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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12

@"GREAT -SRCEssloE.-
Adjspatch reached US from Ritch1etown
last evening, by the clothes line that that
place had finally determined to secede
fon the State. "Sober, sedate conscrva-
tires" were going about with turkey
Iu1zard feathers in their haas. The i'm
mediate cause of this is attributed to the
fact that small boy observed "the torch
Of the incendiary," over in Ohio. Tie
town dog-peltcr had given notice of his
intention to throw up his commission and
svears that he will never more pelt CANNES
under Lincoln's administration. There
were few submissionists who were base
enough to propose to await the action of
the balance of the Panhandle. a slong,
low, rakish schooner" lying at the port of
Ritchetown, on Saturday night, fred
thirteen squibs and ran up upon its jack
staff delipidated red shirt, which now
floats in the breeze where once fluttered
the bar stangled spanner. The captain
made speech, the second one he ever
made in his life, the first being brief and
to the point, and consisting simply of the
words, mot guilty,p The bold officer has
long hair, of coursc, which bangles behind
bis ears and hangs round his ''pallid
cheeks"
aLiko sea %osd round clam"
aal he is altogether "6erce to behold."-
Everything will be done to avert the
dreadful disasters which the secession of
N'ehietOwn would entail. The people of
Es-are, with whom the Ritchietown folks
iais little in tue pea nut and hog hair
line, will crawl on their bellies and eat
dirt in most humtliating manner. In
tict everything will be done to save the
Panhandle, We hope for the best.
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Trust Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN Si,EDg or 8Ti,1tsT \
ID dnted the 22d day of February 1856, and now Of
record in Ohio County Clerks office, in deed book
NO; ~ folio 2l5 from William Hamilton and Eliza
neth MS wife, to Morgan Nelson, deceased Trustee
will on the Goth day of November 1900 before the
trent door Of the Court House of saidcounty in tile
CITY OF wheeling, at IL o'clock A: ~ proceed to s4II
the following property, to wit: 80
Lot No. one ~, situate the South side of Lins-
ley street, in that part of the city of Wheeling called
Fifth streets. 1'''''' "tt
TERsts OF s4IE-onet bird cash, and for the resi-
equal fnstaIments, will BIO given the purchaser or
purchasers giving bond and security, with interest
IRON Tho day of sale; a lien to be retained on the
premises as further security
MARY A. NELSON, Xxx
ocL.++-td of Morgan Nelson, leceased
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BUFFALO, Nov. 1o.-Six schooners went
ashore at oakville, Canada, during gale
last night.
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a s sANUsl P.7H1ll has bssn apooins-
IS a deputy by Sheriff. irwin.
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Y09IElI05lIlh.
Reported for the Daily ntelIigeneer

Reported for the Daily InteI igencer.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. e.-Midnight.-
There is no news of consequence from,
| Alilledgevtlle. Meetings are being held all.
over Georgia, for the formation of Minute
Men, andta meeting has been called to be
theld Mt Augista Tomorrow. 1t will be-
EavatiSess citizens, and decided measures
looking to the secession of Georgia, will
be adopted. ~
Almighty exciting scene took place this
afternoon. in this city. A Northern man,
named Thayer, Homeopathic doctor, and
formerly resident, has recently returned,
and he is charged with uttcring abolition
sentiments. On Thursday night he was
ordered to leave the city. Gu his refusing
to do so, he was waited on by {. crowdthis
afternoon. The crowd was increased TO
several hundred persons, who were adj
dressed by several citizens, sum urging
summary treatment, and others a amilder
course. Whilesthe crowd WAS engaged in
listening, Thayer was conveyed off by the
rear of the hotel, and escaped punish
nent. Several citizens aided his escape,
in consequence of the entreaties of Thay-
er's wife aud children It is, presumed
that he is now of for safe quarters. The
feelingo of hostility against Yankees of ali
parties, is gradually widening and deepen
ing. 81 n
A military convention of the State will
Iss gu ussaay at
essaee mas oeen
1d pptoS 81 = us Esa9lng nine Legs
! = % Warmly "PPtau lf3'
Ar,c,,sa, =, ~ : n - =
ga! NOV: g-M. d: =. walk
1lsN IN rue ". q ,. army, has re-
5 s!5ns nls CON MISSION. ne Will be can
taer 10. o, tne Aogasts Xol9n
n; el Ta tLe siee!lon on SATURDAY
ensoI;od Ae =, :; minute men nave
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SPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE
sPALp1sEs;Ss PREPARED GLUE
sPAID1Nsss PREP GLUE
SAVE F1IE PIEGEs
ECoNoMYl DIspATCH
1884 s4lEcHI .TI,tr SAVES
Ae accideats ,sfI Eeppet. ers,, IN ,s,r.,,;,,t,l
families, 1t is very desirable TO have some mi
convenient way for Furniture, Toys CrocER
sPAIDNG,s PREPARED CLUE
meets All such and no hguselloId can NJ
ford to be without IL Its always ready and tp to
the sticking point There is no longer reeSssitS 70
mping chairs, splintcre1 Ieneefs headies d6lls m
broken cradles. 1t Is just the article Tor cone se
naS StnsT g work with ladies
. This admirable preparation q used sold, being
hs,d IN s9sss1ss eS a thS
may pe5 used in the place of ordinary mucilagt
being vastly more adhesive AZ
: sSfBSERuI IN livery HOUSEp
-. ia Brnsh accompanied each bottle. RIce.2s
Wholesale Depot, 4scedar-st.,N.sY.
Address HENRY @. SPALDING & Co.
Box No. 5000 New York
snt mp for Dealers in Gases containing four eight,
and twelve dozens beautiful Ltlhog shoSsoard
@c''lt tany Ing each pack &C. ass ~
- single bottle Of SPALDTNG,S pRFPARE
SOE VIII save ten times its annually TO over
Sold by all prominent stattonera, DrnR,ists, Hnrl
S, ana FNrniture Dealers, 9rOcors, and Fancy
Merchants should make note of sPALD.
d i1 PREPARED GLUE, when making up their
list II VIII stand any climate.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE 8
r. sPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE,
.5ts SOLD BY SVAT1oNERs 80
s. -, spALDRSess PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. 80
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY LANDMARK DEALERs
e, sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By HoUSEPURNISuING STORES
e sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURN1TURE DEALERs.
SpAIDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
4. SOLD BY GR0CRRs 81 y
sPAID1NG's PREPARED GLUE ltsS
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENRRIETy
Manufactured by 5sEs= ms sste i
HENRY O. SPALDNG & CO..
..,,-o. IS Ce1or-St,, New York.
Address Post Office, Box 5000. -
Annexed Is Alphabetical List of Articles Which
GasgeG may 9e restored to meteorological strength
SPALDING'S PREPARED, nnTR,
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a Fact, and n0 -Mist0ke.

ET!HE BEST, LARGEST, EANCIEsT & CHEAPEST
u assortment of'Perfumcries, Extracts, Soaps, Hair
Oils, PomRdes Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes can ia
found at the Odd Fellows Hall Drug Store
nOvl +. ROCKING. AGENT
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Monday morning, Nov, 12, 1860.
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a. !. TRAVELING sHAWLs,
EHOR MEN AND DoYs-Just received by
II now GEO. r. TAYLOR
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sHOWE'S'' Standard Scales.
-Q OWES STANDARD SCALES, all sizes Counter.
Platform, Hay or Cattle Scales, for sale at Fac
tory prices, by Pc. HILDRETII & BRO.
oct2S-d&w Agents tor tho Manufacturers.
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q AEF's ExTRA5NA1IILY -FIOUR-
VI 200 barrels of this superior brand just received
per steamer Day City, and for sale by -
noVI 57l5f NJ. REILLY
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As Gec!dents sofI hoppeN, erta IA sesRETsSSlatel
families, 1t is very desirable 10 have ss
s9SFs en- way go5s crocEF
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,

JNiE undersigned have established nj Wash ngton. La. Parish Of -, s
L ue sale OF sNGERS SEWING MACHINES, where's sumlvw Win ~ ~ "a, p. landry a ~
EVERY DESCRIPTION AND QUALITY to suit the various w6p OF H. WY. Constantly nPa
These Machines are manufactured by 81. Singer & Co. ewYort ma MHay - a@A
at 1.-The NEW oufEANS AND NEW YORK PRICES, With u congJaam m we ohrM M E
SINGERS M~ACHINEsu, F
Sew equally we'll the finest nbhAa aud the cosmet and the5s. ~ &&E @
uravdtdo on Aartd WITHOUT CUTTING EVERY STITCH. ' u"" The work n. 4
= SINGERS sEWINGNAcHfNEsu,
IRE the ts simple In their constructions nd are the most aurabs ". .n, S##
BY Ma for three cara "" sunraaae uc r@
- shig get hull and complete instruction 10 purchaser and hea IN a. &@E IRl
CHcmasw i'll piHfa attached will he fgGilel ION apuhuttanh ~ We, use Of these uAM
te Washington pa tomee. Parish of ST. Landry. F~,ofb ny tkrt oumas ~@a
81 silk. LMEn md Cotton bread. Needless SMhues Gufis. Hamnes sM. buHA
quantities 10 suit the y}ma wants Of purchasers - 'Psh eSsE etc IN. -
& SINGERS ibMAtHINEsa ltd or exchanged for new madiuea .m Ah
artrae .#%3 gJ " r " "o repaired nj -.
ORDER. RA
We respectfully invite lit pubic to cal and exmine hee shett,es a, u a%#@
superiority crT "N oec onsBta dMu
ALL OTHERS N IN UsE.u
With the assurances HAT they will &c sold at the sewoAeans ana Manphetusrs pd.sa
A. MiEISPAuGH. Sole a mxN1 N
F" ~. raal ah ct NJ Landry, SNasna,MmGs,
N MATTER BENNETT. Ann smgmnI at
4 staten LOUISIANA. 50 Camp tresN No nrme Z
SaHme Machines ceH be e~en ct u y. EALERSs onaa.s. aae@urkA&
And at TT BUsfEELL.s. Old Grand Praire. ta,
Opauwas October 1859 -1y - ##
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Ihs LntF cnsc Of LsicIing Law In soutn
Carolina asd the Lesson ii Traches.

sHS LESSON III XPAcne6. a
Our back republican coter,f ara r;as il,
Independent. The T,1sbune and IN t,.s.5 I, :
Poa-haye been raising d lane,,,ahla ~ n
cry over The recent lynching Il nne 80.
Power. at Columbia, South Carolina Pr.
is . native Of Ireland, d stose e,,,.r "a
with a number uf other men If Ills ,..,,,a u
different naliouali,iss, was emnI.,yed i ~ :
construction Of the new State House =, Gs,taa
bia, when the pro-slavery (,an,,1;,,sa - w:
lance Of .aid tuwn got wind af .,,,. ,,,,,..i
Of i,oNtr u an abolition caa,ac,e, iaa :.
salts Ae,c. AZ, nfs,.ecessf.l ati,.,,,, az ls.s,..
Is esoa .H, hi, %rapliffe. lie snH st,,,, n, ,'saa,
nine iasiie- upu, His bare iack. alteg wh,an H,
was served with q cpst ,f Tar All l,.,,,,.r Is
afain this condil ion sent doBn H. ra;Irs,aa A
Charleston, where he Was cendnctea +. 49, =
and thence. after 4 confinement Of s,,ys,al a.
shipped 10 New York..
These. We believe, are The facts in n.
but, as served up in our abolition, ORGAN So
The testimony Of the suaerer. Tho oaiv 49,
is thai, from The various tortotes i,;.lS aaa
moekeries 10 which he was sabiee,s,d ba 4 ~
eafed with bis life. From The very fae, ,s,~
~ III tAkft-
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10 he paysifiam Of the Southern Staftt
'Nois' t'et'ni.r s.HRnaF nFasay,
sf"iie's eef'3,se L'ort Nsre,
Sfoife's Genuine Hsatira yris.,
Woifess tsenutne sherry vine.

am HoHs Supplying the trade with pure CesShss
- bsdndF in bottles, both for medical aid prissfs
use. The imfsense success that LAS cruvned M
Efforts to place a pure Gin within TIE reach d III;
under the name Of Aromatic Sebiedsm schnapn
and 70 drive ont Of The market tic p~ernic;pss ecns
poGnds sold as f;ia Throughout III country, HI
many leading druggists. apotlecasies and mciasl
net, Tor zone years past, TO solicit me r. pHfps
The same course in regard TO the article of BRANDY
should baye complied with thssn Requests from III
quarters long ago. but vas, det5fied ioi, 4! hy hi
fact, that owing TO tie exorbi;ant prices Of Rfssiy
IN France, consequent upon the shortaess 81 ~
grape crop fgF some years, there was no chance u
my being able to import the chohcsl Br4tyf
bottle it and sell 1t at moderate prices. Fortunately
Tor me. the grape crop for the last and pfryioB
year land the prosf~~5r thfsb was abundant -
prices Of Brandy have fallen to the standard II u
years aga The duty on granly il also sesrny
per cent. lower. and | have now made arrdn5enes
with four Brandy exporters Ia France, OF HE HID
est repute, and anu regularly receiving csndye
ments of the best cognac Brandy, which IAa
o"ttling and selling as Wolfe's Genuine CsgIse
Brandy | guarantee with my seal labels and n.
~tiicates, The Bsdndy SO hnttled by me, as the PM
unadrlterated article, and II will be fouDd, wtfA
used - a medicine, a beverage, or a cordial, benin
fiji aud inYigorating. It has been q matter II NJ
'yersal complaint. that a bottle of pure, unBAxAA
French Brandy, WAS very difficult to OBTAIN -
the purchaser. niuc times in ten, was deceived ~
a vile manufactured imitation. OF all desctiptses
oil ardent s@.lrits. Brandy. from it's high price, ~
to.p thu .-n n I'D. Az. .:.x.. 500 rnfAta HkUh
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AIUIES

VIE sabsetther respectfully informs tho prh,,s
''ias ne t'as ai1ont nigetr young MUGS n
q. maud, f9r sale, At Mr. Desessarts lot. in SssAs,5assa
.I.n { and will hare until March. IHs
IA w ns VIII seq as lon as they caa be bought
atsn ! esfeet TO have ahti,t the iftftsf Fesyyayv
~ my head os siae Kes,.tscky Ilarses, we'll l,ats
Which viii he hold under gtiaralitss, VS. '''Aei
Ahy stoeS that viii sill. ii it does no. ,ur, mi
q q NJ r.: s,eSsssse. ti.ey viii It all tfnae-he5taiisn back
! H. ~ ihphey es'.raed-thaakfn for tl,e pntrona 90
, nave received from the planters. ot.si.bstard;n
nc iaai'gfpns and absurd faIsei,oods assertaS bx
sone intlii'ass traders. I assure ,hein their CONT.
. IN. Nj, Always be appreciation and / shnii
.oa,,o,s,s H.. JOHN II. GRAHAM.
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Public Notice.

~ oi,uis Is hereby given 10 all persons whom !.
1 y l,ay Concern. thar on the Isl Nav Isgs y !
m s'Ti.ea q tne Land Office. At opelousas, L AN pe4 :
q 4. n D and .te NJ Y: " e 2 y; y so5. ,ss ii
4, :; e. r.. aud paid thereon sin ssc !. 10 no. =.
49, receipt, So.599o, sl5l IS, tie locn,son
aJs'e mentioned having been cancelled, and ' ti,a
hiy !. re, ,ssa having teen lost, that / intend 10 o. s -
th1I,s N y, Ia General atn Land osise. 70 have the a.nonnnt
opeloasas, January Il. lssn.-ft-
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Saturday, March N. 1860.
@TATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Of S,
~ Innlrt- T. q 1 KIat...a

I@TATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Of 81.
~ Landry.-To r. L. HeDrsrd.
Please take notice that BY virtue Of the power
vested n ne BY laE, ! have this day seized all OF
your right. title, interest and def,last,3itt and 10 Inc
following described property. seized In satisfy YOUR
Railroad Tax for the years 1853, Is55, 1856 and
1857. and Costs, and wifi sell the sane for Cash. At
the CoIst Ilocse q the Parish Of 81. Landry on
SATURDAY, thc 81 day Of March. A.. d. isG9.
commencing at tie hour Of II u.cl6ek A. II. md
continuing from dry to dag. if necessary. at Witch
tinle you may attend If you think proper. t, wit:
tine halt lot situated in the town ,fsopclo,lsas
assessed 10 r. G. Bataii.e, in eighteen hundred aud
lityVone, and ON which assessment the Railroad
lux y based, located on the Northeast corner Of
beicyue and Union streets, being the game proper
" % w:iiehP. l. Hebrard now resides. aud .whigh
ha purchased os ---,
EhsEHT CAN'T, Collector.
0pelaasas, January ~, 1860.
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Oysters! Oysters!
NOTICE

- Me-. I "
' lliE Undersigned tenders his services 4, Soldiers
! @no have hee1 engaged in the Military service
Of the United States in any Of the Wars since I7gl
ana entitled 10 Bounty Laad undcr the acts OF
N the event Of The death Of any person. who. il
WE, would o. entitled 10 a Land Warrant. leaying
dren, such Widow. ~. II no Widow. such minor chiis
Or %eill!irens Is entitled 10 a Warrant for the same
quantity 81 land such deceased person would be
entitled to receive. if now living.
any business that may be conided to me, will he
John MACDONALD.
opelousas, January 2I, 1860.
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Strayad or Stolen.

kHRIlM the plantation Of fine subscriber in the
~ Parish Of 81, Mary. on the stia inst. N -
a Creole horse, aliout three years old. Of T8sSsn
an ifol, g'sy o, tlt'e color, With the brand TTSs
%; IN .ao ,et mp. inverted or turned upside down.
morse 70 me- or 70 Mr. Mike Aussand, of Onelo,sas
o,a \. G. VINCENT.
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Attention Attention

have dttefIniHed to tn,iId n brick store. and
l. having now on hand q g,hd supply Of goods Of
cyerlv description, will ia order ia have the fewer
articles b Ei9ve, sell the same at Reduced Prices.
Cali in and salty yourselves. S.LOCH.
Jan. %, lsBo.-2in. ~
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tte attempted iusere
was not so mach an
Virginia. a. il ives on

1Ne AttelLtitiu IuSNt-
twas not 80 IIAeh an
IA Virginia. AZ il ives Of,
lie very In oil The States 81
yssss exists.
sSlS .sas.-ss hat, as Virginia isHa border
1 zaveholailg State, assl il i ~esposei I'd the
.llTanatical threads Oh traitors sas john
Brown aud bis NJ Louisiana pledges
herself to Stand \ d sustain hes in any
course she ma, 10 pursue III
regard 10 the i, North.
4 Resolraa. essi sympathy
mantle ted and Back Rep,fb.
iican purity ot III H. iraitsrs aud
marderers wh0 Nett seu;ed at Has.
pee Ferry. gives Of. disguised eyi-
dcace q tiieif deeply s~caIeaaTUstiiity issali The
siaset'9:dlng SHARES VI ibis Union. q
9. Heso9uel, fiat ia the eyrat Of The cleo
ton II A Black Republican 10 HE Presidstfcy
Of 'hese United States. Louisiana will consider
u d caase fur II dissolution Of the Uiliail, and
w~iliaromptly co-nperfte with her sister South
err States IN The calling Of d General Couvell-
.tio2.
6. Resolvea, That should stlh an event hap
pen, The Governot If The State be. and is here
BY authorized aud required 10 Issue writs Of
eiectl"n frr tile purpose II eleciing Delegates
TO SAID Cohvention-oie for each Congress,
sfoiai District. and two for the State at large,
q. Resatrsa, That the stiln Of TWENTY-FIVE
thousand dollars be, and is hereby appt0riaiel
opf Of The gefersl Fund. TO be held subject to
the draft Of his Excellency, The Governor of
virginia, as the portion which Louisiana deems
II hersdniy 10 contribute towards The payment
OF expenses incurred by Virginia ii heF regent
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Assk1S

a4 Eas4s sSt-ssBss..-ss .ss.s. 4. s8sfyI uerarc
AMA$$ sas " XXI ssS&.s.sL ksrAG8. "A
Nxs u NAgasFE~@s s%s .ss .ss..t "A 4. HoRRfs.
Ill., no4ssAGE N kk99sSssasssssss xssI4 IsSEssSHAw.
" fSSsS ess5ss $780, M MI BAssE11,Jf
.%s2&& X s.sss4 u. ss ss +. sCAxxos
#ySSSeax *xsAgs sss.sss.s kRsfIg ZIxs.
ses3s%sA 4Has9z1 s4sss..*.g 4 .H rHoRS
4 eritkk xssasss ss*. il. JnHs G. u ELS.
To- y. DlRsr.
Apn1fats DRIVER
y 4eSe4 Nj HaAuL
Ssss.z 1890 AsDs0rxAxsttps 4co
OPELoESxS
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-
-anst Nonue ulefeGnti!e agents. ped
aGaless aud strangers suspected es aboh-
HSSaries. Southern Shareholders theu,-
deoud the range of their personal ae-
.ieee, have not escaped this universe!
&c
Wings. inclntius the ease Of poor
lish US of The Norf, Of The state
tiislrnst, vigilance avid terrible
e people of the Sonlh, upon
ION Of slavery. These dreadfl
@ef Iynci law very piainly ind,
,alutiulafF state Of the Ssputhsern pnb-
u which, ii driyeli closer tp tile wall.
siiFi,sk from the exiremities Of dis
,-tsciyii nnr. Those f~ratafnal bonds
My. eeoncilia,isn. forilsarai,ce, g4iod
ead mutual confidence between he
De South upon which this Unian
A&.hnd Giilfsats#hhicsh team not
f,ncn. Fl, arc sirtliaIiY broken. So
sisIiiv, caaassasr r.ally and resisioasly, the union
t,ai@esn The North and soul. il. 10 a great
extent, aleeafay destroyed, The nischieytos
political agitation Of slavery has dpne all this /.
and row. npon Tie. very hriuk If q sectional
~ruptrra, decisive and disastrous 10 ali con-
cefned, IA it must be if it should come, We Of
the Nnrih are adlfoilisileo 80 p.ytise. The
warning comes TO Us III /. thousand shapes, and
iin every voice from the ,Sgtlth, and still our
Addition agitators are aiding faef 10 the Ire.
One Of two thiHsgsg msiss ihtyitahly follow
ting complete defeat and dispersion uf ouhltniis
slavery Nerlhern Holy lAiliaace in the az
preaching Presidential e%ieetinn, or the <ects.
sion Of the, southerit States from The Union.
with n back republican eleeted 10 rule over
them. When Vigilance committees through
ont the S,tth are stiperse,fitg The Fegaaf
authorities and FIRMS Of law uIau this @eorlrls
issue Of %sisivesy, ard when ali ungt,arafd cx-
tMesslHif aapon slavery hg q stratger IN q.
southern community i esIieislt,t TO bring upon
him The vengeance Of iatage fasnel, it ~ food
ish, it. is criminal, II iritte any longer with
these Southern wuycriltgs Of a~isauiou. New
York Herald.
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Somebody says: "A wife should be like
roasted amb-teader and nicely dressed" a
scamp adds, " without any sauce
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Tie 1~aREPRrsslDLa G~oNsLtcr.--Tie cor
fllct between the Powers that be, . = Il I'd the
= Powers that want n be-,
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TEENS ar 15sacaJrrrox.
Ewa Wv M aaa Ftsy aGsnts j I'M, la advance. Ii
~ Pm Asasnass sarse month";, Tisres Doslsxs and
k n pSAtx.. Single copiss, liz cents,
mn ADTERrffIxo.
$2Me%s S1es NIL he Inserted at S cents psr llne
$50 : ExSStAAad srsr7 pubfisatiou. liberal discount
Mia sasnsade gfes yssfsy and standing advertise.
tSakeiess.haa one Dollar vii 81 made.
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DUBLlC sALE~-Estete OF Paul Panlely, Of the
l. Parist, Of Orleans, deceased.
ny vittne OF an order enianating from the Second
District Court, Neworleans. will be sold gu
Saturday, March II. 1850.
~ public auction, at the Store Of Jacob Levy, Biz
Cane, by 0nezinie A.. Guidry, Auesioneer, IN AMI
for the Parish Of st, Landry, The Northeast Quar-
ter OF section tweEtyfear, Township 3, South oi
Range No.4, East, containing i63 2a.iG3 acres.
"a. The South half Of Section Eve. Township 8,
South q liange T. East, containing SO as-lt0 acres.
20. Fhe south west Quarter Of Section 5, Town
snip 4, Soa'h Raige J, East, containing l60 s loo
acres. -
4sh. The West half OF Nastltwess Quarter Of
Section ., Township J.. South of Range s, East
containing so 6s.loU acres.
Terms :--on fourth IF tie purchase mo.,ey ct,h
ard the baiaace in two equal instailnae.tS, payable
IN one and twoy years, with notes bearing mortgage
and privilege upon the lands sold and satisfaetpriIy
endorsed. the same to bear eventual interest at The
rate Of $ per eest. per annnnl. if mt paid at ma.
Iir,ty. aaa made payable nj tie Counting House of
Be!oci, AobleEl i 90, in The CITY of New orleans.
JanraTy Is, 1850.
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Wanted.

4 stnsi'oil as teseler, br n young mar ror.,t,,
~ ~ AissIsstppi. where he has had ons raaI
experience in an A~eadefny-;s fully somns.os, T. ;.
,easn. 81 The English branches and Higher Nart e.
Tie best of references given. Far s,-,,,a.
a'u'as addfeas JOHN r. CLAM Pa
Ss,,.rr !, 1870 aRapsEtoa 81. Landry, La.