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WELLNeTON, April 26, 1850. d
.EDrToRs LEADER The Wellington Guards
(~vOlunteers) are ret here waiting impatiently
for orders to march to camp-why it is they
do not receive orders2 The members of the
company are all large, well proposioned men,
Intelligent and eager for active service, well
knowing what responsibilities are attached
to such work. They have most of them left
good situations and subjected themselves to
almost constant drill SINGS their organization,
calculating that when ordered into camp
they may be among the first transferred into
active service.
And let me assure you that all of Us who
are acquainted with them know that if
ordered to defend Washington via Baltimore
having their arms placed in their hands,
they will not only attempt the passage
through that city, but will go through or
de. This is the unanimous resolution Of the
fine company, one hundred and forty strong,
Their officers elect are 3. 5, LOveoY
Capt. G.=H. Hover, IstHt F.S. Case, I'd 1t
Capt Lovejoy is & fine soldier, having seer.
Eve years military service with the celebrated
Seventh New York Regiment P. DIS.
F~1SDEAT, O., April 26; 1851.
Ed. LEADER:-We want to let you know
what we have done in Hancock. We have
raised three companies of volunteers-Co! A.,
Capt. J. Wilson Col, Capt. Walker Co. C,
Lowell, who are well drilled, and are now in
aeamp NiebIng awaiting orders from Gov.
Depnison to march aByvEzs. Three thou
sand dollars hsgs bssn given bg our citizens
to support the hmiies OF volunteers; also a
purse Of 500 each given to the Command
ants Of the several companies. Two more
companies are being organized. But one
party here, and that party of the Constitution
and Union. Our boys will take gOOdlmusi-
clans with them. Splendid flags were pre-
sented to the companies by our brave women.
Also blankets, and every comfort desirable.
In great haste, yours, &C.
ISRAEL GREEN.
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remain very truly yoursi
WIN. DENNISON,
Governor OF Obi

70 Hon. GEO. HATcH, Mayor of Cincinnati.
While we know that Gov. Dennison wrote
the above response with a full knowledge o.
the responsibility Of his position, and while,
as governor of Ohio, be perhaps could not
have written otherwise, still we earnestly
hope and believe that the citizens Of Ohio
will not feel bound to act upon bis sugges-
tons. II we know the temper Of Ohio, its
citizens will stop every piece of ordnance or
small arms which they have reason to believe
is going To our enemies.
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s~topDIns Of Provisions for Washihston.
The Baltimore Republican secession shse)
Of Thursday last, says:
Information was this morning lodged a,
The City Hail to tie edectzthat on Tuesday
night several large droves of beeves were
driven from the cattle scales, nsar the city
limits, and out the road toward the Relay
House of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Their destination was supposed to be Wash
ington. This morning other droves were pre-
pairing, bus an order from headquartes here
was sent forth to stop them.
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DIED.

r In Saturday, at noon, at bis residence IN New
burgh, HARVEY PORTER, aged 67years.
Funeral on Monday, the 18th, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
On Saturday, the 9th inst, RICHARD HILL
lard, Jr., only child OF Richard, and Evelyn s.
billiard, aged years, s mouths aud 5 days.
Funeral tomorrow Tuesday, at P M.
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brooks s. o. s e. WarBUILD-
I'D IRIS, Aho ManuactqrenH q Qoors, Blind,
Gothic work. dPartcuiar Gantion paid % Fittfna
al ssores. FactoT On DiFaiou sire5E nsar CsatS
llo1Es U8Yohnd, Dhjo nolesc1
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9rags aaa %t1editines.
8apEr Sam0imQs.
100 O00R ROLLS WALL PAPER


War has been declared and Secession Is tina ordsr
Of tno day and now Is the time for an tidy house,
keepers 70 socedo from dirty and smoky Walll. an
coerce on them with ; rush, neE VAIL PAPER.
thereby improving their homesi ard most Of 81, toe
100000 ROLLS NOW READY
90 low that al can get them.
TIE COST Is MERE NOTHING. q
We are now ready TO sell french, Engliah and
American vail papers from 50 TO Is per cent. below
Peeyiou1 prtce1s and would most RESPECTFULLY invite
ali o look upon cur stock before buying, for in
qnauty u goods and the length Of pieces We can
giTethe Utmost satisfaCtiOn. our Eoods Ginning di-
Fscty nom the factories, We thereby SAVE one pnont.
Asoa large assortment Of Shades Of every T9rle-
GOLD BANDS. &C. sc,
2 Aiso5ust opsaed q beautimll los Of
@ D r N I O E 8
with Bands, Loops, &c., to match C0ads ana las
sells In endless variety. PAPER hanging done at
short notice Inexperienced workmens and az re sen
Also, We would take nice Jobs Of painting gain
ing aud varnishing at fair and remups-atIe rates.
No d To Dealers We would invite thsir s~ttssitoa
70 " large stock. ar8.
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Miasmahe Cntoies.

~ "|
We are euRblod here TO offer the community a
remedy which, while 1t cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity, Such q remedy Is Invaluable in districts
whore these affecting disorders prevail. This
FCURE" eNpels the miasmatic poison OF FEVER AMI
AGUE IRON the system, and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, il taken on the first approach
Of its premonitory symptoms. Il is not only the
best remedYe ever ye discovered for this class OF CON-
plants, but also th cheapest. The large quantity
We supply for a doll n brings Il within the reach u
every body and IL bilious districts, where. FEvEn
AND AGUE prevails every body should have it and
use II freely both for a cure and protection. A graHf
superiority Of this remedy over any other lis.
covered for the speedy and certain cure Of I~nternif.
tents is that IL contains n0Quinine or mineral, con
seQuently II produces no qulnism or other injuriS US
effects whatever upoh the constitution Those cUred
by it are left ~ healthy as If they had never had tue
disease. ~
Fever and Aeue is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmic poison. A great variety Of disorders
arise fF6m Its irritation, among which are Neuralgia,
Rheamdttsm, GouL Readaehe, BliHdaess, 10othaehe,
Eardchet Cdtarrh, Asthma, PqLpitaGOH, Painful Afees
Ton, of he Spleen, Mysteries, Pun ~ lie BoiOeb, Colo.
Paralysis, and DerdAgenea Of he StomGch. an oi
which, when originating in this cause, put on the
iateT1ainet tVpsfOF become periodical. This "CUREi
expels the pOlsenl from the blood, and consequently
cures them all alike. It's an Invaluable protection
10 immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing IN the malarious districts. If takeu coca
sioEaiy or daily while exposed 70 the infection, that
will be eX~ecrated from the system, and cannot accu.
mulate in sufficient quainty to ripen into DISEASE
Hence il is even more valuable for protection than
cure, and tew will ever suffer from Intermittent II
they gyattthemselves OF the protection this rsmedy
Affords.
Prepared by Dr.. } LAYER & Co.. Lowell. Il 3
For Sale by Strong q Armstrong, Cleveland.
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PRIVATE DISEASES


with All bad effects sr1sinE thersifOm. Including
DEBlL ITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
BE has succeeded In curing cases In this city, some
OF whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
least particle OF benefit. go 800
some College In London or Paris, Is perhaps some
others do 4oT the purpose Of ensharing the innocent,
and Who bod gut great sZgsetationq never to be re-
this, that he is able 70 give entire satisfaction to
those who repos8 condolences ia his ability and intaQ-
Ety, and thai he has perfsctedan American system
don or Rsr1si or any patent medicine to equal for the
radical cure Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or
d~erangements, both mental and physical, arising
nom sexual or secret abuse
pr. G1BSON also claims for his new % the
following advantages over all others yet discovered.
and nrst, the agents 9seder IN no Lnpect disagree
Mercury nor any other dsietsrious drug. Secopdly
no restrictions in diet or businessi "a required; Third,
hospital in the Unitsd States and damonstrate TIE
immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known to the world IN point Of prompt
ness, permaneney, midness, safety and oonvenience
j. GIBSON is permanently located IN Cleveland.
and has during the past nine months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of treatnent. References can be giVento
Boston, New 1orE, and other cities in regard to
skill and integrity in All profassional transactions.-
Dyspepsia, Rhusmatisu5 HcrufulH and al chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
- Medicine sent to any part Of thu country on
3. 6TBs0Eis New Wdrk on Physiology for sale
- d q rJGIBSON,
Professor Of Eeetn0potAy end Medicine,
Onies No ~ Ontario street, up stairs, 3 feV
Once hours from 10 Il and ron z to 5 O'Clock
aally, 1Sundays excepteda aue9
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ataiFiues.
SoRoFULA, OR KINe's EVIL,

0[ $500 ~ %[AH N[4 #
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS.
IL EASE. a corruption OF the blood, by which this
INTERPRETATION, It peryHdes the whole body, and may
burst out IN disease on any part Of u. Morgan Is
free from Us attacks, nor IS there one which it may
not destroy. Tie scrOtulUus faint Is y%ariOusly
caused by mercurlal disease, 'ow living disord rec
or unhealthy food, impure ar, filth aud hl.hy hab
its, the depressing vices, and, auOveal, by the Yene
ncsl inteeuOn Whatever be its origin, il Is heredi,
tary ~ the constitution, descending iron parents
to children INTO the third and fourth generatiOn;n
indeed, it seems 10 be the rod Of Tim who says, Il
will visit tie mi4uities Of the fathers upon their
children
It's effects commence by deposition from the blooO
Of corruptp OF ulcerOus natter which, in the lungs
liver, and internal organs, is termed Ubercles; IN
the glands, swellingsi and on the surface, %eruptions
OF sores. This foul corruption, which genders in the
lous constitutions not enly suffer from scrOtulOus
complaints, but they have lar less power to with.
stand the alta ks Of other diseases; consequently
vast numbers perish by disorders which, although
not screiulous IN their nature, ans still rendered Ia
SUMPTION whieh decimates the human family has its
origin directly in this scrofulous contamination,
and many desi ructtye diseases Of the liver, kidneys,
brain, and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter OF all our people are scrOfulOus; theIl
persons are invaded by this lurking Injection, and
their health 10 undermined by il. To cleanse II trUm
tive medicine, and inyigorate it by healthy food and
exercise. Such a medicine We supply IN
A Y Err S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF S~ARsAPARILLA,
the most e~fectual remedy which the medical skiiIO
Onr times can devise for this everywhere prevailing
aud fatal Malay. 1t is combined from the most nc
tive remedials that have been discovered for the eN-
p~urgatiOn Of this foul disorder from the blood, and
the rescue Of the system from its destructive cOnse-
Qucnces. Hence IL should be employed for the cure
Of not only S%CrOtula, but also those other a~ftetiOns
which arise from II, such as ERUFTTYl an&
DISEASES, ST. AElH0NY's FIRE, ROSE, or ERrsIPE,
Las, PIMFLEs, PUsTULEs, BLoTCIEs, BLAIRs, nn0
BQus, TUM0Rs, letter and SALT RHUEH, SCAlD
He'd sYPHILIIIo Anc
MERCUhIAL DISEASES DROPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBIls
IrT, and indeed, ALL COMPLATNTs ARISING FRON
NrTIATED- on IMFURE BLOOD. The popular BELLE il
''impurity. Of the blood is founded in truth, iCI
scr5futa is a degeneration Of the blood. The paTtic.
ular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsaparilla is 70 pu-
rity and degenerate this vital fluid, without winch
sound health is impossible IN ami constis
tutiOnB.
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ghgsfFians, &f.
1861.
A PRIL APPOINTMENTS. ,
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. S. G. CLARK

- ~
Rg-No CHARGE FOR CoNsULTATION.~
Having bad twenty years experience IN the prac-
tice Of Medicine, during which tims he has treated
thousands OF patients, In all forms Of acute and
chronic Diseases with unparalleled success, OF
which some Of your friends and neiRhbsra can tes-
tiiy, he Is prepared 10 give relief to all who may
x critical examination ofths urine q the only tru.
and reliable method BY which 70 acquire q perfect
knowledge Of all the Internal organic arrangements
OF the human system.
Any departure from q state Of health Is at once 70
cOgnized In the urine.
Every organ when deranEod, transmits to the kid
neys speculiarfty, and In its secretions Is the truth
reVeased- a EDf.-
Particular attention viii be given to the
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
and all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Diseases, Female DsranRementg OF eyerT
character, viii be treated Withsucoess.
Also will cure old sores, andall eruptiVe disease
Of whatever character they ma be.
BE makes use OF universal
B0TANfCAL REEEDIESI
10 OALOMEL, or other deleterfous Drugs are used.
All communication must be directed to
s. G. CLARK, n. D.,
mar2l;o9lw Cleveland, Ohio.
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DIOR RFNT-THE ROOFS NOW
Q 7 3 S !.

For Sale-a lot Of BREWER and NonrarisI Tyne.
Imposing Stones, Gases, esasgs, and everything
complete for printing liT and wesEy ueEapgpsr,
with the eneepticn d . pres1 which wiz BE- sold st
an extraordinary brrgail.
-Eg-For particulars cslr the Leader7 Count
ing Room. iebe1-Rli
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M A THE UNDERSIGN-
I'M Ed having formed a partnership for the man
ufacture OF MALT, and having erected on Michigan
street. in this City, a urge and connections building
for That purpose, are now prepared 10 supply the
consumers Of Malt at all times and on the most Tea
1ToAsH PAID FOR NO. I BABLEY.Ea
N. NJ. & B.. L.. SPANGLER.
Cleveland, Fsbruuy 4, is6l:RB
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short and sweet
WAsHmeTON, April 90, 1851.

WINFIELD SCOTT
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PLANTING N MIssI>sIfPL-Ihc bcauti-
ful spring weather OF the past week has
infused new life into everything mortal.
In all sections Of this and the adjoining
counties, actual f,ll-work is now vigo.-
CusIy pushed forward, and ere this papei
reaches lis readers in distant States the
bulk Of the heaviest corn crop ever planted
in Mississippi VI. be in the ground. 4
new order oi;h;ngs having been establish
ed in our political relations, a new era h
also DAMNED in other important matters
This part Of Mississippi, at Ira.t, commel-
cos the season Of 1861 fixed in the deter
inina.iau to iire at home.--Ecyno1I "a
caLIc GIL
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Communicate. y,;y

g WAS COMMITTED 70 n, Ian - ,I;.
20 Parish on Friday the 2-d inst. a na.,,o
* woman named ANNA. and saws 81, he.
longs to VIM Chimes, living on Rcd River. ahout
'"Eiy mites below 'lr town of Alexandra.
description The said woman is 81 black com
pi'Ni"h; about ~ yeas OF age isnd abou; ) &c, :
inches high.
Vow therefor, .ho Owner Of The said slave : ~.
Gn''''d 10 come forward, PRIV, property. nav
caar- and take her away OF ,hi win b.. d II,
win according 60 law : y MOTT
mor!}-if. H.
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The New TERRwoRiEs.-At the late
session Of Congress three new Territories
wero organized. Their names and bounda-
rieS arc TINS nstioed by the Cincinnati En-
quirer:
= The new territory Of Colorado embraces
tle famous Pixies Peak mining region, and
includes parts Of Kansas Nebraska and
Eastern Utah. 1t has an area Of about one
hundred thousand square miles, and con
tains about twenty-five thousand inhabi-
tants.
Nevada is taken from western Utah and
California. It includes the new silver mi
ming Washoe region. and tire no less IA
NOUS Carson Valley. .
Dakotah. which is taken from what was
formerly the territory Of Minnesota, lies
Immediately south Of British America,
west Of Minnesota and Iowa, and north
and east Of Nebraska. 1t has al area of
seventy thousand square miles.
All these territories are organized upon
the Douglas principle Of non-interyention
and popular sovereignty, so far IA slavery
is concerned. The republicans having a
majority in both Houses, made no attempt
to carry Gu, their distinctive principles Of
the Wilmot Presiao, or prohibition Of sia-
very in the territorial bills. The adoption
Of the democratic idea Wss sensible upon
their pant.
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Dose t6r Sex Ete,Aant--A dose Of
medicine, composed Of two pounds of cam
phor dissolved in three gallons Of whisky,
was given to Van Amburg's elephant Han
nibal, the other day. This dose is about
equal to twenty drops Of the sam, mixture
to human being. Oh whisky Hannibal IA
e1tIavagautlv fond.
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.... The Paris tIIl) Sentinel puts the
contents Of The Peace Conference ComTro-
mise in nutshell, as follows: 1T gives
away three-fourths Of the territories t. the
eboitiouists 10 be free forever---and gives
the South the right to 4 law suit before Il
Black Republican judged FOR the other
fourth"
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% IL - V q =. Z > ~
Iron Screw and Joint Lever Cotton
Press.
FA7lIE JmGcrs' rund would respectfully inform
' th' ci.iz.l- "f the parishes Of Rauides. Match
Fo"h.S and Sahir". tla' t- is proprietor Of this
celebrated cotton press, and is prepared To furnish
planters with individual rrit- to this tery vaiu-
at" press, ard viii give al necessary instruction
N reg n to p;t;ins it up ready for Use.
:. PNIFER
Mansfield, D-Soto Parish la.
= model OF this Yr-ss can Le seen Nv ap-
lAI ! sis Office.
ALEXANDRIA, L., Sept. 9Th 1860.
y. HITTIE--Si y--I OF wish ~. 20 rive Won
ny 'Puhou - the Provost lion Sc, and Lever
Cotton Pres, which you have just put mp Tor me
After trying il 70 my satisfaction, | can recon-
mend II 10 all As q superior Cotton Press
THOS. NEAL
ALEXANDRIA, La. March 9Th, 1850
Mr.. SiI.AS PHFER-De0r Ssr--Nou wish nv
opinion Of the Provost Screw and Lever Cotton
Press, which You pnt up On my plantation. Ii IS
thr very thing the planters have been wanting in
this section Of the country. 1t is without exccp-
ton Ire best press ever used or saw in use. there
fore mhasita-iu-lv ~av to all planters who are in
want of q Cotton Press, to get you 10 furnish tho
Provost Press Yours Tmy,
sep>-tf j. NJ WELLS
4 ,ENTLEMEN'S Clothing for Fall and Win
~ trr. III suits or separate, Of every variety Of
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Besides 'hc plaid which Obj Abe word
As be passed on tmovg. Baltimore,
\ feather, zoo, W., pap n.e;ght,
The ch.eitain,s usIh-but ABS was VIII
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FIRST IMPORTATION!
DIRECT FROM CUBA!

Il Undersigned would respectfully announce
." tie lovers Of FINE CIGARS, that he has
rs; received direct from Havana 1900 Cigar,
Of tn choicest brands. such as REGALIA. Ia
FAIETTE, CEYANTES, etc, etc. Call and
test their quality.
80 e " HrTAPTr
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: Rapides stable.

TEk undersigned would respectfully info,
= tbe public, that he has taken charge of th|
f.ose named stable, situated on Third St. wed
q lps zee House Hotel, where he is prepared Il
- 'o 'est care OF Horses, etc, which may 81
entrusted TO his care.
ieb<-tf RQB'T IRVING. Pro-,;sso-
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Election, Proclamation
BY
T FL Q NJ n 8 O. IL O Q r u
GOVERNOR or TIE STATE o. Ii UIs3ANA

ExECUglvE OFrrcr BagrY RouGE.
To The Sheliifs Of be Parih 81 Caloa leu, IA
pid.s, Sabine, Nstchitos - DeSots. Caddo
Bc.sisr, Claibornc. Bie1si,r, Cadw u, Union
Onscn.ts, Nor h0use ,jsa On = ankiB, Cats
hous. Madison. Carroll ard Y Inn
WHEREAS, 1t is pros ided ~ law ;ha' QUE As
socist: justice cf tie Sup-rpe Cont Of Lousi
ana sl.ll be- elcc.sl Wy tn, Fourth Supreu
Court District. composed Of thu above name.
Parishes, on the Erst Monday Of AfiI, '-6l
Now, therefore, you are herooy directed to cause
said election 70 be held in youI respective rsrshes
en-
Monday the LIST day Of l.ptl 1867,
the election for District Judgos, tc c' Tue no.
ice Of said election % the qualified :. and ~
conduct and make returns Of the Sal. 81 ali re-.
poets according to the requirement, o. NV.
Given under my hand and the Snal 81 he Sta
o. Louisiana, this lth day 81 March. 4. ID. i-6I
By the Governor, THOS. @ MOORE.
PINY d. HARRY, Secretary Of State.
In obcdience to the above proclamation, notice
is hereby given that the polls VIII b. opened a.
the several election precincts IN the Parish of Ia
piGes from the hour Of 2 O'Clock 4. NJ, till
O'Clock p NJ, on Monday the first dag oi Api
A. d.. 1861, for the purpose Of receiving the I-g
votes OF the Parish Of Eap!d-s foI one Associate
justice, f.. the Fourth Supreme Cou.j D:sI.c.
composed Of the above named paii-Ess
The Commissioners Of Elections sppaintcd oy
the Police jury, notified to b. pI s.n: At tr-.r
resp ctivc precincts ard conduct tEe sa., -, c..ya
and make returns according 10 law.
SLeuT5 Ohce, Alex, March l3tn, So.
icar<j " J. NAL. Sl--E.
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NOIIl,t.


TUE cc-uartncrship heretofore existing un1e.
the firm 81 H. k,rdaii Cater, 4 Co.. expires
tI, day by iiuG;s'ion. The commission busincs.
will be settled mp by II. Kendall Garter, and the
cotton gin business by Daniel i'ratt.
II. Kendall. CARTER,
DANIEL PRATT.
New Orleans. October J, l,5J
THE Cotton iactorarc and Commission busi.
I ness win be continued as heretofore by H.
Kendall Garter.
I SHALL continue to furnish Gin Stands rs
a heretofore at the old stand, j. St CHARLES
street My Office is ON the second floor, No. 6
Gin Stands constantly kept on ahnd TO supply
customers. | DO not dcriu it necessary 10 say
anything of the merits Of nay Gin Stands, 81, sell
lul0 81 more annually. which are distributed
thronch nearly the whole cotton growing country.
Not being able to supply the demand the las. seq
son, am extending M factory SO as 10 be ,ul-
II 4 to make 1900 Stands newt season, AMI shall
Therefore be enabled to supply the demand
promptly.
au6-lyr. DANIEL PRATT
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500 EeEWARD,

@ ~" a1oy' ward wi. De pad Nv tlla NJ.
- "''>sn'a, G"r th- apprrh. n.ior ana .,,;,.
~ 'Iy IN jail # caught on, # ,l STAT. tts,
-, 81 mon ~ !he ,'ayr '.cr.h i as follows .
= - .i'S'i< is"h- aF'd a|ou, 10 years. :
e. j. 'ttS nigh, comps khan v,ry black.
Ibis tNaloti ccar>) Parish. and Jsliv.i II,
plantation oi IN iha jail of this Parish.
p mij-tf T n DfCEEp-O>-
tosr Joycou@e 81 rilss t.,'o-- ~,,,hi,ort..
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STECENSIONEALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
rs at. OF John l.. Davis, d.cyascd.
. ElCESJANT 80 decree a+thr H.l. h D.
il uic; lou.t, in AMI for th. Pa i-.loi Bapii;s
stat of Loui%iaua, barring date ;hc list day oi
February, A. u. I-0., and directed 20 tn Sheriff
# tht ia:j,h If RAPIDS, via >..l at PUBLIC
AUCTION al III. Count Hons. Go4. in ia, .uUi
t Alexandra, On
saturday, 3Gtfl dly oC1garcls. 1862,
.ety IL 81. lau.5 prescti5 ! by law al thc right
'H and .l'a,.s, ,f tie succession ia and 70 tie
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