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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11
TELEGRIPHIC ITTELLIGENCE.
Tronsdtlontic Cable.

The following editorial and dispatch ap-
1t reports the probable success of the laying
of the ocean telegraph wire. 1t is curious
report, as at last accounts it was represented
as an entire failure:
The great problem Of the day seems about
to be solved. We had the gratifying intel
iyrnce Yesterday noon of the safe arrival of
the Niagara at Trinity Bay and the con,in-
ued communication of the Electric Current
with the Agamemnon. A day more will
probably place the success of this grand
attempt to connect the two continents be-
yond question. We delay our congratula-
tons until assured of the entire success of
the undertaking. In the mean time We pub
fish our dispatches.
Sr JOHN, N. B., Aug. 5. The United
States steam frigate Niagara and her con-
sort, the British steamer Gorgon, arrived of
Trinity Bay Yesterday, having successfully
laid her portion of the transatlantic cable.
The Geographic communication with the
Acamemnon, which has not vet reached the
coast of ireland, is perfect, and messages are
passing through the whole length of the line
every fifteen minutes
The end of the cable will be launched
from the Niagara, to-day.
LOUISVILLE ELEcT1oN-Louisvile, Aug.
2.-Tne American candidates for county
officers have been elected by small majori-
ty
The American candidate for Judge of the
Court Of Appeals, has been elected by 22s
majority, The American candidate for
clerk Of the court is elected by ao7 MAORI
ty.
During the day a fight occurred between
DIR. Standeford and Capt. L. II. Rousseau. 1t
arose partly from political difficulty. Mr..
Rousseau WA. SHOT in the abdomen, aud the
wound is considered dangerous one.
Otherwise the election generally passed off
quietly.
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A "DONEsTyC" ROMANrE.-A few d;

A "DoMEsr,c" RoMANcE.-A few days
since an Irish domestic, in the employ of one
Of the 'iirst families" in the Nineteenth ward
met with a most singular good fortune in be-
ing united in marriage to a wealthy South
eruer. The story is, that the Southerner was
in some romantic manner smitten with her
charms, and proposed marriage, when he WAS
promptly accepted. The fair domestic went
to her mistress, and tearsully resigned the
charge Of the Kitchen stating that she in
tended soon to assume the duties of the par
!or. She then departed in a carriage, and
soon after returned in full dress, proceeded to
dispose of her former wardrobe to her less
fortunate friends. She was soon after mar
red to the 'lovyer," who turns out to be a
wealthy oouthrrner, with plenty OF property
in the Southern States. The Names OF the
parties have not yet transpired. n. \. Trl-
DuEe.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

A SHOOTING CAsE.-His Homer, the Nav
or, spent some weary and, We should suppose,
very warm hours Yesterday morning. in the
examination Of Frederick Cullen, f. m. C,
charged with shooting with intent to kill.
Ike Court room was too hot and crowded.
and other business too pressing, to allow of
more than monen'aTy peep in towards the
conclusion Of the examination, which resulted
in Cullen being bound over in the sum OF
$500, to answer to the charge alleged
against him, before The next Circuit Court
Of this county. -Notche= Courier Al lust.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

CumoslrY-Mr. W. NJ. Washburn, topo-
graphical engineer on the V. $. and I. rail
road, presented to us a piece OF stone found
by the workmen while grading through the
tie lot recently owned by Il. d. Sale, Esq,
on the en,irons Of the town. On breaking
the stone (bowlder) the interior presented
most perfect impressions of two large leaves
a hickory and an elm with all their del
cate tibres Leaves are also intersptrsed in
almost every conceivable position through
out the rock. Shreveport Southwestern.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

TnE Rocky MouSrA1y CouNTR7.-The
old and erroneous idea that the whole region
of the Rocky Mountains, north of the 4oh
parallel, is sterile region, presenting an al
most unbroken field, is completely retuted by
Gov. Stevens exploration. One of the off
GERS Of bis party, Lieut.. Saxton, says IN his
report:
| find that MY previous ideas of this Rocky
Mountain range are, SO far as this section is
concerned, entirely erroneous. Instead of a
vast pile Of rock and mountains almost i'm
passable, | find a fine country, well watered
by streams Of clear, cold water, aud inter
spersed with meadows covered with most
uxurlant grass.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

SuGAR-About so hhds. sold at firm prices. Fair
to Prime S4a94c. per Id. M
FLouR-There was some demand with sales of
about 1900 bbls., including 100 Indiana Superffne
at 81 Is Tennessee at 81 37A. 154 Extra at IS 60,
and l04 Choice Extra (Unionl at So 50 per Dbl.
GRAIN-The sales Of Corn embraced some 1900
sacks, including 100 Poor Mixed at 6Oc, Mixed and
White at zoe, 400 Ordinary Yellow at 75c., and
273 Prime Yellow at soc. per bushel Of Wheat,
1000 sacks Red sold at soc. per bushel. The sales
of Oats included 500 sacks St. Louis III several lots
at 6Uc per bushel.
PRoyIsIoNs--We hear of no transactions in Pork
of any consequence. Bacon still higher, and
we noticed sales of % casks Prime Clear Sides at
9ae., and Is casks of Ribbed Sides at &C. per ID.
BALE RopE-We noticed sales of ESQ coils Ma
chine at 6sc and about 1900 coils at 5ac. per ID.
CoFFEE-The sales embraced 1000 bags, of which
$50 sold at -, 900 at 1osc, and $50 at l0ac perlb.
WHIsKY-We noticed sale Of 1876 bbls. Raw at
CSC. per gallon. Crescent, 4M INST.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

New CoTToN.-1he steamship Mexico,
which arrived yesterday from Indiauola and
Galveston, brought two bales of new crop
cotton (the first receipts of the SEASON. One
bale was from the plantation Of ". II. Kirk
land, in Western Texas, consigned to Tare-
,on, Wiling & Tullis: the other, from the
plantation of Judge A. NJ. Campbell. Of Co.
lumbus, Colorado county, Texas, consigned
to s. DeVisser u Co. IN. Q. Picayune July
&c.
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SHERIFF SHE.

TAYLOR & Radden, vs.. Henry Evans, No. 1880
DY VIRTUE ef Il writ of f ia in the above entitled
ID suit issued from the Hon. the District Court of
the parish of Cathoula, and to the sheriff thereof
directed, have seized upon the property OF the
defendant, tract parcel OF land, containing
333, $1,000 more less with all the improve
ments theleupon, said land being situated in the
Parish of CatAhoula and being the same purchased
by the defendant of VIM. NJ. Slater and fully des-
crlbed in the deed of sale and will on
Soturdas, tie An dag Of September, 1858.
within legal hours at the Court House door ir tic
town of lIatrsonburg offer said property for sale
to pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of sale-Cash under benefit of spprais-
ment. D. III PcICuAPn
sherif"s Office, July 20, 1858. Sheriff
Prs. Fee s..
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SHERIEE SIZE

hoss Addison, vs.. Henry Evans, No. 1899
R1 VIRTUE Ola writ of fl ia in the above entitled
~ suit issued fom the Hon. District Court Of the
fallsh OF Catanoua, and to the sheriff thereof d.
rect'd, haze seized upon as the property of the
aelehd!n', tract or parcel of land, containing
o3", 2J-l0o acres of land more Or less the same
purchased by Henry Evans Of VIM. VI. Slater as per
deed of record in the Recorders Office of the Parish
OF Catahoula with all the improvements and APP
pnrtenances thereto attached. Known in part az
the White Suphuf Springs in the Parish of Catahou-
la and | will on
Saf"rciay, the 4M day of SEPTEMBER, 1858.
offer the same for sale at the Court House door
within legal hours. With benefit of appraisment
to pay and satisfy said writ.
D. N. PRICHARD,
Sheriff Ofhce, July 90, 1858. Sheriff.
Prs Fee IS.
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RIVER NEW s..

At vidalia; tho river has gradually de
clined, since Our last from sixteen inches Il
between two and three feet.
BLACK RIvER.-This stream is falling as
fast as the receding of the Mississippi will
allow of it.
TESsAs RIvER-This river has fall re-
ported but with great variations at different
points of the river. As much as six or sew
en- inches fall have been reported due west
of Vidalia. Concordia Intelliyencer, FIJI
day, last.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

ENGLISH LORDS ON HrNTISG TouR-
Lord i.ichard Grosvenor, Lord Henry Cav
endish, and the Hon. Mr.. Ashley left st. An
thonv, Minnesota, on Tuesday, the Goth inst,
on buffalo hunt in the wilIs of Dacotab-
They went with the same great party which
Mohammed Pascha, the Turkish Adm;ral,
was to have accompanied. They vii! be alb
sent in the wilderness some six weeks.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

The Plaquemines Rice Planter, of satur-
day last, SAYS:
We observe in papers from different sec
tons, notices of parties emigratng, or ma
king arrangements to emigrate to South
Florida which the evacuation of the Semi
noIes renders new land of promise 1t
will eventually become the garden of the
Union, for there are few tropical plants and
fruits wlii;h grow in Cuba that will not flour
ish with equal luxarances in South Florida
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500 REWARD

DANAWAY from the undersiene, 4.
IL Satchitoches road, ten miles fan ~, "
q risonburg, the three follovia, IS y
bed negroes. viz HARMON NJ
IY man, aged about 40 years; Nh
ion, stout and heavy built, one Of ii. I. 4
teeth out. CHLOE, a woman, abous /.
age. black complexion, and of rather M u.
ELLEN, girl, about 2years Of ss 81, !,
plexion. o1s
| will give the above reward for tba !.
the three if taken out of the State. ana ~,
cred to me at my Xsidence. JAS. Nh
llarrisonburg, Louisiana, April es, I'M
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LONGEVITY OF MuLEs.-The Medical
World says that there is mule now in
possession Of farmer, near the Balingloss,
Ireland, which has been employed in the
transit examination, ETC., to Vinegar Hill
since 1908. There is saying that white
mule lives longer than any other mule.
Some years since one of that color, on Col.
Middleton's estate, in South Carolina, was
over eighty years old, and was still at work.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

The Central (AvoyelIes) Organ, Of the
oath ut., states that Cameron and Wilson,
confined in the MarksvilIe Jail on charges Of
just before daybreak on the previous Sunday
by breaking two or three doors A man
named Bordelon, awaiting trial for murder,
could have escaped with them, but refused
to do so. Wilson and one of the negroes
were afterwards recaplured near the Atchaf-
aaya river.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

A New MErHoU-Somebody says that
he has better method Of sending money by
mail han that Of registering the letter at the
post-ofiice. When he is lucky enough to
have money to send to his friends through
the mail, he places a large block seal upon
the letter, and writes underneath in haste!
Such letters always get to their destination
in safety.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11
SHERIFF SALE.

Mallard Armstead VS.. D. D. Hanes & Co. 18th
District Court, Parish of Catahoula
pY VIRTUE of a writ of f. ia to me directed in
~ the above case, | have seized as the property
of the defendant, John P Hanes, a nergro boy
(slave) named John, ia blacksmith) and will on
The 4h Of September merit, 4.
within legal no urs offer the same for sale at the
Court house door, under benefit of appraisement
to pay and satisfy said writ.
Sheriff 5 Office, July 81. D. N. PRICHARD,
Pritfee,$7. sheriff
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One Of our subscribers, says the Louisville
Democrat, of the 23d inst was out hunting,
in Owen county, the other day, and was
about to shoot at a squirrel, when he noticed
that it appeared to be charmed. Shortly af-
forwards he came upon large rattlesnake
which was exercising its powers upon the
poor squirrel-bad already eaten one, part
of its tail sticking out of his mouth. Our
friend killed the squirrel first, and the snake
afterwards.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

AFFRAY.-Considerab excitement was
produced in our city on "Wednesday night,
III consequence Of a personal encounter be-
tween two citizens, Mr. John Sharks and Mr..
Osborne llutchins. 1t was commenced un-
der the Hill, and renewed just before dusk
in the City Hotel Saloon, and resulted after
some blows had passed, in Mr.. Shanks shoot
ing Mr.. Hutchins The ball hit the latter
on the lett Of the stomach, just above the
thigh, and passed directly round to the left
side. The glancing Of the ball was most
fortunate. as otherwise the wound would
probably have been mortal Mr. Hutchins,
we learn. is badly injured but we trust not
fatally. Natchez Courier, Friday, last.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

MARRIAGE OF EcKLE AND Mrs. CUNNING
nAM-The New York Sunday Atlas says
that the famous Tor iufamaYsl John }. EckIe
has married the Mrs. Gum ham, aud they
are now living together as " old, IN New
York City. Eckle is the proprietor of fat
3lting establishment, which has recently
teen indicted as nuisance. Both parties
lenr ago became nuisances.
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Runaway in Jail.

WAS COMMITTED to the III
" parish on the 10Th inst, a me-,
man who says his name is CHAINS
and that he belongs to a Mr.. NAH,
White, of Mississippi, but ranapsr
Plantation on Beouff River. Said ,
Of dark complexion, tolerably Sion
three or four upper front teeth %
other prominent marks. This nea0
his possession when taken a dIpb
gun. The owner is required to CO,
ward, comply with tie law and 4
away. II. ID. SwINDALL /
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

Judge Mcclure of Pittsburg, while charg-
ing q jury in a lottery case, spoke of stats
teal savan down East, who had carefully
noted the number of persons struck by light
ming in one year, and compared it with those
who had drawn prizes in lotteries during the
same period, arriving at the conclusion that
three persons were struck by Lightning TO one
who had drawn a prize
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN.-Ihe Eicks-
burg Southron says that an attempt was
made, few days ago, to assassinate Col.
Richard Christmas, of Issaquena county
He was fred at while returning home from a
fishing party, and received several buckshot
in his cheek and side. He is considered in
no danger. The matter will be ludicialy in
yestioated.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

Columbus, Ky, must be a hard place. An
old farmer who had been somewhat unfortll-
nate in some Of his dealings in that interest
ing embryo village, expressed his opinion OF
it AS follows:
If the angel Gabriel happens to light at
Columbus, they'll swinde him out of his
horn before he can make single d
tOOt
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

Texas UNITED STATES SESAToR.-The
Tyler (fexas) Reporter, of the 2lst ult,
saws:
We have it from very good authority that
COY. kunnel, has appointed Col. Matt. Ward
OF Cass, as United States Senator, to fill the
vacancy occasoned by the death of the la
mented Henderson.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

AN ANCIENT EGG-The New Castle, (Pa.)
Item, learns on "uninpeachahle auhoriy,'
that some men, recently sinking well in
Plain Grove township, Lawrence county,
found a hens egg firmly embedded in the
sand, SO feet below the surface, in good con-
dition. at was broken and appeared fresh,
but spoiled in few minutes, after being ex-
posed to the air'
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SHERIFF SALE.

EIITTfIT "
John B. Valentine 4 Co. VS.. d. u. hss,
18th District Court, Parish OF CataDs-,
DY VIRTUE of \ writ of h. Ia ws
ID from the 18th District Court o !. \
Louisiana, in and fortbe parish OF oa'.Is
seized upon a negro boy, John, gay 4.
the property, of John P Hanes, deiehl,
Saturday, the 4th day Of 'sepfs' Y
will offer the same for sale at the eou -
within legal hours, with the benehte' Y
to pay and satisfy said writ. m
d. n. PRlCHAHI
Sheriff 'sOfiice, July n. r
A. r. HxSDRY, Atty.
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A WILD CoUNTRY.-Some of the telegraph
stations IN Newfoundland, are twenty miles
from any habitable place, and the operatives
live in state Of original simplicity. They
are well posted, however, in the news Of the
day, and know all about prices in the cotton
market
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Call Meeting of the Police

To the members of the Police Jury o. =
of Catahoula. ~
On the requisition of twelve free a0. \,
Parish of Catahoula, the members O
Jury of said Parish, are hereby notliea -
eaN meeting of that body on The h[sa ,'
next (the 9th day at the toa \.
Harrisonburg. Auea ma q
-
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TSs- We regret to learn that Mr.. Osburn
Hutrhns, who was shot on Wednesday
evening, died about midnight on Thursday
from internal hemorrhage The general i'm
preston, and the hope, was that the injury
would not prove mortal.
Mr. Shanks, who was very much bruised
in the ARRAY, surrendered himself to the Gus
tody Of the Sheriff, "a soon as he was able
to leave his bed on Thursday. We presume
he will be examined to-day befor. bis Honor,
Mayer Wood.-Ib tn.
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The Stale Of kOsEisi;,R:a, Par
iSEa of C;,t;, ;lOMi:a.

PERSONALLY appeared before me, the under
l signed Justice OF the Peace, W, j. ~
Wilson, and attrr being duly sworn, says 40 :
on his oath, thai he has taken up stray .Ll.E1-
Horse about fourteen hands highland eight years Old
and Of DEEP BAY COL0", with a small
white spot III the forehead, other brands marks
of any kind on said horse visible. The said Wilson
declares that he took up said horse in the neigh
borhood of James Arnoll's, in Ward No. | in the
State and Parish aforesaid, and that he does not
know the owner of said Horse.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the under
signed Just of the Peace this the I'd day Of Au-
gust, 1855 JESSIE 7. HOLLOWAY,
just. Of the Peace
5.l3 st.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, Eleventh District c0a
Parish of Catalonia, Clerks Office
Clerks Office.

Succession of James I. Miller, Deceased.
WHEREAS Eliza J. Wigginton, administrative OF
W said succession, has this day filed in this
Office, account of her administration thereof
together with Il tableau of distribution of the
funds thereof, with a prayer that said account
and tableau be homologated. Therefore notice is
hereby given, that unless opposition thereto be fled
in this Office in thirty days from this date said ac-
count and tableauwill be approved and homologa-
It'd according to law. {. c. DUKE,
Aug. 10, 1858. Clerk
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A BLACK JokE.-The Louisville Journal
perpetrates the following:
"Mr J. Black of the Southern Banner, de
clares for the dissolution Of the Union. Let
him have a traitors reward:
Hung be the heavens with Black"
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In fishing. we have occasionally seen big
pike watching bait, and evidently weighing
the chances between getting a good dinner
and being good dinner. He should have
been able to weigh very accurate behind
SO many scales
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

All reports as to the character, deal large
" in exaggeraticn. Il never knew" saws a
wise man, any one either az good or as bad
rs he was represented"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-11

E The Supreme Court of Georgia has
recently decided that the wages Of all jour
ney-men except printers arc exempt from
process and liability to punishment.
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Nebraska is our larges. Territory. 1t will
make about eighty States as large as New
Hampshire, and is about one-sixlh the size
of Europe
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" o TICEf

Harrisonburg, July v
A. R. Hendry is authorized to attend
legal business, where | am attorney e "
against parties on the Docket. X. N. pVN
gY Persons concurring in the ab0''
upon me or address letters to HARRISBURG W.
August !, 1853. 12-3t. \. h. ~.
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they still have a Wing ticket for the Legis
Iature.
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1he best get Of any Grass f. !
THE KIRKLAND Mn,

pROCuRED at great expense eo...
L the vallies of Durango and 0r - n
Mexico. Nnu VAihs
This grass will make (per wear, !.
ting superior to the best Timothy, :, a \.
OF the North, and also affords
larger number of stock than eny II pss'a'
~ For further particulars ann iva :
KIRKLAND at his residence az ei
or address him at Harrisonbure DsaA Z
REFERENCES:
Jacob Shlenker, Farmery;lt,
K. M.Dowden, Harrisonbs.I \
c. L. Hood, Catahonl..' Il
L. Dunlop,
S. c. Pool, +
% The seed can be obtained n i s.N
Brother, Harrisonburg; Thomas No. 4
well parish, or Of me, at my place \
sW The time of planting is early i a.
July IA, -
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The eldest incumbent of any Post-oftice
in the United States is General Joseph Locke,
now acting Postmaster in Bloomfield, Maine.
He has filed the office for forty five consecu-
tive wears.
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Mem Orleans Markets.

CorToN-There was some little demand yester-
day, but the sales were confined to about 1000
bales. Prices were easier and most of the trans
actions were at inside figures. We still quote:
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n q r I c h.

~ - 4 - ~
DY the death of j. c. Howard it beceus
ID saty that the claims Of &c. lIowadtI
riS u Woodbridge, and Woodbridge & Groc
his death should be settled. An persons
to the above succession are requested to 4
ward and settle 10y the first Of Scptemta
they will tiG their accounts in the hands
torney. j. Il. WOOLDRiDGE
Trinity, La, July 10, 1858. Liquidath,
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a young lady and gentleman, who knew
each other when children, met each other on
the cars going to Harrisburg, a few days ago
ResuIt-they fell in love, stopped at hotel,
rot married and went on together
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Two men in West Haven, Connecticut, it
is said have raised this season 1000 quarts
of strawberries upon an acre and quarter
Of ground.
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N OF &c r.,

4 LII persons are forwarned from tradMsl
n drawn in favor Of james n Stamp
Undersigned, dated some time in FebFa.
and payable ON or before the lst day q
next. The considerations fox Which sad
given having failed, we are determined d
the same unless compelled by law.
ELIZA 4. FAIRBl
L. J. FAlkBAAR
July 9th, 1853.
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NOTICE.

nURlNG my absence Col. VIM. N. Tew ia au.
~ thorized to receive and receipt for State Taxes
for the year 1857.
w. E. GAULDEN, Collector
March 10 1S56-4-43tf
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Why is man in difficulties like an os
trith in wet weather l-Cos he can't find tn,
dust to cover his bill
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5+l3 st.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, | Eleventh District Court
PARISH OF cArAnorLA Clerks Office
Succession of Vim. Strother, deed.
VHEREAS, HENRY l.. GREEN, has fled his appl
w cation in the Clerks Office of the Eleventh
District Court, praying to be appointed adInitsta
tor OF said succession; therefore, Notice is hereby
given that unless opposition be filed in this Office
in writing, within ten days from tie date hereof,
said applicant will be appointed according to law
IL. S; Witness, my hand and the Seal of said
Court, this 4th Gay of August A. d., 1858.
c. c. DUKE, Clerk.