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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

ding from Columbia to Ale =
Sixteen miles from Little ~
distance from the Whit
machinery consists of a CAV
steam power-tinc gin II AZ
gri-t mill. Abundance , "a .
ing near the mill, an Aa"r
Spcct good one for wv
itably. Persons de,ir, VA
oncrty are requested to .
premises.
January IL.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
VALUABLE MILE auCl

FOR SALE. ,ed for less
TIE UNDERSIGNED offers f
l modatng terms his SAW
GIN, situated % miles from luested to act a.
Na,chItochcS road, at the popnt for their trout
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
Acw ADVERTISEMENTS.



IANI\G been appointed Collector OF the STATE
III TAXES, tor 1857, the same being due, |
will commence the collection Of the same or about
the J., Of March. W. f. GAULDEN,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
IAtkiSONBUkG MALE AND FEMALE
ACADEMY

HAEkIsONBUKG MALE AND FEMALE
ACADEMY.
s1nt;rr is hereby gwen to the patrons Of
*svI'lk this school and to the public gen
rraIv, that the present session Will close on
Friday. Goth inst, at which time there will
he CoScERr given, commencing at candle
light
The patrons and friends Of the school, and
the public generally, are respectfully invited
10 attend.
After respite Of one week, the next SEES
sion will open upon the same principles as
the present one.
Any persons wanting an experienced, well
qualified and efficient male teacher, can be
supplied by applying to the undersigned.
ID. d. SWINDALL,
Principal.
MISS l.. L. SHAW, Of Baltimore, NJ. d.,
teacher of vocal and instrumental music.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
EeSe. p. II. e.nEs@GN,

Office and residence at Il. il. Cofton'a,
'sMouND PLACE. LITTLE RIVER, PARISH OF
lU-lv CATAjOtLA.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

The pretticst lining fora bonnet is smil
in n, face
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17
NOTARY PVBLTC.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed
l NOTARY PUBLIC for the Parish OF Cataha
Ia is prepared to execute Mortgages, TransS
and Bills OF Sale.
Grovcs.sweAs, 7. II. ARRlS
Trinity, February g. 1853. S9s,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

PORTLAND, Me-. Feb. l0.-Thc steamship
Indian, which left LIVERPOOL on the 9th uit.'
has arrived here. She brings intelligence
four days later than that resolved by the
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-17

Trinity, La, Feb. To- 1888.
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gpiir inS tn ben Stun6 eeiest, unfere @af6inen inter Itbe.
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baupt ouf M In aus9eset6netes NHpr errent BON etnfa9en unt
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aufblhtenben beutf6sn GnFeblun8, ~auseelest NIT brettsa
pnb beausmsn straesn, NIT sro6sa Paris, bOtanii4sna Sar.
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@efelf6aft D%prseleben un6 NIT Der fortf6reitenoen @ntni6e>
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inter bic Gbetlnebrt Der Stdot bsrtpetlt. Ssrner sNno
$ sst 70 CUR ysri$Snssnas Der Str spe 1o6 | eH gs1 an ss % gnrs
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dung setnrr ~9tpben, wpblb beHben, freten un6
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5ront unb $50 Sup 1ttfe nebf etnenn prdntten earten pCt
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tDtet 9e8enipGrti8 nr nod 500 tn so u9ndtlthen 8ablun-
Gen son $3.50 anb $500 bstn lnterfAreteen fur untOfen.
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@ibti9 fir Ginspanberer.
- - 80 $50 $50 J

yteue arrangements fIr @inwanberer, bic mad
5s@ blnt Melten 5u reiien lpiinlden.
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srantea siaea O. Bbsrs y SSrtbstl lais trssab sins
8abn mad benannten pldBeu, als:f55& n93JG& ss5rs
8ittsburs, glepelunp, Detroit, Sort rWapne
s b Cage, Milwaufee, @alena, Dubuque, g
SO Saul, &ed SSlanp, burlington, Soma @itp
unb nertfn testalb bic NIT Der Iprtbern @entral 8atn &C..
benben Yerlpnen 10 Stunben frubtr ais fte NIT dnberu Bah.
men @ebenten bort e%intrefen,s aud rrerben4 MRal iptntger BITE
Dagen tabet 8~ewedfelt. De Bdbn stett bur9 benz b6nfen
1heil BON SbtO. Ole game @ntfertun8 BON bier bts Chicago
1T 800 Wtetlen Dds Wepdf pir6 bier 8e3eubnft (aartep) uaf
5ett NIT ben YaRdBieren on ben 8eftmmun8scrt.-
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b en- 3tlbr-. rber NbenbS 10 ubr.3us mad allen
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HAS $3.50" SO. 81. Geas.Strett, near Daters gDarf.
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So. 81 Sab @astr tin Der Ndte bes GufOra-5Uufesl
III. Z bieten gum Serfauf an: "a sad
gHiIber,S Notent Gdlomonbers safes, bte 4223 mai erprpB
unb fiaboltia aefunben worben anb. 8erner enslif6e Raset
unb Spife, Ratben, sewalstes &iien, sebdmmerte @iienrSAren-
fir 5as, gDafer unb 9ampts ensltf@sn uao amerttsntiaen
&bareOal, Sea Gpal u. t. 10. Bsrner faeren Fe bier in 8altt.
aapre gentaGte Spaten, S9aufeln une 4eumut's, f69ththes
Nle TT Slal6en, Npe, Wbgstpt t9ptttf9e, unb anerttanti6e
eiisrns asfei u. (. ~. = que btefe &rtiiel fnb ~bstdnbis an
6anb uub biata ,urt Werfduf, ..rf III .r Trr 16Sept, IS !
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an fur 2tf9ler unb anbere 9pisdrbeiter. 6a1S unb 8a6en.
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f6trren rnb anbern &%rttfela. = Geparaturen tperben prompt
unb ~bauereaft ~dlsesfabrt. ~ BET rseler 8ebienuns baIten
MIR fets tteF tIteRen 9retfe. ID"
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d 6 uab ttaltentl@e 8tlber 1Opie aud stnsk
srosen 9prratp BON @Slb anb SiIberrGRmin fir SvteoeI
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tn Der Snr ron aaen St ~ontbettsn fppDilttif8sr unt sebeimer
ntrD6ie unb eeiale8tttGe S6Wd6e, &rGnfbeiten
Der 9dat uns foi&er, Ste sUu benz @isSraa& BON @srtur
l~entfeben = eenha6t. ..-e his nr ID
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@s TT cine ible @epUbnEett, Der f6 suwsilsn Bic 8nabsn
Itu Der @tnfamfeit er9eben, BITE nit tbhen D lis su ibrsr Maans
BARRETT aafwddf, UNI wslpe, psnn ni&t tn eebDrtser 3ett ab-
Iseteet, ntht nur ernfli6e 9inberntfe berbprruft, fSnbern aud
ISsranlanung 5I e1nsr 9slAe BON arHalteassn, osrfan8ltGtr
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ler9eben tunen bic ~traurteen 8CIsen bagpn, bic fe baS nsr.
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oeu, ieine %gBSbnnn8 1T felt ben testen spanste 3abren an ben
g I'D. @de Dpa Der Drtttenr unp untpnir. 3tptiben Spruce
pine, philadelphia, Ya. A+4 asa 1
ID 5. ssla &ranfe in elmer Gntfernnng, 5Ts IL
bic tbren Sal einfGG, S~erbuRhen NIT alien ttren Surnptprten
IN etnein Sriefe ~mtttbetlen INIT SetfGlus elmer gersatune},
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The Washington union., 1858-02-13

Hill, 10 Newton, 80 miles aud back, twice weol.
Leave Palestine Monday and Thurfdsy AZ an,
Auive a, Newton by 6Pm;
Leave Newton TuesJay sud Friday al Sam,
Arrive at Pslt sslne by 6pm
,tsle From Lswreaceve. by Old Farm, Plat Rock, sod
New Hebron, To Robinson, ~ miles ard beck, once
a weck.
Leave Lsrreueerir fridsy II | pm
Auiyr At Robinson by Pfa,
Leave Rotinson FtiAsy al 8 a m,
Arrive q, l.s~repcevilse by p IN
ll6ll Prom Lswrenceviie, by Pe'ys S,,ips'o~u. sod
Saint Maria, 10 Newton, 80 miles aid boes,
once . week
Leave Lswres,ce.ilic MorJ-y at ans
Arrive Al K,wson by pm
Leave Newton Tuesday ai 6 ms
Arrive at Lswrer ce~iile by r m
1912 From Mier by Rusrt, and ohss, 10 Bridgeport IA
miles and bsch, once week
Leave Mier Friday a! ann
Arrive st Bridgeport by IL am;
Leave Bridgeport Friday at pm;
Arrive sl Micr by SPIN.
1853 From Mount Carmel by Cards Point. F,iendsvill~
Mer, Bon Pas, snd Calhoun. TO UIney, 3l miles
and back, q week
Leave Mount Carmel Friday al an,
Arrive q, oluey by SPIN;
Leave Oiney Saturday st 6 a m,
Arrive al Mount Carmel BY sp IN.
1914 From Mount Carmel by Cards Point, Mill P'sirir,
West sarn,, and Psrke'sburg, to fIsnscnis, ~
miles and back, = week,
Leave Mount Carmel "Wednesday At q m;
Arrive a, Franronia by 10;
Leave Frsnsonia Thursday Al am;
Auive st Mount Carmel by z p m.
Il6l5 From MouIt Carmel by Friend Grove. New Hoy~,
Albion, snd Wabssb, TO FAIRFIELD, 80 miles and
'- back three times week.
Leave Noun. Carmd Tussd,y, Thur.dsy, and Sat-
urJey st Z AM
Anse a, Fairfield BY y IN,
Leave fsi,iisld Mordsy, "Wednesday, and Friday a,
sam,
Arrive al Mount Carmel by y m
1876 From Albion, by New Msssl,n, Mount Erie, I'm
tefpIise, aud Blue Point TO Indian rI.irie ~ miks
and back, once a week.
J,eave AInion ThOrsJsv NJ r = M
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-19
National Rejoicing.

The New York Herald Of yesterday, in
speaking of the National rejoicing over the
success OF the Atlantic Telegraph, says;
The celebration in this City aud elsewhere
throughout the country and the British Prov
inces yesterday, consequent upon the eonsnm-
nation of the Atlantic Telegraph enterprise,
was marked by a spontaneous enthusiasm
never before witnessed on this continent. The
celebration was commenced in this city at an
early honr in the morning by the display OF
flags and banners, having upon them appro-
pirate Inscriptions expressive of the public and
individual joy at the successful result of the
cable experiment. The publication in full OIL
the message of the Queen Of England to the
the President, and Mr.. Buchanan's respose,
created eyedent satisfaction-indeed it may
be said that Mr.. Buchanan never has, and
probably never will, pen a message that will
meet with equal appreciation from all. In the
evening the display was exceedingly brilliant
The exhibition of fireworks, the salutes of ar
tillery and the Examinations, altogether made
up a demonstration never before equalled.
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Burning Of the CITY Hall New York.

The New York Tribune of yesterday says:
The City Hall is now on fire, and the cupu-
10 is destroyed The fire is going down, and
has got into the Governors Room.
The firemen are hard at work, aud proba-
bly, the wings will be comparatively uninjured;
but the center of the building will be nearly
ruined.
About two hours since, some of the men
working on-the Tribune saw a small fire on
the roof near the south side of the steeple.
hey ran ov r and put it out.
Subsequently another fire began on tho 9th
er side Of the steeple, and it is now raging
furiously.
The bell-ringer had time only to ring one
round before he was forced to quite his sta
ton, and he is now ringing with a small ham
mer.
The fire was undoubtedly caused by the IL
Elimination, and shows the most criminal care
~lessnesa on the part of those who should have
been watchful.
The bell at one O'Clock rang for the Eighth
Seventh, Sixth and Fifth Districts, to gel
more help
At 1N1-2 o'clock a general alarm was sound
ed, which the bell-ringer was unable to before
on account of the intensity of the flames.
At the same hour a portion the Cupalo fel
with a terrible crash putting those in front Q
the building to fight. This diminished thu
the height ofthe flames, and the firemen were
better able to reach them.
HALF PAST Two.-The upper story is almost
entirely destroyed, and the basement is com
p~letely flooded with water. The Governors
room is much injured, as is also the Offices ad
joining.
The rooms Of the Aldermen was also much
injured by water. The Mayor Office esca
ped with slight damage.
The wings of the building escaped injury
The City Hall was finished in 1871.
Mr.. Taylor, the keeper eff the Hall, and fam
lily were badly frightened, but the household
goods were not greatly injured.
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New Jersey.

At the close of the American Revolutionary
War our State was divided into thirteen
Counties viz: Bergen, Essex, Middlesex, Mon
mouth, Somerset, Darlington, Gloucester, Sa-
lem, Cape May, Hpnterdon, Morris, Cumber-
land and Sussex, most Of these were named
after Counties in England whence many Of
the settlers came, or else in honor of certain
titled nobility OF that country, as was the case
of cumberland Bergen is Of Dutch Origin, b
family cognonen, and we presume, the County
was named after some CONSPICUOUS person
bearing it. Morris was Il very distinguished
name IN the early history Of our conntry-but
we do not know at present, after which one
the county was called probably, after Rob
ert on g overnor Morris, the latter at one time
Governor OF this State. Cape May received
its name from the. Swedish voyager, Capt.
May or Mey. In consequence Of the subse-
qnent advance in population and business it
was doomed necessary to establish new divisi
.ons, and eight other counties have since been
formed, by a division Of the larger and more
populous ones. The county of Warren was
created in 1924, Passaic and Atlantic in 1921;
Mercer in 1888; Hudson in 1910; Camden in
1874; Ocean. in 1851, and Union in 1851.
All these we're clothed at once, with the priv
ileges and powers that we're possessed by the
oil We have not been sufficient
yeufRyssveIAmine the records to ascertain
from what particular Counties each of these
was set off. The origin of these names is in
dictated, and we suppose that Passaic and
Hudson were named after these Rivers, which
are s~evefally contiguous to them; Warren, in
honor of Gen. Warren, Mercer in honor of
Gen. Mercer, who fell in defence of his coun-
try within its borders; while Atlantic and
Ocean were called SO, of course, after the
broad ocean itseff = Weekly True Democrat
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Correspondence of the Herald
Matters about Gainesville.

A@Other Body found at Port MommOuA-1H
Delaaoars. Bay RaslroaI-THe Melon Crop, DC
CHANcEv1LLE, Aug. II, 1858.
The body of 8 man was found drifting
ashore at Port Monmouth, about l o'clock, P.
NJ, on Saturday Aug. Is, 1858. He was of
short build. apparently about IS years Of age,
and had on an oil cloth coat, black vest, blue
cloth pants, shoes and stockings. A pencil,
pen-knife and silk handkerchief were found in
his pockets. A seal was on the left wrist, and
the Goddess of Liberty" with No. "a, Tin
India ink, on the same arm. On the right
was a flag, with cannon, &c. He had a
sandy moustache and whiskers. No marks of
violence were found on his person.
The Railroad men are working away, with
a few men, between this place and Red Bank.
| believe they have only seventy or eighty men
employed. They have a temporary track
layed and dirt cars on.
The melon crop is not so good as was an
ticipated. l have noticed a number of citron
patches dying; and many water melon patches
in a like condition. They are picking citron
to-day-just commencing.
The present prospect for a continuance of
good prices for farm produce is discouraging,
and our farmers have given up any idea Of a
profitable season. A. B. II.
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Ladies' Fair.

The Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Clarksborough, will hold a fair on
Wednesday August 25th, in the woods, where
a Camp Meeting was held four years ago.
Fancy Articles &c, will be offered for sale
Refreshments of various kinds will be kept
during the day, and a Tea prepared in the
evening. Addresses will be delivered by JOS
eph ..Bedle, Esq, of Freehold, and Others,
Professor Garland is also expected to be pres
ent.
The proceeds will be used for the benefit of
the Church.
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IMPORTANT FROM Observation-Disclosures
dates to the 10th July, received at Washing
ton on the 14th inst, via New Orleans, state
that Durango has fallen into the hands Of
the forces under the Governor of chihuahua,
who has declared for the Constitution OF
1857.
Guanajuata, Guadalajara, and Zacatecas
had also been captured by the Liberals.
Gov. CARA had left Matamoras to super
intend in person the movements of the Ia
maulipas forces.
Gen. Vidaurri was to take the field at the
head Of the main body Of the Army of the
North.
Immediately on the taking Of San Luis
Potosi, Col. zuazqa banished the Bishop of
the diocese and thirty priests, for encoqra-
the reaetionary ferces against his en-
trance,