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Judieiary-Supreme Court
r. T. Merrick, chief justice; A. NJ. Buch-
anan, - Cole, w. II. spofford, and Cornell
ius VOORHEES,, assistant justices.
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PARISH OF CATAHOULA.

PARISH OF CATAHUULA.
F. Robb, Sheriff; G. G. Duke, Clerk
WIN. Z. Gaulden, Recorder; j. N. Riley,
Assessor d. ID. Hanes, Coroner; K. IL
Cuny, Treasurer.
Members of the Police Jury.
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Representatives. in Congress-.
J. p. Benjamin and j. Slidell, Senators.
Geo. Eustis, Jr., Thomas Green Da wilson
J. NJ. Sandidge, and
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Governor-Robert G.. Wickliffe,
Lieutenant Goyernor-C. II. Monton,
Secretary Of State-Andrew S. Heron,
Auditors. +. Marks,
Treasurer-C. E. Greneaux,
Superintendent Pub. Education-S. Bard
Attorney General-E. w. Noise.
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RKHAM
EIHARD rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
II Assessor

'n0cr He1'' atahoula, Judge,
- We al ffesel, Of Caldwell, District Attorn,
. - Gs,....,osed of the Parisho of Catahou
= C.Siaweii ard Franklin. The NJury and Probs
800 IN each are held as follows
CATAHOULA.
Jury rerms-9nd Monday of April and Novem5,
probat 1.,nx-2nd Monday of June & .Jauuarr
CALDWELL.
Jm1 Terms-1st Monday Of MAY and December
PROBATE Terms-1st Monday of July and Februas
FRANKLIN.
july Terms-3d Monday Of March and October.
Probate Terms-sd Monday of May d. Decembs;
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HeHOe|S " tue OttCe Jury.
Ward No. l-B. i. Anderson,
2 S. T. Routh
3 Moses Collins,
4 Isaac Ford,
." 5 VIM. S. Prichard,
" 6 A. K. Hendry,
7 VIM. L. Ditto,
f" s S. S. Bowman,
8 ii. Chamberin,
u" 10 NJ. ID. Thompson,
IL John y. Howard-President
II Edward Dorsey,
- Burrel Pool,
IA George Briggs,
VIM. NJ. Tew, Clerk; Geo. Dean, Parish
Constable; j. q. A. Taliaferro, Parish Prin-
ter; and DR.. A. A. Wall, physician to the
parish prison.
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GEORGE A. PIKE, General Collect,
Agent, Batou Rouge, La.
Immediate attention given to the purcha
and Entry Of Land
INFORMATION Gratis.
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Phila6elDhia

SADHLERY WAREHOUSE,
Howard Hall, Successors to s. Robb
4 Co., 10. 8 Magazine street, near
Canal, Few Orleans are now re-
ceivingfrom their Msnufactury
in Philadelphia, a large assort-
ment Of Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Whips, Trunks
and Travelling Bags,
wih all other arti-
els usually found
iIthe Saddlery
business.
HOWARD l. FALL are agents for the
Union India Rubber Company of New
York, and will keep constantly on hand
a full assortment of Rubber Bands Of
all sizes. Als., Patent Stretched Lea
Their Beltings, which they are constantly
receiving from the best mandatory
all of which they offer as low and on a:
good terms as any other. 3-1y
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READ THIS
READ THIS!
DIR. EROY'S AND PELTIER'S
Compound Mixture

Vect.o"s Of the Urinary Organs, a
those affections solely:
SUCH as acute and chronicUretherid
(Gonorhoea) elect, Spasmodic Str
ture, burning Of the Urethra, Ncur,
gia OF the Urethra, acute and chron
infla ma fion oH III a 1o~4. &c Al Z, L L ! j
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OH! Look at Thisl

OWING to the bad weather and few persons
~ on last Sale Day, I did not think, it of
any use to offer my bnggies DC, for sale, as
was stated to be on that day. And ns under
stood some were disappointed, will state that
perhaps it may be for the best, for ! shall pro
ceed to sell, (if good weather) on next SALE
DAY. larger. Stock and better assortment
consisting of some as fine Buggies as ever were
built in the upper Country; with the Anti
rattling Axle aud French Spring, the best that
is made. These Buggies will be finished with
full plate. silver Of my own Workmanship, aud
warranted to be what they appear to be- DIFF
ferent styles will be offered-not two alike.
] would therefore invite all those in want
Of anything in this line to turn out on that
day, and as many more as feel disposed.
'TERMs.-Note and Security, without interest
until the first of January next.
- - Z. ]. TAYLOR.
May S, 1851. l tsd
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p Another I,sfter from Inaia-

Ilessra Ferry Dayis Son IL am happy 70
teable TO add that your medicine j. getting
more and more into note, land consequently
The demand for it is increasing. The sales st
my various sub.Ageddies are very satisi.etory,
especially ia Maulmain apd Dinpapora,; in
fact .wherexer Enropean Regiments are located
thSssiss ass xtensivts A partyin Asis who
seatsfora supply for hispsrsonal use sud tbs.
Of he fffends ssSs ths dspaand for it is arsst,
.ns Eeaommsnds the sppointnsntof an Agent
~ Tosne. of = Barrackpors, writes. under
daeE0f fs2pth October: This viii sertiSv fhat
mH1on, 10 year. Of ego, was taken s6ddsaly III
in the night with assvere pain in ths,stSmsob.
bllowsd by eRolsfs.s he found no rslisf untii
iigsys him. : seaspsonfui of ths Pain Killss
diluted With warm satss;; bas Alter the sspS
ration Of 4 few 5t,aosnspts 10 bf6uskt it 8E
sasn n:ssa 1spsstsS s|gs as ssss aisa 4 ssi.I
isgAeYss sYiss M 8 sll sssas: NJ
Lrsnsig, y9es ~ 3I,
s,sSs &c. 2gf Egs 1tsa &
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VMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES,
AT J. j. LYONS OLD STAND AT

MIA HR S%HHAAH
II the
D WILDE
be pleased cfs9 hem thrlarge and kof
]AA1 GSHA
te from the LOWEST PRICES Of
BLACK CLOTH DsNR DErE WHITE BROWN
LINEN % AND JS p.N AN CASHMERE CASHMERE
of kinds
mad: 1d ss' s xsa ant %s s please all the
8oo7s AND sHoEs eAERS shsPERs AfD INDIA
cAEsn every Style from the LOWEST FfSEp '' '
low
PRICES DRAWERS O difeentku \' ".N ""A' ~ ~"
AveryL n dwnassr Stock of f. \
GLovk<S all
~ '"'
Ane lot Of pFu1ns soArs-A
of Buaar>W >Wmrs
a few Articles M
LINE In addition that find fine
GENT L M E:Ns' FUR 1sHING GoOQs
all who
who
will psed
RemenberA J. standat the Marshall
< B. NJ & S. A. WINSTOCK
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- <he TOWN COUNCIL of AbBeville,
8. c., Vtil the 9Th of June mkt, for
getting 6Vt and laying down Granite Curb
Stones on Se Side Walks. and also, lind also
Leveling nnS Sanding the same, froh and to
the points as Apecifie ed below.
Square, to the II Swer Corner of NJ. f. West
fields Lot, and fiSm Mr. c. DenJy's Corner on
the Public squareSto the weEfCorner of Mr..
Sales palng and fARm the Coy6er of, the Mar
shall House, on the Rublic SqHure, to the upper
Corner Of Judge WnN Nlaw' palm e. and from
Mrs Alston's Corner, Sn tYe Public Square, to
the s "rReos rRocS S1rIsr ss Of P"
Corner. to as low dow9ssteet as the Corner Of
Mr.. Shellitosshop, .t9f6c Ably la Inches. and
all the balance of tllf Job % be 4 by 8 Inches,
and no piece of any56f the hpck to be shorter
than Four feet, butt may be "A Along as the Con-
tractor con get aYa before Carriage or Wagon
ways opening o9the Street, NJ Rock shall be
laid down shortly than 2 FeeA The work to
he completed the first Of N \vember next.
and 1n Payment ,y1s made for the SAM the first of
The whole work of laying down Stone and
done unde8 the direction and adAce of the
Town Coutcil. Bidders will specify how much
per Yard fey will do the work for.
And in Fase the Money in the liandAIp Coun-
Gil. together with the amount of Tax in the
power o1the Council to raise should mot be
snfhcienvto meet the whole amount Of thdl lowest
Bidder. then the work will equally distributed
on eacBSide Walk. to the extent of meaA in
the po3Vcr of the Town Council to raise.
Mi Is. 1857. St y
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H-0D~CM~~

T>HE Subscriber hereby gives notice that
l. he mailed at Abbsvilfe c. H.; s. c.,
about the 25th and 2sth day of December.
1856, to Col. Mike Thomson and John III. Clark,
Washington City, u. c., two Land Warrants
issued to Amos IL Townsend and Zachariah
Smith, issued on the 1lth Nov, 1856. to A. H.
Townsend for l60 Acres, No. 4s,l6S; to z.
Smith. on the 26th August 1856, for 16O Acres,
No. 3s.4l6, which failed to reach the parties
to which they were mailed. They had the
usual assignment from Smith and Townsend,
made to Blank and had been purchased by
the subscriber who now gives public notice to
each and every person who may have received
the said Warrants not to use or apply to their
prosecution, rs the said Smith and Townsend
arc now applicants to the Pension Office for
Duplicates of said lost Land Warrants.
B. V. POSEY.
MnyT, 1851. CIV
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Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry
May IL 1851

WIstars Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Proofs of the great superiority of DR.. Wistar's
Bnlsam pour in from all parts of the country.
OxFoRpfEew Haven Co., Conn.,, Jan 4.
Dear Sir :-IIaying witnessed the effects of
WISTAR'S BALSAA OF WILD CHERRY, in
the Case Of one of my neighbors, who has been
for several years seriously afflicted with the
phthisic, general pulmonary weakness, bleeding
OF the lungs, etc., have been induced to ask
You to send me some of the medicine. My neigh.
Dor, referred to above, lately had violent bleed.
ing at the lungs, and distress in breathing. He
tried7a bottle Of the Wild Cherry, which has
produced mostsalutary and favorable effect. At
bis instance, and several Others laboring snder
like compluints' i have been induced to make
this request. BY attending to the above inne.
diateiy, you will oblige the afflicted, and Also
Yours, HENRY DUNLAP
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on:
the wrapper.
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r. II. WARDLAW & SON.
SPRING STOCK.

M Invite the attention Of our Customers
W. and the Public generally to our Spring
supply of French. English and American DRY
GOODS. which is very large and embraces the
ne,oest and most elegant Goods of the Season.
Buyers are assured that they may get of us. ar.
tic'es OF the best quality and ut low prices.
Cash and prompt paying Customers will be of.
fered many adyantages--We enlmerate-
Cold 4 Brocade Strip'd Fig'd Fancy Silks:
Brk-Plain Gros de Rhine d 'Poult De Sol Silks
Pia'" and Printed French Bareges;
Elegant French De LANES for Spring:
Plain and Printed Jaconets and Organdies;
French Cambrics and Briliiantes
Ginghams-Fipe Scotch and Common
French English and American Prints -:
Cbintz Cord Briliante
Bombnsin, Canton Cloth Alpacas DC;
"A Fine assortment of Mourning Goods;
Ribbons and Dress Trimmings OF various STYLES:
Real ThEea1, Laces and .EdginEs;; :: =
Embrofd Camb, Swiss. Thread & Lisle Edgipas
A large assortment Of Fie'd d Plain Ribbon,
Gloves a varied assortment for Ladies Gents,
Misses and Boys; y
Laced and Embroidered Collars and Sets;
Embroidered and Pluin Linen Handkfs; d"
Whalebope Steel, Skelton II Wro't Camb. Skirtx
Bail Rodd Corsets ;-Hosiefy Ii great Va riety
Marseilles an d Allendsle Quilts :. :.
SFurniture DInities and Frinees = :.
Damast Table Cletbs and Nspkiss II
uuckaback.and Damask TowsisAss
Pillow and Sbsetl9 Liuei ss
Superior Irish LINENS =
Plantation Osnaburgs, Striped and Plain
Brown and Bleached Domestics , ,.'
Black and Colored Broad Cloths;
BPk, Cold aud Fig -Doeskins and Cassitneres
Sup. "a Drap DEtes;
Silk, Linen and Marseilles vestings,
SHIRTS and Drawers-several sorts; !
Stoke, Crasata, silk and Linen Hsndk's -
Together with every article, ususily kept
in this line
In. Oar HARDWARB Depart
ment viii be found Hoes, scythes, AKA, spedss
Shovels sCliains, DO; DC, for Planters: and {
great variety of Tools for hanics-besidsS
a fne assortment of Rssors, Pocket Hpiyes and
Tsble Cutlery. Lecks, Nails, DO, Dc. - 4
We would call particular attention. .Z orr Tx.
cellent assortment Of Boots, Shoes,' GsiteIs and
Slippers for Ladies' Gentlemen aad BoysS;- -
Saddles Bsidles, Horse Collars DO;
.H.h al safts; as1dy. .5fsae ea6Ssjas a..
Inssb$rt Kyou need any G6sas 81 f;esil
= III M waRbfAWssa1N.
I; AbbssillA March aA 1857. ffsSn !,
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The CELEBRATION AT JAMEs1owS.-The Vir.
ginians are about to celebrate in grand style
the 25oth anniversary Of the first landing of
Colonists in America, which took place at
Jamestown, Virginia, just two centuries and a
half ago. We learn there will be nm assemblagc
tomorrow, the 18th instant. such as never was
before upon the classic spot in tic palmicst da vs.
Of its history. The volunteers from Baltimore,
Richmond, Norfolk and oil the surrounding
country will turn out upon the occasion aud
make display of military quite unusual. Ex-
ifesident Tyler, that whom no man is more
competentto speak the history Of our country,
will deliver an address. The celebration prom.
iscs TO be one of very great interest
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SheriH3s Sale

PNirtue of sundry Writs of Fieri FassSs
- me directed, l will sell at Atlevlle
Court Ho>Se. on the first Monday and yGesday
in June nea within the legal houyH Of sale,
the following to wit
500 Acres. moe or less, bekfsded by W.T..
Jones, Jas KILLINGS <orthsrsRd others. as the
property Of J. T.. .sEaek, ads A. II. Maeee.
Henry Beard for sysshef% %end others.
AEnMS CASA ..s
. 7. r. CoCfNAE,s. I'd.
SheSiRs Office, May ii, 1851. >,tsd.
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Headquarters,

Headquarters,
Second Regiment Cavalry.
TN1IE Abbevile Squadron will assemble at
l. WHITE HALL on Saturday, the 10th
May next, for Drill and Review.
The Commissioned and non. Commissioned
Officers will assemble on the day previous for
Drill and Instruction.
by order of ]. C. MARTIN,
Lieut.: Col. Commanding I'd Reg't Cavalry.
N. L. LANuAM Adutant.
Officers of the Staff are required to attend
each Review in full uniform
April %, 1857. 12t :.
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Citation

Olt0tkOHk n
B1\WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary of 446be-
vNe District: -
"NEREAs, George s. Patterson ha1applied
w me for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the goods aDd chattels
rights and cNSdits of Joseph. Patterson late of
the District af6<esaid, deceased =,
These are, thef{ore to citsf and ,adnonish
oil and singular tn kindrsf and creditors Of
said deceased, to be aha syfear before me, at
to be holden at Abbevih 6urt House on the
second day Of June 9kkts 'toss cause, If any,
,s1,y,ts why the said ad3dni''ratiOn liquid not 81
Given unde1hy hand and seal, HIS eightl,
day Of May, in the year of ohx Lord
J ono tb0hsand eight hundred and City
sevSGsnd in the eighty first year of AniEi-
o9 Independence. ~ mr., ~
Nay. II, 1857 2 2k1sss
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Committed

'KO the Jail Of Abbeville, on the 14th+s.
.1>May inst. as Runaway, q Negro ~
boy who says his name is William AXen, IN
and that Ec>belongs to Jao. Todd,of this Dis
triet Said bos>is about feet>z6 inches high,
10 OF 20 years of a4S. and pays he has been
working with Ezekiel Kayfis. at the Millrigl,.
business. The owner " reaaested to come for
him away.
May 4itss7 2 *
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]" GD CID HA @ {.
New Spring and Summer Goods
" IN "~
CHAMBERS g. MARSHALI;S.
Ne. 4 Granite Range,
ABBEVILLE G. H. sc

nDbS GAALE ~. H., .. ~.
WE CALL the attention of our numerous
w friends, and the Public generally, to
our large and varied assortment of
Fresh Spring and Summer Goods
The character of which is so miscellaneous that
our advertisement could not represent the ex-
tent of our Stock, or the inducements offered
to purchasers.
We can therefore only solicit the attention
Of buyers and say to them that We are pre-
pared 10 dothem Justice in the various styles of
Silks, Barege Robes, Muslin Robes,
DRESS G80DS, EMBROIDERIES, :
Laces, Hosiery, Ribbons, Mantillas,
GLNGH3Ls, Id WINS :
Linens, Organdies, French Print,
j Il G ON NETS,
And aastock, which cannot he excelled, of
French, English and American
~ "a " N a. oD - .
Our Stock of Silk. and Straw Bonnets is
full of all qualities
For Geptlemens' wear we have received q
large and we'll selected Stock of ..E'
Vcstings, Spring and Summer Caaimefs
WHITE AND BROWN LINEN DRILLS,
- DUCKS AND HEAVY LINENS,
And a great variety of HATS suitable for
summer wear "fa
Apriia. 1857. 4s.M :.
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Removal.

Removal.
THE Subscriber has removed from his old
L etand to Enright d Stars Gin Factory,
and returns his thanks for past favors, and so.
lietis share of public patronage in his line
Of business.
He will make Pnnnel Doors Sash, Blinds
Wardrobes, Tables, Desks, Door and Window
Frames, DC, DC. .' aEt
N. Bile will also make Collins of the finest
style and finish.
For reference, apply to any gentleman in the
town Of Abbevillc.
G. c. BOWERS. T..
April l, 1851 4s 81 w.
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CHEAP DIRK COODg,
SPRING TRADE 1857. !

VNNAE sWAAF GWVWU,
SPRING TRADE 1857, :.
AUGUSTA, GEO. :.
PROOM &.NORRELL are now
~ in receipt of their New Stock Of ~ !.
SPRING AND GUNNER
Id ~ @ @aD:1H NWS
Embracing all of tie --latest styles sof The,
Season in > $ s1-ss'ss-Iss.s
@" EGD0Dss
As we'll as most Complete SAssor TN entsSfS
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC. 4ARTIOIES, !; fss
To which they respectfully solicit attention, -
Plain. Blk and Fancy DRESS SILKS beau:
tiful assortment; -. -? 1.SS.Ii
Rich 'Foulnrd. Berege and Muslin ROBEs;,. :.
Large Assortment MUSLINs.; Lawns.
JACONETs. and ORGAEDIEs; r
Fr. CAMBRICS CHAMBRAYS, and
BRILLIANTS -.
DEBEGEs and DxBEGE ROBES, for
Travelling Dresses 80,
.-.. CHALLIES, CHALLY DrLAINES
and BERGE DELAINES r, =
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS. for ;Ladiss
PRINTS and e1NeHAMs. every style: and md
MoURNISS GOODS. in good assortment; so
VIII. CAMBRICS, JACONETS, tMULES
ouu ANAlNSOohCb 1Iuluy OLTlpeO 0uO
Checked;
Plain and Dotted SWISS; wb. and coYd
" TARLATANS -
!. i &EMBROIDERIEs, a very large assortment
Of every description; ~ -
DRESS TRIMMINGS SKIRTS of all kinds
-MANTILLAS, a beautiful assortment for
Spring and Summer; lEFT
STELLA SIIAWLS VIII, GRAPE SHAWLS;
HOSIERY, large assortment of every de.
IRISH LINENS. LINEN suEET1NGs pILs
TABLE DAMAsK, DAMAsK TABLE
CLOTHS, DC. - -
TOWELLINGS, ,HUCKABACKS and tow =
ELS of all kinds !. re ~
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, DRAp
DE'ETES, LINEN DRILLS COTTON,
q, AIDES. and many other. goods for. Gents
andBoys wear; 80
English and American LONG CLOTHS,
PILLOW COTTONS; .'I.s;
Bro. 81: 10.4, ia. l24 SlIEETfNGS
PARASOLS UMBRELLAS, FANS;
Alexander's KID GLOVES SILK MITTS
Long and Short; -
TICKS, STRIPES, PLAIDS, CHECKS, De-.
Together with a'large assortment of GoodsTi5r<
SERVANTS. = =
March 2s, 1851, 5 ,4s.tf.
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06aO4US1 C6xbs
FIRST DIVISIONS. C. NJ,
ABBEvILLE c, H., April %, 1871
ORDER No
4 N ELECTION will be held at the various
IA Regimental Muster Grounds on 4SATUIl-
DAY,,tL 18th Of JUNE next, for BRiead;er
General Of the I'd Brigade Of Infantry. .lst
Diyison s. G. NJ, ,,tof ill the place of Brig. Gen:
J. r, Weaver, resigned. :
The Colonels or officers commanding .Regf.
ments nre charged with the extension Of this
order; and immediately alter the election to
transmit to the Major General, at this place, a
ststsnsnt in writing, Allowing the result Of
MAJ. Cry. Il ". SMITH.
". l. CALHops. Division Adj. Gen. *
April %, 1851. ~. -. Std .r'.