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2. ST. FRANCISVILLF,, LA., OCTOBF 13, 187' NO. 16
CROSS,
;e yi at Lwv,
Clintoll. Louisiana.
ITAbRDEE,
Altrtlp at Law,
Cluo"Loittiniarit.
S J. KENAN,
y & COUNJELOR AT LAW,
SClinton, Louisiana.
tice in theo Courts of East and
lelfiana.
lOlJN JLUKER,
Attorney at Law,
Clinton, Lotisillni.
practice ill the Courts of theo 5th
'lDistrict. Aug .9'7t.-l1y
j, P0II'ELL,
Attorney at Law,
St. Frannlsvile, 1ou1isi:anma.
practice ill the110 Parishes of West
tF}lieia:ln. and Pointe (hionee.
ja WEDGE,
ATTORNEY AT LMP,
Clinton, Louisiana,
Ipractice in t he1 corts1 or East and
Feliciann andllt the iupiremlet Court of
ate. 1ehl7-ly.
V'. LEAKE,
Atoroney at Law,
St. Frajc isville. Louit lnj .
practice in tIJe P ':ulishuse oif west
tFeliji:ln.a, and I'oiit Conpeo
SONES,
ORNEY AT LAA7,
Mlton, Loui:.iana.
coon tlwhe North sille of thI unttlic
* june i , '7G.-1}
CIILI Ft i . C. L. 1I sILiF1(
ICKIIF'I2E & FISHIER,
Attorneys at Law',
ht. 1"ranceisv~ille, On.a
Ipractice ill tihe Courts of Whcst
aLst Feliliana., Pointe Coups, andl
fur,' Parishes. junced?'7II-ly
L. U. BALL,
ilYSICIAN AND SiT'GEr:N
jjalyo.nSari, Louiisi aII
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atyon Saran, La.,
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New Orleans, La.
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WHY ARE WE RIGHT-HANDED T
Investigations which were recently
carried through by a French physician,
Dr. Floury, of Bordeoix; have addnucedl
facts showing that our natural impulse
to use the iumembois on the right side of
tlhe body is clearly traceable to probably
physical causes. Dr. F'cnry,. afer ex
aucininig an immense number of .hncnau
Ibraillns, assorts that the loft anterior lobd
i; a little larger tlhan thu right oue.
Again, lie shows -thatt, by examiniuig a
large number of people, there is an sin
eqtual supply of blood to the two sides of
the body. The brachiocephalie trunk,
which only exists on the right 'of the
arch of the aorta, produces, Iy a diftor
olino in terlninatioii, an inecrqality in the
waves of red blood which travel from
right to left. Moreover; the diameters of
the subclaviani arteries on each side are
dillbrout, that on the left ieing noticiably
Iarger. The left lobe of the brain, there
fire, ibiii' ninire riehily hImntatosed than
the right, lbeeoluues atrouger; and as, by
t. I intrseuctinu of the nervonus fiber, it
ctaiiul:ti the right side of the body, it
is obvies tihat that side will be more
Ireadily cotrolled. This furnishes one
rea.son for the natural prefer'ence for the
right hand, and another is found in the
increased suplply of blood from the sn-b
el:viaiu artery' . 'Tie augmentaltionl of
bltood e have alieady seenll suggested
bult the rleuson tio it itsi here as.icribed t to
the relative site of the artery, and not to
any drlli'ettliss of pathl fron' the lheart.
Dri. Flery hmas carried his investigations
tlhrni-gh the whole srires of mlanmnalia;
and lie Ii les tbhat the ight handed pelcu
lianities exist ill all that have arteries
arrn'.stligct siillar to those of lman. At
the s:ano tinme such uoilcials, notably the
clhimupzcuee, the yel s anid thi e beavr's,
neI the iiont adroit and intelligeut.-The
MOi)EItN T'OULGIIiiT.
as- REV. J. i'Lil s.LEY, S. .T.
Whisui the nhysiciats tell inme that in
tseven ears :iii the inniiicacl's of iiy body
pl<s . w:: andl are, repla'"ed Ihy oher.;, T
iiii c nn illty in lhlie'.in tletn m; but
chc'n '':derI ltinkr1" tell inc) Oaf, my
si is hit .' "'iiolecu'lar Ilotionl, w hihc
w.aSi oie0 potetial ii the tires of theil
1:-v t speck : laulllgkgc that I doi
ntI usnderl~ ts iand.~tc
'This s oul whi hl relmiuas sswhile thie l!
d_" mou~ ,staay, is a muystery to me. I
fiie tei :l' i'. is .' t :' it i pi'91 ('rta nt in'. of
]I:(. I t"."! thatlt hisi is truly "miyself."
Ytet 1 ( ii frt... no cniceplion of it. P
ter~s art"e omipellod fto represe~nt it; by tile
huikit 1(d1: and if ties 'iilid conceive
it, as it is, they i ousld be o haile in pie
tie it. thr er'iure is nothing resu li'linii it
that iuhllh nuilc." the 54i15,s.
Till: V1CiI 1:1105 Ok T1i SOIL.
Inlsteadl, tihere oe ci loo oking'i firtler
for the i 'preseniit. i. this dirietion. I begin
to examinle its faeilties:
The VlJi:e i;..-A1 ll1 k itnwledge that 1
have acquired iii lihe cltir. of mi y exist
ence is not alwv.i 's preient to my iiind.
nlit my niCiiciiry is the historiaci of my
existenlce, or. i' you ilfer it, it is a 1ii
brary iii which flits knowiedgo and the
various facts of my existence are stored
up.
The rii'i!Iil'nillon.-If the temLory it a
historiian. tihe imlalgintiol i5( s p'ainter,
m tsiciin l oi ad raio. The suoienit the
memory rcp'eats the long forgotten fact.
the imiagination paintsili the scenei , and
spi'aks in wellt-remuiiuldesl tones. Isee dis
tinctly tilte place which witnessedil my
itrs1., blt.. I hear ;lie voice of hibn who
led ine astray I ailk againi stiung and
crushed iy the inmjcustice of oie who fhas
sacrikieend me to his selfishness, and my
imaginall ion urges on me a tlloiui and wild
plansi of revenige, though, lperih:taps, the
'trong l-dill has paissed lfot 1 ik ileileachl
throughi the natroit gate of death.
As th.ere are datnge'rocs boohs andcl dan
geroils Oict ores, so also, evildently, are
there dangerous memories aniid dlagorousI
inlagiiutini)5; and as I should not read
had hookl s nor look at bad piitules, SO
sho5li I not indulge tit recollections or
tintai ltions which t endi to ially imy
soul.
Thei J lR/(c st. The is the faie'lty which
enables inc t0 group 1'wcis togethe r 101(1(
tero c~l1alln~ofn caue A~nrll ran e t~hat i
ihifl dllilC i. Iti oliiit is ricth, 'he
ties'i the I li- ii cc tact, or cin thic oriler '
01' io'i:hiiitu'. It is asit free to rctjeet
ikiy trulth thiat is imanlits'ti'l1 to) it. It is
abshisluitely timipossihile flir it to refuse its
lk55011 t- i ii' li'ssotisci tikat two asli two
mialii finkr. lint Siomlktiime' it is too teoble
to grilse. tile proofs pr'esl'ltili to it, and15
someiiChes ii- is niot slilrjl-sighi ied ci ouigh
iic the cluain tcf lunof, niii Ithis thoicgk
liads' for' trnthi icay l':ll into error.
Thei' 11ill.-As thll objectii of thle iintel
lect is l'ent h, so the object ot' the will is
giood. Tim w5ill mui~ stlrcar'flly be distin
iiishic'i ti'oii thisse nlatcural iinchiniouhnks
which'l we'i hE5vi ill coiilikol 'with thke
lower orler ccci Lanimlkls. Like thlili wi'
isre icikllcehci to seek ticd ani S''lrkltll,
for ilnstlncii. lint, uinliko them, .1l00
they ate pkowerless to rcsisit tile ikspnlse,
we canl acnd often ido. Again, Ilike Ihemn
we shrink frill) sulfiring. Yet often we
wd'iliiigiy siiutiiit to collsidcral'lli phin
Xlit~ 5\'5'Wtirlsnilng ~sILlit 'auisclser
frpm it. How different the "sentiments',
of the soldier and his horse going into
battle! 1-the one furlly conscious of the
horrible mutilation and agony that
await him; the other withuout an idea of
danger. Yeot the lovo of country, the
hope of plunder, the forc of obedience,
etc., bear the soldier on.
I see, thoroforo, that the intollect can
lay before the will motives, reasons, to
induce it to boar down all natural imcli
untions and act independently of them.
And as the intellect itself embraces the
trnth l nccrssarily,. all the times that it is
eridcut, I might be led to conclaule that
by cogency of reasoning, by making cevi
dent to the will which "good"' of' many
is the "best," it could determine the will
to embrace it. lint experienc shows me
that the will, having hoard the nobleost
pleadiugs of the intellect, c:as set them
all aside in favor of the most shameful
inclinations. Thus I see nmenn-and we
mene-in spite of the awful examples
around them, that plead so powerfiully
against intemperance, give themselves
up to this degrading vice.
Therefore I see that the will is frcc.
BesidesIf fool it in every act I pe form. If
I stay at home it is because I will it. If
I go out, I walk in the sun or shade just
as I prefer. And if any one endeavors
by threats to force my will, I fool that he
cannotdo it. Whetlierl make np my urind
to obey him or to suffer all the consequncel I
feel that I rdo make up my mind and that
I do so freely. Thus, at the present mo
menIt that the Czar is -marching "to dle
liver the oppressca Christians from the
tyranny of -tihe Turks," ho gives to the
Catholic Poles of Podlaclhia the option of
apostasy or persecution; and somen prefer
being flogged to dloath.
So far is the will from being ruled by
the intellect, that it cam very seriously
interfeoro with the intellect in the inves
tigation of truth. It can compel the in
tellect to listen to the reason on only one
side of the questioln. Thurs, in tihe all
important question of eternal punish
ment, it can force the initellect to dwell
only on those texts of Scripture in which
the imercy of God is set forth, arid nIot al
lo % it to s!ee thoss in rwhich it is expre.ss
id lu tihe mnost precise terms ti:hat tihe tiros
of hell shall be cvert itsing. I have met
with pruile who have avowed to me
th:it tht griiunl object of their lives is to
;,rsrunalde tlore:seivess that there is no eure
after!
TILE FALL ELECTIONS.
\\IALT -:'rsLrT,:s WILL HOLD EL::CTiroxs
* .r tXAR- lTI:rn Nl'cKErs 1x iTl FErLnD.
On TIIesdaIy. October i, the people of
Ohio will eleta full ticket of State iofi
c:r'stnd a legi.Jature which will choose a
lUnited States Sena:tor. They will also
veto upon an nur'iaeirntirit to ti iris cnsti
ttion reoanuizinZg Ihe judliciary of the
St:rtr, ' , a l p an et to unrlthoriie free
banking. For State o(riters thrcr. are six
ticket: in the field. Repuilican. Dnmo
er-itie, '(.irohack, parohibitionr, and two
WYorlkin w.'iv i Thei le.huiilienius have
noinatedl William 'iI. West isr Govern
or, thle Demlrocrats 11iclhard nl . liishop,t Ie
UGreenbacker-a Siephoui .John:uon, thie Pro
hibitionis.1sT5 enry A. 'l'hortplhmvi, one of
the WVor.kingr en'.o, eor ntitns L. II. ornd
anl the other Stepheon .Jhnlnrson, thie Green
bnck'nuerinee.
On Tuesday, October 9, tie people of
Iowa will elect Stato ofticers und thrnirleg
islature. There are four fill tickets in the
field, tLe Republican being headed by
John H.GCar for Governor, the Democrat
ic by John P. Irish, tihe Groenback Iby D.
P. Stiubbs and tihe Prohibition by Elims
Jessup. Alln anti-secret society conrven.
tion, lately held in Mahnrsh:alltown, nom
inated candidla tes for all the State ofricers
except Governor. Fort hat thecomimuittco
ion nourinatlions recorinictndred the en
dorsemenet of Mr. .TJssup, but as ho weia
shown tbo be a rmember of a secret tertper
anlcn society tirhe covcnliorn refitnedm to ac
cept'hiini. No nrominuations were iadele
fCor Governor or Judge of lho Supremec
Court.
On Wednesday, Octolber 17, Califbrnia
holss its julicial clictiion, which does
not awakenr much interest blyomini tilhe
borders of the Golden State, if it does
within, arid that, it is doubetf il.
On Turcsday, Novermber a, pnearly a doz
en iceltions wil be held. First is that
inn New York, whero will be chosen somio
of tIre State ollicers, incluldinrg tire Sicre
tary o0 Stato, the Controllor, the Tiens
urer, the Attorney General anrd the Stnito
Engineer; also seven justices of tire Sri
inronem Court, both brancles of the Legis
Irtuire nOard minor ollicials. For Stato
otlicers there are already three tickets in
tire fieli: tire Reptblicsrnr, hitorded by
Jrlr a C. Chourhlill: tire fGroCihack, lchRId
oil by F1rincis E. Spinner, rirri thhe Prolri
litii iorn heathen by Hinury Hlugner'. Thre
I)omocratic nomi natilrg State Convoe
tionr is to be held irn Albany on Wirdires
day next, October 3,
New J.ersey elects on Tuesday, Novem
ber 6, its Governor, onro-thirrd of its Serr
ate and its Assembly. For tIoverrier
there are already four tickets in tire ield
-tire Republicans having riorriinated ox
Go'. William A. Seivell, tire Deniocrats
Geu. George Ii. lcClollau, tire I'rohnibi
tiorsists RIrdolphuns BirigiRari., eind tire
Greooriacker'cr. Thlournms I). JIoxcy.
On November 6, tire ploinle of Marssa
chusetts, old tirir irimnnarl elcritirnir iit
Stato oueicrs, Legisl:ti .a, anId other
officors. 'For st'ate oCticer*s Iier comnplete
tickets are in the flciil, fh 1:oiopublic:ans
having noinllatl.ced Alxauder 11. Mice
for re-looetiion a.s Governor, while ?the
Democrats have notht inteid eu-tieo. Wju.
Gaston, tihe Prohi-bitionists lRobort -C.
Pitnunu, mand the Greenbackers and
Workingmen Wendell 1'illips.
Miinesotta ctst- i :i fIll ticke; of Stalte
offices and Lcglisiatuire on T(esday- N-o
vecnmber F. For overnior, thle Repubtili
cans have nominated Jlohn b. Piltshnr3
for re-elecotini; tihe i'rohitiiistts.. A
Willy, a lehrgyonyt; and lie Greenback
ers. Wiliiaa L. ihettnilng. Tet- Denmo
crats will hold their nomninatig ConOven
tion in St. Paul oh Tuesday, Octobier 2. .
Pennsylvania will elect on Tuesday,
Novemitinr 5:, its Siuiiree Jiudge, A-i'iitor
and Trt'eastiure, it, e 11ist for t lciny-one
years, thei set:ccltI fit three -rears, andi
the third for two featr;. There have
hboi live tickets iinimiatutel, the J.epbli
can-s Hato: L a` - S .7:1r1ti at tli: .Juig
and Viili:un 13. ]tart fir Tre:,;nr-er. the
Democrats, John Trik,,!-v for- Judge anal
Autos G. Niyor for Tron;aurer; the Prohi
bitionist. A. II. Winton for Judtge and
Saui:cl Cur nctt fir T:'reasrr; thelt1 Work
inguien, Wiilliani Elw-Ill for Judge and
James L. Wright for Trea-iriretr, and the
(hreeuiiackei-.s, cienj;nin S. Rt-etlcy for
JInite and Jatu,-i L. Wrightt iur Treasur
.;. 'it. 121 c ltIl declinel the i \or-ting
nien's forint fi o gi "di, and MIr
licintlc'}''s Ini a hats bletc smist Itot edi.
The Wo\-kiIg ttreit's 't1ii, the (4 reclunak
ticket are, tlhtreibre, tnor identical
throughoit.
lThi peIpl' it' H lar'IttVod svill choose on
the 11th Niix vcLnber ;1. Controller and the
Lcgil-at iare. Thle Ir-it tla nr will elect
a United States Sinattr. For Contiroller
tin; Republic is have no~ninatc'd (.abriol
Ellis P'orter, and tihe Dcnocrats Thiomias
J. Kent in;;.
On Tuesday-, Novcmntler (, the rcgul:a
el-eticni of St-te o-sl- rs, etc.. ocenrs iii
Virginia. As yet -nly otem-tkocratic inomi
lations ha:" bc''n 11: . tor Stott' oflicers,
with FIrederick W'i. i. Hltollidwty as
the eandidlate for Govi rnor. No call has
been issued mr a ittpulieicni Sitate Con
vounlion, and the intimationi that an "iin
dlepenent'' State lickc t "o011l( le rtut
have thus far r'esult ed in tothing. Prio
hably the State will remain solidly Doin
oce-itic-"or Conservativ ie,' is the party
olfhets to call it self ill te O0l Dornminon.
W iscouisi will rle·ii oin Tueslay, Nio
vemnile. t, its full ticket of State oflicers
antd thei Legisltutre. For the former
tile;e art1-: ti-r tickets in the field. The
Rnipublie-nis have io:tinati-d William nE.
Si: h lfor Gover-nor. the Im-IIoci-ats .JaIcei
Mal!")]._, thae P'rohititioni:,ts U. 1'. Huia p
t-niln, ant] the (-rie-et-cikers 1 Eitwart P.
Aliis.
The people o' vi-sitiii rwild ect on
Tueslday, Novtlember i, their -vcfvevlror aintl
Legislature. 'For o ve-rnor the only cai
mihtite vet li t -e L- is - h(1l M. Stone,
the priý- nt I)emocrIattic ittC.nilbeat. Two
amniiitictuturto tile ConU:-Itituill of the
State are r to h1 i oii uptt n. iii e, if
adoplted, will aish tiit the tii ticc of Lien
touant-tove'nr; (I, oher p0ovides tor
bie Tnnal st ion,\-cris of I1e~ Loý'ihinlre'.
A speciain l e t! hi -t in No
braska. o TS:.; 1 :':.. Not t:.,"i i, tit the
choice oft Je.t a t :, .aar": Cou a
andt tnwo -g1--t :-I u an.
N cat li-sltet: u :.s c : ::led.
llte le Boritt :,1; I' ; ~n13 is It
be hell it Ltc.it 1~: . O;n;:day, O., tc
her 10.
On Tuesday, November t I, elections of
conuttt oileerlsll bi e h- t h rt-ctliout
Illinoits.
On WVedltts- i, Dtie itber m, the peo
ple of Georgi il. li -, -he t e-ttiaoi of
the year. T'ly will elect ithe in-ilers nof
their legisturiitle " 11 r -tify ,, t urct by
the poaiula i vote tinte n-wIt -tiC-titl ini
propared by the toauten`, r: ingtiv hell
ii Atlanta t l ttti cii - -1 t t i- uttert
Toombs. The ; it', th;: .t":en
will elect a Un e.- Sa - eant lt iS itiC
cessor i ofJoin D. Got-i-n. -.t. . 7-it.
A IJANGi-:i iVI; E 'i1- t ')0 JoKE
\Vi'i It.
The Fort Worth (fex.) Dneocrqt
says : "MiLjar hal Cot t rriight, of this
town, t ought of jkintg his wife.
iArriving at home et a ite hour he
entered thi front gate, eareftuli
g,'asl~d !,y t~ iiiuslvoc ~u·lr
closing it. Canliosly - roping
hi way thit er, what ws his sur
prise to see the right hand of
his wife lying on the sill of the
window. On her f um-inmr she had
two gold rings, one of which he pro
ceeded to take off. It being rather
loose, ho experienceit but little
troublo, and succeeded in the opor
ration withoot ..tskir:g her uep.
The ren tinin int. ,;tueto "if
tighter lit, andI. it Ilils ifloit to Cxl
tricate it, his wfn ass-oike, lindu-im
her hand gu-tmspe1 frt-CI we 110o Ity
smom one whom the at on-e con
eluded 'as a i-ubbeo-. Quickis
putling her hae~d awly, she was
about to sci-ean, 1)11, I hi mklinh of a
convenient six rhootem under hee
pillow, sac Ocain pineced her 'jewel
cii hand' on the sill, which was
grasped by the supioset] liut-lar,
11111 wi tl Uth otitet s:;e quietly
i-cachet] for the pisitol, and. ri-iing
suddenly, bromisht it to hcar- on hat
h-usband ; but --i lit- p--e-utnce of
mind in quickly ca-ihhi-t her she
ivould have sho t h in Oead. Mi-s.
eoce of mind, lorit'taule a--d
coumage. anti the 'ii 1 thal shiohlfI
be pi--itd of pote-s'-mii-- wite so
fearless and br 1e IHi tint-tow
escape his conmplietlv cured hime of
any furthlet OC-dii' to u-hr the i-ole
of minitiili t - ,hb,*-i
olJ o 1fo1l a,
FASIIlONAlILE BOOT& SFTOE MAR Eft
. ?t. FrantvyidIoLga.ý ,.
jOEIPI VACAlO,
Carpoanter anad Canrpd'taker,
Will give prompt atttentionto all biust
icnss in his line in this audadjoining Par
ishes. enlue °H 24'76.-1y
r' O THi PUBIL1C.
«'r:-" FIr.rCIANxA, June 10, 18t1'.
To parties living in Nest FBlicinmia
nT o shall ait any. time desire. rny profoa
stolud s5(vic'v I wou!d .re1itspectfilly a
nounc, that they - have but to adflresa
ae at ;t. Clauilet, Waterloo, in care o
Mres-i. Edwin Vigne, or R. )'ouciapx.
All cglis from the citizons of this 1'u-"
isle so addressed will receive prompt at
telution and reslionse.
1. U. A. KAUI"MANN, M D..
110AD c WEIL,
Bayou S ra. La..
bhols:'ale :nml. Retatil Dealcers ii,
?ANCY D)1Y GCOOD:,
CLOTHING, F1UNITUJIE,
lOOlTS, SHOES,
GROCEIERIES AND PLANTATION St'T
PLLES CG, E EA1Zl'..
'j-i ighc.st nmarlot price paid for cot
toa.
J OSIPI1I STEIRN,
Adjomini Post Offico,
Fool; of the Hill. W. tranciisvllle, La.,
Rictaili Dealer In
DRY G()ODS, CLOI ILINGl, HATS, CAPS,
l:, ot. uii iiStais. Gilss and ' Woodce
WVxmre, Tin wxiro,Fa1nmil'and Fan
cy CGrocerivesV Western Pro
duice andit holtationr~up
pllies Generally.
ALSO
FURNITURE AND HIrNGLRs.
k7 Ilighest mar:ket price paid for ec+
ton. J.uly 27, '76.-1y
T. GATItELL,
Bayou S;mara, Louisiana,
i,'1A LEn IN
PLOWS. A C ICTI'LTITRAL IIPLE
mrnnts, Bridles, IIarmtAss, Hardwar', OGun,
Pistols, Pilnps, Pipe.', Mlachine-Fittings,
Colaks, Valves, Castings, IRopes, Hlklow
Ware, WaT'on and C:irrimix4 '.oodworlx,
liinakamnitlmIs Materials, Etc., Etc.
TIN 'COPPER UAND SHEET IRON MAN
U FACTORY.
An5o Aenitm for the celebrated
U"CHAWVlEII OAK" STOVES,
ULrio, Garrett &. Cot tman, Brinloy, Jas.
It. I all and other plows, Allen's Horse
(ites, 'i oil's Mowing Maxdhimnes, IHorso
H:ay:' Rakhes. all of whichiI will giaran
nic to selllower than can be, pUrclmlaset
elsiwhere.
Grangers tind otf' rs will find it to
t heir adlv-nii "'- to amil andl examine my
stock and priOces before pnuc.ithsing else
where.
ii Ixoci
SO . .i 'J(YOU SARA U.. S. MAIL,
'PACKElT
rama Thie sporb pasasenCger
steamer,
QOv. Allen.
.i. j. nwiiN.-...--. ---Master.
S. S. Sineca-------------------C............lerk.
Leaves ]lt'i'iun Stu, fatT' New Or(leauis
irory f1l."idc w of the rvi'iival oft thi
-a; Crow \"". -c" d i11 -r.an.l c\ r}- ten rday,
:o p. i. Ii Retrn'ui g. leaves New Or
leans verye 1ucli.:a Y xdl1 Friixay.:t 5, p.m.
JI('!N F. TRVINE, Agent.
Sl'NITEu STATR'l MAIL & PASSEN
GE11 PACKET.
iw Tho amu rb paisengor
stfaerlltle
S R eobet E. Lee.
JIMr CAMIJ3FLL-------------.Master
------........-.........-.....-.C-lerk
Till iv' I' u Sara., on her imjuwar'd
Iril, <'-r.y II cltnesa;clmy. Retmuriing, wilt
ave IIk ivon ':tra scvry Sunday at 7, a.
ti.. lre'chig New Orleainslb-fore dark the
samuc clay."
E. J I ITEM. LIN, nAgent.
June tS '76-l
UT NI IEDI STLATES MAIL STEAMER.
y r~is The m'agniticent passenger
+v"" 3t palchet,
NA'TiCOHILZ.
'1' 1 l.TH ES------------.Captainl.
J. F. 31-USE-... -...............Clerk.
tr ill Bai 'Utyou Sarac, on heri upward
tree,, 4vi'ay Siniiaty muoriiinii, :it 5 o'clock.
etxrnlng,~ wil !ae lnei .it L ilyo ara ilveryl
Sa- at 7, a. ta., rxcuxing New Or
ie:ts hiiore dx'rl the s tile clay.
IE. Ti. If ITi'AE.J. t, Agent.
A DEALER
A1 waited in
- every town iii the
Ic Soi t. lit thre eel
chrated
r cý - " MXHILNES.
Thieomen 'a. lxxix xed, hlmthte I running
Il'mo lst dumble acnd oua ahn a
hi 44 d thu highest. award at thI Con-.
- 'peciti axl 'ii-ixix-xiI-nta flu'd. Adilress
Wiexed Sevixig Machine Co.,
No. 18;2 C;)nal Street,
New Orlcans, La,
.1 i1 1, --7-1 viar.
IBEA/TTY'S P./1RLOR
OR GA NS.1
rigat , \Ti's, seil, 'xihiixl~e Imuprve
ii ir oti i thouiin Ox-ganist is and Miusi
xi is *'xxhim''e theie' ,i'r iiim imin r'imiiimi
i-i--d I t,-,m -i-'s; i'Tr il his:. xas-s- il tituc,
A nit ELu-<-ant sand Latest limprovcd.
I ['v' lii'x twxmi'.ex Itih highest lure
'a aan imini opti- tion will, ithars for
SieulpciCt3, Durability,
lrmaaatiix,,, ail liximm likoei'tliii. Pii4',
Si'4ii I xi:'i eve mlv tilmaiei-d tione, orchs'.
It'ii'ctSc, iiiii iin5Lmnitaniiusii xtccevs.
whoich imuxy lim had to the reedii. For
lairiO list nituress
1)ANIEL~ F, BEEATTY,
imsliiutnirto.