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W&têmihbêmû
Il A T O IV KO»««"
SATURDAY,ii::;::!i:««»8BPT. 80, 18C>5.
I'«r Hrhool Dlrwior«.
We arg authorized ta annoaeea DR. I,. LAY
OOOK, J AM KM Mo VA V and J. R. T. HAY ^ KS.
Kloction on Una day, Oatgber 2d, «t the City
llntl. Poll» open IT« m ® i- to 4 e, M.
Com misslo ner« ol KlectUm—Maj. If, J, H kaxd ,
W. W. M o M ai * and A. K. M a STIIV.
• ♦ • •—
I j#~ W o uro requested to et»« notice
that , tho Rev. Dn. Dob km in will proaoh id
the Preebytirlan Church on Bunday next
ni 11 o'clock a . ».
1-0~Our thank» uro duo tho officers of
tho Now Orl'mn« aud JJayoii Hur» |>aßkot
/,afoiirch* for lato Iii«* of city papitra. Also,
1.1» (Jnpt. I'trrr. M IM.'KTTR for UlO Hll/o traiia
niiHMifiri of tlio package containing them,
to f.liia office.
l>". L. Txnrtnm 1« to mid red our
thank* for late paper*.
A ikiikh A IlKNuitHeow will also accept
our thank* for alniilar favora.
N ot a Candida«.—W o have boon ro
(piuated by Dr. L. L. L atoook to state that,
owing to h proa* of prol'osaiorinl and othor
ItuainoM* engagements oil hin hands, he is
constrained to dcclinc lining »candidate for
Hohoöl Director.
Hiuco writing the above, we Itava rocoiv
ed b oilr4 (inserted ol*»wli»re,) from Mr. J.
Ii. T. H at **,«, in which, im will bo anon,
llutl. gentleman alao declines being acrm
<1 ii lit in for School Director,
W abiiiniitun li. A, CiiAPTKit.—Thore
will be » regular meeting of Washington
ii. A. Chapter, No. 6, at Iheir hall, corner
of Main und Church atreeta, on to-morrow
(Honday) October let, TS88, at S o'clock
!•. u. Son notice of John .tA»THKMBKl, Sec
retary, olaewhore.
F ancy (loons.—W o call particular at
tention to the advertisement of Messrs.
Iiuir.bI,K. <fe U acraad », 1"'I7 Canal atreot,
New Orleans. Tiie a took waa soloctcd by
Mr. (JuKian himself in l'aria and Germany
nod every articlo is ef tho newest
stylo and moat auperior quality. Mer
chant« and othor* wanting to pnrchase
Kaney Goods should call on Mosern.
(iiianuK «V. O ai /kîuuh.
• ♦ . —
2-*f~ Bkâl ad vertigo« I far per'» Magasin* ,
for October, for aale.
A ÜAKO.
B aton E ouok , Sept. 20th, 1865.
Hi dor (latfl U and (hmut —You will
plouao withdraw my name an a oandidnte
for School Director of thin city. 1 tiiink
there are many older citizens of this place
who aro moro experienced and better quali
fied to do justice to the punition than my
self, with nil duo deforenoe to those who
huve kindly suggested my narno.
J.K. T.ilAYNEH.
Tine A itkoauhino K^ico-rio!«.—-Governor
Well» hait, a» our reader» are aware, or
dered an election for Governor, Linntonant
Coventor, Nonrotary of Btato, Auditor,
Treasurer, Attorney General, live Kepro
auntatlvoa to the Congre»» of tho United
KtalnH, and Senator» and Ropreaentativea
1 .o the Logislatura, to take place on Mon
day, the 'itli day of November next.
That thin election wa» ordered pnrnuant
to the proviaiona of tho Constitution of
IHM, there can bo no doubt. The appoint
ment of Hepresontatl von und Senator« to
tho Legislate re clearly indicate» thi», being
un exact copy of the «numération laid
down in the instrument referred to. After
»pacifying certain qualification» for elec
tor«, rendered necessary by the new order
of thing*, the Governor »etn forth : "In all
other respect» tho oloctlori will be con
ducted in accordance with law, which I»
the natno as under tho Constitution of 1S52,
and return« will biapromptly made to the
Secretary of State."
VVo have boon told by a loarned legal
friend that thin reforonce to the election
law of 1652, wnn rendered noce»»ary by tho
oini»sion of the lu»t Législature to pa»»
necessary enactments regulating olectiona,
under the Constitution of 1HB4. There be
■ "K "" oilier laws in existence resort was
had to those which never had been re
pealed. To this there can bo no reason a
bio objection, if lite fuels be an stated to us.
Considerable disappointment lias been
ox perlen cod, and much dissatisfaction rnun
i l'es led, because Oov. Weils did not, in Iii»
proclamation, order an uloctkm for paro
chial officers. Wo understand he did not
do this on account of the fact that, there
wan not authority in the Constitution to
warrant him in so doing. Hut, sn wo aro
t" have an election in November, and an
the Legislature wilt moot in a lew weeks
thoroaftor, all theao grievances con bo
remedied, and tho people of the parishes,
towns, and cities will be ullowod, us of
yore, to choose their parochial and mu
nicipal officer». Tho Dear approach of such
gratifying circumstances, ought to go far
towards allaying [»resent disappointment.».
We presume wo shall haVe a municipal
election in Now Orleans botweon Novem
ber and the lat of January. Should this
presumption prove tobe well founded, it
Will I m ) hailed with joyful acclaim by the
•ntire community.— True l)tlta,Mth iwC.
— . • •
AKiutns in Orkkck.—A letter from
Athen», in tho New York Pott, saya:
<1 roeoe, the mother of democracy, seems
at present a prey to the worst kind of kintr
critlt. *
Kngland, France and Kussia bullied hor
into running a debt to pay for a king and
In« court, and have been bullying her
shout her debt at. intervals ovor siuoe.
King Otho wa» a tolerable good old man,
but hi» wife was a vixon, and they were
I'oth driven away.
Kinar Oeorge in a tolerably good youjlg
man, hut has an attendant devil in Spon
"ok, w hoste only idea« of constitutional
Covernment, seems to be, to buy up a min
isterial majority in tho legislative branch,
nmi then bully and browbeat all that offer
any opposition.
Hueii conduct can only end in revolution
aid expulsion, which wlil bo immediately
• luotod »« another proof of tho unfitness of
tho Crooks for eonstitntionul Government.
hiii I perhaps be seized upon as b pretext by
tho "protecting"}iowern to"proteot" her a
tittle more,
Mr« Moore, widow of Thomas
M wore, the pu#t, is d«ad.
Si- KKAnifio .— The Revltal buslneae -
wh ich , lu our vanity , we conceive thi »
newspaper hath done much to help along -
is certainly spreading ; extending itself in
all directions . Wo aro informed by citi -
Kons of ( ioo » e Hollow , in the lowor « x -
tremity of that suburb of the city , that
aoveral new churches have ojxjncd within
the last week , and although a lively busi -
ness is done in thoin every night , there is
« till no diminution of intereat . There ore
several " Little Bethel «" In that , locality ,
which bid fair to rival the vary biggest
Bethel of them all up town . In " Catfish ''
the good work I« also progressing . Our
colored fellow - citizens , in the same ratio
that they aro indifferent to their material
interests , to the cures of the flesh and the
devil , aro warming up in a spiritual sense
and looking after the eternal and over -
lasting interests of their souls . Thero in
only one thing threatening interference
with tho good work , and we regret to
mention it as much as the eminent divines ,
who generally close their exhortation » to
sinners by passing the hat . It is the mat -
tier of money , the iftlbjoet of fund » to sup -
port the bodies of missionaries , whilst la -
boring In their soul « to nave sinners . We
sincerely hope tho Revival will not fag
oud break down on account of fractional
currency und greenbacks . Vet It is threat -
ened . On Wednesday night last nor the -
ological editor put his nose througu a bro -
ken pane in the basement of the Methodist
Church and listened to tho close of a dis -
course on luisaiobarioM , The up |> eul was a
very touching one , and as eloquent , on all
subject « are , when they tottoh us person -
ally . Tho speaker said he was a long way
from home - bad come lit a very groat
saorifice of his own tirao and money , to
lend his humble uhillties to tho good woik
of the Revival - ho wanted to leave in the
morning , and that might be the last time
he would ever address thorn . " Think of
it ! The very last , time !" He was nearly
if not quite out of funds and depended on
the genurosity of the hrethten to assist
him on his way rejoicing . The Stewards
were called on to pass the hat , and just be
fore closing with the doxology Brother
Peter Clark counted the proceed », amount -
ing to one dollar and flfteon cents , frac -
tional . Tho speaker deposited the " one
fifteen " in his left vest pocket , and pitched
tho doxology so high that , the sintere in
Iront could scarco reach it . He did not
complain of the sum raised , but If the la -
borer is worthy of his hire , what kind of
compensation in this for two solid hours in
tho fiolds of eternal life I Wo appeal to
the rcftaouuble only . Shall tho good work
cease ? Shall tho Revival come to its end I
Shall all the ink wo have used on tho sub -
ject bo thro wn awny '! H h »41 tho flock
scatter and ai! become like the prodigal
son or tho lost aheepl 1« this generous
community wiliing to aoe eternal intercut
die out in this fashion ï
. » —, • »
COI .ONIZINO (ffc*M* Wa in C koboia— We
a re no agrarian , but we » re in favor of «
speedy sub - division of large landed o.
t äte », and the multiplication of small free -
holds . The immediate effect of this meas -
ure wonld be tho Increase of our farming
population . Wo should havo a numerous
body of independent landholders : end
these wonld oonntitut . e that " bold peas -
antry " which nro at onoe t . he pride and de -
fense of all froe countries . The negro
quarter wonld bo succeeded by the rural
village with it « church und school house
crowning the neighboring hilltops , and
all other evidencen of modern civilization .
Another . result would be the enhance -
me n t of the value of real estate . It can be
hardly demonstrative that It would inure
to tho pecuniary profit of our largo land -
holders to dorjute to actual settler « every
alternate fitly acre * of his plantation . Sup -
pose , for example , on a plantation of one
l h OU » an (1 acre » you succeed in nettling ton
thrifty Carman or Irish families ; it I» not
morally certain that tho romain in fivo
hundred aero « will bo more valuable than
tho whole tract was previous to tho settle
ment .
A rrangementa aro now in progress , we
understand , to colonize ten thousand acres
of land in one county in Ooorgia upon a
similar plan . Let thin policy obtain a foot -
hold , and our ' planters will be well nigh re -
munerated for tho loss of their niavo « in tho
increased value of their land «.
While , however , wo feel the immonso im -
p ortance of the policy herein indicated , we
would by no mean » counsel its enforce -
ment by law . Our state Legislature
might enooitrnge it by proper legislation ,
but our main reliance for its » uocoss must
be on the progressive enlightenment of the
public mind . If demagogue » will only re -
frain from agitation , and if some of the
presses of the country will coano to inflamo
the now smoldering resentment * excited by
the late war , wo may then look for an ag -
ricultural prosperity without parallel in
our past history .— Angunta Chronicle and
iS(V, t.inrl.
Important Cln nlnr front th* l. tittlnlniin
ftVeoitineii '» ftnicnu Itelnflvc •<» the
Trial nf Krrrilmcti Ity Ktnlt Courts.
IlKAixjUARTKits nirnxirr or lUronnr .», i
ffSr.KBMUM AMD AiakoohKB I/AITOS. ,
Btate of LouUIaUa , N. Orl «* n «, Kept , VI, 1885. |
Oirtmhtr No. 16.
Whenever any judicial officer of the Htate ar -
raigns sod tri »» rreedoien fur alleged fault , » ml
shows by hl» proriitifJUiK « that h " In d !« pi >««l to
deal »» Ju « t . lj with thin claim ot pornoim an with
white perKOtiB , no Interference by any of the
ait « nt < of thi * flureau will h« allowed , the oo -
( iporafion of » uch ofilrer » a »« l » tn rather than re -
tard the Work of Oil « Bureau .
OUI«»™ of tii « Htireatt will only Interfer » with
the civil authorities when the tnntlmony of thn
Freed men |« denied , or when , by reason of nld
code * or disregard of new one », Impartial ju » tic , e
I» d « nlod on account of the color of the peraon
applying for it
I h« officer * of the Slate will everywhere he In -
vltwJ ( and they uro hereby invited ) to aid thla
Bureau in administering juath « to the frewlinsn ,
and in promoting the peace and industry of the
country .
Kar h Sl ate offl - er who accept » thin Invitation ,
Am^ .*""«« te receive the testimony of
freedmsn , without prejudice on account of color
or orlgi », I» requested to make th « «« urn known .
In writing , addreasea to the A. nisUol Commis ,
« loner , at hi « UtariquiM - ters , in New Orlwuj,.
In »II ease « wher * jn » t „ oficerr will not treat
the freedniMi in thl > mnnnsr , the duly authorised
officer » ol this Human will e » tal . li H h , in connection
with their office «, tribunal « for the trial of all
catee where freedmsn « re Interested . In accord
an «« with the l» w of Congre ««, ai /l. 3d mal sud
M« rchSd , 1864, and the order » of Major ( lei » wal
Howard in ptimoftnöo fhertnf.
H t nnvrn <0 TaoMAfi W. Cowwir
Coût m Mo lier, Hur-nu (< f
yr&»dania Ab»n.lon^i L&HIIH
H. (i FKSNO,
or r ici au i irfi Llttut, %itd a . a . a. u.
FRESH MEDICINES,
DRUGS, PERFUMERIES
-Aid)
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
JA8TRBMHKI k MoCORMICK, «
reepactfully give notlco that they have yHf
alway» oa hand a fre»h supply of A&
M!Kr>lOX1Sr®0, ETC.,
Which they guarantee to l>e pure ; also a choice
assortment of
from the mo«l caleht at*d manufactoriei, rornprls
Ing—
LUHIN'M, Madam IIUItANIfH,
BAZIN and WMOIir ».
A fine assortment of
EBBENOES FOR HANDKERCHIEFS!,
—AMD—
»CK N 'J' KU HOIIPN,
All kinds of fresh genuine M IN Kit A I. KVATHItH,
fur« blQUOHH, via:
French and American HHAKl»l W,
WtflSK V-Rye and Bourbon.
I'OftT WINK, Mil Killt V and MAORI IIA.
Genuine Holland 01«. Pur« BO I! NA PPS,
Krenoh l'aient Medicines, vlïl
HIROP UK BltlAST,
MROP OK H.ORK,
SIHOP OK LAMOURtKUX,
iilUVKliK !.AVI(,I,K.
H1IMK ANTMItAIROUX,
INJROTKIN IIRAN,
I.RHOy'H MKDIdlNKft,
ViN OK HJMIIJIN,
I'EROm^RMKM OK K RIt OR PIlAVAR,
IHJIM.K I)B Kill K DC M OR UK OK TOÜÖII8,
(il« Ho««.)
Will receive i>jr the ne it steamer a fre«h lot of
i'atnnt Medicines, direct from manufacturers.
WtNTRR UAROKN BRROR—jo«t received.
VOAL OIL and
ODA!, I.AMPK--B variety on hand.
fiKBOHKK always on hand.
jar* All orilrru/rmiL Uui nmtntry ewfitlh/ /ml
up andpnrmply allmdnl to,
JASTREMSKI & NeCOKIWHlK,
Mori near ly onprtKiU« tin» Hmnrh of Hi*
fjOUftUn« HUte Itnnk. ju)1
WANTED.
COTTON! COTTON!! COTTON üj
.F HB IJNOKR8IONKO Is now prepared to re.
cwlv# ftnU MtiXp COTTON, an<J Upon Which if mm*
Ut hl« oorrpKpfn'lmt«, Gl vin, W att .« 4 C" »
of New Orinaris, lie will m»ko U^rdl «üvamrefi of
M<* r < hand ine nnd Ca«h.
No a'fwavrj'A intuit upt'm, (JnWvti wnlU after
otâwil fhit very* JOSHUA r.KAf#.
H. CZARLINSKY
HAVING rnwovml from ll ** ude f a Old ntaiid , re -
njHsctrullj informa l» i * cuntoniar » nud the pub
lie f(«*nMrnll > f 1 that h" may h« fouud at IVonder »
fja*t'H old «tHiid, f»n Mala atreet . opponii « tho liar
Hey Ilou « e t whar # he kfej»*« nlway « on ttand a w« 0l
ftIWrtld »tork, rori4intiriK f »r
FANCY AN]) STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
Hosiery of all description*,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
II ath, B oots, S hokh, E tc.
Which be will «ell at the low««t market prlies.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
au g '!•"»)
CLOTHING iJLOTHING!!
rURT rerpivod from N«w York , ami for nah» at
• / LOW I' ltlCKH , a larife anKortment of
PALL Ml ) WIMKH CLOTIIINti.
F. OTTO,
attg'iB- tf Comer Third and I.aurel Hte.
TPoic Sale.
THKKK DWKM.INII IIOUSKM eac
con»litloK «)f four Kootn», Kllch»'n
and Hwrvanta room. Cftiditionn wlil h»»
round liberal by applying to tho under
ftigned.
AKiMI, a fine two story F It AM B bUfLDING
with Kitchen and Aorvanti«' ItooroH, dituat»d in
the eentwr '»f the town.
Twelve (l'i) !#ôte a^ vantageomily *ituat»»d for
trade or realdeorea.
For particularn apply fj. (iUHMAN.
l'emon« Indebted Ut nie either by not.» or on
account ar« hereby requested t<> cull at my »»flfiee,
on Ufoyetti Htreet, one door fropi Florida, Iw
fore the flfteinth (IG) day of OHoher ne*t, to
make arrangement* fora final «cttlemont. Any
falling to comply with the above will Ni immedi
ately protecut-ed.
•eptIB 0. OUHMAN.
FOB SALE.
AOOMIroKTABLK ramily reaideuce,
situated on Main Htreot, oppoalte
the li'ema'e Orphan Anyluui. A haraain
may he had if disponed ef iinmiKllately. '
by apply Ine to H. W. .101. IjY ,
«UK 1 à-aiu im the premium .
ià
S. Jfïï. JtKlier,
REHI'ECTKUI.I.y Inform» hit* frlondK nnd lorotter
patron», that he ha* rovurund imaineix at
Theodore Ooldmann'a Jewelry Hfore, whom will
I» fonnd a large and «encrai assortment of Btaple
and fancy Dry flood», Hirne», Hat», and a varlaty
of Notion», milted Im the Indien of Kant, and West
Baton Bouse. july2H-lm
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
THK PEOPLR'H STORE.
D DAVIDSON notllitm hia Irlnn lK that lie haa
. Ju«t received a lar*» ami «encrai asuort
ment of
DRY GOODS,
HHOES, BOOTH, HATH,
And all thn Notion» of fh( a«e. end to which bn
rcapcctfuily invite» attmtlw. Iteihre purcha»in((
elaewbere.
The p 'iople'« friend. Mr U.M. AXHKft. will he
found as lively nod accommodatin», an «ver, "lie
lilnd Iii« counter "
D. OAVI OWN,
il/ïf-lm Lafayette »tteet.
CANDIDATES.
FOIi ATT' YTOKNKltAJL.
Mr. KHtor— Yon will pleaae annonnco
Hon. ANOKKW N. IIKRHON, of Eaat
Union a« a candidat« for the office
of Attorney General of tha Btafco of Looial
atia, nt tlia npproachînK «lootlnn
au(?17-i.d MANV FHIKND8.
FOR D18 T. ATT'Y.
Mr. Mittr- Yon arc authorized to arir -
nounco It. W. KNICKKKBOCJKER.
K«q., of Baton Kongo, tho preaontable ana
officiant inotinibunt, aa a candidate for ro
nloction to theoflloo of Diatrint Attornny.
FBI ENDS A ND KUiTOBTKK».
ang-lO-pd.
FOU SHERIFF.
far«. Milvit— l'ioaw) artnonnco II. V.
IIA Biff, K»(|„ aaacandidatofor Hhoriff of
the J'ariah of Kawt Baton Bongo at the ap
proaching Kloction,
jiilyii.", pd. MANY FRIENDS.
Mr. hUlor - J'IottHii atato, that at tho re •
iineat of many of hia friunda, Al.TREI»
OUI'I.AWI IHK, E»(j., baa oouaented to
boOoine a uandidate for the Hiicrifl'aity of
the i'ariah of Kaat Baton Bouge.
angC-pd ***
Mr, ËdUor —You will idea»« announce
TIIOMAN F. Il l'JliNA NOKX. Kao., aa
a candidate for tho office of HherlfF of Kaat
Baton Bouge, ut the forthcoming Novem •
ber election.
ittlgS-pd. VOX I'OPtTLI.
Mu*r*. Mitnrn— Ileaao ann»nnoe tiie
preaent inctirnbent,, KIBVAKI) <'OI/SI«
M \ II D, for re -election to the oliioe of
Bherifl' of Kaat Baton Bouge, at the Bp*
proaehing Novenibor election.
uuglft pd VOX I'OPULJ.
FOB CXLERK.
Mtm». £Jilor*—l'leu.tn arinonnc« In your
paper the natno of JOSEPH N KI* I IL Kit
tho I'reaent efficient Clerk, for re-election
to the office of (Jlerk of the Fifth Judicial
Dlatrict, at tiie approaching November
election. MANY FRIENDS.
nugl5-pd
FOU It ECO UOKK.
Mcmn. F/liUira I'loaae annottDea JOHN
H'fdtATII a» a candidate for I'ariah
Bocnrdcr, at tho approaching election,
angl-pd. MANY FRIEND8.
I'iUUm (if 'thn Gasrtte ami (ïmrt~Y on
aro authorized to annonrico WILLIAM
IIIinilN. Esq., an a candidate for tho
offio.o of Kocordnr for tho I'ariah of Kuat
liai.on Bouge. Ho will beaupported by
angl-pd. NUMEROUS FBIKND8.
M?»*rt. FMlors -I'leaao announce WIL»
LIA;>! SION6KT, Eai|., as a candidate
for Recorder at. the approaching Novem
ber election.
nugr. pd. MANY VOTEB8,
Mr. I'/lUnr -You aro authorized to an
nounce HA.ItllKL NKOLFIKLD, 8en.,
a» a candidate for tiie oflico of i'ariah Be
c.rdor at t.bo ermuing election.
nugß pd. MANY ()LI> FRIENDS.
FOR AHHEHSOR.
M ust*. filUw»— I'leaao announce JOHN
F. I'IKKH, aa a candidate for tho
Office ol I'ariah Aaaoaaor at the approach
ing November Kloction.
NUMEROUS 8U WÖRTER#,
angl-pd.
Mr. Editor —I'lcaae annonnco aa a candi
dato for tho office of Pariah Asaeaaor of
Kaat Baton Rouge, Mr. NTKPHKN J.
VOlTNG, and oblige hi»
FRIENDS and hltpoetebh.
angf.
Mtwrt. tHUnr»- I'loaae announce Mr.
OHARLKM V K RHO IS, aa a candidate
for tho office of I'nriah Assessor, at the ap
proaching November election.
atiglii MANY FBI ENDS.
I.MtOSPRCTUS
or THK
"JVcw Orleans Creticeni,"
The undet'MiKneil will ronutne, on Mon&Af, the
2d of October next, at lit Gamp utrnet, the publ)
cation of the "CttKSOKNT," «uitpended hy Military
tulliorlty, on the flilh of .May, 1K0Ï.
The Ormcont will nlm to lay before It« reader»
lite latent Intelligence by Telegraph »nd Mail from
all part» of the world, and II will give apeeial at«
teiithm to th» co-niiterclal intevat» of thi* city,
and the azricnltural and political intereati of
houiaiana and tho adjoining Ktatca.
In the present notuittled «tat« of alTitlra, it wilt
use all Ii« influence In rea'oriun order, tranquility
anil proHperily to tho people, and in uphoidlnjt
their personal and political right*.
It» position will la> more faily developed fa it»
column», where all public queaUou« a(fectinf( the
in.erettg of our people will be dixruMCd freely,
conrUiouKly and conncientioualy,
A» all the material « -nd ex punie » attending the
publication of the OttHOt/ni aro required to be
paid for in ra » h , and those expeoaea being fully
double what they formerly were . lt ia hopntl that
It» patron» will not object to tho rule requiring
advance payment » for advertlieiiienta and nub -
Knrlpflon*.
The (,'rmrmU will he published, a« heretofore
Daily— Huftilaya exoepted—and a Weekiy Edition
will be Issued every Haturday.
Terata t
pea AaatiM .
DA II. Y »16 00
WKICKI. Y 6 00
At) VKKTIUKMfcNTH inaerted on the Kaute term»
an published by the o! her «ity paper*.
sept! i J. O. NIXON.
'I 1 O P fi A N r J' IÜ R S i
COTTON OXIsTISTXlSrO -
'Ji|IK nuderaigned reapectfolly inform» all per
I «on» who may rwj.tlre work done in the way
of cotton-ginning, that h« is prepared to .tWend
to the »am» with proinptoe»» and diapatch, lie
hail an «scellent Oln, of the Carver pattern, *nd
he bo|i<iH by hi, long experience in ginning and
hl» d«air>< to ft- commodate, that he will reçoive a
ilhernl share of patronage.
Iiis prie« ot ginning is TWO CEUT3 a pound,
being a reduction of three cunts on last year'a
r/ttcv.
flKMRV C'OMN'OR,
Corner flnvernment aud Maximilian Rt« (
#ug)Jl-Im Near Clay Gut. Road.
Plaster of Paris ! Plaster of Paris!!
rr bulk, plaster of paris. Just
tëwiv- td, at».! (f>r
jUl/ i - tf
jaMKK McVAY,
O pp Ci it « t tow Le . Statt til««».
NIÎW FALL GOODS I
—at tea
Dry Good« and Clothing Store,
THIRD HTRKBT,
Nfarly Oppetlfe Ibr Bank.
J. K UIIS having just returned from tha North,
renpeetfclly iuvltea the publia to eiantlaeitla wall
selected stock ol
PÄINTfl,
UKI.AINRH,
HOI'UNtl,
I'l.AIDB,
m Kit mo nu,
HI l, RH,
KM BHOIDRKIKH,
IIANDKER<;iUK»H,
JENAMKI.RU BtfOKI.KK,
HAIR NHTH,
II08IKRV,
KI.ANNEL8,
BAl,MORAI.n.
BA'PINET#
AND I.'A&SIMSHKH
AI«,, the vtav WTasT rrun of
0OAT«,
FA NTH,
VKHTB,
HUIRTM,
NKOKTIRH,
OIAJVKB,
IIATH,
TR A V EM nti K B IBT1,
HINIDEH OI/OTIIISU,
— Anit—
A COMPI/KTR AHHORTMENT
or Tar
UKMT IM4DK
BOOTS ANI> HIIOKH.
The arrangnmenM which he lia« mad* at ttia
North will enalile him to reealre
JST&x/sr Goods
Kvcry week, which shall he »old at
A MM AM. ADVAN0K AWtVE OOHT
hl» motto being,
"QOtoK HA I, BS AND MflHT PRWITH."
J. KÜHN,
»eptr, Third street, opposite the Bank.
AT HEAL K.
SUNDRIES f~ffUJfl)R.JE8 ! !
I UHT receivml, per steainar Henry Ante», rrom
') Hl.l,(j«ls:
W10 Bags WIIITK CORN.
260 Bushels (MM.
56 Haie» il AV.
15 Barrel» fOTATOKK and OMllNH.
f» Bote» Assorted ORAtlKfCRH.
C Tuba Table BÜTTKR.
10 Hags Uar I, A RH.
1 Tierce do. do.
Vient New Oi lriiii * t
'Xt Bags newly Imporied RA LT.
!> Boxe» Star CAMJ&K*.
6 Hags Rio (JO f CEE.
ï Hogshead;: KtIra C'hol'» SHOAH
1 Darrel White Crashed do.
OttOOîtP l'KI'PE«,
81'JOK,
N HTM KUH,
F1SK TOBAÜOO,
ENOMHH PIOKtKH IN M CHT AR»,
AMKHIUAM CICKI.KH,
IMPORTED VilKNOff MOHTARD,
HÜGAR-nURED HAMB,
To Which I wonld solicit the attention of those
who purchase where they yet tiie best goods, and
the worth of their money.
anglB .IOHIII5A BKAl..
iWVIlICI MliSH ! I
CIIKET MUH1Ü, tu r i'lano at New Orleaba p>i< e*
Accordeeur,
Vintes,
Violins,
flajnolatx,
fifes and I'ai.nnl, Fife Tubes,
Violin and Onitar Strings, at
DKAI.'H BOOK AND VARIBTY OTOBF.,
septA Cor. Third and Conveatlon Hts.
i >i:v YOUR BARBEL MI:ATH
J •> AT IIKAIJ^- Present price» :
Fill,I, M ICHS POKK™ llenry Ann« .1 (Jo,
Packer», prie« 00
Pill MB M RH 8 PORK, Cincinnati City
Packed. a'l 00
The abova Meats are full welglit and /'New
Crop ." Guaranteed la every particular.
sept.7 JOHII1JA II KAI,.
AT BEAI/H.
L ine, bath, purk.rakin, iw. '
f.00 bunhela OATH,
26 barrels PORK,
26 .. (Jape MME,
2600 lbs. BACON,
2ii blil». Large, New Meehaonck POTATORH,
.. Choice ONIONS,
f>0 bales HAY,
609 bnshels Choice White CORN,
60 tibia. FLOOR,
Just stored and lor sale at tha lowest current
market rate».
sept2 JOSHUA BKAl.,
A T
BEAL'S :
iO Barrels Single Extra PI/OUR.
10 .. MK8H PORK.
1 Hogshead Kitra KUOAR.
X Gross P. A M. VKA8T POWDKItS.
Jaul arrived and for aal « at moderate prices .
^CHÜOL B00K8,
HT ATI ONER V,
PENH, INKS,
8I.ATEH,
PKNCII<8,
FANCY GOODS,
For sale by
NOTIONS, Ao .
JIINIHA URAL,.
MAOAHÏA !
By author of Bettlah , with a beautiful steel
plat « engraving of the anthoreae.
MARIAN OR BY—By Mr». Honmer.
Mrs. Hale'#, Mlaa I^slie's, Widdifieid'a and
Francatelli'a COOK BOOKH.
A good assortaient of BLANK BOOKS, cheap , *t
J08IIHA BEAL'S,
Sign of the " Red Flag ,"
neptO C o r . Third and Convention Ht «.
Superior Pantry flour.
Ori BARRELH suporb paltry Flour—will
«'J «aft the most taetldlona—now in store and
for aale fry
julyl JOSHUA BKAl,.
Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran & Lime.
A SUPPLY of the Rbov «- n «feefl articlas,
usually uu hanl aod for «ale by
j«iyi JOBUUA SKaL .
CLOTHINGS CLOTHING!!
JOST RECEIVES AT
J. KOWALSKIS STORB,
A FINE ASSORTMENT 0 F
CENTS' SIMMER CLOTHIÜtt»
MADE OFTUB
Latest and Most Improved Fashion.
Also,
A LARGE AND KBÜSS ASDORTMINT Qt
FURNISHING GOODS
Together with
A WÜI.L ASHOBTK» «TOO* OF
Ladies' Men's and Children's Bhoei,
All of whioh will lté sold it the
MOST REASONABLE PRICES,
Partina wiahing to purcliiM»« will
pleaae call and «gamine for lliemaelve* et
julyïD
3. KOWALSKI'»,
Laurel etraet.
50
t orn \ dorn ! !
SACK# COHN. Jtwt rfoeiT»n«l
far *»•!♦* bjr f • WAX,
juljrl.ti Nfiar the Oouri UoutD.
Clear Sides!
it/Will I.BH. CLKAR Hium . Ja ft
Ujl/\ 'U received and for sala by
iulyl
N. WA*,
Near the Court Hintue,
Oat* and Bran.
OUFI'IilBH t» ment the demanda of jwr
O chasers. Just reoelved and for sale by
N. WAX,
julyl-tf Near the Court House.
Sugar ('nred Ham*
9 TIERCES 8UGAR-<;UREÜ HAMB.
U . lust rrcelved and for aale by
julyi-tf
N. WAX,
Near the Court House
Floor Ï Floor!!
?.i\ HUH. KLOUR. Just receivml and
fJU for «ale by «. WAX. „
julyl tf Near the Court llrrns#
Wall Paper! Wall Paper !!
1(1 nil(i R0LL8 WALL PAPER.
I "^*"1" ol the finest patterns, Oa
hand and Itir aale by
.IAMKN M« VAY,
inlyl tf Opposite the !<&. State Bank.
Butchers;* aod Counter Scales.
Till-; BKS tin market:
B ij TCIIKHB SAWS and KNIVR«.
STKKIiH and OI.RAVKM0.
J tint rpwlrf'l, and for «Al« by
julrl'Atf JAMK« MtVAf.
POT-WARE.
OvKNS, POTS and BKII.I.F.TH.
Ol») MPS, nf all slues—e fine aaaartiaent.
.lust receivml, and lot sale by
julyï^tf JAMEI MeVAV.
SAWS AND AX KS.
m
1 VTTLK'B * HOW I, A NIl'H CROHB t!DT *AW|.
WOOD MA WS and HAW BOCKS. «
OOl.MNH' AXF.rt.
HIIINOMNO aod l/ATIIINO HATCH 1TB.
Just raeeived, and for sale by
juiy9ï-tf JA9IRS NtVAT.
Window Shades J Wkidow Risades ft
A LA ROE rind choice usaortment of
variuna patter ua.
•t A SI KS MCVAY,
jul yl- tf Opposite the Iä . State Bask.
r Y ce T bi^ans,
Potatoes, Dried &r.
FR Bale in Nuiall quanti ti«H, bj
Julyl * JOSHUA BKAl..
Oats and Bran!
I^ULf, Huppliea of the abovo Artlclee.
1 .lost reoelVdd and for sale by
.t. .1. IlimDAHS,
juiyl tf Oor. Main and fanes Ht»,
CHOICE KXTRA FLOIJK.
AFKW more barrels or the belt in market, just
stored aod for sale by
julyü'/ JOSHUA BKAU
Corn! Corn!!
BAOKflCORN. Jast received end
for aale by J, .1. OtJWrMHH,
julyl-tf Oor. Mam aod Levee Uta.
100
TOBACCO ! TOBACCO ! !
AFINR assortment of C11KWINO aod SMOK*
INO TOBACCO, In store, and for sal* by
septï JOSHUA BKAl,.
MORK BUTTER.
IÜHT received another lot of Now May Butter—
»J retail price only 45 cents.
July*? JOSHUA BKAl..
Flour! Fresh Flour!
*7 HB LH. FLOUE. JtiHt reneired an J
I W for aale by J. J. llVNOAflH,
julyl-tf
Cor. Main aod hevee.Sta.
RUINCLE8, FOITR FOOT BOARIM
AND PICKETS.
THK undnrsigned begs leave to inform the citi
zens of Baton Roujrc, that he la now prepared
to fill orders for
KIIIKOLKK,
FOt'H FOOT BOARDS
ASM l'ICKKT».
Made of good sound Cypres«.
AWOrders left at the office nf the (latelte A
Comet, «III meet with Immediate attention.
ang2^1nt OOTAVR AKBOUR.
Tobacco! Tobacco!!
A LA KO B lot of the bent traods ofCHItWIN«
TOBACCO, such «a—
mackimack,
MAT AFFLIt,
NATU 8A I, I.KAF.
Just reoi'lved anil for tale bv
F. OTTO,
aug^Cr-tf Corner Third aod Laurel Uta.
Salt !~7 .T.... : Salt ! !
OLANTERH la want of Salt can make it
* to their later eft to purchase of
JOSSMVA W&A1*.

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