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MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIEs

*
ar several cities have signed doeu1entsf
uranee 10 us that the remedies of DR.. J. C. Az
CO., OF Lowell, AYERS SARSAPARlLl
ILLS, AGUE CURE, and CHERRY PRETORIA
ave been foand to be medicines of great exeellex
nd worthy the confidence of the community.
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor OF Lowell.
HON. ALBTN BEARD,
Mayor of Nashua, N. H.
HON. L. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor of Manchester, N. III.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,l
Mayor of Concord, N. III.
HON. A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor of Worcester, Mass.
non. NATHN'L SILsBEE,
Mayor Of Salem, Mass.
HON. +. W. LINCOLN,
Mayor of Boston, Mass.
HON. W. NJ. R0DMAN,
Mayor of Providence, r. /.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Mayor of Norwich, CT.
HON. ]. N. HARRIS,
Mayor of New London, CT.
HON. CHAs. s. DoDIER,
Mayor OF Montreal, G. u.
HON. d. Il. TIEMAN,
Mayor of New York City.
HON. FL. NJ. KINSTREY,
Mayor of Hamilton, G. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of Toronto, G. w.
HON. r.. NJ, BISHOP,
Mayor of Cincinnati, 0.
HON. i. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of Louisville, Ky.
hON@ 1OhS pLOANS
Mayor of Lyons, Iowa.
AON. JAS. McfEETEKs,
Mayor of Bowmanville, CIV
NON. JAS. w. NORTH,
Mayor of Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, JR.,
Mayor Of uallowell, Me.
non. JAS. s. BECK,
Mayor Of Fredericton, N. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor of New Bedford, Mass.
non. j. C. BLAIsDELL.
Mayor of Fall River, Mass.
non. W. II. CRANsToN,
Mayor Of Newport, r. /.
HON. FRED. sTAHL,
Mayor of Galena, Ill.
non. JOHN HoDuDEN,
Mayor of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. THOs. CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor of Chattanooga, Tenn.
HON. h. d. BAUGH,
Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn.
non. HERMAN l.. PAGE,
Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
HON. w. VAUGHN,
Mayor of Racine, Wis.
HON. A. FAIR,
Mayor of Kenoshs, Wis.
HON. JOHN C. HAINEs,
Mayor Of Chicago, Ill.
HON. A. ]. NOBLE,
Mayor of Montgomery, Ala.
hon. W, HoLYBAD,
Mayor of Columbus, Ga.
HON. THos. French,
Mayor OF Burlington, Iowa.
HON. WIN. LEIGHTON,
Ex-Mayor OF Keokuk, Iowa.
Gritty that the resident Druggists have assn,
them
Gritty that the resident druggists have assul
them
ersify that the resident Druggists have assul
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
AYERS 6ARSApARILLA
6 an excellent remedy, and worthy the conhdel
Of the community.
8 an excellent remedy and worthy the confdel
OF the community.
9 an excellent remedy, and worthy the confds
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TlEEiundcrsigitcd, through tic socIta. ~,
fElftion Of friends, mas consented to Zt3A
place the serviecs3ot his iEne Stallion,
]Fa w agls3 Op g. "a =.
Before the public. Ffc season viii commence On
ftleslss Of Maaxhand end On the $50 at Ri
cash. ipra single wit, SIS TIE season, OF Is ~ 70
insure; payable & 5atiuHtv, 1851 81 Ri s 81
f Persons atiepaieg the insurance plan, IN he
hfld Responsible ~ tbe The property IN trans
ferred. 81 Pasturasa viii he furnished for Mares
freR,fa distances and grain fed at 81 per week, but
no responsibility for accidents Or escapes. s 3
1 PiiblGREE =. Warloope, Jr. w,s got hy ii ar
loo1n', srs Ne by Ulysses, Tor Ulssses peiiefce.
see inrf Register, March lnlaber, q; his Dan,
by Old Paeoet grand :dain by Imp Phseilis great
grand dan, by old Imp. Hiansolid Wailoofe III. i
dam IVES hyial lhosge called BgEnee, be hin Byron.
be by Stakeholder, ont Of Patty PuGsby Racoict,
Watioope, j. graitd dam. iaii sister I'd WaiiooNe,
IN Thus wessetl HIT swloone, dr. lmsslescended
through noble hire OF aDccstry--ilis sire and srahd
sire having heeiswelland iavorats known In ibis
eoai try. afloope, III. is Il 1pmuiinl ssisyy pos
sessifag fiac muscle and well defnel bone, wiiflut
'Fndssail or fleaaish; his taffiaseis gaN outline
adlnIahe, altil hare iIevei klown aiiy oi hisssoch
70 so hind tbeya particularly adapted 20 Asr-
ness Specimen 81 his colts can be- seen On tie
CrcscsAst Place, Cctile, .Rapides Parisay .,fg
fcb,f % lSttt-ltts AT ArTfif4V 7 J1yES
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~ 0u m ID Il, 3, D nj

llHis fine Young stallion will stand N -
~ the ensuing iseason,at my plfltation, Ss
on Bayou Rapides. There will hey Two
seasons Sprng and Fall, all who send turing the
spring will be entittdioa fatfAeasoh in case OF
atiare without additional charge. Coed and txteh-
siye pastlrage trfiiishec gtatis TO nidfes coming
from distance, andwea felfen grain Tor Is cents
per. day ii desired. sssY Is @a{t 9gE..gsa
G RNS--Sl Y 100 PAYABLE on list January, $50.
asEafsidssgasfs:
Young 4Dreiinaa was sired l,g Old gDrennon of
Kentucky, wboias got more iihcsaddle aud t,a,,
nesshorses, than any horse il, the State and has
been successfully AWARDED the premum at lie
State fair on three occasions, That he ls inlt,a,.
ted.his aaaities to Young Drennon there can be
ne3doebt.s isNs ssss ~ ia j.
Yeung Drennoais nearly thorough bred Cam
adiau fsa very fist rseer kind ard we'll disposed
is a dark hso#a aheat years Old, Is hands s
inches high anda bsaNffil turned horse So AL
vic want ssood SADDLE or llagtess horses, base 40
49, %
Msrch. lfs4t ssslr A.. MeSgTT. 8
lsineticaii Copy. $50
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TASSM ANS IRON COTTON TIE
Fo.PLlsTERs AND MERCHANTS.

IRON WILDE generally used tis conling year III
i basing Cotton Merchants should therefore
hesitate 70 purchase rope, and ssanine the merits
osthe different Ties before purchasing oftlem.. 4
cdmprte assortment fall the dicren, Ties viii bs
kct at usy Office on exhibition, which ali Who fee
anlnterest in, are cotsliaiy invitedto call and ex
anime Tor themselves. 5s5tsgs 81 5ssi
Confident in the superiority Of stbe, FASsN.iN
TIE, lvll take pleasure in going to the Orleans
Press 4hibt lis merits, mode ofaplicatioD, etc.
or that OF an. dthcf I've that may suggested
Orders for any aiaddut promptly filed ut &c. pei
ponad, With liberal deductio,s 10 merchants. sI.si
"a 81 III HELCHER, AGEsr, tsla 81
p Commercial Place, ...s
als-!T NV Gs1gxrs
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GhariT SaIn

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DYsVirtnc ofa WRIT of Il fa.. TO me directed BY
u the Hon. the District Court OF the Parish d
hnpides State OF Louisiana, numbered s2so, and
entitled
ie5 SIS a.skevy 4 CO., VS. Charles Evans,
have seized and willtsellat PUBLIC A GTiN
70 the highest bidder u. the door sof the CO.. /
Honse iathe towno of AieNaldraa, on y
Saturday, the 9Th day Of April,
a, D., 1860,
allhe risht, titie aud interest Of the defen ant,
Charles Evans IN and to- the following described
property, 10 vii: .s s.ss5 q Y
A Negro Man Rasaed ElGCo&Is aged atf..t q
years.
J, Negro wos,an named JANE, aged mt rs
years
hegr0 man named JAMES, aged about "a YEARS
--shrss ior liieaiid hbeihterpst OIL said defendant
in thce'ep efGotteit OF sixteen llafes.
s TER NS--Hwe,se months credit, purchasers
giving t5eifneses altih.ppfovea security In solia
aud vondols lien aud ssss;al sage retained t.
secure the pRtcaase money x<
Sheriff Office, Alexandfia, March 9Th, 1880.
nlr7-ptrsfae SO. 4 ss ~ 81 M All, Sheriff
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tB Fromth Picayunes Baton Rouge CORES.
ponience Of the 9th Inst, fhe following is clipped:
Dir. Amos H,aColt, a cousin oil the famous Col.
San, otresolwr notopiety, has been here ftrIt!e
pas weels exhibiting tie Colt revolving u,asket,
the artillery sword, bayonet rifle, and other arms,
Tor The dissection oil the Governor and members OF
the LessiSlatute II is proposed 10 adopt tie uew
Colt revolving ff;ket iortlte State Military A cad
eny near Alexandri and TO garlisii our military
companies with the saiae.
Atspooting match eaale OF here YESTERDAY. be-
tweonl Iii. All Colt and Mr.. IL Befniea, set West
Baton Royce, Who is considered enc OIL The. hest
siletssiiti,e State. Pie weapens were shotgt,iis
Mr. Colt using hisreyoiying shot gua.s They r,t
shotat bottles tllown in the air, and then at Two
billiard balls, oiiettrownto tile right, and theofer
10 the left, Mr. Colt accomplishing lie feat oil htt-
ting both balls before they commenced to descend
The next feet was TO hit a FIVE. cent piece, also
throwllin.the air. t4is needless to say that Mr..
Colt beat his adversary, and was emiuentv: sue
eessfuh 50 .s ORA
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the Havana expedition He lad not, however, d,
cided tordoso, when tie Teyiot left.

s
s. Lieut.. Carter expresses The confident eEinion
that Vera Cru. in any case willhlake d successful
detenees He deas not think, ieH,e.b that aliyamon
viii risk an stsiseksot the city Of eyerp plant bat
terry Alvafafo isncw open to hin, ana shat gives
him snlfport. Tie WI BE content With tliatland
return 70 take care Of his interests in Mexico,
Is onf Havana exchanges However, are eonf,.en
in the opinion that hiramen viii take the city.
The Dario says it has private advices that the cx-
peditioll numbers etoo 10 spounen, and that it is
very strongly supported By artillery.
Dispatches for Washington. 4
. Lieut.. Garter brought updispatchesfor the dc.
partnerts at Washington, which were sent on from
Havana BY the Moses lay lor, sud have DOUBTLESS,
ere this, reached slie capital. Tie gentlemen Of
the Legation ard Consulate were all in good health.
and full ofconGdence, as alsothe Amcricau citizens
generally. Bot Lids. properly had been placed
under their protection.
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Public Sale. q
STATE 81 no JFIsK4 II 4 US TR21t7 81 bR7
ssl tst PA RIsH OgiRAPIDEs. ls il. 1.
Mccatcheon, Howell 4 eo, w Matter Bailey
No 6B67 8ef
\ Obedience 70 a writ of i. ia. to me directed il,
lste above recited cause, will SCH 1T PUB, re
AUCTION TO the lisbest bidder at the door OF the
eoart Honse in the te's,fof alax;sudris, on
Saturday, tha 9TH day Of April,
1850, between flie hours prescribed by Ian, Nh tie
right, ti,le and iiiteress ofan desetiiaat H.lter
Rasey, in ard to the following described property.
to wit: LOT No. three, of Range No three, in the
village q Cheney patishof ri pides, With dc
Improvements THEREON. ISL IA S.
Snized in the aboselrausr 10 satisfy said writ
1 TEKAs--Twelvenonti credit, purchasers giving
their notes with approved security. ~ selfosa aud
vehders sch and special mortgage retained to Sc
cure tile purchase n.aney, s. 8
sSherilfis 0iases eSsidris, March 5,l, 1860.
W. g. &, Sheriff.
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NOIsICL.

Succession Of Charles + P eston
IaHEFundslsigned, having qualified as Aiiniiris-
! TRAITOR Of the above named Succession, hereby
lotifesali persons having claims against the same
tration. ri %. COMPTON,
March fsth 1919 Administrator
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I ss4.j &
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF RapIdes,

|, T's'oF' H, = e''' /, s..
Walter haley. 81 +. 4.
RY VikTll sot a wr;tel IS IA, fissllefi out Of HE
u nis,1sf Court In and for the Parish and State
iioresai's and directed TO the sheriff thereof lsail
Wtitissuing in the above recited cause. vii be
re.eSpossd at public sale in the town oi} Cheney.
.yillc on I'LL
Saturday
the 7ti day OF April, ls0, betwesi, the hours IRE.
scribed by law, "a Inc right, title and interest al
the defendant, Walter Bailey, in and othe
Stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
&c consisting OF variety Of articles usually kept
in country store, being tiie contents of defend.
ants Store iiousc, staatedsen Front street, in the
town OF Ghehevsile.s l,sssE II sl.s. ysii5;s
Seized III the atioye, cause to satisfy said writ.
lersasEr-i weiyeaoltlss credit, purchasers giving
their notes with approved security la soliao
Sheriff : Office, March 9TH, 1866.
nlar7-ptr's fee 50 W. u NEAL, Sheriff.
saccessien OF Robert Lott, Deceased
Nc. 654L siss
STATE OF LOUISIANA, DISTRICT CO ty RsTg,
DsPARISli OF slsaP BE,s.-- Notice is lcfebyaiy
Ell to MI whom it may concern, to show rause,
witbinthirty ass from date hereof, why the 'T4bleau
and Final 3aceulft presented 81 tie administrator
should HOT be approved ahd homoIogattd
CLERKS Office, Alesaiidlia, the 18th daysof
March, 1860.
By order Of the Uourt, =
rh fAre 8. LAHAT, cl.rte.
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SheriH's Sale.

aSilegid IS Sale.
DY WRITE ofaiwFit Of il. ia, to me directed
ID from the Hon. the Distric. Court the Parish
Of RapiGes, State of Louisiana, at the suit of
Win.B. LYMAN,
George w. Harper. If
have seized and will offer for sale, ii satisfaction
OF said writ, az the dopr Of The Court Honsein the
town Of Alesandvia, OH
.sts s}s,I9I zsRestY
the III day of AprlN De- ls6lo bet,seen the hours
prescribed bY law, all the right and interest Ut
A certain Praet Or parceleifAfilii Situated, living
and seiag jil die parisllof faalss. oe the North
side ofRea River, near Pine,illc, bounded above
by lands pf Davil Armstrong and below Ia
by lands OF H. M.Lahat, and having one ssIK3
Arpent front BY, the depth Of two Ar ss..sssIs
penis, toseter With all Tie improve 4xsssEAa
ments and buildings thereon. ss
aiSciaedin the aboveea TO satisfy said writ.
Terms, OF SALg--CASii, with the hene6e OF ap-
sbts SSsfs IS SIS 81
sherif's 0ifeci Alexandra, March 9th, 1860.
a. Wsd. Z. SaAL, Sheliff.
1Iafeh 7aptf's fee SO So as1sasS .,s. {,
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TO TANNERS
AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS!

3ATrAATED-An engagement at the South, by an
w abe and competent man, whounacrstands in
all its branches the manufacture Of Patent Leather
aud Paent Leather Cloth; he.nas acted Pore
man for tie last twenty years, both il Earope-and
The United States. Reference "A No. / as 10 abili-
~ and integrity. Address by ietterto" I. f. 10.
4e9f, New erk Post flee. marclI-lm
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Louisiana Historical Society,

49, " Z eSsA SOOACCys
~ INC undersigned, coiiilHitfee on behalf of 4th
iilsiofieas Society OF the state OF LonSiana, beg
leave to- lay before their eeS-ctixeils the object
contempt teu IL It's Organization, aud tie nieal
proposesAlor their Accomplishment sS III g stz
It's considered as UNNECESSARY to dwell npon tlt
lmpors.ncc OF an association whose purposes are Il
gather and preseryenaterials for iiislofy, AN il
would be to enlarge upon the benefits derived fron
history Itself J; and each succeeding year re.
moves US another step iron the period ,estae set
temeIt tour state, il becomes desirable, IL VIC
would obtain clear view OF the occurrences oltta
time, to begin, now, the labor Of collecting ard
arranging those Incidents, whose narration may
shed the light Indispensable to truth. We thsre.
fore solicit from, the citizens Of tie Mississip,i Val
ley, and nom kindred societies in the United
States and Europe $50 i
lst' Old manuscripts and documents, civil, mill,
tary and social
I'd. Old printed volumes, OF whatever Kind, bear
ing directly or indirectly upon our early history
sd aaps, surveys, Charts, charters, deeds, nota.
rial acts, conveyances, contracts etc, belonging to
TIE earlyisettlerss
4th. Descriptions Of landmarks, mounds, Indian
relics cui'iosities etc.
s5th Pedigrecs of families running back into the
territorial tunes oftle French aud Spanish oce,s-
patton. as s.sSg g
9th. Typographical facts, fossils, minerals, and
rare or curious products otthe animal, vegetable
or mineral Kingdom, accompanied By sssti,eAtieac
counts OF their discovery, or other reliable data
concerning item. &. s. #
5th. Statistics Of every kind that throw light
upon the progress ofsoriety or record Tie acIiev-
nsts ofour people in arts, science, or literature
by clause in the act incorporating the Histori-
cal Society, it's library and nuseuni, in the event
the Associations should dissolve, become the prop
erty OF the State Of Leaisiaiia. g
Fhe committee World earnestly urge,tlie cl;ins.
otthls Society especially upon theirleilow.
y le end in view--that oi-rescIig from ohli3ion,
deeds worthy Of imitation, achieved by the early
settlers OF the presents aybIe ince,itivero
pltIiotisin; and We eau conceive no better Guide
or our isture, thatiie vision to lie tefisaa from
Ire per.'saf OF philosophy, teaching by example.
JOHN II. NEY,
HtI IlYAMs, Execu.iye.C cmmi,tee
]. N. GaRRlGAN, a,
~ A \ papiss ifiendlyto the Association viii
'lease copy.
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BexHw w. SEWER. M. ID.

MILL practice his profession in the town Of
III Alexandria aud vicinity. i
sS5 Oifee Oh Second street, with W, B, Lewis,
Esq, where he can be found, unless professionally
absent. mh7 lS6n-ly.s
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SPRING RAlES!!
- hf3s'f5 ~ y e
A 6 aas ssaA
IA lDEs JOCKEY CL. UBY

b "a ~
srIliTE RACES over lie Rapides Course, near Al.
II exandfia, La, viii commence on
Tuesday the 18th Of April, 1850,
and continue the balance Of the week.
FIRST DAy---Tuesday, pril l7tb-Jockev
Club Purse. so0f, 90
SAME DAY-TSweepstakes tortao year olds-mile
heats 5000 entrance, ,halfiorfef. Tie Club 10
add $2Gtlif the stake is run, To lame aud
close ile list day Of January, 1860, Five or
more subscribers to. FIJI. the stakes Closed with
the following Subscribers
u. II Oliver, 7. j, Wells, f. Scrugas, John
Began, Jr., w. o.5Wilm
IS Mile Heats.
SKopsn DAY. Wednesday, April 18th
Jockey Club Purse. :. 400 90
e sf I've Nile Heats.
IalRD pAY-Tharsaay, April l9th--Jockey
oiao ufse .-........ -. $50 90
Mile Ieats--best 8 in 8.
FogRTli DAY-Friday, Apris2oth Jockey Ss,ll
oi"o tu USE . $1,000. 900 90"
10 Three Mile Heats.
FIFTH. RLAsr DAY--saturday, April 2lst
-Jochry Club Purse. :. I. 100 90
a, For Beaten Horses Mile Heats.
E5s Entrance money, five per cent to ro tas
the second horse, If there be no second horse q
go Will the purse.
s walk over to receive the purse.
81. Z. R. Bl0SSAT,
Alex, March I, ls6o.-4t sxcerrAeY,
y
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From N. 9. pieayune 18th inst.
NpORTANT FROM MEXICO.
aIRaM0y BEFORE ERA CRUZ.
afafado DisnagiItd and abaEdbHed,

Bythe Star Of the, West ,awe maze laseand I'M,
,atsut news from Mexico Among her pas, h
,eis, is Lieut.. Garter, Of the q. S. sloop.oi.war
srsunah. From him We learn aathoritatlvely the
blowing facts s ,i5l s, 4sagt j,
Gen. Mranon made his first appearance before
yerscruz or, the 18th. lie is accompanied by
pme 5000 men, and numerous train of artillery,
Heencamped on the hills between Mcdelu and
Vera Cruz, and-about four miles from the latter
ely His headquarters we're at the village OF Med
elm, some tiye miles distant. SOS 49,
upto the Sd, when Lieut.. Carter left, no attack
hibeen made upon.the city, nor had there. been
~ step taken towards planti,ga battery. Tie
General and his suit, however, had made their APP.
Farance several times on the sand hills above the
.ty an1pfs;,tIv To s.rpnv7
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billiard Saloon for Sale

Ea-lIslI4s f5islOosl IVT' SaIe
n the tosn.of Ghencyyiile,. House aud o. s.sf
1 Let, kiiowflas the
IS IA D ES e
The house contains one large B,ad Room and
thiees,tll Rooms for priygte parties, and two fire
places. Also Will be sold with the house, the Ak
lures consisting Of two Billiard Tables, and Bar
Mixtures.
TERNS--0ue half Cash, the balance on twelve
months troalday OF sale, with vendors iipnretaiaet
Forfantller particulars apply to this Office on to
j. q. DItINKARD,
March I, ls60-H Clleneysile, la.
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n =
Haytng received the strongest assarAnee Of the
satisfaction flour customers he,ytpiote, hy shnir
continued patronage, we wond respectfully inform
|tiienlald AL who are desirous OF SttaIifiag "
ist & .V ALL able LIBRARY,
also, FINE BOOKS nor 81 and for ,hs
l'ARLOR TABLE, that By constant addition t0 our
Stock, We haveEilew on hasi,l Ii LARGER AND
MORE COLI OF Stsrdera nd JfiseeAaae-
aai ass ,1 , sslsa.; sas1 sb 1sf e:
ever been offered i'd tj,is eity, and selling at Tie
s 10 YF,sas RI. ALI splstgEs 81. So.
s. = rTS!
Worth from Is cs'nts 70 ONE HUNDRED DOL
ia consisting Of 4 tssgsts sssaSs
yGifo GOLD %. and SILVER " Arch rs oLDJEwELRY
aaa great saTety # useful ana desirable articles
Presented with Each Rock o
& 5ssS ii tie tiihei 6f sule.. e 8 20
NJ ME- Do notbe aeceysahyany travelling con.
Germs thai may wish to lake advantage oil, ous sue.
cess to advertise unasr the same name. & mo.
tect our Friends and Pstscnsiroa inpostop, xi,os
may never have yisssd opf store VS. xoaid .sats
that this is the Z.
ONLY rsisASCiIof tile ORIGINAL.
67'il HsS1efi r. VA Ms Is co. y as'sH
Iisi0 Hsasy is stax SOUTH + Il ssssF a.s.T
We ved.d Respectfully sisc as rcierenes ~
EsDlTO,Rs OF TIE rIcAYpsAs,E, s. s....
e Do. fRUE DELTA, - =, a &. a..
BIZ DO, N.p. GREsCEAT. = g A IVY Y'ss
s8 Do. DELTA.
Those who are unable to visit osr Stare. car, RI.
'aliza All tic advantages OF deal;bs wisi fisestab
lishment by sending their orders ~ Express, gsnd
they viii be promptly filed and scat With the cor.
respondsns GIFTS, by The frss ietrrnl Express.
h s Any spcTs on ordering Ten on more Books at
one Time, Will receive i Git aud Book extra.
car Circulars with d LIS. II our Books, will 30
sent free tosany sadgrsss. afiss ]. g9fiasl4ei
L,A EVANS r CO.. Az.
20 ss. Camp p'p stsse', near !. r a
succa ssion Of ". Il Groves, Decd.
Notice 70 Credi and Debtors.
III persons indebted .tcsthe. late Firm Of ST.
N JUHN 4 GROVES, are requested to make inf.
mediate payment 70 The surviving pafsaep, 81 ST.
John, who il authorized 10 reeeip.. Tboseindcbted
20 the Deceased indsddall are requested 10 make
pa u,ent 10 the undersigned Executor ThoSs
having claims against the,. Succession Of the DF
cease, are nosiHetlto present tIemtomy Attorney,
+. U AAsSIsa, Esq J, or 10 E.y sess
Sss4s ..f ...l "a slssssf.s =, GROVES,
Feb %, Is5p--2m ExscUTor.
SADDLE. & HARNESS MANDATORY.
Back O1Odd Fellows Hall.
e; ALExANDEfA, La.
nj He undersigned viii atall titses, keep Ga
Il lac %|2k
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DIG NESS PORK, ia hall barrls, for salt BY d
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s. a ST. 5 7sz. ID a
the 24tli day Of March, q. 1850, between the
hours presctbedby law, the following described
property belonging 10 the Minor Children Of MIS-.
Mary Malvina jackson, decd 10 Wit:
as Hairy, Negro man, aged about IS wears; q I
jane, negro woman aged about IS years sAA
~ t4'id, negro boy, sIusyears old; w
TYLER, Years old;
81 Sarah. negro woman. Sc years old;
Lpyey, negro girl, IA years old; HI
q. Mariali, negro girl5 years old;
William, negro man, SO years old = IS 4
iAtser, negro woaan ~ years sod--slases for
life and their ireiease
TER aS--A credit Of one, two andtliec wears,
equal payments purchasers to execute their notes
in favor OF Robert III. Jacksou, 8tl,e iatnfal Tutor
70 said Minors, with approved security IN solado
and vedors' hen and special mort gage: TO be. re-
famed with stipulation OF non alienation, tue notes
70 bear eight per CENT per annpm si,ltcresr from
liiiituaty, No warranty except as to title, I 8
sheMif's Office, Alexufsria, Feb Il, 1880
WIN. ]. NEAI, Sheriff. /.
s Feb 22-ptr's fee 2la g 4, tss.s u .ssss
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d. ,cs.. , !, o the sioop otwar Savannah vas
y, los.s. 81. etaeer at Vera Cru. Between
s,sl,os and the other officers and whole
sspaics. sps'e was q general asi.eensIlt
X. s0es not give fnltandsaifeient guar.
Nyti, ~ Protection Of american eitizetis and
ba,t nv a . American dag, maraes Mill be
aasss, y, ne sasspaAlean spare come a go, tbe
al ia = aaa tie Preble ls--upwartls Of 500
sIS.a 4, s''n ned With the mimic rife 81 Z
@Fss.. ~ ~ smerle ; citizens generally
esrvs very asreagly 10 q v.o,,.
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WARDROBE. ar.

fTlIEundersigltcd, through tic soiiclta. y
~ ton Of friends, mas consented to ZT-sA
place the services OF his fine Stallion, - -.
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TAG GIN q, ROPE AND TWINE,
tx For sale by S. ay5s 81 .yssss
III sepso-X 1 " REEARl1