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The Nevada journal., 1857-05-15
SHIN lRaOMS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Countyo of Nevada-Dis-
- trct Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of said
State
samuel J Eddy plaintiff NJ Nicholson and wife de-
PENDANTS
The People of the State of California to NJ MI Hell.
SON-GreetinR
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint OF
Samuel j. Eddy flied against you and BERTHE Nicholson
your wife within ten days from the service of this Writ
if served on You in this county within twenty days il
served you in this District and of this County and
within forty days if served you this tate and out
of this District in action commenced Goth day
Of Februa y 1851 in aid Court for the recovery of three
hun jrod aad sixty-ve dollars S65 00) together with
interest thereon forth in plaintiffs complaint now
file the office of the Clerk of the District Court afore
ad-whercn plaintiff prays for decree of Foreclosure
and sale of the morgaged premises. described therein
and the proceeds of said sale be applied the payment
of said debt, &c.
And you hereby notified that if you fail
said complaint herein directed Plaintiff will take judg
ment agant you therefor by default together with all
costs Of suit and also demand of the Curt such other
relief as is prayed for in his said complaint.
In testimony whereof l. JNO H BOSrWI X. Clerk
ofthe District Court do hereunto my hand and i'm
press the seal of said Court this 18th day of April A. D.
1857. JH 30 TWI X. Clerk
By Wm Smith d C.
Gardiner & Heard, Plaintiffs Attorneys April 7iw
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less SarE.s.
Silk EaagadigkerChieG,s.

40 INCH silk Haudkerchiefs. For sale by
GfO JANSON, BOND & CO.
April 3-2m 95 Battery str ct
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-15

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada S.
- In the District Court 18th Judicial District
Charlotte Bugner } Plaintiff
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il" Nor fires dread force nor brazen gate
Cont, Of tue high bchcst, Of fate

THE SPERM WnALE.-Sperni whales are
of the poIygany class and are not mated, OF
go in pairs. rs is lie case with The nrhi
whale. They arr Of a chocolate color. and
when unlistu:bed are foun;l in large schools,
which are generally COW whales protected
on the outskirts about two niles of. by two
or three enormous male whales, called "old
sogers" These sail in among The herd al
ternatelv, at railroad speed, and sometimes
meet with queer reception from ha:poons
living ia wait for them 1t is said there are
some of these old sogers which are I. dread
to all whaiemen, and which are stunned on
the least suspicion. The tonnage OF grown
whale is enormous. When a carcass Of one
is disposed 10 sink, no cable Of iron or rope
has ever been known to sustain it. When
harpooned and not badly hurt they settle
down generally about one thousand fathoms
before they move OF or rise TO the surface.
heneesah the lines Of the boat are required
for paying out. The head of a large sperm
whale will weigh about tbirty-iive tons, ana
torty-fve barrels of pure spermaceti have
been taken from his case, which is a mere
vein in his head compared with the remain
ing part iourfiftis of the
cirewy
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
MoRALAND INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT


Und,r this heading we stated in our last
the Proposition that mankind, in all that
relates to mere intellectual improvement, in
all th.t refers to the ameiioration OF their
physical state, is advancing, or, as the more
populr tenn Is, progressing; but is stationa-
~ or retrogading as to their moral condi-
ton.
Tie first branch of this proposition is ad-
,nittd by all. In support of the last, we
coull adduce evidence that would be start
ling to many, who are accustomed to believe,
tha intellectual and moral improvement are
concurrent. But we have neither time nor
space to array the facts and display the testi-
monv at length nor was it our intention to
m,intain the proposition by formal argu-
nent. Besides, to 90 this, would be an III
udious task and an unlhankful Office. Ex-
perictce has clearly established that against
fixed opinions. it is in vain to offer argument
Dr. OPPOSE facts. 1t is settled opinion Of
mankind, that they are increasing in virtue
as well as in IInowledge; that their moral
condition is prospecting as well as heir physic-
al. We esteem this dear deIusion" but
we shall not endeavor to dissipate it. We
could not if we would, and we are almost
ready to say, we would not if we could.
We are neither laughing nor a crying phi
losopher; disciple Of neither Democritus
nor Ueraclitus, but somewhat inclined like
the former to let the world rip" We shall
submit the matter as we'll worthy the con-
sideration of every rejecting mind and ask
such as are inclined to differ from us in opn-
ion, when since Luther denounced the cor
ruptions Of the Vatican, has violence and
outrage been more common, the spirit Of war,
Of aggrandizement, of oppression ritcr, crime
more frequent, drunkenness and profanity
more prevalent, honesty less regarded, pub
lie virtue and patriotism less appreciated,
private morals more lax, money less the ruling
power, and faith, good feeling and confidence
between man and man at a lower figure than
at the present day:
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
SUICIDE.

On Wednesday night last, the 9th ult.,
Isaac Nomer yong man of this place,
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head viii revolver. The de-
ceased maintained uniformly an unblemished
character and was reSected and esteemed
by all his acquaintance. His occupation
was that of clerk. 70 definite cause is
assigned for the terrible act. It seems from
the statements of some of his intimate
friends, that he had had in contemplation
Tor some time. lie performed the deed with
GREAT deliberation. He wa with some Of his
associates unit. near bed tine, and eyinced
his usual chderfulness ana GOOD humor
After Withdrawing, he was cen sitting on
the gallery of the house he vas staying at
and at that time was singing on, of his favor
te SONGS. Soon afterwards he vent to his
room, VII are N the course :: an hour, his
lifelcss body was found on the hor. Itap-
pearcl that lie first discharged SHOT onhs
left side but the ball ranging upwards, iil
not prove fatal. The next shot TOOK cfhct
throug hthc BRAN, producing necessarily, in
mediate death.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
GcMcr raj E9:sskor.

Two, at least, of the Walkers" rejoice in
the title Of General. One &C them has re-
Gently gone to Kansas and the other has
lately returned from Nicaragua. The star OF
the Kansas General, is somewhat in the as
cendant; that of the Nicaraguan, has cul-
minated and is descending. la the fall of
the latter, We see eXemplitied that most dis.
graceful trait in the human character, which
lauds and gorifes man so long as fortune
favors him, and which censures, derides and
ISLANDERS aim, when he is overwhelmed BY
adversely. The are OF wanting those, who
a short time since, layisLed upon Walker
every high sounding epithet they could III
veng, but who now, have wonderfully changed
their notes of applause. \ very few moons
ago, Walker was a consunmatc general; he
was brave, indomltable, untiring, born to
command, the man for the occasion, the man
Of destiny dc. Now, it is found that he
lacks CAPACITY, that he is without Judgment
genius, skill, talent, destiny,,' or any other
element that enters into the composition of a
General adequate tc great revolutions. In
Walkers fate we see for the miilionth time
shat
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
NOVEMBER ELECT
FOR SHERIFF

FOR SHERIFF.
@ Editor Independent-sj
obtained the consent of DRURY MI
to become candidate for the Office n
parish OF Catahodla, YOU will much al
nouhelng him as Candidate for NJ
ensuing November election. Ne a.s
His Nan
rs Mr.. EpiroR.-I did not exnec,]
troubled yoa with announcing nv n.
aidate for Office, bu. inasmuch asI
cannot share any of the profits Of th.]
TOR which l was elected, wish yo,l
my name as a candidate for re-e!ec,;o.|
OF Sheriff in November next.
N- We are authorized ID
FELIX ROBB, as a candidate for 81
ensuing election. u
EDITOR OF THE INpKPnspENr-I
Please announce Mr.. JACOB LANITy
for the Sheriif's office. AZ thu
'ember election. We think Old .lofs,
o. [apl5] MANY /
re- We are authorized 10
DAVID BROWN, for the Office of sb
nsuing November election.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
FOR ASSESSOR

@ We are authorized to !
JOLi'~ n. RILEY 2 cand;dats 4a ~, "A
SCISSOR OF this parish at the ensuing /
election.
- Editor Independent, -SrR:- You
announce JOHN kITTERLIN as a AN
the Office OF Assessor at the election in
"eA.' anu '0llse his Many I
EDITOR lNDEPESDENr-Sr PHI
nounce RICHARD DOUGHTY, as q cam
the office o. Assessor, at the ensuing j
November next, and obligc MANY FRI
Es- We are authorized to ammo II,
J. LACY, as candidate for the Office of
at the ensuing November election.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

JosEpH In iNcIs. BIZ. 1NAN.--No alludel
briefly last evening to tia, death O. our late
oojteTe of the Times, Jo t. Breaan, tho
I'tcness OF the hour, ana lie lrass npon on
columns, preventing a more ext, .nded nc C
The decea>eof tits gentleman WIS I'M
expected, as IL had been for mary week.
Frustrated by he insilious destroyer # thou
sands, pulmonary consumption. W.l2n i
came, however the intelligence saddene,' The
public mind, FIR all felt that ripe schoa.-, 4
brilliant and Versatile political writer an !
literary essaylst, and gifted poet, had passed
away forever. The assIucus day labor, the
midnight tail, he ceaseles5 brain-ac.ivitv Of
quick, sensitive and restless thinker, in the
walks Of Journalism and literature. done is
Work. The :aoro cut the scabba:d. and the
spirit took itsl yht.
Soon aterNr. Brennan came to this coun-
Try he entere upon journalist life, and it
wa TO him '',spite and ncpentne" rom the
memories OF te disastrous attempt 10 breathe
mo Ireland tie breath tinct nationality In
the s'rugr!e 4 '43 lie acted conspicuous
part. and failing to accomplish great end,
sou.A IN Insecurity All asylum from wrong
and oppression.
HE columns Of the Delta these many
wears, g'ue to!en Of how well he impressed
upon paper tie glowing thoughts which clus-
tered about tie nib Of his pen The Citizen
and the Democratic Review, also, attest the
nervous political and literary energy, and the
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
FOR RECORDER,

~ We are authorized to announce ],
Il. CLIP DUKE as a candidate for III,
Recorder at the ensuing November cleo,
ss KENT NJ. DOWDEN is a ca,
the Office of Recorder of the parish of &.
the ensuing November election.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
WkSBURN'S GRIAT SUTgFPN

TT ONLY LEGITIMATE CIRCUST the sea
lHh Arranged and perfected fl its great
Sdhern tour Of 1857 Surprising irsplendor oi
epage and highly trained steeds, ,sa,ility Of
tznt, etc. any other Circus in the woH boastiEc
obeing the most brilliant 5questrianGymnastic
u Dramatic entertainments ever gen to the
| 4erlcan people-under al immensewaterproot
/ yilln, accommodating witt seats Inconvenience
j. thousand persons
Ehis gand establishment will vis Harrison
Fg, on MONDAY, June sh, and Moerey Land
liz, June 9th.
/ Among the host Of Equearians, Acbatic. and
kmnasticpertorlners, the olowing ny be found
tindng al the head Of the profession, oil sustain
ng nam unequalled Throughout th Sc.,hern
puntry:
jean Johson the most Wonderful somxault rider
i the age. Having at the present trs no equal
b the worj, he stands without riyaAmericas
avorte son
W. }. Siith, the celehrted four to. and six
horse rider,rom Franconi's Hippodroms Paris, the
most dalingider OF the aga
Albert Aiar, of the celebrated ANA Brothers
The great cric Equestrianlnd potamstA
-'9en News in his astonishing te4.,oat1ie2 81
3,ige Actl
faster Vile Washburl, the intrsid tumbler
al pertornr sur la Perch Euipoise.
Master johnny pasterngthe globe.
Mons Mosan, the wonderful pertoner with the
annon balls weighing 40 pounds EACH
George Betty and MastU Willie, oHthe double
ridge of roIes.
Julian Kot, the youthful Shaksperia Gown, for
i've years pupil of the celebrated Da Rice. now
urpassng the Great Master himself, 18th wit and
I'm.
The ;aove talett is alone sufficient t'stanp this
'ircus al the only Legitimate Circus ofhe season.
Admission 50 cents Children and ;erv,nts % |
ents.
Doors Gen at and o'clock, ?. \ Perform
nee at hakpast and :.
G. c. WASBURN,
May 2I-s Grnpal Arn;lt
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
" The world,
Its ready y.sit pays where fortune smiles,
The Wrctchcd 1t iOrsakcs.'

To the dealers in - Destiny" we would re-
specially say, i'll behalf of Walker, face the
music gentleman. If Destiny is sauce iol
the loose, it ought to be sauce for the gan
der. Had Walker succeeded in founding a
great Republic on the Isthmus, you wouId
have said that he was destined to 10 It
Now, that he has failed in the attempt, YOU
must allow US to say be was destined to f;.i!
and we must object to your censurcs of him
and to all yen now say about what he ought
to have done and what he might have done
and ALT hat, wemust remind you ofthe all con
trolling force of Destiny" Nerxes, Darius,
Pompey, Hajazet and Napoleon quailed be-
meath it. Why not General Walker? Stand
W. to your " Destiny and bear in mind, that
the Gods themselves Aal no veto over its de-
crces.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
C,Osstable's Safe.
Sherijf'S S:,iU

~, , = :. CtHHS Ssl1C,
The ''ei' s sa Bruce"
Samuel Boot Administrator.
Ky VHuE of a WIT of fieri f,cios ;s-a.s =.
~ thy strict court the parish If C,taheo, .lO
the ab9enhtled cas-, and to the sber;e e"o ~,
dlreett have seizel as the property Of s sneIeo
b. Scot 80 acres of and lying and be;m. ; =: aa
parish, onsfituting lot No 6, of sect;nns M N "
Towns NOS, Of Range No. :. East 'H . NO.
satlsfyld writ, ! will on SATURDAY tbo emu
OF Junext within fcgal hours, at the doo U.i
couronse m harionbuIg, offer said lo.1-.,:p tion
Tor 6, under benefit of appraisc,s>vner At the 10
M6, 1857 mt &c, 81
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
NEW REFRESHMENTS

STATE or LOUISIANA, ! District Court, Clerks
PARISH or c4TA1ortA Office.
Succession Of Noses Lddell, Deceased
CTIEEEAS John II. Randolph, and St. John r.
W L!ddcii, Executors of the last will and tesla
ncrt OF Moss LddelI, deceased, have this day filed
in this oicea provisional account of their admins
t:aton. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that unless opposition be fled in this office in thirty
days from iS date, that the same will be approved
and homobgated according to law.
l.. CLIP DUKE,
'iare 2je@ Depy Clerk.
STATE or LOUISIANA Eleventh District Court
PARISH OF CATAHorLA, ! Clerk 5 Office
Succession of Samuel Boden, Deceased
it'HER"AS, John 7. james, has fled his appli-
" c4ton in the Clerks Office Of the Eleventh
D;stlic; Court praying to be appointed Curator of
said succession Therefore, notice is hereby given,
that unless opposition be iiled in this Office, in
writing, within ten days from the date hereof, said
applicant will be appointed according to law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
L. s. Court, this 18th day of May, A.
D., 1857. L. GIP DUKE,
jumc3 Depy Clerk
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

I>'- If my punish head was punished
or every punished, | should not have a
ti"y-slitd to hide my punished head.
ill., is-..ed.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
- the Ne,u Orleans Medical Neso
~ md Hospital Gazette.

y Isf the Ne,c Orleans Med'cat 'e~
md Hospital Gazette.
seIgned have made ARRANGEMENTS 'oF VIZ
= republication of a new Medical journal, T., "
trasss.sde "Ne1 Orleans Medical sess ana n''-
egGrase."
~ Consist OF record Of the most interesting
I. y curing in the Charity Hospital OF TINS GU!
SiRepots; Transactions OF Medical SOCIETIES
bepx from Home and Foreign Medica! Journals
Fer Communications from able Correspondents;
xrope and various parts Of the United s'a'eS
ssts Of Important Cases in Private Practice ii'
.nnbiec:s Of general interest in Medical Sc'encc
his Journal published at short and regular M
Is, will supply deficiency long telf by 'he ps',I
an here, and particularly by physicians ia '"
Sountry Its object is the discovery ana "es9i'i'
ZION Of truth, and the promotion OF the "c''a''
the Medical profession.
i Fixed npon a firm financial basis, it VIII DC
ductsd in bold and independent manner;
The journal will be issued on the hrst aEi'N "
Of every month, printed from twenty 10
four octave pages Of fine paper.
Persons to whom the lourna' Is sent VIZ
subscribe. will ad Iress any OF the undersi2HU
recting their communicating to the o.icG,o'
eurpal. Charity Hospital. S. CholIiN- y It'd
House Surgeon, Charity iioptal; penoas==--
of ANATOMY, University Of LOUISE O
c. BEARD, ".
Demonstration of Anatomy, Lniyer 70
.fLou5, lana, Visiting Surgeon char Tor the
r. SCHLATER,'on.
p. c. BOYER, Z Paoe
uous. Surgeon, Maison de sants' \ q
TEIus-S3 per annun "a
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

DIR. J. A. COHEN, Dentist, having re-
turned to this place, respectfully offers his services
to the citizens of Harrisonburg and vicinity INV ~
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Eleventh District Court
PARISH OF CATAHOCLA. Clerks Office
Succession Of T. IT, Grates.
WHEREAS W. u. Spann, Testamentarv Executor
" las this day fled in this Office his final account
# his dictatorship of the above named succession
Notice is therefore given, that unless opposition is
fed within thirty days from this date, his said ac-
count win be homologated according to law.
April IS, 1857. L. CLIP DUKE,
ap29 Deputy Clerk
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
SAHE'A &. SCOTT Il co
AZ fLllr OH StnnI
>he'1''', >aie.

7. Spann,
vs.. ~
John W Frazer.
pY VIRTUE OF writ of Seizure and Sale is
ID sued from The istrict Court of the Paris of
Catahoula and to IL Sheriff Of said Parish direct.
ed, have seized upnai the right, and title of the
defendant, in, ardo his individual interest in the
estate of lis mo,as Ms Mary A. J. Frazer, beinr
one fifth And ATJ RDAY, the 9th day Of
june next within Igalour, at the door of the Court
House in HARRISBURG will offer the same for sale
for cash under d beat, Of appraisement.
MAY 6--prs tes6 f. ROBB, Sheriff.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
CASH For HIDES

TIE undersigned, being about establishing Il
L AN \ cry near this place, would call the
attention Of the public to the fact that in about
month from this date, he will pay the highest cash
prices for HIDES of all kinds delivered to him at
this place je3-tf MOSES NODRIE
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
= o II w OR Il .

JOB WOR
The undersigned hating taken charre
above branch Of business in this office, WI
specially call the attention of persons in
work in this line, assuring them that anyis
trusted to him will be attended to with M
neatess and despatch, at prices connw
With the times. The rule, all work ryE
DELIVERY, will be kept strictly inviol.ble.
At the shortes, notice he can furnish aof
following:
CLERKS BLANKS,
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
CIRCULARS,
BILL IIE4DS,
CARTS, &c, l. 4
In fine, every thing usually 'bnc IN HI In
business. WV. D. E.'Lt
aarrisonetrs, La. May 6, 1871.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

..InNew Orleans, on Tuesday the
9TH Of May, by the Hev. Father Duffo, Mr. WIN. r.
GALE, to Miss N. +. LANiUS, daughter of John
l.. Lanus, both ofConcordia parish and residence
If Black River.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

400 py for It. The negro be-
ry sth, 1871. -n,to far his dime J.cr, hoesn,a
:" co, = a. ,vnrtn Of lver and fred at the negro,
Clothing. M H,silence his demand of
no. ,s.s ~ c % off lis mortal and sable
A6ilAds, and theped unhurt, and Jacks
o. dime, but this did not
59. Ae "a I'd !. desired to have bullet
S. '"'' body, and continued vapor;ng and
S%"apy about, until several Of the by
j. s'aaqtp prevent mischief seized him and
s. LOOK Ay his revolver. His companions
To" rtfered on behalf Of Jack, and gene
IA mt succeeded in which some twenty
, p uHrpersons were killed and wounded.
p pnfinhe ARRAY, a number Of free negroes
VINO A4leen employed on the Railroad,
: ana wethen idle, taking advantage of the
{ cohiuslthat ensued, made pretty hand
,s aons T.. ly giIllaging the baggage Of.
the fT*elers. Some injury it seems was
also done by the mob to some of the small
shops around the depot. The United States
have about sized the pile' Of the New
Granadlans, demanding for these petty dep
relations, the round sum offour hundred thou
sand dollars. The New Granaiians DENY
any Indebtedness or any liability for dana
ges, and set up against Uncle Sam, recon-
yeutional demand Of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, as damages caused by the
United Stats California Emigrants, as the
authors and originatcrs Of the disturbance
complaiaed of, ard who, injured by their
lawless violence, tie "yalier nagers" o. lana
ma p that amount. Upon these issues the
parties stand, having failed to settle the
trouble by negotiation. We would suggest.
| if Uncle Sam makes good even I. tenth part
If his claim, that lie had better take it out
En trade, as the Granadians have no money.
Perhaps he would not lose much if he should
take Panama AND receipt the claim in full.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
PUBAll. SALE.

Successi0 Of hmes flaming, decd.
Tn pursuance an ode of the Hon. District CO.
L in and for trnysh of Csahoula, shall Of
for sale to t-tLest bidder.at public snction.'
the door of roi ,rthouse in die town of Harriso
burg, on T"1EY, the 9Th day of June next
tract of lag on the Blshey, containing Fol
acres MOI e< ss-belCngins to the succession
James J. # decd, known as the "Allen i
place" t,'ad merly occupied by him.
Term4o e:-Thc properly will be offere 5
the hig, I!der for cash, under benefit oil
prasem lfnot sold for cash it will be agaf
fered same day, within legal hours, u !
n for whatever it VIII bring on 1t
of twel ,'hs; from day Of sal,. The pursr OF
lota :" with one Or more approved es b
oh lo mt of his bid stipda,ing inter s "
,eo mum from maad,itY il not puf lil,yl
I7or'ecIal mortgage on the land4iai-
Ners. The note to be drawn I'd 70
stea legal represen,ativcsos Jau liant
= anrcer;, n2CRY NJ PRIcp'
teli,. [pFs fee $2s, AuJtfef ! I
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

NTATE OF LOUISIANA, parish of CatahouIa
y Eleventh District Couft--Clerks Office.
'Futoishp of Minor Heirs of l.. w. Elan
Whereas. John P Elan, tutor to the minor heirs
of H. " Elan decd, has this day fled in this office
his provisional account Of tutorship. Therefore,
- - 3 hereby s7en tina. rslless opposition Be
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

DEATH. OF SEyMoR BUlLEN-Ihe tele-
.r.,,,,, announces the death Of Senator Butler,
ef South QroIina The event WAS not I'M
auctedhs the recovery of'Ais distinguished
staesnh was considered hopeless some days
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

F Hiss Mamie Clay, only daughter of
le Hon Henry Clay. of kentucky, WAS
bfto II. c. Mcdowell, Esq, on the 2lst
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

f. Senator Bel, ofNew fismpslair.
t1L his residence o. the 25th inst. -s,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
FLEE IA Va An IL conn
DEALERS IN
DRY GGODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, &c.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED, their new stock for
Ill the Spring and Summer Trade, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,,
BCOIS AND ,cBOk.S,
HATS 1ND cars.
GLASS, TIN, non AND WON WARE
all Of which will be sold on the most accom- =, \.
modating terms, and we respectfully invite FiGiiiI
all to give Us a call, as our inducements will llJ
be such as make it advantageous to purchase of us
~ \. B. We also receive and store freight for
he country. April /. lS56. fly
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03

EFT REcolEcr.-Thas Mr.. Washburn
is to be with us again on Monday next. Twp
performances, day AMI night. Go everybody
that can, and you ifat'aat, send your money
to this office, to be afely delivered to the
door keeper, when fl" by the 'S'eo'"'0o'
Load is bronghtto ,hr doors. Let it be seen
tNt we are lbcnl and I'm loving people.