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Emigrants.

We learn from c.. H. Campen, Emigrant
Agent, that four hundred and twelve emf
grants passed this point in twenty-four
hours ending yesterday morning. They
were bound principally for settlement in
Illinois and Missouri. '' '-.'' ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-14
Another Runaway.

welearn that horse attached to a bug
gy, belonging to w. G. Deshler, took 1t into
his bead to run away yesterday. The re-
suit was that the buggy was made a COM
plete wreck,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-14
wholesale miIIinery Goods.

Tile largest and cheapeststock of MilllnI
cry goods ever brought to this city can be
found at Mrs. A. E. Souder's at the Post
Office,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-14
DEMocHATlC CANDIDATES FOR c5KeRES!
mea,inr. Wi,hdrnwn.

The meetings announced for Wooster,
Sept. 10th, and Medina, Oct. ID, are with
drawn, by order of the Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-14
~ lRennbIIcan paper says: aIf thelllFsl

AiRepublican paper says: "If thsilFst
pistie Of Henry Ward Beecher, the one
i;nowni as the Cleveland letter, was an infa-
nous performance, the second, explaining
nd modifying 1t, is not only infamous but
owaydly.g9 What are you going to do
bout 1t? .la4s4 aa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-14
JOHNSON MEETTNG
AT ETEE AFEIENEUM,
Saturday Evening, September 10
i OF 7;9ONV'0lOck,

The meeting will be addressed by Col. r.
p. L. BABER, Private T. 7. UNDERWOOD,
doth %. n aud others. ---,a----y-z,-s-.
Let there be a full attendance Of the
members of the johnson Club. Music by
the Soldiers' Home Band, -
BY order of the johnson Executive Com
mittee. =
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Gen, ROussean
VIII speak at r'FHrE.1 .Tto
Hon. G. A. White

WIN cpC0h
VandalIa, MONTGOMERY county, on FRI
day, Sept. 2lst, at 10 o'clock AN. ttgg.
Hon. G. A. White
Will speak at H-. ..|
Logan, Hooking county, Tuesday, octo-
Der d,aol l- .......er. - .u-.
New Lexington, Perry county, Wednes-
day, Oct. Sd. 40 ...' ..,...
Other appointments will be made in q
few days for Mr.. White. .
ef Hon. VIM. e. Finck ...
And others will speak At
Hillsboro, Highland county, Thursday
Sept. 9th. -i.-,s..r- -a
Chillicothe, Ross county, Friday, Sept
2Sth. E.|.
Urbana, Champaign county, Saturday
Sept. 10Th. ...'' .
q" Judge HI. j. Jewett
And others will speak at
Mansfield, Richland county, Saturday
Sept. 29th. .H.' .sF.
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ohio msrchant railoring Com panyv.. .

; The Ohio Merchant Tailoring Company,
have received large additions to theiz ar
ready extensive stock of goods for fall and
winter Mr.. w. c., Perks is already on
hand and viii wait upon gentlemen, giving
them Jfts every time, See advertisement in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-14
BY order of the Johnson ExecutiYe Conn.
Millinery Goods

~ Mrs. A. L. Souder, at the PoStoffIce, has
just returned from New York with spIen-
% did assortment of goods.
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Tho Lntent SfXIen.

Il Go to Mrs. A. EgSpudef's at theqP Postof-
fee for the latest styles Of ribbons and Mil
lihery goods.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-14

The Newark Invitation Committee.
!. The committee appointed by the citizens
Of Newark to invite President johnson and
party to make halt at that place on their
return eastward, came over here on We'd
nesday, the day of the Presidential recep-
tion., The committee e consisted of General
Geo. B. Smythe, John w. Brice, 7. j. An-
derson, VIM. Bell, Jr., Michael Morath and
Charles Follett. '.'
The committee had an interview with
the President, but owing to the arrange
ments already made for his reception at
Pittsburgh and elsewhere, were unable to
obtain the promise of a halt Of a few min
utes only at Newark The committee left
town with the Presidential party yesterday
morning. st. r.iT''F
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Democratic German mee

Democratic German MeetiHKs.t. I
Hon. Chas. Reemelin will address Ger
man meetings at GAINESVILLE, Sept. 18th.
By order, r>A N''-'' - T. 4
JOHN G. THOMPSON,
Chairman Dem. State Ex. Com.
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TN SIX DIFFEH EMIT KINDS OF SEW
i ing Machines. Principal Office for Ohio. No. 10
L. Broadway, Columbus Ohiog Agents wanted for
the Ktna Sewing Machine. the best in the world.
Il Is very simple, very durable almost noiseless
elegantly finished uses less thread than any other
which can do all kinds Of sewing, heavy OF light,
and do il to perfection. Every Machine is lily
Warranted. All persons, gentlemen Gr hdiea Rish-'
ing u engage in nob1S. light useful and pFo be
bus1ess. should not neg cot ibis great opp0ri uqily
Any ambitious person can make fortune in short
time by selling the'e Machines.
We also repair and rent ont all kinds of Sewing
Prihcipai 0iice for Ohio No. 10 East Broadway,
Columbus, Ohio, W. PlMMEB.
: sops, d4% A mil u, 1iR1 DO Ian1nI
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Will speak at

,SQQQA-.s -.s-4 q T III III ItiIIHJ
JudgeVan TrumP'S Appointments.
, Judge P. Van Trump will address the fol-
lowing meetings, with other speahersto be
announced hereafter:
2 Waverly, Pike county, Thursday, Sep
tember 9th.
u Chillicothe,. Ross, county, Friday, Sep
tember 2Sthc Cs 81 ,N9 Og{S
b Circleville. Pickaway county, Saturday,
September 10th.
tober 1st. - - = d 4 - ANA . 4 4 - ~
Logan, Hooking county, Tuesday, octo-
Der ID.
New Lexington, Perry county, Wednes-
day October Sd. --Osli--
By order -
JNO. G. THOMPSON,
p YTI1 6h9fmal Dem. Stdte Cen. Conn (
=. - -
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A RunaWay, smash, Etc.

Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock,
DR., A. F. Zlegler's horse and buggy were
quietly standing in front Of his office, near
the corner Of Gay and high streets, when
a bread wagon, formerly belonging to q. l.
Latimer's establishment, was driven up
rather on tho fast order, and tipped the
buggy partly over, frightening the Doctors
horse. He made splurge, ran against the
show-case Of Mr.. Shoemaker, smashing it
TO atoms, and the top of the buggy
coming in contact with the sign. OF
Mr.. John Nelson's saloon, sent it
kiting against his show window breaking
large glass in the window, demolishing a
heavy stained glass globe, whtcfron break
ing fell down and played smash with several
other glass fixtures which were placed IN
the window, After this performance, the
horse started up High street towards the
depot at John Gilpin speed, and was finally
brought upnearthe Exchange Hotel, minus
bride which he had left at the hitching
post. We learn that but little damage was
done to the buggy. m-sf s5- 'o uars-'-rr
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Judge Thurman

Will speak at
D., Circleville, Monday evening, September
18th.
Chillicotbe, Tuesday evening" September
18TH. no..
g Col. II. II. l.. Baber
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from The N. o Crescent, sist inSt1
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
The Gold market exhibited considerable
huctuation yesterday. 1t opsned Mt 1854
0Gl26k, sold down to 1875, thon partially
recovered and closed lunRuid at l25Mm
1876. The supply Of cash Gold was light
and sales were restricted throughout the
day. !,
Foreiqn Exchange Has declined fully l
IN cent since our last, owing 10 unfavora-
bic private adgiees from the North and to
tho amount Of 3n3A ~ cent. advance In
United States Five Twenties. in London,
M reported by the steamship Persia The
demand aud supply disclosed but little, II
any, variation, and transactions were lin
tied at sterdly receding rates. The mar
ket closed languid last evening at 1860
l3B for Bank Sterling. l334Ml34A for
Clear Bills, l3lI@l32h for Document
Bills.
Donestic EroAaage = We hav0 to report
Increased frmness in Domestic Exchange.
Tho closing quotations iast evening were
VI discount to par ut bank, and 100
5 is y cont. discount out of doors for sight
chuckr on the Northern cities; 14@9G "
cent discount for i've to ten days sight;
M00N for fifteen to twenty Days: lMl "a
fGr thirty DAVIS, and l4@la " cont. dis
count for sky days sight.
Bunk Notes and Secufittes-' Transactions
in bank notes were but little better than
nominal yesterday, while II heavy busi-
advance IN prices.
C6ttoa The market ntinues very firm,
with u light and irregular supply, and u
rather steady and general demand. Sales
Yesterday comprised 2l6e beres ut full pre-
,;,ua pYtona and wnuld don btlosa hive
been much heavier had the offerings been
lnrger and the assortment better. The
ruling quotations were 90Ql32o. for ordi-
nary; 88tQ84c. for good ordinary; 500
&c. for low middiipg and 4Oc. for mid
ding. The total sales for the week foot up
II ,796 bales agpipst II ,o20 bales last week
and 1885 bales tho week previous. The
net receipts for tho week amount to only
II ,026 bales. against 1290S bales last week
and 1928 bales tho week previous. The
aggregate exports for the week arc 1880
against 22,84S bales Inst week and 22,l76
bales the week previous, and the stock on
hand and on shipboard last evening was
l62, 885 bales, against 10000 bales last
week and IT'S ,844 bales at tho close of the
previous week.
lSuaar and MoIdsseS The movement in
Louisiana 10 OF u very restricted character
and there il no improvement to report in
TRANSACTIONS in imported Sugars and Mo-
lasses. Offerings are light, and prices rule
| ia for some time past.
Western Pr0dU0e-Offerngs Of the better
| cnases of Flour and Of Corn are under the
| requirements, and prices tend upward, but
the supply Of the descriptions, us well as
Of Oats, Bran and Hay, ample to meet the
| present demand.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

10 An amusing story is circu-
lating of a shoddy miss who bathed
in a mineral spring at one of the
most famous summer resorts, think
ing that, as she was at Newport, it
was the right thing to do. When
the drinkers came TO the spring to
imbibe, the sight of her houndering
in the water with her pet dog Gre
ated some CONSERVATION.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

say In connection with Edwin
Booths great SUCCESS in New York
now, in Bulwer's play of "Riobelieu, =
says an exchange, "it is singular fact
that the family Of Bulwer Lytton in
herited their present home, Kneb.
worth Manor, Of the family of Booth,
and in one Of the old rooms the Lyt-
ton arms are quartered with those Of
Booth. The families were connected
by marriage.
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New PUBLICATION. - We acknowledge
the receipt Of the first number OF Mr.. saml
Lnmbert'e new publication, omitted "a
Record of the late Fourth Louisiana Regi'
ment, G. s. A., It's service, &C." 1t ia vel
edited and In intended TO subserve pur'
pose Of great utility both in the light o.
history, and az personal momoria! OF Tho
gallant men of the "old Fourth"
Tho work lie in pamphlet form and
printed in large clear typo, at the "Eas'
Feliciana Dem ocrat" office, Clinton. The
terms Of subscription arc as follows:
Ono copy of the entire work, %.
Two copies "
Three copies ~
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

Pass HIM Around have been credibly
Informed by pre,hren of the craft that one
A. J. Snider,' has been lecturing aud con-
fering side degrees claiming to have au-
thority from me. | take this opportunity
ofinforming the craft and the public gen
orally, that have never given him any
such authority. also have good rohsons
TO believe that eaid A. j. Snider Is an ex-
polled mason and an impo-ter.
W. ID. FERRiss,
~ d. D. G.. Master Thi District,
and Grand Lecturer, State Of mississippi.
DEAooNvILLE, Miss, April 3. 1865.
Editors favorable TO the craft will please
pass him around.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

~ It is suggested in the London
Chemist and Druggist that chloro-
form is an excellent medium for the
removal ofstains Of paint from cloth
ing &c. 1t is found that portions of
dry white paint, which resisted the
action Of ether, benzole, and bisul-
phide of carbon, are at once dissolved
by chloroform. S..
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ty- Heroman ia in receipt Of further
supplies of Interesting literary miscellany,
monu which Ia n volume elegantly printed
and bound, entitled South Songs rom
tho Lays Of Later Days" The book is
;ssucd from the publishing house OF Be
lock 40 Co., New York. The Songs ore
compiled by F. G. DeLeon, Esq.
We are indebted to our friend, Heroman
for copy of tho above work.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

sG~ The yellow hair Juror is rag,
ing in london, and women with the
darkest tresses are dying them carrot
color. Greyness or badness in two
years 10 the penalty.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

HG~ The Countess of Castlenau has
announced to the Paris Academy of
Sciences that the cause Of cholera is
"wingled leech, of microscopic size,
originating in marshy ground, and she
offers to produce few specimens of it.
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$500 BUSHELS BoYD's PROLIFIC COTTON
SEBD-gtovn last year OS65l on Hope Estate
plantation . miles from this city (south). The
seed TO be .livered on the premises, or MT the
landing according to contract The proprietors
will furnish certificates Of genuineness when re-
quired.
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Auction. - Our friend, A. Leblanc, in
tends "hammering OFF, numerous lot Of
servicoable "fxings" at his Sales Room on
Third street, to morrow forenoon. For
particulars, see advertisement.
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TWOLOTS OF GROUND, without improvements,
situated on the corner OF North ana Uncle Sam
streets, lin the rear of the Catholic Church }
These lots are splendidlv situated for building, as
they are fronted by grounds belonging 10 the Gov.
ernment, not likely I, be improve thus atTor ling
an unobstructed view to the river and arsenal
grounds.
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u A poor Irishman who ap-
piled for a license to sell ardent
spirits, being questioned as to his
moral fitness for the trust, replied,
"Ah! sure 1t is not much of char
aeter that a man needs to sell rum! :"
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Opp FELLOWS CELEBRATIoN'-We insert
else whore, n notice from the Marshal OF
tho Day, Jamos Mcvay, Esq, detailing
tho programme Of ceremonies and the line
Of march to bo observed in the forthcoming
public celebration of the Odd Follows An
niversary.
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FOR CLERK.

Mr.. Eiitor-Please announce In your p.pel
the name Of JOSEPH NEPHnEES, the pres
ept efficient Clerk, for election 10 the office
CLERK Of the Fifth Judioia District, ut the ap
preaching election.
feb22s MANY FRIENDS.
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Ley Mr.. William II. Stroud, steam boat
agent, will accept our thanks for courteous
attentions.
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Mr. Edit0r-You are authorized 10 announce
ID FHANK BRYAN asa cand d tie for the
Off Of ERIK Of The Fifh Di'trct Court al The
ensuing Gctiou. NUMEROUS VOTERS.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

(0NE) Lot No. l, Square No. 81, corner Of st.
Charles and Europe streets, Reaursgard Town,
together with improvement known as
.ousis' Cooper shop,
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Candidates.
FOR DIST. ATTY.

Mr.. Fdttor-You are authorized to announce
R. w. KER, ESD OF la
ton Rouge. the present able and efficient iacum-
bent as a candidate for reelection to the office OF
District ATTORNEY.
fvb22t FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
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For sale.

nNE LOT OF GROUND, with a comfortable
~ dwelling thereon, situated on the corner Of
Hcvernmpnt and st. Joseph streets, in that part
of the city of Baton Rouge, known as Beauregard
Town.
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Mr.. Editor-Pleass announce EDWARD
COUsiNatsD, AZ candidate for the Office OF
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
feb2gf, MANY FRIENDS.
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THREE THOROUGHLY BROKE MARES, for
farm or st8ble service. between the ages OF Eve
ana seven years old. Condition and soundness
warranted
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Mr. Edit0r-PleaEe announce JOHN nc
GkATH as a candidate for Parish Recorder, at
the approaching election.
feb22% MANY FRIENDS
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FOR SALE.

nNE Dwelling House on Laurel street, nearly
~ new, handsome and every way convenient for
a large family.
One small Dwelling near the Court House.
large /" Saw mill.
Several Town Lots, by
w. W. MGMAIH & SON,
jan30 Corner Third and Laurel streets.
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A FEW MORE LEFT.

VNTEHhvE also received dozen PISTOLS,
w direct from the marufactory, with extra
mouds, which they will sell cheap.
feb20 JAsTHEMsKI Il MCCORMICK
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THOMPSON y. BIRD will be supported
for the office of Sheriff of East Baton Rouge at
the ensuing election by mis-
mar24$ NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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Mr.. Editor--Please announce TOM HER
NANDEZ, asa ca ndidate for the Office Of Sheriff
at the ensuing election.
feb20h MANY FRIENDS
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XIs LEBLANC.

ONE BAROUCHE: One Ok Cart; One Horse
Wagon, and one light Hack or Jersey, with COM
pleLe sett of new Harness.
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FOR SHERIFF..

BATON RoUGs, Ia, Feb. 18th, 1896.
Editor Gdsette and Comet-Please annouuc.
H. v, BaBiN, AS a candidate for the Office 81
sheriff Of this Parish. lie will be- supported by
teb1U% MANY VOTERS
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M, Editor-please announce WILLIAM
MUNGEp, Esq rs n candidate for Recorder al
the approaching election.
teb22* MANY VOTERS.
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We are authorized to announce the name Of
JOHN M. TRACY, as a car didate for the Office
of Justi'e OF the Peace, for Ward No. Q. at the
ensuing election. feb2z%
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FOR SALE.

A THE LANDING. TWO FLATBOATs and a
N large quantity of seasoned WHITE PINE
LUMBER. For sale at the lowest market rates,
by b. ?. SCOTT,
febl0 at Baton Rouge Coal Dep6t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TIME building known as "BoRel's Livery Stable,
4 opposite the Catholic Church For terms
apply to [mar24l JULIUS G. BOGEL.
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STEAM ENGINE. MILL. 50.

A ENGINE. Sugar Mill, Corn Mil, Cotton
N Gin and Sugar Kettles for sale on terms to
suit. For PARTICULARS apply to
mar27-lm JOSEPH JoOR.
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OATS AND BRAN

S0 SACKS Oats. 100 do Bran. Just received
JsT from ~. Louis, which am selling below
New Orleans prices N.WAX,
East Of Court House Square,
fsb6 Triangular building
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Baton Rouge Coal DEPOT.
FLOURi FLOJJRli

S0 BARRELS Of the best brands, for Fam
NV lily AMI Bakers use, now 10 store, and
direct from 81 Louis, which am selling off at o
very SIN ali profit.
Cali and examine my stock. N. WAX,
last Of Court House Square,
feb6 Triangular Building.
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FOR RECORDER.

Mr.. EditorYou are authorized to announce
Will lam HUBBS. Esq, as candidate for
the office Of Recorder for tho Parish Of East
Baton Rouge. lie will be supported by
f.b22A NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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ATTENTION, GROCERSg

JUST RECEIVED, l75 keams Extra Heavy
- Wrapping Paper, three sizse, which are offsrsd
Ut New Orleans prices.
mar22 JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR SALE.

AUCTtOsHER AND GENERAL AGENT,
Third St. naar the Bank
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

VI are authorized to announce G. ID. FAV-
tOE, as candidate for Justice of the Peace,
To- Ward No. /, at the approaching election
fepZz~ MANY FRIENDS
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We are authorized to announce FIELDING
COoNES az a candidate for Parish Constable
for Ward No |.
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Mr. EditOr-PIesse announce CHARLES
VERBOI~, as a candidate fol Parish Assessor
ut the approaching election.
marl0~ MANY FRIENDS.
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FOR SALE.
700 ACRES of choice bottom land on tht
IUU MissisHippt river, (Bsst side) about four
tsen miles above Baton konge--30O acres cleared
is offered at great bargain II applied for soon b,
mars w. w MoMAIN L SON.
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FOR SALE.

HI0 ACRES OF LAND, adjoining Greenwell
OtO Springs 10 acres cleared, the balance
heavily timbered. Also hne growth of cane
brake. If applied for soon can be had very low
feb12 w w. MuMAIN & SON
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For SALE.

PLANTATION called magnolia Springs" thir-
/ teen miles from Baton Rouge, on the Green
well Springs Road; 1850 acres land, so cleared and
under fence, with Frame Dwelling, five rooms,
out house, kitchen, stables, &c. Also, 30 head of
cattle, on favorable terms, by
w. W. MoMAIN & son,
febl3 Real Estate Agents, Baton Rouge.
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VIZ are authorized to announce PATRICK
HURSEf as a candidate for Parish Constable
Ward No. i, at the approaching election.
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For Rent or Three Years, Lease,

A VERY desirable Plantation, three miles
N above Alexandra. For particulars, call on
tebl w. w. McMAIN 4 SON.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

JOHN OCONNOR, present Recorder, Il
candidate Election, Monday, May It'll, 1865.
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Mr. Editor Please announce JOHN r.
PahEk, Es4., az a candidate for the office Of
Parish Assessor at the app oaching election
feb22 NUMEROUS SUPPORTERS.