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EcL1psEs.-In the year 1858 there will
be four eclipses-two of the sun and two Of
the moon.
LIST. A partial eclipse of the noon Februa.
ny 9th, only partially visible in the Uuited
States. The moon will rise partly ecipsed
which will take place generally after the
time of the greatest phase. Its magnitude
will be 0 SO OF moon diameter, on the
southern limb.
%. An annu!ar eclipse Of the sun, March
18th. The sun will be centrally ecIipsed on
the meridian in longitude degrees is. West
OF Greenwich, latitude As degrees A, North
In some parts of the United States the sur
will be partially eclipse1.
Sd. partial eclipse of the moon, August
oath. The magnitude of the eclipse will be
O.47o Of moon diameter, on the northern
limb. At some places the first contact will
the penumbra will not be visible; but te
most places in the United States the whole
eclipse will be visible.
4h. A total eclipse of the sun, Septem
Der 18th. In longitude 40 degrees 81, Wes
Of Greenwich latitude 80 degrees So, South
This eclipse will be total on the meridian
The sun will be centrally eclipsed in the
southern hemisphere only.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Edward haloy Eleventh Di.tri:t Court =
Vs. No. ll43l Parish of Catahoula. =.
H. B. Carraway. ~
DY VIRTUE Of . writ Of fe,i facias issued f,c..,
ID the District Coult of the parish Of Catahopls,'
and to the sheriff of said parish directed Iaa.a
seized as the property of defendant a Lot M
Sawed and Hesed Tipbss~lying opposite the rel 3
dence Of D. Calvert, on the bank Of the Ouach,,,
river, and on
Saturday, the 9th of February, next. !
within legal hours, at said place, will offer ia =
same for sale for CASH, under benef, of apptais
ment. i. ROBB, Sheriff !.
January ~, 1853. prs.fee,A
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Slaves.

Personal PROPERTY. =
Two horses, Two mules, Eighteen head of stock d ]
tie more or less, Two yoke of Oxen, Eighss
head OF stock hogs, One ox-cart, and q lot
household and kitchen furniture.
The community property consists Of 6
One hundred and sixty acres of lard, being w
West half of tn Northeast quarter, and e.
half OF the Northwest quarter of section aie
two, Township seven, north range six East :.
Stare
Ben, man aged 10 years.
Personal Property. I.
Two head of horses, Twenty-Five head of sheep g.
farming utensils; also half interest in q ~,
built On the wife's seperate land.
Conditions of Sale.
The personal property of the separate estate %
of the community, to be sold for CASH. Thsss1
gro man Ben to be sold for cash. The 100 acf
of community land to be sold, one half cash. u
balance on one, two and three years credit, secu.
as hereinafter set forth. The half interest 10 W
gin to be estimated separately, and sold for go
half cash, and the balance of said half interest
sold on credit of one two, and three years +
cured as hereinafter set forth.
The real estate and slaves belonging to the ~
rate estate OF Mrs. Elizabeth Miller to be sold ~
credit OF one, two and three years. In all crs6
sales there will be reserved special mortgage ,nd
vendors privilege to secure the payment Of asl
price; for which the purchaser will be requfsd =.
execute his promissory notes. with good and ~
cent security, payable one, two and three ~
from the day Of sale, and STIMULATING per CENT?
annum interest from date till paid.
Where the sales are made for half cash and -
on credit, the amount to be paid in cash, vi
calculated on the whole price discounted, as reqi
by Article 1854 Of the Civil Code
January 20, 1853. FELIX ROBB, Sher&
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IF Godey's Lady's Book and Arthurs
Home Magazine for February have been re-
ceived an. their contents are as brilliant as
usual, they are decidedly the Lady's Books
Of America nd no family should be with
not them.
MUsIc-We &c in constant receipt of the
Musical World, neat and indispensable
publication to thostvho wish to be posted
in oil: matters per'ai,,r to tais most desi-
rable accomplishments 1t is edited by r.
s:orrs Willis, and issued eekly with music
n each number. Most lib Inducements
are offered clubs, by which, naper and
the following magazines can ba psf Har.
ner Knickerbocker, and Emmt 'n,. The
address is, Musical World ofliceHSS,o a7 70
Broadway, NewIork.
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of bIanders .ad i'll judged operations. His
tyranny was abhorred by majority Of his
followers, end the published card OF large
number Of them, on their return home attests
their estimate of his character. In co!lec-
ting 10 the United States forces and means
for carrying on war in Nicaragua aud IN
actually going there for that purpose, he
committed an open and direct violation CT
the laws Of his own country.
Now, lie it for such man under such cir
cums,auces, seeking adventures among such
a people, that the whole South has conceived
such an intense interest? Is it purely on
account of our deep and abiding friendship
towards the Nicaraguans that we desire TO
see war and hloodshed in thei, midsti Is
it. that we desire so srdently to see them
possessed Of form Of government which
they would be incapable of sustaining, that
We are hoping so earnestly for revolution in
Nicaragua
Far different causes We opine produce this
fervor in the South in regard to the revoIu-
ticnary operations in Nicaragua. We must
search for the true causes ia that deep feel
ing in the South in relation to her own vital
interests. The Kansas swind!e is apparent
now. The South sees what she obtained by
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, for
which she went in SO earnestly in the vain
hope Of competing successfully for Kansas.
The agitation which resulted from that mis-
cradle trick has terminated as every calm
thinking, intelligent man in the South could
not avoid knowing, not only in the failure to
| secure Kansas as slave State but in weak
ening the South in every one of the border
States. She sees not single territory that
| is likely to come into the Union as a slave
| State.
With these startling facts before her it is
proper for the South to look nell on the
scene presented. But she ought to weigh
things deliberately and act advisedly and
coolly. 1t is obvious that expansion is her
best policy. Expansion in the right direc-
ton is, with the South, sine quo non. But
in directing her efforts for that purpose, let
her consult her own honor and dignity. Let
her reach her purposes bv direct, a fair
and honorable course. Not by fomenting
and sustaining disturbances in other govern,
ments, not by lionizing petty marauders and
giving sanction to the violation of our own
laws and our own national faith.
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VALUABLE MILL and GIN
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale on aod
l modating terms, his SAW, GRIST MILLS
GIN, situated % miles from Harrisonburg or
Natchitoches road, at the point where the road
ding from Columbia to Alexandria crosses said f.
Sixteen miles from Little river. and about the c.
distance from the White Sulphur Springs. 8
machinery consists of q circular saw, i4S inchs
steam power-6ne gin stand 90 saws) and q
grist mill. Abundance Of excellent timber tor 4
ing near the mill, and the location is in ever
spect good one for carrying on the bushnell O. 4
itably. Persons desiring to purchase this M
property are requested to call and exani1
premises. d. NASfA
Januasy 10. .,.a
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INSANITY OF JUDGE SLIpELL.-From a
correspondent in New Orleans, we learn that
Hon. Thomas Slidell, ex-Judge of the Su-
preme Court of Louisiana, has become in
sane in consequence of the financial embar-
rassment, which lie has led to fear might
affect seriously certain stocks in which he
had become largely interested. He brooded
over the subject day after day, till his reason
was entirely gone, and but little hope is en-
ter:ained by his medical advisers that he
will eventually recover his sanity.-Notches
Courier.
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Nlcaragua-.The south--fNalker.

A most strange and perverted tentiment
is prevailing among the Southern fople, in
regard to Walker and the politics q Nicar-
augA A feverish, fretful feeling levinces
tell, whenever any untoward evenSoccurs
Is da,ken the prospect Of Walkers access
and iubilant exultation shows itself upon
the slightest smile that Fortune deihs tc
bestow upon him. Whence this feling
this soiicitude, this nervous sensibility ihthe
people of the South in reference to she
fortunes of Nicaragua Who are the peole
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-03
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Lecompton Constitution to be adopted.
WASHINGTON Jan. ga canvass of the
House of Representatives made to day shows
that there will be a majority Of ten in favor
of the admission Of Kansas With 49, be-
compton constitution. asss
The Presidents message on the subject
will be laid before Congress in very few
days. @l
Central America and the North.
It is ascertained here that extensive prepa-
rations are being made for extensive emigra-
ton from the Northern States to Central
America.
BosToE, Jan. o9.-We have intelligence
ssere OF mu.iny having taken place among
lie Coolies, on board the ship Kate Hooper,
pund from China to Havana, and of fifty
4 eying been shot before it could be quelled.
"a River Meas.
81 LOUISVILLE, Jan. o9.-The river opposite
Ills poin: has been stationary to-day. y,
q State Legislature.
xlBAroa RoUaE, Jan. 23.-1n the Senate to-
s.y Mr.. St. Paul introduced bill to regu-
he the mode Of assessing and collecting all
xe. in the city of New Orleans, and to
live to the Governor the power Of appoint
- the State Tax Collectors and Assessors.
s. The House sgaiu refused to adjourn over.
Ibe business done was unimportant.
81 Baton RouGE, Jan. 3O.-The Legislature
assias resolved on taking recess till the 9Th
81 lfoY
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. ! Eleventh. DistrictcsI
PARISH OF cArAfrotlA, Clerks Office
Succession of Mrs. Lucy Pitt, decd.
w HEREAS G. II. Bly, has filed his applicatn J!
W the Clerks Office of the 18th District C,.l
praying to be appointed Administrator of said =
cession: therefore, Notice is hereby giving, thu Y
less opposition be filed in this office, in Mis-
within ten days from the date hereof said appls.s
will be appointed according to law.
- IEsl Witness, my hand, and the Seal Il =
court, this LIST day of February, 1858.
asgs @ g. DUKE, Chi
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-03

Op1ruARY.-That hearted, noble
gentleman la'e Of Louisiana, Col. VIM. II.
johnson, has paid the last great debt of ma.
ture. The Lexington (>iiss.) Advertiser, OF
the 22nd inst, says:
''Col. VIM. ii. Johnson died at his resi-
dence near Tchula, on last Friday night, after
an illness of several mouths. In his death
the community has indeed lost valuable
citizen. Col. Johnson, was the brother of
the late Isaac Johnson, Ex-Governor of Loui-
siana."
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-03

j BIZ rHE STEAMBOAT LOAD. This j, the
order of the. day at present with the New
Orleans newspaper mail. What the ar
rangement i the post master at this place
has as yet Eeoeivsd no tiding5. Whether It
is temporary or permanent it will be con-
fused, inconvenient and irregular mode Of
doing business. However, beggars are not
allowed to be choice. We have four-bar-
rel Of papers running from the middle of No
vember up to the present date. There is
now only one horse letter ,,ail between
this place aud Natchez.
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MoLAssEs SpEcuLArIox.-TheP Portland
(Mc.) Advertiser notices the sale of lot of
molasses, whose history is almost as curious
AS that OF the St. Louis bacon. Ii was orig
ina'iy imported from the West Indie. into
Baltimore, where it could have been sold for
about Atty five cents per gallon, but wa. held
for higher price. Not finding sale there,
it was rs-shiFped to Boston, and not meeting
buyers there, wa. again resbirped to Port
land, where it j, selling rs it comes from the
vessel at twenty five cents per gallon.
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SHERIFF SAFE

n ~ - '1I'@ItITT D21LE.
u. ID. Hanes VS.. John A. Philips ard VIM. N. Rercb
vs. Crooks Hatch: John A. Philips, Garna.
hou!a 'A VI o"'a-
Rf VIRTUE of wri.s of feri facias in tho .hor,
- entitled cases issued from the hon. the D;s,-;c.
court IN and for the parish of Catahoua, and to 1,
sheriff OF said parish directed have seized mon a.
the property Of the defendant, John A. phiI;ns IS
satisfy said wrts Of Fl. ia. nergro man slave .ToE
about 45 years old, and will on 'oN'
saturday, the 9Th day Of March, 1858
WITHIN legal hours at the door of the CONT bonss
SAID parish offer said property for sale at public
ment D. n. pRrCuADn 81
Jsb: :, less. E.S s. ea1
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Ey Appointments by the Governor, BY
and with the advice and consent OF the Sen
ate: 49,
Thomas l. Humble, Parish Surveyor in
and for the Parish of Caldwell.
TIL. Harris, Notary Ppb'ie'in and for the
Parish Of Caaahoxia. Is
WV. Rife, Notary Public in and tor the
Parish Of Carroll, vice J. W. Draughn' elect
ed Recorder. ws
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SHERIFF SALE.
Feet s'mms & Co. State of Louisiana, Parish of
VS.. Catalonia

Feet s'~ M. Co. State of c Louisiana, Parish of
J: D: Calvert. Eleventh Di,t,ic, Court.
Rl VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias in the above
~ entitled case, issued from the Honorable the
s1'l court OF the parish of Catahoula and to the
Sheriff thereof directed, have seized mon "a
the property of the defendant, j. D. Ca,rert 4
CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF GROUND in
the town OF Trinity, known as the Wooster Lot To.
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon SAID lot is bounded in front by Black
River, on Front street. south by Little River. west
by franklin street, north by lot belonging to j.
B. Benefcld and will on " -
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of MARCH, 1858.
WITHIN WITHIN the hours prescribed BY law at the Court.
house door of said parish, offer said Int and hu;,S
ings for sale at public auction to nav nd sotsfr
said writ Terms Of SaIe-Cash, under heneft of
aPpTasement' D. N. PRICHARD, Sheriff
-- SoIu11y ., Iooo. print, fee S6
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SHERIFF SALE. a. :
Henry F. Baldwin
vs. S11th Distric4 Court p,.A

vs. TIN DIstFld Court, Pr
Eli Chevalier Catahoula.
DY VIRTUE of writ of ieri hcias in ths,s
ID entitled suit issuel from the Honorabl
District court in and for the parish of CAS-
and to the Sheriff thereof directed. l have ~
upon as the property of the defe adaat, Eli Chez
A TRACT OF LAND in said Parish, beipss
Southwest Quarter Of the Southwest o.
of Section No. l, Township 6, North Of r.
5 East in the land district north Of Red 4,
+ containing Thirty -nine and sixteen-oush n
dredths acres more or less, and win on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Marsh, ls5as
within the hours prescribed by law offer said q
for sale at public auction at the court house dos,
said parish to satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash under benefit of ap.,:.
ment. D. n. PRICHARD, Sber1
Feb. 2, 1858. pnfeeH I
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A DISTANT RELATlvE.-An actress in Par
is sent word tina. she could not play on ac-
count Of the death of her mother. A day
or two afterwards the manager met her,
dressed in flaming co!ors. "Ah," he ex-
claimed, "how's this, not in mourning ~
1T is not the custom to wear mourning for
distant relatives" "And you call your moth
er 500" ooh, yes, she died in America
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-03

SHIPMENT OF IRISH GIRLs.-The British
Government is shipping Irish girls to the
Cape of Good Hope as means of prevent
ing its own colonist from relapsing into bar
barism. A party of $50 has already sailed,
and another company Of $50 is soon to be
forwarded-all described as healthy and
good looking. They 60 with the under
standing that matrimopy is to reward their
expartiation.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-03

They must have remarkably warm "spelI''
up in Michigan just now, for we notice, in
Detroit paper, of a recent date, that wo-
man was arrested in that city, shaving moth
ing Oh her person but love letter aud da-
guerreotype."
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-03

SIZE of LOUISIANA, Eleventh District Court
PARISH or cArAHoULA, J Clerks Office.
Succession Of James Watson deed
w HEREAS j. w. Arthur, Curator of said success.
W SION has this day tiled in this Office, an Exhibit
OF Funds and Tableau of Distribution, PRAYING that
the same be approved and homolosated: therefore.
notice IS hereby given, that unless opposition to
said Exhibit and Tabeau be filed in this Office in
80 days from the date hereof, the same will be ap
proved and homoogated according to law.
Jan. 80, 1858. [3S,St] c. c. DUKE, Clerk.
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Otice.

succession OF Mary Ann Cooksey. decd.
A LII PERSONS having claims against said estate
"A are hereby notified 10 present them properly
ru'nenpca,ed Tor settlement to the undersigned
Those indebted to the same are required to make
immediate payment. J.B. Benefited
Trinity, La, Feb. 3, 1858. [3t1 Administrator.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Eleventh District Conf
Parish Of CatahouIa


use of J. D. Calvert, Eleventh District co,.I
vs.. Parish Of Catahoula
j. T. Chevalier
DY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias in the ~
ID entitled suit issued from the Hon. the Die
Cou Of the Parish Of Catahoula, and to the sherS
said parish directed have siezed upon as them
erty of the defendant, j. T. Chevalier,
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAM I
ing the Southwest Quarter of the Northe,
Quarter, Section 6, in Township 6, in the b
district north of Red river, containing thin
nine and sixty-one-one-hundredth acres ma,
or less, and will on
Saturday, the 9th day of March, lssE'
within the hours prescribed by law offer said b
for sale at public auction at the court house dor
this parish.
Terms OF Sale-Cash under benefit of appr,a'
ment. d. II. PRICHARD, Sheriff
Feb. 2, 1858. prs.ieeN..
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INBRED

by A.: Il. Iendry, Esq, on Saturday, goth ult
at the Union Hotel in this place. Mr.. JAMES K
PATTEESONto Miss NANCY ARNOLD.
At same TIM and place by The same gentleman
Mr.. JOHN ID. fACkS to Miss ELIZABETH Nc
CLUSKY.
On same day. the Office of the same Esquire, Mr.
WILLIAM JOHSON to Mrs. ODEAI. RRfX0
In NcwOrleans,n the 2lst ult. Mr.. F 8 4USTrv
Of the steamer ARea, to Miss ELIZA CALDER.
WOOD, Of Monr..
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A printer, in setting up 1--WE are bu' ,,,s
of stupendous whole" by mistake : :. -
letter made it read, Eve but parts o.
stupendous whale" =.
And we think he improved it. Ii h'
so,ne sense in it as it now stands. AS 10 u
truth of the statement, that is 9uestie
for naturalists. ...
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sHER1rrArz1.-p. n. Prichard, the Sher-
if elect, has con with the requirements
of the Law, and e90ed upon the duties Of
that Office. He i I'll Known to the ccm-
munity as an Vic, prompt, faithful ard
efficient eft

E Ser isue Of last week, the
rea tesn az Gckls as al old maid
g.! 4 touch Of spring winter and
tksn, and sunshine, as We 60 to
press ths hmiliar tune Of pouring down is
being played. The river is said to be near
about stationary at this point, it is abo-. at
what is termed full banks.
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Chilly JONES'" said a bullying urchn to
another lad, "next time catch you alone,
I'll fog you like anything "WeII," replied
Bill, Il amt often much alone; commonly
have my legs and fists With me-"
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81 o z 7 CA.

FORWARN all persons not TO trade for lid
L agreement made between me and D. Marks Ard
ted 2sth February, 1851, as do not intend setuvk
said agreement unless compelled by law. rel
SAMUEL II. COPELAND Inn
January 40, 1853. 1856, IN scs
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CoNrLIA Augusta (Ga.)
Sentinel and Cironicie paws four hundred
and forty of its readers the following mrt-
ed compliment:
Gas announced aweek ago, we have leen
engaged in the very agreeable work of p1rg-
ing our subscriptio, list, by cruising the
names of those who nave paid no a,t.ron
to cur repeated calls Upon them for the Day
ment of their dues. We have complied
the work on one list, AM .he following i the
result of our labor: We struck off -four
Hundred and rory nanns who are intebt-
ed to us over Three thousand Dol.a:s.-
There, reader, is a beautiful commentary up
on the credit system for n,wspapaers and
but very t1attering cemon,ration in avor
Of the moral honesty of soiLe men,"
We do not attribute this the want of
moral honesty, says the Viksburg True
tSouthron, but it is az opinion comn1or to a
great majority of newspaper reaiers an, not
rons, that their Indebtedness, which to them
is mere song, is of but little e.nseu,ence
to the publishers, and therefore viii wait
their convenience TO liquidate it. T.isis al
together erroneous. 1t is true, newspaper
bills are generally small upon ipdividtl ac-
counts but when summed'up among a.hou-
sand or more, the aggregate will ehbit
pretty tall figures. For instance, a publisher
has 1000 subscribers, each Of whom in.
debted to the amount of only $40, thu is
small and four-ffths OF any community
could pay it, at any time, without suhjectie
themselves to Inconvenience, and when pail
it exhibits the handsome little fortune of te
thousand dollars.
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n 0 I &c E..

4 IL PERSONS are hereby warned against ira
n ding for two notes of hand each for $1,000 90
dated january l, 1853, papabic to the order of
Wiley s. Davis, Esq, drawn by David Hubbard,
Esq. One OF the said notes falling due in IL months
from date, and the other in "a months The said
notes were lost together with hair trunk on the
last up trip Of the steamer Messenger and PAYMENT
has been stopped. WILEY S. DAVIS.
Monterey Black River, Parish of Catahoua, Jan.
ualy %, 1853 4.3s,4t.