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JAMS fss1sas shsr, do IA Paroi,ee d'ors.ss.
Fifth District coursl CITIZENS, BANK OF LOUISIANA VS..
e New 1saas; JACQUES "a 1881:
In = = u d Htia VI seIAute anu GHH
New osans above entitled N MsIsny shsl
ss
ns oE es s s P i'd #
measuring arpsns anda half front said
being composed She and .,
5 s sess Sf'SS
July, same ysai,issa; ''' Jay o.
Together with sill the buildings improvements thereon
ees sl T . ohI %
50 long from the river and
ho slin aF, .s Iasn order I'll, Al
ssd Is sas s ssGf ss Ss
asS ~ IT, and
aGtas and he LANDED and Two yaIs'
cent as, nsrsy and special mortgage on the ponry sod ill
solssd bearing masay and
r.o,s '"N 'ps''' JOSEPH HuFTx, f1NN'
nsisu IS ~ v,l,a1,
gRA n TT SS ~,
Sc par phoaorabs coqaam cour De District de i. Noarss
moi st q: ss, s
IT, q sg,. % aRP s s ss @ an
Royaie. l,sdjudieation
GsR 9s IasaH Ia
dear do ouatre vpets nTpents 49, $50 e'''A'
I.d.s portion !s: No. noe
ISL pubic en- s'' s's'ds i Hsas
Ensemble toutss m bs e. existent
@3ssSs
sds:
Sss s sa.: d.
neu;s sctaeIensns sur L bord du canal Nc pa1
r. n oan q H. st, Don n1ep r, eno dan. Ia
4 T. s sas,s
Of s'''nH' d'''
Gu Ss hn e,sd
g. pas fnts sn dspss qas
's':
vsada' j''41'A paffA Placement JOSEPH HurrY,
.s. . e. !! sas; Dc Ia Ea.e::s !7
NY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias direct
Il se sbo D ent esa m M os f AND
's shs Ran me ans r a. bub aas.oa
Royal On MONDAY February s. isss a. 70
CERTAIN LOT OF eRorND ,vass in tho Thi,5 n -
M Of this s, ia The No. led BY crsRs Love
,Nrop- h,8,
ing story frame house hinp rosfe hasin four
Kitchen single rooted, having rooms
seths. me ye af u paved WIN nhsha'
TO-. IL .asb or ny .ha s suat-
,,a..t.@,.ss s,.. sosE as HyETy,
iAhs' - 20 0ae'il Oh Ine Fatish OF ofeans'
-. =, - Wv, .-,
toUA De DISTRICT Ia NE De Ia Nile Orleans vs.
es L. Nop1 sihF1EN RoDi NO. lol7l
HNN VERIU DUN writ de feri faClaS adj
des.e par pHouo1able Clpquiemg Cour de District de- In
Nouyse dam aaire c-dsus NJ A.rieny
midi dams la Rotouds DE- ia Boas d ST.
Louis entrs csss d. Cbartrss ct Royale
UNI TERRAIN siue dara lie Trosme Di,trst 5s cae villa
dDf rs Ne 49, par e'Fa' crsP Am0ur Nasns
a Terrain m'ur CD ped' a Ia rue de sur S' de
MASON baqss en- bos couyerte en-
bsrdsaux aysnt cbanbre, cuyes cour brque:6 etc.
Is tout aaisi dsua Pafaire ci-dessus
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment ia Naturalization
p'@a 'N 'D-'A' 10 JosEPIi HtFrY
iaes tsb4 IA 90 Sheriff de Ia Paroisss d,orl6snp
SIXTH DIaTRIcT COURT ClIYo new ORLEANS MOLlERE
Of New Orleap1 DUVERNAf-No a,4e3.
as sfae;ss sdrseed bv ,bs Honorabe tho sirsh n.',
Court Of Nav Orleans in the abovs entitled cause In NJ
tba
srest bstwssn ch.es and Rovsi sest. MONnAy LO
ssh 1855 at ia O'clock M -' = "''
ihis CITY, being 81, s6' meas
street, by fest in
dsP.h "a, ,,-.-.,
u,to hsnnp,np or in any ge anna sininv
$50 - tLs' H. - ~ "4' Aft''"'"1Hs'
Terms cash on he auot
-r~ IosrpIy tJrrFTy
;s,e.,a1a ~ shox;9 ~ a. D. ~ - n,
J"">1'''a 'Aeitu VI 'no hit<h u oiAHsnD'
| c, r,-.. - r-n. - . VIM. H. :, ,,,, :,
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oR NV oRLHLNs No. 2,sH.
pi VIRTUE Of an alias plurius writ of fieri
cias directed by the noporabe Sixth District Court
New Orleans 10 the above entitled proceed TO sell
public suction in tha Rounda If CITY Exchange ST.
b;Nee1 CHARITIES and Royal atrss MoNIAY 1885,
O'Clock M
The Negro Man. slave for m HARRY, aged about sixty
years.
Seized ia the above suit.
Terms, cash on abe spoi.
NANDEvILLE MARIGNY,
of the Pss ho fG,fsn
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GUNDRIES-
~ 1000 packages Figs in dtuma, half drums and bo1e
So bags iArsa IrAra Almonds.
IS boxes London Layer RaanR, ]. Clemena'.
100 boxes Cit1or,
IS Sardiues, in whole and half boxes.
SO bag Black Pepper.
$50 ho1es Lemons.
IS Punes in Jars.
bag, FibertE.
1000 bundles Gunuy Bags
10 bses Hops t crop,
rs half boIes MIR Rasns,
10 Casks Zaue Currants.
IS boxes Pie Fruit.
10 bills Br All! Nuts,
Is Cherry Brandy.
900 hoxes Fra CrarkeYs.
rs canes Canton Ginger. For sale by
dsg A. Z. COCHRAN i HALL. IS Grsvier It
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, o.. WINTER
GRd OPENING OF RICH MILLINERY. .@1s
0SeSsM IRIS. PECK Qate Jeffers,) Nv
- Corner OF Camp and Julia streeta, &sS
HeEGS RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM HER
Lad general that she has just received
large invoice FRENCH HATS CAPS CLOARS and MANTILA
which he will open TUESDAY, November 6h 1885, and pocs
their attention to them before purchasing elsewhere,
large and elegant Of DRESS TRAININGS RIB
BONS FLOWERS Wells, GLOVES all OF which will be sold
al low prices.
tar Drsss Making upentonded Mrs PECK herse guar
antee tha adss depend attention pnd Fashion,
Taaae and Style. o. nose SIN
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Second District Pound,

NWTAS brought to the Second District Pound, CORNER
/ wv Of ST. Ann and Derbigny streets, as estrays-
One black, white and dark brown Cow crop and under
nick in the right slit crop and undernck in the left
ear branded ST. IT, on the left hip
One red Cow. white spots under the belly and on The
slit crop and under-niok on the right ear cop
and under-nick in the left ear, no brand visible.
F. One black white and pale yellow she Goat. -9%
One white she Goat, yellow and black head.
Which, if not claimed Within ten days. and the bx-
psnses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at skid
pound FRIDAY the LIST day Of February, 1856 10
O'Clock A. III.
AUG. S. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Jan. q, 1856. 50
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49, [ No. 25T6
Resolved, That the companies OF National Guards, Il
and G, be and they are hereby authorized to the
~ WIN is ; ,Sh n a
the same having been previously appropriated for said
purpose by the Council the said use 10 cease when
the Council shall ordan.
Be it further Tssolred, That the sum of seventy five
dollars be and the is hereby appropriated, in
der 10 put the ssame in condition provide for the
arms of said companies, and that the Comptroller war
rant on the Treasurer payable to the commanders OF
said companies, for said amount.
lSgnedl EE. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fSignedl J. j. LUGENBUHL.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January rs. 1856.
ja26 [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS.

s5F COMMON sCoUNC Gil.
City of New Orleans, January "a, 1856.
5% E #G5$ s5sE4 G. No. s2565 ] jss5E
Resolpsa That olomon AudeF Esq, be and he i
hereby accepted as security for Louis J Huard, n
under Warden of the City Work House in place Of r
j. Kerr and 3. Alpuente. Il *6 a ~
Esignedl E. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[signedl J. J. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved january 25, 1856.
ja26 [Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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SLAVE DEPOT, 1866 COMMON g a.
hseD III 81, pndsgaea has hand and will
cebtanc full assortment of SLAVES, consisting NM
ETC., etc. - - ' -A-'A"s
Hsring eared the rae-rtory dwelling Common resY
street, no prepared and
saFes on as reasonable be obtained city,
~ Particular attention will be Of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY 1856 Common street.
Q g r q n G 9 -.
Fellows Co; Curry Kicks l. Coz Richard Reet
j. G. Cocks Co; Watt d DeSaulss. - ~ ,
N B-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for likely VOTING
NEGROES. f " ''N-' 49, =,
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q etc conduit su depot des EpaTes du Quatyieme
Districts rue Jackson entTe les Constance ct au-
EEL CONNIE epave-
une Vaone rouge yant les oreles coupaes obque
en- dessus e bout de la queue blanc etampe vble
81 Giles ne sont pas reeames dams dix jour ct es de-
penses payeeg lis aeront yenduB penchere pubiore au
dit depot AAED e de Eevrier 1855 10 heures A. ii.
}=5su AUG s. PHELPS. Oommissaire, DIES Ryes
NouVelle-Orleans, 20 JanVier, 1856. ja25 fell "a
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MILLINERY.

OPENING
GNnFALL, AND WINTER MILLINERY. sFgM
HS& MRS. MeENANY, ~.
WIZ 229 Camp street, corner of Julia street, sa.
I MT OST RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
Ladies' her generally that ahe hn received
assortment Of Velvet Satin silk and Sa Lades Maes aud
iChtldren'a B0NNETS Of the latest Partisan style.
,,,,... A lso
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, LACE Wells, EAfBR01DERlES,
SWANS DOWNand CUFFS, JOUyIN KID GLOVES, CoRSETS.
sk and Cloth PARASoLS ec otc will be opened
on cnday 18th November to which the Ladies' invited 10 call
end examine! They will 7ery moderate prices. no
lLADIEs! OUR OPENING DAY.
]AHR RS. G. W. ROPER, No. 1875 Poy-
az ns,n Ss s, ls and
assortment Of 80 5s- e WI
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
Velve! Bonneta,
8,,, Satin and Plush Bonnau 7-
d III Esa.hera, .I' .I|. ...
/ U.n Flowers, t. .s. ..I.. .I.. # ....
X D., Lace Ves . l.-
DreRa Trimmings etc.
Which Mrs. R. respectfully Invites the Ladies' ana ha country
buyers 10 call and examine. .. '.'H o. '. nol2 II
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STARCH-600 boxes Pearl, for sale by
~ dA JosEeH LANDS Il CO., IS TshVupAfalaI street.
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j @ u RlN,l At.
THE lsTO IN COUNCIL u.
BOARD or All. DERlrEN.

q TUESDAY, January %, 1856. y
Ihe Beard met this day pursuant to adjourn-
e Taant.
Members presen Hon. j !. Lugenbuhl,
President; Messrs. Bailey, Durell, nenagre,
Culhertson, Dupre, g llnore, Prague, pfisa.
Pride and Temp ling az rs s5$ss5 +.
The reading Of the minutes was On fnotloh
dispensed With 5Sssf s
III HI lowing message was read
BOARD or ass n " y ,szs
rs .ha fesdsat ana oflhe 4 !, S
GESrIEsrFs-sThe hi owing resoutions adopted BY
your honorable bod were concurre 4 n BY the Board
4 a Tssoiasion The COMPTROLLER arrant
onthe g yorof nus laanpng for 500
make Hill legal annn the com
tract bafwsan The oily and foha Thorne his heirs or
cur amendment 70 The following resolution was
4 eoncurred hi BIZ This Board 81: ss5@5 5
soution instructng the Surveyor 10 Withhold the
sum of S25n ifothe certificate of the contractor for
draining the Second SectIon ii fine for non COM
pance with his contract. VI
The following resolution was concurrea In with an
amendment
II a resolution appointing a committee Of conference
10 take into the expediency of selling The
from the tobacco the limits Of the city
# MessTs Wilt, Thayer, Chambers, BarbaIin and
Vioett were appointed member Of the committee on
the part Of this Board.
h Respectfully i.
JAMES IA. HOPKINS. Secretary
On motion tic following amend naents of the
Assistant Board to the e resolution appointing
d committee of conferences 90 take into conside
ration The expedienoy selling the privilege Of
CONSTRUCTIVE, etc. B railroad On the levee from |
the Tobacco n arehousss To the upper limits Of |
Aha we're CONQUERED In, viz to strike ou6
the words lover Tobacco W arehouses' and in |
gert United States Barracks and to insert |
the words Il fVe members In lieu Of sf four
anail1 balsl Il
\ The flowing message was read :s Isl
BoARDSoF ASSISTANT i
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Fourth District Pound.
NM as brought TO the Fourth District Pound Jack
wv son street. between Laurel and Constance, as
estray- :"
One red Cow both ears undersigned the tip Of the tail
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and thd ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auctio at
said pound TUESDAY the 9Th day Of February 1856
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
AUG 8. PHELPS, Street Commissions.
New Orleans, Jan. Is, 1855. -
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No. 2566 !
Rescued. That the Surveyor be and is hereby re-
quredlo repair the shell road along the Carondelet
Canal said repairs 10 be made with either shells or
hundred and fifty dollars. .l5. Fl
tSigned) HAN 10. L. TRACY; ss
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tsignedl =. LUGENBuHL, ~
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved January 25 1856. 5s# 81
ja26 fSignedl III JOHN L. LIE WIS, Mayor. RI
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s No. 1857 s5 s2E5
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller warrant on the Trea
surer in favor Of B. s. Harrison, for the of six
due os bill feed furnished for horses Of Black
and Red Maria from July 2s, 1854 to Dec "a, 1856.
[Signedl Sf 5E. Z. TRACY,
aaiT President Board Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl i'll. LUGENBuHL,
S$8S President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January IS, 1856
I j26 Esignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
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4 ift35- Il t..-s-..I No. 257S !
4 Resolvea,BThat resolution No. 1870, approved Sep
TENDER H. 1855 and which provides q that all ceriif
Gates issued in pursuance of contract, shall bear
seven per cent per annum interest from the date of
their approval by the chairman of the Finance Com
nilee until paid be and the is hereby repealed
[Signedl u. L. TRACY,
4 m, President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
\ TSigned1 ]. J. LUGENBUHL,
81 President Board of Aldermen
Approved January IS, 1855.
;aae [signedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
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great countries.
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No.257o.
Resoluea, That the Street Commissioner be, and he
is hereby requested remove, after i've days. notice
having been giving by him, the Ice Cream saloon oc.
cupied BY Constantine Ki, situated on the levee, in
front of Jackson Square, Second District.
[Signed e. Il. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl y. J. LUGENBUHL, %
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January 25 1856
ja23 [signed1 JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. \
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Ia 1olloWing n1easage was read

's ME- BOARD OF AssIsTANTt55ALDE i
ss# January 18th, 1856
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I'll etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Quatrieme
Ostrlct rue JACKSON entire les rues Constance OF Lau
rel CONNIE epave--
I'm CheVal rouan bleu ayant Ia queue ct la crinere
one !ument ayant des taches rouge ct blaNches Ia
Une Pouliche noire ayant lie front blanc Ia cripere
courte, ct 10 queue Tongue.
une CheVre nore lie cote droit ct lie front bancs les
81 les dts animaux sont pas reclsmeeg dams dix
oufs es les depenses payees ees seront vendueP en-
ohers pubique, au dit depot, LUNDI, IS courant 10
beures A. NJ.
AUG. >: PHELPS, CommiBsaire des Rues.
NouTene.orleans, 10 Janvler, 1856 jat6 % 26
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"A etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Troisie me
Ill District, rue des Champs Eysees No. 49, CONNIE
epaves-
une Vache taehetee nore ct blanc une etampe indie.
chisrsble la hanche drote
Une CheVre jaime, ayant du noire lie tese OF aux
jambes. ,-6. 'E - -
Une CheYre noire ct blanche ".
q les dts animaux sont pas recames dams dix jours
~ es dspenses psyees us seront Tendus Fenchere pu
bique, au dit depot, MARDI 10 FeVrier 1856, 10
AUG. s. PHELPS. Comnissaire des Rues
Il N'Ae-oFleans, 70 Janvier, 1856. ST ia25 fe14 A
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Rssalptd, That the Street Commissioner, be and he is
hereby requested have laid Rag stone crossing at
the intersection of Common and Claiborne 10 Clara
street, northwest side, provided the shall NOT
cost more than twenty-five dollars.
LSignedl f. l.. TRACY,
y President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Tsgnedl J. J. LUGENBUHL,
Ill.,. ....a n President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January 25, 1866
ja26 lsignedl JOHN L, LEWIS. Mayor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

We greatly incline to thick seeding. and
our experience proves that an addition
over the usual quantity of seed sown more
than compensates.
The best steep for seed wheat is solu
ton es h!ao yitsiol at the rate Of onn
pound to every FIVE bushels. Soak the
seed wheat twelve hours in this solution.
and II is certain preventive Of smut
The world is indebt to The late John S
Carwrle, of Newberry, for this discovery
and 1t has now been practiccd and tested
twenty-five years with uni ersal success.
leu years ago South Carolina frd her
cities from the grain fields Of the North
how she exports wheat and 1omr to Il
considerable extent aud wheat crops have
! proved more remuncrativc to the plan.
tcrs than cotton. The middle and upper
districts, now connected by railroad com
munication with Charleston, should be.
come almost entirely grain growing dis.
trcts. Following in the track Of grain
growing, would be found systems Of stock
raising, and when the horses, mules and
bacon used 10y the State are produced
| within our borders, then can We uuper in.
creased prosperity and complete indepcn
dcnce.
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A LIST UF LETTERS.

REMAINING in the lost Office at Lau-
caster Court House, :. e., Oct. lot 1896
B.-i:Iton, j.; baily, }. =; Button, -. A.;
Ballard, ".
C.--Cauihcn, w. g.; clarke, jason
Clarke, Mrs. & T..
D.-DINon, Miss 5. r.; Davis, J. NJ.
F.-Fuulkncr. d: FIcnmiug. -; rundcr-
5urk, \. H.; Finchcr, Il. f.; F,uld, -. H..
h.-tiuTler, }. r.; Humphrey =, G.; liam
by, l.. a, Hougo, Mss. H., hagins, Mrs. NJ:
Hays. Mrs.
k.-kcmnngron. S. ID.
l.-LemG-uMs, Mrs ~.
h.-Moorr, H., Mccormick, ". J.; Moth
rrshcd, j., MaItIn, Miss >. l..
P.--lniler, W. T.; rUr, ID. NJ, Fylcr,
C.. 4.
R-Rogcrs, Mr.; Robinson, S; Rutland,
{. y.
S.--Steedmah, J. A.; Singa, T. r.; Star
ley, J. a.; S.ogner, Iohn; Sulwrii, y. /.
Ii h"mpson, Jas; Ihomp>on, A.;
Thompson, Mra. T.. H., lay Ior, Mrs. NJ.
Wv aiscn, H.; NaI,s, +.
Persons calling for letters in The above
list, VIII please SAY they are advertised.
HOS. Il. MAGiIL, 4. NJ.
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Hoops this seems to he the delicate vii
ter question among the ladies. Sha.lthey
wear hoops or no hoops during the tenn
pest time. Shall they throw away the
graceful auxiliary, or put on more flanne'
aud defy old Boreas with i,s pleasant
usel They are undecided. We thInk,
however, the hoop will carry the day. /,
has too suddenly won the affection ot the
iair leaders of ton 10 pe cast aside 80 re
m"rsele' sly; and We presume ii is quite os
sible TO make il sufficiently ponderouS, or
to adapt us weight TO the mcIemency vi
The seas N. So, 0iOe ie cerceau IN Y.
Sunday Times.
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NJ ALL ARRANGEMENT.

CAMDEN MAIL
D"c Monday, cdnc,d..y and Friday, 1T S
Ucioch. p ~
Departs IncsdNy. Thursdly and i;aIDrdu
"t :, am
tlihkiDTL MAIL, Via MONROE
Due MondS!, W cdursday, aud Friia,, at 8
U'c p Ia.
bcP"Na Tuesday, Thursday and Saturda,
AT, III
PiNLVILl.E MAIL.
Due Monday and Friday, at u pm
Departs Sunday aud Thursday niSpm.
LENISVili.E MAIL.
Due Friday at o'clock y. III.
Departs saturday al a M
CHESTERFIELD MAIL.
Due SATURDAY, al 10 q vi"rl;. -. M.
Depart cdmcsd"y. al 2u'cinck, p. IN.
All letters mmst be deposited u, ou'ciuch
+ III, Ia insure their departure BY next mail
All persons Who receive new spaprrs and
oiler periodicals, viii observe that The Law
reqnhre Tie posi"ge To nc p"iu quagicTiy in
Hd, hnCv,
LeiIcI- aud transient Lew -paper- uu>l b.
pfepasd, oiherS Isr they are not mailed,
Il. X. AA1lLt., y. ".
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The following is from CrnwiordsvilIe.
Indiana, paper. Read it and be as,onish-
ed:
"Slhe doctrine that has heen 40 boldly
advocated by tho leaders oftbe prty du.
ring Tie last year, "that q negro anas as
good as a white man has become, with
a majority Of the members of tha, pariy,a
fixed fact. No longer than last week u
man residing in the ,icni,y Of Oherin Col
lege, in the State Of Ohio, gave h:s only
daughter IN marriage 10 Il sooty African
who had hceu educated at this Abolition
institute. This man, we understand, is IL
State cIcc,oT ON the Fremont titka.. au.l
reg IDS the negro as his equal. The
young lady is described as being extreme.
~ beautiful and but sixteen ycars of ACE,
willie her dusky lord is bIacker than the
darkest midnighi.'
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In the gardens Of Chcpul,cpcc, near
Mexico, the first object that strikes the
eye is the magnificent cypress Of Monte.
znma. IL had auaiued its lnll growth
when that monarch was on the throne,
l520 } SO that it must now Le at least
400 years old; yet it still retains all the
Sigor of youthful vegetation. Tho trunk
Is 4 feet in circumference, yeI ,l:e height
is so majestic rs to make even this enor.
nous mass appear slender. AT Santa
Marie de TuIa, in Oaxaca, is cypreS,
o3 ] 2 feet in circumference, which does
not yet show any symptom of decay
Exchange.
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FALL FLOWING.


ho .,nn,nr.,a4 ,I o. "' '"'"S may
\" ""'"'',"' ,''e 'en'u u'''hS oeco'ne
'""''u ~ "''N "h'o"S" Tue summer Is
"'N'e 's"'ouS ~" Ue''cf l'tg"'vu Tor Ia
W. '''''' III ''iS sF'''E' ana o'"er l"''h
w. I;'. - '''9 P',sS,"s II" - "e'''"""S ui""
49,. '."o ''''0 S',e''t1o'' ma" III '''a' uo''-
,Ie rN''o"' ' q" t'o !''""''S oe u"oo
"n'sl 10 pGSS'o'o III t'' '"''' '"u s"!' 'ie
,tam, "i'" h ,, "o",u sN1 a.; "o''iua"' employ
'''e"' ~ '"e '"''i'e' ana HIS te"'hs,'h uraM'
,"s M"""e' e'osS P'o"'"S' eoi''a'''s'
W"
z. In the 'aI!' low, moist lands are gen
.fai! III better condition Tor p,Owng than
III spring ''me' We say generally Tor
'"'S season io"' mol>t lands ale dcctdeG.I
LiO'sl' ~ present. StiiI We canuoi hope
'or any Deter st"te very cary neAi year,
Hn" " P'o"ea "s 'hey should be- wet
'anos VIII s"iier very little from water
'h'ouSh the w'hter.
3. Stuff, heavy SOILS, plowed in autumn
ande' 80, hy The ac,ion OF water and !ro.,,
more thorough dlslnlrgr"llou--clays ) are
PuiNcrI@cd and crHmb.ed, aud heavy IONS
and bard pan lands are acted upon III "a
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5rIert 35urtrq.
TRUE EOBILITY

Who shall ildrc ma, from, N,t,r,,
WHO shal, know him hy h;s dras.e
Paurers NAV bo E, r,r n-ir.o.
Princes fit for sor,o,hinn lee.
Crumpled shir, and d;rfv ;,ctet
NAV bcc,otho tho colIon oro
OF the dcppp,t tbou@bt o,d f,.,;,r
Satin vest could do no moro
There are sp,iogs Of pnrast c,,s,,
Ever welipr ont Of s,o,o.
Niddrn. rrpshcd .na a,.',...'
God, who ror,,. hr.o,,I, on"'
Loves and nros,n,o ,,,,,,.,S
N'h;c bo yoI,,,. 'h..,,'D ''"I ",''
Dyt os ,oL,i,. -. ,I.S - S"o''
-. - '''e 9'''
Man urraiscd above his G.u,ws
OFT forccts his r,,yows ,bon.
Masters rnlcrs-Ior3 ronor,ho,
That yonr mc.rest hand. aron,,n
Men of labor nen Of f.oIioo
Men crtbouult and ,non nr e.,o
C!ailing equal rigLts to Srnsb;n,
Inaman's ennoblipc ,.mo
There are foam.nmhr,iior.an n,,
There orc l;,tla vood ,,,I n;,ia