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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26
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si,or.l.r, GENERAL r.hiit, iuubaso aoughs Colds
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li.,,,,s t.l ding u.u iure Consumption Liver Conn
L.ai.l'f friae gpstar. les .,ui comp aints ow
Siina. Sick and Nsryous ilsndnche, Aig.t
sNta,s I'Io-1g.s, or lnprudenee IN l,ie,
Cn.oric Cop,t,.u'i,t.al Diseases ana asa
srartaut sulE,r nriGk, and General
Aohlo 'or the system aiu |" sehtio
ana pr"dn' P"iEaNe' us
''fIn. 5ps oury,ss Water,
sa"hi ~ '''"'s
4, l. . k,hl, Gttf that among the hundreds of
,.ir,," 1 .i,,,u, Who have examined the !erire by
sr,r ,'a, s'rN'pora - pr'par'i' not ore has con-
.' s ,,r,t, ,l,,,cfars ey,rs.s ,bcp's.Iyes
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, .,a,.,i., dat has ever ho,,i placed before hio
, ...n, IN ti,rr mr.. MANY ub Aieisus vao feel "A
-, n,,ro fi,sir names att,u,.ei TO the recon.
.,.l,.t.I, pf am, ru.sr remedy notw ithsaudug
., rt, afrore oi 10 Ia te highest degree there arc
I - al.n' n,,,kIy ,!.d their tutport In n,or Of a
r,,,.,, v,i, lf, know il capable Of doing 30 much
,o Ia Il , afflicted c,,,munity. Asan evidence read the
4. owing from ci and prctuhe phi, sicans, Of high
st,,uui,p ia The community In Witch they y.:
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N~c 'oce-; ha'e i"oFed over me hst OF ingredients
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20 NH'h " " hfP"r't'", ~ l. iA""H'"i VA ~
''HNN'e' '"'" o' 1919
NtHt l'r. r. "' lhNsch' W Hpp'lh'ueht 70 lne Iou
hNr Alat1ue 100 ~ ~. says 't bni sat'Apari.l'
Lou!sYiLlf- March ~ Ioio
havo rxawrd the prrScripl!n Tor ne preparation Oh
'"'r iNII 'alshp'ilIh nHg b''Ne 'r coH'"hato" 70
"t "' s"'''i one H'' "'.i W ~ IN
10 pH'"+ anI p,.'%r ~ '' % -'- ''''"" ''' o'''
NJ pYIEs NJ D.
r.t,.n, PHI y.ici,,, Iouja,ii,o uarins Hospital.
,o.. ,o.o
sir Permit 10 address 70 on lew lnts, anu 40 me
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Fol, SAFE. .

T'WD Farms -iinitrd ~ vi iiirt'"n, known
l ~ tar s.>vrt Farm ar,i the 'i ,rn " col
Farm, the tuimrr containing 10 acicS. au'l
the iiucI itO ,rrrs. App, to
u. ". iiAI ttp, Agent.
ul3 i-r HeltrVu W,u.r.
tNA's,sD ~ itta.st, tctiNo It',d th'd>'f'u's
W huys if'.iu ~ "a 20 ,r1rs % to tCnTr lie
1dilor', utt. t. such unr wull - rua ttn' t,
good announcement a.! o.. gISFu i ulal"d.atv AZ
plicatr,u be- maze 10 u. ~ y ~ GOULD.
II ~ fh ti'ts ri.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26


Ty5kssNNIS1rh EehfNhE EshD
ZHEllNtltG EEtfLiEktsF ae
,,,---l,,,,n ,>r.IvA,
LAiEL b'I,n'
~'"', =,
HnIWdVS tnS0tvpnI Een0NhtitS
E'n 1eb ED
phs sn. EE,
MAS H.a
o,;,t ,uro G,, scrof,In in its worst forms.
O., IuleS ,,.s yn'' ~ 't%'N.tNWATt~G tSCINFNT.
~ ,,i6o.'t tc hieod tioi, all sc.oi.
uIoa. ;i"nlrs; il cradicalrs Il ON ,la torcs and
muscles Di,case Deposits; II eccuites Tie
dads aud sdliis
WITH HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
I, Is war..i,ra 70 cme
Ser1l,ii,, White SWclrgs,
ilumnfs, SNkliis,
q 3r,",,,, s"ger'' jdaol,.y, E9ol.nM
's5p;'%',' Ulcers.
".!s,,pb,,n Fcvcr sores,
i,',','hi,.cSi Tp,,.,. Iiactirg pn Cngh.
T.. .','hor ,,l, M, ,loye named disrasrs. wc Guar
,,.. ~, th,. ,.,liut vii, rxp.lIrrcc rowrys
al ec;cis IN 4 FaW. moc Rs aoe' oi'os it,
LlhE EtI'I ii'i
Is thrd' o, h'a.th courses '''.'tn ,I,, ",,
''I S'u'''l'I ~ go" ,L,. ,c,yts. t,..
; Is l''' ~ 'is ''"''' wv ~
SOLUTIONS "' W..
~, '"ks NiANFN
y p'I'C'' "I'' '''9 mr. ~
! ng IA me sFa'p" "i,F' '"N'S '",
|. II eW lcAes tHf Purihts lhc hi"'"'
2. ~ removes tron the bohesahd sec'e''""'
disease" depoaiS;
! J. II streh2ihens aud Luii's "p me "''"' ~
iaNcd ana "of" .."' P'i's oi '"' 1,',' ,'',
h. III braces up an" ''''i"i'S 'e"'"'' CIV '''
! yita,it, 80 tie nerves.
LEr ALL THE DISEASED
! call ~ the Medical Office of kAbWAt o' {,
N1. l62 tuou street and gave lhls extraordinary
, remedy uae trial. Prize ! per Bottle.
- n = ~;
An .uireri,g with pain are invited to call NJ
! RADIVhy;S UaticiI. ofice eye,y day, from g
! 4 ,,5 y " lis o,arop,.cd ,Gut RAD
| WAYS Rr,DV RELIFF will stop the most
| 1. A ,,o,ltr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

NITAN 4 T. . - Several hppl'cd ,uunds II
w WpIl, ciaa wash II. i'T sue the suh-
scrher is willing 10 pay 90 pes pou d. Cash
paid on ,.,hvcry. VA ". iihItRD,
J3l iieIlrvne House.
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ygINsLEY e. CO.'S.

Al 3 Az ~ "a a. u CG " Z. Gs
BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia & Easter
ID Daily Express, for the cNpedilious transmits
sion of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes. &C., and for the collection and payment o
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES boston, II State street; New
York, Wall street, corner broadway; Ph'ia'
dclphia, 80 Chcsnut street; Ne" pori, 100 Tham' $
trcet; Fall River, Main street, Mount Hope
Bock.) V7'
V. Is. PALMER, the American New,p"p,
Agent IL the authorized Agent l"r the D'iy
News and and IIeral ofthc Tunes ~ tho cities o
Boston, New York aud philadelphia, and 's duly
empowered to lake adyertscmenis and subsuip
ton, NJ the rates ~ ,cquircdby ns Ills receilt'
will ,e regarded ~ paymcnis. ilis "hess are
I,oston, scollayis Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelph'a, Moth
,yee, corner of Th,,d nrd Fhcsru' sirrctt. '''
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DAT Mt AGE NcY-
il KIDUER'S GAS REGUL NTOR.

L KIDDER'S GAS REGULATOR.
The Rega'atar is slnIl, silnp'e,elsil applied;
whca once adjusted, requires 10 ntthrr atten-
ton. The dis,.grceabie effect at t;is upnn the
complexion is ,tn ,st entirely obv,ed by the
use of the Regulator. The light being more
agreeable in color AMI less 10 uriou4 To hg' eye.
The unhealthy consequences resulting h,m The
escape OF unconsuned gas Are also 'encicd,
besides great saving is effected b, rs Use. not
only irom the intense pressure from the street,
lat also when part Of the lights in the room are
rxtinguisae The pressure necessarily increasing
thoso s'ili birnirs, 81 that large portion oi
the gas cscapieg unburned, and is Of course WAS.
ted.
The Ghs Rrgul,tor ~ highly recommended
hy the press ut irgc. For sale in sizes suta-
ble tor Manui ,ctories, Hotels, Stores, Ohicc-,
and private dwellings. w. ID. CLIFFORD,
lS2 'h,mts-st.,
2 story L. 1. Union Bank Binding.
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NUFY AK D 'To'RA c co
rEitR ioRii., ARD.
!. a!apltfaetnPf'

.. |. i!anJacfH'". ...
So "a "giris sruEkr, NE~ S1.H" -
~ e.ss,f.i pet~rts G.n',e lna hri "H'so ipt
,,i. ~ IN q. ~ sH'iF ud r'ii ittrl' 90 ~ '
.,al .se rnr lttirr~rs, ,P' It.. fHr - ca l'
ur, ,i,,L hy t!!e,-.ita .. 4h"vG 1li- EHd'i-h'
nrot !. one al t.,r oiv,i ~ uis sii ~ thr U''sl
STAIRS. ~ '!
s,i,,HntfJE - tnruS'- nnd y,t'f i~s
u t,hnc.i,i-. ,l., thnc, uie cr'm tni Che
cul,e Drop, trsh. jnst received.
"a q. G.NUENCiliASER,
~ M, - Spring s'ie"t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

This will ccit,iy ,hrt heve exnmrcd the
Lightning Rods. Metallic Points, aud Insn-
lating Attachments, manufactured by Mr.. Spntt,
II Cincinnati, OHIO, aud regard them rs con-
.trurtc in conformity to the general laws oi ihc
electric nuid and the Gidcd COPPER
l}rinchcd Poins, rs promising, from the
rcsuts ol scvcrJ tests to which they we're
submitted, To- resist f,r years the action oi those
,tmoslhrtic lauses nosl lihely to corrode them.
4. MEANS,
| Prot. Phys. &c, Emory college, Ga, and
1 Prof. Chem. and pharm. Med. Col. OF Ga. .
| a2l
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AsNUNRs CuRE0.

W. q. Il. KINNEY, merchant, Clinton Oreida eo''"'y
niiIrnpd MS thn rBsceri',ctor 10 said r,ify wns
',,i wCulp; mi of CASCsRs 'nrsn. tIr efficacy
bRAhI'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. A osnce'-aoctv
lrn1tc 'uIuy, II. V, IL also usug said PURIFIER MI
IS ,tlrLH,Gfig-s at Cana ionrie. Moiifs on-ry eei'i-
t = l.. lu.. Informed OF important sare " Can.
~ .f luG Snding which effected ON Wu AGED ls.y
fe r1ce II. therefore, this PURIFIER cures Coarcr ~
spur.iynn, hsaiing power wnat impure direase ~ ,h.
u ,sa ii not Ct -e Seven years experience hnd tri-
mgh 1ays jiufe ure none but what IL will cure.
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:. II. PEgTENGlil * e., Nc"'ra
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 r'"l" E"rrt
Boston, are Agruts loI the Newport l'ti't NcNs'
alI the Herald of the Times, and ave anil"r"'o
to re Give Advertisements and Suhscril tiuu# 81
the same rates as are required at this office.
THEN receipts arc regarded as payments.
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EMbLE WEAKNESSES & OMPIAINTS

No remedy offered the public has ever been AH AZ
s-1ir AID seet, IN restoring the incidental reanse
ss and i,reqai,,aics Of tho a. BRAFTs PULMONARY
sAsAM Ii makes no difference whether The dersng cnen
~ ercess ,theY vankness-k REGULATES
ALL by trengHcHing NJ system, sguakEsg ~ cIRfuLA
non and soolhiny and aHasng NERVOUS iRRrrASILIrY
" See pamphlets.
cLAhGF OF LIFE.
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spRArT's LIGHTNING RODS !

SPRATT'S LIGHTNING RODS !
WITH branchod and other potts made ,i o
w pure copporan gidcd with fine gold, a
of which are warranted To preserve the eNtreni
ty sharp and bright. Eight times rs good a
conductor rs "a spurious imitation made Of Cast
hon, and sold hst year by some dealers IN
Lightning Rods.
Also, Fixtures for = ncwani valuable lnproyr-
mont in appl, ing ln,ulators by which tie glass
il kept dry, causi no leaks IN roofs oi hulH'-
ings, and ,Gccm,lly preventing the E'ociri ca
EniI from Icing conducted hy iron screws and
drives into the seen. Z.
The following recommendations have been
furnished gratuitousk--
louisville, Jan. 81, 1851.
The Lightning Conductors ON the plan ct j..
Spratt, ur Cincinnati, appear 70 be very well dc-
yi.ed. and ia pointof mcch,uical construction,
are the best have ever scene.
II is ~ be hoped that the use oithesc rods
may become general ~ an Important auxiliary
defence agrin,t a danger whlth must he regard
/ cd ~ oi M ordinary magnitude, to which all
buildings are liable. "
B. SllLlNAN, Jr,
| p.,f nr Chem iu the Univ. Of Louisville.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

F,rGh |pnl,atioas prior Ia is u.
TI'HOMiS rrNbrH, 40. - D.ano street,
Boston, will prrpue ucmr,aI', Arguments,
snl Evidence To- he presented u auy Board of
commissioners Established by totg. css, cuher
~ adluh,csi- upon the french Spoi ,ion claims
ar any others oi general chTa ter. lie viii
ala prepare cases 'or presentation 10 Congress,
nni wlli procufe Pension, Bounty Land, Exiri
Law, RciLis 'Ion Of Fines, Return o Du,irs, So,
lr.ni The U..,I ,rIlIi.uin III the General EnVarn.
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LoursylLT.E. Inly 18Th, 1919

IsVIIII Icf5
havn examined tho list Of articles that compose John
Bs Extract Of Sarsat tarila and have hesitation in
sa ing that it is safe and valuable compound IHoud
prefer article In use for the diseases arising
from AN npure of ia. blood Gint of the system
| couG IDENTIFY recommend it to my friends rs being
pouerfta ~ tinct and that believe will cure all
rssscs of di.ers for which is recommended, If used
accounting to directions | believe it to be Il valuable
sitcc-dai, cum to Morcilrv Nay. | have my doubts
wh-i her in the violent nul protractcl Of
Syp is accompanied with Nodes Tophe, in carries Of the
bones ought 10 succeed every other remedy
:. r. MuCONACIIIE, NJ u.
Honorary mem Der of the Medical Society, Philadelphia
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Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Stamford, Ccnr. one a.
he Oldest and most respectable physsisns, was sn,ico
gh Itrcy- Cosyx0t years md was perfectly sure.
y using BRANTS PURItfING EXTRACT. We could
lanlc hundreds of other also cured.
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dvspepsia--sour stomach!

rom the girl to the ,eonan, and the cc0s at StA11 do
be one is accelerated und the other gradually ss
pressed Of the dtdl dscasss at froQueut
i..-c N feilch eli
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

Mr.. P,anper has been eng ,g"d in the prac-
tirc ot this br.iness f,r III past five ,e,rs, at
WASH igton, ID. e. References g'v,n II re-
uurcd J30--3a
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CANCEROUS sCROFULAl
Worse than Hopeless |!

Now hear Mr. FAsKINS statement Of cure! he ssk
NV wife procured one bottle Of fBR1NT9SPUM!FYNv
Commenced using that and began 70 get better That ecse
snabled mo get of kav bed where had ,eep sonnnee
~ ,1r lie eacond bottle enabled ct Of Aehees
he iyd bottle enabled toak two nils " Rome Cen
Te where procured sir botaes morei and when nsd ~
,p-and Uvss bottles more effected PERFECT CukE.os
ii the ulcers, and restored me ~ good health"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

d NOR Sale, a first rate rarryall aul Hirmss,
l. the owner having u, ipy,her use tor it may
he seen At J. PEA tSDN'5. Carnage N,ker,
heat at l. nnI street. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

L-D1 sale, 4 lot O. .locust gate posts apply
/: 10 GEO. n. WILSON,
Cor. Redwood AMI Cottage-st. hc"ppiu
nl6
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isigred)

We earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
suy OF the i that ics is heir 20 70 call on Dr. John
Bulls agent. ant set copy Of Bulls Euily journal
GRATIS; and Tor the sake Of humanity, hope that
riu ye Individual will not be found unwilling give Bulls
sn.apara rR L after reading and r,culgctins Mt the
tac time that IL is impossible for the Doctor publish
tenth part Of the NUM- cr of certificates Of astounding
cures pooriued by his sarsaparia The amount Of
testimony voluntarily skOweret on Dr. Bulls Sarsaparila,
uum we'll known aud dsu gushcd individuals, both in
VI bic and private lie, ha been perfectly o7erY Yheming
tsf" PRINCIPAL OFFICES; No. = GiIsey
Hull ling, tortIaud-sireet. New York; and
No. Fiith--treef, Louisville, hy.
SuiI in Navnorf bv HAZARD x tfA@WEl1
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CJ-lIear. what Dr. Sapp n ph! sician VITO stands at
the top of As oir-son says Of John Buls sarsapara
have been u-n. John Bulls Sarsapara. in great
VA ley of chruuic diseaes with the most happy effects,
arl have hesitation In recommending IL 70 the public
for the rf -crutua sy phs and all cutaneous and
ri9I.au,ar al eases. Yours. most turrCutlv.
Lowispor,, KY, April q. lSij. hM. sfAPP NJ. ID.
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LOulsVnIE, May gOth, ISI9.
Wehayp used John Bulls Sarsarurla uni have known
IL 20 be used with entire satisfaction aud we have no
hrti,atiun IN seating our belief that II is a safe AMI
valuable medical compound, aud calculated 10 produce
much good and relieve much suffering; and Therefore
would cneerfy and most earnestly recommend It to the
afflicted u w. sEuON,
isigued) T. STEVENSON.
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kIfANrED-hn acuse, mtcII,sten BOY, 20
w attend store and do rrr;tuds aisD a bpy 10
learn ,hc trade. Enquire OF W. ~. BLISS,
J,H2 III Thtnes-si
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES!

~, uAsKIN has sworn TO me above facts and te iActs
ne witnoased and certified to uy DR.. T. WlLLiAMS-Mr
IN RRONN pIoprio,cv of the West Rome HotNt-Aessre
sIssEIG LEONARD, Wholesale and retail duFgtsts-
u, ther cfubke
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CI. ms ilihlNSr u. =. GOVERN NENr
F,r,~h Irnliatioas prior Ia Is o.
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PREPARED BY
JAMES c.. A Y E r,
prncticnl md AuaIytic:a Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
SOLD Ely
HAZARD & CASWElL, and Ri. TAYLOR
NtWI ORT.
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Rey. f. W. sEnON,-Ney. L. sTEyENsoN.

Kcv. r.. ". sEFiON ,-NtF. T.. SAI.f I-NSON.
CON,LUslyE.- Rev. T.. W. rrlOn is widely and generally
known 10 an eloquent and accom- pol pastor Of the N.
h. church. aEI Row T. Stevenson has been known rs
of the most talented and 2oa.Gu, members that the Ken
uc ~ tourrerce could boast al for many years aud at
ts tiur IL h the high and esponslDe station ofageut
for the NJ l.. BOOK Concern.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

T. /. - rr,urJt,hlr hot, tGat among the hundreds OF
Jn,u. ll, ,iri,u, Who have examined the recipe by
'r,tl ..us Snr~tpara is prepared. not has con.
tp,,,i Il, Hut all appruVsd H. aud commend IL in the
trsrr.t t,rlus. Many ph.scians express themselves
.rurst .n 'ir, hvrf tth Is decidedly The best prepa-
pllt. ga t'rc nrr many pt1 sieiaus w.O feel II
r, ucc. having their ranrs appended to the recon-
,ytrla.l,. uf any ptl lu.sr remedy, Notwithstanding
.n,, rt, approve Of 10 Ia the highest degree there
ot.rs Who nauky y!od their support iu favor Of a
r,utuIy which licy know il capable Of doitg 30 much
good iu ~ afflicted community. Asan evidence read the
IL owing from ti and ro,pte'uhe phi, sicans, Of high
sthuoi.g ia the community Ia Witch they ys:
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Intelligence OF a late and reliable character,
received at the war department, indicates that
the Indians of the western prairies and noun
tains have lately assumed a decidedly hostile
attitude, and that several tribes, to use the Ian
guagge Of secretary Davis, have entered into
combinations forthe purpose Of making a gene
raj war upon the whites during the approaching
spring and summer, and that these tribes can
bring into the field from four to six or eight
thousand warriors. Mr.. Davis expresses the
opinion that if the increase of the army recon-
mended by him in 1853 had been made at a
sufficiently early period, these combinations
would have been prevented, and many valuable
lives saved from savage massacre. The sec
rotary then proceeds to recommend the sub
joined plan, which has received the approval of
the president:
The measure, former recommendation
however, has not been acted on, and at this
advanced period, should the bills now pending
in congress be passed, it will be found too late
to organize a regular enlisted force and place it
in a position in season to prevent the anticipated
attack, or to suppress it until after much mis-
chief shall have been done. The only course
now left to the department, in anticipation of
the proposed increase, is the employment Of a
volunteer force to cooperate with such Of the
regular troops as can be collected for the present
emergency, and it is accordingly recommended
that authority be asked Of congress to call into
service 5000 mounted volunteers, to be organ
lied into companies, squadrons, and battalions,
and to serve for a period Of eighteen months,
unless sooner discharged.
NoRrH CARoIINA-The railroad en.ernr;ses
now on foot ia North Carolina will effect impor-
tant results. There will be connection with
roads leading to Vicksburg and New Orleans,
and to Mobile and Pensacola, on the gulf Of
Mexico. This would secure to the North
Carolina central railroad (which has the ad-
vantage Of sixty miles in distance, a large por-
ton Of the through freight and travel from the
Pacific and Mississippi valley, in its transit to
the Atlantic ocean. The Raleigh Register, of
of the 18th, rejoices over the passage Of the
bill by the senate to provide for the extension
Of the North Carolina railroad west to the Ten
nessee line. The State is to furnish the means.
for the construction Of two-tllirds of the work.
Old Rip is making amends for his long nap
and inactivity.
There is a. whiskey Instruction at the pre-
sent time in New Orleans. The coffee houses
ggroggshops and cabarets refuse topay the price
demanded by the city for licenses, and refuse
to close the doors Of their establishments or to
discontinue vending lquor-they sell without
any license and defy the Law. Has not general
John Lewis, mayor D the city, sufficient mo-
raj courage to place himself at the head of the
police and close up the rebel dram shops?
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AGENTS FOR TIE H-WEsTE
Messrs. y. NJ. Il J.C. MuErHY, Jefferson, Teras.
M. JAMES B. LIkEss, Henderson, Rusk Co., Teras.
Mr. a. s.. FLOWER, Mansfield, and DeSoto Parish, va.
Mr.. CLARKE ADAMS, Piaquemine, ind Ibersa1 Parish.
W. ii. MoDosALD, 100 Nassau street, Ner York
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under a penalty of not more than $1,000 and
six months imprisonment; and points out how
such negroes are to be disposed of. Section 81,
declares that whoever shall knowingly bring o.
cause to be brought into this State, any free
person of color as a slave, shall be fined $1,000
one-half to 60 to the informer. He shall be LA.
Bile, also, to such free colored person for dam,
ages. Sections 90, 90 and "a, are in regard te
free negroes who may reside or come into this
State. Sections 95, 96, 81 and SO, ordaintha1
the masters Of alvessels on board of which any
free negro is employed, shall give q bond fol
$500, with security, to the governor, that said
free negro shall not leave the vessel without a
legal permit. Section SO, declares that no slave
shall be admitted a witness either in civil o.
criminal matters for or against a free person d
color, except where the latter is charged with
having raised or attempted to raise an insur-
rection among the slaves Of this State. Sec.
ton 100, repeals all laws, or parts Of laws, con.
ficting with the provisions Of this act.
The supreme court of Louisiana, last week,
rendered a decision Of some Importance to sher-
ifs. The case was JohnJ. Dunlap, syndic, VS.
James r. Freret, ex-sherif of the parish of Or
leans. The plaintiff had obtained judgment
against a party for $1,000, and pointed out pro-
perty Of said party to the sheriff to satisfy it
The sheriff was in doubt whether the property
!
belonged to the person against whomth II iudg-
ment had been obtained, aad required an in
demnity bond Of the plaintiff. Thishe declined
giving, and the sheriff refused to make the sci
cure. Suit was then brought in the fifth dis
trict court against the sheriff for the amount ol
the Judgment based on his refusal to make the
seizure as above stated. Tl1ecase went against
the sheriff and he appealed to the supreme
court, which affirmed the decision with costs
1t delivering the opinion chief justice slidel
held that there is no law to authorize a sheriff
to demand an indemnity bond in any case
He must seize Of refuse at his own risk and
peril.
The northern papers continue their reports
OF distress and want among the laborers.