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Miscellaneous.
Attakapas College.

DY an act of the Legislature of louisa
Id ma, approved February 9th, 1856,
this College was incorporated and the Faculty EN-,
powered to grant Diplomas and confer Literary
Degrees.
80 TERMS:
Tuition and Boarding, per session of .,.o ~
ten months and half, @loo w
Washing bed and bedding. per session, 20 90
Mending linen lat parents option 90
drawing, 30 90
Music, As 90
Spanish. .-..- - .... 25 90
months and half, oo W
In case Of sickness, physicians fees medicines.
&C., are paid by the parents. Books and writing
materials are supplied by the parents. The ses
sion lasts for ten months and half the vacation
commencing on the 18th of September and closing
the last of October
I'LL charges must be paid IN adrance, boarders
must pay in advance quarterly day scholars month
ky. No exception to this rule will be made
A. RENOUDET, President.
St. Martinsville 10th February, 1s56.-ly.
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IlARvER's Improved patent COTTON
- GINS, Of different sizes, for sale by
DEBAILI.0N & CARRIERE,
Washington, La., 2Sd March, 1855.
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EILEs@P AU CHS
B00KSJ POST,0FFICE. STATIONERY
WASHINGTON. La


"a, "a Has now on hand and is cons
sA family receiving additions to his
~ Stock Of Booksand Stationary
which hs offers at NewOrleans prices consisting o.
fall and nall Bound Blanks Books of every descrip
TONS and every article usually found in Stationary
Store. The subscriber is prepared 10 fill orders at the
short notice for Books of Standard Literature ele
gantly bpund and illustrated Works. cheap Publica.
tons, Magazines, Newspapers, School Books. (botEl
Eench and englishA 5 .i 5sssss. n II
g School Stationary Sc, &C., &c just received:
--Englisk Woman iR Prussia, Banefoft's Miscella-
neous Essays, Harpea Story Iooks, The Watchman,
Fudge Dasngs Constance Herbert Country Neigh:
borhood Confessions of Pretty Woman, The Jeal.
ous Wife Arthurs Series Of Tales, Fanny Ferns
Works, Kerwins Letters to Bishop Hughes, Dodd
Lectures on Electrical Psychology, Memoirs Of
Countess Bennington, Memoirs of sydney Smith
Benton SO years in IS Senate, vol 0fluk Cot,
ton and ssgar Plantation Register, &C., &C., &C.
Washington La, October 18th, 1866.
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miscellaneous

THERE has long existed public demand for an
effective purgative pill which could be relied on as
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an extern
siye al of its virtues has conclusvely shown with
what success it aceompishes the purpose designed.
1t is easy to make physical pill, but not easy to
make the best of all pills one which should have
none of the objections, but all the advantages of
every other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision. It has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not Many of them produce so much
gripping pain and revulsion in the system to more
than countefbalance the good to be derived from
them. These psHs produce no irritation or pain,
unless it arise from previously existing obstruc-
tion or arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable. no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity but it is better that any medicine should
use in the several diseases to which they are ap-
plicable are given on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured by them, we
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
petite, Lstlessness, Irritabiity, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Lcns; for, in truth, all these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an
aperient they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
tiveness, Piles, Collie Dysentery, Humors Scrofula
and Scurvy Colds with soreness of the body Ulcers
and impurity of the blood, Irregularities; in Short
any yam and every cas- case where purgative is required
cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel,
Erysipelas, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change Of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action. and restores the appe-
tite and vigor. They purify the blood and by their
stimulant action on the cireulatory system, reno
vate the strength of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but un-
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
rs every purgative medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which
physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the public will nc longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need Of q
cathartc medicine. Beng sugar-wEapped, they are
pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no
harm can arise from their use in any quantity
Fer minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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judicial sales, &C
PUBLIC SALE,

By the undersigned, Public Auctionesr,
IN a'adfor the Parish Of st. Landry.
= SHE public are hereby informed that
= there will be sold at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned,
on the Plantation hereinafter described, on
Tuesday, the lst day of July next,
1856, the following described property, be-
longing to the minor children of Henrietta
Matilda Pannel, deceased. the issue of her
marriage with DR.. Edwin B: Scott, her sur
viving husband, of the Parish of St. Landry,
to wit J.:
Il CERTAIN
Irart DG 81 40 =
situated in the quarter of Bellevue; in the
Parish of St. Landry, measuring five hundred
superficial acres (more or less) bounded North
by the plantation of Benz r. Rogers, South
by that of Mark W. Harwell, East by Bayou
Bourbeux and West by said Mark W. Har-
well, together with the
"A B U I L D Z ~ G. s.
- - IMPROVE EI53IIYB
thereon erected and thereto pertaining being
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state OF I.Oalisisx ,,ia.

OpeloHsas, May 18th, 1856.
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MEETING on CREllTClRS.

80 1N1'
Opelodsas, April 26th, 1855.
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j judicial Notices. &c.
state of l0u(g(dsta.

Parish Of St. Landry. NO 1883
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state of N0tttstaora.

DlsrRltr CvuRrj ! IN oos
Parish Of ST, Landry, NO '''oo'
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state of Nott (slatta.

0pelousas, May 18th, 1856.
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DEATHS.

SANDEE>"H-At East Bur~c on the 7:h inst,
of Paralysis. Harriet VI. wife of Mr.. Rueben San
der>on. aged 4" Years
BABCoCK.-In Waterford. July 18th. Henry
Francis. son u George a. and Priscilla Babcock
aged years, eleven months and IL days.
MATHEw>-in Concord. July 2stl. very sudden
", Mr.. jonathan Mathews aged 10 wears
FuT>aM-ln Canot. july II, Clara A Pntnam.
daughter OF l.. D. aud Mary \. Putnam, aged s
wears and ii months.
MCC">Cu In parville. July 18th. after a long
aud painful illness Miss ke!.ecca McCosco. eIaugi-
ter 81 Deborah an. Holm McCo>co, aged Is wears
and three months.
NrTTI>G.-In East Hardwick. July 10Th, Mr..
Hem. VIE Of Jonathan Nutting. aged 81 wears.
LIHnsHY.-At Lancaster, 221 inst, Miss Eliza
beJh Lindsey aged %.
KSArr.-At Lyman. June %. Mrs. Abigail
Knapp, aged 45.
DAvLSfosr Irssburg % The 18th inst. Mr..
IT,, Davenport. aged ss wears.
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MARRIAGES.

'LArk-l HnrEw""r.-At Wells River, 22d
n't. hN Rev. ;. VI l. mpfon, Mr. benjamin t.
Clark, Attorney IT law in tins village, and Eliza
beth, daughter ." Hon. Abel Underwood.
h'AN'''Nhr- AnH"TT.-l !" North Troy. on the
blanchard, OF l'oi,bn c. i. AMI Vi.. Iuc,.V Al,
hotf. OF Nort.. Irov
o"tLrL>- >>Is-M North Troy. on the
''fh INST, 10y the Ev. II J. Campbell Mr. Stephen
Slt.dcn aud Mis- Harriet A. ennis. bo,h Of Pot
tou. e. T..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Greensboro on thn
llth u>t hv Rev. tiawn C.m,heI. Mr.. Farley
Randall, and Mis- Jelne;t Stevenson. all Of Greens.
hOrO.
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"A sad accident occurred on board the
Steamer Empire State. on her passage from
Fall River to New York, caused by the COL
lapse of the steam chimney, forcing the steam
out upon the man deck and sca!ding % per-
sons II OF whom have died.
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~; NNEls psT:SOfsTS.

f,.slin,, ,,.. Wow, !,
fern, no, D,,s Wh.. ,;,
Of ,nr. air of ,.rd,r, .,,;, a,,.
b-ool. o, ,,,,,,,,,
ar. ,o,.;or...,
n,,,,,,,.. t.,.t..
Where 10 man d~r'-
S.o,,. .,.r.....,,.l.',, IAN .'''N see
o. tuft am! -lantjrg branches"
And there are
:, -hr"ok' Which fll With silver ramble
Ard. traced along .l.ov lr,,,, '''''
%i'n'r 'N-y rum hf'-a''v forth. ah white do lave
'Monc utIichricv .,.r,,r l..br ,.l;..n. .,',,.t
u un'n CIV" ,"''' Sr.ei - parting. 0vorarai.
Thick. -, t. curtain, M some wont r,,,.,I I',,.
These are the idea. most su,rest4d hv
Summer Resorts. and when Won b,v.n.cor
responding realizes. Won ,nicht a, we'll 70.
main in tn. furnaces of STATE. S,rc.t or H,,,J-
wav To person, lookinc for an ,,r...,lI..
retreat during the h.a, Of the Summer
months, W. wish To- saw \ word or two -, ,h..
advantages of Northern Vermont r, ,b,.
rapi tourist We have not much to say. for he
will 90 by with rush, in ears and steam
boats only coming up at Sarato-a. or Nj
"Sara, or Newport, or N.hant, to take breath
Tor moment But 10 those who wish to-
leave business aud excitement behind them
who desire to ENJOY themselves in quiet
way, to fish and ride. and breath the invicor-
a'ihH atmosphere Il the Mountains. W. don'r
'h'hS' AL thing ""n-hi"rc'l, a happier choice
could be male Than this section of Vermont.
and the monn',in rrsor'sn New IIamr>hirr
Suppose 'or instance that s.. .John~hu-v he
your headquarters: Won have here a>.o,a
hotel accommodations. as pleasant \ ,irI,cr.
as beautiful. varied. sharnlv d.fo.l ,,l
picturesque scenery A. vo, v,I f,1 :,
ionrnrvinc thoasand, Of miles Thar. ~.
brooks and poni. At few mills ,c.,
some of them h,t = ,ooa wall .toun,; :.
~ wa '''''s anu '"'''y> are
"'''' ''o>>'' ny goo" f"'hS' as
'''''"- "'M ""'' f'''''e''l'e views al eve
''" "'"'H "'''eS Will take YOU I"
"'"o"9h'y Lake a famous and lovely sheet
!. r.,rs.h;u,,, a,.,, :. ~, =
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and the balance 500 1s3 en- ,, -,
cou,;n,.o, o,
nv, '''''''S II ~ oI'i'' %
"' 'e'''P'S' aS compared with the Trcvi
Gus year. are not quite as much. Will, ,b.
expenses have diminished more IN rr,ror.
ton. ConSeuu,ntiv ,L.
,h,.,,oe, 'P'' oN'e'''
nv 'a'h'n-> "l ~" Road. in the words
'"' '''!'"''' nave hr"n traction less Than
''"' ana o",. quarter pr cent. on the Whole
VI NV h""' d'd NE Tact Of us having
"'"''' ''''' hH'" mt ttfcr pay NJ all exprn-
50 ana k"'plh" IN" hpid and Rolling Sro-i:
,'f'"' ""' "l'H>fan''ng large por
,,n' y, NV ''''''''>' from Orleans and Stan
"' "n''''> ''> been diverted from Us
"'''' al 'ha''nt'' t'hi> To encourage the or
!" ''''o's "' the enterprise IN the be
u we" 'h1' i'"rflnh ot m" Road now
'"'' h'' ""'! ~ '"ii"H;iii, t. te,!A-
''''''' as ''''' 81 II y II'i">, i cu:ni,r-
y "'"'-' ~" "r>f agricultural
''"-''"'' d"' Reaching The
f''''"' ave part ol Lower tanaia.
,.;.L - al .'>'''n market, and
Ou-br, AND N,,rr u -, >,
;n.,ov,r ,b.. ,n i'
','"' ''''' "' """" viii tie much
"'' "h''d>"h'''' 10 sup
y ""''H'oh OF MY n'r>
., '''' we "'r'''r li' Hines at
mon "' rt'.hf and
'''' ana ne lanai IS
,. ,,,. ~ w" OVER '"h'
u,u H.. ,,.,, "'' ''''i
In view -, ,b..
tr,l ~ vu,L;, 49, we ''
d..,,,,.1 :, '"e '!''f'"r>
., ,b.. S,,..tLo:l
at all time, and =, reasonable ,r,' 'a >'f T.
Company have accordingly purchased III,
acres "t llnl, heavily tmhrreI. located ON
III" IInr Of the Road between, ST. ,Dhn.hur,
an" Barton, costing. on al average, rhrr, dol
lars and fourteen cents per acre.
he ncrr>>arv fund. ha,inc been secured
tor The extension Of th, Road +, C,n,1
Line. the point originally rontrm,l,,.d ,h.
Directors have nah, a contract as s.,t.d y,
their Circular OF March las, for in. c,n>,rp,.
ton and cl,!iInrnt of the entire I'm. &C.,,
portion hrtw,,u - .J,hu>hnr, ,rJ E,r
about thirty milo, i "a h.. ,.,,,,I..,., ~
tnhrr. 1877 and Tram ,b,.,,., d.
Line. o,o,,, ,w,.,,, ,,,l.. :,
'Il.. ~ 49,
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st. Johnsbury Academy.

'EHHf fall Term WI commence Iuc-I.!y. S.n.
"a, ami continue eleven weeks.
Mr. j. G. CUTLER. Principals;
MR. " n. HAZtIIoN
Miss NARY f. tItA>ox. -'>>i>fa"f'.
lu"'"n VII! tie r. emitted 10 Indecent ,ou.r N u,
y, c"Hr>coi e'nc:tion for the Christian Nr,i>,r.
Additional ai,i will also hn rendered 70 ~, Same
class az students a> their circuni- ,ce> rrguire.
70: BOARD or Rooms application may l.. made 70
W" Undersigned. j. X. Colby Secretary
s92 81 g.
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0!l(l YONG WEN "a


EAI.EU NJ NIHIET
) 'he place 10 buy r,'Et Drugs < N-.,ic,,c, u, j
! Fancy Paints rp Lake. c-or, Lake. ljrrp
BLACK. Flake White. ltr:marint Iili,. and all ,l.
FANCY C"I"I NAV h- found ~ thor Store
Di>temper training and Crcu~.! work for Grain
mI Sraming Brushes and Eieiilcrs Eniio! OIL
Coach and Furniture Nari!eli from s. IT, So, !,
gallon.
Our list Of patent medicines comprises all the
most poonar ones Of the day, such n IIollounv'>
rIli> Hnd Ointment. kennelv'> Discovery. Oxygen.
afed Ri'tcr>. Blood Root syrup. Iavuc'> Fx,cc'o-
rant. Pulmonary RalsaIn Jewc:t's Bi,fers * Pills
Ayers rer'orai & Pills
81. .'nhnshurv. April 80 1876 9,n.f
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Es Ii Won have Salt Rhenn Y have Erv>ipeiaS II
have CaIher Hunors III ally other form. Dr ; A
Viewers ttl.k.r AID Salt Kheun Syrup and Cerste vii
YOU FROM hat learned from the most ~
bic bound 70 believe that such Is the fact
and do NOS Cheerfl v end reader give
ttes. elcne, u,l they for sale all parts n tins
r'ncn srd the II -lrllg rom h,l VALLEY ThsJ
F,r sale II I,br,hr:-v hv J Brigham
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NOTICE,

NOlICE Is hereby given fha: application will he
! made 70 the LEGISLATURE Of Vermont al Their
next session Tor the Repeal Of the entt 4 ''ar
acr providing for changing the shire town in The
County Of Caledonia and 20 annex 'he .ovp OF
Caho' To the County { Washington" rtssed bv
the Legislature AZ their session in The fall Of l..5 &
approved Nov. IL. 1s55
HENRY STEvENS.l
ORA CROSBY. Go. Ccr
s. j. y VAIL
rlv21 1906 ..1oa
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Phillips Academy.

I'M fail Term Will commence TUESDAY. Sr,..
=. and c"nirGe l.r.n weeks
luiiiol-C"n'non Ere-h Branches so
u .l"r SO
L"tn ard Greek tone or ho,i) 100
Mis- Helen +, DAVIS will give lessons in PAINTING
and Drawing.
icFlns-l "lvcr'inatc or Mon, crolnatic BOO
"t''f "ipi~, o"r
''f'h'l. asa
Instruction WI ''l-o he given IA Grcciar.
~" 10. 100
Music and French xiii also he t.nc'I. hy avrori-
ehcti i.+'chcr>, ana oi r-:i>, ,,:il,',. rerlrl<
~ i"'''' required In Tie whole Tenn unless
i >l''c."i iSi"'n"i' - made :" lac contrary
" u Especial a''c;,iua will be- d..vn.c! To- ).
NAi"Mh at! they W 10 ..,iI.,'l.
WIN lrttlr"'"rr rr"urc t" he Trus "t Tfrht =
iicV are hci'"vcd ~ h. ulecl> # r;H iri.ur:.,..
I" ''rni;'lI''I't -tH. >iG'v tl..r,i. .4. I ! hos,
e! thai L,tsr nu'ni.r w ION the r'.--.
JAS. :. DiEANT rrincip.l
Danyic, July 80. 1>,f so -
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r. VI '"e 'ice S'a'e 'ohV'h''oh ~
h,ud '"s', "'' Tue 4,"' "aVe com" ''
~ -, " 'o''' h""P''" "d'
d.rs ot ~ "''' ga
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t''' '''''''''' '''' "'""'
IT,, ,''''''''''' anu MS >'"Fr'arv'
cn'.l, r.,n "'';" ,',''''' l','"''s an" '''h
g. "'>'"'>-. I"ha'h~on look
.w.r ., A., ~, W w Nv "'',
hi, ,L ''' ,''' WV
III, ~ "''"V' h'''
Same ,h... ~ wa "'
su..b w H., ..c,, ".'',
Sn, - WIS o..
o'"t.t" Ills
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lc,i ,r.I ~ al " u'd --"o''S
l., .,..,., ava '''>' '7."'F'
Tia. ,,,.r,,,: ~ ~ w. ''"' !"
soon as !, MA.
,tlv WIT, =, Wv
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rour.,,,t J..
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nan u,v.I ,b,,l,.
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W. ''''' ''' '''' "'''o"' '''"' VIZ
VI ~ "''' w. >f'n '''h'i'n'rn
III '"' 'hi't' STATES TO-DAY
49, "'''''' "F'' are P'r"''n! we
-. -"' !" airy arms 'ha' lhtv
l ,'"'> MS "'""r''E
H. :, w., >'""' ,''''''''
'' "''' sP'tch was iouilv
'''' ~ '''' troops Were S''l"n'd' we
'''''''""' >''' '"''mlttrc 10 The Colonel
y" ''''i''''' II ne 'h''"'''' I" d'>arm them or
'"' ""Nr"''"h' lie ltp'irh that he
''i'' "'' '"'o"l 10 "Ft'k up The convention or
v III ''' '"'"h'''r> ''' h'i CON" there 10
'''F'''' 'hr lcH'> tfnr" from ron'cnlng. AZ d
W'''''' d" so W h'r The dragons were ihn>
''""h up ana white I 81. Summer made tins
''PE' ,,''rr cheers were "Ivrn Tor Cot. sum
'''' var. h''r''h crird three cheers Tor
''oV. h'h'h>"n winch were Gwen very heart
Nv ana then three cheers for liberty After
'o'. sumner had dispersed both branches Of
me assembly. and Just as he rrocrc led to
march oil "r'h hl> fo,"cs, III order to show
NAV th'N Tc>l"'f'''i him for his gcnileminlv
r"ndu'f. and dld not hold him rc>J,oIi> hlr
gwen for Go! sumner again, three cheer,
'"r the national H. three cheers for the State
''1l>.a'Hr",thr'r r''"rr> for john {. Fremont
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Vermont State Agricultural Snc;e.-

The Sixth Annn,I FAIR Of tie Vermont
STATE Agricultural >o'le', will be held at
Burlington. on Tur>dv. Wednesday. Thur.
day. an! FRIDAY, the 9;h, 10th, ll.h. and
l2rh days q. September next.
The spot >cl eyed COR the exhibition com.
mand> tine ,Irw> OF Lake Chanplain ON III.
West am! The Green Mountains on the E,>,
which render the site peculiarly attractive
The grounds vi! bc prepared with annie
accommodations for the exhibition of all ami
mails and articles and contains snitahlr pens
stalls and halls. gallery over look ny III,
trot'inI course. and a wc!! graded track TO,
the trial Of horses
liandbIil> containing the announcements
premium list, commuters and rcoulaiiops
may be oh'aIncd upon Al p!Icarlon 10 any OF
The Directors. or OF the Rccordlng Secic,ar,
AT Brait!tboro
Iworrror> occurred in The nrintin, Of III,
bills. The name of DAVID IIIIl of Bird
port should be substituted tor that of i Is
Newton OF ~. A'au> as one OF tn. directors
and Prosper Merritt OF F-IchvIIe is chairman
of the committee on Matched Horses. II
place OF II. II BAXTER q Rutland
CHARLES Ct INNINGS.
Erc. Srcy. State Ag Soc.
ErM AND RrFrIANl>M -The Vernon
temperance .>'GHdud saws that Hiram Pow
trS. was on Tuesday OF last w,.ek x,oi.n,l,
assaulted by Eliot Thomas. of South Wooi
stock. tor having mate oa'h that h. believe,
,na' "onas kept liquor in hls house for sal.
W.T.. Iower> soon after the Assault became. de
IIrIou>. and has been confined 10 his bed e.,
the most OF the time since the assault. Thorn
as went before the grand jury and entered a
complaint aGain>' hin.>-lt tor A breach of tb,
peace ih;hH'ng that be would be fined =
mere nominal sum. But this game did no,
WORK regular hearing was had. and ~
was put under $500 bonds for his apresran e
before the County Court He has also been
suFu Tor personal damages.-.N 1Nans .Ms
senger.
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-" hat does the law and order" party
'nink o. the piracl.s on the Missouri river
Ain, tbe Union in danger"
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Ext -i2sivc LIN ,crieg Operations
Gc9d Fill Sent. sd S;faS FOR Settlements

i r. i = :''-> J.. Fl. I. l:--1 = y III 80 in
~ ' ' e! '!ti:'> = IL. ,lft. -ai..rl
d 'ii> i- .'i t. .i.'l -. l..,i.- ,s..,>,l -
'.'- i'. Mill -' IS is> =. g. :. .ll- IA .,
- Its. i-f %, le-. y
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1000 Young and EHterDrjs;ng

VI wanted - act n Ar..nt> in n now and 1r.,
W l'1hlc business. NJ Book Agency or r..
Medicines uii particulars sent on IL recon-.
T. >'amp- AHd-c>~ Lock. .,,x .; :.
.|oln>hurv ": Co.,, -
| ONO YONG VEN of SMALL moan, can.
'n;k" over leo per con- =: nome or a
az f"iIf> certa'ii-n" ch"l'rc- Business
ne" easy n>rtu'. hon"ra' e. A,Ilv Enclosing ;
sialrr-.l II Lock-, IL, No -. S. iolll>i,nrv. VI.
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COW LOST.

E red and white COW with bell on <.raved from
"A her pasture. Friday. july 18th Whoever vii
give |! formation where She NAV be found shall be
suitably rewarded.
r. +. BROWN
St.Johnshurv. July rs, 1856.
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HOLLOW WARE, &c.

= LAtEE asscr-,r@r. &. Hnrow Vac & fo,L
w Utensils y. FnYNrON S III H.=t,'S
-. Johnsburv Nav 9. 1885
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Un>hng'on. July 2S - GOVERNOR or
KANSAS AproINTtD-Tte President has
nominated 10 the Senate. John W. Crarv. Of
Pa, to bc Governor of Kansas. in ,,lacr Of
Shannon. removed. Mr.. Gparv, for many
years evil engineer, was elected Colonci
Of the second PENNSYLVANIA regiment IN The
Mexran war. H. was appointed i, Pres;
dent Folk, IN 1919 TO prOrp.1 t. C.i;tn,,;,
As Postmaster OF San F,an>,S.., II. wa.
subsequently appointed. bv General Riley
AS J"'ige. or Alca|dr Mr.. Geary was the
hr;t Mayor Of San Francisco. under the cit,
charter, aud was appointed toy the State
Legislature a member ofthe Board of Com
mi>>i"rrr> for the funded debt. He is repre-
>tnftd as b ing 40 wears Of age, and admra
oily fitted for the discharge Of the duties of
The Office to which the President has ap-
pointed him.
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fAssrMPsIC RAILRoAD.-The Eleventh
Annual Report of the Directors of the Con.
nect'cut and Passnmpsc Rivers Railroad has
been published, from which We derive the
following information.
The receipts for the year ending May 81,
}co5. were el7;,scs 81. The expenses do,
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The Eufhoni4ns will hear of some.
thing to their advantage by dropping. q line
10 The CALEDoNIAN.
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hcrc 10 man IIWrII-
W hcurc one IAN only SEQ
Stems 'hr"nglngai. aroUut hc'wrcm the " Il
OF tutt am. -,autju. ti;.,!c..c>.''
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The fact of IA men being hang in Walker conn-
ty. Ala, though reprieve was handed to the
sheriff before the exc cution. has been mentioned.
The Tuscaloosa Alahana Monitor gives AN ac-
count Of the transaction:
At the last term f Walker county court, a
u,0n by I've name If Franklin was cond' mned t"
he hung f,r murder. Tie jail Of Walker county
I.ot hejl Z considered very secure, he was imprl~
oned in the jail at this place for safe keeping IN
1.-THE time appointed for his execution which
was lat Friday. He was taken away by the
.lerifo Walker county eari' ia'i wefk. In
the meantime re;iiien having heen sent to Gov
Winston fora relri5ge, GA Thursday aiternoon
the sheriff Of this county received an order from
thr Governor TO hold Franklin in hi, custody IN
I'll further orders: bat tie convict bud aifenav
he.n taken away to the place OF execution ~
Walker rouuty The sheriff Of inseaIoosa forth
with Dispatched IA runner. wlio. having ridden al!
night. placed tie reprievc in the hands OF tn"
IL, iii If Walker -5on atsar senri," al Friday
morning. The .herif 81 Walker booked at thr
d,cuaau.. md ,aia Il Aus it wa not searc
pnper It might possibly b" forgery ana ne
would poi obcy it, a1ia accordingly execute"
FlanLlih ii tie >et tiai".