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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HALL or WARRINGTON FIRE Co., No.
Baton RnnQn .InuIiArY 0Rlh 1919

HALL OF WARRINGTON FIRE Co., No. ~
Baton Rouge, january 28th 1858.
At called meeting of the Com pany
held this day, 10 accompany the rem aims oil
our late fellow fireman, JosEra A. MA
GUINNESS, TO their final resting home, the
blowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolred That 1t has plensed the Al
mighty Ruler of the universe TO remove
asetul members of W ashington Fire Com
pany, ever ready at the alarm TO come TO
tho resistance Of his neighbor as true and
aoble fireman and we. the surviving
tnombets, therefore deeply and sincerely
teplore the loss of our departed friend and
member who ever faithfully discharged
lie various duties entrusted to him BY his
elbow members.
Resotted, That while we deplore ths ire
parable loss sustained, we tender our
"urmest sympsthies 10 the bereaved family
and friends and oitef them our sincere and
heartfelt coincidence.
Resoited, That the above preamble and
resolutions be spread upon the minute OF
he Company, and copy thereof be ten
dnred TO the family Of our deceased brother
brennan, and that these proceedings he
published IN the Baton Rouge Advocate
and the Gazette u Comet
ED, JOLLY,
FRED. FUNKk,
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~ >SlAN DlsCIPLINE.-Are recent
i',,,srn wr,tnr gives the following an.
~cdote, which illustrates the discipline
ot the Russian service, though the
reader must make little allowance
far the long bow which Frenchmen
are apt to draw when speaking of Rus.
STA A Russian General, while review
ing the troops, noticed soldier who
was decorated with military medal.
Where did you obtain that ?"
CAT InBerman, General"
Very good, you are brave man."
and the general handing him dollar,
added j: "Tbere is something for You
to drink my health with "
The soldier extended his hand to
receive the gift, when the General ex.
claimed eight days in the guard
house for this man, who has failed to
preserve his position >
Ten PAGES down the line the same
scene, but the soldier when offered
the money stood like a statue. He
was ordered to take it by the General,
but he was stolid eight days in
the guard-house for this man, cause,
disobedience of orders received from
his superior officer"
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at|- A number of colored nymphs
Of the pave whose disorderIy night.
strollings had Become an odious NUS
ance to decent society, have been
jerked up lately by Assistant Mar.
shals Wslss aud Stuart and taken Up
before the Mayor. His Honor com.
mitted them to the lookup, and fined
them each in sum sufficient to pay
board and lodging expenses for some
twenty.four hours or so. Should
this not prove sufficient warning to
the damsels to deter them in The future
from thei' unlicensed perambuIations,
they will be apt to fare harder, when
again arrested.
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YOUNG HoPEFuLs.-A batch Of lu
venile artfuIs. numbering seven, landed
here from the steamer Gov. Allen Oh
Tuesday morning last. They seemed
to be on raidlng excursion, but we're
soon cut short in their career th,tb4f.
wards. One OF them being caught
in the act of playing pickpocket on
the dress of colored female, caused
the whole Of them to be arrested and
taken before the Mayor. They were
shipped of, later ip the day, on board
the Nina SHINES, under the careful
supervision Of Capt. Greathouse
1t appears that they hail from New
Orleans and went from there on the
steamer Robt. E. Lee to Plaquem'ne,
at which place they got on board the
Gov. Allen and came this city. The
oldest of them was about fifteen years
Of age
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Foreign and Domestic.

LONDON, Sunday Jan 90 The lowe,
House Of the Danish Parliament unani
nousiy ratified u treaty with tho Unite cd
States for the Islands OF st Thomas and
St. johns. II now goes 10 the upper House
for continuation.
The British Home Office positively de-
MICS authorizing the arrest OF Mr. Train
OF Cork.
The London Observer says the CORE
spondence on the A Alabama claims between
Seward and Stanley IL fnnlly closed.
The tone Of the Russian Press has be-
come pacific.
The Borser Zeitung Of st. Petersburg
urges the Gar TO set an example Of general
disurmament.
The British expedition has not ad
vanced beyond Znnie, in Abyssinia.
The English captives are alive and doing
we'll, but still in confinement.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 20 .--Robert J. Wal
ker has written q long letter in favor OF
the annexation Of the Danish West India
Islands. A treaty has been made between
tho United States and the King Of the Fe-
joe Islands, mor,gaging tho islands for
three years, In security Of money due for
having eaten Home American sailors. Ar
u pledge the King sends u whales tooth,
which the President il to keep if the treaty
's ratified. No writings have been ex
changed.
The Congressional Temperance Society
met ~ the Capitol. There was IA dense
crowd presented. Horace Greeley spoke.
Radical hangers hero are 60 nsdefing
the admission Of Southern delegates at
Chicago. 1t is stated that Grants friends
are adverse to the admission OF delegates
from States not represented in Congress- at
the time the Convention meets.
QUhBEo, Jan. 90 In the II ouse to day +,
the question OF immigration from the
Province OF Quebec To the United States
was considered with u view OF devisnQ
means TO check it,
LouEvILLE, Jan. Ell II. Harvey
editor Of the Democrat, il dead.
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eaS- The Johnston. Stanton i'm

e6r The Johnston Stanton i'm.
broglio has not come 10 heading
yet. "AIl quiet along the Potomac
stanton holds on, while The President
holds OF and seems to let Stanton
severely alone. Stanton feeling ibis
contemptuons disregard of his great
self and Of his quasi position, would
resign, perhaps, ii his Congressional
masters would only let him.
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r." The decay Of the teeth Of sea,n-
q psses from the practice of biting
heir thread is not caused by the mere
scar aud tear of the operation, but by
ne deluteIlous salts Of lead with which
lie silk is surcharged to increase its
Weigh The same cause produces
ead cholic among workmen.
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REMOVAL.

TIME UNDERSIGNED thankful for past pat
Il ronage, takes the pleasure to inform his
friends and patfo IS and the community gener-
ally in town and IN the country that hs has
moved his Harowara aud Builders Furnishing
Store, into the new building recently erected by
him, Immediately adjoining Mr Jastrsmski's
Drug Stare where he will b. better prepared and
with full stock 20 accnmu. oaat e all Wishing to
Use anything In his Ii Of Hardware. Agricuitu
raj Imp dement's and building Materials generally.
septic JAHEs NcVAY
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A SUPERIOR Planting Potato.

DLANTERs who are not In separately welded 70
4 one idea, are advised 20 make ,risi--fer
seed purposes-of the JACKSON WHITE. This
Potato, in its purity, is he produce OF the East
is as large a producer as the Pink Eye, but un-
Ike the latter, Is a choice Table varistv and It's
superior in keeping qualities / can give we'll
known names as evidence of nv assertions.
Ev Those disposed to quit the old bea ten
"Pink Eye" track, are advised to give me a SAIL
iaD25 JOSHUA BEAL
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CoTToN RAILWAYS IN INDIA.
Mr., Campbell, gentleman connected
with railways in India, and recently
returned to England from that coun
Try, has collected some valuable infor.
nation respecting the capabilities of
the Punjaub and other parts of India
tor growing cotton, and the means by
"hlch irrigation may be made more
extensively available aud additional
facilities Tor the transport of cotton be
secured. His residence at Umritsur
which he described as the Mauches
te, OF the Publaub for commerce and
enterprise, gave him opportunities of
witnessing the marvellous changes eff
tected On the opening OF the of the
Punlanb Railway from Lahore to
MyuItan. He never saw anything
like it, though engaged in railway
work in Eagiana for more than "a
quarter OF a century. He IL OF opiu-
ION that the Punjaub could compete
with any part OF the world in growth
Of cotton, both as regards quantity
and quality Sclnde and the Pun
Jaub, including the States under con-
trot, cover an area Of 10000 square
miles, with population of about
20 900, 600 of people, industrious and
hardy for labor The water power is
immense during the hot season, caused
by the melting of the snow on the
Hlmaayas Cotton grown on the
banks Of the rivers could b. easily
conveyed by water, or rail, or road,
ia different directions, and canals
made from these rivers for irrigating
purposes would make the Paniaub
one OF the most fertile countries in
the world It is fully expected that
by the beginning Of 1869 CONTINUOUS
railway communication between Cal
cutta, Madras, Bombay and the Pun
.)aub will be established When the
Presldepcies are joined by the railway
system, each with the other, the Com.
mander.in-ChIef can, in the event of
mutlny, invasion or war, telegraph to
all the military stations, and order, if
necessary, from Bombay, Madras and
Bengal, simultaneously by the various
railways, an army of 100, 900 soldiers,
including every arm of the service.
This army can be landed 10 one week
at the khyber Pass, or ln any part CT
India to which the railway system will
be extended Every new mile of rail
way, canal O '."d, opened for traffic,
will tend 10 i,>,en the price of cotton
in IndIa The number of miles of
railway -. I'D in India is 564l. !
Am RutifUud .joayUal.
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.NNgMOliM Cemetery.

TINE UHDtRsiGRkD, Eextlu Maguoiia
l. Cemetery. respectfully gives notice to own
EN- of burial lots the, Elm that he is prepared TO
at end 10 the proper care aud Improve ment Of
said il II Oh tb. most reasonable G 4rh terms He
will CONTRACT to, the sIuI. b. The ear III per
soDR lite, estsd, WHO may dsdlre BE- have. tteir
lots kept fee OF weeds and IN neat ltaulY
comb Ton b.w tsnces huit and nsinted, or oif
ones repaired and reprinted graves aug, pant
set out, Dc, will please give him a cali. H. all
also undertake n, renewal III the remains u
deceased persons IRON other kuri4) spots to "a e
Magnolia Cemetery.
PAUL BERTRAND,
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YOU SLOW PLANTER!

A SLOW PLANTER Ii noted for small crops
n and many debts A the time for putting
in the hrst Irish Potato Crop IL at hand the
Slow Planter Is rec m mended to purchase cheap
Western Potatoes for his seed The frst cost Is
much less than choice Eastern ysrieties-the
product SINAI, epou b 10 save time In digging
No Western seed Potatoes are sold ~
;an23 J0sHUA BEAL
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

A,TOaEh from the residence the undersil ned
- on Friday night, the 2yth Of November. a
GiitsNUT suhhE. HOkSt, heavy set, heavy
maue sDd TAFT very rnuut rump, white star Ia be
forefeaa and two hind !eet wlli'e up to the tore.
locks, branded u. y !" FfftY doiars viii be paid
lei i Ivars OF The borhe to mc lh Baton kousr,
and fliy noiars rnr the apprehension and con-
viCtob oi the th,e
decS ekUk6E A. PIKE.
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FARM FOR SALE.

10 MihEb from Baton Rouge, on the Brylu
L ~ sara Road. IT contains abont 40 ~ res
o. lpiendid land. about 81 acres clea red and un-
der f.nes. Tn. improvements are amply suiai
cient t"t residenc. and quarters. pnlCE go
por aais--hait casa, tie balance III one year
Apply 10 JULIUS @. B0GEL
Jaht5 Auc inneer.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NK. hAUDiS hereby no sbea all per- 80
lNl sons shu la ve I Il such ariiciep for tssa
repair al his shop, as GUNS, PISTOLS M
J "! hkl e,r during the past ninety sA~
days, .,itt u.t.rst said articles rectal med and
the work thereon paid tor W Tim thirty days
they will be sod At pubic private sale, to paw
the expen .Ds OF eepsir-.
All work hereafter ordered at his shop must be
paid TO w,iiis ,iBety days, he art CO. len tor
retair.. viii be sGii to poy the .syeuteN al same
BATON koUgE, sctogrr 18th .sbt
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EARN FOR SALE.

& MILES from Baton Rouge, on the CLAY Gut
~ Road, The piA@e contains 80 acres cIea ed
and under fence; 20 ID dwelling and Negro Quar-
tiers on the prs,ptses PRICE sIb0O-- halt cash,
the balance In Twelve months.
jan25 JULIUS q. BuoEL, Auctiopser-
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.y.no!ia enletery.
NOTICE

NOTICE
r. ilEktBY GIVEN 10 all pei. n -
i s0nE having vi. Guns. PistOig NA|
or other articles Tor repair at the VAIk1
shop q ne unasrsgn d. tors pc NsaKN
Rod ri apety days. that unIessv w -
raid articles called for within athirty days
firm this date, the same will be sold al psivai
or public -ale, to pay the expeDsss Of reUai,s
Hereafter. il will be M iuvariabe rule with u.s.
tn sell all articles Jeff with for repairs, when
ever said ARTICLES are not called for within ninety
days from the time they are lett
LATIL d. son.
RATION gouGE, Ociobcr l5tn, lsbI
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- There was fall of sleet and
a hard freeze, last Tuesday night.
The day following was characterized
by clear weather and sharp cold
norther which blew all day with
rather discomforting effect.
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AGENTS WANTED,

U 0SA PER MONTH 1HE YEAR KousD, o,
Hp1cO 300 per Cent. Profit on Comm, ssion
We guaranty The aboy. salary or comini.s sion u
tnhustrions agents At their own hgr,ts, TO intro
dure an article OF Indispensable UTILITY In ever,
household. For fun particulars call on, or ad
dress u. JACKSON d CO., II South street
Baltimore, Md. janI-4w
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s9- Chicago sold 10000, 900 feet
more Of lumber in 1867 than 1866,
and had Sc, l15,ll7 feet more in store
Jan. LIST, 1868, than Jan. 1st, 1867.
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MAGAZINES Fsbyuary Numbos.- Frank
Leslie's Ladies' Magazine, The Old Guard
and Demorest's Ladies' Magazine, besides
Godey's Lady's Book on hand Ut Beal's
Book and Variety Store. See advertise
ments.
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= r &c e.

Less than sig. sl.00 each; six for % 50;
twelve for $1,000; twenty FIVE tor $l6 90;
fifty for $50 60; one hundred for $50 90.
With the addition Of Twelve cents each TO
the above prices we will send by mail. free
OF postage. When sent by mail, the prin-
cipal part Of the top must be cut away, but
that will be no injury, as they grow out
more limby. Twenty buds for 800.
Buds by the hundred thousands or tens Of
thousands at very reasonable rates. In
making inquiry about buds, state the
mum Der you would like to have. In re-
hitting please send draft on New York,
Philadelphia, or Postofiice order on Potts
town, Penn.
Agents and others who can make it suit
will please order in the fall. We can ship
very early by stripping the trees Of their
foliage, We would say TO those who wish
~ practice economy, that they had better
order early, and we will pack we'll in q
box ard send by freight, being much
cheaper than by express. There will be
no doubt about their safe carriage, and
arriving in good condition. Those wish
ing sent by expresH, will please name what
com panies have offices in their town; also
their preference, so that we may accom-
modate. Liberal inducements TO agents,
nurserymen and tree dealers. Agents
wanted IN every town in the Union, TO
whom liberal Inducements will be ordered.
There il nothing thai sells better. Our
agents write: "We have ordered too few,
we could have sold more IT We had hal
them. The reason is every body that sees
them wants them" Be sure you get the
genuine Golden Dwarf. Any information
gwen on receipt Of stamp. d. NJ. Dewey
OF Rochester New York, offers a splendid
photographic print of the tree and fruit to
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PIANO FOR RENT.

A NY ONE WISHING TO rent n fue Piano, In
"A good order, can hear Of u IA vorable opportu.
hIty Tor renting the same, on application At this
office, or to
jsnl6-2w. DE- HEYMoNp
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FOR SALE.

sECTlUN ofi.s good and AZ any In this Par
"A ish 1t liz situated about six miles East q
IL" city Of East Baton Rouge, ana viii be sold II
i"ts la sut purchasers or toy" ther, on ona
bic tsrus apply to
THOs. h. UCONOR, Agent,
Janl6-Im baton Rouge, La.
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NOTICE,

LtROM after this date, competent Druggist
Il will be on hand at all hour Of The night, At
the Drug Sto,e Of J. JA-TK nh,sKt, on Tuird
street, and At the store OF JASrkkMsk1 d
Bi,J, co nei of Africa and st. r .d,nauG streets
EATos ROUGE October 7th i.6l.
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NOTICE

HERFRY GlNES 10 ALL PERSONS HOLD
l. Ing cIuitur against the Succession OF Mrs
JANE T ,LBhBf deceased, to forthwith present
them TO the undersigned Administrator.
j,a25-3t J ". ngpREE
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No1IcE-

4 III. PERSONS indebted 10 me will plesst
"A coBte inward and settle their aecoun IL
within atrts tys, ii order to save trouble nd
costs Il. FENDLER.
Baton Rouge. January 1th, 1865.
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DON'T YOU DO IT.!

TT YOU want the best and cheapest Seed Pota.
ices, pnrcha,e when Miilers are not sold fol
Pint tyes; or, poor Western for choice Easter n
! new hsve in store fue lot OF the best vare
fies Of pura Eastern seed, at as low figures az
su. cin e sod for
iar23 JOSHUA BEAL
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WANTS-FOR RENT, ETC.
TEACHER WANTED.

A aOOD situation for good male teacher may
"A DO lad on application at this Office The
school II In one OF the best country nelghbor.
hoods Nv the parish Apply sarte. dpc3l
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CORN sHELLER FOR SALE.

I HAVE foi saDe one good tecoud-hand Covt
i }Sh"itsr-Pr'ee iweye doiiars cash
B0yi9 JurJlUA BkhL
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For RENT.

TNHHEK LAKE. AiKY ROOMS over the an
l. psnpte's Store, opposite he Bank, Third 6.Y
street For particulars apply at the
s.ptI pEDPt. E's STORE
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house. wi b am
IA three rooms we'll finished. For par N.N
ticuisrs, apply at this Office jan1S
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~ Planters, traders and consumers
will find various matters in detail suited
10 their wants, advertised by Joshua BesI,
IN to-day's paper.
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CHEAP HAY.

r Hav just sfor-d lot of good Western Hay
/ that IA glfefed cash purchasers at the low
price Of One Dollar and Fifty Cents p 100 bs.
iap2s JOSHUA BEAL
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Old Gold and Silver Wanted.

AN PAYING the highest price for old Gold
l. and Silver &c. FkEDLEk,
Janhi v Matchmaker and Jeweer.
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~ r. c. WHARTON Co, No. ~ Common
street, between Camp and Magazine, Now Orleans,
are orr authorized Agents for that city.
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GREEN SHOULDERS.

hEALERS and consumers can be supplied wit n
IL first class Green thouiders, by calling n
ths store OF
lan30 JOSHUA BEkL
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A NEW DODGE

ave Of the last lodges Of that popular huns .
~ bug-the Cheap Mau'is the selling ~
l. l.usset" Potatoes for Pink ttes Painters an.
others desiring to purchase frstclsss Feed I'd
tato will find II to their Interest to give me cs i
lan30 JOSHUA BEAL
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81 l.. q. MORRIS Collector and General Agent
for tho settlement Of Claims, Bills &o Also author
ized Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE CoaET
Once ut the Court House.
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TO DEALERS.

rARDEN SEEDS. dealers wishing to reple,t,.
" sh theif stocks Of arden Seeds, can do 700
at the stor. II
Ian30 JOSHUA BESI.
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NEW ADVERTISEME NTS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-FI FIFTH JU.
dicial District Court Parish of East
Baton .onge Succession Of Charlotte
Jane thilds - No. 95l.
N ii EkEAS, G. ID. FAvRor. has this
w day petitioned tho Court tor letters
Of Administration in the above Succession.
All parties interested are hereby notified
liza. my oppositios to the same must BIO
Md within ten days from the first publi-
Gallon hereof.
Given under my hand and seal of oilice
- this Gath January 1868.
\. A. GALLAGHER.
Jan90 Deputy Clerk
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s@- BY the burning Of the Bonded
Warehouses, near the Junction Of
Now Levse AMI Lafayette streets
New Orleans, on Saturday nlgh last,
3,o3s barrels Of whisky a,d GAO hogs
heads Of tobacco were destroyed
Poydras street. ~ far the market, was
lit up BY the burning liquid, which
flowed from the warehouses into and
through the streets, presenting scene
described by those who witnessed it
as beautiful and grand.
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The Highest Cash Prices for Corn

r. Y0t MIhH s.eur: the htptrst market
l. price for your surplus Corn, be sure and cal
~ the team Corn Mill oil
uuy9 JOSHUA BEAL
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Peterson's Ladies' Magazine,

LNDR FEBRUARY 1868 Just received ut
l. REALS BOOB AND VARIETY sTOR Il
Janl1-st
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The Old Guard,

LNDR FEBRUARY, ls6S. Just recsiytd st
l. BEAL's BOOK & VARIETY STORE
Ign3U-ht
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PIGS, FEET.
NJ ESS PORK.

A FEW more kegs in store and for sale low b.
"A jan3o JOSHUA BEAL
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~ The steamer Emerald bound
for Cincinnati, suddenly parted her
cabin, while rounding Tunica Bend,
last Saturday afternoon, and was
sunk. Several lives were lost, con
sisting OF the chambermaid and two
ladies'. the wife and daughter Of a
DR.. Richardson. The boat and
cargo were totally lost, as were also
the trunks and effects OF the passen-
gers. and the books and papers OF
the boat. She is said to have had
five hundred hogsheads OF sugar on
board. The accident is attributed
to the boat having been overloaded.
Her agents in New Orleans, Messrs.
Britton & Co.. are confident that
she must have struck some unseen
impeachment in the river