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8. That il i the duty Of every traach
of the govsgpmeni TO snsofes 40 precise
the MOD neidi nomy IN eapdAasnk oar
public ,asin. sta that - msss fsEsnse
Sbght tobe as athan y ssqhlssd 70 DELAY
he necessary sxpenses Of he Govsmmsnt
B. nat cosgess has 10 power % esaf
ct . ralsona lshk thafk e belleve such
an institution One Of deady .loeiilfy 70 lie
best interests Of the country, dssgefcus %
QUE republican Institutions andtae fiberlies
Of the people, and calculated to place he
business Of the couaisy within the control
Of a consentnud nossy posves Shd sbosd
The laws snd VIII or the people.
IS fnaHicsE -au r1ttl eIN
h That cpngress has no PaweF undeF
the Constitution, 70 interfere with OF % !
troll the domestic institutions Of the several
States and that such States are the sole
aud proper Judges Of Everything ap%Pertaimng
to their own Affairs, not Prohibsed bg the
Constitution that all efforts Of che aboEtion
istsg Or others made 60 induce Congress To-
interfere with questions Of slavery orto take
incipient steps - relation thereto. are cal
cuIatsd to lend todthe most alarming an
dangerous Consequences and that a w
such efforts have an IN svitabls tendency TO-
dlHAnish the happiness of the people, and
g ndanger the stability and permancy Of the
Union, and odght not lobe eo~hhtenanted by
any friend 70 our political Institutions.
g. That the separation of the moneys Of
the government from banking institutions
is Indispensable for the safety ofthe' funds Of
the government and the rights Of the peo-
pie. N io ae us3nuJ 1atoE1f) adl q,
81 That the liberal principles embodied
by Jefferson in the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence. and sanctioned in the Constitution,
which make ours the land Of liberty, aud the
asylum of the oppressed of every nation,
have been cardinal principles in the Demo-
C attic faith, and every attempt to abridee
the preset privilege Of becoming citizens and
the owners Of soil among US, ought TO be re-
sisted with the same spirit which swept the
alien and seditionl laws from our statute
book.
ResOtgad-rTh the proceeds of the pub
lie lands onght to be sacredly applied 10 thel
national objects Specified in the Constitution
aud that We are opposed to die law lately
adopted, and g aAy law for the distribution
ofsuch proceeds among the States, as alike
inexpedieutlin policy and repugnanttoIthe
constitution nH 3' +''" -laf 9eid
ReSol ged-TThat we are decidedly cpPos-
ed to taking from the President the quah6ed
veto power by which he is enabled, under
restrictions and responsibilities, amply issuf-'
6qien, 70 guard the public interest, 70 ,susI
pend tho passage ola bill, whose merits can
not secure the approval OF two.thirds of'the
Senate and House Of representatives. until
the Judgement Of the people can be obtain.
ed thereon. and which las trice saYed the
American people from the corrupt and ty.
ranical administered the Bank ofthe United
c,n,1s'H sew aaad Iavs bhd b9yotas yiH9qc eui'
,Haql
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u - INV Atittffitf WHtN = VI
to mic ? gisfnGf gstssBT 10 so
s@syA AatisAf yls1n q hpai.
tT - NaAp.sinieh'rd gsau trreH 4
who 80 kindiy r6lathes q edisIsis 90 o.
IN behalf Of our columns. igaIBr or.
absence Ian seeE. ~ rrfsr t6ltt,c
matter, as.naeh @fsb b6 bost ~
i3as tfil AZ s. Rqg 50
pressing mfsTiii Yit fH'4 qaiRr a'to
ting tins tve1ilier DnieAvahf from ibem,
in regard TO a,all'w senfi. aeols which
they expressed. s AessA
For i~nsthuae. II noticing The retiring
Of Governor Whitfield from the Exec
uiiye Chair of cur State, the language
employed was such asto leave the inn
preston that we were giad that gen.
tleman's time had expired. Noihipg
was farther from us.a' We think Gov.
Whitfield made an cxcellent officer, and
would be giadif our State could have
remained longer luiQeT his care. asp
Again, il was stated tlaat Lopez and
Kossuth stnnld not be- mentioned 10
gether. AS for oarseif. we are aBfeito
perceive 10. difference between these
greaimeD. They weredeubtless both
pairiois-~both wished to save their
countries from the tyranical powers
thar yfostfntfl the energies ofthe PEG.
pie. they bolb visited ghe uhiisd'
States for assistance Lopez game as.
a private fnan, unattended by 4ponp.
aid cirtq STANCE. and succeesded II.
raising - salall army, KeSsath n usb'
cred upou the ssages with a ihlAst!ofi
horns aud irunpcts. Here, perhaps
is their onfydIRefehess II Eopez was
q traitor. koyspth y pqt = Pstri9tTii
Kossuth isa patriot Lopez was no trai>
tor, and thus sopceiyipg their motives
TO be the same, we see no improperly
#EW yEM N0QH, lew ~ #&ks. @ftfIsMH VA
In mentioning their names together.
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Ssow--rhe heaviest snow, ever
known in this latitude, fell here oh.
Monday nigh, fhs I2th lust. II AVER 'sl
aged depth Of fouE inches, on level
ground. ob fssm apf lnin ~.snaaelllasns
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Ito repeat what you have heard in
social intercourse is sometimes a sad treach-
cry and when il is not treaeherous, 1t IS
often foolish, ,sfo, Una. ,Er sg.-nn,
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G-GTls who rise early and walk apace,
steal roses from AuTora's face but when
they yawnin bed ill len, Aurora steals them
back again, tluo ,s,a .a4t lst ysg.-sa5al
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s u lnhdeiity is the efFnsibH OF weak
minis, and the resource Of guilty ones
Lake q desolated simeon Of the desert
i wiihers everything within its reach
and az Q as it has Frustrated he
morality Of the individual, i invades
the civil rights of society va
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant, BY II. r. DAVIS Esq,
Member of Board Of Poaes, CAPT. THoMAs
BRANEAN. and MIS-. JANE, EpRD. Il laidu \
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LETTERS of Administration having
AAbeen granted 10 the undersigned by the
Honorable Probate tCourr, Of Wilkinson
county, at the January Term, thereof, 1859,
on the Estate Of Thomas White, deceased.
lNorroE, Is hereby given, to all persons IN
debted to said Estate to make Immediate
payment-and those having claims against
said Estate to present them, duly attt.ehti-
GATED, within the time presented by Law,
Or theylwill be forever barred @al A'
WILLIAM d. WHITE, 4dMiniStrator,
Jan 49, 1S52-6w Mut}a29Ia p~1vH
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Mlisas Aslbel Dixon 4as beep
electeav b. ibcIk eslppky Legislature,
20 succeed Nd Oiaylin shea Senate.
Mr.. Dixon was the late whig caudldate
". r2N1. Ia. skgn8 hnn mo0b na3 sgns
ut NY Sni"Nsiu nbsnf 4avfn4 aaf .eta :,
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PLANTATEON,
D. Negross, For saIe--At.
~ public Auetlen. -

.HTHE hndersgned, vii $. At
Publie AuciOn. on MON ..::4
DAY. tic 2nd 81 Febraay next, lsI
rs Plaulalononwhich be resides
il the Paish Of West Feheiana, La, near
Laurel Hill.
Containing, 520I acres. more or less.
-Thirty.three Slaves, among whom there
are some with extraordinary qualifications
most of them raised ca the planiation=AA All
theeSpcb consisting Of Mules. Horses, Ok
en-. Dry Cattle. MilshG Cows. Calves. and
Hogs, All the Farming Utensils a com
plele and new sett OF Blacksmith's Tools,
Carpenters Tools; Household and Kirehen
Funitute /; One Carnage. and Harness.
nearly new; about 1000 Barrels of Corn,
a lot Of Fodder, Peas and Potatoes.
TERMS OF SALE.-The Land and
Slaves will be sold for one-third cash-the
balance % a credit Of one and two years,
from the dag of sale. Purchasers to give
their notes, bearing eight per cent, from day
Of sale, with a Mortgage on the properly
purchased. The purchasers Of Slaves, will
also be required to give approved PERSONAL
security The Personal Propery-sums
Of 500, and under Cash, for sums over
that amount, purchasers to give their notes
with approved personal security, payable
one year from day of sale, with eight pei
cent interest from this date.
Hour Of Sale, 10 O'Clock, a, NJ. on the
premises, ~ l''i''
-Is WOO sA ISAAC N BROWN
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sale.

a1EISTb q be sold, o. TUESDAY. the
xsR igSdday ofiDeee Der, to the high
esfbiddeE for easli, before the Conrt.honse
door III WV oodgfle. Il sg h6tte, f5ake1'
up by Jas Ubie dagsflbea a folfow az
dark Gfey aHI9R8 alei Il iisnds
high, mdfof tht eh Hhaofoog vfsie, alb.
praised at sos 90
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RANGERS SALE.

EW/ III be sod, TUES as@
Nv DAY, the Sd. Of FebIu-
Hhl-'f aryiiiext, a stray OK,
taken up by.Sterling Jetet described as fol-
"A brown dolofO4 wifi fa|Ge, mafGed
wifhla crop 'ah3o a3ltetdp mthe d4lr ar,
ana hhdet bit III fhel eft, Granted WflA1W,.
Il. t5jut sever yebr oldo 7 "-It9t@ q
Appraised h SO 90 ~ W. @9..
t4t Gislt WrC BCNNBY Ra6d.
Jan. 90 sjf--3w 7.2a- h9Po7l car
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Foa siroU 8R @ ~ tlls.

o4u.4 Il slgnq CVAS Vi. o3.al83si tas ~
.fASdE fine PasseHg sriS tea amer aSlFgis n
A"AEM lnaf5N 40 abnGis
.LANpRy,1MasteE will iragey ~ awif Oheans,
every Tuesday mQralga ~ stS aitioGk a. Va alid
every. FRIDAY, evening, 1at s Rs8ska p. Ms re-a
turning will leave Bay9u Sara every " ed7a
nesday and Saturday, alter tbs,,SgYal NJ The
Cars. l'ih s@it'i ~ H'''ti"N
Jan. 8, fs52-fyG HEp ihai 'Daal sDth'Ao'
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ISAAC N. BROWN.

1D-NorIcE-Al persons having claims.
against the undersigned are requested to.
present them, on the day Of Sale when they
win be paid.
r. i2'l %. I. \. BROWN,
Jan. 20, 1925 ''l
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I 1.-The official majority of .Govef-
nor Foote over CoK Davis as ann5un
ced By Ike two branches 0f tho Legis
~lature, u aap., roielrusv baeya aas n !.
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William II. Jones. Isfla eads hfaet taA
vs.. q q odag1 attachment for
Abiiah r, Brown.st hoo sl02 s6S. dl
This day came, f6e said plaintiff. by his
Attorney. and il appearIno tothe satisfaction
Of the Cont here, tha.tae defendant. Abiiabr
r. Brown. is not. resident of this STATED
but i-sssupposed to reside in the, State Of
Louisiana, SO thatthe ordinary process OF the
law cannot be served on hin. a sHs ga al
It is therefore ordered. by the Cont. that
unless the said defendant shall appear. plead
answer. &C. in this case. on on before IhsF
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- HI BUTTER WORTH, Clerk
~ L,k, BARBER, Plaintiff Attorney,
Woodville, Dec. %, 1S5l-lm
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ings, at n distance, We're fred by the
fafiig dt sparks upon them, But were
saYea wi bout fiwaee,, Thepgopersy
desisoyed belonged 10 The eStale OF
Rohert Millersdeceassd and isiestima~
tedTh be worth aboul sr56o.. There
.falt NJ gftA9stfyn4gtE Ni 100 htsi ~
WAS M mFnfAuer upon sas,
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Fihs.2aOo Ftiday night fast, The
building an tIaio stfeef, accepted BY
Mr. Cohen. ~ 4 tailor slop,t by Mr..
Frcshnn, lasaa tinsshop, tand by Mr.
Gaphart. d residence, were allburno
edtto the sf0dhd, orr citizens ana an
% Jay XA&EREH 10 Htft4a4l VtaVY. Hft
intheir pgweri e arrest Abe flames, hntI
wera able onlya TO savel some Of the
contents cfilt4 boildiag&asThe store
OF Messrs, Rowley Il Cooley, wis Sew!
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L, D.'rGILDART.

Attornsy and Counsellor at Lar.
Office Bank ST nearly opposite Planters Bank,
VIII pratiee in the Probate, Circuit and Chan
Gerry Courts. Business entrustedto him will
De promptly attended to, b isggs j6-2sly
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eral times on Gre, but was, BY great Elk.
extions, Sated.a several diaer build.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Da.
l4g WILLIAMSON County, gaI ~" WI!
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Is

- NJ MlSSlSSlRII, "a u.x
Nh WnKINsoN County. IA saI WI!
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YWNO all PERSONS interested innthe Lands.
- T~snemehts and IIerediments, Of John
Ilmon, deceased. .lf9Rl stnA Ss&AsA q
YOU. are hereby Cited, to be and hhbpear
before, the Probate Court Of Wilkinson
county 1.-THE Courthouse thereof, on the
first MONDAY in March next, then and
there TO show scaeseI 6f any youcau.l whv
the following described Land Should not lie
sold for the purpose of paying debts or
~decedeht, vizs-"A' certain Town Lot
situate in FortsAdatns. in saDl county, hav-
ing 66 feet front or Bridge street, and run
ing, by parallel hines, to the Mississipp phi
River. bounded on the North ny the Ed.
ward Loveiace. q Ffact of Land; and Bhf-i
.faloel street; ON the East by Bridge street,
on the South by d lot, of John Duets, and
cns the West by the Mississippi River"
and further to do and suffer such things is
ishal be considered and ordered by the Cont
aforesaid, in the premises. As aisi1 at Ia
@-@ WITNESS, the Honorable
(5aiar FRANoIs GrIDART, Judge Of
}T .od 4 the said Probate Court, at
tods@sbat the Courthouse of said couhl
N-- ty,, the First Monday of Jan.
nary, Eighteen hundfed and fifty two. beg
Issued the 17th day Of January, 1897
..st raa,gt.a FRED, 5CuNRAD, Clerk.
Jan, 20, lS52-30d f9T bfA bona
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI HI
WIBSlNsoN COUNTY.

"tlAaNsoN S9UNTY.
In the c1rNt court, Of sad county, De-,
cember Tern. the<eq, A, .. 1851.
Richard CiampjEts Adqpnis- afg, ..,.
traitor of Jacob EASbery, Attachment I
deceased I'll yE9o -n llQl for Sl44l 2lN
a., vs;sgs1 Wolsp I'gpneR ma5W
Abijah r Brown.
This day came, the said plaintiR byAa J
Attorneys, and it appearihgfo the saii Z 4
tion OF the Couf thdfs, tbatfhe tlefeh aaift8
Abliah Il. Brown ig not atfdsideft 'ofatlaN
state, but is Supposed Is reside ii ihe'aa kseA
Of Louisiana, 81 that ffie ofdnasre ftot} 4
OF the Jaw caupop be sefved N llnma liz bnA
I5is thereiore, ohaerqstb ~ Ebe Get5ss tlp1il
unless the ,aid deie9Lat1sh angeS & Iseaak
answer, &c4 ia tins caf4 on ~ ,bsteFeIHW
frs, day Of nexhJ une, Iegmaqt tff Cs9a1 IL
TO be holden al the C~qurthpqhs, Al A9RttT
vile, IN SAID, county, Oh the second MON.
DAY, iii June next, 1882 H"oHe3iaR s1h
Judgment. (hnaIJ by defadft, swfifpe en
tered against INN. and the negro man siaee
named, Richmond, attatched, wifi be sold
to satisfy said debt, interest, aud all costs
And, III further ordered, that a copy iof
this order be published IN the fWoodyiller
Republican, u a newspaper, printed and
published in the town of Woodyille. in saidg
county and State, once a week for the spacsr
of one month. slgH issl aw nsiiw ~ ssJl IA
|, Henry j. Butterworlh. Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, aforesaid, do hereby. certify,
the above to be a true copy Of the Original
Oder of publication, in the above stated.
case, as fullyas the same remains OF Record,
in my office. '7''7''
In testimony whereof, ] have hereunto.r,
set my hand and seal, of'saidC Court, this 17h
day Of December aA.Da1S5l.o taslod uo5T"
,yg4fa ari3Nufi hak"
HJJaBUTTER WORTH. CIeyk"
DnN a,,l DHc,vA d.. ... Is. A..&.t
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In testimony whereof, / have hereunto.
set myhand and seatof said court, thisf7h-
day of December, AID 1867 n
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.fNtc,ut .HUAfNIH. fiaHuf NHatrn ~
= Hhatihe Constitution doesnot confer
authority npep the federal Government,
directly or indlreetYsao assume sheg debts
q the sevemhSi q eommoteafosslooa in.
etnal Improvements, Or other STATE pdtpoS
nor wbnId such assumption BE- l,atst ana
i, t,SsA,.iA,th |vH H9eWt9d 700 Hs~uUs M
AWfnSN"A fiiw gnl4undf ND s4Hia ~
X L Ehskiuss'ee and soaad policy forbid
'the Federai6 ovasnmentt 10 iostsd one braueh
.ct iadastry 70 issiaeaimeas of aiio,her, ior
70 chehsh the 4 tests @ one portion to the
injury of another portion Of our common
country that every citizen aud every ac.
tiorsF the country has 1 right 10 DEMAND
and fHasist rpa d. equality or dnshts and
privileges. all 10 complete an ample protec
s.on a peFsQp' aaa PcePsrY RON domestic
'viqlsncs End foreign aggression y ysHs,
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cemDer Tern, he<e9f, a. y. 1851.
Richard CiampjIts Adqpfls- aig,
traitor of Jacob E44bery, Attaclmenl, !
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irdspenseble that should be made intel sh. by ITSELF
without the necesty of further reference When there
FIRE II enscts expressly that every sum before
rteced by virtue OF the previous acts which shall
hereafter be assessed by vrtue OF this act shall be
lien or charge and entitled to preference, and to bs
treated mortgage, accorang 20 the Language above
quotsd) nm bound TO presume that the Legislature
meant what the terms used so uBeguivocaly express
and especially if the Legislature direct they do
in ths closing tecentha this act shall be considered
public act. aud be literally expoun6ed and construed
TO advance the ends thereof To ray that severY
fessmtnt means ouly particular class (no inoluii X
the presently ana that "this act only partici
lar section Of tbis act is 10 apply certainly very
tural process of Interpretation and one which cou
hsrd'y mrrit Il ephtt of liberal" OF being intel
helb.e 10 the common understanding y
conclude therefore in thewhoe that the
nent on the houses and lots in platt street mortgage
lien that thtre was defect in origin, least
none that can 10 set up that 1t tatis by
the imperative and mutually cancelled term ef yeats
that s not barred affected By the statute Of lima
tion; that there is no equity in the attempt to cast T.
from the ebou der. OF the ties benefited and place II
on thote Of t. general tax payers and that VIII thar
prttefence ovsr the plaintiffs mortgage and all other
membranes /"
Decree accordingly with nsrest and costs out Of the
fund IN court arising from the sale in this s'sis
flatch'Of5 Ct0bg atc b Lord for piaibt IL Y.
Davie' Counsel - Cooperation Tor defendants, May.
c., sc.
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SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1, 1859.

amount awarded hr ~ the jury They had estsbllshet
By he finding Of the ipri that the fault NOT enrey
or one side lie do not wish speak in any stronger
terms
MI Van Burer understood h. jury TO find that ths
feult w8s entirely IN me eide
Mg. OUonor mealt that II not entirely the side
that IL was insisted Il had been The counsel ,As
him to cay that The fnult solely purely and wholly
upon The part Of hr ForTe,t After further obser
vatons in support Of his view. Mr. 0Copor asked that
the judgment hs entered sud It's form settled and that
the Court make such 70 the stay or proceedings
as 1t deem ht.
Mr.. Van Buren, briefly replied and the Chief Justice
ruled to the foilosing effect -
That judgment be entered. dssovipg the marriage
contract between the parties aso fxiog the amount
OF alinony to be annually paid. az three thousand
dollars and also that il be paid from the tine OF
the commencement Of this suit and providing thst
upon the enal establishment OF the Judgment herein
entered the plaintiff be obliged 10 release her
dover rghn The property Of defendant upon the latter
giving the proper ocury for the yearly payment Of he
aimory Of $500 during the life of the paintih also
providing that the judgment he not docketted for the
pesent-the fo.m q Judgment to bs hereafter s-led
An order was also entered 10 extend the special
and including Saturday next the form be settled la
the meantime Agreed upon BY the counsel and sab.
nitted TO the Court
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MOVEMENTS oF THE SIERRA MApRE REVOLT TON
IsTS-REvoLT IN CoATEFsEE-INeIAN Troubles IN
TEXAS, ETC.
BaIrrMoRg. Jan. 81 1861
AL Of tie back mails from the south arrived this
morning
The Bounsre Flag ssys -" Nothing certain is known
OF the movements q CaraTajal it il runorea he has
been reinforced by eighteen hun lred men and two
pieces OF artillery had arrived with Captain Ford from
Texas Veiudge from all We learn that rein
forcements have really arrived aud another attack upon
Matamorss i seriously neaitatsd, perhsy. many
days. General Avalos has twenty hve hundred men,
with guns ebtrenchmepts and erery teTia requisite
for successful defense Veres Cruz dates 4th
instant ststs that sericus revolt had broken at
Coai'fs,s One hundred marched fron .hat place
and took possession OF the city OF Jaspa The governor
OF the castle st NeaZ Cruz Immediately de'patshed
against them.
Advices from evf .ton 20 the l8h instant haze b,en
received violent storm occurred at Gllg.Iton
on the 18th The Indians were committing depreiations
in Western Texas JOAN 9. fstss hii been attacked
with four others. lie tc0k refuge in the chlpp tral
leaving behir1 all his mues and 5000 10 gold winch
the indians carried of lar force Of United States
military being copcenttGtei the frontiers Dir
ing severe blow on the l2.h, several small yesse
driven ash0Te
The Goyeruor os Louiliaua has vetoed thu bill can
ceiling be State bonds issued fjf the OF the gtiz-ns
Bank OF louisiana.
H. Abp one of the p2rti pators IN .he Clbsn riots
at New 0gleAns has been tried NJ clnyctsd
Two men named Banks snt BGa K, have been arrested
AT weldon. charged with Kidnapping col5rei girls
belonging ta Portsmouth. Va.
committee has been ap2oiateI ~ the Senate Of
Maryiazd. on that portion I'll tic G0Ttrnors message
relative to the murder ol Mr. Gortuch
BpcsFells steam cav mill al Newberr n, wls
DESTROYED ~ are Wednesday laft The lo5si 600
Nj WaSaing'on (whg) declines being q candidate
scr 0overTo oi North Carolius
Bhop Polk has been elected President of the Loals
ana Colonization Society,
ghe ice IL the Chesapeake il fast disappearing
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Meteorological Observations.

MORSE TELEGRAPH, OFFICE 10 STREET,
SATURDAY, Jan, 81 1859
BcrrAio - A N.--Barometer ~ 49, Thermomst ter %
Wind northeast. It is cloudy. rainy and unpleasant
inorpnc.
sP Nj -~parsmeter 90 o2G Thermometer 50 Wind
about southeast 1t II blowing perfect gale aud rain
Eng hard. 1t is stormy evening,
RooHgsTHR, 10 A. --Durirg the night the wind
changed 1t is colder and cloudy, but not
&rg Wind north. Thermometer 20
T. NJ 1T Is raining hard and freezing Wind north.
cast Thermometer 30. 1t has been uApea ant day.
ArBrRy 10 A. NJ 1t is stormy. unpleasant morn.
.nE. Il has been raining little. Wind northeast.
Ihermontter 20.
; r The weather Is dsagreeable raw and stormy
With heavy rain and hail. Thermometer "a
sYRAcrsf. l0A, NIL isa dull cloudy morning Thore
ere intieotons OF more snow. Wind southeast Thec.
auomct 80
PM--I, is very stormy and raining hard. hail an i
aleet heavy Thermometer 49, Wilma northeast
UrisA, 10 A. NJ 1T i very stormy morning.
etroug rort3 Wind Thermometer 23
p. 1.-The wind Il Blowing perfect gale from the
atrthwest 1. Is tnowiug and hailing--rather sleet
etorm. Thermometer 23.
ArrANf 1cA LIT fnovsd moderately all p'zht IT
.sft!l falling Wind northwest. Thermometer 81. Ba.
romeer ~ 80. Mercury Co.
ST N--Is IL showing fSst. sleigtius Is good The
wind il unchanged Thtrmouster - Barometer 80 200
Mercuty -
TnoY. 10 A NJ 1T is cold. anl snowny. Two iuche,
Of snow Tell laHt night. Thermometer L.. It H cloudy.
Wind variable.
snoving at present, About Essss laeAc teA to-day