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'H'a PLANTERS.

A tKlN's Corr. and Cotton Culiivaton
IA THE truly useful agricultural inpfey-
m,nt, has hren fully tested hr highly res
pertable and practical planters who aftefluf
trial. say that by lis use n the cultivation
Of Cun. Cane, Or Cotton, there is d saving
bf at least one third the labor ~ 'non and
horse oyer the cominan row. It q new
invention Patented March 20. ist6
Planters are invited tocalI and examine il.
A supply un hand and for sale ht
". +. TttNNARD.
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nNo1 n uRANnrAE, having purchased the
~ srrar Etute If 7 Fpthns, nn lafayette, In
forms heir friends ana the rnhlic eehrralT that
they have Just received trpm New O. eans large
Assortment W Imported Separs of all Brands,
pipes ur All sarts. no. assorted Chewing aud
Smoking Tobacco, Imported tiEnrettNs and also
the hest Mplee'a Segsrs All oideis from the
country promptly attended To-
The Yonng America Cigar Store folicitsa share
IL public patrenars.
r HNn7
ap.aGtf rMAE. GRANnpRF,
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Music Teaching.

rTNElF subscriber, well knowing .Igs -
I 70 the citizens Of Ba'onsF q y
Rutsa, iron, long residence, oiIars HE pro
tessienal services to the public. as teacher
of the piARu FuRrr, the VioL,v. and Cor
tnf.A.piernv He will alsu furnish inasic
inr Private Parties, eoiree, Sc Letters
addressed to him through The post oflice,
will be promptly answered, and otdeis lett
at Tie tuniet office, will meet immediate
attention. ottliI H. W. JOLLY.
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ases.Esarness. Svhins.t &c,

rHIl3 Subscribers assortment ni Cartia
4 ges Harness whips, tsc. is naw rem-
plete. and b IL ties un examination II
iii stock before purchasing IN New Or
ieana, ~ ip guarantees his prices as low as
as any IN the south.
Nalereotn corner Of Third and Fiorila
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing itl
superior style al the old established stand
eelnes ot Main and Church Strneis.
W. +. THNNARn.
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WATER Cisterns, Drippers and fwers
w oval, oetagon and coiored Hall Lamps
enamelled Stew rans. block lin and iron
Sauce Pans. turned brass Preserve ket-
tlest castiron and eatthen Spiitoons oval.
square and Gothic Walters. Salvers and
Tea Trays Lamp Globes Glimmers aud
Wick rich center table French Busters ,
common Yankee ditto commorAWooden
Furnished. Brlania aud silver ISted Ia
be Castor. at MuNrAN y Hueuft.
mays Church street
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EDMOND LEGENDRE.
Worker IN Tin. Copper and Sheet iron.

fht,d St.-Neatty otYosite Beoi's sttbie,
TIME subscriber uIl attend promptly
Il to all orders in his line. making and
repairing cutters, copper pipes for machi''e-
nv stove ripes. ese
MA COED stock ol Tin ware al ways on
hand. and made to order
may 3-y ED bEGENhHf'
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BATON ROUGE
Dying and Securing Establishment

FI'iiE snbsrtihet hnrinr removed ta the cefntr
! Of rliri and Fl0rida SITS, ~ unw prepared to
d. work entrusted to hia care IA the npnttst ah1
ntp " tbnaiilike mnunpr:
e9its Clothes nrt f,l,rsfss ,sttttFe Ncsy.
lie II ptenateH to afe rar tie hAdieR& Gentlemen
tAbfHs.
trnpp sharis, fYel ur color restored. 10 matter
what tnter sax Dresses. shar4, Hprtlne. bar
eees psraenls, r'enntd. dFetl ot feraled Leg
horn ponncts, dyri NJ washed
GENTLEMEN
t'aestmafea, Marae, Alpnrra. Cloth Clothes,
either rlenuel. rp'or restrfpd nr dtH1 70 any
eule, preferred, witt desralai e''d raatn"sa.
marT NJ lloESLr Dyer.
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Architectural Caroa, N(.
G. q. WILSON,
tJcuse. Sign b. Ornamental Painter,

HUUHHf bFgH g VfHHnfsfrtHf HffrVSf'
Third street, Two doors North cf the Post Office.
HAVING permanently located n Baton Rouge.
III "a would respectfully sblicit s'rhre Of the
public pa trunape. Being practicable wnfkmen, We
ara 10 work OF the hiest reaabnnble terms ana 10
the hest style
ALSO, Gfaihing, Marbilhr, Glazing 4 I'D Paper
hanging neatly exeenteh
s1#~ Plantation work solicited ahd promptly
attended 10 Hecls-Fl
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Ennssas0sscsg sGEc.

STATE OF LOUtSiANA-Patish Of East
Baton Nuriga-No. lo4l and 1850, Jus
ticos Court. before !. A Walker. ]. T.,
second ward Of said rarsh-R. Horf-
MANN. ct al, Us losuuA Wihsov
EpY NlRI III, Of an alias commission, is
4 , sued IN the above entitled ard uutu-
hered cause and tn inc directed bv +, 4.
Walkaf. i. T.. ii end TOR the second watd ol
said Parish. | viii ohrf at public sale ut
the Cont House ,Ioat Of said Parish, III the
City Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY.. ts,e tst day of November.
next, 1856. at / o'clock, a. NJ, Of said day.
all the right. title, interest and claims Of
the defendant, loshun Wilson, in or Il, the
property hereinafter yetforth and described
by him, surrendered TO pay and satisfy The
Judgment. interest and cost III the above
entitled and numbered ceuses, 10 wit
A certoin lot Of ground situated in that
rart of the city oi Baton Rouge laid out
bv the late Ellie Beauregard, and designated
on the plan thereof as let No 4, OF Square
No 3q, together with all he buildings aud
improvements thereon.
Terms Of Salr--Ou credit oi twelve
months from the day of sale, the purchaser
10 furnish bond with approved personal
security. bearing five per cent interest irom
date until paid ard special mortgage retain
ed on the Property sold until the full and
final payment Of said bond and interest
thereon. V. BABiN-
oct 4. Sheriff.
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saw and Saw Rlades.

NROSSCUT, Pit, pannel, Rip, Tenon,
u Steel and brass back; Butchers, Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
escorted sizes and the most Of them ot
Smear 4 Jackson 81 make, Always on
hand a, the Hardware store OF
jan25-y --AseV'sS o LaNo0ss
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llrofrssianal Hotties.
f,rntnsslnnnl cn.vl.

Professional Casd.
nR, nuCHEtN. OF the Medical Faculty
" OF Moutpelier (Francel having re-
recently established himself IN this City,
sttsrs his prola ssianal services to the pubic
ny-He will At all times be found at Nr.
putnb's residence, Inear Judge Burksl
unless professionally engaged laet2A-d.
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Gbt sllotl'il'a Con'et.
Published Daily Mondays Excepted
q, A. PIKE. Eaitor Il Proprietor.
Office on Third Street,

FERNS. --rns sehscriptonis ased 1T The
eats If 40 ~ per ahham, payable IN advance or
81 90 40 the expiration 81 slS months The Week
as IA published IT ~ AZ per anhnn,. invariably N
aivarep, Bath Will he phartnaly delivered with
IL the limits Of tile city by tile carrier.
gS Ahsnrtisira.- OaR Dollar per square
Isl, the atst Insertion, and hnf that htiDnht fnf
aeet subsequent insertion-ten lines o. legs, cen
fitute square.
ssnrts Advertising. Nlerrhnntsi l'ta-
tprs, and othpfa will be contracted With ah tie
t,sxt reasnnalir tetiis,
aw~seb@ Syoris. aeuR facilities ntr aeins
Fah-Weik with neatt9as uta despatch u ~ ""
ipties ur ealuts, cannot be surpassed Ivy ahy es-
tahiei',rsnt M THE Gtt-si,ci az;
I,wyeHs' paiFrt -BAtt. fiEgBfs -pusfFRs- -hift
SjtAps- Itl W isnisus--p pRuGRhaaEs -EtEcfios
1trFers--n nptuaars' L,BFta -GaRBs CtHtuhvns T
aud NisitrHg UaRDs. For farthef particulars, we
sifitt sou TO cnil mud see OH srerntens
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7 NNH1
ritAE. GRANnpRF,


7 TENDER 70 my patrons sincere thanks
4 tar thpr past ibelnl patronage end soli-
citing an extension Of their tayors, at the
sane time would inform them and the COM
mhnty At large that have this day asso-
riatetl with myself George Forest o!
P|aquemne. The business will be com
tinued ufder The name ard firm Of Brown
y Forest.
Patton Ronge inlyl w. BROWN
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

GRAIN CRADLES Complete; Straw
" Cutters; Corn Shelters; Twig and
Hedge Shears Hay Knives Svthes; Sick
les, Sheaths: Hay Forks; Rakes; Chain
Pumps Garden Engine; Rrlar Hooks
Pick Axes: Grind Stone Craaks Axe
Handles. Curry Combs; Hoes Spades
Shoves; Axes. &c. &c, It
LARGUIER & LAN0UE,
may23. Cor Lafayette & Florida,
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sssndries-.Iust Received.

sesnNr1cs--.HWs hkeGGsxRa,
nRIFD PgtTNES, fresh and good, s cts
" nef pound
40 900 Percussion Caps, different kinds
20 dozen Bath Bricks,
do Olive OIL tpurel
l2 do. Browns itsst nee Ginger;
l5 Reams Letter and FoolsCap Paper ;
1000 III Capi'ola Scgars. fine flavor;
5000 Boxes Clarhs' Matches
eco battles Ctrii oI .dDgnesia
80 do Dry Lemouade. at
inneb. BOGEL'S Drug store.
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Dcmttsfrg.

tpur rNnERslGNES offers his
services TO the eitigens oF hn- IfYS 80 ss4ssN
ION Rouge and the adjoining Par lI1f "
t,has lie Is prepared 70 execute all ttannet 9,
restat eeeretieps on the mest approved and
s,isntier prtueteies known to The profession.
Uptna graduate OF the baltimore College If
mental surgery, and with several sehrs practical
eypatirnre In his profession, he feels warranted
III SAVING that IT he does rot give satisfaction no
cbsyte win he male strict attention gives to
irregularities of chldren's teeth.
sxF~ TERMS s-REAsoNABbE No aehatge made
fnr professional aavice,
sw~ Office hears-frem so'elock 4, NJ, to ar. NJ.
w-prFf1F-~,Seeond Floor ef Henoa't','s
R{eh seflftae4-ffsedte Ensraacs "a Fd1ff,fd
.Nva. riap3s.u1 R,F TAYLOR, ~ =
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New and pnnular mnsio.

New and Popular MUSIC,
FE1HE Flower Queen; Say yes Pussy ;
1 Bell Brandon; Don be angry Mother ,
Norma March Sereuade March; lis
Midnight Hour When the moon TN the
lake is bearnins Aurora Callopade; Sa-
Lutte la France. Willie We have toissee
You; aud Shanghai Polka, lnst received
and for sale be GEO, NJ. HEROWAN.
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~ Architects. builders. planters, Sc,
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform
the public that they have in the City
of Baton Rouge. one Of the largest and
best machine shops in the United States
Tor the manufacture Of every description of
SASH DOORS. BLINDS. MOUbDINGS; /;
Tuning, Planning. Tongueing and Groov-
ing. and that they are fully prepared to
contract Ior the etet tlon Of Building Ne.
NJ Orders filled with neatness and des-
patch on the most reasonable terms
lnlyil. BROWN y FOREST.
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Medicines.
xvhisEkey.
Paints, OILS, Glass, etc,

LEPT constantly in large quantities and
II supplied at New Orleans prices
Tire ght aadedl for cash. WV. BosEL.
iulyis Druggist,
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TIE MAGIC conn AND con MILL,

ff'nE MAuff CORN AND con MJlL is super
| iur - any httetrfHre ufiafrt ior GRINDING
FEED ron STOCK twill grind twenty bushels
" stbrk feed rat hant. with the power If oha
mule ot Il viii grind six bushels of fine meal
prr hour, ., sv bushels Dfcptn ant epl, fhr stock
feed PEI hour, with the power of nne mule.
This MAGIC NItGL was patented III Serten-
bpr, 1873, nrI Is undoubtedly superior to al tq
predecessors.
unr prices will te found t1 BE- n'urh lnwcr than
othsr niils of inr titr iHuilt, For sale hy
SAMUEL LOnKE, T, 8 nnd Ffnnt hevee.
EeF niippts.
Agent faF the Manulae rfera.
EFa-- fhc above described NI eau he scen a Z
the store Of Y. r PuuKEf, Church Street, Baton
llauee, Who IL tie agfut FIR tlte sale II tha
satne The mill cnn be furnished A. any lapding
81 the river, hetwean New Orleans and nstau
Sara rar @h--freight included inaYTiy
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the distinct understanding that they would be retired
from tho market, and thus kept out of competition
with any bonds that the Board might desire to SELL
What law was violated by this transaction1 What
injury was done to the Satel One debt of the State
was cancelled by the creation of another debt; and
that was ALL We can readily imagine why, while
Inc Board would agree to exchange like this they
would not agree TO "exchange all the drafts for Siuic
bonds For the simple reason, suspect. that, if
such IN exchange werc made, bonds for large
amount would at once be distributed among n thou
sand persons, whose necessities would compel them
to enter the market competitors of the State for the
sale of herb bonds
We shall continue this subject in our next.
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,,,uoND ENQUIREh'
rIlE .,r,wrrxlY. ASp WEEKLY
.,:;'gE' .,:,,,r nT' PRYOR Il DuNNA'ANr'

TERMS: ,,,,o and at no
o,,,n dollars per ahhu'i'' IL ~ an,
0sy tsi'S' ,.krn .or shorter P',,m PrIH"' md
20 d2.!".' ',T,'rsly nv, dollars per "An'' -;
~ lhr SH payable III ADVANCE W - "a Soilars
s>,, t'' ~ .,y,;'' Gy mill. pos, pax" '' FIN "'
....n .;;&c r"' ,x.,IduE The 'ircnl"',.n " ,he
,as ,,,w ,.,rrT 81 N the southern S,AtTi WETKiY
frgNn IN, III" issGa 'i s,,sr of
Exam, have t'n'nS." a'.,"y Nil tc rcadlns matter VI
y a' S'' ,,irs iI the political S"nI .I i, was half
asA 'T Tfx%ylKtR which :, new ~, n"rposc of the
MoNN ~, ,,,y .:n,c ,ha: ! nc P"In Of the
Is 40 heir energies 10 i:'' ' bn.nrc the
~. CO. N .No,h.neism has '''"e"'
ENQUIRER j. published every; every " Nr '"V i"r = %
"c'SS 49, ,,,,,.n ii pad !" "d>"''. Irrioi, is
g". al = = . mad, III advance ,,r $40 six
H. payment "S. M the ;n.ewv- f"'", ~ f,r SO
IN ''vo, =, rnU,!rsr VII bet"'m,-S" ~ IN in
Ess oil we .,r $40 ,wcn;y four toP'''' "'"
same P'"FTTIF!iRSSMs OF ApvERTISlNG: ,c.s ar..
THE nn ..p,. and every succeeding ,;m.,
lr.cn my ',%',.r,yi ;wIcr a week "T &c
= GEMS , . halr Cc,;s Tor caci !hsst!.o''
II" ,,i",, ius,r,e,: only Once wee" MY ''''''
''if l.rT,.WzENiy-Eor rsS i so 80 :.,..,,;o,
."s gents. Tor each saos"Gle"' S,.
2 O. -, vaca Inserted cE!! once Il weeA
y 90. w,rhn-Fur TsS lines or TsS. His' ,'''''''o'
-, .y, cent, ~. cnc.! n;;nG".''e '''!
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Deduct this srm, which was received
from Barring. Brothers Il Co., on
the sale of t. / OG. .OG0 sterling bonds
on the rate Of 81 per 100,
Sy1n 5GS ~

NorE (AD To secure this sum- in addition Ia what
will he received out Of the assets o the late firm of Sci
den, Withers Il Co., the Board of Public Works lave
lad conveyed to them III trust for the state Il large
amount Of valuable real estate. belonging To MI
Withcrs located in Virginia, Alexandria and ST.
Louis, Missour; and, aIFn, collateral security,
bonds nf the Chesapeake and Ohio Cnnal. amounting
to s4i5370 II, which belonged to the lnlc firm
Norr OBJ To secure this sum, there nrr Sli 06U
uf 7 prr cent Cincinnati and lisboro Rail ltund
bonds in the Bank OF III. Republic subject to the or,
der of the Board of Public W"rks-ih!s IL considered
pood--the interest has been drawn regularly and
placed ia the treasury.
NorE &C.. These bonds were deposited in the
Bank nt the Republic i'll conformity with the coniract
of John Thompson heretofore reported TO the LrGis-
lu,ure by the Board of Public Works.
NnTE tD.) This is the balance due the State upon
the slGO GUO sterling bonds in hnnds of j. l. So";tcr
upon which lie hns advanced S4oo,no".
THE soRrHwEsTERS RAILROAD.
The special order wic! was the bill repeating the
restrictions HOW imposed upon the Northwestern
Rail Road Company WIS taken up.
The pending question was upon inc amendment
submitted by Mr.. PArLL 10 the ball rs amended by
the adoption of Mr.. BaANNoSs substitute published
n few DAYS ago. Ii provided that as condition oi
the, removal of Ia. restrictions the Baltimore and
Ohio Rnl Road Company should redeem the bonds
la,nouatins to $500 O0Ui issued by the city of Wheel.
inr to meet its corporate subscription I" The capital
stock of said company.
Mr. BuRwELL Of Bedford proposed ms substitute
for this amendment, provisc, requiring the North
Western Railroad Company ~ guarantee TO the city
Of Wheeling, tb" semi-annual payment ct dividends
On IN. amount Of ia subscriptions 10 the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company at a rate of not less than
six per per annum, from ana Gtter lst oi July,
1853 and until the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Com
pany shall have prepared the earth work iexc-pt en-
argng the tunnes) aud n.asonry necessary for lay
ing a double track from Cumberland TO Wheeling
The company is also relieved from the requirement
~, erert any doubia bridges other perlSuble strc
turc until, in the opinion of the company, it shall be
necessary.
The merits of the amendments were discussed by
Mes.rs PAUL., BURwELL of Bedford, BoREhAHi
HoLLIpAY, aud others. o.
The vote upon Mr. BuRwELL's amendment WIS
then nut, and it was agreed to-ayes So, noes'i.
Mr. HlErr submitted proviso, prescrioihs, ns
urther condition of the removal Qt the said resuG
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NUMBER So.

| rh!L,pELPHn, Feb. l9.-The National Amcri.
can Council re-asse'nbI-,l his nr,.iH CEorr: u.
Freeman OF Philadelphia, Vice President, prcs;,!i,S
resolution providing for the admission of rcuorcS
was offered, but laid IN the iabi ur;il ar.; sL-iN
be had on the question of contested seals. Drr;u.
the calling OF the roll The Loaisinnu delegation ,r,
scented their credentials for am;>s"n.which wcr.,b.
Jec'ed TO because the Roman Catholic tr-. was ~
recognized by the Louisiana Council. 4 warm q.
bate ensucd on motion 10 admit the tc.rra.N
without credentials, which iiuay prevacd--ycas ~
noes 30.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ~. p. N.-The Council Ia, \
warm debate on the contested SEATS oi The Penn
syivania delegation, which terminated in tie u:!..-
sion Of Mr. Ellie and others. ignoring the 2l SEQ
sion Of the National platform. III" yot" s,ooI 81
% d. causing bitter feeling among the Southern aeg
gnteS.
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way essens the responsibility he under to bestow
that vote in manner consistent with his own posi-
ton and in accordance with the wishes Of his ccns.i.
tuents. When called upon To VOTE is scarcely pro.
bab!c hc could have known what The result would be-
and i is even possible that his vote and the Influence
OF his example upon others !niL. have been Success
| ful in securing Mr.. Aiknns cerrinn
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IT,, $50.
House OF DELEGATES.
rhe House mot nj u O'Clock.


The Clerk read communication from The senate
Informing the llJusc Of tie passage of bill CT
titled an net - amend the irst section oi al act III
cooperating the Dug Spur Turnpike Company.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Some few Senate bills were reported back from
committees.
Sir. CmHIsrIiS. from the committee on Roads Ne.
reported bill for thu construction of the Frederick
and Morgan Turnpike.
suspsssioS OF srASpiSG ORDER.
Mr.. JoSEp OF GIoure-,.r, moved to suspend th'
call Of committees, with view to enable him T." re
sclnd the order nudc by :hr House few daya ago. I;
the effect that c frs! hour after the cal! Of
mrrcas should be devoted 10 the reading OF bills II;
,her first realing, HMd after n NJ this stage shall b'
advanced stage, To proceed with bills Oh their st
cond reading.
The motion was agreed Ia. aud the motion to re
sclnd being put, WIS agreed to-
THE PUBLIC PRINTER.
Mr. ToMLiy, from special committee, reported Z
bill to ensure greater efficiency in making and print
ing reports of companies and Institutions required
for the use OF the General Assembly.
REPORTS uF sPECIAL C0MMITrLE.
Mr.. AsHRY, from special committee, reporter! Il
bill to incorporate the Bcryylilc Methodist EnSco-
pal Cemetery Company
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were presented and ePpro-
priaelv referred
By Mr.. Wuop-Of John II. Dibb, md large
number of other merchants and traders OF Charoltcs-
vile, complanin. Of the injustice and inequality o!
the revenue laws.
By Mr.. PowELL-Df merchants. and other clii-
zcns of Loudoun, praying change in the revenue
lnwS.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM SECOND AUDITOR.
The SPEAKER submitted n communication from thc
Second Auditor. accompanying statement exhibit
nr credits applicable u the reduction or balancing
of Tie accounts transmitted by him To the Senate. III
January last, showing an issue of bonds amounting
TO $91O,jUS rs, over and above the actual receipts
from that source.
The following is copy Of the statement showing
fin. credits applicable To- the reduction Of llir
1910 sos w. referred, to by the Second Auditor. i'll his
communication of the 18th of January ust to the Sc
nate.
Ist This sum due by Selden, Withers II Co.. Oh
account of per cent coupon bonds, advanced them
Arctic Saj5OOO 90
end This sum due on account of 5per
rate nj ssS per 100 23Gi49 33
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ltl Sf''f''
3rd. For the amount Of 6 per cent.
bonds lost in the steamer Arctic il
they are not renewed (B) ll3,00D
4'" hy r"s s,urr@s. ,,Ip "' for " ' wa 100000
atl,. For the amount Of per cent.
bonds in the hands of the Bank of
Republic, New York, subject to
the order of the Board of Public
Works (c) oo,Voo
9Th. For the amount to be- settled
with J. +. SOutther OH the sale of
sl0o,nDO tD) "3.ooo
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IMAM - 49,. nERRIMAC.
N,.,,,Groy, Feb lS.-Capt. fendesrast hHs been
ordered 70 the command OF :he new United States
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diana are relied upon with moro ccn-
6dence than any other sections OF the
North. The Enguirer gives US at
once the reason and the object Of this
reliance. IL proposes. TO de.ach those
sections from tbs North: to bind them
in sentiment and interest with the
Slave States, and to secure their ad.
hesion ia the formation Of Southern
Confederacy. The line which bounds
the Buchanan vote is thus to be made
lhe line Of Disunion. The Stat 3
which Buchanan carries, it Is hoped.
may be relied upon as seeding Slates.
,- The South. moreover. ,s 10 enter
into negotiations with etherc States
and. Nalions for the promotion Of this
great design, California, IL is belIev-
ed. may be seduced into it:-and II
necessary. the South is also 10 treat
with Russia. Cuba and Brazil. These
schemes come from The party by which
the Republican movement is stigma
lized as sectional And these ayow-
ais OF them show conslusively that
while. for the purpose OF gaining ia
vor, the controlling leaders. OF the
Buchanan party.--those men and
those sections by which, his nomina-
tion was achieved, by which his cleo
ton is to be accomplished. IL il be ac-
complished at all, and BY whom his
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sp1s Ts. "a .ns M'sn. = ouas 'h , rs'As'' o.
.s,a' m wv ~as '"o' !" '"e rs'
We Killed XII twenty and burnt the t,wn
Il Same evening. n lnr re number made
their appearance near ) Camp. y We
expect 70 have a 6 ght at Prairie City
We then march to Lawrence. where
we will have the big 6ght. We need
men and means. There are here now
1900 men. and about 500 opposite
Lawrence that will operate with ns 81
Brown was supposed to. be killed al
0ssaw atomic. Urge all men to come
on. 1se Yours, JAS. CnLks.
II Ne have also the Wsstport Border
.Rs6ran Extra. of Sund.y evenings
date. which ha. the following ;n,eiii-
renee. of similar purport :: 90 ~.
y gIor;ous N.ws l. 0.sawattom;e IA.
ken | Two Browns K,Iled-We are
indebted /, Col Thosl H,nkle for the
Following important and gratifying