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square, disposec a'rccevoir tontes les
propositions ecritcs qn'on jugcra a pro-
DOS de lni glisser. Ellie portera IN cha
peau rose avec une plume bleue ct une
robe vert tendre. Ellc portera 4 la main
cauche un ridicule ell vclours noir qul
sera ouvert pour les hil|ets qu'on aura
la complaisance d'y dcposer adroite-
mcnt, sans qu'elle paraisse Y prendre
carde. II est nGcessairc d'avoir 800 de
revenu au-dcssous de 30 ans, 4200 an
dessous de 80, $500 au-dessous de 40, ct
81, 900 au-dessons de so ans.
II parait que la jenne a etudle
lie svstAme dcs conpcnsations.
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AVIS

AVIS
EST dome par ces presentes, que PIERRE-OLI-
IL WEIR LEBEAU s'est presente a Honorable
Cour du Neuvieme District, dams ct pour la pa
roisse de la Pointe-Coupee, pour 6tre nOmme GU
rateur de la succession vacante de ARTHUR De
WERE, dec EIDE, ct que 81, dams les dix jours qui
suivront Get avis, aucune opposition NEST faite a
sd demande, il sera nommG commencement.
Par ordre de la Cour du Neuvieme District,
J. B. BLANCHARD.
Depute Grefier.
P~ointe-Coupee (Le.), lie 20 septembre 1865.
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ANNoScE MArRIMoNIALE-Lcs announces
angtaises n sont pas en- reste d'excen-
tricite avec celles des Etats-Unis. Voici
9un modele du genre, que nous traduisons
dun journal de Londres:
Une jeune dame, sans enfants,
demande lin mari. Lundi proclaim, sur
les 8 h. apres-midi, ellie sc p%romenera
pendant | II. sur 1e cote nord dc Marion
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LA PEINE DU FoUET EN- ANGLETERRE.-
LAngleterre, qui a toujours des paroles
de civilisation ct d'humanite a la bou-
che, maintient pourtant DIES habitudes ct
des pratiques quir ne sont pas en- par
faite harmonic ave ses beaux sermons.
Nous lisons ce qui suit dams lie "Morn-
ing Post" du 10:
Samedi matin, a 5 b., tous les soldats
de 6 depots du 2me battalion ont etc
.rassembles sur lie terrain pour assister
a papplication de la peine du fouet a un
soldat du 35e regiment (Royal-Sussex).
LIE Conseil de guerre await, il y a quel-
ques jours, JUICE Get homme, prevent
d'avoir vole 5 Seedlings Isl 25 cts.) a
I'm camarade. <t 49,
LIE Conseil Iavait condamne, pour ce
fait, a %recevoir SO coups de fouet ct a
"a jours de travaux forces dams lie peni-
tencier miiitaire du fort Clarence.
Cette peine a etc rigoureusement APP
pliquee; lie fouet ayant 9 Ianieres, Get
homme portrait sur he dos $50 marques.
Quelques .jeunes soldats qui n'avaient
pds cHCOie aSSISto u uHe cAeCutloH ocHl-
blable, Sc sont %evanouis. QUAINT au pa
tient, il a fait preuve de la plus grande
impassibilite; apres %l'execution, il alaf-
fecte de rire en- PEASANT devant les off
ciers. ct il d dit a Sos camarades eau
%revoir, d bientot!" On Pa conduit d
Phopital mIlitaire pour y etre panse, ct
les troupes sont rentrees dams leurs ca.
sernes
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AVIS PUBLIC.

lie public est prevenu de nc pas ne
gocier on prcndre en- Placement IN GER
tain billet date lie Ter aolt 1851, pour la
somme de $3.50 90, payable il Iordrc
d'Omer Gutho, lie 5 %janvicr 1889, signs
par Savinien Pourciau.
La condition de &c billet n'ayant pas
etc remplie, jc snis decide de ne pas lie
payer. SANlNlE.N
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(Courrier de IL Lousslanc. }
SrE.- MARIE. - Les citoyens de Patter.

STE MARIE. - Les citoyens de Patter-
sonville ont fait une justice som'nalre
dun individu fortement supcOnnG de Sc
livrer a la vente du whiskey w les
negres de cette paroisse. Get individn,
propri6taire dune petite embarcation,
Sc ~livrait ostensiblement al commerce
des fruits, depths Ia bale Berwick JUS
qua la Nlle-IbGrie. II etait depuis qucl-
que temps ~surveill6 sur la cote du bayou
Teche. Les habitants apprirent, par la
deposition dun jeune cmplQy6 a bord,
que Get individu await acIet6 5 barils de
whiskey, ct lui demanderent sill ell await
a leur vendre. L'hommc cut Ia mala-
dresse de nier lie fat, ct jura quill men
await iamais a son bord. Aussitot un co
mite fut nomme par les habitants, ct VI
site tut fate de rembarcation pendant
la mutt. La d]Gcouverte du whiskey sous
lie pont, fut regardGe CONNIE n preuve
suf1isante de c~ulpabilit6, ct lindividu
fut, seance t]enante, fouette, goudronne
ct %emplum6, puts ordre lui fut dome de
gutter immediatement la paroisse.
II y a dGja longtemps que nous avons
evcille rattention des planteurs sur tous
les individus qni parcourent nos parols-
SEES, sous lie pretexte de vendre on ache.
ter des fruits, ainsi que sur ceux Gun
p%rGtendent Sc livrer au commerce des
chiffons, etc, etc. (Drap. de lAsc }
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CoSsEus Aux DANEs.-La CHIME Went
an sccours dc l'inHammablc %crinOlinc.
Tn journal anglais public lie procG'l6 sui
want pour Ia rendre incombustibIc
NJ. J.Wylde, dams une lcttre al "Nortl
British Mall, sugy6re lie proceeds SUI
want pour rcmtdier III danger ot1ert par
la faciIite avec laquelle la crinoline SEN
famine: d pcmpois don't on SC sert pour
preparer les .jupes de ccs danes, il tau-
draft a~joutcr une cuilleree d'alun com
nun en- poudre; il en- r6sulterait encore
plus de raideur pour rGtof1e, ct ce pro-
ctde pemp6cherait de prendre teu, lors-
qu'ellc Sc trouverait en- contact avec
une substance i~ncendiaire.
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tantes. II reunira, SIR lie parcours de la
MALE, n population industrieuse, en-
tre]prenantc, qui enricllira cette partie
du pays;et ainsi que sur d'autres points
de pUnion, deserts il y a pcu de temps
encore, Ell fera surgir dcs fermes ct dcs
villes opuIentcs.
(Couryier de III L0uiSianc.)
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IT
AV 10.

Nous sommes requis ~d'annoncer que
Pexamen DIES classes a College Poydras,
aura lieu tons les premiers vendredis de
claquc mois. Par consequent, lie pro-
chain ezamcn aura lieu vendredi, 5 No.
vcmErc.
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lie chapeau des danes, de Ia n%ouvellc
mode, est quelqne chose d'unlque, ct
RESEMBLE beaucoup a nnc feuille de
choux ornee de tomatoes. LIE prix nest
guere elevG-seulement $50.
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ALGGRIE-Il est fortement question de
la vente aux encheres de portions con-
siderables du territoire conquis, ct du
.droit de nationalite accord6 a tout colon
Granger apres n aimee de %sejour. &c
qui est certain, c'est que de grandes
chooses s'accompljront avant peu en- Al
g6rie, ct que la c~olonisation, 81 long
temps entravee par force majeure, va
prendre un essor que rien n'arretera plus.
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AVIS;

Pendant mon absence de lEtat, N,
4. Gerard, de Ia Nouvclle-O Orleans, est
charge de me representer dams tout &c
qui q rapport aux ~afaires dc rhabitatinn
de Ia Grande Bale.
% JUN 1858. A. /. MAHOTDEAV.
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pointc Couple, y oct. 1893.
; NEGRES MARRONS ).

- NEGRES NJ ARRON -.
u $40 De REc"uPENsE, OK
$40 par t6te scront dunr@cs a qIi NE
~ramhnern les qnatre esc}avcs Rose
mond, FRANCOIS, 1~lilaire ct HypHoIitc.
ntrrcs crtOles bien cuinus dams File ct
4 In F2usse-Rivierc, Oh lis sont solvent
WIS. G +. LAPICE.
Island Plantation. 10 sept. 1858.
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! " =

EST dome par ces prtscntes, que
JOHN fo1sr s'est presents d llun0r"ble
Cuur du Neuviemt District, dams Ct
pour la p~aroisSe de Ia Pointe-Joupto,
pour Gtre nommG administrations de- IL
succession vacante de WILLIAM LANGFIrr,
decide, ct que 81 dams les dix jnurs qni
snivront Get avis, aucuno opposition
nest fate il sa lelnande, il scra llpnlme
commencement.
Par ordrc dc Ia Cuur du Ntnvicme
District,
LEON LEI}E.AU,
D6putG Grcfirr.
pNintc COuNHe, y oct. 1917.
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Pointe-Coupee, 8 oct. 1858.
q " g " . e 8

~ q Z 81
TIN TERRAIN situe sur File de la
U Fausse-Riviere c%ontenant un ar
pent de face sur deux de profondeur;
borne dun cote par Cadet Crouzillac, ct
de rautre par Gabriel Labat, avec toutes
les authorizations qui sly t%ronvent.
S'adresser i VINCENT CAZALI.
2 octobre 1858.
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FRAScE.-Les ports du Havre, Dun,
kcrque, Dieppe, Calais ct Boulogne, wont
ttre mis- en- etat de defense.
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A us

aa AVIS
EST dome par e presentes, que
Nine Marie-M6lanie Sr.-CYR s'est pre-
sentee a Honorable Cour du Neuvieme
District, dams ct pour la puroisse de la
Pointe-Coupec, pour 6tre nominee admi-
nistratrice de la succession vacante de
Theoville SIcARD, deced6, ct que ST dams
les dix jours qui suivront Get avis, au-
cune opposition nest faite a sa demande,
ellie sera nominee conformement.
Par ordre de la Cour du Neuviemc
District,
~ #Te.5 LEON LEBEAU,
@5td - Deput6 Grefier.
Pointc-Coupec, 8 oct. 1858.
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RECOLTE DES WINS.

Nous e]mpruntons q des correspon-
dances franchises les quelques details
s%uivants, r~clatifs a la recolte des wins de
cette aimee:
Lies vendanges ont commence dams
lie Lyonnais ct dams les cepages precoces
de la Bourgogne; lie temps est des plus
propices. Les vignobles du Bordelais
entrent en- coupe aujourd'hui; quelques
iours plus tard, il s'efectuera dams les
clos dc PO~rleanais, du Berry ct de la
Touraine. On ne signale que de rares ct
fables atteintes de la maladie, qu'ont
arretee on emptchee les vents d'Est, ct
la secheresse de juliet ct aout.
"Tout porte a croire que lie vim dimi-
nuera encore."-Comrrier dc Ia Louisiana.
Les travaux de la recolte sont deja en-
pleine a~ctivite dams la partie basse DIES
vignobles du Jura, dit la "~Sentinelle",
aux environs de Lons-le-Saulnler.
La "Rcvue de Beaune" annonce qu'on
Sc felicite de la temperature actuelle.
Les rGcoltes sont magnitiques, pour les
bons wins.
A Verdun, on bolt du win nouvean.
Dams lie Loiret, les chaleurs ont avance
la maturite. La qualite sera superieure.
Aux environs de Beziers, la temporal
ture de ces derniers jours est venue met
tire au comble la satisfaction des viticul-
| teurs. La recolte Sc fait dams d'excellentes
conditions. Dams lie Roussillon ct lie Mar
honnais les rfSuItats ObtenuS sont SUI
perbes. = (A6eNe.)
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For all clubs Of twenty ana o'"'
subscription is only / 10.
Post-pav all letter. and dlr,sI + CO.
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,,ou, Abe opposite door, eone and sod me Una; n,s
no ,hs Begun, vished 10 eco me. Mr.. osdb-
Gsrs took possession Of me- and We went 90 wh sicS
80. some eight or ten women crowdng round com
ron charpoy, or couch on which was q dark. Fat,
shrewd, but sensua-looking woman, 10 whom my az
.enton we particularly drawn She took hold OF my
hard n shuddeYed lttlel and told me that my hus-
bard was great warrior; but that Il the Kings life
and her con had not been promised them by the gov
eminent, the Kirg was preparing great army which
round in silence til her spsech finished aud then
crowded round, asking how many children had and
II they were sl boys examined my dress, and seemed
particularly amused by my bonnet and parasol. They
devoid of ornament as Of beauty. Zeenat Mahal
ask ed me Ia great honor, found, which did not ap.
precstel TO sit down her bed, but Declined ne u
looked 70 dirty. Mr.. Saunders was much amused AZ
my refusal and told me il would have been more than
my life was worth six months before 20 have done 70,
and have no doubt of it,
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THE STADlI TOLL.


OF the 5000 ships that pay the Stade toll, every
year about $50 English bottoms, and the total
amount requisite to release our trade with hamburg
and the North Of Europe from this impost Is about
GOO eco. II might be too much TO expect Hanover
TO make us present of this value, although courtesy
if not Justice night seem TO prompt her TO IT. but at
any rate it seems very Ill return for all the benefit
that State has derived from its connection with En-
gland if il should refuse permission to the latter to buy
up this toll Of its fair value Our Government did
nothing in the matter of the Sound dues until the Uni
ted States drove them 70 it by taking the initiative
and il very possible that cousin Jonathan viii
take precedence OF US in this matter aso.
II confidently expected that the President of the
United States would, in his last Message to Congress-
announce that steps had already been taken In the
right direction in this matter, and, although that
pectaon disappointed at tho time, it is nearly
confidently expected now that very shortly nstruc-
tons will be received by some North German repre-
septatives Of IL United States to go forward Unless
the information which has reached us be incorrect,
very strong representations this subject have for
long time past been duly received at Washington
The United States and Denmark have a. length come
10 an agreement to the amount able by the for
ner TO the latter account of the Light and buoy
dues in the Sound this amount he's been fixed At
S3930ll, and lie to be paid into the hands Of Danish
agent in London. When thst ceremony has been per.
formed, the former treaty of amity and navigation
which had bt en- suspended by this oct of the United
Staies, will return into force. Liverpool Times
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FRANCE.
From OlT Own Correspondent.


PARIS, Feb. %. 1865.
The overthrow Of the Palmerston Ministry has,
as you might suppose, been much talked Of here.
But with all the talk, the interest taken in Gibsons
censure amendment and in its consequences is
lively rather than grave. A very few Republicans,
Legitimi.ts and Oreanist,, the eagerness OF whose
wishes constantly misleads their judgments, think
they see the beginning of serious difficulties be-
tween the Governments Of France and England,
and consequent serious embarrassment to Louis
Napoleon. Sensible men are persuaded that the
Derby Cabinet, With Louis Napoleons old friend,
Lord Mamesbuty, for Foreign Minister, threatens
DO danger to the alliance. The strongest proof of
ths TO be found in the quotations at the Bourse
Tor The past FIVE days; the greatest decline of the
ihree per Cents occasioned by the English news vas
less Tran one per cent, and the quotation, of the
last two days are only half per cent below what
they were week ago. If the Conspracv for.
Murder bill should now fsil of BECOMING part Of
English law, Why the Emperor will pocket the vex.
atiOD As for the anront, there is non. Gor him tn
pocket. The two Governments have kent On good
terms. Roebucs, Miner Gibson, and ,l,e vote oC
eensure, are Offsets 70 Dc Nony, Bgau,t, AID II.
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s.,ms,;on a pcpula,ion Of 1909 people. In ..
Wysndo. stands thoroughly ,eacem,d By he sSS
s,s,e men and they deserve sll praise fos TIE, ~
and hard tough battle Yesterday viii be oav ,.. ~
ber,d by the property holders in wysndo:. r.
sgsrS our an. S the sp psSs .:,
.orIe cty government thrown around their prorsss
with promptpess and certainty;
The following is the ticket elected;
20, Mapor- george Russell
BE, Ii1,ymea-Wm. Mckay, swsndsr, yehn Qel.
~ ,v.a, p.mI S D. MeDOpLd Jo.eph spees, D. w. E..ys
Dr. J. y. Bennett pro Slavery, J. W. Dyer
Tor hap,hdl-Chaliss w. Psitsrou-
Ser Guy Aftornsy-BuIilai Gray.
pc, Guy Enst.ser--0. r. Dunn.
Yoy Recerd~r-D. c. Collier
For A,sessor- Hora,io Waldo.
Ee,TYsa,Eyer-W. N Garfield.
Tor Stree! Gown l.sIoney-E.J }. ClIh
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From The S. LOU, Republican, Ma,tas

Several gentlemen arrived in this city yesterday
evening from Kansas Territory.
A letter from correspondent at Westpor, dated hs
5th, gives US some items of news. Adams M
O'Hara who were implicated in the shooting Of Kan,
at 1ecumseh, have escaped from the EreeStAn
guard-knocked down, it is supposed With . hand3
Of-siver.
The report was current at Westport tina. Gen. o.
houn had written to Gov Denver to take the svdtas
of the Judges of the Election at Delaware Crossings
asto get correct return from them without coefcioa
and that the Black Republicans, fearing that fan
statement would be made to the Governor, sad
order to prevent any conflict with that which had oesa
previously obtained by them, had attempted 70 aoda
them AID carry them into Iowa
One Of the Judges, Isaac Mundee, dled on saturday
last, when twenty miles from home. lie was shot %
the head and from the fact that the whole Of the bal
psrt Of his head was blown off, it was thought that tss
Dani,es, finding him Of too stern stuff for them hd
murdered him. -.ttH. bon
A letter dated Fort Scott, February "a, says; "A
"compsny Of Lane $ men, under Captains ,Bsne ssa
- Montgomery, have taken Fort Scott-not gun Wa
fred, and damage was done IN loss OF life. TAes
" bands organized, one On the Usage, the eAsf
Sugar Mound. They are doing considerable damage
"by robbing stores and stealing horses. Las. TAsn
day night, neighbor, by the maine of Tate, former
"ly Sheriff of Linn County, Missouri, was robbed Of
$500 by Lanes men. The Sheriff of our county 10 3
major under Lane"
The clerks of the Shawnee election precinct, who
were taken forciby to Lawrence and compelled, uods
threats Of DEATH to give testimony against the sgs-
~ of the returns from that precinct, preparing
certificate under OATH that they gave the .esiu0sJ
they did TO save their lives and that under 10 Other
circumstances, would they have given such oer6ess.
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GOVERNMENT ESPIONAGE.
E',on .hs Learssro-th (Ranso,) T,ae

Eh< LedreGrorch lkdErusD J>Asa
His serene highness and royal majesty, JIaaes B~.
ch.nnp king and autocrat that he s has been he r.,
Of our Presidents to employ secret agents and ypss
imitation of the despotc soyeregns of Europe. VII,
he assumed the reins Of Government he sent ON -
Kansas fellow by the name of Martin, whom hs n
structed 20 dog the steps and watch the moyenec.s
men and parties. Martin played his gponinioas p.s
70 perfection. He Forwarded lying reports sbsa.
Walker and stanton to Washington, and thesc eep.s
men were removed. He Communicated false rat.
ments aboutlBrudle and Dennis. on went the head
of these officials. He exalted Calhoun, Hesdersoa
and other specious scoundres, "ho were nstsrtty
warded with the confidence and patronage Of he Pre-
idtnt.
But this is not al. Ii is in testimony ths, tins hs
tin while visiting Lesvenworth City, roomed With
Calhoun, al No. q Planters House. Prom lhs
"den' two letters were written. One 10 Danfor.h-s
Missouri ruffan-who was besought to have ara
Missouri vote poned at Delaware Crossing ne
bearer Of this was John ID. Hendaasn. The e.hsr
letter was written to an ultra ProSayery msn 4 De-
aware Crossing, and the contents have not, q W.
been made public. The bearer of this wss 10 ~ =
person than Msrtin-the Government spy.
Putting this and that together il makes gu. pr,,
clear car e. and almost establishes the propoetjon ~
yond the possibility Of successful conrsocou ,hs,
Calhoun and Martin concocted the Deswsn.crossiug
fraud. by which il was sought to disfrascA,.e the
honest vote of our country. In addition Maxim ,ele
eraphed 10 Washington immediately after The election
and before he could possibly have heard Of the
that the Slavery candidates to the State Legal
ture and al the P,oSlsyery State officers were see.d
by a large majority. Calhoun stated the sane =.
famous iasehood at Weston. Again this Marta Ia
yilifed slandered and abused the Free State patty
without stint. He has purposely misrepresensd, TIER
object and aim and made them out traitors, Sbss
and fanatics.
when caught and exposed. Although we do %. Re
commend this in Martins case he certainly dsesNW
such treatment.
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toga ball
The week has been strangely fertile in Sickness in
high places. To begin at the top, latitude So i0'.
The King Of Denmark lies sick with erysipelas AZ
Copenhagen. The Prince Regent of Prlssia is laid
up with newly sprained foot. Our Prince Nspe
leon fell with his horse last Friday and hurt his
foot. Marshal Bosquet had ali attack of something
very ike apopexy a few days ago as he was riding
out. Lamaitine had an alarming grippe, from which.
happily he is now recovering. The Princess Joa-
chin Murat and her husband, by virtue of spirited
horses and tipsy coachman, Were tipped over in
their carriage and severely hurt though not danger
ousk. The celebrated Father Rayignau is DIVING.
Cardinal Sayel died last Friday at Rome. -Four
other Italian Cardinals are reported as dangerously
III. II is not two weeks since aROther Cardinal
died 81 Romc-the wealthicst oi all the Cardinal,
by the way. 1t was apropos of the dispositions of
bis win, BY which he left the mass of his fortune 10
nephew and only hundred francs 10 buy mas.es
for hs soul, that Father Prout said this expnrpato.
riol appropriation seemed very small considerine
the Cardinals future liabilities. Father Front isat
present the Paris correspondent of The London
GLOBE; sparks Of the Old Wit often flash out in his
letter.
Tie funeral of Lablsche, whose remains were
brought here from Naples, was celebrated with great
musical pomp at the Madeleine last saturday. The
Requiem Of Mozart was performed on the occasion
by lie artistes Of the Italian Opera.
An opera which has already been favorably re-
ceyed at Naples is said to be in preparation a. the
Italian theatcr here. II s entitled Don Desiderio
and is composed by Prince Joseph Poniatowsh.
Amateurs Of old china, old pottery, Old carved
work ard all soI!s Of I'D nich lasks aid antigua.
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From Our Special Correspondent

LAWRENCE, X. T., March I, l-5S.
All the men who volunteered to defend the Usage
valley from the Missouri force under Clarke, have
returned. A heavy force Of Dragons has been at
Rufliars are not much more pacific. learn ths.
thy Keep about BaIrille, api little store Oh The
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ran pla,,hinss. hsd fine. opportunity 70 indulge
their fashionable passion and pay enormous Pnces,
at a sale last week Of large and rare co'ecton Vi
these conventional yaluables. give the prices OBJ
tanned for these articles at this sale 10 show The
vseares of taste a Ia mode: Two little medallIons
in carved wood. very delicatey cut, il is true were
bid off for 4,25O francs by ROthschild-Ihers' 'he
historian. had offered 1000 francs for them; pas
tel miniature of Walter Scott, done on pare linen.
by Msdsme de Mirbel, brought but 800 francs and
a pendant, by less celebrated artist, OF eniinofe
Cooper, was sold for only IS francs. just al pre-,
emf. the wbim Of rich collectors runs IN i,Vor VI
antique oddities and curositles rather 'DaD u
paintings.