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rae Horse P0lc either rnh Geor or Bs a. d'""'", as
ao eonrenien,iy arranged aud FURNISHED upon The same
.3>OxpEHs INSURE IN DEISG FILLED. SHOULD BE
SENT ~ THE WISIEk on SPRING SEASON.
TINuERE are 2JO OF these aach,n-s sold and
ia public use, some ot which are now Operating ior
u. hird season and have separated as high ~ lO0OOO
bushels q. GRAIN and notwithstanding the upper rct con-
d;ion, OF y. the rst Machines and the various dis.
advantages they rbored under there 10 he but
opinion expressed by the people and that IN their av
The Machine il fairly represented IN the ioilo"tn,
and will Gt rrquired) be warranted TO that
-..rc;
l IL thoroughly separates the Grain, and conveys the
straw abou, thirty feet from the Thrssher
I'd Il wall under all ordinary circumstances by sny
diaary and reasonable grmen, bag the grain tho
roughly clean Tor market.
81 /; will separate from whsa, more iil,h such as
c-.t smut garlic &c by the nrst operation, W properly
nanar. ed } than any common hand Ian (nDt using nth
board can by three times running.
18th. It will, when the grain 10 rnishe! ready o'he
feeder do all the abov. work with from four 10 eight
horses and from tour TO eight hands and thrash aud
clean foui four hundred bushels of wheat per
day Oats from six hundred bushels. All the
above labor to be much csser m3re agreeable, in
every respect than that OF the ordinary Nschines.
5t6 win be dursbc. reliable and less tedious to
ranugc the bands OF inefficient wo knrn than the com.
!on shsker, revolving net carrier and hand tau.
9TH IL will b. allowed be chaneei and moved rom
with much injury IL than any constructed upon the
principle IL having about It no inorce or ten
r.ni - rack light board sat CRATE 10 swell 10 draw
o burst nor leather carriers 10 rot and tear
~ riddle nor wire To rust and break sc
.h Upon all consideration. the Machines shall be- more
profitable and OF service and general utility 10 far
Who them. than any other clfss now rx,"n,
Fur benefit OF the public. ia. hcnest shd impartial
competitor il kindly so,ic:ed all partal:.y Or dishonest
in,ea,iou. in the case, shall have no couu;cnhncr.
S-nl-- Oi known and r-noe men ni be iuund ia tue
tJuw. ist OF references testimonials 10 The
n--, oi MI tina: ia here represented
The following names from various n-i.hburhoods
Hai couues oi owners, employers Operators and wit.
of the same OF which have been taken down
merely references, aud used here unknown 10 them.
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crs to Brazil. All of them have gained Oh the
United States two TO one, and in some cases
five to one. All but one sell more to Brazil
than they purchase in return But We now
have no steamships. and but few merchants
connected with Brazil As 10 the character Of
the cargoeS carried by the European steamers
to Brazil, our cotcmporary labors under mis-
take if he supposes that they consist of silks.
jewels and tritcS, for the brazilian Scnorls.-
The examination Of the recent Rio Journal
shows us that the English and lIamhurghcSr
steamers. both arriving in the month. brought
out such pebeian articles as 40 sacks of rice.
sos boxes of dried fish. 239 boxes OF cheese.
&c. &c
\ vast and sure field is open for American
trade in Brazil, and in order that We may So
cure il. there must be earnest effort by Ameri-
can merchants and manufacturers. 1t depends
upon them and not upon tariff. PAIL.
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there seems to be no opposition to his re.nomi
nation. Ifhe knew Of my proposing hin, for
Governor | am very sure he would stop me.
But. sirs. he is the man for this nomination,
and he will be Obliged to accept it 70 bl
thought worthy to sit in the Executive Chair
Of Virginia, in this her hour of danger. aud in
her struggle 10 regain hcr los, ascendency, is
an honor too high 10 he refused Lc; Robert
son OF Albcrnarlc he Attorney General, and
Tucker be Governor.
Let his many friends throughout the State.
whose admiration and atFectionate regard for
him, have made the name Of Ran Tucker fl.
mlliar as household word, in every county. see
10 it, that he gets the nomination.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
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EDGEWORTH FOR SALE.

FuiE subscriber. acting on behalf OF the parties 'er
r.ied offers for sale the above named farm the resi-
cc. OF :he late Gen wE, Gordon Of the county Of Al.
beEar!c.
II contains abou; Thirteen Hundred Acres Of which some
.ch, hundred open the residue being in woods aud well
iuberrd The whole Of Is well waered. aud mos. of The
open land in high state Of Improvement has upon II
comfortable brick dwelling. and together with other out
houses cabins sufficient for the accommodation Of large
number of negroes There i, also Grs MILL with con-
slant supply .! water.
The farm lies in the county Of .bemare. Immediately
under she South West Mountains. about five miles from Cor
.lan,yil,r on. and half from Lnd-ays Depot OH the Nr-
ina Central Rail Road sixteen from Charlottesville and
Within convenient distance of Churches Of various denom!
nations The situation Is healthy and tie neighborhood in
every rcspec: excellent Taking all things into consdera-
:io may Justly be described of the mos; desirable
.ni valuable estates in this par, Of the country.
II can readily be divided into two good farms, and will
diyidrd IL found expeient in order 10 effect sale
|. not sold previously /; will he offered at public auction
This fall or early winter when expect the admins
,rs,or General Gordon, TO sell seventy eighty
very valuable SLAVES together with the other personal
r,:a,e usually found large farm. Due notice will be
given az tn day OF SALE when Is aNed In the meantime
any enquiries may be addressed To Chsrloes, e
and Mr. George L. Gordon. who i resins the land
vii! take pleasure In showing 1t to any who wishes 10
see Il.
sep; 2l-ctf WM J. ROBERTSON.
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WHO SHALL BEIExT GOVERNOR {,

a writer in todays En4"irer answers, in
very pointed terms, the al'orc question. ''Sev-
enth District" is one of the test Democrats in
the State, and speaks words Of .'sohcrneSs ard
truth Let all read and give hsui 10 hi, warn
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ris, Frederick.hsil, Louis. co. Va
4 Irrr,s l..nrlcrI cI ntLfv "a

BruInncI Roy.-r, Propre,orto; Richmond Ci:y Mills
RsnsId Mills. Henrico county, Va
We arc prepared receive orders from all parts Of
III, Union and willing give the best Q: satisfaction TO all
who may favor u with their patronage.
l. S-Atrang.inen,s have just been made with Mr. Card
well Richinond. Va and formerly Of the firm Of Bald
win Cardwci Cary street BY whom orders also br
Ce:ve! aud dHedl MCDOWELL MCGEE GElSER.
Hascr>,own Foundry and Agricultural Implement Depot
Ny uncrrstoMn. Md
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CONSUL 10 GENEVA.
Vim. Fell Giles. Jr. Of Baltimore, has re-
ceircd from President Buchanan the appoint
ment to the consulship Of the United States. at
Geneva. Switzerland Mr.. Giles is son OF
the Hon VIM +. Giles, Judge of the District
Court Of Maryland
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THE RUMOR TRUE.

We learn by telegraph from Washington,
that the runlor we mentioned a few days ago,
of the consolidation of the Washington .ifotcs
and the Richmond .Sufh is true
The telegraph informs us that the new paper
is to ic under the editorial control Of Mr. Pryor.
as 1.-THE organ of no person or clique, but de-
voted to the general interests of the Democratic
party. in accordance with State Rights"
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N-IRGINIa-lX ClIAyCIRY.-In

NIRG1NlS-lN ClANCERi.-ln Hanover Circuit
Court October ID, Is5>, VI. A. rcot DE Boisfrlet,
widow Of Niche! Pco DE Bosfeili-t Josephcne Pcot De
Roisfel- Alfred ricO, De BOis.ee, and Leona leo De
iioiSfcle Ptfs.
Agalns,
Michel Pco De Bcs:eile, Arusnd Hemery De Goasesrdee
and Loa his wife, and Adel Joseph and Henry Picot De
Bci.el-, nian, children under the age Of twentyone
years, Deis.
And the same Pitts.
Against
George ". Richarison and others, Drfts.
William Goulin. administrator Of Niche, fcot DE Bois
rei o the defendants TO the first II the said suits
having departed this fe by well OF the plaintiffs
% kocr, Broaddu-. PERSONAL representative OF the
said wilSm Goudin deceased. by their COUNSEL it is
dtfei that ee suits stand revived against the said Robert
; Broaiu,. Personal representative Of said Gondin And
heF-""n 'h coming 10 he further heard on the
paIrr> formerly read and argued 10y counsel
>iera'on whereof the Court doth adjudec, order aud
decree. ,hs; the defendant Robert $ lroaduS personal
representative Of William GOudin who was administrators
Uf Michel Pcoi De Bnfec: do render an account VI the
transactions Of the SAID William Gouldn. administrator,
aforesaid before Of the commissioners OF this Court ia
rendering which account the said defendant is required to
produce before the said commissioner all papers and vouch
err In his possession under his contro relating TO the
transactions Of the said William Goudin administrator
- Aforesaid III order 10 enable the said commissioner 10
Stale the said accounts Aud said commissioner Is directed
in taking the said accounts regard prma facie
rc liable surchargrd and fal>-d by the plain
ill.,, settled OF the said Gouiiu admisrs
ior. aforesaid. made uner order VI OF cnn
ert jurisdiction under the Of the Code Of Iir
ri providing for t- settlement OF iducary accounts.
G returned to and ordered TO be recorded by such Court
L4 >i commissioner !, likewise directed settle cgatee
CUNT anu 10 report >did accoons When settled 10 the
'n With any mattel specially stated. deemed pertinent
s himself or which be required by Of the parties.
to he - ,a;ct No regular notice Of the taking the said
Nr,oHIs shall be required the parties, by their counsel
"A' the sane And is further ordered that the said
Commissioner having first gwen notice 10 the creditors Of
c aid Michel Pcot De Boisf.e produce their claims.
T.! publication week for four successive weeks in
%r OF more Of the newspapers published In the city Of
EeWoni take account Of all the debts outstanding
against The estate OF the said Michel Hcot De Bosfrilet
aud T-por; the .aIne to Court
Acory-T.ae. JAS D. CHRISTIAN. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OrYicg,
Hanover Court House, Oct. ~, 1SsS
fasul, 10 the foregoing decree, the undersigned has
APPOINTED the 18th day OF November ISIS for receiving
Proc: of all claims and demands against the estate Of NJ
Peo' deceased outstanding and for settling the
seuu,- Required By said decree.
wM. o. WINSTON
Commissioner In Chancery Hanover Circuit Court
US. 3u-ew+w
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

The market is quiet, with offerings equal to
the demand The inspections are quite small
and the supply is composed mainly Of reviews.
The new crop arrives pretty freely and sells ut
$4@ss The leaf is generally small. but the
quality is very fair. We quote old lugS at 81
@$1; common and medium leaf $G@.SS; fair 10
good shipping and working, s9@sloa; rne
working leaf $l2@$l6a.
The new crop seems more waxy than the
last, and we advise farmers not to press the
working kinds so hard as 10 stick the leaEes too
closely together.
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FURTHER BY THE OVERLAND MAIL

ST. LorIs, Nov. s.-Thc following additional
items are included in the adviccs by the over
land California Mail: The mail Of the 10th Of
September reached San Francisco before the
mail via the Tsthmus Of the same date.
Oregon dates to the 22d September mention
rumor that two noted hostile Indian chiefs
had been captured and shot.
\ messenger had arrived at Shasta with des-
patches from the army. and it was thought
that the destination Of the troops en- route for
Oregon would be changed for Washington, as
the forces now there were fully able to keep
the Indians in ,ubjection without reinforce
inents.
The Utah correspondent Of the St. Louis
Republican gives all account Of the outrages
committed on the persons Of Mrs. Walker and
her daughter, nine years Of age, BY two Utah
Indians at Spanish Fork. Governor Cumming
had demanded the perpetrators, which being
refused, a requisition was then made on Gen.
Johnston for detachment of men. who pro-
ceeded to the scene of the outrage and effected
the delivery of the culprits, who were sent TO
Salt Lake One Indian WAS unintcntionally
killed. which may lead 10 further disturbance.
\ posse Of military was stationed at Spanish
Fork for the protection Of the inhabitants.
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LATER PROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK. Nov 9--The steamship Kanys.
roo with Liverpool dates to 9th October. has
arrived
The English Press are indignant at France
in forcing the surrender Of the ship Charles
Georges from Portugal.
Lord Elgin has returned He has completed
satisfactory treaty with Japan Trade with
Canton is stagnant. Shanghai was quiet
Considerable excitement prevails at Constan.
tinoplc regarding the presence Of the steam
frigate Wabash The Porte protests. as she
largely exceeds the limits in guns.
The l. 5 steamer Wabash had prepared 10
withdraw.
The English papers, in their indignant cry
against France for coercing Portugal in the
case of the SLAYER Georges severely cenSured
the Derby Cabinet for not interfering The
exact amount of indemnity Portugal engages
TO pay France for the SLAYER had not been fixed.
India news is unmportant. The rebels We're
defeated with great slaughter on an island in
Gorgrona.
The general Parliamentary elections in Eng
land, resulted in the election OF four Liberals
The CambridgcShre stakes, at New Market,
Were won by Enrydice Prioress came in sixth.
from France for Canton, where, it is said, the
French intend establishing themselves OH ter
ritory formerly belonging to France.
The Gwalior rebels were still at Scronco.
and it was thought they would attempt 10 cross
the Nerbudda.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 21.-The sales of cotton for
the last three days amount TO $4,000 bales.
All grades have slightly declined. Breadstuifs
closed with declining tendency, and slightly
lower Provisions have declining tendency
Cotton has declined ID Spectators and ex-
porters took 1000 bales.
Manchester prices were slightly lower
Flour-choicc brands firm; lower and mid
ding qualities have declined Gd&ls; Southern
2Is ID Ohio 22sM24.s. Wheat very dull;
best quality nominal!y unchanged; inferior
grades slightly lower. and offered At considera-
BILE reduction Corn is very dull European
has declined I'd, and American is nominal
Beef is dull, with but little inquiry Pork.
bacon and lard are dull. Coffee is quiet Ro.
sin is dull at IS lid Spirits turpcntinc firm
at 39i@4ls. Consols 9os@9os.
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q T. I - K IL -

GRAiS SEPARATOR. CLEANER AND BAGGER.
PATENTED BY PETER GHISER, 1925.
The Inv entor and PRtcntee u Practical Farmer
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*2l. .7Os.l 81
F. BIGGER, Register.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Register, Obire .Noren'ber S, 1855.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
LoSDoS, October o1th-The following is the
latest news hence By telegraph to Liverpool for
the steamer as she departs:
From the Tilir. City Article
The English funds opened with continued
dullncs this morning. and remained without al
teration until the afternoon. when there was n
slight improvement. After regular hours
further advance Of onc-eghth took place. In
foreign exchange rates are without alteration
of Importance.
There were no bullion operations at bank to.
day. The American gold received by the Ara.
bia has been taken for the continent. \ fur
thcr sum of iO.O0D sovcrcignS was sent to-day
to Lisbon The amount Of gold lately dis.
patched on account of the Turkish loan was
$50, 000. \ fresh shipment Of tlj0,0oo will
be made at the end of next week. TO be follow
ed By another of like amount. which will COM
plctc the total sum ut present contemplated -
There was an active demand for silver this al.
ternoon, and it is supposed the next mail 10
China will take el0O,0O0.
The Daily News article says The demand
for gold for transmission 10 the continent has
become more active In the discoun, market
to-day somewhat improved demand pre-
vailed. and there WAS less disposition To
grant accommodation upon irst-clas, bills be-
low p per cent.
The fines states that there is no truth in
the report that the government intend to create
three new Indian bishoprics.
The Duke OF Malikoif and bride leave town
to-day for Windsor on visit to Her Majesty.
Mr. Golden had declined to sit for Manches.
ter. even if returned for Parliament. Mr. Bag
ley, the only candidate at present, advocates
the extension OF suflrages. the vote by ballot,
re,renchments, and pacific policy.
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S25,23o.s79 IS
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST;
": Duncan, camp, c. Basin.
CATH0LICi
Annaneiation- Corner Mandevi, an Morales
Immaculate Coneepuon-Baronne, on Canal.
fJefuts -Bar0nne, Common
st. Louis Csihedral-Jackson Square,
81. Anfhony-Rampsrt, c. Cont-
81. Alphonse-St Andrew, b. Live Oak aud Laurel. 4
81. Augustine-Bayou Read, c. ST. Claude
St. Bartholomew-Viere.h seguin and Bartheemy, Al
St. John Baptist-Dryades b. Clio and caniops
81 yoseph-Common b Merias and Where.
81. Marie-Conde, n Ursuine.
81. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel
ST. Pstrick-Csmp, b. Julia and Girud
1t. Peter-MaIigny. b. Casacslgo and Greatness
ST. fheresa-Camp. opp. Junction with Prytanis.
st. Trinify-St Ferdinand.
st. Vincent de Psui-Greaimen, c. Montegnt.
ursuline Convent-Belcw the city.
FIRST CONGREG ATI0NAf: ST. Charles n julia
PROTESTANT EPISCOPALs 81. Peters-tSsamenis BetheD
Esplanase- LEeist Proiesante Franeaise-Rampsri q
Bienville. Christ ChuTeh-0anal Daubhne ST. Pnals-
Camp, Gaienne ST. LukesHercues Felicity road
frinty-Jackson c. Pa9uemine. Annnnciatiaa Annnn-
citation Square. Mount 0livet-Agiers.
LuTHERANs Enterpe. b. Bseehussnd Dryades.
Chestnut. Moresn, Esghien DTysdes G Terpsiehore
Piety, Greamen. Maras, b, Benvit and CONT Cofss.
jackson s. Paul. tcoloredJ carroliion, cArellson.
PREsBYTEEI1N; Lafayette Square. PEys.nia, c cls.
Cssaeavo, n Railroad. Canal, Franklin. Fulton, n.
Josephine Prytsnz {. Josephine. ITALIA. Bsnion-
GERM EVANG. Protsstsnf-Philip. c. Chippewa Prsss-
tant-Cfo. D. Apollo and kaNAars-
NIrARfAN: Prytania CAilope. Clio, b. Pryta,s sn&
Drysdes Terpsfeh Hayades- Kutsrpe. . saech<p
md Dlyades
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G.and Encnmpment.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA T.
o. O holds It's regular sessions MONDAYS in Fel
and August OF each the Odd Fellows
Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Ofcers for the ls5Jas. Stockton NJ W. Grand Pari
arch; A. Hero NJ W. O. III Priest E. Smith, R W. G. War
den; James Furneaux r. W. q. Scribe II. Williams r. w
G. Treasurer S. NJ. Todd r. W. G. J. W. H. Millspangb w
g. Marshal Dasilya, W. G. sentinel John Frankford W.
Dep. @. Sentinel.
Oscar Barbee r. W D. g. Patriarch Of District No. s. Ba.
Ronge A. " D. Covert r. W. ID. g. Patriarch or Ms.
triet No. 4, Clinton; John Orchard, R. W. @. Rep
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"Odd Fellows Rest


The following the officers and members for the present
term, say from July. 1887, TO January 1855
sh President TO be found At Recorders once Fst
District Shields Secretary, At Odd Fellows Hall;
Thomas Walker Treasurer, l2S Common street, Theodore
Marks Ts Magazine A. fhoFnson IS fehoupitouas
n r. Hosie, Bsnk Of Orleans; Langenbecker at Lu.en-
berg Hospital; r. Allen, 1913 Csnl street; Clongh
chsncs' and Dealers Exchange, ST. Charles street:
Moore 10 Poydras A. McDouga box rs Mechanics
Tchonpitoulas street. o. VOORHEES, Magazine street, H. Press
ler Chippewa between ia kson and Philip Edu VIII
Aiges; L. Graham. 76 Camp D. p Miller
warehouse; Jones' Thrd District W. Kotlne Fourth
trlct; II. Dernys Second District; Eneas Smith,
THos. II. SHIELDS, ssrse tAry
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TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TEHUASTEPEC COMPANY

NEW ORLkkss, July 30, 1857.
Whereas The made 70 this Board BY The President
TO his late mission Washington 10 fnrtersnee
enterprise which the object o. hIs Company satisfies
That Whatever could made vf1,
the Of the behalf Company
Thai u impossible OBTAIN the mail
Company; and,
Thai the title Of the sloo grant Company
other parties having aequired under rights derived
Sloo without the knowledee Of this Board; and.
Where's IN the opinion of this Board, the title The
not being In this Compsby the organisation Of said
has basis and that the longer
u this Board IN existence would deceive the public
be accomplished By this Company 20 the dis
credit Of this Board. therefore, be u unanimoasiy
Resolved That this Board be and the is hereby ss
solved.
Resolved That the members Of the Board sevsray hereby
resign therefrom.
Of resolutions published The
different newspapers o. this city.
Resolved That this Board stands adjourned sine die.
certify the foregoing be copy from the minutes
L. HEfIIGEB, Secretary.
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Jertiheat. Of John - Afiner Of Attakana,

| New Iberia, Attakspas, March l6 1889
In July last was induced to apply the BRIDGEWATER
MIkEkA PAINT to Sugar House. and in Il
has exceeded expectations and the representations made
by the Agents, Mesrs. o. q. BOGBRT co. cheerfay
add testimony the embraced In the
Crear and recommend the Planters and Others
the 1T Fire and Water Protector have
have applied it, has been the since last July
and has neither bered cracked and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely impervious.
(Signed) JOHN r. MILLER.