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SHERIFF SALE.

Taylor 4 Rsdden, vs. Henry Evans, No. 1889
DY VIRTUE Of writ of Il "a in the above entitled
ID suit issued from the Hon. the District Court Of
the parish of Catahoua, and to the sheriff thereof
directed have seized upon as the property of the
defendant, tract or parcel Of land, containing
1888, 5O-lOO acres less with all the improve
ments thereupon, said land being situated in the
Parish of Catahoula and being the same purchased
by the defendant of VIM. NJ Slater and fully des-
cribed in the deed of sale and will on
Saturday. the 4th day of September, 1858.
within legal hours at the Court House door in the
town Of Harrisonburg, offer said property for sale
to pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms Of sale-Cash under benefit of apprais-
ment. D. NJ, PRICHARD.
Sherif's Office, July %, 1858. Sheriff
Prs. Fee IS.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Morris 4 Woodbridge vs. John Tarver,
and

John Tarver vs G. H. Bly,, Admr.
DY VIRTUE Of writs of f ia in the above entitled
ID suits, issued from the Hon. the District Court
of the Parish of Catahoua and to the Sheriff there
Of directed, have seized upon the property OF
defendant John Tarver, tract or parcel of land
situated in section Sc, Township s, Range East,
and containing 74O acres or less with all the
improvements thereupon and will on
Saturday, the 4th day Of September, 1853,
within legal hours at the Court House door in the
town Of Harrsonburg, offer said property for sale,
to pay and satisfy said writs
Terms of sale-A credit of twelve months for
what it will bring, purchasers to execute bond &C.
cording to law. D. NJ. PRICHARD,
Sherifi's Office, Aug. 18th, 1852 Sheriff.
Prs. Fee -.
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k@ The following gentlemen have been
appointed BIZ Gov. Nicklife, in accordancs
with Act Ne 226 Of the last Legislature,
Board Of. Supervisors Of the Seminary Of
Learning, at Alexandra: Dr.. s. A. Smith,
Thomas o. Moore, G. Mason Graham, Wslter
o. VIM, Dr.. X. N. Clark, j. A. Bynum,
NJ. Ryan, Henry Grey, Judge J. G.. Campbell,
R. w. Jemison, Dr.. Joseph Hawkins, Judge
Ed. Barry. The Governor of the State is
er-oHcio President, and the Superintendent
of Public Education shall be an er-obfcio
member Of the Board.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

DESTRUCTION OF THE CoTToN CRoPs IN
RAp1DEs.-The Alexandria Democrat says:
The cry comes up from all quarters Of oul
Parish of the ravages Of the boil worm. They
perforate bolls and squares" and are march
ing on bravely in their work. Planters who
two weeks ago boasted Of their prospect for
an abundant crop, are now respondent, cast
down, and almost in despair. Some, how
ever. hope for one-third of yield-others
for nothing.
We sincerely trust other sections Of the
country are not so unfortunate as ours; if so,
market prices will soon run up to fabulous
figures. -
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18
@ bituarn.

Died, on the evening Of the 3Oth Of July, at the
residence Of his father, in this parish, JAMES
ALONZO, son of James S. and Ann Sermon
Aged years and "a days.
"Sufer little children to come unto me, and for
bid them not, for of such is the kingdom Of Hea-
ven." Go sweet child to the bosom of thy God :; to
you death is but the beginning of life everlasting.
Gentle, amable, and. afectionate the idol of your
parents, and tenderly loved by your brothers and
sisters-you die lamented by your schoomates and
instructor. Thou hast gone from earth to bloom in
Heaven.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

A CUR1os1TY.-At the house of friend
in Beallwood, near this city, there are five
kittens, Uttered by two cats that were some,
how killed when the kittens were very young.
In this stage Of their orphanage, the five
little kittens were taken in charge by young
slut that has never had pups, but which,
strange as it may appear, atfectionately suck
les and affords milk to the young refine fam
lily. Is the philosophy Of this phenomenon
explained in the medica, books?
Columbus Enquirer.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

HEARrLEss RAscAL1rr.-We understand
that fellow Of the name of John Garner,
who married respectable young lady Of
this vicinity, has after few weeks of matri-
r,onisl life, left for parts unknown, whilst
we sympathise with the young lady in her
modification, we cannot but think that it is
lucky for her, that her unprinciplel partner
has thus early revealed to her Enthusiastically,
his character. We hope our brethren Of the
Press will pass this scamp around, so that
innocent females will be put on their guard.
Pass him along be deserves coat of :ar and
feathers.-AIero'dria american, 7h.
The above-spoken-of gentleman sojournel
here and in this vicinity the week before last
the capacity Of a saw-sharpener, but de-
amped rather mysteriousy Tuesday night,
,e 10th inst-his left thumb has been cut
fand his general department shows him to
great Scamn
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

THE COUNTRY SAFE.-A Northern Pro-
fessor takes the following cheering view OF
our citizen soldiery:
"There is also greater safety in our intel
ligent citizen soldiery than in Roman cohorts
or regular troops" for every breast is a
Gibraltar, and their muscular arms are far
superior to granite forts, elaborate redoubts,
or bristing parapets."
Verify, our country is safe.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18
SHERIFF SALE
81

SHERIFF SALE 20
John B. Valentine 4 Co. Va D. HlAYRD n. .
18th District Court, Parish Of az - niIes fro
DY VIRTUE Of writ of B. Narcb h
ID from the 18th District Cour ae1e (3RtY
Louisiana, in and for the parish q "a n round
seized upon negro boy, Job'' DAY civ alb,
the property Of John P. Names oe.sse VIA the
Saturday. the an day Of Ssssssvard upon
will offer the same for sale at the vEg asd liber
within legal hours, with the bene" go n may
TO pay and satisfy said writ --,cs,f
Sheriff s0fice, Judy 81.
A. B. HEspRY, ATTY.
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BAD FOR PArRIor-Ths Wytheville
(Va.) Telegraph says that Elk President Com
onfort, of Mexico, dined at that place in
passing through on Sunday, and was ousted
from the table by the landlord for conduct
unbecoming a gentleman"
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Notice to Contracts. .

THE undersigned having been appSAkD &c
l Conference of the lst Baptist Chm.publlsh ii
River, known as the Locust Grove ~
committee to have said building rpse LondOr
purchase additional grounds for il We Edinbu
proposals for the aforementioned ~ North
building to be ccilcd throughout; nesp0 Westm
sash, glass and venetian blinds for Ackwood
with proper fastnings, &c; pulpit b
to be neatly painted; an underground periodi
tern; Is feet deep, with a corresponds parties
with framed house of sufficient size but pol
over it; shed made on an end Of the ser. A. G
wide, ofthe length of that end; house puoe, Lite
throughout. The Contractor to furasss they c
ais, and deliver the job in a workmssM letters,
by the first ofFebruary next QS5sf 0lAs and
particulars apply to committee. Preast reader
ed to T. A. Routon, Trinity La. and Mtis
July %, 1858. the day,
RGH be obi
TAI EA
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500 REWARl

DANAWAY from the undeniepea i
IL Natchitoches road, ten miles g..
4 risonburg, the three fclhv;.ss
~ bed negroes. viz HARMON,
M man, aged about 40 years; IL.
ion, stout and heavy built, one Of u,
teeth out. CHLOE, a woman, abo,,,
age, black complexion, and of rathe, !
ELLEN, a girl, about II years Il =
plexion.
/ will give the above reward for -,
the three if taken out Of the State. NJ
cred to me at my residence. JAS q
Harrisonburg, Louisiana, april a h
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SHERIFF SALE.

Mallard & Armstead vs. D. D. Hanes 4 Co. 18th
District Court Parish of Catahoula.
DY VIRTUE of writ of Fl. ia. to me directed in
ID the above case, have seized as the property
Of the defendant, John P. Hanes, a negro boy
(slave) named John, "a blacksmithJ and will on
the 4th Of September meet,
within legal hours offer the same for sale, at the
Court house door, under benefit of apprsisement
TO pay and satisfy said writ.
Sheriff g Office, July ~. D. N. PRICHARD,
Pritfee,S7. Sheriff.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

EF The tobacco crop in Algeria has been
almost entirely destroyed by worm.-Er-
change Paper.
Just think of a worm with the tobacco
crop of Algeria in its NAV. If it should
survive that act of gluttony it is undoubted-
y the worm that never dies.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

Ev A gentleman who was rather imps
tent at table, declared that lie wished he
could rnanaoe without servants. as they were
greater plaques than pronr. why not
have a dumb waiter?' suggested friend
Oh, no. returned the other. 4 have tried
them-they don't ansv ~
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

TENsAs PARlsH.-The Vicksburg South
ron says that this wealthy and populous par
ish has entirely escaped damage by the re-
cent overfows and crevssses. Her levees
have stood nobly, not break having occurr-
ed, and Of her annual crop of 10000 bales,
scarce one has been destroyed.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18
THE best get Of ony GaAss a
THE KIRKLAND NM. 4

PROCURED at great expense IN. Y
l. the vallies Of Durango and y Z
Mexico. u
This grass will make (per year, ].
ting superior to the best Timoth, Z Du
Of the North, and also aifor,is !, 49,
larger number Of stock than an, ~
81 For further particulars ami ~
KIRKLAND at his residence q r
or address him at Harrisonburp
REFERENCES: Il
Jacob Shlenker, Farme,a e. . >
X. N. Dowden, Har,;sm.
G. L. Hood, CatAboa;.
L. Dunlop,
s. c. Pool, e ~
~ The seed can be obtained -
Brother, Harrisonburg; Thomas ne =
well parish, or of me, at my place,
H The time Of planting is esh, u i i
July IA, ~
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Catahoula,
Eleventh District Court.
Clerks Office

Succession Of James I. Miller, Deceased.
WHEREAS, Eliza j. Wigginton, administrative of
W said succession, has this day filed in this
Office, an account of her administration thereof
together with tabeau of distribution of the
funds thereof, with a prayer that said account
and tablcau be homologated Therefore notice is
hereby given that unless opposition thereto be fled
in this Office; in thirty days from this date, said
count and tableauwil be approved and homologa-
ted according to law. G. G. DUKE,
Aug. 10, 1858. Clerk.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

T Queen Victoria and the President of
the United States it is arranged, are the two
first to speak TO each other across the Allan
tic. The Queen speaks first, and in the
name Of Europe-Of course:
s'The Old Buck will answer, for ais whole crowd,
Back to the joyous Queen, that calls to him aloud"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18
The State Of LOllisiane
ish Of C0tahouls.

PERSONALLY appeared before =,
1 signed Justice Of the Peace, WI
Wilson, and after being duly sworn, q,
on his oath, that he has taken up q.
Horse about fourteen hands high and !,
and Of DEEP BAY COLOR !
white spot in the forehead, no otherhu
Of any kind on said horse visible. n,
declares that he took up said hors i
borhood of James Arnold's, in Ward
State and Parish aforesaid, and that
know the owner of said Horse.
Sworn to and subscribed before m.
signed just. of the Peace on this the a
gust, 1858. JESSIE P. H0LL0I
Just. oil
R.19 or
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INvETERATE CHEwERs.--A St. Louis paper
says that the grasshoppers have eaten up
the entire crop Of tobacco in Franklin coun-
tv-and the last that was heard from them,
they were seated on the corners of the fence.
begging every man that passed for a chew!
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

New Corrosive see in late New Or.
leans papers many announcements of the ar
rival Of new cotton there from Mississippi
and Texas. Forty or fifty bales Of it are al.
ready in the market.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

THE OUACH1TA.-TLe river at Harrison.
burg is still on the decline. The fall is about
8 inches in twenty-four hours. Travel by
land vii! now soon be reinstated through the
swamp country. The Mississippi at Natchez
is still falling.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

ET Every prudent man should read
Shakespeare "Timon of Athens'' once year,
in order to be always apprised OF what bis
friends would do for him in his day Of
need.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

~ The Eclectic Medical Journal for tn .
present month is on our table. Its contents
are as able and varied as usual. Published
in Cincinnati by r. S. Newton at So a year.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

H In consequence Of the increase in the
number of deaths in New Orleans from
yellow fever, the city authorities of Natchez
have established quarantine at that place.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

MADISON PARISH, lathe health Of this
parish is said to be very bad. Fevcrs Of ev-
cry type abound, though so lar attended
with no great mortality.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

DocroRs OF LAws.-The degree of L I
D., was recently conferred by Cente nary
College on Chief Justice Smith, of Mis-
sissippi and Judge Merrick, of Louisiana.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

A double murder, committed BY man
named Martin, at Calais, VT, was evidently
done under spiritual" influence. He de-
c'ared that his intention was to shoot four
more persons in that Vicinity.
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" o TICE!

Harrisonbwg, |t
A. r. Hendry is authorized to aaS
legal business, where l am sttorae!,
against parties on the Docket. L. ~
w Persons concurring in the :,
upon me or address letters to Harris,,
August l, 1858. l2-3t. Az
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~ @ z Y & A.

"A LII PERSONS knowing thsnsss !
"A to the firm of WIN. E. GAVlk
A@ either by note, account, or otAsss
CURED to make immediate ~;
further indulgence will not be given. 4,
rB The affairs Of this firm fof d. \
must be closed. The receipt Of eiissI
the firm will be recognized as good. /,
Harrisonburg, June 9, 1853. d
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WI. E. M1RSHA

OWL ENGINEER, AND DRAG
" Gate of the Vicksburg, Shreveport
Rail road) and Parish Surveyor Of I'd
visit Harrisonburg professionally % a
18th of June next.
Persons wishing their Plantations !
section lines established will please eav'
at the Office of the "Independentn |,
that date.
bitches laid out Instrumentally.
Monroe, La, 18th May 1858.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

SETTING Up THE PINs-We see that &C.
tive and energetic measures are about to be
adopted in Madison and Carroll for rebuild.
Ing the broken levees.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18

Harrisenburg Male and Female Academy.
THE next session or this institution will open on
L WEDNESDAY, LIST DAY OF SEPTEMBER
NEXT. The rates of tuition will be as heretofore.
All students win be charged from the time they
enter until the close Of the session.
D. D. SWINDALL,
Principal.
Harrisonburg, Aug. IS, SO, [l4-st]
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.BoR1s1SAL Hoers. The Penobscct In.
AS are now doing smashing business in
lufactnrin1 hoops for ladies dresses GU.
asket stuff. The red ladies' have also
led the fashion in its greatest smpli-
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N O II 70 4,

" o + 1 @ b. 70 act
DY the dealt of J. G. Howard il bsu richly
II sary that the claims of J, G. HoxaKAmens
ris & Woodbridge, and Woodbridge tG&5end
his death should be settled. All peSScur p
to the above succession are requested deceive
ward and settle by the first Of SepRrs J.
they will find their accounts 10 the hs
tOrney. J. X. WO0LDRg--
Trinity, La, July 10, 1858. Liquids :
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. great scamp

re- An entire family of seven, named
"a, were poisoned in Buffalo, 2sd ult... bv
accidental mixture of arsenic with bread
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-18
Call Meeting Of the Poi

To the members of the Police Ju'
of Catahoula.
On the requisition of twelve free
Parish of Catahoula, the member,
Jury of said Parish, are hereby nO'iss !
call meeting Of that body on the y
September next (the 9th day. st thes
Harrisonburg. A1sIS,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DURING my absence Col. VIM. N. Tew is au-
~ thorized to receive and receipt for State Taxes
for the year 1857.
W. E. GAELDEN,' Collector
March 10 tS5a-4-4Su
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N q II &c IL.

4 Ii persons are forwarned from tad3
II drawn in favor of James NJ Sua
undersigned, dated some time in ~
and payable on or before the lst d.
next. The considerations for which :,
given having failed, we are dctermina,
the same unless compelled by law. /
ELIZA A. PAlI'
Ed. FAlRBir
July 9th, 1858.
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CT. s;s.s 81 *sws Delta recently ex-
! r "a our paper and credi.
business w. Independent" We shall
.o- .ensnese days, publish an article from
the Delta and credit the "Algiers Delta"
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w NJ. E. G AULDEN g
Wholesale and Retail dessa
E1RTHEN W ARbAi
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ~
IN assorted lot of Superior q
II Purchasers at distance can W.
livcrcd at the steamboat landing % -
shipping. !
VIM. L. GAULDEN. J. q. Az
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.--Our Government
has received letters from Professor Alexan-
der, U. S. Commissioner to confer with Great
Britain, on the subject of Uniform curren.
cy for the two countries, stating that the Brit
ish Government will probably adopt the dec
imal currency system, and our system Of
measures.
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cahized Rubber betting, Hose, Packing, &e, &e, &C.
|, Main street, between Washington and Jefferson
| Burlington, Iowa. GsaA p SsGis fNarch25-ro1-v