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Ssa1riii'S Sale.
The Heirs Of Susannah Bruce,


Samuel e. Scott Administration
by VIRTUE of writ of iieri iacias issued from
ID the District court of the parish of Catalonia, in
the above entitled case, and to the sheriff thereof
directed, have seized as the property of Samuel
b. Scott, 80 acres of land lying and being in this
parish, constituting Lot No. g, OF Section No. 3,
Township No s. of Range No. Z, East. And to
satisfy said writ, will, on sATU RDAY, the 9Th day
of June next, within legal hours, the door Of the
Court house in Ilarisonbug, offer aid land for sale
for cash, under benefit of appraisenent.
May 6, 1887. Ipr's fee So + ROBE, Shift.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Distlie Court, Clerks
PARISH OF CArAHoULA. Office.
Succcssion Of B"rrel II. Jons, Decd.
WHEREAS james l.. Jones, administrator of
w said succession has this day flel final account
of his administration in this Office, therefore, notice
is hereby given that unless opposition to said account
be filed in this office in thirty days that the same
will be approved and homologated according to law.
April y, 1857 Z. DUKE, 3.
,p1n Clerk
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NovEstE ELECTbN.
81 SHERIFF..

~ SHERIFF.
r Editor MISUNDERSTANDING
obtiaed the conseof DRURl PRICHARD
! to boone candle for the oiiiceF Sheriff Of the
parih of Catahoubou will much tlige us BY an.
nou,cing him as candidate for tn Office It the
ems ing Novembeection, Wese. &c,
HIS INY FRrES,s.
rE- Mr.. Ep1rc-I did not epct to haveerer
troubled YOU wit4nnouncing m, name as aCan-
didie for oNhc4s inasmuch asl have not nor
canl,t share a the profits of the preset erm,
for which | W Rected, | wish you to announce
nv name as caidate for re-ele ton to the &fice
of Sheriff in Member next.
TIMOTH SPAWN
E We re authorized to announce
fErIX ROBB,s candidate fc Sheriff. at the
ems, ing election lapx
p r, OR orHE ISpEpESDEx-Dear s.:
P,e,,o arr.,uoc Mr. JACOB LAlIUS' name a
,andJ..n e.. II ,sheriff's office, athe cnsuingSo-
,emtau o,aa,;o We think old IKE will do ttsie
% b,5l MAN FRIENDS
~ Weare authorized to annoute
DAVID BRoN, for The Office ssheriff, at be
nsuing NoveDer election. h!ZY
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SA.i1'a4 &. SD IA 4 CO
jJ.'x IJI
sasIiy jAtS Az :

DCNAWA ~ from the Undersigned on silly Island,
IL in this parish on tle mofIin. of tl 7th 2
May, 1857, negro woman Of black DIOR, 80.
about % years old named HESTER. Said S2 ss
negro took with her he child-a boy, scd about .
years, copper color, nancd Harmou.-'hc said erl
was purchased III NevOiIeans, and lge she will
try to make her wavDach. ! will reward any per-
son libeia!ly who wi deliver the woman and chiid
to ne or lodge her any jail. II. L. GREEN.
- Concolla ItcIlisencer copy ana send bill
to this Office. May :, 1857. ltf
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PROBATE SALE
, rcce.slon of James Manniu decd.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Hid District court
/ in and for the parish Of Catahda, shall offer
for sale to the highest bidder, at pplie auction at
the door Of the courthouse in the ton of Harrison
burg, on TUESDAY, the 9th day June next, a
tract Of land lying on the Bushey, tntaining Forty
acres more or lcss-belcngng to + succession of
james Manning, decd, known as le "Allen Nix
riacen being formerly occupied by i'm.
: Terms of SaIe.--The property n be offered to
the highest bidder for cash, unde benefit of ap-
praisement tfnot sold for cash it fIl be again Of
ieresf on the same day, within led hours, TO the
highest bidder for whatever it win ing on credit
of twelve months, from dag Of sale. he purchaser
in such case win be required to exec pro'rssory
note IN so,ido with one oe more y6roved sdreies
for the amount es bid, sipssssSf in,erests.s
ps s -.s y $50: VA, y.
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e. usual river favors we ares

- For usual river favors we are s
30 / oirteous clerks Of those feel
O'ea p'City, Grenada, and &. w.
,prenaaa came up in place Of
. rev, which recently met with
;aenl has laid up for repairs. The
/ o,en summer quarters at oui
ar' IKE purpose her officers IN
" 1XEif Size viii be entirely refitteF
ayl ready for the fall campaign
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rhfmpress came down Yesterday

VhEmpress came down yesterday
u.nformed us the Ouachita above
R % The lower Mississippi and Re
r""Te on the rise, which has caused til
bE'dlis point to become about STATIONARY
1'S' heavy rain fell on Monday nigh
{ renewed vigor to vegetation, AMI
.ening the prospect of the planters.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCENENT
TO all persons afflicted wit. sexual diseases, euch
/ as Spcimatorrh9a, Seminal Weakness Impo.
tence, Gonorrhosa, elect, syphis, the vice d
Onanism, or Selfabuse, &c &c. ~
The Howard Association, view Of the awful dc.
struction of human life, eau d by Sexual diseases
and the deceptiors practise upon the unfortunate
Nylst..s a:z-ssce St.,rxhe have d;y.ctc}
their Consulting Surgeon, h charitable oct wothy
of :heir name to give mofol ddsice gratis, to al
persons thus afflicted whdnppiy by letter, with !
description OF their condipn, Gage, occupation,
habits of life, &C., ard in fes OF extreme poverty
and suffering, to Furnish Hiciaes free of Chsrss
The Howard Associations benevolent lnsttu
ton, established by speciaendowment, for the re.
lief of the sick and distrcsil, afflicted with "viru;
lent and Epidemic Disease 1t has now surplusl
of means, which the Diredfs hare voted to expend
in advertising the above btice. 1t is needessto
add that the Ass6tiatofc the h!yhea
Medical skill Of tie age, h0 will furnish the mos
approved modern treatmlt. 3
Just Published, by hRfssociation. a Report On
Spermatouhna, or SenH Weakness, the vice Of
Onanism, Mastubatiohr SelEAbuse, and Other
Diseases of the ScxuaDrgans by the consultut
surgeon, which will bScnl by mail, Gin sealed
envelopc,) Free Of Chof, on the receipt of Two
Stamps for postage. AI
Address, Dr. Go. NALuorN, Consulting Sur
geon, Howard Associate No. . South Ninth stIee.
Philadelphia, Pa. By der of the Directors. |
EZRA D. tARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Scclary. v3-h45-ly.
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70 IA. COPY, Dentist having
DIV : ,,is p.asfsps-tfaIly offers his seq
nea 49, of riDaburg and vicinity.
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SHERIFF SALE



vs.. No. $50.
David D. iIancs, & Co.
DY VIRTUE of writ of fieri htas, issued from
ID the District Court of the parh of Catahoula
and to the sheriff therefore directed in the above
entitled case, have seized as the roperty of Dayi'
D. Hanes, one of the defendants, th following land
towit: The Southeast fractonalqnarter Of Sec
ton No ., Township No. 7, Rang East. Con
tanning So acres, more Or less, together with all tn,
improvements on the same. And II SATURDAY
the 9th day of June. next, within lgal hours at th
door of the Court House in IIalsonburg, | W
Offer said land for cash under beh6t of apprais
merit. r. oDb, Sheriu.
May G-pr's fee Sc
A. r. Hendry, Atty.
VTATE OF LOUISIANA, paris of Catahoula
y Eleventh District Coutt-Clers Office
Tutorship of Minor Heirs Of ". Elan.
Whereas, John P. Elan, tutor the minor heifs
of L. W Eam decd has this day led in this office
his provisional account of tutorlp. Therefore,
Notice is hereby given that unl.s opposition Id
filed within 80 days ftom this datehe same will be
homologated according to law.
IL.S.1 Witness my hand and si of said Court
this 18th day of May, 1857. l.. tP DUKE,
ltf deputy clerk.
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SEViss's safe.


1, Spann,
John W. Frazer J
HY VIRTUE "a writ Of Seizure and Sale, is
ID sued from te District Court of the Parish OF
Catalonia, and the Sheriff OF said Parish direct
Cd, have sczelupon all the tight, and title of the
defendant in, al to his individual interest in the
estate of his molcr, Mrs. Mary A. J. Frazer, being
orc fifth. Andon SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF
June next with legal hours at the door Of the Court
House in Harrisnburg, will Offer the same for sale
for cash under De bcat:t, Of apptaiscmcnt.
Nav ,-pfr's Sc S. F. ROBB. Sheriff
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Nav 20


TX n OTICE.
4 Ii PERSONS are hereby notified not to trde
u for certain draft drawn by A. II. Cuny, md
Sarah j. Cunr, in favor Of James N. Crook, On
Nessrs. Andrew Il Seireau for the sum of Eleven
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, dated 9TH May, 1851, rs
the SAM viii not be paid it having been obtained
by fraud and without valid consideration.
Winn~boro', La, May IL. A. II. CUNY.
nn,- IL
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SINGERS SEpNG MACHINES.

The great reputati of Singers Sewing N !
chimes is founded on e ia ct that they are pc
fcctly adapted to yeBvariety Of work, and that
each one Of them, kt employed, will earh not
less than One Thomd Hollors Ytor
All persons desriI full and reliable informs
ton about tL..So ,nocaes--sizcs pricns mndea 0f
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-27
.op ASsEssO T.

W. are au4 orized to announce VIM.
~ .cy As candite for the Office 'f Assessor,
,;,a Soysmr election
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G q u IL u MICA TED.l
EoE FED

On the 18th Of May, 1857, Mrs. ANN COT
TlNGHAM, vie Of Zeal Cottinsham, at
her residence in the parish Of CALDWELL La.
Mrs. Cottiugham was lady distinguished
for her untirng energy, and unbounded be-
nevolence. Her house was opened to friends
and strangers with an aim 10 please and Ell
teF'an' She was loved b her neighbors
and commanded respect wherever she was
known. In her family she filed the capaci-
" of wife and mother, in its full sense.
In the latter part Of her sickness she gave
evidence Of her reward, called the deares,
ties of nature around her bedside, and solicit
ed their participation in those things which
will prepare them for future fe.icity,-sung
a suitable hymn and chorus, then lid them
final farewell. She soon calmly fell to sleep
to wake no more. She left manv friends to
mourn her loss. r. J. II.
Ezt- South Carolina l'apers please copy.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-27
STRAEED-STRAYED !

IRON the undersigned on Tensas river, a light
bay Horse MULE, branded on the left hip with
the letter s, small; white spot in forehead of
medium size ; also black mare Mule, branded the
same on the hip as the other. l will pay reward
OF So for the recovery Of the mules.
They were seen on the 9Th Of May last, on Tensas
river. JOHN BRUCE.
Nay 2o-tf Kinks Ferry.
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A Nebraska paper complains bitterly of

A Nebraska paper complains bitterly of
the nails delays. Says the editor.
We received a letter two days ago from
Chicago, informing us that its author would
De in Nebraska last September, and since it
tas written he has been here, RENAME! a
Ilonth, made a thousand dollars in cash, had
70 fights, and had gone back and got
| krripd
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FOR RECORL 'ER
T We n authorized to ami once the naalpf
L. CLIP DUP as candidate the ONCE pi
Recorder at Ia ensuing Novemberle,rtior.
cY KEN NJ DOWDEN is candidate 'r
the office of Recorder of the parishf Cataht ua Y
the ensuing November election.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-27
ISTSss IcTUA a NDfORAL IMPROVEMENT

- = J.
By Moral id ROY ent is meant the ad-
vance which is bad in discipRuing the ,ur-
bulen, passio,(o s,lr nature, the recogni-
zion Of our du + a. accountable beings, and
the ;xcreas;uaa r:s made to discharge those
duties. Thef Isoral improvement in that
society. yhs |nestN Sobr:ety, Charity,
.Hsnevolenca1d God viii among men, not
only prevail, are percep''6Iy on the IN
/ crease VIE riole,lce and outrage are
ris;bly dsr6x b frcguency,-where or inc
49, Ommon, where drunken
diminishing and where
ice, scandal, envy, re-
Atle evil dispositions
20 less and less, the
- 1yIIu;siiion Of knowledge
any = I'm the gradual advance made
the hcquisiiion Of any science, art, or any
ling kelating TO a knowledge of the material
reat BIZ, there is intellectual improvement
herd is intellectual improvement in all that
to an increasing knowledge whether
be of mind or of matter. There is intel
sctml improvement Of the individual and
Intellectual Improvement Of the race. In
elle;tual Improvement of the individual, is
he gradual accumulation he makes Of knowl
das already acquired by the race. Intel
ec'ual Improvement of the race is the acqul-
ilbn Of knowledge not before known to the
age. In short, as applied to the race, to
mankind in the aggregate, it means an in
,rease Of knowledge, the requirement of
omet!m rot before known.
Frot these definitions it is sufficiently
appar4t that moral and intellectual improve I
ment not necessarily go hand in hand.
An iIiviaual may be improving himself in
and at the same time be rctroga-
ding morally. He may be increasing in
l,notdge, and decreasing in the discharge
Of Il moral duties. He may have knowI-
edsEithout wisdom. He may be learned
butaot wise. The same may be said Of
Std, Nations, of mankind at large. l. has
belobseryed, and correctly too, that intel
le&l culture soitens tho natural asperites
ohr nature, and thereby tends to improve
morals:
| F." Mgenuas Glelter didicisse artes,
=--- ,nnliit r,nrns y
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hands, and an htlay OF $1,000 per annu'n
for three years a permanent capital. But
TO set this thingf profits at rest, give the
following scbeele, made up Ct the actual
operations and ,penses Of. mil in operas
ton and no supisition about it. These data
were compiled ;ew years ago by Mr.. James,
Of Rhode Islam
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sEAMEn SYDoxIA BuRSED.-Two Ii

"a sEAMER SYDoxIA BuRSED.-TWo LID
1.-THE Captain and part Of the crew
& steamer Sydonia passed through town
3 londay last. The Captain informed US tn
n Saturday last, the Esd inst, when ADD
thirteen miles below Monroe, the SydoD
took fire in some pine wood near the bolle,
and so rapid did it spread that all efortso
subdue the flames proved una,ailing, andn
= few minutes, the boat, together with ev'y
thing on board was entirely consuma
The passengers and crew barely having TIM
to escape. A deck hand and cabin 10
are known to have been lost. There wa
only a few hundred bales Of cottonon boar(
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Manufactures II, the South.

SI We have taken much interest in the Pc
of 4 correspondence, published in re-
plumbers of the Concordia Intelligencer,
M len j. c. Howard, Esq, Of Trinity, and
!. fitzpatrick, Of the parish Of Concorda,
IL subject of manufacturing Cotton in
Ia vicinity. Why oil our great staple
Icontinue to be transported in the raw
10 TO distant part Of our own country,
sssx , Europe, to be manufactured, there can
y .bc no good reason assigned. We pro-
y the raw material to an extent far be-
Void Our own wants and, for some time TO
come, it will continue to leave our country
in the raw state, owing chiefly to the greater
capital and cheaper labor of Europe. The
day will come, land we apprehend it's mo-
far distant when we shall have our Hudders
fields and our Manchesters III tho heart of the
cotton region, and when the greater part, j
not all the cotton we export will leave oul
shores in the manufactured state.
This result will gradually be developed, in
- The progress of time by the working of natu.
\ raj causes. 1t is showing itself already in
several of our sister States, for instance, in
Georgia, South Cayn.ina, Alabama, and per-
i hans in one Or two more. Ausuallv happens
however, that whcs the state and condition
4 country is actuaf.s ripe for new order
oi s,iurs, men are loatA to make the first
s,,p,,,o welded are mankind to their n,
,ab.ishce aan;ls and their usna. pursuits.
! DIR. k''N.rick, in the corrospo. aseee We
hare al!aa.d> has clearly showyey bis /;
",,v Of estimates and statistics ilA abe. Y
r;unns nay now ba safely made in :. 'o
matte, d manufacturing il our midst Wei
Nes<surplaaters sl giE.ths important /
sssleeI due gnsideniod y hat eaoussA
4 'm .nea' -sIt''t, 'osartl 10 feiory, VIII
embark /" fts enterpn.., ori,r that onl
re0p p e, may ''coi.vincedot the rac,icabiE-
y OF the thing. That tin eapihI invested
would pay abnhaDtIy, has % on, view been
satisfactorily ppved.
nniiy, wouls be an<iSsle point Ios 80 !,
blishmeut Of the fst CABS - ''N 4
eiAuislana We wish 'A.s moor our
0 .leirhA,,;nr .o,,r ana ,.-Ds,t paasA in ass. z
u shall expect BY s.s res =
be TO advertise IS .'al,xn s'e.''s :
! BOWS. Of, super, li.ssi b., n
hs s. sasssSa - s' 's assp
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DR ASSESSOR

FS- We arr authorized o ,announc
JOHN n. RILEY candidate for le office of A.
SCISSOR of this paIA at the enslns Novembe
election.
~ Editor hependsnt,-SIE:- Tcu viii pleas
announce JOHNXITTERLIN as. candidate 70
the office of AssSDr at the electia in Novenlbe
next, and oblgegis my Friends.
EDITOR ISrpESDENr-Sirs Please an
nouncc RICHAp DOUGHTY, asa candidate 70
the Office of Asessor, at the ens,ng election i
November nextand oblige MAN FRIENDS.
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- la a daring Workmanship, &c. Mr..
Ns,yuu, Tnson, the clown, is not surpassed,
faYaaled, as ..wit humo'ist, and jester.
4 vt will be seen they are to perform at
4 Nf.terey Landing, Black River, Tuesday, 9Th
n o'clockP. NJ.
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Total.


Total. SZoI ,UIS
Against this sum. Dhich includes
the entire cost o!ianufacturine,
we have 100000 yards OF No.
II Shooting, the fo1uct OF the
mill, worth then ) cents per
yard, s326,250
From which, deduct osts. 237,048
And YOU have balane OF :39,202
But to resume :-Th bonds Of the stock
holders bein. issued an having two years to
run before the first payment falls due, they
can in the meantime hive the mill in ope-
ration, making money,anl the negroes be
learning the work and n,nnuvres about the
machinery; and by the expiration of the
time, they can be enabld to carry on the
work with only few wttes, besides clerk
and superintendent.
From letter received from Mr.. ]. W.
Burruss, Of Woodville, Ms, | learn that
the Factory there started nth capital of
$4,000. 1t is now ownd by Hon. Ed
McGehee-he carries it on .most exclusive
Iy with negroes and the profits are ren.une-
ratlve. Mr.. Burrus has promised to furnish
ine full statement, at an ealy day, of the
costs, expenditures, profits an, mode of opc
rations of the NoodviIe hctory. which
when received shall be furnished for the in
spection OF those who may hare the wish to
know such things.
Respectfully, Your, &c,
T. kiTFtTDTHE
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the only attclier offered to the world that "
effect this nosfsirable object But three or ioa
applications afecessaIy to curl it rs much as ~
BE desired, folly length Of time. From the nss!
testimonial. dose who have used it, the subsn
Der does nofsitate to warrant the Kroileiios
give satisfied and prove as recommended 10
cases. The Pipe for making, with full direct
for use, will sent on the receipt of one do
post paid. ingredients will not cost over tvtl0
cents. DiHto II. A. FREEMONT, 4
A8 Warren, Trumbull co., ~
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"A fe W short
IL have use
I've found il d
most yaluai
hddge of Supr'
ut gives me
lcoh's Cordia
: experience
G. is i sutRcie
all tho. Apt
E."-Fnl. ii
court, Chez
III take grea
babe lnetlici
which | bel
4 edly super
IA A tio
&c Of Gtorg
lhsves.sed
With a. II
J have frid i
head e
>ld rcconhre,
cernpoulie.
'""A VI We
1llf tAer@i a
.b's Cord.
Pr prep'lrab,,
n the inaso;
D all quarte.
Rrasive age,,,
4 va
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Eleventh Istrict
CLERKS OFFICE. Court of Frnkln
Sareessiou of Aon HAae.
ITEEREAS. Milton A. Jones, has fled hisppli-
W cation in the Clerks Office of the Eleenth
District Court praying to be appointed admirstra-
tor Of said succession: Therefore, notice is lReby
given, that unless opposition be filed in this Cice,
in writn, within ten days from the date hereofsaid
applicant viii be appointed, according to law.
Witness my hand and the Seal ofsaid
L. S. Court, this 9th day of May, A D.,
1857. HENRY 7. EARLE,
May 20 Cler.
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SIIERifF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Uriah Virgins, ct. ais.
DY VIRTUE Of an alias writ of feri tacias, isued
- from the District Court Of the parish of rata-
houla. forfeited State boEd, aud to the Slcriff
Of said parish directed have scizsd as the property
Of Uriah Virgins, all of the stock of cattle maked
with crop and under bit in one ear, and croE and
under hack in the other. branded D., be.rs--
head, more or less. And on SATURDAY, he 9th
day of Juae, next, within legal hours, at the IGOR of
the Courthouse in Harrisonburg, l will oflr the
same at public sale, for Cash, under beneftof APP
praisarent. +. ROB-,
May:,0-3t prs fee ST Shift
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Cotton, 10000 lbs,' for 1924
bales) at cels per pound, sloc,o0o'
Cost Of power, (eam,) 1900
IS Cardine 13,266I
+" Spinnin! 1874
Dressing and starh, 9,3o6l
Weaving, incluiig all expenses, 2t59s
Repairs, wear andear, machnists, &c. II ,0o2
General expenses, officers salaries,
freights, &c, &, 2o,G42I
Interest on capi;abf ao5o,ooo, $4,000
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TnE CIRcUs AGAIN-We havereceived
letter from Mr.. Wash burn, who requests
US to announce second performance of his
unrivalIed troupe at this place on Monday
9Th June, day and evening. Fifty aue TWEEN
ty-live cents arc the prices Of admission, a
put down in his letter, and from the pur
port Of the letter, we were not IN error II TIN
particular, when the company passed up, a
| was reported. See the advertisement in an
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-27
IFrom the Goneodia h'teS'geacer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tfsc sousA


Concordia, May sth, 1857.
J, C. YARD, EsoN:
D,j-I received pnr note few 'ays
ros,inr ne to indcate plan Of |ro-
1rolrct the Cotio, mill in operaten.
e C o,, 'r,Iit"l, upon some one who has We
a,oo".id,Lf the community, as l'nancr,
CONN., asao,r one ,ho can lay hold on
OF 40 !" ~ and car, it on to a successA
consuuf ion. ,os,,,or,;r :, Ma,
;l.t =" t,roooscd ,hie,t probably nigh
suit thtds Of solps,sr lead so,ac to ?. moo a'.a
81 a plal operations. have alreaf' pro
posed flch shan holder (say 20 IN nun
bcr( 70 i! two rcgro men each to prepar
the matt IS andput up the i ii'"'h ioo'''
and 20 ps. -
,ho s+ocSJers .an issue their bonds for a
amount L enngh to purchase the 'nachln
~. saw br $4,000, witbtnteFest at tn
ate Of per cent, payable in tire
fowr andk vars, in equal insta!ments. l
o,,ler to k.L. the bonds more sa'e"o'e a"
radnse .Jrae of interes be payment {
,io ia L secured lortgage on =,
.'s" 1,s. together With land and ot .. !,
maeA'n,1 y q stockholders, pro rate, j'tL
the aAoJ otach ones share; ;,.l Eve, asci
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Ha3rison''''rs:

wrpss. DH, MAY 81, 1851