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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-29
Duty Of OfncerS with Reference
to Gaming.

It is the duty of all magistrates
and peace officers to be vigilant, ac
tive and Jealous in the discharge of
their duties, in order to suppress all
offenscs against the laws.
We have said that the rigid en-
forcement of the provisions of Chap.
2, Code of Criminal procedure,
would vacate nine tenths of the Of
fees in Texas. 1t was amere has
ty expression of opinion, but is it
not warranted by facts? We call
attention to Articles 33, 81 and 35
of said chapter. Wealso call atten-
ton to the 9th chapter Of the Penal
Code: II
cart. 423 a. IF any Justice of the
Peace, Mayor or Recorder, shall
know the fact that an offence a.
gainst the Gaming laws has been
committed by any person, and shall
fail-or neglect to cause such person
10 be arrested and prosecuted for
the same, he shall be, punished by
fine, not less than twenty-five nor
more than one hundred dollars.
"Art. 423 b. If any peace officer
shall know that any person has
committed an offence against the
Gaining Laws, and shall neglect or
fail to give information thereof to
some Justice Of the Peace, Mayor
or Recorder, having jurisdiction to
try said offence, he shall be punish
cd by fine, not less than twenty
five, nor moro than one hundred
dollars" ~.
We have never had a Justice Of
the Peace in this city until the late
election, who attempted to comply
with the above law. The promise
TO act in the promises will be fair
warning to all card players to "keep
dark"
We suggest that it is very. diff
cult 10 suppress gaming. There is
but one mode that we can think of,
nj present: Let the Legislature
give to Mayors and other magis-
raatcs the same power to summon
and examine witnesses with refer
cnce to this class Of offences, that is
conferred upon Grand yuries. The
i1r should Be repealed or made etec-
taal. In the absence Of some pro-
vision to make il effectual, it would
bo much better to license gaming
homes rather than continue the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-29
5000 REWARD.


UTHERFAS, on or about the 9TH Of June
w last negro known as Dark Camp
boil, was murdered about s miles from Sc
euin, on the New Braunsfels road, having
with him a sorrel horse, Is hands high,
branded with the fac simile Of key hori-
zontally placed over US on the near shoul-
der and on the neck, and a brown Next
lean mare, about l5l hands high, white star
on her forehead and of hind foot white,
branded (key) on the near shoulder with a
light bay colt, two months old, white face,
white feet. Tbs undersigned will pay
$50 for any Information hat may lead TO
the conviction Of The murderers, and $50
for the recovery Of the horses.
WILLIAM d. PARRISH,
HERBERT LANGST0N.
52:2.. Tsan 4nfionio Herald1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-29
United States Patent, Aprr, 1856
THE WEIGHT Ig ABOUT 10 POUNDS
TO THE BALE OF COTTON.


NJ, Buttou Tie was the first offered for sale to any
extent in the South and has been used by thousands
of planters with universal approval i have made
valuable improvement in the shape of the Button
sce it was first intrpSrssd and hare asg procured
facility and expedition Of adjustment TO bales of any
or of unequal sizes, and for security in holding, Isl
think, superior TO any offered to the public
The advantage OF iron over rope for baling cotton
are now universally acknowledged. II holds the bale
in much smaller compass is applied and fastened
with as much facility, both in the country pressing
and the depressing the ports lessons immense
" the risk from fire is stronger, and its strength is
not impaired by time aud exposure as j. that Of rope
This last advantage has been srikingly manifested
during the war. Thousands Of bales OF cotton have
been lost by the rottng and breaking of rope, which
could have been preserved If Iron hoops had been
used In addition to this, It be FURNISHED cheap
err thnnTope The encouragement oflabdr IN the hemp
growing States has reduced the supply Of hemp 20
such extent as to prices to rule unprecedent
Nv high indeed, a sufaciency for baling moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price, =.
have arranged for the importation of a large
quantity Of the very best English Iron, and have.
ting, for the sale and delivery Of my Ties.
ship Refuge, N. Orleans, JnIy ~ $50.
II. FAssgAN, Orleans Gotten Press;
SIR LIN january last ! received from your Press
1859 bales ofcotton, Of which about 1907 bales were
com pressed and bound With your "iron Tie, =
can safely affirm that The cotton 40 bound was re-
ceived in better order than Il generally comes from
the Presses, that il stoErd better, aud Enabled the
-hip to carry more than any previous voyage,
The cotton when discharged frcm the stipin Liver
ponl WAS IN better order than the roPe-houn1 COTTON
II is highly prcfrralle for ground tiHr as the damp
arising from the ballast 9s Eject upon n, for u =
well known by practical men tbatiampness viii rot
The Eope.bound. can confidently reconpcpo pour
isIron Tie, Ltoak this lot TOT an exTefiucn ana
carefuily watched It both ~ loalingand discharging
lam Sir, yours nesrertfIilly.
IOiiN HOWARD, Master,
TIE undersigned soas,tfs o. sessas having cotton
COMPRESSED nj The .iOrieans Cotton Pres with
Fassrnan's new Iron hoop fastening, hereby recon-
mend the sanr the taIcF being well coupfes.rd. and
fhr buttons or hoops u1ftr brcakin ? warn fur0Nn
J. James Tho1nss, Mate ship Henry Hare-A- TAT
hot Master shin Hana seekcf-John uesrF. ship Jane
Tifrctnbyefnes C. WiIrff, s1if 1Maillouse. ~ New
ciark-L. l. CoadIy, stfp Moss DsEsnPoFi-nifarl
Robinson, ship nadrns. 70 g
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1LI.INOis.

ILLINOIS.
j. G. Lewis, Pleasant View, Schuyler county, |
July %, writes " Wheat il good and will average
twenty bushels per acre. Fall wheat is a total
failure. Oats never were better, and are nearly
all housed or stacked. Corn is good and will go
forty bushels per acre il the fall is favorable.
Grass is good and all saved. OF peaches there
are none, but plenty Of apples"
VIM. e. Eaton, BedfordgiIlc, Henderson county,
July 70 writes "Ihe wheat crop il not so eX-
tensiye as last year, though the grain is irstrate
Corn bids fair. Oats are good. Apples plenty
Potatoes fair.n
VIM. S. Bumpus, ST., Spring Garden, Jefferson
county, July q, writes: "Ihere was but little
wheat sOwn last fall, not more than one-tenth the
usual amount 1t was winter-kiled ed, hut will make
about One-thrd Of Il crop. Oats were never bet
ter. Hay is half crop. Corn looks well. Pota-
toes are very fine. There is plenty Of fruit OF all
kinds. Cotton looks well, although three weeks
later than last year. Tobacco looks tnely.'
W. D. Ewatt. Elmwood Peoria county, July 30th,
writes: ''Wheat, oats aud barley look well. Corn
looks well, but is little LATE Potatoes are good,
but the bug is hurting them some. Grass is good"
IOWA.
John V. Covert, Vinton, Benton county, July
25th writes: q" We have commenced our harvest
The wheat crop will be an average one The
grain will be extra good If not Injured by PAD
weather. About as much was sown as last year
Oats promise fair crop. C0rnis two weeks later
than last year, yet it is very promising POTATOES
are rather buggy, and will not be much OF crop
unless well attended to- Bnckwheat l0oAs very
well, and more was sown than common
Levi Emerson, Mineral Ridge, Boone county
July Is, writes " The harvest III thls county y
nearly complete. The yield OF wheat ~ill exceed
any former year since the county was hrst setlied'
The quality Of wheat is good not beng injured ny
rust nor insect Ihe yield OF oais witl ne e99ai
to any former year Corn Is aolh8 wen ana DIS
fair to give an average yield"
IT, 4. fletcher, ENnHtol, Nlhhe5heih : -un!y,
July ~, writes: " wheat barley ana ual7 promise
tney SIZE Is Tatner pa%Awati, . IT. s0''o'
ing IRON ihe Fnya9eS y sn8 ,oh'" um
A. nancy oI'cngl'ytIg, iUin - 10y
wfit"s haIe nEy.F sgth mt,eal ,1,!u oa,a 'o"S
peiter inc GroP p S "o% "gH ti, IsT r "o
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What the Patients Say OF DIR. Magsier
Pals and Salve,

"The best Pills for headache ever had"
My liver works like engine, thanks to your Pills
am pleased say you, DR.. Maggel that would not
be without box your Pills for curing Of morning
sea- for the world.n
You will find inclosed dollar Your Pills only
Is cents, but consider them worth dolar.n
Dear Doctor-My tongue had fur it every morning like
the back of a cat. Your Pills took it away"
took half pill and crushed Il powder and in
Jelly my babe for cholera Tie deer little
was well in three hours after"
II suppose i ardy worth while tell you my burned
foot got we'll from the of your Save Incosea and
cents for another box to keep in the house"
Send me another box Of SaI7e.n
Inclosed Is for boxes Of your Maggies Pill
and one Of salve.n
1.-THE most gentle yet searching medicine ever swallowed
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The aim of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health of body and mind
Dr. Whites experience and for thrtyone years
extensive practice in large Cities have brought TO him o
treatment amount Of every form Of disease beth
and chronic
His remedies the stomach liver and blood, and
secreons Of the entire system In unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of njurng any part of the
TEN constitutions they and repair the inuriss
the entire organism; with truly sound mind II
sound body.
Institute established for the acute chrome
diseases viz: Rheumstics Colds, Coughs Bronchitis Laryn
ohs Asthma, Consumption and all diseases of the Throat
Langs Heart Liver Spine, Stomach BoWels Cestiveness
Dyspepsia SsTofua Kings Evil White Sweings all Sores
Ulcers Abossses Cancers Piles Fstu syphilis and aOnor
in all their stages Mecura and hereditary faint all rad
cal Impurities of the Blood Jsundce, Diseases Of the Eyes
Brain Goitre, big Eecl Diseases of the Kidneys Grave
Dabsts Dropsiea Diseases, all Female Ailments, Weakness
Wasting and EevOuB AfecOns Sick Nervous and Sun Head
Ahs Depression Of Spirits HippOcOndra Mysteries Fits
spasms repeat the erupans of the akin all sorts
ulcers whatever nstaFe to the ncpent Cancer which
gevousy sic humanity speedily and permanently curst
One hours spent at the Institute with Dr White Fri
ouently of fever other suferngseeD life
Now communication open again. he receives calls
sonay by letter formally from all of the conntr
Consultation free-stamps not forgotten"
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rT1WU oRrAT NFFTCACFOUsNEss OF
4 Messrs Gfimault & Co.'S IV4led syrup Of Horse Rad
shThe od1ed syrup Of Horse Radish Of Messfs Grmau!
Co Chemists to II. l. h. Prince Napoleon, Al Paris is
always par excellence succednnpus to Cod Live ~ and the
ne Treatment TO follow in Lymphac and scrotu0us atec-
tons as well in various Cuanenus diseases Inc public
win therefore with interest the analysis OF this
edcine by Professor ketEnsk extracted from the Cheists
Journal Vienna well the letter addressed to Messrs
rimauit CO. by Excelency the French ambassador
Vienna Ming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
II ia as follows: ,..t.. g.,
elementary and tic state the Of iodhydrc acid
organic combination similar TO the iodine Contained IL
! Cod Liver on.
(Signedj VINCENT hLETZlNsKi,
ChencaI Aualyzet to the Law Vienna HOBpita
/ Cbemist l. and r WIEDEE,
o. Professors Of Chemistry
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DR. DE ANDRTE's
-PuRE-
sARsAPARILLA BITTERs.

The attention OF Public City and Country Trade Is
spectfully called to the introduction OF the
SnrAmpArllIA BItterss .
Tho most Btters has besnp
this country The trade general can be supplies
by the following Grocers Druggists
Fstjo Marks d Co., 43, 45 and AZ New LsVsa stress.
Griffin d Porch, 81 and 50 Tch0upitOuas street.
Ell Hart 4 Co., T3 rs and II Tchoupisnnsss street.
l. Baseet, cor GrAver and Tchoupit0ufas streets.
r. Avet & Cambon, SO and 81 Old Lsyee street.
John T. Moore Poydras and New Leyee ltresta
VIM G. Mitchell, cor Camp and Poy dras styeets
Cass Bowling, 30 PoydrRs street
T.w. Marsden, Druggist, Magazine and Grsvier.
Turner Wales, Druggess Royal and Custombo1ss
@. N. MORRISON, Agent, &
~ Magazine street
ID EMOVED--WE HAVE REMOVED OUR UFFIoI
asa Common Street, mp stairs.
GIVEN, WATTS d co
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VnlImndIEl.ntn.

HIS LETTER TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
THIRD ONO DISTRICT, ACCEPTING THE APPOINT
MESr As DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL UNION CON
YEETIOE.
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DR. BURN DU BUISSO rs DIGESTIVE
~ Lozenges and Powders of the alkaline Lactaes-fhe
Alkaline Lactates the beneficial influence
the arrangements of digestion either by their peculiar action
the stomach by aordng to the
latter through their combination with the saliva to the gastric
juice supply of Tactic Acid which all English, french an
other Psychologists admit be essential principle OF di
geson For the information Of those who may be without
medical advice may stated here that the symptoms OF i'm
paired digestion Headache nain in the forehead hemi
orana gastritis, gastr heartburn, wind the stomach
and bowels Of Appetite cancellation, All these soon
disappear under the action of the Alkaline Lsctates which
may be always had in ozenges or powders.
General depot in Paris, at co IS, Chemists
H. / II. Prince Napoleon, 45 rue Richelieu. -
In New Orleans, at DUG0NGE'S DELOCHE'Si GULL
LOTS and at every other good Chemist's
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MIDWAY SCHOOL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA,
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Faculty:
GEN ROBERT E LEE. President.
CARTER bARRIs, Professor OF Latin.
JAMES j. WHITE, Professor Of Greek.
Ed s. JOYNEs, A. NJ, Professor Modern Languages and
English.
10 be appointed-Professor Of Moral Philosophy
A L. Nelson, A NJ. Professor Of Mathematics
WIN ALLAN, a ~. Professor Apelied Mathem 4,
Il. ). NCCuLGOH, A. N, Professor Natural Philosophy.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A NJ Professor Chemistry.
JOHN W BROCKENBkOUGH, L. L. D., Professor Law.
HARRY EsTILL a. NJ, Assistant Professor Mathematics
G. POWELL GRADY A. NJ, Assistant Professor Latin
Go be appOin. ed-Assstant Professor Of Greek.
Preparatory Course has been instituted IN which Students
uuprepRred fer Rgr Glasses receive instruction in
neerssary branches The Session begins ID THURSDAY Q3h
SEPTEMBEr x and ends last Thursday in June.
TER4s-Tuon, and all other College iees. 500
all other expenses including Board. Fuel,
Lights, etc, not exceed 5 80
Forurhe information for Catalogue address the Faculty
of Washingtol College, eGiBgton1 Virginia
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
DHOTO8RAPH GOODS AND ALBUMs
g. r. BLESSING,
"a CHARITIES S4RAHS
yghoIesaJs and Retail Dealay in

a UHARfRBS S1AAAS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
PHoTOGRAPHICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND FRAME2
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRITIES, EFd
Would special attention his AND splendid Of
Albums and Bible Albums which he Is selling at REDUOEI
PRICES His stock comprises all siaes kinds and qualities
Including the PATENT HIEGE BACKS, which, for durability
| are unequasd
PHOTOGRAPHS of all the Genersls Vews ct the City,
and fancy subjects great variety plain and cOlored
PHOTOGRAPHER city and country supplied with every
article used their business OF lowest market rates-
| EAn6 for CataloRpes with pri
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SYRUP OF FERRUGlNOUS PERUVIAN BARK
Chemists R. H. Prince Napoleon 43 Richelieu Paris
This preparation the great advantage Of combining
powerful tonic known in the medical world OF perfect
mpdy and agreeable taste this Syrup taken with pleasure
and suits the most delicate stomachs -
| It is par excellence the FERRUGTNoUS TONIC which
should be administered ladies OF delicate constitution to
young backward in attaining the age OF puberty ana
to children of weak constitution and is particularly EN-
ployed in the treatment of ChooroBis, Aneea Pale Com
plexion Gastrics, Gasalae Whites Lencorrhea Debility
| Want Of Appetite, Poverty of Blood, etc .
Agents in New York, Mr.. BECKER l29 Grand street New
Orleans Messrs DUCONGE, DELOCHE and the principal
| Chemists,
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
TENNESSEE

Dissatisfaction will be reopensd on the SECOND MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER, 1865.
RI Rev. G. T. QUINTARD, VISITOR
Rev. GEO. BRCKEr Principal;
Rev DAVID PIsB, D. d., Belles-Lettres;
Rev. JAMES N. TEMPLE, Mathematician.
Every effort will bs made afford the highest advantages
for female education both sod aud ornamental Professor
and Of acknowledged ability have been provided for
each department Circulars containing full particulars be
obtained BY addressnathe Principal Columbia, Tenn.
MIDWAY SCHOOL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE VIRGINIA,
WItsoB c. n. CAsa JAMES ", GAEsErr NJ A. GnY. va.J
Associate Principals
The second session ofths School m begin on the first
September and will end June 3l Of
study designed to prepare buys Urthe University ofyrgna
or any other College, for the practical business Of lie
specia su0n given Instruction in English Studies
and Book Keeping.
TERNs-Fot Board Tuition 5l5j per hafseson payable
advance, ashng and Fuel f uished actual o each
pupil will bring bis own towels
For circulars and further particulars address
WILSON c. N. CARR, Charlottesville Va.
JAMES 81. GARNET, NJ. a Junction, Hanover Co, Va
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The Southern CuItIvatOr,
D. REDMOND AND WILLIAM N WHITE, EDITORS.
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CT. PETER,s CRUmCn SCHOOL.


CT. PETEB's CHURCH SCHOOL.
kEGL1sH, CLASSICAL AND INDUSTRIAL. FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
no. 3 Frenchmen street,
Corner of Esplsnade street.
OPENED JUNE 18th, A. D. 1865.
PROFESSOR NJ b. MCCARTHY, Acting Head Master,
WIZ B6srd a 6bb Washing Books and
Stationery with medal attendance for twelve months no e
Day schol,rs Highest Department. Sc per month in ad-
intermediates Grammar School 81 month, in advance
No extra charge for vocal or instrumental music Latin,
Eysn schoo noadng Thorough course
from To 81 o'clock 50 per month. - ,,,o,, ..
.. Proprietor and Rector
Jo4n Msunes 81 th Arm s 5s FILL 0 GS w i s
from the Rector to receive ~ MONIES ard give receipts
CELECT BOARDING AND DAH SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
gby situated spacious esidence bees leave announce
he ii BE- fsned aer parents DESTROYS
plcn their daughters under her charge VIII please address
her through the office Of the Crescent.
T AvENDER's COLLEGE,
CORNER OF RAMPANT AND CUsToMHoUsE
STREETS.
Mr. @. LAVENDER gratefully acknowledging the patron
age which hitherto been favored, respectfully
that in order accommodate few more pupils he
taken the large well arranged and well ventilated building
| on the northwest corner of ISL ..aGH...
| Rampant and Bienvile Streets. .E
He will into it the few repairs requisite
have completed and the meantime is prepared to
arrangements for both Roarder and Day Scholars
NTKS. g. IN. caldwell HAS REoPEEEI
M her Academy at 1856 Camp street
fERMs-senoT Cleses in the French English and Spanish
English Glasses SIS 10 per month. Music he piano forte
Ee or E% BE- Leaok oeSps Hon
R Ssg 9GsnE bon Samuel cson
c.; Prot t. L CALDWELL Transyvania University
NAZARETH FEMALE ACADEMY
IN NEAR BARDsToWN KENTUCKY
friends and atoPss that Mr. John sS5
and receipt M H g hS Rsy 0 nsf
Corner 4 Camp and Nstcboz Streets N {
NOLREAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
, CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
; In TIKI
, Spacious and Elegant "Story Building.
constantly session eight able Professors It
founded in 1882 and is chartered by State
dents may found Principals BoOkkeepers in lar
portion of the old houses of this city, and the souShe
States. Ladies' Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE Bookkeeping, Penmsnship, Mathematical En-
sh, French Spanish business education that eaab
$1,000 $1,000 annually is he best fortune pareI
! give their We have ample arrangements for
A, studepts Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call
RUFUS DoLBEAR, President
r, TmE BUH1.ER FEM ale SEMINAR
s. BATON ROUGE,
Occupies Large and Uommsdious Mansion, with Ample
Secluded Grounds.
Thorough instruction In ENGLI5H, LATIN and H0DEI
Y LANGUAGES, MUSIC EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, 81
together with cheerful domestic management and pei
culture ere offered and assured ri .
TERMs-SAO per month; $500 in advance; Masie and On
unentals extra. .
Pupils furnish toiette asticles and bed clothing
Address Rev. j. e. @. DoREM8s, D. D.,
Principal
ALBEIT LYONS SCHOOL FOB HsOl
OHATAwA, PIKE co., MISS
New Orleans and jackson Railroad .
OirculArD may be obtained application to ROBERT
KIN EEo. IL and 10 Damn street New Orleans
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Nervous Headaches and Neuralgfns
Instantaneously cured by
GRINAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA.


vegetable substance used from time rnmemoTa ia Brazil
and entirely iuOlensiye
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Two AGRICULTURAL PAPERS FoK
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Each Box Contains IL Pills.
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
ss- Nar1oE-None genuine without the engraved trade
mark around each pot box, signed by DOCTOR J..
MAGGIEu ew York, to counterfeit which Is felony.
~ Sold by all respectable Dealers in medicines throughout
the United States Canada at % cents per box
BARNES, WARD co Agents,
New Orleans.
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MOBILE DAILY PRfBURE-H. BALLEN.
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TTHE RIENVELLB MESSENGER
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BY j. nj. A. SeanIand.

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WEEKLY DISPATCH,
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Essao.hed in 1873 Vol p commenced January, 1850
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PERIODICALS.
THE PLANTERS BANNER
FEANKLIs, LOUISIANA.

FOUR DOLLARS 80 for one yeas, in advauce-TWO
DOLLARS 81 for six months, in advance,