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Wednesday. m........APRI IS, 1859


To- 1907
The river Is still falling opposite lhis pit
The Era No. / reports Upper Red Rive very
low and falling; there is only ten inches water
op White Oak Shoals, The Hope and o. ceoia'
at Lanesport. Ham Howell, at Kiamitia, and the
Laftte, above Kiamitia, have laid UP. Since
~ NJ g, j ~ : :, a.s,raL. IL.
,.o' s.o@ NJ ~ &C., w., 49, IA snass, boat.
&aa, T.g.r.an an5 - pa5 d.
CHARACTERISTICS Saturday night, n. :.
Parham, esq on bis way home, was attacE ed BY
81 na 1o,ar - I.no,r-sd AVN ,sitb :
sI,ar.hs. - 49, aahb.5 = ahant
III o, lily. ''nr. :, 'Dooa !,
s,a5 - IL L. -s' Il, i.
HIT
CIRoUs.-Mabie's Menagerle and Giro is will
give their last exhibition this evening. In adj
dInon TO the complete and extensive corps and
highly trained horses, visitors will have Rn op-
P%ortunity toinspect elephants, lions, tigers, Loop
ards, hyenas, camels, dromedaries, etc,
Nrvy Goons ON readers e. tbo vicinity If
Snrino Ridge will narcaiva Nv tba odvarfisa.
ment. tbat Nessrs ii Draifopse N Bro have
received tbeir s9r;pg and summer Goods, en-
bracing all the new STYLES and fashions. which
thew offer at the lowest prices.
u LIN H. i :. 49,, oHlo,i' go J. - : o"S'l'
n'[a"o,' ~ NSaonai 0'ff''sn'' a"o hfa w.
~ "'''oi la'e PoPe'S.
PAeE's SAW M1LLs.-Our readers arr. refer
red to the advertisement of Pages saw mills.
They are said to be unsurpassed, and have
proven satisfactory everywhere; c%ombini1 g dur
ability, Iabor-saving and great speed. Messrs.
o-aln' ''4''s' ~ We" oi'sa"'' aye "9
'S'"'S'
On the last trip Of the steamboat Re- cue TO
Upper Rod River, two runaway negro me were
bad 4bem rlass5 !, irons L. l. son.o n,osns
tIsr oot tdaso and r,oJa tbo;r aso.na a. ~
tbam yos ro-tsI-o,
49, !. .a,;s...I 7, 55 III. ..-ant " n.
ql,a.s : G.Ig 5..a.g. ~ ! ! ! II ps.5. =
,ofCSaaI N,10.1,ars
A.. q - an a...r+aan e aoa5i
NJ, LII, En-.
terms.
Fan NV 0etp.vs The fayorite 2assenoar
-,ctat Trcv Hor,orbe csnls;o IN n Pate
man. will leave on Tbursdav evening, on the
arrival Of the STAGE.
rho Tacor,ta oantgi, Tolnsan ,siu laava Al,
Tuesday evening, at 5 o'clock.
We are eyfremeIv bannv 10 nercsiye lbat
Abe wbigs in many marshes in this State are
nrenaring for The next fam elections. From
What We gafber from tbe country press. i il
evident dat die wbios ILL extremely anxious
Onrp mOra to n1ppE their old Democratic dnmnpk-
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"NnconSSI0n N0IICe.

A IN, Dersons indebfed 10 tbg succession ofA'l
"A Porrie- deceased. a n hereby notified and y
quested to come forward and pay up withol; u'1I
and those having claims against the succession y
present them to the undersigned or his attorney
G.. Beall, esq, for liquidation and payment
ala St SYLVESTER DUPRE, alnL
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LARGE Y1ELD-The best five acres Of corn
presented to the state agricultural society for a
premium, produced III and a half bushels to
the acre. Good tillage, with a knowledge of
the proper manures, will work wonders in the
power Of production IF al our lands. TIL. paper.
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steamboat Register.
ARRIVED
April 6-Telegram, from New Orleans.
R w. Powell, from New Orleans.
w. A. Andrew, from Jefferson.
Comet, from Jefferson.
Sra No. 3, from Upper Red River.
9-Eleanor, from New Orleans.
Trio, from New Orleans.
.10-National, from New Orleans.
Telegram, from Jefferson.
Starlight, from New Orleans.
Rescue, from Upper Red River.
ll-Larkin Edwards, from jefferson.
Era No. | from Upper Red River.
I2-Era Mo-, from New Orleans.
DEPARTED
April Telegram, for Jefferson.
W. A. Andrew, for New Orleans.
Judah Touro, for New Orleans,
Comet, for New Orleans.
S-Era, No. 3, for New Orleans.
Larkin Edwards, for Jefferson
9-R. W. Powell, for New Orleans
Trio, for Upper Red River.
Eleanor, for jefferson.
Telegram, for New Orleans.
Il-Sfarlight, for Jefferson.
l2-National for New Orleans.
Shreveport Prioe-Current.
This report embraces ectuaL sales made ysstsrddy
CoTToN-Middlipg, 715@llMe.
SUGAR-N. brown, 6@i0c. ID.
MoLAssEs-36043 cts. ~ gall.
FLoUR-SuPerine, ST 06@7 %; 81. Louis extra, IS
00@- P bbt.
PoRK1HMess, s22@- v Dbl.
-BAcos-sidss, clear, I3@I3Ac; ribbed, He.
shoulders, 9010ci sugar-cured hams, I7@l8 9b.
LARD-l60l8-c. p ID.
CoFFEE-Bio, I2h@l3Ic. p b.
WHsKEY-33@4 5c. IL gall
CASDLEs-Star, 23m28c. ~ b.
CoRg-Sack, 81 1901 20 57 bush.
BAGGISe-Ky. I6c@-; India, l7@-c.
RoPE-90I6c, p II.
EAng-s5 0o@5 so 2 key. TRos-5@8c. "A Ii.
HrDEs-I2@I3c. Y ID. PElTRIEs-l2% @I5c.
P~crAToEs-Irish. 50 50@3 90 p Dbl
OL--Lsrd. 81 35lI 50 a gall.
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SIn00 Reward!

eM SOMETIME in November last t|o a %, ha
R lows, NED and WATT, absented Snem ~ egbyi
u. this place, and it is supposed they
away by a white man. black COZ.
MD is about 26 years old, has very b Op5 5hs I
plexion, is of small statute, not more . 1--we lai
inches high, wears long bushy half' w.
and quickly when spoken to: -u,.v;on, il b.
WATT is q years Of age; his COME fsst l0inths
t in beis I 4lo q ns snd fo o1PP5d'' and ne i dn ao looking s I9sIS.7 1
The above reward will be given ior tng o~rooposos
the thief aud negroes in Shreveport OF apr
amoant for either of them. CONNER ( Co
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-4nnncY,

lgtNUI' WrulET,
NOTICE Is hereby given t9a 69 o6G. 10 traa.,s
lN esq. is my duly authorisea e. - admiaisa,, b
business forme, either Persoh~ o",sssed, dnls
Of the saoo. .5ion.s o. f- y, t the Safe q Loogii3 5ss
temporary 9 9so ''''4 LTCIE j u"
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HENRY GOLDMANEhraT
WHOLESALE DRU 1s,ss sraa
100 POydras, aud Corner Of Oahai AHS
NEw ORLEANS.
NONSTANILZ on hand, I'D AnshSi
" Sulph. Quinine, French, German AD' .
CaIomel, English and A@e sE : etc sa u
Blue Mass, English and Americas
GFAl kinds Of Patent Medicines AMER"
FTLarge quantities Of French az
PerflmeFies, ,...t i~npoTt'I~
10 gross Lnbin', Extracts, difse''D
10 do do Soaps,
10 do do Powders,
10 do do Pamnsades. g,rsEs Bsh''
ALso-Mianay's, Wright's, Jules Ia
and Peters P~erfumeriss. l..
n-TA great variety Of Fancy artteis'. 4
Iir.pamp 5lG hydrogen GsasraroPr,. gas Re-.
electromagnetic Machines, 6S 70 nsa.d h
srs and other apparatus too noms. assorfnoa . M
undoubtedly the most conPLss9 osable as 81! NJ
south. Prices and terms as reasolAOD -
else "
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The New York Herald comedies that the op-
position may carry the next presidential cleo
ton, but its satisfied with the administration of
Mr.. Buchanan which, it says, affords safe an
chorage for all lovers Of the Union but alas! his
term is limited TheHerald' theory is, that the
democratic leaders have traitorously abandoned
Mr.. Buchanan, and thereby fdemoraIised and
broken up tIeir party without redemption.
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The Point Coupee Echo, Of the 2d inst, says:
Notwithstanding the unusual season Of wet
weather this past winter, the crops throughout
the parish seem not to have been materially in
jared. The plantcane is coming up finely, and
the stubble bids fair to do well in most cases.
Tn some cases the rattoons Of two years stand
ing have been injured to some extent. 1t is,
however, impossible just now to say what the
prospects are for the coming crop"
The European news Of late is So contradic-
tory that not the least reliance can be placed
upon it. One arrival tells Us Of the marshal
ing armies for the commencement of hostili-
ties. The very next ship that crosses the At
lantic, gives accounts Of more peaceful pros
poets. We believe there i a good deal Of
h~umbuggery going on about the contemplated
designs Of the European powers.
MoRMoNs.-The Utah correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune has taken notes of the social
status Of that territory. The results foot up as
follows: Three hundred and eighty-seven men
with seven or more wives; of these thirteen
have more than nineteen wives; $50 men with
5 wives; 100 men with four. 400 with more
than one wife.
a disastrous fire occurred At Murfreesboro',
Tennessee, on the 26th ult., destroying four
stores. in addition to other property
The loss Is estimated al $4,000.
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From JAPAN.-A letter from Hong Kong,
January IA, says that thirteen vessels have left
China for Nagasaki within the last two months,
and that strong indications exist of a very fan
trade springing up. One of these vessels. the
American ship Florence, Capt. DeMerrick, the
hrst modern trading vessel visiting Japan, Oh
tanned at once a cargo Of ten thousand piculs
Of vegetable wax, about 100000 pounds.
which cost but 81 the picul, and which sells in
Europe at from $500, O00-a very fair balance
for one ship. while hundreds of others are lying
idle east and west, running their owners and
a%ffording food for worms.
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ScARLErINA AND MEAsLEs.-Mr. Witt, mem
Der Of the royal college of surgeons, has just
published a pamphlet, in which he states the
carbonate of ammonia is a specific for the cure
of scarlet fever and measles. He cites doctor
Pearl, of Liverpool, and other practitioners,
who have never lost a case out Of hundreds
since adopting this remedy. Two drachms Of
the bicarbonate OF ammonia are dissolved in five
ounces Of water, and two tablespoonful of the
solution given every two, three or four hours,
according to urgency of the symptoms. No acid
drink must be taken, but only water, the system
is To be moved BY a dose Of calomel if ~necessa-
~. The room must be we'll ventilated, but the
patient protected from the slightest cold or draft.
Gargles should also be employed for clearing
the throat. The ammonia, it is said, counter
acts the poison which causes scarletina, and al
SO acts on the system by diminishing the fre-
quency and at the same time increasing the
strength Of the pulse. As SO many children
die from these diseases in this country, this
remedy ought to receive a fair trial from the
profession.
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4tJW
Sec 2ud. Leree on Mrs. Canes home place,
mostly EDITION fn thedaaa across
the small bayou in the field below
Mrs. Canes house, A,W
Sec. 3rd. Levee from the end Of section End
to Cooper's bayou, 68
Dam over Cooper's bayou, 6I
Sec, 4th. Levee from CooPer's bayou to. S,
Gains bayou, 1900
Sec. 9Th. An e-mbankment over S. Gains bayou 10000
bayou, 1900
ALso-WiIl be let u contract for makinga
canal across Nuts point. The estimate for
digging the canal is about I200
The length Of said canal being about five HUNDRED
yards-four yards deep and an average width Of
six yards. The work being mostly in open land,
The average height Of levee in5 the route is from
from five to six feet and in open land, except section
Ist. Heightof levees across the bayous, in the chan
nels, nineteen feet-twenty-fve feeG and thu!
seven and one half feet. Top width Of the leVee@
be four feet, and of the embankments Of the bayon
twenty feet. Base of the levees FIVE feet for eachi@
in height over the bayous.
The levees to be grassed by the contractors, aa
all to be completed before January, 1850.
Plans, specifications, requirements, &c, oil ne
works can be seen at Miller d Morris drug stosul'
til the day of letting.
The works will De paid for as they progress
Bonds with sufficient security will be re4lD"
for the faithful performance of each contract
T. P. HOTCHKISS, Commst
Sd S. L. District
Shreveport, April 18th, 1859.
UFAll bids should be marked on the enVsVy9
Proposals, to identify them from ordinary o'
/ spoudence.
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Shreveport, April 18th. 1859.
8All bids should be marked on the enVsoPs
proposals, to identify them from ordinary 'o'''
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The Avoyelles Central Organ has the fol-
lowing: Quite an excitement has been created
among many ofthe denizens Of the bayou Bnuf
section Of country by a sudden elopement Of
the son Of a wealthy and highly respectable
planter with his mothers maid servant, a slave
so near white as to be taken at times for a
daughter Of the house. The parties are sup
posed to have gone to Texas, with the inten-
ton, as learned from an intercepted note Of
the young man, Of consnmmating matrimonY.
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By the brig Puerto Plato, a regular packet
between New York and So. Domingo, we have
advices from Dominica to tie 18th ult. Reports
were current of another revolution in st. Do
mingo city. The Haytians have sent a com
mission to st. Domingo, proposing a treaty for
FIVE years, and a settlement Of all difficulties,
1t is supposed that the Dominicians will accept
the proposition. There had been no rain for
three weeks, and it was feared that the tobacco
crop would be a failure.
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EDNEsDAY,..........APRTL IS, 1859
The river Is still falling opposite lhis p pit
The Era No. / reports Upper Red Rive very
low and falling; there is only ten inches water
Cd White Oak Shoals, The Hope and O%sceola,
at Lanesport. Ham Howell, at Kiamitia, and the
Laftte, above Kiamitia, have laid UP. Since
our last The Telegram, R. w. Powell, El amor,
Trio, National. Era No. 9. and Starlight have
arrived from New Orleans, and several boats
from Jefferson and Upper Red River.
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.k11ns NV YORK MuxIclrAI ~ rrr,ox L -.
ensrsef election iH.Nswh Work, - (Tuesdsy. T.
; en1ero> = 80 sbedy besn snnounced kytfs1 -.
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W. g - - 49, ~ = - syss 80 : eIlos.ss
fisfdii5 a. foS si@ ~ s ~ = e.
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q 6pdyks and Hsves,.ss, 4 = ~ g ss5ed voss
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= ne - ,s ~ ss - ,:::ss sI
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Exc1rEnKsr ON TIN EAsrxxx ssoxr on N ANT.
LAID 1T was rumored In Balimose ON W ednes-
day, that another abolition and negro insuvection
country people were in greatest conseesnetfos had
deserted their honesteads and hccked Into the
towns q Easton and o.. Michael,s in great num-
beri, u wss also currently reported that two huR-
on Peskess lsland, ard that large bedy Of slsves
was prepared at moments notice % pounce
down upon The whites and massacre them. As
matter Of course little credeace was given 70 the
acter. An invsstigation, however. showed that
the people Of Talbot are In state Of con.3 dersbe
excitement, and that many Of these reports, ana
rency and belief among thesn. At Easion and
y. MichaelAs number u families had couereru.
I'd nom the surrounding couasry, lsaviag their
hours shnf mp and dsser.sd: Armed patrols
hages have bodies Of armed men ready for the
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: T1s~S S5Svv~. ~ vS<S@ 1890 1yS-r~7
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~ he EAtnbusBs ~ New Ksrk.
Ia sssamship Edinburr, with Livsspsel 49,
4 the 60. Ns-,-he,. ana o use.ssU~p a. -
has asriu lev Yssk.
ys fsr@sd - arrangements were pe>-
leafngR ~ u direct mails via QueesD-
Dc. Barry. - Rec cssAelie bishop Of ssv,a-
q, had lie& PsM
ess =, .,,s, = =: a:., g :. sss.sa
child. Is
Gen. 0aribaldi In his proeiamasioa snnouneiag
his retiremsment from the army Of Central Italy,
him. BE ssfs h Win resume me service ths mo-
fnent Victor Emfnsnuel calls % arms. He recon
mends the Italians 10 rally round the King Of ssr
mia. ~ ..el T.
pc9nI becomine regent o. Central Itaiy.
uSvs0sst sEsiuse s1esssss ~
progsesing slowly. Spain was charsering Eng
The Danish uinistry have rss;gnea. "a {.
Later ueWs from IHdla bad bcen rscsived, but
it w. unimportant. Bssineas q Calcutta vss
dan. nwss reported that Nsna Sahib wss dsed.
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~ lnteutjon ~ re voverurnenf a. limit tbe an
te.ded refoem hin a rne,r erSrnaioo Of the
frsnchiss. The question Of disfrsnc hisement end
TIE node ~ n no 49, ~ s5fhrs q - defsrrcd
a. rnade senarate s.,essurer - :,
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psH.n..pviiis - s" "''',sA " s' ''"'
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nu,osscsmPsgniel ne rSecn kcvern1neas -
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shc,,, ~. 49, $3.50 :. III. s-A''
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The oath 81 siieeisnce 70 victor Emsnuel. md sre
ven tie Uniform s q ne PisdmSnssS :smy
.mb.Ssdor to Psrfs. '---
-, m.nls.s.sio9 wss s,s.%Pssd f. BS'sgns On
nnmt.s ~ $500 $500 49, - m ~ IT,
s-.,. s,,,.iEi.s.jv Stsr-ss.ai
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n Ess' 49,. ss.x 40 ss. 49,. 49, g.
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sr.~.t,.d "a a.. -" ~. rss ~ ~,
be discus.ed .s'"'g,-'- - - -. $50 V'A'''
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tfTsNf fRyEvv80Asratrr.fsx1
". Randall, Governor oflsyisesnsn, Il
-. AzcAbishsp Hughes b an eennned d his
9 homo IN New York city - indisPssitiou. g
49,, EH-Prssadsat Van Buren, W. n ye.rs q
AGe On Monday last ,a9-s.ao
= GO. ,6eatleman George Barfett, the actor, 10
i my,Ss In Ney York city, In ssts q grsrt des-
s....ME u o. sLsvss, n. p. for Galway. and.
foundef Of tbe Irish transstlantic steanshi line
10 about 70 visis the nited stztes- -
> = 49, Mn- Bsscher Stowe, the Rev Mr.. Hale. Of
the Unifarfan Church, Boston, md DR.. Haywsrd
q Boston. are just now among the Americas vs.
ttOfs at Florence - a - ~ Is
80. Peter Farley (the Hon. 9. G. 6oodrch) u
low in Louisville, and the younQ fulks Of That
city have req uested him 70 sppoint some dav ON
which he win meet them.
ssz... Isssc lawrence, Esq, has retired from The
editorship OF the United States Democratic Re-.
Nsws and Il about 70 become sssociafe editor OF
flosencep NsaoRai Review. s. "a
Z. Hamiltoa .vsnandsh, veu known a
scsy writer and ccntsibutor . the sunday ppsss
Of New York, died In that city on Tuesday mern-
= ran Of age He leaves widow. -, pa,
49,. 'fsrsoa Browniow, Of the Knoxville Whis.
WIT fSm ksw York thnf M hos been % hess
Henry Ward Beecher preach, and nys: 81 came
70 ~ coocInslon that be W. net bad1heart<d
mani snds Sszy = he II on the subject Of slavsev
those e our fhends In the south who are fort1.
nate snough e get to Heaven, ned notbs sstpn-
eished 70 Nd Heasy Ward Bsechsf thsre.o 81.
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