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49, McCABE, OF Virginia:
HANrrns Va, Oct 10th,
Having had occasion Premium Rittsrs In INV family
within the last Ia
'cv safely have thee dis
ressng mAadrs with signal this
iay avoided accompanying any Of the various
the country Is flooded, because believe Of
10 harm than good hut, BAEKRs been tried
under my Immediate observation,
suits u" not feel at liberty withhold
heir value JOHN q NcCknr
We would advise The public u be mindful
pHENuw hsIrEk>, as medicine OF great merit -
II has ganed lasting reputation
generally recommended by The physicians In Vnis
w Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price so bottle.
To be had Of all the principal Druggists city Also Of IN.
following Druggists: Wv
Todd Christian, Petersburg, Va; r. stAher Lynehb,ry
"a King roy NSrtok Va arek GwAhmey Portsmouth,
Dr. z Camm Williamsburg, Johnston
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LET EVERY ONE MAN THIS:

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M.s.rs DovE5 CoGentlemen Eneiod piels~ nnd sccoun
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entirely out 81 Rheumati Eminent glad " yo
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poCH quiet doing worthy o. no,cs-reoslpts very
nominal price fT15Qs Wheat dull with receipt
We quote fair prime rel ibfbi5s good prime white
lsbfs 40 Corn We quote mixed
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quote common good lurs from ~ f5H good and
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T. HUSBAND. PhnadelphI..
SELLING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING AND CENTS

FURNISHING GOODS,
THNo close the 10th Of March, No isi Main street opposite
II Eagie square. . D. GOODMAN
VIII the last Of March IN my large room
80 iig Main large entirely new stock Of
aud summer Clothing. (e2D J. D'G'
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Mesr DoNs Cn-Grntlemen Please send
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much general satisfaction Turf
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mrn smother part Of paper.
M I'D LOTHIAN NOTICE.-An adjourned annual
Vn meeting OF tie Stockholders OF the Md Coal Mining
Company VIII be held at The COLUMBIAN HOTEL THURSDAY
next, the 21h Instant, i2 O'Clock.
t22-1I JOHN c. srASARD, Secretary
OFfICE YfKgISIA FRE a MAINE INsrE,Ncg Co
Richmond, 23ri FEB 1856.
IuNiiE regular annual election this Cr
II the ensuing will b. held the on
MONDAY the Srd OF March next, at II o'clock A.
TI0S VI. ALFRIEND,
tE'-u't
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premises; but the committee express the opinion
that it is very strange, that Sons Of Temperance
should be found amongst those who petition for
license to establish grogshop, the very thing our
order design to uproot and abolish. Strange and
inconsistent rs such conduct appears to your COM
mittee, yet they would by all means, guard and
sustain the great right of individual judgment, In
all cases, in which the constitutions of the Sons
Of Temperance have not prescribed course to be
pursued, rather than exercise On inquisitorial
power which is not conferred.
The admission If lady visitors into the Subordi-
nate Divisions, is feature in our organization,
calculated to do much good. 1t has done much
alrealy-and will, in future, it is fondly hoped,
fully justify the fondest auticpations Of those who
devised and introduced this feature into our or
der. Woman sympathizes with the woes Of man,
and is always ready to minister to our wants and
suferings.
Your committee have not thought proper to
submit any Resolutions. Their views are embodied
in this Report, which is respectfully submitted.
HENRY SUMMER,
Chairman.
Bro. Walter moved to take up the Re-
port scriatim. Adopted.
The first part in reference to Prohibition,
was adopted. The third, in relation to the
quarterly meeting of the Grand Division,
was disagreed to.
The fourth clause of the report, in refer
ence to the Pledge, produced an animated
debate, which was cut short by motion to
recede from business, until half past 8 o.
clock, P. NJ =, which motion prevailed.
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consisting of Bros Walker, May, and Nc,

consisting of Bros Walker, May, and Nc
Gully.
Az APPEAL. from the decision Of Bcnncttsville
Division, No. As, Sons of Ten. erance, to the
Grand Division Sons of Temperance, of South
Carolina -
THE. .CAsg.-M. s. Hcustes, one of the P. W.
P's of Bennettsyilc Division, removed to the West
several years since, leaving his name in good
standing on the Books, with his dues paid in ad-
vance for some time. Subsequently, by permit
ting his name to remain OH the Books and paying
nothing, his dues increased until it became neces-
sary for the Division to take some action in the
case Heretofore, it has been the uniform prac
tce of the Division to discipline defauiting men,
bers according to Art G., Sections End aud 3rd Of
the By laws to which reference is to be had for
proper understanding of this case.
BY this process of O. for offence, involving
rpprimanl, suspension, or expulsion, it becomes
necessary to allow the accused fair trial, and to
give due notice to the delinquent that an opportu-
nifty may be allowed for defence if it is proposed
to proceed to such extreme punishment, as rcprl-
mand, suspension, or expulsion.
In the case under consideration all the prescri-
bed preliminary forms had been observed, such as
preferring charge, referring to Committee &C.,
bat from the impracticability of communicating
with Bro. EIeustes, no notice was served on him
rs to the proposed action Of the Division, but the
Committee simply moved that his membership be
declared forfeited because his dues had been neg
lected for more than one year, according to Sec
ton 1st of Article 2nd of the Revised Rules Of
Order, adopted by the National Division, Of the
Sons Of Temperance Of North America.
This motion prevailed by two thirds vote of
the Division, and the w. P declared Bro. IIeus-
IN. mhnr, ,l,in fnrfpifn3 occnrl:nylv
Il was thercupon moved that his name be enter
ed on the Black Book, which motion also prevail
ed by the casting vote of the presiding officer.
Brother S. J. Townsend appealed from this de-
cision to the Grand Division, on the following
grounds
Frst.-That the Division had acted unconstitu-
tionally in orlerins the name of member, whose
membership was declared forfeited to be entered
on the Black Book, which Book is kept exclusive
ly for the entry Of the names Of those who have
been expelled and disgraced.
Second-That the declaration of forjriturs i'm
plies loss of rights and privileges, and not Of dis
grace and expulsion.
Thud-That the penalties of expulsion, sus-
pension and rejection should not be visited on
members .torfciting membership.
All of which is respectfully submitted to the
Grand Division for their action.
WM. ]. DAVID, W.P.
Bennettsvle Division, No. As.
J. II. IICDsos, r. s., pro tenn.
November 10, 1856.
Bro. LaAIotte rendered the invitation of
Taylor Division, No. 8, to join them in pro-
cession to the point where the public addres,
ses will be delivered, which was accepted.
On motion, Grand Division adjourned to
meet to morrow morning, at II o'clock.
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All of which is respectfully submitted.
G. S. BOWER, G. 7.
November 2G, 1856.
Bro Lamotte submitted the following Re-
port of Bro. O'Neall, Chairman of the News
paper Committee, which was referred to a
select Committee Of .fre, consisting of Bros
Lamotte, Beatty, Holman, j. +. 3. Evans,
and Thayer:
REPORT: The Committee charged with tho
Temperance Newspaper report, that from the
number of subscribers reported by the Divisions,
they have no doubt such q paper can be well sus-
tancd prospectus was agreed upon aud has
been issued and it is hoped will be returned by the
different persons to whom it has been sent, with
sufficient subscriptions to justify the issuing of the
paper. 1t is hoped the Grand Division will take
further steps to insure the publication of so i'm
portant Journal.
JOHN BELTON O'NEALL, Chairman.
On motion Of Bro. Thayer, Bro. W. W.
Purse was elected Messenger, and was then
introduced and obligated.
The following appeal of Bro. S. j. Town
send, Of No. As, was presented by the Grand
Scribe, and referred to Committee of three,
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81 o'clock, P. NJ.

8! o'clock, L. NJ.
Grand Division convened. Officers same
as this evening.
The Report on the G. W. P's. Report was
again taken up. The fifth clause in regard
to Lecturer was adopted.
In reference to the sixth clause, relating
to printing the proceedings of past meetings
of this body, Bro. Walter moved division
of the question, which was coucurred in,
and The first paragraph was agreed to-as
also, after considerable debate, the latter.
The seventh and last paragraphs in regard
to the report of D. G.. W. P. Holman and
Lady Visitors, were adopted.
Bro. Walker, Chairman of Committee on
the appeal of Bro. S. j. Townsend, read
his report, which was laid on the table for
future action.
Bro. Kennedy moved that a Committee
be appointed to select places of meeting for
this body the ensuing year-adopted. G..
W. P. appointed Bros. Kennedy, Towns
end and Barton the Committee.
On motion Grand Division adjourned to
meet on tomorrow morning, at o'clock.
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FRIDAY, 2Sth-9 o'clock, A. NJ.

Grand Division met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Officers same as yesterday. Opened
with singing and prayer. Minutes of yes
terday were read and approved.
Grand Scribe presented sundry bills which
were referred to the Committee on Finance.
On motion,
Resolved, That the sum of S. per hundred cop
les, be charged by the G. s., for the Manual, re-
Gently published by the National Division.
The hour for election of Officers having
arrived, the members proceeded to ballot
The following is the result:
HENRY SUMNER, G.. W. P.
EBENEZER THAYER, G. w. A.
SIMEON CORLEY, G. S.
G.S. BOWER, G. Y.
JOHN CORDERO, G.. G.
G. W. KING, G.. Sentinel.
Rev. H. H. DURANT, G.. Chaplain.
W. THURLOW CASTON, P. G.. W. P.
G.. G. reported all the officers elect, pres
ent, except Grand Chaplain, and Grand Di-
vision proceeded to the installation, P. NJ.
W. P, O'Neall, in the chair.
On taking the chair, G. w. P, Summer
made few very appropriate remarks.
Bro. John May, of the Committee on FL
nance, submitted the following Report,
which was adopted:
G. u, p. Officers and Brothers The Finance
Committee to whom were referred the Reports
aud Books of the Grand Scribe and Grand Treasu-
rer, beg leave to Report that they have examined
the same, compared them with their vouchers, and
find them correct.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN MAY,
JOHN I. WALTER,
]. WEST CAUGHMAN.
Columbia, Nov. 2G, 1856.
Subsequently to the above report, the G. S.
submitted sundry accounts, which the Committee
have duly examined and recommend their payment.
JOHN MAY,
JOHN /. WALTER.
In addition to the above report, said Com
mittee submitted another, in reference to the
incompleteness of Credentials, as to one of
the members of this body, which, after a
lengthy debate, was recommitted. The spe-
cial order of the day in reference to the re-
solution of petitioning the National Divis-
ion, in relation to altering the Pledge, was
taken up After few words of explanation,
the whole matter was postponed until the
Quarterly Meeting in April.
Bro. LaMotte rendered an invitation to
meet at this Hall, this evening, at 8 o'clock,
previous to assembling at the Banquet.
On motion, the following report of Bro.
Walker was taken up for consideration -
REPORT.
The Committee to whom was referred the ap-
peal of Bro. s. J. Townsend, of Bennettsville
Division, in the case of NJ. S. Huestes, beg leave
to report: That they havc given it that consid-
Grafton due to appeals from Subordinate Divisions
to this body. After examining the case, your
Committee fully concur in the opinion that the ap-
peal should be sustained by the Grand Division ).
and offer the following reasons for this decision:
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Officers same as this morning-the P. G..
W. P. present. Opened with singing and
prayer. Bro ]. NJ. Phinney, P. W..P. Of
No. 13, being properly vouched for, was in
troduced and obligated.
Bro. A. NJ. Kennedy moved that we now
enter into nomination of Officers for the en-
suing year. Adopted.
Bros. Griffin and Redwood submitted the
Constitutions and Bylaws of Williamson
and Single Star Divisions, which were refer
red to the appropriate Committee.
On motion, adjourned to meet to night,
Immediately after the close of the public
meeting.
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RSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1856.

1st. The forfeiture of membership for non-payment
of dues does not condemn the offending members
name to place on the Black Book, which is kept
exclusively for the names of those who have been
expelled and disgraced. End. That NJ. s. Hues-
tes forfeited his membership for non-payment OF
dues, but should not be subjected to the penalties
attending an expelled and disgraced member.
3rd. That the action of Bcnnettsyille Division is
unconstitutional, as the offending brother was not
summoned as distinctly prescribed in Art. T. Sec.
8, of the constitution of Subordinate Divisions.
4th. That the delinquent members name was IN
good standing on the books of his Division, and
his dues paid in advance for some time, when
leaving the State. Before Offering the following
resolution your Committee would avow their dis
appreciation Of visiting upon offending members,
the extreme penalties of the law, where tho Of
fence does not deserve such punishment.
Re,oiped, That the decision of Bennettsville
Division in the case of NJ. s. IIuestcs in placing
his name on the Black Book be reversed.
Respectfully submitted,
J. A. WALKER,
JOHN MAY,
s. S. McCULLY,
The appended resolution was adopted.
A motion to strike out the third clause of
the report was debated warmly on both sides,
but cut short by a motion to recede from bu-
siness, until half past 8 o'clock, which was
carried.
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EBENEIER THAYER, G. w. A.
The following resolution of thanks was
offered by Bro. Walker, and unanimously
adopted by a standing vote.
Rcsolred, unanimously, by this Grand Division,
that the ability and devotion Of p. G.. W.. p.
CASTOR, in the cause of temperance, and this Or
der, deserve the heart felt thanks Of every lover
of our glorious cause; and that in vacating the
Chair of G.. W. P. this body desires to convey to
him an expression of its approval of his kind,
dignfed aud efficient conduct, while presiding
over the deliberations of this Grand Division.
Bro. Kennedy offered the following. which
was adopted:
Resolved That the g. S. be respectfully request
ed to send on the names, with the P. o. address
of the officers elect for the ensuing year also the
names Of the representatives to the National Di.
vision) with short account of the proceedings Of
tie present session to the Crusader, published in
Cincinnati, Ohio -
On motion Of Bro. S. S. MoGully. Re
solued, That the Circular Of the able and
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vENTE PAR LE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE La LOUISIAN

II II LII LIN LIZ u 4O1h4N1.
James E. North & Co., Cour de District, "a
VS.. PaTolsse st. Landry,
Mark W. Harwel, No. 1911.
I'M vertu dun writ de e. fa., lance dams
- le process ci-dessus intitule, par la Cour
de District, dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry ct
moi adsesse, sera oiert en- vente publque, pour
du compliant, la Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse
lie Sanedi, Ter Mars proclaim, 1855, commeneant a
IL heures du matin ct continuant dc jour en- jour,
sill est necessaire tous les droits ttres nterets ct
pretentions de Mark W. Harweil, dams ct aux pro-
pretes suivantes sasies pour satisfare le dit WRIT
savoir S.
I'm certain Moroccan de Terre, situe Bellevue,
contenant 263 acres ct 92100, plus moins, borne
aFOuest par dcs terres de Mile Demise Bourque ct
Nine Eliza Dixon ct lie Quart NordEst de la Section
No. IA, borne au Sud par des terres de Vauchere
Boutt6, FEST par rhabtation sucriere du defen-
deur, au Nord par partie de la dite habitation
sucriere, par un morceau de terre suppose Gtre de
Ia cipriere publique, consistant Ell e Lot No ct Ia
moiti6 Quest du Quart Sud0uest de la Section l3.-
LIE Quart Nord-O Oues du Quart NordOuest de la Sec
ton Pile Lot I'm GU Deux de la Section "a ct lie
Lot No. de la Section l3, Township Sud de La
Rangee Est.
LV. CHACHERE, Sheriff
Bureau du sherif, St. Landry, &c Janviei, 1885,
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DELIBERATIONS DU CoNsE1L DE VILE DEs
0pET ousAs

DELIBERATIONS DU CoNsEIL DE VILE DEs
OPELoUsAs. --.s.
ID Dece,nbre. 1856 LIE Conseil s'assemble.-
Present JAMES Ray, President MN. c. Hollier,
C. Mornhinveg, NJ Mussand and NJ Perrault, elu
en- place de John Cochran, resignataire,
La petition de M. G. Ayrivie ayant etc lue.
Sur motion de NJ Mussand, RssOl~, Qu'un comite
de deux membres soft nomme, d qui la dite petition
sera referee ct don't lie devoir sera de fare rap
port lie suet ct importance de la dite petition,
sans dGlai. Sur motion de M. Perrault, NM. Mus
sand ct Mornhinveg sont nornnles du dit comlte.
LIE President presente Ia petition dun nombre
Inhabitants de la Paroisse St Landry ct de la vile
des Opelousas, relative Petat de dllapidation du
Cmetiere Protestant de la dite vilie aquelle ayant
ete iue; sur quot Sur motion de M. A. PeTTauit,
RSso1v Qu'uu conite de trois membres soft nomme
pour examiner minutieusement lie Cimetiere Pro-
testant dams la vile des Opelousas, faiTe rap
port sur les reparations ct innovations quill est me-
cessaire d'Y faire avec lie codt probable du mon
tant des depenses eft fare rapport aussi vte que
possible-Et de plus, Rssoln, Que ie dit comite
ouvre une liste de subscription, an de sassurer de
oueI ontant les habitants sDnt disposes souscrre
pour les rsparations neeessaires au dit cametere,
ct que aueique somme qui puisse manquer soft pa
wee mar la vile des Opelousas. LIE President NOM
me NM NJ. Perrault, G. Hollier ct NJ. Mussand
du comite. s
Sur motion. de NJ. perrault, Resolu Qu'un comite
de deux membres soft nomm6 pour examiner Ia
Pompe-a.Feu ct la sEemise dams laquele ellie es'
gard9e ct quill rapporte quelles reparations elles
ont besoin les denx. lie President nomme MN
M perrault ct e. Mornhinveg du comite.
sur motion De M. NJ Mussand, la somme de
cinouante piastres est appropriee des fonds de Ia
Vile. pour les separations la dte Pompe-a-Feu e.
sa Case.
6F. Sensat. Constable de la vile des Opelousal
pr6sente les complies suivants
Eo. 1-Diverses depenses payees par lui
pour Ia Vile, x.s~ess. II l9 81
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INroLERANcE-L LIE Delta nous sgnale, en- ces
termes, un fait d'intolerance religeuse qu s'est
produt bureau de la direction des ecoles du Pre-
mier District:
Prescription. premier exemple frappant de
prescription, pour cause de religion, a etc fourn
avant- her soir, roccasion de relection des pro-
fesseurs des ecoles pubiques du Premier District
Tous les anciens professeurs ont etc reelus, fex-
ception de Mile Mullen, de Mile Hanton ct de Mile
Scudy, ct on croft gen6raement que demoiselles
ont etc destituees parce qu'elles appartiennent
la religion catholique romaine ct frequentent les
eglises. C'est la seue cause que Pom puisse ASST
6 Cest en- s6ance secrete que lie dit conseil s'est
decide renvoyer ces jeunes files; or, CONNIE il
refuse de motiver ace, esquees sont les seuies
catholiques, qu gurassent la liste des profess
seurs, tire la consequence que cette proScrip-
tion eu pour base leur croyance religieuse.
" 81 nous sommes dams lie faux nous esperons que
la direction ecatera tous les doutes en- tasant con-
naitre les motifs reels qui lont guidee.'
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NOUVELLES ! NOUvELLES II

Nous sommes redevables Fun des officiers du
Aary Bess, commando par lie capitaine John Lyons,
pour trois journaux, desquels nous extrayons les
nouvelles suvantes
LEGISLATURE DE LA LOUISIANA.
PREMIER jour- Baton Rouge, 81 Janpier, 1856.
SENAT
lie Senat s'est reuni aujourdhui ct s'est organise
en- elisant Honorable w. F. Griffin, des Avoyelles
pour president provisoire.
Vingt.cinq membres etaent presents.
Jos. A. Warner etc Glu Secretaire B. Childress
Sergent darmes, ct w. c. Martin, garden des portes
La lecture etc donnee dune lettre du Secre-
taire dEtat transmettant des documents reatifs
elections contesees. Cette ettre etc referee un
comit9 special compose de MN. Harrison, Simms,
Lavergne, McMurdo ct Burlington.
LIE S9nat s'est ajourne demain, 10 heures.
lie Second jour rien dfmportant.
CHAMBRE.
NJ. Van. Wrinkle, de Ia Pointe-Coupee, est appelG
fauteu, ct apres rappel nominal, la Chambre pro-
cede la nomination dun Orateur. Voici lie result
tat du vote:
w. W. Pugh, de rAssomption, 43 voix.
A. Duperrier, de st. Martin, 81 "
En- consequence NJ. Pugh est proclame president
N. Higgins est 6lu premier clerc ct H. Perralta,
garden des portes
La Chambre s'ajourne demain. a midi,
Tous les officers des deux Cha1nbres sont demo-
crates.
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vENTE PAR lie SHERIFF.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Nathan Jarvis l. Co.,
Cour de District,
Paroisse st. Landry

Nathan Jarvis Co., } Cour de District
VS.. ParOlSse St. Landry,
Jacques Arnaud admr. & ais, No 1917.
I'm vertu dun writ de Fl. fa., lance dams
- le process ci-dessus iutitule, par la Cour
de District dams ct pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry, ct
moi adress&, il sera ofert EN- vente publique, pour
du complaint la Maison de Cour de cette Paroisse,
lie Samedi, Ter Mars proclaim, 1855, commenqant
II heures du matin ct continuaut de jour Ell jour-
sill est necessaire tous les droit ttres nter9ts ct
pretentions de Jacques Arnaud, admir- ais, dams ct
aux proprietes suvantes, saises pour satisaire lie
dit writ, savoir
Tn certain Moroccan de Terre, contenant cent
quiuze arpents de superfcie, plus ou mons borne
au Nord par de la terre appartenant dernierement
la We jacques Arnaud, au Sud par le Bayou Fuse
ler, rOuest par de la terre dAdolphe Sicily, ct
rEst par lie Bayou Teche; etant lie meme achete
par Antoine ct Jacques Arnaud de la we Elizabeth
Steen, en- Tannee 1s4s LIE Lot achete par lie DR.
Mills savoir Deux acres de face sur le Fuselier,
sur deux acres de profondeuE bornes au Sud par de
la terre du vendeur, a rEst par un grand fosse, a
rOuest par de la terre du yendeur, ct Sud par lie
dit Bayou.
L. Y. CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Bureau du Sherif, St. Landry, 26 Janvier 1856.