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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CtI llG9lO.fBh y NJ tJt.
William l.. Fggat, Samue! 7. Jordan. and others,
flantilfs. ainSt*
The lui,c;ien VALLEY Turnpike Company. william
n. Anthanv. aud others. Defendants
ANiNG been O. dered By the Circuit Court of
i Il Rueh bridge tn state AZ account showing thu
Whole the liabilities the sald Con panv, out
standing uni AID, aud to this end. to notice
to be Inserted eks IN one oG new 81 pers
published in Ia tow OF buchanan. Staunton and
Lexiagton. requi lug all PERSONS holding aims #
my desc ipfian against sand Company evidenced b.
scrip iud xtents, note, ct Ok III otherwise to pre-
sent AID nrove tn il. oaiias pribr to dar lei mp
oil{ fixed in said notice, OF ill default thereof be-
barred r"tn any participation in ths fund in the
hands ot the GU. 10, d stfihutoa tmoag The cred
itdf. OF said Company,
hetehy a-aiii notify Al persons intercsed fyyto
have not al.~aav ha Died in their claa-l tlsat o,,
MONDAY. Tar. 23ad Day u 48ket next. a,
my oiice in Lezington ,hsH proceed to u ak. up
sad account. Certificates u -eig and abstract Of
Judgment must be flea with III GonIuissi net or
the. vii naf b repHrted tics vii L. reeeved IN
ant DAY before the da above fixed persons hold
ing dta Is accounts ~ Il akitg SCI tleHahts with
Ghalss ha9iH, is-q. lie lat. stesgfa.Y. ard get
dna his aade.s es, as "a correctness, uar Land
suell eai ~ 10 n Cefniss n at ..hy tint before
III day liz d h0i no elai AS i y ee=v=d after
.le said I'D d. Alrch upx;.
= ". MtSSIE.
CrmliisSurer in Chancerv
Lexington, Feb. 2l, S57- 4t-P enty,..3 ,ee 81 80.
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s5Is,;sassas Bargains no
EBsstesSsasg

WITH view nj aSna room for spring Goods,
~ We vii sci from this until shc 18th OF March,
aii"nr "a ,G1 h0pDs ~ greatly reduced prices,
for "a h. Goods charged at III. usual Hbiecs
fcb. Z 1851 PIPER d fUNkIIOUSER.
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ipna. us al Il nundrtd Kind.
From STONY White To c-in,nn hue.
Also, every va i'ty % q .raliu US, Nci ma s.
monthly Ca nations, C,rn-iias and + ,oAiss H. Ii
e suck fuesia. iild,ah. I. A, butiow, v lite
,tasa nins. st eurla., Cape M,rlle CalAcsnle us,
Eve gre.n >hrops aid Dahlit ..aotS; toy thor ellh
i.arA York cabbage, Toha'u and neet ,'iants As
pa.gus Roots. St.aMh 'rty Plants, BE-. &c
II VIII adofd great p to Wait u pom those
he ma, .iet me- cal.
va. All order viii be attended to with care aud
despatch. JAo. fhaNA"Y.
Ma ei Z ,--3ia Suec S or % Mm. kidnn.
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1850 Prizes amounting TO s204.pGU
Whole Tick s!s $40 Halves 5--Cua' ~ 2, Sc
Pl.AN OF SWAN & co.'s LOTTEkIES.
S2O4.,aU

1850 Prizes amounting TO S2O4 500
Whole Tick s!s $40 Halves 5--Cua ~ 2, SO
PLAN OF SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
Numbers from to 80. 900, corresponding with
those Nu beers ON the Tickets printed sep rate
slips d paper encireled with small tin tubs AID
plact d in n, Wheel.
Thu tirst 2l2 Prizes. similarly printed and eneir
eI"d are placed in another wheel.
Ihl mh els then revalyed. and number is
drawn rom the wheel of Numbers at the same time
Priz5 Is drawn trom the other Aheel. The NUM-
Der and pIiz. diawn out are opened aud exhibited
II the audience, and registered by the Commission
efs; the Prizes being placed against the MURDER
drawn, Til operation is repeated until all the Phi
7as are drawn mt.
Approximation prizes.-The two preceding
and tn. two succeeding Numbers to those draHing
tn fist IL Pig swi b. entitled to Is Appfoxina-
tnn Pgizss. according to tn scheme.
31.uo0 Piz,s al $50 will Predetermined BY thl last
figure OF tle Nuuber that draws the $50 600 Pfza.
For example. i tn Number drawing tn $50, 900
friz. ends with No. /, then all the Tick Is whsfe
the nunbci ends in will b. entitled To S20. the
Nu nber ends with Ma. 2 then all the Tick t. wha1e
the Number ends IN will be entitled to so, and so
10 o.
Certificates q Packages viii be sold at die lyllow-
ing rates which is theii. k:
Certificate OF Package II Whole Tickets $50
do. do. 10 bali Do ~
do. d. 10 Guar er do 70
In Ordering Tickets.
Enclose TIM noAev To our address Tor the Tickets
ordered On receipt o. winch they VIII IN forNa ded
b, first mail. Purchaser, have tiea II eudjne
in any number they may dasi nat.
ih tdst u beaWn Aunb rs and Prizs viii be
sat t. purchasers it'll edatsly ttr tn dtg@iu ing
Purchasers viii pl ease i.natnre. lidin
AID give their Pos. 0alee. Comfy md State.
iienee her that every prize ~ drawn and pay able
In tull without deduction.
Al prizes Of 81 too AID under. paid Immediately
atrr the drawing prizes At the usual time OF
thirty days
All co Gn,a,ca,iens strict, confidential
Prize Tickets eashed renewed in e;hcr Tickets
at either ui!iee..
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can BE- address.
ed 10 either =. SNAN & CO.. AfnHfo. ia.
or = SWAN, Noatqaniery, II.
February IS ls57.
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II Daoa1 Beef, daa.tAissrasor If MDfgqn
kineaid. uad to tie heirs and creditors
# The said Kincaid.
rsrANE Notice ts&t, in Pursuance Of an order of
i the Circuit Court OF Augusta County, made at
the sast term, in the ease of kincads administra-
tar, a az. aud KineaiG's heirs &c. viii on
THHKShAY, THE l9tn DAY OF MARCH, 1857
At tbs ee at 8a lorH Ia, ar. in ha town of St8un-
ron, proceed % lie the accounts OF the said la
VI Il elk. as administration Of the said Morgan
kincaid dec'a and also state aud ascertain the
debts outstanding against the ate Of the sad Kim
eaid which time and plac' III. said Reek + h4re-
N mt OF his accounts al creditors 10 prove
their debts. WM g. H. BAYLOR.
tep. IA, sssH-4w Master COMMISSIONER.
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Sinking AFFAIR at Wa siingllM,

WAsHisaroN Feb. 28.-Mr David Hume,
of Va, proceeded to the pension Office this
morning to demand the retraction ofa charge
by D. G. Lee, a clerk therein that he had
picked his pocket at the presidents reception
last night Mr. Lee declined to answer,
when Hume struck him with stick. Lee
then shot him dead with pistol. and soon
delivered himself up to the officers.
The affair caused great excitement among
tae clerks and officers of tbs department.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-07

va The above sale is made at nv request. as |
wish To remove to th3 West. ! will take pleasure
in showing the peenises to any person hs nj Y
wish TO buy Valuable Farm.
WILLIAM CAMERON.
February Il. isS7
s,s. Spectator ard Rock. Register copy tbs
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En TIA fog SALE

7 SHALL as trustee under the will of Pfilit
IDo.d iced. proceed to sell OF the premises, ~
TUESDIT, NdhGH 3, 1857,
a FARM contain ing about 2f3 ACRES. some 80 81
10 ac * OF which are in timber. ill "a III Is well
waterrd hrst-rate Sp, ing near thu ho,ise. and
several others cnsSng al ttost tn whole extent ot
the iarn aGsi ding wafer to ali the fclds.
The greater pa. I q the iiaee has been used fai
grazing pu l'ases inr seve. al Yeas, and hae gaud
blue gtass Sod on it. Aheut 70 acres il are Mra-
dow Land. II Ii mi +, iraa the Fish nsyill De-
pat. and adjn> the lands Of Dr. \. Dald VI Ian
caldwell AID others.
L L.. ll1.,.l,. =. ,.,,t. .l,,.ai -
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Postpone inent.

POSTPONE fnenf.
Owing TO tho nefeponcy Of TIE wa,'har on Sat
urdal last 'he sal . tn asova ~ ea.rtv was post
rhned 10 .Saf raay, the 1.A ef Nare5 n 4xt.
Feb. I. ISL Il. u SaEFl Ely, Trustee.
E0 TOSS PRIME IUMp AMI Gnouyp
~ PLASTER unw roepivng. and low fnr "a. i
Nov. 29--Spee copy J. b1ANDEBURG L co.
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~-REFERENCES
John MeCue Esq, Augusta.
Mai j. Marshall McCue, do,
Franols Bell. Esq. do.
Peter Hanger. 81. Esq, do.
NJ. q. ilalman, Lsq. do.
tiemge Puage Esq' do
L, n. Taylef. ESQ, Gash'r Y Bank, Stanton
Col. 4. Il. Givens, Augusta.
A 3 irics $50, Pres; Bank of Rocking ham.
iae. Il. Cfawto d. do.
Henry II. ilarnsberger, ESD, 40.
Samuel Gibbon, Esd, Page
Col. ". Cameron Rockbrdge.
~. uod, do.
S, Mepowcn Moore, Esq, do.
Samuel Lewis, fsq Bath
Cameron francisco, Esq. do.
Robert j. Glendy, do
Maj. James X ent. Montgor .s,.r
Joseph C.ayd Esq, olaski'
David McGavoc, do
VIM. {. Flyers, Nash;notan
Col Newman, On ,ra
Stuart Mct'lung, Cr.e,brS-,.
Thomas Bell, a5
james q Harris, CMpeper.
;. W fiekln. Esq Albsna.ls,
.Ino. s. Cock, % dn
, dno II. Il b dake. R'e 90
Richmond, Fe,. II, is5y -enios,
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TEE British CHR ENEE EEs If. 8
CAEAT IADtCLAhATS To StBSEAiDE!
Cosl REDUCED 50 70 IS pER CENT.
e. as 0sa a. sss.. iSesy sNE'S4.
'0NTIAC II. to publish the loiloain2 leading Brit
~ ,h pellodica.s:
lH1 L0SDcN QUARTERLY (Consel vatirs.)
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TIE EDIzBuRG REVIEW (w1ig.)
THE NORTH BRITISH REvILW Gree Church, J
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THE WESTMINSTER REHlIW (Libesal.)
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/ al EDIAhJkI ht4t IL y vs. ing.
THE NORTH BRITISH REvgLW Gree Church J
THG WESTMINSTER REVl!w (Libvral.)
BLACKW0OD' EDINB'G MAGAZINE (forv. J
These Periodicals ably represent The three great
political psftes o. Great Is ltain- Wing, Tor and
kadicsl, but politics Only forms ene feature g!
tler cha scter. A. organs o the ngst profound
writers science. Litciataee, Aihrality. and ke-
ligian they stand. they have ever stood uni
vailed ia the world OF loters. being considered in-
dispense able to the schue and the professional nan,
While to the Intelligent reader Of every Glars they
furnish more correct and satisfactory record OF
the current tefasure oi the day. Throughout the
world, than can possibly be obtained rom any 9th
sArsY CCTss.
Tie recent OF, Arteace SHEETS from the British
publishers gives additional value to these Repl,ts,
iussnrch az they can now be placud the hands OF
suhsc ibers about AZ the original editions.
TERMS. tiiegular PIic<s.)
FOR any one the four Reviews So 90
For auv two OF thu four Revi.Ws 100
s'or any three OF tbs four Royiews 200
For az four OF til. Reviews 500
For Blaclwn0d's Magazine 3 90
For Blackw,ad and three Reviews 800
For Blackwnoo aud four Reviews 10,
ns- Payment to Sc made j, all cases in edvanep.
Money current in the state where iSsaad will be re-
POSTAGE
The Portage to any part OF the United States will
be but T9.atr :fon; Ceuta vesr for .tflsekNaod,"
shd but toetteea cee}s year fer eaol 81 lie Re-
sitWs.
). the aboce prices the periodicals viii he fur
nsAed for 1851.
SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1867 TOGETHER.
Unlike the more erhetretal Magazines Of III, dap,
Tics Periodicals 10 lift by age. Heic3 a fuil
wear OF the Nos with uni stony fer LEST LAY
be regard I'd a. near!s valuablc A. Ui 1871 We
PROPOSE tn .urlish the two a. 1T siie following
extren eli Low rate, amclY, VIZ:
For BacGwaod' Magazine, 81 scr
For any one Seyiew 400
Eur aa1 twJ Reviews, G.u0
For Backwood anal one Review, 5.1O
,oJ BackwGod and twa keyleWS, e.0l
nr three Reviews, 81
For B8e1wood and three Reviews, l2.go
Fer the iunr Reviews. lld1
For bl3ckwood aud the fnug Reviews, u. 20
sfo avoid fractions SIS may be RENTED FOR Hack
wood, Tor which i'll iotw lid that york or both
years, post pad.
y. B.--rhe price ia Great Britain Of Che Ave Pert
odicals above named about 81 per annun.
rs We hall newer again b. likely 10 oiisr such i'll
ducemeuts as those here presented.
NuY - T.,E SINE y. ss',sSs RI:ss ,
Fry Reulittancea :. in all cases be made IL
rectto me Fa6 ashers. fen at The prices no commits
zion can be allow ID Is Agents. Address
LEONARD SCOTT Il CO..
M - =
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GOOD Z Z lClrIs.

It Is estimated thar AYFE'S CuFRl Y PTCTO-
BAL aad GA4hA TIE PILLS hav dnna mnre to
pro unit. tic public aim. tllan an nilt.r can.c
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81 mt. E.s.sits'

~ reeeis.cd Ia re aed 6,aut n assortment
- Of Far>y fluid la,al,s; tidapdolrs i'audpla-
Ia aS; iar Lamps htitstui3 bass and Glass,
r43'e LAMPS, &e., safe By
LAIRD 4 LINK
dan, 10, 1851 Drugg ISIS Apo.heca.ies.
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so avoid fractions SIS may be RENTED for black
wood Tor which i'll lotH II d t,lat work for both
years post pad.
y. B.--rhe price in Great Britain Of The Ave Peri
odicils above named IS about Sal per annnm.
rs ,hall never 4. ain b. ktly 10 oiiar such i'll
ancanents ihna.. hnra. nre.eAt. q. -
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SPLENDID OFFERS FOR 1867 TOGETHER.
Unlike tie more erhe,retal Magazines Of I'll, dap,
Tics Periodicals 10 lift by age. Heic3 a fuil
wear oi the S0s with uni sion) tar la5f, ifaY
be regarded near!s valuable A. tel 1851 We
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SOW - T.E SINE y. Ss',St RIa' 1!
zsEs- Reuittances tuu in all cases be made IT,
rect ~ me Fa6'hers. fer At The liiceg connlis-
zion can DC allowed To Agents. addreys
LEONARD SCOTT Il CO..
Jan. 3. 1851. No. d Goa St New NoIk
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LIST CT TIE RS

T2EMAlNtNti ia the Post ice al stanton, Y
IA Feb Ia = Is. Ie57.
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The Postage to any part OF the United States will
be but Toeatr.{ou t1uts a reaf for fidsekNaod,"
shd but toaitsea cegts year fer aoii of lie Re
sitWs.
~ the above prices the rerie deals Will he far
nsAed for 1851.
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yy;stlr,s sa,sam of wild Cherry.

Sold by LAIRD Liam otaunt N, aad p.ul
gsts erai. vi here. "a ei' = :"
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NUMBER 2O5.
8eh @rltans Bulb Gr.sf.nt.
MONDAY MORNING, NoyEMBER .. IA
THE ELEcTIoN TO-DAY.


~ mpor.an. election taxes place IN this city, and
'ulvusnou. tne state, to-day. Three State Officers
=. ae' treasurer and superintendent Of Public
usloh,-Me 70 be chosen; four Congressmen
aoou. ouenan .ne senators and all the Representa-
'ne legislature sherifs for all the parishes
ss'ee' VI 'ne IeAce' and numerous other local
neoeafy " proper administration Of paro-
'l,r. Ia aua..s
-. AIss y. eieo.ion Win pass On quietly through
.%a yus ". iensl anu pleaosn o1 sne city We trust
- snas sns ,.,su "a pes0e' ~" ana ofder VIII b
..l nope W ne,ai oi no notlngs AZ Or near
" pons = anyWneis else. An nne, We nope ne
VI se VIII nos De realized,
Anu sna. eysiy s'ips wiz esentuase IN manner cal
'u'sseu " w " QUIZ mocn aeused and wantoni
opp,esseu In msuopo,s
snou.u ARISE when We 90 not
au'e'pase' iuon to.h 'ae cohc,iiaaon ana fofpeai-
anse " VI 'ne american party we urge
Y. Aei' y peal ano lofDear' 70 submit
Y rn.n tyranny olives le
S'e ~ 'no "a "e ASA tnein 70 oeaf, 70 tne utsef'
.os. s .., eaouiu ~ Ie iasus quesiy
.a aho 70 feeoiiect u puin- 'u
tns "'A,. " "'oAeu "ions arc nespeo upon theH
unonenue neaus' ano .ney presume 70 ngnt tnenl-
Asn pioe'e1 W VIC lsss ai'einsive, tney "'ii
% iol tue s.'ai.s Vi de'amation,
al,nuel anu pelseoulou. Lev tnem condnct them
81 as " tneH oetfacsors into the use Of
u'osa1 mA.A, 'e,m' u eApresss'on'
~ ap'oAu'e sna eompiete, B witnin tne
e.asp =. '''o An'ei'an party cannot De wrested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02

A DoTING HUsBAND-At the time when f. Moul
was engaged in translating Lihanius servant came
to tell him that his wife, who had been long in de-
cning state, was very i'll, and wished to speak to
him.
Stop minute-stop minute.' said he, I" have
but two sentences to finish, and then l will be with
her directly.a IS.
Another messenger came to announce that she was
at the last gasp.
al have but TWO words to do,' he al sweied, g and
then I'll fly to herr
moment after, word was brought to him that she
had expired.
Aias Pm very sorry for it, exclaimed Il tran.
quill hasband 'sshe was the lest wife in the woridn
Having uttered this brief funeral otation, lie eooy
went on with his work. ~ 81
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Read This !!
NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.

IT, 3, NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1851
Dear sir-The twentyfour inch Mill which purchased from
for Mr. j. Pack woods plantation has been attached
the engine and put in operation week am
much pleased with in every respect both regard its sim
plicy, durability, and quantity It grinds. timed the mill
when in operation several times and found my surprise that
the mill grinding one buhe per mnue therefore
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN S. MCDONALD Enpineer
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Roots, Shoes and Masl
Z w H o l. E 8 A l. E

A IL w II y IL h S A l. e !
1 II ED d co.,
..GRAvIER STREET. T.............66
Opposite Bank Place, New Orleans,
Woad respectfully inform their friends and tie retail trade
general they hand Of the largest
best stocks of s-s ''=
Boots, Shoes, Brogans and H cts,
offered IN this other market The stock less
weassorted than large, and consists, in part, Of
FINE sEWED CALF AND MOROCCO BOOTS;
PEGGED CALF AND MOROCCO BOOTS; II
wAxED AND KIP BROGAEs;
LONG LEG GRAIN BOOTS;
MUD BOOTS;
... RUssET BRoGANs;
PUMPS AND SLIPPERS, etc.. etc.
The finer articles Of Boots and Shoes being different styles
and all sizes, suitable for Gentlemen, Youths and Boys
For the Ladies' the stock comprises
GAITERS-Leaher Prunella and White Kid-wi.h with
out Heels.
sHOES-Of all patterns Leather Morocco and Prunella.
sLIPPERs-of all descriptions the Of all being
ample for young Misses for Ladies' And for Children
there .,
BooTEBs SHOES AND sLIPPERs-In the greatest variety
Of material and make. -
The subscribers would inform their pstycs that an
dies and Chiidrens Shoes from mandatory
the NORTH Of the being exclusively their
whilst the MEMS and Boys department comprises their
Manufacture with the best selections other anufacore
The Hat Department
Is also very extensive comprising SOFT FELT HATS Of
every variety for Gentlemen and Youths with WOOL
HATS for Plantation ue and other ervceabe articles in that
line
The subscribers would respectfully solicit the calls Of their
old Patrons and the retail trade IN city and country assuring
them that they will find everything No. in quality and
held at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
REED CO., s
No. 66 Gravier street,
o2 2plm opposite Bank Place.
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DErARruREs- Satarday.--The Dr. Batey, for ]

Y.
fourebe Ceres for Ra,ize f,ov po,eI for Attata.
NOS. ReIla Donna for Fort Adams. R.,,, Wh;te
p.I,a crao,a and " And,ev IN, rad ,;vs. p ~ y
dame Natchez and Eclinae for yichstmro. Iaalsas4
f- Mon,nh;. ana E1v;na cloud To- a. + Io;. Ia,
tbe daiIv Cairo n mail s,'.{ 49,
S,,,J,,,, T.urol MN enr .,ovo,,3 3s.ro. sna m q
Twiet,ell for Loniave with the da;Iv Cairo n. a
mail 5gsgss s. s34Sss5 = NJ
s,,,,,,,r. T,a f,n. o,,a,,,;,o ,,o.,,..
payou pee Can't n Wa,to, o,,;,oa f,,,r, Tr.n-
to With 975 b.les co,io ard ,e.,as
u. o,scor. ra,,rt AZ .;,,a. s.,,;. 8. -.
g.. a hrt ~ ,;,.h.,,. -.
aho,a Harr;.onh,ro o.
S,,,Ja, Tba g. on;.5 ro.L., No,, 11,,.,. o.,
CT rhss vananson orr;nod ,r;.t 49,
sa ;,, ,aa,. ~ nasdar NJ. -
ber nolite c,erl mr. camnbe,l far l.,s ,srar
M s.oan,ar so,.harn ca. noas,,n sl,,.as
euor, yuhaoI;n ana ~ ,ar poa r,o. ,..,.. -.
rLiae 80. x oh,,ta 80,
The Iahn Rs,, Cant Van sicsiss arr;nad sro,.
,.s..us - -s - -
Th. d., ,,... n,,,... CO, n..4 r.,..gu..,.
80, e,,.,,ao. ~, 70 -
~ :, :, 90. ~.
VIII leave again on tuesday AZ r. M. we thanK
her polite clerk for the following memoranda:
| Caritol foT. Bnuou Sara--This swift and magni.
6cent nacet in Charge of the rne,;arscea
| :, - Sat " n D-.s al q, T...7
ano popular oap' D. nafanco' WIN tue courteous
MI. ~ II. hnmiora IN tne ONCE ieases To-Day, as
usual punctaahy, at +. NJ, iof ail landings Up 20
Fishers store.
Sovereign for st. Losus-This splendid and repu :
lor ,avuenoar nackat commended hv tho vota,o,,
- - - yIIN,.N-' II. ~ -
oapt. D. r. nutcnihson, VIII tne Clever hr.
in the office, leaves to-day at r NJ, positively and
offers great inducements to passengers
1fonfpo,ue,v for Red Rirer.-en Thursday next
80, 's G.,. 81 u. - 49,
TINS spienola passenger PacAe., IN cnarse oI tne
popular Capt j. }. Compere with the ever attentive
and obging Mr.. j.. d. Kenton in the Office will leave
as above She will remain all the season in the trade
and has Just undergone complete repair in every
N.w bo;,ars nav cb;mneya and ,uaw,v f,,rnishais
80 - ..,;. .a...,as..;as..1 -.
tnroughout' her cap'u aeeolnllooasoiis are uhsur-
passed. She is now receiving freight at the foot OF
Bienyille street.
| No, pocket V;clsbyrq rom;nq d;e,otcb
~. = . e'N
reeelVeu lton houissn,e " oasuroay iast we iearn
that j. W. Cannon LETT that day with his splendid
new vicksburg packet vicksburg She may be ex-
oct.d in few iavs and then will, at once tata bsr
p,'seu - - sAs- I" - - WV 'AAe nv
piaee ~ WIG siaue
| The st. Louis Repubican OF Monday says:
| We have nothing OF interest to report of any of
the rivers At this point the river is about stationary
with six feet in the channel to Cairo. The Missouri
is still falling with three feet on the bars There is
three feet in the channel Of the Illinois. Arrivals
were scarce yesterday and business was dull on the
| levee. The weather continues cloudy and cool.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-02
A Novel Proposition.

friend has translated for us the following extract
from the French side of yesterdays Courier. As it
is something of curiosity in its way we republsh it
The candidate for the First Congressional District Ch
Where belongs one of the historical families Louisiana
and connected with the old families who kept up the
good and ancient traditions ct the Creole population Hsanees
whose heroic death striking episodes OF
history has transmitted to him his noble qualities his
doubted devotion to the interests Of his country His
and talents make him equal to position These certainly
sufficient recommends ions the electors of
gresona District But there another consideration which
desire TO present here Mr. FiNe7eisa Creole not time
that of the ancient population should represent
gres The people of the North the saddes opinion
of the Creole population They usually with the
o'ored population The of mr. Vilere in Congress
would dispate these impressions here ques-
ton of races which we submit to the electors.
MIR. Villere is unquestionably respectable and
worthy young gentleman and belongs to one of the
first families of the commonwealth. No one questions
these facts. But the appeal to the Creoes to vote for
him on the ground that his "presence in Congress !"
would satisfy "the people Of the North - that the
Creoles of Louisiana should not be confounded with
" the colored population" " is rich, rare and racy
We imagine our gallant Creoles will not feel exces
sively complmented by any such appeal On the con-
trary, we incline to think they will revolt at it.
But, have not the Creoles been duly represented in
both branches of our national legislature? Let us
see Messrs. Dominique Bouligny, Alexander Mou-
ton and Charles Gayarre, have represented them in
the Senate; and Messrs Aristide Landry, Alcee La
branche, Bannon G. Thbodaux, Emile LaSere, Louis
St. Martin and George Eusts, Jr.-al Creoles-have
represented them in the House. Such representa-
ton as this, running through many years, should be
sufficient, in our humble opinion, to convince the
people Of the North of the status of the Creoles
not, let them be still further convinced by sending
Eusts back again.
We thought it was altogether ntDemocratc to
talk about question of races" in connection with
politics. But, it seems we were mistaken.