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The Bribery Case.
WAsHINGToN, February 81.

WASHINGTON, February u.
Congress is still in session here. The
House is engaged in the case Of Wcch.
Many speeches have been made, expressing
the opinion that the evidence against him
is insufficient for conviction.
In the House Mr.. Gilbert, of New York,
charged with corruption, III alc speech in
his own defence. lie denied the truth of
the charges, and denounced the attempt Of
the House to fix stigma on his character
as unprecedented. Hc charges the House
with gross Injustice toward him, and con-
clud"d ty stating that he had resigned the
seat from which they were en1eavoring to
cxpcl him, and Immediately left. The re-
sulutions in his case were tabled by vote of
135 to GS. They ar. as follows:
l. RrSoleed, That William \. Gilbert, n
member Of the House from New York, did
agree with +. +. G. Triplett to procure the
passage of a resolution or bill through the
present Congress for the purchase by Con-
grcss of certain copies of the houk of the said
Triplett on the Pension Bounty Land Laws,
in consideration that the said Trplett should
ey out Of the appropriation for purchase of
the book. -
2. Rcsolrcd, That VIM. a. Gilbert did
cast his vote in the Iowa land bill depend
ing heretofore bctorc this Congress for cor
rupt consideration, consisting ofseven square
miles of land and some stock given or to be
given to him.
8. Rcsolvcd, That Wm. a. Gilbert, a
member of this House from New York, be
forthwith expelled from the House.
Mr.. Lepper submittcda statement from
Erasmus Il. Matteson, nno ther member
from New York, setting forth that as no
trial had been allowed Mr.. Gilbert, he had
10 right TO expect larger measure Of JUS
ticc, and had therefore resigned his seat
The first resolution in his case was adopted
by n vote Of l45 against ~. 1t is 40 fol.
tows.
Resolved, That erasmus B. Matteson.
70, member of this House from the State OF
New York, did incite parties deeply inter-
ested i'll the passage of a joint resolation for
constructing the Dcs Moins grant when
here, and to use large sum Of money
and other valuables corruptly, for the pur-
pose ofprocuring the passage Of said ioiut
resolution through this House.
The second was adopted, as follows
ResolOed, That erasmus b. Matteson in
declaring that large number of the MEM
bers of this House had associated themselves
together, and pledged themselves each to
the other not to vote for any law or reso-
luton granting money or lands unless they
were paid for it, has falsely and wilfully
detained the character of this IIo,ise and
has proved himself unworthy to be MEM
Der thereof. p
The third was tabled {:
Resolped, That Erasmus B. Matteson; a
insmber of this HOUSE from the Slate Of
New York, be and is hereby expelled there
from.
The Hon. Henry Winter Davis, Chair
pan Of the Corruption Investigating Com
mittee, then. eok up the ease 81 Wm.
w. WEIGH, VITO is similarly elsargsd with
Gilbert apd Matteson. -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

Our readers well aware that we have
never ADVERTISED patent mrdicincs-but we
now publish nn advertisement of Ayers Pills,
not because We are raiI for it alone, but be-
cause we honestly believe that DR.. Aver is enc
Of tho best Physicians and Chemists of tho
age, and hccans" We know from experience
that his Cherry Pr"t"ra is the hest medicine for
a Cough that ever was invented. We have
been cured hy it Of a severe bronchitis, and
have given II I" our family with unfailinc suc.
cess for Colds. Coughs. Whoopinc Cough,
Group. dc. Orr nc:glbors who have tried
these Pills represent them as nm extraordinary
good medicine.
UrN0Lrnt. ". !riLmr Iiukon 10 lh;a
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06
Hon. James T., Orr.

Hon. James J.. Orr, of this State, is very
generally spoken Of as the probable Speaker of
the House i'll Tia" next Congress To him, and
Hon. !. Clancy Jones, of Pa, who refused a
cabinet appointment III accordance will, a pre-
vi"'is understanding. is delegated the Office of
leading the Administration party in the next
House.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06
IlnPOrtaRtsSale.,
ESTATE OF gEL WIDEMAN, sDECEasED.

"PY Permission. Of the Ordinary for :Abbes
~ vile District will sell at Public Auo.,
tian at the late Residence of UEL WIDEMAN.
deceased, on =, :.
Friday, the goth Insta mt,
All the Personal, -Propssty belonging to the
Estate Of Tie, said .deeeascd cohsistiug Of
epteen BALES of COTTON; Horses. cattle,
Hogs Corn, Fodder, Cotton Seed, SEakks
Plantation; Tools, Household and Kitchen Fur
n;ture, and variety Of other Property 40 t.
hons to mention. q '''sSs So
TEnss made known on thds day. RI: ,.9tait
NIB. Tho Land will be rented SANG s,dayss
y..s EMILY WIDEiAN. p,
March o., 1851. - r,.t 44.atH ,e.;'
Banner copy once.
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Sad Casualty.

We r"grc; I" learn that Alexander Noble, n
youth of ah"u, - years of age and the oldest
son Of Nlr. y. Noble Of our District was acci.
dentnliy drowned, on Friday last, the 27th
ult, in the Savannah river. He WAS out fish
ing alone; AMI is SUPPOSED to have fallen out
Of the battr;,u
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06
South Carolina Ccllere.

The Librarian has favored the Carol;n i'm
with copy of the new catalogue. which is
handsomely printed by Mr.. f. II. Brtton.
1t appears by reference to IT, that there
arc 2iScni"rs; g. Juniors; Al S"pholnores, and
is Freshmen in all l51 students.
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NJ q o.
Notice.

The regular Monthly Meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, will take place on
1i"@'"H Er'ninp tie l@M iHa., at the Hall Of
the Sons of Tcmlcran"c.
The Essay will be read he Stephen c. De-
Eruhl, Esq S"Ij"f-N"polc"n Bonnpartc.
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WAsnrScToN, FEB. 20, ls57.-P. NJ
Twas told tonight, on reliable authority,
that in correspondence betweenahe Attor-
ney Gensral and Charles Morgan, the form
er stated that if there we're any recruits for
Walker on board the Tennessee on the
next trip, the authorities in New York had
instructions to, seize the vessel Corses-
pondenee ". York, Tribune.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

MACON AND BRuNswIcK RAIL RoAD.-
Mr.. Mcneil, who has for somo time been
engaged in the survey. Of a, road FROM Ma
csR 10 Brunswick, l,ss completed two sur
yeys.-0a ;pne he reports the highest grade
to be sixteen feet to he mile on the other,
only seven feet.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

HE PERSIAN WAR not ESDED.-It ap-
pears !'y the .\~ia's advice that the report
brought 10y the previous steamer that the
Shah OF Persia has consented to accept the
British uItlnanm Is cont .alicte.l. Persia
Is now said to be making preparations fot
desrncc TO the utmost extremity. The Brit.
lsh have already commenced their march
into the interior from i,ushirc.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

The ,PEABopYG Gzs1.--The gift ofGeoree
Peabody Esq, an American residing in
London, to the CITY Of Baltimore, oftSsOo;.
600 for the establishments Of an institute for
the promotion Of education and thefne arts,
is one Of unexamplcd mumifcence. s&ss, :,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

THe BL1sD.--JapaD promises to bs.the
land. Of the blind: The psqppytiohof inhab-.
lsnts deprived :ofsight IS aaermous. Inthe
city 81 Ieddo alone, tl,ae ars eighty thou
SAUL sGltnl persons. ,s.,,.. -.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

The citizens Of Florence, Ala, have sub.
'scsibed $4,000 for Che building Of a brapeb
road to connect wAhSAhe Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at 1astnmbia. ~ - 4
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

SIDNEY CoLLEaE.-The trus-
tees'havc resolvedto postpone the election Of
President until May.
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.ABBEVILIE G.. J
w. w. Peruvian g. Co.

We would direct n ttcntion to the New Stock
OF Spring Goods To be opened by the we'll
known firm nt Greenwood and New Market.
Also to the advertisements of II. S. Kerr, H.
A. Jones and others.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

PFEEy DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
Voluntarily c"nscirnii"usly, and with much
pleasure, we recommended to our readers tho
above named medicine. We speak from our
own observation and experience when we saw
that it removes pain if by magic from all
parts Of th" body, and il; Of tie best mcdi-
cincs in Use for checking Darrhra, and re-
moving :h" prcm"nit"rv symptoms of Cholera.
1t is applied bot! INTERNALLY and externally,
with hest effects, and none who have once
used the Pain Killer, would willingly be with.
oat it constantly in their houses
G"r;"""'i Et"ning NomparcH
One worl in regard TO Perry Davis Pain
Killer. have used it in my family for sone
years, and take great pleasure in recommending
it rs n valuable medicine, that should be kept
i'll every family. l have witnessed wonderful
and speedy cures hy its usc--rccently, within
the last week, have known n very severe case
of rheumatism soon relieved and promising a
speedy cure, 10y this. in my catmation, ,xyALu-
ABLE remedy. JABEZ =. SWAN,
Pastor of the IIuntiugton-s,. Baptist Church.
4l'2t New London, Conn.
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THE GrANO TEADE-A letter from Cant.
Walden, OF this city, master Of the ship
Roebnck, now at Chincha Island, received
by the Europa, says that there are 13o first
class ships, averaging 600 tons each, ono
lying about The island writing for cargoes of
guano. Probably no other port in the
world can boast Of so large Il fleet Of spcn-
did ships.-Ly"n Mass. Exporter
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

SCIENTIFIC EXrEplrIoN.-Mr. Jcffries
Wyman, the distinguished Professor of A.
natomy in Harvard University, sailed from
Gloucester, Massachusetts,, ON Tuesday, for
Parimariho, r Dutch Guiana. lie intends
to spend six months in Suriam. Two STU
dent. i'll Harvard University, Mr.. Green of
Worcester, and Mr.. B;ncrrtt, of New York,
eldest son Of bancroft ;he historian, accom-
panied DR.. Wvman.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

Th" a'S'rnct of deaths, prepared by the Sec
retary of State, for 1882, shows an average Of
twelve deaths n day by this disease alone.
'an nothing b" don" {" stay this fearful NOR
tallty! If the allegations of those who are
Mt least cnt tied I" vcraciv, may he believed.
there Is preventive and remedy. WIS
lAkS BAlSAM or WILD CHERRY los
cured thousands who have tried all other reme-
dies in vain. This he srlstantiatcd by a
mass Of reliable evidence
None genuine unless signed I. Err1s on tho
wappcr.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-06

INFLUENCE OF OFFICE.-Thc Washing.
ton correspondent of,!ic Tribune saws, "Gcn.
Cass is putting on the airs of youth in view
OF his appointment to the Premiership. lie
has mounted Il clarct colorcd coat, and las
suddenly discovered that he is quite too
young 10 ride To the Capitol. IIe has &C.
Gord'"gly abandoned his carriage, and walks
daily to the Senate, with short and brisk
steps worthy Of Mercury jus, lighted on the
heaven kissing HILL" We arc pleased to-
learn that Mr.. buchanan has the Mcdea
faculty OF restoring the vigor and sprightli-'
ness OF youth to enable our Il;son to assist
at the solrinnlt!es OF next Wednesday,"
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-01-17
THE GUIDE

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
By HEsRy SFEfuEHs, {, T.. s.. OF Edinburgh,
and the late J. P. nosroS. Professor Of
Scientific Agriculture 10 Yale College. New
Haven. ? vols. Royal Octayo. 1900 pa
ges, and Numerous Wood and Steel En-
cravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete
work on Agriculture ever published, ana in
order to give ii a wider circulation the pub
fishers nave resolved to reduce the price TO
Five Dollars for The Two Volumes.
When sent BY matt fpost- paid % Caiitor-
MIA and Oregon the price VIII be s.. To
every other port Of the United States and to
Canada tpost-paidl >s. 10 tbs ,eork Is
NOR The old -Eeoh Of The Farm;
Remittance for any Of the above rn2':ca-
tions should always be addressed, postpaid,
TO the Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT &C..
No. 81, Gold Street, New Yer.
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6 BROTHER.
Just Received.

Just Received.
nn bbls fresh Currants, 1 case Genoa eitran
lDU 10 boxes Cider, / Dbl dried Apples
10 boxes MR. Isaisins, 20 u boxes,
z dozen Shaker Preserves,
2 dozen fresh Tomatoes IN cans,
2 dozen faesh Peaches, . aoz Prunes DRIED
2 dozen Lemon syrup, 4 doz French irasts, :
4 Yankee fruits IN their own juice,
I dozen Brandy Fruits. ! aoz Worcester sauce
1 doz Underwood Is Pickles. gals piuts and q y,
4 Norreilt, 4 !leas' pickles
low. &. Lewis y Cos
Crosse and BisckNells Ia quarts
10 dozen Olives, 10 dozen tarers,
10 hozes Chocolate, 4 doz HOLSTERS IN cans
4 dozen salmon. Gez Pepper -aust.
i dozen Mustard. 8 rases Fancy candies
3 daA Rock candies dp1 iioker bitterSt
l dozen Walnut ketcbnr 4 daz Tomato,
4 dozen Gouley hitters,
Just aecelved Der steamer Iibine and other steam.
ers ana for sale BY A. NuNIAN 4 6fp.
Jan D corner Church and Maine sits.
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". +. T Z Nm 4 K d :,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS

T'HFIR stock Of RuGcIEs, ROCKAWAYS. HAIR.
l. Mss, BARntCHFS COACHES and VIII :, is
mo-" complete. They invite an examina ion o. tItafr
s'ocn before purchasing in New Orleans or elsewhere,
rs they guarantee their prices as low as any in the
Sauta.
En- Warer"om on Main street next the CITY Hill.
re MANUFACTURING Gad REPAIRING IA superior styIe
at tIt Old stand z" Church and Main street
BARN RGnen Sep. D.
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EstNESS tAitnS.
". CAMERON. AarHIIEgTd BGtLHE& u>
4 der. can he sent through tEe i'ost otlgn.
4 NoNTAN 4 BROTHER, FAMILY GRCCEHS.
y. Gorn"r Third and Church streets,
4 Mi,uEa rfttI. ~41YuRAET AED CJl-NyEL.
n Tor "a, Law 01iee with f4llaout si-beet, Bruts
tanning
DENJAuN TEEElIE, CIV HAEEL HAiG{H
X q. WILSON. HOfE 2iGN4ND oaN4FEf
y. T.! faiate.. ta5ra STset ba'a' Fause.
rHAEEEs ECSIOE, B~LffK>aiIH iNJ BAG
- oa maker. fetrr iaul'Eg. West hatan hot4e-
nLN-aN Il l0.. WHOLESALE $50 hETttA
II teafers IN tjstS, Caps, Se- s. tuattres steel
>eF o t-sa<.
E"rs4Nh-IN I0I 81, VIII LhNaAk.S .o4fa.
q L~ss.Es, c~aRfftIER Y CiS1G&E BtIL
~ L SEEs. ciEPE yIlR& CISItHN BtLDER
X. Stop On fii,a stree
rOLIfNANS WEiiNAN.N VIZ 0RKE4Ns eIlAAF
" Sto-c corner L.@s-tts ARA Laurel streets.
TT AVAIL i il:AIf.33. o. NEAL ~AGENTe4Nh
IL Collectors. = Conmere:at Place New erleans
TT + WADpiI, DhEGGLSTa CHEMIST Cor
IL. ner Third and Caurch STREETS.
! HAENET House WILLLaA &IRKlnHPR0
IT n. FAyE5T, ATTORSEF g coIySELLoR
II. at Law. once at tie Court House, West Bat
Hyatt 4 DIXON. WHOLESALE AND RF7Au
IL Groeers. Corner Church ard Lafayette Street,
Baton Rouge
WRIGHT { &C, WHOLESALE DE4LERS IN
y Patent Medicines. -, thaItrss street, New
orleans.
r SIMON. CLOTHING mo ~ GDOHs. .or-
>. nef Laurel ami third street Ba'on Rop2e
IoSA"H n1hIrtttks ARCHITECT 8HD BIIL-
j der. Baton f:eage.
r a. 1BOUS.alf., DE&Y4L NTKGEDN. Or
= fee On Lafayette T., e. Rouge.
ToAs IH.tEO WUGKL4s n If1- CDIrkh
= ana si'ret Lou. fil'ra It, Eaton Forge
AMEs NJ MI5>ELlAS, Al fJRNET aCUlA>14
= or al Law. Office o. Laurel stteet.
7 a WALTZ. DAt GGisI . casaisI INIT
y street bet. Convention aud Norm ioule ard
T il. SIAsGK, ERftK F4EDG UnlS once
> On Church opposite the iisrney House.
v. fi.GWN, ARCHIrEc7 C BGyLDER. Orders
= . can BE- sent throuef,t tie Postabice-
TACoB PIPER, ~ftRNITCRE WAREHOUSE Gc.
> Church street.
JOSEPH JooR, 4TYDRNEY C COUNSELLOR ~
- Law. Once with P. A. Walker, j. p, on Church
street near Third.
n BECA0F, ATTORNEY d COL-EShLLoR A
y . Law. Once ca Main street.
r NJ. sIcCUTCHEN, aTTUPNEF COUNSELLOR
> . at Law. Office on laurel street.
JOSHUA EEAL, WR0LESALE d RErAIL GRD |
y GER. Church street.
r JOLfaSA!AT, DEARLER " PAINTS, OILS
IL. and Hardware. No IL, opposite the New Ia.
SIN. New Orleans.
r OCtS KoSpErr, FASHIONABLE FOOT md
~ Shoe maker. I%aLayette ~ faton f;oage.
M !. G. HUSTON, DRT GOODS 4ED MILL
Mfnefy. Third street. Baton Rorge,
NIoNrAN & HUGCET, DFALERS N HARD
wi ware, Church st, Baton Rouge.
ID CHOPIN " co, ATDN ROUGE CHEAP
. Sore. Snnth Boulevard.
O P. GEEVES. A17YRVEYG CNTNSELLOR Ar
80 Law. Ohbce on Lafayette street. Baton Rouge.
and near the Court House. West Eaton Rouge.
O 5. HALL. ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT
~ Law. Office on Laurel street.
fIsIFOIbRE- GGLDMANN, E4LER IN CLDcKSI
i Watches, etc, Under tie Harvey House.
IN G. n T. il. MORGAN, ATTORNEYS DC COEY
i . sellers at Law. Office on Laurel street.
81 Dozen Brown Essence Of Ginger, just received
1d and for saM by Ifsb. a. IL. vrAtEr.
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The arrangements for blending the sorTE-
ERIN LADIES Boon and the SOUTHERN I-s-
LoR MAGa2ifG, being now complete,
MRS. V. Z. W. McCORD
Takes great pleasure il announcing to the
citizens OF ths South and West, that the first
number Of the above Magazine vii! be ready
for delivery, end the Mail, on OF about the
10th day Of November. being the December
number of the Magazine, and it wilt. there
after, be published regularly on the 10th day
OF the proxir7ate month.
There never mas been a period in the his
tory of our country, when there was Sd stern
a necessity for the exercise Of the Southern
mind, for Southern COED, as at the present
moment, when every element of enterprize
and independence should be bfough: to ope-
rate for ouf beloved aone.
Then, at this moment there need be no
heightened appeal in behalLof q Southern
Literature no argument to 3dpee the South
to refuse such mental pabGll1m as is furnish
ed by the North no exhortation to inspire
the tr-1 SoutheTner with becoming zeal In
behalf his household traditions. ard the
legends of the beautiful sa-lnnans that clus-
ter about his sunny home.
Each nu- Der CT the Magazine will con-
tain ga pages Of neat letter press, in royal
octave form. Oh superb parer, ore steel en-
craving, one piece Of original or popular mu-
sic; plates OF the Fashions and other embel-
ishments. There will also De added about
i6 pages. so be devoted to advertisements of
suitable style for such a Periodical, and it
will thus form a most appropriate anG profta-
BILE med uru for the advertisement Of articles
oftaste and elegance.
To the subscribers of the Southern Ladies'
Book who have paid THEN subscription, and
have not received The number to which they
aIa entitled, it is respectfully announced tina.
suitable deductions will be made.
Subscription, $500, payable in advance,
A liberal commission will be allowed to Post
Masters and sthers acting as agents.
VIM. A LEONARD y co.
PlopTietors.
Delta Buildings, No. 76 Camp street, and %
and 81 Bank Place, New Orleans.
THE Child Is only troubled with vyormz,
says the thoughtlessmother. when tha puny appear
ance of her offspring is remarked upon. Gnig Worms
Why not say only Cholera, or only Yellow lever. for
worus destry more lives than either. l. yoi love your
little ones, administer to them. even ii y,a only sns-
pec' them to be troubled with worms, 7 a sure, safe.
and immediate remedy. Every household where it
has been tried, every physician who has seen its effects
pronounce
WIyER'S CANADIAN vERMIFTGE
srch a remedy.
4V-Ba particular and remember the name.
kswINER's CANADIAN yERMiFCGH.r
T isris the oaly article that can be depended on.
70 sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
j. WRIGHT i CO, Sole Prepristors,
Il and 151 Chartres Street.
Sold in Baton Rotge By all the Druggists.
w reserved direct from the manufactures, for sael
~ j. l.. WALLET.
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