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.aANlEL EDW ARDS is now prepared to
~ cute with peculiar .a,llities, at r
hi hi s.,ao'shms"', IN No.. 8 IS 80 AMI
Fulton streets, New Orleans Iron, Copper Tin,
Sheet Iron, Brass Moulding, Finishing, and Black
smith Work.
This establishment, il the following described
work, challenges competition;
Chmneys, Breeehiog, Sils.
Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans.
CHARTERS, Filterers Heaters
Copper, Tin and Pewter Worms, for Distil-
leties; aud Sheet-ron Pine.
~ Planters ami others interested would Dc
we'll to call and examine my SreAN TRAIxs for tho
manufacture OF Sugar, before purchasing elsewhere
They have been in operation many ye.ils, and give
universal satisfaction Parties leaving orders may
rely upon their execution with the utmost dispatch.
DANIEL EDWARDS.
Nos %, 80, anil 80 New Leyee, aud 81, SO and IL
Fulton streets, New 0raaGs. Ally
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE. -
N{LIT4RY C0LLEGE
J. BEnRrEs LISosLEY, ND, DID,, Chancellor Of
lhe University, and psoicsso: CT Chemistry ans
Col 3. K. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the Military
College and Professor of Engineering
JAMES +. HANnroN, An Professor OF Matheniak
les, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
j. II. STEWART, AN, Professor OF Greek and Latia
Languages and Iiteiatur4
F. L. j. THYssEls, AN, Is2iassor Of French ana
Drawing.
G. S BlAcKrr, AN, NJ D., Professor of Botany and
Natural History.
Rev. j. ". HoYrE, An, MD, Professor Of Mca-
til and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Litera.
turc. G. x. WIxssos, surgeon.
The first Term Of the nest Academic Year
commences On the 26til Of September, and she See
coad 'Fela, 14t Of February,
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel. Rooms ans
Servant attendance, 500 per Term
Engineering, French, spanish, German, D,awing
and Fencihg, each $40 per Term Of
twenty weeks.
The ancient ropHtato q the University for Sci
entilic and Classical Scholarship III he maintained,
and every facility afforded those who desire to par
sue partial c@urse. Besides lie four regular
Colega Glasses, there is also r.eparaofy Glass
Students under II years OF a.,s viii nst be admit
led.
BY The aid of Military nfseipiine, elective gov
erument is established. and healh ply steal culture
good order, and industrious habits are promoted
For Catalogues, additional information, apply
% any Member Of the Faculty, Nashville Tennessee
Feb. q, 1859. 3 4f-ly.
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BEUFF RIVER AND NEW ORLEANSl
REGULAR EIGHT DAP PACKET,
B. F. GOODWIN, :
FREEsE & DoRsEY,
Master.
Clerks.

b. +. G00DWIN, Master.
FREEsE + DoRsEY, : Clerks.
Passengers and shippers arerespectfully informed
that this entirely new and comfortable boat win
take her place permanently in the above trade on
the FIRST rise Of watcr.
share Of patronagelis solicited and satisfaction
guaranteed 70 those travsling, or entrusting their
business on tie boat. , ssa m .sg a7f +
~ The '.Frolic" will 60 into Bayou
Louis on every alternate trip.
Nov. 81, 1850. 7-2I-ds.
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STEPS low ARD lIEAI EN-;
E,es,giesss ils q. sss... e,s Tie.

h6fks&sSes sss ~ esssk ss1s N<ss<s
WRITTEN by r. +. Aagritp. the we-knenn
asatisog IL .ossfi tla.S been truly ssiii 1aes
dsti,g, he as nod Wrsssss eer@ ~ aoatd ssitd 4
eYsssen HIS g,aphc pen neser tiree and ii this
sew vosts.f. re Perceive thss Id Rsce issfui-
II iahosirle to benefit while he praseHrra While
to make them be ter fTii. Is mos decidedly re-
lgi6ua Ghan his other works. Though tits not
doctrinais ror seetaaian. IT Il wqfE we'll calcu'A
ted to do good, and sdesisned 80 show that the
beauties ard cndeaiInenis oil Christianty anefo 10
developed amid the stern realizes Of everyday
ffe sand MOTTO be put asids at the tla' gaihtloss
geSabbatb evening" 4k MsEtl
G Published BY G. 81 Evans. 4ss Chcstsas Street,
ri Adelphfs. Price 81 ~
G e. LFAss pablisser.s
80 st'h..srat ssfsss; Fs.IssssAia. r..
Yehr4 IakaM 55ss 8 !. ~
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Assessment Roll. 1860,

l have this day (l6th Now deposited in
the Recorders Office the assessment roll o.
this parish for the year 1860, aud notice is
hereby given to all persons, wishing correc
tons made, to apply at said Office, within
thirty days from, this ate.
J. n. RILEY, Assessor.
FL. Burg. La. Nov 81, go. 7-2l-3t.
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ia Nj ES V. NILES.

ia ES " NILES.
LAND AND GENERAL AGENT. WASHING
TON CITY. d. G.
HAVING been connected with the General Land
IL Ofice for eight years, anu beil.s familiar with
the business of the various branches of that office
offers his services to the public as an Attorney for
the prosecution of Presumption Claims, procure
ment Of Patents, &c.
References-IIo Thomas A. Hendricks.
Commissioner General Land Office: Joseph Viii
son. Chief clerk General Land Office Hon Geo g
Whiting, Commissioner of Pensions; Sweeney,
Rittenhcuse, FAINT Il co., Bankers all of Wash
ton city. Hon II cry, Monroe, La. 4:y
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NATcHEz d AONROEMAIL LINE

-. THE UNDERSIGNED faS@s~ h
rngssHIbeg leave to inform lsss-af;X
the travelling public
that the facilities of travel this route are now
complete, and that prompt and comfortable t, ans
portation can at all times be had. The 'KESHENA'
having undergone thorough repairs, and the ca ns
enlarged. affords every convenience for passengers
She leaves Hsrrisonburg daily, except Sundays, Il
I o'clock, A. ~, and connects with the stage fSk
vidalia At Brushy Bayou. Large and commodious
four-horse Coaches are employed on the route The
roads are in excellent repair--reliable teams and
trustworthy drivers win be in attendance, and 20
pains will be spared to render the journey expeak
tious and agreeable. G. l. r. PUTNAM,
Proprietors Of the Line from Harrsonburg to
Naechex.
Harrisonburg, La, Mar. * 'sO.-s-ss-y
KEEP. BARD g co.
1 Western Produce and Com ss;ssiea
i MIksHAsTe.e
- : g 1s3dras Street. l.vorl.a,s
-
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Z STAB ished 11Go
Pc I E IL LORE LII ARD !,

PETE LOR LARD.
tSn!f and 3o5aeco Maagactpter
lG i Is Chambers Street, formerly II Chatham
st. New York
Would call the especial attention of Grccers and
Druggists to his removal, aud also to the articles
OF lis manufacture viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
lfacabov, Demigfos,
Fine Rapree, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappcc, Nachitoches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen,
YELLOW SN FF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, French Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch,
OBJ &C .
Smoking. FIRE Crit Chemtng. Smoking
No. /. T. A. L. or plain, St. Jago
No. 9, Cayendish, or sweet. Spanish,
No & mixei. Sweet Scented Cavendish,
Kitcloot, Tin Foil Cayendsh,
Canister aud Turkish
Circular of Prices viii be sent Oh application.
n. 3. - Note the new article OF Fresh Scotch
Snuff. G:G:iy
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Terms sf Sale.--

Terms Of Sale.--
One third Of the purchase price Of ths
Land and Slaves to be paid in cash, the re-
naming two,thirds to be paid in equal 10.
stalments at one and two years credit from
the day Of sale; purchasers to give their note,
with approved personal security, ard to be
further secured By special mortgage and
1aslon privilege oariAe land ap3e slasss;--
- note TO bear 8 per cent. per annum il.
tsrsst, from maturity till paid.
The personal property to Be sold on credit
1t twelve months, -purchasers to execute
their so.ss With approved security for the
pricet the notes to bear interest NJ above set
loeth. Sale 70 take place on the premises.
D. N. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
Dec. 5. 80. Prs. fee $50.
srAs. .. LouialAsA, D1srslcr Counr.
ParisA u Catahouls Clerks Office.
Ssssssios Of William Edscards deed.
WHEREAS. George w. Gibson, admins
- traitor Of said succession, has this day
died IN this Office, i 6nal account Of his ad-
min;stsation thereof which account he prAys
may b approved. Therefore notice Il here
b. given IA: miles opposition y said sc-
count i Aled ia this ofiss in thirty days
from In dats, the Same will Be approved aud
homologased according 70 law.
G. G. DUKE, Clerk
De-. {, 1850.
CHE UNDERSIGNED announce 10 the
- oomnanity thas they have just finished
md put in operation their
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NEW ORLEANS
NJ L d | G A L N O TT C FL.
IT IS INFALLIBLEt .-

4. .
ia. LEROY'S FRENCH MIXTURE FOR THE
~ prompt and certain cure
of all urethra Diseases and - = {CTa,sssse,~,-
those affections solely-TO 49, ~
THE PUBLIC.-Seventeen ASnszz=z
years trial of this Mixture in s~f4Aassss>
extensive pra ctce in New Orleans has fully tested
its powers and removed those preudices which.
physicians and the public generally have against Al,
medicine, by its invariabe success in all
Urethral Diseases, such as Gonorahna, Chronic
Gonorrahga. elect, Spasmodic Structures Neural
gia of the bladder and Urethra Affection of the
Kidneys, Incontincnce of the Crime, Whites, &c.
N0TlCE.-No Nausea, 20 Exposure no Odor to the
breath, no detention from business. and hut little
restriction as to diet; it is purely vegetable. and
ONE BOTTLE generally cures in from THREE to
EIGHT DAYS.
Price per Bottle g @
~ Try it, We afflicted, and be Convinced
1t would be well in obstinate eases Of Gonor-
rahna and elect, to in connection with the
Mixture, our CAMPHoRATED BELLA ONNA
INJECTION.
For sale by the principal Druggists in tie United
States and British PROVINCES.
SHLENkER & BRO,
sole 4 Agents for Harfsonburg La
Also for sale by MORRIS BRO, Druggist,
May 50, 1S60.-yl. Trinity La
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IENRYs. SMITH d TOWNSEND
Importer ard Jebbets ofStape,ts Fancy
N p " n IA ~ <

Sos. II d 10 Harm street. Men York
Their long connection with the Southern
aud Southwestern Trade enables them t.
present advantages to buyers from those
sectious
0niers executed faithfully and prom:tt.
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PROBATE SALE.
Succession Of Geo. w. Loveiace,

~ Succession OF Geo. w. LOvelace,
IN pursuance of an order OF the Honorable
District Court, 10 and for the parish Of Cat
ahonla, to the ande.sigued Sheriff Of said
parish, directed, shall proceed to offer fol
sale 70 the highest bidder. at public auction,
SAFURDA =, 5M day Of Jan'y, 1861
at The door Of the Courthouse in the town Of
Harrisonburg, the undivided sixth part Of the
following described land, belonging TO the
succession Of Geo. w. Lovelace, dec, to-wit:
A tract, or parcel Of land, situated in this
Parish, near Deer Greek on Sicily Island
being the same granted by the Spanish gov
eminent TO John Lovelace, Jr.; containing
four hundred arpents, or three hundred and
thirty seven and 92-lO0 acres, and confirmed
70 sid Lovelace by the United States, and
being in sections No. 80, 81 and 80, township
eleven, range eight east.
Terms Of Sale
Cash, at its appraised value, as shown by
the inventory, and 10 the event Of its failing
to sell on these terms, that it then be reohter-
cd on the same day for what it will bring on
credit Of twelve months.
D. NJ. PRICHARD,
Sheriff.
Dec. s, go. Prs. fee $40 90.
PARTITION SALE.
18th District Court,
PARISH OF CArAHoULA.
Succession Of John ?. & Martha Hanes, dec
my virtue of an order of sale to me directed |
from the Honorable the Court aforesaid,
l will, on
SATURDAY, 5M day Of Jan'y, 1861,
within the hours prescribed by law, offer at
public sale to the highest bidder, for the pur-
pose of effecting a partition, the following
described property. belonging to the success
orr of John p. and Martha Hanes, dec, to
wit:
Land-The south west fractional part Of
section No. four, township seven north, range
six east, containing one hundred and seven
24-l00 acres, fronting and lying on the south
side Of Little river, b.ing the same on which
said decedents lately resided: bounded above
by lands of r. G. Wooten, below by lands OF
John p. Ogden, aud in the rear by lands Of
=. h. together with all the improve
ments aud ..ppurtenancies thereunto attached
and belonging.
Also another tract or parcel Of land front.
;dg and lying on the north side of Little river
opposite the above described land, and con-
tanning two hundred and thirteen and CO.
100 acres, said tract being composed of the
northwest fraction of section No. four, in
township No. seven NORTH range six east,
containing ISL $1,000 acres; and Lot No. 3,
being the north west fraction of south east
quarter, and Lot No. 4, being the north east
fraction Of south quarter Of same section,
township and range, containing. go lo-loo
acres.
aZnnes- Also thu fnllnwinn Slaves
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Dec 5, go. Prs. fee $40.
OUR HOUSE
mnYNrImx1 "a

OUR HOUSE
TRINITY, LA.
nzIIE proprietors of this establishment A.A
y respectfully announce to the public H!!1k
that the house is now in receipt Of, and will
be constantly supplied with choice assort-
ment Of everything pertaining to I the
GROCERY LINE,
such as,
LIQUORS, Of the finest quality
CIGARS. '
TOBACCO. = superior article.
FRUITS,
NUTS,
CANDIES,
I. RoolnAsalor private parties furnished, and
the attendSnts Of tae house will ever be found
promps aud o0liging.
The house Is supplied with excellent BIZ
lard Tables and fine Bowling Saloon
The old patrons of the stand and the public
are cordially invited 70 call
Trinity, La. Nov. I, 90. 7:19af
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.3laves-Also the following Slaves

-FefSOn0t ETOpefty-
Also FIVE horses,
Also three mules,
Two yoke Of oxen,
40 head Of cattle, more or less,
20. bead Of hogs, more or iess,
500 bushels Of corn,
s stacks of fodder.
One cart--one Wagon,
farmingsntensels,
! Blacksmith tools,
2 ferry fats,
Bureau,
Clock,
Lookipg-glass,
$ shoe guns and musket.
Spinning-wheel,
2 rockers chairs,
4 tables,
! safe,
. bedsteads,
Crockery,
Cooking utensils, c., DC.
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HARRiSuNBURG
MALE AND FE.MALE ACADEMY.

MALE AND FENALE dCADE1lT
Third Session.
THIS INSTITUTION will be re-opened on Mon
L day, the 10th Of September, for the instruction
of both sexes in all tue branches OF thorough and
polite education Able and experienced teachers
will be employed in the different depaI tine Its Of
the school
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
of twerty weeks each--theFall session commencing
on the Second Monday of September, and the
Spring session the Second Monday in February.
The Academy Building has been thoroughly re-
paired at an expense OF about $500. We feel safe
in asserting that for comfort convenience, and
heathtuness it is not surpassed by any similar
structure in the State
The male aud female departments are separate
and distinct--both under the control OF the plin
cipal, and the female department under the imme-
date superntendence of a lady of practical expe-
Renee.
- Boys prepared for College, or their course
of instruction regulated according to their pi OBJ
able pursuits iii life.
RATES OF TUITION, PER SESSION:
(one-haif IL adpa,see
Primary CSass-Readirs. Writing, orthogrsphy
asopsdnore czass-Arithmetic, Geography,
English Grammar, &c, IS 90
Junior C1a&s-Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, Botany, Geology, Astronomy,
Rhetoric History, Algebra, &c, 25 90
Senior Wass-Figher Mathematics, Latin
and Greek Languages, Logic, Moral
Philosophy, &c; SO 90
EXTRAS at teachers prices.
- Each pupil will be required to tay,upon en-
tering the school, the sum Of 81, for incidental
expenses.
Each pupil will be charged from date Of entrance
to close of the session. and no deduction will be
made except in cases of protracted illness.
Board can be obtained at reasonable rates
THERON STONE, Principal
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ESTRA YED OR STOLEN :.

q HORSE Of the following de- =
c' sc'iption escaped from the un cIn
designed early in November last, and any
person delivering or furnishing information
that will lead to his recovery will be literally
rewarded. He is ii large sorreI; about fifteen
ha"ds high, with blaze in the face and
you'd be termed mooneyed, is about 6 or
years old, walks, ,rots, and is fair harness
horse. 3. c. DESuA.
A ddress, HarriSonburg La.
zee. IL. 1860 7-24-,f
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Shelf Geeas Liqueus4 ils'artmett.
We have a very large as oftaient of
BOTTLED GOODS,
Imported exclusively for ourselves, With fjrei.yl
staeps also put up BIZ ourselves i,i vefv Handsome
ssyles, ard bgass copyrighted ard trade nT:tfys
securod and bran6s es&lyfiglitad 4al trade marks
secured, ard IL prices ltwer thin Dan be hnttlcd
except wish ia 4aciii aes that have perfected
rfttaia,a Cfrnlsas Cabinet Champagne.
from Messrs. ilanart psge ct Gis. Reus
This vine we receive regularly and IL t. steadily
growing IN favor sith thsb best infges aud all who
try it. Iii undoubtedly equal IN quality to the
most costly chdaipagnes in order 70 Introduce it
we sell tIsices title less tsa,. tie ueidsiels
i NawYork, May 2sl,s 1886. g 7:e:y
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CAMPBELL 4 CO, Dealers in Moss, Cufls
" uar, Feathers, Mattresses, Bedding etc.
l75 Canal Street, New Orleans.
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%. wa iePnssss Cd Brother.
u AhDWARE MERCHANTS. cor -
- ner of Common and Maya ~~24Asss477s
zine streets, NEW ORLEANS. sszs.r-.s.
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BOOKS! BOOKSM BOOKS!M
&CHOC L. Religious and miscellaneous; a
- new supply just received at the Post
Office. E. FLETCHER.
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&. AZ. d: b 4. +WffITLOCh- d CO.,
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE
GKUCERS, NEW YORK.


To Merchants, Druggists, and iIoteI Pro-
priei0rS.
no those with whom have not already the
pleasure of doing business, we respectfully So
licit trial and exaination Of nur importatiaiis
stock ana prices. a@s ISL ~
We keep nothing but pure and satisfactory
goods, and aim to deal iiberaiy and only with re-
liable houses. f ~
The larger our sales, the lower we can make the
prices, and the larger impotations the lower
the cost to us in Europe, together with adyanta-
ges in securing preferred vintases. nc. srk
In the experience of twenty years we have
spared no pains TO procure the most desirable
goods, direct from producers, both abroad and at
hon,e and the variety, extent and richness of our
stock may be tested by ordering whatever the con-
sumner may require i'll line, and We will glarall-
tee against any disappointment.
Our assortment is always complete in
Branelies, Wines, Liqueures,
Ales, Conslals, Syrups,
BItters. stsshecy, Segars.
Tohaee,ss, Teas
And choice Fatii'y aaf llinsst;on Supplies
Generally.
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By the ala of Military discipline, elective gov
erument is established. and health phy scal culture
good ORDER and industrious habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, or additional information, apply
to any Member Of the Faculty, Nashville Tennessee.
Feb. 81, 1852 4f-ly.
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MARKS d NEWM AN,
DRY GOODS AND GROCERY MERCHANTS,

MARKS d NEWMAN,
DRY GOODS AND GROCERY MERCHANTS,
HARRISONBURG, La,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they arr
H. now receiving and opening an extensive assort
imentof
DRY GOODS
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
consisting Of an unrivaled stock of
CLOTHING AND l7URNISHING GOODS
Plantation Dry Goods,
Family Supplies,
Saddlery
| Hardware,
| Hats, Cans,
Boots, Shoes, &c
The public are requested to examine the stock, Il,
both in variety and quality, it is unsurpassed.
Prices commensurate with the times
Harrisonburg, La, Oct, 10. 60 40.
FALL AND WINTER
MAYER g. EEVYSTEHN
4 NNOUNCE to the community the receipt at their
| II old stand of heavy stock of
SEAS0sABLE GOODS,
consstingof
READY-M1DE CLOTHIVG
of superior quality, from which complete outfit
can be had for Gents. Youths, or Boys.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,,
HATS,
CAPS,
SHOES,
SADDLERY, -
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY
GLASSAND TlN-W ARE.
In fine stock is complete in every department,
and the public are cordially invited to examine for
themselves.
II. Burg, Oct. 10, go. 7:15:2m.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
Z. ~HLENKEzs az BRO,
MOULD inform their patrons and the public that
W they are now opening lais and complete as
sortment Of
GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS
READY-N1DE CLOTHING
r U MS HING G D OBS.
Also a full stock of
STAPLE, FANCY AND PLANTATION
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS.
SHOES,
HATS,
CAPS, &C. (;
FAMILY GROCER ES, ETC.
The public are invited to examine the stock |
ii. Burg, La, Oct 10, go. 7:l5.3m. /
FALL AND WINTER GOODS! /
m HE undersigned respectfully give notice |
Y that they are now in receip; of "a large
and carefully selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS /
which are offered to the public on accommodi ing I
in part of superior assortment OF
READY-NADE CLOTHLYG
GENTS. YOUTHS AND BOYS,
FANCY AND PLANTATION DRY GOODS, |
HATS, /
CAPS.
BOOTS, SHOES.
SADDLERY.
CROCKERY, +
HARDWARE.
CUTLERY. ETC, ETC.
FAMILY GROCERIES, &c.
FLEISHMAy COIN
II Burg La, Oct. 10, %. 7:L5:2m.
REGULAR 0UACHITA WEEKL. PACKET
-
T'EEEGseAHE,
CAPT. HENRY F. STEWART,
ln I'LL, from this date until permanent rise ofthe
'! river, make weekly trips between Harrisonburs
nd New Orleans.
Leaves New Orleans, Saturday,
- Harrisonburg, Tuesday.
Every attention will be given all business on toe
QUITE, and the travelling community may rely upon
to time as advertised.
Harrisonburg, La Oct. 81, 1860. 7-1S-tf :.
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APPLES FOR THE MILLION!l
* Barrels Of superior apples in good condi.
~ ton for sale low, BY
/. SHLENKER 4 BRO.
Dec. 5. 1860. 1872.
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8as A9'sa ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-14
Totals

Whole number Electoral votes: 800
Necessary to a choice: 152
So that Mr.. Lincoln will have 81 Elec-
toral votes to spare. But we live in hope
that Delaware and California will also cast
their vote for Lincoln.
We set down Lincoln's majority in New
York at $4,000 under the supposition that
all other parties there are to be united
against him. Should the Breckinridge
party adhere to their own ticket, we think
Lincoln's majority over Douglas will be not
less than 12o, 900.
In Pennsylvania the Republican MAORI
ty at the October election will not exceed
$4,000 or 10000, as the two wings of the
Democracy are united on the State ticket
From the same cause the Republican ma.
jority in Ohio will not exceed 10000 at the
October election. The two parties in In
diana are also united on the State ticket
and our majority there at the October elec.
ton may not exceed 5000 or 10000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-14
Douglas for a slave Code.

Douglas said in his celebrated New Or
leans speech in 1858:
ain accordance with that decision, (refer-
ring to the Dred Scott decision) we hold
that SLAVES are property, and hence on an
equality sOith all other kinds of property
and the owner Of SLAVES has The same
RIGHT to move into Territory and carry
his SLAVE PROPERTY Nth him as tie owner
of ANY OTHER PROPERTY has to 90 there
and carry his property.
Mark the language. They rightfully
carry their slaves into the Territories ac-
cording to Douglas, and slavery of necessi-
ty then exists there. Then clinch it with
the following, from his reply to Jerry
Black:
"All who believe that slavery exists in
the Territories by virtue of the Constitu-
ton, are bound by their consciences and
their oaths of fidelity to the Constitution to
support Congressional Slave Code for
the Territories
There is no escape either from the Ian
guage or the intention.