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For Sale,

LzA4a THE undersigned will sell at private sale the
following Shreveport property: The whole u block
forty-tour lying Market street, fronting the ran
road and Lot three in block forty fronting forty
ieet on Texas street. good bargain will be offered.
w. d. GOOCH, Agent,
Office at corner of Texas and Market sts
e,lrnr-nn..rt E.arnarr LIZ lS5Q an
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SPENCER PETTTSS,
General Collecting and Steamboat AGENT,

Shreveport.
SPECIAL attention given to the collection Of all
~ claims for and against steamboats, and vessels ply
ing in the waters Of Red River, between Alexandria
Grand Ecore, Shreveport, Carolina Bluffs aud JeiFer-
son. Responsible lawyers employed when necessary
His long and varied experience in the several mat
embraced in tue business, his success in colec-
tious, and promptness in paying over entitle him
the patronage OF the public. febl6
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A. LIEBEN.
Cabinet Maker & House Carpenter,

Repairer OF all kinds OF Furniture and Upholstery.
-x=--s AEEoUEcEs to the public that he has
aas4g opened shop On Texas street, OPP
ss-1-s-szaJ pusite the upper livery stable, where
he may be always found ready to execute any
ders at the shortest notice. and on the most reasonable
+arr,s fahQ
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New Orleans & Shreveport Packet.

6s.H19a IS PASSEN GER BOAT.
e5fIsfEsssS' The splendid, fast running steamboat
zzssSzgsszzz4 e. L.. HODGE, JOAN SMOKER,
MASTER has resumed her trips regular packet be-
tween Shreveport and New Orleans, touching at Cou-
shaua, Grand Bayou. Campte, Grand Ecore, St. Maui
nee, Montgomery, Cotie, Alexandria and all inter-
mediate landings and plantations The B. l.. Hodge
built expressly for the trade, has commodious
cabins, elegantly furnished, and for good accommo-
nns comfort and safety is unsurpassed by any boat
Her officers will pay particular attention all busi-
entrusted to them and make of every exercon
to give sansfaetion. dec22
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Shreveport & Jpper Red River Packet.

fgqv=s- a THE new, very light draught and staanch
s5 tzs7s51s9 steamer Bs EsCUE, JAMES CRooEs,
EzSszaz2s@zA master, will run during the season as
regular packet between Shreveport Fulton and upper
Red River, touching at all the landings, plantations
and intermediate points the lake, bayous and river
Particular attention will be- given TO any business
trusted to the boat. Fer freight or passage apply to
the captain on board decI
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New orleans & Red River Packet.

fsGNaar q. THE new. light draught, fast running
a,S4sR5z7sisf4fFs4S steamer COMET, R. SLEADE, mas
5szz=zss=zssz ter, wv. SIeade, clerkj having been
put thorough order, has resumed her trips reg
ular packet between New Orleans and Shreveport,
Port Caddo, Benton Smithand, Jefferson and all in
teImediae landings and plantations. The Comet is
new, very saunch and fast running boat with excel
lent accommodations Tor passengers, and has been
purchased by captan Seade expressly for the trade.
Her officers will make Of every exertioR to give
satisfaction to shippers aud travellers and promptly
attend all orders entrusted them For freight OF
passage, app Y on board ianl9
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Shreveport. April 30, 1859. A
SHCCeSSi0n Sale.

Succession OF H. P. Stephens, deceased
SFATE OF LOUlSlANA-Farisho OF Caddo-18th
~ IJGdicia District Court, BY virtue Of writ Of
safe 70 me directed by The clerk of the honorable the
District Court in and for the parish of Caddo will
offer ior sale al public auction, at the Market-house
in ihe town Of Shreveport State and Parish alore-
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between the hours Of II O'clock, A. NJ and P. NJ,
the following described property belonging to the
minor heirs Of Il. 2. Stephens. deceased to wit:
The negro women Betsey, aged about So years,
Of Critic complexion.
TIN negro girl Ann, aged Is years, Of griFe com
pleNion.
Terms OF sase--Fwelye months credit the purchas-
er 70 give his note. with approved personal secur-
Ity bearing eight per cent interest per annum from
day Of SALE and special mortgage retained on said
slaves importing confession Of Judgment waving the
beneht OF appraisement.
H. HUNSICKER, Auctoneer
Shreveport April 90, 1889
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$50 Reward

"a RUwAwAy or stolen from the subscribers place,
- about two miles below Shreveport, on Sunday,
2Dth lllt., negro man named CHARLES, of black
complexion, about 80 years DID, feet Ii inches high;
has beard on his face ard he is either bald has
very high recsding forehead. He rad on when he Left
blue SAINTS snd rouhdaho-t Fr1h2l c, HART
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NeW Orleans 4 ShreEepOrt Packet.
aaaz.e PASSENGER BOAT

g3e17a-sa = PASSENGER BUAT.
.&4a5F45dG THE and splendid very fastrunning
- steamer LUCY HOLCOMBEs
w. D. BATEMAN, master, will leave for New Orleans
on TUESDAY, 2lst December, Immediately after the
arrival of the stages, and every alternate Tuesday
thereafter during the season; taking freight and pas
epngers fer Coushatta, Grand Bayou, Campt6, Grand
Ecore, ST. Maurice, Alexandria, and all intermediates
landings. The Lucy Hocombe was built expressly
for the trade, has commodiods cabins, elegantly fur
nished with large state-rcoms and for comfort speed
and good accommodations Is unsurpassed by any boat
in the trade. Her officers will ply particular personal
attention all business entrusted 70 the boat, and
make Of every effort to give satisfaction. For
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J. C. LEWIS. N Orleans r. G. OGLEsBY, Shreveport
LEWIS & OGLESBY.
SUCCESSORS TO LEWIS d co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. Union street, New Orleans.

TIME undersigned solicits from his former patrons
i and friends a continuance of that confidence,
which they have so long extended him at this place.
We are prepared to furnish supplies and extend the
usual business facilities planting friends trust
ing will receive portion of their patronage and
confidence. Yours truly
m6-tf R. c. OGLESBY.
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New Orleans & Red River Packet,

1s@2sas@ b THE new, light draught, very fast run
Sga3f%55FSS ming steamer TELEGRAM, A.
- D. DENsLow master. vii ply Curing
the season as regular packet belweemNew Orleans,
Shreveport and Jefferson, toQching SmithIand, Ben
ton, Port Caddo Grand Bayou, Campt6, Grand Ecore,
Alexandria, and all intermediate landings and panta
tons. The Telegram was built during the present
winter expressly for the trade; her boilers, nachine-
ry and every thing entirely new, and in accord
ance with the last law of congress, and fog safety
speed and good accommodation she is unsurpassed
Her officers will pay prompt personal attention to any
business entrusted TO the boat. For freight pas
sape apply on board ianl2
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XTE are now prepared TO Insure Up and Down
w Freights, and Cotton Produce and Merchandise
stored in our warehouses. at the lowest rates.
oct2I WHITE, SMITH Il BALDWIN
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For Nale.

S5ssS THz south west half IF Lot No 8, in block No
40 in Shreveport with the story brick house and
improve ents thereon, on Texas street, adjoining W.
Gurney's Bakery and Grocery, and at present occu-
pied by Mr.. Green as grocery and restaurant. For
terms apply 10 fianl2l WEEMS \ HEATH.
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NeW ORIGINS 3 SHREVEPORT PaCkct.

fEaf87s' a Ihl1oLNULN bUAIs
,5Ss4s7x5575' TIE well known fast running steamer
- NATIONAL, p 70. MONTGOMERY.
master, having been thoroughly repaired and put in
complete order has resumed her trips regular pac,
ket between Shreveport and New Orleans, touching
at Coushatta, Grand Bayou, Carnpt6, Grand Ecors,
Alexandra, and all intermediate landings. For com
fort, safety and good accommodations, the National
is unsurpassed by any bout in the trade Her officers
will pay particular attention to any business entrusted
10 them For fLeight OF nassnge annlR On hard. Dc
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The State OF Louisiana---PaTish of Caddo
ElSH ZENITH JUDICIAL DIS IRICT COURT
IL Succession of Roland L. QuarIeS, deed. No.73S.
Notice j. hereby given that RoBERCK NICHOLSON, ex-
ecutor ~ the last will and testament OF Roland T.
Quarles, and tutor Of his minor child has this day filed
The office Of the clerk Of said an account Of his
administration Of said succession. Now, therefore,
unless legal opposition be made thereto in thirty days
the time prescribed by law, said account will be APP
proved homOlogated and made the Judgment of the
court, as prayed for
~ Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
Il. $. 4th day OF May A. d. 1859.
~ E. Fl. PENNALL,
n4 81 Drp'tv Clerk
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JOHNSON's
COneCtlng, Exchange and Banking House.

SHREVEPORT, La.
H4NACHANGE for sale at all seasons On New Or
- leans and New York. Collections attended to
promptly, and Remittanees made on the day Of paw
ment. REFERENCES nv psps.zl.r,,,+. -
Bank Of New Orleans,
Southern Bank,
Wright, Allen & Co.,
McCutchon, Howell s. Co. New Orleans.
Lewis & 0gesby,
Dudley Nelson & Co.
A. d. Donovan,
Drexall & Co,
Werk, Young & McCough,
Bullitt & Fairthorn, 9 Philadelphia.
Davis & Rirney, q
Wood, Bacon & Co.,
Farmers Deposit & Banking Co., Pittsburg,
Exchange Bank, d.
Importers and Traders Bank,
Grant & Barton,
Kirkland & Co. Bankers,
Lucius Hopkins,
Allen, Mclean & Buckley,
Geo. w. & Jehml Reed, New York.
L. & V. Kirby q Co..
Baldwin, Starr & Co,
B. NJ. Il E. A. Whitloek & Co.,
Birney a. Davis,
Johnsons & Hamilton,
B. NJ. JOHNSON.
Corner Market and Milan streets,
nov36m Office formerly Grain & NUTS
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On Consignment.
- Casks clear sides; IS do. shoulders,
ONJ % casks Tennessee hams,
25 hogsheads sugar,
300 barrels and half barrels moiasses
100 hGxes tobacco,
100 barrels Bourbon and rye whiskey,
100 cases Sehnapps.
The above will be sold for cash at New Orleans
prices aud expenses, by r-rr,,,
a27 doLL g T fF Z.
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A. MA II X

A. MARX
HAS just returned from New Orleans with as
A. pretty and complete stock Of SPRING and
SUMNER GOODS as was ever brought to this mar
ket.
TO TUE LADTES.-He takes this method of
calling their attention to his splendid assortment of
Barege,
Organdie, and
Muslin Robes, and
Robes a Guile patterns.
And for his stock of Ladies' Misses, and Caters,
Shoes and Slippers, without hesitancy he com
pete with any establishment this side Of the city Of
New Orleans.
u TO The GENTLEMEN Mr.. Marx will only
say, call and examine his unsurpassed stock Of
White Duck and colored Linen pants,
Black Merino aud Alpaca do
Black Meriae white Marseles, and coored
Linen Coats
White and coIored Marseies and Silk Vests,
All OF which, with a complete assortment OF
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
He viii sell for reasonable prices (for cash) as can
be found elsewhere.
A. MARX also has the agency of SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES A few marel lett. ala
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Valuable Property For Sale.

NGAWNDIO AAWPOF. .
I'm; Tue subscriber wishes dispose Of his proper
iIi ~, adjoining the town Of Shreveport, consisting
d a Dwelling House, Kitchen, Ironing House Negro
Cabins Stable, Carriage House, etc., together with 30
acres Of land, Of which 90 is under cultivation. He
will dispose Of The whole Of it, either together or IN
small lots to suit purchasers
The above is desirable opportunity for those VINO
NAV wish to locate themselves near town. For terms
apply to the subscriber.
marches JAMES 6IbrfN.
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Sealed PreDOSaIS


WILL be received at the Drug store of Miller d
w Morris, in the city of Shreveport, until Satur-
day the 2lst day Of May next at noon--when will
be let to The lowest responsible bidders contracts
for CONSTRUCTING A LEVEE from the lower
end of Marshas levee above Shreveport OH the left
bank Of Red River to Macks bayou--the works TO
be let by the cubic yard aud IN sections follows:
Section LIST. From Marsha!ls old levee TO Mrs.
Canes line, including the small bayou
above Mrs. Canes field, about CUBIC YARDS
1000
Sec 2nd. Levee on Mrs Canes home place,
mostly addition 10 the old levee,
Including the addition to rhe dam
across the small bayou il the the
small bayou in the field below Mrs
Canes house $4,000
Sec. 3rd. Levee from the end of section End
to Coapers bayou, 5000
Dam over Coopers bayou, 5000
Gains bayou, Is 900
Sec. 5th. Anembalk nent over S. Gains bayou IL 900
bayou. I2Uug
AL-o-Wiii be let contract for making
canal across Nuts pout The estimate for
digging the canal is about $4,000
The length Of said canal being about FIVE hundred
yardS-four yards deep aud average width Of
six yards. The work being mostly in open land.
The average height Of evee in the route Is from
from FIVE six feet and il open land except section
lSt Height Of leVees across the bayous, in the chan
nels nineteen feet--twenty- hve feet, and thirty
seven and one half feet. Top width of the eyee to
be four feet and Of The entertainments Of the bayous
twenty feet Base Of the levees five feet for each foot
in height over the bayous.
The levees to be grassed by the contractors and
all to be completed before January 1860
Plans, specifications, requirements, DC, of the
works can be seen at Miller Morris drug store
til the day of letting.
The works will be paid for they progress
Bonds with sufficient security will be required
for the faithful performance Of each contract.
z. Z. H0TCHKISS, Commis'r.
81 S L. District.
Shreveport April 18th. 1859
GFAll bids should be marked on the envelopes,
Proposals, to identify them from ordinary CORE
spondence
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Sic Of Lcuigiana---Parigh Of caddo-

IN DISTRICT COURf-Suecesso of HIRAM
| JPnNsoN, deceaSed.-Notice j. hereby given that
william, r. Johnson administrator nf the success
sion pf Hiram Johnson deceased has this dav fled
iii h+ clerks office of the parish of Caddo his final
account aud tableau Of his administration Of said
succession, and petition praying that the said tab
eau aud account be homologated, and that he be dis
charged from said administration. Now, therefore
if Opposition is not made thereto within thirty DAYS
the lime prescribed by law, said account and tableau
VIII l,e hpmologated aud said prayer granted
(~C~) Given under my hand and seal Of office,
L 5 this l9,h day Of April, 1889
~ E. Il. PENNALL, Dep cl'k
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For Sale.

f1az3 THg two Brick Stores on Texas street now
occupied by Mrs. Wells and Ed. Eberstadi, and the
inc Dwelling in the suburbs Of Shreveport, formerly
owned by b. H. Jordan. For terms of sale and parti-
,,,l,rs ancuire If roct27l MARTIN TALLY
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Valuable Land For Sale.

Valuable Land For Sale.
-. I offer for sale 500 Acres First Quality River
Sssaa Bottom Land, lying Red River, in Hemp
- stead county, Arkansas; being portion OF No
20 IN township IA, of range No. 25 Persons desir
Gus of purchasing will please address ne, al Fulton
Arkansas, till 18th inst, and after chat date Rodney
Mississippi.
Fifty acres are open on the above tract.
febi0-u B. K. DANIEL.
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Just Received!

supply Of The BOyhtOh q Eagle UO.s Famous pau
ented Treadle Sewing Machine
az Katy DRD!''
(WHICH for speed and ability to do family sew
w Ing, cannot be exrelled. Tie stitch is elastic
therefore is not liable to break. l. can be screwe,
any table aud a child can understand it, operate
onil aud keep it ia order. IL sews tight and bean
tfl seam, and is beyond doubt The most simple and
cheap machine ever invented, the price, $50, being
% low that every family can indulge in the luxury
Of one Of these useful little articles.
Full directions for putting up aud working same,
accompany each machine, that parties IN the cOun-
ty can have one forwarded by addressing the agent
below, through the postothce, enclosing the amount
with address.
For sale at SIMON HABER'S Store,
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NOtiCe,

4 T meeting Of the Directors Of g The Shreveport
~ Insurance Company" held on the Cd of Decem-
Der, the office hours Of said company were fixed rs
follows: From 8, a. NJ, to IL, NJ. and from to s. P M
dec9 P. II. ROSSON. Secret4ry.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11
ID. REED. Pomeroy.
HUGO & COE, Niddleport

DR. RoDAcK's ScASDrSAvrAE REMEDIEs.-In direct
ing tho attention OF readers to Dr. Roback'. nd
vertsement, we have no hesitation say Ing that all
he claims for his medicines is confirmed by certf-
cates from all parts of tho. West The language of
these certificates is and grateful and tho
cures refer 10 such variety Of diseases that il would
be folly TO qieson tho resorativs properties or the
preparations 1t appears that while among
his native mountains in Sweden, during visitto that
country some years ago, he collected fargo ouan-
tity OF rare inedicinul herbs unknown in this coup
try, and by combining the liquids and solid extracts of
those Possessing powerful detergent prope rties he
suceeedcd In producing his l-bracd Blood Purifier
ana Blood Pills, which are said to exercise a more
benehoial effect upon the fluids OF the human body
than any other eurativcs in existence DR.. Roback's
iheory is that all diseases originate in the blood
At would seem shat the rapid recovery of his Patients
under course of those disnfectaEts affords strong
prcsumptyo evidence hat his pathology is correct
Certain it is that the celebrity of his medicines in
crenses daily and that he has authentic proofs of
their success in his possession. See Advertisement.
FEvERs.--Fever, like every other form Of disease
to which the human system liable is caused By inn
pure humors. This being caused by the more IL pid
action NJ the blood struggling with nature, indeayor
Ing 10 cast out oil the body The corrupt Is
deadly opposed TO health. Hence the good and bad
humors are at war with each other, and tho
ton which follows causes fever aud heat The sy
toms Of fever are vurious; causng heavfness, Ian
guild, difcdlt breathiug. duh and anxiety
sghihg and Sawning, alternate fits of heat and cold.
After which the patient complains of pains in the
head and back, great thirst, nausea and sickness,
fulness about The stomach, and sometimes vomiting
biliOus matter. DIR Morse's Indian Root Pills are
acknowledged to be a strenthening and delightful
medicine for all kinds of fevers. They not only
cleanse the stomach and bowels from all bilious
matter, but they open the excretory vessels, causing
them to pour copicus ehusions from the blood into
the bowels, utter which the corrupted own
out by naturnl passage of the body. All that Is
.nSq quired in urgent Of fSyer Will be take
large doses. In order to have them operate
therouEhiy by the bowels, take from three to Ave
night and morning, until the fever entirely dsup-
pears. After which, from tw to feur every evening
until well, and YOU wiIl be convinced that this is tho
best way TO check fever because they drive out all
Inflammation, and restore the body state of sound
health. And the. blood and other fluids will be so
thoroughly purified that disease in any form will be
utterly Impossible. T"F 'i N.y'f" vt oh
p Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold by all deal
erS in Medicnes.ip f-..1 ~ y.ItUIsya1 . I m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMED Y
a.. SIR JAMES cLARKE's '"'
o.o Celebrated FenMaIc PiIls.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of Sir ]. Clarke NJ. d.
.lns Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfaling in the cure OF
althose painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject It moderates all ex
cess and removes all obstructons, and speedy cure
may be relied OH. '' f'. ". a.t slH
EDt- -1i TO MARRIED LADIES d. ,
10 peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short bri ng
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp OF Great Britain prevent countsrfeit
pa" 'a H"l"f CAUTION. .t.ll .a
These pills should not be taken by females during
thesF sFIRsr THREE AoNTHs OF pregnancy, as they arc
sure to bring Miscarriage but any other they
safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Anections Pain
I'M the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exortion
PalPitati0h Of the Heart, and Whites these
Pills will eject a cure when all other means have
fail and although powerful medy, do con-
tain iron, ealomel anthony, anything hurtfu OF
the Constitution. ''i ,+ p"
Ftll directions accompany each package.
sole agent for the Uuited States and Canada .rzi
s..s. ss t.... s........ ..,, JOB NOSES ~
Late L. c. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
N, B.-S1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to an
authorized Agent, will insure bottle of the Pills by
return mail. H4 So irT ya.5. .-r- s5 aF
b Rorsals by D. Reed, P9meroy, o.; j. D. Park, and
Suirc, Ecstein & Co., Gin cnnati, o y2lyIt
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mo. Al
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

l7-.t.- Columbus, Jan. 3, 1853.
pear Telegraph: Another day of un
surpassed beauty, for the season, has
opened upon US, as if to make full and
ample compensation for the gloomy Fall
and wet and murky opening Of The Winter
The atmosphere is SO absolutely pure, and
the sun shine SO genial that life seems to
be renewed, and physical and mental exer-
ton an exquisite pleasure.
Yesterday being the Sabbath, and such
a Sabbath as is seldom enjoyed at this
season of the year, all town was abroad
The churches we're crowded of course
with all sorts Of ,worshipers. We should
think from the appearance of the congre-
CATION we attended, that few towns could
furnish an assembly of graver looking
men or handsomer W men than were there
congregated. Whether we happened to
stumble into the Church of the .'respec-
tables we do not know, but it was GER
tainlY a model in that behalf, and the ser
vices and sermon were in complete CORES
pondence. ,
A somewhat new feature for Sabbath
exercises were had in the evening, which
would indicate that laymen are iptrenching
somewhat on the province of the Clergy
O.. S. Fowler, delivered lecture or SER
mon on Natural Religion aud Physiology,
which we understand was largely attended.
Hon. G. N. Olds delivered an address on
Sabbath Schools, in the second Presby
terrain Church, which for purity and ele-
yation of sentiment. classic beauty of com
position and effective eloquence in delivery,
might well be taken as a model of pulpit
oratory by any clergyman in the land 1t
seems impossible while listening to the
refined spirituality Of sentiment as 1t comes
glowing in words of living beauty from
the warm and sympathizing heart of this
gentleman, TO realize that he is brother
Of Dr.. E. B. olds, yet such is the fact.
Other laymen oficisted, in various Halls
on various "specialities."
The House was called to order by the
Speaker at ten o'clock, and seEeuty-fve
answered to their names and
several more came in soon after the roll
call. The members are generally in fine
health and spirits, and as no political con-
.royersies have as yet. arisen, an universal |
ceiling Of good viii seems to prevail. The
usual committees 70 wait upon the Cover
nor, DE-, Were appointed and Message
If the Governor received. butbefore COM
nencibg the reading thereof, the House
ook recess,....-, ~. 49,. /