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NOTICE TO TouRIsTs.-stereoscoplc views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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REPORT F0R TIE WEEK

The following is the official return OF deaths
for the City OF Charleston, for the week end
ing Saturday last, January l3, 1871:
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By MILES ) DRAKE

-; By MILES DRAKE. ast.5-
iNLO THIN G., H a .TS,y &c.
" THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, Il viii sell, at
my store, corner King and Liberty streets, IL
a large and well assorted line Of MEMS AND
BOYS OLOTHIS G, BATS, &C., consisting in part
or Mems Beaver, Satinet and ChInehllIa, Over
coats and Pes Jackets, Cashmere aud Satinet
Frook and Sacks, SILK Mixed, and Helton Suits,
Cashmere and Velvet Veste, ;Satlhet and Cassi:
piece Gingham and Checks, -Ladies, ShaRis.
NubiHB,- SsCIues, Mantillaa; Oloaks and Baimoral
Skirts, Mems White and Fancy shirts, Under.
shirts and Drawers, Cravats, Br0Rn Woollen and
Cotton :HpH lose, DC, DC. or, - - - :.
;. Atine lot Of Aen's, Boys and Women's HATS:
JUST received. y ...Z-I :llanH -
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By /. s. Z. BENNETT; s'.49.:
HANDSOME REsTDEN0E I'M WlPn

By !. s. Z. BENNETT; s.e3:s
"A HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN WARD
IL No. at Auction. go.
On THURSDAY next the 18th instant, at the
Postonlce at II O'Clock, j will offer at auction,
:, All that HIGH LQF OF LAND, with handsome
located at the southeast corner OF Elisabeth and
Charlotte streete. The. Lot measures 100 feet On
Charlotte BY feet on Elizabeth street. The
Brick Asnsion is I'M excellent repair; contains5
upright rooms, most Of them full sisa; basement
marble mantelpeces; slate roof; cistern, gas, DO.
&c. A very me brick wall enclo8es, nearly tho
whole Lot. The outbuildings are mostly Of brisk,
and are in good repair. Being on two OF the best
valuable. = ...rgg :. ~.
Conditions Of sale made known In future I'D.
vertisement. NJ :janl0,12 la,l6il7,1e
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2, . BY L.S!, K. BENNETT. :, :, !,
FINE FIFTY.AORE FARM. NEAR

II :,SUMMERvILLE, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY next the 18th inst, near the
at II O'Clock, will oi1erat Auction, u
healhf1I Village o. SummefYi1e: There are about
80 acres cleared unt sr (alnA6st new) fencing, and
the fest Of tho acres are Ia woods To ONE wish
ing home In healthy location with an excel.
many Inducements ,Iz;tl..t -.fSGi'F.E9
Conditions cash. Purchasers to'p pay 10, all nee.
esaary papers and stamps. Hs; ljanl0.wfm4thl
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5a,i a,nirtiooInr Balesssss1 3lif1ir:sis nats.s s's,'
:Brs'lHIg!y!s!9lAsI:3A!!ElaR|,I IA a|,ia:

-.!ar1 Alstlp pas sTsesas Sat 20 :. - 20: 1T
nESIRABEE LOT I'M SPRING STREET.
IL VIII be eo.d DC tfne coffsfI or Btoid and
East Bay streets, onTUESDAY;y tnstSnt;;a lot II
o,cocr 4 HlS 81 Sii1 isfi's1 adaIis:iW
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST 91r that
Lot Of Land, With the buildings thereon, sAsaGfed
on the north side Of Spring Htre.t. one dopr1wes
and twenty nine feet front 6n Spring sfee.a t2lI
two hundred aud forty -four feet ON bsck tnee
and (3l9) three hundred and nineteen feet In
depth, from north to south. be the same moro or
less. -~7-------'-s'.- -------
This is one OF the highest aud most desirable 10.
cations In. the northwestern portion OF the city,
and. .is only one square from the line .9f the City
Terms4Oneiialf cash; balsnce IN one year. sse.s
cured by bond Of purchaser with seven Per cent?
interest, and mortgage Of pretaises.F Purchaser
TO- pay. assignee for papers and stamps. -
,janlT7 - ~ J.!B. BlssELL,' Assignee. -
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ArtFURcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co.'s, 50 dozen
Of best Black Kid Gloves, Nos 6-3, G, 81, will
be closed out at rs cents pair-worth 81.
janis
s Z g..
ONE DOLLAR WRITING DEsKs.-Superior to
any sold heretofore. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
and EAST BAY NEws-RooM. - dec20
.CHEnLEY's PARIS KID GLevEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any Imperfections, such as
tearing or ripping.
fParis, 20 Rue de 10 Paix.
n,,.u, London, 63 Regent street.
Ohfois New York, s29 Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FuRcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV3-6mos
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RECAPTTULAT1OE.
Whites 2, Blacks aud Colored 14-total 10. and
A okIl trtha
B USI.NESS NOTI CE 8.

GEO. 8. PBLzsB, n. D.,
City Registrar.
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ONE HUNDRED Japanese Silk Patterns, re-
dueed from $40 so 10 8 so. FURcHeoTT, BENE.
DICT & Co., No. 244 King street. janis
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Aurtioneers' pripate 5ales,. @l.

BY J. FRASER MATHEWES.
A T. PRIVATE SALE, DWELLING
IN HOUSE ASD LOT, No. IGreenhlll street,
containing six rooms, Kitchen and outbhildings,
catern and dover garden. jans-msW3
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r. M. MARSHALL &BRO.. .sa,..;
WlLL SELL THIS DAY, AT HALF.
w past 10 O'Clock, at No. IS Broad street,:
-. aORSES AND MULES. g. janl7
BY WM. Mckay. g...
.nRY AND FANG GOODS. ~ :
LAWN be sod THIS y 7, Wednesday. at 10:
O'Clock, at. LAO Meeting street, to close con-.
islgnmsnts without ressFys.; . ,s :.
ing, Ready made Clothing, Ladies, Balmorala,
Hosiery and Fancy Goods. > 5-;sTa9 n :. ~
Twoot Howe's Celebrated SEWING MACHINES
new. 49, ,. vi. f.lfi.,; ~.
Terms cash. jan17
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aurtion Gales--&ihis tUap.as

By W y. LEITCH &:R.cS. BRUNS:lr'
WILL Be SOLD THIS. DAY,a4sTHE
Wa 18th instant, at half past 10 O'CLOCK, on
The premises at the east 70: d OF, Market street,
The STOCK m TRADE Of the Cigar Store and
Barroom, consisting OF Cigars, Tobacco, Ii.
quors, &c.
/ The FURNITURE, such as Looking: Glasses,
Tables, Chairs, Desks, and the: Fixtures.
6C., DC. 4" q D. -'Jh.r.s-- iissrar' 10 Il lis
a.. ALSO. ~ -.'.-gt.; j.
The UNEXPIRED LEAsE Of the eatt premises,
containing six rooms In all, for four yearsand
ak months. .si,.i s.'--. ~ r..-a rYF.fi.
Terms cash. ~ j. -. t...,f J.. 80,
TIE above may be treated for at private sale
previous to the hour Of SALE. Ian17
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-11-16
VOL. A.

A,vxrs IN AsIA-Less than year ago that
..rant pr;nce the Grand Duke Alexis, was in
80. ,.aat c.ntre of republicanisnl, adopting
w xn,s customs and falling in love with YAM
s.;tntious with an abandon that was
kee nSaI;gbfful. Since then he has drifted
WI r.oa5 leisure around the world. touching
M.as;onally upon communicable point and
shsn dropping out of sight again for a season.
A. last advices he hobnobbing with the Ma
haraiah of lahore, and receiving at the hands
IF that monarch the entertainment common
10 the country. The principal fete was an
elaborately arranged contest between a tiger
and a buffalo, most appropriate in its eoncep-
tion. considering the taste for blood that the
Grand Duke acquitted in chasing the bison OF
our plains, but injudiciously carried out. 10
make the combatants equal, he tiger was
given opium and the buffalo arrack This COM
pensation arrangement was overcome. when
fbe curtain rose the tiger tried to sneak away,
but the intoxicated buffalo was eager ior the
frav. He charged his feline enemy and knock
ed her about fearfully, to which she made
very little opposition. At last, by means OF
n rope and pulley, the tiger was raised by the
nect and LET fall upon the buffalo's back.
This was worse than pnlling corks from soda
BOTTLES with a cofk-screw; some little claw
ING and chewing was done from this post OF
advantage but the enraced beast soon shook
of his burden and butted her to death. The
transfer of the roya, Russian N the Mahara-
iah's barge, and the subsequent fetes and BAN
1uets ut the palace were more ausplcious
His Majesty drank the health OF his royal
guest in truly cosmopolitan way and the
renlv of Alexis was in the brief but suff1clenf
plirases with which his entertainers In TINS
country are familiar.
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r,,, prpsrcrTyp jews OF RoUMASn.-
IT. i,r,,tal treatment of the resident Jews OF
po,,mania by the native population OF that
-e,,,trv hes. for years, and of late years more
.;o,.lorlv been q scandal TO civilized
Eur,,,c It has become so revolving recently
o., h. made the subject of discussion In the
International Jewish Congress now convened
:, Srnsscls. in which committee OF eminent
fsroclites was appointed, so says dispatch
;ns. reici,,ed from the Belgian capital, with
Instructions 10 draw up an address 10 the
,reat Fnropcan covers upon the treatment OF
the Jewish people OF Roumania. Such pro-
caeding was wise and proper, and should he
nromntly and favorably responded to by the
Furopean powers TO be appealed 10, who' 10
ibcir shame be it said, lrave heard tor years OF
.he outrages and prosecutions practcea on
az Iva Of Roumania without word OF
..o,ost 20 The apathetic government under
ip,ia;sL s,cb ba-Sarities were tolerated. While
,ha Cornertlseat Of this country, which IL the
rbos.u home OF myriads of Jews whose
srferrrise II is in 10 small degree indebted
far ia wealth and prosperity-is taking oe-
,.sion IN tbaTk the Emperor OF Germany Tor
g. ia saoocious decision in its favor, and Is
nongratnIating President Theirs or the pro-
eross Of renutiicanisn in France, II might
S,yc n word 70 say to the Government which
,crmits ia native population TO persecute
md tramsle on its Jewish subjects. 1t would
he NO violation OF international law Tor the
c:ovcr,ment of the United States to interr,Sse
in their behalf, and it would be especially be-
coming when so large mass OF the most
yirtuous, thrifty, honorable and entorprising
of American citizens are OF the same faith as
those in whose behalf it would intercede-lN
y. Daily Neus.
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LEXANDRIA La, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l6, 1872.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

State of Louisiana-vs. Mrs. Emma Blanchard
and Succession of T. J. Hickman
DY VIRTUE of the power in me vested, as
ID Tax Collector, in and for the Parish of
Rapides by Act No, AZ, of the Legislature of
this State approved March Sd, 1871, l will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, in front of the
Court House door, in the town Of Alexandria,
on
Saturday, the 23rd day of November,
1872.
The upper portion Of the New Hope Planta-
ton, bounded above by the lands of Henry
Boyce, and below by Peter #. Hickman, ! Of
said Plantation con tanning $50 acres, and the
upper portion ofthe Coin Ferry Tract bound
ed above by lands ST Waters, containing 279
acres and improvements.
Seized for due and unpaid Taxes 1869, 1870
and le7 l, amounting to si96 81 and costs,
The above lands to be sold in tracts OF from
10 to so acres
NJ LEGRAs, Tax Collector.
Nov. PAT.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

DURSUANT to an Order ofSale, issued by the
i Honorable the Parish Judge Of Rapides
Parish, State of Louisiana, in suit No 1O97, In
the Succession of Winder Crouch, on the
Docket of that Court, commanding me to sell
for the payment of debts, property OF the
deceased, shall offer for sale at Public Auc-
ton, before the Court House in Alexandria on
Thursday, the 10th day of December,
1872
at 10 NJ, the following property belonging to
said Decedent, w: -
A tract of Land sitnated on left defending
bank of Bayou Beuf, in Rapides Parish, ad-
Joining the Crouch Plantation, containing One
Hundred and Thirty-Seven acres, more OF
less, with all the Improvements thereon.
The undivided half of the Crouch Plantation
situated on left descending bank. OF Bayou
Beuf, bounded above by the Compton Lower
Place, and below by the tract above described
and by lands of r. l.. Tanner, containing
Twenty-Five Hundred and Twelve acres, more
or less. in the whole tract, together with al
the Buildings and Improv ements thereon.
Te7.ms-CASH.
JOHN DELACY,
Sheriff and Ex-Oficio AuctiOner.
Wow 16 5t-P. Fs $40. -
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MARR1Ep--On Tuesday last, by G.
v. Ledoux, Esq, and afterwards ac-
cording to the rites of the Hebrew
Church, in their Synagogue, in this
Town, JULIUS GOODMAN, ESQ, TO
Miss FANNIE DUPRE.
With the above we received SO h0er'
al a supply of the usual contribution
to the printer--a cake OF ample pro-
portions and several bottles OF choice
LIQUIDS to assist in its consumption,
that whilst drinking the health anu
happiness of the welded pair, and
wishing them every earthly success, we
and our assistants could not help also
wishing that such good man, was
oftener found to do for himself and us
O like good thing.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

DURSUANT to an Order of sale issued by tie
i Hon. the Judge of the Parish Court, for
Rapides Parish, State OF Louisiana, in snit
No. los. of the Docket of that Court, In the
Succession of James ID. Lloyd, and Sarah II.
Lloyd, commanding us to sell for the payment
of debts the property Of the two Decedents,
we shall offer at public auction, on
Thursday, the 10Th of December, 1872
at 12 NJ, before the Court House door, in Alex
andria, the following desc ibed property, viz
The Lloyd Plantation, situated on Bayou
Beuf, near Loyd's bridge bounded above by
the w. R. Brown tract, and below by the K.
H. Jackson tract, in rear by Woodland, and in
front by Bayou Beuf, containing Three Hum
bred and Sevensy five acres, more or less, with
all the Buildings and Improvements thereon.
The Land will be sold in Lots of from Ten
to Fifty acres, and plat of the lots will be
exhibited on day of sale.
Terms.-CASR.
JOHN o. PICKENS,
Executor Of Sarah II. Lloyd,
O.K. HAWLEY,
Public Administrator and Dative Testament
ary Executor of james D. lloyd.
gn~ re SIP. Fs SIS
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SUCCESSION SALE.
No. 40.-Succession Of Walter o. VIM

No. 40.-Succession Of Walter o. VIM.
Parish Court.
DURSUANT to an order of Sale made by
L the Parish Judge, of Rapides Parish,
Louisiana, in the above Succession, dated
November the 9TH 1872, and addressed to me,
shall sell at Public Auction, at the Court
House Door, in the town of Alexandria, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of December,
1872,
at 70 o'clock NJ, the following property for
the payment of debts, viz:
A certain tract of land situated in the
Parish of Rapides, near the town of Alexan-
dIia, on Bayou Rapides, bounded above by
lands of ThOs H. Maddox, and below and in
the rear by lands of r. c. Hynson, and con.
tanning the quantity of 40 acres more or less
and known as the Cropland Plantation, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
TERMS OF SALE Cash, according to law
JOHN DELACY,
Nov. lost P. F's SIS. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Renshaw, Cammack g. Co,
Vs.. " 1e-Q
Joseph Warren Jackson 81
Reuben Stark jackson.
Ninth District Court, Parish of Rapides-State
! of Louisiana
10y VIRTUE of and to satisfy a writ OF
ID Fieri Facias, issued out of the above
named Court, in the above entitled and num-
bered suit, l have seized, and will offer for
Sale, at Public Auction, on
Saturday, the eth day Of December,
1872,
between the hours Of IL A. NJ, and p. NJ,
at the Court House Door, in the Town OF
Alexandria, the following described property,
seized as the property of the Defendants, to-
wit:
All the interest and share ofthe Defendants,
Joseph Warren jackson and Reuben Stark
jackson, in and to certain Judgment obtain
ed by them and Mrs. Bracewell in Suit No.
1912, of the Docket of the District Court,
Papides Parish, Louisiana, and the Judgment
of the Supreme Court, of Louisiana, in SANE
suit on appeal, against John G. Dunbar, Ad-
ministrator of Winder Crouch, deceased, said
Judgment being for $1176o 36, and their inter
est being two-thirds thereof.
Terms Of Sale cash, subject to appraise,
ineht.
JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
Nov 16-4t. P. F's SIG.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
OF RAPIDES-PARISH
COHRT

No. 102.-Succession of Hampton A. Parton
Second Account and Tableau Of Distribution.
N7HEREAS, John o. Fickens, Administer
w tor, has fled in this Court, Second
Account and Tableau of Distribution, of the
Succession of Hampton A. Parton.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it Goth
or may concern, to show cause, within ten
days from the date hereof, why the same
should not be homologated. By order of the
Court.
Clerks Office, Alexandra, La, November
the 18th 1872.
CHAs. OWEN, Deputy Clerk.
Nov. fpst
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DOBT. w. BRINGHURsT,
PARISH SURVEYOR, AND REAL
ESTATE AGENT.

Those who have lost their entry pa
pers of State, or United States Land,
and wish them re-established and Pa
tents procured for receipts of land en-
tered Def, re the war; also re-entering
under the homestead law, lands ac-
quired after the 21st day of February,
1861, under the Confederate dispense.
ton locating lands, warrants, etc. !
will attend to upon application.
~ Office over the store of James
w. Osborn, Front Street Alexandria
Jan. 81 1S71-tf,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


NJ. 1 nyan ; No. 1880.
James T. Flint.
Ninth Distric. Court, Parish of RapideS- State
of Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE Of and to satisfy writ of Fieri
ID Facias, issued out of the above named
Court, in the above entitled aud numbered
Suit, have seized, and will offer for Sale at
Public Auction, ON
Saturday, the 7th day Of December,
1872,
between the hours OF IL A. NJ, and P. NJ, at
the Court House Door, in the Town of Alex
andria, the following described property,
seized as the property of the Defendant, to-
wit: !,
The undivided one-third interest in and to
a certain Plantation, situated in the Parish of
Rapides, bounded above by lands belonging
to Seip's Plantation and Leonard Estate, be
low by lands of G. w. Compton, containing
600 acres, r,ore or less, with the buildings and
fmpro, ments thereon, also same interest in
and to the rent due on said Plantation for
1872.
Also same interest in and to certain En-
CINE and Boiler on said Plantation.
Terms Of Sale Twelve Months Credit OF
Bond, the Purchaser to furnish good and sufii
cient security, and mortgage retained on the
Property sold.
Nov. 16 4t-P. FB SIC. Sheriff.
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COOP TO TAKE his cold weather, a
hot irish whiskey punch, or Tom and
Jerry, which may be had in perfection
Mt Goodman's popular saloon, the
Pacific.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
State of Louisiana-vs Estate Of W. c. c. c.
Martin.
DY VIRTUE of the power III ne vested
- as Tax Collector, in and for the Parish
of Rapides, by Act No AZ, of the Legislature OF
this State approved March Sd, 1871, will
proceed to sell at public auction, in front Of
the Court House door, in the town of Alexan-
dria, on n 9fJ a
Saturday, the 23rd day of November,
1872,
at IL o'clock NJ, the following described pro
pcrty to-wit:
4S5 acres of land on Bayou Beuf and i'm
provepents theron. bounded abve by lands
of II. II. Carnal, snd below by Estate of Louis
Thomyson- and 700 acres of Pinewoods land
bounded West by Clara Smith, North by Car
nal, East by Dorsett and South by Thompson
Seized for due and unpaid Taxes for the
years 1870 and 1871, amounting to $3.50 OF and
all costs.
The above lands will be sold in tracts O.
from 10 to so acres.
NJ LEGRAS, Tax Collector.
Nov. Pat.
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Nflp Aobsrtisen1ents,
M. HE Y nj A n ,
CHENEYVILLE, LA,

TTAyING dissolved partnership with Levy
t1who was lately associated with me IN the
mercantile business at Cheneyvilie, La, L am
now doing business Tor, and on my own ac-
count. Ihave lately received from the city
. fine stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, dc. d.,
As good, if not superior to such articles, to be
found in other markets; which Will be sold
cheap for Cash.
Cali and examine my assortment, and judge
for yourselves. May "a lilly
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sealed Pro-
~ posels will be received by the undersigned
Commissioners, for rebuilding the bridge over
Bayou Beuf at Cheneyville for
Thirty days from this date,
Said bids must be addressed to either of the
undersigned.
The Contractor is to have the right to use
any aid all the old timber of the old bridge.
Said bids must not exceed the amount of
the appropriation, and the Contractor must
give bond and security for the performance
of t. work.
The Commissioners reserve the right to re-
rpect any and all bids.
EZRA BENNETT,
BRANCH TANNER,
GERVAIS BAIHLIO.
Oct lo-6t
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RADICAL,
- Fusioni5t,

hermaphrodite rugged, cigar Shaped,
Running either backwards or forwards,
with the same facility, and sailing
with or against the wind.
The departure OF this vessel for Salt
River, depends upon a contingency.
but it is certain she will make Que OF
two trips to
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BATON ROUGE,

as it is positive she will have several
passengers from this section, tor that
city.
The Officers have not be determined
on, from the fact of there being so
many equally well qualified appli-
cants, the Captain, however, is certain
to bea
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RIVER! +!
g. 60
SALT RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
Opposition Line,
The directors of the National Salt
River Lineof Steamboats,, having un-
derstOOd, that the passengers expect-
ed to start for Salt River this week,
by the Steamer
RADICAL,
advert ed to leave as stated, have
concluded to defer their trip and avail,
"a judicial decision, as to whether it
will be necessary to take it or not, and
understanding also, that in the latter
case another crowd of immigrants will
be forced to make it, announce to
the public and especially to those most
interested, that they are now fitting
up regardless of expense, the new Sea
and River going Steamer,
- Fusioni5t,
heruaphrodite rugged, cigar Shaped,
running either backwards or forwards,
with the same facility, and sailing
with or against the wind.
The departure OF this vessel for Salt
River, depends upon contingency,
but it is certain she will make Que or
two trips to
BATON ROUGE,
as it is positive she will have SEVERN
passengers from this section, tor that
city.
The Officers have not be determined
on, from the fact of there being SO
many equally well qualified appli-
cants, the Captain, however, is certain
to bea
man, perfectly competent and eligible
to the appointment in which many
wish to havea
SEAY.
In choosing the other officers; the
greatest care and deliberation will he
used, so that all will be convinced that
q
MOORE, WISE
selection could not have been made.
and that ia perfecIing their arrange
ments
has been entirely disregarded by the
Company, as they intend to go ahead,
no matter what
FOOD,
could or should be said about it, and
be full prepared, by offering and
MANNING,
their boat, to overcome the difficulties
to navigation, and even without
WI,
hold on to every inch they gain in
ascending the main stream, after run
ming into
BAYOU
or two.
For passage, 49,. ;,
APPLY ON BOARD.
Nov. 16-tf.