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81 Mn PEFFERKoRN, Boot and
naA-6I - Shoe Maker, respectfully In
- forms the public and his Gust
omers, that he has removed his Booth Shoe
Shop, on Main. street, between Landry and
Bellevue streets,alate oficeof the Telegraph,
where he is ready to receive all orders, for
cash only. ..s ..5.. .'5 .s .1 3s.l. 5.,. J
He takes this occasion to inyite all those
who are indebted to him to take into collsid-
Grafton his last misfortune, and to come and
settle the quickest possible. s 5...,5. $50 5.5
Opelonsas, April 2Sth, 1855. 38 I. i.
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SHERiFF'S SALE,

SIN7E OF LOUISIANA.
Melauie Guid'oz, wife, &c. District Court.
81 -. .#sz. VS. .-.-a5 : Parish of st. Landry.
Her Husband. J No. 52ll.
10 Y virtue of an order of seizure and sale
-EaD Issued in the above entitled suit, by
the District Court, in and for the Parish of St. Ian.
dry, aud to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, for cash, at the Court House Of this Parish OH
Saturday, the 4th day Of August, A D., 1855, COM
mencipg at the hour of II o'clock, A H., and con-
tmuing from day to day. if necessary, all the right,
title Interest and demand of Carlos c. Devillets, in
and to the following descibed property, seized to
satisfy said order, to-wit ...
All the lights titles, interests and demands of
Carlos c, Deriiers i'll the Estate of Franfoise Lam
gois, deceased widow of FGois C. DeviIliers pere.
s- - J. B. DAVID, Sheriff.
sheliff's Office, St. Landry, June sOlh, 1850
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Meeting of Creditors.

NACUtH8S UI I.OlCtatUIs'
A Meeting of the creditors of the Estate
"A of the late Jacques Lastrapes, deceas
ed. will be held before Yves D'Ayy, Parish
Recorder, and ex-oficio notary public, in and
for the Parish Of st. Landry, at his 6fice, il
the town ef 0pelousas on Saturday, the
25th day Of August next, 1855, III. order to
deliberate on the affairs Of the Succession d
said jacques Lastrapes, deceased ! a.... g
,.s t..'7s 8 s s. A. GARRIGTES, 8''s
j Clerk Of tie Dis1xl,ct .c'ourt. e.
Opelousas, July 18th, 1856.
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% glA SACKS SALT, for sale BY
.eDWB 9ass Etall aa za'ss =
ttHt.Es DEBAILL0N & CARRTERE.
Washington, June 23d. 1856. @I g
s. STATE 0f zotttslaua.
DISTRICT COURT,l HN.3-soo
Parish Of st. LoadyY W. : ''"-- ~ :

DISTRICT COURT,l N.l-sco
Parish Of st. Landry ~, ''"-- to- 81
Estate Of Lastie Louis PitFe. ..@
E DIERRE PITRE, of the Parish of St
IL Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of the late lastie Louis Pitre. deceased late
Of the Parish of St. Landry, having fled a
final Tableau of distribution of the funds Of
said Estate, accompanied by petition, pray.
ing that the same may be hoinologated -
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted BY an order Of Court, dated
July 18th, 1856. a t.. ...... ....~..
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all u-
terested, to make opposition, ifany they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof Why
said lableau should not be homologated, and
the Administrator discharged from all further
liabilities as such, and his bond cancelled.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk
Opelousas, July 2lst., 1855, .a~ s55
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MEY virtue Of two writs Of f. IA, on a
Ea[D twelve months Lond, issued in the
above entitled SUITS by the Dist let Court in and for
the Pa ish of ST. Landry and to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale for cash. at the Court House
OF this Pasish on Saturday, the 4th day of August,
A. d., 1855, commeneing at the hour of | O'Clock,
A. NJ, and continuing ftom day to day, if necessary,
all the right title interest and demand of Edwin b.
Scott ais in and to the following described property,
seized to satisfy said wiits to-wit: '.a #
A certain sugar-House, situated on the plantation
of said E. B. Scott, in said Parish of ST. Landry, at
the portion of said Parish, called Bellevue"
j. B. DAVID, Sheriff:
Sheriff Office, St. Landry, June S0th, 1855 .
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R N Nas-sRe 90 tgaJ.

- FROM the plantation Of the
Il Ak&aS Estate ef.the late John Greig, de-
gr1W ceased, a mulatto.boy. He is a
asaaA,szaaaa assaaA & very light mulattoaboy, with blue
eyes and very straight hair, about 5 feet s
inches high, stout square built, speaking
english and a little french, riding a black
brown american mule, branded thus: 81:
A liberal reward for his apprehension and
delivery will be given by the undersigned.
sos +i9s Nj. u. GIRARD, sHs
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. , NtEi
Opelousas, July 21st, 1855.
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PUBLIC SALE.

<AtSHekfekOtI
St. Landry, July 2sth, 1856.
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]. B. DAVID, Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 Office, 81. Landry, june goth, 1856,
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SALE FOR TAXES.

0pelousas, July 2lst, 1856.
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stdfe oS loe,(ataaya.

d, OIETh,
Opelousas, July 2Sth, 1856.
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DISTRICT coURT,l 81 NJ -s7o
Parish Of st. Landsy NO. 'oA9'
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BperiaI Notices.

S,rvrtnl Palace Horace Greeley Imprisoned In
Paris !-HoRACE GREELEY iscne Of tho Crystal Palace
Dseeors, eDd impnsonea N France because piece o.
way to e EewYoIk Exhibition This rop famous piece Of
6fATUARY cen the Crystal Palace 1t wa exho
fsd al The Great London Exhibition and the chef GeHvre
Hsfe Qhoussns will vist daily. There an incident con
eced with this piece Of SCULPTURE Ho1 when wal renae
= ~ '''e'' SaMuEL BRfVooRT. Acting superintendent
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viii sell the lowest prices fcr cash or approved circuit
THOMAS BrTTRESS No I46 WlliAmst-,
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T'HE UNITED STATES MECHANICAL

1s s:, e . s..s,ss: s's p
penae BUSINESS. vkich esssble q much ezsenson-
Address Ben Nc. 2-Ge, New. y@h PestOAes..
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VISITORS to LONDON or en- route to PARIS
MRS COOKERS COMMERCIAL and FAMILY
BOARDING HOUSE. No. 10 Charerhouse square, London,
England within Eve minutes walk Of the General
Ths House advantages from its central and pleasant
situation sood lofty Rooms clean well aired Beds Bed Break
Tea and Servants s per day Private Rooms Omnibusss
to and nom all parts Of London.
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nFOITOT HOUSE. NEW-LONDON, Conn.,

The PEQUOT HOUSE will be reopened for tho
the 18th day June 1885 The House has only been built
years yet has obtained high reputation
place. IL built expense,
prsng in its every improvement that experience
could suggest IL furnished style BY any
similar In New The utmost and atten
the Of the Of tho Hotel will be extended By
the Projectors and Superintendent and every facility Afforded
for Fishrg Bathing Riding Sailing Communication BY
railroad and steamboat three times TO and from Boston,
York and adjacent places and by omnibus from the city,
IL mile running the Hotel every hour In the day.
W. LYON superntendeut.
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Engeswood. -
~ 80 haas e fsls Sy or he socI aSscrbed

a Ne ave iasle 6ny Tor stock sabscrbed
~. e. S Isw Of
NV utopisn comnunisc idea Of forced and srinc equal
mere change Of extefn of f nshng the
means comfortable living without useful and productive IN
xustr, but feh which confirmed BY common sense
and de experience that certain valuable might be
str By cooperation Of n1%Ssss s1S the aggregation
Some ofhese objects to make for Themselves pleasant
Sssliy AT active situation suceny New Yoi tore
tain of the business and intellectual OF City
snoymsns and the heshful Influences. physical and moral
refined country liz. erect with the s9sp0Isse and
house garden when wanted such and to such
sss to these houses with every
and abosayipg appliance OF CITY dwens
g sesey for the use q such families prefer
their houses the wearing abors Of washing ironing COX
power BY chosen business 70 provide
s though furnish very complete arrangements
Cor educational purposea =,
central object The sufficient funds
n obnedl organize such sthoough syem Of training
s,iaslss shall promote vigorous development and prsc
for whatever sphere the tastes and ass. Of
az the subscriptions TO the stock amounting 70 about
ssSS .,".S estate BY the Of
formerly belonging TO Dr. KDs one ne above the boat
ssh 81 brown stone eproof dwenss I length
pesns style and very srransed
families aoIding the privacy OF isolated homes
snd freedom from many Of the ordinary household cares WHICH,
absorb much Of the life and thought OF woman One end Oh
ts hui s fitted up the best schoohouse
iih hail for social GATHERINGS dancing dramatic
and other innocent and he xlihiul recrealions
The year the school (which Is at present under the su
Of rbeo D. Weld will terminate the 18th
paxisno when public exhibition will take place and on the
following day detailed statements will be made TO
those who be present. future and objects Of the
house and garden lots will be onered fo sale or
moderate prices.
stockholders viii make their permanent home on
the domain, and the facilities of communication with New
YORK render quite practicable for having occupations
IN which do early and late hours reside
perm sneny The location having facilities for direct
water by eightiDg offer advan
tses many kinds Of anufac ung aud mechanical business
building GO by Az feet provided with steam
power and eapeneng machinery Is offered TO rent on mod
ersse terms 70 good tenants
few single persons families desiring to become better ac
oaned with the plans and prospects OF the institution and 70
the experiment. Of residence It's domsin can have
psments furnished unfunished with board either in their
own rooms the public dining hall they may prefer
Persons desiring further may apply on the dom,n
on by letter the uniegnod him personally
No e Brcsdst New York, TUESDAYS OF each week.
between 10 and II O'Clock, A. NJ.
MARCUS SPRING President of II. Il. Union,
-.r..I..'T1 Eagieswood, Perth Arnboy, N. j.
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, PUBLIsHED-WAR IN THE EAST

lust PUBLISHED-WAR IN THE EAST
Second Edition Bishop South great lite work
the present wsI in the East Is issued The hume Gus
disappointed applicants for this book be slppea
Price rs cents PUDNEY RUSSELL, Nc. 70 Johnss-
MAPofNORTHA AMERICA, UNITED STATES
1vl and CUBA showing the Routes and Distances 70 CfH
Mis- Cuba Newt esns and many other large places Extent
and Population the United British America Nexco
Russian and Central America and Cuba; Posts Of ssnng
ton Jefferson La Fsyette Webster Jackson, Clsy and c
up stxiyr '
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AIncc-- >-..-.t5.

kYSrAt PAACE SI6TUARY MINOR
TAU $3.50 u fly Gibsua Yesterday Horace
sf,,s.s ~ 3,ce -Ec piece OF
So ~ Nsse.s.- f4lsce has been u
ssqrt. True Is still there. II has been ADMIRED h. ,hor
"ss Walled BY crowds yesterday l. IL now hisfo;c,
a. hoEsee Greeley sent Ploo TO see M rrovlss
As> the Palace yesterday Thousands will 70 70 m he.
s'ssf uorn The owner arrives '''
AIe ftace Is SIN cpen.-June D.
SAMUEL BREVOsRT Acting Suneri,. 49,. F.
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Jnstruftlou.

BOOKKEEPING, PENlGANsHp, a., are
nIxn faSsss a. s,Rsso. sd ssysazis~ 1.> y y01A
rssths sss6sd &shssgo DE dufiss q ~ &C.,
hsess wnh pen9taeos A<shty "a tspsssh
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p L c K PA N I.s T

II { X PA An LIS II /,
~, MASTER AUGUSTUS LUCIA >
the hrHiosIkS IHALsERe onlv I6 ys.,s of an.
"a performances excited the
s.. -ls ~ NE profession who have witness his MI
80 .sess''es va, Eye hs fIst GRAND CONCERT a. Phs
asessx A. oeloet EVENING, June a. com
cssSs b, L. ~ UCA viii be assisted during the
.sd scs Ssi Poi. q S perform % Concerto
800 So - eeDiG Icles 70 be hal a. ar =
cxs ~ Hnunssrs, No. 's BroAdwsyi and ct Bennett
BySklEi SERENADERs, No. $40 PIP "
VIA sssry nsh: N' schLksa
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CTILES's CYLINDRICAL LETTER-COPIER
- cheap light portable, dursbe and viii copy letter
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fresses Price el 50; Is with Book. BY Express Mail
Address d. I. STILES. Buffalo N. Y.
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This Day Published
CTRAUSSs LIFE OF JESUS-THE LIFE
- OF JESUS CRITICALLY EXAMINED. By DIR. David
Friedrich auated by the translator off, Feuerbachs
OF Christianity Elegant svo Of sol pages matches
Conlfes Philosophy. Fine Portrait Price SS 90
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DARSONS ON CONTRACTS, VOLUME IL
Il This day published,
A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF CONTRACTS.
By the Hon Theophu Parsons L. D. Dane Professor Of Law
In Harvard University.
Volume Second Octave Price S. 80
topics which fully considered in this volume are Con-
sucop the Law OF Place Damages Defenss 1e Ss'ues OF
Limitation, the Statute Of Fraud Interest and usuy and The
suse the Constitution Of the United States respecting the
Obligation Of Contracts. LITTLE. BROWN & Co,
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betWeen II O'CLOCK, a. NJ
MARCUS STRING, President of r. b. Union,
........ Eagieswood Perth Arnboy, N. j.

DIR. Colett mt Brooisly n.This popular speaker Will
I,ecture EACH EVENING Of THIS WEEK and the FIRST
FOUR Ev ENNGS Of the NEXT Of the Park Congregstonai
Church corner Of Carlton and De Kalbavs The Laws
Of Health" Illustrating by beautiful Models Mankins &c
Admission only 2l Doors open ~ O'Clock Lecture
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60 farmers arto Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has CON
ID Dtspty hand very superior article Of pure BONE
Orders eeeved Al the Work. 5dt Fest River; at No
So vesey-t CHRISTIAN SChWAhIH
KETCHUMs MOVING MACHINES, Hay
IN Presses Horse Hoes Cultvators, Flows Straw Cutters
corn sheleIs Respers Horse Powers and Thshers, Com
biz ed and Wirnowers and other Agricultural Ma
ehines For sale by p. D. GATES, No. II Broadway.
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Real Gstate for gale.


IA of ground situated In the village Of Jsmacs L. L.
high ground north Of and overlooking the sisss Jamaica Bly,
from the Railroad 0nt soil first rate aud under good sui
tystion, tine APPLE ORCHARD w hl besros md ssnsn
Of the most desirable locations ior Residence TO b
&C apply b BAKER WEEkB, Aactioneers. No. Pines.
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DFREMPTORY MORTGAGE SALE of the

DFREMPTORY MORTGAGE SALE of the
Il oWASco wooLEN FACTORY at AUsURS, N: Y
Under and by virtue judgments Of foreclosure and sale
the Subscriber vii sell public auction Western Ex
chang IN the City Of Auburn, in the County Of Csyasa
FRIDAY the I'd day ofJrne inst l0ocock in the
al that valuable Real Estate Mil Property Wafer Privileges
&C., kDown as the OWAsCO WOODEN FACTORY situated
On the oweco Quite; IN the City Of Auburn beas the plot Of
by the Auburn Wooen Company and being all the property
recently conveyed By the Trustees Of said Company Samuel
Harris and Stephen Waterman including all the machinery and
fixture. q al kinds whatever in the mills lately longing
10 said WOODEN Company All this valuable property will posi-
lively be sod above the highest tidds-Daed Auburn
June 4, 1850 THEODORE ~ POMEROY. Referee.
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iorses, Carriages, &r.


EOR SALE-A fine BAY HORSE, 10 hands
hizh sound and kind broke all kinds Of harness and
stands without tying. Also q splendid GROCERY-W AEON
VIII be together Apply at No. 40 Watefst,
between Pike and Rutgcrsslips
Tor SALE-A BLACK MARE years old, 16a
hands hsh sound and kind very stylish driver, good
figure produced She Of the celebrated Black Hawk
family would by proper training be fast Can now
unframed trot mile In three minutes Apply 70
g. b. BABCOCk, Webster, Masa
nOUBLE CARRIAGE WANTED for FAMILY
IL IJsE-I must be well made. II seeond hand and not
much the for wear IL viii answer Apply 70 NO III
Broadway.
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6onses ann forms n1anieo.

OFFICE WANTED by PHYSICIAN In tho
" Vicinity q unionsqasIe little below preferred Al
dres DOCTOR, Tribune Ofice. --'T -
ROOMS WANTED BY .
~ youns Man 10 private family oshsx nssd scs3yl
aesf Union ssnaseIvins place prsred Psslor and
bedrooms are required on secoad and third 6oor Ts ooma
quarterly h sdyspcs Bea Of references Oven sn1 Required
Address FRANK LIVINGSTON, Bon No IA, Tsibsns Onss.
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boar6 an6 Rooms.

A FEW AGREEABLEE PERSONS with good
IA references can OBTAIN desirable ROOMS with BOARD
the gentee cool and healthy locations In the
city well adapted for residence, at No. So St
Mark's-p!ace eth.st., N. Y.
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Mem Qualifications.

TvHE WEEKLY CRITIC.-No. 4 Of this ex-
ceent paper designed exclusively for the intellectual
and refined classes for sale at Newsroom In the
city.
CONTENTS EDITORIAL COLUMNS.
Another Farce. Trouble among the Spneless. - sam
Doinss reported exclusively for THE CRtTlC)
Poisops Ia Difgue. Pic-Nics Dinner at the Metropolitan
Breakfast from Brook Lion and Jackai Charles Dickens
on PIohibitory Legislation, &c.
The outside contains variety Of interesting matter
Wholesale Agents. Ross Jones, Dexter Brother, and
Hope Yates. -
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TWO Gentlemen can be accommodated with
Il PARTIAL BOARD and meet, clean ROOM in private
f.ru,lv ~ Brooliyn the es House new and iehtsd
visS Ca R<fssnees ezehsnesd Addres O. W. O., Tbune
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NATIONAL THEATER-A. II. PURDY, Man.
IN ager ProprsorDress Circle Is cents Pit l2 cents;
Orchestra Chairs. 50 Doors open at O'Clock; perform.
ances commence tn THIS EVENING,
THE LAMPLIGHTER
After which UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
St. Mr.. O. c. Howard Eva Little CoIdels Howard
Gumpton Cute,....C. X. Fox Topsy. Mrs g. C. Howard
Deacon Perry........O. Z. FOX Eliza: Mics Hathaway
To conclude with THE MOUNTAIN SYLPH.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-02
DIED.

In this City, on Monday the 2sth inst. Fanny Polk
daughter of Hon. K. and Susan s. Rayner-aged three
years, and ten months and ten days.
In the town of Lousburg the 18th inst, of Typhoid
Pneumonia, in the twentieth year of his age, David O.
young friend his afflicted mother and family have
been deprived of dutifu and kind and afeconate
BROTHER and his elow-students of moral and most
plary companion. [CoM.
On Tuesday 2sth inst, after lingering illness of
several months at his residence in Wake County, Mr. Sam
uel Williams about SO of age Notwithstanding
incurabe maady had reduced him to almost nconceve
able degree bodily weakness yet he perfectly retained
the strength and proper mental faculties to
his last momens-pousy secluded from the and
tiles of the world he met wished for DEATH not
him he King of terrors but friend to relieve him
from pain. Mr. Williams mbbed the principles of the
Christian religion and member of the Methodist E.
Church In the duties of social life he indulgen
parent tender and aectionate husband and in
spect good citizen He has left wife and numerous
friends to lament his death. T. H. p.
will please copy.
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MAGNOLIA SPRINGS,

DAVID JORDAN, PROPRIETOR.
TUNHIS SPRING IS SITUATED ON THE LINE OF
IL the Seaboard Roanoke Railroad, Is miles from Ports
mouth and will be opened for the reception of visitors
the 4th of June the proprietor of the Spring
sisted by competent well qualified to attend to the
duties of Hotel which with the advantages of the Nor
folk market and surrounding country will enable tn pro-
prieor to keep good house, which is his determination
to do.
Bowling saloon is attached to the establishment, and
Ball is being added together with other improve
former years. and balls and coton parties will
at all times be provided for at the shortest notice.
The Bar will be furnished with wines and liquors of
superior quality.
The location for health peculiar to this particular region
and is surpassed by place in the United States
in instance has there occurred of bilious fe
of the fall attacks usual in the surrounding
try although it has been settled for the last fifteen years.
AS to the Medical properties of the water if there
truth in this stands unsquaed by in the
world and is only approached by one, to wit: German
Spring in Europe.
There named in the analysis five distinct alternatives
which accounts for the large class of diseases to which this
water adapted and spring boast of large
Der benefited and cured for the of
visitors.
The water will be put up in bbls half bbs, and magne
STA ct. bottles and sent to order as heretofore.
Ma
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The Cincinnati Commercial says the leading spir.
its in the three Know Nothing newspapers in that
City are foreigners-Rowe, Of the Columbian, is an
Englishman; Pap Taylor of the Times, is an Irish
man and Col Schouler, of the Gazette, is Scotch
man. Taylor, above named, was the Know Moth
ing candidate for Mayor of Cincinnati at their late
election. when this patent american" party viola
ted the balot-box, and murdered quiet and peacea-
BILE citizens. He is said to be unnaturalized
Irishman. He is the Editor of the Times, a paper
widely circulated in Virginia and North Carolina by
the Know Nothings. This State will no doubt be
flooded with it between this and the election. We
warn all Shareholders and the friends of slavehold
ers against it. The Petersburg Democrat of the
21st May, furnishes the proof that it is freesoil
sheet-that edition expressly gotten up for
Virginia. the abolition articles being omitted. 1t
prints abolition edition for the free States and
an edition silent in regard to slavery for the slave
holding States. Beware oft