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I've p,easan, thoughts which memory brings,
Ia mouienls free igoin care,
Of .,iry-liae and laughing siFI
With roses IN her hair;
Her smile was like the starlight
OF summers sofies, skies,
And worlds Of ioyousness there she.
From out her wiiehing eyes
Her looks were looks Of melody,
Her voice was like the swell
CS srdlen musie'- gentle notes
That of deep gladness tell
She came, like sprine. with pleasant sounds
OF sweetness and Of mirth tho1gh's
And her thoughts were those Wild How ~
That lneer not on eA:th.
A quie, goodness sean'd amid
The beauty Of her face,
And al she said or did was with
It's own instructive grace.
She seem'd a. if she thought the world
A good and pleasant one,
And Der lighssome spin, SAW no III
In aughi beneath the sun.
We drcamp, of just such creatures,
Bu. they never met ny view,
Mid the sober dull reality
In their earthly form and hue
And her smile came gently Ger me
Like Springs first scented airs,
And made me think life was not all
A wilderness Of cares.
| know not Of her destiny,
Or where her smile no. strays,
hut the thought Of her comes Ger me
With my own los, sunny days
With moonligh, hours, and hr.oii friends,
And many pleasant things
Tha. have gone the way Of all the earth,
On Times resistless wings.
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4 MANUFACTURERS and dealers in
Boov. Shoes, Bregans, has, Gaps, etc.,
ALso, Panama, Leghorn, A1am, and Heriedn
has, No 10 Magazine, between Canal and
common sis, New Orleans And No. 10
Bach stone street, Boston.
From our Houses at New YORK and Boston,
we are constantly receiving fresh supplies OF
the above Goods.
Country Dealers ARE invited te call and ex-
anime our extensive stock.
April .. 1913, ~
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CHARLES Dpoxunr

NIifONABIE moor AND NHOE MAKER,
south corner at ih- pHb, squnreJ
l.. EEl'S constantly on hand large assert
IN mrut Of ladies aud gcntomen's boots and
shoes, of his own manufacture also good
supply of sole and upper leather for sale
From his long experience and close attention
TO the business, he hopes to have aoonuGuance
Of that patronage heretofore so literally be.
slowed ON him All orders promptly attended
to, aud work warranted.
Nov 10 ISJ3 ul~y
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THE GOOD OLD WOMAN

TRANSLATED IRON rus fa,scn or psaaserH
You Will grow old my love, my lady dear
You vii be Oh ,sl,e,, slnll be- at rest.
The loigesi days even now to me- appear
ieeief Than those With healIh and gladuess bl,s,
Live long, long years. bat let lhy old age be
True Ia my love, Just 30 my memory
And. dearest, from The tnstde b peaceful seat.
The songs OF thy dead friend again tspea,'
When other eyes search in thy Niihsrcd cheek
bon charms Il beauty hat on have sung
Youth, loving lisene Of thee may seek
Who wac the lovc' thou didsi mourn 80 long
Tell II thou oanst. my love, nv faults hcs,de
nv hopes doubts. srdofs, uenblinrs nothing hide
Aad dearest from the irc.iie's peaceful sent,
The songs OF Thy dead friends once mofe repeat
should any ash was he lover hind "
You, wi,,ou, shame may say loved him ever I,
Him sickle, hi,iiless, dii.t lhou ever aat ."
With indignation sn.wer. Never navefi
And mention tina, his heart siili fond and true.
Responded 10 The chofd- auoke by sou.
Then, dearest, FROM The hreside peaceful sesi,
Ihs songs u Thy dead friend once more repeat
Taught, you say, 10 mourn Ger sweet France
Inform her TIM, my forgotten Law.
We~ al l:es glory. fame. de,srsanoe,
Balin- for her wounds, The ho,~s Of brighter day.
isi them remember iva, the Northern blast
bsh, twenty golden hary.sis east.
Then, dearest, irom the fires ids'. peaceful seat,
The sengs Of thy dead friend once more repeat
loved Of my sonl, oh may my de fame
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ARCADE HOTEL,

ANNNDT' Nv III,
Magazine Street, Nen Orleans, betrecn
Graaier and Matches.
Il $ MORSE, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor respectfully Informs his friends
l aud patrons aud the pnhio generally that thu
well known and popular establishment has been thor
uughy enoNDied the past season, and newly furnish
I'd throughout. large estenion of room has been
Obtained by the propr.tor- renting The adjoining pof
ton OF the binding. which will enable him to accom-
mediate much larger number Of customers than last
winter
No expense has he.n spared by 'hr Proprietor to
enable him 10 merit a continuance of the generous
tcnage he has heretofore received and every et
eriiun VIII be made by himself and ASSISTANTS To
der the soIpurn Of his guests not only comfortable
bu agreeable
ar One great convenience 10 this hotel j.. that
meal. can be had nj almost all hours. inn ~
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ny rwiBiLL. DANIEL EDWARDS
WIBiI.I. 4 EDM ARDS
&. YALE JK. Il Co,

81 Magazine Street, Mem Orleans
~ VALE in, & CO, ~ Magazine street
" New Orleans, Wholesale D.aiers N I'm.
ported Staple and Fancy SILKS and Nfram COMBS
Laoes, Enibroder,es, Chores, Mantilias, Friages,
Bra'ds, buttons, Gimps, trimmings Of aHkinds
Donnets, Sfram Hats, Ribbons. Arafc,al
Fiomers, Millinery Articles, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goods of all kinds. A full and complete
assortment of every thing in their line of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand. Count
ry Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
{. YALE, JR., a. co.
~ Magazine street between
Common and Grasier
Jan. 10, 1889
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NE " FIR " q.

VTINVNI VEUE, n IV.,
Northeast corner of the Public Square OPP
positc the Planters Iloiel)
HIIE undersigned having formed partner
l ship IN the mercantile business beg l,ayt
to inform the public thai, they have on hand q
GOOD supply Of 'faris and Fanny Dry Goods
Uardwarc, Qu"'Hsrd q, DC and expect soon
to add largely to their present stock.
We ntcnd offering unusual inducements in
the way of prices, as well as goods, and shall
be pleased to have YOU call on us, that We mas
convince you 1t Is your interest to give Us a
liberal share of your patronage Hoping to
merit all We ask, We arc
Your obedcnt servants
JAMES b. WILSON.
LEE NJ. DADE.
VI arshall, Jan. 7, 1854 nelly.
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:, NELSON & co, Commission Mer-
=. chants, Nes Orleans,
s O. Nelson New Orleans; f. Bank smith
New Orleans II. c. Walker, Memphis, Tenn,
late Cashier Branch Union Bank } T. A. Nell
son. Athens. Ala W n3
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Masonic Female 1sastttutc.

'htsNOsss, &ssss W.
I>IlE Exeou tive Board Of Managers, apPoh
l. ed by Marshall Lodge No ~, announce
the public that the 9Th session OF the !nstl'ue
commenced ON the FRS, Monday in S<P'er'
Der and will continue ten months, embfSs''s
two, sesslons--but no vacation at the Close
the irst-under the direction Of tho following
FACULTY.
Rev. THO. .. WmsoS, ID, d., President
Miss MARTHA lirrLEfIgLb, Vice frinev<
Miss SUSAN H. FOSTER, English L'tsrais's
Miss l.. CogSrLIA JUNK, Ornamental! Ik'r'
mem and French.
Miss ELIZA NJ. BuRroS, Primary Dspari~@
Miss ARABnLLA JExNLTr JUNE, Music, P''-
and Guitar.
Miss J.. CoRSKLiA Jusg, Music, Organ
Miss JuprrH NJ. EVANS, Assistant 1saea0 :
Music.
Mr. ID. DASfoRTH, Professor Of Vocal MIs
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MARSHALL INSTITUTE,
'OR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS

Marshall Harrison county, Tsrds
THIS Institute, situated in retired par, of
l the beautiful town of Marshall, will be-
opened for the reception Of pupils, on the lsl
Monday in September, and continue 10 months
The design of the Principal of this establish.
meut Is to furnish parents and guardians all
the facilities of PERMANENT School for The
education of their daughters and wards with
all the advantages of well furnished, CONNIE
dious building, ample apparatus, and highly ed
ucated, experienced teachers. The course Of
instruction viii be- most thorough, in the love
and higher ENGLISH BRANCHES, with particular
attention to MATHEMATICS. Latin and French
will also be taught, the latter by native
Frenchman, graduate of one of the mos, eek
cbrated universities on the continent.
The Music Department, viii be under The
control of teacher who Is equally competent
to instruct upon the Organ, Piano, or Guitar.
In word every effort will be made to present,
all the advantages of older and long established
schools, IN other parts Of the country. The
discipline will he administered kindly and
firmly by the Principal. Pupils will be required
TO attend public worship on the Sabbath ths
Principal always giving the parent " guardaa
the privilege OF selection among the for
churches in the village, a, the time OF IT,
trance.
The rates Of tuition and board are as ii
lows pgr session Of 10 months.
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JOHN DEVERElN.


No, 81 Camp STREET, Nem Orleans.
DIAPER Of every description furnished to
l order, at very shor, notice.
n b. Agents for ]. d. McCreary's fancy
eolored, book, and news printing Inks, at New
York prices.
v3n25y HENRY l.. POTTER.
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STARK, DAY 4 STAUFFEK,
nEAI.EKS in Foreign and Domestic Hard.
- rare, Tin, Plates Iron, Naas, Copper.
Zine, dc, No. ~ Canal street, New Orleans,
Agcats for Psgs's Portable Saw Mills.
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tINlE undersigned has opened shop in the
i town Of Marshall two doors west of oung
y Johnson. Drug store, on the pubic square
whcr' he will carry on the Gun Smith business
lie invites share Of public patronage-all
work done at his shop warranted.
>. VI. THOMPSON
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". &, BAKER a 60,
ENERAI dealers IN Drg 10, IS, G,oce-
VI rps, Drugs, Oii,, PdtaH, Dyttaps,
" ndow GLASS, DC. d..
Groe.rlc-, and Bapglug and Rope furnished
Ia planter. on accommodating terms,
Also Receiving. Forwarding. and Commits.
SION merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. Is, IsJI ly
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TWO WAYS TO LIVE ON EARTH.


~ CHARLES sNAis
There rrc two ways to live on earth
Two ways to udge---,o act--to view
For all things here have double birth
A right and wrong--a filse and true
Give me the home where kindness seeks
TO make that sweet which seeme,h small
Where every lp IN fondness SPEAKS,
And every mind hath care iof all.
Whose inmates live in glad exchange
OF pleasures, free from vain expense;
Whose thoughts beyond their means nee
range,
Nor wise denials give offence
Who in neighbours fortune find
No wsh--no impuse--to complain.
Who feel noi--noycr ielt--the mind
To envy yet another's gam
Who dream not Of the hooking tide
Ambitions foilcd endcayor meets
The bitter paugs Of wounded pride,
Nor fallen power that shuns the streets,
Though fate deny its piteriue store,
Loves wealth ,s still the wealth to choose ,
For al that wealth can purchase more
Are eauds II Is no loss 20 lose
Zone beings. wheresoe'er they 90,
4
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- KEGS nails, all sizes
- ID pair trace chains, heavy;
10 coils grass rope
. coils cotton pillow lines
- dozen G ). hoes Ga superior article J
1000 lbs castings, assorted,
Just received and for sale, by
& G. GREGG, q co
Marshall, March ~ 1884. n3i-tf
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, Nc.

I'M We VI NV = 80 ~
rI'ilE Subscriber has now un hand q com
l plcte assortment Of Fresh Drugs, Modi-
cines, Chemical Preparation, Pants Oils, Glass
ware. Pcriumery, Sc, Sc. and would respect.
fully call the attention Of country merchants,
druggists, physicians, and planters to the same,
which will bc sold on the most reasonable
terms. Among which are the following art-
clcs 1000 o1 sulphur qunine, loo do do NOR
phuc, 100 do str,chnine, 300 do MT silver, 10
bb- reid eamphor 100 kegs sup carb Soda %
do epson salts, 20 casks sal soda, 20 bbl- cop.
pcras, 10 DO madden, % do caster oil, ] 0 do
ln-ced OIL 90 DO alcohol, 1000 boxes window
glass, 300 do Assd glassware, - bbls putty,
200 lbs powd rhubarb 100 do do ipecac, 800 do
SIENNA, 500 do gum arabic, 500 do tart acid, 200
do blue mass, 200 do calomel, Eng and Am,
300 do indigo, So do chlorriurm, 30 gross -rid-
hiz powders, - do yeast do, 30 do soda do,
300 10 bou.s al ammonia 200 do DO spl-
Nitro, 20u do DO -ulph ether, 40 gross sugar
lennon.
\ tuli assortmen, of Patent Medicines, Paints
of all Kinds. Surgical Instruments prrumcr,
&c. Ac. G. y MORRISON,
Whole Sale DUgeist,
No. - H1gdsiHf 81, y q.
Jan 81
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!. BRrCKMILLER L g. DECkERT.

IATE VI BILLINGS
= MEsSRS H. 4 ID. would respectfully
inform their friends and the public gene.
-'''v. that they have purchased the store and
s,oek II NJ Billings, and that they are now
prepareA to carry on the Boot and Shoe bust
mes. 10 an IT.. branches.
Gvaqem,a AMI Latiiss' Boots aad Shes
made to order Of the best material. f"ees
moderate
~ store next door 10 Hardwick 'sgfoeery'
u.-t.u NJ IA ts53 ui1-Iy.
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Elementary Branches, $40 %
Second Junior Class, 10 o.
First 30 "
Middle Class, 10 o.
Senior 50 "
incidental fee for each, - l@
Music on Piano, with
use of Instrument, 90 W
Music on Organ with
use Of Instrument 40
Music on Guitar, with
use Of instrument, IS
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and
Wax Work, each 10 %
Board can be obtained with the Principal, By
paving IN advance, at the very low rates Of
$50 90 for 10 months. In all cases the pup.
VIII be expected .e remain, from the time o.
entrance, tall the close of the session, but III
those who prefer attending but bal! OF TIE
session, just one-haf of the preceding rate'
viii be charged. No deductions exceptngM
protrae,ed sickness. A limited number y
young ladies will be received as Por!or Hear,
crs, who will be allowed al the discretion VI
the Principal, to make and receive visits.
Bills Tor Board and Tuition payable se1'
annually,
EMMA " RO\FOEi. Principal
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n, N. ALTfN. Y. =. MILLER.
u NJ. McAiplN & co, Wholesale Grocer,
~. ana Dealers in Wines and Liquors,
Canal street Row, and 20 Common street, New
Oreana.
We invite the particular attention Of Merch
ants and Planters 10 oar very large and vel
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan 10, 1854 v3n2s-ly.
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EDWARD THOMPSON. WILLIAM l.. ALLEN.
INHOMPSON, ALLEN, 4 co, Hhoissai,
i Grocers, and Dealers in choice Wines and
Liquors, Nos ~ and 80 Common street, New
Orleans.
Goods at the lowest mark ed price and guar.
anteed in ever particular. J. T. SllANkS
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Farm FOR sale,
81 STU ATED about three and half
.i,, miles from Marshall and about q quar-
A.4A ter OF mite from the Port Caddo
road, containing
SIR Uupdrcd and Sify. Sit tcrcs;
about one hundred and twenty-five under en-
closure, and in a high state of cultivation
good double log dwelling, and several negro
cabins The above place Is well wa,crcd, and
has one OF the best springs on 1t in Harrison
county. the land is tine, and. in ever, respect,
the location ia desirable one Those wishing
q choice bargain, VIII apply at once to
VI. SIEINIEI\.
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NLW AOuOOU..
'EIIE undersigned re-opened his school on
! Monday last, near the southeast corner
of the public square, in TIN, place and will con.
,nue un,l the 9th OF June, ensuing
RATS OF TUITION
Reading, Writing, and Spelling, $40
Higher English Branches, IS
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, 20
No deduction made foi lost time, except TO
protected sickness.
JOHN ). ANDERSON.
Marshall. January H. 1854. u"a'r
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rEARLrON,W WHITING Is TURTLES, Fac.
l tors and Commission Merchants, tarou-
delcl street, New Orleans. " To take effect
on LIST September, 1883 Cl Cash advances
made on cotton and other eonsgnmeuts, On
dcrs for baggng rope, groceries, etc, promptly
attended TO.
July @, 1853. My.
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wv. n. " KLEBoY JOSEPH II. BRADFORD
\IckIERON Il BRADFORD, COZ n
vi Factors and Commission Merchants, No
~ Caroudciet street, New Orleans.
January 1853, IS
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EVANS. GREGG, & KEY.

We will IA, nish Baggng, Rope and Plan
iation supplies to Planters shiPt.ng 10 the
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JOSEPH II. PALMER, JAMES n, MASSEY.
Joseph It, MER q co, Importers
y and WhaieSals Dsaiers IN For,ign and DE-
u,s,,,c Drv G1ods, ~ Camp street, above Gras-
icr New Orleans.
Jan 10. 1851. y3n2 sly
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w A. UANNEi & co, Successors; TO
w. J. Brewster) Wholesale D,iedrs IN
Frsgra aud American Ha1, Caps, Siraic Goods,
Umbrellas, &c, No. II Common st. \ Orleans.
Jan 10, 1854. N3n2S-ly.
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rhtes.
g., q. GREGG. \ CO.,

tOu the West side n the Public Squ-fc0
NNH,nALt, rEN,s,
,y ygy. am .SytNB or GREGG 4 KF}.
HERE We viii De most happy to serve
w opr old friend. and the public genera ly
ri. dealer. IN Drg Gais. Hlfdrars. Cufcfy
Nod IS IRE. o. seHsiearr. ms CAPS, Boa-
has. Boo,,. Sloe, Reaig Mad Clothing,
>etas. Boals. N,afioaeru .,c, d., where ali,
artiele. generally found in country stores, can
be- had on the most favorable terms for cash :
a., ,cnde, i,, sii,ee,e ,bsnk. 10 the people.
- H., ana ,,iie,nin,, coputi., for hat
,,,,,,,,s,,.. -. EL.,,ny ,,iera.d Tor the pa.t
-, -. 20 an, n, q g. Gt.,g. during his.
,.,,,'..s,,,n I'll ths ls,. firm. al Evans. Gregg
e e., ,,I f,.,,,., & X, s,d most r..pcet.
S,fir .,i..,,, ros,i,n,r,.. ~ IN. .,me Ia onr
,,,,. 6,r, Ea,,,a, by = .,,,,,,lt forward. fair.
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7. II. JACKSON, sam tEi q.
JACKSON y FRIOl,
~ Common street -
fashionable Cioth,ng. and GENTS Furnish
ing Store,
New Orleans.
1--WE above house has constantly on hand a
i large and elegant stock Of the above
goods manufactured to order, aud which they
will sell upon a. favorable terms as any house
in Ncw Orleans. They respectfully solicit the
patronage of their Texa. friends Persons Wis.
iiiug the city Will please drop in at their estab.
il,hmeHt Recollect the number - Common
street. jan '5i-y
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NEW ORLEANS-.-Coutinue7.

a. evrtt,s L. II. puscAs
DUNCAN 4 Co, Cotton rue
IL tors and Commission Merchants, NO o'
1,.-,,dalet Street, New Orleans, ms y
Rrrfa ro-Jamcs Y, Collier Colonel {. H.
Conner. W. : Sanders, J. +. Roseboroush'
Joseph " TAYLOR, Harrison county; DR.. John
". Na..ic }. j. Holloway Rusk county, n
Trawick Jefferson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-28
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY -

EXCHANGE HOTEL Jas McClung Smith
Taylor Richmond co; b Chase Baltimore; J stott
West, Rochester; Mr. and Mrs Merrill, N York; JiT
Branch, Miss Branch, c Armistead, J Jackson,
SoE sycS GsG Eli" Mo GGs ss
Miss Saunders, CampbelI; VIM Boulware, King and
Queen; Morrison. Rcsedale; Hopkins, Rock
w Ashton, d J Verlnillion, Lebanon; S Howerton,
Va; B Saunders, Seven Mile Ford; J s Wise, Char
Ss conpsa GsTlsy ps Mr.: y y
mer, Cumberland; Dunlop, Petersburg; G Dyer,
son s'Ss dfs~ P syd E N
ig MI. s Nd Ia Re ses
yer; Mccullough, Washington, Davis, jr. Bed.
fo,d; w Cresson. Mrs Hannom, Phil; Mrs b De.
shof Kns Wm soudas
Charlotte; G Page, staunton; J A Gibson, Amherst;
Newman Universityi Peacham, Sussex; Ed
mund Ruffn, Hanover.
Faitham, Va; J Watt, Bait; w H Puryear, N C.; in
| Hill, D southaIl, Charlotte; W Harrison Rich'd;
born Eaton, Va; @ A Galbrath. St Louis; Packer.
Md; Drinka, d, N c; J Irving, jr Hanover Ac;
Wennerghy, Mrs c Hacfett, PhiadeIphia: I Henry
Seymour, N Irving and wife, N Y. T P Reynolds
and lady, Norfolk; Gartham Richmond; Mrs W
ton; Misc Bush and svt, Winchester; VIM Amber,
Louisa; Leigh, Cumberland; A Jones Chester.
Z
tersburs; w Allison, str Jamestown; } Fl billiard
and lady, N G; F E Rives, C Amstead, ] w Pick.
rell, E Jackson, Petersburg; Capt Hammer Va;
M Smith. Mclean C; J Untermyer, Lynch.
burg Booth Mr. Miller and lady, s Stebbins
w Co an, York; F Edwards, Va; Kirkwood
Macs; r mahon and lady, st Louis; w Work
Conn; N Morris, Buckin CHAM; C Boyden
R; Cassidy, Wilmington; Austin, N C;
England, C Carrington Cumberland ] Lancas-
ter and wife, Miss Lancaster, Mass; C A McEvoy
Richmond; Luster, ] & X Co; Mcdaniel
Lynchburg Sawtelle MI and Mrs Cronkbite, MI
and Mrs Malbury and children, N Y; VIM Hipkins
Miss Fisher, Norfolk; Cept Cavendy, str Jamestown
w II Fiuney California.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL H Hamilton, J Hall.
Y; Kizer, Salem; H Hunter, Va; w Noel c
Hamlen, C; w l. Harvey. e Graham, PETERSBURG;
B Gray, Buckingham; J ] Harris J ID Wilkinson
c; Hamblen Va; J Serveery, III Serveery
c; Rutherford, flanagan. Charles City; W H Brc-
ford, Danville; H Harvey, C; ] Smith, Va; ] Bad.
getts, Tenn; Jackson We; ] Crymes, DrJ Johns
Lunenburg; Carson, Richmond; Fl Stubbleield VA
q Beatty, T Revil, 9 Kelly, Charles City; Har.
grove, q w Mitchell, Nelson; Fl Powell, Carters
Vile; Simpson Giles CHI ID Horn, M Green,
G Hartman franklin; B Nowlin, Fl Crop, Oakviiie;
w T Pankey. Appomattox; William T. Franklin. Va
C Royal, pittsylvania; w C Smith, Penn; T N
Claibourne, M G R R; A H Figg, Va, Anderson,
Pittsylvanis; Baldwin, Va; T Brooks, Charles
ton; P Miller. Nottoway; II Finch, Va T T Pet
tus, Mecklenburg w Fleppin, Lunenburg; Miss NJ
s Parrish, Cumberland; c Bennett, Charleston;
Miss Bennett do.
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WHOLE SALE ExAMINATIoN.-Gran
Montelle, William Kersey, Jesse Roache William
Wayne, Jr., and Daniel Rogers were all arragned
before the Mayor, yesterday, charged with threat
enng to assault and beat Joseph S. Mchard, on the
23d inst.
Mr. Michard stated that Montelle and Kersey bad
both threatened to assault and beat him several
occasions, within the past three weeks-that on
Thursday last while he at the cattle pen, the
prisoners came there together-that Montee shook
his fist in his face and abused him for everything he
could think of, and that Kersey pulled off his coat
and remarked that if Montelle could not whip him
he could Roache said tohim they had better fight
it out, as neither of them would be satisfied until
they had had fair fight.
The cause of the difficulty is briefly explained
On the 9th inst, Montee and party of his friends
who were out for spree, went into Mr.. A. Schad's,
and became noisy. While there, Michard stepped
ill., and soon he did So Montelle began to curse
and abuse him. at the same time challenging him for
fight, and shaking his fist in his face Michard
who had become excited, spit in Montelles face,
when MoHtee gave him blow, and a fight ensued,
during which Michard beat him very badly, break
ing the bridge of his nose and brusing his eyes in
a shocking manner. For this punishment, which
MOntelle alleges he received when he was drunk
he was anxious to get even, by having another
round, and as kersey his friend.i he felt dis
posed to join in the sport as it progressed.
number of witnesses were examined but none
of them knew anything to implicate Rogers gand
Wayne in the affair, aud they were discharged
The other three-Montelle, Kersey and Roache-
were all held to bail to keep the peace and be of
good behaviour for twelve months H