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STATE OF LOUISIA
.*UL~ BY AUTiIui .
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The paris of Oaddo tb 11 form one
drtri bc'rntepetota Se.steýr. . .
7Th1 ^ p)a7'iiles" df De t oto;^ itChtI
to.h4xs and t q o"4k e is
ti iet and clect two Senators.
hie parish "of 'ji$itsl shltll form
ue di 1I ur pp" ;1cnator. l .
The parishes of Catitiouli, ((rant
:nd Wiatt hARl form one district, antd
1 ,Lt one :fnator. .
'Tjiritv-six S.natorq in gBl.
'The 1 presentstives in the House
*f ltejaliexktativ shall hI as folluws:
For the parish of Orl-u:s
F irst* resenrative distriat '(First
; Word) two.
" eiond representative district (See
*iand Ward) three.
Third rp;res. t:tive district (Third
WV trdl f our.
f 'r h rerlitttattile district
1 .:rth \. 1) two.
F flh r presentative .is trict (Fifth
I \1 i TVt.O
hr l '-pros utLtitv distriAt (ýixth
'\ nti represent itive ' district
1. 1.t 1 \'.. iI, two.
.,tix a1.j~ntativv district (Ei tIi
:.:!i r'i" ur t.tive divtrisit [Ninth.
i. i r< u,-n xni d\ rict tTorsth
en'ý"~1 in jr11t"ý'itttivt, d~i-,tvic't
(I..,l : : !1" "11t l in , t'lxl '. lw -j
EIl.n t t' 1 rdtst, three.
fi.4oI l'hig+, Wetst, (1t1".
I o t! I I tO. n outet
o un L hnk oe
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0 .11' n~ 1 ." 0 1.'t111 e
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IV". two, oU
.F* I. -a ii. w .t o
V.u : iin, one. .
tr i.t: 'a ll, two.
.I `di ion, ono.
Alarehrra rt, oer. "
Natwllitechees, two.
Unhitct e, tw tw.
111 +(]n inint ý, u11".
Point.- Covepar, two.
1º yig 1, t14ps'.
It1Ain+, onI..
&S 1-ernard, mon.
St. t.n <N tw
tIt. .9ohn 110p'i't, Oon.
S'. 1, tn Irv, ft fur.
Si'. 11.: t, u, tw 1.
St. MTrv. twa.
SL. 'Tlanxnv, toe.
Uniot., one.
W'tin. ro.i , (l.'.
to.:1id h'll.lr i tn' " Ol
STs. tal ofe thundredw' of lU-reent.
tiv 1 "s.
@ .1] oSCAR J, DUNN.
Lt -itit (i-t rfor anti ireident of
A truemcopy.~
&'.-rlethr1 of Sa t-'.
trceo' tin: SL-trtui oF SrATE
sot'it-. to tihe Givernor of tilt Sit'-t tof
1n: a. or ton-il by Ihitt t. tin' house'
ti 1; ~ori .4-Aw'nblv ilk wlhil it origi
not withit tih' timne t'escribhed by
Itht ta.*tti.titlit ii 'I f Loul:maxs, has~ 10
<.n*a .ttw witho:il 13 .pprtavil.
0Th). E. BOVEE,
M6ecretiirv of State.
Au Art
'Tr ('hange th. venue in the case of
I v.id Fitther, J. C. Oliver and
Criestmne Otiver from Aseension
pur ib4 to the parish of ,Teffewgon.
"r ots, It. having lsen repr~eaen.
Ie ti to fitir tind i uoptrtitI cannot hii
1.1 it-for.' the district eourt of the
par'ith of Aoeensionk, in th.' Fourth
,tdiii 11 Pis.riet, in the c ue tif David
lxi'fer. 1. ( Oliver and Celestihe Oli
-ititiuag ' ith murder ; ,berefore,
S: tN I itt it pnaacted byv the Sen.
.1 Hous-I,'~ of Representatives of
th* "' if Louisiana in general as
i y ou- ned. That the venue in
thr a f 1) vid Fisher, J. C. Oliver
tO-I U ., lt'n Oliver, ch-nrged with
:.'rel 1m the lmrish oft Aseousdon, be
kand i- chatnged to the prishobf iffer
Sulk.
A.2. Th it Yurt oer enj4 4 etc.,
That ':t- Srt shl tak iffec from
L [ n- l GE2): W. CARTER.
t h~aer of the House of Itpre3pa
fSigned) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lientennat Governor anti Jresident of
IA true ('opT
G~o. E. Borr1E,
, ecretary of the ESt4e.
Lordnt ever'týrpprovatývamot*
having been ritdm Aff him to the
prescribed by t4., ; of Louisiana,
has kecome a law with ut hip approv
al.,
lEO:'h. BlOV EE,
M&4ettry of State.
TRIBUTE TO THE BFAUTIFUL.
There is no "sphere in life so
humble, no labar o :kontintxous or
rearying,>o ocoepation.eo panlj
industrial, that men and women in
it will not gldly add to its toil jot
the gratification of paying toile
tribute to beauaty in its performwnce.
The very imllements of labor are
adorned, 4Ml from the rude' paint
ing of the bemn of a plow to the
fincy brass inounlings of a loco
motive engine, everywhere some
place is found fdr human nature fo
a~idd - ~ eahing for -the ,esake ,f
seemed wholly detdted to the most
fl id Milicr aTt itse.- - Bettpt rtl! trot"
40sieihW6Cit@I f&'111ng~
row corner (4,3inn'Ieleisure hours,
whlie Seencor's jihiljsophv would
pat her, buti tisv f mateveryiwhere
along our niostw~auiydnme pi~ts we
should place little shrines where
we may cast somo votive-offering
in passing. The sailor delights in
the carved and gilt hall placed
above his main track where *the
vcry height frmo which it gleams.
din up sp him like a star, awakens
thoughts that moruit upward in his
ownm soul Hie loves to see the
bright colored pennants flying, and
to dress hie vess 1l with themt, as
he would see his swectheart be
leckel with ribbons. The most
practical niatter-of-f. ct mnu rchinti
gldlly adds large sum11s to the rust
of his warehouse or shop for thie
sake of flue architecture and sculp
tured ornamient, and whether lie
ldes it togritify hi-, own taste, or
to attract that of nis cust' wer, it is
egnally a proof of the p-rsistence
with which beauty worship ob
trules itself into and insists upon
thcvating and uinuoblimig thlit whici
seems most foreign to it. The fact
that among uneivilizud or unculti
vated Tn, taste ofte i takes' on
- otesque qr bizarre iornms, as in
the- .. Ivae'st it on ag f ;,is bod):y,
it s ::(t pro ve tha t beauty is to be
iý ;pisakl,- nt Lr thd tu t eintd'Ienc
,vu in ithe "av ,"e . ust~ an elcvat
ing on . Rude and elementary as
it may hie in form, it is, neverthe
ts, tie gerni out of which all cul
are io t it iimit grow. Tie plca
sure in 14eN cn trast '6 'bhight
.'olors, rand the pen-ption of the
grace mf curvvd linut, will, ill time,
a.ld with the general oxpansion of
the mind, hee tine a) r appreciation
and lote of true art, as certiinly as
thei etuoe wll grow into the steam
ship, and barbarous superstitions
int. lofty systems of philosophy.
SHOOTING A WATER -SPOUT.
A NAUTICAL ADVEN
TUR.
The Captauin of the bark Orchilla,
which vesacl arrived at New York
on Weduosday, firm Matanars. rec
p)orts a narrow csicalp from winter
s'pouts in latitude 28o, longitude
70o. 'There had been hi av'n rV
Isqu.dls, when suddenly the woathnr
cleared away, leaving the vessel
surrounded by four large water
spouts. thh furlhest being dabout
four miles distant. The ship was
immediately h::uled to the wind; in
ovder to avoiJ them if possibilo,
when the largest of the four (the
other three hsving broken and dia
Apeh tsinao. p$iruy fo4 %e
1fl~ heWiif~vaS frmediatrly
lisio~ W po~ssible, but onmwar I the
water-spout cainfe i9ith a sieening
detdituth4nl' tAdi~gatip~h 'the Or
chilla. The ship's aims were im
mediatelyTEfought on deck. When
flfte6 yards distant as volley was
poured into the water-spont, seemu
inglv without effect, as it passcd the
ship three yards distaint, with the
roar of a whiriwind.
*. .:The bight of putgihistic sarcasm
was reached the other day by Jemn
Maee, who, speaking of a rival ac
cused of beating his wife, said ;
"What! him ? He couldn't lick al
postage-stamp."
" Sronxrso ron & Fmowrr."-There
ass embe people -who are born *ith
stromfgpcwes of in iridlan at in
juspe QriU-i D ,8uek .me fe
blamed for the expubusion of it, ev
ask i3* IIiMhteus Usse, by the zbore
conserrative. If aches last would
ogyremember how ziufeb m~e
such persons 7eprese t cxpreps,
they 'wad, afe praise that4
blaahethjm. J,
United Wt4t.irwz4 $ ; Sask
Domingo? .l' iifked over and
over a am, and just T 4W o, satis
factory answer could possbily be
m*y ; a~dqyt no,
can be more swayed
want Santa just as we
want anything slhe -eatb we can
malge,a u al4 t 0 p yeves. ., Fo
can donbt that th ession of
fifteen or ' ý and miles
more or less, of tropical country,
within o ny ' thaPe&5Mi. rod
sail of our shores, abounding in ex
cellent!-iOhba fet.,!AAp- fg,
dye woods sa&. isbil& woods of
the finest qualities known to com
meree, capable of producing sugar,
coffee, cocoa, 'cdttoi,, indigo, and
everyvvarity of tropical' ,ants and
fruits that one can think of, would
be an adantaae"to ttl N Amneran
1Aple? $o long as lmIk end $o6
du.tions ''fee valuable at all,
will ltip VUfJ ellp thy Aerican
people as others niul lion s8ooI
fnlquesti'hn ae to wliat we wrint
withrit will b)a tlo'ed to bbscnre
the fart. "In fit ifh mv`I dispar
agement, efen cool-headed states
man like Senator Morrill, tell us
they wpnld aqt nhve S~iato Domin
go a's a gift. Mr. Scimrz is of the
the wetie 41 thi bna In
Sant 1 nimng6 hey ft da ionn
try incapable of serving any val
uable human purpose, and for the
existence of which no valid apology
can be made ; and yet it is fair to
presume that both guntimen con
some their full share of just such
productions as Santo Domingo and
other tropical countries- can alone
produce. All this talk of lie worth
lessnvi',s of Santo Domingo, is
against the established and eternal
arrangcmemts of n tfre, ani incon
sistent with the daily practice of
the very rien who resort to it.
Whether the torrid zone produces
groat nations or small ones, strong
wen or weak men, the lands within
that belt of our globe does produce
just such thiinge s mss. in other
latitudes consider useful, beautiful
an4l palatable, and which are Yret
ty generally used by those who can
obtain them. It may be that the
American people think this all
wrong, and that it would be far
better thlet all c mninerce with the
tropics should ceases, and that men
should use and consume only those
rti"ale hic~h are painee4 within
the linles of latitudes where they
ha.penaed .to. blc born. andl where
t4mhydivol but thus fir they hawe
rot iticd rA tln 'fhotrght to pac
tics. The morning sun does not
more regularly appear in the eas
teri slky msin ey tike th4raugar
acid 'cofut'e. senator Fichurz, the
most brilliant of all the Senatorial
assailants of Santo Domingo, do
nounces the tropicsbth ltbIsm warm,
and imeisim fragrant, with his
Havana cigar. To be sure, he tells
us(for lie is logical in words, 'at
lekast,j that only slave labor can
succeed in the tropics, and that for
himself, he would rather dispense
with the use of tropical producte
than have thuib at tha etpok of
hcufluit ad justice ; yet he takeh
his nofeail Iris cigar, &iing "no
,1u1stions for consciknco make," ap
jiarcitly never stopping to inquire
where thmmse thinigs come fromo, oi'
by whit process they tue produced.
Just h,'ie ceum's in argument of lib
irty uald civdixatioa in faver at pa~to
Doramigo. The 'purely' tropical pro
dumetion's we now consume in the Uni
ted States are produced in save soun
trites and by slave labor. They are
gsttabred ammbI ~tlh eye and lash of
task-master. The kmborjer receives no
w.ages for lmis 'work, bttt 14 litertily
robbed of his hard earnings by monn
who, like the lilliss of the Aeld neither
toil nor spia~ Of these, and not of
the honest lahtoretsm who promdnce them
we buy out tropical products, and
thus help to perpetuate the barbarous
and inhuman system of slavery abroad
which we ponred out millions of treas
ure and rivers of blood to abolish at
home. Ini answe, to the question,
WVhat do we want with S into Domin
go? I answer, we' want it to enable
up tbme better to diseoeragedalaery and
luromote the freedom of mankind , we
want to sulippfant slave labor with free
labyprAndt Ae trihe a blow 4 ulprery
wherever it may exist in the tropcs ,
wewant'iteto bidgto s te'beuttisp
peculiar to tbat latitud4o Lrae feom the
sweat and blood of wretched bondmeegm
and bond women. The aninavery side at
annexatibir is' to me the strongeet
and most controlling. ,Ther. -i
reason to believe that that measurb'
Iwould powerfully ~tento h speedy
abolition of slavery in Cuba anA
throughout the weiftern world.
w)tve1ly h*a &AftZ ISmdo4
and free istitutioins, 4 wowul
be asa nation a grad dvcin*
gsWj=&&bE ?M Mac* oras
as ourevey we waan 8a& o
anglQ 1ut=_al
that? ºb i e i* b at
ousetess soonhk abant be
I ou P . b e a as ad
a< ;the isostgth
alouse will-4 the emetime,, h
most sensitive to the claims at
jumUiWaa2 ht y abroad.
DRY GOODS & CLOTfHIN. {
WHO BIN #iMk SS DRY
Will And ther-moain y abse m'wste OUri
satisahetion at
'BRA&LMANARA JAI_ Sg
CASH -OUS8
ThAN
E.I S.EW HR," .YIan ,,.
A ,teas 4J g l lebnefnw onew
Mlks, Stlas; Real Poplins, Pimlel sAsegs,
Meriaoe, Cauahmeresa 3 .. Clen,.
SFomnos, Arabhas, ta. la
Sacking, akinese C1. ,
Flannels, Ianes, librrlde
rims, Gloves, Cocrts V01.
vets, Ribtbaps, Parawcdi
Fans,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
WLLL CONVINCE.
38i.... .... .....*a........... ...8
Magazine street, our. St. Ai drvew,
* MISUELL4 .NUTS.
THE PEOPLES COAýMiiRCIAI
COLLEGE:
aonremant of
Straight Unive)'aiiy.
Located over the Freedmehs Savings
Baunk,
114 Caroudelet St.
OPEN DAe .4WD SvaNsa0'VO VACATION.
The old and young can enter at this
Institution any day, no distinction
made in regard to race or color. Thi
design of the Institution, is to furnish
opportunities to those wishing a rapid,
thorough and practical business edu
cation, fifty to one hundred per gatt
saved by students, by taking thl rapid
commercaed ewars. Parties having or
dianry ability, who have entirely so
gleeted their education wow have the
opportunity to qualify themselves for
almost any position in the State, in
an incredible short time.
From two, to three months in all
that requires to complete the commer.
al course. Terms reduced to sait the
times.
For further information call at the
College, or address
Prof. A. T. Salever,
Principal.
REMOVAL
TO
167 ..CANAL STREET.....167
FROM
No. 9 CAMP STREET.
Manuketurers and Deales
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Truuk%. Valisea eand Bag.,
Respetetfn ly gflt notice that they hare
rem seed teste large and cmbtaly located
No 107 Canal Street,
NEW ORLAN$doRICAGO
AND TJIE ~WEST.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Blue Line, Via Cairo,
jFrom N~w OrIsnn onjArst.
olaae jteamers,
i.EAVINO DAILY, AT 5 P. M., rca
CAIRO,. CHICAGO, AND ALL
rOrNTS NOR TH, WEST AND
EA8TJT THE LOWE§C
RATES.
All rates and all through bills of
1 uling frrom New 6rl.ans by above
r.)t4e givees oigned Sad recognised
only at the LGeaeal Offie of the Coin
pany, No. SO Omrodeto Street.
shippers by this route save all dray.
age and,, triaqptr charge at (Qiro,
and tlhein gQoda .a54 plpwpya under
cover, and no charges are zzlale fta
forwarding.
JAMES T. UIU
IIATU.N JOUWE.
Rongeand Gramss Tete Rail.
ger packet
J1.n.. McIaoer, clesk,
Wifliese WVotleam only avuanaz,
sats rn x., m Ww r. bI £ P.M.
Z. 0. Mzz.'cos, 11 coiilitreet
tagmeito: ~WxoW PArNT.
. I pbr trees ~.t4x
t 1 ý rAif~r : .'
SINGLE NUMBERA LOTTERY,
"'C~ami P_, ;-s
TO BE DRAWN IN NEW ORLEANS O%
ýlnlllb,ýEEO~ii, up. r'~e
1 rie f 0 is0#....... 94400
1piseweof 1,000 t;:... ,0
1 prie it."; f00I -R .....- 0
iieOf A1, O
1 pj.of 1,00 ie
1riz o f 1,000
1- pieOf 1,000
1 prize of 1,000 -'
I prieftof 1,400
1 prz f m,0
1 prize of 1,000
1. prie of 1,00
1 prise Of 1,0001
1 psime of 1,i000
1. priz, of _ ,000
61 prime of 81000m
317 'pi". of. 1,000 3,8
'1 pdULISOot 1,000;
Iprizea ofybl inl000 otlZ
C~~S~ T. HQWARI)
Lock no, 10n Pouto~oe, New Otte i.
Bend Poctoffice Uom.7 order or Behitr
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
P.B.BS. Pzanmgz, C. O Aumt,.
Nero Ortrma, £4. " re eporf, Lip
PmCQEEAU CL ANTOINE,
ADEMIUISSI MEIIIMWII3,
32.L4 Oauwzad.olS tit.,
NEW OBLEANSh
ue,e*. Pro~4pi a10,tioR gives to'ol salk
aisd purcbaaee, hmsimng of fors, de, dc.
as vigm eswtao ceerd by Inawwinee as
RUSS$E a cqa,,
fq*mN mL~ouL & C., A~itllsoick Ark.
Bumezi A Co., St. Lqm*.i~.Mlmmi
COTTON FACTORS
Axes
GENERAL COMMISSION
"t . nly as on and w and
`. d. 4 Z h
A t*at time t
A Genuine ata Wath:
s rsg.a nsee,41asss, so k eai.,
omgme ag du. i mJ e
" aL . w a. i
3
al ta te..
A Genuinr Waltham Watcsl
b meelday. 9T, IM eethiey aend feis
makin the ovmnt ovr asagewaehsm
ý,wq~aý rsquna esbd
nsawar a see, thuatmr,
ay atll d eems an a eas amtar
by 4 aesre. Th aesrms asi iso
a nuine waltoarn Watch
ISi * .a ) Wed.. o a sprain, sd uses
hATi4 y taror- o1 ths oneath
ea dam iwud uoeda lmsbe
as pwufA Tm as.awe
Irwy pint i Walkham Watcha~
It immheob , wb mahikeep a si isnel
like in shew pert in another ; and iten
Wotehet of one ga wes taken asst,
sad the scaew, whel, a sei1.. 3.re
aszed together, tend watches could~b .
made by putting thawpse pale
RaOlW nIt M / vemence to stlhei
foodr a omebiatiof This is a .s "
GREAT -AD VANTAOB:;
For, if a4 'of altham Watch is
ikjured 6fepebarltins aer ae it at a
Atl o Wne gETlA yea tak
Is made with b peowal
G dREAT AD .TAE
Ismd tth pcal trefrey
Other Watehes will run for4 euwq two,
an rsequire, cost*t ep****4*r s
4 ý w Treat . W eton
" W'LL BUN FAiTHFULLY
FOR.gMANY YEARS.
We sell theme Watabase
IN SOID SILVER HINTING
CASES............................ 9T®
IN SOLID GOLD HUNTING CASES $7O
We have pseiapedmae
ILWITRATED PM eg usT,
which describes the various grades of
'Watches in do"" gives the weight and
quality of the Cases, and all other Isfoem.
aeon neessary for an inthligest belectiom.
We wish every one would a*md he it
beae ordering a htchb.
Writefor it as foioewp
AWL TM 0.adua, NXe York:
Flees can erlasi eneer ~sbuk Fbi.
List qf Wdttsi Wdeiete, se per edter.
thismem is Tan louaincsun.
(Siga nmem sad adde gBa)
samemaas .a5Zda. aby.
W* have MIa ~s 2?osan.d of
these Watchea upp thes. opdasm sand
have only 4iss aespd to zeftnd the money
in three ceses, and Rot om. of tbes. was
on account of ~dheestisoto with the
Watch, but beaesase the jarile. needed
Wm ase Ammmimnsm...
.A1sta o A ninew o
US AUD 1? wILL cost- Km go nas TEAM Il
as uvxn em 1Wtw Yoax. Az.L rum u
HSpecial Notice.--W* d not asel.
Waltham weaicas 11 any Imitation, Gilt,
Silver). The Waltham Watch is worthy
Cmat~Ulbd Ns GilerCas6ne do
not propose to sell it in any other.
Lr umr~ ch ema ac3 lea,.
Annumses s
*HO wtARDA Co
BAstrs,-UT$Dxt10tiT$44p .
AND T1'8T8 COMPANY
abuterod byth. Umnesias~
'G- ovzeut~l MAtch,
D. L. ZATOZ( ...cesarv.
114 On e st8b etl.
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