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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06


weeks several vessels have urrved at wharves with
the iron rails for the Hartford Springfield Railroad. The
road will be co-aple,ed by the 1s of November.
The Firemens Insurance Company, Boston.
n We declared annual dividend of five cent, payable
Slh inst.
The Charlestown Branch Railroad three per cent.
The collections at the Philadelphia office of the
columbia Railroad for week ending June 30 s2 l g.
Total since Nov 30. Sl20.l56.
A WaShinston correspondent oil the Philadelphia
Mercury snys learned to-day that the receipts at the 1ren
,uy Department exhibit degree 0i prosperity IN the finances
orhe Government almost beyond parallel For the last four
or five years the weekly receipts rarely exceeded s20e
whereas lcy seldom fail below $500 600. md at tunes
cecd million"
w. G.. Nixon. Esq. has been appointed Cashier Of
the Cumberland Bank at Bndeeton. ~ D. III the place "i
Charles Read E-a. deceased.
Py an official statement from Mr.. Auditor Brough
we learn that of the Ohio Domestic Bonds there have been
deemed To Nav 1874 Sa542 50 The outstanding amount
Is 81 @ 3 a. The several Counties have pad IN OF the Sur
plus Revenue 3J0.l9j SO.
Justice of the Peace IN Cincinnati short time
ago ruled hu discharge OF defendant under the Bankrupt
Act ntepoed no bur the recovery of prior debt due by
The bankrupt The case taken By appeal TO the Court o'
Common Pleas that city and that Cour. also ruled out the
defence on the ground that the Bankrupt Law was ueonst
tut,0nai and uoid
The Philadelphia Ledger says the Sinking Fund
m the Chesapeake and Delaware Canu invested TO be
in fct equal to 600 the Company hold for the
five hundred shares of its slock purchased ut 80
per share which selling s3J per share. II holds also
s6 900 of Uans, bought HI from twenty 10 thIJ
rens on The dolur-.nd selling frm 81 to ~
cent These tvs item. though costing opy some SZoVo IL
ss 90 Our correspondent says besides sinking fund,
the company hold real esnte $50 O and hnve IN hnhd
nr " hole Rnndel e1t-lie only obstacle the way
II the Company paying the Interest on the common rn
The following is statement oi lie Produce and
Tolls received ut Albany from the of Canal
g g,La, Inca and
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ytSE ARTlcLx OF CoLoG>E WaTES u,' received ano 70
Also the Balm OF Columbia, the best ncle use o
oomotinc The growth beauty and re o the air II nwny
frees the hair dandr Every lady who wishes TO a'
=, hairs xiuuln usctn Balm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06

E-y- The New JERSEY PILoTs brought into porr
last month Sc vessels, Il of which were boarded
out sight of land two of them 2o8 miles east Of
Sandy Hook. They piloted ont 10, making totn
of lOl vessels-a heavy months work, without los
or accident
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~ The Daily Tribune.-City suesereeIs VINO
would r-fr paying for mouths rather t'n De-
called upoa ro.pay by the carrier from week 10 Week may
hand in their names and receive receipts at the publishing
~ Subscribers who do not receive er papers regularly
At an e!y hour are euesNd early notice al the desk
o( t.r nubli.hng Office.
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HOUSTON, VI. d. Dentist,
40. 1. PARK PLACE l3SM
j. w. DODGE, Miniature Painter,

j. w. DOD(I F., 1IinIRtUre PAInttr,
l5 HssKY.srRHxr. ml7 3mps
~ Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS. tn BOAT SAILS
AWNINGS tSr Als. HEAVY TiRPAtLINS. PA.
PER FEI.1'ISGS a3 20 y inches wide BAGGING. pIain
nd wrd = and "A nrh. Also. Gram md Meal Bags. ~
md 3 bushels FuT SUE by
BRlNCKERHnFF FOX s. POl.HEMllS.
Efbmu q RcsveT street
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Currency OF the Bank of Engand fa Hl
.,iri S'ucR 3nn.s nm. 80. . ~ ~
Scomnd. Prvat- :,ud Joint Socx... 3 6;l "
ireland. BnnS E. ................ 3t,si5
Pflvue ana .iulnt Stock. . ..... "a ,I4t
Bullion Bank Of England o.
The lasr weekly report of the state OF the Mone,
Market the London sock Excna that the Govern
men, fund, had -clned during the week. accustomed BY p
ical at The French proceedings Airlca. und
the conuc, Of the American Government with respect
Texas" The intelligence received y the steamer Britannia.
Iuwcy er gave better aspect Ia the market.
Aessrs Bnrng. Bruters & ca have published
tun received from BueGOs Ayre stating the determination
Government apai five thousand dollars monthly.
b. nppled Ia the GuIdnton oi the dividend. The viii
only he sufficient qudIe fifth otne annual charge for
tine div dend.
Mexican Bonds had declined about per
onews America respecting troops ordered Texn but
rallied upon the receipt the Britannia news.
The Treasury Department on the l>t inst had in
lepose in tli, City md State the following amounts
Mechanics and Farmers Bank Albany ........ si3s67 g
Allmny City Bank Aihnnv Observation-Disclosures. 2tt0 Gu
Bank of Commerce, NewYork 8,Oi72 %
Ban Of Anerca do l5!1 2s u
American Exchange Bank. 1880 50
Merchants Bnnk, do lG6 @ SS "
'0''e''A' D'"f faia aIa5 about ii, 500 COO -'' "
The Trenton (N. j. Bank has declared dividend
of 81 on each shnre, payable on the 18th.
The increase of receipts over the Western Rail-
road was for the week ending June 9th The gan
il equal on passengers and freight:
Passengers. sSs9
Excess in favor ofisii 5ol2.
Business on the Philadelphia s. Reading Railroad
for the week ending June29, 1874:
Travel, Freight. &c....................; slls35 y
Previously tins .lJ0,0iO IL .
Amoun, of Coal transported last yea. June &c.. % ts 10
ncrease this year @lS u
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ca nlogucs may be had at the l. hrary: prce l2 cents
Jy3 H. 4, > RAYNDR, % BUweYy.

CHEAPEST ILLUSTRATED WORK EVER PUB-
y LlSutD D-Pam Ls,.ut-Poce p rent.:-PAYNES
CNlVER- w, of pc tTORlAL WORLD Edited by Chus.
Ewurd, tsQ-belnv COLLECTION 0f Engrnvnss of Vl.ws IN
Countries. r"rms Of iear Men, and Specimens 81 WorEs
Ot An o n Hgc mud oil every character. ~" be published IN
Monthly Pn each c"nainnr four behy hnrhe. steel En-
from plnte pr;ied ncnl Gnnrt0 pspcr and
will he acconnnnled Nth Ia " pages e ter press
The subscribers the Ict'rirl World "r one year VIII %
ore,ened with Tb,se prrmiuns t~ee Prospectus
CHARLES MULLER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06

e Sons or FemIr' r'ance.-Croton DiyIs'cn. No
Is A .pec Il meet n- VIII ha h.d Columbian Hall. NTH
.,oy on Saturday evening 9th inst n occk Every bro
ther requested :" he present business OF Importance will
he brought before them. ,. >, ,,,,.,. -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06

ALSO TO ET-Ths two story brick House IN the Sirth
Avenue b-fween Nineteenth and ! wentieih sireet rsi
hehes Saurre It finished IN mtern style. with mnh'rany
loon, marble manteb, Gc Rent uw bnance oi ihA
yenr Apply IL u. A. tUSHhAN, iss Penrl,ireet.
Al 80 10 .Er-The modern buIit hrse .oty bres Iouse
~ Twpnteh street., Che~ea Square 1h- House. point ot
oa,iin we'll afsp.rd i the wnDt. ot
yenr.el an,ily. Apply TO h. A. ctI-HAhS,
,efNit eids
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06
To the Friend, Of MIR. Clay.

Iers must be nddfessed 10
GREELEY & McELRATH, >
Tribune Buildings, New York.
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r.
EROM THE LATE ARRIVALS FROM CANT0Nthe
subscriber hns Seres tut assortment al dk>tisk SkW
;ROP GRtK> ASp RLarS lkAs. mn eNnn nntn md trl n
vhlch viii satisfy any m ETY. equal t' niY other
-trbi>hnieHt choice qnes and w tn he ruDd
L The sugar St,r-, ll Rnwrry. y V Fnmiss "my ret ~
irt Tens Wi lie weehe {; them from the "rginnlnd
tges rs tncke,I China, unH,uter- nud n-ver exis'r
necessarily he the when rrp"cke ut leisure and sold
from the ,he
A .ueri"r urtice ~ Government Java Coffee roasted
md ground every duy ut Is ~ per ~
" p MOODY. I4l Rowev.
Iel5 Inns Successor t. Perkins S lowne.
iTAN DIREN'S SOLAR SPERM Oli..-N arrTntei su-
penU every respect Ia the lroi sperm land much chenp-
r. both rs n helutul burning thi and upon rnc'nefy
sa e are requested call and -Sninne Tor themselves, az
h- pII. ST. ORE. "a Nsv ;--ei APO omik
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06

CHRisr.-GE,i iRGE SrORRS will Lecture al Tie Church.
corner of CHRISTIE and Delaney streets. three times %
1 I,s
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CT HtKLt.S MI LLFR.
ll6 NnSsau.str-et, New York.

4. A COTTAGE TO LET OR FOR SALE-Plense
@ an,ly sifunfed Stufen Island, about one and half
i,sl mile from Sapec,n. the dwelling oi the sUbscri
oef There hall Of nnd with barn and god wsn
Of snter Richmond Stages puss the dOor
sh the Ferry. Apply to w. EMERSON. d all street.
,,Js pf.Lut
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06

a r--=a- y DNMON. * Co.'S HUDSON RIVER
I-L: EXPR SS-DAs"s 20. Will
SEaz=TL. c. MONDAY rex u run daily
5rcA..r tlp b, the Troy Day 'Ht from New f%k and
.hTny the &. nx,ng the VIZ. CHd~eih,
peek,ku W.T. Po,nt New Bnrgh ti,hk! Poughkeepsie,
Hnr lnn Eh,nei- rs. tHt-k 4, Hud HLc,on.
Fnrihui hive b-en enrnxed II these placer ard
pc e-n, .ii The PACK. .ch duy.-
Particular ntfen,n vii ~ pn. the delivery f ,mal par.
trrhre md ,c o. rnefch nd,= aud the Collecting
! llrn's Ss.. aud III |.
Parre u, l- marked for Damon & Co. Esctes Ot
f,r rrep' ~ pnrkage- Hrr CO... No sWun
Exchange. Albany. Jy6sIs
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17
ALL DISGUISE THROWN oFFl

NASG O25I t1lkO &IEF. M@M5 ~
There aee a few Locofoco papors who orc
honest enough 10 admit that tho Il inJahtod y y
the WING party for the present tariff. Tbe Ne,a
lots f2e6etan is ofthe bumper. and. N nns,.a.
to an article in the Courier and ENQUIRER of,bat
city, thus manilliy ayows the position of,he III.
cofoco party. -
"Ihe Courier occupies a column and a half,o
prove that the country is indebted 10 the VIII,
party torthe present tariff Now this ID 4 little
loo bad 70 waste so much ink and paper 70 nraxs
precisely what is universally conceded. NJ,
len honest sensible men In The Union am IL
iolind that deny but TINT the present tariff n :
wing msttslre, out and out. The Wings foy,usd
aaa Paestt ne present tariff bill and lis e,ai
results a''e as c!Decis (f there are any) must Se
dscri6ed ap them as a party True, some e.,,,
Democrats voted for not because thsv INV ..M
Of II, bu'ithey gave their reasons for i. wrb;cL !,
IS not necessary nowto refer to and some FS,v
wings opposed 1t. Butt is us the Courier savs
a pure wing measure whatever protection I,
affords 70 the manufactures, il u Whig bounty
1.-THE Merrimack and other manufactnyino CO.,
panies make dividends Of from twenty IL 60,
percent per annun, they should feel cyratefnlt -
the Wings Of the last Congress, and I'M nnr,y
that sustained them. fy
"lt there 1871 Democrat In the Union vbo
has been deceived into tho belief that M ma
~ arm ~ y democratic measure, let him ba
undecclycd let the parcDtage Of tho prcaon,
tafItlb be duly acknowledge lei him assist IN
Courier IN removing all doubts as to The ortys,
Of the present Infamous laic thai is fast destroy.
ing te liaiion's industry and if continued. viii
lead 70 a dissolution ofthe Union itself:
ITO The great body ofthe people, the Iaboring
classes, the farmers and mechanics. tho conn,rS
looks for relief. The farmers have taken ~
matter in their own hands, and ara de,er,n;,cJ !.
erase from Tue n%ation1S stutute book de aariF Of
1912" ~D "
REMARKBLE REPEATING WArcm.-Tn In
Academy Of Sciences at 81. Petersburg, in Rus.
STA, lsa repeating watch about tho size ofan COO
Within is presented the Redeemer's tomb. VIII
the stone at the entrance, and the scntinels and.
while n spectator is a~dmiring this curious niece
Of mechanism, the stone Is suddenly renewed
the sentinels drop down, the angels snnesr H.
women enter the sepulchre, and the ,amc chant
Is heard which is performed in the Crest
Church on Easter eve.
GALE AT THE CAr'N's orr1cr.-on bo, n
Of the steamboat--,a Jews DAYS Eirce soor
alter leaving the wharf, the bell rang. and with
NJ came the well known cry !" All what bnv'rt
paid their fare please call ut the Cams oaice
and set t~l-l-l-le." Shortly after the s,,pn.r heI
rang, and a passenger, not altogether satisfied
with MS fare, called out "Waiter.er or. tskr
it set.tl,l Led p N
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17

Worthyot Notice.-Eyery surviving member
Of the New York ELECTORAL college which cast
the vote of that State for Thomas Jefferson. is
now in favor of Clay and Frelinghuysen.
The Concordia Intelligencer estimates the
loss Of cotton by the late floods in louisiana,
Mis- issippi and Afkans as to be 1879, I02 bales.
Pennsylvania in motion .Motioa.-A Mass Con-
~vcntion was held in Pittshurg on the 10th inst.
at which it is estimated forty thousand persons
were in attendance.
A tailor who measured O'Connel lately for n
suit, says that he left him boring with one ofhis
fellow prisoners, in a gymnasium fitted up for his
use.
Great Pedestrian MATcH-EYeLAND A.
eAInsr AMERIcA.-Fwo celebrated runners are
on their way to this country to enter for the great
foot race for 8 $1,000, to take place on the Beacon
Course, on the 18th October.
GOEERN0R.--The N. O. Courier saws sit
IS quite probably" that "the people ofthe State,
at least the Democratic majority, viii insist on
rejoicing GOV. Mouton, under The new Consti-
tuition" The Democrats object TO White, John.
son and Roman-we think the wings will object
to M%outon, Monton and Mouton. AS. far as NC
can learn, the most prominent candidates Of the
two parties are Judge Isaac johnson and the
Hon, Alexander Barrow.
An old bird.-Tbo Albany Atlas says thor,
is in the possession ofone ofthe old Dutch fami
lies Of that city, a parrot known to be 81 year
old. This bird is now blind, but notwithstan
ding, it can walk to any part ofthc house with
out d~iaiculty, and recognizes the different mem
bers ofthe family by their footsteps. 1t wills
ties tunes with great exactness, and is quite lon
Of sacred mcsic.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17
-
PROSPECTUS
~ MAAMMA MMAA.

#@# N4@ NNE - AR We 49, Nj Ss v Y
About the first of the ensuing month, the subscriber
will issue the first number OF a weekly paper, under the
above caption, in the town of 0pelousas, Parish of st.
Landry, louisiana, o,be devoted to politics particular.
W, and all the other matters Of a country paper inciden-5
tally. As the title indicates, a decided but impartial
support will be given to Wing principles and the nom
inees OF the party. Honestly believing that the creed of
She wing party is the conservative ground upon which
our Republican fabric is reared we shall use every hon
orable meansto advance our principles, and place in
me highest office incur gift, that man who has sorichly
deserves our warmest gratitude - the disinterested
statesman and bold champion Of American rights
HENRY CLAY.
determined to conduct our sheet with becoming dig
nityy-that courteous dignity that should always charac-
teflse 3 free and Independent Press-we shall expect
she same course from our opponents; for, argument,
based upon reason, should be the only weapons used in
political warfare.
We shall strive to make our paper worthy of the
cause IT adyocates-but refrain from making romises
oil any kind, except as to our political faith. HENRY
CLAY and THEODORE F~RELINGHUYSE d e.
serve well of their country, and the /. sober, second
thought Of the People will repay them for the services
heretofore 50 faithfully and ably performed.
The !" Wing" will be printed in French and English
on new materlals--of the imperial size-at $50. per
snnunl m adYance, or 81. after the expiration OF six
1nonths--SS2: for six months, invariably in Advance
Advertisements inserted at the usualrates.
JOSEPH ETTER.
4Mm uIu5L ~ EMMEtW EEss
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17
SONGS FoR T4n CAME AxaN.
"THAT SAME OLD COONn
WING SONG.

- @47H 49, WIIIG SONG. a@|@ 49,
TuNE-sOd Dan Tt.eker.n
But now Ne ind be,s nj j. 49,
Our .ssweetness on tbe dsssrt a;s,,
Has all been lost. bevond rena;r
So clear the way. yonr,re ali 100 ,at.
Van Buren, songs ara 80, oea soo is'e'
aAway down South, close ~ ~. moon )
The other side of that ataii lno,, >
There lives 4 man. n u n W.
Who has no name I'M i, ~ II pa,is
So clear the way, I'D. NO.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17
P ROTATE Ali E.

WILL be sold at public auction, by the undersign-
ed Parish Judge in and for the Parish Of st. Ian
dry.
On monday The 1lh day Of Nopem5cr neat 1914.
At the last residence of the late Pierre A. Guilory do.
ceased, situated and lying in Grand Prairie near Vile
Platte in the aforesaid parish all the property belonging
to said deceased, consisting of the
Tract or parcel of Land,
On which the deceased last resided bounded on one
side by land Of Etiennc Couleau aud on the other side
by the public domain and containing eighty superficial
acres, one negro man ten heads of horses, nine head
of gentle horned cate, ono caleche one horse cart,
one small wagon, household furniture, &c, &c.
Terms at Sale.
A. G%ARR1GUEs, Parish Judge.
October 10 1914.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17
PARISH VIOLENCE COMMITTEES.

FIRST WARD.
rierre Roy Macmillan Kennison
Nd Boatwright Gustave Cahanin
SECOND WARD.
franklin B Reeves Paul Dupre
ferand Carriere Lastic Dupre
THIRD WARD
Desillier Andre Neyault
Joseph Glilard Andre N Robin
FOURTH wARD.
johns Gardiner Francois Robin
Raphael Richard Gerazime Richard
FIFTH WARD.
Benjamin r Rogers Louis Bourque
John Hudson Adolphe Richard
SIXTH WARD
Thomas Hayes - Sinames
Eugene Richard Enoch Hayes
SEVENTH WARE.
Louis Guidry Onezime Y Guidry
jean > David Sylyert Thibodeau
KTSHTH WARD.
Honerd Fusilier Simeon Fonteno.
ollvier lafeur Joseph Young
INT WARD.
Auguste Debaillon Pierre NJ Outlay
Eloi Yedrine DR. Louis Debai Ion
ant WAR;
Patrick II. Glaze William Aikenhead
John 7 Heath DR. C Tatman
ELRyENTH WARD.
Alexander Fontenot Thomas ] johnson
Jean r llafieur Dom Simon Fontenot
TWELFTH WARD.
Henry $ Dunbar Green Hudspeth
Lastle Guillory David Morgan
FOURTEENTH WARD
Christopher Steel Thomas L Morgan
John 81. Young Etienne Lamorandier
FIFTEENTH WAR;
John Woodo, Jr Joseph Mcbride
William Lum Joel Vannoy,
CotREsroNDINe C~oMM1rrEEof The Clay Club
Of 81. Landry, appointed BY the President;
Thomas H Lewis James d Hallam
John ] Gardiner Caleb L Swayzo
Benjamin R Rogers Lucius J Dupr6
DR. Louis Debaillon DECD Tatman
Sebastian Ais Philip Stagg
w $ Campbell Felix Dejean
Pierre Labiche.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17
New orleans BOOK Advertisoments.
NOEL & CH1PS4LS FRENCH GRAMM1RS
BY MRS SEAMAN.

NDD III INIt1. tIsFhHIAN.
a NEW System or FRENcH GRAMMAR, containing
IA the first part Of the celebrated grammar of Noel &
Chapsnl-arranged with questions, and a key in Eng
ish; also, an abridgment Of the syntax and grammatical
Analysis ofthe same authors-to which are added les
sons in reading, and speaking forms Of draughts, adver-
tisements, &c. designed to facilitate the student in tho
use ofthe French language. First, byinaking ii a me-
dunn Of communication between himself and teacher.
Second, by enabling him to read, write, and spell it, on
all oecasions--by Sarah T.. Seaman-reviscd and cor
rected by c, I. Bordenaye, Professor Of Languages.
just received and for sale by
sc J.B. STEEL IL Camp street, N OTls.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17
Observation-Disclosures

At No. Al Royal street, Nem Orleans.
TNHR subscriber has constantly on hand . lsree
IL supply OF CURTAIN STUFFs, comprising a
large quantity Of splendid embroidered Swiss muslin
curtains,
Satin. medsllion curtain stun,
silk darnasks, of various colors,
Woratpd and silk mixed dsmask. various colors,
Cotton and worsted Mckee do do do
Cotton damask do do
Also, . large variety Of silk, worsted and cotton bsr.
derinTa and Gimps, OF assorted colora and sizes.
Silk and worsted tassels, assorted colors, etc.
Silk and worsted cords, do do
And,ln short, all the numerous different styles of cur
tam stuas and trimmings. Also, alarge assortment of
eILf wINDow-cuRTAIN oRNAMENTs,
consisting of Window cornices,
Gilt poles, of different sizes,
Gilt ornaments and rings, different sizes,
Gilt eagles, do do
ottoman sewers and footstools embroidered bell-pulls,
etc. eta, Mt remarkably low prices; together with a
very large and splendid assortment of
PAPER RANKINGS,
which comprises the most splendid Historical Decors,'
suitable fer the decoration Of Gnc saloons, etc.
'Dreors. REPRESENTING the five senses. very fine.
Gold and silver paper %hangings.
Velvet and embossed do.
Satin and plain do.
Velvet, gold, and silver borderings.
Bed top paperss with suitable borders, and a large as
sorfnent Of fire board papers and borders.
The subscriber has constantly on hand a large assert
ment of hair and moss mattresses, bedstends, feather
beds, sheets, mussr;to bars, 6aa genera t 5ed furniture,
together wiLh farlor furniture. All of which will be sold
low NJ IL. SIEBRECHT,
sepia-tf Al ROYAL street. NO
~ B. Orders thankfully received, and punctually
attended to.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17
Rate of River Premium
FIRST CLASS sTEAMRoArs.

From Ne,p Orleans Per eent. prem.
10 ylcksbprg and intermediate landings, ID
To Memphis, Mills Point, Randolph,
Manchester, Shreveport, Harrisonburg,
Eermillionyile, Columbia, Princeton,
Franklin, st. Martinsvile, and Jones'
Landing, aall
To Louisville, ST Louis, Evansville, Ecore
Fabre, Coates Bluff, Columbus, (Ga@
and Grenada, IaIi
To Yincennes. Shawneetown, Tuscunhia,
Florence and Nashville, lSaI
To Cincinnati, Muysville, Portsmouth,
Mount Vernon, Alton, Jefferson and
Amsterdam, Iial6
To Clarksyile, Wheeling, Pitt8burg, Lit
tie Rock, Montgomery, Gala andTus-
ealoosa, l4a2
To Morrison's Bluff, Knoxville, Van Blu
rem and Fulton, 2a94
To Fort Smith and Joneshoro', Red River, 2a25
To Alexandra and Natchitoches, 3q4
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17
Notice to Pro-emption Claimants.

Notice to Prescription Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption to
any lands within the limits of the townships above emu.
lnerated, is required TO establish the same to the salts
faction Of the Register and Receiver Of the proper Land
Office, and make payment therlor as Soon as ~practica-
ole after seeing this aatfcc, and before the day appointed
torthe commencement Of the public sale of the township,
embracing the tract claimed, above designated; otherwise
such claim will be forfeited. Tho. Ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
LAND OFFICE, OrELo6sAS. LIS, Oct. LIST. 1874.
zo103 st p. l.. HEBRARD, Reg;sbey.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-17

IL A New SPIRIT OF rue AsR, edited by \. II. Horne
Complete in | vol. price only 25 cents.
Democracy, CONSTRUCTIVE on PAciFic, by Parke Gods
win.
THE HIeuLANps OF ErmoPIA, described during eighs
teen mouths residence of a British Ambassg, at
the Christian Conrto of Shoa, By Major w C Harris,
with illustrations
LIFE IN THE New WORLD; or sketches Of American sos
ciety and manners, by Satisfied.
No 10, MiLMAN's. GrRBoN's RoME,
Nol2. McCuLlocK's UNtyERsAL GAZETTEER,
No3, MYSTERIES or LONDON.
Nos, Ius' NATURAL ALBUM.
BLAcKwoops EDINBuRe MAGAZINE,
Just received for sale by
s. JR TEEIs "A Camp street