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MAGASIN DHABILLEMENS De
ALFRED MUNROE,

Rue des Magdsins. No.34, encoignmes des RueS
Magasins Ell Grapier.
a LFRED MUNROE informe ses amis ct scs pra-
IN tioues, quill recoit maintenant son assortment
d'automne d'habillemens confectionn6s ct d'autrcs
marchandises il est heureux dc pouyoir dire que son
fond constituent Passortimcnt lie plus parfait qu'on ait
iamais trouv6 a la Nouvelle Orleans.
LIE systeme dc prix fxe, quill a adopte, sera stricte-
ment maintenu, ct les prix des marchandises merite-
ront toujours lattention des acheteurs qui yisent a
reconomie. Chaque yaisseau arrivant dc New York
apportera des additions a son fonds.
A. NJ. En- remcrciant DIES faveurs passGes, espere que
le systeme quill IA adopte lui meritera une part libGrale
du patronage public. Ii a dcja reeu les marchandises
suivantcs
Hibits ct levites en- drap noir franeais ct anglais, dc
premiere qualt6; do do do bleu ct brun doc do do do
casimir etscastorine do do do surtouts do; habits dc
travail de toutcs sortes levitcs ct habits en- Kentucky
Jean do do satinet surtouts de couvertes de toutcs
especes pentalon en- caslmlr iraneals ct anglals, qualitG
sup6rieurc; do do do chsimir dc fantastic do do peau
de daimu nie anglaise do do CUR de laine ~quadril6 CT
rave do; do Kentucky Jean otSatinet Gilets de velour
superieurs do do fantastic do do sole ct laine do!
do satin NOR ct dc fantastic do do drois6s en- casimil
ct cachemire; do do do d un soul rang dc boutons; vi
large assortment de gilets de bal chemises de toile dc
cotton avec col ct devant dc toile; ehemises de couleul
de toutes sortes; do flanellc rouge ;chemiscs de dessou:
ct ~calccons en- fanelle, laine dagneau, m6rnos ct co
ton chemisettes ct coils ccharpes ct cravuttes mou
choirs dc sole Ct de toile; br6tclles CONNIE elastiquc C
sole; giants dc toutes %softes; chaussons agneau, m6ruo
ct cotton coils en- satin OF alepine; males valisos
sacs de mutt :parapluics. Aussi un bel assortment d.
casquettes en- loutrc, veau marin, rat musqu6 ct autrci
fourures ct DIES %chapeaux dc toutes especes a des pr:
inf6rieures a ceux des magasins de clapeleric.
Tous ces articles seront offerts aux plus bas pr,
poss.bles ct dams auean cas- un rabais ne sera accord,
sur cesprix.
ALFRED MIJNROE.
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Emgl6sts advertisement ats.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER & STATIONERY
]. B. STEEL, IA Camp Street,

New-0rleans.
ND ESPECTFULLY begs leave to inform his nu-
~ merous customers in the city and country, thnt
he has now on hand a very large and extensive assort-
ment of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS .PAPERAND
STATIONERY, and would call the attention of
Merchants and dealers to the following list OF articles
which he offers for sale at the lowest cash prices
ACCOUNT BooKs-Ledgers, journals, day books, IN
voice books, cash and sale books, OF blue and white,
wove or laid paper. in Russia or plain binding, OF every
variety half bound ledgers and day books long folio
petty lcdgcrs bill books, Of the various approved forms,
with and without printed heads receipt, blank, memo>
randum, and %cyphcring books pocket edgers, pass
books, indexes, copy books, promissory note books, bills
of exchange, blank draft books, elegantly engraved,
Autographed and printed books of the best copying
piper: Bills Of iadlng; check books on all the banks IN
the city log books: ship receipt books. of various forms
ship, steamboat and dray receipts; cotton wcigbcrs
and yard clerks books.
BLANKs-Letter and folio steamboat bills OF lading,
nils OF exchange, promisory notes and drafts: also,
all other kinds Of mercantile and ~customhouse blanks.
PAPER-Lettcr paper, commercial post, packet post
and foolscap for retailing and country trade, a PRIME
assortment of the most approved manufacture, ruied
and plain. Colofed and fancy paper of all kinds, sizes,
and qualities bristol boards: paste boards; wrapping
paper, envelope. cotton samplng paper, &c.
PLAYING CAWDs-Patent ivory surface playing cards,
viz: Supcrfine Eagle, Henry VII, Decatur, Merry
Andrew, Highlander, French and Spanish. All dcs-
Griptions of fancy and printing cards
STEEL PENs-Pcrry's medium. fine and extra fine
points; do three pointed and India rubber pens; Gllliot'
Victoria, Prince Albert Commercial and all others o
his manufacture. Wright's, Windle's, MitchelPs, Par
dow's g., &c. Quilts of all kinds and qualities,
PENoiL-PureC Cumberland blacklead drawing pen
ellis, various degrees of hardness good counting room
office and Ievee pencils; crayons, brushes, paints am
colors of the finest quality. Also, states of all kinds
ivory and bone folders, waters ane sealing wa1, b'acl
and colored inks and ink powders, motto seals and let
ter stamps, Rogers fine cutlery, &c. &c, comprising
the most extensive assortment OF every useful article II
this line that the ingenuity of man has invented, or tina
the wants of the community require,
School BooKs-A large supply of all kinds in gencr
al use, selected with great care by the subscriber per
sonally, assisted with the Judgment and advice OF til
most eminent professors and teachers.
Committees, Teachers, Dealers, and all who buy I
sell again, supplied at the lowest possible prices, by
j. +. STEEL ii Camp street,
n21 Successor to Norman, 'teel + co.
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I'D BOGLE, de Charleston, Caroline du Sud, MAIN
G@o tenant resident a la Nouyelle Orleans, est arrive
aux 0p6lousas avec rintontion div produrc quelques
6chantillons dc son art. &c serait avee plaisir quill v
trouyerait dc Occupation pour quelques semaines; ceux
qui remploicront peuvent compiler sur une p~arfaite sa-
~tsfaction. On trouvera M. r. Boyle d la residence de
son ami 10 Rev. John Burke, au College Franklin, on
il sera aux ordres DIES Danes ct Messieurs, qui desireront
faire reyivre leurs traits sur Ia toile. n2S-3t
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v f. N TIE
Par la Cour des PReuVes

GERONT ~offertes en- vente 4 L'ENCHERE
NJ PUBLIQUE, au plus haut metteur ct der
nier encherisseur, par lie soussigne juge de, Ell
pour la paroisse St. Landry,
MERCREDI,
lie quinsifme Jour de Jaapier proclaim, 1s45,
a la derniere residence de feu WILLIAM WI
.KOFF, de la p~aroisse st. Landry, decide, situee
dams le quarter de P~idisance, dams Ia paroisse
susdite toutes les proprietes, mesbles ct i'm
meubles, appartenant d ID succession du dit dc.
flint, CONSTANT en-:
"a PLANTATION
sur laquelle lie d6funt residhit ~lepoque de son dGces
contenant treize arpents de 'front.' sur quarantc de pro.
fondeur, bornee dun cote, par Ia terre dc la Veuve An
tonne Lambert, ct de rantre par la terre do Louis Van
hille, ayec toutes les batisses ct authorizations existan
sur la dte plantation;
UN LOT DE TERRE
situ6 dams la susdite paroisse, ct place sur les deu;
bords de la branche Est, du Bayou Plaqnemine hrulee
contenant trente sept arpents eft demi de front, sur qua
rante de profondeur dun cote du dit bayou, ct trent
ciuq arponts de front, sur quarante de profondegK d.
fautre cote, ensemble Ct avec toutesl les batisses et inc
%liorations qui existent
I'm certain lot on morceau de Terre
situe ct place dams la prairie Waria. dams la dite pa
roisse, sur lie bayou Courtabledu, borne dim cote, ps
la terre appartenants aux heritiers de David Pannet,
de rautre par la terre dc Stephen W.. Wikotf, contenaf
cling cents Arpents dc superticie;
I'm certain lot on moroccan de Terre
situe ct place dams la prairie Mamou, dams la dite pa
roisse ct c%ontenant hut cents arPents de superticie;
I Me saI~aWtattoM,
situee dams la paroisse susdite, ct placee sur la rive gau
che du Bayou Beuf, de la contenance de huit arpent
ct demi dc front, sur lie dit bayou, ct dc quarante al
pents de profondeur, bornee en- haut, par la terre d
Mime. Dilia D. Webb, veuve du dit William Wikoff,
en- bias parla terre de Andrus ct wilkins, ct contenar
trois cents quarante arpents de s%uperticie, plus on moin
Les BdtiSSeS Ell authorizations.
6xistant sur la terre susdite, de Mime. Dilia D. Web
situee sur lie bayou BGuf, ct %ioignant la plantation SUI
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Enallsh aunerttsenreMta.

MEDICAL, COLLEGE OF LOUISIANA.
yWyHE annual course of lectures will commence in
this Institution on the Sd Monday of November,
1874, and terminate on the third Saturday of March,
l945: @
John Harrison, M. D.-Physiology and Pathology.
James Jones, Nj. Ds-Theory and Practice of Mcdi-
cine.
Warren Stone, M. D-Surgery.
j.. l.. Riddell, M. D.-Chemistry.
A. Ill. Ccnas, M. D-Midwifery, SC.
w. M. Carpenter, NJ. D.-Matcria Mcdica q Thera-
A. j. Wedderburn, M. D-Anatomy.
John IL Eustis, M. D.-Demonstrator of Anatomy.
MD till 1st dec. @ A. I'll. CENAS, NJ. d.. Dean.
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ErAr DE "a Lou1sIANE,

ErAT Dn = LogIs1aNn, IS.
Moi, ]. Posey, Deputt Greffer de Ia Cour de District
dams Il pour lie dill Fiat ct Paroisse certife, parties pre-
sentes,sane ce qui precede est une copie vraie ct cor
recte ID jagement intervcnu dams lie process cidessus
.denomme.
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de ia drte Cour aux
dl2.lm j.. Po5EY, d. Clk.
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Rate Of river premium

FINSI ULAsS BTEAABUAT5s
From Ne,0 Orleans; Per cent. prem.
To vicksburg and intermediate landings, ID
To Memphis, Mills Point, Randolph,
Manchester, Shreveport, Harrisonburg,
Vormiliionvlle, Columbia, Princeton,
Franklin, st. Martinsville, and Jones'
Landing, aal4
To Louisville, St Louis, Evansville, Ecore
Fabrc, Coates Bluff, Columbus, tGa9
and Grenada, 1a13
To Yinccnnes, Shawneetown, Tuscunbia,
Florence and Nashville, lAal
To Cincinnati, Maysyile, Portsmouth,
Mount Vernon, Alton, jefferson and
Amsterdam, llala
To Clarksville, Wheeling. Pittsburg, Lit
tie Rock, Montgomery, (Ala9 and Tus-
caloosa, 13d2
rem and Fulton, sa2s
To Fort Smith and Jonesboro' Red River, 2a2I
TO Alexandria and Natchitochss, 9ea
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
CHANGEMENT DE DoMTCiLE.
DANIEL N. POPE,
MARCHAND EN- GROS,

MARCHAND EN- GROS y,
"A Trahsporte son etablissement de la rue du Canal,
IN No. l6, a Ia rue des Magasins, Granite Build
ings,9 au coin dc la rue Gravicr, on il Went de receyoir
un assortment complet dc marchandises de premiere
qualt6 ct comprenant tout ,ce qi pcut convenir aux
planteurs ct la saison tells que: s.
7-set4-4 Lowell, Yirginic, George ct O%snaburg;
ga, rs ct A Cotons ccrus pour draps & chemlsesi
Do. do. blanchis, do. do.
Couvcrtures de toutes qualities ct couleurs;
Korsey, Lynseys, Kentucky Jeans, draps casimirs
toiles, &c. &c.
Tous ces articles seront vendus au plus bas prix poul
du compliant GU contre acceptation payable en- vile d
courte 6cheance.
Hespere que ses amis ct lie public en- general, lui feron
visite ct 6xaminineront SEES marchandscs avant. de fare
eurs achats ailleurs. N. Orleans, lc Ter Oct.-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
ancrfteee nIerrta %. @eleans.

1NENT Y NFS1R 68~U FTNw eEGT. -
COLLEGE MEDICAL DELALOUlSlANE.
n E cours de lectures annuel de cette institution
IA commcncera lie 3me Lundi dc Novembre 1874 Ct
fnira lie 3me Samedi de Mars l845:
John Harrison, NJ. D,-Physiologie ct fathologle:
James Jones, NJ. D.-Th6orie ct %pratique de la Mede-
cine.
j. L. Riddell, M. D-Chimie.
A. II. Cenas, M. D.--Accouchemens, &c. m
W. M, Carpenter, M. D,-Matcrla Medlca et | ne
A. j. 4Wedderburn, NJ. D.3Nnatomie.
John r. Gusts, NJ. demonstration danatomle'
MD iii lst dec. A. IL. CENAS, NJ. d., Doyen.
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HOTEL NATIONAL,

Rue Tchoupitoulas, NoapoHe Orleans L.
Proprietaire, G. N, GLIDEWELL.
no. Nc LIE soussign6 solicite respectueusemcnt la
RAaIiHII continuation dc encouragement qui lul a exc 8
M RON negliocr pour la commodit6 ct lie comfortable de
ses hotes. lie National ayant etc dernierement com
pletement repare. lie propretaire peut ofiir aux DANES
DIES appartomcnts don't la disposition peut rlyalisef aVee
cole DIES preniers hotels du sud ct dc Touest:
G. N. GLIDEWELL.s
NonvalIe Orleans. l6 Aoht-tli
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FRANKLIN,

Mg LIE.
Els commissioners du College Franklin sc font un
H plaisir dannoneer au public, que la session regu-
here de cette institution commencera lie premier lundi de
|novembre proclaim.
Lie Revd. john BURKE, reinforcement de la paroisse de
Natchitochcs, aete nomme president sa profonde cru
Edltion dams toutes les branches qui constituent une
collegiate, ct son experience CONNIE profess
seur ~classique, sont de surs garants, pour les commits
salres, qulls peuvent lie au public CONNIE
|un instituteur digne dc sa protection.
On enseignera dams cette institution, toutes les
branches dune complete education collegiate, embras-
SAINT les languess Anglaise, franchise, Espagnole, Latino
Iet Greeque, les mathematiqucs, la philosophle naturelle
Sea; on s'attachera particulisrement a Penscigne-
ncnt complct OF pratique de la langue ~franeaise.
La session durera dix mois ct commencera lie Ter
lundi de novcmbre proclaim
lie prix de ronseignement est fxG a $40 par SEES
sion, ct celui de- pension a etc rGduit a 1920 aussi
par session Pun ct fautre payables, motto compliant ct
IPauire MOTTO 10 Ter m suivant.
Les commissaires veulcnt, qu'ilsoit bien entcndu,
IqTancune extra charge ne sera impos6e ct que 10 prix
de Penseigement, della pension n logcinent d blanehs-
sage, du chauffage. ct de Peclairage, nc s,eleyera qua
$3.50 par session les parents deyront fournir a lonrs
cnfants les livres ct les autres articles de librairie.
Les protessours offrcnt dc bonner aux elevss la pen
sion, lie logement ct ce qui en- depend; n6amoins les pa
rents ont Poption de les placer en- pension dams le voisi.
mage, s'ils 10 %pr6ferent,
Les dortoirs du Collage nc iaissent rien d desirer sous
lie rapport ~sanitaire; lis sont wastes, bien acres. ct garnis
dc places d fou jamais plus de deux eleves n'oecupe
ront la meme ehamhre.
Enin les commissioners ct la facult6 du College Frank
lin n'6pargneront nj SONS, nj d6penses pour contrihuer
au bien etrc des pupilles qui lcur seront comics.
Par ordre deS CommfSSdircS.
~ 80 - 80
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&amNsh LIE BEAU TEAMER NEUF
- yM Ay il S a. 8 yyA!a % DO .

CAPITAINE o. "A. MILLER,
Fera lie service dc p~aquebot regulier entire Washington
ct la Nouvelle Orleans, par FAtchafaiaya, pendant les
eaux basses. Les prix les plus BIAS ~possibles seront de-
mandes pour lie passage ct pour lc fret; 75c. pal bale dc
cotton ct soc. par baril. lie c%apitnine s'etant determine
d reduire SEES prix au taux que demaade lie TENS, esPere
obtenir sa part du patronage public. o2:2t
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AVIS
oeseeA LIE soussigne inforne respcctueus

a N8GNA III sVusSIEHe HlIUTHt ItsptCLUBUSt-
R&~E5dzE11 ment lie public que ID Steamboat
3SlEGSSSSE general Morgan,
ayant etc complement ct soigneusement r6par6 en-
Aout dernier, a la Nile. Orleans, il commencera ses
voyages entire la Nouvelle Orleans ct les Opelousas,
via. Atchafalaya1 anssitdt que les eaux lie permettront.
lie c~apitaine solicite de nouyeau de SEES amis ct ancicns
patrons, une part de leur patronage.
Lie fret sera t~ransport6 Il aussi bon marche que par
aucun des bons bateaux qi font lie meme traet.
JOHN III. GORDON.
N. B. Cost dc fintention des propri6taires du GENL
MoEGAN dc fairo eonstruire pourla p~rochaine saison, un
bateau qui ne sera surpassG par aucun de ceux qui ont
voyage dams nos bayous,
5 Decembre lS44.-3f.
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O0rtr0it Painting.

WD BOGLE, from Charleston, South Carolina, and
Me-. now a resident Of New Orleans, has visited
opelousas for the purpose of producing seme specimens
Of his art. He will be pleased to fine employment for
a few weeks, and promises perfect satisfaction to all his
patrons. Mr.. b. may be found at the residence Of his
friend, the Rev. John Burke, Franklin College, where
lie will attend those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish
TO have themselves transferred to canvass. n2S-3t#
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
AVIS.

ToUTEs les personnes qut ont des r6clamations a
Il fairc contrc la Banque des Marchands de la Nou-
vclle Orleans, sont i~nyiteesa les presenter, pour les
regler au bureau des Commissoifes dc la dite Banque,
No. 80 (Natchez street, a la Nouvelle Orleans.
Nouvellc Orleans, l4Sep. 1874. sl9-3m
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A V | S j.

". DAVID a. FILLS,
TeiHe L4eree No. SO, entire les yueS Cont ct
Bienrillc, NouvELLE ORLEANS,
#KTIENNFN Mt de recevior, des manufactures de
" France ct d. Anglcterre un assortment complet de
70 RincailleFie ct COutellerie,
DIES meilleurs noodles; La Tongue experience de cette
mason, est une garantie que les articles choisis par
ellie, sont de qualitG superieure ct calcul6s pour lie mar
che de la Leuisiane. Leur
QUINCAILLERIE AMERICANE,
choisie avec soin ct acletee an plus bias prix, leur per-
met doffTir aux marchauds de la canlpagne toutes les
marchandises dc &c genre qui pcuvent leur etre utilcs,
fy comprs tous les articles dc SELLERIE, les plus
varies qi iamais fment apportes Sur ce marche. lis
iprient lcurs amis de visiter leur etabissement, No. 80
lVieille Lev6e.
Particle ci-dessus, ct d'envoyer son compile a VI a-
Ivid u Fills. d5-2in
IdyA RTE, De vfsrlE :syaA, ssnars aa bureau du
u Limprimerie du Journal Sc charge d'imprimer sur
cartes de visite lie nom DIES personncs qui lie desiroront.
NH EUBLEs.-Le soussign6 ofTe au public les arti-
LIVE cles suivants quill est charge de vendre:
Deux armoires, un bois de lit, I'm matelas, trois paircs
de chenets, un buffet ct I'm service complet consistent
en- Al pieces lie tout devant 6tre yendu d un prix tres
reasonable pour du compliant. S'adresser au bureau.
o3l-tf JOS. ETTER.
"A vENDRE bon marche pour du compliant, au bu,
f& feau du journal;
ALMANACHS pour 1915: lie comiquc Almanacf
d'Elton fAlmanach de poche pour 1915 Almanact
de bureau en- francois pour l845, o31
EBAINS d cacheter d vendre s'adresser a notrt
"A bureau. OBI
petit lot d'agendas d vendre d bon compte al
bureau du Wing de st. Landry. OIL
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
11cintrc em 11ortr0its.

lpelonsas ID al Oct. le4l.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-11-04
A SEASONABLE HINT.

The: lime Of year has again arrived when
every business man who, in these days of
competition, expects 10 thrive, must give
publicity By means Of advertising the oca-
tep of his establishment extent of his ST och.
and other facts that may be of importance TO
himself and oiinierest to the buyer. II costs
but little TO advertise few months in a year,
or even the whole year round, ia comparison
with the benefit To be derived from it. Let
those, therefore, who persist in neslecting
this simple, plain, aud choap mode of sue
csss in business. and who are constantly look
ing With envy at thsrmore prosperous neigh
hors, turn TO the columns Of our paper for The
cause, and they will there Gnd, in black and
white, ihc reason why dealers pass by their
establishments and drop in next door. These
ire Important matters for those who are in
ierestcd to think over, and they may rest sat
isied that II they wish to do as much bu.i
ness as their nsigh'or, they must follow his
example By advertising. Not only the mer-
chant but the mechanic should attend ia
this matter. A family comes to the village,
for instance, from some Of the aeiSLborirc
towns, wiki several hundred dollars to lay
GU, in furnishing house. They are entire
strangers. The first movement is TO take up
II newspaper, for without it they know not
where to 90. They search for chairs, sofas.
and 5cds.ca,ls to he sold. They find them
advertised, aud are directed by the advrtsc-
meM. They search for beds and bcdding.
and 20 where the advertisements direct
They search for cutlery and hardware. The
advertisement tells them where il is. So with
ii! the innumerable articles of mechanical
skill, the newspapers their dictionary through
out, in whatever they may want. The news
paper is the only way the stranger has of
getting an introduction to those with whom
he wishes to trade. Some of onr advertising
customers who at first advertised sparingly,
are now fraukto acknowledge that the great
secret of,heir success may be attrihacd to
advertising.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-11-04
FROM EUROPE.

Ger. %, 1915.
ENGLAND Fhe wheat crop is Tar below
the average. Iron continues TO advance
Cotton dropping. The railway mania in
creases. 16 new line of battle ships and 10
frigates with screw propellers are intended
to be built as block ships for the sea ports.
IRELAND The "boys" are al il yet. The
country keeps up therepeal movement John
O'Connell in public speech before the Re
pealers characterizes the annexation of Tex
rs as a ''bareiaceo wrong" and NOTORIOUS
swiDdle." Some Yankee who was present,
was bold enough TO tell him he knew nothing
about the matter. No head breaking, or 9TH
Diversion followed. The Catholic clergy
are enlisted openly in the struggle.
FRANCE. Eugene Sue, The author of The
.Mysteries ofParis," has been formally ex
communicated by the Prima,e oil the France.
The government has sent an army into Al
gfers.
SPAIN. A treaty OF peace has been coaclu-
ded between this country and Chill. Prince
Ferdinand of SAKE Coburg, is TO marry the
Queen Of Spain. Louis PHILIPPE has consen-
ted 10 the match.
GERMANY. The Ducal Government has
resolved 10 take severe measures for reprcss-
ing German Catholicism. A German pa
rer states that Louis BonaPartc, so long con-
Gned Al Ham, for state purposes, is to be re-
leased on condition Of emigraIing to Ameri- |
ca.
Russia The Emporer is chastisng his
neighbors who are getting troublesome, with
one hand; and distributing immense quanti-
Ties ofgrain among his poor subjects, with |
the other
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-11-04
THINGS IN GENERAL.

On the Troy & Greeubush Railroad, they
are running at the rate ofone mile per min
nte.
The Governor of Canada is severely ill,
with cancer.
The writings of Hugh 8. Legaro are in
process Of publication. He was an accom-
piished scholar.
Ia Ohio, the Legislature OF the present
year stands as follows: In tho House 4G
Wings, &c Locos; the Senate has 81 Wings,
and 10 Loccs.-The Wing majority on joint
ballot will be TWENTY SIX!
69,i63 Passengers from foreign ports have
arrived at Now York, this year, up to Octo-
Der Let.
The Emperor OF tho Russias is said TO be
the owner Of % millions Of ser(s =. white ones
at that.
Ma HuDsoN is lecturiDg before the Boston
Lyceum. Ofhis lecture on Lear,the Cour-
ier remarks that in force, breadth and SUBJ
'eiy sfthought, in thorough appreciation of
the purpose of the author, and in expression
OF thought at once so exact, and so piciur-
eslus,itwoulI be difficult to point out its equal
IN the whole body OF American criticism
P'ot. E. c. Wines, a graduate of Middle
ou'y college, is lccturing TO crowded houses,
hNe" oFk city, or the subject of Hebrew
jurisprudence.
anaticism below Masons & Di1ons line,
IS soon to have Southern G. South Yves
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-11-04
From the Express.

The MACKENZIE PAMPHLEr-This
publication exhibits long train of nler-
cenaries, exerting themselves, in differant
WAYS to carry his schemes into effect
Sufficient evidence Of their character
and their conduct-their servile devotion 10
his services, obedience TO, his orders, and
their total disregard of the interests of the
great body of the people, and the welfare and
honor OF the country-is 10 be found under
their own hands, in this book. The genuineness
Of the letters, from which that evidence is de-
rived, is acknowledged by the parties con-
cerned. Ifit establishes the charges which
we contend for-abou. which no man of in
teligence and integrity can doubt-it follows,
OF course, that those who are thus arraigned
at the bar of the Public, have pleaded G:.ilty,
and the community must pass sentence upon
them. What that sentence should be. no
friend ofhonor and prosperity of his country
can doubt. With the people it remains to
id the nation of the foul stain of corruption
rtamped upon it by the Influence of Fan Bur
Snism. Fttey r'gard their elcn reputation,
er the ioeItdre IF The repnuiic, they ,siN ap
opfy the remedy.