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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-24

The Great Western RsilwAss of Canada
have decided to construct solid iron bridges
10 place of The wooden ones over ell the in.
p1ftsnt streams on Their lines.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01
TEL1GRAPRIC INTELLIGENCE
From the P;eovune. Noy. %.

1TONs the <1c0yuUe. MOI, 70.
New YoRx, Nov. 1914 despatch datet
Havre, Nov, IL, says the cotton market wal
dull, and tho sales for three days amounted
to 5000 bales. Orleans was quoted at l05f
Stock on hand $4,000 bales, agsinst 10000
at the same period last year.
NEW York MARKET.
The cotton market is firm.
The sales to-day amount to 1000 bales.
Aiddling Orleans is quoted at l2Ac.
CINCINNATI, MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 26-Tbe demand for
mess pork is active, and prices have advanced
25c.-we quote at 8l7.
The demand for lard is active, and prices
have advance 3c.-we quote at lO3c.
All grades of whiskey have advanced, the
market closing with continued upward ten
dency-we quote At 22c,
All the hogs on market have Seen bought
up at an advsnce-ssy 90 70a75-sales to-
day 10000. The receipts for the season are
$4,000.
LOUISVILLE MARKET.
LOUISVILLE, Nov, 26.-Largs sales ofpro-
visions are making for future delivery.
The demand for hogs is active at full pri-
ces. The receipts for the season are l2l 900.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

WAsn1SGros, Nov. ia letter re.
ceived here from Tucson, Arizona, states that
q new revolution has been organized in Sonora
against Peschiera, and in favor of the Zu-
loaga party, which will probably prove sue.
cessful.
Still later accounts from Sonora state
that Sueson was full Of Americans, and that
the authorities Of Guaymas, the principal
sea port town Of the province, had surren-
dered the town to the Zuloaga party and
fed.
Lieut.. Mowry had proceeded TO the gold
diggings on the ella River, which are said
to be very rich in deposits.
The Apache Indians were quite trouble
some. in that region.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

Benz. Randolph, the cabinet maker o.
Philsdelphia, in whose house Mr.. Jefferson
first lodged, made the desk on which the
Declaration Of Independence was written.
The desk is now in possession Of . gentle
man Of Boston, who married . grand-daugh.
ter Of Jefferson. The Declaration was writ.
ten 10 the house Of Mr.. Graaf, bricklayer,
on the south side Of Market street, between
18th and 9Th streets, of whom Mr.. Jefferson
hired parlor and bedroom. So saws Mr.
Jefferson, in letter to the Rev. John Mease,
25th, 1925.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

No MORE SWAMP LAxps.-With the
above caption the Baton Rouge Gazette, OF
the goth ultimo, has the sutjoined observa.
tiona:
On Thursday last, all the balance Of the
unsold State Lands under Act No. 2S7 of the
Legislature Of 1855, were taken up. The
act in question provided for the sale of one
million acres. The parties purchasing the
balance will hold scrip at $3.50 or s. per
acre. The only land can now be entered at
the State Office in this city, is that gradua
ted BY the two acts Of 1851, wherein certain
parishes are named. In one of the acts re-
ferred to, there is clause under which any
land in the United States Land District
North of Red River, that has been in market
five years and upwards, can be entered at
seventy-6ve cents per acre, but affidavit must
be made before a Justice of the Peace, by
one or more parties acquainted with it, that
it is not subject to overflow from the Missis-
sippi, Red or Ouachita rivers. Under the
graduation act, one person caonot enter, in
his or her name, more than 800 acres. The
two acts of 1857 were gotten up expressly
for the benefit of ''the people" settlers, and
they should take advantage Of them before
they are repealed.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

THE ErrEc1s OF ToBAcco.-The Dublin
Medical Press, asserts that the pupils
Of the Polytechnical School in Paris have re-
Gently furnished some curious statistics bear.
ing on tobacco, Dividing the young men of
t. at college into groups-the smokers and
the on-smokers-it shows that smokers
have proved themselves in various cempeti-
tive examinations far inferior to the others.
Not smokers in the lower rank, but in the
various ordeals that they have to pass
through in tie year, the average rank Of the
smokers had constantly fallen of, and not
inconsidersbly, while the men who did not
smoke enjoyed cerebral atmosphere Of the
ciearest kind.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

AAussor PAR,sH DlsTRsc1 CouR9, La
This Coprt. Hon. Judge E. D. Farrar, ad
Ijosrned last week on Friday. The following
according to the vicksburg True Southron
were the chief criminal cases:
Burger charged with the killing Of hi,
wife in Franklin Parish, was found glilty
and sentenced to be hung. Winter, charged
with Stealing female slave Of Andrew R.
Hynes, Esq, whom he slowed not wisely,
but too we'll" was found guilty, and sentenc-
ed to twenty years in the Penitentiary.
The counsel of Burger took an appeal,
which will b considered in New Orleans in
February next. he has been remandsd back
to Jail to await the decision.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

HALr A CENTURY MAKES Soxx DIFFER.
EscE.-When the trial of Aaron Burr was
going on in Richmond Virginia, June Sd,
1907. the court was detained BY the non-ar-
rival Of Gen. Wilkinson, of New Orleans.
Mr.. Hay, the United States District Attor-
ney, said: I'VE look at the map and end the
distance FROM New Orleans to Richmond to
Be 1870 miles. If he comes by land, he
must travel on horseback. He could proba-
bly, ride 80 tniles per day. and BY this data.
be would require forty I've days from New
Ohsans to this c;ty."
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

TIE LADIES FAvoRIrE.-The December
number Of Cooley has be en- received; As ever,
it 10 unrivalIsd ia the fashion plate depart
ment, aad il in all respect worthy place in
every family parlo' in the land. Now is the
time to subscribe for this most excellent aud
popular Magazine. Commence with the
January number. Any young lady DESTROYS
Of obtaining either Cooley Owe had like
to said,-at all events they can get Cooley
by applying at this Office, and We should be
pleased to assist them in so doing.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

: ANOTHER Sect DEAp.-The Parkerites, .
spurious sort OF Baptist, built chuch twenty
years ago in Coles county, Illinois, and so de-
cided it. that If there was ever allowed within
its walls a temperance lecture, Bible socie-
ty meeting, missionary meeting, or Sum-
day school, the title was forfeited, and fell
back to the original owner. Ten years since
its pulpit became vacant for want of hearers,
aod now the sheep and swine sleep there.
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NOTICE

- NOTICE.
State of Louisiana Eleventh. District Court.
Parish Of Ca,ahoula, Clerks Office.
Succession Of Simon Posner deceased.
w HEREAS RICHARD H. CUNY, has filed his
" application in the Clerks Office of the Elev-
enth District Court, praying to he appointed adj
rinis.rator Of said Succession; Therefore notice is
Hereby given, that unless opposition be filed in this
office, in writing, within ten days from the date
hereof, said applican. wnbe affirmed according to
law.
H. S. Witness my hand. and the seal Of said
Court, this 3Oth d. ofNovomber, A. D. 1858.
L. GIP DUKE, Dpty. Clerk.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

The Charleston Is. c. Mercury says "a
gentleman in the last stages Of consumption,
and on his way to the balmy climate Of
Florida, arrived at one of our hotels in CON-
pany With his lady. In two or three days
he died, and the heart-broken wife at once
prepared to return to her Northern home
with the corpse Of her husband. The hotel
bill was demanded and presented, when-iu
addition to the posthumous charge for the
accommodation Of the dead man-ten dol
lars were required for the privilege ofdying.'
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SHERIFF SALE.

Elizabeth be Ramsy, D list Govt, Govt,
John Reynolds Parish of CsIa 6eula.
RY virtue Of writ Of .tieri tasi(s, in thie
lease issued from the above xy1ed cogt,
and to the Sheriff Of the Paris P6f Catiho (ia.
directed, have seized as progeny OF
No. ssss,to wit; the aE, quasef Of the
N. T. quarter Of sectioi No. 90 knship No.
4. North of range y 6. Eas1 Eoutaininiug
80 95-loo acres, al6 patepl NO. 1854, to
wit; the N, ] Of be N. ~ a. Of section No,
20, Township n 4, no ia Of range No. 8
East, containing 70 go 90 of an acre. And
on sotnraaykhe 4hlay Of December ner'.
within legal bours, the door of the court
house, in TIE town of Harrisonburg. Twill
offer they Same for sale for cash, under the
benefit OF appraisement.
d. NJ. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
Oct. %, 1858. Prs, fee $40 SOL
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PROBATE Slil

PROBATE SAL ~ ~nTlJ
n pursuance Of an order II Ihissv IA y,
l Sheriff OF the Parish Of 9 Nd "a ts.3k ir,
the Hon. the District Con xAh4 ~.
houla, ! shall, on JSh~il
"Wednesday, tie L2dy Of Nn n ~ pa
at the late resddencej Ii John Nd ~ "a Of
the Monroe road miles from NJ SsiIsrs,
sonburg, proceef to offer hr 81 III ~ a1ecia
bidder at public auction the ptspq G. ~ eosnple
sion of said John Wood dece;ssd : q IN Id
=, The Ii.e. property ss',t eo9p'sof Land
The tract of y "a wherein jsaSS . 1he Il,
sided, containing one hunds satenstim, thd
more or less viii the buildid ua \ treatsd of
upon the samf will be sold n IN kseis iinporta 1
the remainde1 bn credit bf twdn n inEentlsd
day Of sale. mo Warranty tits talay. cln,sI'fa
the land b. the admins ator Or tsid etstional
an againS themselves eheir hstsni Secss viii
al others laiming undk them hstsa9hsd nsnoe
claims. rhe slaves e negro v3avely !,
children hinder ten VI Hrs Of age b tins Of che ed
One neg girl aged fourteen jean ~ g =. nal
aged (brty years, IN old woman 81 insoima
The q lives win be bld on a credit wtne best mot
The personal p bperty consists - cnarscser Z
about four hunfed bushels, to 1hose arscles
Fifty bushels, Il of fodder sold &,e Ssnss wo'
Of cattle, stocI bf hogs, two hol r. o. g suSect :,
lot of potatce farming uteusl( &c. sht before u
Terms Of Ne. The perso1 hpq ar.
The land End slaves as bre ssn = Zen ~
purchasing On credit, WILDE squhedssse 80 OF
in solido. tn one or more ureds. $1,000 ~. mat :.
by the ad hinistrator, to drawn rfEs sne~ ~, re
or order Twelve months bm the Day ~ s . ,,,n
lating Interest at the pkte Of eight N ~. 49,.
annum from maturity II not puneus w spt me-
speciaY mortgage on the property pnth' - AD y
ditionf security All the propet, g. -
der benefit of appraisment D. LEES LIVING
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

An Augusta (Me.) paper tells story about
q dance between a chap named Snellings and
. Rakeusack gal called Big Sis. They dan.
ced seventeen hours and fifty-seven minutes,
when Big Sis caved in and took seat in the
chimney corner, tanning herself with the bread
tray.
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Elsvsnth Distfles Coert
Clerks Omce.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Elsvsnth Dbulet Coe1e
PARISH OF CArAHouLA. Clerks Omcs.
Succession Of Edrin y. Eair6anks, dee't.
WHEREAS, W. A. W. Fairbanks has fled h;a
" application in the Clerks Once Of the Eleventh
District Court, praying to be appointed Administers.
tor of said succession: therefore, Notice Il hereby
IN writing, within ten DAYS fsom the date ' bereof
said applicant will be appointed according to law
IL. s. Witness, my hand and the Sc al of said
Court, this 90 day of Nov. Il. d. 1858.
6-27-3r. C. G. DUKE. Clerk.
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FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE COTTON PLANT.

VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION
CONTAINING 100 acres Of rich swamp land An
" Tiger Bayou in this Parish (Catahoulal il Offer.
ed for ssle by the undersigned, on liberal farms
Said plantation has about $50 acres in nigh 81 .te
ofcr.cvation, upon which there are now heavv
crops Of cotton and corn; good dwelling and
Clubhouse, and new framed quarters sufficient TO
Is handA
For further particulars inquire Of the proprietor
WHO resides % the place. JAS. s. SIRION,
Tiger Bayou Oct. aoeh, 20. snoA
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ID L Il D..

IN this town on Monday the 2eth ult, aged 30
years and one month, MARY JANE, wife Of RAN
DoLPH G. SMITH Esq, ofthis place, and eldest daugh-
ter of Col T. b. Rutland of the Parish of Caldwell
La. She leaves three children, one three days old.
The death Of this amiable lady is not only severe
bereavement to her family, but to the social and
religious circle of this community, OF which she was
an ornament She was member in full csmmu-
Mon with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ouschita Register will please copy.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA ! Eleventh District Cout
PARISH OF CRrAHouLA. Clerks Once.
Succession Of Sarah Pr;chard, decd.
WHEREAS, VIZ. s. PRICHARD, has fled b;s an.
W plication in the Clerks Office of the Eleventh
District Court, praying to be Apo inted admin.
istrator Of said succession; therefore, Notice Is
hereby given, that unless opposition be fled in
hereof, said applicant will be appointed according
to law. Witness nv hand and the seal Of
eaid Court, this 18th day Of Nov, A. d. 1858,
Il. o. G. DUKE. Clerk. s-H.ss.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

RUNAWAY NMS
WAS committed to the Jail ofhsn,
" 9th inst, a negro boy about u
~ black complexion, says bis =,
has remarkable large eyes, vii
Al6O Or 40, says he belongs ",
living on Tcnsas. -
The owner is notified to comply y
H. G. RAND0LlH1
Harrisonburg, Oct. 9th, SO, So Il
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LATE OF LOUISIANA, Eleventh District Court
PARISH OF CArAHoULA. Clerks OAice.
Succession Of Elizabeth Glenn, decd.
WHEREAS, WV. B. SPENCER has fled hi,
W application in the Clerk Office of the Eleventh
District Court, praying to be appointed administra-
tor Of said succession therefore, Notice s hereby
given that unless opposition be filed in this Office
in writing, within ten days from the date hereof
said applicant will be appointed according to law.
L. S. Witness, my hand, and the Seal OF said
Court, this % day of Nov. A. D., 1858.
b-27-3T. c. q. DUKE, Clerk.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

THAT STRAY ELEpHAHr.-The reader NAV
remember that an elephant escaped at Can.
ton few days ego from menagerie. We
learn from the Yazoo Democrat that he was
lately seen on the premises Of Col. Jno. NJ.
Sharpe, and was killed BY being shot through
the brain by ball from Mississippi rifle.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

A Witty RE7oRr.-"Are you worth two
hundred and fifty dollarsl" inq uired Gov
eminent Office holder It Bennett, the colored
barber, as he walked up to the ballot box to
deposit his vote last Tuesday. Eyes sill" re-
piled the barber, "and if I was in st. Louis
should be worth seven hundred dollars"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

~ The inmates of this Office tender their
sincere thanks to their old and highly es-
teemed friend Of the Post Office, for the Bible
and Hymnbook, with which he has presented
the ofice,-and beg to assure him that the
present is very acceptable and duly appreci-
ated.
The Old gentleman is now in receipt Of a
new and extensive assortment of Books, to
which We call the attention Of purchasers;
almost anything in the book or stationery
line can be had on liberal terms at bis Office
On Catahoula Street-Drop in.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

An exchange says that there is grocer
in that city who is said to be so mean, that
he was seen to catch . fly of the counter
holding him up by his hind legs. and look
in the cracks OF his feet to see if be hadn't
been stealing some of his sugar.
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NEW Con- 4
DIRECT 1KpoR,,,asssil. J!

oAIl' 49, ,
FROM NEW YORK, p, -, 4
vru, . 49,, BAL7T0oRSS ~. "
NEW AND ~ SH7OV1sis WI; mr. l,
WI, WINTER 0ooSe -
WE take this method % IN. ~ ~.
Ing our FALL and WINER ~. si !
every branch, which We ofs.s s!v Rx~r
s WINTER GOODS, win do = - = !. $50
examine our stock before nn,'s a
We will sell our goods At Me- ~ Z s0n--
AEAPy PLAETr.A2yo, !, !, 500
Just received per ste.m., = 900, -
yd's HEAVY KERSEYS ~, xtass
PLAID LINsEYs; 10 h.l.. "a, -
airs best RETAIL RUSSrss lllls.
kETS, &c. All at New Orls.s. !.
m CLOTHING, c1o1S 1,
The best assortment eva,.s III,
Of all descriptions. and latest - &lxpl A
FANCY, GoQns,,l i| 8
~ Jnst received re civ, a fine lot j nv eho
PLAID SILKS; CREPE a. - liz,
4ERES and DELAINES. wv GAde l
'ortment of FANCY TRIsns, No.;
'ud WOOL PLAlDS. All n SP10bks
GROCFnyts,, Is psii :,
he lowest prices. Ole, :.
n. B. TO COTTON psytS q u. :
We will buy cotton, and ~ 4 b G
PRICES in trade, Or for cash mstn,
p, Sept. Is, '5S..5-ls.S moa m de,t
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" o TICE.

Succession of T. l.. Hing, deceased.
IL Persons having claims against the Estate Of
II T. L. King deceased, are hereby notified TO
present them duly authenticated 70 the undersigned
executor, within the legal time, as II Is desirable
to settle the succession at early date a. prac.
ticablc. JOHN S. HOOTER,
Testamentary Executor
November .4th 1858. s-sS St. =
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--y - - 10, 100 .
SHERIFF SALE.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF!CATA.
HOULA.
Maria DeArman and husband. Us. xl;a
b. Beard aud husband. +
RY virtue of writ Of Ee,; faei &. issued
- in this case from TIT Distrio Court. of
the Parish Of Catab06a, and the Sheriff
thereof directed, lave seizl Il as the pro.
perty of Julia E Beard, u land and i'm
Provements het einafter q Bcribed, on which
there is sPShal morta &c and vendors pri-
village, for fe payme1E Of the note on which
the judgment was n dedicated, to wit: Frac-
tional 4 etion No/G, in township No. 6,
east, lthe land/distrct north of Red River.
ontfniug abQN $40 22-loo acres, all ".
ingbn Black River in this parish, except
about "a 9e1O0 acres running over into
and being The parish of Coucordia. topetb-
er with 9 the Improvements and appurti.
nances the same belonging, and on Sat.
urdoy he 4M day Of December merit, within
legal 1ours at the door Of the court house in
Hartsonburg. will offer the same for sale
tor sash, under benefi: Of appraisement.
u. NJ PRlCuARD. Sheriff
Oct. 81, 1858. [Prs. fee $40 sol
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TEE GREAT McRAE.-This renowned
packet has already taken her place in the
Ouachita. Capt Tobin informs Us that she
will ply - regular packet between Trenton
and New Orleans, and her time Of passing
I'll The intermediate points both ascending
and descending will appear in our paper 1t
- early date. The NcRas has but few
equals. and no superior in point ofspeed for
. boat Of her class. Her officers are we'll
known ID ths trade, and from their courte.
Gus careful and obligiug dispositions, have
pissed themselves foremost as fayorites, With
the ouachita travelling community.
The recent repairs she has undergone
render her equivalent to new, and her time,
accommodations and popularity of officers
being unsurpassed, warrant her profitable
season.-Listen for the whistle, and magnif-
cent bell on Friday night next at 10 o'clock.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

Peter Nelson, Of South Troy. New York,
recently discovered that bis wife loved some-
body else better than she did him, and, uu-
like most Outraged husbands." be sought
out the destroyer Of bic peace, and disposed
Of HIS @better half" for $l7 in cash, aud
sewing machine valued & 90.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

0ioony NosDAr.-Mondsy last, truly de.
sssve to be numbered among the things that
wers sloomiest Of the gloomy. In its infsn-
cy il raissd,- in its youth it raiued, in itu
middle ago it rained,-and in its old age,
even unto it, death it faiued. And while on
this interesting subject, We will further state
that It continued to rain At the time this
article was being fnished,-also that the
skise we're indicative Of more rain.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

RUNA WAY IN Vt
WAS committed to the Jail Of ~
W bth inst a negro boy, 2 ohss
4 says his name is CT deluA vi
~ to John Hamilton living aYu
. Red River, Lab about % <
The owner is req ested to conn ~
II. g. RANDOLPH Il
Harrisonburg, Nov. II 1885,
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STORAGE
- ].
PEYTONS Llvn,.I

E,gAt miles above Harrisonbas a. NJ u. J.
The undersigned would ipia,~ !. \ "A
ne is now prepared to receise md : ~ 49, u
the above place. Passengers ssa, NJ ssory
adjacent points, on Beouf River u M Iii
at this place, at al times find read, r,sss'st,r
a. Ill freisbts consigned to III .,sss
curely and carefully ATTENDED to.
Sept. Goth, 'ss.-s-2o-s ma. sTER i,
J.MFSosery
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The GOLD FEVER IN KASsAs.-Dispatche
from Leavenworth,, Kansas, represent that
large numbers &se emigrating to Pixies
Peak gold mines, encouraged by the contin.
ued favorable reports from the new Ell Do
RADIO.
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PROBATE SALE.
Succession of Lau;cu Kitchen dce't

Succession of Lau;ca Kitchen decd.
N pursuance Of an order Of the Hon. the
Z District Co,irt, in and for the Ps) .sh Of
Catahoula, I the undersigned adw(3istrator
Of said estate, will proceed to Qfer for sale
TO the highest bidder, on -
Saturday, the 4M day ofl0ecen,ber NEXT,
at the Court House dai in the town OF
Harrisonburg, the following described proper
ty belonging to said 6ccession to wit.
One undivided b III Of l6O $500 acres Of
land lying and ing on the Funny Louis,
being the S. Vt Of Sec 10, Township 8,
One negr3koman aged about 40 years.
One negtb girl aged about years.
Terms H sale-Cash under benefit of ap-
praisweG.
T. SPANN. Administrator.
Oct 9th IA Prs foo AZ
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has agreed to fur.
{ upwards 4 .,66nsand mil

:. 3 "a. uPwardp 8 v66usand mil
iEfl d gold pens have been manu-.
facthre'l Birmingham, England. One
establishment there manufactures for five
hundred wholesale dealers throughout the
world, and puts each dealers name on the
pens be orders,
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in London there has recently died NO.
man 90 years Of age who was born in the
room in which she died, and never SLEPT out
Of it hight in her long lifetime.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01
HI OR 4 E.BMa

A RARE CHANCE ~ eeegets like
TIE Boat is almost new, su6 -
! nience, both for trading end go
Is propelled by four horses, and rafAy
There is a small stock Of god sin]!
sold with the boat.
For terms &C., apply to YeMs yihl
orsvss, TI~isy, La. OF. sAtM5
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J VIM. e. MARSHIl

$ WIN. E. MARSFIlss .
1IvlL ENGINEER, AND DpI1
- (late Of the vickshurg, Shrsws ~ A
Rail road) aud Parish Surveym d & D..
visit Harrisonburg r-~H' IN us b.
18th of June next. 80 rla,
Persons wishing th ne iii plss. aao,.. a
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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-01

SAx'L BARD EsQ-The Cuachita Register
ofths 25th ult, has the "Salutatory" Of this
gentleman, who takes the Editorship Of the
Register" also the valedictory Of Mr.. R. ".
Jemison, the retiring editor.