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CHILDREs
ATTENTION, BUCHANAN RANGERsl

ATTENTION, BUCHANAN RANGERSi
You are requested to meet at ]. H. SLoANs,
North Market street. this evening at O'Clock, P.
M. By order of the Captain.
L. E. HoRs, O.S
OFFICERS or RUCHAEAN RANGERS
II l.. Claiborne Captain;
Egg McGsvock, lst Lieutenant
Robert Joynt, q
Jno W. Coleman, 90 d"
Sam Brown, 9TH
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OF All persons who have subscribed articles 10
the Democratic Mass Meeting, are requested to
deliver them to Samuel J. Carter, at Samuel
Watkins's Grove, on the Charlotte Turnpike, on
Monday the ooh issfant.
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WET NURSE WANTED,
ITO whom liberal wages will be given, Apply at this
i ofhcs, or ST No. 81 spring street, lOctl6-st
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CROoKERs MILLINERY EsTABLIsHNEET.-Yes ester
day wss the Fall opening dsy of the above es;sb-
shment, and prompted by desire to see some
thing very nice well TO be in fashion Gas near
ly every body, We thought, wss there) we went
along with the tide and looked 81 the large and
lna display OF millinery snd fancy goods there TO
be seen. Mr.. Crooker has brought on very lsrge
and varied stock, ernbI aeing all the articles belong
ing to the trade, Of every style and quality. TIE
stock ofbounets, flowers, ribbons trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected to
see The finer qualities Of these various styles Of
goods are indeed superb, surprising anything we
have ever seen The bonnets, particularly, we
look upon as the prettiest things in that line ever
introduced TO the rotion Of thepuohc.
Mr.. c, IS prepared TO sell millinery goods at
wholesale IS we'll as retail and country dealers de-
siriug to purchase will do well TO examine his
stock
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DR.. SfaaIlenberger's

lever AND AGUE ANTIDoTE, FOR THE SPEEDY
safe, and radical of of that Distress
ing Maady-on entirely new principles. ~ Sold at
Wholesale by Ewin Brothers, and Retail By TO- g. Brown
Tenn. Gjune 2s-6m is
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Large and Extensive
Auction Sale

OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE, STAPLE
AND FANCY DRY GOODS, $50
bOOTSs SHOES, HATS, CAPS, READY
MADE CLOTHING, HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, SHOVELS, SPADES, GLASS;
WARE, WRAPPING PAPER, &C., &C.,
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WholesaleDryGoods, &c.

A active lad, about II or Is years Of age
N octll K. IL. BROCKWAY Il co
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SHAPES RlFIEs-All sportsmen, who are IN
wasn't OF good and reliable gun, especially adapted
for large game such as Bear, Deer, &c. are invited
Public Square, and examine "Sharpe's Patents port
ing Rife which in rapidity of firing, accuracy Of
aim, and length Of range is far superior to any gun
ever invented, and unlike any other Patent Gun its
construction is so exceedingly simple that il is not
more liable ito get out Of order" than the common
Kentucky Rife.
F.& C have also few shot guns made on the
same Patent.
NASHVILLE July l6, lS56-6m.
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ACCOMMODATIONS FOR STRANGERS ATTEND.
ING TIE MASS MEETING.
Allshousekeepers who are willing to accommo.
date persons attending the MSS Meeting are re-
quested to leave their names and the number they
propose to accommodate with either of the under
,igned, or with AIRS Brown, at the Office of T. B.
CurnA
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az The gentle men appointed in the different
wards to report the names of persons who will
entertain visitors attending the Democratic Mass
Meeting, are requested to enter upon the discharge
of the duty assigned them at once and report at
the Committee room, or at the Office at 7. B. GILL
pRFss. ON Saturday morning next
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GOOD MEDICINES
-. *. -.
Important ReVslatsons.
Row DISEASED ACTION BECoazs RSrA RLIszpu
AND THE BbOODINPTRR


great error has long prevailed minds Of red,ei
men, That mptTy % the tue eause Of dIsea~-s
setou" This is mistake. IL di,turha1aa -
thai eHusos imPury Oi the blood.
Ire X * x. theOrJ nOlds the truth Tie aoovs N adm.
Tor person De "a stds OF perect hoalth sseb srr
and vein must and fr0m hear ia aliottad 80
uon OF blood. and When any OF vessels rsfuse ~
cause what mAyl 10 their proportion ne epS ~
blood becomes damned up; in otasr words eon~sSss
tskes place. giving palm 10 grsater less extent 5sr
seeh IRE beginning Vt diseased action, which n aot
heVed, will into inaammzElon and tss $780,.
become estabshed Diseased action being once
ne blood becomes impure and regularity OF action a.
s Par1 OF ne vers sSln bowels, 20 be ofsr-
sP1si, and me general syse, BY sympaihsng via he
ehpaint oecomes involved In Lhe dinc9ItE Th-t
@ - me Tue STATE OF The let any ei 10 mind b-
syhP1oms 90 eatehns cold The local cifseuItr av -
asoie lAfOaA "hieh Is congestion OIOOd -
somshnles 70 an Inflammation EbOUt
previous deranSed sISte Of the circulation. mi -
member That hs bowels become eostfvs hfs Ivr 1-.-
or his skin dry and fevsrsh, his soposd ~,
aches In bis bones, joints, down back kss3
charge OF water from The and nose Win
unpleasant and painful symptoms Had he NEED ~ .
Ready Relief when tue congestion setting IN
pIicaon 70 the throat, and swallowed dose Of -
laors ne would have broken up the cOngestion aad -
stored the regularity the part Of Eer skfn bos
&C. which had been broken upoa BY the saecs ~ ~,
throat Regularity being again established ths Jmpar
blood soon Pur6od and The circulation axain eoua
and the health restored
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Bou.s CURED BY r. RRsOLvEyT

B0IBS CURED BY r. r. RRSOLVTST.
Lima, Indiana, Lee. IL, Ie55-
Messrs. Railway & Co., Chemists, n. f--Send me two
dozen OF r. r Rssovent. hays been s0rely Afflicted wan
bOs- have been tormentsd with these dssgreea5s
for than two tried all kiuda Of
medicines without effect commenced The Rssalvent One
bottle cured entirely. have since recommended Il 70
others Yours truly &c. WRIGHT.
1zADWAZ & Co.
hE2, Fulton street. New YOrk.
Sold by Druggists, HsrehaBts, and Ssors keepers
where
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An EmgTant called upon few IoOnths SINCE who had
troubled with the disease called kinzs Evil Re had
two very holes IN bis neck, head BODY and
legs covered With the dgussnE and nckeaIag
sores. We Immediately placed blm the inauenos Oh
The In SIX weeks from The time he Jailed uDon
% every healed Not SnTe wa LEFT mon hiz
body remind hin Of the Kings Evil.
THIS Like thousands Of other dsluded persona had
thrown himself prOstrelod before ERpc0rs four kings
aud Queen, To be touched BY the fingers Royalty Be-
Having that the hands OF their most sacred maiestos
would drive sway evilD The Rsnoyalinx Rso,yea "a
dad power Ia restoring this poor deiuded victim OF
cruei disease 20 sound Condition 0f bOdy tlAn all ne
kings and mOnRFehs the S1gth.
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~ And sold Wholesale By Berry q ueinoTe lIetAil
by G. Brown Nashville a1d all DuFggst sin the city
and all Dealers in Medicine every where.
Eyu1un
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THE FIRST SIGN.
The presence of pimplss blOche pasule tssrs ra.h
little sores, painful ehiugs BIO; nRshes, ndi
esions presence foreign impure humors In h
system and allowed mingie lac blood and rsmSI
in system, eOuPEng s blood and hng the sewers q
impurities, and break ana
Aud cover body with their repul4iys presence.
The skim thsss poisonous Influences becomes an
sruptiVs volcano sNoihiting the Laws
Of disease lks form Of sa rbsum caDcsrs neess fever
sores putd esa, kiBsa evil Aad the righIfa 0ruO
lions Of the skin.
RsdvAys Ready hesolvsBt the os terrible or
and hdmOTs. IL will IN Shs woTs
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KADWAY's REGULATORS

P0sssssthls great power Of
bQUALlZlNG THE CIRCULATION
And regulating all the organs Of the body oa.urai and
healthy action. -
ESd~Ay Regulators possess properties that ali o,hsr
RUS are dsncteHt in, and are the only pulls Thai ea
be taken for any length OF time without wesksnine Inc ~
= - -
They always leave thssys;emIn healthy eoudl,,on IN.
hTer bowels, heart, PAnereas kbeys skin rsrular
course u8uatnral means. o~s ~
Every dose Of Railways Regulators that are tskso win
weak and feeble body $500 - s4e-
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-08

] A'MAMAb1u Corros GINA Cotton Gin
Of extraordinary size has just been built for
Major St. j. r. Liddel, by The Eagle Cotton
Gin Company. 1t double Gin, having
100 saws, with the main pully in The centre,
and calculated to gin fifteen bales of cotton
day. The plan for the gin was drawn up
by Major Liddell, and the manufactures have
given it the name Of the Liddell Gin, in hon
OF Of the originator. One negro will be able
to feed it, and there is no doubt twill come
into universal use. The gin has been thor
oughly tested at the factory and worked adj
mirably. 1t combines all the late improve
ments IN machinery, and is finished in SUI
perior style. The seed boards have painted
on them handsome eagles, the coat of arms
Of this State, and the names of the builders.
~. o. Delta.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-08

II We regret to state that sickness is
prevailing to, very considerable extent
throughout our portion, of the State. The
cases, however, are generally Of mild char
acter. Fever is the prevailing disease. Dys-
entery is, of not unfrequent occurrence.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-08

Spangied Banner is mathematical of gov
eminent SO rickety, SO weak. 50 inefficient, so
powerless and SO evanescent. iSouth Carroll
ma, daring General Jackson's administration,
nulliiied the tariff laws Of Congress, or, rath-
er attempted to nullify them by declaring
them imperative within her limits. General
Jackson declared that the lars Of the United
States mas. be obeyed; and the difficulty
was settled by a compromise set on foot by
Mr.. Cley, which enabled South Carolina to
get out Of the awkward predicament she had
rashly placed herself in, much easier than
she could have enforced her nullification.-
Two years ago Massachusetts nullified the
Fugitive Slave Law, declaring it imperative
within her limits. The judiciary Of that
State, we think, pronounced the multiplying
law Of the State null and void /; and we have
seen it atated that the absurd statute was
aoout to lie repealed. Let us suppose, how
ever, that there is to be no returning sense
Of propriety among the people who rule
the State Of Massachusetts, and also that
she is unable to enforce her notification
Yet, her fanatics might say that the fugitive
slave law is to them an insupportable griev-
ance, and they would have perfect right on
that account, according to the doctrine ap
proved by the Democratic Mass Meeting at
Baton Rouge, to withdraw or secede Massa.
chusetts from the Union. But what would
sane men think of such secessiona
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-08

BARBEcUEs--PAsT AND TO CoNE.-At
Winfield, we learn that barbecue and an
animated political meeting took place on the
lot last @The issues before the people"
sndsmagpi6cent barbecue to.coot were ably
discussed at Monterey ON Saturday last. On
Saturday next, the 18th, barbecue and dis
cussion is to come off at the Castor Springs.
On the 18th barbecue and debate will take
place At the White Sulphur Springs, and .
basbssus and discussion will come off on
Whites Ridge on the elst instant.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-08
Probate Sale.

Succession Of Patrick McGinns.
by VIRTUE OF nm order Of saIe-Go Inc directed.
- from the Hon. District Court Of the parish Of
Catahoula. will on
Saturday. the 11M day of October, merit,
in the town Of Trinity, in this parish, offer at public
SALE the property Of said succession, consisting of
Pony, Saddle and bride, q Gun, and several other
articles Of personal effects Terms Of Sale-Casl at
the appraised value, such fail to sell for cash, will
be at once re-0ffercd on credit Of ~ months for
what it will bring. Purchasers to execute notes with
approved security with per cent. from due till paid
Sep. %, 1856. F. RODB, Sheriff.
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SHERIRF' SALE.

Uem0FeSt Dc HZIsey VS. John Il. CARE.
DY VIRTUE Of writ cf feri facias on q twelve
ID months bond issued from the District Court Of
the parish of Caldwell, and to the Sheriff Of the
parish Of Catahoula directed, have seized as the
property Of the defendant, the lot in the town Of
Hanisonburg at the corner Of Water and Sicily
streets, together with the dwelling house and out
buildings situated on the same, now occupied by R.
G.. Smith MS family residence, and on the LIST
day Of November, next, at the door Of the
Courthonse Of this parish, viii offer the said prop,
erty for sale, for what it will bring in CASH.
Sep. %, 1856:n26:ts +. ROBB, Sheriff
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Probate Sale.

Succession of James r. Miller.
| DY VIRTUE of an order of sale issued from the
II Hon. District Court of the Parish Of Catah0uls,
and to the Sheriff thereof directed, WILL on the lst
Saturday in November next, within legal hours, ut
the late residence Of deceased, in this Parish,
Black river, offer for sale that most VALUABLE
PLANTATION owned and cultivated by the deceas-
ed, formerly cultivated by VIM. Beard, ESQ., togeth-
er with the -
BUILDINGS,
IMPROVEMENTS de-,
consisting Of DWELLING, CABINS. MILL, GLNt
de-. and between L
$50 and 400 ACRES Of,e
CLEARED LAND, embracing the following encl
tries fronting on Black river and running back A.
follows: s.
Fractional N. W. + Of Sec So, LAT l2-1O0 acrcsts
III. s. w, of sec. 80, 1877 1O1OO acres, f. n: Wed
I sec. %. 1855 7O-lO0 acres, Z. Of 8. + 3. NoJ
so 2s-l0O acres, S. w. s. Is, l33 ae-1OO =. o.
n L. sec. 81, so 15-rOO acres N. Z. Of n =. sth
sec 20, 40 14-lOO acres s. Z. / Of n. T. I Of set
% 40 1900 acres. g. r. / and W Of sesat
80, $50 $500 acres, all in township No 8, ranSlg,
No 6 east, Also the Z Of N E sec s, townshl in
No grange east So 2l-loo acresn all 1885 7e-if
acres more or less. 4.
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BUILDINGS,
IMPROVEMENTS DC,
TERMS OF SALE.
Under the appaisement as shown BY the inn

Under the appraisement as shown by the inn
u tory, on the following TERMS ~ wit:
On credit for 49413 $500 until thdls'
Of january 1857, and on credit for the like - Of
&6418 s8-lOO until the FIRST Of january 1855, Ind
for cash for the remaining part Of fc price, ,fthe
crdt part of the price, purchaser to execute Sotee
with approved security in soldo, atipuating aeefess
at per cent per annm from maturity witspeciai
mortgage aud vendors privilege retained nul snel
final payment of the price. The premiseso D. de
livered to the purchaser on the lst day c.ap.ast
next. FELiA kOBB0ncsH''
Harrisonaurs, Sep. 10. ls56:24ts
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R. H. CusY, Tutor J State Of Louisiana,
n 60 vs.. Parish of Catahoula
AZ v,,,E q rv,co~, Escs - 114k n:.& No,.&

h. ii. CUNY, Tutor State OF Louisiana,
|. q VS.. Parish of Catahoula,
MARYE. GIBSON Extr'x 18th Dist. Court.
In obedience to an order to me directed,
from the above court, in the above entitled
SUIT, have seized upon the property Of the
estate Of R. T. Gibson, decd, to satisfy said
writ, upon which special mortgage was
recognized to exist by decree Of the Su-
preme court, Of said estate, to wit:
Dennis, negro man about 40 years old.
Green, about 40 years old.
Susan, about so years DID,.
George, about 26 years old.
Lucy, about IS years old, and their in
crease, and on Saturday, the 4th day Of
October, 1856, within legal hours, at the res
idence Of defendants on Black river, in this
parish, will offer said slaves for sale for
CASH, under benefit Of appraisement to sat
isfy said decree and writ amounting to the
SUM of thirty-four hundred dollars, with
per cent. per annum interest thereon from
the Gath day Of July, ls48, till paid.
And by virtue Of the same writ in order 10
satisfy the sum OF six hundred dollars, with
FIVE per cent. per annum thereon from the
I'd day Of Aug. 1s4o, till paid, / have seized
upon all the right and interest of said estate
Of r. I. Gibson, decd, in and to $40 6O-1OO
acres Of land more or less, beingthe east-half
Of the northeast quarter and the west half OF
the northwest quarter Of section thirty-two
in township 9, north Of range east, and the
east half Of the northwest ar. and the west
half Of the north east qr Of the same town
ship and range. Also, the south fractional
half Of section twenty-nine in township 6,
north Of range east, except 100 acres more
Or leas Of said tract Of land in the west quar-
Ter and north east quarter Of section 80 in
Township Q north Of range east sold by the
said r. r. Gibson, during his life time to
John Runkle, and viii offer said tract Of land
for sale to satisfy said writ at the same time
and place ~ the slaves above enumerated.
Aug. %, 1885. f. ROBB, Sheriff.
cY By consent Of parties this sale is postponed
unta the list Saturday in November next.
October /, 1856. r. ROBE, Sheriff.
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Succession Of Jesse McLendom, deceased.
WHEREAS, Lewis McLendon has this dav fled
W his application for letters Of administrator on
the the estate Of Jesse McLendon, deceased: No
tee is hereby given that unless opposition thereto
De filed with the undersigned Clerk Of the parish O.
eetahoula, within ten days from this date the same
VIII be granted as prayed for. c. c. DUKE,
October l, 1856. Clerk
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ShCrfif'& sale.
Il. n Baldwin, State Of Louisiana Par
vs.. ish of Catahoula, llth
S. F. Routh, Ct al. district court.
DY virtue Of writ of f ia, issued out Of the 18th
ID district court, in and for the parish Of Catahou~
and State of louisiana in the above entitled sut,
have seized upon the property Of s. +. Routh, to
satisfy said writ, the steamboat j. T. boswell, her
engines furniture, and all appurtenanees thereto
belonging, or in anywise appertaining, shall, on
Saturday the 4th day Of October 1885, within legal
hours at Trinity, in said parish, where she now lies
offer said property for sale for cash. under benefit Of
appraiscmcnt
27:22:ts r. ROBE, Sheriff.
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DESCRIPTION OF NELSON


I OFFER TO SELL my PLANTATION situated on
i Big Greek, parish Of Franklin, seven miles from
marlborough Said place contains over three hun
bred acres Of land, two hundred or more under i'm
provement. good Gin, Negro Cabins, Dwelling
the balance in two annual instalments.
Any one wishing further particulars can ascertain
by addressing me through the Postofice at WINS
borough. A. H. CUNY.
marlborough, La, Sept u 1936:27:4t
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State Of Louisiana, parish of Catahoula

EIeyenM District Court.
State OF Louisiana, vs. A. B., Uriah Virgins, Rob,.
Smith, John W. Dayton Preston Webb
Ply VIRTUE of writ of ieri facias in the above
- entitled suit issued from the 18th District CONT
in and for the parish Of Catahoula, have seized
upon as the property Of Uriah Virgins, tract OF
land in the parish Of CatAhoula, known as the mill
tract being part Of the Calvin tract, supposed to
contain about one hundred and sixty acres, lying on
the west SIDE Of Gray's creek in this parish, and
will on Saturday the LIST day of November next within
legal hours at the door Of the court house in Harr-
sonburg offer said land for sale for cash under ben
ent OF apppraiseinent to pay and satisfy said writ
Ocf 4, 1856. FELIX ROBB, Sheriff.
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Probate Sale.

SUCCESSION OF VIM. n. Slater.
RY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale to me directed
~ from the Hon. District Court of tile parish Of
Catahoula, will on
Saturday, the 11th day Of October, nert.
at the White Sulphur Springs in this parish offer At
public sale all the property Of said succession con.
sisting Of Is head of cattle more or less and severn
articles of personal effects left unsold at the former
sale. Terms-A credit of IL months for what thev
will bring. Purchasers to execute notes with m.
proved security, STIMULATING interest at 8 Der cent
from maturity until final payment. -
September %, 1876. +. ROBE. Shift
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-08

81 n The Morehouse Advocate says that
! suspicious looking white man was arrested
ia tho parish Of Carol, : few days since,
beasing evident marks about him Of having
oomasistad murder. His cluthes were be-
amsared with blood and his conduct being
rather siugular led 70 bis apprehension. The
Advocate promises to give full particulars AZ
they are brought TO light.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-08

Look Here! u
HAVING been solicited by the different political
IL parties TO prepare a
BARBECUE AT THE CASTOR SPRINGS,
have concluded to do 60, and will furnish said bar
hccne on SATURDAY the llth Of OCTOBER, at my
own expense.
Gentlemen win be charged fifty cents for dinner
ladies' nothing. Gentlemen and ladies invited TO
attend and particularly, speakersof the different po-
litical parties B. +. ANDERSON. .