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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

To LEON nlra srRssr. sslwsEs raIM2 Ar
.. ,ss s Is ~ sss' i:sS s'
r sIssr GLASS Hous.s In
20 a.:s sad =. fOs! siory hss basement ,e., o.
:iSS Arss sorry q Il iu-...sss ss:s:Ss 3 3
o' Ayaodo DO 16aSo1'oo $50
No. TcrOsav ~ two story aus and basement. 2,xscozos
Choice country funi.ls Nd unfunihe 1t spuyea
Mss sfs o % %ssp ssssy r Hasss
.ss 3 sss street
I,a. s:oss q sss:s..y "a iss, =. :s,sss " !. Is
oG p,.s painted ssS .e suited
sTss.s ''''' t'Ps sss.s .,es
T'o LEr-roR THREE WARS, TWO rouN STORY
sub Sa IL e. NJ. tad
q ss o. % :ss Nc 70 .sd lbsy WILDE " either
The stus.,oa T. net sr,ysssss by ny ons the ey for
p.:s md 10 :. i s1 sss :Tsea Apply s 3
TO Lr-IH BRooKErN. FOR rHs SUMMER MONTHS.
he H.s and VIII scss .s% scn %
VIZ , ,sTsS ..d cs wcs chdreE .ssrss Addss
acre: Of cuiv.sed and Woodland With ,od house. barn.
apply sss sofif vsss ''
ITO LEI-oN NTH STREET. BErwEER THIRD AND
ronssh svenuss near Central Park two we'll anahsi
for getting down town SIG ssr year Inquire 40
Pesrl street or on tse preuases-
TO ,mxr! ., 70 4 SMALL rAMn1-urrl.s rARF OF
TO LIZ, LET cHEAYeA HANDSOME BRO WI STONE
avenues ''r'' n'" H' Rss L re- is ssS
soUss II - r.s
%S sSSRisos RI asn . ss .a"m' m'AA App
rooms furnished unsurnIshed wind without sosrd
ssn sns rss IL ali pr'sss keh.n desired hnn:s
...ss. ferry No Debevos street corner q asSSy.
ITO LET AND ryRsIvuRx vos sALE-A r1Es!
nssas .S ,r
wou re s da he soI
RIO LET OR LEAsE-INB h0OMINaDALs, rw0 MfLEs
of ~s "a. s, ru Sns .ns with wo
civ. visy Of the Hudson ver Apply to JOER HILH Az
son, lss broadway.
F.vos;, ONE os .oR. YE.Es Tas PsE
seet heretofore occupied hy b. b Foot and
I ' s1fsss SssI s k iss
The premes.
no khsr.Two sIoaY bRICK HOUSE orr royEra |
81 !. So .s. a.: ;s.
TO pAERKRs LET, IN ONE OF THE BEsr Lo-
streets thuu sh baroon partly Furnished Apply corner OF
Fourth and Tfompsoa streets, Washington Shades
ITO RU1TERMEN TO LET A FIRST RATE BUTTER
i stard Apply At 325 Bo~ very.
&CS0 no LET, a TBREn STORY BRICK HOUSE,
q sixth avenue thiytesn rooms is psssanty stu
aied and convenient to and boat
SYLVESTER LAY. l6 Wall street.
&1CS no LIT, A THRxR STORY BRICK 10 ssE. |
StLc h,gh bssemeut ccuntcs cellar bath closets
10, and cold water throughout improvements;
DO rooms IN excellent ccndtpn Will nnur
ni.hed deafabe house fer family Amply
.s O'Clock ON the prernscs 2s6 Wes Twenty sKh street.
Ninth avenue. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

-. su p, ~a neasiss required IL I~eav strvss
oop In sua shth avenue also . bedroonn on thwd
s"y For address apply Beniyr's Msdisou Poo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

rro LEr--oN nirH sTRBsr BET wEEH rHIHC AND
lousM avenues nesx 10 Csnsrsl Park two well h'nasd
eot1ge h0use eg sa1 nno yard EACH facilities 'pod
Tor uvns do.n tovn rent Sl year. Inquire Il 80 Pxi
stree< the prennsea. IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

IvOR ssLE-A FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
~ hour nnd half from the CITY, and thirty
the depot Nth stock CROPS and farming utens eighty
and good wstsr good house. and plenty of oubudngs
ply 10 Ally OSTRANDEx, Commissioner for The several
Atatss 70 william sire Ell, In the basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

NrHE NEW LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
Great reduction of faro.
Tho favo,ite steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Captain Tin
klepauPh will leave New York. from pier No North river,
Railroad WITH steamship Oriysba.
Apply ct the only Office of the line No Bowling Green.
d. b. ALLEN, Agent
N.B-An persors forbid trusting any account Of
he above ships or owners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

TrOR BAIB-T THE BE FAITHFUL AND HEALTHv VII
lase Of yonsers cottage IN The aoth style contsnips
cellar. kfcheD dfniar and sitting parior
about three quarters Of Of ground prsty
out With uM and shade trees DC situated sveaue
0he eoS1 In Y0nkers commanding uninterrupted valley
Rsd water vsw Of thirty miles; price Ss 80
r. MAJOR 40 Broadway. uu staira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
HODACR r. DAY,
, C6rtiandt NsUst NcS Yosk

1--WE POIHrs-TEE ANNrvrRsA Rv OF THE HTvy
Nrsc Thursday evening May at u O'Clock Seats ffss
The Rev L. Peaso; Rev r l. Cuyer. Cofk. aad Hsa-
kay mood will address the meeting cokSaion Win -
taken Exerces by the children OF te iAsHkuGlDa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

NOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS POUR STORY BROWN
stone rort house No IA Thirty third between Ma.
olson and Fifth Cannot he
and durability; with rosewood doors psror do Ap
ply the premises. d. ROBINS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

TOE etLE-THE RAPIDLY IMPROVING PROPERTY
known the Berthe Mxnsiop together with sir full lts
the high ground adjacent to The Central Park
Dencpg ffty the OF
Fifty fourth street. and running thorough Fifty afh
Posss be had immediatelr be pay
four cent tbs cost pply the to W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

T,oR Saloon NEW 70 X AVENUE. BROOKLYN A
IT large double house New York avenue Desn aad
gen streets about 80 feet with add of x
feet built in the best manner Of best materials BY presen:
WNer SC repIeie with every convenience for large ny
eight lots to suit cked with choicest frIits
Terms easy Also about eligible building lots In plots
eight TO axteen EACH Apply to JOHN " COLES 80 South
otreeC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

$4,000 % IN slsyES .aSss
graphs at HOLINESS original gallery $50 Broadway Thanks
the successful admiration OF the OF ar,s hs
old picture shor removes shortly 70 qpasers COL Broad
way Win enlarged cocmodatons for ladies and aged eco
pie all the roon being on he second door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

How TO LIVE ceEAP-IN ORDER 70 NvrscI
wines groceries and pyo,iMons Of All kinds thc mensg
establishment OF THOMAS r. AGNEW 10 iVeuWteh sixeet
corner OF Murray Having Just added
former premises each of hch would alone bof
tent than ober house In the line la de city, he has
now modstions for doing ipmeuae nds and
ing Wholesale dealer, BIO u enabled 10 az Ii press q
remarkably apdard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

EvOR sALE-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY FEAT, AT NOR
II ristOwn ~ j. half mile Of the depot
IocsHon with "A acres Of land in high state Of Guilt and
ehoace sele sion Of fruit trees bearing Tho house 10
eI bs has two stories and attic fourteen
dern improvements and pairs needed Grounds
fully laid out shade and ornamental In abu
. beautiful grove In the Ououi ipgs plee very
dessh residence Inquire Of WIN. II. ROSSITEH opposite
4ha -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

INOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL OOUN.
Wy place of eleven acres at Hunting Bay, Long Isl
and neeher With large house OF twenty barn
rage b0use house. &c Terms moderate Possession i'm
nnediatey. Also house IN Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF raE ALxgHoygs.
~ May 1855 TO sosl companies and mnera Sealed pro
posas will be received a this Office until IL the I6th
for fun sbnE 1000 ons OF best quality white aah anthsac
weigh 2240 lbs Informaton for the propsr a.
the obligations required from parties proposing and q s
coal and the quantity OF each will be furnished aprcs -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

a No ed tstabshea bakery No. S2D Bowery, fsr ssie
chesp good aand iw any other kad Of sasaesa Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

LyARM FOR sALE-sIx HOURS FROM NEW YORK,
In Lumbersnds VILLAGE Sullivan county Nov York: sos
acres, Ss50o, term. easy Also BY IT, strong dam,
heavy waer power best place for mill store aud shops s6
fsmLy can get fec Of cost Location is healthy and plea
nen school, churches stores hotel post oce by H. homo
arket ut New York prices You rely finding this
at bargain. One farm Rocsand county New York ll0
acres 500 known the hes. farm the
fruit aons will the interest the aod all the hired
help required Inquire OF j. VANDERBILT AGENT In the
store "a Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR LIVER
III pooL-The AFRICA, JAS Aptersou commander, viii
sA frc@ The stream on "wednesday nsr May IL steam
bt win ply between the wharf, Jersey City and
the Africa from II 80 A. NJ 70 P w. convey passenger
aud baggage board The PERSIA viii sail the 18th
Nay. u. CUNARD, No. 8owiinx Groen-
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
IFoR TIE 1gDE PENDENT.
MINISTER'S MEETING.

AT the residence of J. Holden, Esqr. neal
White Sulphur Springs, Catalonia Parish
on the 22nd of Jan. 1859, the following Bap'
fist clergymen, A. B. Davis. M.lIagard, J.J
lTaylor. J. Heath, and D. d. Swindall.-M
Hagard being called to the char, and u. u
swindall appointed secretary-organized
Ministers Meeting. Rev. A. i. Davis ex-
planned the object of the needing as being
for the glory Of God, and the good of the
churches generally.
On motion of Elder a. B. Davis. the fol.
lowing series of resolutions offered BY Elder
D. d. Swindall. wer- adopted
pastor, or supply for any church that will
not pay her preacher for his ministerial la
bors.
2nd. Resolved. That we will rot preach,
as partors Or supply for any chrch that will
not contribute to the support 0 Missions.
3rd. Resolved. That We will not preach,
as pastor, or supply for any chirch thatwill
tolerate the use Of spirituous liquors as a
common beverage.
4th. Resolved. That the following De a
query for discussion at our next meeting {:
Shall a Baptist preacher, who i IN the habit
of using spirituous liquors as 9 common bev-
crage, be held by us as a minister in good
standing?
On motion Of Elder D. D. Swindall it
was
Resolved. That we hold ou' next meeting
at Harmony Grove church Caldwell par
ish, La, on Saturday before he lst Lords
day in May next.
On motion of Elder J. J. Taylor
Resolved. That VIC invite Baptist minis
tiers generally, to meet with is at our next
meeting, and become members of our organ
~ization.
On motion Of Elder A. 3. Davis,
Resolved. That Bro. Lee oe requested to
publish in the Louisiana Baptist, the proceed
ings Of this meeting.
On motion Adjourned 70 meet at TIC
time and place above specified.
NJ. UAGARD. Chairman.
D. d. SWINDALL Secretary.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

DIALOGUE On NEwsPApEss-'How does
it happen heighbor b., tina, your children
have so much greater progress in their learn
ing, and knowledge ofthe wcrll, than mine
They all attend the same school, and, for
aught | know, enjoy equal advantages.
"Do you take the newspapers, neigh
Dor AZ"
no, sir, do not take them myself; but
now and then borrom one, just TO read. Pray
sir. what have newspapers to DO with the ed
%ucation Of children"
why, sir, they havca vast deal to DO
with it., assure you. ] should as soon think
Of keeping them from school, as to withhold
from them the newspapers. it i a little school
OF itself. Being new every week, it attracts
their attention, and they are srre to reruse
it. Thus while they are storing their minds
with useful knowledge, they ae at the same
time acquiring the art of rading, etc. !
have often been surprised tina men of under
standing should overlook the importance OF
a newspaper in a family.
in truth, neighbor b, l fequcnt,v think
| should like to take them, bull cannot well
afford the expense"
Can't afford expense. What, let me ask,
is the value Of two or three dollars a year,
in comparison with the p%leas1re and the ad-
vantage to be derived from awelI-conducted
newspaper? KS poor as | IN, I would not
for fifty dollars a year, depri'e myself Of the
happiness enjoy in readingand hearing my
children read and talk aboutwhat they have
read in TIE papers. And thin the reflection
that they are growing up intelligent and
useful members Of society. DIDN'T mention
the expense pay it in advlnce every year,
and you will think no moreofit."
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02


"TnE DEMOCRATIC AGE,' is anew month
y started in New York, and edited by c.
Edwards Lester. The January number, mark
cd as the third number of the work, is quite
a readable miscellany, replete with a variety
OF judicious, instructive and interesting arti-
cles. Under the guidance Of ar. Lester the
work can scarcely fail OF success. The tai
ented Editor announces that lis publication
will in future embrace the interests of sports
men, and contain articles referring to the
various amusemcats within the line of sport
ing. The Age is handsomely printed on good
paper with large clear type. Price So so
per annum, always in advance.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
PROBATE SALE

Succession of James Cockcrham.
II VIRTUE Of an order Of sale issued from lhe
~ Lion, District Court of the parish of Catahoula
IN the llth judicial District of the State of La. ana
TO the sheriff thereof directed, | will on
-Ho"Ha44, III" 2l' day Of F;6rnorH, ucrt,
within legal hours, at the late residence Of deceased
IN this parish, offer at public salc the following oror-
effy heIongIn: to said Succession, viz: 4 Man
Slave for lie, named Nat. so acres Of land. with
the Improvements on the same. 80 head of cattle
more or less. 60 head of stock and meat hogs
more Or less. Mare. 3 work Oxen. 100 bush
els corn more Or less. 2 Rifle Guns, and Planta-
ton Gears, Tools, Sc.
Terms of SaIc-At the appraised value. For
all sums under $50 Cash. For all Suns Of that
amount and Over Il credit of Il months. Purcha-
sers to execute notes with security in soldo, stipu-
lat!ng interest at s. per cent from mat,rity until
PAD, with mortgage and vendors privilege retained
upon the land and slave as additional security.
Jan. -, 1859. D.. NJ. PEICIIApD
p%rintfep, 80. Shcr;T
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
SHERIFF SALE.

William Strother vs.. Charles II. Sanders. No. 1925
DY VIRTUE Of a writ of feri iacias in this case
ID issued from the District Court of the Parish of
CatahoUla, La. on a II months bond, and to the
Sheriff thereof directed, l have seized as the prop
erty of Charles Ii. Sanders, IS G0-IOO acres of land
together with all the improvements on the same,
situated in this parish and being lot No. 6, OF Sec
ton No. 4, Township No. 4, North of Range No. 6
East, and on Saturday. tie 5h day Of Nofch, mert,
within legal hours, at the door of the Court house
in Harrisonburg, | will offer said land for sale for
what it will bring in CASH. D. NJ. PRICIlARD
Feb. l., 1859. print. fees Sc Sheriff
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
TIE GOVERNOR AND THE TREAS
URER.

The HonbI. R. \. Hunter, the Treasurer O
the state, has within the last wear attracted
much attention TO himself, and incurred nc
little censure by the course he has adopted
in regard to disbursements from The treasu,
Fy. lie assumes IN many cases, to 90 be.
hind the warrants Of tie Auditor Of Public
Accounts and 10 examine the business ofthe
claim, upon which the Auditors warrants
are ISSUED, and refuses to pay them, if in Lis
Judgment, the claims should not have been
allowed. From the Governors massacre and
from q correspondence between him and the
Treasurer, published recently among other
documents, called for by Il resolution OF the
Legislature at its last session. it appears that
the Governor and bis refractory secretary are
at skies and seyens. The correspondence re-
terred TO though not sprinkled with the At
tic salt, is notwithstanding, as highly spiccd
and as Plquant as inter-communications be-
tween high public functionaries can we'll be
made. Coin. Towne in May last presented
to the Treasurer the Auditors warrant for
$4,000. The Secretary thereupon raised
a loud Cefberean BARK
and addressed q note to the Governor 70
know if Coin. Towne had executed his bond.
rs by a late act Of the last Legislature he
was required to DO, as Sw~anp-LanI Commits
sioner. The Governor replied that ut is not
to be presumed that Mr., Towne would have
attempted to have exercised the functions of
Swamp Land Commissioner without first
complying with the acquisitions Of he Act"
The Secretary %rejoins and reminds his Ex-
c~ciIencv that he sought facts and not pre-
sumptjons &c. The Governor in lis nevt
communication says: "Inow officially in
form. as YOU have been heretofore informed
by Mr.. Pcralta, assistant Auditor. and by
Iowne himself, that the bond of Mr.. Towne
WIS executed and approved pnor to your
note to me-" Coin. Towne had the warrant
protested, and in this. and several other eases
the Secretary WIS, 10 use his own term man-
damnscd. The trial Of the manlamus went
against the Secretary in the District Court.
and it's now pending on appeal before the
Court.
It's not to be denied that Coin. Hunter
defends his own cause With much ability and
ingenuity, and his Arguments seem %conelu-
as 70 several cases, but in The main. we
2prrehea|, be viii not be sustained either
~ the Supreme Court or the Le.islasure
Ills doctrine would render migratory the Of
ice a Auditor Of Public Accounts, and con
the Treasurer sole &gbiter Of all
claims against HE State; and u that means
upon the State Treasurer a danger
rus power, tue very thing aimed to be avoid
a y keeping the examining and tile paying
authorities distinctly apart.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

converse 4 Co. vs.. Camille B,zettc. and Simon
Shienker VS.. Camille Bezettc.
IA NIhIlE Of two writs Of feIi Gacias issued
~ IN the above entitled case, from the Offices of
Joseph Guss and Robert Cole, Justiccs of the Pence
Tor the parish of Catahoula, ard 70 the Sheriff
thereof directed | viii on
Saturday, The 18th dag Of Karch ncrt.
WITHIN legal hours, at the door Of the Court ho1se
N the town OF iarIiSonhurg offer at public sale the
lots No: . and 6 in Square No. . in the town Of
l'l'ItV IN this parish, together with the BUILDINGS
Hnd improvements on the same, the SAME ha vino
hern pointed out by the defendant to satisfy those
"ntS and costs. Terms OF Sale-CASH, under the
'eAcft OF appraisement. D. II. PFICTAED !
FEB. !, 1852. print fee. Ell. cbnr;tf
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
SEFpTFr SAW

James II. Stuart vs.. VIM. & W. 4 Fsi,b,,ts
No. $50.
III VIRTUE ofa writ Of feri ficias in tb;s rae,
- issued from the Hon. District Court of tho
PARISH OF Catahoula, La, and 10 the Sheriff thcrrnf
directed, | have seized AS the property Of V. A
". Fairbanks, a mah slave named CYRUS. a~od
about - years, and on "9''
Satnrdon, the 5h dGv o. Nqrch. merit.
WITHIN iega! hours. at the door Of the Co1rt houso
liarIlSonbnrg, | will offer said slave for sale f,r
under benefit Of appraiscmcnt.
Jan 81 1899. D. II. PRiCHARn.
:> Sheriff
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

Another Row.-A disgraceful scene oc,
Cured recently in the United States Senate.
Senators Douglass and Fitch seem to have
been the prominent actors. As usual in
such matters "fIiends" interfered and ex-
tremities were avoided. We, albeit no
wielder of carnal weapons, and an advocate
Of peace, begin seriously to think that there
is a great deal more quarrelling in Congress
than there ought to be without a fight
This system, now all the go at Washington.
of hushing up every brutal, rowdy scrape,
that occurs On the floors, of what ought to
Be, the most digniied assembly in the world.
BY mutual concessions and explanations
eked out by the friends" Of the parties.
speaks Int lille Tor Che chivalry of members.
however it may eyalt them III the estimation
ofthe Peace Society. Such as engage in these
broifs and 50 conveniently make all up
through friends, would, in the DAYS of Rich
ard Ger de Leon and of Tie Douglas. 1--WE
mean the noble chief Of Otterburne, not
Stephen be considered mere pot house
bnIlics, who quarrel only to get the chance
to drink friends"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
\ Jew ADVERTISER ENTS
Str-.

ASrss"
Succession OF Mis-. NJ X. rccz.
fpl VIRTUE Of an order Of sale to me directed
- from the Hon. District Court OF the Parish Of
Catahoula, La, | will on
Aondoy, Ne 7M day Of March, aert,
within legal hours, at the late r|e,i!cnce of deceased
m tins PARISH, near the White sulphur Sprines, Of
fer for sale the following properly Of said estate
Three acres Of land, tccctha With a Steam Saw
-H!!l upon the same, and all the improvements and
apPe'tananccs thereto attached and belong;nn.-
The title to which land will no; he guaranteed br
the Estate. One pair of Timber Wheels. 30 yards
OF tarpetlnc. Household and Kitchen furniture.
TENS Of Sale-on 4 credit of - months. at the
appraised value, and such portions Of said property
as will not bring It's appraised vauc on those terms
viii be rc-o'I"rcd On same day for what it will bring
on Il orydlt of II months. Purchasers to execute
Notes with approved security, payable to the Adj
niaistratoF or order, stipuIatine : per cent interest
from maturity. D. j. PRICIAED Sheriff
FEB. /, 1853. mint foo "a
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
New CeIepns tujoiesa!e Alarkct.

CorroS-The market is without fuctualion, but
with steady prices for the Midding and better
qualities. Quoting:
Inferior c. a Il Mnllling 118 a III
Ordinary ST a 81 Good Middlins - a III
Good 0rd'nv 104 a log Middling Fair l2t a IL
Low Midi 105 a lis Fair a.
SUGAR-Prices firm. Common ST a 81, Fair to
Prime and Choice 81 to &c.
MoLAssEs-Good demand. Half bbls. 80 a sec,
F~LouR-Conmon $4.25, Fine and Supcrfine 81 to
S6.37t.
CoRS-White, fellow and Mixed 90c, Ordinary
to Prime White, IS to CSC.
roRK-S19 for Mess. Good demand.
B~AcoN-Ribbed Sides 91c, Clear Sides III.
BAGGING & RoPE-ll4 to lac for Kentucky and
India Is to lac. Rope 6 a tic.
CoFFEE-loa, III, lac according to quality.
TALLow-10c for City rendered.
RIcE-35 to &c for Carolina.
CANDLEs-l7 TO lSc for Star.
WHIsKY-Rectitied 27c. oslo for Raw.
Picayuae, SATURDAY last.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

RS- Our citizens had the pleasure of at
tending Saturday and Monday evening last
lectures On Biology and Mesncrism. Prof.
Lewis gave a short and interesting discourse
and exhibited some curious examples Of
the effects Of mesmcrism.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02

ACCIDENT TO THE DAISY. The steamer
Daisy, mail boat to Brushy Bayou from this
place met with the bad luck to break her
engine on her downward trip on Monday.
This will cause a suspension in her trips for
a week, but no .toppage Of the mails will
OCCUR.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-02
SHERIFF SALE.

STIERItF SALE.
j. n. ToytO1 vs.. q. J. McGraw-Nao ~istratos Cont
W VIRTUE OF a writ of fieri Gcias in this case.
- issued from the Office OF Il. II. Cunv, ESD. a
Ju'tice OF the Peace, in and for the parish OF Cat
ahollla, and to the Sheriff thereof directed, | will on
Sdt"rdag, the 5M d9Y Of Frbrmarp, nert,
within legal hours, at the door Of the Court house
In Ha1risonbnr-, oGtr at public sale to satisfy said
VII: and costs for CASH under benefit Of apprisc-
nlcnt, One Yoke of oxen. and
Seven Head Of Hos,
JannarF 10, 1859. d. VI. rEiCTAG0,
priutf,e,el St,,;r"