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COUTHERN MILITARY COLLEGE
~ And Classical and Com. -
MERCIAL SCHOOL, at EAST Pas

"A.
Under the superinteudence of Cp;ain EALsHE, R. A.
S. late Principal # the Twickerh near Londo hit fy
Examination Academy, author OF Mi itry Cat chi n,
Handbn K. &c; assisted by COMPETENT nd xirrie ced
Professors
The College win open the 1st of uly, 1854, and the
Of study embraces tn srnugh edu alton, ish,
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Military order ing carried ont uait neatne Of
person, gent nlt epo,tme and Hnnly hearing
in ured. The C5dets will exercise, {tting up, ard
Squad Drill or be lut through mpe Field eyontons
earh tefnoon They have the Of cnnmodious
b th House. The oege sttnis immediately upon the
Beach, and il is well OBJ that the East
scagoul is much stronger pirer tn il is at the
other bathing resurfs imrnedi teiy upon the Lake
Shores.
Owing its proximity to the cities Of New Orleans and
Motle heal hfines, and the t!se of those ef
associations votabiy Connected with tie and large
Captain Wftlshe the in his
induced to change the orality OF the Caieg to East
Pa cagoula where ali the advan If distant Sor bern
siitutios will be Afforded without their sectional inu
TER Ms
Boarding, Washing and Tuition, per month S25 20
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Music, Piano, Violin, Flute &C.. per month"; w
ram drawing. ) w
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Sur motion de Mr.. Thibodaux,
Ressix, Que lie President ccmite de tros MEM
bres pour alef vor Mr. Hall e pfier de fae rapport
deaie la procha assemble u Jury de Poce de
procedures dams es queles b parosse est ntsresee
LIE President appoinfa du dit comite Messrs.
A. B. Thibodaux, Fl. Bernard. ]. A. Robichaux.
Mr.. Armitage presenta laresolutien suivante.
Les ouis ct les mons furent pris le resultat fut
CONNIE suit
Ouis- Billiu, Armitage, Williams Daigre.
Thibodaux. Kees, H. Bernard.
Nons-Panvel, Theriot, O. Bernard, Robi-
chaux, Pertuit Folse. Raymond.
Les votes etant divises le President vota en-
favour de radoption de Ia dise resolution qui fut
adopte CONNIE suit.
Resok Qu est de Yinteret de Ia parusse de iaiger h
vieux canal Fields ct Il te crevssse
soft assee usqu que le raccouc que rEat est
ire rnantenzn seit n que ffnspecfe de ce District
soft ct est nsruit de faire conse par k propreare de
Ia erre iaquee Sc h dite des evees
drenant du bayou usquau lac empecher les eaux de
setendre moyenuant dependant les habants de b
paroise Teebonne demandaiet que Ia te cevasse soft
bouche aors serat du devsr de TnecteW de GO District
Dc u faire bouchee de suite.
Sur motion de MIR. H. Bernard.
LIE Jury s'est ajourne sine de-
]. C. RAGAN, President.
EXILE E. LEBLANC, Grcfier.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PeterSon'S Ladies' National Mdgaeine.-
The publishers promise great Improvements
will be made in this capital Magazine for
1865. The reading matter will be increased
to nine Kindred pages year. Each number
will contain steel engraving;a colored FASH
ion plate, and between twenty and forty
wood engrovings. The fashions are always
pretticr and later in Jefferson" than in any
other magazine. Mrs Ann S. Stephens, the
celebrated author of IF ashton and Famine"
is one of the editors, andi writes exclusively
for it, assisted by all the best female authors
No other magazine has such stories as this;
and morality and virtue are always inculcu-
ted. The terms are doiiar less than those
Of other magazines of similar rank, viz So, 90
year, instead OF $500. To clubs the terms
are cheaper yet, threo copies being sent for
$500, five copies for $3.50, and eight copies
Tor $1,000, with IL asplcndd premium to the
person getting up the club, Address, post
paid CHARLES J. PETERSON, No. lO2 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia. Specimens sent
on being written for.
Life in The Clear ing, versus the Bush, BY
Mrs. Noodle, Author of "Roughng it in
the Bush" Sc, II mo- pp. 8ooi Dewitt g.
Davenport. New York City. Price so
cts, in paper. In cloth, IS cts.
This work from the pen of so graphic Il
portrayer of character is destined to have
run equul t" previous work from the samc
pen--"Roughing it in the Bush" Mrs. Moo
die h;s pen ready at painting in truthful
language the everyday world lying around
us. In this work she gives description of
scenery and charuGte RS in Canada, and her
style is at the same time truthful and fasci-
mating. The work is copiously interlarded
with auccdJtes and songs.
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The great .faadGngo of certain high func-
more aud Cincinnati, on the occasion of the
s2sning Of the Central Ohio Rail Road came
81 last week Wctiad n iuIl report of the
Columbus share of,thc sport in tia .JomSai
A grand supper presided over by Wm, B.
Ha'1ard, Esq, ,-.came of at the Neil House
Great ti@s gsnerslly--tossts speeches, &c.
Sc, &c. Suppose the read will 20 now
enough gas Cnittsd, on this excursion to put
'sr. through anyhow.
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o.yws agree with our friend of the. En-


QTWe agree with our friend Of the. En-
tsrpriss that the conductor of a newspaper is
morally responsible for evils that may result
from the publication by him Of mm, raj ud
vertisements. This principle is recognised
BY our statutes, as there is law against pub.
fishing advertisements oflet,eries. We have
ever held to Sse cpinion that the editor Of
paper is as clearly responsible for the ma
ture of his advertisements as Of his eelections
or editorials. Ap editors calling is not one
of mere dollars and, Gents, Of barter and sale,
but he has u moral mission that must not be
lost sight o. when other matters press abou;
him. We would not feel entirely guiltless
wero we TO give publicity to a doggery where
liquid FIRE is dealt out to the death OF
sosls if some poor fellow, guided by our pub
licai;on, should seek tie soul destroying pc
ton, and while under its influence, imbrue
his hands Ia his fellows blood. NoUld we
not be, to some extent an accessory Of the
rumseler in the murer7 We fear we sho'd.
At least we are 50 far of that opinion that
we refuse to publish such advertlsemcn's.-
There is great responsibility resting upon
every conductor Of pnsiic priW,and it world
be better for .hem il they paused a long time
ere Il ey insert any thing immotest or immo.
raj.
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The Paris correspondent OF the London
Timesssis inspossession of positive evidence
OF the participa ton oi Mr.. Soule in some
vast plan for revolutisnizing nearly the whole
of Europe a
1t is even added that those plans occupied
the attention of the Diplomatic Congress,
hcl9 u. Astenal.
The United States Minister at Paris, had
an interview with the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, ID. L. Hayes, who assured him tha,
there were good reasons for the conduct Of
the French authorities, and should be forth
coming Unnecessary. inSthc meantime, Mr..
Mason might refer his government to these
facts.
Mr.. Mason is said to have had an 'nter-
view with him the day following, but. " hat
&C urred has not yet transpirsd, nor does not
appear to have been very satisfactory to Mr..
Mason.
The Paris Correspondent of the CONNER
cial Advertiser says that Mr. Mason had not
received n reply to the proceed ug application
for an explanation Of the Soule affair.
The Legation would be making rcparatons
for departure were it not aware that the
minister of Foreign Affairs was deeply occu-
! pied in tryingto get an answer.
! Aberdeen recomends a treaty, but 1t docs
! not appear that Napoleon has any idea oil
rcccdiug.
In Spain all is quiet. The Madrid Pu6cc
says that France and England will send a
strong squadron to Cuba to protec. it from
vny attack on the part Of the United States
The Cholera is raging fearfully in Corunno
and vicinity.
Thcae are -umors Of disturbances in Sicily
and Culabria.
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" Apr s. "Smth " 5000
+" Aug %. I" "scles orcred.f75
Oct 10 Kirkwodtprll,lO 10 -rr
"col. M Il ch 81
st Clars 6,85
/" " 30, "sulcs at Dep. 43,26l 943,5O
c.,
1854 Apr 4. Cash pd Rev JB -~
Graham, agt 96,76
d" Apr rs. Cash pd G w An
son. freight, &c 5,6l
4" Apr 25. Cash pd J Dnrrnh, do 50
/" May J. " =" "Rev B Gra-
ham ng't 5000
Bible denoted 20
Sues on credit, 4T3
" Oct 20. cash pd Drill West.
Treasurer, 7I,I0-%l3,.o
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ships crew were safely landed. The late
is probably correct, as owing to the dispt
sion Of the passengers and CROW, after Ian
ing, we we're unable to find any more
them than the above. This would give t,
tai of I'll persons saved, and 255 Deaths
Deducting from those about 40 deaths fro
cholera, en- the voyage, we find that 2l5 po
sons were los: by shipwreck, on Deal Beac.
IN. Y. Tribune.
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WASHINGTON, Nov, rs

The Mayors of Washington and George
town have set apart Thursday next as day
of thanksgiving.
The Union announces positively the with
drawa OF the Soule expulsion. IL is Prssum-
ed that the explanation oil Napoleon will be
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FOUND GUILTY.

Hartford, Nov. ls.--The Jury in the case
of the great Western Railway collision, near
Chatham, found Kettleweil, the Engineer, and
Twitchell the conductor ofthe gravel train,
guilty of mansaughter.
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o. Tot Smith whs was SO badly beaten in
the A,ltens district for Congress has been
spponlss private Secretary to Gov. Medin
"Thcrc is balm in Gilead."
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DKLAwARE. The Official vote in this State
shsws & s'jori,y ior capgcy, the American
saslidatc for Govcrnorof 738, Cullen, Amer
lean. for Congress, has 5ol majority.
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PRESENT TO AN EDITOR

Boston, NOVember Io,
Col. Sch0oler, editor of the Cincinnati Ga
ze tie, wa, on visit to this city last evening,
and was presented by his friends with mas
siye Silver Pitcher, Silver and Gold Vase,
&c.
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Bank Robbery.

Hartford, CT, November lS.
The Windham County Bank was robbed
last night Of $4,000, dollars, 5000 dollars Of
which was in gold The watchman was
knocked down and gagged.
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&~Onr ncighbor Of the Gazette cites US
TO Gyrsey as a sample n tia kind of men
who are opposing the hHor-noftings. We
are gratifcd to learn that our noighbor IS
following in the bead Of Greeley event it is
to laul the Saihoics Ii Is TO be hoped that
he may fud some other of Greclcy's iSnS
that be can swallow that will be less obno&
ious TO a free people. he wishes to take
issue s;ith US in our views expressed in n
leader OF week ;be!ora last, We are ready now
and al all times to Weet him. We said moth
ing su! ,ThA1 History will bear US out in, and
what we would have said, and have said in
substance often before the Know Nothngs
were thsagh! Of. OF any ono being the or.
ss1 of the Know Nsthilgs we know moth.
lug, but presume &, @crt an organization
would not have any organ.
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From the London Times.
THE EXPULSION OF MR, SOULE
FROM FRANCE-ACTION OF THE
UNITED STATES MINISTER'S


T, The French government have taken an
suusual, though not an unwarrantable step,
when oil the facts Of the cases arc known, in
seeliaisg to allow Mr. Soule, the minister Of
the Usited States accredited 10 Madrid, to
enter the territsry Of the French empire
We understand tina, this gentleman express
ed himself in very strong language upon his
return 10 London, afier an Intellectual at
tempt to continue his journey ,hro' France,
from Calais or Bologne, and that the person.
al ahront 10 which Mr.. Soule concevss him
Z" have been subjected, has been taken up az
an affair of national and political Importance
BY Mr.. M,son, the American charge d. affairs
in Paris. and by NJ. Buchanan, the Ameri.
can fainst,ria this csuntry. II is to be re.
ziettss tnsi men Sh. are entrusted with the
mgsssaat and'resr.nsible duty Of rep, esent.
ias such soaa!rY u, the United States 10
tifugs. sbs Y ht-'a, 20 much .ens,U''ncss
ar - Set.s'-a. Whatever aaionls
At Ssfa ia. ttrn r,egly raru-
, 4., = ~, ,at
.rn 'ts a.t. H sos plc
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A DIIEI.

Philadelphia, November l0,--A duel was
fought at Burlington, N. J., this morning, be-
tween two genllemanf of this city. One
was wounded in the arm, and the other in the
,hishi lA,lr Ir,ands theu inleglered aud ad.
'stcd the d.i My, ...sr Of
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0S-A famine unparalleled in the history
of the country is said to be prevailing in the
land or Judea.
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tJ-Thc vacancy caused by the death Of
Hos. Presley Ering, Of Ky. has been filed
BY the election Of 8ristou, wing
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Of tic Belmont Go
EStbge SOclcty

"a AcOR EIr to arrangement, the belmont
County society met in the Nj. +. Church,
at BcIIair, Oct. 81, 1854, at | O'Clock A.
NJ. tlany OF the residents of the neighhor-
hood, and ciergymon OF various denomina-
tiouA we're in attendance. CRAWFORD
WELsn, Esq, President OF the Society,
called the meeting to order. Prayer was
offered by Rev JANIS ALEXANDER, Of the
Presbyterian Church. Rev DALLAS of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, read Ps. 10:
l--S3.
The reports of the Treasurer, Dcpositary
aud Secretary, were read add approved as
sulionrd:
REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
Belmont County Bible Society in acct with
HENRY WEST, Treasurer:
DR..
1854. June 5. Cash reed of Jno
Stewart, collection Of Associate
Rev. Presb Ch., ST. Clairsvile,
to constitute Rev Alex Young u
life member, $1,000
" Oct 80. Cash from r Il Car
others, County Depository, 7i,76
{" 81. Cash from putney tp.,
aux. as follows:
Sales of books, $40
Donations from members 75,S3-$77,23
$lSl,99
Cr. -
1854. June 5. Cnsh sent to Amr.
Bible Society. as per receipt, $50 90
Bal. in hands of Treasurer, 1879
$lSl,99
The following sums, from the sources
annexed, have passed through the hands of
Rev b Graham, Ag't of American Bible
Society:
Presb congregation, Martnsville, S2l,Io
Bridgeport, 493
Nj. Epis do 2,69
Miss Margaret Amerine, part of
life membership 600
Cong of Crab Apple, life member
ship Rev w r Vincent, 5000
Mor.stown life membership of
Rev B Stewart 3i,50
Presb Cong st Clairsvile 1910
SlsO,9I
REPORT OF THE DEPosITARY FOR 1854.
1854 Jan ~. Bibles and Testa-
mehts on hand $l27,H
Mar 10. B. and 7. from Amr.
BS, l23,i3
Addition to retail prices to
paw freight S,22-l3l,65
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'l' Is .a9 pyiAian Oi Al. hands, that no. gen
tlemsa" will sght duel. Who kuossl
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Deposi'ary Bel Co Bible Society.
have examined the books, vouchers and
reports of the Treasurer and Depostary OF
the Belmont County Bible Sodiety, for the
year 1854, ard fiud them correctly stated.
]. L. GROVE,
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$259,l2

Cr.
1854. Jan %. Bill d, & Tes-
tameuts, Willing tp. 27,45
" Jan 81. do Smith " 1868
+" May 4. do Kirkw." 727
f" A" l3. do " 9,64
:" Aug II. do Smith " 3L67t
Life subscriber for 1888 7,oO
Z" 1854 6,UO
Oct 80. Sales a, Depos. 4s,264
"B,& Tes.on h'nd s2,l5-259,l2
Cash acct,
1854. Jan "A. Rec from ..
Wayne tp, S'IS
t" Mar 80 reed from Wh'lgtP s6.76
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~'s Usually .howa to Strangers, he eaa'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-11
NH 80 d&cts
DIAPER HANGINGS AND UPHOL-

DIAPER HANGINGS AND UPHOL-
i sTERY.-The subscriber is now in receipt of
his entire Spring supply of PAPER HANGINGS
BORDERS. FIRE SCREENS, CURTAIN PAPER,
&c; among which can be found the and latest
styles of GILT, SILVER, DECORATION. PLAIN
OAK and Common PAPERS and BORDERS, from
10 cents per piece to the most expensive made; hut
he would call particular attention to assortment of
FINE GLAZED PAPERS, at % cents per piece;
also, his SATIN and DAMAsK DE LANES, MO-
REENS, CORDS. TASSELS, GYMPS. LACE and
MUSLIN CURTAINS, CORNICE BANDS CAR
PETS. RUGS, MATS. and GILT FLOWERS
FRUIT, LANDSCAPE, GOTHIC and PLAIN BUFF
SHADES, from one to twenty dollars per pair.
Also, "A, and Cd check and plain CANTON
MATT1NGS.
Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS.
Also, "a in 81 Al and 4 COCOA MATING. y
~ HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, BED
LOUNGES, &c on hand and made to order.
In offering his present assortment to his friends
and the public, he does with the full assurance
that a more har dsome choice selection cannot be
found in the city, and certainly not on as favorable
terms.
Having workmen of ACKNOWLEDGED sUPERIoRI.
TY, with his own personal attention. he is prepared
to execute UPHOLSTERY and PAPER HANG
ING in the mos. beautiful style.
JOHN f. REGNAULT,
up Dim 1870 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-11

CELEBRATED TONIC ALE.-Thls
~ ALE is prepared expressly for Invalids and Dys.
peptics 1t being prepared from Pure Malt and Hop,
it is strongly recommended by many of our best ~.
sicians as perfect cure for Dyspepsia.
ALSO.
Scotch and Philadel phia Ale London and American
Porter constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest
cash prices.
Also, pure Wines and Brandies for medical purpo-
ses. Soldby DUDLEY 4 CO,
Y Main Street. Richmond, Va
Delivered in any part of the city free of expense
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