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iourn, which they did Immediately after the pas
sage of the resolutions
Your readers will not fail to remark the fer
names which figure in their proceedings, or the
unanimity which prevailed ttaeir Deliberations
All good and tri,c Democrats viii conglatl-
late Themselves and their party upon the imro-
tency Of this treason, and rejoice AT Il cons''nl-
nation which relieves them Of longer nursing
this viper i'll their bosoms.
They have now most unequlvocalfy effected the
very object and purposes, the responsibility Of
which tn, J 80 a~nyionS|y sought TO sti!t npon or
shoulders. They have bost"d a most fair and
honest Democratic nomination: one which the
Democracy of this Senatorial District will unlIe-
sitatingly endorse and sustain, and with them
must remain the consequences and the sham" Of
this attempt 10 divide us. = NJ.
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State of Louisiana.

Parish of Orleans--Fourth District Court.
.Achiile lIebert vs.. John Laidlaw.-No. lDa29
By virtue Of. and TO satisfy a writ of H.. fu. I-
sued in the above entitled suit and 10 M, direct
cd by the Hon. the 18th District Court, in auI for
the parish and State aforesaid. To satisfy plain
tits demand and costs Of suit, ! have seized. and
will offer al public sale, at the Cour; HOUSE ou
Saturday, lie 9Th don IF ing, 1850.
at eleven O'Clock. AM. all the right. title AMI in.
terest that the defendant has in and to the follow
ing described property, to Wit:
4 certain tract IF land lying and be.
ing in the parish Of Pointc Conpcc and
State aforesaid, Of the following des-
cription: Township ?, Range 8. east,
Section s-containing one hundred and
siNty-sevcn acres and 10 100 of an acre.
Terms Of Sah-Ca& ~M AppraiSmrrt
SEVERN PORCllE. Sheriff..
Pointe Coupce, July 2. 1883.
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State of Louisiana

Ninth District Court Parish q. ruinle C,ur,e
J. Il. Johnson W. His Crili.m-. No.
PURSC ANT to al "rdrr ok tn" g,n District
Court to me directed. |. the undersigned, will
offer for sale, TO the last and highest bidder. ON
the premises. on
1HurSdoy, the 4M d1y Of lug, 1858,
at 10 o'clock, \. ~, the following ntln,tl aud
described property. drrcIding upon the Iu>olv
cncv of J. i. johnson:
Land:
y lot oF larc"l 81 land situated Ga the E.tvni
Gross" T"lc. III this parish. roni;iuiur three ST.
I"ri'inl acres. with til" binding ard imrorr.
1i'tfs thr"r" ml--lwrlIinc hnEr, Kitchen. corr,
hons. negro cabins, ii small Store. it, l,oIn1. 4
iii from by the Bayou Crosse Tttr. llnv.. BIZ AM
b"AnnGll& 10 Mrs. M'yandrc Chu-t. b, Cow ly H.,
y 10. and running back in The rear 50 Us 10 FORM
aS,lpcrilciat area OF three acres.
Another Loi oI iIll, coDt"iI;n.r three. and
half superficial acres, NOR. or ln,s. with tn, i'm
proIncrts thereon, consisting Of a large tWn->tnrv
binding used rs II store: said lot is BOUNDED ,r
front by til" Bayou Crosse Trtc. above by the H.,
aforementioned and brlrw ard in ttv rear Nv
lot No. u. of which ii - formed - par'.
Another lot OF land, containing ono hundred
and thirty acres. NOR" or hSs, hring part of sec
ton No. IS, township No. 7, Range ., cast
bourded in front by the Bayou Crosse Tr,c,
above by the first lot aforementioned, and see
ton No. -, belonging to Mrs. Alexandra Cliust,
which are separated by the State road, and b.
Tow by the land Of Henry Johnson, with al the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Slaves
Anthony. negro man aged about 80 vtars.
Leak, negro woman aged about 80 wears.
Maria. trgr" wnmta aged about to wear. Win
her two children. to-wit: Cara arri aimut
4 years: BETSY, aged about ; years.
.N'ck, nrgr" boy aged II years.
john, negro boy aged ii years.
oVABLE9.
Horses. horned. cattle, hogs: | wagon. pl,ws.
one borSe-cart. household and kitchen furniture.
Also. Il large assortment of
G0ods and .NereAnndisfs.
consisting Of drv-g"od~. medicines. crnckcrv-
w"rr. hardware. tinNare, shoes etc. etc.
TERMS IND LONDI7NU.NS:
The mOralHrs-CAsH. a
The ku,d aud rk,ves onc-thirH cash. the bal ne,
at one and two years credit in EMBELLISHMENTS
bearing Inter- st ut the rate Of eight per cent. ,rr
annum from the day Of sale until paid the per-
chasers to give their notes with good security in
solido. for said instalments, and a special mort
gage to be Reserved gu the property sold, to 81
cure the payment of the purchase price and int
crest which may accrue thereon.
SEVERN PORCliE. Sheriff.
Pointc Coupe. July 2, 1859.
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State of Louisiana.

iStdte OF LOUISIANA.
Ninth District Court-Parish of Pointe Coupec
l.. 4. Hubert VS.. John F. M'kneclcv.-No. 23ll.
pY Virtue of and to satisfy a writ of ii. IA.
- issued in the above entitl"d suit and to
me directed by the Hon. the 9th District Court
i'll and for the parish and State Aforesaid to sat
isfy plaintiffs demand and costs Of suit, | have
seized, and will offer at public sale, at the Com,
House oil
SATURDAY, the Sd doyof Sept, 1859,
at II o'clock a. H., all the right. title and inter
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to wit
A plantation situated on False River. in the
parish of Iointe Coupcc, having four arpents
front to False River, upon the depth Of eighty
arpents. between parallel lines, bounded on one
side by land belonging to the purchasers. former
ly to LITURGY Occur. t. m. c.. and on the other
side by land Of Emile Tanncrct: together with all
the Improvements thereon and thereto belonging.
Terms and conditions of sale.
Cash, wM APpruisemeat.
SEVERN PORCHE Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, July 80, 1859.
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The State of Louisiana.

Parish of Pointe Coupec-Ninth District Court.
John Ii. Johnson, Tutor VS.. Aurelic Roliliiard.
No -
d virtue OF land to satisfy Il writ of seizure aud
ID sale issued iu the above suit and to me dirccs
ted by the Hon. the 9Th District Court in and f, 1
the parish aud State aforesaid, to satisfy plaintiff :
demand and costs OF suit, ] have seized, and wi |
offer at public sale at the Court House on
.S0turdoy, tie Sd day IF Sept, 1859.
at IL o'clock 1t. H.. all the right. title and inte1S
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to wit:
Lastly, negro man aged about % years.
Terms and conditions of the sale:
Cash, nth Appraisemenf.
SEVERN PORCIIE, ShG.
rointc Courrc, July 80 80.
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Communicated.
The Great Morganza Demonstration.

r@H+E4FfsEE ##-GE#ls# - &NsM% 5Af9
The Poiate Ceyrer Purifiers IN Council
Tie faithful feu making a last Effort
10 Sustain their FILLING Fortunes The
waoe a Raidicaloas Failure and aEagsai;
dea! Ii.sb.
according to the public call in the
Echo for o massmeeting of the Pointe
Coufsee purifiers, % Of those delectablc,
people loving w~iseacres met in tie
coffee house at Morganza, on last satur
day, to carry out their parpose Of repn-
dating the nomination of Z. Phillips,
Esq, for the Senate.
As was anticipated. it is needless to
say, it was one Of the most insignificant,
ladicrous, pitiful attempts at disorgani-
cation, ever witnessed in this or any
other parish, in point Of numbers
grand and deplorable failure, which
clearly cvinced to those sclf.immolating
few that the "the people, for whom they
profess 50 much regard and paternal sol
icitude, have shown themselves too OBJ
tuse to appreciate the length and breadth
and depth Of this super-patriotic display
in their behalf.
No one need now he deceived as to-
the boastctl strength and popularity Of
this New Iiae Co. vixen after publishing
the call III their organ, backed by six
ont Of the fourteen members Of the Gen.
trail Committee. with runners securing
the parish in every direction, drumming
up recruits for the great occasion, when
the day arrives but barely fneaty-tuo vo-
tiers respond to NC call, and meet them
in their sanctum sanctornm, to assist in
the parish from the IRON rule
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NEW
State of Ionisiana

State OF LOUISIANA.
Ninth District Court Parish of iuintc Cuupcc.
E. B. Davrics vs.. Paul Dulnoulia ct al.-No 22S6
d. virtue of, aud tn satisfy 4 writ of Fl Fa, is
ID sued in the above entitled suit and to NE d.
rrcted by the lion, tn. Ninth District Court in
and for til" parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy
PLAINTIFF demand and costs Of suit. | have seiz-
ed. and will ohcr'at public sale at the Court
HOUSE on
SnturdoB the 81 dau If !Srpt., 1859,
at II O'Clock. Il. M. all the right. till, and inter
est that the defendant has IN aA1 to tie following
described property to-wit:
Glenn, negro man aged abol; 30 years.
Z@uol, negro man aged aboat 81 years.
Isaac, negro man aged about - years.
Julictte. grill wolIan aged about - years.
Christine, Negro woma'i aged about 20 years.
and her child. Madeleine, aged | year.
Terms and conditions OF the sale:
Cash, wM tie benefit Of IYprnt>tme"t.
SEVERN PURCllE. Sheriff.
Pniutc Coupe. Julv 30, 1853.
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0 Z

70 the Hars of DR.. Jesse Bmay:-You are
hereby notified to repair the road OH the whole
front of your plantation situated on Bayou For
doche. bounded above by land of I. NJ. Rowan,
and below by land of Boyer and M.Cullum. Said
work to be made according to the Arts. 257 and
and 25s of the Regulations Of the Police Jury of
this parish. Said work TO be completed on or
before the LIST day Of September next: otherwise
| shall proceed according to law.
P. JOFFRION,
Inspector I'd Section 9TH Ward.
Poinie Coupee, July 80, $50.
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NOTICE,

70 Ium Koran You are hereby notified to
repair the road on the whole front of your land
situated on Bayou Forloche, bounded above by
the plantation of Mrs. Bowie, and below by the
plantation OF the Heirs Of Dr.. J. Beatty. Said
work to be made according to the Arts. 257 and
25s OF The Regulations Of the Police jury of this
parish. Said work to be completed on or before
the LIST of September next: otherwise / shall pro-
coed according 10 law.
P. JOFFRIOE.
Inspector I'd Section 9th Ward.
Pointe Coupee, July 80, 1859.
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n t / C e

70 Messrs. Boyce 4. MCmlam You
are hereby notified to repair the road on
the whole front of your land situated Oh
Bayou Fordoche, bounded above by land
Of the Heirs Of DR.. J. Beatty, and below
by land of Il. J. Dunbar. Said work to
be made in conformity to the Arts. 251
and 25S CT the Regulations Of the Police
jury Of this parish. Said work or re-
pairs to be completed by the lst day Of
September next; otherwise | shall pro-
coed according to law.
p. JOFFRION,
Inspector Cd Section 5th Ward.
Pointe Coupce, July 80, SO.
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State of Louisiana.

Parish Of Pointe Coupee-Sinth District Court.
p e.. Mourain VS.. Paul Dumoulin.-No 2334.
BY virtue of and to satisfy writ of seizure d sale
issued in the above entitled suit, and to me di.
rected by the Hon. the 9th District Court in ana
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy
plnintiff' e demand aud costs OF suit, have seizei
and will offer at public sale, at the Court House
on
Saturday, tie 9Th day Of lasg, 1892,
atEeleven oiclock A. NJ, all the right, title alni
interest that the defendant has in aud to the i'i-
lowing described property. to Wit:
One no-top Buggy and harness; 'ils'', one d"n,
colored horse.
Terms and conditions Of the sale:
CusA, uaM 1pproasememi: ax
SEvERIN PORCHE, sht
Pointc Coupcc, July Is, 1859,
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ssg- We are unavoidably compelled,
by press of matter and for the want of
space, to postpone till next week, the
publication Of our New Orleans cores
pondence and other interesting articles
-some already in type.
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The State of Lcuisiana!S

Parish Of Pointc Conpee-Ninth District Court
Stephen Van Wickle vs.. p. r. Coylt and VIM.
Sorrcll.-No. 1899.
Stephen Van Wickle ". b. r. Coylc.
BY virtue of and to satisfy a writ of alias fl. ia. is
sued in the above entitled suit and to me direct
ed Ivy the Hon. the Ninth District Court in aud
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy
plaintiff demand and costs of suit. | have seized
and will offer at public sale on the premises, on
Saturday, the Sd doy Of Sept, 1859,
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, all the right, title and in
terest that the defendant has in and to the fol-
lowing described property. to wit:
a tract Of land situated in this parish. desig-
mated on the maps OF surveys of the public lands
Of the United States as lots enc and one. of Sec
tons Nos II and 81. in Township ? of Ranges :
and s, east, containing l59 95-l0O acres.
Terms of Sae-CdM Nth approiscment.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointc Coupcc, July 80, 1859.
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State of Louisiana.

@ .
Parish Of Pointe Conpce-Ninth District eofs
Wheeler i Blake VS.. Lowcnhaupt u'lSiof'e'.
No. 22G2.
By yirine of and to satisfy a Wit mh-!..
issued in the above entitled suit and to mt ans =,
ed by the Hon. the 9th District Cour' ID ~" Main.
The narish and State aforesaid, to satisfy pialu
ti0-s demaud and costs of suit, l haze seized, ~.
will offer at public sale, at The store o. '''"
Ellsworth, Oh
Saturday, the 9Th day of Aug loos'
at il O'Clock, a. H.. ali the right. title ana lhs ;ns
est that the defendant bias in aud 10 the ioi''"'''
described property to-wit: , bread
One miIcheow and two ~calves: | lray' m'"N
carts, and | colt 5 years old.
Terms and Conditions
Cash, uiM 1lppTatssmsnt; .h,-g
2LvERIN r~fEfHi."'
Foi!ts Cnurrc, I:I- +. 1888,
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LOST OR sTR..YED

LOST OR STR.AYED
FROM the plantation Of the under
signed, on Bayou Crosse Tete, Oh Sun
AAa6eday the 24th inst:
A large brown horse mule; 6 years old; bis
main and tail lately reached; has a tuft Of white
hair between the ears; said mule is well broke.
\ reasonable reward is offered to any person
giving information Of the whereabouts of said
mule. A. M. l.. HOGUET.
Bayou Grosse Tete, July Esd. 80.
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Z 5 I L \ Y.

TAkEN u by Terence Samson, Jr. on The lth
l. and 18th June. 1859. in front of the planta-
ton of Ni.los Terence Samson. TN Falsc River:
A middling-Siz"d Ii u l. l., aged about
years, Of a dcef-red color. No visible mark.
The above-dcscriI"d animal was appraised
by Messrs. II. knapS and I. Clenevert at SIS. II
the proprietor does not come forward and prove
property within seventy days from the date Of
this notice. he will be sold according 10 law.
CHAS. +. MIX.
Justice Of III. Peace.
Pointc Conrct. Juno Is. 1859.
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TIE VILLAGE WAREHOUSE.

TIE undersigned infrin, s-r
afsG.. ~ the public that he wi|l have -
sEss - i large ard connections ware Aasx2
house ready for use on the LIST Of September next,
and will do all the
Rccciring, EorwardinsS Storing business
at the Village Landing. near Raccourci. II"
therefore so|icits the patronage of the planters Of
the Village. New Texas, and Raccourci, and the
public ia general.
RATES OF CHARGES.
Cotton, per bal. 10 ct+.
Sugar, per hogslicad .......
MolaSScs. per barrel ............9 p. 10 "
Other produce and merchandise in proportion.
J.. Y. POI,CHE.
VILLAGE. July -. 1859. u.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

roR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
H. M. IL S,
or New Orleans.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
MARKETS..
Cincinnati Produce Market.

aIs 3 SATURDAY EvENING, February H
FLOuR-The demand conttniies good az seTs nsorits l
nrices sales of COO brs at g. or lOt on ~ n1
and 81 7NDG for extra. 1000 brls, new ~ IL ~
April delivery at a rate not made pubhf' <''' D'''
were received the last twenty-iour hours ADJ Tim
WHEAT-The demand was gooa 5li 59ai,ay cfnding
market Arm. sales Of 1,TO0 brls nt 2Jaei, inc NUNS
wagon. and 40 dd very high proof, at zl!tc a. ,.os
PROYfRiONS-A good demand for bacon sid IA, 70, q
with sales of no hhds. az PA0p6c, the loiher I Ih
for light Nothing transpiTcd ~ Sh0niders; a goVn
demand for Bulb Sides, with sales oil igly' LIS I H.
IaOO6 ibs Bulk shoulders sold at 6'9c, and S9OO 90
slnp-attetl nj &C. Lard xetY lfm sales ~ oxegs W
Pile to be delivered March Ig lV0 brs; ~ p
and l,a do sop, at nc About go Drls Mes LOTT It
sod Yesterday At SIS Holders ask VIZ ~ LOT the peS
brands, and in some cnses SIS ho - y.,. Witt
delivered at 81 4O 1sId fair mixed at u ~ i"e
CoIiN%K good demand, and Ftices are steady sale'
7Oo bushels nj Soc, and g0do. prime Nhlte NJ ~.
BARLEY-The market Is steady, WlIn ~ AZ 40
denland sales l2j bushels good Fail az IPc nno 40
Spring at 69c 400 do. fair Fail NJ Ioc', eu" ''V WV
good do, at SIC. ,ono, - orc
RYE-tSales 100 bushels at ojc., and 30Odo ft"e'
delivered Market dull. -. ,,,,,.
OATS-The demand Is light, and the market dull
sales 900 bushels In Inlk, on track at O2c anu D"
HAY@The demand continues brisk, and fair In OK,
cess Of the supply, and prices haye advanced 10 Sle
for prime sale of ~ tuns at this price; -. , ,.a
SEED-ClOSer Is In but limited demand, ana price,
rnntinue TO declines sales $50 bushels at s6 2Jb ~
lGROCERIES-A good demand for Sugar, WIN sa,tN
of 2OO hds at 7G7fc., the latter rate for tair NO
lasses lower hut in good deIuand at the decline I'm
sales the last Ortyeight hours add up ,Ap Drls.
l @d26lsc chiefly from the Landing. IN the a slina
way from store, 376D3Sc. are the current raves Hohc
| unchanged; the demand is moderate NJ ll'SNiZac'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
E,,lsaarnIa news,

Nrw YoRK, February 27.-The steamship
Illinois, from Asplnwallj With San francisco
advices to the 9TH instant, arrived - this Tort
at noon to-day. gftoN lIfI enV
The United States sloops-of-war saratoga
and ST. Louis had left Aspinwsll, the former
for Vera Cruz and the latter for GreytOwn.
The Illinois brings Si2sS,0 In specie.
The principal consignees are: Messrs. Wells,
Fargo & Co., $3l0,000j American Exchange
Bank, $12O, 900; Schall 4 Brother, $l34, 900
Freeman 4 Co., $57 900; Duncan Co., $780,
Collector Sutherland, of Sacramento, died on
tho I'd instant. lie formerly belonged to Phil
adelphia. U tat.
Resolutions we're to be introduced in the
Legislature Of California, requesting U. 81
Senntor Gwin to resign, for the reason that, IN
his bin providing for letting the ocean mail
interest, he violated the instructions Of the
Legislature. ~ f'.-
The Panama "Star" confirms the signing Of
the 0useley treaty, and says that the Cass.
Yrissari treaty was still unacted upon by the
Nicaragua Congress.
A revolution was imminent in Chill. Tht
police and people had overthrown the govern
nent officials. The government was appre
hensive of danger from the south, as the oppo
sition there have means, arms and ammuni
ton. The whole republic, except Valparaiso
and Chloe, was in a state of siege. All th
ports, except Valparaiso, are either blockade'
or about to be. 1t was reported that the pro
vince of Maule had pronounced against tn
government. rr,.t .r,.,.-r-
The U. s. sloop-of-war Cyane was TO sail OF
| the goth of January for Panama. 81
Seven persons, including ]. j. Ferguson
Horace Oungand Benjamin Doano, Americans
were drowned while sailing. Peru was quiet
| The French Minister had suspended diplomat
relations in consequence of the refusal of tn
government to give damages for the imprison
l ment and brutal treatment Of o Frenchman.
The U. s. frigate Merrimac was at Realjc
The sloop-of-war Decatur was OF Fonsec
Bay on the 1st Of February.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
fs fBy Telegraph
New York Market:
New YoRK, February 26--P. N


Flour frrnor, with an active speculative demand;
sales of $4,000 brs at So 30j 80 for supcrine State
S616 is for extra dol S. 1905 80 for supernne West
ern; So lj66 IS for extra do $6g6 60 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, closing buoyant.
Canadian Flour firm sales Of 200 brls; at Sc 75C@
20 for extra Small sales Rye Flour at 50 5O@4 20.
Buckwheat Flour dull at 81 50@2:
Wheat active and buoyant: sales OF f,JgO bushels
at 81 20 for Milwaukee Club; 81 40 for mixed Illinois;
ST. 80 for White Michigan; Si 10 for winter Red West;
ern and Sl 70 for White Kentucky. Corn quiet and
unchanged sales of 1900 bushels at SUl for mixed
Western in store, and s465S5c. for new Yellow Jer'
sey and Southern Rye better: sales Of 1900 bushels
at s76S9c Oats dull at 5457c for State, and 6OG63c
for Western and Canadian.
Whisky firmer at 2716@12Sc.
Pork is dull and lower sales of l70 brls. at Sls@
Is u for new mess; Sl7 62l7 70 for old do, and
| Sl3 25@l3 80 for prime. Beef in good demand spd
xtra is irmer sales Of 100 brls at 80 59657 fol
country prinie 81 75Qn9 for do mess S9(0l for re
packed Chicago, and 81 756pl2 80 for extrado PRIME
| mess Beef scarce and firm at Sis 20. Beef Ham
quiet sales of 80 brs. at Sl4 50dl7 25 Cut Meat
steady sales of 200 packages at 67c for Shoulders
and SA@l9Ifc. for Hams. Bacon uncha anged small
sales smoked Sides at l0c. Dressed Hogs dull q
| 8619c.
| quiet at lI@l9c. for Ohio, and l7Ga26c for State
Cheese firm at S(9lL4c. ai ..r....
Cotton firm sales Of 1000 bales TT-'I
Hides dull, but frmer ut 20d2lc. are. Q "aUt r
POt-ashes hrmer at So 7j0b5S7. s i..I' F.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28

From tie sellers ef justice deliver us, Gef-
frard. fi.r -t bbaT r
From corrupt Judgos deliver Ms, 6efrard.
From ignorant judges dsi,vsr us, GearaFd.
Father Chiniquy, the Lower Canadian tenn
tsfRnes feformer, was recently driven out OF
ouob6u ~ mob Of infuriated men, headed by
a committee, who almost perempt0rily com
mnnded him to quit the city. causc--his haV-
ing embraced ProtestsnsSsm' , ts9r1aai9a
A great "healing medium" named lEaton,
succeeded, recently, in carrying. Oh RON stow
Corners da simple hearted and coenamg 70,
MAZE na..led Mrs. j. Starr. IL apessrs n'
has been doctoring her for year past, nut Hno'
ing his niodicaments unoyailing OF last recca
mended her to accompany him TO ner slsyoi . :.
residence in Cincinnati, but when tney go' !"
Cleveland they turned northward
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-28
ArrivaI Of the New Mexican Mail.

ST. LOUIS, February 27.-The New Mexican
Mail of the 7th inst. reached Independence yes
terday.
The weather at Santa Fe was summer-like.
The roads on the Plains were in excellent con-
dition. A large quantity of goods and provis-
ions had been sent from Santa Fe to the Pixies
Peak mines. The Albuquerque and Neoshc
mail reached the latter place on the 2lst inst
The mail of November from Neosho had no
been heard from since leaving Little River
The mail of December was met 140 miles cas-
of Albuquerque, progressing finely.