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d ETAT De la LOUISIANA.
COUR DU AZ DISTRICT TJUDICIAIRE.
.-fk Paroisse st Jean-Baptiste.
Snceession de Jeu Hesri Leehe.

A Adam Perilloux-Thereze Lechc ct son
N epoux Joseph LeonMd-Eve Leehe veuve
Antoine Folse-residaut en- In ParoiHse La
fourche-Jean Leche-Jesn Baptistc Lche
-valery L6che-Ursin inLechc-Joseph Leche
-Eugene Lsche--Ceiestine L1chen ct son
epoux Lucien Bourgeois--et J. +. bourgeois,
tufeur du mineur Joseph Gustave Bourgeois
-residant en- la Paroisse 81. Jscques-et
ious autrcs que celia peut concerner. N
Attcndu que Celeste Leche, administrators
de Ia Succession de Ecu Henri Leche, adepose
ce jour en- cette Cour Nm compte de son admi-
dc ladite succession; AZ az
vous etes en- coneeq aence sommes Ct notifiSs
par &C presentes d'ayoir deduirs dams les
trentc iours qui suivront Ia premiere publica.
ton du present avis ct citation, les rsisons
pour lesquelles ledit compte ne serais pAs sp-
prouve ct homologue, ct les fonds e6trs les
mains dc rsdministratrice distributes confor.
mement audit compte WV
Paroisse Saint-Jesn Bsptiste, 10 Aous lsss.
81, pry7rj RS LUDGER FERRET,
Gre6ier.
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J. J. TAIlfTURIER, ex-g6omstre du
Csdastre en- Frsnce, presentement dspdte.
De- Bese UsiA Aosoe avis ~ pa
Ne usil - charge dss op6sstiOns &srpen-
~, q k,levis Is du, lsyis de- plspe N (
Psroisse BtJeap-BePdete, Is aout 1856.
J. ]. TAINTURIER.
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NO. Z4l4.
Dams la Cour dc Circuit des Etats-
Unis, = CinqMisme Ciyquit ct
District oriental dc Ia Louisiaae.
Inn vertu dun erdre de- Fieri Faeias /
II moi adresse dams raAaire ci-dessus init
tulee, j'ofrirai en- vente au plus fort enchS-
risseur, 4 uouze mois de credit. 4 10 porte
de 10 Malson de Cour de Ia Paroisse st
Jean-B -Baptistc, Etat de ID Louisiana. 4 rheu-
70 de midi, 10 sAMEDl % septembrc
1865, rachet~ur Dormant con billet endosss
! satisfsction, garsntis par bypothaque sur
10 dite propriete CONNIE le porte 10 loi j'of.
frirsi en- vente savoir:
L'instPes iadivis de deoz sisrs De In
prepri<te eI-aesss0s A<epise saveir,:
I'm lot ou portion de terre. situs dams 10
Paroisse st Jean-Bsptists De rEtat de 10.
Louisiana, borne an n0rd par In Passe Man
chac, Fest par 70 Lac Pontchrtmin, /
Ponest par le Lac Nsurepas ct au nd par
lie Bayou Sueur lequel lot de terre content
en- totalite. dix mile cent vingt 90, 1901 Or
pents de superhcie. Les dts intersts indi-
Wis des deux liey du ait lot de terre ont sts
saisis par moi Marshal des Etats- -Unis CON-
me stsnt ID prupriets Do Adeline Cecilia
Nixon, une des dsfendsstes dams les dits.
process ct ordre de fieri facias.
Paroisss st tJean-Baptiste, I3 aout 1855.
JOSEPH NJ KENNEDY
-=-= MARSHALL DEs T.. U.
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A QUicoNQUE me rsne ncfa an CHEN
n 1t unc CHlENNE que yai perdus 10
chssse dams 10 paroisse St Jsaa-Rsptiste, II y
a deux mois. Les chiens sont blanc ct NOR
avec unc tache ruugc sur Ia tete. LIE chen
est plus petit ct plus tsohstt qse h. chisase
lis ont peu pres IN meme voix. lie chien
s'appelle RED ct Ia chienne LASOuPE.
VICTOR ARMANT.
Paroisae Is Jscques, sout 1885 .
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SUGGESTIONS Q the tafe Amfonine, 0efsris .,
b Is j. Zeima Rondousquik. amy -

Ssceessions cJ the iafe Amfonine, 0ctsris .,
- - j. zetma Bondoasqui<. sBOv -
E0URTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
J. in and Tor the parish OF ST Jobn the Bap-
ti.t - The State OF Louisiana. To Mathilae
Masicot and or husband valery d d'Aunoy.--
J. b. Masicol, tutor Of the minor Felicic Ma
rieoi, residing in New. Orleans, : Godefroy
Boudonsquie, r,i;or of he minors Ernest, 10.
sephine, Scptime, OnssiIne, Opb9,ia Ct keu-
vine Si-AmGnd, residing in the parish Of ST.
Char!es, and III others whom II may concern.
Whereas Adolphc BoudonsquIe, admins
traitor VI the successions OF the lrtc Antorine,
Octavie ct Zoima DOudousquiG, has filed in
this Court on the 10th instant, an aceouni Of
his administration OF said SUGGESTIONS Y GU
are therefore hereby summoned and notified
I q show cause within thirty days from and az
ter ti,c first publication icreof VIII the said ue-
count SHOULD NOT be approved AID homolo-
gated.
: Parish of st John the Baptist, August Goth
less. 14rv
49,. Cd Ian LUDGER PERRET, ,.
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nSApAxE ). ROBIN rhonnesur. s dan.
ou'elle savrira, byLUNDI % AO01s hsss,
une Ecole pour les DcmoiselIes ct qp'slls rsce-
vru anssillSs petits gsrvons do hafl Ah1 & oa.
dcssous. Nine J. Robin, tiendrs con Eeoaes1r
Yhxbitstion Dc n. Piegre Hslbsst, - BSppet-
Care ellc mettra t6utc rassiduit< po0i1le
satislaire lee pessoanes gui voudro6f fhUposeE
do lssr esnisaOs pouf pSducstisa dsissn -
fants.
Saint Jean DsPtisss, 10 so6t lsss.-im.
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LANDED PROPERTY

a Landed Property, situated in this parish
VI 80 John toe Baptist. on tho LETT bank Of the
Mississippi River, measuring one arpent front
to said river, by eighty arpents in depth, with
a tlird concession, said land, BOUNDED on the
upper line BY the properly depending of the
Succession Of Louis TerilYiodx Jr, und on The
lowerlin by land depending of the succes.
sions of the laie Ednioui Dry aud Georges
Tregrc, together, with the buildings, cons.
tructions and Improvements thereon, belong.
Ing to the said landed property.57 FEH -
! 3i3 TERMS, d CONDITIONS 5 1r
Tho moveables, payable cssh. gfi-
1 The slaves pay able gti0 nine fortceth, of
the price cash, and the balance in two equal
instalments, in all march Of the years is5e
anu ls5s. aT,grf f.r-.. ind .r. r.'.a--.r tl
And the landed properly papable as follows
Of So thereof, one fourth cash, and the balan.
60 i'm third equal installIncnts, IN all march Of
ho years le.6, isJ5 and lsjs. --r.
OF iiJ5 thereof one fourth cash. and ire ba.
hnce in all march Of the years 1856, 1857 and
ls5sI and OF Il3J one sixin cash, and the ba.
lance in two equal instsllnents, IN all march
Il the years 1855 ct 1857. i'' ...... Hr
The whole IN approved endorsed notes &C.
cared by speciai mortgage until final pay
nent divided Into shares, or coupons, paya.
be nj the office Of the Recorder Of this parish
asd bearing eventual interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annain from maturity until
fully paid -'a -A~4i -t.ll... "'t -
Parish fist John the Baptist, August s5;h
''' ia'o7' JEAN F. BuRcARp,
} q er.p o sTs''"-''I''SNN ~ sherfr
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Perda % egare.

II A souasignee previent 10 pubic Dc ne pas
Il accepter. nj negocier un billet Dc eiOe,
souscrit asoa ordrs per 10 Antoine Booster.
Co billet sst echs depuis lsls q - intssets sn
ont etc payes jusqu'cn less epoque do la
mort de Ecu Antoine Bossier. -. y
MANETTE B066lER.
81 ] ,hspeike, AZ sept-ln, tToI
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Sneeessions dc tsues 4n,onine, Oetsrie et
Zeima BOudonsqHit. .'" .


COUR DU QUAT1EME DISTRICT JU.
~ DCiAlRE, dams et pour Ia paroissc st
jean -Eapt.s,e.-L Fiat de la I,oaisiane,--A A
Mnthi.de Mssicot q son epoux yalery d'Au
noy, - Il. Mnsicot, tuieur de In inineure
Felicie Mascot, residant In Nouvellc- Orle-
sns,-Godefroy Boudousquie, tuieur dcs mi
neurs Ernest, Josephine, Ssp.iine 0nesiIne,
Ophelia ct Neuvime St-Amani residant On Ia
psroisse St -Charles--et ious autrts que celia
peut concerner. ---Atiendu gu Adolpbe Bod
dsusquis, administration d.s succcssions dc
feu Antonine, Octavie ct Zeima Boudousguie,
q depose en- cette Cour, lie 10 ccurant, un
compte dc son administration desditcs sucoes-
sions.-vous etes en- CONSEQUENCE sommes Ct
notifies par ccs preeepies diayoir deduirs,
dams les trcnte jours qui suivront Ia premiere
publication du present nyis ct citation, les raj
sons pour lesquelles lecii compte nc serait pas
spprouve Ct Lomologue.. -u.-.i
Paroisse St-Jcan- -Bsp,istc, 70 20 aoit 1885.
LUDGER PERRET, gr -l
H., '-t.t Gr-r .a - t.a. Greffier
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-r ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
PARoIssE sAiNT-JEAN-BApTIsrE.
COuR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
~ !. -- IITDICIAIRE I---

Secressioks Dc Louis Pfriiliosr Sr, e, Marie
s.u Madeisine Ptrsiiionx, sa te.sme. Up f
I'm verta dun ordrc de vcntc, date du "a
u courani. Ct d moi adre sse par Honorable
In Cour du Quatricne District judiciairc de
Get Fiat, dams ct pour cetie pnroisse Saint.
jean. Bnptiste, dams radaire desdites success
sions a-dessus ineltionnesr fgalT.r
Joifrirai en- vente publique sur les lieux, le
SAMEDf % Septcmbrc lsj5, 10 heurcs A.
NJ, lesproprietes ci-aprss mentionnees, appar-
tenant aux susdites SUGGESTIONS:
QudQucs biens meubles, consistant en-
quelqae. efets dc rnensge. m cheval ct qucl
Les Esclaves suivants 7''ETt' y
Zensn, ere creole, de % ans, charretier ct
!1boureur. rrar.T .' fFgf. ar#af r
Adam, gre creole, da peu pres II ans
t' Eve, negritte creole, de 10 ans. 'lia &.
PROPHETS FoNCIERE.
Inc habitaiion, situee en- cette paroisse ST.
Jean Baptistc, sur Ia rive droite du feuye
Mississippi, mesurant un arpent do face audit
heuve, sur qus'rc-vingts arpents de profon-
deur, avec une triple conccesion, laditc terro
est bcrnee du cote len haui par une propricte
dependant dc Ia succession dc Louis Peril.
lioux Jr, Ct du cote den bas, par une terre
dependant dcs SUGGESTIONS d'Edmoud Dry ct
de Georges Tregre, ensemble toutes lee bsiis.
ses et ameliorations qui sc trouvent sur ladite
,cnc ct en- dependent.
3 o itTERMEs EFT CONDITIONS:
lie mobilier payable compliant. - -aal d
Les esclaves payables sI4o du prix d'sdjudi.
cation compliant. CT Ia balance en- deux termes
egaux, en- tout mars 1856 ct ts57.
i Ii 10 propriete fonciere payable elk sep
tieme OH Ia compliant, OF la balance en- trois
tcrmes <gaux. en- tout mars des annees 1856,
1857 ct 1853 i'ifsA tN dialuA-H'lA
I'm rente cinquisme illa5) an quart comp
tdut, ct 10 balance en- frois termes egauxien
tout mars des annees 1855, 1887 CT ls5e I
Quare frcnte cinquieme t4I35D, IN sixie me
compliant ct 10 balance en- deux fermes egaux,
en- tout lnais des annees 1856 ct 1857. -. =
LIE tout en- billets cndosses satisfaction,
garants par hypotheque speciale jusqu'a paie
ment fsal, divises par coupons, payables au
bureau du Recorder de cette paroisse, st por-
tanf interet eventuel au tsux dc huit pour
cent Ian, de lour schsance josqu'i paffait
paiemenf .r--A n 1
Parosse St,Jean- Bsptistc, &c IS aodt Tess
: !, gsl- sDiI JEAN y lBuRCARD,
Sheriff
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Dcnande d'affanchiSsement.
...,. LEZIN BECNEL, M. 81.
VS..
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
- .

A Wis public est par Ie present donns que
"A le scussigne, Lezin Becnel, de Ia pa
roisse -Jean-Baptiste Ua,) a lintention
d'sctiouuer rEtat de Ii Lauisisne, par de-
want Ia Cour du Qustrieme District Judi
claire, dams ct pour ladite paroisse, ; l'effet
d'epsociper son esclaye -.
CATHERINE, mulstresse Agee d'envi-
ron - uWs, et sen entant: Hf1i ogZuei
NARIE-vIRGINIE, quarssroanc, igSe
d.envison tssb ans, toutes natives Dc Get
Etst. - "a
Paroisse St-Jcan-B -Baptiste, le % aout 1885,
ITO LEZN BECNEL.ru
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sr,TE CT LOUISIANA.
Z PARISH or ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
.SEcce,sions ofhe iate Lo1s P<raEoss Sr. &.
ra kzr'sNaSe!tiMe FeriiiiVHx. kss ritc.
RYyirtue Of an in Obedience, 90 aIi order Of
- sale hearin. dGic cath August 1855, and
70 me directed by the honorable the Fourth
Judiciai District Court of this State, m and
FOR iiis psrish of 81 Josn the Baptist; in the
matter VI the SUGGESTIONS above mentioned /;
| shall offer at public auction, on SATUR.
DAY tie P3th September is55, at lc clock
A. NJ, on The sPot, The hereinafter described
property. belonging TO the above SUGGESTIONS,
Some moyenbie properly consisting in hou.
sehold furniture, one horse, and few cowes,
scr., &cs h'isl I'D liHs ~. WI l..
T. following named slaves: mid
ZenOn, creole negro, Of about 2s years OF
age, cartman rnd p,ougbman;
Adam, a creole negro, o: about 4, yenrs Of
age. 1raf -, ,Hr. III -a[aH- ...
Eve, . creole negro girl, of about 10 years
n u
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.,-, AVIS Aux DANES.
p e..,.. ! - 'o-s.1'' !.

Lefoussigne q rhonncur Do pr9venir mcs.
slesrs 2; neeis.nts qua partir du ninsn-
bLseement gail vient d'euvrir % public, sur
la rive gssche du 6euve en- cette peroisse dcs
C.eoes Z 10 glsee, serbess, osssssx
LaocsaAee BeosIses, =, arinstar des
premisres maisens de- % gsass 1 Ia NO.
Letablissemept ct ccnduie ct diripx mar
Wieelas 00W008, bien connu 4 u Nou.
yeile. Orleans, CONNIE I'M des premiees giscieru.
q cetts villa. ~ lI.lnI'7I : I''-"~s
S0m 6m THOMAS BHULT.
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PLEASE NOTICE.

Those who do not receive the Paper after the FIRST
OF January Will understand that it has been discon.
tinucd for non.payment Of dues.
We shall be forced 10 discontinue the subscriptions
Of many who, are personal friends, and who, under
other circumstances we would be glad to furnish with
the paper but situated are at present. necessity
compels Us to adopt tile ost.rigd and economicaj
system in the management Of our business affairs.
We have a sufficient nnmbel-with fine adyer.
tsing patronage-to sustain our paper independently
of those who pay rery occasionally, and in Justice to
those friends who have aoays sustained US and our.
selves, we must lop off tbs II dead lrantLcs as
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From the Charleston Mercury.
CaUSc and Effect.

Mcssrs Editors: In the Mercury Of Monday
you report twenty five or thirty cases Of drunk.
ness tried in the Mayors Court on Sunday. and
punished by fine and imprisonment and You re-
mark 'tlat drunkenness and rotng appear 10
be icarfullv ,n the increase, among both blacks
aud whites"
Just opposite in an adjoining column are the
applications Of twcv' pcisoTS for retail Licenses
siynrd bv the Clerk of Council as an ordinary
business transaction. VIVA. arc these arrll.
cants license for: TO sell liquor.
What is the result OF selling liquor! "Drun-
kcnncss and rioting." The cau>c and effect are
brought into immediate juxiarositon III your
columns.
In the same paper is an extract from late
article of the Westminster Review, opposing
legal efforts at reformation on the ground that
drunkenness can not lie cured by legislation
True but it may be encouraged and vastly in.
creased, by false system Of legislation; and
such we believe our present license system to BE-.
1t is tcmporizns halfway measure, which only
acgravates the evil. We have the same Oh,
icclions to it which You have to the limid feeble
policy of some Sou lrcrn States against Aboli
ton. The fanatical spirit is evidently on the
increase in spite of their paper opposition ana
proves the worlhlcssncss Of any Legislative re
strictiun as long as the evil itself is tolerated.
Retailing liquor is the root ofthe evil. Nine
times out Of ten, that creates. the taste, which
makes men drunkards. All Allsutscaueut restraints
are frivolous Lay the axe to the root Of The
tree and the nuisance will be abated
The licensing If gambling houses and brolhcl>
experience proves. is ou prsmo'iye Of vice.
Their total suppression is The way TO SECURE a
higher moraIhy. And the same rule will apply
to drinking houses
Legislation cannot. make an ignorant man
wise But, rs you increase the facilities Of ed
ucation, you may reasonably hope that our
ctizens will become more intelligent. In like
manner, the increase Of Opportunities ofintoxca.
ton will necessarily promote drunkenness. and
rinlinr.', What Wonder that our slaves, and
ignorant foreigners, become drunkards when
the public provide dram sliop at the corner. Of
every street? With what justice can We then
punish men for mtoxicatoD, whep they Oal.
drink that which the city has l;censed others 10
sell?
This is the evil that We complain Of, (nnd
which the Westminster kcview sccms to over.
look,) that our legislation makes drunkards, and
then Furnishes the crime it has aided and abet-
ted Oar Eccnsc system multrles temptations,
increases facilities, and saac,ious the tradic in Ii
quor. 1t corrnpis the morals, and destroys the
value Of our slaves 1t i in furious To the peace
aud reputation Of our city, and it entails The
curse ofdrunkcnness upon >orrowing wives and
degraded children.
These are its daily fruits Is it not strang"
that su:h aa olItnc" against justice and human
ty should be sanctioned BY law, i'll Chr;stan
and civilized country
CONSISTENCY
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The Spirit Trade.

\ letter from Coynac Of tie last Of October, from 4
brandy exporter to his correspondent in New.York,
says. e. g. .... e
Tho vintage turns out. all along anticipates
very deficient indeed and The produce cannot exactly
bc ascertaine,! for month or six weeks TO come
We are in hopes Of, Icing enabled Of shipping new
brapdy. oil course at very high figure, which cannot
take place before, the end of February" r..
This intelligence may serve TO raise the prices in This
country. but the Wine Guide will cuahlo the Manu-
acturers ~ supply the market fully as If the crop
in Europe had not been short one-thc supply will
not be effected
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We concur il Tic sentiment.
Destructive Fire.

On Sunday morning last between and o'clock
the Factory known as the "DeKalb Mills" was dis
covered to Ic on fire, and in shol time was totally
destroyed, with I'll the Machinery: the Mil and Ma.
clncry was worth between forty and fifty Thousand
dollars and was We understand, insured for $4,000.
This is heavy misfortune, iuasInuch us the goods
manufactured at these Mills in high ,repnlc both
ut home and abroad and also that it has thrown
hundred white persons "At o! employment, Who are
dependent entirely on their labour for support. Il
is though, tp'bc tie work Of inccudiarr, who we
trust vii! be detected and made atone for Lis aroci-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

AiOCSL vi MIA iNiF]AsNi - - i'N|'
The House met at II NJ, pursuant to adjourn.
meat.
Mr.. Mitchell from the Comiitce on The Judi
ciarv, reported miiavorablc on Il bill toarrange
the State iutu Judicial Districts. and to provide
for the election ST an additional Law Judge;
ordered for consideration Tomorrow.
Mr.. Boy!.ton, from the Committee on tk.
Judiciary. reported on bin to alter and amend
the attachment laws Of this State; ordered for
consideration and i second reading to morrow.
On NOTION the House resolved i;>el' into a
Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. William. in the
Chair, AMI proceeded to III" consideration of
the Special Order, Viz: bill TO improve the
Free School System in South Carolina. (hy
MrTuckc,:) bill TO establish Academies and
Common Schools, (hy Mr. MoraSne;) bill to
cs,atEh Academies. reported by the Com
niit,cc on Education.
ilr. Tucker moved that the COMMITTEE rise,
report The bill to improvet!l Free School sys-
tenn to The Huus. aud recomTrnd its passage.
After considerable debate, the motion made
lr Mr.. Tia, krr Was adopted and the Committee
were discharged from the consideration 0! the
other bill.
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From The SJu'h Cdrolindn.
DIR. Bachman and Mr. Browne of
PHILADELPHIA,

Mr.. Editor: Having read 40 abstract o
the remarks OF Mr. Browne, Of Philadelphia, he
fore the State Agricultural Society, at Columti;
you will | am sure aIlo" me tie privilege Of I;
lew lines in your columns.
Mr.. Brownclas long since published lis mod,
Of designating HE species "l m~n ana animal:
Ly Il microscopic examination Of the, hair. l',y
this process, be has, rs he ,uppo>e,, discovered
Tia: there are several SPECIES "f men Us well as
several species III each oi the doncsticated ami
nluIs that lave hitherto been regarded a:
varieties. He could scarcely have SUPPOSED
that all uaturasts would have received hr
doctrines will, implicit faith without careful
Investigation on their pan.
As far MS MIR. Browne has expressed his con
victionS that our Southern country is well a"aP
ted to the raisingof fine wooleI animals, fully
a~rcc with him. and have frequently published
my views to that eHivt. Ii le had coutinrd
himself to tn" legitimate subjects that hlon
to I'M agricultural IN .e,ng-lhe r,nrin. ct >hc,1
and goats lIrlud',l-I Wold hav" been til,
last 10 lave disturbed him in his hair theory
He has, however, dragged in another suhjcc.
connected with the holy record of inspired trutt
scarcely need add. that there arc mlio'.s in
our Southern country, who would infinitely
rather give mp all their sheep and goats !tun
abandon the scriptures as the inspired word Of
God.
As this subject ha> conceive unnecessarily
and unwarrantabIy been inrudvd iu,o q" agri:
cultural iuec;i:,g where it does not eaitinlatcIl
belong. will cn,icavor, Providence permitting,
at my leisure, to prepare 4 paper TO show tlt
designation ofany species b! an examination Of
the hair. will prove
l. That hair is SO variable in the varon>
breeds of animals and in individuals OF tn"
same variety that among na,ural'Sts. 1t ht>
never character by which species can be des,
igrated.
, That the examinations Of Mr.. Browne in
reference to the hair Of the various races Of men
(whcu the errors into which he has iua,iverrcn-
lIv fallen are corrrrtc,D will establish the con-
trary doctrine and afford another strong evIlcn
ce the unity OF The human 1acr.
g. That before he had IN opportunity of
seeing the different species of goats he refers 10,
he examined tn" hair of each, aud decided that
thcy-were distinct species. That in doing this
he ms,ook crosses for species. &c.-which can
be incontrs,ihly proved by hi, own hand writ,
ing-aud thus proving the utter worhle>sncss
of his whole theory as applied either to man, Or
TO domesIicalcd animals.
The daily newspapers are not tn" vehicles III
which this subject should be discussed. | have
frequently expressed my views on this subject.
Scientific journals present the proper medium
for such discussions shall not therefore, en-
ter into any newspaper controversy even in 4
single line.
Papers that have given abstracts Of Mr.
Brownies address before the Agricultural Society
are requested 10 publish the ahnvc,
JOHN BACIlMAN::
Charleston, Nov. l6, 1855
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