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Variable security for books &c.

Valuable Security for ROOFS &C.
Thousands, or tens, or even hundreds Of thou
lands, insured during ones lifetime, by the
outlay Of fifty dollars upwards.
The subscriber has the sole agency here for the
l sale Of the AEUM PATENT NRE-PROOF
SAFExamade by Messrs. Valentine Il Butler, of
New York and the EXCELSIOR FIRE PROOF
SAFE, made by Messss. Beard l. Brother, Of St.
Louis Both Of the firms furnish conclusive testi-
timony, emanating from. dsinterested parties Of
the highest standing and founded upon accidental
tests, Of the reliababty of their respective Safes
They hare also instructed the subscriber to fcili-
tetc such experiments here as will serve to de-
monstrate the ire and thief proof capacity of their
safes, in comparison with those of any and other
articles having good Reputation in this market.
Testimonials OF the achievements of the Alum and
the Excelsior Sa cs will be furnished by those who
win visit or address the undersigned. His invras-
BILE practice of having but scale of prices for all
customers, and of selling as reliable only such ar
ticles as he believs to be so, WILL he cannot doubt,
enable him 10 retain that generous confidence
among purchasers which he has enjoyed upwards
Of fifteen years. ISAAC BRIDGE,
81 Magazine street. NewOreans.
May ., 80. G:9:y
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s. TR Il u B. IS

Patent Germ and Flonfing MI.
y soath and Yves. as exclusively possessing the
combined qualities Of
/. Being firmly sefin d strong iron frame.
2. Using only the best French Burr Stones
3. Running the lower stone, which, being fast
on the spindle. can never come in contact with its
fellow, to be injured by running empty. /.
4. Having no bush to get looses
S. Having no driver and rind to make it chokcs
6. Having its spindle II oEe piece, from bridge.
tree to hopper-bearer
Some Of these mills have run nine years without
having the stones dressed. -"
Eighteen, TWENTY-FIVE, twcnty-six, and thirty
inch Double and Single Gear now in store and for
sale by S II. GILMAN,
10 Gravier Street. New Orleans
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To Planters nnd whom % may
concern.

u ~ TIA A9GES 0U08 W WV114 - may
concern
DANIEL EDWARDS is now prepared to eve
" cute with peculiar facilities, at -
his establishment Nos, 20, so ,apl
50 New .Levec, and 81, 80 and Al
Fulton streets, New Orleans. Iron, Copper, Tin,
Sheet Iron. Brass Moulding, Finishing, and Black
smith Work. -, -.
This establishment, in the following described
work, challenges competition:
Chimneys, Breeching, Stills,
Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans,
CHARTERS, Filterers. neAtefss
Copper, Tin and Pewter Worms, f0r Distil-
ferries; and Sheet-Iron Pipe.
tT Planters and others interested would dd'
well to call and examine my STEAM TRAINS for the
manufacture OF Sugar, before purchasing elsewhere.
They have been in operation many years, and give
Universal satisfaction. Parties leaving orders nay
rely upon their execution with the utmost dispatch.
DANIEL EDWARDS.
Nos. 2s, 80, and SO New Leree, aud 81, 80 and Al
Fulton streets, New Orleans 44.lj
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SYRUP Or THE
. UYPOP ii OS p II IT Z

Of Lime, Soda, Potassa and Iron.
These Hypophosphites are comparatively
new class of Salts, differing entirely from,
the Phosphates, and all other combinations
of Phosphorus. In a very short period Of
time they have obtained high reputation
as Therapeutic agents, in cases Of incipient
PnrHls1s or CoSsuMpTIoS, and many other
affections. ..-..
We have large consignment Of the atos'o
new and Compound syrups, to which We
beg TO call the attention of those suffering
from Phth;sis Complaints Of the Chest, &C.,
JAMES Il. NICHOLAS,
Chemist, ~ fremont Street. Boston, Mas
sachusetts. 44lv
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THE GLOBE:

1Ae Official Paper IF Congress.
The proprietor Of this excellent and use
ful fa?er, proposes to continue the publica
tio1 lof the Debates Of Congress in full, in.
gliding the laws passed. during the next ses
sion, Ito comnlenre on the LIST Monday o.
December 1887.
Tra1s-ono cafu daily, one year $40
One copy during session Of Congress So
Congressional Globe md Appendix 3
Weekly Globe, one ycar S..
JOHN G. RfvES.
Warrington City, April 1850.
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HarrisonJurg Post Otice-Arrivals and
departures Of the Mails.
Na:ctez Mcsi-From Natchez to Monroe. Ar
riyes daily, Sunday excepted, by Up. m. departs
daily, Sunday excepted, by a. m. j. E. Reside
contractor.
NatcAitoeAes Mail---Arrives Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays. Departs Mondays, Wedncs-
DAYS and Fridays. g. Swafford, contractor.
Alerandria Mdil-Leaves HarrisonbuFg every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. R.L Fox, COLI
tractor. p
Columbia Ma:l-Dcparts every Wednesday,
G. W. Gibson, contractor. +@
Richmond Mait-Departs every Monday, We'd
resday and Friday. N. S. Osburn, contractor.
Goodpater Mail-Departs every Thursday
VIM Wingfeld, contractor
a. The Mails from Monroe to Harrisonburg
arc carried by two horse hacks, from Harrisonburg
to the Brushy Bayou on steamboat, thence to Nat
chez by stage. i. FLETCHER, r. NJ.
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DRY GOODS, AND GROCERY MER-
CHANTS, TRINITY, LA.
RE now II receipt Of IN entirely new, choice
n and attractive STOCK Of Sea4onab Ie
Goods consisting of
FANCY. DRY GOODS ! ~
silky WOOL EABRIG2l4 ~
ssss y H06k1RYS De-, s&c. o. ~
STdPLE GOODS.
A very large and cheap Stock h Linen,
Chiffon, and Wooden Fabrics.
CLoTHs and CAssIMhREs,
REApr- MADE CLorHrSe,
Doors and SHoEs,
HAIRS and Cars,
Together with an extensive assortment Of QUKkxs-
y1Aaf, GLASSWARE, CASTINGS, GRocxRIEs and
PLk1rArfox SUpPI1Es.
Call AED KxAxIsE
TRINITY, La, February ., 1850. 5es9-u
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< rE Noah III. Phelps, Of Baton Rouge,
La, win act AZ Agent for the Entry Of Lands and
the transaction Of business generally at the Land
Office at Baton Rouge. Persons cntr ustpg business
to him, may rely upon its receiving prompt atten.
ton. His charges viii be moderate.
April 10, 1859. 4S-tf
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VOLUME SIXTH, FoR 1859.
Thc Little FiIgrim,

EDITED nv
GRACE GREEN w Dob.
rrg CHEAPEST AND Bxsr PERIODICAL sos cnilDkxS
ExTAkT.
TERMS.
Fifty Gents I year for single copies.
copies for ~. ag
"A copies, and one to gc'ter-up Of club, for S..
u copies and pne to gcttcr.up " club, for IS.
30 copies for SIS.
AlNaw payobie III odrs#cr.
We viii also send the back volumes for 1854, IS,
IS, 81, and the volume for IS, for ~.
fESSpccimen numbers sent free Of charge to a
who request them. III
Address, post paia,
LEANDER x. L1PPixcDTT.
l32 South Third Street, PHiLApAErpsl
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tT clever little gentleman, scarcely in his
| teens, presented VI yesterday with some choice
peaches. They are rarity in these parts, and SO
good a.boy as 'Gc0rgy, nowadays rarity in any
partE.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Heirs Of A. S. Barr, deed. VS.. j. D. Calvert, ct. al
No: 1871.
IN THIS ASE by virtue Of writ Of fcri ia cias
L issued from TIL: District Court Of the Parish
Of Catahoula, and to the sheriff thereof directed,
]. will on Saturday, the End day Of July, merit,
within. legal hours at the town ci Trinity, in this
parish, offer at public sale, as the property of J. D.
Calvert and the heirs and legal representatives OF
Elizabeth Calvert, deed, woman named Patsy,
and chd Hannah, specially lnortgaged for the
payment of this debt.
Terms of Sale-Cash, under benefit Of appraise
merit D. N. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
May 25, 1885, Print Fee Sc
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Il. II. G. BROCKET.

% Cliff Street, NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURER OF Glass Sy,anscs, IIouoa-
MI pathic Walls, Graduated Measures Nursing
Bottles, Glassware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfu-
mers. Photographers. Green Glassware by the
package. A liberal discount made to the trade
orders from country druggists and dealers solicited
Priced lists sent on application. 9-7m.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
EE We are authorized to announce that
GEORGE II. WELLS, of Catahoula, (the present
ncumbent) is candidate for the Office of District
Attorney Of the Eleventh Judicial District conlpri
sing the parishes Of Catahoula, Franklin. and Cald.
we'll Election in November.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR PREACHING.
Our arrangements for preaching during
the present year are as follows:
TRour CREEK CHURCH, First Sabbath in each month
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ; and Saturday previous, at
O'Clock r.. N.
HaRRIsoxsuaG. Second Sabbath, at l0a A. NJ; and
at 3 r. NJ. for the blacks
TRINITY. Third Sabbath, at IL A. N.
CArAuouLA, Fourth Sabb ,th, at 1 A. II.
Prayer Meetings will be held i'll H"rriscnburg
every Wednesday night.
d. D. EWINDALL.
Harrisont5urr April 4. '59. 5-46-3m
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I IGHTE & BRADIUIYS, Piano Forte Manu-
IL facturers, 421 Broome st. NcwYork. We de-
sire to call the attention of the trade, Qnd Of the
public generally to our Piano Fortes, justly pro-
noanced superior to all others in volume, richness
and purity Of tone-possessing peculiar singing
quality adapted to, and harmonizing with the
human voice. They are very properly called the
!" Organ, or Vocal Piano." Being made with tn g
Patent Arch Wrest Plank, they will stand in tune
in all climates. We guarantee our customers that
efforts that lifelong cxperierce, untiring in
,dustry capita. can procure, will be spared, to
maintain for our instruments their world wide
reputation sthe best piano." and that every inn
provemcnt of intrinsi: value to piano will be
found in ours All orders with which, are IA
vored will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
NewYork, May &, 1859. Gay
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MOR1TZ BLOCK,
WATCH MAKER and .JEWELLER,
HARRIsoNBuRe, LA.
All work entrusted to him Will be guaranteed
l2 months.
To be found at L. Mayer l. Co.'s.
June 8m
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. The Catalonia Legislative proceedings, have
this week, rontcd us, horse, foot and Dragons
We have not space for a word cdge-wise. It is to
be hoped that 'front.' ..mass" there may "a found
something Of interest TO all our home readers, and
our distant friends and exchanges arc referred to
the miscellaneous advertisements on the fourth
page.
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B. N. d D. A. WHITLOGK d CO.,
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE
= GROCERS. NEW YORK

{. GROCERS, NEW YORK.
70 Merchants, Drugg;sls, and Hotel Pro
priet0rs.
TO those with whom We have not already the
i pleasure Of doing business, we respectfully go
lei. trial and examination OF our importatians
stock and prices.
We keep nothing but pure and satisfactory
goods, and aim % deal Hberasy and only with re-
TEe larger orr sales, the lover we can make the
prices and the larger our importations the lower
tho cost to- US IN Europe, together with advanta-
ges in securing preferred Sint1sqk &C..
Iii the experience Of twenty years VIC have
spared no pains to procure the most desirable
goods, direct fiGm producers, both abroad and IT
home, and thu Variety extent, and richness Of Jur
stock may be tested ~ ordering whatever thc-con-
euner may require in our Iinr and wc will guaral,-
tee against any disapnoinhnei't.
Oar assortment is always complete in
Brakdies, Wines, Liaueures.
Ales, coriia!s, Svrups,
I,itters, Sauces, SCARS,
Tobaccos, Teas.
And choice Family aud Plantation Supplies
Generally.
| Shelf Goojs-Lqucur Department.
We have very large assortment Of
BOTTLED GOODS,
Imported exclusively for ourseIycs,.witA fyrcig;,
stamps also put up BY ourselves n vi handsome
styles, and brand, copyrighted and trade marks
secured, and brands tepyrightcd and trade marks
secured, and at prices mMer than be- hnsficd,
except with the facilities that have perfected
Premium Cremant Cabinet Champagne.
from Messrs. Rumart pere et Ills, Rctas
This wine we receiye regularly and It Is staa.lily
in
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!. N0Tf,E.

n "NAS0N1C KEiALIA LOST. The IN.
~ designed viii Eborslly reward any person
~ rctsrssing, ~ for nslormati0n that may
cad 10 NE recovery Of i fal ssit OF Rcgalia for
p,crly worn and hcloaging 70 David .. Haues,
ICED. ts
For further particulars, dcfcaiptive o. the samc
&c. Address, !. u. RAWLINGS.
J Trinisy, RI. June q, 1850. "a, 81.
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NoTiCE 70 Tx PAYERS.

mol. WIN. IL TEN IS authorized to receive and
~ receipt for I'll Taxes in this Parish Jovthe year
1858 and Licenses Of 1859. NJ u. PRICHARD,
February !, 1889. 37H Eherif
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Noremtr<r Gtertion.
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
kY Ed. lndtpcndent ~ Please announce
ne name u D. NJ PRYCHARD. As candidate
for Sheriff 1t the ensulDg November election, and
oblige many FRIENDS.
&T I'd. Zadependfnt Please announce
the name Of S. r. LACROIx, as candidate for
Sheriff 1t the ensuing election in November next.
and confer favor on his Many Friends.
FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
H We are. authorized to announce
JAS. L. KOU7'ON candidate for the office Of
Clerk Of the 18th judicial District court, in and for
the parish Of Catahoula, at the ensuing November
election.
EE We are authorized to announce
c. G. DUKE, the present incumbent, as a candi-
date for reelection to the flee Of Clerk Of the 18th
Judicial District Court, in and for the parish Of
Cdtahoula, at the ensuing November election.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

FOR ASSESSOR.
g We are authorized to announce
JOHN N. RILEY, 1.-THE present incumbent)a can
didate for reelection to the Office Of Assessor Of
the parish of Catahoula. Election November next
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.
sHoES! sIIoEs!! sHOES!!!
We take this method to inform cur Friends
and Customers that we hnve just received direct
TEN GASES OF BACHELORS BEST
OAK TANNED RUSSETS
Which we offer together with our
HEAVY PLANTATION GOODS, AT TUE
LOWEST CITY PRICES.
CAN soon and select your sizes. The QUAIL
l7'Y is tie best eser brought to this Aarkes.
tB- An orders for Plantation Goods will be
promptly GlIed. Il. MAYER & CO
Just received large assortment Of
LADIES HEEL SHOES,
Such as Kid, Goat and Morocco, Of the best quality
May II, 1850. 551:tf
1850 STRING TRADE. 1889
FLEISHMAN d CONN
Are nor opening their usually large and
choice
SP1kING AND SUMNER STOCK,
Consisting Of
READT-MADE CLOTHING in endless variety,
LADIES DRESS GOODS, !.
CROCKERY,
GLASS, WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
SADpLERY,
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY,
rERFUMERY, SOAPS, dc. Sc
Groceries, Tobacco:
Powder, 6hot,
n Lead. Dycz5snhs, &c.
Onr Patrons 4Hd thu public. ara Sreised ~ give
u eli and examine for themselvcs, - the stock
Is not surpassed in variety, excellence, btyie Of
GuS ke and onr. tsrsv,a s1,a12 ~ rnuf.rfn s,,rAke
with the times
IA Dsor IN n rHE On SrAxn FEoxr sraErr,
49, HARRIsoxDCRG.
March q, 1859. 8 AZ SIN
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.WEDsssDAr, JukE -, 1859.

s4 The anonynous commu nication dated
Little River, June IA" is inadmissiblc. We pub.
fish nothing GINNING to us under such circumstan-
ces. The wriieS may state nothing but facts, and
yet be in the wrong IN wishing to publish them. =
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22
DICK s Fl D u Sc.
TRINITY, LA. E!.E

TRINITY, La. &sE
THE UNDERSIGNED having takeH the Grocery
i Stand formerly kept by Jas. Tifee, Esq,
would respectfully inform the community that he is
now in receipt Of a NEW, FULL IND CHOICE
STOCK OF GROCERIES, which the public are
invited to inspect
The BAR viii At all times be supplied with
LIQUORS Of the best quality and no pains will
be spared to please those Motoring the establish
ment with call A ine BOWLING ALLEY is
connected with the hease, and al matters pertain
ing thereto will be 6ufs TO be @. K. =
Fruits, Nuts, Candies and Confedi onaries,-a
large supply always Tn hand. A completes assort-
ment of Cigars Of the finest brands;
Trinity, April 81, 1850. 5:49tt
gao REWARD.
. ANYWAY from the undersigned, living on
III Galvin's C.eek, Catahoula parish, 1.a eA
negro man named TON, about 6 feet 2sQr "a
inches high, stout built, and walks rather n.
cripple, is quick spokcns, high forehead and is
We ~ black. win give the above reward for his
delivery or confinement 50 that ran get him.
). A. PHILLIPS.
8 Apll2o, 1859: q .54s-.f
mo. E. MORRIS,
! BUENA HlsTA, LITTLE RiIyER, La,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Hardware, TinwaE, and Grcckcry,
and in short, everything that is generally kept
in country retail store.
TAKES PLEASURE in informing his friends and
/ the public generally, that he Is now in receipt
Or : STOCK or NEW GOODS suitable for the
season. and Offering the same for sale on very ac-
conmo datfng terms. He feels thankful for all past
yors and respectfully solicits continuance Of the
same. 81
\ sApril II. 1889. 5-47-3nA
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EAGLE PRINTING INK WORKS.
LAY & DRoTI1ER,'
Manufacturers Of all kinds of
Nesrs, Book d: Colored Inks.
Gold Size aud Bronzes.
No. e4l Dock street No. 50 East Columbia st
Philadelphia. Cincinnati, Ohio
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NEW And ENLA RGED EDITION OF TIE
OLD RED SANDSIONEi

OLD RED SANDS7ONEi
limo, cloth, 1928.
THIS edition is reprinted from the last Edinbure
dditi6xAnd ccs3aiis oycr one hxudyed pages Of en-
tirelS new matter from the pen sof IruGH MILLxR
an appendix Of new nstes, while the old plates
have heensre engraved and Improved.
New cditions.pf the authors other works, viz
Ny schools and School Masters, 10 Footprints Of
the Greater, = Testimony Of tie Rocks" and
Firstimpreeions Of England" may now be had
either separately or in uniform sets,
GOULD 4 LINCOLN,
Aug Is 50 Washington Street, Boston.
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HUGH MILLER'S NEW WORK :!
e i JUST PUBLISHED.
THE CRUISE OF THE BEFSEYi :.

A sunmer Ramble among the Fossiliferous Depos-
sts Of the Hebrides. With RAMBLEs or 4 GEoL-
oGisr or, Ten Thousand Miles over the FOSSIL.
fergus Deposits of Scotland. BY the late HuGH
MIILER l2mo. PIP. 5s4, cloth 81 rs.
Nearly the whole Of large edition Of this work
has haen exhausted by orders in advance of publ
cation. Nothine need be said Of it save that it
possesses the same fascination for the reader that
charaeteIizes the authors other works.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-06-22
Shelf Goods -Liqucnr Department.
We have very large assortment Of

CUTREls. HARRISON q CO
COTTON FACTORS.
~ Caronjelet street, New Orleans.
, 1859-06-30

% There was Light docket nj the Police
Court yesterday.
Card from the n. 5. II. H. officers.
To The Ed!tus Of the J.upL:
We notice in this mornings Drnlocrdt, Iimes,
and Herald. remarks reaectlns somewhat upon
the officers Of tile u. :. K. X. FiErs, We ART
charged with disposition to suppress iuforuaa-
tiou rrlasiTe 10 the accident Second, that VT
were repeatedly solicited By ci.izrus during tue
day to send special train to The scene Of dis
aster and refused 10 do it; aud thai VIZ remain
ed as apparently indifferent to the matter, as
though it bad brcn 4 cuti;e train.
No~ the facts, 81 far us VI were concerned,
arc bricdr these: We ewcre apprise1 Of the ac-
ctcnt as carly as half past /. NJ, on Tuesday
but all the information nc at that tiusc received
Was that an accident had occurred the night
previous near >outh Bend, and some thirty
persons killed From that TIME until late last
evening We were constantly soliciting infurma-
| ton, which We we're perfectly ui!!iu to npart
to the'pubtic .s we rectised it; and all We did
! receive, and ~ We received il, went to the pub
| lie Is e1pedtiously IA possible. We received
! information that the citizens Of South Bend and
| M$ha,s al had rendered their services, and thai
all the aid, medical or otherwise. that could be
emp.oye was at hand. and, subsequently, none
| was requife.! from this quarter. Al the SAINT
| time, We were advised that there wonld be n
safety in attempting 10 seud cut j special trast
fron this place, willie all Western. bound train
we're irregular, and subject ouly to rrsui4
trains
We we're not solicited bv citizens, "as stated.
to send special train. We were ofsea aske.
whether We were going to send train. aud i
often replied that We wuu!d gladly do 50 ii ther
were any possible safety in scndIng une. No on
seemed to urge US 10 send special train bu
two or three Of the reporters Of our papers
and no one complained who understood. All
could appreciate I'LL the circrn.st tnces connect
ed with this sad accident, aud the ditticultie
we labored under in recelsing Information.
The p. y. train, which vent out Last evening
took all that were desirous to 60 to tie assis
ance Of their friends.
GEo. II. GRAr. Genl Pass. AKt..
J. NOTTINGHAM, Gen1 Fright Agt.,
u. $. L \. 1, 4.
Catca9o, Junk e9sA, 1859.
, 1859-06-30


Inflammation laa. been reecircd tro'a = sonsee
regarded as thoroughly reliable Eis'ng 'ns par
n.n as T;r,.acnas The names Of certain parties
a1 s;1en aud the enjoyment Of the benefits Of tho
Ersns;t ro,,,e are 10 compensate in part 70. the
s4nenses thus incurred. It il stated that the
e1psli.ion will ttazt by the middle o. august; It;
g.. M..d.P mi l,e couveved to Central America Ia
H. Scottish Ciief. Whether or not this infor'
m.t;oo Is strictly true, it is certain our Govern
m.nt iii eudeavor to azrost ali such illegal en-
I'M nrTnose. heretofore issued. Icing ktill is
iii farcs. Gen. Jerez before ls LEFT for siea
rs1us was fully informed Of the hll'bnssefani
4uorspe1t1.
, 1859-06-30

e The new Paris Flowers, which have at
tracte11 20 much attention 1t Miss H. H. Massh's.
a55 State street, are well worthy the notice Of
the ladies' the most choice and delicate .ty1es
for summer wear IRE among the latest arrivals.
ie25Sk
, 1859-06-30

you will do xen to look al Miss Aarsh's
stock, e5s State street. Some very pretty, new
design. ars being produced this week, which
are much admired. And among her bargains
are = lot Of Trimmed Bouuets, which cost from
&2.o0 to $500, now selling At 50 cents to $780,
ieQiSt
, 1859-06-30

ATLANTIC Base Ball CIts.-There will be
meeting Of the A. B. d c. this Thursday even
ing ut Il o'clock. Per order,
50-lk 4. L. ApAxs. Stc'v.
, 1859-06-30

GeIAr SALE or rRKYRlcKRA1ors.-Letn NO one
buy before examining Lxman's Patent Ref1ig-
efatoEs for sale Ut l94 Lake street. ie2.-5t
, 1859-06-30

Attention! Light Guards and other compan-
les. and every body else. If you want Jour uni
forms and clothes neatly cleaned aud repaired,
take them 10 john Jones L Co., III Dearborn
4trett at]
, 1859-06-30

- Meteorological obseryations, taken By J..
Il. Reed / Co., apothecasies, IN md III Lsks
stsest, June 29th, 1852.
{; r ~. 5EYT3.e$3 I:
Il = II 81 ~ 8,&
, 1859-06-30
33rfsa 4 Trih1t1tt,


\ complete account Of tbr late disaster on the
Southern Michigan Road, vii! be found in our
columns this morning. uur fai,hfu! md capa-
bic reporter who reached l:c:e last evening from
the scene Of the tra"adv, put us in possession
OF nj thn a>cer: a;le1 Eacts. Extra copies Of
this days na...cr will be lo"nd at our Counting
, 1859-06-30

NAS7rp.-Work for handy man, American,
and TWO tine German boys. Apply this morn
ing to Robert GOLFER, Minister 1t Large.
, 1859-06-30

~ Herrings Champion Safes will be sold
sfser this date at New York prices, by c. L.
Harmon / Co., Agents, 13s South Wster street
, 1859-06-30
TEE GREAT TRAGEDY.
Full Particulars Obtained on
the spot.


Statement Of 0r. Bliss, President
Of the Road.
, 1859-06-30
= There was q Light docket nj the Police

% The Peak Family are giving entertain.
menss in J4nesville and other Lake sho1e cities
, 1859-06-30

E Samuel Walker. who Was arrested last
December for buying railroad iron, WIS acquit-
ted during the last term OF the Recorders
Court. As the arrest WAS at The time mention
ed it is ouly just that lis release frum custody
should be noted.