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LIVER COMPLAINr.

DR.. Hunphres: t5,S
ear SIT don't Know what to say make You know how
feel for those boxes Wghs ssuthern indian
aeeetabe Fills You gave After HAVING suffered for n
many years and thought going to get my health
peworh one good days work now as strong and HEAR
as ever was In a and that too after triad
ning else ever heard getting all kinds Of doctors
could toll me was affection the liver bat cold MI
H. although God knows took enough Of their
= prayers Of poor man like will help You
tor, you have NINE 's,es s VIZ
s5 Yours, gratefully and truly, y!
W JOHN W. SIMMONS.
Tor circular Of these Pills contains full and ntar
estins facts with important to the sick and
complete directions for Of the Pills and a
cara 70 females which every of the sex ought to read
WRlGHTs SOUTHERN INDIAN vIatsEr- s
"a ABLE PILLS ri y.
Are manufactured expressly for nae in the .fs
CONFEDERATE sl y STATES OF AMERICA,
unds the direction Of DR. JONI wetcnr N -,
Pharmaceutical ll Laboratory, Now Orleans 5..t
6 J..wR1aHr 4 CO.,
s Sole Propr.stors, q. q.
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IS. " For Recorder OF the First District
y . candidate for Recorder Of the First
District. Election. june ?. 1882 I ana anta
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To the Friends
OF HERN RoGREss
DE BOWS REVIEW.
To the Friends

Win the January number begins the reh Of this
monthly which the only Southern that has ever s
tanned itself amid all dscouragemens which has consist
emily for fifteen exhibited resources and tie
rights and duties of this section Of the Union @
In the present times appeals confidently for greatly en-
arged circulation and for prompt from all
NOW IS the time to send on by mail for year
and as Abolition journals discontinued subscriptions
will be turned into home channels.
TERMS, So PER ANNUM
'p' 'of'
riSe copies for
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Back numbers, volumes be supplied.
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Provost Marshal's ONCE; Third District,
ia New ORLEANS, April 10, 1862
Those who have been registered at this ocs are m
oal for their certificates that they NAV not be IN n
brought before for contumacy
I apl 2p6p PIERRE SsJJLE provovt M.rsha, 5
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Drn u

city, onthe 18Th instant the wife OF Hugh Macdon
aid Esq., oil Daughter still bora - ',''sI t' y
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Boots, Shoes and Rrogasss,
At wHoLEsALG.
Plantation, supplied with primo Dtchins BOOTS, Kr.es
bAoaAfs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf, strav sarpsaob,
aATs, stthelowess nuarke.p riess. by
FROST co.,
No. 10 Magazine street. New osls.rs
Stats. Caps. ETC.. at Wholesale.
ne st ans
Fnr, Cashmere, Panaa Straw Palm Leaf nsxca-
and Wool HATS. asthelowsst market pricss.b By
4 FROST d CO.,
a iyE 9p&W 10. 10 MaRaz1na street Nsvorie.ns
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Ha,,.s, sIaes aud Shoulders.

For sale wholesale, account the Safety Committee
HARRIS, BEReIER b co,
Il aps 2pM New n told Sd Tchouptoulas 1t
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Troops fos. the ETsNs..
INDEPENDENT: BATTALION.
Detailed for Active Frontier Service.

/ CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA /,
s = #'S, ,s5ss WAR DEPaRrNEsT, 7TT7F7T 7Sf
Richmond, April 3, 1861.
Col. j. EDMoNsroN, Louisiana zgS55ts
sr-The authority heretofore conferred upon YOU to raise
battaiion is hereby extended thirty days from its expiration
within which time authorized increase the Baaos
TO a full Regiment =. arglg-c-s f. ~
Your obedient servant,
GEO. W.sRANDoLPH,
~ Secretary of War.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA )
7-.. l-. r.@zs- WAR DEPARTMENT, .F
Richmond, Feb 20, 1862
oo' y. EpaoSsroN, 4s Carondelet street. New Orleans
sYour letter has been received also copy of tho same
refer ed 10 tho President
u pursuance Of provisions Of Act OF Congress- authorize
accept ana muster in volunteers for three years. or the
upon inspection by medical oicer0 well as
ny companies to rendezvous them and snb,ist Them Nv
fequS'on upon the Gommssay Department until The COMMA
MES full and the Battalion organized As soon as the Rat
talon organized, will report to this DEPARTMENT that
commissioners may be issued, and the Staff appointed.
Respectfully, ~
J. r. BENJAMIN,
e. y f .r -'@N- Secretary of War
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scott's Cayatry Regiment.
Fassn,a,a's Cotton Press,


We prepared dray forward all freehtfs,
shipment per Jackson Railroad s45$1S 81 &
,.Is Al. WILLIAMS Il FAssmAN. I
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Ill G s4'lLL11'Ht Is MANS CHIEF DLEss1Na
= Oh, Happiness, how Far We tiee
From thy own paths in search of thc,,
r IRON a. Health, ny own pure fount, wo stray
Nor dodeivan Instincts eer obey
TOO proud from Natures self to learh
NATURES own remedies we spnrn.n
WR1GHT's SOUTHERN INDIAN vna,,,,
ABLE PILLS
ARE OFFERED 70 rna PEOPLE or IA.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
u Asa
PURE 'i siMrLE. HARMLESS, AND NATURAL ALTER.
TIVE AND BLooD.ruRtFIER @"A
.HnALTn IS mAxs,s e 1. nInssIaa
WR1GHTs SOUTHERN INDIAN vnar,,
ABLE PILLS 80 y 'NNf
rohE' siMFLE, HARMLESS, AND NATURAL AIrRp.
TIVE AND BLooD.PUR1FIER s@ "A

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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

ill-breeding, he had none. This rebel I
lion must be put down, treasoa be
made odious, and trhitors impoverished
and punished. The strong arm Of the
Government must fall heavily and terri.
bly, onthe heads Of the men who brought
this war on the country. For one, I
am resolved to stand by my Govern.
msnt, at whatever personal risk. |
have enlisted for the war, and will not
60 back. I expect to receive in the
future, as l have received already.
much obloquJ and abuse. | know
that am assailed with 6endish malig-
nifty Even to-day, l received dis
patch from one high in authority,
warning me that a band of assassins
are on my track. How or whers they
mean to strike, l know not. They are
a craven, dastardly set, who cannot
look you in the eye, and who do their
work from behind your back, or in
the dark, or by poison. Some wretch
even now may be skulking in this
crowd awaiting a chance to do the deed
to which his master has bribed him. I
defy all this venom and malignity.--
Suppose the assassin succeeds. what
then ? What have they obtained ?
What signifies one life when the life
ofthe nation is at stake2 Even from
the blood of the patriot armies, pat.
riots will arise, and the blood Of the
martyrs will become the seed of the
church. In vain the threat of the as.
sassln's dagger or the poisoned bowl
for patriots dntimidated will be blessed
by posterity. Awake to your duty, Ten
nesseeans Come up to the gloriou.
work of saving your country. Let us
take long pull, and strong pull, and
apull altogether, and our country shall
stand forth regenerated aud redeemed
and peace and prosperity again shall
bless our borders.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

THE CRoPs,-All the Information we
can gather concerning the crops in this
region is to :hs effect that the yield is
the largest we have had for mauy years,
The wheat, barley aad rye crops are inn
mense, the grain fun and plump and
but little injured by either rust or smut.
Oats are not quite SO 6ne, but more than
an average crop will be reaped. Thegc
ssyet . good chance for cora, though
Ahe weather recently has not been ia.
vorable. Our Kentucky farmers Ger.
tainly have no reason 10 complain -
[MaysvilNe Eagle.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

The Memphis correspondent of the
New York Tribune writes
Here, as through tho entire South,
the most violent and malignant seces-
sionists are those of Northern birth.
Even The editor of the Memphis Gree
NADIA Appeal, J. B Dumble, is a native
Of the free soil Of Ohio, who just came
South only few months ago and
brought lstie,s Of epdorsement from me
renegade Congressman, VlAaaai5han'"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

Commodore Foote writes from New
Haven under date of July 3, as follows:
"My health is rapidly improving and
hope soon to bo aaoat again" The
Commodore was complmented on the
Fourth by visit from the Governor
Horse Guards. Major Ingersoll made
him a cOngratulatory address, to which
the Commodore replied, receiving voci
ferrous cheers from the multitude who
had assembled to get a sight at tht
hero.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24
Exaggerated Rebel Reports Abroad.

Exaggerated Rebel Reports Abroad.
Passengers from Europe, who have
just arrived by the Great Eastern, state
that while passing Cape Race that ship
was boarded by the, newsboat, and they
were shown telegrophic dispatches
which had been transmitted to Europe
from Cape Race, giving pretended ac
counts of the results of the late opera
tions in front of Richmond. These
dispatches gave most exaggerated yer
sions of the rebel successes, represent
ing the Union army as almost annihila.
ted, its stores and artillery captured,
and the Federal cause as utterly lost. -
The American passengers on board
were agreeably surprised at the modi.
fed accounts which they received on
entering the Sound.
1t is proper to say that the agent Of
the Associated Press in this city is in
no way responsible for these false des
patches. Private messages nre fre
quently sent from this city by irrespon
sible persons in time to catch the out
going steamers off Cape Race, and the
reports which so much alarmed the pas
sengers of the Great Eastern, were
probably forwarded by secessionist sym.
pathizers.--r IN. Y. Post.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

Before receiving statement Of the
quota which Pennsylvania is to furnish
Governor Curtin began to organise He
has already received voluntary offers
Of over thirty companies, and Camp
Curtin at Harrisburg is filing up with
tho incoming patriots, Tho other
States will respond as uobly, and the
good work socn be brought to its com
pletion
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24
Qotttp.
tFor tue News.
AWAKEN. FREEMENI
nv oNASviLtr.

nv GRANVILLE.
Awaken, Treemen cease yonr sleeping
While our Country means in pain
Can you sluntbsr while she's weeping
Der her patriotic slain7
Listen don't you hear her pleadngi
Forsour aid she loudly plsadsi
swill you see bersorely bleeding,
Ard refuse tho help she nesasi
VIII you now diseruco the hour
when the sirea OF LIBERTY,
Guided by omDiscient power,
Said, ''Tnfs LAND SHALL E'tR ~ FREr"
When, from thousand manly v0iecs,
Rose iho glad and cheering ery:
ave are freo our land reJoieos
Raise our glorious banner bghw
Shall spulless traitors rcnd tho scroll
Our fathers names are written DER?
Aud would you see our hag uproli
Its mingled stars aud stripes no morel
The banner we have loved so long,
oh could you ever brook to see
.Iitrampled by frcnsled throns,
And, plccemeal. borne beyond tho sea7
NIShi WV sValH NNolSu VI Nhluukf
Sadly greeis MS every hour
There our glorious banners trailing
In the dust, by tyrant's powerl
Sadly Ger each hill and valley
Echoes, far and wide, the cry,
''Coms. my children, quickly rally!
Give me aid, or I must die"
LIS. ono moment TO her story;
Let her never ask In vain;
Aud, upon her fields now CORY
With the blood Of thousands slain
With thousands her brave assemble.
And spread onr banners folds on high.
High as the heavens they resemble,
~ Towering Ear up toward the sky
'Tlllevery soul this planet holds,
Though boru and reared tyrant's Stare,
May and protection meath It's folds
And watch II proudly DER them wave.
Till, with the rninbow's dazzling sheen,
This eosigu ofour Liberty
On every huuse-top may be seen,
.st And proudly speak, "TEIs NArtoSs FREEr"
nsvEI O.. JHiy ls, 1862.
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MistNLaNroNs.
HEADeuARTEes ARMY PoroMAc, \
NEAR HAKRGsoN's LANDING,
July 4th, 1862.
Gen. McClellan's Address to his
Soldiers.

July 4th, 1867.
Soldiers e}tke Army oftke Potomac. =
Your achievements of the last ten days
have illustrated the valor and endur
nnce OF the Aniericau soldier Attack
ed by sSpeSJor forces, and without hope
Of reinfecceue yo0 have succeeded
in chaHGiNg your 5ose Of operations by
flank mevemeut, always regarded as
the most hazardous Of military expcdi
ents You have saved all yOur matcri,
al, all yo0r trains sod all yoqv guns, eK-
cept few lost ia the battle taking ia
return asuus aud eelors from the eae
my. UpOu your march you have been
asSailed day nfter day with desperate "a
ry, by men Of the saae race and nation.
skilfully massed aud led. Under every
disadvantage Of uumbcrs, aud ueeessa
rily Of position, you have, iu every eou-
fict, beaten back your foes with enor
nous slaughter. Yoar condaet ranks
you amoOg the celebrated armies Of his,
tory. No O6e will now question that
each of you may always with pride say
al belong to the Array of the Potoasc. !"
You have reached the new base, com.
plete in organiEatioR and aRimpaired in
spirit. The eoemy may at sCy time at
tack you. We are prepared to meet the
enemy who may at oay time attack -
Let them come, aud we will convert
their repulse into 6nal defeat. Your
Government is strengthening yOu with
the resources Of a great people. On
this, our National birthday, We declare
to our foes, who are rebels against the
best interests Of maokind, that this
army shall enter the Capital Of tue SO
called Confederacy, that our NationaI
Constitution shall prevail, and thai
Union, which can alone insure internal
security and peace to each State, m ust
and shall be preserved, cost what it may
in time, treasure and blood"
GEO. B, MCCLELLAN.
=.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

Ex.Gov. Boutwell,, just confirmed as
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, will
enter upon his duties immediately. No
man could be better qualified, by high
character and practical business ability,
for administering the very extensive
and co IMPLICATED machinery Of the reve.
nue. bill. He is a Democrat.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

PRENTICE SAYs.-Just look at the
rebel women and compare each counte.
nance with what it was a year ago
Surely there was never such destroy
er of good looks, such a blighter of
beauty, as treason ! Oh ladies, eschsw
it as you would the devil, unless you
wish to be as ugly as he
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

BY an arrival at New York, we have
advices from Nassau, N. p, to the 2Sth
ult The steamer Ovieto, bnilt in Eng.
land for man ,of.war, had been seized
by her Majesty's ship Greyhound, and
a prize crew put on board. She was un-
der command of the notorious Semmos,
mes, lately commander Of the Sumter.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

Foreign born residents will be inter
ested in m act which has just bson
passed by Congress, bestoWing full eisi.
zsuship after one years residence, on
condition n honorable service IN the
army
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

The market price paid fur army sub.
stitutes iu Virginia is eight hundred
dollars. It is too much Precious few
of the rebels oan do eight hundred dol.
lars worth Of lighting
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-07-24

A dispatch from Gen. Lee to JEFF.
Davis announces signal victory, June
2sth. and grieveS to state our (rebeD
loss in officers aud men is great
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nla IFor tho Ncwa
sALLIE Poass aeeept ny thanks for your correct a.
Bwer 10 my last Chaiada pardonmy DELAY
10 sending answer for you're and call e uny drst
n GRERE FlRE-weop h not tho answer this time.
Please answer the following ,t.l-. ITlI1r
fNI" Charade, PSI
in every mopntRn meath thu ann
Nj iiret is eyer found,
- Ine every brock where watera run nelt tt IA
NY secpnd doth abeandi
In every tondrli, plant ana tree,
Ny third you u ever Hnd
To lorn igthff Hot--oan nof be- ft D
An three must he conhined ~
level o., Jals Il, 1882 GRANVILLE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
no1rcE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

s,aeial session Of the Police Jury Of
aar;sh held on Monday the 2lst day of
,ais ah.r. 1861. the following members
Aoss nrssent Labadioie, Braud, ]. l.. Lob
W WEI Tr;nidad. Landry, Allan, Pipes and
ovaads Absent Lennon, Cain, and c. 5.
Lobdell.
co. President appointed J. L. LobdelI,
,,.'a;Jaa aud Landry on a special committee
: axaa,ine the deduction list OF the State
~ Collector, who's afterwards made the sub
,oined report;
the Sherifrs list OF deduction of
e esats Taxes from the roll Of 1860, beg leave
~snort That after die examination, we
f,nnd said list Of deduction correct,
~ : t,at u m. Whi.e, as Sheriff, Or Collector,
I'M 10 have credit on his State Tax roll for
IT, W. nm, q s227 GA, in the following manner:
, Nil TAX. S46 80; Int Improvements tax,
s,,es PoIt tax, 500 00s State tax, S77 IS.
Respectfully submitted,
i. B. Trinidad,
J.Tras. Landry,
James L. Lobdell.
resolution was then offered and passed
aanoe q the relief Of the Sheriff, or Collect
~ 90 far as the cole .tion OF the parish taxes
II u d a. 49,
is concerned.
Resolved. That the sum of fifty dollars in
two insta meuts OF S25 each. be Issued to Fl.
! Hyams, ,arish printer, said amount to be
deducted from his regular pay due LIST Jann
ary next, 1862.
Resolved That the President Of the Po-
Ira Jury be authorized TO issue q warrant of
ma b,ndred dollars, to the order OF the Pres
dent of the Baton Rouge Female Orphan
Asvlum. for maintainance Of Mary and JOS
snbine Zones, for the year ending Feb. 3. 1862.
Resolved. That the President Of the Po-
ice jury be authorized to issue a warrant for
the SUM of s25 to order Of G. 4. Pike, for
amount bill rendered for printing blank bonds,
same to be paid out Of the Volunteer Fund,
Resolved, That the sum Of $50 be allowed
q. Bernard, Jr., for his services as Clerk pro
fem to date.
An account of the sherif7s fol SO was
allowed.
The Jury then Adjourned sine die.
n gTeN,fp. ia. i, G. WOODS,
Clerk. President.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
Cotton ard Sugar Planters,
ATTENTION!

vsaE ATTENTION ef planters Is in @@
vited 10 & stock Of PIQWS. the SSsE
Plgws are made after the patter4 of Halls Pillow !"
than whose none have given more ataetal S~atisfact-
ion Trey are maze At home; and ffr the mo- I pert
of southern material, and N the handiwork Of our
sycaltaF iaaalptio17S Y and the undersigned has no
hesitaney III saying that in POINT Of workmanship,
of finish and If durability, they VIII favorabiy eoia-
pare with any other
The stock is suail, consisting Of about 500 Flows
Of various sizes. comparing with Halls as follows:
Halfs Ne. | Cotton corresponds with our No. !.
. Cane . Il
We lsaqe stili a smaller size intended only for tot
Ton; answering the pnrnose Of . Jack faym, ant far
Superior.
Al orsers aseomparief With The CASH, nili yecsirs
sr0Dapt G!te71tiu. Dealers viii be allowed tie usual
JOSIAH n EISHETER.
nag2 Baton Rouge. Ia.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04

hestana Common Itah, ~
steel Lead aud Zinc.
Rtotk lin. Eclf3ietat
Paints, Oils, Faf}entgAe,@
YataiShes Cora8
) Codk Stoves, eat Gutter.
Corn hellers sausagesta
fers,
!, rat Churns, Pack e Yarn,
Gum Packing, Guns,
Pistols Cutlery,
House Furnishing,
Castings Turtle Sa ",
Files &c
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04

HofToN SFED.-In store and for sale, Boyd's FRO
u lifc, Little Brown, Mexican ana zen, GalI,
Marebl0-y 81.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
S~ilver-Plated Ware, or pure
AIb

AA A1Ee
FTabIe and Tea Spoons.
Table and Desert Forks,
Deeaater stanae,
Wine Castofs. Pie and Fish Knives Cake Baskets
cup. Cream and Gravy IaSles Gard Baskets,
Sugar longs and Shovels,
Mustard spoons and ugar sitter, Butter cups and
pooh Holders,
Cups, Mugs, Molasses jugs, bait poons, Casters,
Butter Knives, Pitchers, Ia lie and Tea Knives
in cases.
aug3i-3w PIPER BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04

tnd mary other articles not to be enumerated IN :,
ausef'lsIment I viii sell as cheap as anF BODY els
and ? great deal eheaper. IF any one qass tions mn
ao,ht5 20 DC so, let him call ard satisfy himselyes
! charge nothing for Inspecting my stock. esneeiai,y
.he Liquor department. FRED. WEBER
aec iafs Ferry Landing. West Baton 2onge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
Cooking and Heating Stoves.

4 MOTHER large invoice of Cooking and Heating
"A Stoves. which In addition 70 our former slock
makes the largest and most complete assortment o. !,
M examine them and compare the quality and PR
ces with oar neighbors before purchasing;
Z i 4 PIPER Dc BRADFUkUE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
Furniture.

WI are daily receiving large additions to cur
wv stock Of furniture and many articles intro
duced Tor the Grst time in this market.
aug 1. ILPER DE- BRADFORD
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New Goods. Fresh Arrival.

hsFE lust received at my establishment. At tbe
Toys,
EH#lt an6ias A
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
Crockery. Crockery.

rS CRATES of best Stone CANA consisting 0
y Plates, Dishes. Ewers ard Basins. Bowls, Cupsf
Mugs. 6rittors, Pfeklez, Naples, Cake stands, Pitch,
ers, &c, at PIPER DC BRADFORD'S.
aug 6.
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DEMoYAL AND NOTICE OF co.

L.H0 -
III ADMINISTRATIONS q SHIELDS Typetoundry
and Printers, Furnishing and Paper Warehouse has
cen removed from the late stand, No. SO Grayierb
street. to No. SO Ggavier street and No. 10 Bank
Place.
Mr.. ARTHUR w. HYATT is admitted q partner 9
the Undersigned. under the firm of TH0S. 4. SHIELDS
Il co, from November LIST, 1860. Nov. .. g, IItf,
TH0S. "a. SHIELDS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
Surfdries.

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TUST Received. Steroscopes and pictures, M. ets,
81 8 day and 80 hour clocks, with and wit nut
alarm, alarge stock Of glass ware, picture cord nd
tassels, curtain loops, window shades, multiply 9
glasses, transparent states knife rests, etc.
oct s. PIPER & BRADFORD'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
Clocks. Clocks.

INC arrive in a few days the finest assortment G
l. Clocks, ever offered in this market.
ado. PIPER &c BR4DFORD'.