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Succession de l4pnsfnsie Tr0
T vENTE D'AnMINJCTp ATErD

ETAT DE LA Observation-Disclosures de Iafonrcbe.
II sera vendu rencan public par lie soussigne VIM. 4.
shaer Administrator de Ia Success Nine Anastase
Bourgeois epouse decedee de BENZ min Cross dece,
JEUDI lie 26eme jonr de JULIET. 1855, 10 heures
sur les eux situe en- la VILE Thbodaux la propfee cides
decre. savor:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE on TERRAIN
DE VILE situe Ia vile de Thbodax, portion
du care No -, designe plan de la vile d. Thib.
odaux execute par j. b. Grnage, Depute Arpenteur ds
Eats Unis lie 10 Mai 1912. LIE d est borne sur
devant Quest par Ia Canal Nord par in - Est
par Ia propretee de Mme Veuve Hargs ct Sud par Ia
pretee de la cession de Paul PART ous les ameo
tons qui sly trouvent
TEKMEs EFT CoNDrTIoss-La proprittee sera vendu pay
able rois termes eg e SAVIOR: tier pre-
mer de Mars 1885, tier lie premier de Mars 1851 aue
tier lie premier de Mars 1858. Les deux derner paemens
FOREFRONT nterets rason de hut pour Pan depnisk
premier de Mars 1855, jnsqnau Placement final In
pretee resera specallement hypohequ6e aecee qni
Placement Laquereur fournira des obligations la satfac
ton de ! Administrator. W. A. SHAFFER,
je23-tds Administrator.
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VTENTE DE SHERIFF.
Y ETAT DE La LCUISIANF--Cour du Cnqiieme wv
trct Judiciaire segeat dams ct pour la parosse DC '
fourche. ~

Veuve Eugene Bourgeois. 4
SAcHEz QUEEN vettue dun orre de saise ct venfe ar
par la susdite Cour dams Ia cdessns ntline .
merote, ai sasie jorrai vente pubique Ia
de Conr dams la vile de Thibodaux sAMEDi, lie
1855 II heures Ia propretee ci-dessus dece s;
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TFRRE sue dams Ia "a
parosse sur Ia rive oite dn ba you Lafourche
GU 81 miles audessous de "a vile de Thbodauz. a.
arpent de face, par quarante de profondeuf d
hans par les de Leon D'hue bias par &c
Bockman appartenant Veuve Eugese Bourgeois.
TERMEs DE La VEHTE.-COMPTANT. ..ur.
La de vente sera fate pour satisfare au Prnrp Fl
ct fras de ce process. je30-t.s ii. BOURG, ohs'"@
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lemon main e lie scet' ue III dlte eHti &c ~
a EsNssss JUN, mil hut cinquantcci
SSHaYsalssD fot;-5l J. AYCOCk, Greftier.


IEst0te 81 7IoMNs KaY.
S,TATE OF LOUlSIANA.-Eifth Judicial Dis
< y trict Court parish of Terrehonne.
WHEREAS Mrs ELIZABETH MAY, Of said parish, Adj
minstratrx said Estate has filed with the Clerk OF said
Court provisional Of her Administrations praying
that it be homologated,
Therefore, all pc hereby warned and notified to
file their objections if any they have, to the said account
with the Clerk of said Court at his office in the town OF
I!ouma within thirty days after the first publication here
Of or the said will be confirmed in due course Of
law.
Witness MY hand and the seal of said Court this
e Es1 9Th day June, thousand eight hundred and
s SSSSgB ifty,fye roG-5tl J. AYC0CK. Clerk.
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dbibooaa. nleeban;es, ST.
--l--.-.-~-'~----s.-l4
TnHN T.ARKEN

JOHN LARKIN,
COPPER, ZINC, TIN AND SHEET IRON,
JBRASS ANDLEAD MANUFACTURER, s a
Jackson street, Thbodaux, La, has on hand 81
every variety of Cooking and other Stoves, IN wv
and Crates; also, manufactures CHARTERS, -G9A w
Granulaors Gasometers Sheeron Juice Boxes and every
thing connected with his business at the shortest notice
and the reasonable terms. Hoping Planters will
to their interest to encourage donest manu-
factures determined to do everything in the very best
manner. ALSO
Agent the Parhes of Laforche and Terrebonue for
the sale OF c. LEyITTS CORN and COB CRUSHING MILL,
for Planters. ALSO
sPRATT's PATENT LIGHTNING ROD, the best in the
world All on the msot reasonable terms. myl9-ly.
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V7ENTE DE SHERIFF
ETAT DE LA IOUlSIANE-Cour DIN 5eme d strict
Judcare segeant dams ct pour Pafoise de Lafou che
Joseph kemont
To-. 1912.
Grinage & Blanchard,


SACHEZ: QUEEN dun ordre de sic ct de
lanr& par II susdte tour, dams la te,>us nne
numerote 'a saisie ct j'or raj vente puhaue Ia
Mai OF de Cour dams la vile Tn boauy, SAMEDI, tea
dAOUT, 1866, II heures NJ, la rropriete snvante.
SAVIOR: @s
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE sue dams Ia die
paroisse Ia rive droie du bayou Lafou che
quarante miles audessous de la vile Tbbodaux,
sept arpents plus moins de face lie dit bayou par
auarante arpens profondeur borne hau par les
de la Succession Canree bas par cees de la Success
sion Felix Cache ct appartenan Ia Succession de Grnass
& Blanchard.
TERMEs DE La VENrE.-COMPTANT.
La die vente fat pour satisfare principal nteret
ct fras de process. je:0-tds NJ. BOuRG, Sheriff
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4 c0sERy. Sg45s 3&s $$s44 ##tI8a W. G. WILSON.
sasa as CONERY 4 WILSON,
AND RETAIL GROCERS,
wv and dealers in BOAT STORES, WINES, LIQUORS,
ana WESTERN PRODUCE No. Front st., between Canal
and Crossman streets, New Orleans. l5l-lyJ
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Pierre ThibodauX mari.
SAcHEz: QUEEN veftu d I'm write de f. f., lance par %
suSdite Cour dams Ia cdessn int ule ct
rote ai sasi j'ofr raj pubiqre les leux
s,ue dams la vi lie de Th bodaux SAMEDI, l. du mos
d'AOUT, 1875, III heures A NJ, Ia propriete c-upres
tecrite. SAVIOR:
ADELAIDE, negresse, agee denviron 81 ct ses
quatre enfan s-JOHN. age de ans: JULIE, agde de
ct dem; HERAOGENE, age de ans; ct ETiENNE,
age de mos.
CHARLOTTE, neeresse, agte de Is ans
ISAAC, Negro, age de II ans.
VINGT CHAISES deux Berceuses Bots de Its cinq
Ia les, un Amoir, une Pendue, Gardemapger, ct
Cheval.
TERMEs DE La yESrE-COMPTANT.
La lite fate poir sat'sfare lie PRINCIPAL les
int cts ct tras de proc s. je30 M BOZ re- Sheriff
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| XTENTE DE SHERIFF
ETAT DE la LOIiSIANE-C our du Ciuauen,s Vie
rct JuCGire siegeant dams ct pour la Paroisse La.

Termogtne Bernard, Adm
sACHEZ: Quen dun writ dc fl. IA, lance par la
srslite Cour dams Ia c!csS intitue ct nuWrotte
i'asaisie iorrni ventr puhl1uc Mason de Cour
dams In vile de TIL boauS SAAEpI. lie "AOCT 1855
II lleures, A. NJ, Ia propfette stirante. SAVIOR:
la M0lTlE lNnlNlSE DUN TERRAIN DE VILE i'm
nfeiateent en- arritre du No 81 du plan de Ia vile de
Thibod w. arrtre de Ia lite vile lie canal ct
borne en- face lie canal par terrain No 81, Ia
terrain conenaut Giant No 90 plan la dts
vile.
TERNEs nf La vEsTE-CONPTANT.
La e fate pour sasairc principal interet
ct fias de process jeo0-sis NJ. BOCRG, Sheriff.
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TOLDsPRING FIRE BRICKS.
Y These excellent FIREBRlCK, have Of lat been much
improved compeson and now offered for sale IN fu
confidence that they will give satisfaction ~
The range of prices is for the brick OF 1851 SO to $50 per
1000; for the improved of 1855 $50 to $35.
HARROD MOODY, No. S. Common ST., N. y.
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Succession de Thomas May.
I@TAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Cour du Gin
4 \ ouieme District, Paroisse de Terrebonne.
Arrrypu. Que Nine ELIZABETH MAY, de la dite pa
rosse Administrative de la de Succession ce deose
e Greier de Ia de Cour compile provisional de son Adj
uinistraton demandant quill soft approuvee
En- consequence les qui porraen avor
DIES objections au dit compte sont par les resentes mott
fees de les edure Greer de la Cour son bureau cans
Ia Vile de Houm dams les rente iours qu stvron Ia
premiere publication de avis simon dit compe sera ac
corde ct conirme scion la loi.
Temon ma main ct lie sceau de la dite Cour, ce
Az@SEsl 16 JUN. mil HUT cinquante-cinq
tsgnsg T2G5t j. AYCOCK, Grefier.
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Succession Of Niles Nnphy.

Succession Of Miles Mualhy
CtTATE OF IOUISIANA-Fifth Judicial Dis
\ ) trict Court Parish Of rerrebonne.
WHEREAS: THOMAS KEHoE, of said parish Atninistra
of said Estae, has filed with the Clerk oil sad Court
final tabean of his Administration,
Therefore all persons hereby warned and nothea TO
file their objections if any they have, TO the said account
with the Clerk said Court his Office in the town OF
Hounia within thirty days after the first publication hereof
or the said will be confirmed III due course Of
law
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
Es 5 tn day of June, thousand eight handred and
49, fifty five. 2s5t J. AlGoCk, Clerk
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StHERIFF'S SALE
- STATE OF LOUISiANA-Fifth Judicial District Court
sitting in and for the parish OF Iafourche.
Ogeron & Co.,

Ogeron Co.,
No. lO4U.
William Henderson, or owners unknown.
TAKE NOTICE: That by virtue OF an order of seizure
and sale emanang from the above ent tied Con t. in The
entitled and numbered case have seized and II
offer for sale public tion, at the Court II use IN the
town of Thii,otlaux, SATURDAY, the 4h DAY of
AUGUST 1855. Ii O'Clock, M the following described
property to-rit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish,
the right bank of bayou Lonr he, at about 81 N les be
low the of ThodauX measuring five arpents 'front.' by
forty arpens DEPTH bounded above Ivy lands OF Jean
Bapse Sole and below by those of Jean Pasance and
long ng William Henderson, or owner unknown.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH,
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal and
costs of suit ie30-tds NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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= HERIFF'S SALE
- STATE OF Lou ISIANA-Fi'th Judicial District Court
Ming in and the parish OF La!ourche
Perrin & Olivier,

/ 1STATEOF LOT1S1ANA-Fith Judicial District Co7ft
ii irg in and tor the parish OF La!ourche.
Perrin & Olivier,
as No. 1856.
Jean Carcaut,
TAKE NOTICE: That, acting under order of sale
EN- mating from the above EFT ted Court. in the above
EMIT ed and numbered ca e, have seized and W oaer
for sale AT puolic auc ion ut III. Court House in the
town of Thib daux, SATURDAY, the 4h day #
AUGUST, ISIS, at IL o'ciock NJ the following des-
ihed 'operty, t-wt:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND designated on plan of
said town. lot No ILL., bounded Fast by North street,
North by lot no. West by Cross street. and South by Bour-
One account against John lnithry amounting to s. 90
David and Tleles Besson 4 Is
r. DuraDd .......... 90 80
Bartbo,mie Febrer .......... 2 90
NJ Cholet Observation-Disclosures. 5 30
Bates Benson 4 Co ............ 8 on
TERMS OF SALE.-CASlf.
Said sale will be made satisfy the pr ncpa interest and
costs Of suit. je30tds NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Succession Of Ro5ert Tanner, deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Fitth judicial Dis
- trict Court-parish Of Terrebonne.
WHEREAS f. S GOODE, of said parish, Administrator
of said Estate has fled provisional account of his Adj
ministraon with the Clerk of said Court praying that
may be honolog ted,
Therefore ali persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections if they have, t. the said account
with the Clerk of the said Court at his office in the town
of Heuna within thirty days from the first publication
hereof said win be confirmed in due course
Of law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
EEsEgh day of July, eighteen hundred nd hity-ive
AsSsW a9-5t j. AYCOCK. Clerk.
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VTENTE DE SIlERIF
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du Cinquieme Dis.
udciare, siege dams ct pour la parosse de La
fourche.

' ETAT DE LA IoUiSlANE-Cour du Cinquieme Dis.
Judcire segent dams ct pour la parosse de La
iourche.
Perrin 4 Olivier ~ ,.s
Jean Carcaut,
SACIEZ: Quen vertue dun or1re de saisie vente
,nce par sste Cour dams la cidess intitue
nun rote, ja sase ct jotrrai en- vente pubiQue Ia
MaisoY de dams l. vile de Tkboianx, StMEDI lie
dAOUT $780, II heures, A. NJ la propreta saivante,
sapoir
TN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TEREE dtsirne sur IN
plan de la dite vie terrain No III borne East par
Norl Nord le terrain No. H. Quest
Cross Sud par la Bourbon ct les complies suyant
Tn conpe John Cuithry, montant IS 90
l. conpte David Theles Besson. IS
Tn compe eonre Nj Dassin IS
Tn compile f. Dnrtnd. ............ 90 so
Tn compile re b. Fabrer. 10
In compile NJ Cholet %
Tn conpte conre Bates, Benson Co..-...-..... 90
TERMEs LA VEATE -COMPTANE
dite fate pour saaire principal nteret
ct ais de process. Je30- tbs NJ. BOCRG, Sherif.
NENTE DE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA ISItNE-f'onr du SINE Dist ic.
Judci e. se-eans pour la pnois de L.iourche.
oseron Co..
William Henderson, propri6aire inconnu>
SACUEZ Qnen dun orre dc Saisi ct de vene lance
par la suse Cor dams la ci-dessus intulte
mtrotGe, al sas joirira vente pub ique la Mason
de Conr, la vile de fhibodauX SAMEDI, e dAOCT
1867 II heures, la propritte suvante, SAVIOR
UN CERTAIN M0RCEAU DE TERIE situe dams la dte
parose. Ia rive roe du bayou Lourche environ 81
miles oudessous Ge In vile de Thibodaux cnq
arpen de face par quaraDe is oondeur, borne
haH par de Jean Baptiste Sole, has
Gel de ] an Plasance ct appatenan William Hender
son, proprfetaire inconnu
TERMEs DE La VENrE.--COMPTANT.
La te fate pour satisfre principal nteres
dor
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FAMILY CARRIAGE NEAT, CLOSE
sbody four seat family carriage second hand the
worse for the ware, for salelow by 24-f B. F. HOLDEN
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TTNHIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE, \ z
i No. 90-ReguIar Meetings OF this Lodse- NJ
take place at the Masonic Hall. corner of Main 49,
and Jackson streets on. the LAST SATURDAY
every month, at the usual hour. ~
OSrers.-R G Thbodanx, w. NJ: c. Belcher, s. W.;
j. S Frizel j. w; Francis H. T.: G. II. Gruneberg
Sec; j. J. Gardner s. D.; J. Y Bennett, j. d.; s. Tennty,
TvIer Idec3lI CHARLES H. GRUNEBERG. Sec'y.
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CLAVES IMPORTED from South Carolina
k)and Virginia. For sale by ssssJ. " E.gsHARP, (.
81 LIT ~ LIB Gravfef street. New Creams
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$50 #s4 III. FLEMING, z
DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER,
i offers his services to the public
All orders left at the store Of Messrs. Van Lew
Beo addressed to him through the Post Office will
with immediate attention je23
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.SNece&sfOn 0e I4bneT HoF3nH0H.
TTAT DE LA LOUlSlANE-Cour dn TIM
"A quieme District Judicicre, parosse de Laiourche
ArrENDu: Que ADAM BEATTY, dc la dite paroIsse,
Executor de Ia de Succession. Jour depose aVec e
Greler de la ite Cour, compile provisional &c son Adj
mnisrltien,
consequence les personnes qui pourraen avor
DIES objections dit tbean sont les presentes not
fees de les deduires Grefer de la te Cour bureau
dams la vile de Thibodaux dams les rentenurs q suvront
premiere publication de avis simon lie dit conpte sef
accorde ct confrme scion la loi.
Temoin main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour, ce
SBgSM 50 Juin mil huit cent cinquante cinq.
SsESp 2S-5t l.. S. ALLAN. Grefier.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.

u GAZE, MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
IL Corner Of Main and st. Loais <oxuxs,
streets, Thibodoux, takes this OPP -atSsSsSSSeMGO
portunty- of informing his friends Ef4Sastn.r..sS
and fellow-citzens and strangers
generally, that he has located himself above, and
will be found at all times ready attend to the mendng
aud repairing of Watches Jewerv. &c. eIl-Iy
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Denepolent ORDERS, ST.

I. o. O. E. ...-#
EXCELsIOR LODGE, NO. s4-REGULAR
IL meeting at the Odd Fellows Hall, r.
of Market and Patriot Streets every --S ATy Al
SATURDAY EVENING, at the usual hour. a WI
Ofcers-Mcrgan Springer, y. g.; j. A.
Guyther V. G.. j. r.. Verret, s.. Nelson Gaa5er,, d.
F. Thompson, T. j. X. SEhhbl, eee y
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u STUBENRAUGH, ARTIST IN HAIR
Il and JEWELLER, 50 Royal Street, New Orleans.
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TO OsQr Patrons.

We would announce to our patrons
that Mr. r. G. LOGAN, the former
foreman of our Office, has again been
engaged to take charge ofand conduct
the business Of the office. Mr.. LOGAN.
for some time past, has not been con.
necteu with the Banner, having refused
to remain in the office Will lc it was
under the management Of CHARLES n.
HoLcoMp, the Northern scoundrei, who
lately palmed himselfoT upon us and
then absconded with several small
sums which had been thoughtlessly
paid, by some of our patrons, into his
hands.
We make this announcement as n
guarantee to subscribers, that the pa.
per, which we learn from numerous
sources. has been very irrcgularlv
received by many, during his Ilol-
comb's) foremanship, will hereafter
be conducted in more satisfactory
manner by our former foreman, from
whom we were always sorry to have
parted.
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THE LATE INDIAN MASSACRE ON THE
AENANsAs.-The terrible massacre by In.
dans at the Pueblo on the Arkansas, in
New Mexico, has already been briefly
mentioned. 1t occurred on last Christ
mas day, and the murderers were Utah
and Apach" Indians. about one hundred in
number. The San,e Fc Gazette says: =
They went up to The Pueblo, aud pro.
fessed much friendship lor the inhabitants,
and asked them to make toIe Tor them.
which they did. The people, suspecting
no harm, received the Indians kindly, and
mingled freely with them, when the latter
without the least warning, surrounded md
massacred them. Fourteen men were
killed and two wounded, who were left for
dead, and three women and two children
were made captivcs. One man fortunate.
ly escaped by hiding in the bushes near
the village. The Indians then rode away,
taking all the slock, some two hundred
head. All The women OF the village, ex.
cept the three captured, were at the st.
Charles, attending a Christmas party
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Tlic kai0f.

We learn from our city exchanges
that, on the Slh inst, the Irishmen
engaged at work on the Northeastern
Rallroad, near Char eston, positively
refused to work or to let a body of
Germans proceed in their work unless
their wages were raised. a riot en-
sued and the city authorities were
called upon to entcricre, and were
themselves resisted by the lrishmen
until dispatch was sent to the Cove
nor and the military ordered out, who
succeeded in qucling the fuss, and
nrresting. some twenty four out Of the
thirty'two proceeded against. The
others had made off with themselves.
The Courier in commenting upon
the affair says:
With the question Of wages be-
tween these men and the Railroad
contractors, we have nothing to do
Fthey were dissatisfied, they had a
night to complain, and to leave their
work. But they proceeded to force
other parties to quit their work, and
finally deiied, insulted and threatened
the lawful authorities. It was this
last act, and this alone, which justified
and enforced the employment of the
military, and which threatened to be
a precedent of violence and defiance OF
law, which gave it Importance.
We know Of riots here almost
nothing, and this one has naturally
excited great feeling"
This is the first and we hope it may
be the last instance Of the kind in
South Carolina. /
While we hope these men have been
'nlt that the civil authorities must
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lRCErcltcd Denlll.

A,gloom has been, thrown over our
community by the death Of one, who
had, by her manifold cstimablc quail
ties, endearcd herself in remarkable
manner, to a numerous circle of rcla-
tives and friends. Mrs. SUsAH UAYYs-
WORTH, the consort of our esteemed
co-editor is no more. After painful
Illness of eight weeks, she calmly and
without struggle yielded up her spir.
it into the hands Of God.
This is truly sad event, when we
think Of she bercavcd, and especially
of him to whom she was cndcarcd by
o thousand tender ties. Though
young in years, she had early ''chos.
ell that good part which could not be
taken from her."
ais ,lia. 4 death-bed where a Christian lies!
Yes, but not his; lis Death itself that dies -
VI the sympathy of friends could
avail any thing in great ailliction
like this, We feel confident that. they
were never, in any case, more heartily
rendered.
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recently stabbed by an expelled member
Of the Methodist Church, at Port Gibson.
1t is said that the Doctor expired immed.
ately after receiving the wound. The
particulars Of tho horrible affair are, that
Tho person who murdered Mrs Woodward
had made application to be reipstated into
the church, and all the members consented
except Mr.. Woodward. The excommuiIii-
Gated member became indignant, and
while the, trial was in progress, he rushed
upon DR.. Woodward and stabbed him to
The heart, in front Of the pulpit Of the
Methodist Church.
The whole amount actually rccei we'd by
Gardiner for three lourlIls of his frauIu.
lent Mexican CAIN was about $500, 900.
OF this the Government has recovered
abou, s230,0OO.
The Illinois Legislature has passed al
act requiring railroad companies to fence
in their roads. A good law that.
1t has been discovered that keeper of
lager beer cellar IN the Bowery, New
York, fo- the purpose Of evadipg the law
requiring him to close his place on Sun.
day. has beeh in the habit of holding pre-.
tended religious services therein, officia.
ting himself as the leader of ccrelnonies S.
lie takes the Bib'e, reads chapter or
two, serves 9 ach of his hearers with
glass Of beer, and takes up collection
AS the Constitution probably did not con.
template so much liberty Of conscience.
the arrangement will be in,crlered with
by the police.
Gov. MedIl, Of Ohio. has made it a
rule, in pardoning convicts, to publish his
reasons thereof, together with the sub.
stance of the recommendations of the
prosecuting attorney and judg dges, when
those officers join in urging the pardon.
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the night before, and had not yet returned,
and in tbs manner probably saved their
lives. The same Indians returned the
next day and killed one man and wounded.
another, opposite the mouth tof the ST.
Charles, and within half a mile of the
Fort; and that night they run off near one
hundred head OF animals belonging to the
Fort. Mr.. Atwood was at tire ST Charles
on his way from Salt Lake City to Taos,
when the massacre took place, and half
an hour afterwards was at the Pueblo. He
describes lhr scene as heart rending in the
extreme. Tho victims were lying as they
fell, srppedi and the warm blood was
slIll running from their wounds. The two
wounded men he met on The road, ing
towards the Fort, one died on The road, but
the other reached there, and was olive
when Mr.. Atwood left.
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