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GWAR. MnRGAM.


w lioLESALE AND RETAIL Manufacturer of Saddles
bl9eS haTntss anu Trunks, dealer in ali arti'
Kept by SSddleIs, begs leave to inform the
Pe Liat nc has opened at No I65 Main cor Market
Milefe ne VIII be glad to any persons wanting
the aDoVe articles. ASheintcnIisto make roo[ WORT
anu ~ Sel at fair prices he hopes obtain liberal share
MorS, and repairng done with dispatch. senIs -
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WE would call special attention to our stock Of youb
w and Boys Cloth Caps, which at the best
Cap FACTORY In Philadelphia and Of the recent
ern patterns. Lsep2al s. hARPER BRO.
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AssB-s JANUARY 1esa.

UPWARDS OF S11, 100000
VI Losses have been paid by the H,na Insurance Co.
the past IS year,.
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NUMBER 94.
IADDLEs,. HARNEss, rRulMKs-

WHOLESALE 6; RETAII,.
SHEPPARD, No.1S1 Main ST. corner of Union y,i,,
y continue to keep hand large and coInpiete as
sorment Of all articles In his line consisting of and
Gentiemens Saddles Fine and Coarse Harkrss TrnpLS
would respectfully call attentions my stock and trust
~ and promptness, continuance
Al. kinds Of requiring promptly done, andin proper
"'Ha,uSI Sa J. B SHEPPARD,
eSP@O | NIan
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M. REILLY.
wholesale dealer in Groceries
forstg'1 =, Gnd "a, Domestic Zines I'D Liquors.
naa7:1y19- WREEIfNa. a1lzIf ManTSI va 4az Hsszza
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

The DOUBLE SUIcIDE.-Ertraoydiu
Letter.-N will be recoilected that short
time ago two young men were found dead
in the same bed at Fayetteville, N. C. In
their room was found the following letter,
directed to the finder:
"l24 Mt is our desire that the jury oil
inquest be assured that this act was our own;
that we did it coolly, calmly, and collected
ly, unintluenced by any one Whatsoever
We preferred dying natural death to dying
with disease, especially gal|oping consump-
ton, with which one of US at least would
This course has been contemplated by one of
us (Wightman) for two years, bat now find
ing good company, have concluded to 90.
| wish Drs. Haigh and Gillian to examine
my brain, that the jury may come to right
verdict, as arm assured tina, these physicians
will be satisfied that was not laboring un-
der temporary arrangement"
ave wish both Of US to be buried in the
same grave. We have no enmity against
any individual on earth, and hope no one
has against us. The reason why we do this
is nobody's business but our own. We are
determined to try another world either bet
ter or worse; if worse, it is policy, at least,
that we hasten in order to get used to it.
W1GHTMAN AND ELLIOT"
There was another, written by Mr.. Wight
man, directed to his brother, which read as
follows:
"DEAR BROTHER: It is my wish that you
attend to what business leave unsettled,
and that you bury my body in the same
grave with that of Mr.. Elliot, he being the
only true friend ever had on earth, and ia
death We are not divided: by which you
will confer the last Kind act upon your un
happy brother"
CIVILIAN"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

BE DETERM1NED.-Ihee earnest man wins
a way for himself, and earnestness and truth
60 together Never affect to be other than
you are-either richer or poorer. Never be
ashamed to say 81 dc not know" Men will
then believe you when you say, II do know
Never be ashamed to say whether as applied
to time or money, II cannot afford to waste
an hour in the idleness you ask me to-I can
not afford the dollar you ask me to throw
away" Once establish yourself and your
mode Of life as they really are, and your
foot is on solid ground, whether for the grad
ual step onward, or for the sudden spring
over the precipice. From these maxims let
me deduce another-learn to say"No" with
decision, "Yes" with caution, whenever it
implies promise, for, once given it is bond
inviolable. A man is always of consequence
in the world when it is known that we can
implicitly rely upon him. Il have frequently
seen, in humble life, a person preferred to
long list of applicants, for some important
charge which lifts him at once into station
or fortune, merely because he has this repu-
tation, that when he says he knows thing
be knows it, and when he says he will do
thing he will do it.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

hEsE remarkable Springs contain Sulphur,
virtues Of Brighton, AK h Ghapelle, and Malvern
in Europe, and Of Bladoir Bite lick and BaDston
spas proved both by chemical analysis and bv
the experience IF hundreds Of invalids.
The Evans HOtc1-situated on an eIex.-
non few yards from the Springs, has been enlarged
and rented for the accommodation Of amiles inv..
nos ana the lovers Of woodland pastiuss IL table
t Iaan "s oe surpassed and it's bar is supplied With
' 'n cnocsss liquors. The waters in the vicinity
aord the finest fishing and bathing, and the rs.;on
is noted as the Paradise of Hunters e''''
The undersigned having this day purehasea Al,
the right, title and interest of Henrv Exam ~"
late proprietary in and to the above property ays;s
himself OF this method to solicit contip n.ncr AZ
'ne very liberal patronage bestowed upon the for.
nner proprietor. THOa n Ev NC
January -, 1853. - : ~
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

SIZE OF LosDoN-L pndon extends over
an area of 7e,o2e acres or 1872 square miles,
and the number of its Inhabitants rapidly
increasing, was 1862, 2sS on the day Of the
last census. A conception of this vast mass
of people may be formed by the fact that
were the metropolis surrounded by a wall,
having north gate, sonth gate, and east
gate, and west gate, and each of the four
gates was of sufficient width to allow col.
umn of people to pass out freely four abreast,
aud peremptory necessity required the i'm
mediate evacuation of the city, it could not
be accomplished under twenty four hours, by
the expiration of which time the. head of
each of the four columns would have adj
venced no less than twenty-five miles from
their respective gates, all the gates being in
close file, four deep.-[Cheshire's Results of
the Census.
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wv lillian"

At an examination of the College of Sur
geons, a candidate was asked by the celebra-
ted and eccentric Dr.. Abernethy-" What
would you do if a man was blown up with
powders" Wait till he came down." he
coolly replied. "True," replied Abernethy
and suppose should kick you for such an
impairment reply, what muscles would put
IN motion!" THE hexors and ex,ensors of
my right arm, for l would knock you down
Immediately" He received = Diploma.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
ALUAMsE MILL and GIN
FOR SALE. 4

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale on II
1 modatifsg terms, his SAW, GRIST NILS
GIN, situated 81 miles from Harrisonburr =
Natchitoches road, at the point where the ~
ding from Columbia to Alexandra crosses saiis
Sixteen miles from Little river. and about ths I
distance from the White Sulphur SPRING..
machinery consists of q circular saw, las ~
steam power-fine gin stand tao mws) and q
grist mill Abundance of excellent timber ID
ing near the mill, and the location is in evs.1
spect good one for carrying on the business
itably. Persons desiring to purchase this u
property are requested to cali and erauv
premises D. MASTD
4 January Is. s}, wa III = d ~
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A NOVEL Turn.

~ NOVEL loRS Ur. Among the nost
ties observed on n Years Day was a !
riage propelled bSteam, and operated I
two fast young me; the bushes. Of q
king calls. They pb,less considered h
old fGgy turnout OF sin-hand as altoged
too slow lot tne tme'and the accompla
smsnt OF the full continent of I" five 81
dred CANS. A MifiSsfi J csyy;aoe.e -
by pair Of diminutiye HES and driven \
two lads, also attra ctedl considerable AM
ton. So says the New York journal I
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

THE UTAH ARMY.-The Commander-in-
Chief has just issued the following general
orders, under date of January Is, 1858:
l. All company officers on the recruiting
service, and who belong to the corps in Utah,
or are in orders for til at Territory, will be re-
leved therefrom. and charged with conduct
ing the recruits to fill up those corps in time
to reach Fort Leayenworth about the goth
of March next
2. All officers Of those corps on leave of
absence, whether by virtue of orders or GER
tificates of disability, will, if practicable, re-
port in person at Fort Leavenw orth by the
goth Of March next to join their respective
regiments and companies. This order will
not be construed as extending the leave Of
absence in any case whatever.
8. Should an officer be compelled to avail |
himself of the provisions of paragraph $50
of the General Regulations, the certificate he
may furnish must mnutely set forth the
facts of the case, and he will be informed
whether such certificate be accepted or not.
4. The following named officers on extra
or special duty, are, with the appreciation Of
the Secretary of War, relieved therefrom,
and will report at Fort Leavenworth by the
Goth of March next, to join their respective
regiments and companies
Major S. Eastman, 5th Infantry, in Quar-
ter-master- Generals office.
Capt. A. Pleasonton, I'd Dragons, acting
Assistant Adjntant- General 10 Gen. Harvey.
Capt. N. c. Owens, ID Dragons, Topo-
graphical duty in Department OF Texas;
Capt. II. Heth, 10th Infantry, on special
duty under orders of the Secretary Of War !;
and LIST Lieut.. J. c. Kelton, 9th Infantry
Military Academy.
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IF ever I'm married, said Ike, looking up
from the book be was reading, and kicking
the stove door too energetically-f ever I'm
married'-'Don't talk of marriage, Isaac, till
you are old enough to understand the bond
that binds congealing souls. People mustn't
speak Of marriage with impurity! 1t is the
first thing that children think Of nova days,
and young boys in pianofores and girls with
their heads fiigaseed in spittoon curls and
full of lovesick stories, are talking Of mar
rage before they get into their teens. Think
Of such ones getting married Yet there's
Mr.. Spaid, when heaven took his wife away,
went right to ladys cemetary and got
another, no more fit to be the head Of fam
lily than am to be the board Of mayor and
alderman She tapped the new box that
her friend, the colonel, had given her, her
eye resting upon the gold heart inlaid in the
centre of the lid, as if hearts were trumps
in her mind at the time, while Ike without
finishing his sen tence kept on with his read
ing, accompanying himself with pedal per-
formaaces on the stove door,. and CHATTER
upon the round Of his chair with the handle
of fork in his left hand. .l.....
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Personal Py6per7y.
Two horses Two mules, Eighteen head stock cat.
tie more Or less, Two yolA of Oxo, Eighteen /
head Of stock hogs, One OK cart, nd lot Of /
household and kitchen tdriiture.
The community property consisas Of
One hundred and sixty acres of fand,bcing the
West half of tn North east ousrfe and Eastl]
half Of the Northwest quarterly SETON thirty I
two, Township seven, north range st East. N
Slaye " pc
Ben, a man aged - years. Ia. VI
Personal Property. -. 81,
Two head Of horses, Twenty-Five head of She e'c A
farming utensils; also half interest inv
built on the wifes seperate land. yss< -
Conditions Of Sale.
The personal property of the separate estsb s.
of the community, to be sold for CASH. 4 M The
gro Ben to be sold for cash. The 100 sAoap
of community land to be sold, one half caA.,.s ~
balance on one two ard three years credit 80. "
as hereinafter set forth. The half interest ID ing
gin to be estimated separately, and sold hr4n, tt
half cash, and the balance of said half interest eem
sold on credit Of one, two, and three yan sThos
cured as hereinafter set forth. I
rate estate of Mrs Elizabeb W;sr t ~ :" they
credit of one, two and three years. In saeepre
sales there will be reserved special mortgsrongre
vendors privilege to secure the payment d TIA,
price for which the purchaser will be yecsrsxf ''
execute his promissory notes, with good aHk co
cient security, payable one, two and three ogre
from the day of sale, and STIMULATING per cea1 eek
annum interest from date till paid. ~
Where the sales are made for half cash ani ~ =.
on credit, the amount to be paid in cash. VI. 90
calculated on the whole price discounted AZ rev. ,y
by Article 1864 of the Civil Code. ~
January 20, 1858. FELIX ROBB, Sba2k rTr
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SHERIFF SALE |, q
Edward Male. Eleventh Dkti4 n
vs. mo. ll4s1 Parish Of Catahcl

II y y ts NO; I r.r Parish Of casah a.
RY VIRTUE Of a writ Of fieri facias issue1l
ID the District Couh of the parish Of Cahl
and to the sheriff of said parish directed, n
seized as the property Of defendant, A II
Sawed and Hewed Timber lying opposite thsI
dencc of J. d. Calvert, On the bank Of the Ouad
river, and on .,...-.
Saturday, the 9th Of February, next
within legal hours, at said place, | viii oas
same for sale for CASH, under benefit of sppa
eut. -u. i. ROBB, Shett
January 90, 1858. tprs.feek
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
Ncu Orleans Markets.

CoTroN-The week opened with very firm feel
ing on the part Of factors generally, which was
strengthened by the favorable tenor of the Ameri-
cas- advces, and the sales Of the first three days
(which, however, did rot exceed IL 800 bales)
showed general Improvement Of of a cent, thus
bringing quotations for Mddling to 81 a lOc.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

= GT The Paul Jones and Lucy Robinson
reminded US Of their presence in the Ouachita
on Monday. Boats more superb, do not
Aght" our waters, and officers more atten-
tive and obliging are not to be found.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

DAscrsS.-e Allah ma thodst Of
estan. Coafsien has eptd the bid ing
SHAT any pants or ghardi.ns Selod ing
to our chuich, Wa shall patrodise that school
Of sin, the dancing school, by sending their
children or wards, shall be subject to trial
and. reproof: suspension OK exclusion, a. The
case may demand"
What next We predict an effort to re-
vive the old Blue Laws Of New England to
wit that "Any man who kisses his wife on
Sunday shall suffer six months Imprisonment
In The County Jsil.a> And then will follow
ssns such .PuriApieal Iordiuancs = this - :,
"Whoever is eh.'gsdIsith witch craft shall
be cast into the river il she droscas s. she
shall be considered innocent II she sglnss,
she shall be pronounced guilty and forthwith,
burnt alive" -The Register. Yaaga UaJs1l
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

Tnr5IksT OF rHE SEAsoN.-Th fsir donor
Of that beautiful full blown rose presented rs
last week shall have the February number
(now due) Of the best Ladys Magazine on oul
exchange list, the entreaties Of the Proprietor
to the contrary, Notwithstanding.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

The fifty thousand dollar libel suit Of the
Austrian Consul against the New York Ex-
press, has been withdrawn by mutual consent.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
MARRIED

On the 2lst instant, by A. r. Herdry, Esq, a,
the residence of Robert p. McNeely EDWARD
HOW ARD to Miss MARY Z. AcNEELY. All of
this parish.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

re- Persons wishing Magazines, Music
, books bound, blank books made to order,
! are referred to the card of Mr.. Jas.
III ION. Any orders left at this Office will
nptly attended to.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs.-In our paper
# TO-DAY will be found card Of the enter
rising and accommodating proprietor Of the
evans Hotel, at this favorite watering place
n our parish. These springs have already
aimed favorable celebrity for their many
;cinal properties. The waters have
imply tested in many diseases and
.s. syen beyond cavil to contain impor-
. 1--we qualities. They have also un-
az, ;ns2rough chemical analysis and
o is. Of ee.upts are pronounced by physi-
s srsat' nu,n6e to be highly beneficial in
a;s.. As a i. pr0trac'ed chronic ma i,
invalid aid 81 s.g gs'' ,ass1s' there !. no point
~ are aassirable, Ample ac'
e cor .u.rsd to rend.id all, and no pains
agreeable and pleasant. stay Of visitors
rs can at all times meelers and ssran-
ssr.nce to and from themith ready con-
hn,o. Alexandra, Trinity. cm Harrison
- .hs nromiuent landing poisbia or any
and ID Red river. Several mail 2 ouaeh't'
through the place, and daily ms pass
are run ;,x duIiIs and md this place. II
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

-our sanctum was honored TINS mo'".s
the ssnee Of our fsieod Lewis zim' editor % -,
Fankh. Sam. He appears fine, fresh and la.'
fan. Thtsun must necessarily se'"e nhoe, =. ,. :.
troll. succs, to him and his well conduc'e' JUN
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- PROBATE SALE.

IhODhlE SaLE.
Succession Of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller.
Ply VIRTUE of an order of Rms conf
IL Honorable the Eleventh JG i.ura.e.;nsz
of the State of Louisiana, holding az A..
the Parish Of Catatoula, and to ny CO., I ~
Sheriff directed, will on st a the NJ
Saturday, the 2sth day Of &c g. S
within legal hours, at the late rcslas.
cedent on Whites Ridge, In sal p go.
sale, to the highest bidder, and pSiLN CEN
and under benefit of appraiseunt ill.,
property of Mrs Elizabeth Milr, decd. Of n
property belonging to the comalnity cxisN NJ
tween said decedent and her,ybband .los &
Miller. "A 81 ~
Her separate property eonsispf s:T
Two hundred acres Of land, 81 the West
the East half Of the Ne5Sll<est uuarters
the West half Of Che NHrth-w. Quarter al s
ticn Tirtytarce. Aaf the Nti-east 4uar
of the Northeast qnatpr Of Scion Thirty.t,
Township seven, Rage six .st; also
Southeast quarter q the Northeast quarter
section Thirty-two, Tcsaship wen, range
East. CO.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

CONVERGE ST., merit door to 8. Xxx X8t
NATCHEZ, MIsgirSlf yIaiai Z
H Blank Books made s4q,ev1tef.
Per9ns mishing to haze Msse Reels ~
zines nauly bound can haze Svu4fst43.1rstI
sending Nthis office. - ' - hAiAsd1 Atf
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

w That renowned, punctual-to-the-hour
popular, passenger packet R. w. McRae. for
Camden, went By our town like thing Of
life on Monday morning at 7 o'clock. All
desiring safe, speedy and comfortable trip
should time it to 60 on the McRae. Capt
Len Moor, veteran Of the Ouachita, com
mands her, and the business-like J. W.
Tobin, is to be found at his post in the Office.