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OulInUDfe, Den ~. W(Qr2 1860.
atcobpt. per &aa. 52-54 @t8. far o5 RS.
gO9nen, per gp3e $1.l2-$I.5o.
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6tI9.te, Qd6lt9D Waanbeln, ipet6i6. IA 6ts. barti6., 6H0O
S@tS., @otnen, $225G0$2. so p Dor, gaHcln las Gffs'
S9seisseaa SSSl2H ets. y ii, S%ortSnt5ca' 9 Sts' e ttgH 81
SsSsr%' Sgcinars 5000, sas 55@4g ST. . tt.
@%etret6e, gSeisen rotDer l45.
weIBer gutter l550l60, ertra fetuer ITO.
2aer, Str9. uno WlarDlano 42lD45, Yennl. 46048 Gt8.
Sorn, petBeS 7lGO72, 9elbeS 70O75 &ts.
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SSnn9ger 5A059 Mustatnub e5C0es, piefer lOAG0I0K.
9ppfen, % tb IA GtS.
pan anlertanti9er y Come $2OO01O5, DaaniQa % tb rs
ruIlGer 90 Come 5000.
9aute p fb 25K Gt6., loie 9011. setOeuete 14l015.
pen &9inCp u Tonne $l6GO1S, &iee, $l2. so.
SsFtOljet4os gSSGrfsr " Suib. 7o0So Gs, s~epapult4e 90 g.
&leefaamen, neuer $475O$5. 90 % guI6.
& tblen, fetSe Torftbur9 % Tonne $3.50, Stun Of the Din
$.75, Bump $4.25 @eor9eS @ret ale Sorten SIS. rs, antbra.
cite fr Staot0ebrag4 1925, @Ot9- anO @siBa4enunO BAL
saffee, @O u tb I2A(013, GO gut 1S, srima 140
l4%,o Sara l5hOl6, sa9uaera 13h014.
ertra to fanp 6.5o06. 10
!" osto ( sentuay f iapes 5s Gs
y ertra CPS
n family 6.7507.Oo
" @up UtulS gut bis fem $780, 90
erra 6.25
N5en9 taml1 $50
Vtleroorr, PatapScC, @lblano&@rcelfor Jam. 800
DO. ertra 1850
&p88enme6I 4.25-4,37
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RptaiieS @ep- Orleans fair bis prtmaT @aQOne 4s@5o
@ts, @nba 24GO2S, WuscSpabo 29O33, POrto 9tco 2l6D36
.@n9l. SSlano 2S03O.
Del Sperm p @aloue 81. 2501. IS. @OnmtOm g8bale $50
vt Patent 70GD75, 9arb-Oel 7500S0 Gts., 9einlaamen-Se
rs @tS.
PrOptitOnen, geef % 100 tb $1,000 (gssItern), s120$13
(StaoD, WfeB- Port $3.50
g%erda9egtsS Sdwstmetled@: Sduter % tb 8 Gts.
Setten 10 @tS., S9inten 1I-l3 Gt8.
un9eraufertes StweineIeti9: S9ulter N Gt8., Setten
9@ts., 9ar6 HOP @tS.
STUN Nep-@n9lanb % @aIone 4SG050 GtS.
SalS >@ronno plum D Cat 95 s., AGarl9au'8 $2,1O.
al9ton'S S2.25, Curtis Sslan6 15fOIs Cts. D Bulb.
Samen, SleeIanen $45004.75 3 3d., Sintct66 So 25(0
$50, Sladsianten $1.356D1.45 % 8ib.
S9weine. Sn Quantititen SO. 50(D7 % 100 tb.
Gat8, U ID 10H @t8.
Eabad, Marpl. 2 $50, Conn. So. 00GD3. so, gut $4.O06D4.5 so,
better $5.00C05. so, gut Bis fen braun $6.0O01O.O 90, 9anS
ftn farbt9 $1,000, S~dnoblater So. 50(D4,00 Sberlano $50
81, Sooenblatter $3.50, rOt6e uno 9e6upfe Sc. 5OG09. 90,
ten 9elb Sl0Ol3, erha fS1e robe DedblItter $l4, &entud1.
$5.50O6.75, fdu 81. 75GOS.5 so, ertra $9ED10.
Stebmartt. An9ebpten wuroen 700 O9en, wQpOn $40 BON
btef9en Wtea9ern getaut wuroen, gu Pretel $3.p0O$5. 40S
100 ID. Staafe $2.50O4.00 u Sttt, = S1Wetue 5.25
"a 81 g. 100 fb.
BbtStep, Gitp unb 9an6 % @auOne % @ts., Ohio "a.
3uder,. B 100 tb $3.50, pcrto &cc ST. 30
1925, Cuba So. 1901. rs, &afftn. 3uder te6t in ben pr-
i9teoenen @raoen bon Sc. 75(0l2.33 L nab Aua[itat, rrtma
$6.75O7.
@rOcertS Ssrten: $40. $40 $6.7507.37.
DO, SO. PA 7.50O7. rs.
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W1nrftprciIc.
&dnfnpten=NTedbfeI

@adhebenb Seben mir etne ueterii9t aber Diseontp.Sas fir
auspirti0e GCten in Baltimore.
, 1860-08-10
The rIre, ,riend Of the Prairie.

Out on one VI those extensive buffalo ranges,
which lie between the Missouri and Rocky noun.
tains, FAR beyond the regular footsteps Of civili-
zation, Is an unsettled region so vast that you
would require days to reach even q log cabin Of
pioneer, there Is scene about to occur which
may be worthy Of your notice.
The stout and finely propOrtioned form OF .
trapper is seen in bold relief against the western
sky, even after the ruddy tints Of the retreating
sun had vanished from the clouds in that direc-
zion, for he stands upon small mound leaning
against his rifle, and patting the head Of his gaunt
hut intelligent dog, while he looks earnestly away
in the direction whittier the sun had departed.
Could you yourself ascend the knoll, you would
perceive that there is q faint streak Of light on
the western horizon, with q silver edge; and It
rapidly increases in SIZE as the old hunter gazes
upon It, until oven person acquainted with the
wild scenes Of the west would have no hesitation
in declaring the prairie on dre.
Immediately under this advancing wall Of hame
and curling smoke are dark and rapidly retreat
ing forums, bounding onward and upward ill .
portion Of their outlines are distinctly seen against
the ruddy light Even as you begin 70 realize
that these furious advancing shapes are troops Ol
buffalo and other wild animals Of the prairie, you
also detect the first sounds Of their heavy tread,
and their noise increases every moment In volume
ill Il seems as IL Wild tornado is sweeping down
to destroy all things before IL
For several moments the trapprr regards the
coming destroyer, with calm look Of unconccTn
on his features, aud then he looks on every side,
as if TO sre how large q numl'eT Of animals are
fleeing beEIre the peril. But he has Drought his
gase up 10 the spot where he Is standing. has
scannrd the whole space In front Of the ire, his
Quick eye rsts upon the iarm Of IN Indian at no
goat distance on his Ivh hand, Who. with his ride
againG his shoulder, has sighted huge buffalo,
which is approaching at full spsed.
IN sn instant The IaEiOuSly advancing animal &
, 1860-08-10
It is not your Business Why.

would you like 10 know the secrets
OF your neighbours house and hiel
How he lives or how he doesn't,
And just how be treats his wifef
How he spsnds bis tine Of leisure,
Mhe,her sOrrOWful or gay,
And where he goes for pleasure,
To The concert Or the playf
II you Wlsh Il, will tell you-
Let ne whisper 70 ysn sly;
II your neighboF Is but civil,
II b not your business why.
In short, instead Of pFying
Into other folks aGIiFs,
II you do your own but justice,
You will have no time for thelrl.
De attentive To such mattsrs
A. seonoeFn youFsslf alene,
Aud whatever fortune nHlters,
Let your business be your own.
One word, By way Of Anis.
Let me whisper 70 you sly
u you wish 70 be respected,
You must cease 10 BE- pFy.
, 1860-08-10

In olden time, before the Maine laws were In.
vented, Wing kept the hotel at Middle Granville,
and from his well stocked bar furnished accon .
nIodatolls for man and beast" He was good
landlord, but terrible deaf Fish, the village
painter, was afflicted in the same way. Ole
day they were sitting BY themselves in the bar
room. Wing was behind the counter waiting
Tor the next customer, while Fish was lounging
Le;Te the Gre with thirsty look, casting Sleeps
eyes occasionally at Wings decanters, and wish
ing most deyoutly that some one would come 10
and treat A traveller from the South, on his
way to Brandon, stepped in to inquire the dis
lance. Going up to the counter he said, "Can
you tell me, sir, how far Il Is to Brandonl"
"Brandyl" says the ready landlord, jumping
up; "yes, sir, ] have some" at the same time
handing down decanter of the precious liquid. "
"You misunderstood me" says the stranger,
asked how far Il was to brandon" "They call
il pretty good brandy" says Wing. "Will you
take sugar with iti" reaching, as he spoke, for
the bowl and toddy stick. The despairing trav-
eler turned to Fish. "The landlord" said he,
"seenls to be deaf; will you tell me now far 1t Is
" BFandOnl" "Thank you" said Fish, u don't
care Il do take . drink with your The stTan-
ger treated, and fed.
SYou see" Buzby would say to Fred, "Tts
not altogether that her figure head Is out after .
perfect pattern, BY no means, for I've seen pic
teFs and statues that was better; but she carries
her head little down dye see, Master Fred, and
there's where il Is; that's the way guages the
worth o young women, just accordin1 as they
carry their chins up or down. If their bows
come well iorIard, and they seems to be lookin'
at the ground they walk on, | knows their
brains Is firm stuff. and in good workin' order |;
but when sees them carryin' their noses high
NntN Nha ~ aeanNd ai,nNahiui
, 1860-08-10
The Voice Of the Mountain.


[EaoM IHs GERMAN o. HEIHS.l
A hoFIeman through the mountain pass
Proceeds In silent gloom;
"And haste to my loves embrace,
Or 10 the dusky tombf"-
The mountain voice replies
"The dusky tomb"
And onward still the hoFseman rides,
With gloomy thoughts Opprsst,
"And reach then the grave % soont
Well In the grave 10 rest"
The voice again replies
"The grave b rest"
The tears fall from the hoFseman's eyes,
And on his pale cheek rest;
Since death alone can bring me peace,
For me the grave 10 best"
The hollow voice replies
"The grave 10 best"
, 1860-08-10

and who believed IN ghosts, inquired Of hiBmeas'
mates II the ship was haunted.
"As full Of ghosts a. achurchyard,n replied
they, they are ten thousand strong every
night" Fsa "a =
This 50 terrified Pat that whenever hs turned
into his hammock, he pulled bis blanket over his
head and face, 80 that from bis knees doWnWafd17
be was always naked and cold.
"1hat there purser's terrible roguei He
serves out blankets that don't iit Imam; they
are too short at the bottom. foF they cover ny
head and ears, and my feet Is always persisted
with cold, l have cut several slices % the top
and sewed L on the bottom, and The devil be
longer Is Il" ~
Wesleyan, alludine to our ancient Saxon aness-
tors, says, .'They used to engaVe upon certain
squared sticks, about foot inlsneth, The courses
Of the moons Of the whole yeer, whereby they
could always certainly tel when the new mooni,
the full moons, and the change should happen,
as also their festival days; and such carved
stick they called an aI-mon-aght; that Is tosAys
al-mOn-heed;' to wit, the regard or observation
Of all the moons; and hence Is derived the name
Of almanac" :" After the invention Of printing
corded account in England Of On almanac 4
in the Year Book Of Henry the Seventh. X
The first railroad constructed in Ire United
States was at Quincy, Mass, connecting The
granite quarFies with tide water. Il mas about
three miles In length. The Baltimore and Ohio
was tho first passenger railroad. twas opened
Next Il he order of time came Ire Mohssf md
Hndsonl fEom Albanv ~ Srheneelaivl / z 1niloa 4
opensd ior trnvel 40 vith ho-.n poxer. n ~
snmmer ~ 1eal. fha frat locon,ofi1a r-e1 n
,his eonntrv vas ~ fhat rod n 1e3I I.o.o-
motives ~sre Il onerslon IA aonlh CSToli61 ~
unon tbe 0hio nd Ballimors rosd n 1es9. !. NJ
10. y. ..,,..s
Inere sa pietiy Herman story q pnna 9anI
wno. even unoeF mllloIlune. ~ ,n-ppy
Py 70 wIis he psssIGnaley loyeai nes voice M 20.
bssnsv ,-hch ihsd ~ II besn nanle.s ~, va n. ~
iect n his deislrv A nbrsiei.n e,me. snd
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,~h;rS bs chsfl- Ssi,sd - Il ,snnid s.,.llS f-.
y ss-s -, ~ io,sIS f.s,n,., A. M IN ~
iooks snd sees sce hideous n nolin,ssi fie Il
restored u sish. NM M h.nniness 4 over. n
~, ~ ~. Si,,o,,e an, rr',-i ,,Ss-,, n
Erns-,er,s Z = Il. *, IA ~ ~
~,
Mr. Winslow, q North Chrolin., y speech
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II e dog cheap. Some persone are always
boasting what brave things they would DO in Ger
tain contingencies which they know WIN notrr
happen. a soldier came % Gcnnalo klInandez.
and told him that certain fortress could b Noe
MI N y, ". ~ s.,, y ~. ss on..i ~ s,,.- ~.
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Shield s.

New Orleans Type Foundry, Priu-
IN ters' Furnishing and Commission
Paper Warehouse. No. So GFavier ST.,
opposite Back Place, New Orleans.
Win keep constantly on hand large
ard varied assortment Of Tyre ana
Presses. Card and Paper Cutters !;
News. Book anu coiored Inks OF all
kinds Printers' Blanks, Gard and
Card Boards !; EnameIled and China
Cards and Card Buards News, Book.
Note, Letter, Cap, Glazed and other
Papers az also every article used in
a printing establishment. AL Of which
will be ecld af manufacturers prices.
"a TNOS. III. SHIELDS.
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SHE.RTFF'S SALE.

g tate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
NJ In the District Court, No. 1886.
jesse Saxton VS.. James O'DanieI.
By virtue of a writ of fieri facias is
sued out of the Honorable the District
Court of the Parish of Bossier. in the
above entitled suit and to me directed.
| have seizedand will proceed TO sell
at public auction, at the Court house
door in the town of Bellevue, Barish
of Bossier, on the first SATURDAY,
the 9TH day of April, A. p. 1860, be-
tween sthe hours ef 10 o'clock A. H.
and 4 P. NJ, the following described
properey, to-wit :
The east half of the northeast quar-
ter of section thirty Ave 1851 aud the
west half of the northwest quarter Of
section thirty six 1861 all in township
twenty-three (23) of range eleven III
containing one hundred and sixty
$1,000 acres.
Seized as the property of james O.
Daniel, and to be sold to pay and sat
isfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled salt
Terms of Sale--Cash, with bene 6t
appraisement. 81 a
Bellevue, February 81, 1860.
PHILO ALDEN,
n35 Cts $16 Sheriff.
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WAR NEWS.

II aving concluded to quit the Com
IL mercial business, and being de-
termined to wind up my old business.
it would be we'll. yea it is iadispensa sable,
that those who are indebted to ME in
any manner, should come forward and
make immediate payment, for | am
compelled 10 have the COOL CASH in
any event. While it viii be exceed
ingly unpleasant to me, to have to sue
my old customers and friends, yet
:. Misrepresentation is one Of the first
laws of nature" ta
Mr. LSwindle will be my successor
at this place, who viii keep on hand a
complete assortment of Medicines, and
he also has a fine lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which he will sell at remarkably low
rates.
I take great pleasure in recommend
ing Mr. SwindIe to the good citizens in
and around Plainyille. as a good bust
ness man, and gentleman, but he is
too well known to nee any recommen-
dation at my hands.
Feeling exceedingly grateful to the
citizens in this vicinity for their kind
patronage heretofore, bestowed ON me,
| now ask continuation of theis
patronage to my successor, who well
merits it.
A. H. HEARNE.
Plainville, March %, 1860. 40
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PRINCES
~-- q x 4 " L 4 5
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.


BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
Leather and Finding Store.
On south corner Texas and Market SITS.
SHREVEPORT.
ID cots and Shoes oil every description
ID and of the best quality. made TO
order, at short notice. and al as low
prices as the iimes will permit. A large
stock Of Boots and Shoes will always
be kept on hand TO accommodate GUS
TONERS from distance. and others who
prefer TO purchase in that way.
ALI work lrom this establishment
warranted, and satisfaction fully guar
anteed. For further particulars, please
call and examine for yourself.
Also a foil and complete assortment
o. the best kind OF Boot aud Shoe ma
ferials, Findings, Skoe-nakers' tools,
DC, always on hand, and for sale III
New Orleans prices, freight and
charges added.
vi n4O P. BRINCK.
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WAR ON THE ABoLITloNlsTs.

TTyhe Southern Monitor perna-
Il nentIy located in the North, keeps
up it's FIRE on The AboIiiionists. The
Monitor is an eight page paper, and
gives the latest and most interesting
details of the Foreign News
II Is, besides, family Journal, con-
tanning stories. essays, poetry, &C. &c
TERMS or UBscRIPTioN--fN ADVANCE.
For Monitor alone, 81 90
= and two illustrated
hooks--Wild Western Scenes,
and the - War PATH 2 90.
Postage on the books will be paid by
tie publisher Of The s. nj. Address,
MIC J. B. JONES,
Ed. Southern Monitor. Fhilad., Pa.
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STRAY SALE.

" strayed before G. N. Collins, J. P.
IL BY w p. Anderson, on the 18th
day of December 1889, and will be sold
before the Court house door IN the town
Of Bellevue, on Saturday The 2lss day
Of July nexr, for cash, the following
described animal fo-wit:
One dark Brown, MARE MULE,
FIVE wears old, and appraised at ont
hundred and thirty ave dollars. The
owner Of ssald animal ia requested to
come forward. prove property, pay
charges, &c.
January 18th, 1860.
WI. HILL.
n29 Stray Master.
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HOWARD ASS0 CLIFTON,
PHILADELPHIA.

PhiLAUEAFh1Ae
A benevolent Institution established
III by special Endowment. for the
Relief of the sick and distressed, afflict-
with Virulens and Epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the care OF dieases;
Of the sexual organs. Medical advice
given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon, 10
all who apply by lette-. with descrip-
lion OF their condiIion--age, occupation,
habits oil life, &e.,-and in case OF ex-
Ersme poverty, Medicinesfnrnished free
Of charge. Valuable Reports on the
new Remedies employed in the Dispen-
sary, sent TO the afflicted in sealed en-.
velops, free Of charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. j. Skillin Houghlon,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association.
M. Q south ninth street.. Philadelphia,
Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
e. d. tlsARTwELL, Pres't.
Csc. FAiRcHiLD, Sec'y. n3l
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SHREVEPORT ANp VICKsBURG
Stage Line.

wMessrs. Gibson & ChafIe have es-
w tablished a Tri-weekIy Line Of
-Four t4o Sc Coaches from The terminus
of the Vickshurg, Shreveport and Tex
as Railroad 10 Shreveport, la.
We shall always keep on hand extra
coaches at The railroad depot 10 prevent
DELAYS. Time through each way, %
DAYS. Through tickets from Vickshurg
TO Shreveport, S26 90.
There are forty miles Of railroad COM
oleied, and the work Is progressing
rapidly ia the Mississippi swamp.
GIBSON & CHAFFE,
vi no Proprietors.
]. H. LoFToE, Agent al Bellevue.
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OF sit down, slt down, now-eat
drink aud be merry, every mothers
son Of ye," cried Pat to bis guests
Make yourself at home; | am at home
and jiss wish ye were every Que OF ye
that sarne.
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To- An eminent rider has undertake
en-, for heavy wager, to ride the we'll
known horse Chestnut against the Gel
cbrated horse Radish. LIE will use the
saddle of mutton and the spurs Of ne
oessity for the occasion.
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STEAMER GRAND DUKE.

FEyhis magnificent passen- 49, .
Il ger packet has re- IS &c IN
sumed her regular trade to Shreveport,
as through navigation has opened -
those who have Travelled upon this no.
bic str amer will admit that her aeeom-
rnoda ,ious surpass those OF any boat on
Red River. The Grand Duke will run
regularly in the Shreveport trade, as
ling as ia vigation will permlt--leaving
Shreveport every other Saturday, as
feIIows
On s uurday, April 7, at 5o'cleck. P. NJ.
/" 81, !"
a 81 %. IS
Making regular trips thFougout the
entire season. according 20 the time de-
eighated in the above sceduie. 40
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SUCCE SSIDN NOTICE.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
- Clerks office, 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that benjamin
F. Ratcliff, tutor to the minor heirs Of
w. w. Felps, deceased, has this day
fled in the Office of said Clerk his an
nnal accounts as tutor aforesaid. Now,
therefore this is to admonish all per-
sons concerned. that if opposition is not
made thereto with n the time proscrib-
ed by law, the said accounts will be
homologated and made the judgment
of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal of
office, at Bellevue, this 21st day of
March A. ID. 1860.
- THOS. n. BRADEN,
80 5ts Sc Deputy Clerk.
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WAR AGAIN DECLA Ed.

II hereby notify the public, or all
H. that is indebted to j. NJ. Jones,
that they are again requested to make
immediate payment by next Monday,
fthey don't want to pay cost. / have
placed in the hands of w. II. Hill and
r. w Turner, all matters of collection.
If you curse me, curse and be did,
for I am sued myself, and promises
does not pay my honest debts.
Call ut either or both of their Offices
and you will find your papers
SO If j. NJ. JONES.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

a Just arrived with choice -
- lot of Virginia, Carolina a
IN and Georgia Negroes, con- Il
- sisting of field hands. cooks, ~
house servants, washers. ironers, and
seamstresses and viii be receiving
fresh supplies during the season, which
| offer for sale low for cash, or ap-
proved paper.
Ls- Located in Shreveport,on Milan
Street, in Major Tally's new building,
a few doors below the Commercial
Hotel. and near Howard, Tally & Co.'s
90 GEORGE j. PITTS.
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III The most oencurie'as are gener-
ally the least judicious, who having
nothiug to recommend themselves,
will be finding fault with Others No
man envies the merit Of another, who
has enough Of his cwng-Rule of Life,
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GEO. a. PIKE.

~ cneral agent, 8ason Rouge, La
~ Imranlediate attention given 10
collection Of salaries, claims against
the State; bills OF exchange, slrafts
and accounts; also the entry of Land.
Information witheut charge.