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m0FFATT's LEE PILLS ann
PHHNEx HKTTERs.

THE best Family Medicine now bsfors
L the public, for the cure Of Serofula,
Ulcers, Scarvey, or EruptioHs Of the Ska,
Fever shd Agus, Dyspepsia, DTopsy, and
in fact most all diseases soon yiald 10 their
curative properties.
It has been computed that daring me
last twenty-five years upwards of Fora
Millions Of persons have been heash Eed
By thsSaae Of these medicines fact which
speaks volumes La favor pf theis curative
PToperties~-a single trial win place than
beTond the reach Of eompetion h tbs 80
ttnate q every patient. BY their nse he
JIood Ii RESTORED to Healthy Eaasa and
freed from all Impurities, The system d
not reduced during their opegasian, bit in-
vigorateds aud they Fsqalrs 40 reatratTe
from business ar pleasure
Ths afflicted have IL these madiginss 8
remedy that win do Cor them 81 mat med
icins saa possibly effect.
Prepared BIZ w. B. MaFFAT, 81. D.,
New York, aud Cor sale BY
". r. sPo0Rs Gounesl Eluaa.
July II, 1857. ~
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Nsw Orleans, Oct. II

Ali run ON the banks have ceased
Confidence is restored, and no failures
are reported. The suspended free banks
contemplate an early resumption. AZ
fairs are moro cheerful and easier.
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PlaE6ogMas ennntkr ard Ca scales SCALE
beams, spring balances, dial baIaAeaa aRa
stseiyards, 90 hand and Eog sale by
G. E. FOX.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
NUOKoLI.s A CO.

NU0kohI.S A. CO.
Gasmwe@a, xawm.
ssuxx Wonld cali The akEankinAsf -.
me pespis ef Nils ana 81 !
N 5ekatng eeaa ies Ee khs aaeEA
that thsy hasa eomEiSsd EEssiE aew stors
house and have inst R4entve5 and orsamsa css
Of the largest end auoak varied assoraasnE
IL naw gOo3ss sveF hEan to WESTERN tawa.
Our Rssortmsat 81 Dry Goods, beth aE
Amer lean and foraiga maaafAeturs are 90
eomplses "a viii b Eoumd In the WESTERN
country. r......-
Amoageug GrOeartsa msy BE- E0una--
% hid. NO. sagar,
5ClaxkAaa. Do .s --
80 sack Ris Celss.
90 chas&a Tea, asseFta8,
200 a. sIh bexsA Tsa,
300 sacks e, a. Salt.
100 barrels "a aa
200 saeks Dairy ae
80 barrels Melassss,
e0h do SyTap.
400 Bed-seaaday al paAasFmR.
B2RaAas cabboAraas kim sasss, ck@iFx, laan
gas, makmasss, ssaaAA, a., &c.
100 eosk aad hsaftng stpvss, ala psstazas
aaa sizes.
9sOE1S @A@M -SaAAas ntkssass pa4nsS .sAis
: o o rs AID sHoRs.
We have SIXTY eases, eli sorts aad al.
terms. And sTaFy thing else that nav Be-
| faaR& la ssogesAAaa a4dm oe Nc Laais. OzT
hsasy Len n Asa - tha eaalaes 81 %
many euslxsss snagea elE0ag huns he sts2Aa.
have shown 70 a. tks mseassaky II dothg )
pay d0wn haslmsaa. ThsEskogs, We hsva
i
msans we hapa " Gear saeh Endorsements q
these that visa Go pay aewn for spoda, shaa
thsy wiI1 aMRaaY sasEhasa.
~ asamM u u kf 0aR hGssaasss. n are
not sahiset Go inass By bad daAts and oaaaR
ioasas, whish surely f0laowa sEkex eraaaEinm.
We 10 naS wsstezd - aAE - EshwzaaEa gsIkY
and 0EnaAA does tkat eHrs q w@& glaak
o. iapsss Bwmr sssaag. hua W. 80 aay We will
give yoM more 9oeas Gng yomr MaNsv, kksa
any ether heawe wssko 20 q. Ksesas.
Call and exAmlae~@-n@ kFanhIa e aAoa
. wo@as RamamakaE the sign &c the Chaan
c4aA Eheges GlaawssaA Iawa.
4 We hmy dr9 haasss Aaks, nslgrias,
eoFn, whaaa, Gals, bsron, pnFk. wax taliew,
ks. kH - Highest pgiess
- II isss aass
EMMzaElxGW ~
IYxTK va sslE goeas q sAs iswest caah
Nv saAaas aNs@ Feseige kaFTsaleT 9 fsfs y
sAInsN 4 1888 - q 80 ssaIss g. Asssa -.
4 60 Skssk e AeEasasssna aalnsg.
= =. 4 g - 80 sss 3 ~ -. ~ y
N nssss22a szs q Pszxe&&s kzsa, sa&s,
I ksIa M u ssHha Aa aAsa sags n
! il s - aaAnm mn asM sssssA Il!
sx xSssF ~ -
49, s&XHN*#& e s# ss 81 ssN
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We learn that Mr. j, R. HEAEY and
lady, the talented theatrical aRtistes, are
Intending 10 revisit oar city soon.
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gHreHar saws.

OF all sixsa, from Q 70 90 In. Of Branch
CIooks's and Rrost eelshFatsd makss alSa,
theiT Nil, mulsy, pit, eroas-eRt and tenor
sawsi large stock on hand and foE sails
BY CaJ. FOX.
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CHANGED Hands

The Robinson House, formerly kept
by G. A. Robinson, is hereafter to be
under the management Of Mr.. WisFiek.
He intends keeping a Grst class hotel.
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IN

The nsat that struck Patrick OsFslli.
gao ovm she eyre sswfd SAT- pasase.n waal
int0wn yesterday. he did nos saEl ii
aax ollce,
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Mrs. 4. W. nAsagsa, - widow of the
lass saerssAsy of Usah, died - s1ssseana
csss, d ssaay tAa - inst, axaah can
gssssgs ak
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WI W. cUET8G. Il. o. KKTTa.
gUMVER d BELTS.
Civil Engineers, Surveyors aud
General Land and Real
Ea1e Agents.

M3aI3 &x%xs slH SIS #Aeeat - 81 : IONA
GIVE pers0nAl attention ts TIE ssiseaion
sY ana entry IL Gevegnmank Lard III Wes-
tern and NoFthesn Iowa. 10 the psashass
and sale Of iangis and sskY and apwn Prep
ssky. Laad vsarrants koagslf I'D sod
REFERENCES
Aasakagn CaGhkAa 80 - sasaAkEa kss n
EsAA Ewem FIRES p. cpaf gp..s s-s.sss4M "
ii h. ymlz Fsea n q d. Msmksse assss xssg. n
"a Jaznes y Cgass iAes Gems y ssse.ssss4
J*zsAas Mnii9sTs 4. SeEwMas saM.
d Naks s sss.sTs.s gss.ssssss sRs aleanzstzA u.
gaasns @eaa &sss ssss ssAaas, MRas
/. %. 4, Gzsssg, @. ksss ssssss5sFHz a1sTs 3. 8
aa~ ~
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0Bwago, Oct. "a.
Luther Wright'a Bank viii rasame buzz
iniess soon; probably On Monday.
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RARTrCuT-AR NOTICE.

Those knowing themselves indebted to
the RuaGK 0xvacn FOR sahaeripsiDa, AA-
vsrtiaiAg and Job work, are requested 70
cali at the Office and make immediate set.
tlsmsnt. We stand greatly in need Of eur
dues, and must have them. Il
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aheaaRe.

Ewrtay eysning, ahs Thsaa-
rieaI 81 tGais city favored COR d.
inans with Dns oF their sntsFsaimmamaa
The 'sBeaeon bf Deaahn was produasa
with much effect, being BY fAg sha best
pisse played the seasoa. 81 - truly -
ahseting.and spirit-stirTing piece. me
performance concluded win most de-
lfghtful and roaring afsas piess, entitled
sasa ssplsasans Nsighbsg. =
Yes that lore fun aad fsasys sAeais
not kailso b. On hand, whaa aaesAss
announeaneat IL naas. ksgsT 90
sEoalAxs - psoexamaass.D
80 lob as
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-28

Constables Rfre Proof aalamanasr. 4
stosk Of the above safsa Eaa ks F0una at the
hardware store aE E .. FOX
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J. GARNEAUSs
PREMIUM BAKRRY,
PR1MSgM AWARDED 10 .. aARMgA M
For having tbs .s. r..
BEST CRACKERS AT THE LATE
fAIR HELD IN 81. LOUIS,
..- Sg xME
s. LaaaA AgFtsa1taERl Il MsusauAaas Aaaaesassaz.

NOTICE 70 the Merchants al Counesl
1V BEaHs, ssoax City, and 10 the eifizpsn
ef the Great West eeperaiaya--bsing dassv-
Gus 81 sxtsaaing NJ Cracker trade, zaw
ssSsf rare hseaceEaeaza 10 all dsaIass Ia
Crackers ard pllss Rgsad. My Eaellltaa@
kug manufacturing are extanatye--1 have b
svens and twe eight hcgne powsE anginem
10 rnn than vita ana / can bake 20 kar-
gels az aonr Int crackers In swamty -Eenw
hours, consequently TesH sell my Az4aeiaa
cheaper thaa aaY cthsg house ID the wsb-
tern hgunkFYs and @maxxansae All NV bFs a
q gfaeksgsao BE- Haaan ossE AZ EAs best sxl "A
aonF b ne saint LoEEs market Marehs ~
iD want Ut any kidd oE crackers will * q
she easox tn gfss IA cali Al orders eas
| ps<tsnllY solicited snd EAAnk fully Feeei, al
KOare respectfully.
JOSEPH GARNEA.u.
/ Saint Lcaass naax 1eA6z -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-28

Our goods were purchased BY one oE the
ara II greatly reduced prices, uEing the
recent hard times Ia TIE eastern market,
which we are Offering ut prices cores
pondingly low and mach under the regular
market price B.
Yoar cgreful attentioa to our varied
stock Of dry goods, groceries, boots and
shoes, queenswaFa, hardware, etc, Ia ST.
Iiaitad baEags naking youx purchases.
MCBRIDE 4 BOWEN.
N. B. Corn, cash. wheat, oats, pota-
tees, dry hides, fara ard produce Of all
kinds taken ID exchange FoF goods or pay
meat Of accounts.
oct 1851 MeB. l. B.
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Augusta Georgia, Oct. II.
All the banks in this city suspended
specie payment this morning.
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Hartford, oeA II.

AHktAVFus UeAe IFs
1he Charter Oak, Mercantile end Ex-
eAknge Banks continaa 10 raceive the
bills Of tbs other suspended hAnkss amd
vii not discount them unless thsy are
eonjoinsd.
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Corn and cob miils. aaspeFiaz and in&s2>
pensabls article II shia waskagn eauntEy--
can Do found at tlz@ HaEawaga ssSEeuf
G. =. FOX.
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Weatazsg dismal and streets muddy,
via ~ visihls appearance III Shange
foK tha better.
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aaiE 49,

A large assoktmsMk II haaMs kfsmEahg1
u can be found 81 my as3ga, esaskssang ~
part Of Rim aud MuEtlee Iee4a azEl k.asfeas-
60, sliding door LoekM, ahaMvaa AMd rail-
butts, strap q T Hingsz, HOOK hlagsss saAak
tsg hinges aAd tasksn1ngss gAts hiag haEn
door rollers, screws, nails, door bA3aa, basA
paIlay shutter Lifts and seTewa, skaha asN
plates, drawer haadles, ronRa AID aaaaFs
bOltsy chain h0lts, hTasm Aaah belts, maah
cord, &c, &e.t nj At whaEh wfIl be SOLD
as low ~ the lowest, BY
G. J. FOX.
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- II you want . fszninina i9nogazzas
b rWppses yous dssss 10 death, and wear
wmksA ssaas about tha size 81 4 bsiakha4.
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30 Cases M0sgm a. @asoes.
EMBRACING heavy boosA and shoes ok
IL al kiadsi also, Ena psasa ard served
calf boots, gators, pumps. gian fus I'D
do, mproeeo, azaneaed, ai aa - ia saanea
ng all kinds, tn1 sale low ii Eha Esau1saE
store, 10. i, Elanifs kaoek
EBFF3'14N a Z EKzMSStTS
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OFFICER d PUsEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
AND nEALEAa IN
LAND WARRANTS g. EXCHANGE,

GuuAg I'll bhpFFsg IoH Il.
TKT ILL attend to the selection and Ioca-
w ton Of lands In Western Iowa aRd
Nebraska the payment of taxes on lands
Of nou-residsnts, and the collection and re-
mittanee Of claims.
REF ENCES:
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Exchange Bank,
msSsrs. Kramer & Rahm, Messrs. u Holmes
/ sens, Willis Bootfls, Esq,, Wa. B. Pa
seq, Pittsburgh.
Moaoagahsia RaRk Of Brownsville, Frank
lin Hank Of WaahiREtaA, Pa.
Commercial y f. Bank oF Baltimore,
Balaimors savings Bank. Msssrs. Johnston
Z nso., Msssrs. Robert Garrss & Sens, T.
Massh Smith Esq., Nathan Pabey. Esq,
Mffes White, ESQ. Baltimore.
Jno. Thompsons ESQ, New Ys7k.
M8asrs Calsb Dope & Co.. Philadslphia.
inc y. Anderson q Co., Msssrs. PagH &
Haeen, Loksr, Ranick 4 Co., Is. n. yielatl
4 Co, Messrs. Bryan & Bro, ST. Louis
Cook. Sargent q Downey, HEM, VIII
liams O. Co, Hoyt sherman & Co, Hon,
TnDss H. Benton, it,, Iowa.
M. 4 z. ERsaTance Co.. Elarki Ex Bank
Jacob Bann, Esq, Hon. y. II. Isogan, Col
Jnc. Williams, Springfield, his.
Hen. Wm. Brown, Hon. Richard Yatsa
ri. n. EIiiosg, Esq., Measfs. ~. r. Aysrl
Il Co, JarksonyigIe, Ills.
NEaY -, '59-ly
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Sgoadeioths, Ca&simsrss, Vssting, &C, Of
the latest styles, which We are prepared
TO make up 10 order, In the very bsat work
maAlike manners Rnd Cts warranted.
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We commence the sale of oar goods this
weak, to Retail at Ehs haseas HAeIsRsls
Prices, believing by 60 doing, the increased
quantity sold will Be equal 10 selling by
the piece to tbs trade,
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eadittoaa b aaF Job
OAN sa azaa r. exseass aiYagA-
stias j Isl. u - IL apeas and satisfactory
manneE.
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! Ealaoz aoassy, I20 majority Cor tasa
Delaware county 40 dc. FROM I'll
the returns zee reserved, che result u the
slsesion il very doubtful.
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splsndh vaEisty Of Gsats' PuEs, Gum
CloShlag, Fancy travelling Blankets. Pop
IinoAka kohes, Paris Wool 0yeEahlEts, silk
and WOODEN Unaarah rts and Drawers, Che
nills and Wool searfs, Opera Ties, AHfflerss
&C.
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Suitable for Aen, Boys & CAildFsn, which
We viii sell at unpreeedsnEly Low prices
Also largs assortment Of Cents Hosiery
and Fashionable Goods,
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TIA v Latest Ns


Daanhas c.. -
II 81 eoua ssss - Uasnoerass gazh IL
56I oyaE the laas ~ wnse. ReaasAs ssiii
considered aonhaful.
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A very large assortment Of ready made
Il elothing3 coats from the coarse bl&A-
kst BE- the finest broad cloth, at the cash
DOUGHTY l. CO.
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OFFICER Nh. ", ~ SUgEg,
kt4EFgev st [ az
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@K@ @kK@ 8A0C6s over C.. D. E@1Ss
Hardware store.
Pictures taksnih all styles and all kinds
Of weather, at reasonable ratea.
CLARK & PORTER, Artists.
July 1857 3mw
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s@# #Al#18M MAI% - -
N All sixsa noiIaf and Sheet TfuA Wozk !
saw : Grit Bill aaesssnarys
nmrheg A Gahmsnnfs Wm8aF Whaate
Lead Engnazs Canzxn@s.
ana azea ana heaas wakk Il Nssrv asaexan.
ki1n
go pahaaEm Lists cd amy
ssssissa snlallsa y sszisz Y ~ aAssps
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-28

CHAINS tan and eomplese stock oR
u log, trace, halter, Jock, hfth, bssass q
coil chain, On hand and for sale by FOX
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We respectfully eRll the attent ,oa Of tbs
eiEaEsas Of Gouneu BIaffa and Vicinity to
GU large and extensive stock 81 fashion
able fab and wiatsr Clothing,
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| Ia
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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-23
E The Southern Commercial Conven-

Ex- The Southern Commercial Conven-
ZION recently held at Knoxville in Tennessee.
decided BY heavy majority that Congress
should be memoria'ized on the subject Of
the United States keeping naval force on
the coast Of Africa for suppressing the slave
trade. This the government CT the United
States is bound to do by the Ashburton
treaty. The article of that treaty which
provides that our Government shall keep on
the African coast fleet Of eighty guns for
the suppression Of the African slave trade,
the Convention considers an insult to the
South and requires its repeal. What good
would that do, so long as the law Of Con-
gress is unrepealed that puts the African
slave trade ON the footing Of piracy? Is
the African slave trade a constitutional right
that The South has cheated out of! If SO,
let it BY all means be re-instated, and soon
The Convention goes for protecting the South
against its enemies. Is it too late to get up
a convention to derive means for the protec.
ton Of the South against Its triendss This
in our opinion is the crying want Of the
time
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-23
MARRIED.

On the Goth inst. by r. Il. Cuny, Esqr., Mn. B.
Of this place.
We we're present on Che above pleasant occasion,
and seldom has it been our lot to pass an evening
% agreeable. Immediately after the two were made
one, all present repaired 70 Of those supper to-
Nes, which to render it perfect is simply 70 say
The ladies Of Harrisonburg did it-and in their
style Of doing up things Of the kind upon such oc-
casions. May prosperity and happiness ever attend
our happy friend and his fair lady.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-23

CEALED PROPOSALS. will he re-.
= ceived by the undersigned, at Richmond, Madi.
son parish. until Saturday, the 10th day of October
1857, for the following works:
l. The construction Of a Levee across the mou.hs
of Big bayou, Crooks bayou. and Cypress bayou,
on the south side Of the French fork Of Little river
in the parish Of Catahoua.
2, 4 Canal from bayou Galleon into Big Bonidee,
near the south line OF township ~ north Of range
east. in the parish of Aorehouse; said canal to
be 1900 feet in length 80 feet in width and TO have
an average depth Of 6 feet.
3. The Grassing of the Diamond Island Bend
levce, in the parish of Madison.
The above works have been ordered by the Leg
islature and the Board Of Swamp-land Commission.
ers Of the State Of Louisiana but the undersigned
will reserve the right of rejecting an bids, should
the price be exerbitant.
Proposals must state the price for which the evees
and canal will be CONSTRUCTED per cubic yard and
for which the whole Of the Diamond Island Bend
levee will be set in Bermuda, 20 as to insure its
being speedily covered with the grass.
Any information in regard to sud works can be
obtained on application to WILEY H. PECK, ESQ.,,
Engineer Of the Fourth Swamp District, under
whose supervision the whole will be done.
E..B. TOWNE,.
Swampland Commissioner 4th District.
sPsls+oc1e. Lxadkss" Ias~rus4
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-23
A Tho usasL Miles i'm a thousand
AOmrx.

At q o'clock this morning, James Lam
bert accomplished his task OF walking 1000
miles in 1000 consecutive hours at Boylston
Hall, and thereby completed one Of the most
remarkable feats in pedestrianism upon re-
cord. Such contempt for the demands Of
nature as he has evinced during this trial,
taxing his energies to their utmost in the
endeavor to perform deed which all reason
able people would justly consider impossi'
Die, has excited more than usual interest for
his undertaking. He commenced at 10, A.
NJ, on Tuesday, July %, and, as stated, re-
tired sine die from the ring this morning.,
shortly after 2 O'clock. having walked one
mile in every hour for nearly forty-two days.
His fatigue two weeks since was so great that
even his friends abandoned all hope Of his
success but he was ION his MUSCLE" and, as
be affirmed, "would walk until he fell upon
the track" Within the last few days that
WEAKNESS and stupor has greatly increased I;
and in walking his mile after being aroused
from slumber only by great exertion, he
would stagger and exhibit other signs Of ex-
IRENE lassitude. He WAS in this state upon
the completion of the last mile
The number Of spectators throughput the
day yesterday was very large, and even the
late Tor early) hour to which the completion
Of the affair was brought this morning there
were crowds in attendance. He made bis
first miles in about ten minutes and his last
in over double that time. At the signal
which signi6ed the termination Of the lOOOtl
mile, the pedestrian was warmly cheered and
the company followed his example by re.ir
ing to their various places of rest. 1t is sale
that Lambert will receive about $4,000 a
the result Of this affair." The parties bettin!
against him are New orkers, and they hav
had present here two representatives who al
ternated in "seeing fair play"
As Lambert will now have an opportunit
Of answering the requirments of bis exhaust
ed condition, 1t will be necessary to use tn
greatest care in regard to him for fear tha
he should sleep forever. His physician pre-
scribes thorough waking and exercise afte
three hours rest, and by a strict adherence
to this treatment it is hoped that Lambe
may regain his former strength. Since /
commeced walking he has lost fourtee
pounds of flesh and now weighs but II
pounds. Boston Post, Sept 8.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-23
FOR ASSESSOR.

tOk ASSESSUk.
T We are authorized to annou
JOHN n. RILEY candidate for the Office Of
SCISSOR of this parish at the ensuing Noyeu
election.
~ Editor Independent, -SIR:-You will pl,
announce JOHN klTTERLIN as a candidate
the Office Of Assessor At the election in Noyem
next, and oblige. his Many Friend
EDlroR ISDEPKNpENr-Sir Please
nounce RICHARD DOUGHTY, as a candidate
the office of Assessor, at the ensuing election
November next, and obligc MANY FRIENDS
E We are authorized to announce v
j. LACY, as candidate for the Office Of Asses
a. the ensuing November election.
~ We are authorized to announc.
A. DAVIS, rs a candidare for the Office Of An
or, ct the November election. Lid
re- We are authorized to annout
JOHN Y. SNYDER candidate for the ofics
Assessor ut the ensuing election.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-23
Sept
" o III y Il.

A IL persons having claims against the estate Of
"A Nh. Ana W,its, Of Maryland, are hereby
notified to present them properly authenticated to
the undersigned for settlement. Those indebted to
tie sSnic will please make immediate PAYMENT.
JOHN q ADAMS, Adm'r
by his Attorney,
SANL. & BOWMAN.
Hsrrhsnaurg. seJs 30 81.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Lost Or .UiSlAiH.

4 PROMIsSVkY NOTE, which was in the pos
a session Of the undersigned, drawn by Edward
Miller, in favor Of J. w. Austin, for Seventy Do!
lars, (&7s) date not recollected, due 1st October
1857 Ali persons are hereby warned not to pur
chase or trade f6v said Note.
JOHN r. WOODBRIDGE.
Cont OIL
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-23

M,xSKsorA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The St. Pau. Pioneer and Democrat an
nounces that the Minnesota Constitutional
Convention adjourned on the goth ult. sine
die, and says:
We hope to be able, in short time, to
present careful review Of the constitution.
There is much in it that we approve Of, and
but little, very little indeed, Of which We dis
approve.
There is one thing about the constitution,
gratifying to every Democrat; while its pro-
visions bear ample evidence that its farmers
were impressed with deep conviction of
their responsibility to the people, by carefully
securing to them every guarantee that their
inherent rights and privileges would remain
iny;olate, vet the convention has taken care
to Danish from its articles every provision i'm
plying sympathy with .he fsnaticat dogmas
Of the Black Republican party Of the dav
1t is States Right National Democratic
constitution. What greater eufogv can be
pronounced upon its trainers than thisa
a resolution Of thanks Was introduced
prior to the adjournment Of the convention
to the Hon. II. H. Sibley, its able aud i'm.
partia! presiding officer.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-23
AN ESTRAT

WAS TAKEN UP By G. w, Reader :
W land A BLACK HORSE IL "
hands high. No matts " brands. ~
said horse is requested T. come forward, !,
erty, pay chsrges and take him away, 81
sold at public auction at the Court
town Of Harrisouburg, on Saturday the !
November 1867. 3. y. w
Ssp. ?. 1851. Pfsrssl