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Herrioll's Kid Strengthening PIasters
THE GREAT STR EHGTHENER
and Pain Destroyer.


Those renowned M pains weakness and distress
In ire back sides El3 IrCast, i've hours. indeed.
2re aey d ths ,ha the pretor them Spread
rom rsla-, alas ard beautiful Ia leather.
lTs them peculiarly adapted 60 the wants Pennies and
othes err aI}cl'on is ENTHUSIASTICALLY tie strong
man vac HtAt W.an and the feeble infant t. each
Az NY N prove balm and blessing. Their
NiS ah0 Nl-h"Rt ann trouble. Each
wshT n - ore 90 four mlns and rheumate
asn ano alHS IRE ueDtly effect when all cher REM
Ial III directions win be found the each
Suhc spesEers N0cass ministers Of
will strengthen their lungs and improve their voices ID $3.50
ing than on tieir breast. Price IS 81 cents. - ~
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OS Head-lot IS, or all that part
OF frac sec 81 lying IA of lot /

Unknown s IA sw 80 u 70
d Cary I Is W 80 II &c
do 10 Is W 80 81
NJ Fuller-part OF lots and &c.
commencing at n cor lot 6, 5
so #, across lots 8 and to Q
line lot s. to n . cor lot s. VITO
beginning bk6 Is 50 u ~
Ira NJ WRit-part lot 8, biz 49,
commencing so # from line
lot 8 in sd blk, on " side Ex-
change st, % n, W 100 II d 80 it.
e to beginning 8 IS aWs1 IS "a
UnknoWn-psrt Of ar sec 81, T
2, r %, commencing % # > OF a
point where the line OF lot g.
blk IS, if extended west would
intersect the . line OF Main at
extended o. thence on line
Main street extended 81 n, par.
nel with line lot so extended
SIS #, 10 n, Q line lot -
extended on line Of ID lot
to point Indicated BY the inter
sectioR Of . as SarAlis vita n
liss 81 LEI if szz4axea ., akS -
# shsrstr pRrAAs
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BOND 81 porn II,
Real Estate and Insurance
q ~ SG.

TET SEW offer their services to the public for the
u pyrchsse, sale and exchange OF all kinds 81
Real E,tss IN the Western States examine ana
per vet titles, pay taxes, and negotiale claims Of
every kiAd pertaining to Real Estnte
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FOR SALE.

THagE HOUSES and LOTS which will be sold
lpF Possession given Immediately.
A.'p ecseEsl vacant lots, which will be sold
chez va asA or on time
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To q. 9 Fl L

81 LARGE AND WELL Hs-Ysw- "a
- ED ROOMS, under the Tribune and e
Ietegraph Office Terms moderate. Enquire &SA
at this Once, or at the Store Of
f. BAILEY,
No 72 Main street
AISs-A STORE and BACK ROOMS on Mar
ket street, to Rent.
Ksnosha, June :, 1853
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" III n OF sw 81 I0.7
$ Fisk blk 10, lying W of e. sd 10 syy 81 1858
do 1t 1 II, lying W of e sd | IL sw 81 9 So
do lot b II, lyibg W OF e sd / 3 J. sw 81 3 50
do lots, b II, lying of e sd 8 IL sw 81 3 Sc
The following is in Range 90.
Fuller & Haekley- Beginning 25
rods cor s ar sec 36 n 10
rods, W Il rods, 40 rods, G ii
rods, OF which the west la has
been redeemed, containing 81 &c 9 SO 8 IL
The following is in Range go
Quar!es-- part W Or sec 80, begin
100 lods sd Or, 30
rods G lG0 rods II ~ rods, W to
beginning, containing 90 acres NV 30 l542
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RETURNED E.a,y.gp 8

FHNRE FOLLOWING LOTS AND PARCELS
n of land were returned for the taxes of 1856 ard
sold April A. 1885, and unless redeemed on or before the
18th of April 1860, will be conveyed for tire bepet of
those concerned. REUBEN II. DEMING,
13wll Clerk Board Of Supervisors Keuosha Co. Wis
CITY OF MENOaHA,
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r. H. DEMING,
Clerk Board of supv'rs Kenosha Co., wis.
KenOsha, Sept. ., 1859 l3wl4
Holmes & Nichols Additiun--n or sec town l
range %:
Lot TO. 2 blk no. 5..-.-.--------.-...Ta Tax $l5,26
Lot no. g. blk no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1880
a. GiEaIFES's SALE.-State If Wisconsin,
~ Circuit Court Kenosha County.-Execution-T
FaiVey and John Reilly against James Mcdonald.
BY virtue OF execution issued out of the circuit court
for the county of henosha in the above entitled action, TO
directed and delivered against the personal property
and real estate Of James Mcdonald defendant in the above
entitled action have seized and levied upon all the right
title and interest which the above named defendant had
Stb day OF June A D. 1855, any after
wards, of in and to the following described real estate sit
uated, lying and being in the town of Brighton, in the
county OF kenOsha and of Wisconsin, known and
described as follows wit: The northeast quarter of
section number twehtysix 26 in township number two
north of range number twenty COY east, containing
one hundred and sixty OF land according govern
surveywcn above described real estate, together
with all and singular the hcredtments and appurtehan
thereunto belonging shall expose for sale and sell 1T
public auction vendue TO the highest bidder, the law
Directs at the court house in the city of Kenosha in said
county Saturday the Z3th day of January A. D. 1859,
O'clock in the afternoon Of said day. sfy said
execution, costs and charges.
Dated at Sheriff. Once Kenosha, Dec 8th A. D. 1858.
ALONZ0 p. TY3iESON,
6w26 Sheriff of Keposha County.
At the request of the defendant heren and by
of the plaintiffs the sale postponed Saturday
the 26h day of February 1852 at the hour and places
| January 20, 1859. ALONZO P. PYMESON,
4w34 late Sheriff of Kenosha County.
of the plaintiffs the above sale is further postponed until
Saturday the 26th day of March 1o5 at the hour
and place. ALONZO p TYMESON.
| -t. late Sheriff / KenOsha County.
| February 26th 1859. 4w33
At the request of the defendant heren by
of the Plaintiffs the above sale is further postponed until
the 18th day of June 1852 the hour place.
| AL0NZO z. TYMES0N,
| Late Sheriff of Kenosha County.
! March Goth, 1859. 12w42
At the request of the Defendant herein by consent
of the Plaintiffs, the above sale further postponed until
the 9th day of September, 1853, at the hour aud
place. AL0Nzo P TYMEsON,
| 12w2 Late Sheriff of Keuosha County.
Il the request and by of the parties herein
IA the above sale is further postponed until the 9th day
of November, 1883, at the same hour and place.
| AL0NZ0 Z. JAMESON,
| Late Sheriff OF keuoSla County.
| September, 9th, $50. Sw14
AT the request and by of the parties herein the
above sale is further postponed until The 18th day of
November, 1859, at the same hour and place.
| November 5.h 1859. ALUNZ0 TYMESON,
| 2122 Late Sheelf OF kenosl County
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Returned E<gssSys.

FNNHE following lots and parcels of land were sold
Il April lGth, 1850, for tie taxes and charges of
1888, and unless redeemed on or before the 18th day
of March, A. d. 1860 will be conveyed for the hen.
eft of those concerned.
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Medicines, &c.

V r. X VI Z Z \ ~ =
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the attcn-
w ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two Of the most popu-
l>r remedies now before the public.
We refer to
+. Gigs H'Larc's Celebrated
Vcrmliuge and Liver Fills.
We DO rot recommend them as
Universal Cure-aIIs, but simply for
what their name purports, viz;
THE VEB1JIFUGE,
Tor cxpellng Worms from the
human system. It has 81 Lean
administered vi,a g." 40 -"
tscaory gesnI~ No -. 80
subj rs % various fAilllil"i'
1T 10 Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
Fort1ecure Of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
81 gutoUs DaRANGCMENrs, SICK
ij...-. CHE, &c. In cases of
YER AND ACUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
-y almost invariably make
@ and permanent cure.
,-cidcs for the above men
t3..u 4:seascs, they are Unrivaled,
anil never known to fail when adj
ro.r@1cred in accordance with the
elections.
Ilgir unprecedented popularity
las induced the proprietors,
LINING BROTHERS,
PGTrsBURGH, PA.
to dispose Of their Drug business
il winch they have been success
fully Engaged for the last Twenty
[. and they viii now give tbcil
e... .dcd time and attention tc
t.. manufacture. And being de-
t"1ed that DR.. MLanc's Cele-
o.-I Vorlnifuge and Liver Pill:
20al' continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
viii continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Besr
and PJrest material, and com
pound them in the most thorough
,7rr. Address all orders to
FLEMING BGGS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
.alr- aud rbta'rjfns ordering from other
na lro9. will d, VIII Ga write t}er order
'Hl tpe D'5'c lat n. b Laurs Jr,pal.d b.
y,1. Ii1s,rrgb. In. TO those vIslirg t., civ
'.H 'r1l We viii forward per mail roet rad, TO an,
1r. H' inc United States, box Of pills for twolT
o. q. ''rf hostage stamps Wal Of NcImifuge o
fourteen thrrc'nt stamps. Al orders from Canada mus
be- accompanied by twenty cents extra.
j. ROBINSON, Agent fro Kenosha.
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ri ORTIZ ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPA-
IL NY, REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANAMA RAILROAD

SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,
and connecting only with Steamers Golden Gate Golden
- . . John Stephens. and Sonora, of the
Fde9tc Nd~ Steamship Company at FdhdmG direct TO
Aso&ndodH The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADEEA arc 81 ATLANTIC.
having been entirely rented and adapted the Ca iorna
trade VIII hereafter above leaving this port the t
ard 2th Of each month"; the foot of Canal Street. North
Eiyer, $500
u Passengers and Mails will be by ana1na Ra
Road and Panama Pacific Nail Steamship
pany magnifeen Steamships, which viii be in
and leave IMMEDIATELY for Francisco They be en-
bared Tree OF kailroad by Companys Steam
boat TABUGA.
An Experienced Surgeon ttached to each ap
passengers found in cooked provisions bedding and
~ is beeved that the accommodations afforded by tho
shps are unsurpassed by any the world The public
formed that the T. NJ s. Co. always have S~ One
Extra eaners lying at Panama, ready for void
possible DC tenton Of passengers mails and embark their
passengers by steamboat.
For apply the the Copfpy on the whar
foot OF Canal street, North River New YORK to
5lnl4 Lc&eo WILLIAM H. WICKHAM.
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sea sAnE oe EXCHANGE,

E0r city property or improved farms in Kenosha
Coupv S&A - ksSsnnd Acres of well selected
Pine SD q @ing lands in this State
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u sI9iefs Of the War Of 1912,

p.tsb9 attention given to securing claims for
FeS5s ssd also to old military Bounty Land
{ 49, y IBiaois and Missouri, which we will
BE-! "a . aat have such claims viii do well by
nlvtte az y call.
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Smith-part Or sec 6, com Az -
81 rods or sec and Q
rods line thereof W . rods
links, s 25 rods, rods links
n % rods to beginning n. oss 90
G Pomeroy-part n or see 6, $40 90
at point 90 chains 81 links
n from line Of sd or sec and IS
rods inks W from { line, thence
" to land Of Fisk, supposed to
be % rods II links, to corpora
ton line, g to point of begin
ming, thence to beginning NV 10 ?,
s FiSk-part or 6, com on 40 -
W line or sd or sec, thence
to the cor of sd or of sd
or, thence 81 rods n 60
rods 81 rods to beginning nve "a os
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SOEEEEgS.
ALL IN TOWN 2, RANGE y.

3
M Kinney-n hf W or n W or 90 NV 8 AZ
G Slicer--25a off side or 25sel 9I4l
+ w eich--part II W or II G ar, hng
"a rods 23 links d ecor sd ar
or sec, % rods 81 links, " to e
line highway, on sd line to
point due w of bng, to bug lone 9 I6 |
j u Bean-part n or Or, bng
10 rodss sd or, W 81
rods, 80 81 rods e 81 rods n to
beginning IL se 5 O6 |
j b Allen-part hf u c or, be-
ginning 90 rods and 40 rods
W sd or sec, n 80 rods, e 40
rods. so rods, 40 rods to bng 20 ne 2 95
S Fisk-n 3Oa hf ~ g or 30nel2 ID 10
Canpbeli--part 5 or II or
sec II, bng at centre of sec,
81 rods. W 70 rods, 50 rods,
% RODS 10 beginning ii NV Il 67
Fenton-part ar Or sec II,
beng "a rds cor or, l6
rds, W 40 rds, n l6 IDS G 40 rds
to beginning 4se IL 80
II K Elkins-e hf e Or Soncl3 so 90
J. b Nchols--e IF or G or 90 IA 81
Mason g. Chapmau-w hf Or so u 16 %
o Nnrton--e hf W hf S eqr 40se2S &c
A Pr0udft-part Or Or sec
Sc, bug Is rds cor Or sec,
II rds, 40 rds, l. rds, 40
rds except highway $685. Al
Hackley-part or 8 Q or
sec SO, beginning 81 rods 9
cor or sec, W 81 rods, II 40 rods,e
81 rds, 40 rds except highway Ii SO 9 81
NJ POmeroy-part " eel bng
80 rds ne G b, NJ &CRR
line 854 rds line sd Or, &S
rds ii links, II rds IL links,
81 rds links, W l07 rds 95 ks
to bng gone Of
D Pingree-part hf sec 7, be
ginning at IL sd hf see,
to Or line, to point so rods
line sd Il K or to IL cor
NJ PomerOv land, e to W line of
X K, lie on sd w hne to within 80
rods OF line sec,w to centre line
II eqr, 80 rods, TO begin,
except Or and WIG acres II
eqr sd sec 81 Il rs
II Howland-n "a acres or 74sw 50 OF
l. G Runals--n 43 a of S SO a wqr 43 sw 20 70
Z HOwand--s 43 q OF 50 S W ar As sw IL 6S
j Bond-part or sec 7, begin
50 rods g Cor of sec, IL ~ rds,
W to e line Racine Road, son sd
road 49, rods e to beginning 6se 81
j Bond-part hf Or T. all
W Of Rae road except coming at
re cor S hf, As rods, G to e bank
Pike river, bank to race
way thence on bank race way
to Ii line Or sec, thence W to bng645 sc 81 68
l. Clalin-w 100 acres IL W Or 100 NV Is 80 Is
5 Fisk-w So acres W or IS sw lS % 25
D 5 Head-n LIZ of all that part 3
or sec Is. which lies of the
road leading from Kenosha to
Racine except 10 acres sold to
NJ Jasobs 42se IS II 90
s Fisk-e part @ fr sec Is lying
of Ken 81 Rae road SO Is 81 81
s Fisil-ii frac or sec 10, except
the following; begin ON line
sd Or sec 724 rods cor, TO
Pike River, following W bank
of river to = line sd Or, n to be-
ginning except also X * d high
way 90 ne Is % OF
F1sk-n IA acres or 724 sW 10 80
NJ HoWland-s ut ut eqrsec7 Z,
except what lies e of Racine road
! and railroad track 37l IA 05
! G NJ Blossom-sw Or sec 9,except
railroad track l56 sw 10 As AZ
L Clahin-s e or lOi 5 ~ Is A
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8 Fisk-that part not taken by r r
5 Fisk-part lot 10, blk Il, COM
mencing at the II c cor said lot,
s71 Ii IT, " to crooked alley,
thence n & II e on e line of said
alley to beginning ,..........
: Fisk
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Incorporated IsIe.-CAHrter Pcrpsauo


OF losses have paid by the Ena Insurance COMPANY
in the past 40 years
The value of reliable Insurance win be apparent the
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Ii. ii. DEMlNG,
Clerk Board of Supv'rs Kenosha Co., Wis.
KenOsha, Sept. o. 1859. I5wl4
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II Bacon-all except al It of end
do all except Al # off end
A D Northway-a!l except 80 # in
width off 8 end
A d Eorthway-all exc ept 80 # in
width OF 8 end
p Porine
Ihos Blllen
do part lot 4, being all
of Il line drawn across sd lot
& W, and POI feet of n line of
sd lot, except so much as includ-
cd in the street over a portion
of sd lot
Unknown-n one-siXteenth
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81 Sc


II
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T Webb
do except VIII at is taken by RR
o S Heads or
J Greidon-part blk 81, commen-
cling % rods W of cor sd blk,
n Is rods, W S rods, IS rods,
s rods to beginning
A Garrigan-part blk 81 commen-
on line sd blk, 2 rods n W
cor, s 9 rods, e to crnter line sd
blk, n 3 rods, W rods. n 6 rods,
won n line to beginning
S Young-w hf W qrnw or
NJ Wyman
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. tlsk-PaTI v or sec ST, com
mencing on line Market street
at W cor land owned by Mrs
Bronson, thence TO n line Dur
KEGS Addition, thence W on on
said n line to its intersection
with Pleasant street, thenGe on
said line of market st to be-
ginning
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CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
REoRUlT rnn DuB1LIrATED.

and DISCHARGE from the system eyeay faint Of scroula WI
err hereditary or otherwise. That tncy
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

The DAIsY.-This miniature steamer is
again in action, and supcrabun4ance Of
back rotions are crowded upon US. We
would suggest to our worthy Post Master 70
load every upwarl bound boat, and if posi-
bic choke that "Hegister' man At Monroe 10
death. In mercy's name let him have mails.
His epistle together with the vouchers Of
Chief Clerk Clemens, and Post Ma ter lIar-
dy, contained in tie Register Of tie 1o.H
inst-wc fear will scare every post master,
and mail contractor out of the land.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

New FIRM IL TRlsrr.-Messrs Philips &
Williams, are announced in another column.
These gentlemen are known as thorough
going business men, who study the interest
and wants Of the community and the public
will at all times find al their establishment a
fine assortment of merchandise al reasonable
prices. Attention is asked to their card.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

EVERY ONE TO HIS OWN LIKING-Thc At
torney General in his lats Report to the Lee
gislature gives statistical tables, showing the
number Of lIomicides and Suicides commit
ted ia New Orleans during the past year
and likewise the state Of tho criminal dock
cts for the same period, in the country par
ishes, so far as returns had been received
from the District Attorneys It appears
there were twenty-five suicides committed il
New Orleans during the year 1853. We
give the means used by those persons for dos-
troying life, ly way Of showing the various
tastes that prevail as to the most iigille
mode Of making ones Notwithstanding ;
drowning ! Hanging .; 1ahing Land
mum {; opium1 Arsenic 3 Morphine
Stabb!ng Strychnine |.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-A caucus Of tie
Democrats Of the House of Representatives
have been held. and a programme adopted
for measures Of temporary reliei TO the treas
urv
Tie caucus lave concluded TO advocate
the authorization Of an extension for two
years Of the law permitting the issue Of treas
ury notes.
Speedy action on all appropriation bills
was also resolved on.
The reduction Of the Government cxpen-
ses TO the lowest possible point, is the third
prominent feature of the programme.
FROM KANSAS.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. "a report has reached
here from Kansas that the notorious Ossawa-
ta:nie desparalo. Brown, has captured Uni
ted States Deputy Marshal, and hung him.
The report, however, needs confirmation.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
WAsusoroN, Fc5, 10.-la the Senate to-
day the Committee on Territories reported
adversely 70 the petition Of Nessgs, O'EeiIly,
Speed and &hauaer, asking an appropriation
from the Government to aid them i'll erecting
a line Of Telegraph to the Pacific.
MEurn,a, Feb. l0-Thc steamer w. II.
Langley was sold Acre TO day for The Ouachi-
"a trade.
On. M#s.r to Gag.r--E1,s Rtccptioa
Doa1Va5.
WaeuISGToN, Feb. ia Paris letter
received in this city from reliable source
SAYS that il is not probable that cur newly
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

s Il Il RIFF 5 !
John n. Could VS.. George D
By virtue Of a writ Of lieFia.
on a u months bond issue !,
District Court of the pans,
and to The sheriff thereof .
PENDANT has pointed out W !;
to be sold 10 satisfy ii, 70 "
of Section No. &c, I. ), R.'
1874 Co-1oo acres. Als0, u !
8 Of Section No. q, 7. 4, b.
ming 11G 10-1o0 acres IL " ].
acres, more or les, situated y
gether with al The impro,'1'..
purtenances to the same oai
Saturday, the 9Th day Of H', :
legal hours, at the door o. ! ' !.
in IIarrisonburg, ! will 0ns !.
sale for what it will bring 7
and satisfy said writ and coz t.,,,I
D. N. PRICH'
Jan. 7, 1859.
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es.sla AND EGnsssaI.a.

Co.; ~, ,.;rc.~af s.o,,, =; ~; c4oto
TIA sna.r ,,la,to,. ,l.T,ssa Lanasor,a r.'ft,
from is cultivation. TIL oorcral', (,at
L;ah nr;cas for The art.I. aT1 anacs f,r.
tnnes from n, nro1rrl,an Kat sno,r i
l,nnt M in price 1r the heavy nrofset;y[
Jptr ;nnosa'I ,iron fo,nirp s,l.s-. ;,nr9,ted
into the United States If the United s.atqs
anon;ra Cula he su..ar # that i,lanl aIpn-
Jant II ouantj,v Ana Ct suncr;or quality.
wnn,J o( course come into orr market, dn,v
6ee What would be lle CONSEQUENCE to
arr e,car ,Iartars2 Thav would lave 70
sell II n,icts thac would scarcely b. remn
ne,atirr Tho voa,J have to content
I,hr,ner,ya. vim small rrofts ar abandon
,Le cultivation. TIL. protective duty alone
sns.,ias ,hrm anI en.bI.s th,,a % obtain
tho rr;.as n yr;.', t,ay srN TLe cn't;,a-
ton of sre,sr anv whore Yi,l;n H.. limits Of
Itha l-n;,4I e'gt.. w:,b n. execution rar-
Ilans Of , y,ry f.v soa,e, is a fenced cuI.ira-
tioa h Louisiana. ui, IS obviously the
ease o-narigiEy IN Inc banks of tAa Mi--i--
SIM; TLcr. ,Lr ,'aat never come, faIlr 10
n,a,u,itv. an !. dh.u i.;ur.l av ,a4lr tr...s
ami cnlf .'ont -na cor.u,cno.aarl IF t.e
orial:ar qeassa. With . cI.rafa u.ravoIe lie
10 The orovlh Of the suoqr cane. i is clearly
ont Of the novar " the Iau,iara 5.'..;.lers
10 connect. l,...n. .enrv with flo;. Il l,1i,a
IN tna production II f',;. stable. :nU ,lo
present. nroG,s o, fine former w9oiI n. ma
teri4IIy reduced.
Nu.h # fLe caI,,taI aaJ labor nov en-
nIovoI in I.e,i,iala I'm thp 7nrfi.D Of
-
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

HOMESTEAD LAw.-W see BIZ the Nation
al lntelligcnccr Of The Sd instant, hat in
the House Of Representatives on TIE 2ud.
February, the Homestead BiIi was called Up
by Mr. Grow, and after some discussion,
passed by vote Of 1919 to rs. This LII pro
yldes that any person who is the head u !,
family, twenty one years Of age, and a citi
zen oftho United States, or WIG has doviar-
cd his intention to become such, IS required
by the naturalization laws, shall from ana If
ter the passage Of The bill be entitled to en-
ter one quarter section, that may # thn tm.
Of theappic"tion be subject TO entry z: i =
pr acre, TO be located ina body in cen!os-
nifty with the local subdivisions cf .Lc pub
JIG lands, and after The same shall have Ie.o
surveyed.
What The action Of tie Senate viii be il
regard 10 this bill, we arc unable to coIjcc
ture. The decisive vote BY which it pascal
ed the lower House, would seem to plcs&cc
its success in The Senate. But il is quite
probable there will not he time, amid the
mass Of business before that body, for its con
sderation by the Senate during he iyw re-
naming days Of the session.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16
SHERIFF S
Moan II. Phelps (

! ALEXANDER r, HEsprr.
! by VIRTUE Of q writ
case issued from the abovs ,
| directed, ! have seized tlle /
ty pointed out and descr3s
dant to VII w. ! Of S v
10 r 7 r. n W !. and W /
n i ! Of \ T ] Sec. 9. and
of Sec 10. and N 7
Of Sec 5. AMI L ! Of 5
7 . Il : east. situated On /,
tAisrarish, about one mae
Louls ieEry.-A fine trar, Of
ter, 20 acres entered IN tbs
balance bottom land. Ii
dwelling house, about 40 a.
about $50 Gcadened last yt
situation for a planter On ~,
loss viii occur ~ stock IN h
And Oh 81 '.,s3 ar h. 5A Ia.
within legal hours at The 4.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

.....,, NOTICE
% sTRAYED from : +,
ea.-. ser Bayou, in III, /.
Of january, -FOUR nm
HORSE Of the followlpg !.
+ 6 NJ
y Dark bay Mare Mpls
4 Brown Mare Mule :, :
branded 7 G VI
\ Mouse colered Mare \.
\ Two year old Stud ~ :.
mark. "
| will give a liberal reu,,.
nation that will lead TO ,ba
or any part Of them.
Kinks Ferry, Feb 5, ls;,
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-16

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said par
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