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ACTE

| A L'EFFET D'oBLIGER ToUTES PERsoNNEs DEMEU-
RANT DAMS LIE yoIsINAGE DE PORT HUDSON, A
u EST Du MISSISSIPPI, a TENIR DAMS pEs ENCLos,
LEURs oHEvAUx, aULEfs, BETEs coRNEs EFT AU-
TRES BESTIAuX.
| Attendu que les barrieres qui autrefois renter
Inaient les habitations dams lie yoisinage de Port
Hudson ont etc detruites par les arm6es qui ont
campo pendant la derniere guerre, attendu que les
proprietaires de ces terres, don't beaucoup pre-
parait d les METRE culture, seront dams Fimpo-
/ sibite de les clore a Get efet en- consequences:
i lie senat ct Ia chambro des representants de lE-
1 tat de la Louisiana reunis en- assemble generate,
1 decretent:
| SECTION i. Les chevaux mu1ets, betes coi.nes,
on autres bestiaux nuishes aux recoltes de cotton,
cannes a-sucre mais GU autres produits agricoles,
n'auront point libre parcours dams IN rayon de
cling miles qu s'etendra des Notifications de Port
| Hudson d tous points de Ia circumference du dit
| rayon, d PEST du Mississippi.
/ SECTION 2. Decretent de plus:
] Toute personne possedant dams les limites CT
i dessus decrites des bestiaux de tune GU Fautre
cIasse cidessus speciee deyra les tenir enfermes,
/ sous peine dune amende de dix piastres par tete
i d'animaux trouyes hors des cl6tures: cette dite
amende sera recoverable en- vertu dun jugement
/ de tout juge de paix du domicie du contreyenant.
4 SECTION g. Decretent de plus
i Get acte sortira son etfet compter de son ador-
4 tion ct demeurera ygueue jusqu'a la fin de Fan
/ nee 1867.
DUNCAN s. CAGE,
i Orateur de la Chambre des Representants,
4 ALBERT VOORHEES,,
i Lieutenant Gonverneur ct President du s6nat.
i Approve lie 20 Decembre, 1866.
i J. MADISON WELLS,
4 Gouyerneur de l'Etat de la Louisiana
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HERRING, Etc, Etc.

Keep Constantly Hand:
MAOKEREL-No /, bills, halves and kits
MACKEREL-No. ?,
MACKEREL-No. 3,
SALMON, No. |,
sAlMoY-Fresh-llb h. and 6 lb cana
TERRING--No /, bills, halves and kits
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l and scaled.
TONGUES and SOUNDS-Extra kits.
HAL1BUT FINS-Exra kits
CODFISlI-LRrge drums and hag drums
C0DFISlI-Medum size drums.
GOLDFISH =, boxes
POLL0CK-drIms and half drums.
HADDOCK-quarter drums and bo%es
LOBsTER-Fresh h. and H. cans
OTSTERSCevc l h. and ? lb. cans
PICKIES-Mxed, gallons, half gallons pntS ana guSft''
PICKLES-Gherkins,
PICKLES =. half bbls. and kegs
PIGKLES-Onlons, =.
CATCHUP-Tonato, Davis, cowdrey, Npmssr, caFroa
Co.
TOMATOES-fresh, . and 3 h.
PEPPER SAUCE-pints and half pints
OL1VES--quarts and pnts.
OLIVE OIIl--quarts and plnts
CAPERS-capal and suportine.
PEACHES-fresh, and ID. cans
PINE APPLE-fresh,2 =.
STRAWBERRIES =.
BLACKBERRIES
GREEN PEAS
GREEN CORN
FRuITS-assorted, and Id cans.
FRUITS :. pckd, 2 and ID. cans, and eta giasa'
PRESERVES quarts in jars.
PRESERYES-Eu Carroll Il Co.. quarts and pluts
JELLY-assorted quarts, pins and half pints
JELLY =. Is ounce Il ounce, and ounce tunoisrs
JELILY-Red Currnnt, quarts and pints
FLAVORING EXTRACTs-Burnets assorted
LEMON sYRuP quarts, Davis Cowdrey's.
sTS1R-sTasRs4 and pull guys Sd t5 h50sginsa
RAIsIys-ioyer boxes, halves and quarts.
AELsP 5tt-P' b. and "% B. II pdp sas.'
sALERArus :: :.
S00iB5AA-Blcaf6 kegs
CINAM0N-sticE, IN mats
fSaEHtsE Fs-1args and medium size Chase Co
cH9G3tA ATE-Eor !. rroston's,
cH II6G8 I;E5as Families, Pres.ou's.
Ge9 9G2A7
ssALT-5 p. and 70 p. boxes. "
F1Et5-B 9Ra g 55 a%S5P
H HESkEEs, s ! :: n sfs Is nest.
AZ Sst #5S aR54 zFS5F and medium 'isea
BKTsHEs-scrnb, ali sizes ss'''
BE2GKiXG-Lsrge medium and small size, NasopA
BAk tEY5f in kegs 5 lbs each
TEAs-1mperal in chests and caddies.
TEAS-Ooung
STARCH-Duryeas superior.
STARCH satin gloss.
s sE4ES# Si;4;
sGAP@ss and & ID. boxes wlnchsster's.
SOAP-SD ID boxes Morgans.
SOAP-Almond :.
SOAP-CAstle
CANDLES-Star full light weights Proctor CANDLES,
CANDLES-Sperm.
COAL OIL-BarrelR and tins
LARD-Tiercea and kegs.
VfNEGAR"Pare cider, in bbls
BUTTER-Goshen frkins and kegs
BUTTER-Western =.
CHEESE-E. D. and Western.
CHEESE-NeFv York State
P0TATOES-Choice jackson Whites
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fresh supplies couptanty received and for sale by
S. D. MOODY Il co,
81 Tchoupitoulas street
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FISH--FISH--F'ISH.

6 ID. MOODY IL CO.,
.TCHoUPIToULAs STREET. ...,.......07
Wholesale GrOcers,
DEALERS In
MACKEKEL,
GOLDFISH,
SALMON,
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SAHRE' PLUMB ts co"
14s... Poydras street,."".......,.14a
SADDLES,
HARNESS,
HARNESS,
HARNESS,
| SADDLE TREES,
SADDLE TREES,
SADDLE TREES.
LEATHER,
LEATHER,
LEATHER,
Etc, Etc. Etc.
We keep EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE, and have thu
best assorted stock in the city.
"QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS, is our motto
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WANrEI' "a SITUATION AS TEACHER ETUroE
Private Family by gentleman, Virgnian by birth
ouansn by adoption who has had considerable experience
in teaching Address, stating TERMS etc. J. H. WILLIAM
SON. of Or. R. L. Luckett, Alexandria, La
References-Eev W. H. Foote, D. D., Romney, Va Prof
Chas Martin, Hampden Sidney College, Va Rev Edw Mar
tim Notoway G. H., Va Mrs. DR.. Leven Lucke Gen G
NJ Graham, Hon Judge NJ Ryan, Rapides parish Prof R. NJ
Venabe Louisiana Seminary of Learning and Military
Academy
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Whole Tickets $l2 Halves Sc Quarters, SIS Eghhs 80
Prizes cashed by
GHAs. 7. HOWARD, No 9s Camp street,
or Lockbix Ga1, Pnstohfoe, New Orleans,
DUTLER'S PATENT COTTON TIE.
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FOLGER 81 CO..
q. F. FOLGER, L. FOLGER ". H. THOMAsA
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Ship ChandIery,
81 & 80 Magazine Street.
OPPOSITE ST.. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS,
Nails and Castings Hoop Sheet and Bar Iron Shovels
Spades, Sheet Copper and Zinc, PlOws, Axes and
Hoes, Load Pipe and Sheet Lead.
India Rubber Betting Hose and Packing Circular Mill and
Cross Cut Saws.
7 S. sEAGONDS, Nos. 10 AND q CANAL STREET
o aud IL Cr0gsm;in street,
New Orleans,
| GENERAL DEALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY AND
HARDWARE
Oils Paints Bar and Sheet Iron Lead Pipe Rubber Hose
Gas Pipe and Fittings, etc.
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nAxfsa IN APPROPRIATION FOB THE EXPENSES e, o !.
mn g. IN LAND OFFICE, FOR THE Fiscal YEAR
sr.ns,sa rysn THlgry FIRST OF pEGEMBER, 1860.
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MIsCELLA NEOUS.
CAPITAL PRIZE: $4,000

SIMMONS, FRANCE 4 co, MANAGED IS
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ii est, snr moton, prs en- consideration, ct sur
motion de M. s. Anderson les regles exigeant que
la chambre Sc reunisse en- comte general sur les
questions Publications sont suspendues.
M. Couvon fait la motion de lamender en- ajou-
tant lie mot "cinquante" apres lie mot "cent' a Ia
huitieme lgne.
A la suite de cette motion NJ. Mcconnell fat Ia
motion que l'acte soft refere au comite sur les de-
penses casuelles.
NJ Couvon fait la motion de d6poser sur la
table la motion pour referer, ct NM. Bailey ct Nc
Cornell demandent rappel nominal, qu dome lie
resultat suvant ::
QUINN. Anderson s., Anderson j., Aver
son, Addison, Barry, Blackman, Brown,
Bue, Couyillon, Daigle, Drake, Delamore
Deperter, DeLabarre, Decker, Drew, Ditto, Du
gas, Eastin, Ewing, Edwards, Fishburn, Fulda,
CAN'T, Harrison, Head, Hatch, Holt, tHudspeth,
Kent, Kelly, Kidd, Kile, Lagroue, Leblanc, Lewis,
Martin, Meredith, McEnery, Mcdonald, MCGEE,
Moreland, Montgomery, Mutt, Powell, Pujo, Prud-
homme, Richardson, Richards, Rogers, Robinson,
snder, stille, Scott, Solomon, Tete, Tucker,
Walker, Wilmington, Witt, Waggaman, William
sony Waddell ct Weeks-65.
Non-MM. Bailey, Bruton, Davenport, Deblanc,
Eustis, Fagot, Fenner, Gates, Gaisser Hanon, Hal
sey, Henderson, Higgins, Jonas, Labranche, Leeds,
ieulaiie, mCSonheil, oIHouu,
terson, Phillips James, Phillips Alf., Regenberg,
| Simonds, Smith ct Thieneman-27..
| Sur motion de NJ. Seaman ramendement de NJ.
Couvillon est depose sur lie bureau
| Sur motion que la chambre Sc prononce sur lie
bill du senat, rappel nominal est demand6, qui
dome lie resultat suivant:
/ Oui-MM. S. Anderson, Averson, Addison, Bar
ry ,Blackman, Bonnabel, Brown, Boyce Buie, Brut-
| on Courvillon, Drake, Delamore, Decker, Drew,
Ditto, Dufel, Dngas, Eastin, Ewing Edwards, Fen
ner, Fulda, Gates, CAN'T, Harrison, Head, Hatch,
Holt, Kent, Kelly, Kidd, Kile, Lagroue Laurent
Leblanc, Lewis, Martin, McEnery, Mcdonald
Montgomery, Mutt, Powell, Pujo, Prudhomme
Regenberg, Richardson, Richards, Rogers, Roman
Seaman, Snider, Stille, Scott, Solomon, Tate, The
riot, Tucker, Walker, Wilmington Witt, Wagga
man, Williamson, Waddell ct Weeks-66.
| Non-MM. Austin, Bailey, Bensel, Davenport
Deblanc, Deporter, DeIabarre, Eustis, Fagot
| Fishburn, Gaisser, Gottschalk, Hanlon; Halsey
! Henderson, Higgins, Jonas, Labranche, Leeds lie.
marie, Lipscomb, Mcconnell, McCloskey, More
land, ormond, Peterson, j. Philips ALI. Phillips
Simonds ct Thieneman--30.
| Et Ia motion est asoptee.
/ NJ Richardson fait la motion de suspendre les
regements l'effet de soumettre lie bill sa passa-
pon nnale, sur motion rappel nominal est deman-
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10 AUTHORIZE THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
70 EMPLOY an ADDITIONAL CLERK IN HIS OF
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- LAuDlTEUR DEa couprvs
DAMS SON BuREAu a coMs rss sss
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10 Mr.. THOMAS GIBBENs, of our
parish, has returned from the scene
of the late Carter steamboat catas-
srophe. Mr.. GIBBENs went up there
TO ascertain, what information he
possibly could with regard to the
fate Of his wife who was passenger
on the Inflated steamer. He was
unable to derive any particulars con-
eerning her further than that she was
gnown to have been on the boat at the
sine of the explosion, and shared be-
yond doubt the melancholy fate which
consigned SO many of the. passengers
and crew to terrific deaths and wa
iery graves.
Mrs. GIBBENs had gone to St.
Louis on business and was returning
home to her husband and friends.
vnen overtaken by this awful calam-
5ty. She was the daughter of Mrs.
HARRALL, of this parish and had
been married only some three
months. A large circle of sympa-
thizing friends and acquaintance
mourn the untimely loss Of his ex-
eellent and worthy lady and condole
with those to whom his loss is indeed
6 sore and trying bereavement.
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The RIsHr OF A WOMAN TO Sol
EMN1zE MARRrAGE.-There has been
of late considerable discussion in
the community where the Rev.
Mrs. Olympia Brown resides, and
especially in the church of Wey-
mouth Landing, Mass, over which
she IS settled, as 10 whether, un.
der the present statute regulations,
she can legally solemnize marriage
The general statutes provide that
marriage may be soImepized by any
minister Of the Gospel ordained sc-
corGing to the usage Of his denomina.
tion," and continually make use of the
pronoun che" whenever any reference
is made to the word "minister.n ..s
1t was the continued use of the mas
cuIine pronoun which occasioned the
doubt in the minds Of some as to the
legal capacity of Mrs. Brown to sol
emnize marriage. The question is of
much Importance, inasmuch as she has
already ohieiat d upon one or two oe-
casions. An order was accordingly
introduced into the House of Repre-
sentatiVes last week by which the Com
mittee on the judiciary were instruc-
ted to consider whether any legislation
is necessary, because being unanimous.
ly of opinion that woman regularly
ordained can, under our statutes, le-
gally solemnize marriage.
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GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED
MAsoNs.-The Grand Lodge of F. and A.
M, of the State of Louisiana, has been in
session for some days, and transacted u
large amount of important business. The
following officers have been elected:
w. NJ. Perkins, Grand Master; A. j.
Norwood, Deputy Grand Master; S. 0.
Scruggs, Grand Senior Warden; j. G..
Jones, Grand Junior Warden; II. r..
Swasey, Grand Treasurer: s. NJ. Todd,
Grand Secretary; Rev. G. s. Hedges, Grand
Chaplain; J. 7. Mcclure, Senior Grand
Deacon; l.. J. Dodge, Junior Grand Dea-
con; j. A. Stevenson. Grand Marshal; A.
Kent, Grand Sword Bearer; N. Ii. Bray,
Grand Pursuivapt; j. E. Morgan. M. A.
CaloRne, +. ID. Craig and K. g. Sterling,
Grand Stewards; G. Sontag, Grand Tyler !;
W. M. Perkins, II L. Swasey and s. M.
Todd, Directors of the Grand Lodge; J.
@, A. Fellows, Past Grand Master; E.
Barnett, A. Harris, A. r.. Morel w.
mcDuff and T. ID. Van Horn, Past Deputy
Grand Masters.-NeD Orleans Crescent,
17kh Sa8t
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A CHAPTER OF SAD EVENTS
We regret to hear of the following
sad events which have transpired il
our parish within the past few days
On Friday last, Mr.. REMY DELAT
was knocked down by an OK, and be.
tpre he could recover himself, was
ran over by three others, inficting
upon him some severe injuries which
will be apt to lay him up for con-
siderable length of time.
On Saturday, while Mr.. JOHN
y SULLIVAN was engaged in driving
cattle, his horse fell with him, iniu.
ring him in such a way as to cause
bis death. His body was found in
the woods not far from the residence
Of his brother-in-law, Mr.. PHILIP
MCHUGH.
A lady, whose name we did not
learn, who, with her husband was
staying at Mr.. DANIEL MoRGAN's
died suddenly on Saturday night
She had retired to bed with her
child at an early hour, and during
the night her husband who was
sleeping in an adjoining room heard
the child crying. He got up to see
what was the matter and called to
his wife. Receiving no answer, he
proceeded to her bed, and to his
Horror discovered that she was dead.
Che had not been ailing and was in
apparent good health when she went
10 bed.
Mr.. PATRICK GRALEY, was Sc
yerely kicked by horse at Mr..
YANLANDlNGHAM's plantation on
Saturday, and had three of his ribs
Sroken thereby.
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feb2O

State of Louisiana-Parish of East Baton
Rouge Fifth Judicial District Court
Henry Jones vs. his Creditors-No. 7S1.
TO the Creditors Of Henry Jones, greeting:
UOU are hereby cited to attend meet
! ing of the creditors of Henry Jones,
to be held before John O'Connor, Recorder
of the Parish of East Baton Rouge, at his
office, in the city of Baton Rouge, on Sat-
urday the 31st day of March, A. D., 1885.
Witness the Honorable R. T. Posey,
Judge of said Court, this the 18th day of
February, a. D., 1885.
L. A. ALLAN,
feb2o Deputy Clerk.
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WESTERN PRODUCE, Etc.
225 barrels Bakers and Family Flour.
45 Heavy New Mess Pork
16 Half barrels Family Mess DO. E
10 90 Baef
1000 pounds Green Shoulders and Sides.
10 kegs soused Pigs Feet. .. al. .s. s..z.
9" Tongues lntts Z
go kegs Leaf Lard.
10 barrels and half barrels do.
1000 pounds Dairy Cheese
10 boxes Hamburg Cheese.
10 dozen Brooms.
so bales Timothy Hay:
300 bags Corn.
$50 bags Oats.
10 barrels Coal OIL.
10 boxes Star Candles.
Is hogsheads Louisiana Sugar. @ ..--
1900 pounds sugar-cured HAMS
500 suear.cured Dried Beef
ESQ 90 Cincinnati Bologna Sausage:
2boxes /" Breakfast Bacon.
Q half barrels Mackerel.
tierce New Creole Rice.
The above list Of goods all comprise arrivals OF
the last ten days, are choice stock, and without
be ng offered at "a great sacrifice" are actually
offered at moderate figures for the ready cash.
febl5 JOSHUA BBAL
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feb20
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the property known a.
Il L "Sheppard's Mill" on the Plank Road, four
miles from Baton Rouge; the business win be
conducted under the management Of Il. r. PAT
TON as my agent until further notice. Any or
ders for lumber left with him, with 8. NJ.
HART, will have prompt attention.
feb20-1m JOHN M. VAWTER.
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CHEAP coal. OIL.

DLANTERs, Family, and the trade generally,
\ are respectfully invited to call and exam inc
my stock of Coal Oil and prices. Quality of Oil
guaranteed equal to any sold in the market
prices lower than the lowest-give me a call.
feb20 JOSHUA BEAL.
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: s0s- We return thanks to Hon.
JORDAN HoLT, for copies Of interest
ing Legislative documents, among
which are "Report of the Committee
on Banks and Banking ules and
Orders Of the House of Representa-
tives" and various bills.
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Icy Our friend, SAMUEL A. MOORE,
Esq, Agent of Adams Express Company,
at Galveston, lays US under further contri-
buttons in the way Of late Texas papers.
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&c. &c.
Another TRACT of LAND, known as
tho remaining portion of the BUTLER tract,
originally containing eight hundred ar
peuts, two hundred acres of which on the
East end have been sold to Anthony Shat
fet, and forty arpents to be reserved on the
Southwest corner, situated West of the
Baton Rouge Road and South of the road
running from SAID road to the Plains
Church. Said land being bounded by Mrs.
Netterville and the first above described
tract; on the Northeast by that portion of
said tract now owned by Anthony Shaffet;
South by lands of Buhler and Newport
and by that portion of said tract reserved,
as above mentioned, and on the West by
the Baton Rouge Rouge Road and lands
by Mrs. Netterville, and containing five
hundred and fifteen arpents. Said tract
hauing been purchased by Robert Malloy
from Elizabeth Young, wife of Thomas
Liley, by act passed before John A. Nc
Hugh, Notary Public, on the 10th day of
October, 1860. Also,
s ONE CORN MILL and GIN STAND.
Upon the following terms and condi-
tiods, viz : One half cash, aud the balance
Oh credit Of one year from day of sale,
special mortgage to be retained on the
land until full and final payment.
ED. COUSINARD,
feb2O Sheriff.
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ATTENTION, PLANTERS ,

GTRICTLY choice Fresh ground Meal. or FIRST.
ID class Milling on regular orders or at short
notice at the Steam Corn Mill Of the undersigned
febZo JOSHUA BEAL.
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WANTED WANTEDil

M ANTED second hand Gunnie and Dat
w Bags. Planters wishing to sell their grain
Bags, can do 50 on application to the undersigned.
feb20 JOSHUA BEAL.
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A FEW MORE LEFT.

NE HAVE also received 2 dozen PISTOLS,
w direct from the mandatory, with extra
moulds, which they will sell cheap.
feb20 JAsTRKMsKI d MCCORMICK
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~ Gov. Wells, on the 18th

i ~
~ Gov. WELLS, on the 18th
inst, submitted the following appoint.
ments for confirmation to the Senate.
We presume all of his other appoint
ments requiring senatorial confrma-
ton. will be sent in likewise:
Board Of Directors University of
Louisaona-George S. Lacey, J.. @.
A. Fellows, p Hickey Morgan, New.
ton Richards, B. I'll. Moss, Thomas
Sloo, Carleton Hunt, j. N. Lea, Jo-
siah Cole, w. Ii. Holcombe.
Admanistyators Charaty Hospital
VIM. II. Hunt, w. NJ. Abbatt,
Charles 7. Estlin, Robert Watson,
D. G. Holiday, r. K. Howell, Sam.
H. Torrey, James p. Freret.
Register Of Gouvcyances-Pierre
Sauve, vice A. b. Roman, deceased.
sas- During the week ending Jan
uary 9th there were born in London
2,252 children, of whom 1927 were
boys and l,125gitls. The deaths for
the same period amounted, according
to the return Of the Registrar General
to 1920. - zEt
The number Of persons killed in
London during the year 1865 by be.
ing run over in the streets, was 232.
WHERE is THE FATHER OF THE
CoUNTRY.-In recent case before
the Mayors Court of the city of
Richmond, Henry A. Wise appeared.
In the course of bis argument, look
ing at the Mayor, as only Henry A.
Wise can look, he said "You, sir,
are the pater csUstatas }, you have in
your midst the pater fanilias; but
O! God, where, where is the parens |
pafrin ?"
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DIR. d. L. McKITRICK,
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(Next door to otto's stere.) .rl-
BATON ROUGE,
NEW FURNITURE.

State of Louisiana-Parish Of East Baton
Rouge Fifth Judicial District Court
Robert Malloy VS.. his Creditors--No. Gal i.
DY VIRTUE of commission, issued in
u the above snit and directed to the
Sheriff of said Parish, from the Honorable
the Fifth, judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish aud State aforesaid, will
expose to public sale, in front of the Court
House door of said parish, in the city of
Baton Rouge, on
Saturday, the gath day of March next,
at l. O'clock A. M, of said day, the fol-
lowing described property, surrendered by
plaintiff to his creditors, viz
s A certain TRACT of LAND, situate and
lying in the Parish Of East Baton Rouge,
containing five hundred arpents, whereon
the insolvent, Robert Malloy, resided and
under cultivation, bounded North by Thos.
s. Shelmire; South by the BUTLER tract,
now MaIloy; East by McHugh, and West
by Mrs. Netterville, with the buildings
and Improvements thereon, consisting o.
the
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WRAPPING PAPER j,

A CHOICE article Of Extra Heavy, Grocer's
"a Wrapping Paper, at New Orleans prices.
febD JOSHUA BBAL.
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A NEW STYLE TRUssEs.

DECEIVED, a fine assortment of Trusses, of an
Ia improved patent. Being entirely different
to any ever offered for sale in this market. For
sale ut
feb2O JAsTREMsKI Il McOoRMIJK's.
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