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= CHICKERING PIANOS

asEsss ChICkEkING PIANUS.--
E$XSni8So& ANOTHER LOT Of these spl ndid
" IN n n instrums ats has nst been received.
II u We have now "a ilne tsorfment
Of Pianos be found in any OF the large cities,
and OF lower prices. Prices here, the same as 81
the factory. from 3!25 to slh0.
In This INt, we have also the much admired Bofs
,ie a0ic and the new A Sc0s Crcn'dr Ac'iGH. which
for volume aud beauty OF tone nearly equals the
Grand TO these new kinds solicit theattentiou
of Profess and niateurs
The Thalbei Z Grand is still on hand for sale.
Orders from abroad. with re- erences, will be puno~
tuaily attended to. Drawings OF Pianos. with the
prices furnished free Of charge.
The Instruments FROM tbs fdctorR hare universally
carried The first nsdGss diplomas ard dtcdrds orer
all com pefitors IN all Fairs toere tey hare been e-.
hibtt6d IN Europe ami inerica The FRS. prQfss-
ors mechanics and jHi1es Qt 10th countries
iaaous IN awarding them the highest perfection War
ranty gwen for any length OF time.
Warerooms-North side OF Broad street, near 9Th.
aud at HABLIBToS & Bros, No I69 Mein street
ia 20 NATAL CAkUSl sole Agent.
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,osD,r,ouor VIRGINIA BANKS

hAsn EfNCHSsTRR.l
NiscHssraa VA Jan. 81. l5os. J
r.Yrcoi:sncy hxssI A. Wise.
aosernor o: Virginia
0p.a- sir herewith ,rsIs ait statement OF tbs
c.,-.i, .os Of thi bsas on the ist inst.
Nsss rsipec tdi,y.
Your ol,-d eat servant,
E0sTB WOLFE, Cashier.
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Q6DA REWARD. -JEFFRIES' An
Ne H H s.r,na.2 nnIGI;.IG n y :,

WCOO TlD0TB. SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of GonorrhCea elect. Structures, and similar
disorders 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction of diet drink exposure cnanee In sp
plication TO business. The proprietor chal eRaes q
iiSgle case of recent GonorrhHa which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $50. Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that 1t will radi-
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result In obtained In from two to ten days.
and as it neither creates nausea onends the pai
ate, end renders unnecessary all deviation in diet
interruption to usual pursuits. sound sleep heal
thy digestion. the nuisance IL thus removed SIS
speedily rs ia consistent with the production Of
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, aud no injurious effect either
constitutienslly or locally, can be caused by &c
us6.
Pricesl per bottle. Sole agent for New Yofk, q
q Rina, No 81, broadway, corner OF john street.
Z CALLENDER corner OF 3D. and Walnut cts,
agent for Philadelphia.
Gold by FISHER WINSTON,
fe g2--dEy Richmond Va.
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EB-Also, have secured the services of JAMES
BRiNkLEY, of Bath counts Va. ais

K BRiNkLEY, of Bath count,. Va. Jsl5
Ill NEW Hat STORE. @
FRANK BINFORD.
Late of the firm of Bipford Dickinson Weisiger
would inf I'm his friends and the public that hav-
ing sold has entire interest in the above concern he
is in way connect 4 with it. but will open about
the 18th of February, at
NO 80 MAIN STREET,
Two doors above his old stand. with an entire new
stock of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS |!
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon him
heretofore. he would solicit continuance of the
Of noods and On .s sncnnads, a, arms ~, hs
had of him As else where
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited psrticu-
larry to examine his stock, as tn wholesale depart
nlent will be complete. ja6-lm
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- PIANOS, So.-P. II. TAY-
EEIOR's MUSIO SALOON AND PIANO

agent in this city for the sale of the celebrated
NUNNS q CLARk'S PIANO FORTES. These Iu-
struments have received the unqualified approval OF
la greatest panists in this county and Europe. He
- keeps Pianos OF Hale Go. and other good and
we'll established makers.
P. ii. T. keeps constantly on hand an assortment
Of the best MUSICAL liz STRUMENTs, and Must
cal Merchandise in general:
Pe,aubat's superior MELODE0NS, of ~. 8 aud 8
ocsaves with single and double reeds
Martins unTvalled GUITARS
In short every article in the Music line may be
had at this establishment at MOST REA5oNABLH
PRICES.
The largest end most beautiful assortment fash
onable, new and standard SHEET MUSIC 70 be
found in this State.
as liberal discount made to Teachers and
Schools.
So Pianos tuned ami let TO hire. Old Pianos
Sc 10 PH TAYLOR.
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PI@ NOS, &c.

- ss1su1 NUNS & CLARK's PA
- - NOS
TmHH AH9ALE & cos PIANOS
x y MARTINS GUITARS
PELAUBET'S MEL0DE0Ne
T III TAYLOR has the exclusive sale OF these 10
struments Ia this city; their established reputation
Is cure guarantee of excellence.
PH TAYLOR, Piano and Music Store,
10 % i6s Main 81, above Pest Once.
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HATS, cars. BOOTS. 90 :.

THE f1kMEKy OWN BOOTS.
just received another, but much superior
lot Of the above Heavy Double boe and UP
~ per Sewed Brogue Boots, which had made
expressly for the farmers wear. They are neat.
but at the same time stout enough for plaptaton
use They very suitable for hu Hters, ssJ being
very long In theleg. Those who have been wait
ing for ,hem will please call soon.
Kecollect they are At the sign OF the Big boot.
INST below the st. Charles Hotel. opposite side Main
street, No. -, at WIN WALsHs.
atl ROBERT L. DICKINSON, MI
(lAA Successor to Binford, Dickinson Wei 80
siger No. 10 Main street. Richmond Virginia. hav.
ing put chased the entire interest OF binford ana
Powhatan Weisger, in the firm OF Binford. Die kin
Weisiser will continue the business In all It's
branches, at the old stand in the name OF Robert
Dickinson.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon the old firm, he hopes. by strict and prompt
attention. and keeping q well selected stock, TO
merit continuancs Of the same.
GEO W DUES GERRY, who has been with the
old firm THREE years, remains with him, where, az
usual. he will be glad to serve his friends.
He has also secured the services OF JOSEPH
b STEAL, 80 well known, who respectfully SELL
cts a call from his friends
All orders strictly ami promptly attended to.
ROBERT L DICKINSON,
No Is Main str. ct.
no
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es-a.so. s,tp Ba,J. Of HIses..i.r, Jan. /. 1859
Dividend Ja,. ]. 1859. per cent,

Dividend Jan ]. 1859. per cent
rhs ucd.rsgnei. Directors. have examlned mo
ss,va s-si.,n ) u and believe II TO be correct
KUhEnT sIERLB.
HI BAKER,
GEJ W CHM,
JOHN = MILLER,
LEWIS p HARTMAN.
O,,p,asrrov ~ WIEcsxsr B, To Wit:
Personally sppeared before me. tia tuoseTltsr,
yo,p, o. tue rrac3 for the corporation aforesaid
S-n'f = ~ RS c .shisr of tbs BxnK OF Winchester,
sui "a "a. oath that Gao above statement IL rus.
Aco,r!.oy to the test OF his knowledge atd De-
Gst ,., ,e.n
r " POLE, J L.
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THE GLORIOUS ST. VALENTINES
l. DAY.
The time approaches, when sur friends
eend us by mail their sentiments,
Their sighs, their hearts, their sorrows,
With flowers, verses, angels love,
A dying kissing dove,
Or Cupid shooting arrows.
FrsTn some We get an ugly print,
In which they very plainly hint
TO what they think do all US.
in shape Of body, or of miad.
The ugiiest Valentine they find,
They send, that day By mail, Us.
Where we get the beat supply
OF Valentines we have to buyf
At SCaAAPS-no hesitation!
Their c0nic ones beat all we've seen,
Their sentimental ones have been
Producing a sensation.
Assortment fine the prices low,
Why in the world should we not go
To sCHAAP COS,
Corner Broad and ID streets.
Foot Balls; also Masks, Just arrived Ia great va
riety fe Z
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QICH SILVER PLATED CASTORs.-
- great variety Of patterns Of Casters, are tc
De found IN our assortment-anong then kevoi
wing Casters with cut glass bottles beautiful piect
q table furniture; Egg Casters, containing Ege
Cups and spoons Combination Casters comprie ins
Castor; Sheffield Csstors nearly equal in durability
To solid silver. Also, may other patterns both flpa
low priced For sale By
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CIFTY DOLLARs-I. NJ. SINGER

JULIUS A HoBsoN, Collector of the City of Richmond
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CTOCKS FOR SALE
~ $1,000 Virginia State
10000 Virginia and Tennessee, Cd mortgage
3Ds00 Virginia aud Tennessee, 81 mortgage.
eight years TO run
500 Mansssa Gap lst mortgage
1860 Orange 4 Alexandria s per cts
20 shares Richmond Danviile Railroad
Stock
10 shares Richmond Fire Association
100 shares Virginia Fire and Marine
100 shares Lynchburg Gas Company
FOR sale In sums to suit purchasers, by
CIV PURCELL & 90.
DE - Exchange and Stock Brokers.
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs.D DAVIS
AACOUGH ELIXIR. one Of the beet known RENE
dies for Coughs and Colds, has been ia In Rich
mond and its vicinity for the past fifteen twenty
years. ana has always proved etticacious In Coughs
and Colds. The following certificate voiuntarf
IL given by Rev. Mr. Wiles in 1894.
BOWLING GREKs, CARoLISE, March q. 1854:
Ma. O. G. WALfER-Dear sir: take pleasure IN
informing you that Mrs DAVIS Cough EiiriT.'
purchased of you has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. when sac had the WboOpiog Cough
very bad. have used il also In Of Colds, at
tended with coughing, and in evsry case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation as an excellent medicine and In py
Judgment NO family ought to be withodsit;
A. WILES.
Pastor Of the u. L. Church, South, Caroline CIR
cult, Va. Coil.
Yor sale by Mrs A. b. DAVIS. Fisher Winston.
Milspaugh i Jnhuston. J. w. Garlick, g. J. P.cct.
A, Bodeker and Chas u. Yale Richmond. &C Is
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~ su ,ring with either am ction should u,s Rev
poid's SPECIFIC. which, according to the testmany
OF those who have used it, is almost infallible "a
cure. and always affords relief The genuine Eng
l'h article, Gf our own Importation fer sale at 81
per bottle, and persons in the country can have il
cent by mail by enclosing shat amount aud IS cent,
in stamps, to
LAIDLEY ROBINSON.
Chemists and Apothe ca ries
10 4th and Franklin SITS. Richmond, Va.
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O,,Y RATION ~ WrFcsxsI B. To WY:

pAgK OF tbs yADLsr A., Virginia
WIAcRssTER, JAP. u. 1879. J
r. Ills ssoeiiency, HgskY A NIE,
lovernor Of Virginia:
9cer 9ir-i snciose Statements showing tue COZ
aiiin, 81 ka;s s4ak Oh the lat day OF January, tS
saa lss Instant
Y.!y respectfully. Jour obtssry,t.
d BRENT, Cashier.
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I'M BBLS. COMMON WHIsKEY
| AOo Is bbls Old Bourbon do. very superior
go BIB Sugar
| 10 hhds N Sugar, fair to choice
| 90 boxes Adamantine Candies, various brands
10 hhds bright new Sides
10 hhds do do Shoulders
10 tierces Cincinnati Lard
3c,0eo segars assorted
| 25 bbls o Molasses, new crop
100 bags Rio Coffee
80 bags prime Laguayra Coffee
IogetheT with full assortment Of Brandies Wines
YIN. snnn Cordsge. woodward, &c. &c. In store and
Ialo POTTS. FARLEY 4 co.
IT UMBE ROO. 600 feet wide inch
~ Plank Of superior quality receiving By rail
road which will sell By he car load at the depot
81 reduced price. TRUMAN PARKER,
JanT Wholesale and retail lumber dealer
QUBB BELTINg.-Justr received
~ from the Boston Rubber Company. . fnli as
s,rtment OF Belting, and Plain and Mixed Packing.
which win DO sold Ia quantities 10 suit puruhaseFs
at Mapntactu,er's prices. Also. on hand supply
WxRKsoN. ANDERSON ! co.
10 ~ 80 lOs. Ahin 81
FIFTY tiercss bulk Jslss for sale BY
81 kT0oLsTOG kCo
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M AoUNlC TEMPLE.-The books for
A'AsubscIiptiou 20 the stock In the Masonic Tenn.
pie pnw opened at the offices Of Isaaes Tay Tor
and W Purcell 4 Co.
Ctissns generally are invited to subscribe In aid
of this great public Improvement.
TERMS OF Subscription Shares S25 each 81 per
share TO be paid at tb time of sbsoripton-en the
balance OF subscription ofess than three shares
credit Of six months; on a subscr Upton of four
on subscription OIL ten shares, aud got exceeding
twenty. ten months credit; and on q subscription
OF twenty shares and upwards. a credit of twelve
months In all cases the Treasurer to take notes.
La LS=lm BY ORDER NE I'll 4 TR II2IEEA
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LIME DRES3 sUITS.-We have just
l. received fine assortment Of Black Dress and
Frcck Coats, Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Black and Fancy SILK Satin and Velvet Vests, all
of our OWN MAKE, which really nice and good,
and well sell them as low as the same goods can be
bought any where Persons 10 want Of a hand
some and good suit at very moderate price, would
do well 10 call on
DARRAC0Tr, HARRlS Il co.
EoIl2 Main street,
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LIME OLD WINES AND LIQUORS,
Il Choice Old Rye whiskey, Old Bourbon Wits
key Hammond's Family old Rye Whiskey. Star
brand Old Rye Whiskey, our own brand Reciihed
Whiskey, extra ine Old Granada Rum. Genuine
French tsranuies-a large assortment in steIe and
for sale by sELDEN 3 MILLER.
ia9o Chr peayl and Cary htreeSs
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GOODS AT PRIME COST.-Having
~ determined to discont'pHe the business OF La
rus Shine will sell every article in their store
at c,st or less. The stock consists OF large and
varied assortment Of fURNl TURE. such as Sofas
Teta-a-Tetes. Lounges. Chairs Of all descriptions.
trasses Cribs Cradles, Co. III. 90. Persons in want
OF the above articles saving OF % per cent can be
obtained by calling at No u Main st
ia o6-ts % LARUS
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- -
LoxxHH1H0.
WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S x.s,
w SINGLE NUMBER LOTTEhiikHsS
lnUARTEREU BY TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CAPITAL pKIIG s50,oo0l
ryfyE rT'g ONLY $40.

NOTICE TO The pUBLiO AS tue memDeI :. ~ ~
orr Arm have by way of purchase pee ome ~ Mia
srs of the grants chartered By the states o. De,
ware. Kentucky, Missouri. and part OF thoss or ~
l3eor ga under the management OF Messss vi ser
a Maury, Of wilmington, Delaware, we ma a., On
al n * Incident 20 change the name OF our mn nfY
and after January iss 1859, to that OF WoOp ~
co. who will hereafter have the mansgeth AZ
TIE Sparta Academy Lottery. ana the o'"'
above named. ..a .o conduct
In all transactions we have endsavoreu ~ aud
our business with integrity ADD pIopaas hereto
We can assI a the public that the patronage 800
fore bestowed on us In we'll deserving Q, uu,S
tefreo 10 our Su0eo'' SWAN W.
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SELLlhG Low FOR CASH.
oNERCOATS; Cashmere Business Goats; Bea-
ess and Frock COATS
:, PANTs.Hsrris' Silk Mixed Pants Grey Doeskin
rants, eios Band Cashmere Pants; English hiding
tEsFe-black and Fancy Velvet Vests; Black
and Fancy Gassiinsre Vests; Fancy Merino Vests:
Black and Fancy Silk Vests '''''
BOYS CLOfHING Of all kinds-at
WALKER 4 cos
los. corner Main and i4th streets.
Jas Richmond "a
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s-ae following scnem- will be drawn ~ Iot
sppY Manasera Of the Sparta Aesae Tor for
terry each of their single E n IN nubtc kinder
February. i&g at AUGUSTA, ga, IN pa0i''' ~ANN'
The Observation-Disclosures of Con,m.sstonerf.: err. Iara
CLASS draws On ss.A4T1 EkbbAAY February T. isss
CIhss d drsSs ON sATURDAY, February y lss
GLASS draws on sATu IHSlyft F Ss5nTWsSRk i
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~. WYNN rszszsxsx1 NOTICE On and
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WILLIAM sATTLER 4 CO, No. I42
W Main street. have Just received an addition 10
their large stock Of Artists Materials OF every de-
scription. saT
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Or HHD6. Prime 10 Choice New Crop
80 Orisans SUGAR; % bbts new crop Orlsans
- niaiSsros : rlrzsmALp.
tAa-aw No " Pearl -
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WILLIAM 6ATTLER 4 Co., No. lac
w Main street. have In store, and ofssr for sa,a
French Window and German Crystal 1hest Glass Of
ell sizes and grades. iaT
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-18
TIE ANTI-SLAYERY BUGLE.


SuBtlsHEp EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, OHIO,
by the Executive Committee of tho Western Anti.
Slavery Society.
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Recommendations intended for insertion, to
be addressed to BENJAMIN S. JONES, Editor.
Orders for the paper and letters containing
money in payment for the same, should be
addressed to ANN PEARSON, Publishing Agent
Salem. Columbana County, Ohio.
nes- Money carefully enveloped and directed as
above. may be sent by mail at our risk.
p@We occasionally send numbers to those who
AfS ntt Subscribers but who are believed to be
interested in the dissemination of Anti Slavery
sIuth with the hope that they will either subscribe
themselves or use their influence to extend its
circulation among their friends.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square (l6 linesl three weeks, : sl,O0
" /" Each additional insertion, ,25
" " Six months, : 4,oo
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ssrted one year for So 90; six months, $500.
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DISSENTING OPINION OF JUSTICE SUI,
LIFT.
SurLlrr, j., held -

SUTLIrF, j., held -
That the return to the write, necessarily pre-:
sented for consideration the consitutionalify q
the act of Congress of 1850. called the Fugitive
Law. He thought that if the Court were satisfied
Beyond reasonable doubt, that Congress had do
power to legslate for the extraditio OF fugitiveJ
from service or even, if having such power, shS
law under which the prisoners held was clear
ly repugnant to express provisions of the consti-
tuition, in either case the return to tbs writ wsS
insufficient.
After a careful examination of the whole sub
ject, he could not say that he had any reasonable
doubt that this Of Congress was unconstitutionH
al upon both grounds.
Upon the first ground he insisted upon ths COT.
siisration that the Legislative power being III the
States respectively prior to the adoption Of the
Constitution, the reasonable presumption. I'D wsT
as the express provision Of the 10th amendment Of
the Constitution, showed that power sfIl rehiain6
with the States. unless delegated under the Con-
stitution to the Federal Government. And if the
30 wers claimed by the Federal Government to Leg
isate, it is incumbent to show, title thereto, BY
pointing out the clause under which the same had
been ceded by the States.
lie then referred to the rules given BY S66SHsns
tators, which sets applicable by the construction
of the Constitution. LIST, that the meaning Of the
instrument was to be sought for according to thS
sense Of the terms and understanding of ths
parties that where the terms are clear and the
sense distinct from the language, resource to oshef
means is not admissible to ascertain the msxnihg!
I'd, where the words are not plain and clear. has
the meaning ambiguous or hnosrsain. Y shs onss
case whore Interpretation is allowablsi shss sss'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-07

LAGER BEER.-The use of this beve-
rage is SO rapidly extending in all classes
Of society throughout the United States.
that it threatens to become a popular,
if not a national drink. II has been
satisfactorily. ascertained that lager wW
not intoxicate, as we can speak from ex-
p%erience. A few days since we took a
ride to Plaquemine, and while there was
induced by the P. NJ. of that hourishing
vi|lage-who, BY the way, has again been
elected Mayor BY a large majority to
visit PHILIP HEELAN's well-known ut
ervilIe Hotel" to quaff a goblet Of the
meet: hat so delighted the good King
Cambrinus. We took several "pulls,'
then took several more, and after a very
little while. took another several more,
and so on during the evening, without
so much rs feeling the slightest indica-
ton Of drop too much" The fact is
HEELAN's lager isya pure unauthorized
malt liquor, and cannot inloxicate, aud
we were not a little surprised when he
told US Of the enormous quantities he re-
tailed, and the responsibility Of his Gus
toners. At the same time We had a
chance to estimate the quality Of the
i" more substantial Of the hotel depa't-
m ent, and it convinced us that visitors
to Plaquemine could moi. be better salts
fed than by stopping at the 1bervil|e
Hotel, and tasting HEELAN's admirable
lager beer. He told us a capital joke on
the "Commodore," which is too good to
keep, but we have not time to spread it
before our readers. Getting lost in a fog
is glorious fun once ia a while, amt it
Dick?
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-07
The CROSSE TErE QuEsr1oN.-Tl

The CROSSE TErE QuEs71oN.-The
vote upon the question of whether this
territory should revert to our parish OF
remain in lherville was decided on Mon
Gay last, in favor Of the latter parish by
a majority . ftwenty.s Tie voting was,
we believe, fair, and about such an ex.
preston Of the popular will as IS usually
given through ballot boxes. As a ma.
jority Of the people Of Crosse Tete have
determined to remain with 1berville, We
wish them all the happiness aud pros
perity imaginable, and only regret that
they should have been so blind to their
real interest by acting as they have done.
Such is our belief-olhers may differ
with US. Their mother. as she has been
termed, car now have no reason for re.
fusing her dear child, Crosse Tete, ali
she wants and demands.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-05-07

Nor FA1R.-The Marksville Villager,
of the 3otb u't., in a long article lauda-
tory Of w. F. GRIFFIN, and bis claims
to the Gubernatorial Chair, thus speaks
of Major HEBRON, candidate for the
same position:
Notwithstanding the popularity, and
the reputation in which Major A. s.
HERON p'ides himself, the triumph Of
bis candidacy to the first place in the
State is impossible. The d~issenter> have
made him their standard bearer, and
Major HERON cannot hope to be Gov
ernOr .~. w.. ia
This is not just, Mr.. Villager. Let
Major HERRoS's claims rest upon the
action Of the Convention which is to
make the nomination. Major H. has
repeatedly declared that be will abide by
the decision Of that Convention, and If
he is not successful before it, be will
cheerful'y support the nominee, whoever
he may be-. His claims are As good and
entitled to as much consideration at the
hands Of the people As Hon.W. F. Carr
FIN. Besides, it is not in accordance
with party usages to decry one man to
holster IN another. when all hava oonat
claims before a Convention Of the people.
At least such has been past practice.