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IL. &. OOTON, Jr,,
Notnrn 11ublic.

\tllL be in TRINITY, La, on WEDNE.S-
W Df Us and SATURDA vs. to attend to
Aotaral Business. ~ Office with DR.. Ellis.
Dec. 10, 1859. max
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NEW ADV ERTIS ENT.S
$40 Reward.

$40 Reward.
CTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER about
- the 18th inst, A LIGHT CHESTNUT -
SORRE l. PONY, about Is hands high, 81 :
small head, short name, mixed with .ALZA-
white, some collar marks on the shoulders. Bran
ded Il \ on the shoulders, some saddle marks, a
dark stripe running down the back, legs from the
knees down lighter colcr than the body, feet like
those of mule, hind legs very crooked, aged
about or nine years and rides pretty well. l will
pay the above reward of Ten Dollars for the deIiv-
cry OF said pony to me in Trinity, La, or for such
information as will lead to his recovery
ORREN l.. ELLIS.
Trinity, La, Jan. "a, 1859 36-tf
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The Regular Weekly Passenger r. n
Packet, Il. w. McRAE, j. -! - s.sssss

Descending, passes Though BLACK RIVER
Tuesday Evenings.
= ARRIVES AT NEW ORLEANS ON
Thursday Mornings
This magnificent Passenger Packet (having been
entirely rebuiN will continue in the Trade, and
leave above punctually throughout the Season.
Will give Clear Bills Lading for Freights for all
points on Bayou d'Arbonne and Bartholomew, with
privilege of reshipping.
For Freight Or Passage apply on board or to
MUSE RRO., Agents,
corner Common and Front sts.
32-ds. New Orleans.
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FOR SlI-F'

FOR SALE
4 Cast iron horsepower u.
"A a gin and mill, also I aesa u
90 inch FRENCH BUR STOW L
Eagle gin stand IS saws, alTto,a]J
6 miles above Trinity. II. CHlS]
January 9Th 1859, $50 Il u
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DFH. f.. MARSH
OWL ENGINEER, AND pal
" (late of the ViclSsbute, Shre,cl
Rail road) and Parish surveyor d
visit Hargisonburg professionals d
18th of June next.
Persons wishing their Plantstsp,
section lines established will pleased.
at the office of the "Inlepender,
thai date.
bitches laid ont Tnstrumentafy
Monroe, La, 18th Nav 1853
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NOTE LOSE

NOTE LOST.
Ii persons are forwarned Il
1Apromisarv note drawn IN n
Williams d. McClenden, som, h
ls47, for $4,000, bearing iatss,
first day of January 1858 5unjI
same having been paid by ihs /
the first day of September Ism
bears on the face certain credit, !,
Wa.Dt
January 9Th 1859, $50 Il.
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SHERIFF SALE

Oh Ehlff SALE ylof 10
Eliza Reynolds, vs.. Fielding Rr md
trict Court, Parish Of earhiios !,
No. 500. a., Nh I
RI virtue of a witt Of feri tas Natur
~ case issued from the Districts ord Of
of Catahoula La, and 10 the SIN Ainera
directed, have seized as The - ~.
defendant the following Land NIL ne Z Z
together with al the imprpsory it
appurtenances to the same belas,ss II q
The West half of the North " s,
Section No. 81, Township II b ssljdie
containing 100 acres, and ID. yfNphy
quarter OF North West quarter d.eem in
ton, Township & Range contains \ g
and the South East quarter nes. }
West quarter Of same Section, I'd, them
Range containing $40 acres ntsit4are y
And on
Soturdap, the 18th day Of Fn'F.a,s =. y
Within legal hours at the doordsentila.
House in IIar-isonburc, will che ire
or sale for cash under beneii .nesr
ment. ID. M. PRlCHAh ,s.v
Dec. 90, 1853. Pf.aaln,i sc
:, - :, -,------ - asII sssec'
moses walker, Admr' w. iaons sui3hed
Ct ai-pis''lct Court farisa aeciiyei,
No 1888. lin q
DY virtnc Of a writ of feri tssa -
ID case from the Hon: the Dsl1Sid n3I
Parish of Catahoula La and to hssn the i
directed, | have Seized Us the pvopsss slcha,
Ii Cllac son the following Land sis thbse.
Icing in this Parish, near The sfit otf
Springs, to wit: The West ] ofthesss of ii
Section No. s, Township No. NoFe ight be
2 East containing 81 acres more OF
improvements, rights &c, it beng socra Ia
gagged to secure the payment Of ihnose Il
on ADORNED
Saturday. the 5M day Of feFork. is''
within legal hours at the door ofhIs styles
in Harrisonburg, will offer the san'aor we
for cash under the benefit of apprdss, VIII
d. NJ. PRiCHlO. APP
Dec. 90, 1853. n
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NTATE of LOUISIANA. Parish Of Catahou,a =

NTATE of LOUISIANA Parish of Cata houia,-
~ Clerks Office,
Succession of George w. Miller, decd
Whereas, Mrs. Rosena VI Miller has this day
h'ed IN this Office her application to be appointed
Admin stratrix OF the succession of Georg W.
Miller, deed. Now, therefore, Notice is hereby
gwen that unless opposition to the said appca
ton be nude in this Office in ten days that size will
be confirmed in said appointment according to law
JAN p, 1859. i. CLIP DUKE, Depty elk.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA District Court, Clerks
Parish of Catalonia. Office.
Succession of Mrs Eliza Mcmillan.
WHEREAS Michael Mcmillan has this dav fled
W his application in this Office pra wing to be
appointed Natural Tutor to the minor he irs of Mrs
Eliza Mcmillan, decd Now, therefore. Notice is
hereby given that unless opposi ton to the same
be made in ten days from this tie that he will be
confirmed such. l. CLIP DUKE
JAN 20, 1853. Deputy Clerk.
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ISL OF LETTERS remaining in the Harraisou |
Ia burg Post office uucalled for ND to Jam 10 ~
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9Biutcrmrccn BON !6iitcu une WGesu.

9cm llnterSetdneten oercidt eS ;un Ser0nuGer, Ie;rcl
Trcnnhr unp lem @rblttum ltin Wager pon 6crbit- I'M.
2Siuttr' SSanrer %empfrblcn III ttnneu, boe enc ben utpeern
lten WpItettn, Sill, 6u!, unp Sicbcrbuten FIR &suen urt
AnNten, lcrje aus Strph, Gc9tPue. Nanama unb 0almtlat
n4ien, nnn Nnnoo 9fnScn nne Ninccy.6urCu &C. ,t. bsiegt
ipelbc &rtittl or 9t9en baOr GuBcrit biNj9 ~Ycrtouit.
quite ntrpcn ratt SrrlGrift o%ugcfcrttat.
Griclbc bitter, iejnCu Stprc SO. ISL Yrca6fr. III 6e1udcr
ut ctn g}oCrcul0dcr al tcihtiacu. Sec. g. 8ettu. @st
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2j,OOO Eie. GocCn, SantS Sices, Sbculber5 unb 93rcalS
600 Sarre!e Servings, @foderGls, Sboe unb GpO Glb
500 Sad Sals, ~
nnO lcnittse in cinsr Grrcsrp pertduFt&t @rtifd Stnb ecrrS,
tbt9 uni 3u BADEN bel 2Sm. NaIt0ce II. Spbu.
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0Ggac ~@gsaSei0caq.
8etanRtma6una.

Die Mitalicecr Der Ocutl6Cn &ranecn= Inter
itiigun9S-W riruitait merpen bicrmjt criu6t, Ter
mpnatltden ~Srriammlun0 am 81. :. WftS. lei,
3umoNncn, "a mjhti9e Welhaftr sur Gerbonps
lung tommeu.
NiAmpnr, 81. Snnuar 1859.
9b. Sergbrimsr, IrGliccnt.
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unatban9i9er Surn-& crein!
lpDes. q nietae.

Dim Otenita0, Na@mittn9s 81 uGr, ScrIdicp
in 5Cl9e Don llnserpaulihfeit i1ah tWrSem Sci
Den pa8 nod am 2tbcno YcrBrr auf Der 8Gbne
re8 pttgen &ereins mit3emirft babenpe l~pie(enoe
Nfit9ltep @5tnt, gum 9r66tcn Sepnuern pts
llnab9dn9i9en GurnYerein5, mie Der BinterElic=
benen Nnoerwanoter,, Die liA iiGer Den SerluIt
ME gu trGften nilen prrpen. @er po5 erite 2lui-
treten oteles 3alents ouf zen Srettern la6 unp
bnfel6e nG9er Fannie, wirb Die Graucr be5 Ser
Gins uno DEN SAnter3 Der Nn9eG6riGen ju Mir
OiGen wifsU.
Dis Nlir1tjeo.r res %,ysins 1tc ouflcicrcert.
am 1onlta3 9lorEen 9 u3y III cvheiarr, nm
tn >ens1r1ajt1e uuo rt.5.J &7Gesr rel Der
t3' HH1s. q @.tE. tfHlg cea @srtgrtcH.u 0au
le".>.o-. ~.>". j.. 51~-.. ,>"9 .t- Is:.Huse
tier3u ein6elapen.
Sir bic tinterbliebenen Srauernren
y. &~tnpfrgater.
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Das Stiftun9afet bes 2tc6tatcrsS Ncater-
Seretns finNet na&fen Dlrntag TAFT, BUR gtuf-
~fi9run9 fcmmen brsi ncue Stitfe, bencn Elm
grocer Sal fcl9t. NiGtmitglieber tGnnrn Bel
Srn. 6. g. S8isanb, Gde Der Stem unb @rpapFr.
Ginlabfartrn er6aIten.
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Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
Nr. l76. ode Sroopz II. Is. Stro6c. $40. 1T6.
Q. 81. Nritn6aum
crt0UEt ib ta3 0cchrtc Nlubilrm ouimtrfiam III madden, 6aE
fr lctne @intrrs9S10rCn rmpfanscn, rit iii etnr 9roBcn Slu1s
mdM Der ~ncrtltcn &rtifcl b%clttcn, IND 81 ln9cmttn biligen
Nrcict welhc ttine GOncirrCri ;uIaNcn, YcrtNujt !perpcl.
S@ iItsttirnocr5 f0Iaencc Mltitct h,rurr:
GctccniI6c. II laIrarS ure alien M0pCfarGen,
Mtuolin Ne0tl. 9ani uto t0tbmpatnc,
MfcynrS a0ni UNI bGlbnrucic,
9lehte i~rlinpiite Gcinpnup,
9cdNtt5 uisrtlanbttc3 sud- unb G0iijnicrcS,
SG0rpl5, Slapttt2, iNpie cine NrCFc @uuemaDl ppn 6pulc>
fCtpin0 GjCpt9 II. ~tOulcNtt II. baUnrpollcncn SrSmpfer.
Gin Seu@ piGlcS Sagcro miro cr9tbtnt crbctcn pur
.. W. &~cltub0Um,
nahc SInl rcucl Wtarfte.
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Scfaumtinat2, .aers.

9Sir erludoen Die J1erren gSirtbc, wcldc BON
nnlsren bcf0nntcn S0lrtn- %ier III bacon milnfhin, unS ibrc
&rft:cSt 9claut3lt etrcct pecr burt uniern ~9ieiicnScu, 6errn
Mor Hottenbetm, cin'ricrbcr, iurcm bic 50. 9. ga.
lrmpn Il. Spms. %autscbpgt eGbcu, unirrr StScnicn III l,in.
9trip Sprt. i. Sarwar 1893.
albert SpeVerS,
YrIltecut Der ,.Hpwtnr @raucrei "
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
Subu Ssrbig

ict9t ecai eclt'ltcn HutI'ltm al, bGR or circ tcuIGc Gree
rst'&anctuna in Der g,rc0c>, sriihcn Ger Gtur unS 7icn
StrnFf ctpnntt BAT. StirnEcyS cmritCblt or lriue ccutihcn
@trltc, 9nclhen, 9tlhea, Sirncn (SuecIn) e, SoucySrauf,
triat heuSneiIe !6uInsc, S:rdfib (!rpdur ugb ~g.lp6I!trt !,
S0pclicn in salt u.
GisOrcn, Roud~, 8aus unb SdnuYfo6at (Qre6cd).
NNe Gjcipurie, Strt, lrpiC Die tcitcn Wrpcern. @rtitc'.
Gurd, 9uttn Gintluf III bericlt, in ben Sionb eclcpt. bic
TIN 8ciu%,NNin mIt irie lri(tcr una tiutarr 9go3rc 81 be-
o~nsI. Spbn @trbig,
rctIn II. Stap'S opcL.
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SNrhmnnnez9 Scr1nrcrnnn

Shreincrarbeitcu mn Mtpdroturen
mCr6en rCu llntertjGnetcm l6ncg MD tiljoft a~geacfufrt urb
So9otclc nuf ScrcIun9 0ngtfrtj9t npn
9cnrS @crcr,
s. StrGfc, SrpjlGtn Srcoos Il. Grouitr.
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ScfGuuttnacbum0cm.

Snlat6t, @erie. Starfe, SaHcr. GIsns, G6ccU.
lobe netit cinr 2Genee onNtrcr gtrtitcl. garfrmericert, Gu
etn'S Grtroct. Srpwu gSinofpr SpOp. 3nbnbiirltcn Gan Be g.
lc9ne, &c. &C. sum glerfauf bel q. 6. Ntfter, 9lat.
iCtlipnorY une GunSiltcrcS paicnr. iinb bel jeber ~beletieen
Siontti6t inter 6obrifpreie ~ bGtcn Bel
s. 6. TiG6er, Ist.
Grrdsn yeaif phcr Saferp YcrSer itCts fth bci
c 6. GiGhsr Got
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Gtmlabmn3 3mut SJSG%Geuban
rf5
Oe(augOerein5 Ouartett- Club
am Mcntnf, pcn I. IeGrudr1850

am Mrntaa, BEN I. 6eErudr'1S59
III Srn. u. SMap'5 .llnjUu 6nQ."
Die undergraduates Gpmmi!tc lacet in, glamen
br5 Quartet, Clubs rns bsutIMc Nu&jtum III pbi.
gen, Ma5tsntaa c~r9eNcnit Elm, Der il ciner iolhen
9Gtiie 0rronAiyt lit no6 aae Ibcitnebmcr eineln
b@ritGrfn uno un8e,r0tten 6ete entgcatnIc0en
tGnnen.
"a Gin rerartiacr @au igcns prjYat lttn muf.
10 tot Die GOmmitse ~fol9enre 8rtimmun9en qc-
trUfer, bic gepjB son aQen I6eiluc0mern nur
9nt3e0eiBCn mcrocn r%Grften.
Ginla6Earten lrm Ma5fentaue fam man
n"r Gci n~nterpifncter Grmmitte biz 3um
Sage 0pr Dem &au 3u hntcr. GpGter mer-
DEN nntrr feinen ilmf3necn meitcrc Gtulag.
tarten ~Serfauft.
Seper Ghejlne6mer be5 Safes mus mag
ftrt crlhciuen, bnt ZEN Gncrounnoen Der
G0mu1itte 6ol9c III IeiIcn uno mu6 lb am
II ubv ouf Gin aedrbcnc1 3riaen pen1aefirru.
6ernsr trju0t Die Gomittc nod ~folocnOe ollor.
meineren Seitjmmunacn 'nr &enntniB pe5 0n=
tIitums Die GintrittsFarte fir einea 6errn unb
cine Oome bctrd9t Sl.00 Sir jebe meitere Dame
mu9 fur 90 &t7. cine &arte ael6l mcrrsu. Sir
Donens IND 6trren. @arrerOte miro tcl.cu5 ae-
iorRt. Gin gut bcicBtc5 Srhcitcr 1T c%nqaaiyt.
S1mmtlihe Ntitaliercr peo Suartett~ Gluts muIs
len i'm GpItiim cribciu?n.
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htrrcusleiper. @crrentlcircr. Ncrrcntlsipry.
9. IS ug9enbetmer,
80 MajnitroBe, ncbcu oem ct. @tarlcs 6ctel,
crlaubi lid tNe Qcchye Yu5Ijfun auf fein 9rpecs unc VII.
~lt6nci9ce Eager ser mpScrnitcu Scrrcnfleioer oufmcytlam "
mNdcn unc iIu &tiudc bcneibcn ciniuIoocr. 2Sintcrtlcietr
fl 6trrcn uno 6u0tCn BAT ttrlcIbs etnc GrrEc NUemabl, Il,
CT III mQcmcin biiiecu WrciItu obloTcu fann. GrrleItc BAIT
iua;ctd Gin pcllt6noiNet Eager /. g. 0entlsuicn'S 6uyRiipira
VpoCe, ais 0CmGcr, b1lS~ MD GolhcUtuber u. /. 10, bctci
SrnIff'' WI ~ N51 hiuloitcu Vrcitn.
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Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salon.
Scriapft ltete Dap bette G~aser>8ier, aud anbcre Gr>
rtldtGnQen, me morinirtc !6eruge, eften ShmCiier> unb
Gtnburgu aaie, So!C9nC, Sorpins &c. Werhen ietS freurt>
ltdplt p%erabTe!bt, uRb bitict I'M ~9encisten 3u{prub
WR. Z. S66ubprR.
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Eho ff rWl"%r'NtN &t'riipHCn, wtsIhr aus einCm u~nr.etnts
ltd'CE &i0aC rCCr CHS Ctr Getc" tntiprirosn.
2Sie Observation-Disclosures, &lErc III Masen, Gold, .Str,<
( brcrntn. Nppti:"cN3tcil, I1rgtltNfciT, ScrIUpiuna, blutcn6e
uno Eulrlf EdaicrrAcitCn. ,In cGcn ncrpGlcn unO rbrrma-
I tltcn 6dICn lIJ & sci u~uilailAcN 9Rolcn mobltb6tie otpirft
uno ~YpNltdnolar @Uirna NcrVcg8etraAt.
I NGttIte III CHE kin vtSt0bHlidc NiIhuna, nab Itrcra
riienlt0ftlitbsn HirunClNEtH mn nNd 9tnmciunO Sce be-
rufmtCn beuanc;ifcn N%roftlrr3 @ptrharc, berr,tft. 9Ncacn
iemc5 9rrFcn @rtU!9rn IN pn mCiicn eurpp6udrn Staatcn,
par ittnt G%tniabrIM9 in bCN Scr. Staottn metr fur Diejeni>
, gen tettnnt, Ttljf 0ua uNirm 8ailriante in oiNem Fanre
I ScrltstUt Inn Ga tGNcles Uu:r ihren 1rrFcn &eifaQ acs
Yunocn, 70 bictc LII IS rem Gmcrif0niittn @ubllium al, n6tm
ih mttB, Dap iCa Ia ctr GbIt WNHrcyaa en- mceicinilten Gi>
~9cHibatNn lN &'ftGuEtdhaTi YerihGHtn pcroen.
2'tonoerS W;rh g fr Sc,Me %cmpfpslcn, oersn Contribution
ourdh bn b~eltaaCi4En Gjt2r&Ih Won yilubren pbcr anbcren
Observation-Disclosures III l~icrrIuEA ocr0thru iinb. aim NQat~
nttnGi 0ulelpiid!td Wirfi9m, irbet c5 icIntn aeQrcn 9Sca
yum site be5 ycttnS. isrcm Is in jece Ntr9e, ]etuorInot un6
nc ttrrAt9t o9 i%jnieMpeI UCiit 0uiriHttt unc in Der Shat
neEt VelmbRc;! Uao StSrfc IN o15 Gan3t Syltem brirat.
QSarnNnQ:
2n9rcBe Se:E!ejtH9S tiCF5 lEegcie!dretCr Nrcma5 fat
ncrIHrrene NadNdbmrn ;eu beyYCrgtrlfen. Ueaaalt ba6 9u-
bllt@r i'm 9nt0n't r]prltttiE itut nap. Darum III ce nGthio,
cap Sr &UufaYt5 ceaiEnjiNH> a7uicr. teprr 9br &c fauft.
rihttN prObirt. Gue 9pE:ciIe irirb Gu6 ~l6er;cu9en, bag
IS tcicr Ill, MIR axe NIGGagurgtn.
~" ScrsaEIi SLIGO yer &riitG ucer G Spitel5 ;Ir SIS
Eel Cen cinSigen Glaegyh!msrn
gtnJam in sage ir. II. 6 o.,
UatrtiaHici 2Ha &'ilfc!n fv Agpihefer II Gbenifsr,
giisburg, ga.
S1 &t6mCr6 miro bIlcs Eiitr5 Ytrfauft in ben 9ipU-
thfIfn ptr 15. Dove Eno Comp, AierGnper 9uYal, 10.
0etteriOn, q. SOhnnCn II. SrU., grub6e uno Hyperion, s.
Blair, g5arin0 uno prane, @borirs Wilipaueb unb 6. 6.
9tcot, rne III allen Stdbtcn hfr Ser. Staten ut peles Bit
tiers in ireer @potbcfe Il; bofen. 1895
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Gccg.n craatEcn

01MHlhidiahrt 3p'ldclI 9iiHmpno II. Stem 9jprf.
Die tstetn 9rcfel uno bcaUem cinesridtetn Sec Nampf.
l@liIt "Sea'e3!oipA" unD ,,JtCan0te" werSen Dem rciIcntrn
%ubltIm 'uT 8tnufuna btitcna c]npf9hicr. Ger GJaprvrei5
ee!r18t N eer Gajute incl. &ctt um6 aOt $40, m0 i'm 8pis
lNeGPtG %. Die rs l~NeetCipn" YertdRt tGren 9S6n!f al
JttG,deti8 lrcCn 0ienlto9 I'm 1 lbr Nfa,hmittd9s, plRr;no bic
r9!Haneie" jcScn 6reitoa I'M 8 lbr 9l9cnrS BON Gits Noint
A2ol"Qrt. User oa0 ls8iere 8%ampii&if bcnu6en nil, bat nd
'i cen unttriethnet,n Gin 6abr5:uct III l6icn.
@alla9egrsia nan Shortest 50. 90.
l9.2I 2ubGom II. 2eatfpn.
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9iuh Rem arrangement nit cjuCm Der or6Btcn
Sjcrtrnucr i'll 9bitarelPbia linp mir Jest in osn
Stnnp 9eicbt, etn icbr 9utcS unp ih6ncs Eager
Sicr gu 81 per Sarrcl III uuc / &caS irei jus
haus a~c!icfrrt ben Scrrcu 2Eirtbcn Su pcrJnuicn,
unp bpfcn dud ojc5mal micocr ras &crauiiacn
III botcn, unlcr Sjcr bier an tcticttcitcn gu fit
bcn. @antcr & ychncrt.
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DeutIhe Srieflii7r.

Sfl pt1l NpppIFN tItltr STleft nlltE NtllcrIE lptTptl, rap Die,
ElbeN annpncirt iitN.
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2lehte rcutite &ortrfcln,
800 Suibel5 nrutIhc &drtcHetn, impprtirt
rurh Gin Baltimore Nor5, in 6GIeru Il 6 @u=
fuels, Su So yer 9on;ca T0G rrcr $l.25 yer elm
Sclnen Yulbcl, gum %crfouf qcacu &onr tct
y. Us ctlba6Cr,
1Ste Ctr, smiItcn Stain II. Gnrp.
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-10-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At called meeting Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, held at their Hall on Sunday evening,
the 9th instant, the following preamble and resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an alwise Providence
to take from us by the hand of death, our beloved
brother, William Shaw Towles, Vice President and
Manager Of orr Association;
Re~olred, That while We bow with meekness and
submission to this decree of Almighty God, we can
not help dcploring the loss of who was so able
and efficient member of or Association, whose
character was so worthy of admiration and whose
many good traits and noble impulses commanded our
love and esteem.
Rexolred, That in the death of brother Towles our
Association in which he held high and honorable
position, the Church, of which he was pious and
exemplary member, and this community of which
he was a worthy and promising young citizen, have
all sustained heavy loss.
ResolreI, That we tender our heartfelt coincidence
to the hcreaved family of the deceased.
Resolred, That We will wear our usual badge of
mourning thirty days, in respect to the memory Of
the deceased
Resolred, That copy of these resolutions be sent
to the family of the deceased and that they be pub
lishcd in the Stnndard and Register and the other
papers Of tins City. and the North Carolina Presby-
teran be requested to copy them.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-10-19
Raleigh, Sept. %, 1859.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

A MING TO GO WEST, / OFFER MY LANDS FOR
"a SALE consisting of twr tracts about miles apart
Both tracts in the county Of Johnston and Sto
lings Depot, called Clayton. The which reside
les Immediately the North-Carolina Railroad and I'm
the main road leading from Raleigh to Smthfeld. The
said tract of land has good Two story dwelling nearly
new with six IL by Is feet, double pnrtico front,
and also other outhouses and excellent well Of water
The dwelling is beautifully situated The above named
rmd and the main road it is in the village called Cuy
ton 1t would afford excellent opportunity to educate
children, have excellent schno in the place. The
said tract aims about four hundred and fifty
ssting Of pine and creek lands abuu sevenve Of
good low grounds about eight in cultivation and
fifteen ready to clear; the balance of the cleared land is
upland AS 10 the health of the place cannot be beaten
in The State.
The other tract lies Neuse river it consists principal
y of oak land, and contains two hundred and nneveght
acres about fifty of guod low grounds part of in
cultivation. There is about hee-hoIse crop of open
land the tract There is good Tobacco and Corn cr"p
now growing the land. The said tract has a small
framed dwelling house and other houses with two large
framed tobacco barns Both of the above named tracts ut
land adapted to the growth Of Corn, Cotton Tobacco
Wheat, Oats, &C.
ANY person wishing to buy will do well to call the
undersigned soon, disposed to sell good terms
For further particulars address at Clayton N. c.,
Johnston county.
JOS. NJ. SMITH.
August l2, 1859, S3-Wtf*
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
ARMoRY OAK-CIrY GUARDS,
notobo,. IN 10EO

ARMoRY OAK-CIrY GUARDS,
October 10. 1859.
At called meeting of the Oak City Guards, held
at their Armory the night Of Oct 10th, the death
of comradc, Thos. G. Scott being announced, the
following preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, In the dispensation of an Advise prov
dence it has pleased TIE Almighty to take from us
our friend and brother, ThoS G. Scott;
ReSolred, That while we hnnbly submit to the
decree of an omniscicnt God, we deeply depore the
loss of one whose place in the community can be
filled only by true and honest man, and whose
place in our ranks can be supplied only by brave
and faithful soldier
Htsolred, That VIC offer to the friends and rcla-
tves of the deceased our heartfelt coincidence in their
sal bereavement.
Rcsolred That we wear the usual badge of MOURN
ing for thirty days.
Resolred, That copy of these resolutions be sent
to the family of the deceased and copies to the City
papers, with request that they publish the same
JOSEPH JONES.
JAMES NJ. ROYSTER,
JAMES A. MOORE, Com.
C. j. IREDELL,
I. c. CAMPBELL,
Other City papers please copy.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At regular meeting Of Alamance Lodge, NO
1873, held in their hail. in the town Of Graham, N.
c., on the LIST day of October, A. l., 6S5S., A.
D.. 1859, the following preamble and resolution"
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We are again forcibly reminded OF the
universal dominion of death, and have assembled,
as masops to pay the last sad tribute to the memo
nv Of our deceased brother, James G. Stuart Of
Abbeville, Alabama. On visit North, purchasing
q stock of goods he was Frustrated by disease IN
New York. When he thought himself sufficiently
improved had started homeward, reached Company
Shops, where he was again Frustrated with typhoid
fever which exhausted the resources Of a once VI
corous and athletic frame, and he sank in DEATH
Though he was stranger in strange land-no
mothers hand to soften the pillow of aftiicton-no
dear ones at home to alleviate the pangs of sorrow,
or solace the gloom of the dying hour, yet kind
friends ministered to his every want, nursed him
with parental solicitude watched over and endeav-
ored to soften by sympathy and Kindness his rug
ged pathway to the tomb. Masonic hands received
his last remains, and committed them to the earth
according to the sad and solemn ceremonies of the
Order, and fraternal hearts wept tears of manly
sorrow over his last resting place. t#
Here, in the village church yard at Graham, We
have committed his body to await the last dread
summons of the resurrection morn; therefore,
Resolred, That while we resignedly bow to the
inscrutable decree of an Advise Providence yet in
the grief of our hearts. we can but shed tear Of
SORROW over the premature death Of one whose bright
and vigorous manhood gave promise of SO much
future usefulness and honor.
Resolred That in the death of brother James G..
Stuart we have lost friend and brother, Masonry
worthy representative and consistent votary, and
society useful member
Resolred, That we tender our heartfelt sympa-
,hies to his widowed and stricken mother in her
melancholy bereavement. and while we humbly
bow with his mourning relatives, and mingle our
tears with theirs on the altar Of common grief, we
can but point them, for consolation, to Him "who
doelh all things we'll"
Resoired That we will wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolrfd, That copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded to the mother and friends Of the deceased
Resolred, That a copy Of our proceedings be
spread upon the records of the Lodge, and the sec
rotary forward them for publication to the N. c.
Standard. Greensborough Patriot, and to the Alb
beville, (Ala.) Banner
CHAS. R. KING, Sec'y. pro TEN.