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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
GaIeaa and Chicago Unlen Z. Z,

CUAADe ARRANGEMENT-On and after We'd
- nesday, Jane 18th, 1857, passenger tsotus vtil
leave Wells street Depot daily ~(sundays exsepisd
For 1reeoors, Gslena, Dunleish and 81. Pssl.
Passenger and A
Passenger. 10 ~ , u
Passenger, Emigrsnt and I'd class train. III: ~ 2
CHICAGO, FULToN AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, FULTON and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger.
do do ?
DekalbP Passenger. 2 ~
BELoI N MADISON RANCE.
vor y soit, Janesvnle and Madison.
FOX RIVER vALLKY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richmond.
Two throush trains vii leave Osnsrsi Depot. Eoe
OF Lake street. as follows:
FOB GALENA. DUNLKITH mi 81. PAUL.
Enabling passengers TO make . close comedies
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALBNA l. CHICAGO NNION 1AILROAD.
Leave Fresporf 1890 A n, arrive In Chicago As ~
Leave Freeport B. ~ ? NJ, arrive In Chicago s;16 An
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton ~ a y, arrive in Chicago 4;16 ?
DO ns % A. ~. ,t DO ;, c,, q az .;ss..
BELOIT N MADISON BRANOH.
cave Yootville 1870 4 \, srrivein Chiss go l;SO ? u
Leave Sootville S,s; ? y, arrive 10 Chicago 1;1e y
i@svo De'o' o'"A sIi'e cn'e.so ss'sSA
o RIVER VALLEY RAIL.ROAD.
Leave Elgin At 9;is A n, arrive In Chicago 1910
Leave kIgin Of 2;25 P n, arrive in Uhicago l;lS 4 =
Passengers for oil points On the 9 b @ U RR, IN
Guiding Fulton, Bcioit aud Madison lines, should
take the trains from The Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect with the great casters
lines ~9iyerging from Chicago.
Through tickets can be bought ut the foiowtne o.
ees; II J Spaulding's corner Lake aud D~asbovD
street; p Y X Ticket Once, 80 Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern Once, under Tre0ooe
House and ~ the Central and Wells street Dspota,
JOIN B. TURNER, Presidsnt,
p. A HALL, superintendent.
" 4. THRAL General Ticket Agent. foeof7d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

(C0n. 10c8 IoLAuD AND 0uoT0 0f'0l
VHYDD8D al kinds Of Furniture con b. had -
w = Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bsresus, MI -
wash Stsnds, Wasdrohss, Oupboards, IanW -.
steads, Oommon Dodsteads, New otsb HsSaaetua
Tables, aad other oStidos to0 nuDeruos . nsoeipn.
Whe SAINTS nook 0sses, Countsrs, sDsans, ne.
esses, u svey - and Dads = esdes snA vosvan,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
For Sale or Lease.

1tornnfthov arttcuOiaTs INQUIRE Of Corbin ) Dow
80 ~, or Of JANIS NAY.
Fer Sale or Lease.
EOUn LOTS situated on ID and Scott street. 10,
q pert1culays en0utre Of O0RDIH q Dow or
louel6dtN JANIS NAY
Fer Sale Or Lease,
TvwRNTY-THREB eligible Building Lots, situated
i on Harrison, Third Ripley and Daondeaoe streets
will Be sold or leased On reasonable terms: tor par.
ticulsrs enquire Of 0ORDIH / Dow. or
(sugdtO A0U0HAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07

Mr.. ANTHONY, recently elected U. S.
Senator from Rhode Island, has been the
principal editor of the Providence Jour
nal for more than twenty years. At
the period of the Dorr rebellion, he was an
able defender Of law and order and rem
dered essential service to the State in ar
resting the speed OF lawlessness and in.
subordination. As a merited honor he
was afterwards elected governor of the
State. He is an able Journalist. and
one Of the most accomplished writers
in the profession. He has improved his
varied knowledge by observation and
travel in Europe. He is Of the old whie
school, of the Henry Clay stamp. o
late he has been a supporter Of the uni
ted American Republican party. The
iransision from the editorial chair to Q
Senatorial seat, will in this instance b
as graceful and dignifed as it IS meritet
and honorable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07

ILLINOIS LANDs.-qhe Oluey Times
reports the sales Of several farms in thai
vicinity recently at prices that indicate
a most rapid advance in Illinois farm
lands.
One farm, three or four miles North OF
Claremont. was sold for S35 90 per acre
Another, with less improvements, for s25 90
per acre. Both of these farms were within
some ten or twelve miles of Olney. Anoih.
er farm in tho Northeastern part of the
country, sold, few days since, for SIG 90
per acre. And eighty acres of scrub and
brush timber land few miles North of Oh
ney, sold for GA 90 per acre. All of these
sales are Of recent date and every acre of it
was entered at 81 25 per acre, less than six
years ago.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07

DR. PATTERSON, THE CouNTERFEITER.
On Thursday, Judge Huntington, of
the U. s. District Court, overruled the
motion for a new trial, in the case Of DR..
Patterson, convicted Of passing counter
felt coin, and sentenced the prisoner to
pay fine Of S100 to the United States,
and be imprisoned in the Penitentiary
for four years. He heard his sentence
unmoved, while all others present could
not behold the fall Of man from high
and respectable position in society, to q
felon's fate, without deep emotion. Be-
fore being taken to the Penitentiary, he
was allowed time to arrange his busi-
mass and receive n visit from his family:
Patterson is physician of respectable at
tainments, and enjoyed g very extensive
| practice in Rush county-his residence be-
| ing at Carthage. lie is some ifty-flve years
of age, and has an interesting family, and,
we are told, numerous attached friends
throughout the State-friends who could not
and will not believe him guilty Of the crime
| of which he is convicted. There Is no doubt,
however, OF his guilt. 1t was demonstrated
during one OF the most cautious and deliber-
ate and conscientiously impartial of trials
| in which the prosecution, actuatad by anc
reverencing the humane spirit of our crimi-
nal law. showed the prisoner every legiti
mate leniency, and cheerfully accorded hin
every conceivable means and opportunity o.
rehutting the overwhelming proof brought
against him.
In the case of Ably, charged with the same
offense, the jury brought in verdict of gull
ty, but recommended the convict to the mer
cy of tho Court. Ably was brought to tn
bar, and on being asked if he had aught t
say why sentence of the law should not b
passed upon him, detailed at length the cir
cumstGnces of his commission of the crime
lie spoke of his wife and children, and ap
pealed strenuously to the clemency of tE
Court. lie was sentenced to pay one dolla
fine, with three years in the Penitentiary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07

4
THE NEW ORLEANS REBELLIoN.-Tht
leader of the Vigilance committee il
New Orleans, is Major j. X. Duncan
of the U. 5. Army, and now in the gov.
ernment employ, and Major Beamegard
the candidate for Mayor, who is support.
ed by the same party, is an officer in the
u. s. Engineer corps.
The editor Of the True Delta has been
prescribed by the Mayors party. and or.
dered to be arrested, but he takes the
matter very cody and quietly pursues
his business protected by his friends:
he city papers are divided-tho Picayune
and Crescent for the city, and she True Delta
and Delta for the Vigilance Committee
The rest of the papers are neutral
The Vigilance Committee have offered to
resign provided the city will vest the police
authority in their hands. The city has re-
fused. The Vigilance Committee is com.
posed ofall parties.
Rumors were current in the streets
that compromise was to be Effected
The city government were to deliver up
twenty-five noted ruffians to the Vipi.
lance Committee, and five hundred men
on each side are to be sworn in ss DO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07

@The Post Office department is now
costing the people aboutsix millions of dollar
yearly. Appropriations of millions are made
to build and furnish buildings for the use Of
the Department in cities, but few hundred
dollars cannot be allowed to give any new
facilities to the rural districts, however press
ing the need of them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07
Cincsans,i Msrke,. /.

t...rg-s. CINCINNATI. June On
Flour unchanged, receipts moderate
Whisky firm at ls. Provisions unchanged.
za,-qea GfycryNArr, Juno SPIN
Flour unchanged and firm, sales 100 bhls
&C T0@4 90 for supsrdne- Whisky steady
at Is cents; receipts moro liberal. Provisions
unchanged; sales Of 500 bbls mess pork at
is %. Bacon and bulk meat dull; prices
nominal II
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07

~ The Cleveland Plaindealer says tha,
Mrs. Cunningham Burdell has purchased a
farm in Carroll county, about seventy miles
from that city. She bought the farm from
the heirs Of the late DIR. Samuel Sears, pay
ing IS 900 down for it, and we understand
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07
EV A NSV III L E
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

WYE have now on hand, and oier on liberal terms
" awell assorted stock for prirterS and p"ok"E'-
ers, among which we name
hn0 bundles Printing Paper, assorted Sizes
1000 Straw Boards; 1910 Tar Boards,
As well as colered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Hos
HAT Cap; DENY, Medium, white and cOOrei Cards and
Card Bosrls which We can have cut to any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink, &c.
We also beg leave call the attention Of dealers to ON
stock Of aJO1 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gros OF
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prioh paid foI
Rays. TENSEi SoRENSoN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07

----- NEW ORLEANsi June 5--P N
The Mayor and Col. Henry, Of the Mica
raguan army, call Americans to arms and
offer to head q charge against the Vigilance
Committee to- day.
T. p. White, money broker. was shot aud
dangerously wounded, last night in frent Of
the City Hotel. White is man said TO have
furni5hed cotton for barricades made by the
Vigilance Committee. Over fifteen hundred
names have been enrolled by the committee.
Trouble is expected to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07

a., NiNOiNNhIl, JuIic os--P N
1t has been rainig since noon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07
The Weather.

r.l CINCINNATI, June 5-M
Weather wet. 1t has been raining Mt in
tervals for the last 90 hours. River fallen 9
inches in the last 28 hours. Mercury 75
PITTsBURa. June 5.-PM
Heavy rains last night, now IL feet by the
pier mark and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and damp. g-rBez
LOUISVILLE. June 5-PM
River stationary, with feet on the falls.
II has been raining here the last Is hours and
is still raining.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-PM
Ii has been rainig since noon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07
EVANSVILLE, IND MONDAY MORNING, JUNE Z
Democratic Meeting.

At a meeting of the Democrats oi
Pigeon Township, held on the 9Th inst,
at the Court House, DR.. Jas. G.. Hatch
ct; presiding, and C. r. Rudd acting as
Secretary, the following gentlemen wers
appointed Delegates to the County an6
Senatorial Conventions, to be held du-
ring the present month, viz:
Potter Sharpe. ~ VIM. Huslss,
David 0'Neal, John Smith.
John Hodson, John T Welker.
.. X. Rudd, G. III. Schmidt,
Geo. Saurs, Jos. Jurgensmeier,
Well. H. Walker, Jas. Fitzwilliams,
John Gavisk, Peter Ruck.
Robert Fergus, Richard Raleigh,
Jas. B. Evans, Soren Sorenson,
Jas. Ennis, F-ed. Kron,
Samuel Orr, John Tremble,
Henry Stockfelths F. Durham, SEN,
Also, the President and the following
named Committee were added TO the
Delegation, viz: Michael Gavisk, DR..
NJ. j. Bray, Jacop Senzich, Thos. Red.
mond and G.. w. Hardin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
z.'.'A NEW ORLEANS, June 5-p N

TEIEuRApHED ExcLusivELY TO THE EyAysyIILs
DAILY JOURNAL By Z. W. LINE.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24

RED klvEa OvERYEowED.--The Cuklo Ga
rite o: the Glib lust, says: Our river j. very
high and is rising rapidly. Many Of the plan
tations below Shreveport are under water.
The planters have gathered all their cotton.
and "iil consequently sustain" little damage.
The Shreveport South Western Of the 10Th
says: .-.
The OvERrLow-Accounts from above
report nearly all the plantations from this
place to Rowland under water; hut the riv-
er Wa. rrceiing rapidly. and very little dam
age had been sustained. TIL. wafer is run
ming over few plantations below this place.
hut no damage is ~pprehen,led. At this
place the river is now higher than it has been
slice 1919.
The Red River American, 18th inst, SAYS:
"The river is rising fast. and some of our
citizens appreh-nd and overflow, and the
weather seems to indicate, that such will be
the case.
The river raised ~ inches on Thursday
night. aud from Friday morning TO Saturday
morning it raised ii inches. which is heavy
rise considering the present stage Of water.
Look OUT"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24
HoRRrBLE ArrA1R.-The Lexington Miss, J

HoRR1BLE ArrA1R.-The Lexington Miss }
Advertiser Of the 18th inst, SAYS:
Another deed Of blood stains the ANIMAL,
of our town. The whole community was
thrown into-a great excitement on last
Wednesday evening 10y the killing of DR.. D.
e. Sharp, hy Col. J. W. Wood. While We
40 not wish to PREJUDICE the matter or give u
premature opinion that night tend to inhu-
enc- The case in any way. we will but give
the facts which were elected at the inquest
held on the body Of Or. Sharp. 1t appears
that DR.. Sharp WAS seated by the fir. in the
back room Of the Drug Store of II"Skins l.
Antony in conversation with Mr. Hp,kins-
his back WAS turned towards the door which
lr,! into the storr-whcu Mr.. Wood entered
and walking up within few feet of the de-
ceased, Immediately fred some three or four
times with revolver. One Of the bills
passing from his back through his lungs and
another through the head, killing him in
~tantly. Two pistols were found in the waist
Of the pautal ons Of the deceased.
1t is said that an old frul existed between
the parties in regard to som. property trans
action, AMI that the deceased threatened to
kill Wood. DR.. Sharp represented this dis
trict in the Senate some year. ago. lie had
removed from this place to Cherokee county,
Texas, and WAS but here on visit. DR..
Sharp was a man Of family. and So also is
Col. Wood, both OF which have the condo
lcnce Of this community in their affection.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24

MAP OF TIE HEAvESs.-Wesee it stated
that magn ltic"t and intrrrsing work i
now being i>.usi at Pa'i>-a comp r'e map
of the heavens 50 far rs modern a>tronomic-
al knowledge ext rnd<-prepare' under the
auspices of the i'm p,riAl observatory. II is
to consist OF sixty-tivr plates. executed in the
most superb and r,i>ic style. each one OF
the plates indicating the I'o>i,ioa Of 25.525
stars of The thiid magnitude, or 1869, lis in
all The eighteenth plate OF TINS magnii
cent series, now finished, WAS recently pre-
>.u,-d 10 the French aca'l:mv of miences,
W, 'er. it excited the creates, admiration.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24

DEBows WEEKLY PRrss.-Ws are in.
det'tsd to friend for copy Of this paper
lately started at Washington, D. c. We full
~ concur in the numerous notices already
uttered BY the Southern press, ia regard to it.
merits The Review" b. tho Same propriv.
tor has won wide renown in the South
and We shall hope that the "Press' NAV b.
as literally sustained. Thoug!: it is not on
tho same order as the Review, it has MANY
claims at the hands Of the South bo,,: as :,
repository Of the news Of the day, mi.ce,Ia.
neous readinz--it is an able and fearless. ex.
ponent OF Southern views. Mr.. D.Bow,s
writings are Characterised by a..id uou. in.
dustry, conservative opinions, and indepen.
dent sentiment.
We take pleasure in recommending ,h;s
new paper to our readers as an ip;eres,;,o
shee'. 1t is offered at the low price of 40
per annum, or IS for the Press and Rsv;sw
together.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24

OFFICE OF THE DAILY TRUE DELTA,
Friday Evening. Feb. 10. 1898.

Friday Evening. Feb 10. 1898.
.,OTTON-We stated in our last review that the
.dv..e s from Europe proving unexpectedly f,von-
l.. Tive market had become quite excited and fac
,,,>, ha,, been enabled to realize an additional I'M
,roy.ment OF fully lc per h. The intelligence
which ha. since come to hand by the steamship
VI. r,r, prov ing less favorable than had been gen
cr.iIv ant;cin.t ei and buyers preferr1ng to await
E .ur... the mo. Nnent during the past week has
heen on co,:iact ed scale and at prices showing
falling off from last FRIDAYS curencv OF fully &c
Der ID. o, the Miding qualities The Balt'cs news
to-day have a. vet had no apparent effect
inferior, 5a7 Kidding. ! allt
ordinary. 8 6. Good Md,iling llsal2
Good Ordinary 94ssa Ml'di'g Fair l24
Low Middlins log log Fair 'om'nai
SUGAR-Prces have upward tendency:
Inferior toCommon 3a3t P'im. andCho'ce sa69
Fair to Fully Fair Alas Clarified 4 Reid asst
MOLAssEs-ol 24c for Ferrnentng
FLoUR-si.5n f,r Slperfine and s437&c
CoRN-4oa5oc for inferior and ordinary.
HAY-Western &I7 81.
| Bsrr-Extra Mess SIS so aA16 90.
Poex-l6. SO $40 % for Mess
R.cox-9t 9ac lbersi supplies.
| LARp-9k lOc TO- Prime.
RUrrxR-l4 I6c for ordinary to prime Western
| CoYrEE-Active demend III II &c for good Fair
to prime.
| SALr-7Oc for course so Ssc for fine.
BAoeIxa-l2& a l23c for India, 13c for Ken.
lucky Strengent.
RoPp--7 . Sc for band made
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24
One WoHp TO You've MEN.-There is :

One WoED TO You've MEN-There is a
Divinity that stils within you. G"i has I'M
planted in each OF Your b,>orns \ s-u~r 81
honor. Never violate IT, Stand up vi, Ii tn.
i''nness Of Il granite piiIar-of pr"n..'ory
which through unknowu ages has wil>,o,nl
the fury Of the acknowledgements, the charms
and fascinating pleasures OF world. They
dazzle but to deceive. Do this AMI Won will
be prosperous. Iou will have peace, honor,
and dignity; you will he cla>sed with the
wise and good. You may bs poor. bur Vol,
will possess what is worth NOR. than gold.
:',,- mobility Of mind aud character; y",,
vii. tread the upward path o! vlrtue-you
will win an immortal prize.
., Young man. folio. Your higher nature
an. YOU will fashion for Yourself dalcIll
mo, e beautiful and precious than WAS ever
wrou oh to adorn the brow of an earthly pu-
,.n,at... lie alone i, wise who practically re-
,urmLc RS that the wages Of sin in this life is
Only de a'.'-dea'h most deep, bitter aud
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale on Al.
modsting terms. his SAW, GRIST MILL,
GIN, situated Is miles from Harrisonbure o.
Natchitoches road, at the point where the roadl
ding from Columbia to Alexandra crosses eaid
Sixteen miles from Little river. and about the :
distance from the White Sulphur Spring..
machinery consists Of circular saw, i4s incse
steam power-fine gin, stand ~ saws) and : ! !
grist mill. Abundance of excellent timber IA, !
ing near the mill, And the location is in eyp,,'
spect . good one for carrying on the busines, !,
itably. Persons desiring to purchase this MI
property are requested to call and e1amin,
premises. D. MASTER
January IS. Ia
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24
SIIERIFFS SALE.
J. N. Stuart 18th District Court
vs[No. 10ssl Parish Of Catahoula.

J. N. Stuart nth District Court
y vs., S,;1 1ossl Parish Of c"'"hou'".
IN virtue Of q writ Of feri .fccias issued
gy from the Honorable the District Court
of the parish Of a'ahoula and to the Sher-
if thereof directed, have seized upon as the
property of the defendant, Allen Gilbert, a
gray horse, and will on
Saturday tn. eth day Of March. 1858.
within the hours prescribed BY law. at the
door Of the courthouse in said parish. OFF,
said horse for sale at public auction TO pay
anil satisfy said wit.
Terms If sal.-Ca-h, under benefit Of ap-
praisem-ut. y. NJ. PRICHARD, Shtf.
Feb. II. l85S-Prs fs- 81
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Eleventh District
PARISH OF cArAEoULA. Court-Clcrk 'sOfficc
Tutorshp Of Miss S. A. q. Williams.
WHEREAS Joel X, enan, Tutor to said minor,
W has this day filed in this Office, final account
OF Tutorshp together with sccompar wing Vouchers
praying that che same be approved and homologa-
ted. Therefore, notice is hereby given, at unless
opposition 10 said account IL filed in this Office in 30
days from this date the same will BE- approved and
homologated according to law. q O. DUKE,
Feb s. 1883. 20 Oerx.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24
PROBATE SALE.

n PURSUANCE Of an order and decree Of !
Hon. District Court, in and for the Parss
Catahoula, !, tho undersigned Sheriff in and
Parish Of Catahoula, shall offer for sale No.
highest bidder at pubic auction at the doo
Court house, in the town of Harrisonburg, on
SATURDAY. the 18th day Of MARCH, y
the following property belonging to the estal!
Nancy Hawthorn. decd, viz: !
A TRACT OF LAND lying on Sled tor les|
said parish, containing abou
S or ,ess; G, .vre ,aested to act Y
re,ms1Th; H"a s.,a j. o,a ut. Tor their trout
effecting partition bctweri-
dent and will be made on th,bd Adrrriisers
On credit Of IL monthss;s SPIRIT" to Al
purchasers viii! be required to 0dred. Agents 4
prices bid, with approved suret.lesale Ncwspapd
to the heirs and legal reprcse, York papers.
thorn, decd or order, stipuatinH Der line, payad
Sper cen: per annum. from nj
ally paid. and q special mor.N re ---------.
purchascdas additional security IONS
February 8, 1888. (printtes NagaZiMe
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24
hEGtLAK ZEN DAi l'ALkEr,
N ESS F n 6 E R,

Tor CAInF''. BEECH HILL CHANPAG-
L nolle. Ousc... City. Trenton. Monroe. Pine
Bluff, Columbia. Harris"nburg. Trinity and al in.
termednte lndpgs-The elegant, swift passenger
steamer MESSENGER. G. II. KlRK, master, T. A
Balle clerk, will continue in the above tnis. until
the season closes. making regular TEN ia 7
TRIPS, every attention given ID way aud piansa.
ton landings. her Accommodations for passengers
are not surpassed by any boat in the trade.
Feb. ~ 1859, 4-.4l.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24

Notice.
HhA undersigned have formed parts,
Nyt ship in the Civ WRloHr and Loo
JolNER's business, and will perform wost
either Of these departments, in this and
adjoining parishes. They have made arsa
mrn,s for carrying on any business they =
contract to do with facility and despatch
They will construct gins to run by .tesn
horse power as may be required--will b
presses Of any kind that employers
wish. and will contract for tho building
dwelling or other houses. Their terms
not 10 found above the usual rates.
Address Robertson l. Potter, =. Tds3sg
Louisiana. +. 3. kObEkISVs
Feb. l1,-%0Af WM f1Js.IEks
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24
SHERIFF SALE.

D. D. Hanes W. John A. Philips Al VIM. M
w. Crooks l. Hatch: John A. Ptsips q.
shee--Eleventh District Court, Parsh 4 a
houla.
pY VIRTUE Of writs of 6eri facias in Ae M
ID entitled cases issued from the hon. tn, D;s.,
Court in and for the parish Of Catahoula, adj nI
sheriff of said parish directed, have seized a.
the property Of the defendant, John A. PHI
satisfy said writs of q. "a. nerg-o man slav,ls
about IS years old, and will on
Saturday, the 9th day Of March. 1855 \
within legal hours at the door Of the court hous
said parish oder said property for sale at I'd
auction.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, under benefit Of app,I
ment. D. II. PRICHARD. S6.df
req. 2, 1903. prsfreA