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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

NEwspApEGs-Julge Longstreet, whose
views On all subjects are practical, and worth
treasurng up, thus sets forth the value OF a
newspaper:
Small is the sum that is required to pat
ronize the newspaper, and most amply rem"-
nerated is the patron, | care not how hum
bic and unpretendng the gazette which he
takes, it is next to impossibleto Till 1t ftty-
two times year without putting into 1t
something that is worth the subsci ption
price. Every parent whose son is of from
home, at school, should supply him with a
paper. / still remember what difference
there was betw cen those Of my schoollnates
who had, and those who had not, ACCESS TO
newspapers. Other things being equal, the
first were decidedly superior to the last in
debate and composition at least. The rea-
son is plain, they have command CT more
facts ! Youth will pursue newspaper with
delight when they will read nothing else"
WESTERN LOUISIANA CoTToN CaoP.-lhe
Nat chioches Chronicle, 25th ut, says the
cotton crop of that section is now pretty
we'll in. The result shows very considera-
bic falling off from what is deemed fair av-
erage picking.
E- Arthur T. Edwards, late of the firm
of Dix & Edwards, publishers, in New YoFk'
died in Dabu4uo, lowe, last s',osth, of fever,
in the twenty ninth year Of his age.
EE- The Cincinnati papers record the
death at Newport of Capt. p. $. Guthrie. U.
s. A. Capt. G. served throughout the Mex
lean war with the Duquesne Guards OF Pitts
burg.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

THE TRIBUNAL.-A mans own conscience
is his sole tribunal, and he should care no
more for that phantom opinion" than he
should fear meeting ghost if lie crossed
the clurchyari at dark.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

N- Mr.. r. Il. Cuny viii accept TIE
thanks Of the recipient for that hunk OF
tobacco, and that that is tobacco. The real
Simon pure, and a months supply at that
Think Of it ye lovers Of the weed.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

ANOTHER New Boar IN THE OUAcnrrA.-
We cut from the N. Q. Delta, the following
notice Of the fine steamer DR.. Burlington
which passed up on Sunday:
The beautiful new and splendid fast pas
senger steamer Doctor Burlington arrived at
the landing on Thursday evening from Gin.
c,nnati This superb packet was built ex-
!. pressly for the Ouachita trade by Captain
"A. j.. Burlington. Here dimensions are
18th on deck $50 feet. beam 33 feet, floor
Get, depth of hold 81 feet. The ma
Mg consists of 5 f1ue boilers "A inches
inchs'er, % feet long: two cylinders g
so fee, diameter, 6 feet stroke, working
The Doc wheels, with 81 feet buckets
1000 ba1has capacity for 500 tons, or
ming order .cot,on, and in complete run
on % inches water.
That was aA-.-
to a little pigmyrepy of baxom lassie
matrimonial ccnR man who solicited a
the fair lady. Il CAM :-"Oh, nor said
ment. The fact is, Joink Of it for mo-
big to put into a cradle.pu are little too
to put into bed" little too small
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20


Two horses, Two nj 1es Eighteen heads II
head of stock xpgs )ne OK -cartl ~ 4 ff3E
hoischold and fitclen furniture. al,
The community property consists OF ny, H.
One hundred and siAty acres of lay " w ~
West half of tn Northeast qua3 - Mt y
half of the North Test quarter Of nsc~1 I'm
two, Township severn north RAM N ssuf{ herS
,Sloes an&
Ben, man aged 10 yean. W. y q hnnt
Personal Propcrts req
Two head of horses, TWENTY-FIVE heass Hill d
farming utensils; also half sftAs - p me-
built on the wites sepeIatc LAM Ia H. AN WV
Conditions of .So1e tsid Nd H S;r
The personal property Of the sep,F ne. N o.oI
Of the community, to be sold for C.. .s6 EGms
gro man Ben to be sold for cash. 10 yG
of community land to be sold onN go. &
balance one, two and three years III asthsa
as hereinafter set forth. The half ~ - II
gin to be estimated separately aud III Nice
half cash, and the balance OF said half iny
sold a credit OF one, two and three wears 49,
cured as hereinafter set forth. ing
The real estate and slaves belon ru to the sepa 10
rate estate OF Mrs. Elizabeth Miller to be sold or he
credit of one, two and three years In all Cd
sales there will be reserved special mortgage ri
vendors privilege to secure the payment o. IN
price; for which the purchaser will be requif 0ooa
execute his promissory notes, with good and 81
cient security, payable one two and three .%4 Sss
from The day of sale, and STIMULATING per cent I'M
annum interest from date till paid. t3 Ms
Where the sales are made for half cash and opl
on credit the amount TO be paid in cash. VIII etress
calculated the whole price discounted as eqaxSv
by Article 1864 of the Civil Code W
January 20, 1858. FELIX ROBB, sheIxS
L.. III
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20
MARRIED.

On the u inst, by A. R. feadrv, Fed, "
residence OF Shn Wood, Esq, Mr.. JAMES MI
MING to MisyOCISA E. WOOD, all Of this pa,I1
The printte.Tas remembered, and the ~
will accept hlsbnsratulatioas.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20
senator Douslas.

The experienced sailor often sees At q dis q
lance, beyond the ken Of ordinary observers,
a coming storm that is to imperil the safety
of the good ship, and before the danger is
apparent to those less president than him
self he forthwith sets about taking in sail
and adjusting the vessel to meet the ap7l
preaching emergency. He grasps the helm
firmly, and holds tho ship in such direction
as 10 avoid if possible being thrown against
rocks and upon shoals and breakers. The
Illinois senator ev;aces the same keen
foresight and tie same Judgment and skill
in the management Of his politica! bark that
the imaginary sailor does in the guidance
| of his vessel. He sees moro clearly thar
lnost.of his political associates do the storm
that's gathering ia the West, He snufs
/ the light breezes that come as precursefs of
the tornado aud wisely learns the course
and direction Of It's desolating track. He
views the horoscope Of politics with clearer
vision than any man WHO has connected his
fortunes with the Kaasas Nebraska Act.-
He sees results from 3 higher stand point
than others see them. He hears tie popular
voice through q surer medium than others
hear it. Other politicians know the past
and the present Of Kaasas-Douglas knows
lis Jata5c The future too. he knows, OF all
the public men, who in or out OF Congress
sustain and exert themselves. to nail dour
upon Kansas that budget of blunders, The
Lecorppton Constitution. That wonderful
production IS generally regarded as tca;|s
But in tEs estimation Of Douglas, it is some
thing Ear more abkorent than fault. HI
knows it to ia aSiStc<'. He regards t,i'
making It as q grevious mistake; and Tx
efforts to pass it through Congress, h
knows TO be :. still more greviors mistake
IIa knows the pnIucI;y battling is too heavy
to be dragged. Bi"lesa and Fitch AID Icort
and Stephens may e.haus. themselves IL
tagging along The uuwiedy cub, but for Iii
part be is content TO seek 'aome easier eater
prise" lie can get better bargains. Il
can ind woIl. that will pay better. lie i
FOR throwing upon the polite Il waters, crus;s
that will b aeen BY the next National Con
ven:ioa. He is for so d"meanins himself nor
tia. on next nomination day, the larges
crowd Iay elclaiin:
"such at:.ibution should The Do,,g'as have
2 As no Statesman CT this seasons stamp
f Shall pass 80 genera! current through he wo:ll.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20
70 THE EDITOR.
HARHrsoxBUse, Jan. IS, 1858.

uAREISONBCEG,J Jan. Is, 1900.
In the last number of the Independent the
proceedings of the Police Jury were inser-
ted, and in thereport Of the Finance Com
mi;tee it was reported that it was deemed
to embeI!ish the court house.
The following is the petition on which
said report was made, and the attention Of
the community is called to the same, as the
petition will be renewed AT the next session
of the Police Jury. 1t is hoped that the
Jury may be instructed to pass an ordinance
Of the kind. A. f. HENDRY.
"Whe1eas, the court house il badly sup
Piled with seats for Strangers witnesses we would
recommend that an@ordinancc be passed authori-
zinr the making of raised seats in that portion Of
the house in front of the Judges stand to extend
back 10 the wall, to accommodate suiici ent seats
for Witnesses and strangers.
Signed
AR. Eendrv, II. Chamherlin,
WmL I. Ditto, lssac Shlenhe-,
r. @. Hynes, J. n. Riley,
+ Jacob Launis.
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Newtvertisements.
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| FOR WARN all sons not to trade a..
l. agree ment made b&een me and D, Msrfs Il
ted 2sth FEBRUARY, leSas do not intend setile
said agreement unless cSpelled.hy law.
SAAEL Fl. COPELANna
January 90, 1858. 43sa~
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

SUGAR-The recefts have raGer exceeded the
demand and prices have largely gwen way for the
medium and lover grades. Quohrg:
Inferior to Common ,3A PrimcandChoice 81
Fair to Fully Fair 4a4i Carhp, SAT.
MoLAssEs-Dcmand fair, supply Increased, rates
declined, 10 l9t for inferior to cbice.
FLoUR-Moderate receipts. Inward tendency
in prices s4.l2i si.s7a for fpeffine. $3.50
for Extra.
CoRS-Good demand. SIS 57for White
OArs--l5 Acc for Ohio, and 3 SOC for ST.
Louis
HAY-s15.75 per ton for good Eitern.
PoRK-Rates improved, $i3 p3.25 for Ness.
81 % for Prim and $40 for r,ims
BAcoN-Decl!ning- Sides $c, Shoulders II
a s. Lard, 74c for No. l.
BKgF-sl2.5O sl4 for Mess stor Prime
cofsEE-Good demand a f. for fair to
prime.
SALr-Cargoes at so Soc assokd
BAGGIAa & RoPE-l3 a l5c fol Kentucky Bag,
ging, lot l04c for India. 81 a c for Rope
CFsass~d sfwrddv lsx.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

Sheriff directed, will on = .,,.,.-...zss..gs
Saturday, tie 2eM day " EGl &, 4. 7. !.
within legal hours, al the ate resided = y
celent, on Whites ldge, in said III 1
sale, to the highest tidder, and at shfs
ana under benefit az appnisemenF q.
property Of Mrs Eizabcth Mile
property belonging to she leen,f q
tween said diafdeat and her nee
Miller.
Her scper1ts property consists ~ ss: ~
Two hundred acres of land, beirgt} .r -
the East half OF the NortkfsY, -
the West half Of the Sorth-vfst'
tioasThisty-three. And the Fos sIia - :.
of the North east quarter object
Township seven, Range * e. sa,,
South east quarter of the E*sh-ai In,
section Ihirty-two, Townhp sen, ~
East. 80 49,.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20
M. sILvERBERN 4 RELIEF
MERCHANT ALLORS. &
TtHMrWu

"HE PUBLIC are rcsrtfaIly requesteit
a call and examine tho material, wtiA,
sAsin every respect comptG- Any wost1
trusted q their care will be warfSted to be d.
satisfactory MANNER. A assortmeS
GENTS&EURNISHING GOODSsand a sun
article Of FHBSC4 CASSIMEREslways on -
January 30, 1858. 4-3t4
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20
Ncu Orleans 1tsa1kcts.

CoTroS.-There was very fair demand on Sat.
urdav. with sales of about 1900 bales, the market
being steadier and frmer for the medium qualities,
Mid;lling being quoted at ST to Sfe. On Monday
we laid the Afsica's edvices before readers and
BUYERS came forward still freely the sales of
the day reaching some $4,000 bales at irregular
prices but mostly on basis of DC for Middlng.-
On Tuesday the demand continued, and again
about Is, 900 bales sold at still better prices,
MiddIiag ranging at to 94c. The weather was
uniavorable on Wednesday, and with still frmer
pretcnsions on the part Of factors, the business fell
off to some $500 baes, but On Thursday some $500
bales were sold at rates showing an Improvement on
the me.,iam and better qualities OF fllly ac for the
two days YESTERDAY. with the Neith Americas
advlccs at hand prizes further Advasced about 4c.,
but the sales were confined to some 5000 bales,
making a total for the week Of 1890 bales We
now uuOe as follow: T.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20
DIED,

In Franklin pth, 26th October, Mrs. r. sily
AZ ed 20 years.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20
PROBATE SALE.

Succession Of lrs. Elizabeth Miller, I
by VIRTUE of an order Of sale issued iv
- Honorable the Eleventh Judicial District
Of the st. of Louisiana, holding sessions in a
the Parish of Ca:ahoula, and to me the undeas
Cb,.;ns i;,,.tnI I rrtu on
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APPARATUS FOR LAYING THE OCEAN TEL
EGRApH CABLE.-It has already been stated
in the American, that Mr.. Henry Berdan, OF
Philadelphia, has invented an ingenious con
trivance for laying the submarine telegraph,
BY which The cable will be relieved from the
sudden strain occa>ioned BIZ the heaving of
the ship. This end is achieved by having
one of the drums around which the cable
passes, not stationary, but on car running
on a track on deck, and so regulated that
the cable drawing in one direction, IS regu-
lated Dy a weight drawing it the other, SO
that the effect of these two forces, varying
in intensity with the motion Of sea, will
keep the car constantly running backwards
and forwards, the strain on the cable draw
ing it one way AS the vessel rises with a
heavy sea, and the contracting weight i'm
pelliny it forward as the ship falls in the
trough of the sea. Aside from this, the Gu
bic is made to pass over and under five other
drums, which guide It's passage from the hold
of the ship to the stern OF the vessel.
! BUSINESS AND ExTRAvAGANCE IN New
/ YoRK.-A letter dated New York, the It'll
! inst, says:
/ Strong symptoms of revival in every line
are daily manlfesiing themselves. The bull
lion in the vaults OF the banks is steadily in
cr-asing. and now reaches an aggregate OF
/ $50, 100000. Trade and commerce bid fair
/ to start earlier than usual, and one of the
strongest evidences of their revival is always
TO be noticed in the expansion of crinollne
In this point Of view it may be a satisfaction
for our readers to learn that the Metropoli-
tan Hotel opens its famous winter hopes :his
evening by one OF the graniest expansions
| of criuoline that has ever taken place in its
palmest days. Two thousand invitations
have been issued for this hop; and the sa-
looms and drawing rooms of the Metropoli
tan will, we understand, make greater dis
play of beauty, tiounces and crinoline, in all
their various shapes and forms, than has
been witnessed! in this city on any occasion
during the last six months.
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a Public Execution in India.

A writer in the London Times gives ter
rible account of the exection OF eighteen
mutineers at .Ahmedahed, Oct. 25th:
"Tsn of them mounted to their places on
the drop; firing party of IL moved up to
within 20 yards OF the place where stood,
facing outwards, as the gun, did, but behind
them. further back into the square. The
men who were to be shot were placed IN
front. not more than twelve PAGES from the
muzz lie of the muskets. They knelt down.
their eyes bandagel and their hands tied
Meanwhile five had been marched to the five
fatal guns. They were bound By their arms
to the wheels, but their legs were tree. and
the end man-the only one whom fcould
entirely see from ny place on the Hank
leaned his back against the muzzie.
| fixed my eyes inenily on that man, MOI
so yards away, and in a moment the signal
was given. There was a roar, bank Of
" bite smoke, and jet and shower OF black
fragments sharp and clear, which leaped
and bounded in the air this, and a fearful
sound from the spectators, as if the reality
so far exceeded all previous fancy that it was
intolerahle then dead stiffness.
walked to the. scattered and smoking
floor before the guns. came first TO an
arm, torn off above the elbow, the tistclinch
ed, the bone protrudiug several inches, bare.
Then the ground sown with red, grisly frag-
ments. then black haired head and the
other arm still held together. This WIS the
| man I had watched. Close ny Ny the low
er half OF the body of the next, torn
quite in two, and long coils Of entrai's
,wned on the ground. Then long cloth
in which one had been dressed rolled open
! like 4 tioor-cloth. and on fire, One man lay
in a complete and shattered head, all but the
arms; the legs were straddl.d wide apart,
and the smashed body on the middle OF
them: the spine exposed; the head lay
close bv, too The last body was that OF a
native officer, who was arch fie,d of the mu-
tiny. lie WAS short man. with cruel face.
His head had been cut cloaa off; his face
was half upturnel. and calm, the eyes shut.
| saw no expression OF pain opany OF them.
What had been his body lay oh lis face, the
legs as usual not shattered. but all the flesh
torn Ike cloth from sharp angle in the ho'-
low Of the back, OF and OBJ till it merged IN
one nangled heap.
| turned TO the three who h:d been shot.
One hal been strucl: in the heart, and bowed
Slowly over ON his face. The others had
I pjsoiicl afterwards through the head. AL
/ think, however, had been badly ht, as all
were PROSTATE when l ran forward to the
guns.
And only now-this was SO much more
ter'ible-dd look up to the ten white tig-
ures slowly swinging and revolving over tins
scene OF blood. hope they died quickly,
but the ropes were very short
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-20

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II Hanisonburg, La, up to the LIST January, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01
Markets.
ALBANY CATTLE MARIvr.


AIRArv, Nay 81, 1851.
Beevse-Better In quality than last week pr,oes lover
rom sSS' ssSe sSou, oco head scot E.ss % day re-
cclpss Of the wcek 3,26. Sbeep-leit The market,
..S " s,n = &C. " Pc ID vs s:': &C.
live weisht-s snail advance Freight-By pfopeiien
Csc. Q head for beevos.
Flour moderate demand at former RATES Sales 2,c0o
bbis wheat be'd above buyers views particularly good
samples. which are not plentiful No sacs 70 nr prios:
some small sales at &C., go oats at sec 800 for Ga
psdsTas shipped to Neg York since saturday night,
81 200 bushels corn; ,sii bushels ~hesa,
onAmrros, May 20, 1858.
The sace Of cotton u day were zoo bales, 81 lose.
l2.c-prices general showing decline Of Nc.
Flour In rAr demand sod unchapgel sales 800 bbls.
81 rs for choice Wisconsin, - 81 - IL for extra do
ard Ohio AMI michigan. wheat s'csdy and In good de-
&c Nc for Mlwaukie club, SEC for white WISCONSIN, and
SIC for white Indiana Corn ccses dub; primo offered
sc busses ~ $50 sV' s Sse Rys .s sas.
1000 bushels a sac. . ttkc. whskey dull ~ lekc.
Freighte I2c for wheat 70 New YORK Lake Imports the
20 900 bushels wheat 5000 bushels corn % 900 bushs
GAIA Canal porn:-il 900 b,s noar, is4 bushsls
wheat, 81 900 bushels corn. II 600 bushels oats.
Couss Caleodar-Thss Dap.
srrs.n oov.-orc.n 49, Pss ". iAs,,urncd ror the
esq., eA e%s s4s, esI sts 9es ess, ss7, ase col, COS
6er,r,s Summer Hsss.-FSrst ON tire Last.
ish superb beautifully ventilated original and emuenty
Seconips us aeui, dre.. has Of The nas
ss nfs' perseS IN al @ Se,S .psc~sn o. wort
Ss . 20 se's
nIon srscsa 70 n rssrs e Tt'ssS an
y e ~ss y, ss::snS rsss
, sssa deal i' q classic hat ms
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'''' '''''' f'"' Shs i%S sSsss d ''''
L.,s., r.ris noy.I,yn
Ts superb beaver fe, hat bv the undersigned
TO day has eaied ,snsacG In ihs f,ss.ons'e or'es
And achieved celebrity throughout the Continent Of Europe
never before attain cd by sny fabric @ ne same Description
INN" =" w POPULAR sorr H.r OF rms pAv
90 Ss and beautiful the whole sppesnceo Of he
''''" pprssv, srrrisH Arp sscouIye,
That canpo. command universal admirson here The
Of Ss depsr M n Of In. art Of hating In
shape ana moun'ins' ssrs.pp HAT
SURPRISES all lie predecessors
Inc STRAW nAr DEPARTMENT
s replee vi sbrics from ali parts Of the world The NOS.
s,s ne most srscefu The most
truly beautiful sumner straw h.. ever Issued sere ss
hats = wen extensive a.sortmenof home ~anufso
IA eu,nssed with every variety travelling sporting and
| fsncy caps boys dress and school caps &c u..,v
No ~. Broadway oppoa,s 9. fsai'' church.
40 Cent Ambrcsype Likenesses, with case
s,,o,l, coorsd Great success q the cheap pictur,
/ system By KfnBAIIr N1 Rrosdw.y
sn,,,,pa Portraits IN rrsmes.-These Pic
rs. ..tnlsh The natives See them II the gallery e Brood
| war. $500
/ paris Felt Hats-Just Received st whites
lac Fulton sree. Gents dress hAis, spring styles ~
| usual
rc~v p.u,.r-Krex. ara Brc.dwsy.-Cai
' and select your summer bat onlces 70 let
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Mrpowy On honisy. May 81, wnuAu son Of
ceorse Asboovn, aged years and months.
Tho friends and relatives ~ the family invited 70 a.
tend the funeral this (ruesday) Afternoon at two ocock
from bis late residence No IA cay street
ArwA,n-M Mnvsukie WIS. on Frd.y Nay ~
T. / sged ~ years months and "a days
Due notice viii be given Of the funeral.
BssSAs.-os Sunday, May 30, PrrEs RAssAE, aged %
years.
nan, respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral tnis
(esosy) afternoon, at one O'Clock, from the residence o.
his brother, No ael Eighth sHnue, corner q Thirty sixth
street without further invitation.
Moptrea papers please copy.
R1nD.-Ai cumberland, Sullivan county, n. Y, on
Saturday May 20 Caservs r. wife Of william Bisland, Of
Mott Haven and daughter q VIM and Hester Woosey.
The relatives and soquaintances OF the family are re
specfuy invited 10 attend the funeral this tuesday, az
teruoon O'Clock, from - Ann church, Aorrsania
Der remains will be taken 10 Greenwood.
EsAKuD On Friday, May ~, after lingering illness,
which be bore with Christian resignation JoH BRsrso,
eyed 6s years.
rho friends and relatives Of the family arc respectfully
invited attend the funeral this (rpesday) aernccn 81
tyo clock his late residence No 50 Broome street
CuRrr.-On Monday morning, May 81, AN, wife o. viii
liam Curtis, In the ath year OF her age
The so1uar friends Of family are respect
fy invited attend the funeral from late residence,
No n Garrison street, on Wednesday morning, " nine
o'cloK
IN norr-Ou Monday morning, May 9, after long and
severe illness when he bore with patience and Christian
tort,uoe ard IN the hope Of blessed Immortality, Joss
n nr MORT IN the 20 year OF his age.
Win heavenly weapons he mas fought
Ire battles o. the lord.
Fmehed his course and kept the faish
Aud wars tho card
Hls remsus will be taken 70 Nev Jersey this (ruesday)
rnoruns, Cor ntcrmeut
Newark papers please copy.