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Registers Order.
REGISTER OFRIcK,

REGISTER OffICk,
New Castle County. November 10. 1874.
Upon application Of JOHN YOUNG.
Administrator of Margaret Young. late OF
Wilmington hundred. in said county, decoas-
ed It Is Ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that the Adminisrrator aforesaid give
notice Of the granting Of Letters Of Ad-
ministration upon the Estate Of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters. in six OF the
most public places of the county of New Gag
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against tho Es'ate to present the same or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, Z. y. D.. a newspaper. pub.
lished in Wilmington and to be continued
therein three weeks.
I6xA Given under the hand and seal Of
5 1ofice OF the Register aforesaid. at
New Castle, New Castlecounty aiors
said, the day aGd year above written;
SEWELL c. BI0GS. Register.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims Against the Es
tate of the deceased must present the sam
duiv attested to tho A mistrator, on tr be.
fore November 10Th. 1873, or abide the Act VI
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JOHN YOUNG,
Administrator.
Address-Wilminqtop. Del novi6 d3w
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REGISTERS Order,
RraIsrEn,s OERIoE.

RsaIsrER's OFFIoE.
New Castle County, Noy, ?5tb. 1874.
uoon the application Of WILLIAM NC
MENAMiN, Executor Of JAMES MAR.
TIN. late Of Wilminston hundred, IN
said county, deceased u Is ordered ,,l anu
Aforesaid give notice Of the granting. Of Let
ters Testamentary upon the Estate Of the De, Is
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters. In six Of the most PUBLIC places
OF the County Of New Castle, recurring gil
persons having demands against, the Es.
tate t0, present the same. or abide ~ an
Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro
yided, And also cause the same to be insert
ed within the same period in the Della
ware Gazette, q Newspaper published ~
WILMINGTON, and to be continued therein
three weeks, (E. U. d.
-, Givenunder the hand and Seal Of
lis. Once Of the Register aforesaid, at t
n foreaid, the day a nd year above written.
- 3. G. BIGGS. Register.
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q uaa .nd cGarrop Tn sss oa
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS d DEALERS.
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THE PEOPLE AROUSED

The personal and political rights OF the
people Of this city and State have been en-
croached upon step by step, until We believe
now the time has come when the usurpers OF
the Government and the oppresaors OF the
people viii be told emphatically. g 50 far You
may 60, but no farther !" Every indgnity has
ueeA perpetrated every Outrage been com
nitted; every night violated. There is 10
safety for either lite property, under the
law rs administered by Republican Off
Gals. TneautEonty q the courts are dtiied;
their officers III the execution Of their official
du.ies, are arrested by kellogg's private army
aud treated with brutality BY tLe rutians Of
the metropolitan police. Executive paldons
are freely issued to offenders. provided their
Grim Is be committed in the service of the
government # usurpation and Of fraud Phi
waite property is seized and contiscated with
out warrant Of law or even plausible pretext
Merchants are prohibited from pursuing their
| usual and legitimate avocations. The white
cItizens are stripped ot their armes.
procured for the defense Of their homes,
their families and their own lives and,
NJ the same time. the negroes are being sup
Piled with guns and ammunition. with which
to massacre all of those who refuse to bow in
humble allegianc. to the seliconstituted
authority OF the cowardy Kellogg.
All Of this 'ae people. have borne with pa.
'ience and torh.aIance. They have submitted
to wrongs that no free people under Gods
sun would have tolerated. They have even
subjected themselves to the taunts of the |
dastardly minions and obsequious ck-spittles
Of Kellogg, who 60 far to say that the |
people of this city cannot be kicked into re.
sistance. Let us see.
Unless our citizens have decided to with.
draw entirely from the coming political con-
test. and are willing to see the State of Loui.
sane pass irreyocably into the hands and pos
session OF negroes ana carpet-baggers, they
must do something promptly and detinitively.
The enemy is playing bold game, and
making igorous effort, by system Of in
addition. to demoralize the people to such
IN extent that the next election will be but
farce, so far as the white Democratic voters
Ire concerned
If, therefore, we have any desire OF inten-
ion 70 drive from power and the control of q
he government the horde Of miscreauts
hieves and usurpers that now curses Louisi-
na. the people should be up and doing. Let !
hem Tomorrow, by their presence and voices '
nd by their acts, if necessary, show the janis
aries and hirelings, as well as to the prime
nstigator of all the out1nges heaped upon Us,
hat We are II right, ought 10 be and mean 10 be
rec
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Opening Of tn .,-.. w, If Mn>i .

I
The amusemor ie7t75 Viii III.
augnrated Il the Acadeniy Ma
SIC. Sheridan, n Days Combine n vi
ntr nee to the of this city varI
RI nee which, from the reputation ct the
acto. destined to please ana give fun salts
fact \. We s'la'1 saD ! Y 'he individual merits
# tht canh ate- 1ablic favor On some
future o.. sion, alter W. nave witnessed tllelr
performanc
During the vacation the Academy has been
renovated and rePaiutel. and under tie mana ge-
'nent IF NJ. Bl.weIl, aided bv 1Ir T. Short Is
business manager, il VIII hold it, place IN the
estimation Of our theatre going people. We Gre
pleased to see the familiar ia"e Of Mr.. j. H.
starr ii the Treasurer office al assistant ol MI
Snort. His long service il the Acal,my and liz
uniform courtesy and poAtcuess have gained ior
tum a host OF friends.
On le occasion Of the opening hop, to Sc.
Manager Biidwell literally patronizcd and a full
house to greet his new company.
Our wide-awake and enterprisins friend Mr.
\. Wilcox. Of the famous house Of Hoyt 4
Wilcox, took his departure last evening Tor New
York, via the Western cities.
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ID ED.

III FD.
MAYA McComb City, Miss, September :
Philip May: aged % years aud months.
Baltimore papers please copy.
DELBONDIO-On Saturday. September r.
ls74 at O'Clock ?. NJ. Frederick DelBond.o
aged forty-slx years a native Of Mann Germany
and resident of this city for the pas. twenty.
five years.
The friends o. the family and those Of his
brothers, Charles and f. +. Delbondio, are Re.
specially invlt d to attend his funeral Thi. Day
Sunday at P. NJ. from his late residence. Al
Camp street.
SOUTHARD-On Wednesday. 9th inst. A. s..
Southland, aged about 45 years.
ALBERTINO-On Saturday September 5th, at
Biloxi, Mississippi Mary Albertino u.alah), eld-
est daughter of D. j. Campbell and Albertina La
fanoe, aged three years, two months and two days
hUFFY-On Tuesday morning, Sept 8, 1874,
at o'clock, at Chatawa, Miss, Rev. j. B. Duffy.
q. 81 H., pastor of St. Alphonsus Church.
MEYER-On Tuesday September Sth, at half
past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Christian Meyer. aged SO
years 10 months and q days, native Of Bruins
wi *, Germany, and resident Of this city for
the past % years.
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POSITIVE CURES For CHRONIC DIiRRHE,
AND DYSENTERY. ALSO INFLAMMATION
OF The BOWELS.
have remedy which l guarantee viii cure
the above complaints in forty-eight hours, il
taken according to my directions. The medicine
is perfectly harmless and innocent in its effects
have also cure for Chils and Fever, Swamp
Fever and Inha mmatory rheumatism. also a
cure for the worst kind Of Sores, Erllptons on
the face and body. elects and Whltcs and Private
Diseases, which will cure IN a we. or ten davs
and Ghonorrhea l will cure in forty-eleht hours.
l have one If the be t cures in the Unit ed
states for Neuralgia There are hundreds of
people who are pronounced by physicians to
have neuralgia in the head but. to the contrary.
they have not got neuralgia in the head, for the
head expands some three OF four inches IN width.
and all the medicine in the United States Will not
cure them. whether taken internal 81 external
The reason why that know this there has been
several people come To nae and complaining with
neuralgia IN til, Il. ad; | hav. treated them and
failed, and had brought them 10 a lad, !ha;
could cue the opeilng Of the head. and has
cured them permanently. without medicine APP.
piled internally or externally. and II there's any
person that cann". b. cufe,! Of III. .o-called
ncura Sla. TT them com. L. AMI i ] C. nnot
cure them | viii bring them 10 the pel.ol that
VIII. and no charge made, and guarantee 4. cure
L can refer I" some NJ the most resp ctabl ladies'
and gentlemen uf this city that have cured.
have also a cure .or External Plies ol,5. Of the
quickest cures 81 record three or four app.iea-
tons. by greasi Z them, vii. porto, m cure.
have one Of the be- cure, in the u,ted Staes
Tor Asthma ] do not want aay person with
bronchitis o. CONSUMPTION 70 come 10 me for |
AN cure neither can cure tie Asthma d lone.
In gard To Chilli and Fever Ill cure the worst
.asc with three teaspooutul- OF medicine. The |
ial will contain four, and | VIII take the first
myself AMI after taking them the patient will
net have another chill. do nor deceive the
people in my cures. There is testimoav euonph !
o be shown in regard to them. | am no /.
physician. bnt seaman by profession and e !
esdent OF the Third District for twenty wears /
do this IN tbs benefit Of the public. and no |
barge made. ~ qninlne, calomel or mercury
sed whatever. perform these cures at nv resi-
ence. Call Oh, or address through th Iost
)itice, MAURICE CASEY,
45l Victory street, New Orleans,
sl3 itIip TEsJ Diste.e.
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MARRIED.

STONE BLAKE On Sunday, Sept. {. 1874,
George b. Stone to Mis-. Elite Blake, step
daughter of J. II. Bullup. all Of this city.
OURY-ROOS--On the 4th day Of March. 1874;
10y J. W. Falls. It'll Justice Of the Peace, parish
Of Orleans. Felix Curry Miss Lilly Roos, born
Josephine Rice. both Of New Orleans. No cards.
shreveport and Baltimor. papers vii. please
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" ORLEANS, Sept. Il, Is1I.

WILLIAMS: Ut p. II: I3'I.
r E. .'rAl-t,r, -:
Il lr Sri dee'e it my duty to certify 70 the
er' at virtues of the Bethesda Mineral Spring
Water. For upwards Of two years had been at
cted with that terrible complaint, Diabetes, with
all the dreadful symptoms ate ndin2 that disease.
BY accident saw one # your pamphlets, recon-
mending "Eethesla as relief for all affections
Of the Bladder and Kidney. aud was induced to
drink freely. Of what l now realize to be the
''Fouat Of M Health" l am now entirely r
lieysd i. and chcerfnliy adj my testimony to The
many others who have .rotited l.. The use OF Z
remedy 30 valuable.
Mith great respect. ,e,naiu you. obpd.ent
servant, i. ". DEIESDEGNIEE
Grand ~ecr,tar! Il. W. Grand Lodge Of Louisiana
sl3 81
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kELI.oo0 GUARDED. 1t appears Kellogg Is
getting worse frightened than ever. At the
appointed hour yesterday afternoon he started
from his Office. escorted on either side Nv a
squad OF police. while his empty carriage was
driven ahead He was pale and excited. evi.
d ntly fearing some hidden internal machine
would explode beneath his feet. What sight
Governor Of the people, so-called afraid to
walk the streets of the capital
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Sa.snb. the king bee Of news dealers in this
CITY. sends US from his cheap news stand, No.
50 Canal street. full lists Of leading papers
fr"m all parts of the country, together with
APrletOrs Journal Of the 18th. Boys and
Girls Weekly. the Graphic. etc. Staub is
the great revolutionizer of prices in this city,
and u entitled to the credit Of having brought
down the price Of all the great papers in this
country to five cents.
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L o Is FIX,
On Elysian Field street.

Opposite the Pontchartrain Railroad Depot.
Keeps constantly on hand complete assortment
of HARDWARE, PAINTS, VARNISHES. OILS.
LAMPS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
TOOLS, FISHING TACKLE, GUNS and Pts
Tolls, MANrELS Of all descriptions, and everv
useful article from needle to kedge anchor
In order to meet the necessitie, of the people. he
has marked everything as low as possible to
SUIT the times. Courteous and prompt attention
given to ALL
The Trade Centre Of the Third District
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The Times chronicles with quite flourish.
81 trnmpets the return of that vastly importan:
persom,ge. X G. Pitkn. This is only a
straw, but straws give pretty accurate. inform.
alton as TO the WI" the wind blows
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In this same article the Tines sans.

Mr.. George Ellis, who for years has been one Of
our most popular and successful booksellers and
newsdeaiers, left last evening on his annual tour
70 New York He has left behind hin, Messrs J.
A. Pierce and Nick" Hughes, as his repreeen-
t.tves who will no doubt satisfactorily represent
hlm daring his absence
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We acknowledge the receipt OF an invitation
e. ntt5nd the presentation 81 the champion
inmors to the gallant boys .! Crescent "A this
evening, II O'Clock, At their engine house.
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Oar thanks are extended to the young dies
81 the Modocs Social Club, for an invitation
t. attend their picnic to-day at the City Park.
" will afford u. much pleasure TO be present.
duly permitting.
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IHe .MitcHeU und KaAuHr;sJrtu
FHrMitMrc COMI"ny..
1O3 Camp Street, Cor. Po..ira..

IOJ lamp street, Cor. pOy dras.
We desire to remind parties needing auy article
Of Furniture, of on: determination to ..l.s. ort
our larS. and magnificent stock, and that We are
now offering special Inducements III prices foa
Cash on approved short paper. The quality.
style and workmanship Of our manufacture can
not be excelled III any market. and purchasers
VIII consult their own interest b. giv.ug us an
early call. We solicit orders from Merchants for
the country to enable us to close ont the lower
AID cheaper grades of our stock and Will give
them prompt attention.
sl3 81 GEORGE MITCHELL. Agent.
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!'narproached and unapproachabe for Coughs,
More than FORTY Written STATEMENTS
and NINE PAGES Of names in colnmendati ton of
It. and steadily increasing! Examine them at
tn" Depot, l06 Camp street. 1t is the best
soothing strap for children eXtant. and acts like
4 charm. 81; ltDip
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"Ihis GoOer7mem ,oAs rtnde ~ Vh,te men, for
ne bcnetd Of rhtte men and their 1,osterity for-
pe,, md should be administered By nhae n.ep
as'd BY none other whatsoever. - Stephen 4.
Eouplas.
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For Sale at u Bur0,fiu.

The desirable Restaurant and Barroon known
as BENTON'S, on st. Charles between Common
and Canal streets, including every CONVEX fence
for carrying on first class restaurant bot in
the saloon and kitchen. 1t is aiso we'll ada pted
for a firet class beer saloon being in desirable
location. Apply on the premises. sl3 lOt
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(OlttDiftc OHfHt!

Viii be sold at great argain to small family
iirslrour Of keeping house, consisting OF paror
sitting and dining room S"ts, three bedroom
sets, Carpets, Matunss, Kitchen Utensils. etc..
"verythlng necessary to commence house kee j.
n5, just as good as new. having been used about
one year Address, Lock Box $50, Pos. Office.
sl2 otEAM
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Prom An account given us by planter OF
Jefferson parish we learn that the registration
offices arc being conducted there in the
n"+A shameful manner. Mon who appear for
registration are asked if they are going to
vote for Lowell and whether they belong to
the White League
livery elector is solicited to vote for Lowell
first and any one Ell ,e after he choosea1 It's
evident Lowells strikers are hard ut work to
put this emhezzler in office.
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producing better sample than any other. Price
~ 30 per raw all sizes hand For circulars and the
highest testimonials from every cotton State apply 10
GOLSAN BROS. Cotton Factors and General A gents
NO. !" fer'tidO street. New Orleans. 81; :tmeOd
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PITT NOV two feet higher on the root last
uighl
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AKBaT. CASTER 1t is with pleasure that we
hear Of the resignation of Sergt Caster from
the metropolitan police force. He resigned
because he would not take up arms against
his white follow citizens Such sentiments of
mobility shall not go unrewnrded. All honor
- brave Sergt. Caster.
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Carpets
Carpets :

carpets. Carpets
.........CHARTREA STREET.I
AT WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL.
CARPETS, English and American.
OIL CLOTH, Floor, Table and Enamel.
MATING, White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SKATES, Ticking, Etc.
BURLAPS, by the Bale or Piece.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
LACE and Nottingham Lace CURTAINS.
si3 Shs We 2dp By A. BkOUSSEAU.
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The Dubois Cotton Gin.

This celebrated
hange Gin is rapid
~ snperseding all
others: it cuts the
seed cleaner, givin q
more pounds OF lini
from same quantity
Of seed cotton. 1t
does more work on
less power, same
number OF saws.
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EEKMS-One Dollar per Month OF Twelve Dollars
per Year.
subscriptions for the DAILY BULLETIN received
1t our counter 10, GTavier street.
I ; BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS
,ot exeeodin. One SqIai,' ior Fiity Cent. each.
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FEE No. t35 BROADWAY.

| lM..!.. .!..9...!E.z
Nc ci'N7 3sl{! PA1f*1
| -=------=----z---.-.zs-NS
Co vTToN TIES.
Made from the Best Iron, and every hoop gn:s
anteed.
; Merchants and dealers will be supplied with IL.
above Ties on application to
JAMES G. CLARK,
sl2 et2p 81 Magazine street.
INe ''.JeWei" billiard Saloon.
formerly Mlller's 'Southern" Billiard BOOM
Nos. lJs and 100 Gravies street.
OPPOSITE THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
This Saloon has been entirely renovated ard
retitted with NEW TABLES of the MOST Ap.
PROVED MAKES CUES Of EVERY WEIGHT.
in thoroughly SEASONED WOOD, and tie
FINEST IVORY BALLS imported to this cou.l.
try, will; under the SUPERVISION or MI
ALBERT HOA, be opened to the public on
Thursday Next, September 10,
| At half past 7 O'Clock.
| l beg to inform The lovers Of the popular apc
beautiful game Of billiards, that these rooms are
| fitted up with all the modern improvements and
! requirements They among the c. olest and
most delightful in the city thousands o! bilare.
| amateurs will attest.
Believing that my exertion in providing for IL.
lovers OF this interesting game every comfort, 4.
well as every attraction, will not be unapprecia-
ted cordially extend an invitation to thesn IL, L.
present at the Inauguration Ceremonies CT
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT.
ThySu 2dp GEO. B. ITTMAN, Proprietor.
Ho! For tie Rpgatt0.
The splendid and fast pa ssenger packet
". =. PIKE,
John J. Brown, master
Just out of the dock and newly repaired, tlt,ed
and furnished, will make special trip TO tn.
GRAND REGATTA AT CARROLLTON,
leaving her wharf at the head Of Canal street, IN
Monday, September IA. AT 3 r. H., lAarp.
returning by p. NJ: and will also make a specie
return trip to Carrollton, arriving there
and departing at 8 O'Clock, P. N.
Passage for the Regatta, round trip 81 w.
Special trip. -. q
Tickets can be procured on board the steamer W.
s. Pike on day of departure. sill 2t29r
Citizens IstssaI.
DEPOSITS BOUGHT,
I>DF BTED> Ees sETrLRD.
At Liberal Discount, by
BARNETT CAMMACK, BROKEE6,
sll lw2dp No. IL Carnndelet -treet
nee IHIeSNfrS. -. Rice Ikr06hfrs
THE SHAKER THRESHE1
- and
PLANET HORSE POWERS,
--At
EMP )SITION BUILDING,
SO 81 lt2dp st. Charles Street Entrance.
Closed
FOR REPAIRS AND NEW STOlk.
CAMP STREET 1898,
On Thursday morning. the FUL..WOOI
PLACE viii b. r.opened, after thorough repair.
lndcr the auspees Of Mr.. JOSEPH RITTER
Nth ED. APPS and CHILDREs behind the bar.
Best Of Wines and Ii,norr.
ALWAYS on hand experienced Bar keepers
Pane. Drinks specially.
s97t JOSEPH RITTER
In Ei"Do"t .>"it 0f Rooms,
Suitable tol Cnbz OF Offices,
fOi RENT
] the past bu i,iing Of the late Hugh McCIoe.
ey, No ~ st. Charles street. Apply TO
j. g. tLLIA
Real E-tatc Agent and Broker,
81 I'm ~ Carondelet street
House Furnishing Store.
W. C. SHEP ARD & CO,
81 Camp street.
III remove September next to those fine Stors..
90 Camp and 1l6 Common street
VIII sell their present LARGE STOCK Of
sOCKERY, GLASS and CHINA WARE a,
cry REDUCED PRICES. to save the expense
moving
FURNISHING GOODS In large
rie'y. jy5 A1PSuti
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HARDWARE, PAINTS. OLA.

SUPERIOR IN QUALITY AND CHEAPEST IN
PRICE.
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Kellogg played euchre with Judge Woods
ns the conviction of the Grand parish prison
and won He is now playing another game
with Destiny for his government He is deal
ing the cards and hopes to turn up 'troops"
Sor tzumps, but there does not seem to be any
Nj NE pack.
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In view Of the large crowd that will attend
the X gltta on Monday next, Mt Carrollton.
would it not be well for the Ca,rollton Rail.
,ood Company to make extraordinary e2er.
TONS t. accommodate the traycl2
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.Btach'ie.

THE BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR,
IL Commercial Place.
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Circular 10 the Lai,iies!

Ihe undersigned takes pleasure in informing
the ladies' o: the c ty N general, and those Ct the
Faubourg Dryades IN particular, that he is now
fully assorted III e.cy. variety Of
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We learn that the popular incumbent Of
the bench Of the Sixth District Court, Judge
Ssucier. left Last evening OF che steamer
katchex, to connect with the City Of Helena
for 81. Louis.
Jamos Jackson and family, accompanied by
Miss ,xer, dsushter Of our esteemed fellow
citizen J. Ad Rozier, aud Mr.. Cox, Of F.. G.
f,ner Co., are among the passengers.
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IHc Third District Emporium.

TONEWALL JACKSON HALL.
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Capt b. W. Mrston, who was delegated 70
our city by tn, people Of Red River parish
turned home yesterday. Capt. Narston is an
sloqnc I and forcible speaker. and while here
addressed the Committee of Seventy, the Elk.
e"utive Committee Of the State and some of
our ward clubs, and won the hearts Of all who
heard him
His address to the people Of the State IL
iorcible document. and should be read by
every man in the nation
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