es, the Democratic candidate for
Attorney General, viii address tller fellow citizens
q; the following p!Aees, ca the days specified
They VIII slsc take pleasure in filing any other
appointments which ttreir friends MAY choose to
make on the route, which Mil not interfere with
those already pubIshede
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A GARD.

Miss GRIFFIN respectfully informs the citizens
LII Of Alexandria and vicinity, that she will open
school On the goth inst, in the house, on and
street, one square below the Rail Road, where nil
sle branches Of a thorough English Edueasica vii!
be taught
For Terms BE-. apply ssabovc stated. sep7-6s*
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-28

UNITED STATES l.oDGE OF ODp Fr,rovs
. Sep. 20-The United States
n y Lodge of the Independent Order Of
ooo Fellows, commenced their annual
'''s'0n IN this city last evening,
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State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Rapides.

Alexander bale,
ss VS.. AZ mo. 642l.
Nathaniel Sanders.
d. virtue of a writ Of i. ia. issued ont Of the
ID District Court in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff thereof (said
writ issuing in the above recited cause,) will be
exposed ut
Public Sale,
at the Court House door in the town Of Alexan
aria, on
S A T r r D A Y,
the Isl day Of October, a. d., 1859, between
the hours prescribed BY law, the following des-
cribed property, to wit:
Aiudgmentir favor IN Sanders against George
Smith for the sum Of one hundred and fifteen 6lOU
dollars with per cent interest from lst January,
1858, on ninety six 2a.l0O dollars, same rate of
interest on eighteen 77-loo dollars together with
all costs, said Judgment is now in afwelye months
bond. "
Seized in the above suit to satisfy saidwrit.
TERMS or SALE--CASH, with the benefit Of ap-
praisment.
sheriff's Office, Sept, II, 1859.
Sept. 2i-wrs fee IS. &c. WISE, SnERIfr
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SALEOF SCHOOL, LAND.

SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.
n obedience to an order from +. w. Robertson,
/ Auditor for the State Of, Louisiana, and to me
directed shall! offer for sale to the ighestbidder,
at the Court house doorin the town Of Alexandra
STU EGDAy
the 25th day OF October next, within the legal
hours OF Sale, the following described Sections Of
School Lands being the 18th Section, lying in
School District No. -, Township ], Range 8, con
taining Six hundred and forty Acres OF Land.
TERMS 0FSALE-- KS
To be soldin lots fnot less than 40 Acres
nor more than ItG Acres:
Purchasers will be required to pay the tentlspArt
of the purchase down in money, the remainder to
be divided into equal annual instruments, with
special mortgage and personal security, III solido,
which notes are to bsaf interest attbeTate ofeight
per cent per annnm, to be computed annually on
the whole amount, and paid as each insraiment
becomes due.
Purchasers will have the right to pay the whole.
amount Of their purchase by deducting eight per
cent. interest from the nine-tenths of the amount
unpaid.
Fer particulars, see Act No. 267 Of the Legis.
lature, approved March 18th, 1865.
E. r. BlOSSAT,
Sepol-3t Parish Treasurer.
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~ Doctor =" John, did Mrs. Green
get the medicine ordered 2"
Druggists Clerk-"I guess so, for
saw a Grape on the door this morning.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS --Will be let
IN out at Cote Postofdce to thelowest bidder, pro.
yided the bid does not exceed $780, the amount
appropriated by the Hon. Police Jury for the pur.
pose, the contract fol- buitd,ng 4 bridge over a
Bayou on the Stage road Eadins from Cotile to
Natchitoches. s.
The said bridge is required to be built across the
the Bayou above I, H. J. Bowles, on the Natchi-
,oehes Road, and is required to be guaranteed to
last 1--WE years.
&ss C. II. BLANCHARD,
R.M. HENDERSON,, Commissioners.
Il VIM. G. JAMES, sept. EST 4
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Mn. Ten BRcSck IN ENGlAnD. =

Mn. TEs BRosck IN ENGLAND. New York
correspondent Of the phil.aephia Press whites that
Er. Ten Brock, instead Of being q winner, by
Staske, of two hundred thousand dollars has
cleared by the Goodwood and other races nearly
foar hundred thousand, and is steadily adding 10
his winnings, one way Or another, in nearly every
race tlkes place.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-28

UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH Liberal Donation.-
Hon. Oliver ]. Morgan, of Carroll parish, La, who
is now spending his third summer at Beersleba
Springs, in this State, on Saturday last goth ult,
gave Bishop Polk the large sum of forty thousand
dollars, 10 establish Professorship of Agricultural
Chemistry in the University Of the South. Thi,
truly muniteent donation completes the subscrip-
ton required by the charter, 100000, though the
Trustees have no idea OF stopping here.
The success which has attended this enterprise
thus far is unprecedented and bears pleasing testi
mony both to the energy and ability OF the distin
gaished gentlemen having it il charge, and the
hberali,y Of our Southern citizens.
- - ------.- Nah uilo
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AVIS COLLECTION,

nONF0RMEMENF 4 tine proclamation lancec par
" Robert G. WicSlitfe, Gouyernenr de rEtat de
la Louisiana, avis est par ces presentes dome aux
votan,s qualities de Ia parosse des Rapides, GU une
election aura lieu, scion Ia loi dams les dferents
precincts de Ia Pareisse des Rapides, l. q D i,
lie septieme jour de Noyembre, 1899
Pour un Represcntant au Congress pour lie quat-
iene District Congressional compose des Paroisses
dc Verniillion, Lafayette, st. Landry, Caicasieu,
Rapides, Sabine, Natchitoches VIM, DeSoto, Cad
do, Bossier, Claiborne, Benviile, jackson, Union,
Aorehouse, Ouachita, Caldwell ct Franklin.
Gouyerneuy de fEtat dc Ia Louisiana.
Lieut.. Governeur,
Secretaire d'Etat
Av9cat General !"
Tresoricr dEtat I" !" !" Il,
Auditeur des Complies PulSlics
Surintendant de l'Education Publique 3
Tiois Represehtarts a Ia Legislature de l'Rtat
pour Ia parolsse DIES kapides.
Sheriff pour Ia Paroisse DIES Rapides.
Grefier pour Ia Cour dG District &c Ia Paroisse
DIES Rapides.
Avocat dc District pour les Paroisses dies
Rapldes ct Ayoye!Ies.
Coroner pour Ia Faroisses DIES Rapides,
Assessor poar Ia Parolse des Rapides.
Comnissaige du Bureau des T,aveaux Publics,
pour lie trDsiemc District.
Qaatre JUICES de Fas, ct trDis C0nstabies
pour la vile d'Alexanliit, ct JUICES de Pax
CT Cunstabes pour cla4uc autre Ward de Ia
parDisse.
Les eppimissaires DETECTION brendront notice
que rejection soft condute sous tous les rapports
daecord ayee Ia Constitution, Ct les lois poupvaes
Ell parei.s cas-. 81
4 Bureau du Sheriff. Sent, lie III, 1859.
Sept, 2.-tte &c. WISE, Sheriff
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-28

SA1rrgs GguMBLISe-I4etter Rip writes
from New Orleans to tie B. Il. Advocate,
Sep. I1th:
Rnnlor tells rs that there ia great dis,
satisfaction in the Know Nothing ranks.
know that it does exist, but it is not 80
deep seated that the probability OF Demo.
cratic success for these valuable Offices
would not heal al differences in the Sam
Relitc ranks and consolidate all thei,
power III preventing what, to them, would
te an incalcalahle evil. Some may think
that Parker slansd not agaiu lie u candi.
date for an office ont ot which ii is sup
posed that be has cleared SIS 900. There
might be q disposition to oyerslaugil Joe
Hernandez apd Tom Askew in the fat
Offices, to which they have been Nominated
1.-THE same with Wilt and 1'repagnier.
tut does any one suppose that the kuow
Nothings would hesitate which to choose
between for those ofiees, the incumbents
Or a Democrat ? ii is too absurd to speak
Of, The Democratic party viii only4nom-
iaate for political Offices and they are
willing to give their hearty aid and CO
operation in breaking down Thaggery,
Y the independents select gnd men for
we various Offices, they viii he sustained
" the Democracy Of the city and parish
{ ah' not as saaguine as some, Of the sue
cess OF the movement which is now on
a'na, but one thing is certain that the
'Ootlns up Of the polls ON the Gth of No
sember, will be very different from what
las heretofore been the final result.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-09-28

sy-pahl Horphy, the Prince of the chess board,
is at The Ocean House Newport, and so also is Mrs.
Butt and her ACCOMPLISHED daughter, n. H. Butt,
the Young and beautiful Virginia an.horess. She
is to try FER skill chess with the great king him.
self. She is certain to win his heart il not the
game.
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CHARLES Idol.

(lRGANlST Of the ST. FRANCIS CHURCH, and
" late Of the Columbia College, Missouri, will give
instruction on the Piano, Gnisar, with Singing.
Harmony, Composition, and all that is connected
with the general science OF music.
n B.-Pianos tuned and repaired.
tsy- Office at the Store Of ]. AEyoY, opposite
Court House Square. aug3l-ly
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silofp llarat Ganaia1lis.,
,ar. We are authorized 70 announce
w,hbIs,I A. STEWART

I. candidate for District Attorney for the Iatli
1adcis district, composed of the parishes of RAJ
hides aud Ayoyeilesi subject to the decision Of the
preone at the balot.box IN November next.
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State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Rapides.

Mary llicksct al,
w. NO. 463R
Arm E. Weems s. Hus b zs5,
DURSU Ant TO an order OF the Hon. the District
/ Court,sin and for the Parish aud State atore-
said and directed to the Sheriff thereof, (sad order
issuing in the above recited cause) viii be sold
at PUBLIC SALEssat the Curt uouse doorin the
town OF Alexandria on
Z SATURDAY,
the 9Th das OF November A. ~, 1859, between
the hours prescribed by law the following described
property TO wit:
certain tract Of landin the Parish of Rapides,
situated on Back Bayou, tourarpens front, bounded
above by lands Of Mrs Ann E. Weenis and below
byglands Of Psrs,am & Robert, and containing Que
hundred ana sixty arpents more or less, being the
Same tract of land described in Ell act of sale
from Terence |. Scott and Kerry w. Scott to
MIS-. Ann L. Weems passed in the 9th Of Nov,
1852, aud the same owned in her liiptime by
Yrs. Mary Clark, now deceased.
- TERMS OF SALE
one half Of the purchase money in CASH, the re.
maiuter On credit OF one and two years with
per cent per annum interest from day of saie,
with mortgage retained Oh the premises. Pnr.ha-
sers 10 divide the notes as vendors may require.
Sheriff > 0iIce September 9th, 1859.
i sep.2s~ptrs Zee IA J.c. WISE, Sheriff. /
State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Rapides.
s ,'.. !; ! 49, s''' y. s..s.
III virtue Of a writ Of. f. ia Issued ont Of the
D District Gourtin and loi he Parish and State
Aforesaid aud directed teihe Sheriff thereof said
writ issuing ia the above recited cause, viii be
exposed at
PU BLIC lie,
at the Court House door in the town Of Alexan.
diia, on
$ AT u r D a Y
the 9th day OF November. 1859, hetween the hours
prescribed by law, all the right title and interest OF
the defendant insand TO the following described
property to wit:
q certain FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, "a
situated in square Of ground No. SO on the kl
plan Of the toya OF Alexandra, parish and s.. e
Aforesaid. Also tire out buildings, . cstern aud
loose lumber on said square Of ground.
Seized in the above recited cause to satisfy said
writ
IEsas OF s4tE-rAsH, With benefit Of nppra;se.
ment.
Sheriff 5 Office September 9TH, 1853.
sep. IS ptr's fee $40 50. J.G. WISE. Sheriff.
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Self Sealing Ca,,s

Self Sealing Caus
Made Of Qneensware; Yellow ware; and Glass. for
! PRESERVING FRUIT, VEGETABLES, &c.
Also, the Passat Preserving Bottle, quarts and
halSTiionss S.. JoHs Z GRoy1s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CLOSED FOB THE DAY.
TIVE undersigned take this method Of informing
l. their customers that the store Of 4. Levy IL
Co., Front Street, viii be closed On
Saturday, October 9th,
for the entire day. No business will be transacted
on that day.
Z Sept. 2e-2t /. LEVY & Co.
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b
The LOUISIANA CurRrER.--It will he vel
come news 10 Democrats throughout the
!t.llstate that the publication Of the Courier,
,ojf New Orleans, was resumed Oh the 18th
otSeptemb Il, under favorable auspices. The
publisher and cdituf-iu-cheffs EXILE H.
SIARr, ESQ, thorough Democrat, a bold
;FgGd vigorous writer who uiiits's prudence
Rlii industry and earnesiness lie is as
sisted by an ample corps Of Editors Of cx-
perehcc and talent. The business de.
partment is in the bands OF Il competent
and worthy gentleman We learn that
the fund Oh which ibis old and fayurite
paper is re-estabiSiled is enough to sus
tain it for long time independents of ali,
income whatever; its old friends may
therefore tecl assured of its, permanence.
It's course Will be that which the Courier
has held tor the past sixty years, tmougll
Storm and sunshine, through good report
and eyl report: it VIII advocate Denoc-
isey, sustain Democratic !enats, cherish
Deiaoesatic organization and abide by
DeinoCratlc usageS
The publication of the Courier could
not DC resumed more opportunely. It's
reinforcement to the Democratic army.
apoweria! battery coming to tie battle
field in the thichest Of the fight, pouring
ahai Of shell aud shot into tie hostile
ranks
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Succession of ESTATE OF L0U IsIANA,
Casper Cain Decd. District Court,
No. 1854. PARISH or RAPIDEs.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may con-
sls Germ, to show Cause within thirty days from,
the date hereof, why the haal account presented by
Jacob Walker, Curator, should not be approved and
homolosated.
Clerks Olhce, Alexandria, the alst day Of Sep
TENDER 1859.
BY order of the Court,
sept. Ss-spd J.N RHoRER, .dy., Clerk. !
succession>of Estate OF LOUISE ANA,
Philip Messenger decd District Court,
No. 65ss PARISH or RArIDss.
nj Office ishefeby given to oil whom it may con-
llS Germ to show cause within thirty dayslr the
date hereof, why the fnalaccount presented by
Jacob Walker, Curator should rot he approved and
homoloyated.
Clerks offices Alexandria, the 2lst day Of Sep
TENDER 1859. ~
BY order Of the Court,
sept. as-aod j. N.RlIoREE, dy., Clerk.
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Governor ofthe State of Louisiana
Lieut.. Governor /" !"
Secretary ofState 9 $ /"
Attorney General 6
State Treasurer 8 :" g
Auditor oil Public Accounts a
Superintendent of Public Educa:ion,
Three Representatives to Estate Legislature,
for the Parish of Rapides.
Sheriff, for the Parish Of Rapides.
C,erkei the District Court, for the Parish Of
Rapides
Distsiet Attorney, for the Parishes Of Rapides
and Avoyeites.
Coroner, for the Parish Of Rapdes.
Assessor, for the Parish Of Rapides..
+ Commissioner ofthc Board Of Public Works,
for the Third District
Four Justices OF the Peace, and three Con-
stables for the town Of Alexandria, and JUS
tice ofthe Peace and C0nstables for each Of
the other Wards ofgthe Parish.
The Commissioners OF Election will take notice
that said Elections be held all respects according
to the provisions Of the Consultation and laws in
such cases made aud provided.
Sheriff s Office September A. 1859.
American copy. j. 4. WISE, Sheriff.
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s,n independent candidate to,represent the pafisl
NJ Rapides in the next Legislature.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned has Just opened y very large
l. and compete assortment OF desirable goods,
VIZ:
Blankets by the pair or bale, from So to Sc per
pair, good Kerseys 2acts., TO Acts. per yard,
Russell Brogals sl6, SIS, s2a per dozen. large
assortment OF Silas from sl2 to $50 per pattern.
Ca-hmeres from 81 to S25 per pattern, French
Calicoes the finest ever shown in this market.
Ladies, Women, Misses, Mems aud Boys boots
and shoec Of every quality, size and price.
A large assortment Of Mantas, and Shawls,
Sadlery,
Hardware,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

PURSUANT to a proclamation of Robert. &C
L Wicklitc, Governor OF the stateof Louisiana
10 me directed, Notice is hereby given othe quail
fled voters Of the Parish o! Rapides, that an E!ec
ton willsbe held at the several precincts in the
Parish of Rapides established according to lar on
N ON b A \ tie seventh day Of Nosem-
Der, 1859.
For one Representative in Congress from the
fourth Congressional district, composed Of the
Parishes OF Vernilion, Lafayette, ST. Landry,
Calcaseu, Rapides. Sabine, Natchitoches Vim,
DeSoto, Caddo, Boss er, Claiborne, Bienyic, Jack.
sou, sEuion, Morehoase, Ouachita, Caldwell and
Fra Elm sssSs eis
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All ORLEANS HOTEL, EsS|i
Nos. I19 q ISL Charities street,
NEW ORLEANS.
MRS. CATHERINE LACHENDlEYER,
PR0PRIsE,T7.REss.

TRAVELLERS may rest assured that they will
i constantly find comfortable rooms excellent
board, polite and attentive walters.
t On pare Franaais. Sc habla Esfanel Man
spricht Deu.sch, sep u, s59-ly
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Groceries,
all Of which will be sold at regular and low prices.
| have also very large and handsome assort-
ment of
CLOTHING AND HATS,
which anl selling at New Orleans prices
Sept, rs, 1853. s. W. HENARIE.
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The pe'noertic papers throughout the Distriet
are requested 70 publish this list oi appointments.
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c. w. BOYCE

rT- We are authorized to announce that