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NATURES GUIDE!

ADVICE 70 T0UTH, 1sp GEsTIoNs 70 Paf.Ea1s,
GUARDIANS AND PERCEPTIONS.
Rules fr the preservation of health and prolonga-
t;on of lie Also, an essay on the human system
By DR. Il. B. KIsEELIS; corner Of Iniro ano
Union Etreass, Phladeiphia
Frice, twenty .dve cents per copy. Published BY
the author.
September soth, lssA-sn.
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| am yours, with great respect,

J. D. FUW ELL, supt. Trans, I. z. r.
ROCK Hill, (Sonerset Co., n. j., July 81, 1852
Dr.. j. Z. AYER,-since your medicine has be-
come known here, it has greater demand than any
other cough remedy We have ever sold. 1t is spoken
Of in terms of unmeasured praise by those who have
used it, and know of some cases where the best
they can say oft, is not too much for the good it
has done. take pleasure in selling it, because
know that am giving my customers the worth of
their money, and feel gratifed in seeing the benefit
it cenfers.
Please send me further supply, and believe me-
Yours, with respect, JOHN G. WHITLOCK.
?. S. Almost any number of certificates can be sent
you, if you wish it.
Prepared and sold by James c. Aver, Lowell Mass
and sold in 0pelousas, by P. L6once Hebrard; and
John Posey; and in Washington by s. D. Allis.
Opelousas, October I4th., 1S54.-6m.
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kuCTl0N SALE,
on accoltaat Of Depart asye.

On account Of departure.
Ill be sold al public sale, at the late
w residence of. Mrs Labjeehe, on Moas-
dag. 30th instant, Ut 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
One Lot Of Household Furniture.
Cows, garden Utensils and other objects too
numerous to mention. For particulars. see
handbills.
Conditions II sums OF $40, payable
cash. ever that sum payable at the end Of
December, 1854.
Mas. a. RENAUD.
Opelonsas, October 21st, 1854.
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.. OpeIOusas I:
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2Sth, 1854.
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
Subscription, for one year, payable in advance
three dollars if paid at the end OF the year. four dol
lars. No subscription will be received for period
less than one year. A subscriber wishing to dis
continue, must give wcs notice to that effect, and
settle mp all arrearages.
.4deertiStrg:-For one square not exceeding the
space of ten lines one dollar for the first insertion.
and fifty cents for each subsequent Insertion Longer
advertisements will be charged accordingly.
All the advertisements will be inserted in french
and english until ordered out, until the editors
shah judge it convenient to discontinue the publi
cation.
A liberal deduction made on advertisements in-
serted for long period.
No advertisement or subscription will be stopped
until all the arrearages paid unless at the option
of the publishers
No election tickets or other jobs printed without
the money OR the person ordering them to be print
ed is a responsible person,
Ten dollars inadvance will Invariably be required
for the announcement of candidates for Office.
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- NaDEHG@.

V|VHE undersigned having just arrived
- from New-0rleans, informs his friends
and the public in general that he has now on
hand full assortment of Dry Goods for the
season;-Also, family Grocery, Hardware,
Crockeryware, Shoes, Boots, Jewelry, Clocks,
Gold and Silver Watches; Carpenters and
Coopers tools, which he will sell low and on
reasonable conditions. C. MEDICIS.
Opelousas, April 22d, 1854.
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- e - - -2e>-S-A@-ss
YNSLiE undersigned WI hjs4 to :lo<e tie
- buSines: of HI re :. Dre!ousa, H.
vltes those indebted to him to COM: a,1i settle
the quickest possible it'tLey wish to ii, Old cos: $
He offers in the mlaan time, to hire his sore
and two dwelling houses, IN the rcwn OF Ope-
lousas. Apply to
ARD FAYOLLf.
Ope}ousa>. June lHth. 1854
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BAaGAINS /! BAs.GaIhS Il!
Great Reduction Of Prices.

7ENHE undersigned, desiroGs closing their Sum.
H. mer business, now offer to their friends and
customers chance, which they hope they will
Goods have been greatly reduced with the posaire
intention to run them off a.
Ladies will, by merely pricing" our fancy goods.
see to their establishment, that never has such
chance been offered them we have in their line
yet beautiful assortment.
Our Stock OF Ctothings is large and we can fit
almost ANY one - We offer them at almost cost
aritt on hand are the following
French Merno Froeks. Paletots and Sacks
Apaeea
iisass Linen and Flannel
A beautiful assortment OF Marseilles Vests
French Msrino and Linen Drilling Pants
t,;tne We say; don't thiuk We are irving to
hum Jug GENIN & POIRET,
Opeto8sas, June 10th 1854.
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F.7 7tIE undersigned have formed part
q nerslp, since the lst OF July, 1854.
under the nau.e Of SHwARTz & KAUFMAN,
for the sale Of Dry Goods, Ready Made
CIcthingS, Gr0cortes, H0raroye, &c. They
have now on hand, the largest and finest stock
of goods than any other country store, which
they offer for sale at the lowest prices They
respectfully invite the public and their friends
to come and see their goods and know their
prices and convince themselves that it is i'm
possible to have them as cheap elsewhere
70 They have already on hand, for the
winter season, the following articles for plan
tation;-Russett Brueoas, Lowell's Cotton,
Kerseys, Linseys, Blankets and Ready Made
Clothings for Negroes, &C.
They solicit, as by the past, continuation
of the liberal patronage of the citizens Of st
Landry, and they will make their best to sa-
tisfy them.
A SHWARTZ
S. KAUFMAN.
Opelousas, July 8th, 1854.
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A

Esasbgsc Ca.Eess fose 80 L4sssSIasg.
MhKDERS can he lela at Dir q. I'd. .aAlIis'
" NM Drug Store and 1t Mi. John Resd's
Coffee House, IN the Town Of WashinatDr:
and also at the oEiicanf Sandos al Meynier.1
editors Of the Or Is Courier.
Washington, Jan. 7th, la54.-1y.
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! EE1E551C sale
By tie undersigned Aactioncer, in and
for the Parish Of ST. Landry.
F.SHE public are hereby Informed that
Il there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
before the Court House, in the Town of Ope-
lousas, on
Monday, the 18th November next,
1854 the following described Tracts of Land,
belonging to the Estate in community be-
tween the heirs of Charles Barre, late of the
Parish of st. Landry, deceased, to wit
Lot Ea1 g. ia &,
on the Diagram fled in the suit entitled
+" Charles Close ct ais vs. Alexander Close,
admr District Court, Parish of St. Landry,
No. 1926, fronting on the river or Bayou
Courtableau, and containing two hundred and
eighty five acres.
Lot marked EA,
also fronting ON the CourtabIeau, containing
two hundred and eighty acres and 25 hun
two lots
Lot marked A,
containing eighty-four acres and Is hun
dredths.
Lot Eaaafkcd lib,
containing fifty -four acres
Lot marked C,
containing one hundred and two acres,
Lot marked I'd.
containing one hundred and seyenty>twc
acres.
Lot marked Z,
containing eighty-six acres and 25 hun
dredths.
Lot marked #,
containing ninety two acres and also the four
following Lots, fronting on the Bayou or
River Courtableau, on the lower portion of
the Barre Tract
Lot marked I,
containing two hundred and forty-fye acres
and so hundredths,
Lot marked j,
containing one hundred and seventy-six acres
s4et marked IA,
containing two hundred and twelve acres.
s.ot marked L.,
containing two hundred and ffty-nine acres.
Goasditioass Payable in one, two and
three years credit.
A DEJEAN, Auctioaeer
tlpateGfsis, October 18th, 1861
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The Law of Newspapers.

Ihe Law OF Newspapers.
lst. All subscribers, who do not give ezpress no.
tce to the contrary, are considered as wishing to
continue their subscriptions.
I'd. If subscribers order the discontinuance of
their papers, the publisher may contiuue to send
them until arrearages are paid.
Sd. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse taking their
papers fre.a the post-oce to which they are sent
they are held responsible till their bills are settled
and their paper ordered to be discontinued.
4th. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take newspaper or periodical from the post-ofice,
removing and leaving it uncalled for, is Prinla
facie evidence of intentional fraud.
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TIf. 4 rs u LIND,

20 Wit
fst The West half Of SOUTHEAST quarter
of section No. thirty, Township three, Range
five East, containing eighty aeres-2d. The
North quarter of section No. thirty, Township
No, three South, Range No FIVE East, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty eight six hum
dredths Of an acres.--3d. The East half of
Northwest quarter of section No. twenty
nine in Township three, South Range five
East. containing seFenty-nine eighty four
hundredth acres; making altogether three
hundred and twenty seventy-hundredths
acres, more or less
Co2sdifiosss tt
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Terms and Conditions Tic ..v'1 e and
lot payable in two equal instaIments, the first
payable ON the 10th Of July next. 1855, and
the balance, payable on the 10Th of July of
the following year. 1856. The purchaser
furnishing his notes with good and sufficient
security to the satisfaction of the Admins
TRAITOR, and the notes bearing interest at per
cent. per annum from time due until paid,
and mortgage retained Oh the property sold.
The balance Of the property payable tE.us !:
All sums Of fifty dollars and under payable
Cash, and all sums above fifty doliar- pay eble
il two e4Ha} in~ta'mants o r.e 4ga SIX
mUilts.f, 'taf"a ers sss.v.n. aotes with
good ant 7 =
terest froui .lc ,iu;. !. IL.
the residence of john F .:orr,sx> id y ,:s...
ington La. JOSIE i: E;?.
.duiatMssitor.
Opelousas, September 30gss l*ot.
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TEE coURI TER.
official Journal Of the Parish of st. Landry

PUBLISHED on SATURDAY By
JOEL II. SANDOZ 4 ANDREW NEFNiEB.
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4 Ian. 4Aucsloseer.
OpeIousas, @. absf 4th, 1854.

as Ia $50
Y yEIE property, late residence of Mrs.
Larochette, situated in 0pelousas, con-
sisting in about a lot of ground, with dwell
ing house, kitchen, &e., also NEGRo-Wo-
MAN. AGED about As years, a little apt in cook.
ing and washing
Hthe above said property are not sold till
the Goth of November next, they will be offer
ed at auction On that day, on the premises.
For terms and further particulars, apply
to AUG. BORNE,
at Ney g. Estorge's Store.
Opelousas, September 30th, 1854
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Public Sale.
.eSs. VIN LOT.

szEs situated in the Town Of Washing
I ton, together with all the build
2sssgss - ings and improvements thereon
erected and thereto belonging, cnr~isting in a
Store, Dwelling hons, and varions out
houses, being the last residence Of said de-
ceased. as
4 Lot ofDkl GOODS AND GR0CE-
RI4S, household turpitHre kitc3en utensils,
and many other articles too generous to
mention,
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OR PARCEL Oh Land.

lying and situated in the Parish Of St. Ian
dry, on the road from Opelousas to VermiI-
lonville, aud bounded on one side BY Widow
Mccormick and the other by John Cook and
Baptiste Richard.
Conditions Payable in one, two and
three years credit from the day OF sale Pur-
chasers furnishing their notes with good per-
sonal security in solido. bearing eight per
cent interest per annum, from maturity, paya-
bic to the order of Isaac Z. Butcher, tutor of
said minors, and the property to remain spe-
cially mortgaged.
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III eli9 eHeit4oh 10 laclItate TIE buaieSS Of Tt-
increase It's enjoyment, and even p:oIofg the term
OF human existence can be named Of more real
value to mankind, that this contribution of Chenlis
try to the Healing Art. \ vast trial Of its yirues
throughout this broad country, has proven bevoud
| doubt, that no medicine Or combination of med
cines yet known can so surely control and cure the
numerous varieties Of pulmonary disease which have
hitherto swept from our midst thousands and thou
sands every year. Indeed there is now abundant
reason to believe Remedy has at length been found
which can be relied en- 10 cure the most dangerous
affections OF the lungs Our space here will not Der
NIT Us to publish any proportion Of the cures affected
by its use, but we would present the following
and refer further enquiry to my American Almanac,
which the agent below named will always be pleased
to furnish free, wherein are full particulars and in.
dlsputabe proof Of these statements
Office of Transportation, Laurens r r, S. c.,
Aug 4, 1858.
J. G. AVER. Dear Sir,-My little son, four wears
Old has just recovered from severe attack of malig
nant Scarlet Fever, his throat rotten and every
person that visited him, pronounced him dead
child. Having used your CHERRY PEeToRAL in Cali
torlia, in the winter Of $780, for severe attack of
Bronchitis with entire success was induced to try
it On my little boy gave him tea-spoon-ful every
three hours, commencing in the morning and by
ten O'Clock st night, l found decided change for
the betel and after three days use he was able to
cat or drink without pain.
Its use In the above named disease will save many
a Child from premature grave, and relieve the
anxiety Of laLy loud parent-For all affections of
The Tn oat and Lungs, believe it the best medicine
eXtaHt leelig Of the deepest gratitude, prompts
NE II adIressit & you these Eues but for your i'm
posat discovery, my little boy would now have been
in arG1htr world
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JOHN CHINAMAN-The Journal of Commerce
notices the melancholy, half famished appearance
of the poor Celestials, who are posted along the
streets OF New York, selling cigars, distributing
handbills, &c They bear all with heroic fortitude
and set an example of patience and forbearance to
the mischievous boys who annoy them, which is
deserving of imitation. They are, understood to
have been members of the unfortunate dramatic
company.
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SINGuLAR.-A case has recently transpired in
fernando, Miss, which may present some curious
questions to the lawyers young man. while in a
mesmeric state, shot at and killed man in whose
room he was. Some of the witnesses, however.
testify that liquor had good deal to do with pro
ducing the magnetic Sleep
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Thomas McCary, the constable, who made an
assault upon George Erhard in Philadelphia, has
been held in $1,000, to answer the charge. FIR.
hard it will be remembered committed suicide in
Jail, where he confined for resisting the officer
who turned his family and himself out OF DOORS
subscription has been started in Philadelphia for
the relief of Erhard's wife, who is blind, and has
HELPLESS family
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trade sale OF Teas, at auction, took place in N
York, Wednesday. The attendance was not yer,
numerous, but prices were very firm. Young Hy
son brought from 40 to 32 cents; Hyson Skin. q ,
ola; Imperial do. do. 13; Twankay 81 % l-2
Gunpowder, AZ; Powchong 80 l-2 a 27 I.2.
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DEATH OF HENRY EDWARD STEvENs.-Mr II.
E. Stevens, stage manager of the Bowery Theatre,
died in New York last Wednesday. His sudden
decease was caused by fracture of the spine, the
result OF fall received on Monday afternoon while
wrestling with Mr.. William Hamilton, member OF
the Bowery theatre company, and Mr.. Stevens in
innate friend. Both gentlemen were celebrated as
athleta and they frequently INDUCED in the sport.
Mr.. Stevens was born in Norwich, England, July
9th, 1914: and made his first appearance ON the
English stage at Cirencester, Gloucestershire. in
the year 1888.
The coroner's jury acquitted Mr.. Hamilton of all
blame, and rendered verdict of accidental death.
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We areagain indebted to Mr.. Higgins, of Adams
e. Cos. Express, for Northern papers in advance of
the mail
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DAMAGEs.-ln Pittsburg, Pa, on Wednesday last
McCloskey's administrators obtained verdict
against the Pennsylvania Railroad for s4,5Oo. Nc.
Closkey was conveying horses from Pittsbure to
Philadelphia, when he was killed. In March last.
by collision near Newton. The defence set nm
was that he was ON the wrong car at the time Of the
accident
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NEW CHARGE.-Mr. Charles Eames, late asso
ciate editor of the Washington Union, has been ap
| pointed U g. Charge to Venezu uela
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Mr.. ]. A lodgings. residing in Notasulga, Ala,
got intoxicated the night of the 7th ult. and IN
dertook to walk home, but fell down and froze to
death. EIe was native of North Carolina.
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Michael Jennings, charged with the
murder OF Mrs Esther Bradley, Of North Haven,
Conn, on the 24th ofJuly last has been convicted
of murder In the first degree. Jennings inflicted
over fifty stabs npon his victim. He Is about Is
years of age, and bis father. from Brooklyn was at
his side during the trial.
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On Saturday evening while small boy was care
lessiy handling loaded pistol. At Neelat's tavern
on the Cadiz Plank Road, about three miles from
Bridgeport, the coutents were discharged, aud '
ball lodged In the breast Of young nan named
Clark MifcheI, son Of John Mitchell, Of the firm 81
Thacker 4 MtcheIi, mschinista, inflicting severe
II NOT mortal wound. = HAeelias Inf.
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TEREIBLE EXPLOSION OF GAs.-It is stated in a
teIegraphic dispatch that Tuesday night last, at
Nashua, N H., the gas in house exploded shatter.
ing the building to atoms, and blowing the inmates
with large amount of furniture, entirely across
the street. Ninepersons were killed and five badly
injured.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
UslrED SrArrs Llrr IssuNAsor, Arrul

ONiILD 0TATEs LIFE INSURANCE, ANEuI-
nss IEgsr CcMr.sY, PHILAeELrH.s caayt<y
cf cfDvsAisssj and osssts Januayv. I8SS:
1884 ,ztI3 US.
Ine eminent succem which has resulted to this
arises from IT, distinctive plan Of opera
ons stability security, perpetufy and
1t is respectfully submitted that ~. h,,.;r...
upon reflection. win omit to effect liz
forthwith; to lose thereby in any event s
to gain thereby, Is every instant possible trovided
ousiness judciousiy upon the cash princnIe rh;s IL
once does not deal in credits; all its cperntoa. bs
ssS e sasn its policies are payable in HE
ntnereby largely increased. No scrip dividends paw
ape when convenieut are issued no notes ars re-
celsed Tor premiums to accumulate, eat up and N.
set the payment of the policy Premium usyments
- casn may be made quarterly, otherwise at Ike
pleasure OF parties applying for Insurance. Annual
company, or the amount thereby appropriated ts
the payment OF next premium, as due No dsduc-
siou IRON the amount insured in any event
Blanks, Prospectuses. Annual Reports Pol;cie. and
all necessary information and assistance NAV +. had
on application to a., JAS. q NORRIS. Agent.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH.
Medicst Examiner and Referee.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT To1 Iae CRY or RICHMOND.
WIN. H. AND, President Of Farmers;
JAMES LYONS, Counsellor at Law.
sSir ssy WM. NJ Ma sGIARMICHAEL, dM q. D..
JOSEPH p. WINSTON, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
HUGH w. FRY, do DO
JOHN LYNCH, Collector the Port
J. MILDEBEKGERS SMITH, Proprietor of Amer.
ican Hotel.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO, Merchants.
ROBERT D. WARD, Attorney at Law.
N. b. HILL, Aucnoneer and General Agent, Wall
street
GEORGE E. DENEALE, Senator Rockingham
county, Va. ia 20-lm
TAoMAS J. NANCE. JAMES X. GLAssELL
NANCE g. GLASSELL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
New YORK,
pay particular attention to the sale of FLO r.
w H EAT and CO r IL, and purchase all descrip.
tions of merchandise TO order.
Office, for the present, 80 Broad street.
ia Sow
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Absalom Death has been appointed deputy sher
if in Cincnnatfi His attachments must be lasting
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Abi for the relief OF insolvent debtors has passed
the Senate Of Maryland.
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Ole Bun and his party are in Mobile.

man nsnied Bents had both legs broken by the
falling of i shed, near Wilmington, last Thursdsy
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H1O THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
u LEONARD,S MOTTO, SMALL PROFITS
AND QUICK RETURNS!--Havipg just received q
fine assoc tment of Fancy articles from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, be beeS to invite the
attention of his fair friends and public in general 10
give him CALL His Drug Store is ut the corner OF
4th and Broad Streets No s22 He will sell his as.
sortment of goods just received at the very lowest
price, adherng to his motto. small profits and quick
returns. THOS. LEONARD,
Druggist. &c. 222 Broad ct.
rsf and speedy cure. so
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY Or VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

FafDAr. FEB. 10. 1854
Mr.. A,rHLER. from the COMMITTEES for Conrts o5
Justice, reported a bill permitting Henry Mann q
tree person OF color, to return TO Virginia to setie
his accounts.
Mr. HALL, from tue COMMITTEES ON Roads. &c.
reported several bills among them one authorizing
an extension Of the Virginia and Tennessee Raii.
road Company to Richmond, and to authorize An
independent company to constructs Railroad from
Richmond to Lynchburg, on failure Of the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company to make ssid
extension.
A considerable time was consumed 10 a discus.
slon incidentally coming up on proposition to 60
into the execution Of the joint order, namely, the
election of an Auditor OF Public Accounts, in place
~ ROBERT JOHNSTON, resigned, and OF q General
Agent of the Peniteniiary and Storekeeper.
GEORGE w. CLUTTER received the unanimous
vote t39) of the Senate for the first named position
JAMES c. SPoTTs received the unanimous vote
(33) OF the Senate, for the last named Office.
The bill authorizing loan to the Manassa Gap
Railroad Company, was made the order OF the day
Tor Monday next
PLASTER BANKS RAILROAD.
Mr.. TATE called for the order Of the day, and ex-
Works to construct railroad from Saltville, in
Washington county, TO the Plaster Banks.
The bill was amended. by way of ryder, so as to
require the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com
pany, provided they accept the act, to pay three
and half per cent. semi annually, into the Trea
surv, after such acceptance
Messrs. SHAcKELFoRD, REGER. DENEALE and
TATE advocated the passage of the bill; Messrs
CAMPBELL and WITCHER opposed 1t.
The roll was called and the bill passed-Ayes o.
noes s.
The remaining orders of the day were laid on the
table and made the order for future days
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, the Senate adjourned
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ADVANCEMENT OF THE SEASON
A-HEAvY CLOTHING MUST BE SOLD
Having on hand large stock of Hesyy CLOTHING,
and not wishing to keep it for the next winter
in order tn accomplish my desire, will close cut a
kinds OF Heavy Clothing at such prices that it viii
be almost impossible for any in want of cloth
ing to leave my store without purcha sing whstever
they are in want Of An early call is most respect-
fully solicited. ABRAHAM Levy.
No. SO Main ST., op. City Hotel,
fa 10 Sign OF the Red Coat
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Rev. Norris Day was arrested at Madison, Ohio.
on Wednesday, last week, on requisition frem the
Governed Of Kentucky. charging him with enficing
away slave OF Mr. Payne, Of Trimble county OF
that State. Mr.. Day is confident that be will be
able to prove himself innocent