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PARoIssE ST. LANDRY. NO, 8oaS.
Succession de feu Auguste Peres,
WSELONISE LEBLANC, de la Paroisse
- ST. Landry, veuve de feu Auguste Pc
res, decede, en- sa qualite de Tutrice Natu-
relle de son eufant mineur, ayant presente un
Tableau de Classification des dettes de ladte
succession. accompagne dune petition deman-
dant rhomologation d'icelui.-Et attendu
quill etc fait droit a la demande de la dite
petition par ordre de la Cour susdite en- date
du 26 Mars, 1857.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interessesv dams cette succession,
d'avoir deduire au CRETE de la Cour susdite,
dams les trente jours qui suivront la date du
present avis, les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont,
pour lesquelles le dit Tableau ne serait pas
homologue, ct Ia Tutrix autorise payer les
debiteurs de Ia dite succession conformement
a la dite Tableau.
Is. LASTRAPES, Greffer.
Opelousas, % Mars, 1867.
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LES IMpRIMEURs EN- PENNsYLvANIE.--L lie general
Packer, lie canddat dGmocrcse se pour la place de gou
yerneur de la Pennsylvania, est un imprimeur. Les
deux senateurs de Get Eat Congress, ainsi que lie
president de Ia Cour Supreme de 10 Pennsylvania,
ont etc autrefos imprimeurs.
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Bureau du Sherif, % Mars 1867.
COUR DE DISTRICT,

PARoIssE ST LANDRY.
Placide T. Guidhyl
u.s. ; No. SO17.
Ses Cr6ancierS
ES personnes qui peuvent avoir quelque
- interet a opposer la nomination du
syndic dams cette afaire, ou quelque oppo-
sition aux procedures de lassemblee des Gre
anciers, ou sous d'autres rapports. voudront
bien enregistrer leur opposition par ecrit d
mon bureau dams les dix jours qui suivront
la date du present avis.
L. LASTRAPES,
Gqe6fer de Iadite Cour.
Opelousas % Mars 1857. l7-2f
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YEyOUs ceux qui doiyent au soussiens
- soft par billet ou par compte, sons Fcs,
pectueusement requis dc ycnir regler sans
delal JAMES RAY, NJ. ID.
Opelousas. Il Mars. 1857.
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I'm bill imposant ana fake annueIge de SIS sur
chaqne eeIibataire atI-aessns de 25 ans etc pre-
sent6 IA Legislature dn New-J Jessay lie bill est
ffnaikEIe Acte pour sril;.er le marriage.
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m~EAA - - IN

~ - z =
gsEaEe DARBRES A FRUIT, OAR
Sss brisseaux, ct de aeurs, dc toutes sor-
tes ct varieties, receGment importe
d d'AngIeterre, de France ct d'autres pays
A Vendre (pour un court espace de temps
seulement) par Pellorce 4 Co Horticulteurs
ct Floristes.
s'adresser vis-a-vis lie Magasin de NJ. Pro-
vost, rue Main, Opelousas
rDes catalogues des plants seront deli
vres gratis.
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Ie Docte1sr J. 3. Lee

Z transporte sa residence a Ia Prairie
~ Laurent, (ancienne habitation de K.
4. HarwelD OH il continuera a exercer sa
profession avec soin ct ponctualite.
Faroisse St. Landry % Mars 1957.-tf.
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UNous sommes antorises annoncer que Mr..
CHARLES BoURQUE est candidat Anti Knew
Nothing pour Assessor ia prochaine election.
opelousas, go Aout 1856.
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Vente Publiuue.

Par le soasssgm6. Emcanteur Public, dams
ct poUr la Paroisse St. Landry.
E public est par le present informe quill
- sera Vendu, en- vente publique, au plus
ofrant ct dernier encherisseur, par le soussi-
gne, encanteur dams ct pour la Paroisse st.
Landry, d Ia derniere residence de Joseph
Bercier, decede, dams la vile des Opelousas,
dams la susdite Paroisse, le
Jeudi, Is Ayril proclaim, 1857,
10 10 nroprietes oi-dessous deerites, appartenaut
a Ia succession de feu Joseph Bercier, decide,
dernierement de Ia Psroisse st, Landry, d
sayoir:
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IOCIETE DE- BIRNFlISlkCE DES OPELOUSAS.

KUV11 = - HKs5zElsUlz DEN u TUUUDHDs
H ES membres de Ia dite Societe sont
LID prevenus qu'une assemble reguliere
ct generate aura lieu Lundi, Avril proclaim,
1857, d 6 heures das soir, au domiciIe de NJ.
A de St. Cyr d Arthur. aux 0pelousas pour
traiter daffaires importantcs,
Par ordre du Comite,
ANDRE 1IEYNIEK,
President.
Opelousas Mars, 1857.
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NOS AGENTS.

Les persounes suivantes sont autoris6es collector
ct recevoir des subscriptions ct avis pour lie Coar
rier des Opslousa dams leurs villages ct Paroisses
respectifs:
AUGUsrE MARAIsT, 81. MarunVlhe, he'
ApTprp Bu11IARp. Pont Breaux, LIE.
A. MILPsPAUGH, mashliSSoh, L.
- ~ EyoNET' Leonville, P. O.
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CAN DIDATS.

Nous sommes autorise aannoncer que THon.
B. A. MARrEL est candidat a la place de Juge du
I6me District Judiciaire, Ia prochaine election.
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VENTE PAR LE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.

%
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
IA Pollard & Co., cour de District
vs.. Paroisse st. Landry,
P. Manuel s fls., No. 1886.
Nm vertu dun writ de alias f. fa, lance
- dams le process ci-dessus intitule, par la
Ceur de District, dams ct pour Parosse St Landry
ct moi adresse, il sera offert vente publique,
Ia residence de P. Manuel la Queue Tortue en-
cette Paroisse, lie Samedi, 2 Mai proclaim, 1857,
commencant II heures du matin ct continuant de
jour en- jour- sill est nscessaire tous les droits, ttres
interets ct prsentions de p Manuel & fills, aux pro-
pretes suivantes saisies pour satisare lie dit writ
q saYoir
Tn certain Moroccan GU Fraction de Terre, situee
pres la Ponte de la Queue Tortue en- cette Paroisse
mesurant environ so de terre, plus ou moins,
etant "a meme terre actuellement occupee par lie
Dsterr,,rr. bornee rouest par une terre de Agera
Martin ct de tous ,es autres Cos par lie domaine
public ensemble ayee toutes les batisses ct anne
liorations qui sont.
Aussi un Lot de Marchandises seches, trop ions
d enumerer.
Conditions Compliant
L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff
Bureau du Sheriff. St. Landry, % Mars 1857
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Opelousas, IA Mars, 1857.
AVIS Az PURLTC.

eesz-a lie bateau-a-vapeur VIM.
S55Aa &c. YOUNG, capitane G. E.
LouAILLIER, commence ses
voyages r6guliers entire les Opelousas ct la Nous
velle-Orleans, partant de Washington tous les di-
manches 10 heures du matin. ct de la Nouvelle.
Orleans tous les a1ercredis. heures de l'apres-
midi, pendant la saison Pour fret ou passage s'a-
dresser bord on a ALFRED LoUILLIER
Washington
~ B.-Les expeditionnaIres eties consignatares
de fret ron ben attention quaucun fret ne sefa ligre
du magasn de depot qu'autant que le compta de
fret men ait etc paye, ou qu'un recn reconnassant
la reception du fret matt etc envoye aux expedi-
tonnaires pour Placement. Tous ceux 7ui auront
du fret tronyeront touours leurs complies entire les
mains de NJ Alfred Louaillier Washington, quf
est autorse collector eta acquitter nos complies.
G. E. LOUAILLIER-
Wash:nsx4s,,, 81 Marc 1QS7
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Opelousas I Mars, 1857.
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astat DC la lottlo(alle.

Opelousas, % Mars, 1867.
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PPOGRESS-DOWNlyARD

The principle is this and will ever remsia In force.
that en-, by nature, are free.
ICon,Inen al Consrsss, I'M
I'll cotcedtd, ON all hands that the right to Ssfts
can never be slienated. continental Congres.
II Is anerg my first wishes to see come plan ~
which Slavery in this country may be abolished ~
law. washington.
Slavery (, contrary to the law ef nature erd OF
uatioss. lWiuian W.T.
Slavery is repugrsnt 70 the principles Of Chr.s-
anity i prostrates every benevolent action OF the
human heart. Patrick Henry
TIE way, I hope, ia preparing under tbs supplies
of IIC aven, for total emancipation. lJeterson.
The South now maintains that Slavery 10 rgot,
natural and recesssy and does not depend on tue dh
fereuees of complexion The laws of the Slave states
justfy the holding OF white men In bondage.
Richmond Eneur~.
"S'avery u Tie creature Of ocalaw, and can claim
neither PROTECTION, ENtsTFNCE NOR RECOGNITION IN
the Constitution. Slavery Co.'s net aud cannot exist
in Kau as while il len sas Territory. Tue Consh-
tuition neither PROTECTS nor REcoGSizEs slavery "
the Ieiii toIiss.' lLe"n Nsss'
"slayeiy existed at that period 1881, and stia
exits in Kansas, UNDER INK Constitution of The
UNITED STATES. This has at last been decided oy
the highest tribunal known to cur laws. How III
COULD EVER BAyE BEEN SERIOUSLY DOUBTED s
MYSTERY" a.. y.,
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Some of tie supporters of Mayor Wood 10 the
Democratic party have issued circular reopenins
The old auarrels about the General Committee'
They say that the arrangement entered into for re-
cordiny the names Of the Democrats Of the various
wards and electing delegates from the roll 10 not
democratic and if thss been, it has not been carried
ont The recent election of delegates 70 the Com
Snttee of 1858, they say, was cheat; that the OLD
delegates got together in holes and corners ana
elected Themselves, without the Formally OF osDot
at all. With regard to the difficulties sad 70 ha'e
been settled BY the union of the Cooper and Small
COMMITTEES, they charge that it was simply tenn
por,ry union to secure the spOs; that principles
were entirely set aside in the arrangemsnf. NO
ctons have been ordered By the people nor is
there any pretense thai any have been held 10
view of this, they propose thst the Democrats
meet in their several warts on Wednesday next, 10
tbe s,cd Old fashioned box s.uhng, shoulder hl1tlne
manner. and elect delegates to General commit.
Tee. Young Mems Committee ami WARD
Committees. In order TO carry out This
Man 10 their own satisfaction, they have nsmed In
spec.ors in each Ward whose certiucases are 20 DC
evidence of election. Among the sisners 70 tue
ear. are Alderman Harris, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bsskett Councilman Crawford, handsome Dr.
Bradford, Assessment Collector Rose, Glass ballot
boz JOllie, Alderman Bradley, candidate BroWnlne'
would be Pre,ident Arcularius, ex-Poilce captain
.Halpin, candidate Bean, candidate M'Conkey'
Sheriff Willstt, contractor Devln, Patrick Hsrns'
q Alderman Peck, Gold spufboI STRIKER eA'
Alderman Tate, Councilman Buteel, e1-PoNce
II IAN
Wiser. ex. Police Captain witter, ex-POlice Cap
Tin Ietts. and a large number of contractors,
xhose fsces are familiar about the City Hall, and
y. Mcleod Murphy. 1t is evident that tAess men
are .et on by Mayor Wood to overthrow the exist.
ing organization a. least send in contestants for
ali The seats, by which means he hopes TO get con-
troll Of the General Committee for the ne1' yeM'
50 the Oft settled quarrels have broken out %fe'n
ard the feud is likely TO bs even more violen' 'a"n
ever So much for Democratic harmony
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proved futile. A theory obtains respecting it, that
Is is generally the same as an insect which destroys
lie Erslsh crop, but warmed into iutenSer mslis
pity by our rot sun. The red slayer is slsin i,
England, however, by another Insect; and it is
proposed to import the latter character and let him
loose upon the farmer. But this last is mere sp.cu'
hticn. Tie entire facts, however, are as we have
given them. 1.-THE wheat crops be thds 6nally do
stroyeJ it vii perhaps be obligatory upon our farm
srs to supply their place b, garden farm' and they
in turn to be warranted by ger local populations &C.
cupied upon home manufactures, as garden products
ere too persbabe to be sent to distant or foreign
points. Such i, the story of the wheat blight, past
s1d prospective. 1t will enforce the serOu, sttcn.
ton Of the nation by the inevitable law of neces-
atty,
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TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE CNlTEO
STATES.
LETTER III.

srR: Having sm,ll respect for authority, Gsnera
Jackson attached little value to the !aooIs Oh liam
itop and Madison, commentators on the CVn'NiIOn
or TO those of jay Ellsworth, and HarsaaA-.ne meu'
Mr.. President to whom we owe those eaily dscieions
which laid the founds alton Of our Conshtunona law"
decisions fully aclOe.ced in by all The oi'upgusis a
men who had ;eceded lin in the Presiden ia chaf,
ftom WASHINGTON TO the younger Adams. PfSNtf.ns
his OWE construction Of that itstrum'It he Va. ue
moe than seate ia the high pssitln TO which he 40
been called thar he eomme Gcsd suggesting douo.' a.
20 Ire mower of the Government TO deegate to iad-
v;dusl The power to exercise, throughout the lnon
,hsbArkiry privilege. In his view, StaH 6iFE
based upop the public revenues, and mauagea o.
coune By officers Of the general 1o'ethhen'' "'u'1
Be ipg row the order of the day, and
Corpless f.irg 10 obey his orders, we nj nun n'A
on his own motion, Withdrawing tue pnohc more!
fm where thew bad b. ep placed by Congress anu az
H. az ye,eiep will ard peseure dividing them euous
the il cal Institutions Next be foa1d urg NJ vac
States 20 The creation OF local OanSs, 10 iePa'' VIC
great institution With which be was Low =. ~
Sore we see him next declaring war - hnSs az ossss
ARD nctesthe ghce p1wer OF the central euIn 'Ipes
heir row exeried for the coercion OF me
Ire prohibition Of bills of tne smaller denohln aens
O. bsirg row regsrds 4 SIS the enc tolng heeulsi
80 a. - were told 20 be made 10 " run up the ME-
.issipui;" and tbst il might DO So tIe sIan laiu
I,IdeS-ibe exehar atle value ofgoi1 IS comp siea
wi,h silver, bsvIrg been raised TO 10 70
en- liz We have ar order 70 the receivers Of 'ne
nns 70 socf1t Of nothing bat the precious meta
n, ali Seromr aticBs beng thus discrefh d,
that haiti the People might be induced to make ~.
un upon the banks Now for the nfsL i.ais ie .Ie
history of the word do We ind rtsuiy o1 .;ns,
80 Govtumept engaged in a war to he An: as slus'
LeJ ~. ~ III ia toms; and row. foT the 6rst tine IN
pS 80 closs tteir doors agsiust those VITO desired
pSynent q their notes. Next we ind zoe H. ,,o1
drg additional powers @p1 g ,se f, tx
IttI night he much fsotsted GA one De, ite
General dfsires thst his agents may %
r~ IN the tra1suission OF pivs'e iaa'si ~nIe'
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tS1e Ard fam 70 The Arabs Ard Brbs than Do tts
ucsein ,herovsh bred horss< AID tass b stroc- rea

tpse spd fam 70 the Arabs Ard Brbs than do a,
ucsein thoroughbred hon~; s,d that. b stroec rea-
scr for believing tai such crots might prove sso-
csssrl Hafbed besses between the Ieeisr Arab and
frgsh baf.bud MARS bsvebe scutd to ans sss ID.
mi'sby fer csvsiy horses end used for tha. par.
Pote exclusively 10 the Arg lrdsn service. The i0ss
dusssr, mounted ca sn'rss Of this stamp, attracted
n est s'ettor in tie Cines where thee heroes were
foun TO be hai.r ard mere endui Of pnvaton ssd
,,pos. ito weather than the Epslsh horsss oftwo or
three II, rough crosses, although Inferior 10 them 10
pf,d in h gh and in weight in the Oh ack Of
battle The 'me remsik applies 10 the half bred A.
s,,;rs Rsrte, r. den By the French Cka,sexvs GIf
,;v,, A. Cia,e. IS ISdsse~es most Of vhica IL il
said are bred fro m D. ara of Nomssdyo or Pcsriy;
and h;s uoud encoursg the hope Of success In breed
rg from Newman. and Canada rs to hoses Of Oriental
blo<d. We Should Ike to hear VI the sxpermeatbe-
ire tried ard although we should cor cafe 10 predict
perfee. success, we should rather . shc'pSe good
than an evil result; would, however, on 20 account
put thorough bred mare to any Esstc m rofss ror
yveIy highly bred mare, where thcrouA a-oFtd sal
lion ia within reach OF course the bonicst most oc-
pact ard strorgest Arabs should be selec'sd ~ Arab
reed of feor strain 10 very poor creature for any
pu,pcse ard worst Of al from which to breed. kSen
What we have heard OF the Nolan Arab, ad fora the
ccn.unma.e Knowledge in horse-6,sh of bic gsSsns
owrer, we should suguI wen Of him as Of any resrS
Importation from the East. We should not be eur
prsed It. in future days material Improvement In ths
horse e.h OF the West where Their, has bean, until
y,rv recently great want Of thorough blood, may DO
trseed 10 that horse.
We have thus ar swered 10 the best Of our judgu
the question of our correspondent, and shall DO happy
at any time TO give any Information We may possess %
this interesting and important subject, which We re-
oce TO see Is now attracting much attention through
out the country.
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Fpoy I,yy SupEnr0R-- We hsve received Odon-
soon pepers 10 December 3, snd superior pipers TO
Dseen1btr l. We have Only space t.dsy Tor lev
TENS fItm them but vii give the balances 10 morrow.
Tie schooner Sesnen arrived q, oatosssA.
III. scrpn Of NoveD Der in and Gth She maze seysl1
,,euu. to reach Ontons gon but Old not succeed Nh
The gsis. She brought 80 obls. o, irsgn- iSgs
S.,sblv She ln psf Ssrnis October ~.
Tie Imports to Orton,sOr for tn, season hsys been
q :, ,nrs az tbs amount there were 80 boi'-
gonr 10 htls. o.is corn and meal; ,Ss bos me's
be.f eco bbls ness pork 80 obls. ale, beef aeo
'o,,. .,d / no bbl,. Of other liquors.
n met rad arrival at Ontonsgon horn san Va.
nee 4. they repent IS miles Of the rev or railroad
me no, We, opsrsd ard II Is about thst distance
fo,Eer thsr the old route. They report bit little soow
6n the route. -, , -.
resec 10 have been accidentally drowned 10 the On
t9Is gon nveT.
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MAIL GLEANINGS.~

IT.. p;cgwoad gNzuircr has an article heated
as the Democratic party in dargcr of disunon r. 1t
Is labored attempt 10 show that there is real die
ference Of opinion in the party the Ksnsss qusston;
but tho whole article reminds Of the boy wbS
wkis,led very loud while passing the grsveyNd-bene
weak attempt to keep up courage.
Mr.. Jcln Leeg of Orondsg, County, fesidsn! Of
Skareatelos since 1904 died very suddenly few days
sgo.
Gov McWil e Of Mississippi has rspited Tor time
two slaves charged with murder, as 10 avail him
self of further testimony; whereupOn The NateAeS
Free Tyar apOc gzes for the act by saying that the
delay in TIE execution Of Jack and Tom Cannot have
any eIy bad effect since these negroes have recently
been hung enough to show the cOllored "gemmsn" ia
the reghtoIhoOd that public justice, though sow. "a
certain.
TIE damage dtrs TO the sugar crop Ia the
South by tie lite Frost is estn ated ct 100000
hog'leads
Tie Her. Lazarus ". Powell, formerly Governor Of
Kentucky has be en- nomn sted by the Democratic cau-
Gus of the gatue for United states Senator 70 take
The place a John Il. Thomson whose term OF ONCE
e1piies in 1859 The Kentucky Constitution orders &C
election nited States Serat within eight days AZ
ter the eommcnc.u ent If the session Of the lega-
tuIe. Tbe kncw Nothipgs having majority In ths
senate refused 10 80 into an eeeiion villain tne un"
pIesciibed By the Constitution. The senate hss, how
uyon The J'h Of January.
TIE Evansville Ird., people appear to have sona
queer &c s,. PIE achers. The other dsy QUO Rev y.
~ Brssh seil in with Mr.. Brnkmayer, q lesdiag
member Ct his congregation, and began 70 complain
az the su aness Of bis salary, whereupon Mr. Is cd
vised i'm to open school. Ills Reverence took his
AZ ian insult, and aitsr broodng over IL for whhs,
armed himself with pistol aud dix, and repaired TO
Mr. H. house TO get satisfaction. Mr.. u. would roc
retIact 30 the Gospei minister drew bis pttoi and
dix, when the woman OF the house inte,ered aud
there wss general TUT ut Tho matter subsequently
got before Justice of the Peace, but was hna'y
Lushed Up.
All The oci ATTIC pspers in Iowa. with the eIcsp'
tior If two have taken sdes with Senator Douxlas.
Aueetirg Of rrou il ent others wa, held Of Lock-
mort on "Wednesday lost 10 favor OF the speedy con-
pletion OF tie Erie Canal e lsTgeGeht. Judge hiram
GsidIer wss the principal speaker on tho occasion.
San Aptor 10 papers are at hand az late the 9th
irst. They al ipesk Of heavy iaos snd swollen
rivers. A GOvsinmen NJ ambulance for wes'efn po.ts
WIS lc.. On the Oh when attempting " ford the
Msoirs.
John Rcss, The chief, has vetoed the bill Of the
Cherokee Cornell providing for the sale Of the nsa-
t,kl iarcg
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FROM BOSTON

Corespondeuce Of The N Y Tribune. a.
Boston, Thursday Dec u, lS1''
Itisa long time since have sem you news OF my
where ard wha. about. Be assured, nevertheless
that have SLOWED notbirg worthy otrote 10 escape
IL lynx eyes OF your correspondent and tha' .ne o,
les Of the ege--my special dspsrtmsIt-shau sun
be tlfully passed in review before you Inc suo
i,ct i, certainly an ever frritfI one, and natter
mvsslf that pursue it n sceuiifc manner, ro'
t" shooting folly as II flies, but impsliag IL 90
H. t.turslists weapon - pin - and se'
tirc it up 10 csbtet OF natural his
,o,v must confess tina. have been OF
lsts poscher on the domains Of other people.
ems among You, AID you knew it not. The indiVida'
.rIy l dtlieht TO msgnify in your pages WIS 'wai
1,,.d nm for while in the whifpO, Of ne'rop ohtan
Ea Wt.re them This coup'Iy tas but one me-
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posr,p sprcr,ctE.-Greer bury o. Mulinir w@
executed a. Green eesle, Ia, Finsy last, for the
nOId.I OF BIZ wife: stss . ss'G pi,ss
wiz. il tie walls cf the pItop, aud vas Only vhesssa
Sia,Ierce ard lsyliy while Preparations iof bis es-
,cuii, n were IN progress. %hie he Sns',n r1 "a,
rsiire the rope about the pson.r1 neSs be l arsa,a
ard exclaimed, Its getting pretty vsa ,a.d ca
e che Si 'I pd.caSy 81 sppeS to hsys reason .ee
prsiefce d nrd ard waived ia T. drsciioaIot ,ss
,tsJs, .s il to rsstcsrd the fe'iioId tm,d roasa
- 100 he immediate spectators slcxen se4
,rS ne s In moment MOnliI xsA IN tbs srA Q.
IN teid i'm while The Sheriff tied the rops snd
,t.n frs. LIo up from the grourS, snd thus this to-
;,ct ettbs laws Vengeance 600 passed Iom tune is''
.tSIlI'y
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FIRE IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. Friday Dec. % 1857
The variety s'ore of Henry Hart, No. III Msiu
morfipg, together with q stock valued at 800. OOO
Insured in Esstern companies for $40 OoO The buld
ng wss owned BY Wm A. Sutton, valued at $40 900,
and insured in the Buffalo Mutusl Off 70 for 81 800
The stock Of III. SilusD, dealer In hats, caps and
fur, the next door south, was damaged By water to
the amount Of So OO0 insured In Massachusetts, Com
psDies fr $1,000.
The stock Of Tweedy s Smith, hat, cap and fur
dealers, the rex. door north of Mr.. Harris was also
damaged by water to the amount Of 81 O00 losa COW
cred by insursnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

The LEGISLATURE CT South CarObns closed rs s''-
son n the Plat ins. 1t s said to lave been oi!
I'd nnOrtsr. oue. al housh occupying only TIA bret
pe,ioa of fo,t wssks. We DO DO notice 10 t'e n' o.
4. sets sr;tlirg of .IOpOr:aacs, beyond tie Inns Of
TIE State.
4 large mettrs of ei:izers If Mobile in favor OF
walkers fnitu.terirg movements was held on We
,ah ir.t. Percy Walker sa-Gov, Winston, and sew
ersl ctler hceorsbles, P.t i2a'ed. The resolutions
,,e ia favor cf ssinrg sye'yttirs within err FeAcl'
crowded Tie sane b. far Tough Scp!s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26
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CHRISTMAS IN PHILADELPHIA.

FHILADkLFHIA, I'm lay, Dec. D lSJ7.
The weather is cold, with Indications OF ,a,v.
There was much 70 wdyisn in the streets l.st psbt
Several tbtotIg ARRAYS took place two sf which
proved fatal one OF them at Mauayunk and the other
between coored parties at the corner Of Se vsnb and
South streets. 1t is reported that woman cut her
hutbspd's throat. The streets have been much
crowded during the day.
lnke punber Of persons called on Senator Douglas
10. day, at the Girard House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

The old Spanish coins, which arc altogether Out o.
circulation in the City Of New-Yorb, are as c'nh u
as ever in the Nstbcrn par. o!the s;ats 10 i'c' Jus
,ilver currency along the Cira1an frontier 10 Amos
., ,;,,'v foreien-either Spanish British Soma a.
,,o,,: have been made to drive the Spanish coin out
n calculation but thus FAR wi.hou. effect.