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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

Nm pursuance OF an alias order Of Orphan,
Court of Northumberland county, will he ex.
posed to Public Sale, on SATURDAY, the 9th
day of FBBRU AIRY, next, on the premises, the
following described real estate, to wit:
CERTAIN LOT of GROUND,
situate in the town of Shanokin, Northurhbor.
land county. whereon ore erected d two story
Frame Building; bounded by lots Of JOIN
Boughner and others. Late the estate Of Sam
ueI d. Haas, deceased. Sale to commence a
10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said day, when terms o
sale will he made known 10y
JOHN VANZANT, Administrator.
BY order Of the Court,
G. u. PURSEL, elk. o. c.
Shntury, Ian. 0, 1858.
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A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE.

TTvHE E subscriber will sell at private sale q
n FARM, situate in Point township, Nor
thumberland county, about miles from the
borough of Northumberland, on the Danyills
road, adjoining lands Of J. G, Horton, James
Nesbit, Chas. Parks and the north branch Of the
river Susquchnnna containing rs to 100 Acres
to suit purchasers. The land is in a good STATE
Of cultivation. The Improvements consist of q
large frame HOUSE, well finished; Spring
House, built over never-failing Spring close
10 the house, Bank Barn and other outbuid
ings. An Oichard with young and choice fru
trees.
The above tract will re sold on reasonable
terms and an indisputable title given. Posses
sion given on the first day Of April next.
For further particulars inquire of the subscri
ber, residing on the adjoining fam.
JAMES NEsBIT.
Point township, January 23, ls5s--u
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AGENTS, ATTENTION |!

Do you wish to find good employment, an uakc money
with little nvestr1ent aud without interfering with
your regular business If sou do, read this advertise
meut. OIL.
CE TODD & CO, Of Io2 Broorne Street New York
are manufacturing and selling massive sgd Pencils for S5
each, (Which cheap at that pcc nA they throw IN a
gift prize with each Pencil, worth from 81 Up TO g. 10
l5, 90, 25 So So rs, 100 200 and 500 Don't cry out,
"Humbug Lottery It's no such thing The Pcnrils
sud at their cash value, and all the profits the
the purchaser nothing. The prizes distributed
simple pan ol drawing, which wOud take too much room
to eSpan, but which las failed to give complete
hltisfnctcn We have drawn and sent TO purchasers ls)
gold watches Of various prices "a purses of gold dollars,
23s gold nc,es $50 gold chrns. and corresponding num-
Der Of other prizes! within two months.
THERE ARE no BLANKS,
hat every purchaser draws prize worth 81 ccr,nn md
lis stands thousands Of chances tu be higher figure.
We want good agent IN every neghbprhOod through
out the country, to solicit purchasers and any agent to
be successful nnst have Pencil aud prize to exhibit -
We pay agents g cash for each purchaser he oan and
the first person in any neghboIhood who applies for n
Pencil and gtt will receive the agency for that locality
Should an agent obtain valuable prize to exhibit with
his Pencil, he would huve little difficulty in obtaining
scores OF purchasers, aud making 1t paying business
Il NeW Heai Redd!! RedaHV
We nsI nobady send their money till they know what
pize they draw Any body wishngto try their luck
first send us their and address, md we will make
their drawing and inform them by return mail what prize
they drew, when they send and take tile Pencil and
Prize, or not whichever they choose We give tins PHI
vege only to purchaser. After the FIRST drawing
every purchaser will be required to send Ia advance
through the authorized agent We will send with each
drawing the number taken out with full descI ption of
CE TODD 4 CO.
392 Broom Street, Neu York.
january O. 1875
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Miss A. Ne. TONER,

~ Successor to Mrs NJ. Hill, =.
Fashionable Straw and Fancy EDliner
No. 463 (old No. s2l) North Second Street be-
low Noble, opposite Red Lion Hotel, Phiadn !.
R- Pattern Bonnets made TO order. Mill
merry in III its various bran, hes. a call RESPECT
fully solicited,
October 3, 's57.-3wr3m
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BROADWAY FAMILY GROCERY
Flour, Feed and Provision stors.
Brsddray below Blackberry Street
LEVI SEAS II 0 l. 7 Il,

u II = II n - IL " II l. -
RESPECTFULLY informs tho citizens Of
se Sunbrry and vicinity that he has just re-
ccved a fresh and choice luPpy Of
= &. & I L = GEO ~ u - Z. - 9
consisting in part of Hams, Shoulders, MGckc;el,
Herring, White Fish, Cod Fish, Salt Preserved
Fruit, Pickles, Crackers, Cheese, MOlasscs, Ei'o,
Sugar, Coffee, (green, roasted and ground In
perial. Young Tyson, GurP)wder and lack
Teas, Cedar-warc, Stone-ware, Soaps, brushes
rlow and wash lines, boots and shoes, tobacco,
segars, &c, together with every article usually
found in q first class Grocery Store, all OF which
will be sold at the lowest prices, either for cash or
county produce. lie has also prepared TO sup
ply tie citizens with fresh bread, twist rolls pies,
rre;zels and cakes of every kind.
n. b. The highest cash prices will he paid for
butter and eggs, corn, oats rye and wheat.
Sunhury, Dec. s, 1851
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LoOK Ia y0ur nnieres:.

Farmers noOK Ia EOur Interest.
LIME ! IL ME II
TBNHE subscriber respectfully informs the far.
Il mers and the public generally, that he J.
leased the lime kilns Of Ira L, Clement il SIM.
bury, and that he hss always on he. ID. and is
ready TO supply good quality of me to allwho
may want for building or farm purposes.
Heb also kiln at y .eeier's crossing 5 miles
from SdnbuIy, or tw', from Snyderiown.
~ All kiAd' Of Country Produce taken in
exchange.
GEO. w. STROA.
Sunbury, Dec. &c, 1857
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SQUARE and Long Broche Shawls; also,
~ Watervliet, Bay state, Waterloo, and b Ian
ks. Shswls. latest st, les, all qualities and prices
Dec. 20, 1867. BkGHT a. SON
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Much had been said about the border ruff
. ans in this sense. But be did not know q
worse set Of marauding ruifians than those
under jim Lane. If there wns a band Of
rufIians more despicable than another, it was
the same band. Indeed, if he could rake the
Internal regions, from centre to circumference,
and from the surface to the bottom, he did
net believe a set so Infamous could be fshed
out. In preserving peace in Kansas, the
President did no more than his duty, ard
Mr.. Iverson alluded to the employment OF
troops in Rhode Island daring Gov. DORIS
movements, to show that the Government
had interposed in certain cases
Mr.. Simmons lR. I.) vindicated the charter
party, and gave the history OF the Rhod,
island rebellion, con6ning himself TO wha'
the people did. With regard TO the Govern
ment's action, he would say nothing, and no
even mention the name OF the chief magis
trate at that time in power. If the Senate
was not satisfied, he would him him q bool
giving the full history Of the case,
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.EE Il E[4RgEE E@-H EEr1IEm NESN
OuR MINISTER TO RusssA.-From d lette,
from Hon. +. ". Pickens, u. $. Minister a,
~. Petersburg, the ,Edgeteld Is. ca Adver
tiser makes the following extract:
The interests Of the two Goyernments-tbe
Russian and American-are becoming daily
more intimate. Our increasing settlements
md trade in California and on The Pacific arr
bringing MS into intercourse with Russian pos
sessions on the Amour river and the Asiatjc
coast, as well as with their possessions in Alne-
ficn. The trade of the Amour river il i'm
mcnse, something like $4,000, 900 a. year, and
growing very rapidly.
| have consnls under my jurisdiction through
Asia as well as in Europe, and their reports
and accounts to me bring me into official com
with a large portion of the globe.
! had no idea that the actual business Of this
Office was as extensive and important us it is.
We have large American merchant houses in
this city, and American ships at Cronsiad, are
more numerous than those of any other nation
except Great Britain. Thirteen ships arrived
this season direct from Charleston and New
Orleans loaded with cotton, without having
touched at Liverpool at all, as has heretofore
been the case. The direct trade must Increase
year. Manufactures in cotton are in.
creasing immensely about Moscow; aud one
may see loads of cotton here every day in the
streets, passing to the railroad for that point.
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GRdMMAR IN HYaf

/. Three little words you often see
Are Art,cles-a, an and The,
2. A Nouns the name of anything,
As school or garden, loop or hing.
3. Adjectives tell the kind of Noun,
As great, sn'aR, pretty, ,ehtte or bro,cu,
4. Instead of Nouns rhe pronoms stand.
As his head, her face, your arm, my hand,
5. Verbs tell of something being done.
10 read, count, sing, laugh. jump or run.
q. How things are done the Adverbs tell.
As sio'rly, quickly, M or meR.
T. oopjnnetions join the words together,
As men and women, wind or weather.
s. The Proposition stands before,
A Noun, as in or through the door.
9. The lnterjection shows surprise,
As Oh! how pretty, Ah : how wise,
Ihe Whole are called Nine Parts of Speech
Which reading, writing, speaking, teach. !.
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SINGULAR PussoasNoS.-The Baltimo,

bINuULhK i HSNHMENUN.-Ihe BaEtiMOfe
American, of The 9TH inst, says:
We were visited yesterday by a gentleman
from Virginia, bringing with him a child, /
years OF age, whose growth and appearance
present a most wonderful degree Of early de-
%velopment. His name is Walter ". BRYANT,
and be was born in Richmond county, Viz
GINA. He weighs 80 pounds. and is Al inches
high. His face is as large as that OF a. fuIl
grown man, and bis health exceedingly robust.
lie measures round the breast 35Is inches I;
around the waist 51iss; arm 10, aud lee Is
inches round. His parents are of the ordinary
size, and on reasons have been assigned by
physicians for the singular and extraordinary
early development of nearly mature powers IN
one so very young.
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DISTRICT COURT. Parish Of st. Landry.
- No. 85Sa.-Bernaid Avegno, Syndic, vs.. Simon

Ahu ililuHi. @4 EtENn1& &tE-I4Ns FF.E44s
To TIKI defendant, Simon kaufman, and all other
PEI Interested: Take notice. That in virtue Of
der from the Hon. the District Court in and
srt the Parish Of st. Landry. bearing date the 9th
day Of October 1858, granted ut the suit or applira-
flon OF BERNARD Avegnn, Of the city of NewOrlenns,
syndic Of Charles DeBianc, an insolyent, and plain.
tin in the above entitled suit, ] have seized and
taken into my possession, the following described
property, belonging to Simon Kaufman, the de-
PENDANT, viz: smE
Two certain lots together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon erected, situated in the
town OF Grand Gotean, measuring each, ninety feet
front by one hundred and forty In depth, more or
less, and being numbered OH the plan of the old
town of st. Charles as numbers So and 81, and
being bounded On The North by Burleigh street. on
the South by land Of William Burleigh,s on the East
by lot Of Madame Joseph Brown and on the West
by let's OF. Juste Bertinot, said property being. the
same acquired by said Simon Kaufman from Charles
DeBlanc now repreiented by Bernard Avegno Of
the city Of New0rleaDs, syndic of the creditors of
said Charles DeBiafie, an i~nsolyent.
Public notice is hereby given % ali persons inter.
,ested to appear within fifteen days, to answer to the
petition presented by the plaintiff in the above Il
titled suit. ss Se.ss
Sheriff + office, st: Landry, October 30, 1858.
u. W. CHACHERE, Sheriff. "A
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Aar1r
AsDVEKTIsERs -

Should bear III mind The fact
Chat the circulation of tie Org
LoUsAs PArRIor il The largest Of
NY Newspaper printed ii the
Rarish Of 81. Landry.
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SS0 REWARD.- Runaway from III.

SDD REV ARD Runaway from the
Undersigned. on the 10th inst, near ssn
u Sew vsa ape', A. a Negro : re- mar named JOHN, aged jSE
stoutty built, has beard around his He ami M; - -
f2as OH a snrreil reached creole Pony, with white
n'na leet and a black Mexican saddle viii, tians nf
icalneF on The stlFiups md stit,up, feathers. and tho
S'4ate 1Mhlhaed with Leopard skin.
ne was cad III a cotton checked shirt nnd had nm
an 4ndeF shirt and dark kersey or cottonoae nart w.
he may pass as a free man and will aim t@r tIe
Mississippi River or Texas, and NAV have f,.a 'n' s sod
A'9 II e'tnef nom some white mau or Mexican,
in t the aotse reward VIII be given If unprecedented
10 tae ettte' ana information given to Tignal Jones
81 san Antosio, Texas, OF I. S. Jones. ratro,ltnn'
AtSS., or ihos' J. Collins, New IBERIA La.
'H''pei az VS"S' TlGNAL JONES,
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SOUTHERN PAcIFIo R~AlLRoAp.-A CON,
promise E1fssfed.-We have great pleasure il
being enabled to announce that thedark cIona.
which for some time past have impended over
The prospects Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
and shronded that great enterprise in gloom. ars
dispensing, aud that again the future brings 10
look bright and promising. "
Ihe following note received by mail this
morning, communicates intelligence which viii
ampart Joy and gladness to all the friends Of
our great Southern highway TO the Pacific;
Office Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
AatshaA, Texas, Oct. Is, 1855
Editors Pieayune:
Geutlemea.l have the pleasure Of inform
ing you that we have, this day, effected d com.
ROM OF our. difficulties with the New Com.
pany," upon satisfactory terms.
We truly think our d~iaialties are now at an
end, and that all will in future be well.
DR.. Fowlkes is in iiae spirits and thinks the
future success Of our road beyond a doubt.
fonrs versy respectfully,
d. c, WILDER, Sec'y.
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john BUTTERFTELp.
President Overland Mail COMPANY

WAsnlNefoS, Oct. o, 1858.
10 John B~uteyfeid, Esq,
President Of the Overland Mail Co.,
sIR--9om dispatch has been received. 4
cordially congratulate You upon the result. II
IS q glorious triumph for civilization and the
Union, Settlements will soon follow the eoursf
OF the road, and the East and the West viii
DC bo2ld together by a chain of living Ameri.
cans wtSeh can never be broken.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington Union, 10th inst.
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TNAA ROLL! TAX ROLLN-rhe tax
d payers OF the Parish Of st. Landry ara l.,oI'.
n9laed That the assessment Roll ror said par;sh
WI DE lodged with the Parish Recorder Oh the lst
November AeSt, 1858, for inspection.
An persons VINO may consider themselves an.
tile correction desired within thirty davs fr m Az
time The said Roll was lodged with he . si;dS
Recorder. FIlJENEfTvp Intt1 wv EAU
October so, 1868. Sat n
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AWE4THER.-Nature's equilibrium III Her
aAsrial realms vas seriously disturbed Oh last
sTaesilay night about II O'Clock, BY The sudden
development Of one Of the most violent storns
which by been realized here for ! long period.
During the any the atmosphere was very
snltfy md oppressive lor The season, and ii
" tarly hon. d the night the ~ligbtningss vivid
fHsh W. seen, and The roar ;of dijistant thunder
wRs hexfd % the Southwest. Gradually the
Whole Nv rolled itself il black and Weeping
caoudss the iightnipg became, more vivid, Tie
thunder more sonorous, and finally at lie hour
Saboye mentioned, II aid sesfa Tint heavens
artillery would sweep everything here below
into theyortex 81 destruction.
The rain descsndsd ID torrents, and Tor
abolt fifteen minutes the wind was almost nj
the pitch Of ! furious tornado, penetrating
Trees Fencing aud ainroofng and blowing down
seyefal houses in town. WI learn that Inc
dsnags inflicted on the cane and cotton was
Immense. On some plantations Id tho track
of the storm, the cane was laid as fiat, is if i
Slog Ind been rolled over II.
The cotton anpisked was blown out ii the
bolls md covered up with mud and dirt.
I w have lizard Of 10 lives being lost.
~ EGI WH 50 ArA ETE TX 70 - NFZ& NLt71
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EREsH GARDEN SEEDS.-I have lac,
received an assortment of the eela.
ofatea Shakers Garden Seeds, and will can s;ssgSSa
t s,na : 10 receive fresh supplies direct from S+aIsS
opetous8s5 October q. 1855. ~
P.LE0NCE HEBRARD
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NEFTA tsFH
hAsTMAS's Commercial CoILEaR, ST.
LOUIS, Missouri. We have received III,
paiaphleta and circular descriptive Of The exer
- course Of instruction, special lectures ant
1efeseaees, terms, general advantages etc. etc.
~ thiss popular md well sustained western
testitasion. An advertisement ID reference Il
young men. parents, and friends Of education
Who may be disposed to seek every inforna
Stlon connected with this college, may BE- seer
III smother column.
M Ihe collegiate OF fnll course embraces the
theory and practice Of Book Keeping Is 81.
piled 70 every branch Of business, together
With all those departments Of learning, neces.
sery e the full development of d thorough
business education.
Hts The object and MIN Of this institution
70 furnish qualifications that any young man
With ordinary abilities, and i common school
education, may Of comparatively small ex-
psnse, in . few weeks time, Or 8 single winter
season, better prepare himself for the active
and successful business duties Of life, than ia
usually done in 40 entire Academic Of col.
giateE course.
1sha terms are very moderate. That Is, for
q unlimited. complete, thorough, practical
and comprehensive course OF instruction III the
art Of managing business upon scientific
pranciptes,i in all the various departments, as
taught % this Institution and lectures, with
the privilege Of reviewing the same, ut any
time, even after having graduated, without
extra Charge is only fifty dollars! Parents
apd guardians, aud young men who have
thrown OF parental restrain would do well Ia
look into, and avail themselves Of the great
advantages here held out.
Bear in mind also that this college is located
In a Maae-haLifnr Ntntn
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%. ~l4anury.--No. loo.

sncer, q Justice OF the
An aas sr Parish OF 81. Landry and
54Said, and to mS4directed, / will expose
at p,s 1ale, for cash. at the Courthouse Of this
Parish, a SATURDAY, the 4th day Of December
A. D. 1858, commencing at the hour of II A. NJ. and
continuing froIn day to day, ii necessary, oil the
right, title, interest and demand Of the said defend.
ant, Lawrence Young, ia and to the following prop
erty seized TO satisfy II writ, TO wit:
~ arpents oSslaga ,sing in Prairie laurent, in
the Parish Of sf.La N, bounded North by lands
Of 4. Fontaine q w ! South by lands Of Arecneau,
Cast Nv lands Jpn Wattasand Lenail and
West by lands OF lies Leinafr;s together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Sherif's Office, Opelonsas, Ectober so, 1858.
ES0LVENTSALE.-State 81. Louisiana,
I'D District Court, Parish " Orleahs.-No. 1922.
Charles De Blame VS.. hts Creditors.
by virtue Of ali order issued from the Second Dis.
trict Court, for the Parish Of Orleans, and to me
will sell to the last and highest bidder, for cash, ut
~ Courthouse Of this Parish, on SATURDAY.
tn day of December, l.. D. 1858, commencing
N hour of II A. NJ, the following described
p4gpSfty, snrrended by said Gtyfles De BIanc 10 bis
Creditors, 10 wit: M
The Southeast and Soulful fest quarter of section
number. eleven, conta ming three hundred and tween
ty-two and eight hundledths acres, and the North
half of the Northwest quarter Of section fourteen.
In Township number seven, south of Range number
three, in the Land District OF Louisi.
ana, containing eighty acres and thirty-two httfl.
dredths Of an acre,
Sheriff Is office, ST. Landry. October so, 1858.
IL v. CHAIHERE. Sheriff
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osI--On Friday evening last, between
- Grand cotean and Washington a double 20
Ease silver lever Watch, with cylinder es- st$A
cape,nlent., i has a gold tobrchaini attached. eSssA
On me seal = which are engraved the initials MD
,. A liberal reward will be given to the finder on
deliVery Of the same to Mr.. Theodore Cbaehere at
the post-oitice. N"eneie ~
opelousas, October 80, 1858.
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nENTtsTRYs-D Casadayant IN q
- rived. at 0pelrasas. and has taken rrueatss
Mr.. Hays Hotel, where he will remain uatn N
10Th Oetobcr, after which be will be Ill Nj
Gseenlee's Hotel in Washington, and willnnit
until the 10Th November. Oct. 5.Is5&
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SOUTHERN INSTITUTIONS.

Under this tsptiot may be included every
prgsr.Stiep p~ccnlitf 4, md originating %
the5 <sonthern states; VIII : stfct
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=. 5sEF IIhINft
Opposite Steamboat Landing.

r ANYWAY from The subscriber, INN
II on Bayou Bfnaf. in The. early patt 81 "
September, a mulattp bpy named 4lsFhED. n
He y supposed to be lurking about 0pelou.
sas, y liberal reward will he given Tor his apVis
hension and delivery to me.
Opelotsas, october 10. ls5s.S
JAMES g. ANDERSON.
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lowing movement Of y
Major an Dorn's expe
cd to continue operation
.,,I I

Cd TO CnbtiHut QpHfAtlOM
try till spring. Capt
Fort Clarke, and tile CON s
1T Mason. These two conipam
to Capt. Van Dornss camp in
without delay and unite with the e.
lis future operations.
The General seems determined tus " up
the late victory with ~proinptitude a fcrity
twenty men from Fort inge are Fed ID
no to Fort Mason to act as q q to the
public property.
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fact eyer thing usually found III i Country s tsss Z
Ny rs ftneat j. large and complete, apd a
assure q, friends and The public generally, tMtI
I'm Supply thelr wants % the most teslSas
as chap can bell will take pleasure ii sbs W NJ
goods to any one, sale or no sale, ANY tflIna tG " TX X
be tnrned into money III The New0rIaauss Tsspss
taken in exchange for goods 4 's'
Cotton Sugar and Molasses bought 1t MIA III
Washington La, Oct. Is, 1853.
R. s WILKINS.
Opposite Steamboat Es6dinats
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VOUNG MEN. PARENTS. and frieoas
u of Education, arc requested 10 address 1ha
President OF Eastmah's Commercial College. 81.
Eohls, Missouri, Tor the Annual Pamphlet and cir.
cilar of that Institution. now the largest and most
,hproush school Tor the proper education of Young
Men and Women in the Union. Jung
Students enter at any time,
nourse completed i'll from7 to 90 weeks.
ne pamphlet contains valuable educational in
formation. ~ -
Adie circular, important and valuable information
Men. Address, H.E EAsTMaM
October SO, 1858. nv
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yUHT NO I seFFANEe
isigned) EARL VAN DORM.
Brev't Maj. Capt. md Cavy Comd'g.
Fo't Beiknap, Texas, Oct. 10, 1858.
"a true copy.l
GEO. II. THoaAs, Maj, !2nd Cav'y.
Relief # Nay. Kdn Dorn,-We learn, saws
the San Antonio Herald. of the 18Th, that The
commanding General yesterday erdored the fol-
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SANTIAGO VIDAuRR1.
To His Fxcel|eney the Governor Of Nuev,
Leony CoahniIa.