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Rowton enoa e La. Wil flee in the
Statle and Federafdouwrtu.
HEDRRONJ (to! BII.A.L
Ano~pre ts 0ad ota$sJmWs AT LAW. Offic
on North Boulevard ntrewt, viear the poet oflee,
Baton Rouge, La. Will attnd to all law bat
neea entroeted to them e to hib ad aheolnlig
rpairishe.
A.S . lierton........ ......L. D. leale.
F AVROT & LIAMON. Arrois
ndNET AT LAWE . Offie oti North oulevPierd
1 a Sý'o. aLh srneet rdI~hest
street, liatn R roug, LL , Will atte nd to alll
law buesnean entrutted to thom I n this and ad.
joinn parishes.
ii. . HAvrot...... ....4. .D. Lalnon.
F W. . M. ROIICRTON,
*Atejva and Counselorn at Law. Oflice
on North ard street, Baton Rouge, La.
WlIprawtl In thebsoeenteetth and Eighteenth
JIudliaL ilatrists.
SW. RoHertonn .......I.. . tob.rtmon.
La. C .ue pm .NICRumt$o. n
Nt lialand sotree Ptblic, Baton Rouge.
La. fiasiness promptly n~atloded to,
1oew Orleans Pae le R.R.
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TRAJNS MANT. ?ioUT. MAIL.
Wwst atIo ato es......... 1:00 iAM 9:30 PM
Plaquen.oo**".." ". ..A... H A M 3:14 PM
)onaldroarille............. 1041 A M 4:90 PM
Kt. Juea m ................19:00 K 4:50 PM
Mt. Cbarts ................ 3:11 PM 0:17 PM
AldAers ................. A4SPM 7:35PM
YNw Orlosi.. ................ .... 8:00 P b
TRAM. WNFT
N' OreInas.......... ... ...8:00 AM
Alger....... ............ 7:00AM 90AM
Mt. Cbarlnm...............0I:30 A K 9:34 AM
St. Jams........ ......... 1:45:PM 1Lo5 AM
1)oaaldnaeaWil........... 1:50 PM 11:35A a
Plsquemine.....:.......... 5:13 P K 1I44 P Y
West BaltI Rouge..... ... 7:00 ' K 1:30 P M
For rates and iaforrnnon, addronw,
S. $. SPELMA N, Y. F. & T. A.
H. S. MOBitlig41porltaendeat,.
DR, L.F, REYNAUD,
)ofitce atsdibense, Corner of:Ii erids and St.
fpolite Itrreatr
dese BMuATON l)UUGE, LA.
CAPITOl H USE.
The uanderlged ba leave to an
noeae~o frieds and the public
an~ ~ be opedn l
I the qrner of Laf ette and Main
streeta, oppoalte(l 'vrln'drugstore
wheure the Ch est W ite r with
every cll a aeson, to doesond here or
from New s arkets. The Y L,above
the Beteaurant, having been th ughly repaired
and renovated, in now open for emr.
ALXANDRIE UROU0 P'ropileto
SISEAACK6R. ~~P~
-AND
.1, ..···....**y*Poprietar.
J ae Yre. awskZbr da.
The best ofWines, Liueors 1a g aar always
kept on Customers carefuy atteped to.
Bott Livery , ble
Adjacent to his salomna
Will alwa a be enopplled with boraeeaad Car
'a for re ft all h F and sabllW%
_r Rni a te. s .o
SUMTER 1
CiARLS WIECK, PROPRIETOR.
orner't ThI4 and Lap, Streets.
SON ROM(E, LA.
B~S~s Iand families supplied with
BC W sherry, Claretand W!hite
Wpae; Oive Branch, Chicken
Cock m 4ran of WHlI Y Western
L nna 's elebrated Pico win Cincinnati
Lager Beer, always on hand ben ablequantty
Best Brands of Clrsn alwa~l on hand.
CAPITOL CRmCER STORE,
CVo. Conweatloa & Tlrd sat.,
BATON ROUG3, A.
This establihbmoent has .tl been opened
under the managem t of
i. G OTTL EB.
A tll assortment of tPamily nd Plantaton
(Grocerie, Liquer., Tobacco, et., am Supplies '
will always be fhand on band. None but the
ehocenst Goode at thelowest cash market prices
are kept. Give the Capitol Grotery sea.
MRS. C, BQ11N G,
800K, MuSIC AiD YAR IT STORE, c
Third Street, Near Statg House,
4TON BOUGE, TLA.
D A42acellasrous anil Blank
Dpid b e ePuUy Stationery Muas
catl Int t i, Msor stdanvau
and Notions slidad fh teeelebra.
ted Blake l . weived for
ary Newspaper or ed.
00, M.l A Manager.r
sagtrro mm, I Ine·.
augalvpn3 em,. Ca
Fresh Stock, New Styles
-AT
MRS. C. MAILLOT'S al
Third Street
Millinery Storel
Ri. C' MAILLOT takes plesure io an. P
1 nonncing to her patrrons anl the ladies
generally, that she as in receipt of a spleadid
and carcfully sle otedl stock of e asunable facne
and Millinery Goods of' thei st styles an 01
patterns wbhteh will be sold at t elowest prices. ga
he will be happy td show th new goods to
all astclrs. l
aO mIllNG THAT IA N 0COM "
$ maed-Mc Children'A Solar lpp Btton
and Laeed (Lf and Pebble
sobool weer. A. I in
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1nIS A THOROUOH REMEDY wa
A.Y
In every ease of Malaria! Fever, and Fever and lo0
Ague while* for disorganization of the stomiach, f
torpidity of the liver, indigestion and disturb
e anceeof the animal forces, which debilitate, it chi
u an. has no equivalent, and can have an subntitote. in
ublic It bhodld not be confounded with triturated
a compdends of cheap apirits and essntial olig, Cot
often sold under the natue of Bitters.
You SAtL By pre
'fa Drs galate reeeredlvine merchants Beerylwhere. t;
frHENRY BdUMtH, Agt.
store Will supply the trade at Manufacturer's prices .oC
with N
b or
Ws W . 300T, he
n . Taj
the
NIalufactlers' kgent, ch
flas lust :eeelved a full stook of
ytry
rasJob
Ie Oarg and Bgy Material, o
Car- READY.MADE WHEELS, Julo
fUa .rrE Maenr(lra t~e. ar eo o 0
 , dýMl1, Spikes , F d e11eet, Bowe, Rafts, in tib
A evedrything in this lipes, whih he ofbtrs at ban
1l.Too
he1 Aisoafresh sto E ottn
_ ter an
... Saddles =d Harness and
OlF ALL 1ITYLIE4 * mon
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S The Dauinesa Man's sest ble.d. i1:
Mr. Ci. L, OleJul.s a leading importer of lel.
timore, han stated thi nothing has done his
dy popsias indige ton, &c., no much good as ti
that most wonderful of all tonia sad reviving sl
led medicines-Brown'i Iron Bitters. Just thtuink or
it: I a so r the other night, althoah a ebron. a1
is d he no 's he ate, a . i2 o'qTook, Me d
er icken d nd cCream, after which d'
taking adoe of Iron IBitters, he never spent a of
lar mo pleasant night with no dyspeptic cymp,
be tonei the moraing. L
eas a
eDesiring to show our distinguishbod
- visitor some attention, a very sweall man
with a very large mAstache, represent- t
log an alleged morning paper of this
city, sidled up to Gen. Sherman thu&
morning as he was viewing the cotton
k patch near the exposition grounds.
a "General," yawpeJ the little man, "do
Vyou 4hlnk cotton can be sucoeassfully m
br raised onesuech soilaethat f" "Humph !''w
Sremarked the general, "yes, I think it of
can." "What else can be raised on tit "
asked the, little reporter, smiling on r
S William Tecumnsob in a genial sort of Cl
way. "What else f" replied the gener
al. "Oh, anything can be raised there. pe
Why, 1 raised h-11 on this very spot d
Smyself seventeen years ago ?"-A-tlanta
. Post-Appeal. in
n Mrs. Agnassiz found one torning in th
1one of her slippers a coild little slimy th
a. snake, one of the six sent the clay be- cep
La fore to her scientide spouse and. oareful- hii
E ly set asido by him for safety under the of
' bed. She screamed: "There ls a nake La
in my slipper!" The servant leaped di
from the couch crying: "A saIke eitb
4 oodaet s, wktahrIa thoothert>wr I'
3 WrIL 2 1140
av wasL off : a: ;.
Yr~mdold~glq-g~
them day to day the ld ring lay-_. 1!
A lierans f were a-asleeplag;
Diagy, old, seeh wrinkled fold
By th darst ofyearn wIrsbadWdl
Wooauds of the storma were upon its form,
The crimnon stripes weru faded.
"'Twi a mournful sight in the dia twilight,
This thiug of humble seeming, t
That once no proud o'er the cheering crowd li
Had carrited Its colors gloemting;
Stained with mold were the braidsa of gold b
That had dashed in the son rays' kissing; F
Of faded hboo was the field of biue,
And some of the stars wern miessing.
Three Northern maids andl three from glades, t
Where dreams the South.land weather,
With glances kind and their arms entwined, N
(ame tup the stair together. al
They gazed awhileo with a thoughtful smile of
At the crouching fornm before them; is
With clinging holds they grasp its folds,
A nd out of the darkness bore them.
It
'T'hey healed its scars, they found ite stars. p
And brought themn all together to
(Three Northern maids and three'from glades,
Where smnles the itonth-land weather);
They mended awray through the summer day, la
Made glad by an inspiration ea
To fling it high at the smilaing sky at
On the birthday or our nation. t
In the brilliant glares of the nsummer air, at
With a brisk breeze rounad it creeping itj
Newly bright through the glistenlng light eb
'lee flag went grandly sweeping;
Gleaming and ld were its braids of gold,
And flashedib the son rays' kissing,
fled, white and bleu wore of deepest hue. '
And noneisftbh stars were musing.
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STHE FRENCH VISITORS. H
ad
Tbler Rleseptorle In ow Oulfeaug al
At 7 A. M., Th'iursday last, the French
delegation reached the Jackson Railroad
depot, whore they were met by a detach- of
ment of the Contjnental Guards, the to
French Consul andl a rnumber of promi- bit
Wntu gentlemen. coi
Aftea the greetings, the delegation thi
was handed in the carriages in the fol- on
and lowing order: tue
a, Mrs. Loysean and Glen. Boulanger, tib
, it chief of the French military delegation, Fre
e in acarriage with Vincount Paul d'Abzae, tiv
oil', Consul of France, and Mr. E. Larne, evi
president of the committee.
lres. Col. Boson, of the Twentioth Dra- tot
ices 0goons, with Messrn. A Carriere and F. eat
- Navonne, Chancellor of the Consnlate. of
Capt. do la Cbhre, military attache of ba'
the French delegation, with Messrs. F. nai
Tnjasgue, E. Marx, uand Billiard. wa
AMr. Octave de l'usy, chief of battalion Di
Sin the Engineers Corps, with Mr. A. thi
Chaffraix. deot
Baron H. D'Aboville, captain of Infan- deot
try, with Mr. St. Cyr Fonroade and Capt. fro
John Augustin. of
Count Charles D'Aboville, officer of ar. I
tillery with Mr. Sosoeph Bayle and Hon,. the
Jules Aldige. the
Mr. 8igismond do Sahane, lieutenant
in the Twentieth Dragoons, with Mr. A. wit
Carrouache, Mr. Gaston Pources de Ba- to 1
at hbone, sub prefect of Tonil, with Dr. J. wh
Toaatre; Count Paul do Beaumont, lien
tenant of infantry, Count d'Olonne and got
his son, Viscount ui'Olonne, with Mr. Fe. que
lix Lame, i not
Viscount Henry de Noeilles, leuten. affe
ant of infantry, with Mears. E. Merlin Lot
:6 and A. Gulliemet. offr
Mr. do Gouvellot, with Mr. Rt. Ha- rese
mondy. la ;
m The Marquis Laur de Leetrade, with core
Dr. Maurice. nahi
l. With these gentlemen came a delega- chei
a, tion from dt. Louis, under the champion, non
a ship of Mr. l'mile Karst, consular agent can
ne. at tt. Louis, composed of Messrs. Ame* dhil
eb dee Meillear, Major Charles E. Pearce, voti
a oonnsel of the French logation at st. tL
dP' Looui, and Messrs. 8. Chfisty Church and
and Alouso C. Church,. 'Thie party was nati
so taken up withi the French visitors pith
in during their sojourn in St. Louis that tore
t they could not let them go alone, and t ii
followed them to New Orleans. The strol
Mersrs. Church are sons of Mr. Church, quet
a who gave the representatives the bril ner,
li tant ball at St. Louis, which wasg so the 1
0 much spoken of at the time, and at expi
, .which 1,000 people of the select society "e
of St. Louis were present. This party mer
iv wore distributed in the ditferent car- flatt
rages, as room would allow. faite
'Tho guests were oscerted to the St. u(et
Charle' hotel. 'rhey made their ap. no p
r- pe'rance 2t d o'clock at the City Hall, ages
where they were presented to Mayor voye
it Shakespeare, who welcomed them in lea I
in very eloquent terms. lee i
G(en. Boulangerfat the conclueion of syml
LI the Mayor's remarks replied in French, pren
SI thanking the Mayor for the cordial re-, serot
F- ception whioh had been extended to mez
I- himself and his countryimehir ty xcity an
e of New Orlenas. A portrdt G ort
e ZLdyettej wcheb adoned lt WA
I di gb).A itothiei t4is at
1 4shoWtt to , *r VO~
wr.IC4
J y;
n they
light, a tores h t 1
them In, , 'ad dress 11) i > 5ienijp i
row a lasnasges
At th 0Governor' ofoie wry n ahm
old her of g maen had txd t `,
sng Froneh0Caneaintraneed Gin.
ger and his partys to the loBvani erd o eu
welcomed themt bordill, otonl as 'hoqtr
gdes, the represegtastrie ofth, griet Flreidh rlI
VIDi Nation, towaMl 'fhich our country has eal
'always been friendly, as descendant. lpar,
nic of the heroes who helpd to seonreopehr- Amei
loan independence, , 1poppk
ý Gen. Boulanger with his sympathetie de da
smile, and in bfafeicitens manner, male quells
a's. proper aolinowledgemdlbt, and the visi- teI at
gla tors were, thereupon, introdouced,to the nones
notabilitiesabove named. General Bou- Frana
r day, langer andall the French ofleert pres- *
ent showed special signs of satisfaction qu'is
at meeting Gen. Beaurpgard, who, as in
they said, they had long desired to see, del
and acknowledge as a radiant personal.
ity in military history. -After a g1enerl 'en
e shakfng of hands the party were esoor
, tod by'the committee to
T14r HOUSEM OF BZPJRWSETATIYaS,
°" There they were receivdd by Speaker oAeMr
R, N. Ogden with high courtesy nd( somme
due formality and introduced to the Nons a
ý. House by Viscopnt 'Abaeo, Fraim
S After the introduction, Speaker Ogden Is oae
sas addressing the House of REpresentati ts , La i
said li3a, q
rench 1L. O ieaN's analUss. Peadpi
ilroad It is iny high distinction, gentlemen fttatsTI
,tach- of the General Assembly, to introduce does ci
I, the to you the sons of French scions of no. Nose
romi- ble ancestry, and in whose veioas now origie
coarse the warm and chivalrous blood par le1
ration that inspired Lafayette and his. goener nom t
sa fol- oneU compatriots to ot'er their hearts, 5oubid
their fortunes and their sgords to ,the Aei
anger, liberty of our American, Reputbid. "Bousla
ation, From us espelially, as the represents. the pat
bzae, tives of Loplisiana, they should receive fore qu
,arue, every honor and attention. to,1 de
The heroic names that live in the hisa erflor'l
Dra- tory of our own State trace back their pct. s
id F. earliest aspirations to the recolleetions rqgard,
ate. of the glorious parentage that on the
he of battle fields or in the Cabinet made the Asoend
'. F. name of PrannelIllastrlonus.. A cordial, which
warm, sincere and affectloAte welcome buildia
alion nl believe me, when Jeay that while Gen' A
r. A. the emblem of our own 'State shall bh and'led
dear forever to us, so also, in the gar. found a
ufan-( don of our hearts will grow always- Odm(,
Capt. fresh and full of beauty-the floear de lia sitaspect
otyoear ever-beloved France, ,Ir. Ell
of or. Then turning toward the delegatesto tom-le
Hon, the Yorktown Centennial{ he addressed Visitang
them . copadl
mnaut Im Tn1 raInCIL LANGUAOS, of the I
Ir. A. with inst enough of an Ameroin accent 'tives of
s Ba- to nake the effodrt more pleasing, in thie tioned g
Ir. J. We: " propers
lien- "A vons, messielrs, rep-elentang,1d'u th get) eve
Sand gnverDment que noas oherissons et' iti then
SFe. quoe none admirons, qui gtes venas parnm ktidly 1
none pour none exprimer lee sentimeatl the ami
lton- affeetneox area lesquels nos pores de la coidntric
orlin Lonisiane sent regarde. par von., jo vean not but
offre, an nom de la Chambre des Rep- Visool
Ha- resentante, humbles agents du peopie de sentinue
la Lonulsane, l'hospitallte franbhe e0 Gien, Bi
with cordiale provenant defoe osenrs recdsn hloedere
naiesante. Et croyez n of bien quo efrenBib
lego- cherissant l'embleme de notre Etat, noes The p
>ion. none souviendrone, eapojornr dons nos carriage
gent momre, aveo tout.e sa bhate et 00s fd- I
Line- oeur, noon porterone Ia flour de lie de They
Irce, votre belle France." of his hi
8t, Load applause followed this discourse, J, who
arch and Gnu. Boolanger, speakiog ina hi a o
was native tongue, answered in k short and benignit
itors pithy address, which we will eadoavor of beC1
that to reproduce as follows, admitting that dalgeeid
and It is inp6esible to give it pript the pleashat
The strong and elegant goetatfs, the eelo thE Are
roh, quent look, the peculiar, graceftl man- frcshneei
bril ner, the tone of snitable assertion, amd the delej
5 so the pure language in which the Gensrh end oogl
I at expressed his thanks : ·'his
lety "Messlemms-4ons ne ponvons expri- a·iareni
erty mer jnsqu' a quel point none sommms tacng4a1
cear- flattes de la reception quoe yonu none ical you
faites anjourd'hi. El response a Polo- tion to
St. qnente allocution de votre "Speaket4' je visitots
ap. no puis que vous remnerifer des temoign- for Frai
all, ages d'amitie et do bienveillance quo deoside of
iyor -ous none aveZ donaes. La F'ranuie st pie to a
in lee Eate, Unle ont toujoure ate hloes par tion owe
lee fortes attaches de la aplus oordisle After 1
o of sympathie. Ce. deux peoplee se coin- the liaryt
ech, preoiient, et toot porte a croire qu'pilee Cazsal~sti
- aero- oont tojon's armie.. Vons noes expri. carrier
to Imez eloquemment votre reconaishsance eesabos
aIty an papet de c que nos ayear oant ait eri rtd
Ion. r votat ao dane leop s., otf. jp p,, ,
asaa andsAhnts quoe eaue gos Mifrl
resi', Adihr a o lq
Ema~ vcqs~ic5·
pop lath~ 4$
tjic de deeoen 4wn a ~,
ale queille Is way
he none'
lit;
~c qu'Ils
dnea, Etrý` i
at d$ l'sgitatlonmoo? ;'I
id wnomiee prasque - va do
he boun anaone, ~t~e ~~4i
Bs Iboaseelaflbsrteplee . p
M+, Is, 4Olonnu d se n'ert Iiu a
lin, zsleu1ie; , ofh nsapsitt
Pendent tm dmt " steels .ae
en kt t.terre l1p iocs.; CeWrptJJl e$ .u- et'_:
o* deep CO- pales ei~
, aouh aoflt.pie
1O Meb n .Piejt
o.. Note ! e};. ~di~ii~b
la aolne T nsdr pe
on i oaa qU6 noes nQidsrjtav SIonI,
a.hpartye * Yeeratj
41 for qiat rinie l a i
no ofu'tin f~o _ibo'.. h
. rqar. heyt tbo`ne/`"?
l oenlite the .p r UPoI S.tr ,:r
.1, w~it~ioh lead to the~ I.tvIE
a. olner fe a de 1 fl k °pit
te aiitye lerty :
:. ounaeembl ed ;~ 6
re forie ';Qeorgn a btonrº
tama delega cfi nol4+i x ý=~i~~
snuptor' ose wi
!r ,.eiar and havingea, _ t
1e regrd The Chest'
*k.WIT
Awundinglg the petl
1I, which load- tothe efri r
1a 'building the party were fi: :~
le GQen;l 1. Badger, C s a4er "
)Qand, ed tohiThprivate
r. fonnd sauutnibled £J.
fesPropeotrtoyr of tea..
Mr. Elliott arwl berteeay aid
bltom-Honed.,
rd Vieitp¢ dles:
properthe ainenit°ia oft bwe on.' UaL 6
p feryever redy dod bade*' atid tK
B fhi thes;i ofth wo Fcuntr eies ,
,rkia Th ILpart retrdtheiPreu, aed toa~k
carriagepfl I srnth ',senl
were intr oducedbI~g~6~ ni~t the pLar.
azu~ntt oftewrld,. the pr'eote4idg
bl enfipity ofr one aforli iii~hei. ~'iM'hn
.Jof8ere ChrsaXoh e to 'C6t14e iil&b~
dnlge~f .e ta$Rtt o s fhi:todk oafi,'*
tIhe parobbishop ha- os~~~tq~l aea
Tend owljtre Mhtoneeitrd i~ b~~W~~
Trlshisiprel Ate,,wbo pp~r *11~e:l: t
tio toh r6ind apleosath r let~ii~g is t~ w
vL'aitjOf% h6 ich ~in fatshwd hsTv 4nginqbt~~l~I: ·
fr Frane, tlfor al ahlis t4 b Vb
'd peeslhe ·of uein% ibiore of hobtapeq oi
pito~ wbhot#Caha? elsin an -lejv~Cili
Afc.Gb loaln&.tked8; 6ft.revren oduo
thfen iarty rode t~ow-ard he l:'we, footr· of iri
'crIe of thea Wester te th
iteg~bot Mieat sqp~ doqetha M
a~royld wi~thl too lz~~i~paef3~~ij~ o~~
trf~t~o~hj~~fff fi~C~MIii~t~i~ I~..
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