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is tri -Wrbki.t,'
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturday#.
j c55Sm Ojffifi ï pike.
T. B. R. HATCH, : : : : : Editor.
I»A T«I m oi;ctae>
7, 1 MÖ.
Our AfMiM in I*«w Or lean ».
Omni«** A Co . f<*w»p»pcr Adv*rtl»lng
A if «nt«, No. t, Commercial Plaça, New Orleans,
are the (t ult »itthertr.ed Ag»nt» !h tb*t elty for
th* iitntU* ami ♦ huttf.
Imt* Tuxin P apbiu .—Onrlri »nd H. A,
M non v, who, W« wo pie» an I to *«c, »rriv
«(I wifely with his family at Ciilvsntori, per
Mtenmalilp I'liltnyr*. from New Orleftti», on
tli « ÜOth ult ., Sow Invored us with park
tt«»» of Into '!>*»* paper*, forwttrtto'1 by
A« inm *' ttxpre »«, »f whl 'üli h# 1« fite »gent at
(iill-venfon. We thank him fur hin prompt
attention . Our thanks arc Itleo ' lue to Mr .
Jo *. fjAitoftiKR, ag''iit of Ai)» imV ICxpi r«'
in tlij» elty , I'br th «' delivery uf th« afi >i «
KU id package« to tin
• -♦ .
Niitv IUah to ink . Kkxxum«.-'» OiitiAu .
TJi» Now Orî** n * Tmt Mia, »parkin#
front undoubted authority , »*y* tlmt Mr -
Oisiwaï ï* to li<) »tiiiofeedad in command
of Urn Freedirien'» ttor*#ii for iiOiil» i » n *
by dirodtion of the l're» id » nt , who b»* ap
pointed lllltf. <iet!, RaiRO to Ml t .h* l , pn»1
tiotl.
<!ßtl. IÏATHO, t, h « Trat ** y *, in Slow
tn, iriyiitt for New < irlenn» t.o i .ake control of
thfl Uitfofcti. îl» I» a nativn of Poutiaylea
ni*, 1» it gfiujuitto ol West Point, »nd *« rv
e< l wit, Vi oon*IJor*bl« merit . in the Into w »f.
flu U refcnrded im n trim aoldter und k»h
tlomati, and i* conanr v »t,iv« in Iii» prin -
ciple *.
TliXAS iTKW».
The San Antonio //« r «W, of the VJÔth oit .
n » y » :
Perfect , himlt . h prevail * » motig unr citi -
zen*, «ml * o far n * we linve auy menti » of
knowing, the name may he » nid of the
lar^'i number of »trailer* arnori|f ti», iii
olitdinjf mivoriil t .hoimxild »nldtei*.
The I fonnton 'hU/jrajth, of the 'isith ult ,,
l'ii rntidiee t ,he following :
Thoy uro working rapidly in Kan Anto -
n io in the wtiy of qualifying them *» lve *
for the dntinii of oitizon*. The HnM \n
forma m» that lip to the 28d instant, about
» oven hundred per «on» had taken the atn
niinty oath , nir hundred of whom ere n g
Intered voter ».
More than half the »polling book« now
i n Houston , go into the band » of the ne -
Kroe*. tfovérel Kohool# for colored peraorm
uro now in operation bere » nd in OrIvor
tou . Many planter» buy a »took of »eliool
book » for Ute » rhool » already not tin fre -
quent npon the pl »iit»tiooii. We believe
trrrs jäiilm pr<ij>f . .- Î.i . iîiw .-»ft4 tl mt th > «iliu
«•iition of tne negro «» in the oUmetit» of
knowledfte, will aid in a hopeful » olution
of the ^un»tion whether freed labor will
bo midc-oaefal, and whether the negro im:o
will nurviv« ihoir freedom .
The 'hUtff&ph l«» rn « that the telegraph
wire » are tip to Ao » tin , though it will be
» fow day« bo for» thwy get to working .
The 'i'th'ijrupK *»y* Hint ui'iaeiiren » re being
taicen to attend the tel « gr » ph to Ran An -
tonio and Hrownsviilo. At . thi^ point it
will connect with line » now licitig con -
»truoud to the r. ity of Mexico , Mu/.» tlan « nd
» San Diego.
('' lake ' s Ottlveston HulUUn, in an *<?
co nut of the M» i » t » nt editor'» trip to Aus -
tin « od book, nay » :
Thi» cotton » long the ro » d generally ,
looked as if th »ro was a fine crop . W«
regrot to say that in nomn of the field » we
»iiw neither freedinen or fr »»m« n picking
it out of the boll », in many «»se», delay
will lose the crop. In the upper country
tljay h # vo had fine r » ins .
Th » l!» stropcorro » pondentof tbe Ati» tln
JnUllvjiuvr, wiitos to that paper that the
arin^ worm i » doing much rlamago to cot
ton in that country.
The G»! ve » ton civilian, » ay » that city
begin » to rmiinn the »ppcarRiioe of bu » i -
ness activity . The » tores , dr» y », wigon »,
vessels, mechanic»—are «11 full handed ih
a biwinos» way .
MXPKorn'Atai.iv i /»ir.ui>«„
V. j urchasiiig jioor Urid at a low prie »,
instead of th * best «' » tiigh ono.
2. W» nt of underdraitmif in »II p)»<:»»
where work ia retarded, growth lessened ,
and manure loat by a snrplti* of w» t «r.
î. Inftiecient fonce », admitting d » pr » da
tore to d »»troy crops , and deranging farm
order .
4- Ilnilding poor b »ni»» nd » table », »nd
allowing thoui to become diUji)d»tRd.
5. Wintering cattle , » h « ep » nd coHa at
' ,l '» in open fl» ld «.
I»ru»h by tire, and l»»TiTi^~rmifT »tief cî»an
border» to the field».
13, Planting the »» m » crop year »fier
your in the « une «»'d, thus dimini « bing
the product , and filling the land with
weed». ,
14. Omitting to spread manur» at tbe
light time, »nd thon »ulling it or giving it
»way to got rid of it.
1&. Eaising hump - back cattle or land -
pike ho«», that wjll oonmm« monthly
«hcirentiro value in f »* d , instead of th #
bant. anim » ls , which fatttn «wily on little ,
«nd »«Il ujuiokiy for c»«h »t h'tfb prite».
IlEItEVOLEJVT SOCIETIES.
The tru « phil » nthropi » t i » he who by hi »
act * more th»n by hi » profe »» ion » prove »
him » elf to be such . It hi » delight to " do
good by ste»lth," » nd in hi* di »pen»»tieii»
of ch » rit . y * nd benevohsnce "not to let the
left hand hand know wh » t th » right h »nd
doeth ."
Those benovolent » ocietia » -* ucb m the
M»» onic Rhd Odd Fellow»- inonjeato th #
doctrino » and principle# of • genuine ohri»
lian philanthropy » mong their niRiiiber*
within their lodge room », and without »ny
»» in -gloriou« p » r » de or boa » t . ing , pr »ctic
•lly illnstrate before the world , the effect»
of * uch teaching».
W« liav« in our city two flourishing
Iodges--8t. .1 »me» ( Masonic,) and f>e Hoto
(Odd Fellows,) which hav» misted for
many ye» r », e »cli numbering »ome eighty
members or more. The immense Rinoun 1
of good enacted by «ach of thesn lodges as
* body, and by their member»individually»
in a public as well as iuntii»l »nd l'r»Uirn»l
«tin»«, i» of Immortal rouord on high, and
would, If It wnre proper to bl*/.oti it forth»
till volume» of the deep«»* InUrest to every
one whoKB heurt b«»t» in unison with the
better leeling» of huin*liity.
We bave not the reference Rt hnttd by
whi- b we, c»n lis th« precise day or month
when 8t,.Ii>nie* M»»onic Lodge wnsorg»n
I*/ed, m nsrne the particular lirtthrtiti who
aasix'ed *t Its biith. Th« year, however,
whs IK14, i* il il the pler», tiio »ngar mill of
.1 AMfch Mnfl»i or, decBRwed, In West tfat.on
Rouge, wbtuii n the Lodge ws* irinisfsrrod
to this city.
Application lor thr charter of i)o foto
I-ixlRe, I.,0. <). V,, w** tn»de on tbe 12th
of Msrbh, Hlô, liy !(r«s. W h i um l»r>>T,
IiiltDiiton ■'P lf»*i ' ii, VVfi.i iAU
MnCo*»», I». A. ''eriwisiiii! v* and Aim,»
tiîs K im». All of ilie»e, *«vo l> A. i'i n
n i mo h am, he vr. pa»ned KWiiy t.o " tlmt bourne
from Wimm'» no tiavclar »etufn»." A.j
ive were one ot th» surlliiij, uni iates of the
Lodge In 1 HI"», we re ( ;ur with many pleas
il ratile emotions, not tin m I* ml with *udn»n*>
to the rise, prog ices and changes which
iiave marked it* history and career up to
the prenant time. But, we cannot »top to
partim Urixe them at priment.
To » often political » nd pereonal asperi
ties , and ameliorate the condition of men
and communities, whether in time of
pence or war ; to '* vi *U the sick, relic re the
di * 1 ri-»«ed, sod Uury the dead," « r « koiiih
ol the de«dR incniciited ruJ practiced by
t ,|ie brethren of the M#» onic » nd Odd Pol
low«' Lodge «.
Tb« gf»»t convention of Odd Follows in
session si ItRltimore several d»ys ago—
where evejy State in the Union was repre
sented, »nv« two, and that deficiency owing
to unavoidiible circumstances- trim em
blomatloal of the cordial ntilon between nil
the Ht.ates now »o rapidly *nd happily ap
Iiroaching consumuiatioti under the wiee
guidance of i'rusldont Johniiou. Keferring
In this connection to the organization of
Odd Follow», the Hoston I'oil very jnstly
says that the noble purpo«»» for which Oils
prnnd Institution wa* o»t»bli»had appeal to
tbe purest emotion» of the human heart;
its member» are brethren in the holiest
sense of the word; their misaion is that of
tbe Havlotir of the World—to do good unto
mankind. Under such influence» men
mingle with'Uiind» free from the «ellith
nes* which produces war, contention, *nd
uncharitableness, and consult and act t.»
OHHUage misery, inculcate virtue, and to
persuade each to love hi« neighbor as him
self. In thi« spirit wo find citizen« l»tcly
in bitter enmity embracing each other as
dear friend», and rejoicing in a reconcilia
tion which binds them together in tie» of
lasting amity. No »pecial condition» wore
required te allow » brother from the Mouth
to join « brother from the North, but all
were welcomed; the happy re»ult, i» her
mony, love, confidence; and the crowning
beauty, to behold the President of the na
tion received by fellow-citizen* represent
ing every section of the country, with the
»flection »nd respect doe an impartial
Magistrate and » »jrmpathetic Benof»ctor.
Ilow grateful to every (.diri»ti»n aspiration
in such a scene, nod how illustrative of tbe
power of mutual kinkiie*» aid elevated
motive. Her" w* see man raised above
his gro»»er nalfira, ami pre»»»<] forward by
irn pu !*c» which »»nctify and purify human
deed» until they partake of those sublime
attribute» which thine with celestial liftht.
Wby may not the »nine spirit »way every
cinrn, renew sectional friendships soveiml
y ye»r»of enmity, and render i.* one (mo
le in heart and pitrpoM, thus making our
onutry » Und ol peoc» (or onrsalvo» »ml
f bop« and {ademption to those who seek
»shores? Thi» is what would give us
oecnrity for tiie future," heal the wounds
ow rankling, and make tbe American
eople ou» in fact »« well »» t,h»ory.
The Mason» have proposwd a similar
Oi. n convocution, and an add res* to this
id has becu msnod iiy (Jbarics O. Winter
lth, P. O. M., and P. G. II. P., ot Ken
icky. We trust it will be readily and
lly responded to and sanctioned by the
hole fraternity ; that, the Christian
hurche» will follow the glorious oxample
the. Odd Follow« and Masons, and thus
I'ect a union which mere partisans oatinot
ente and ounnot destroy.
Before taking leave of this subject, we J
mey mention in appropriate connection
wit Ii it that a monument is about to he
erected in Baltimore to the memory of ,
T homas Wildkt, the founder of the Inde- j
pendent Order of Odd Fellowship in thi»
country. Tbe Sun s»ya the work baa now
been fiuished, and all that ia wanting ia
the formal reception of it from the banda
of tbe buildera , and its dedication , whioh
ja appointed to take place on the 20th inst .
The monument is a very beautiful one,
I
cha * te in lt »«h* rRcter * nd design , and oal -
onlated to give reputation to those engaged
in it » construction , it ha* been located,
on a very commanding point , being ut the ]
apex of the hill on Broadway a » it risei
from Baitlmore street ; in a widely open ]
» pace , with a good view . The monuraen
i* fifty- two feet seven inches high, and ]
»tand« upon k base of rongh granite, ten
feet »Ix inches squar «. All eicept the bas «
1» marble . Immediately above the batte Is
a marble block , facing the cardinal pointa
and in it has been placed tablets with In -
scriptions oneircled by a wreath ; on the
north side of the base are the words : The
north tablet bas the words —" Thia column ,
erected by the joint contributions of the
lodges , encampments, and individual
member * of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows of the United State » of America ,
and Jurisdictions thereunto belonging ,
commemorates the founding of that ordor
in the city of Baltimore, on the SJ& th of
April , 1819, bjr T homas W ii.orv." All of
the tablets are encircled with a scroll
wreath, beautifully worked In the mafble.
Above these rises a single fluted column ,
of hoantiful proportions , and »pon itoomes
the cap . Horn Is sculptured the globe , the
Ihre» links—friendship, love and truth—
with other emblems of the order . The
whole Is surmounted by a full life statue
ol a fvmsle ropi lisent ing Charity, with two
infant *, to whom she is supposed to be ex -
ercising the greatest of the virtues—charity.
TRICftRAI' IIIC.
»
M IHHI WH I \ 'PI J .I .KOT I ON.
f Rpteiai to 111* M. 0. Tree Halt ».;
.1 Acsaot», Out . 0.—'The oont »» t . for (lev
ernor i » between Judge Fisher and Otneral
Humphrey », it i » thought the latter will
be elected, notwithstanding he ia thought
to be ineligible , net havingbeen p » rdon * d .
Putter will be » leeted to the High Court ,
over Lendy.
Hooker willbe elected Attorney Oeneral ,
ov » r Cooper .
lUwktn * will be elected to the Senate is
Hind * county , over Freeman, the former
being oppoaea to the admission of negro
evidence in court».
Kw »n will probably be eleeUd Auditor ;
Re h ol», Tr »**nr» r ; » nd llarri », Keereury of
Ht»te.
Bea. King will probably be elected to
the Senate m I' oplab , and Barney and
l >» ason to the Hoa *« in Dolton
Hud » on » nd John » are thought to be
nl er-ted to the House in Hinds county.
ft« |iiiillallaii of l.nuUlana—(■»•tall! Ntlon
ot IHM-Pravlihiaaf Udvarnor to b*
ApimliiUxWrt*« PrtwItUnt Hefn*«* to
llriwivr Otntrtl I'slmtr—I iuiiiM tient
ft eject« Negro InfTragr.
Nr. w Yonx , October 6.— It i » understood
tha t th « President will reptidi»te the Loui -
siana Constitution of 18C4, and appoint a
provisional Ooveruor for the State .
The President refuses to remove Oeneral
Polmer from command in Kentuoky, but
will order the withdrawal ef negro troops .
The people of Connecticut have rejected
the proposition t . o allow negro suffrage , by
a majority ef 5»oo.
hrmmh
[ from kha Na» Orlaana Tfrnea , Otli ItiaL .j
W »«RiNeTON, Oct . r».— Ho new nationa '
b a nk * have lieen authoriseii, except In a
few cases in the Bouth .
The reoeipt » from the internal revenue
the last niüety-» ix day*, including Hun -
day *, were upward » of one hundred mil -
lions, gre » tiy exceeding »11 expectation»,
ftrheiiie for Mnutberii ( Emigration .
Cov . Andrew ,of M»»»»chu»ette, and oth -
er », are arranging a place for establishing
a central office in New York , whereby the
owners of Southern land * can be become
acquainted with Northern purchasers , and
a stream of emigration, both domsatic and
foreign , be » et » outhward . Branch office*
are to be opened in the Southern State ».
Urant at i*llt»knr|,
Pma » ï R o ,O c t. 5,— Gen . Grant met with
a very enthusiastic reception to - day .
The President end I<oul»Iana.
T h e T ribunal Wathington » neoial say »
the Pre » id « nt will not take action in the
matter ofth » Louisiane government, till lie
receive* the report of the new commi*» ion ,
who will be sent in a few days .
The Debt of the Month.
It is b » li » ved » formidable combination
exist* to force through Congres » a bill for
the partial »«sumption of the rebel debt .
Toe War Department , states that the
l a ws regarding apprenticeship will be re -
garded by the Freemen '» Bureau , provided
they make no distinctiom in color « gainst
the law » for fr » e people , which will lie ex -
tended to freed men .
The officer » of the Bureau will be re -
garded a » guardian» for minor fr » edm » n .
The »»» i » t » nt commission is to draw and
s iiecify the instructions for applicant » to
their reaped , ive Btatea on the » hove prin -
ciple .
•-*. • .
Nffliiig of (lie l iiioii Association of
Kas< Baton Kouff.
CKfoU'nUNÎI ABOfTKl) AMI DHXKUATEH
Al'i'UlNTBI) TO A HTATK CON VKNTtON.
At a mrslluf <if Iiis Unfein Aaaoeistion liald nt
Hi* Court House, in tltac'.tj of baton Hong», on
Ilia 3>l fimtsiit, Hi» f'WlowiuK praamtita and raao
Intiona aubnitted by H. -t litis», Kr')., war #
a.-t'ijitsH :
WnisaAï, It ia tba duty of *11 'ojal aiu< Is«
ahidinK riti/.ana to rally nrouud and ruttsin Ilia
N»t, louai Oov»rnm*ot sa »duilnlstersd by Asoaew
Jouaiioa, Prrnldeat of the Unltsd l'Istna, sod to
liidirstr by their political action a trua and ain
cer» de«irs t/> return to tbs tJolon.
l*t, fli U ThArtJof, Rtmlvr'l, That wa tbe Na
tion*) Union Cona«rvatlfve eUlesna of tb« Parish
nf Kant Baton Kf.Bira, da hsreby pledtr» ours*lva*
t/i «Und by our patriotic Preai.lent in hia sn
deaviir* to rsatora our htata to ita forrosr puailion
in the llnlon, th*t to »ffeet thin otJeH, in »*)act
ing rsndidatns fur olflce, taon nf undoubted loy
alty and whnae TJnfoD proeltvftles »IS Wall ateer
tftined Pi hoi I id he oboaan.
M. Dti H Kurtkér Ramhol, Ttist ws cordially
endorse snd heartily apjirovs of th* prlnclpka
sunnrlatwl in th» circular of OeL A. I'. Fiïi.ii»,
Preatdi-ni ol the Natlon»l Union Conaer»»ii»e
Aaviciatlon In Naw Orleaea, sud hereby pl»d|{»
oumelve* to stand on thn ssros platform tbsi
mar he adopted by tb«Convention (hati# to mast
on the ïlb instniit, in New Orleans
.'Id. Btitt'wUur tUwlvt'l, Tti*t I ha frexidsnt
of thi) roeetinji a(ipfilnt ei*lit ilelefates to said i
Convention, who sra ln«trncU«J to vote for no
man wh"»e loyalty ia doubtful, and who is not
willing te atSBd by the Union and the adminl»
tratlon, whatever hia political status may hav*
been hnratofors. j
The frtofdeutappelated tbe foltowioidelegates,
'"î7e«ra. W. P. Mann , John O' Connor , P. A. Ku -
gfer , N Wax , H. J. Uesrd , V. Phillip «, W. V. Her
reil and V. A. Nephter.
Mr. Nepbler moved that tbe pi O'.iedln** of tbe
in«*ttnic b# published la tbe OaetU* and. Com'*.
C O. BHKCKIKBXpaK, »ee'y.
IStr Itev . F rancis Wavi.amd, formerly "
I'reeidotit of Brown University, Provi -
dence , K. I., died »tiddenly a few days since,
of apoplexy . He was a man of letters and
acience , and »» euch had » world - wide
repu tet .lon.
N rw Y ork, Oct . r ». —1 1 i » reported tb » t
the proanected achems of emigr * tion from
the Southern State » lia» been given up .
There Is re ** en to believe that the col -
ored troops now in the Southern Ht, ate *
will be * p » ediiy mastered out of » ervlce .
- •.
r »i î3x>ï
In Ifiis idly, st 7 o'eloek on Krldsy morning,
the Sth Instant, at th» rsald»nc* of h»r brothsr
In-lsw, Mr. .lonr.rH Ranchr/,, Mlaa KUUKiMjE
ft NO, axel «« t»» i «.
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A!
SPECIAL N OTICES.
WASHINGTON II. a. «HATOB.
ATlffcltK Will. UK A CAM.Kbç
Meeting of WasblBgtOfl K. A. j*
Chapter, No. 6, on to-morrow rtXffpik
(Sunds y), October Htb, ISlMi *' 3 o'nlook P. n. Ru
journinir companions in lined staniHaj: srs fra'
tarnally Invited to attend.
By order of th» M. E. I!. I'
JOIIN JAHTUJLMHKi, Becretaey.
Nt . .1;« nie « liOilK«, !* o . 47.
I HK KKOUI.AIt Monthly Meet
Inif of th* bratbrsn of Rt. J*nwfs
Ixidu«, No. 47, wilt teks placs at
thsir Hall, in th* third atary of
the brick bull lliiit oppoalts tbs Catholic Cburcb,
eornef of Main and Church atresta. Oil* (S»i
nrday) evanipR, <Vtol»sr 7th, lKW. si. th» «mal
hour. j. McQOliMtCK,Secretsry.
.IAMM V. IMthOK% A. « «.,
I'SatlKH is
GROCERIES, PROVI8I0N8,
UAKnWAtlK, ftAGOINO HOJ'K
—iso—
rittiniitlon Sinppllr* ftentrally.
laurel IK., bet l.aiaysl te and Third,
oetï-lm |id I BATON ROUOH, I.A.
TONIKiAR PLANTER«!
rpilR UNDKKSKiNKb haa * ts<r ar.rss of lsra>
X M'A NT CANE for sals. Will «ell on u^d
t«rni» befors mst tsvlnit. Also a .larssy Ws^on
for sel».i
octT-fits R. II. CARRUTH.
IIOKTIt I l,Tli«A 1, !
T7IKUIT IRKKR, auch s» I'KACH, fill
§ stid I'arsi-nmon Trsn. , nlsn, Osrd«n <
.-»»da, Orapa Vlnsa, Sbruha Rose Bu«he»,l
A r. V'oraalebv ,
H. V. VINCENT,
l.alayett* atrevt, ne*r ths llarn*y llouae,
octî-linw Raton ftoui», f.a,
GARDENER H VNTKI».
AOOOB (iAKIiKNI"ll .-no I /o S «raploymoot by
applying at this otBco. «spt.'10-tf
Ii. II. WAIID1LL & GO.
Having purchased the f)KU<i MToiir.,
on Msin Rt., Maton Bouses, known sa
"IIAYNK8' »KU« BTOHK,"
raapsntfully Inlonii their eity and r/uinlry -
frisnda that they are prepared to furnlah,
will keep constantly oti oand,aii|ipUe» of
FREflll AN» ORNUINK
MKIHIIIMW, PKRFIiWERIKH.
and all othsr «rticl»» In flinlr Hop. A s ! i »rcef
th* public p»tron*ï« i« rofpi-cilully selicted.
out.(Wtf
IBarg ftHiH ! MBnrgaiti * !
1) r y fi n o r > s ,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
— 1MO —
]•' A N C Y GOODS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, lit.,
<1.1. TO SS KU.II »T
N K w V f) It K COST r It I c K 8.
WITHOUT HKKKHVB,
As th« unde.'SlKiisd it closing out hlssntlre »lock
on »«count, of departure.
SAM. KAHN,
Corner "f J.nurnl and J.«f«yette «trset»,
octf.-ït llATON fKHIOK.
#. ». O, #•'.
rjpUK Regular Wenklv Meeting of ^
Ii K fino r,OIJflK, No. 7, I. 0.
O. y , i» hnld at thslr Jfall, on Main
atrsnt, rionrly apposite tho Knrritür Ifous«, evory
TIIURHOAT JBVKNINO *t7 O'clock.
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AT AUCTION 1
On Friday luvt, Uw Wi at 11 o'clock, A . J f
riSHK OLD C H til! OH UUIIiblNO In th«^m
J rear of the Presbyterian Church. Th» K' t
piirchasor to obllcat» hlmiwlf to take away th«
nuildini; Immcdlatelv Apply to
«eptüR-tf HA Mb. I». 0RKVK8, Agont.
N
JEW MUSIC !
Why can we not be Brothers, or we have br.eu
Rebels--Hy <!larcnce J. Prenticw.
Rirftly Kow, th« 8 Urs are Shining—By Mis* Su*
Hubbard,
When tbe Battle Is Ov«r—By K. O. UaUm.
It i» the Chimo—By Beoj, 8. Hart.
Nalilie the Maidof tbe Mill—by W.O. Paters,
kt Fontaine an* Perles—Polki» Brilliaote—lly
E. K.Cole.
Helms Polka Msidrka—By 3. 8' hrsnV.
Just rneefveil and for (als »t
IJKAI/K BOOK A Nil VAP.IKTY WORK.
octï Coraer Third »od Cc.ovantlon SU.
K. PENDLER,
»»AI.«» IM
DRV GOODS, CLOTHING,
JEWELRY, Oca.,
Third Mreéb »ppedle tl»f Itaiik.
RKUPKCTinJbl.V INFORM» III« f'RIKNUK
that h« h»o jn« returned from New York with
A tiAMtt ASfOItTMBftT OP
FA81CV & STAPLE DRV 800DS,
CMlTIUNO,
CLOAKfl,
BOOT? and «IffiPf,
HATH »ml OAPH, te., kr..
—»uo—
CftOIOi SELBOTIOSB OF
J" E "W E L R "ST 1
douwfw«« 0»
WATCHS#,
OlAMOStig,
aii.VBRWAnie,
KISfl»,
CHAtSH,
NRCKI.ACKS, Ac.,
—And—
TIIE OKSfTIN* BRAZtMAN î'Kll Itf.Ktl
S PECT AOLEB,
AM, WARBASTBO TO BK
or t «»
PI M EST QHHMTV A NU FINISH,
»IIIWW
If K c A N n K 11.
BELOW NEW ORLEANS PRICES !
0f WATCHBSaud JKWUbHY neatly r»p«lr»U i
octï !
Private Boarding House,
~» r ~ J
M US. E. H EN D It Y, ;
jloruiorly of the Vsrantlali Hotel J
—IB THI:—
l.tUHK, KbKOAST ASO COMMOUIOUH
II If I ,L D1JIU OP >1 It. MA N N,
CiWtisf of fi*itt»l and Fifth gtr«Ma,
BATON HOUGH, I.A.
Ma.-. HK/vîiUV iiif »rru« U*,r old
411(1 th« 1 put»lu. ttrtf* thhf «b« li»R
Jttut op0Q t*rf ft I'rUft»'* Bo4fii!iiK ll'itirt nt th**
ubijr* twiid, «nd #*oMcU* h uliftr« uf pitmokKv,
U> u*»f «r#rf U> î
ffarper'H JTiagazine, |
< > < ; T O U Id Ii, 1 H C, 5 »
.It: SIT IlKt KIVK» AT
nt. m : s p . ook .f- rAMXtr KTonn,
*M|iti9*6L C<lr. Thfr'l *ntl (Jfnrfrtffan ft«.
imtHlfl/'H tjflifif"K Hook,
m%~+
<}{.■' r o \*> k h , i m o r» ,
— AT—
B T.kLB BOOK Sl VARIETY »TORT!,
Cor. ThirrJ *r»cl (' ohtpuUo » fit».
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i ni .si i <;uA(JKï vris f
Cheewe, Dried Peaches , & c .,
IK' X K8 HOU A CRACK hl!3,
• ) 2 bunt** fluttnr
Î8 44 8u|frtr '
!I 14 <'r«nin Himruit,
'/ *' Ohi v%»t
»; '* Hamnarfr
I "nrrol I>rl*'«l fVnchM,
I •* Carolin* lilc«,
I Ti *>rc» w uiftr Ou- Huf»',
10 Hvx»* I'rcMor A OstabU'i Unruinn Bonp,
10 Un Mtnr Oar.»!)♦«,
I'» Kirkina Table
10 >;«rr€ln Menrmnoftk Putatft»*,
1-./ UaK* ChoSrit Vv hit* Votn,
aluat rifr4»lr<»fl and for ami« by
aaptfo .108 fil A BUAU
JtJST HECÉIVED.
pitOM •■■!. IA,t?W per at»ai»»r Wlaafturi:
tiKl Barrel» l'.ïtf* Fl^JtJH,
M Hack» OA IH,
.',0 '• CORS,
60 " BKAN,
20 Bales HAV,
For sale low. *t
„„UiW F. OTTO'H.
B\TII.\ : ROOa POST OFFIHB!
North Boulevard St., near Third.
TUB UWDF .RHIBWKD ban been duly o.mnila
aioneil by Asor.i n ,|<in»i«es, Preaidant. of the
Unlt«(l K'*t«a, »riri »uthorisad liy the Poatiuaater
(inaeral in npen h Post. Offli:r at ISuI.en Itf^jjçe, on
the 4th of reptenilier, IHtfi, for the reception and
disponal »r »II mail matter according to law.
V. ti. UUKCKIfflllUOK,
anptH > Poatm»*t«r.
,JUHT KI'XJKIVKD,
THK |»08T OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
• i.niuit vjAtrm or
POSTA« K WE A Pi Ph.
ri '. on
ONT. CENT BTAMPa TO NINETY CKNTH.
AtAO,
} I E V EN U Ii STA M PS.
POftT JIAHTJC K.
Mpt> Beton Kon«s, t*.
NEW MAY BUTTER.
1 / \ l'JKKISS Choice Ynllow, for «al» lu* to ,!i *
L U tr*de by .
»agi« J0W1DA BKAt. j
Piaster of Paris î Placer of Paris !! |
r num. PLASTER OF HA KIM. Iu«t:
•' r "'" lv "' " nU «""WMKn MrVAV, .
juiji'lf opp jêtt* lb* A/ft- SUU Bauk* j
Buhler Female Seminary ,
IJATON IlOUfJK, LA»
Rev. i. Ë, c. DOKEfll'8, H. D., Principal
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r Jp»IHt ln»£ltutlon will eommanne ff» flrat S»»»inii
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23d, 1865.
The an(l»rsl([B«d offern to the public it long ex
perience in ie»rlitSK la Coll»«"' anil Hchool*. mele
and fumai». Th. School will cunnfat of three I)«
p»rtm»nt«,*Ir:: the Nf.KMEMTAI'.V, ADVANt'tti
AND HI01UÜT. The i»at lmdnilloft srery désir
able flntihlng atiily.
T K KM H :
Hoard t and Tuition (In KnjtHeto, Utln, Ac,,) to
.luly let, » 4:uo nu
Mnel«,to July t»t, l»<*it! 114 on
Frenrh »nd Ornamental Branche» »t Prefeaaor'e
ob»rg**,
Pay Pupil» at 8, h, and J Dollais per innnth.
Boarder« »re expected to provide their own lied
tlnen, uapklnii, towel», Ac,
I* A V m f { N T ».
Boarder» in advance (half;) l*t Slarch, (remain
Iter )
On/ Pupil* fn adrance, monthly.
J. K. C. DOR^MIia.
septili - 2w
FUIiNITuiiE!
CABINET MAKING,
xj xsf x>KaaT JK2CX IST O,
I'AIUiOlt, OFFICE m COOK IM STIIVKS,
G110C15HIE8, &v.
JOHN tj. WOI.KF, respeotfuily »n
Ul pouneee. that fie bis reaumei linsl
Mh ne,« ai his old stand, corner nf Main.
*1 land I'eiilfentliiry (or Kerw.tli) straets,"
II*Via Riidite, I.» , where has. and will continue
to tie«p on hand, a çood aasortment of FAMII.Y
OK(K;BKIKi>, llkewi»*. n »arlnty of »«eellent
KURNI'I Ii KU, P»rlor,Office and Cook In* hTOVKH,
t.» all which lie »»k» th. attention ef the public.
He i« als'i prepared to attend with prf.mptne«»
and dispatch to eeery »»ed*» of work connected
with hia hnelnea« aa
Cabinet Maker and Ifidertaker.
Please Kl*« h i m a call and examine bl» varied
hu.ln»*n » toek .
A liberal «bar« of eneoijragnment and eiipport
I» res [i-rtf'iHy »ollcited froie Ii ia old Urlenil« and
the puhiin /enerally. »eptitt-tf
V. Ö A PI>15 VI K I jliK,
AT 'fit*
()!<J Ii. R. Variety fltore on Laurel Straft,
uui .utt in evuar hpkim of
MISCELLANEOUS MERCHANDISE,
(I D I T BD TO THR MAHKBT,
I »nuire» to a»U pnrtionlnr »Ueniion Vo Iii»
I.iiiu» and Ki,tout! asanrtmeiit et
Ladies', Gents' and Mmse»' Shoe«.
TvAtsxvm. for pest hivers, P. Oafoavisix» rt
»pecttully »olicila acontlnnanc* of the »am«, pl«U(!
trig himself to renewed effort» to plnue hia old
frieuita and tho public at larne. aufJ»-tf
J u U wh (iruneherg,
1'IANO-MAKEK,
1 TtlNKP, A RKPATIt* PlttXM, MKI.OIIRONH, *< .
Aiperietirt» Iti my o*"*
I m*—ia|fVi l 'uni In Prnnii«, r-ir'-'—l
nwi io do tin» flllÄcuii work, at 1 ^
It K A M O IV A II I. K T K IINK.
$0- Written order» to te lelt «t Mr. Joahn»
1 Iloal'a Hook »tore, or at .Mr. (loldinano'a.
j jtineai-Omos.
! MASONIC REGALIAS. A),
! ill MA8TKK MASOHH* APIWNK, Ttif
lu;VAt, ARCH APRON* AND BAHUM. ' ^
A nice aasortui.nt,jnat ri-orlred *nd for *al* by
j julylf» JVÜOI C. BIWKL.
i rrnh Arrival a I
\ J IIAVE>».t received from Ht. boula—
j loo barrela (beet brand) HOOÄ.
I ifi'l »eck» Whit* and Yellow CORN.
3 tierces Mafftr Cured IIA MH
Which I uni celling »tkeumll pre« thu cash.
N. WAX,
{ angin Near the Court Uou*e.
iPr. U, JlawlH,
SUltGHiiON i >ENTI HT,
[l*te of New Orleana, ba. j
t> P.»PKC'Tiri!I,br 1, (Ter* Ills pro
I I, f.sslonal services to the cltl
xena of Baton ltou*e*ncl vlclnltr.
lie Is permanently located, and
follv prepare ! to perform all operationa pertaining
to hia prufeMinn in the laUat atyle «nd In the
numt durable manner. AU (HurIchI or Meehaii
Ical op.ralioua will lie parformud with the (fiint
*et cure and »kill, and on ttm most reasonaM.
teie«. 'HR«, on th* corner of Third *«d laurel
»tracts, oppn.lte D m Veranilah Hotel, entrxnee
aeptl»
•e.'ts, oppn.lte
lAnrel atreet.
Teeth Kvlrac ü d Without I'ain,
AND NO IIÜMBUO!
nit. I». L, Mi KITRIOK respect
fully announces to the poh-J
lie, t:.*t he la prepered hy meanaH
nf an eleetiiexl application, to ex
t.rart teeth without pain. Tbl< proc.ee» lias been
repeatedly tasted Iiy him, and not in a single in
stance hait there been * Ullure. »«pUO-H
JE Aren/ Stable,
-im. -
M I K K (' IJ UK A N ,
(at tnn.T'a ot» sïtan,)
Tlllltu KTRKI5T, BîmVBIlS LAb'HW» A MA/M,
«aptïl loi »«ton Mnegr. I.n.
WOOD FOR «ALB»
W 001» DKUVKRKD TO OUW® IN
AST (JliANTfTY DKSIItBD. Apply to
W. W. McMAIN & SON,
*U'r10 tf fMIIce at the Central House,
Home Stolen.
A BROWS three year old RTUf waa
»teilen from tne old field near Moo- /
*n
..o2x
/I IUII"U II"— **•' "*W »* —
tftMioo brIdc(f t on the Héyu «artroaa.
«bout ten day« ttico. lie l»*iioot f"cr .
r.»o band» hl|(h, two li-nd feet white; well breiten
to the saddle (nt I1I1 *ee< *°'t earrles his tale on
one »Id#. ,. . . .
,* liberal reward Will be p*"l *» Ms recovery or
for information tb»tio»y «ad toit.
ecpy-lro T0M «««IM.
Corn Meal, <«rl»sand Cruüheil Corn.
THE aboee »-rtic!«« mariufoctureii by
1 j01Tl jmutlA HKU .
AT a-i 00 PEU SACK.
AT REAL'S— Courue Liverpool .'AM'
o,w «I/o *n t full «»I l.t, ta y «A W » ha*.

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