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s'sS "a. orR.-On Thursday morning
- .Ss.s aai,arter OF O'clock, darkness came
a. face Of the earth, not unlike, in
Zee TO Sudden closing of a
u evening. All the operations Of lie
Z II Nd from necessity, until lamps
So ii. in the night. Fowls sought
! "a hogs and cattle fed for shell
ark spell was accompanied by
sy1tsning, and hallstones Of an un-
4somc 0. which were four inches in
r 1.ifereace, and stiff gus,y wind from
tlH sorth 1, was unlike the natural dark
ness Of night, bat was iuril and wild, giving
objects dimlv discerned through its indis'lnct-
ness an unnatural appearance. he swine
appeared to be more sensitive to fear than
other animals. and were in quite high state
of excitement during the whole scene, which
lasted an hour, though it was darker than
usual for much longer time.-Lansing
Nichl Re pub.
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TH ECONOMY OF NArURE.-In the grea,
univ erse, to whatever part Of it we turn, one
controlling principle is ever apparent, one
sentiment seems 10 pervade the whole-econ-
omy; and so forcibly does this strike the at
tention Of every one Of US, that we have ex-
pressed it in proverb and used it in motto,
"Waste not, want not" The flowers are
ever ready to receive the dew.drops, and
when they have done with them, the morn
ing sun evaporates and keeps them in the
clouds ready for use again. Matter is in
destruc,ible. and although we can by fire
and other means render it invisible, what is
our surprise to find that it has re-assumed a
gaseous form, and the peice of charcoal we
burned is now floating in the room, mixed
with the atmosphere We are breathing. Mat
ter is ever changing. The forces OF nature
which We call chemical action, gravity, cleo
tricity, light, heat and life are increasingly
etfecting the transmutation os substances;
thus for example, ages Ion. since rolled away,
myriads of little creatures shells not larger
than a lin's head, acted as the scavengers Of
the ocean, they died and sunk to the bot
Of the deep, and to-day we find their shells
as chalk and limestone all over the world.
Naturalist tell US that on the sea bottom of
the Gulf OF Mexico, various parts Of the Guf
Stream there are limestone beds being
Yv the modern representatives 0.
= oraninitera.
sTioyely tlnis that deck the leaves in
...gssF,alI, and give to our autumnal scenery
Such distinctive beauty, is due to some bed
Of iron ore. which has lain hidden beneath
the rocks for centuries. Some little brook
first found it ont, and carrying it away bit by
bit, has spread it over the soil gradually, the
iron ORG crumbles, and winds dispense it, the
trees feed upon it, and in autumn it shows
that 1t Is there, by the color of the leaves
When trees shall have decayed, and what is
now dry land shall have been depressed and
iieaved up, covered by the sea and scorched
by the sun, who knows but that same iron
may form a globue or ball in bed of coal
and be worked and smeltel for the use Of
s-'esau. All these changes work together har-
{ y. All goes on in exact proportions
sste,. no want
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ISsoLvEsr NorlcE.-The following notice
from young AN with some property just
left to his charge, addressed TO judge Of
Probate, is published in the Saturday Even
ing Gazette.
sir-My father departed this life not long
hence, leaving wife and five scorpions. He
died Jetested, and his estate is likely to
prove insolent. was left executioner, and
being told that you were Judge Of Repro.
bates apply to you for letters Of condemns
ton on bis defects.
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pROBATE SALE.

PROBAIE SALE.
Succession Of Lavica Kitchen decd.
IN pursuance Of an order of the Hon. the
District Court, in and for the Parish of
Catahoula, l the undersigned administrator
of said estate, will proceed to offer for sale
to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 4M day Of December merit,
at the Court House door in the town OF
Harrisonburg, the following described proper
ty belonging to said succession to wit.
One undivided half of 100 $500 acres Of
land lying and being on the Funny Louis,
being the S. WA Of Sec 10, Township s,
Ran &c East.
One negro woman aged about 40 years.
One negro girl aged about s years.
Terms of sale-Cash under benefit of APP
praisment.
+. SPAWN, Administrator.
Oct. 9th, SO. Prs fee 81.
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Great men never swell, it is only three
cent individuals who are salaried at the rate
of two hundred dollars year, and dine on
potatoes AMI dried behring's. who put on
airs and fashy waiscoats, swell, puff, blow,
and endeavor to give themselves a conse-
quential appearance. No discriminating per-
son can ever mistake the spurious for the
genuine article The difference between the
two, is as that between bottle OF vinegar.
AID to.:..e q lie pure jv:,a Ct Ia grape
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION,
CONTAINING 720 acres of rich swamp land on
" Tiger Bayou in this Parish (Catahoula) is offer
ed for sale by the undersigned, on liberal terms
Said plantation has about $50 acres in high state
of cultivation, upon which there are now heavy
crops of cotton and corn; good dwelling and
Clubhouse, and new framed quarters sufficient to
accommodate Is hands.
For further particulars inquire of the proprietor
who resides on the place. JAS. S. SIRMON.
Tiger BAYOU Oct 10th SO 2mns
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"And where was the man stabbed sir?'
said an excited Irishman on Friday night
last on Fourth street to physician.
''The man was stabbed about an inch and
a half to the left of the medium line and
about an inch above the umbilicus," was
the reply.
ooh, yes; understand now. But thought
1t was near the court house"
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- A. ;. Burlington Esqr, Of the steamer
Dr.. Burlington has placed US under obIiga.
tons, for complete files of recent dates. W.
no''ce 10 the dai!les of the goth inst, that a
feet Of magnificent boats are sup for our
sNe'' prominent among them is the old
aa'of'te "Mchae" though she is good as new
having been thoroughly overbauled from bur-
'eans root TO kelson. Capt. Tobn is TO com
mand' and the accommodating Mr.. Work, vii.
be found in the Office; Look out for her Thurs.
DAY, Tomorrow The Farmer, Arkansas,
X. W. Powell, Saline, and Gov. Powell, are
other feet crafts, that may soon be expected
to be ploughing the uachita.-Your cards,
Gentlemen, the season round for $40.
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" O TICE.

Succession Of T. L. King, deceased.
4 LII Persons having claims against the Estate Of
"A 7. L. King deceased are hereby notified to
present them iuly authenticated to the undersigned
executor, within the legal time, as it is desirable
to settle the succession at "a early date as prac-
hcaoie JOHN 8 HOTTER
Tes'auen's-y " eca,or
Eossmb~, l%th ;s5s ~ ~
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SETTLING Up.-Within the last few week S
there has been great inquiry for Franklin
lands. Quite number of persons from 9th
or states lave been here hunting locations,
none Of whom found any difficulty is shifting
themselves. Ne may therefore look for a
considerable immigration ipto Tho parish
between now and January - WssSsboro
Sen.
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SHERIFF SALE.


DISTRICT COURT. PARISH OFsCATA-
HOULA.
Maria DeArmon and husband, Us. Julia
H. Beard md husband.
RY virtue of writ of ttGeri tacias, issued
- in this case from the District Court of
the Parish of Catahoula, and to the Sheriff
thereof directed have seized AS the pro-
perty of Julia E. Beard, the land and inn
provements hereinafter described, on which
there is a special mortgage and vendors pri-
village, for the payment OF the note on which
the judgment was predicated, to wit: Frac-
tional section No. 81, in township No. g.,
east, in the land district north of Red River.
containing about SAP 22lOO acres, all "
ing on Black River in this parish, except
about "a 60-l0O acres running over into
and being the parish of Concordia, togeth-
er with all the improvements and appurt-
nances to the same belonging, and on Sat
un'oy the 4th day Of December nert. within
legal hours a, the door Of the court house in
Harisonburg. will offer the same for sale
for cash, under benef: of appraisement
ID. NJ pRICIIARD, Sheriff.
Oct. 81, 1858. Prs fee $40 sol
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~ A destructive fire is said to have oc-
cured on the plantation Of I. D. Loveace
Esqr, on Fool River last week. Negro
cabins, out houses, fencing &c, were destroy
ed. The loss sustained by the owner is
heavy, and subjects him to much inconve-
nience.
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Ase5etss 54H
ported such as we, ]
authority, Thus we &
shall continue to do.
~ The Dedicatory 6

, church of this place, came d,
appointment on last Sunday
Notwithstanding the exceeding
weather of the day, large congrt
we're present.
The Rev. J. A. Ivy, Of Rapides, oitfc'ads z
read as predatory to his discourse, portion:
Of the 5th, 9th, and 7th, chapters OF secont
Chronicles, and in connection Herewith h''
remarks were forcble and well timed. An
ELOQUENT and impressive sermon was then dc
rlled from The cath verse, oath chapter, Of
ee second book Of Samuel; after which a
,ary.nt prayer was offered up, and tie servi-
Lces concluded.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA { Eleventh District Ccuit.
PARISH OF CRrAHouLA. Clerks Office
Succession of Sarah Pr,chratd. decd.
WHEREAS, WV. S. PRICHARD, has filed his ap-
" plcation in the Clerks Office Of the Eleventh
District Court, praying to be appo nted admin.
i>trator of said succession; therefore, Notice IS
hereby given that unless opposition be filed in
this Office, in writing within days from the date
hereof, said applicant will be appointed according
to law Witness, my hand and the seal Of
said Court, this sth day Of Nov, A. D. 1858
IL. s. c. c. DUKE, Clerk 5.27at
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NEW G0V5S,.:: !

| D1n1t 4 1NFORTA7Id.
FROM NEW FORK; ri DAY
BALTIMORE T. j
NEW ANDel4!SHIOFABtEp,ls
w'suspR G0ODSIias5
WE take nday Eye,n,o inform :. !
W the Pie readeneral that We :. y
ing our FA&ablial WINER STOCr ?
every branch; Which we offer q. =,
Orleans prizes. Ali those in nass !: I q
WINTER GOODS, will do well ~ I
examine our stock before purchasins
we will sell our goods at New Or]ssss
HEAVY PLANTATION en1
Just received per steamer W. " I,
yd's HEAVY KERSEYS and Pr AM v, !.
PLAID LINSEYS; 10 bales IoV,p
airs best RETAIL RUSsETS. vrSi<
kETS, &c. All at New Orleans vhJ I,
CLOTHING! cLOTHlgeA
The best assortment ever offered \
Oh aii descriptions. ana latest styles ~
FANCY G00Dsiy Z
Just received fine lot of JEWrsa
ITALIAN SILKS; plain and 6rpDs'v
PLAID SILKS; CREPE de FOiiIss
MERES and DELAINES; a full ami ~
sortment Of FANCY TRIMMINGS.
aud WOOL PLAIDS. All Mt the Inv. n
GROCERIESU!! r
A full stock always on hand, shts.
abe lowest prices. :,
N. b. TO CO1TON PLAV7ps,r
We will buy cotton, and give Tia =
prices in trade, or for cash 7
Sept. Il, '5s.-5-l8-3 mos. M,pR
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n EW A DIV Err IT'S EMEN rs.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Eleventh District Court
PARISH or CArAHoULA. Clerks Office.
Succession Of Ed,cin j. FoirJanhs, deg.
WHEREAS, W. A. W. Fairbanks has filed his
~ application in the Clerks Office Of the Eleventh
District Court, PRAYING to be appointed admnstra-
tor o! said succession: therefore, Notice Is hereby
given, that unless opposition be..fcd in this office,
said applicant will be appointed according to law.
l.. S. Witness my hand and the Seal Of said
Court, this % day Of Nov. A. D. 1858.
5-21-3r. G. c. DUKE, Clerk
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Civ Horss RSr.-The gin house OF
Mr.. IL. Bryan, in Natchitoches parish, was
destroyed by FIRE on Monday of last week.
consuming about $50 bales Of cotton, 10 900
bushels Of corn, a largo 10, Of bagging and
rope, large fine gin house, several corn
cribs. number Of wagons and csrts. etc. To
r.! .css es::.s:s! :. ,5out tss. go,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Eleventh District Cou

STATE OF LOUISIANA, | Eleventh District Cour.
PARISH OF CATAHoULA. Clerks Office.
Succession of Elizabeth Glenn. deed.
WHEREAS, WIN. B. SPENCER has filed lis
" application in the Clerks Office of the Eleventh
District Court, praying to be appointed administTa.
tor of said succession: therefore, Notice is hereby
given, that unless opposition be filed in this office,
in writing, within ten days from the date hereof,
said applicant will be appointed according to law
L. S. Witness, my hand and the Seal of said
Court, this 22 day of Nov. A. D., 1858.
5-27-3r. C. C. DUKE, Clerk
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SlOO KEWARD!

WILL be paid for such information as will
" lead toAhe detection of the person o,
persons, who broke open my house on Sun.
day night last (2lst inst)
There was at the time, sundry notes, &C.
counts, and other papers taken, which are OF
no benefit to any one but myself. several
watch chains and other articles ofjewelry.
will literally reward any one returning the
same, or any portion thereof, and ask no
questions. VIC. SPRUILL.
Ha,risonburg, Nov cath 1858.
SHERIFF SALE.
Elizabeth Ramsy, Distict Court,
John Reynolds, Parish of Ca,ahoula.
RY virtue Of writ of teri tacias, in this
lease issued from the above styled court,
and to the Sheriff of the Parish OF Cathoula,
directed, have seized as the property of
defendant, the following land as pr. patent
No. 1886, to wit; the S. L, quarter Of the
N. E. quarter of section No. 90 township No.
4. North of range No. 6, East containing
80 05 100 acres, also patent No. 1854, to
w.t. the n, Of the N. K. or. of section No,
90, Township No. 4, north of range No. 6
East containing 70 901O0 Of An acre. And
on Saturday tile 4htday of December nert.
within legal hours, at the door of the court
house, in the town Of Harrisonburg. will
offer the same for sale for cash, under the
benefit fappraisement.
ID. NJ. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
Oct. 81, 1853. Prs, fee $40 So
SHERIFF. SALE
j. NJ Ref & Co. State of Louisiana,
lib, Carraway, Of Now Orleans
Parish Of Orleans.
No. 1890.
Ply virtue Of writ Of feri facias, in this
~ case issued from the above Court, and to
the She riff of the Parish of Catahoula. drec-
ted. have seized as the property Of the
defendant, the steamer Mammoth Cave"
her machinery, apparel and appurtenances
AS she now lies in the Ouachita River, OPP
posite the residence of Col J. d. Calyit, near
the town of Trinity and at the same. place
within legal hours
o" Saturday the 4M day Of December nert,
or what she will bring, on a credit OF twelve
nonts, according to law.
d. NJ. PRICHARD. Sheriff.
pr WIN. NJ. TEW. Dpty.
Nov. II 1858. Total prs. fee 81.
WANTED. !,
a good Blacksmith can find employment,
~ applying at this Office, or to the under
igned, at the Union House.
J.P. MARKHAM.
Uarrsonburc, Nov. 10th. 1858. 5-25 at.
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STORAGE
80


PETTON'S LANDE
Eight miles above Harrisonburg, on d., !,
The undersigned would inform ,bsic i
he Is nov prepared to receive and N, pu,
the above place. Passengers going b Ats
adjacent points, on Reouf River or tbe rae
at this place, at all times find ready cnr o.
sW- All freights consigned to his ca,,
cureiy and carefully attended to.
Sept. 2o,h, '55.-5-o0-6 mos. An
]. NJ. PE'cgit
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4, STR1Y NONc'

ESTRAY NO1l'
PERSONALLY appeared before y v
l signed Justice ofthe Peace, Addea.Is
pelier, who being sworn, depo*n - -
lows: that he has taken up az an
A LIGHT BROWN MARE MULA-
be 8 years old, no mark ce brand pefe N
marks. Taken up at his req n
from Harrisonburg, and thatsAoe <pa'1
unknown to him. -
Also personally came before me ~, y,
and John Pertercy, residents OF salo NJ
der oath say that the said mule u
$55. -
And agreeable to the law IN ~ N
owner of said animal fails TO cor
days from the date hereof prove p3ll
charges, it will DO advertiser ane
process. ALEXANy r.
Aug. Il, '5s-l5-6t ~
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There are two kinds of family jars-in one
you put your sweetIneats; in the other you
pu.---vour foot.
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RUNAWAY nv JAN

RUNA WAY IN JAZZ
WAS committed to Jail in this plaes,
W inst. "a negro calling himself EeIr
a. 35 years of age, black cor,pe.ix y.
~ belongs to John Hamilton, Sneyi
~. mouth Of Black River. IA
The owner ia notified to comply Nh ass
and take him away. II. G. RAVE
Harrisonburg La. Nov. II, 1851
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pROBATE SALE

n pursuance Of an order to me The "
L Sheriff of the Parish Of Catahoula dir
the Hon. the District Court of the Pans
houla, I shall, on
"Wednesday, the LIST day Of Deceaa'r
at the late residence Of John Wood IL
the Monroe road five miles from the ,os
sonburg, proceed to offer for sale 10 (.
bidder at public auction the property Of
sion of said John Wood deceased.
The property consists of Land, Slirsr
al effects as follows:
The tract of land whereon the lccek
sided, containing one hundred and ID
more or less with the buildings and irF
upon the same will be sold for one bali
the remainder on a credit of twelve nc
day Of sale. No warrant of title Wilt
the land by the administrator Or the Z
han against th emselves their heirs and
all others claiming under them but ugas
claims. The slaves are negro woFf
children Under ten years of age, to be =
One negro girl aged fourteen years, one
aged forty years, an old woman ass,
The slaves will be sold on a credit Of tvsf
The personal property consists ofa !,
about four hundred bushels, to be sot'
fifty bushels, lot OF fodder sold by tdes,
of cattle, stock of hogs, two horses, one I
lot ofpotatves, farming utensils &c, &c
Terms ofSale. The personal proper,
The land and slaves as above stats
purchasing on credit, will be requiredtoal
an so}ilo, with one or more surcties tof,
by the administrator, to be drawn PSF
or order twelve months from the day ON
lating interest at the rate OF eight nj
annum from maturity il not punctaaEf
special mortgage on the property partass
dtional security. All the property VII Y !;
der benefit of appraisment. d. NJ. Pnul
Oct. Goth. rs. 5-22. Prs. fee 800
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RUNA WAY INJAlI
WAS committed to the Jail ofthis RI
" sth inst, negro boy about 70 Y
o. black complect ton, says his naM
* has remarkable large ewes, viii :, y
-A160 or ITO, says he belongs t''a
living on Tensas. -
The owner is notified to comply via /
II. G. RANDOLPH,
Harrisonburg, Oct. 9th, '5s. SIS
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Oct. 9th, SO. Prs fee 81.
SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE
shFiver & Morris, District Court,
ps: No. 1869.
Camille Bezett, Parish of Catahoula.
RY VIRTUE ola writ of .Jfere facias in this
~ case issued from the District Court of the
Parish. Of Catahonla, and to the Sheriff there
of directed, ! have seized as the property of
the defendant The house and lot on which
he resides, in the town of Trinity, in the
parish designated on the plat of said town,
as Lots No. 5 Il 6, in Suqare No. 2, and on
SATURDAY the 4M day Of December nert
within legal hours, at the door of the cour,
house in the town of Harrsonburg. will
offer the same for sale for cash, under the
benefit of appraisement.
u. NJ. PRICuARD, Sheriff.
Oct. 81, 1858. Prs, fee ST
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RUN1 WAY IN JAIL
WAS committed to the Jail Of this fa,,
" 9th inst a negro boy, Of black y Y
z says his name is Connelus, thn y
~ to John Hamilton, living aI
N Black River, La, is about 70 vi
The owner is requested to comply =
II. G.. RANDOLPH.
Harrisonburg, Nov. II 1858. 5-sl
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WIN. Il. MARSHALl.,.
OWL ENGINEER, AND DRAEenjel
" (1ate of the Vicksburg, Shrevepet ouh
Rail road) and Parish Surveyor of Oh ) !
visit Harrisonburg professionally on or-
18th of June next.
Persons wishing their Plantations SUI
section lines established will please leave 1
at the Office of the independent M
that date.
bitches laid out Instrumentally.
Monroe, La, 18th May 1858. \
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Turn ms Off.
trolling him.


- The Captain Of the patrol'is severely ce n
SD for non performance Of duty,-be fails
% nave the police out at the right t;mo and
at the right place, thefts are committed and
the perpetrators escape detection, and divers
other complaints are spoken of in "extenso."
It's argued that il an efficient guard were
kept on the streets from "the going down of
the suo, until the rising thereof" that the
grocery Of Mr.. Spruill would not have been
broken open on Sunday night between the
hours Of g. 9 O'Clock; Very good, and if the
occupants Of the house had been where they
usually are, every night Of their lives, during
the above hours, the probability is that
nothing of the kind would have occurred.
We, however offer nothing in cxtenuaton
of the charges brought against us. At the
hands OF our woud-be dctatc vial fsirrs-'. Z. Z
neither ask merc'A q, - - -;
sooner reIieved,A e e ~. 80.
dered at the s q seting<,5
Our duties are az &C, and wit.
u sGsa -s%ssF t&Tse-EN- 4 ...-.~x tssSSss354 Vs.
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.TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
From the Picayune.

THE EXPEDITION TO NICARAGUA.
MOBILE, Nov, &c. If the iustruc. ion,
from Washington to the Custonhouse au
thorities here, in reference to the projected
expedition to Nicaragua, are untavorable
acts Of violence on the part Of the assembled
emigrants are apprehendcd.
The influential men among the emigrants
counsel Submission to the Government au-
thorties, but it is difficult matter to con
troll so large a body Of men when animated
by the belief that their rights are outraged
More emigrants are arriving. and there
are now fully four hundred here.
Gen. Walker seems to take things coo'ly
WAsuINGroS, Nov lS-An official letter
has been addressed to the Collector of Mo
bile, which, though indefinite, will autharze
the clearance OF Gen. Walkers emigrsnt YES.
FL
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New YoRK, Nov 2o.-The Shipping List
Of to-day says that cotton has advanced &c.
since Tuesday, 10th, on lots from store.
The List quotes NlddIirg Orleans at IlIc.
The List reports The coffee market firm, and
quotes Rio at l04al2c.
The mola>ses market, the List says, is stea-
ly and the SUGAR market firm.
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WANTED.
a good Blacksmith can find employment,
by applying at this Office, or to the under
signed, at the Union House.
J. p. MARKHAM.
Harrisonburg, Nov. 10th, 1858. 5-25 At.
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