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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
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sp.cs.i Dispatch 70 The N. Y. Tribuna

s,scial Dispatch 70 The NJ Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1859.
There is proof in the hands of the Administration
hat Gov. Douglass intended taking possession of
San Juan The day before Gen. Harvey did; in fact
1 that the proposed and contaminated event were
/ only separated by twelve hours The British Gov.
eminent is aware of this fact and hence one reason,
/ among others, for the intended removal of Gov.
l Douglass The President, as a matter of courtesy
1 viii. in that event, recall Gen. Harvey. but not
: otherwise, since such an act might be construed
into an abandonment of the American claim TO the
Island
Information from reliable sources at Pixies Peak.
not designed for publication, states the productive
gold capacity as exceeding anything yet discovered
in the world. Russell, Majors, & Co., army con-
tractors have made arrangements for the transport
alton of eight thousand passengers, when the
season opens.
Private advices here confirm the statement that
Mr. Hensley will be appointed Senator pro tenn. from
California. Present expectation is that Gen. Den
yer will be elected to the late Senator BrOdercks
vacancy, over Weller.
A favorable reaction has occurred in Senator
Douglass condition, which greatly relieves the
anxiety of his friends.
The President will not sign any Passenger Rail-
road bill here the benefits of which are not secured
10 the city. He would have vetoed enc before the
last Congress Operators may act accordingly.
The last intelligence at the War Department
represents that the Brownsville foray was prompted
by plumber mainly Government has ordered there
one company from New-Orleans and two from Fert
Clarke Information received to-day states that
The Governor of Texas had also ordered out a CON-
pany of Rangers, for which bill viii probably be
brought against the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
JOHN BROWNS EARLY HIsTORY-ALMosrA
ID, ID,
Fron M Raruoyd Pre,., Nos. y

From The Hartford Press, Nos. II.
Want of space cou.pels US TO gbridge some what
communication received from William H. hanock Vi
Canton Centre, designed correct erroneous state
ments concerning Capt. John Brown. We give that
rorriop relating 10 his early life. The public are al
ready familiar with his history during the past few
years. O.
In the burying-ground near the church in Canton
Centre. Com. stands marble monument upon which
If Inscribed the following:
ain memory Of Cap. John Brown who died In the Rsyols
ons ArTy 81 Hs os S s5 PEER oSn one Of the m
min Fathers. who landed from the May flcSer a. ryou'n'
Mas. December p, 1870
"Cant Brown al his country's call, led forth COM
nspy Of West Simsbury now Cantonl troops TO the
deadly conflict and fell victim 20 the then prevailing
epidemic in the American camp. lie let numerous
group of little ones, who were reared oy his Woo"
With singular tact and Judgment, 10 habits OF industry
and nr;nciples of virtue and ali became distinguished
ci,izsLs in the communities in which they ressded
IN Of the sons became Judge in OF the Courts
Of Ohio One Of the daughters had the honor OF CIV
iu 10 ore Of our most fourishing New England col
leges President for twenty years, IN the person OF
"a owen Brown, one Of the sors, and father of the
present CAPT. John Brown, married daughter OF
Gideon Mills, eco, who was himself lsils, 40 omSer
in tie Revolutionary army, and was n'rus'eo Win INC
command of the guard who had m charge large Por-
ton of the prsonerr eomprsng Burgoyns army thus
proving that John Brown nher1ts Dis military rPin1
through ta;rotic ancestry. Soon after the marriage
OF Owen Brown, he removed with bis iaEany 70 t3f-
rngfoId Connecticut, where the present capt JOhn
Brown was born. While he was yet in Inianey OF
early childhood, the parents returned to Wee sins
bury and there remained for few years, wnen lney
smigrited 10 Hudson, Ohio, where owen Brown De-
came one Of the principal pioneer settlers OF hat tnen
new town, ever respected for 9ls Rsooy ana desaon
Of character He was endowed with energy and enter
prize and went down 20 HE grave honored and
respected. about the year 1852 or 1853, aged 81.
the age of eighteen or twenty the Present Capt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
Rceeips. Of Produce.

D. "a, BuS,oa Risey Railroad for me wsek ead'ss hos u
* - Csttls IFS 60 Sheep IS d.. Hofses 9o Dc noss
dtcs ISs 10 Hogs dressed 4o5s do Mutton pkg Beef
"a Jo bacon 1000 do Butter s4e Shes.e, = 90
n SS DO Psps eb Beef 20 bbl ns pi 90 As s n
80 A. Barley do Corn, SO do Feed 81 90 beans
W G 90 n 4s5 do Potatoes 100 do Grass Sscd Lesl oass
- 90 - Hone g Do Wool rs tuns Marble, 81 aoes
yh ia aO .as Mia 300 Cabbages, Is bbA oiae ~ o1sh
os1ons ~ M Rstss Eo. io-lssss bbl Flour & bush
yvhe, al las DO Oats 1850 do. Barley us 90 C2n 70
AZ Nal $50 pkgS Proyions y DO " hnAy u ~ S~N' "
A. on Csle II DO. Ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
; Incomplete.
The returns for the WITH District in the Ninth Ward

The retuns for the WITH District in the Ninth Ward
bad not been sent in; also, the WITH District in the
Sixteenth Ward, and the With District in the Twen-
eth Ward. The last-Damed District had been handed
TO Alderman Peck Immediately after election but had
not been since; a copy had also been handed in
at the County Clerks Office The Chairman said he
would permit the for the With District of
the Twentieth Ward to proceed under these circum-
stances without full meeting of the Board.
The package containing the returns for the With
District of the Twentieth Ward had also been handed
to Alderman Peck under seal as required by law but
bore the unmstakable evidences of having been
opened and resealed the opposite side of the pack
age. The Chairman announced that the law required
that the seal made by the poll should not be
broken until delivered 10 the Board of County Can
vassera.
The Board adjourned to meet this morning at 10
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
The Case of columbus Homes.

BARNsTABLE, Mass, "wednesday, Nov To-
The case of the fugitive slave, Columbus Jones, was
resumed to-day. Judge Allen overGled the mouoh
for continuance. The defendants then claimed an
appeai from the decision of the Court sustaining the
demurrer and moved for suspension of the case
under the 10Th section Of the statute establishing the
Snnerior Court This was overruled The Jury was
fbfn inpanneled and the opened by the District
Attorney Twenty-Five witnesses were called for the
Commoi wealth, and nine or ten have been examined
Cant Bacon master of the schooner Elizabeth b. VINO
carried away the fugitive, among those examined
No facts have been developed that have not been here
fnfore pubghed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

The Custom-House register of the North Star Is
sG7 tuns this does not include the upper deck which,
if measured and included according to carpenters
measurement, would measure some $500 tuns. The
steamer Daniel Webster should nothing be heard from
the missing steamer in the mean time, will leave here
to-day at 10 o'clock for Havana, keeping watch along
the coast for vessels with view of getting some IN
telQence from the missing shp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
The Hard State Committee.

ALBANY, "wednesday Nov 10, 1913.
In consequence of in the advertisement OF the
meeting of the Hard-Shell State Committee some cOu-
fusion has occurred but quorum of the members
sembled to-day at Congress Hall. Nine members of
the Committee were present. John A. Green r Presi-
dent, was in the chair, and Matthew Mcmahon was
Secretary. The proceedings had reference 10 the APP
poinment of Congressional District Committees to SUI
pervise the election of delegates 10 the Charleston Con-
vention. The Committee adjourned till Dec 80, at
n m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

The STEAMER NORTH STAR.-A morning paper en-
deavors to make it appear that the missing steamer
North Star had on board large number more pas
seneers than she was allowed to carry by the United
States Emigrant Passenger law. This is mistake.
The official or Cusiom-House measurement of this
steamer, as made and certified to, accompanied by
diagram of the vessel is IA follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

ALLEGANY CO.-l0ficiaL
Lesvenworth's majority, 2,653.
MADISON CO.-l0ffcisi
Lesvenworth, 1876; Jones, 2,S05.
ST. LAWRENCE C0.-l0ficial. ooe
Leavenworth, 1886; Jones, 3,3l7; Story, 80;
Richmond 3,345; Chaplin, 7Si5 Skinner, 3,Sjoi FOR
rest 70l Elderkin, 3464.
WESTMINSTER -IComplete-Ofneia.l
The correct vote Of Greensburg dedueis III votes
from Jones. That of Cortland takes 20 votes ron
j, nes, and adds them to Leavenworth CORE.
totals: Jones, 6,5i3; Leayenworth, 4,'sS Jones
majority, 2,s.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
rexos Iegislature-..Indian Rattle.

NEw-ORLEANs, wednesday, NOV 10, Ioo9'
The Texas Legislature organized on the |th INST,
and elected officers OF the Houston party
Ssn Antonio dates of the 10th inst. say that battle
was fought on the 4th between forty soldiers and vol
unteers. under Lieut.. Hagan, and some Indians Inc
latter were defeated Lieut.. h. was badly wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

REPORTED voE TEE n. 7. TRiBrsk. sx oEo- 1T

"WEDNESDAY, Nov Is Bsa
vho,a r,,ha- az c..a AZ ruarfes Beeves
and SIS Stores consstns Wckns O1sn Mich cs~s aud
P,eS or MaRxrr BEsy-ZxtrA 81 80; frst quality,
90 Tsd 81; second quality, ss Is; third quality "a os&
Ys,css on sross CArrLr-Wogkins Oxsn. y pef, era
sSa l75 Cows and Calves, Ss7 feaE-
linis ssesn, TwSyesods siSeszii tnFseyesf-oia<'
sxsr AID L.sa.-7 $50 ., marie, prices In os siasi 30
each; extrs, s20st250e51a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

MIR. w. f. Hsvenseyer has Published q card say
inc that he IA not candidate for Mayor and could not
in any case, undertake the functions OF thai once
1t is said that Mr.. C. G. Gunther viii be nominated
Sor Msyor At Tammany Hall this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
The Harriet Lane.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1857
The United States revenue cutter Harriet Lane, from
NewYork has put in here for repairs having received
come damages in storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
Entail Railroad Accident.

SusQuEHASSA, Pa, "Wednesday, Nov To-
Tho engine No. III, attached to freight tram on
the New-York and Erie Railroad, exploded ABOUT
O'clock this morning. three miles west Of this place,
seriousy ipiurinQ Nathan Whitney, engineer, H. YEA
sew fireman, and Fred Bowers and 5. HARRISON
krakemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
Non-ArriyaI of the Canada.

SACKYILLE, WednesdAy, NOV. 10 p M
There were no signs Of tn, Il. NJ. steamship canada
at Halifax at o'clock this evening She Is now about
due there with Liverpool dates OF the 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
The Four Thousand Dollar Loss.

MONTREAL Wednesday NOV. 10 Io'7'
The fur one thousand dollar bills on the Commsrc
Bank lOsi some time ago, were returned to Moisons
Ban : day by Roman Catholic priest. They ar'
supposed 20 have reached his hands through the con-
1essiOnal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

FlRE IS ANITY sTREXT.-The alarm OF fire about
81 O'Clock last night caused by the burning OF
window curtain in the attic Of dweinghouse corner
Of Anity and Sullivan streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

FIRE IN GASsEvooRr srREET.-About IL o'clock
last night fire occurred the building No. % GaDse-
wort street. but being discovered at an early moment,
was extinsuished with few pals Of water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
of the vessel, is as follows:

BY the above it will be seen that the North Star
was allowed to carry seven hundred and sixty-nine
passengers. She comes within the limit of the num-
Der that the law allows, if the statement of that
paper which of semi-oical, be correct, which is as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

CoUSTERFEITs.-Counterfe s. bulls on the fhiliP7-
burgb Bank Of New-Jersey were freely eircu'''e'
about the city last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
Fire M Rochester.

RocHEsTER, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1872.
fteh Alpgs tannery sl'naied on 'n y JTaS ,ysa
che GeDesee il this city below the Lower taliS was
totally DESTROYED by fire early this morning Loss
$1,000 to 81 900. Insured, $sO5tO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
Sailing of the America.

BOsTOH, "Wednesday, Now 10, 1897
The r. NJ steamship America sailed about noon to-
day with IL passengers ar hSi ho ana 81 LOT Liver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
The Sons of Malta.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov 10, 1922
The Sons of Malta made their first parade to-night IN
full reVala. They were escorted by military com
papy and visited the Roman Catholic Far ana the
Fair for the benefit Of the Blind Asylum, making uo
nations 70 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
Weather Report.

MONTREAL, Wednesday, Nov To-
The weather is cloudy and cold. Thermometer at
a. m, indicated Is degrees above zero. WIND north'
Very few sea-going vessels are running IN the port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
BOARD or COUNTY CANVASSERS.

The Board of County Canvassers met yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock, Mr.. BLUNT in the chair. We
give the result of the far il has been pro
ceeded WITH on Secretary Of State and Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17
CHARLES D. HARDING.

THAI an unfortunate man. That a person 20 en-
shaved by degrading habits should be Entrusted with
u. de6cate and responsible Office he hOlds, speaks III
70, the ,dg.ut Of the citizens Of Charestown. He
the regular prosecuting attorney for the district de
Ia, legally the right to conduct all cases which come
has,,. IN. eourt IN which the invaders have recently
been tried He has to be sure, been induced to waive
portion Of his right for the past few weeks to Mr.
Hu,,er hat his uncomfortable wits have onen, during
bas r4od got the better Of him, and be has broken in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17

am interrupted by the visits of certain citizens
whose jealous watehfulness penerates all seclusions
Tomorrow, ether portraits. The events Of yesterday
and to-day have not been startling. A temporary re-
action follows the excessive excitement of the few
days
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-26
OBITUARY.
EE3

DIED, October the 22d, JOSIAH P. WILLIAMS
alter lingering and painful illness.
The deceased was born in the Parish of Rapides,
aud throughout his life was widely known for the
GOODNESS of his heart which in many generous and
dnterested deeds has leftits record in the hearts
OF the living. Whilst in prosperity he found his
greatest happiness in using his fortune for the
oencH: OF others and prompted by generous feel
'asS natural to him he wes ever ready to go him.
sell where either his lberality or sympathy were
needed to alleviate suffering humanity. His hos
ptaity did not exclude from his board the mercst
Oesgar that passed his door and the emenity Of his
manners made bis home in years gone by, a favor
e resort for the wealthy and intelligent Of Rapdcs
The unaffected simplicity OF his manner made him
accessible to all, while his loyal fidelity attached to
him many warn, friends The large concourse that
attended his funeral, the grief that was depicted in
many faces and the respectful silence preserved by
NJ was fitting tribute OF respect to the memory
OF one who, though beneath the sod vii, live long
u The memories of the numerous beneliciaries 0i
bis goodness
In tulhmcnt ofhis oft expressed wish, the burial
services were conducted by Free Masolis of which
order while living, he was Jealous and active mem
Der.
The sprig of evergreen thrown into his grave
by each brother mason as he turned to leave was
beautifully emblematc of the Immortality of the
soul as we'll as of the undimned freshness with
Shlch the memory of the deceased shall i've in the
hearts of those present who compose noble
brotherhood and whom he is no longer one.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-26
STATE or LOUISIANA,

PARISH or RAPIDES.
De(fruy g. Where VS.. VIM. II. Saddler-No. 6554.
DY VIRTUE of a witt of seizure and sale issued
ID ont of the District Court in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff
thereof (sad writ issuing in the above recitcd
cause will be exposed at public sale Of the resi-
dcnce ofthe defendant, onSATURDAY, the 9th day
of November, 1859, between the hours prescribed
by law, the following described property, to wit !:
A certain piece or parcel of LAND situated, lying
and being in the Parish of Rapides, about SIX
miles from the town of Alexandria, containing the
quantity Of One Hundred and Seventy Seven acres,
more or less, il being Lot No 81, in township No.
and S of Range No. aud 2 West, with all the
buildings and Improvements situated on or in any
wise appertaiung thereto, being the satne property
purchased by JOS +. Kiich, from Roline Paris, by
act of of sale duly Of Record in the office OF the
Parish Recorder.
Also, another tract or parcel of LAND situated,
living and being in the Parish OF Rapldes' state
aforesaid about six miles from Alexandria, con-
tanning the quantity of One Hundred and Sixty
acres more er less, it being the Lot No. 5, North
Range No. 2 West, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon and being the same
property purchased BY said Kiich from John Con
trales by act of sale duly of Record in the office o.
the Recorder of Rapides
Seized in the above case to satisfy sal writ.
TERMS OF SATISFIES S3-leo with 8 per cen
Interest from June 26, 1858, or a credit Of twelve
mu,ths-tbe balance on such terms as to meet thu
two last Potes.
Sheriff ) Office, October 1rd, 1859.
j. G. WISE, sHnssTT.
| not .ntr's foo SO, , "a ss'a =
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
THE STORY BUILDING.
Capital Stock, s25O,000, in Shares Of
$25 Each.

1t is open the entire year, day and evening. Its
object is to fit persons in the shortest time and at
the least expense, for business. Persons from II
to 60 years of age attend.
B.-Merchants apply here for Clerks and Book
Keepers. There are probably not less than two
thousand Of the former students in business houses
in this city. There are able Professors for each
branch. Students can begin at any time, and Oh
any branch they may desire, and have the right to
attend until perfect.
Board can be had with the Professors Or other
good families, speaking English, French, Spanish,
or German, at from ~ to ST per week.
Special attention will be paid to placing students
where they will have the care and attention Of
home.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to visit the
College and Judge for themselves.
Catalogues, ETC., sent to allwho desire them.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-26
AVIS d'ELECTION.

COMMENCEMENT 4 ,,ne proclamation lancee par
" Robert c. Wickliffe, Gouverneur de FEtat de
Ia Louisiana avis est par ces presentes dome aux
votants qualities dc Ii paroisse DIES Rapides, qu une
election aura lieu scion la lo, dams les dferents
precincts de Ia Paroisse DIES Rapides, { \ D
lie septicme JOUR de Noyembre, 1869.
Pour un Reprcsentant au Congress pour lc quat.
ieme District Congressional compose des Paroisses
de yer,nilion, Lafayette, st. Landry; Cacasieu,
Rapides; Sabine, Natchitoches, VIM, Desoto, Cad
do, Booster, Claiborne, Bienyile, Jackson, Union,
Morehouse, Ouachta, Caldwell ct Franklin.
Gouverneur de lEtat de Ia Louisiana.
Lieut.. GoYerneur, !" 8
Secretaire d'Etat /"
Ayocat General /" ("
Tres0rer dEtat " /"
Auditeur des Complies Publcs ~
surinteudant de Education Pablique
Trois Representants Ia Legislature de fEtt
pour Ia Parosse des Rapides.
Sheriff pour la Paroisse DIES Rapides
Greffcr pour la Cour de District de la raroisse
DIES Rapides.
Avocat de District pour les Paroisses des
Rapdes ct Avoyelles. fi.
Coroner pour la Paroisses des Rapiles.
Assessor pour Ia r ,rose dcs Rauidcs.
Gommlss,.lre d,i Bureau des Iiayeaux publics,
po.r it u 0lsc,.it; lss!iu,.
Quatre Jnges dc Paix> ct irn's rnnatahles
| pour Ia vile dAlexandrie, ct JUICES de Pa K
| etCu,istaDies pour cldqac adtre Ward d. At
| Paroisse 80
! Les commissaires detection prendront notice
que Election soft condnte sous tous les rappo,ts
faccord avec Ia Constitution, etes lois pourvne'
en- parciDs cas-.
Bureau du Sheriff, sept, lc H., 1859.
Sept, 2l-tde }. @. WISE, Sheriff.
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BookSel1ers,
AZ o r I G r.,
/ NJ S u r a ri G G

The following Companys have complied with the
ces Of Foreign Insurance Companys:
TH0S. ASKEW, State Collector
ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer
New Orleans, June Z 1859.
HOME INSURANCE. C0IPANY of New
York
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Hartford, Connecticut.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE IND HdRLrE IN.
SUR4NCE COMPANY, Springfield, Massa.
chusctts.
HAMPDEN INSURANCE COMPANY, o.
Springfield, Massachusetts.
ATLANTIC FIRE and NaRLNE INSC,
RANCE COMPANY, Providence, r. /.
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER And HULL IA,
SURANCE Stocks of Merchandise, Buildings
Furniture, Manufacturing Establishments, Freigh
Lists, &C., covered against loss OR damage by Fir
and the perils of Navigation.
POLICIES issued in and out Of this city, and
return of twenty per cent. made in cash.
Policies issued for the country, without tn
country clause.
POLICIES, KdRINE AND RIVER, issue
in and out of this city, to cover Merchandise ant
Cotton and unconditional return of twenty pc
cent. made at settlement on the first OF esc|
month.
The C4PI7.AL of the above Companss ls al
paid Up in Cash, with large Surplus
All losses adjusted and promptly paid in TIL
city, in CASH
Tue best Of references given in and out OF thl
city, on application at the cffiec
P. FAIRcHHD, AeFsr,
aug2t-Sm 10 St. CHARLES ST., New Orleans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-26
SALE OF NEGROES.

IN THE FIRST OF OCTl Der NEXT my o.
" house will be opened and large supply "a
of all classes of NEGROES offered Tor sale, N
imported from Virginia, Maryland, aud Georgia.
Afterwards, during the whole season, the supply
shall be kept good By the receipt of large lots OF
tile CHOICEST NEGROES to be had from the
above States Apply at 81 Baronnc street, be-
tween Common and Grayier, and two squares west
rom St. Charles Hotel.
Oct12-6m WALTER j.. CAMPBELL.
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State Of louisiana,
| Parish Of Rapides.

,,,.. =; .r,u 50. s44s-
DY virtue of writ Of ia. Issued ont Of the
ID District Court in aud for the Parish and State
aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff thereof lsad
writ issuing IN the above recited eauae, will bs
exposed at
PUBLIC SALE,
at the Cour. House door in the town Of AlsHss-
dra, on
S A T q r D A 7,
the 9TH day Of November, 1859, between the hours
prescribed by law, all the right title and interest OF
the defendant IN and to the following described
4 certain FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, fs a..
situated in square Of ground No. 80 on the EaaaL
plan Of the town of Alexandria, parish and state
aforesaid Also the out buildings, cis.ern and
loose. lumber, on said square Of ground.
Seized in the above rected cause to satisfy said
writ
TERMS OF SALr-CASH, with benefit Of srprsiss:
ment.
Sheriff s Office September 27th 1852.
SEP. Is ptr's fee $40 80. &c. WISE, Sheriff: