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water of which has been sold as the n.
Bagley Spring.
4. = 1,1snt-I saAIl- rRnN THIS

TNOBAUCU!- TOBACCO!- SHALL FROM rHls
date continue the Tobacco business for my secOunt
under the style Of JOHN PRICE, Jr. CO., at Nos aad
% Nachez streets.
business entrusted will have the best attention
We will all keep hand large and ehoee stock.
suited for all markets. hogshesds and bales. All deseEp
of CIGAR LEAe fOBACCo, also in hogshssds anA
bales, for plantation use. JOHN PktCks u.
New Orleans, October l, 1851. OH
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN JEFFERSON CITY,
account Of departure-Ten years credit.
BY ALFRED BoULIGNY, Auctr



THURSDAY, March 2J, 1858, at IL O'cloc X
Il NJ Banks Arcade, Magazine street, will be sold
224 CHOICE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in suburb Della
chaise, City Of Jefferson.
Lithogfapric plans be had at my Office.
Square No contains Is L0ts. bounded by Louisiana Ave
nue., Mag azne. Live oak and Toledano
SqHare No. II contains IS Lots bounded by Louisiana Ave
nue., Magazine, Camp and DeiRchase streets.
Squa NO Il contains q Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine Louisiana Avenue and Toledano street
Square No Il contains IA Lots, bounded by Louisiana Ave
Camp, Toledano and Chestnut streets.
g. Square No Ii contains Los bounded by Louisiana Ave
nue., Plaquemipe To- iano and Chesuut reefs.
Square No p contains u Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine Amelia and Antonine Streets
l. Square No. "a aims ~ Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine Foucher and Aline streets.
s. Square q contains IL Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine Delacbasc and Aline streets.
No. 81 contains 10 Lots bounded by Chesnu Pla
quemine, Foucher and Autonine streets
Square No 80 contains % lots bounded by NayAdes Pry
tana, Alne and Foucher
H. Iuare No ~ contains % Lots bounded by Nayades
Apollo, Delaehtise aud Foucher Streets
L. Square No AZ contains u Lots bounded by Apollo BAG
chu', Amelia and Foucher Streets
b. Square No. A contains 10 Lots bounded by Bacchus Dry
AIDES, Della hAise and Foueher streets.
nzy-TERMS AND CON ENTHUSIASTICALLY cash. balance
at g 3 g. s. and 10 years with per cent interest ~
maturity and per cent alter maturity ii then paid IN
notes bearing mortgage the property. fel3 ID
So sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public,
the expense Of the purchaser
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WANTED.

SERVANTS wANTED-A GOOD CO0K, Washer
~ and Ironer, and do houseotk;
Servants are preferred and need appy unless fully
low fOnr fes- n
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Asst WEEK OF THESE AsoN
MONDAY EVENING. March q.


CHANGE OF I1ME-Doors opcn at 7; performance com.
menees at halipast O'Clock.
LAST WEEK or THEs SEASON
MONDAY EVENING. March a.
Seventh nisht q M..AyoSIA JONES. seeord night
MEo AND JOLIET-Juet Mis- Avopis Jones. Romeo Ms
MsHd" Js2e ~ NTeR M he Y fs,fn Fin " k
Of IHE Two BUZZ Rl,s-Joh Small M V. Bowsrs.
PRICES OF ADx1ssIos-Drs.s cIroI. and PAtqu.,ts IS
tickets, Is cents: Privs.e Boses each 81 ''A
r., once open daily from 10 70 3 r. n Nv -
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
MONDAY. March a. 1858,
Dohiae. Grand Opera, LUCIA Di lie
frer1olin will act the part Of Lucia
Deer at 81 e,sloek Pe5rorla.ses eo%nsncs' J.
second Boses 81 So PIT, 81; Third GALLERY %
cents. No seat secured une-s pad for n2s
VARIETIES THEATER, GRAvIER STREET
THIS EVENING MoXDAYS March n 1883.
Second Performance Of the Grand Romantic and Fantastic
FAUST,
Performed By the celebrated
With unparalleled applause and throughout ard
80 America The principal eharsctsIsb by
Mile Josephine Pratesi.
sgnor Fiippo Baratii.
sgnora Gaetsna PrR'es,
slgaorA sereanA cecched,
signor ce.a5s Csechst sigqq: eioysHs Pras.6det By
Costumes, aud Rich ar.phernaa
will be other performance.
Es- Doors open al O'Clock to commence at ~
m22 y. RTI.LNks, AetiSg Manager
SPALDisG q it9 RSt, ess MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
St. Charles street. corner Of Commercial Place.
q R Shading . Manager
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Seventh nirht Of Mss AvOEIA JONES 49,. feeoyd nlvh
OF Mrs MELINDA JONES'. shakspeares tragedy Of 40
MRO AND JCLIET-Juet, Miss Avobs Jones: Rotleo Mr.
Menda JOne. Nereuio. Mr.. Henry Ferren Friar M "
wards Peter NJ. v Bowrrs To eOuelade with fare
Of He TWO BuZzARDs-Johu Small Mr. " Bowers.
rg-In rshearssi-''Secons Love"
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Z, one IUNDRED NEGROES EoR SAIL

a& ONE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE
~ Al FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT. I57 Common street. Al
this time, 100 likely Negroes for sale. Viz Ne. Field
NJ. Hands, Cooks Wahers, and Troners; No
No. Engineer. Through the entire will be found
well selected lot OF Negroes purchased expressly
this market and will be receiving supplies
ring the Having leased the house formerly occupied
by Messrs. Peterson Stewart Slave Depot
place. will be able furnish
comfortable quarters shall in all give
isfaction TO all parties. THOS FOSTER,
sea 6u l57 Common
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PRICES or ADMIssIoS-Dress Circle and PArqueate 70
eAns Second Circle 81 Gallery Is cents Quadroou Bon
tickets rs cents: Private Boxer. each. 81
ms2 O. q. CHEsIEY Treasurer.
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NJ. PAPPENHEIMER HA

"A NJ. PAPPENHEIMER HAS REMOVED
VI from No % liaronne No IT'S Canal where he
~ has hand and is constantly receiving large and
splendid Of Rosewood Mahogany Paror
and Bed Room FURNITURE, all selected by himself,
which he offers to the public reduced prices suit the
Cal and examine before buying elsewhere. jals i'm
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q MIME DeRAIx'S DANCING ACAn Envy
ono 23S BRrCnne street Carondelet and Julia
49, The Ladies of New Orleans respectfully Informed
SEItSha the above Academy is now OPEN where all the
f Fashionable Dances will he Taught including the eele
" braed "Bernadine Quadrille Ia Cour and Lancer.n
IRdes-Mondcy, Wednesday and Friday from IL to and
TO 6P. NJ
Children Misses and BoysTueday Thursday and Saturday
from to 6 l.. VI.
Private essonsTuesday Thursday and Saturday from II
to 3; and from to 10 every night. ia?9 tanl
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lily AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
GILBERTts PArENT

Notice hereby given, the undersigned have acquired
by special with the the Patent Right for
the sale Ia Louisiana OF the above article.
All orders and communications must be addressed to at
New Orleans.
obbyrs and Retailers solicited will sup
piled very favorable terms.
W HENDERSON GAINES, % Canal street.
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SECOND DISTRICT CoURrl SUCCESSION OF THE LATE
Of New Orleans. SJAMEs +. NORTH. DECEASED.
No. s5l3
pY VIRTUE of and In obc dIence TO an order
~ Of rendered March 2lh, las, me directed by
the Honorable the Second District Court Of Orleans in The
above entitled matter will proceed 10 sell public auction at
the City Hotel Common street. between Camp Magazine
streets SATURDAY. April 24th Is ~ O'Clock NJ for
0f said succession
A LOT OF GROUND, together with all the buildings -.
and improvements thereon, rights and 6
thereuntO belonging, situated in the Second
city in the square bounded by Custonhous Burguny n
phia and Canal sd forms Guso-
and Burgundy and measures measure
81 feet front Cnsomhouse street by derh
Burgundy street Of 81 feet alley feet width opeung
Burgundy running the properly formerly belong
ing Bodin and which the lo and Others
deed OF purchase from Samuel Moore ebuay 2
ls2l passed before Tbeo Guyol notary public Ia this
The buildings and improve ets which
sist of different brick dwelling houses high one
forming the Of burgundy AID streets and
the other being the late residence of the deceased
TEkMSOnehird cash and the balance and
two years credit socured by the operiy
bearing interest the rate OF
+. I. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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DEuxIHxE coUR re DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE FEU JAS
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans NORTH--No 1913.
I'm VERTU dun ortire de yente rendu lie

de Ia Nouyele orleans. NORTH--No 1913.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de yeute rendu lie
20de moi inou0 rHhle
Cour do District de la Nauve Orleans dams Haire
je proceder lie SAMEDI "a dayr 1855 midi Ii5tel Ia
Cite, de Ia Commune ertre les du Camp des
sins pour de la die Naturalization de-
UN TERRAIN, siue dams lie DeuNieme District de -
cee VILE dams let borne par les de la Douine
Dauphine ct du Canal ct mesurant LII
cte, 81 peds de face In de Ia DouaGe %
prOoHdeur ct face Ia Bourgogu usage dune
de ptds de largeur Bougo,ue
jusqn'a Ia propriete crdevaut appartenant A. Bodn
Ensemble outes les hatisse ameiorations
rouveut desus, consistent deux masons (dsnet en-
brques deux etaEs Pune ormant
de Ia nouAne rAutre dernere residence
Ensemble oues Rutres ameioAtions qui touyent
dessus.
Ains que lie apper du 20 ever 1851 rapport Thee
Guyo noAire public cette vile, par Samuel
Moore, defInt.
CoNnIfIoNs-Un tiers dn prix able compliant In ba.
lance de credit bltts garautis par bypo.
heqge propriete vendue pour dntsret
Pan de la date.
E. 7. PARKER
m22 % H9 II "a Sheriff de Ia Paroisse diOriesns
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CTnRAGE srOR AGE = THE UNnERsIaNEl

NIOR AGE SIORA(iE ; THE UNDERSIGNED
. having tbs =ious building occupied
by Messs Isk Co., Nc Front would respectfully
invite attention Of those having SORE sale
ote Their of will be reasonable
with the times WILlETf a WILSON.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
fec 5m No. Front street.
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l1fre \. "A FO , sALis-t 81 Li.,hI pk1Au0H
sss@ss$ssssh steamer City OF Knoxville, in good
order business having lately been docked and repaired
good cabin accommodations and is well found in every
Her nsons heenrh 100 feet; b,am q depth Of
hold 81 feet; has stern wheel engines; cylinders IL
iuehes diameter 81 feet stroke; has doctor engine
donble fac boi each ~ feet org SC inches diameter She
will be sold cenp lies the other side Of
river above Canal Ferry il immediate application be
made to +. CONERY, Grocer,
Nos. Common and Fulton streets,
to W. A, WOODS
Inspector and Appraiser Of Steamboats,
nlha rease
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BY J. A. BEARD 4 co.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
and ourth DistTicts-Without any Limit Reserve what
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LOTS AND BUILDINGS ON DRYADEs sTREET.
BY N. yIGNIE, Auconeer.
"WEDNESDAY, the gath Inst, at I2 o'clock
w al Banks Arcade, Magazine street will be sold
THREE LOTS % GROUND in the square bounded by Dry
ades Bacchus Washington and Fourth streets designated
Lots Nos g. and measuring each % feet front DryadeS
by l25 feet deep; together with the buildings and i'm
thereon. consisting Of ous twoory frame
house. etc, ana all the Improvements thereon.
A plan Of the istuw exhibiting the Arcade.
BB- FERNS AND CONDITIONs-Ore-t third cash, and the
balance credit endorsed
secured by said lots bearing cent
interest from date until maturity and after maturity
per until final payment. ml9
A SUPERIOR BLACKSMITH AND A GANG OF CHOICE
Sugar and Cotton Field Hands credit.
BY y. yIGNIE. Auciioneer.
THURSDAY, the 2jth inst, Mt I2 o'clock
NJ, at the St Louis Exchange, without will be
sold
Are and Negro Boy aged about &c superior
hak smh, and about forty likely hands males and emAcs,
the labOrs OF and fields brick aud
wood yards
RB-TERMS-very liberal, at sale. m22
FINE hoRsE AND BUGGY AT AUCTION, on AC-
count Of departure.
BY J. A. BEARD & co.
GARDNER SBITH, Aurtloneer
THURSDAY. the 25tb inst, ut haIf-past IL
i O'Clock, in front OF Banks Arcade, viii be sold
young soe Horse sound; he is fast trotte and
gentle that lazy can drive him.
-Also-
fine Top Buggy.
pJ-TERMS-C-sh. MP
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INK. WILSON, Of ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR.
IL thoomew Hospitals and six years with Ricord, OF
reopened his ee al No II Danphne for
practice especially the Of all dise Of the
Generaye both without the mercHry
Office hours for consultations in French and English L. A.
NJ, an 4to6 p. NJ as 8ptf
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QuATRrENg CouR DrsrRcrJF CtrLIMANS, Agent vs. "
de "a Noayelle lrleans. SPoPPE NHEfMER- No ll16l
I'm NERTU dun writ lie fieri facIas n mol
- aaresse par IhOnorahle Qustrieue de District
Nouvee leans, dams aire cdessus f.
MEnl. davri 1855 l0ts henres A. NJ leux
apIes dessbes. "a vente pablique adjudication
e Fonds Fun hseasiH de heube iue du Canal entire
burenn ponr
Sass dais laffaire ei-dessus
CONDlIlONS-Compsan an moment de REHABILITATION,
m22 "a &c al 3 sheriff dc Ia Parosse diflrlsanu
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LOUISIANA, Z
New Orleans, Oct. 10, 1857.
rS-Approved Sterling Exchange will be re-
ceiyed IN payment OF paper discounted by this bank
90 If X. N. DAVIS. Cashier.
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FOR SALE.

.--~--
FOR SALE.--A NO. FEMALE CREOLE COOK,
Il fully guaranteed. Apply o
fer I'm u. o. WORCESTERSHIRE rs Bank Place
S{EE FOR SALE OR CHARTFR-THE VERY
FxN fast sailing Baltimore built brig .Jno. D. Hooper
4tonly Two years old, carries i21 barrels aeek
well found and ready Apply 20
te8 GEO, W. HYNsoN 4 CO., g. Camp street
~ BOAT FOR SALE-A FINE SAIL BOAT
IN about iuns, year old. built Of best material.
1I For particulars apply on ard shin Success Al Pod
- 49, First District OF 10
lei JONES MACKINDER 4 Co. 81 Gravier st.
- FOR SALE ON LONG CREDIT-coT-
M ags House No 35 Camp street, between Deleru and CAL
Aasn Hope Apply
o29 Am GEO. L. BRIGHT, No. st. Charles street
S&6S FOR SALE-THE FAST SAILING schooner
HTHN Howard, ll2 register, well found saila
tzrigging. ETC. For terms, apply board BROOKLYN
Warehouse, AlgieTs, or to
dit GEO. W. HYNsoN 4 CO., 81 Camp ct
arg FOR sRLE-AN Al AMERICAN SHIP %
F tuns regisier old, carries $3.50 Of
4.cotron built In Boston Of the very material
In every respect desirable shin For terms, apply
d9 JONES NJ aCRINnER a CO, 81 Graver
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sIxrESE couE Dc pIsrRicTl ESTHER voYEILE veuye De
oe IA Noufehe-Vrsans MindrrIu ersanciers.

FouRrH DISTRICT COUNTY,. GU Imam Agent VS.. NJ pop
~ New Orleans, ) PENHEIMEk-No. II Nil
by VIRTUE of n writ of ferf facias TO me
- diverted by the Honorable the Fourth District Cort
New Orleans IN the above entitled cause proceed to e
public auction. on SATURDAY, the 81 day 81 Anil
1855 at l0 O'Clock, A. NJ the premises hereinafter deai
mated
The Comforts Of Furniture Store situated on Canal STREET
my ufice. =
Seized 10 the above suit.
TEnAS-Cash . the spot
Y. 7. PARKER.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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So 4. -. .. F.--HOSys rd Lodge No. 10 IsseetH
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. 5, Odd
Fellows Hal Al O'Clock. Oficers-ALEXR. PORTEOUS,
y. a. A. DE SOFA y q. JOS. MAGNER, Recording Sec.
TcJary: Z. hASILYA, Per Secretary THADDEUS D. VAN
HORN, Treasurer. {af
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TRoisIzsa couR De nrsrRIcT} JULIEN coLvIs VS. DAuE
de &. Nonvelle Orleans SHANEAH PARKER-lig3
I'm NERIN dun ordre dc yente rendu lie
IL 10 de 1855 ct moi adresse Honorable TrosenO
de District de Ia Nouvele- aaire -Ens
te proeeeerai Il SAMEDl davr 1855 II heurrs A. NJ
magasins dentrep6t du Delta Funn entire les La
fayette ct Girod IL veue pnbliqne adjudication
I'm Lot de Meubes ct Ene, suiyant aventar depose en-
mon bureau
Saisis rrevsoirement dams iadare ei.dessus
CONDITiOhS-COmptani au de rehabilitation
h. L. PARKER,
msI u M Al Sherif de Ii Parnis.e llre
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Washington Items.


we gamer from our exchanges some I'M
po'"nt items 'h reference 10 The proceed.
"gs Vi congress
comparatively new question Is being
"'scusseo-'he rePeai oi The neutrality
'a"s-aho inns Is likely to gain supporters
'fo" 'he 'a'e arrest OF Zen. Walker, and
."e e!"P"'"' eAc''eu VI "'s ia'or' nhuer The
oe''e' 'h"t nc mas oeeh unJ"Stiy oealt with
oS |oh' fhu'u'hg. Inc friends OF THIS
measure eouiu not urge II at more iav"ra-
oe Pe''oc' ana OF 'h'S 'hey ar" doubtless
aware Speeches III favor OF 1t, we notice,
nave oeen made by Mcssrs Qui;man, keitt
OF our STATE, stephens "f Georgia, and
houston "i A'aoaina. lhe bill Tor the re-
pear was introduced by Mr.. Qhitman -
mere I" not mueh PROBABILITY however, that
IL can pass.
Mr' ooyce OF our State has made move
IN the direction OF Tree trade. a cores
P"hnen' OF Inc S0nh Cm0i"'an states
'hat ms resolution proposed special com
n"''ec 10 consider "hat reductions could be
maze !" 'he expenditures OF the GoNcin
mrnt' what moc'lica'l"ns IN HE navigation
laws, ana ''c eNpedicncy OF rrrrallng aIi
duties on import, and looking exclusively
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any assistance to- GO East. sucl, assistance
WI he promptly aud cheerf"Ily extended.
We do not wish 10 destroy the life OF amy
human bsing; but, on the contrary, we
ardcntIy desire to preserve the lives and
liberty ct ali, SO fas AS it may be- in our
power
He writes Colonel Alexander to paw
hm friendly visit To Sat Lake CITY,
ami To see The sights Colonel, should
v"u, or any OF the officers with vou. wish
10 visit THIS city .unacc"npanied by troops,
aS did Can,ain Van Niiet, with II view to
personally learn The condition and feelings
of this people, yon are -, liberty to do
SO, under my cheertuliv protirrcd assn
rance that You will hr escorted from our
onipos's TO This city and back and that
dnnng your stay in our mids., YOU will
receive all that courtesy aud attention
your rank demands"
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Waxhaw Lands for Sale.

Pl consent Of the parties on sales day
- in February next. will sell TO The
highest bidder that valuable plantation ,(l late
the property OF Beuj. Massey, deed, aud
sold on division of hIs estate To Tbcmas X.
CuretOn, now dec'd,) situate in Lancaster
District or the West side of Cane Creek
and East side of the Camden road bound
Ell by said creek and road, lands Of VIII.
liam Stevens and others aud cOalaining four
hundred and sixty y-hVe acres. more or less.
The same being The place to which Andrew
J. Secrest now holds the tile and is sold
70 foreelose mortgage given by ban TO
Thomas h CuretOn.
The place wall be sold on credit Of one
aud two years with interest from da.e!--'
The purchaser TO pay for papers aud give
note with approved surety Tor the pur.
chase niouey and mortgage IL rcqnired
ANDREW MAYER.
Jan. IL, 1903. 46--td.
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An ACT TO PROVIDE For THE ESTABLISH

An ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ESTABLISH
ME&T OF a NORMAL SCHOOL IN TuIs
STATE.
IPhreGs, 1t is necessary 10 anv sys
TEN of public education that provision
should be made for the training Of teach
ers III Normal Schools aud, whereas. il
Is desirable To establish such SCHOOLS ia
different parts Of the State and, whereas,
the Commissioners of Free Schools of tie
parishes Of ST. Pmhp aud 81. Michael
have offered 10 conduct such "a School if
the State will au;horise and assist the
same.
| BE IL therefore Ctocicd by the Senate
and House Of Representatives, now me;
aud sIttng III General Assembly. aud hy
the au'hori'y al tie same. That the Com.
m'sSIoncrs Of Free School. Tor lie Parishes
ot ST. phiiIp aud 81. Michael are umhur.
iScd ID establish and conduct Normal
School for the training OF female teachers
for the State at large, N L connection with
n FEMME high School for :hc sad par
isles, and for that purpose to erect and
furnish suitable huIlGIug; and that
whenever ten ihO..sand dollars shall nave
been subscribed by the clizcus oil ,he SAID
parshes for the erection ana furnishing Of
the SAID building, the State " III subscr,b..
All equal amount, and will pay the same
IN portions equal 10 the portions p3ld bv
the saId citizens.
II. The STATE will also Contribute an
nuaI!y, for five years. the sum ol five
thousand dollars, for the support of the
said school; ProViicd. That AT least NJ,
equal amount shall also be contributed
by the inhabitants Of the said parishes AL.
nuaIiy for the same purpose, either by rs
sessment or contribution.
Ill. The said Commissioners shall re-
ceiye into the SAID school, free OF any
charge for tuition. female pupils from
cry pant Of the State, not exceeding fiji
teen TO each Congressional District, for
the purpose OF being trained ss teachers :;
Pro0ided, That such applicants sI,aI. have
the qualifications, and shall stand the ex.
aminatsons required Of other applicants OF
equal grade.
lV. The said Commissioners shall have
power TO conduct the said School, and lo
make such regulations Tor It's government
rs they may deem best suited To it's bene
ficial operation, and shall report its condi
lion and expenses annually, with their
usual report, TO the General Assembly.
AN ACT, TO INCREASE THE PENALTY
FOX SETTING FIRE TO TmR WOODS.
l. BE IL enacted 10y the Senate aud
House OF Representatives, now met anu
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority Of the same. That any person
who shall wiIfuI!y and malrciUuslv set
fire to. or burn, any grass, brush. or Ola
er combusuble matter, so as thereby AL,
woods, fields, fences or marshes, of su,
other person or persons, loo sot on lire. or
cause the same TO he done, or be lhereun
to aiding CT assisting, shall, upon iullct.
ment and conviction thereof, be liable to
ine and imprisonment, at the discretion
of tbs Coart, aud shall, moreover, be liza
bls to the action Of any person or per
sons who may have sustained damage
thereby ws
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Letter from Brigham Young.

Young's letter OF the l6th is in reply
to Col. exander'S OF the l2,h Of the
same month. BY wav Of answering the
charges Of treason and rebellion made
BgaiIs. him by Col. Alexander, he SAYS ::
I'm regard 10 mvseli aud certain others
having placed ourselves in a position OF
rebellion aud hostility To the Government
of the United States, am perfectly aware
that we understood our true and most 10y
nj position far better than our enemles can
int'min us. We, Of all the people, are
endeavorIug 10 preserve and perpetuate
the genius OF tue Constitution and con
.iOH:! !aw, wiii!o ihe Admin islratiuii,
and the troops they nave ordered 10 Utah,
are, IN fact, themselves the rebels, and IA
hostility TO the General Government
And ii George Washington was now Inv
ing, and ut the helm of our Guve.nment,
he would haag the Administration us
high as he did Andre; and that, too
with affar better grace, and to much
greater, subservihg the best interests OF
our country. .-.
"You write, Tt'becomes you to look to
the consequences; Tor you must be aware
that SO unequal contest can never be
successfully sustained 10y the people you
govern Wehaye counted The cost il
may he to us; we look for the United
States to endeavor 10 swallow us up. and
we are prepared for the contest, !: ,hey
wish to forego the Constitution IN theg
insane efforts to crush out all human
rights
He orders the whole force TO Leave the
Territory, thus:
by virtue of my Office as Governor of
the Territory Of Utah, | command you 10
marshal your troops and leave this Terri
tory, foreit'cap be cf no possible benefit to
yousto waste treasures aud. blood nI pros.
ecuting yourcourse npou Ihe side OF re
beiIion sg'inst the Geueral Government
by its administrators You have had. and
still have plenty Of tine 70 retire WITHIN
the reach OF supplies ut the E st, or TO go
TO Fort Hall. Should you conclude 10
comply with so jnst n comlnsnd, aud need
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