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I.ursa:, Buildiny A.s,ciatioa.

TIE Cash subscribers % the stock OF the Law
renee Building AssodstiUn sfe hereby notified
70 pay into tia Treasurer, Norman Allen, inn
nedist.sy the first inssalraent of ten dollars Pei
share. Ey order Of the Finance COMMITTEES.
THOMAS YATES, Secy
Lavrsnee, June 8, '55.
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The Financisr.

TIE Fiaansisr 70. g. lies on sand bar
eight miles this side of Pawaee. She
has saw mill on board for that place.
but can get no higher up the river until
there shall be another rise. The Kansas
river seems to bs . hard road to travel"
the present season.
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Lumber! Lumbar!!

TlIIE KING OF TIE Woops Is now in full opera
i tion and prisons wanting logs sawed viii
consult their own interests by bringing them to
this mill Immediately, ~ we shall rtrictly adhere
90 she Iae first come first served, without dis
tin, ton T., parties. SMITH g. GREEN.
LaIrszSs .Jssns is, SIT. ~
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Seed Corn.

T have srnall quantity of very choice YELLOW
j SEED CORN. which am disposed to sell ut
fair plice. This corn took the premium 1t the
Crawford county. Pa. Agricultural Society: a.
the iest whish w.s exhibited by large humber
of competitors. Apply Ut the Herald OF Freedom
dice. IJuns Is, saa.l @. w. BkOHN.
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Ihe Ifefaio Of FREEDOM.
Lawrence, Saturday, Juac 1e, 1855.
70 oar Friends.

TIE regular ssssse n this peper isngv 1000 ceg-
sea srseEiy and II might BE materially izereassd.
II thee soAo aDDrore Fl Is p1iaeiples dad dessre ala
saseess srnu1d fdkt ne trouble to p1esene lie cesnas
to his nsiebbss There drefeU Of 0uy present sub
seri5eys seAo aotld mi secure ONE NEW BEsPoNsI-
BILE SAaE scits bat i'ttie Effort and see rssseefbf-
~ SsE cur friends thai fseg ca1 the atftnft14 y
their aeqnaiatasoss to The claims # The HERALD
OF FREEDOM 1roa public patronage. Hoeo Hsaag
ef onr present ssbseriJers sei1l hand IN one aese
namef
Axaa indueep.eat to e5erfim. zach person Tao
srH IN future send as sac ne,c sub<as5sts accom-
panii1d seit1 s12, shall Be entitled 10 sesenA
eopg yratis.
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Bring on your Saw Logs /!

THE undersigned viii commence saving at
: i their new mil in lawrence, on Monday the
18th inss. So bling IN your legs ind have them
sawed at one. Tn, good old rule first come
first served p viii be strictly followed. Lumber
viii be KEEP. constantly TN hind. The highest
market price viii be paid for saw legs.
June y, '5J.-tf HUNT & Co.
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strayed Away.

ONE large black and white Ok. witt, the upper
" part Of the left ear cropped of, under-slis in
branded S. s. c. One black and white rnuley Ok.
with two crops and a hole in the RICH. ear, and
branded with !. G. One pale red Ok with two
smooth crops. One deep red Ok, with part Of
the left and lower part Of thu right ear cropped
off 4 mr. years old. HIRAM C. KARR.
On the Aee.lo. ten aaiiss ab,re " bistsvs toses-
site and Oae nltls nOsf1 81 II. Smitss aoFs, Aag
-26 lS55.-2f.%
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"a Just as ne go to press, we Lean
from Col. Boone, that the Apscha In
dams had attacked two companies of the
O. S. troops. garrisoned in New Mexico.
and killed upwards of City men, and al
the oficersof onecompany.--Fron. .Ns'ss.
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We New say-Mili.

JTyE shalI Be- prepared to commence saving
on Moxp1r, juno 1lth- All persons
having Logs they wish saved would do well TO
deliver them as the mill - soon as Possible--as
We shall strictly adhere to the first come
first serssdn Weare also prepared 70 buy Logs
fos which We viii pay The highest market price.
SAITH. GREEN q CO.
Larzeaes, Z T., .fsne 9, Is5s.-lss
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q. W. Hrovn.

COMMISSIONER of DEEDS, and other IN
" strumenss of Writing under Seal and Depo-
sirions for Pennsylyanis. Massachusetts,. fer-
mont, Iowa, IilinOis and Ohio will attend TO the
Iutiss of his osiee On application at tbs HLRALD
OF FEIIDoM OFFIcI.
Lawrence, My IL, IsS5.-sf
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gw Judge JonxsroS. Of the Pawnee
Judicial District, passed. through this
city few days ago on lis way to the
Shawnee Mission. where he hopes to
meet Governor REEDER on lis return
from the East.
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dark & PATTERSON, PlRKvfIfE, Missouri,
L having ample premises for storing al kisds
of Goods and Merchandise. and having made ex-
tensive arrangements with trustworthy and care
fal Teamsters for tho establishments OF REeuEAE
WAGON TRAINS 60 ali paris of the Great Kan
sas Valley, are now ready 10 receive eonsign-
p. & p. will also contract to forward families
or parties from PsTkyilIe to any point in the new
Territory desired, and thus save much time,
trouble, and expense to enigrsnss. s =
~ Wagons, Cattle, and Horses for ssis.
Jan. 81, s55s
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Lost.

A SMALL Box, oval form. containing enc
n Watch Key, one Bresst Pin with initials
marked on the back, and Hair Locket. Also one
Veil. Collars, and Handkercheifs. Lost on the
California road between Lawrence and Judge
Wakrfeld's house, or the road running north TO
Mr. Phillips house. The finder viii be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this Office. or at Judge
Wskefsld;s SARAH LOPEZ. +
Isrs;ce, 1Kay Is, ,55.-a3.s
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10000 BEG lssy # ss 5 s ss s. liz .s5
seriber who has, NJ great expense completed
his arrangements. andis now prepared 70 fur.
nish tie first quality of Brick at fair price.
Drick-naking in Topeka is no longer adonbsfui
experiment. L. w. HORNE.
IL era. 4. T.. .tse 9, 1S55.-U
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LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned, In connection with hs pro-
i fession, will attend TO the sale and exchanges
of Claims to Land in this Territory. Also. buy
and sell Interests IN the City 81 Iawrs'lcs.
Claims and City Interests now for sale at his
Office on Massachusetts street.
EDWARD CLARK, Atty. & Counsellor. 9
Lag4ence, K. T., April I, 1856. -ss5g.
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~ Reports from all parts of the East
represent the prospects for the incoming
crop 70 be very cheering.
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GEO. w. L1GHT.

DJBLTSIIEa, 30. IL. Cornhi.l St.. Bostnn.
L Mass. is thc authorized Agent for the HERALD
"a FRIlDoA, to whom subscriptions OF adser-
;isonents in that ely may be forwarded
G. W. BROWN & Co.
Lawrence, June Q, 80.
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rpgIr rprrs roR xaEsAs.

AfEARLY al the leading Fruits Of Europe ans
IN America are cultivated azd for sale st Tie
Randolph Nurseries. Crawford county, Pshns.
All orders from O.. W. BRowE, Esq., viii re-
eeiye prompt attention. who viii set rs Agent IS
Lawrence City, Kansas Territory, ID forwarding
orders for Trees ss our risk. O. T. HOBBS
RANDOLPH, jszl. & s5a. 3
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EXPERIMENTATION.

Uxr1kD SrAsIs OF ANrRIcal
TERRIToRY or KASsAs.t
T ANDREW IT. RxEh1R, Governor Of the Terri
L. tory of Kansas, do hereby under and by yir-
tue of the act of Congress passed
e thc Goth day Of May, 1854. enlisted
ES fan net TO organize the Territories
lSS0iof Nebraska and Kansas proclaim
- and direct that the Legislative
Assembly of the said Territory of Kansas win
convene at the town Of Pawnse, in the Ninth
Election. District Of said Territory, on the frss
Monday of July next, in the building which win
be provided for the purpose. Iee
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Ter
iitofy this sixteenth day of April, a. D.,
1855. A. II. REEDER. Governor, &C.
Attest: DASI. WooDseN, Secretary.
May 5, ls55.-sf.
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Cntler & Filler.

StURyEYORS and Civil Engineers. Office SO
y Massachusetts, st. Towns lain cut IN any part
of the Territory. Lawrence, June ID, 'o5.-7s*
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John BALDWIN. Ferrvman.

HAs Just completed his new ferry boat, and
L j. holds Ilinlself in readiness take passengers
md teams oyer the Kansas ryer, Opposite Law
renee. at al hours, On application: At the usual
prices.
Laorescs, Euns Q, IS55.-ff.
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WanSed.

1.-TWO hands, who arc good choppers. for two
Il or three months. Inquirs Of L. s. JLwLTT
Une mile west of IN lg, Wakefield $.
Inns 8 t55.%
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Allen & aord3a.

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions ind
IL Groceries, Topeka, b. T. Cali aud exam
ius. june i, lo55.-tf.
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Pioneer Hotel.

A TToPEKA, KANSAS TERRIT0RY.-TlIs
n House was opened for business on tho slst
April. They seeing the great importancs ef
giving to the public very different Recommendations
than have ever yet been given in this Territory,
have resolved that no pains shall be spared TO rs
der all comfortable. Good beds and substantial
fare viii slwsys Be provided for their gussss:
LEONARD w. HORNE:
JOHN J. STORM. g -
JAMES TAGART.
7[.,sl1 H..
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4 000 AGENTS WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted irame;u.
" ately, in every part of the United States. 70
canvass for subscribers TO the HEEALD OF FEEB-
DOM. a liberal commission Paid for services,
and no capital required. address
O. W. BLOWN q CO,
LAvaExcE, Z. r., Feb. ST Publishers
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A CAMPEETFEI and f5REYTUEEfoT sails
- Apply &c tbs HsraA Of frssdsm o.nse 70
Lasrence, April I, '55. G. ". BROWN
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Philip P. Fowler,
Dr Ina p WOnd

A TToREEy and Counsellor at Law. osics
n az Albin Cottage. =
Iaspsence. Z. T. Kar IS. ;55-3m.
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Nonca

Of tie EstG57issnsa. Of tie OEcs IF 4Sv-veyos
Gsnsral # Public Laads .for ahs 1srssesy u
Efea.
S TE virtue Of the authority contain
lE ESaSsIls55, entils Al &C. 70 establish
II the Office Of Surveyor General of
I - Utah, and to grant land for school
and university purposes. - the President OF the
United States has directed the Office Of Surveyor
General Of said Territory to Be located ct GREAI
SALT LAKE CRY. until otherwise ordered.
ton t5;.twenty- fonrtb 5sr Of az Ma;sS al Isss
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land 0fioe.
AsR 81, .1s55.-st.
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Prospectus Of the
KANSAS FREEMAN.


YsHE Above Is the title of weekly newspaper
L TO be Published at Topeka, Kansas TeFntory,
on "Wednesday of each Eeek, at $500 per anHu11,
always in advance.
THt FREl3As viii make no promises at tie
commencement Of Is career. brt viii endsavor to
stand On its own merits and the soundness of is
principles On the taomensons questions which
agieate the pubic mind. not only in this Terri
tory, bus over the whole extent of cur glorious
Union. To advocate the more immediate inter
ss.s Of this onr chosen, and cherished home. and
at the same time 20 support every measure cals n
lated to promote Enielf and good feeling among
the an sagonistic elements which must for some
time exist among cur growing population must
and shall BE- our sim. The great principles hich
governed the actions of the immortal MASKING
ingtois, and the noble spiIits Of the Revolution
shall be cur guiding star IN politics. In the pres
eilt state of the political world. with tia two
great parties which have hitherto governed this
county broken mp into unnumbercd fragments
the conductors Of the FRI NAN have determined
to hold themselves independent. and al liberty to
discuss the various eucSs rs of ths day. flee and
unsranlneiled By parry igasurcs. lsshall be all
ways found On the side CT Temperance and reii-
siors morality and shall continue to lyoease the
most extensive systsln of Public Free Schools
and Colleges, with freedom of cons ienee to all
men seeking home within cur borders together
with public polly founded Ca the principles Of
cur feref4thsrs. and relying for support On that
best OF God gifts to nlgn. the Bible.
No advertisement or article, calculated to Of
fend the most delicate shall be permitted to enter
the columns OF the FKElNAS. Its pages shall
contain fiom time to time, useful and instructive
tales from the pens of the niast approved authors.
together with all the current events of tbs day.
Correspondents will ne secured in all the settled
portions OF the Territory so ~ to offer TO cur
readers. STRICTLY TkeE end reliable Information.
not ony OF the fesourees and prospects, but Of
every occurrence affecting the interests of the
Territory of Kansas thus rendering the FEII NAN
welcome visitor TO the family circle of the set
tier, st the same time that il viii be useful and
trustworthy guide, to the wise men from the
East seeking home within cur fertile bosom.
All communications for the FKIENAS 20 be adj
dressed to Edward G. X. Garvey & Co., Topeka
Kansas Territory.
EDWARD C. K.GARvEY & Co.
Topeka K. T.. June 8, $50
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MARRIED,

at tbs Unio ilos,l IN this p.ace on the 10th
inst. BY Rev. G.. w. Hutchinson, Mr.. HIEAN
CRAM 70 Miss MARY BElRo, both Of Franklin.
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A Good Cook wanted.

NTAETED Immediately, q wON4Evho TN
w deFstands Cooking IN all is branches, %
go to Topeka, Kansas Territory, where constant
employment and coed wages viii be given.
A..w. MOORE.
Topeks, K. T., Apr. I, ls5s.-st
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SEED CORN
Topeka Brick Yard.

Ign BUSHELS Seed Corn ;us. received and
lOU for sale ar ALIENS.
Lawrense. Juns 9, '55.-2ts
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wood and Hrick!l

HAMMOND q FULLER. nssr the Steam Saw
/ Mil. in Lawrence. desire to contract ifnne-
liiately for two hundred cords Of four feat WOOD.
They are erecting machine. and hops 70 haze
any quantity of brick for sale in SIX weeks from
Ia.crsnoe. ..1pra Is. ST
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LIZ SUD' K 0uOU,
FORWARDING and COMMISSION AER-
4 CHANT. has inst completed his new Ware
Iouse n the Leyee, and is ready to receive the
eonsign.nen:of goods, either On commission or
othel wise.
LGpfsaee, .Junso ls55.-u
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ghinnIesi ShineIesfi

c103S 4Sss cA4AiS ASesA -
Ii persons who wish Co obtain . 1asntity Of
n shingles, viii do we'll 70 call upoa the sub
scriber. hIL0N CROFT. r
April a, is55.-tf
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Edward Clark.

TTeREEY. SOLICITOR. d coUNsELLoR,
a and General Land Agent 0tEles on nasse-
chnsests street. Lawrence, Kaasas Territory.
Lgsrencs, Feb. 1s, 20.
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Z. q Tolls. n. D..

PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Office st J. Hutch.
i iiisopss. three DOOR south Of the Herald Of
Freedom o4iice. = ssr.s 80 -
DIR. Toiies has purchased the medicines. fixtures
&C. belodging to the late DR., II. CLARK, and holds
himself IN readiness TO answer al calls IN the
line of his professioni
,LawTsacs, .jtAs :, l355.f
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". G. BAsuEY.

Riddlesbarger & Co.,
yxTHoLEsALE GRoCERs, Commission and
w Forwarding Merchants, Kansas, BIO.
March 3, '5s.
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B. Slater,

PRODUCE DEALER AND cosfaIssIoN
I MERCHANT, No. - zsvee, St. Louis. DO.
Jan. s, 80.
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Niagara Temperance House.
TERRACE, nsax the Liberty Pols, Buffalo, !.
L York. S. d. ALLEN & CO,
Jan. 6. s5s. rrorriesorx.
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!. 4. Huk5. r.sLErEh. J. +. nrEf.
r. A. H1nt 4 Ca

PRODUCE. Commission end Forwarding
Z Merchants, ls Leeee, ST. Louis, No., be-
tween Pine and Chestnut.
N. B.-PartieuisT attention paid to filing or
lers for any description Of Nerchandise and
Produce. ~
Lay 10, iS55.-f.
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c0NNTssIoE 4 FORWARDING.

Kansas T., March 81, 1885.
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EowLERs 3 uxLKgs psbEeasians Ga sale
= ct he uEsALp q FEzxooH 0zsaoE
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violates every thing that is lighG it
lays the foundation Of al! that is
wrong. o
DO not fear sir, that5our saerished
doctrines will be subjected to too
strong an ordeal Truth is omnipo-
tent. }nike the diamond it shisSes with
more 5rilliancy, the more intense the
light 4hrown upon it, and the differ
cnt aspects from which it is viewed -
Whilst Error, like castle Of ice, dis
solvcs and dissipatcs before the Suns
ehulgcnce. Error 1s&Dmortal and
cannot lire; Truth is immortal and
cannot DIE. y
As Mr. Cseems to prefer Withholding
from the publlc the perusal of his
written lecture on skepticism, am
compelled to maintain that he did sag
that shcptics are not imbucd miM the
pf7ncYle Of the store othuh,"
SkEPTlC,
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in chri1anity, for if it were not 50,
then such an idea as " Mediation -
would be q more sham. The eternal
FATHER, whose bowels should have
moved with compassion towards his
seduced and cnsnarcd children, and
who--bad he cione aso even a wise
earthly parent, would have lovcingly
forgiven them and directed them
in the path Of virtue-this perfect
Father g. instead of acting thus, turn
ed towards them, his eternal displeas-
ure and oimplacable wrath. And you
say this ought 10 be so ~ The Deity.
it is said, repfnted That he had made
man, Well if the former part Of
the account IS true. | think this
"ought to be 50, whether it is or not
SKEPTIC.
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Succession Sale.
IN the matter of the Succession of VIM

/ IN the matter OF the Succession of VIM p
PH1LLIrs, deceased, No. 43l, Probate.
Sixth Judicial District Gsnrt--r Parish of
East Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
| by VIRTUE of commission issued in
ID the above succession and to me drec-
ted from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid | will, by virtue of said com
mission, offer at public sale at the Bayou
Maachac Ferry, in this Parish. at about Is
miles from the City of Baton Rouge, on
Thursday, the 18th day of May, 1865,
at II o'clock. A. NJ, the property herein
after set-torth and described, belonging 10
the succession of WV p. PHlLLlrs late of
said Parish, deceased, to wit:
The undi vded one half of the Steamboat
CATHERINE.
TrRws OF S.LE-CAsH
Also, will be offered at public sale at the
last residence of said deceased, in this Par
ish, at about ] / miles below the City OF
Baton Rouge, on
Monday, the iftl day of Jurc, 1855,
at II O'clock, A. NJ, the property herein
after sct-toIth and described, belonging to
the above mentioned succession to wit
A CERTAIN tract of land, together with
all the building and Improvements thereon,
containing 40 arpents, more OF less. Also,
a large stock of Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes,
Groceries, Liquors, Segars, &c. Also,
lot of Household and Store Furniture Show
Cases, Dressing Case, Store Desk, &c. AL
50, one set buggy harness, one double bar
rel shot gun, one pedling buggy, one roam
mare, saddle and. bride, one gold Leplne
Watch and Chain, &c
ON TIE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CoNn1-
TloNs, 10 WIT :-Ihe personal property; all
sums lmde" twenty dollars, cash, and all
sums of twenty dollars and above that a.
mount, payable on the first day of January,
1856. Purchasers to give notes endorsed
to the satisfaction of the administrator, and
the tract of land and Improvements there
on, for one third cash; one third payable
on the first day of January next, 1856, and
the remaining third payable on the first
day Of January, 1857. Purchasers to give
notes with good personal security and spe-
cial mortgage retained on the land sold, I'M
til the final payment. The notes to bear
eight per cent interest from and after ma
turity, aud all to be made payable at the
Parish Recorders Office, in che City of Ba-
ton Rouge II. V. BABIN,
mayl6t Cts. SHERIFF
ALSO-Will be offered at public sale on
the same daCat Che time and place abovsa
mentioned, The following slaves, to wit:
Negro gSy1an named Rose, 30 years old,
and he1I 4 children, viz: Morris aged ii
years.oPoline years, Ala ) years, and
Louitia aged Is months. %
On .ne following Terms and Conditions,
to wit: q
One third Cash-One third on TIE first OF
March next, 1856, and the remaining one
third, on the first of March, 1857. Pur-
chasers to give notes satisfactorilygendor-
sed and payable at the Parish Recorders
Office, in the city Of Baton Rouge, and spe-
cial mortgage retained on said slaves until
the full and final paymentGot said notes and
all eventual interest thereon.
mayl-Gt. H.. Y. BABIN, Sheriff.
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NOTICE..

4 Ii persc:as who are indebted to the
n Succession of WILLIAM P. PHILLIPS,
dec d., are hereby notified to come forwa',
and settle the same without delay, and
those having claims Sgainst said succession,
Will present them duly and legally anthem
ticatcd for acceptance, to the administra-
tor JOHN D. CoMAux. on the High Lands,
or to his undersigned Counsel at Baton
Rougei J. NJ. McCUTCHEN.
April 26th sod.
o.. Daily Delta copy ct, and send bill
to comet Office.
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ORR WINE-Tho Maine law dj

OLD W1NE-The Maine law did
not prevail at the dinner given"by the
city of London to the French, Emperor
and Empress. The Times says:
The dje'"cr and wines for the En-
peror and suite, as we'll as the gencr-
al refreshments, were furnished by
Messrs. Staples, of the Albion. The
wines supplied to the imperial table
included the choicest hook. cham
paguc, malvoise, amontlllado and sher-
ry, l0S years old of matchless quality.
This latter winc was Of peculiar inter
est, being part Of a casI> supplied at
the enormous price of 5000 per butt,
to his late Majesty Napoleon l.
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For Sale

4 VALUABLE HOUSE and Lot, fT"";t
II situated on Church Street, very .ML
desirable Location for a residence.-Said
property can be purchased at private sale,
for twe@e hundred dollars, one half cash
and the balance or credit Of twelve
months if not sold at Public Sale on SAT-
URDAY the I'd day of June next at the
Court House door OF said Parish. For
further particulars apply to H. V. BABlN,
at the Sheri17s office. May 12-ti.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HARVEY HOUSE


W. ]. Sharp, Springfield B. s. Hill,
N. Y; Wn:oHank, w. P. Carter N 0. !;
]. Moor Natchez; s. Horne, W. S. Smith
N. o.; c. A. Johnson, Donaldson Col.
Labwsard, N. O.. w. B. Kountz & Lady.
Mrs. F.. Cannon. N. o; C. H. Mellancon,
F. Bul1in N o. J. Gardner. w. 5. R.
Chas, r. Tester, Pt Coupcc; S. G. CALI
han, Atchaialya; A. d. Nun, New Iberia;
l.. C. Chairman N. O.. John c. Moore,
Tenn; J. W. Combs, KY. S. n Pope
Shreveport; F. w. Yates, N. o.; J. w.
Van Pelt, n. Y; p. P. Faust.tLiberty Mis-.
J. V. Lindsay, N. O., J. H. Brigham, Bas-
trop J. A. Cotton. Steamer Laurel Hill !;
c. l.. Yale, G, Hale, N. 0; }. A. Campbells
Vernilionvile /; B. F. Burgess. Wm. Pear
son. n. o; F. NJ. Hereford, Manchac J. V.
Durable, w. B. Rouge Robt. G. BeaIe,
Baton Rouge; A Lastrapes st. Martin, A.
McWiliams, Attscapas B. g. Sage, N, o.;
H. L. Harshall. n. o.
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According to the English papers,
the last haIf-year]y report of the Fac
tory Inspectors, gives upwards of 1000
accidents as havpog occurred in that
period in the factories in Eagland.-
All but about 100 of these accidents,
according to the report, might have
been prevented had the machinery
been properly fenced.
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RT.7.fV.FX:.

On the evening of the 9th inst, ,
" from my Plantation, the Mulato boy n
TOM, :" aged b years, about feet l0-Sa--e-
inches high stoutly made Bushey head Of hair,
when he left had on light summer clothing, as is
generally worn by field hands. A suitable reward
will be paid for information that will lead to his
apprehension. RH0DEY PYBCPN
May 9th Advocate Gazette copy It'd 2t,w.
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ia law has just been enacted by
the Spanish Cortes, ordering all the
lands and dwellings belonging to the
clergy, to religious fratcrnities, and
to pious and sacred woks, to be sold
and turned into money breaking up
all accumulations Of ecclesiastical pro-
perty, and stripping the church Of its
immense possession. i