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SHERLFF SALE.

~. W. 18th District Court Psns
Eli Chevalicr Catahoula.
DY VIRTUE Of wri: Of heri fa cias in h. ~,
- entitled suit issue from the Honorable
District court in and for the parish Of (,,shos
and TO the Sheriff thereof directed, ha.e ~,
upon a. the property OF the defendant. Eli es.,ss
4 TRACT OF LAND in said Parish. tsns
South-wcs: Quarter Of the Southwestern.
Of Section No. I, Township s, North IRA,
.ieuklsef awa~d isnict north Dr. N n,
containing ThirtS-nine and sixteen-se h
dredths acres more or less, and will on
Saturday, the 9th day Of March. lss
within the hours prescribed BY law offer s.k Ia
for sale at public auction at the court house d,
said parish to satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sslc-Cash under benefit Of ami.
ment. .. II. PRlCHARD. ShriY
Feb. 2, 1883. prs fseA
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~ We ask attention to the advertise.
"eot o. the Steamer Messenger, in to day.
paper and assure the public tina. nothing
VIII 10 found wanting in this truly superb
IN" magnificent boat, she is now making
regular ten day trips, between New Orleans
and Camden, Capt. Geo. A. Kirk careful
and obl'ging officer is he, commander, AMI
NIL a Beal'e courteous and correct gentle
man will attend to those traasactiug business
with the boat.
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SUCCESSFUL USE OF THE CAMEL, IN
TIE UNITED STATES.

Jefferson Davis the lac Secetary Of War
conceived the idea that the Camel and tho
Oromedsry might be used in traversine tn,
vast regions in the Southwest part of the Uni
ted States. In aid Of military expeditions.
passing through the extensive arid plain. of
lexas,-New Mexico and California. the
services Of those animals, it was though,
would be Invaluable. At the instance and
under the directions OF Secretary Davis. i'm
Porta''ons Of camels ard d,omedaries, to the
humber Of several hundred, have been made
within few years. Upon the trial Of them,
in travelling and packing. the experiment
has proved entirely successful and satsfac,o
~. Lieutenant Beale Of the army was char
geu with the exploration last summer, Of the
Wagon rout intended to be made from near
Santa Fc. in New Mexico, through to the
Colorado of tho West near tho supposed
mouth Of the Mojave river. lie accordingly
started with his company, attached to which
WAS a scientific, corps, from San Antonio in
Texas, on the 25th June, and reached Ell Pa
40 on the 10 Of August, distance Of seven
hundred miles. lie had seven regular pack
camels, that carried each thousand pound,
weight Of grain, for the use Of the mule
teams. These wonderful animals, IN FIRE.
quent instances, went a week, and on one
occasion. ten days without drinking. and even
then seemed Indifferent about water. The
old notion that the camel can not swim. wa.
proyc,. by Lieutenant Be.le to be simply I
humbug. Upon FIRST trying one OF them in
crossing tho Colorado and finding that h.
swan finely. the whole train were crossed b,
swimming them in patches of five AMI six a
a time. There were in this expedition
twenty three canels, and three dromedsries
At San Antonio the Government had abon
ninety head of these animals which wer'
brought mostly from, Esvp'. and landed a
Iniionola in T>xas.
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State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Cataho1a.
District Cou1t-Clefk'S Office:

Succession Of James T. Miller, deceased.
WHEREAS, Eliza J. Miller, Administratrii
w said succession, has this day fled in this
Office Tablexu Of Distribution Of the funds Of =
succession, which she prays may be approved =
homologated, therefore notice is hereby given )
unless opposition 70 said tablsau is filed in tAss
fee. in 80 days from this date the same viii OF
proved anil homologated according to law.
Feb. 8, 1853. 39-3t. G. C.. DUKE, Clefk
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SHOOTING AFTnAr.-We learn that on
tuesday OF last week, on Black River, in Con.
Gorilla two respectable citizens, NJ. D.
Brown and Mr.. Ha.shio., ia the course
.. = qaarrsl, exchanged several shots. IN
which the former was badly wounded
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TEtEGRAPlliC lNrELLlGENCR.


Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 19.-Ths Kansas cores
ponlrnt Of the Democrat says that the To-
I,eka Legislature assembled on the 10Th, and
that the Co,lifyi"g COMMITTEES reported -
complete code Of laws.
Concurrent resolutions were introduced
saving that as the President advocates the
p.s>ag. Of the L-compton constitution. that
Gov. Rob nson Se requested to c"rresp"n'i
with the Governors Of friendly States s''''c'-
ting them t" resist. if necessary. the sdop-
ton Of the Lromp'on constitution.
Washington Ners.
WAsurxoros, Feh.19.-Wiuston, former.
" Indian agent, is appointed U. 5. Marshal
fur Kansas.
The democrats Of the Senate will amend
the Lecompton constitution to allow the pep
rI. Of Kansas to alter it ut PLEASURE.
John L. Robinson is confirmed rs U. S.
Marshal Of Indians.
U. S. Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-AMount dsposi
ted 81, 1913 900; subject to draft 81, 22s, 600;
receipts Of the week $65O,000.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-Sennte.-T
Committee on Territories say they don't al'-
prove Of the ordinance accompanying the
Lerompton constitution, nor regard it M y
part of The constitution, nor will i,- approval
or di>approval by Congress affect the val'di-
" Of The constitution.
Adjourned until Tuesday.
House.-A personal collo9uy took place
between Hatch and Z,llicotfer respecting the
oa,hs Of the American party.
Hoard charged Burns with being corrupt
~ influenced 10y proposals from tn" Exrcu
tive department, and asked for committee
Of iuvrsr iy.,ion. Prudin. the question the
House adjourned till Tuesday.
Louisiana Legislature.
BATON RouGE. Feb. l9.-rhe Senate
passed bill sppr"pria,'ng $4,000 for the
completion Of the State Seminary OF Learn
ing At A-xandris.
Xouse-Ihe bill reported by the Com
m;t,ee on Banks and Barking. TO appoint "a
Clerk +" the Board Of cu,rrl.cy, at a salary
If - 500. AMI +" tax the b.uks to pay the
same. The bin was mails the order Of the
day for next Friday.
The bill fixing thu compensation Of State
Printer was laid on the table. sui C, ocnI!
Both Houses adjourned until uext Tues
day.
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A beautiful inscription. 1t is said. may be
found in All Italian graveyard: "llerc lies En-
ella who transported large fortune I" heaven
in acts Of charity, and has gone thther to en-
joy it,"
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ss OvacarA.-Aher very pro,racted
psss At rising, the river at this place has
come to stand, and from accounts from
show. fall may soon be expected. The
Mississippi at Na,chez, We learn, has rcceded
near four feet within the last week.
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-,,.>'y ASYLUM CT LouIsrANA.-Thi

,xs.>y ASYLUM CT LouIsrASA.-This
A.rlu,r w. first thrown open Tor the recep-
,;n. 81 .,a,i., MS, in December, lStS, just
min. wears no. Since that time there have
han o'or.. =, IN Xix hundred admissions
The average nu"b> Of f.. inmates " has ty r;
annual appropriations o. the the legislature ,,'
for the support Of this In stitu oo"' nave been
about $50, 1000.
There are in the Asylum at '"' l'e>e ~
time 1927 patients; of these there are ~
male and female pay patients. L. y.
males and 81 females remaining are 81 "'e
PATIENTS Among the State patients are .
free persons of color. Two-thirds, at least,
Of Nh. inmates ave of foreign birth, priHc'-
paly Irish AMI German, and these are most
~ brought from New Orleans.
The United States Census of 1850, as
signs to Louisiana. total population Of
5l7, 762--whitcS, 255, 491 free colored, H.
462; slaves, 244S03; total insane, 200
whites, IA, free colored | /. slaves IS. Bv
this estimate, we have one insane free col
ored man to about every 1000 Of tina, class.
one insane white man to about every 1900,
and one insane slave to about $500 slaves.
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I say mister, said one yankee to another.
how come your eyes SO crooked! My eyes!
Why 10y sitting between tw" girls and trying
to make love to both ut the same time.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Eleventh District cous
Parish Of Ca,ahorls.

use Of J. D. Calvert, Eleventh District cous
~ c w. ; Parish Of c''ahorA
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of heri facae in the ~
- entitled suit issued from the Hon the Dist,
Court of the Parish Of Catahoula, and to the shas
fai5 rar:oh l-A>ta6 h".. s;o-aA opon As ID. ..
erty of the defendant, j. +. Chevalier,
A CERTAIN TRACT Or PARCEL OF LAND
ing the Southwest Quarter of the Norhe
Quarter, Section 6. in Township 6. in Ii, b
district north Of Red river, containing ;i
nine and sixty -onc.one.hundlcdths acres L;
or less, and / will on
Saturday, the 9Th day of March, ls'
within the honrs prescribed by law offer saii {,
for sale at public auction at tho cosIt house dsg
this parish.
Terms Of Sale--Cash under benefit Of sprss
ment. .. u. pRICUARD, Shield
Feb. 2, 1858. prs.fcsI
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lrchaScd as additional security 70 Ms
February 8, 1888. (print, ~ Magazine
Nolid"l NoHrH7

4 VALUABLE TRACT own twice enia''l
n situated on Sicily 1sland.the leading M
lands Of Dr. Nuttle and DR.. Pershlss,,e. II
South half of Section 81, Township Z volud
8 East. District North Red River. ~
Terrns--One half cash, the balasoo oI'sT
months, with note and good security, N the y
cent interest from date Of sale. The ~: - n
seen by calling on DR.. Pennington. T..er.",
ing to purchase can do so by calling ole ii ~
residence or by writing to me at this plal "a
}. pfBlE~
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Theodore Hook once sail to man, at
whose table publisher got very drunk -
VII. you appear to have e,nptic! your wine
cellar into your book seller.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24

The Ia'ie< Of Aurora, Illinois, passed the
fol|"-ing r-~nu'ion:
Rrsolved. 1ha, ii we. the Young lalirs Of
Aurora. 'l""'t Ct married this year, someb,-
.lv will he 10 blame"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24

1t seems strange. but it is fact. that men
generally are mu'h h moe afraid # women
than women are Of mrn: and fearing TO
"break the ice" is fruitful cause Of old
bach-lorisnl.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24

We once heard an old ,el fac d doctor
saw that be never in his life knew a man to
die Of drinking. Some puny things, sail he.
die Of learning to drink, but no man ever
dies of drinking.
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SHERIFF SALE


~ Catahoula,
J. D. Calvert. Aevcnsh Dirsric, c..
AQYvlRfUE Of . writ q 6eri faciss in Il. N
y satitled eass. Issued from the Horor,h.'
District court ef the parishef CatAloula, .d : !
Sheriff thereof directed, have seized q
the property Of the defentAne ]. b. o.
CERTAIN TRACT OR PAHCTL or CP0r7 |,
the town Of Trinity, known al the Wooster r.
gether with all the building and impru, Z
thereon. Said lot is boundel in font i, r.
River, on Font street. south " Little Rive \
by Franklin street, north BY alot belouRinss h
B. Benefited, and will on
SATURDAY. the 9th day Of MARCH, lau
within the hours prescribed By law, at the q,
house door Of said parish, offer sid lot M y
ings for sale At public auction to pay ana y;
said writ. Terms Of Sale-Cash, under -
appraisement. D. N. PRlCHARD, SheS
February 2, 1858. pint, fee. y
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PROD.1TE SALE.
Snccos.ion Of I.ucv PITT decd

OO II q - II
Succession Of Lucy Pitt. deed.
DY VIRTUE Of an order ii sale is.ued from the
ID 18th District COu,t Of the parish Of Catahoula
and to the Sheriff Of said parish directed, will on
Saturday. the eth lay Of March, 1883, within L..
gal hours offer for sale at public auction st the late
residence Of the deceased, in this parish. all the
property, real and personal. belonging to the estate
of Lucy Pitt. decd, to wit ..-
The Southwest quarter Of the Northwest quar-.
ter; the Northwest quarter Of the No,thwest quar-.
ter, and the Northeast quarter Of the Northwest
quarter Of section No y, in township No g. Of range
east containing ~ 6'-loo acres, As per duplicate
receipt No. 1865, with Ill the improvements
thereon.
head Of Cattle running in the range,
80 - stock hogs
lot of Household ard Kitchen Furniture, &C.
Terms Of SaIe-CASH, under benefit Of apprxse.
nieut D. u. PRlCuARD Sheriff
Feb %, 1858. print Tee 81
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Sam I've lost my watch nv-rh"ar,l-ii lies
in tw,'u,v feet Of water. Is there any way
to get it Yes, said S IN. divers ways.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24

The EFFECTS OF Observation-Disclosures
Piazza Su,ih, the Astronomer Royal for
Scotland, in his Interesting account Of u re-
cent scientific expedition made by him TO the
Peak of Tenertir, has set at rest thr qatsstio
ernta Of the heat Of the moonlight. lie
SAWS that his thrrmomr,ri,.al Instruments
we're scnsibly affected by the moons rays.
even at the lowest of two stations occupied
bv him at different elevations. In tropical
climates, meat which is exposed 10 he moon
light rapidly becomes pu,rid; ami in the
West Indies, the negroes, who Will lie swell
tering anil uncovered beneath tn. full 9 are
ns tropical sun. carefully n',fi+ their heals
an! faces when exposed to the 'no''nb,amS.
which they believe will cause swelling and!
,,.:-iertion Of the features, aud sometimes
even bliatnaa
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Col s. F. Marks, we learn. has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at New Orleans, vice Gen.
4. f. Mediation resi- yned.
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At recent sale Of books in Lonaon.a copy
Of Wickliff'.'s version Of the new Tcstame nj
sold for $725.
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One hundred millions Of gold annually
cross tire Isthmu. of Panama.
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RArurn 4 SAtry LAKE-The~o is lake
600 mil,s lcny. between Corpus Christi and
BRACES Santiago. 50 sal. that a skif canno'
proceed but about forty miles from the latter
r;n.c, because OF large. so!ilii.d cakes ex-
i.niin. clear across The pa>ssge-so says Il
writer in the plaquemine Sentinel. VIII" has
visited it. The same writer adds that on
tbs side OF tho main land, crvs,alzed salt is
70 be ssen piled up in blocks. one upon
aeo.hey, ssd shininx 10 tie Gun like gIseisrs.
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NOu1Ce 10 Tux t'NyGrN.
AVTNG been appointed Collector Of the STATE
IL TAXES, for 1857. the same being now due,
will commence the collection Of the same on or about
the lst Of March. w. E. GAULDEN,
S9-tf Collector.
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EF II a lady VIE lam. IN tic arm sno
the leg, II She were blind IN one eye and
couldn't see with the other. if she had M
teeth and her gums were worn ont, II size
we're c.na footed and had a cancer on hen
nose, II size la! a spit-tire temper and forty
nine negroes. AMI twenty-five thousand dol
lars. how many s,litors would she have p
One from thi> Office.
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River N,,ns.

LOUISVILLE. Feb l9.-The river 10 rising,
with t.-t 8 inches IN the canal
Sr. LOUIS. Frh. l9.-FNe to six feet 10
Cairo. with ice seriously impeding ns~iys-
ton.
DuBrorE Feb l9.-The river is firmly
closrd.-Daly True Delta.
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A0 Trust not to appearances, under nd
vise,nent.
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Mem a0pertiseueutS.
Z z q Z = Z Z z
3 { IN o . q ].

OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC ARE IN.
~ formed. that we are now to be found in the New
building OH the Of Catahoula nd Sicily streets
where they are respectfully solicited to call.
l. SHLENKER & BROTHER.
Va--is0ntylrc Eel, 24-5S. 3t.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Edward Ma'oy 12th District Court,
VS.. no. ll43l
II. B. Caraway. Parish Of Ca'ahoula.
a., virtue OF a writ of firri facias isaued
0y from the District Court Of the parish
Of Ca,ahoula, and to the sheriff of sail par
i>h directed, have seized as the properly Of
defendant, lot Of sawed and h-wed timber
lying opposite the residence Of J. d. Calvert
Oh the bank Of the Oua.hiia river, and on
Saturday the 9Th day Of March neat,
within legal hours, at said place. l will offer
the same for sale for wha' i; will bring on
credit Of IL months. purchaser to execute
bond according to law. ID. NJ. PRICHARD,
Feb. II, ls5s-p's fee, 50 Shift.
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SfIEkIFF'S SALE.
d. u. Han~s. Use Of ll,h District Court
d. D. lines Il Co. Parish Of C.,.houl..
~[So; s;s]
1>ham krndIirkt
IA virtue Of All alin> writ Of .tseri faeias is.
~ sud fsem>1h Honorable. the District
C"ur, If the parish Of Catshon,s., ~el to the
Sheriff thereof directed, have seized mon
AS the property Of the defendant. I>ham Ken
dirk ba. horse" and will on
Saturday the 9th day Of March, 1858,
~ III" door ot the courthouse in laid parish
within Legal hours Offer said horse for sale
a, public auri III. &" paw and satisfy said w,i .
Terms Of -aie-Ca under benefit Of ap.
prai>.,n.n. u. NJ. PKICuAED, Shit.
Feb. II, ls5s-prs fee. -
SHERIFF SALE.
John ". Dayton ll,h District Court
v>[No. lo+sl Parish Of C~tahouls.
Thomas Holly
IN virtue Of writ of feri facias issued
gy from the Hon. the District Court Of the
Parish uf Cataho,,l. AMI to the Sheriff there
"t directed, have seized upon n. the prop
-r,y of the defendant, Thomas Holly. two
hundred tier of pine timber more or less,
now lying in Virgins Creek in this parish,
aud will on
Saturday the 9th day of March. 1853.
within legal hours. at the door OF the count
h":e in This parish. otter said timber for
sale at public auction to pay aud satisfy said
writ.
Term. Of sale-Cash. under benefit Of APP
prai>e,nrnt. -. NJ. pRiCuARD, Shift.
Feb. II. la58-prs fee 81
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SHERIFF SALE
Harmon Block ll.h District Court,

y~[No. loosl
n. Il. Welt Parish Of Cxtahoula
I'm virtue Of writ Of fe.i fscias, Oh II
0y months bond, issued from the District
C"ur, Of the pa'iSh Of Catahoula, and to the
Sheriff thereof directed, have seized upon
as the property of defendant. on" large wag.
on and three yoke Of oxen, and will on
Saturday the 9th day Of March merit,
at the door OF the Courthouse in said parish,
within legal hours. offer the same for sale for
wha, they will bring in cash
ID. N. PKICHARD, Shift.
III e..
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Light seems the nstara! enemy to sS"
deeds
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~ADELIdHTFULA RoMANTICR oUTE-uN
FROM InA WEST 70
Boston, Ner York, and TIRE Eastern States
ria fAs Michigan Csafydi, Ovtuf WtnerH,
OcdensbsvgA 4 Ysrmpmf Cemfvai, 1~s
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have m opportunity Of
visiting some OF the Ersndest and most Won
Asrful scenery In the world, including Toro~:o,
Nyaysva FaI, Svsrension Bridge, Thows0nd IsiaMds,
ksptAs al fAs ST. Larvence, Quebec, Montreai, Waite
MeessGtss the Tubafdr Bridge tneoriy FRO miller in
lsnsfA), Lake Champiatn, Fails Of Monfmovenci,
1sAssn River, str., etc.
On and attsF May 4, 1858, Baggage will be
Chesksa Thseugh from Chicago.
49, TO EM &c u AVIS.
Passages 10y BE- secured ct the once OF the Com
pany In Chicago By SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool. Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdssn and Aoatross. An agent Of the q RAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends thsremovsl Of
smigvantA and baggage u Quebec free Of charge.
Fass fsea tSo y $3s TO Chicago, including
cooked pfovisioas.
The 1Ammoth 6seamship
l. h VIA r II n N.
or ~ 500 TONS AND roo FEET LoNGl
b anass sontrsst to this Conpany for one or more
tsips 70 Portland. Tourists' return tickets from
Chicago 10 tho principal towns in Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Leyiathan, or for the
O.S. 8. Co.'s ships, can be- obtained nj the Office
Of tho Grand Trunk Railroad. No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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NUTICEis hereby given to the owners q the
lots dsscribedin the foregoing list stuateiin the
City Of ksokuk, Lee County and State OF Iowa
whose names mentioned and al others interest
cd, thats special tax has been assessed and levied
BY the City Council Of said city for MoA D.
AIMING in front Of said lots IS designated
in the above list, and unless payment be made
20th day Of Sept, A. D. 1858, the said lots, or 50
much thereof rs shall be necessary TO diachargt
sAid tax and costs, will be sold on the day aforc
said, At the Mayors Once in said city, between
the hours Of 2 osclock , m. and o'clock D. n.
@. G. STEVENS,
collsctorof theCity Of Ksoku.
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