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Caution.

THE public are cautioned agai's, ' n fsgor
\ S soas s1 1' endorsed "s ed. = : JOIN
sss per- 5sas sasu% 4's 5sd '5 Msah @ 49,
oaya9 IN not TO pay them unless sre @
IS tie confederation for which tn e!.TID BARE
'' CSj5g Padsh. March 20 1885,
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Since our last the judah Touru, r. WI Powell,
Joseph Holden, Eleanor. National, Starlight,
Era No. 8, and Lucy Holcombe have arrived
from New Orleans, and several boats from JEFF
ferson
The contract for removing the distinctions
in Bayou Pierre river and CourissDia lake, in
accordance 10 tie advertised specifications. was
awarded TO Thomas Hunter, esq, Of Natchi
toches, La, at37 cents per cubic yard.
Thanks to the officers of The Judah Touro,
r. W. Powell, Eleanor, Starlight, National aad
Lucy Holcombe for their attentions.
TnuATHE.-The sterling play Of LADY Of
Lyons, " will be performed tonight The ac-
complished actress, Miss DENIM, takes the char
actcr Of Pauline. We bespeak full house on
tie occasion
We call particular attention. 70 Dr. A. g.
ALeERs advertisement Of his The Excelsior
Photographic Gallery" corner Of Texas and
Market streets. His style Of taking pictures is
entirely new and far superior to Any We have
heretofore witnessed. We invite the public in
general to9isit the gallery and judge for them
selves of+lhemtrits Of the artist,
The Homer HAD" speaks il I,igh terms Of
the qualifications Of J. D. Watkins, esq, of
Minden, TO represent this congressional dis
lrict sIr Watkins is a democrat.
BAts.-Tbs Arkansas Washington Demo
crat Of The 22d inst, says, Rain, rain, rain
immersed, submerged, covered up. On Sun
day last, during the day it raned almost inces-
sanity, since then il has continued cloudy. The
land is too wet for the planters to plough. e.
Judging from the appearance Of the weather
fer the last week, we are inclined to think that
We shall continue to have good navigation for
months to probably al summer
Governor Medary, Of Kansas territory, has
vetoed the bill abolshing slavery in that ter
rtory, which passed both houses Of he last
Legislature; consequently it will not become a
law
TheJelferson Texas Gazette says Mcssrs.
Nash Doyle d Co. made second shipment on
I'LL n,aanf,an,raJ / tI,.;. s - IL :
ro.t.l5f g., -. 'l-'1'
orEov o,Ia.ns I,,. ,..,.5 ,,i.;.sa 49,, - o'
ncunccd it superior to any now manufactured
in the United States, This new article of ex-
port though small at present, is destined at no
very distant day TO comprise large amount Of
the shipments from this town
The LEGISLATURE Of Indiana r.onrl1v ,,sss1 ,
IAN, b. Iarga maioritias !, hof5 Er,nr,as 10
prevent embezzlement ana necpIs.ion h. ngb-
lie officers. making it felony 10 use the public
money for loans or investments. Governor
Willard vetoed Ills bill!!
~ -,"''1e1 FREE l'ausI sa5S 'n"' seven
"''''l- 'ol' ''o''
S[ G r'' or s '''' ~" ''D l1.''''o anu
49, --'1~'J wv NC'''i9 III sOHlItCS 81
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Cnmmitted 10 the Jail

~ Or the parish of Caddo, in the town OF 8ar'
" port, a negro man, aged about 9 CT z ysgg'
feet OF inches high, OF dark compilations na'
scar on his left arm CAUSED by burn, shutters "Is
talking Calls himself JoHN, says that he belongs
Reese Hugh, Of Cass county, State Of Texas = -.
negro was apprehended on board the steamer 10,
egram, in Cypress bayou The owner or o%nesg
the said negro is hereby notified to come IoNaU
prove properly, pay charges, and take nm a"ot' "
he vii. be disposed of as the law directs
WIN. B. WlSENOR, Jal.ai
c,t.....-..,,-.+ N1,raL an ILSu
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Lexington Liy,

69EaEHE 1T: 4 IF F..
Market ST., are prepared to supply
lie with horses, buggies, hacks and car
will be kept by the day or month ~
experienced ostlers have been procure
effort will be made to give satisfaction
favor US with their patronage. Persons
horses with US may rely upon our stric
their interests. Our stables will be a
with the best proyender that the countr
leans viii afford
Horses will be sold, or purchased on commisso,
March 80 1859. POWELL & BAYLIss
The State of Louisiana---Par of Cad6o
TNIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COTRT
IL --Tat0rship of Minors Of Peter Nicholson, decd
NJ 2G6. Notice is hereby given that Laura ] Nh
lis and James B. Willis tulr& and co-utor of III.
minors Of Peter Nicholson, deed, has this JayfIei
account Of their said tutorshp to the wear sss
In the office Of the clerk Of said court and unless Oh
position is made thereto within thirty days the tin
prescribed by law, said account will be homologgsa
and made the judgment Of the court.
~ } Given under my hand and the seal Of sof
L, :. court, this 29h day of March A. D. 1885,
~ E. II. PENNALL,
m30-6t Deputy Clerk
State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo
IN DISTRICT COURT-SuecessiOn Of F. K. gOsrb
1 deceased. Notice is hereby given that B. L. Hou3g
executor of the last will Of F. R. Roach decd filed
The clerk Office in and for Caddo parish on the 25th
June 1857, tabeau Of debts against said succession
and unless opposition be made thereto in the tim,
prescribed by law, said ableuu will be approved ho
mologated and made the Judgment Of the court and
said debts ordered to be paid
~ } Given under my hand and seal Of office .La
L. s. 29tb day of March, A. b. 1883.
~ N. Z. WRIGHT,
IN 30-6t Clerk
The State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo
T TIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
II Succession Of josiah b. Scott, deceased No.
tee is hereby given that JoHN L. FULLHovE, ezeca.
tor OF the last will of Josiah B. Scott deceased, hos
this day filed in the clerks office final accounted
his administration, and prays that the same mag Be
approved and homoIogated, aud unless opposionh
made said final account in the time presesbed
law, said account will be approved and made he
Judgment Of the com,, and said FulHloyo fnaIyds
charged.
90 GIVEN nder my hand and the seal Of said
lis Court, this 22th day of March 1853
~ N E. WRIGHT,
March 80 Clerk
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The State of Louisiana---Parisho of Caddo
JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
II Succession Of Josiah B. Scott. deceased. Mo-
r. DAWES,
MANUFACTURER OF
Copper, ZinCe, Tin and Sheet-IrOn Ware

TEXAS STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW E. & b. JACOBS,
q WouLD respectfully inform his old friends anil
s. 81 customers that he has resumed business 81.
W the above stand and will be sapry to see them.
He intends keeping full assortment of every thing
in his line. Particular attention paid to roofing and
gutterinp. in town or country. u3O
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StraYed

/C5S- Before the subscriber a justice of the peace
for ward No. s. parish Of Caddo State Of Loaisiam
by Mrs. Huldah Knox, living about ter miles SCUM
Of Shreveport in the parish and State aforesaid, on tho
2Ist day Of March, 1859, one small poney about IN
years old, badly swineyed the right shoulder 5on
small saddle marks ON the back, small blaiz5 c'
the forehead. Appraised to SIS.
March 81. 1859 30-3t P. G. CRUMP, 1T
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0gICc.

CARAH WILSON, my wife, and James B. ''a, .
are my agents to transact my business aas ,y '
.s,senca - AIntama. JOHN H. WILSON
Shreveport March 30, IS59-3t.
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Sale of NEGROES,

JNEN choice acciimated young negro fellows gr
i be sold at auction in Shreveport on Ss'u'"'
qth of Aprilnext. Tems--9 months credit
a,3o o. w. G. BONNER u
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For Sale.

FINE DOUBLE BUGGY, with m2ys'oe w
N Also--A Fine Piano Forte. hnqaIIy, s gr
m 20 l., II ." -
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cuunERS 4 BEARD,

Agents for FELLOWEs a w. al sa9
(NAsH aud Plantation Supplies Aa az. ensaing cr
~ inents Of Cotton to them, or on u'' ,,"IorrR23&
of cnftnn. l.
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Latest style of Spring and Summer ~
w. MARKS,

uAs just returned from New o Eeansr aal 81
finest and most complete stoch o. '''
BE DEsY 600 ID 3 the Pl5s
ever brought to Shreveport, and assure a,ires. o.
that he will sell them at unusually 10" PPsi,eI o.
attention Of the ladies' IS particularly nbt,iaIag b
rich fabrics, they may feel assured u f,ysb IRON a
gains. The goods are all new oeil7
importers, and suitable to the sea2oH are Of ia VI.
My Clothing and Furnishes I'oo'' in Town. e =.
sss aaay Il o sSre 'ona9 az and is q
,.aiI and indse for themselves. Lmh23l -
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Died

On the morning of the 10th inst, in Caddo parish,
Of inflammation Of the bowels, Mrs AMANDA NJ. eonsogt
of j. H. DE,,DY, aged % years months and 10 days
daughter of Harden D. and Sarah Cross, of Tennes-
see. The deceased left her husband and two little
children one an infant besides numerous friends and
relatives her loss May her soul rest in the
arms of him who gave it. D.
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congignees Of Merchandige per steambo

CCnS1g1eeS OF ReTChandiSe per SLeaInOOa LS
At HoteeH & Buckner's.-R, 7. Crowell; Estate of
IL. Wright; Mrs. Hannah Knight S. Briggs Co;
G. Hooks; j. Hudson; j. n. j; j. b. Glass; II. NJ.
MeCulloch; Greenberry; ] T. D; W. Williams; j. L.
Dodd; B; D. B. il Bro; W Cypert " NJ HARRISON
G. d E. Trigg j. w @; EARLY d. Edwards; h. W
Jenks S. Buggs & Co. j. j Battle; Isaac d jackson
Kingworthy; J. Hoya; j. R. Johnson J. F. Rasbu-
ry & Co; G. Harp; j. " Brooks; A. S Hayter T.
J. w. Clarke; P G. Rierson; VIM. Brock; K. Rier
son; Ii. B. JarIgan; Chatham d. Williams; Lawler
d Barthold Henry Marshall; Flournoy d Rhodes;
G. u II. W. Racquet; Pegram Owens; II. Hoya; VIM
Nash; W Hillencampi j. A. Shirley; j. j. Stewart
t j. NJ, Carrigan; w. A. Carngan; L. l.. Philleo V
Il. Jones; W B. Taylor; John Morrow; Matthew
Marshall; J G. James, Henry Stormlin.
/ At Dunn g. Ritchie'S-J. G. Burns; j H. Muckle-
/ roy; G. B. Bacon; W. R. Downs; NJ Bredig; w. r
/ D; W. I. Yeomans; D. M. Vawter; J. S, Hendricks
Jones & Shelton; Gates IL Powdnall; ID. Preston; b.
/ W Bush; D. Gaines; I. W Garner; Hayns & Glib
son; Ct. 1arbrough; Bryant Marsh; j. s. Gibbs o.
Pobst; Jas. johnson; d. Roppel; r. w. Downs; W.
] F. Hargroye; g. H. Pike; D. G. Wilder; Marsh d
Bro; j B. Natherly; J Levy; l. d Mayer.
/ At White, S'pth d BaLdtoia's Naples & McKin-
ney; f. L. q D N Walker; J. NJ Virgins & Co; |.
a. Simpson, T M. Gilmer; A II. Stith; j. W. " ".
Flanagan; I. E. Spain; }. w Orr 0 H. Pegnes;
Pefram d Greenhill; b r. McGaughy; G. G. MeGau-
ghy j Draifouse d Bro; j. G. Naples; Rev. r. r.
/ Alexander NJ. W Pierson; Chote d Mcknight; r.
/ W. d. n. a. Willet; johnson d Wren; John Overtoni
4 !. W. Greaves; Boles d. Fisher, Shook d Angel; J.
4 a. Anderson; E. 5 Riggs; A. j Reynolds; Geo. vii
! hanson; A. J. Cox d Go; Lacy Polby d Co. John
Foster; J. II. Brown; L. Golden; n. W. johnson; G.
| W. Kendall D. Il. Adams; j NJ Anderson; NJ. Levy
j. w. Jones; Sample d Hollingsworth J, F. Tom
Lies; VIM. Virgins; James NJ Graham; Chancellor
q sheppard; j. F. Thompson; Cook d Watson Rev
/ A. B. Russell; A. j, CoXe d Co; L. Wigfall; G. D
Tibbits; d. Sheard; W. A Blevin; Saml. Edmonds
R D. Thornton; n. B. Branch; J. n Coleman; NJ
W. Armstrong; D. ?. Jolly; H. Q. Ashton; j. A. Bal
ley S. H. Davis; Jas. Bray; Jas. Graham; T. E
Spain; A. j. Bickham; DR.. }. Sharpe; j. NJ Section
In D,,,r il. L Il
David l. Rosen; E. c. Lane; ]. Harper; J. D. Blair
Turner d Harper; D. G. Wilder W. a. Violet Co
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THE STATE LAND OFueE.-A bill has pass
ed through both branches fthe legislature and,
received the signature Of the governor, fixing
the salary of the register of the land Office, at
$4,000, and allowing him clerk at $4,000 per
annum. Under the bill, the receiver, who is
The State treasurer, receives salary Of $4,000.
The fees Of the office under the bill, will go to
the State. They are fixed, as follows:
For each certificate of 10 acres, % cents.
For each certificate Of 60 acres, SO
For reach certificate Of $50 acres. 81 90
Foreach certificate of320 acres, 2 90
For each certificate Of 500 acres, ! 90
Two dollars to be charged for each patent
The bill is entitled IAN act fixing The sala-
res Of the register and receiver of the land
office at Baton Rouge.
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Thanks 70 the officers Of the Judah Touro,
r. W. Powell, Eleanor, Starlight, National and
Lucy Holcombe for their attentions.
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FUGITIvE SLAVE LAWN important deci-
son was deliverd on the 7th inst, in the United
States supreme court, by the chief justice, in
the case of the United States VS.. Sherman II.
Booth, the supreme court vs.. errorSo the SUI
preme court Of Wisconsin. The case involved
the right Of State courts 10 release on habeas
corpus, parties in custody under process of the
United States. for offences against the laws of
the United States This was done by the court
below in the instance of anarrest under Judge
ment by the district court Of the United States
for violation Of the fugitive slave law. The
whole conduct of the court below was held to
be totally illegal and virtually revolutionary;
that the marshal had right, and it was his du-
ty, to resist by force any such interference on
the part Of the State powers; and that the fugi
tive slave act was clearly constitutional.
National Iutelligencer
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THEATRE.-The sterling plag Of LADY Of
Lyons, " will be performed o-niglt The ac-
compIished actress, Miss DENIM, takes the char
actcr Of Pauline We bespeak full house on
the occasion.
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Steamboat Register.
ARRIVED
ar23-Judah Touro, from New Orleans.
r. w. Powell, from New Orleans
Telegram, from Jefferson.
Joseph Holden, from New Orleans.
4-Eeanor from New Orleans.
Robert Watson, from Jefferson.
26-Naional, from New Orleans.
Starlight from New Orleans.
Era No, 3, from N lew Orleans
2I-EeaHor, from jefferson.
2S-Lucy Holcombe, from n CIV Orleans.
29-Starlght, from Jefferson.
DEPARTED
Mar .23-Telegram, for New Orleans.
joseph Holden, for Jefferson
24-Eleanor, for Jefferson.
Judah Touro, for New Orleans.
Larkin Edwards, for Monterey.
25-Robert Watson, for New Orleans.
26-R W. Powell for New Orleans
Era No. 3, for Jefferson.
27-Starlight, for j Jefferson.
2S-Eeanor, for New Orleans.
29-National for New Orleans.
Lucy Hocombe, for New Orleans.
Shreveport Price-Current.
This report embraces actual sales nsde yesteTd1y
consolidating, 715@l01Ic.
i SuGAR-N. o. brown, Sc l0c. r ID
MoLAssEs--38043 cts ~ gall.
FLouR-Superflle, 81 00@f p; St. Louis extra, so
00@- F9 Dbl.
FonK1AIess, s22@-f2 Dbl
BAoox-Sides, clear, l3@l31@c; ribbed, I1@-c.
shoulders, 9(0l0c sugar cured hams l8@I7 II ID.
LArD-l6l0l8-c. II tb.
CoFFEE-Rio, 1215@I313c. f} ID.
Wa1sKEY-33 745c II gall
CAyDLEs-St4r 230t26c. ~ b.
CoRy-Sack, 81 ESQ. II bush.
BAGeNe-Ky. l6e@-; India, 17(8-c.
RoPE-9@l0c 42 tb.
NAus-S5 OQ@5 50 p keg. IRoN-5@8c. y ID.
HlDEs-l2@l3c. u 10. PELTRIEs-l2L60I5c.
PorAroEs-Irish, 81 50@3 90 p Dbl.
OI0-Lard, 81 sag 30 y gall.
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The contract for removing the distractions
IN Bayou Pierre river and Couuissnia lake, in
accordance 10 tie adverti. cd specifications, was
awarded to Thomas Hunter, esq, Of Natchi-
loches, La, al 81 cents per cubic Yarl
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8 Il "a q Y. n IL al Il n.

The river continues to rise opposite this port.
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iHe tNet cohdlueS to rise opposite lbs port.
Since our last the judah Touru, r. w. Powell,
Joseph Holden, Eleanor, National, Starlight,
Era No. 3, and Lucy Holcombe have arrived
from New Orleans, and several boats from JEFF
feTson.
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Mr. ED1roR:-I was visited on the 18th inst with
a very severe hurricane, which blew down all my
houses and fences. Fortunately my family was not
at home, they would undoubtedly have been killed.
My neighbors were kind enough to send me help to
rebuild my houses and repair my fences. l feel UNI
der many obligations to them for their kindness. A
number of other planters were damaged but l have
heard of no lives being lost. Yours, DC.
Harrison county, Texas. n. D. MAY.
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A man by the name of Adams was arrested last Sat
urday night by Mr.. John H. Dawson, near his plan
tation tayou Rapdes, for attempting to steal ne
gro belonging to him Adams was lodged in the par
ish jail on Sunday. On Monday he was examined
before magistrate who committed him to Jail again
to await his trial before the district court We have
notyet learned particulars Alexandria Democrat.
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The Homer Had" speaks ii lfgh terms Of
the qualifications Of ]. D. Watkins, esq, of
Mmden, 70 represent this congressional dis
rict Mr Watkins is 4 democrat.
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we call particular attentionco pr. A, G.
ALsER's advertisement Of his l'he Excelsior
Photographic Gallery" cornerof Texas and
Market streets. His style Of taking pictures is
entirely new and far superior to airy We have
heretofore witnessed. We invite the public in
general toHjsit the gallery and Judge for them
selves of'lhements of the artist.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19
The return Of the frigate Niagar..

The United States steam frigate niagara ar
rived at this port on Saturday. from the coasi
of Liberia, where she was dispatched in Sep.
tembaf last with the negroes which were aap.
tured 10 the SLAYER E..ho and carried into
Charleston horbor. The niagara arrived at
Monrovia on the 9Th Of November Seven,v~nne
OF the neefoes died on the passage, leaving a
balance Of two hrndred, which were landed at
Monrovia and placed Ia charge VI the agent of
the American Colonization Society. An off.
ger on bosrdthe Niagara says tina, the negroes,
when they were taken OH board at Charleston,
w,re almost in state Of nudity. Their ao.
prarance was truly horrifying. IN stature ex.
iremely low and possessing qni,e semi-savage
physignomical appearance, they looked almost
anrthing but human beings. The day af,e,
sailing. Ihe negroes commenced to die. Or
the POI eleven died. on the 9Th, they wer,
ell ordered on deck and stripped entirely naket
and a stream Of salt wsirr played upon them
o. reaching the coast OF Afrira, they did no
appear very anxious 10 put foot on their nativ,
shore again however. they brushed up woDd
er6ull,, ana were soon afterwards located il
clean quarters at Monrovis. The Niagara j,
81 Broskiyn Navy Yard, and will be haules
On Tor .eesiss. The officers VIII be paid Of
and discharged.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-19

We sspy from me Oprlogss, Gslsus," ol
January ~, 1880, 90 lsllu~iag vh..h itovt
thsi iNsuiy eight years SEQ the sl.ruliss oil
an editor N NV Pips' acre the same a. ne,
ate now, and lhs came 80 slll alNsys slsE
The truth 10, an editor rsnuot sirp vlihoui
sfsadine on somsbod,ss iuss VI ne expresses
bis epinians irars'sly aud iTsbaiy, he "a AFRO
CANT and pfesump'uous. o. he sais facts Nth.
oli documrnis. II he coHsri~nliously fviu-es
10 aitn,aie the claims Of an lndNldusl lo 0iho'
he Is aceused u hostility A setnaPes, Nho
measures III words into vessr as d clerk lSss
iaPe-by the yaW-h1nd' him a psrsi oi
slltf ihai jngrs IKE a handful Of TYsIy IA T.
ani g.mlels, aRi Il the editor IL rot fool euo' x
20 print lhr nonsense, "Sop my p,pef-l Nuu''
pAlTanise a m,a that's no better Judge OF Poyt-
W. as Il u were patronage To bay paper a.
Rhnni nne.half more than so much waste p'P'f
would cost One murmes because bis . pei
is noI liIersy--ano,her because Il Is literary
--anolher because Il Is not literary enough
Qae grumbles because the Advertisements en-
gross 10 much room -annther complains that
the psp.r is too laTse-wr can't hnd lime 20
read il all. 0ne wants typ 80 small that .
nicroscops wnsld be- Indispensable IN every Ia
rnily-anAtheT thr 'aIens 10 discontinue The pa
par unless the letters are hall an inch long
one old ludy actually offered an additional
price Tor paper tina, should he pflnIsi IN type
"a large rs is used Tor handhhis
Every subscriber has pl,n OF his own to
eonducnng n j.nrnal, and the labor Of Sisy
phss was recreation when compared with thai
OF an editor who undertakes TO please all.
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G9TWSyJy,y,E 1NSY'TTtJTr.

GAINESVILLE INSTITUTE.
rJ'HE THIRD SESSION Of this Insttase viii coIs-
l. ncucs on the I'd Of January, 1859, uRdsr the
superintendent OF
I. T.. tLLI0TT md
Miss J. N, COMPTON,
Especisl attention will lie paid to the mental and
moral culture OF pupi'a entrusted 20 their cne spS
no pains will be spared to secure thorough know
ledge Of all the branches taught in the school.
TUITION PEB MONTH
FIRST CLAss-Orthogrsphy Hcadins, Writing
and Elementary Arithmetic, ~
SECOND CLAss-Arithmetic continued, Geogra-
Ihy, English Grammar, and Natural Phi
losopay, 80
THRU C,Ar---For all he higher branches, Ia
GLIDING Chemistry, Mental Philosophy, Phis-
ioogy, Analogy, Rhetoric, Logic, Ancient d
and Modern History; also, Latin and Gre,t, g no
Students will I've charged from date OF entraa e ell
close of session No deduction made. except ia cAaes
Of protracted sickness death.
VISITING cOnSIgTER:
DR. NJ. W. Mathews, l.. GOoding,
Rev j. + Wheeler W. Be.n,
W /. Fletchsr.
Jan. 5, ls5l---27:5 mos
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GREAT SESsATrOv on TWE SrHEgTs.- he
sGrkqIle II TSs.sSate II r1Lf Sh0l kmg'Y Wgh
ed IN "A ,iqngs IN the B,t' Narkst In The
the upp'r pprllon of the city, on last Monday
evening, qnte n trnpical Scrn- was enacied--
A Young rentrmiu went ont on the pmirle 10
drlyr in n fugitire cali. aui the cali prefrrring
the quiet 'alubdlyof the prairie to the noisy din
Of civ life, obiinNrey refused 10 accompany
the gentleman The only resort was the Tex
rs mode Of treating s.nbborn animnls, and the
little runaway vas roped nsisnter, They COM
manced their march toward the city, when the
calf. either by chcrking or disposition 10 ACT
'possam; laid itself down and refused 10 be NOV.
ed; whereupon the gentleman aehied TO 81 ack
ihe rope and arouse ;he seemingly unconscious
cali; trusting the rein to whnt he supposed Il c
traciahle disposition OF the horse.
Nav. the hor,. had no disposition TO act un-
friendly 10 any Of the COW inmily, but rscol.
lscting that the &c ,zetie" had said lnst week,
that our beef WIS very tough, he imagined II
one Of the times when he was called upon 10
show his wisdom and practical hnrsr.under.
standing. ". sprung forward, and before the
genl!snan had TIM to think Of the peri lous
condition Of the Gulf its neck was d.joinled and
the horsA;sp-rlng dawn the street az a rremen.
dous rate. Ga went ,h- horse, while the enlf
only shorr in red streak, sometimes far above
the horses bark aud again pIonghiag through
puddle, holes and gliding like creased light
mug over the shells All ryes were an1iouslv
awaiting to see the fnais Tie general OPT
niou wrs that the horse would 20 TO the stable.
but 10 the qualification Of many snaegle tooth
epieurrs, he made safe landing nj the Market
house dooi with the calf 10 skinning oder
The horse now appeared satisfied with serving
N N in what he considered The best manner.
Il is needless to say that the improvement in
beef.seak. the mex, morning. was topic Of
conversation through the whole aNy.--Mata-
gsiYdd Gazette.