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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14


plans loaded the two guns with grape,
ana armed themselves to ciIio'cr h's Of.
defs ns"hst th'se who had been induced
Wy l'lso pgetehccS to come Oh hoard.
ih"nEh There was pll't ~ hoard. he
afct'td t'r movements 81 The vessel
hln'-'i, aoi ~ int tW',t ashore. "
lAsi She reached Nhee light aud Az
tirt''d "h.fo We fh'' hhh shipping
master iett hef AGAIN ~" ran A%f"nha'
Hm reW'Ni'd ''@' i'n' % ."fs. ~ hlh'
O'Clock ia ihr morning 81 We, ''r
size H'a''a "' AGAIN, had' SAT- A'Pp'a
Hir'h Hih'i", ol Guam ah' N'h' 70
~ carry ins m"ta IMAM htf ti' crew
's'''rt lleit wishes
me captain, To- aliay Their icar~' pr
tended lhi' inc vess.i was l"uti 10 VA
'"i'"'' ana y a'aAh, y aeh '"'N T.
savannah uht . r" u'Ns ti''' "'f',
%. '''l 'i'3 uin' tue ""s "'Hi
papers the eol''''"r having i'ih''" "'t
A,taii'e. ne Stl9 'e Was =" NM ~
~ western i.''i''is l'' l"ot, prov 'S.'".
'.'' "''' NV" 'n''" ~ wv o"' -
fii''a ''f cargo % seven t'dh'f,'' Ne
I''r' he rt' pc. Ct 70 IahR al 'af'ie-
mas -'4 ~ w.. he was ,u.e 81 fe'e'N-
t"s ''i ii''in S""o 'all'' nt'p7 We" &c,
I"i'"', ' WIZ" '"r ""'t' u"' '.''''''
saF'.". e'.g''s if9ih ,h' '.'"' N.ss
r. '1,a"i ! FfAii Pig RANGES 'i.th,
'i'a "t,i'i vessels. " '"t'i''' ~ ~ ,''5
it.'N ''ai sh leaving >''"'tl''' H,' hal
tt'''' w il''"f 'iH"i' 'HN'f' 'h'it
- h'.',iea 3''.'l.ist "i', '9l'>' MY
~ .Ii itte !" perform ihe voyage y
aa+ I,' h.ltl"-
On Tue 23l - u'to'c' m'"c''r, nc
!eit 100 WIN iii' ~i.ii' roy 81 b's','f ami
n'h@"t lfot" l'.r one hplti""' niu"l $
.s>i riot "4it E. ei'hft ~ ne ''"a -
t'IiHa' 'af "nl'o ~ pda s'"'p'N -.
IT. h'Ni .ha~r' lh' nag que ara "'"N.
~. hn' "i'i l'' -'A''. +" '"E hii''"E 'h'
,4t 'hih IT, et an al "'i'"'iit"t'''' zee
efd '''' r. -, "''t".
h' ~ "'y "' so" @'l''i'i' an"
Hl'-' "a" "a 'h'9'. car ing su'h" i'''-s
~ canvas thai h, t.'t''''""9} h's s,la'fe
''i N"la ana sit' III. SAT- hul l''1el L.
9'etN'"l Htt. Vh l'ie -sth 81 "tl.N'F
ht chased q hi'-' "i4 hird stnnr al net
e1il -'ia Nsnid not ht@N' M 'hA-'
N+e ''n1A'," Hhlii ~ o. ~ "h'' 'i'5
etic iaF"t' ~ tl' "'i~h~s 81 ~
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GEN Housr0N's INAUGURAL ADDRESS


my iflllN -tlllHtH~, To INC lfNlWNNlbit pu-
sltlon of the Executive of the state, am
not inscnsblc to the dclicacy and import
ancr of the dutie. which dcvalvc upon
me Having been Withdrawn, fo. years
past. to the discharge cf Fcd,,a! duties.
as Senator of the United States. nay.
not had the advantage Of participating in
the local affairs Of the State. and have
much to enquire into affecting its later.
csts. am aware that pur local interests
are varied and important. aud | feel
pleasure IN assuring my fcllow.citizrns
that my - ret Will be- to promote and
advance every interest without regard
to section, and to use my best cudcavurs
t1 dcvrlapc our resources Iuc1rcta1tc
this object, and meet the Just cxprcta.
tluuS OF nay lollpw.citilcns, 1t will hc nee.
cSsary that ! should enjoy and realize a
hearty cooperation un the part of thopco-
pies representatives.. ia cunsummating
these desirable Objects My purpose. as
we'll as my desire, will be- To sustain such
measures II policy - may have been IN
trodu.ed prumolivc of the public good
and 10 nauguratc and advance such
others as will conform 10 the best inter
csts 1T the community
Oar n~ular situation impctativoly de-.
miuds the construction Of railroads ou an
extended and practicable scale. commet-
suritr te tb. growing Importance Of our
settlements. a- welt 90, to- the production
1ud commerce duly Increasing in eBt
country so the same tjmc a polIrN
should te adopted ami pursued winch
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PROF lLSSIO\ Al.
Iaw Inr0s.

NJ CLoUGH n X. NJ. VAN IAN
j. rioyn-p anil Cnla'eaoN at L1~' Mar
I'm Harrison county, IrNas.
MI ia ~ No y ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

The Corpus kanch'rn thinks that
MILLER who sworc that Brownsville hal
fallen, would he indicted for perjury
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-01-14

~ JENNINGS. ituaeg ~ Lair. Mar
-. h,l reNas Ohec At North West cor
,.. o.. a., I. s., 4ftt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
THE MAILS.

~. r. A. H.sn,s, =. ", furnishes Us
nth tho sutioincd statement Of The af'''
rails and dcpartucs of the mails.
Eastern Mail. via. Shreveport, Ae.. arrive
No,,isy, Wednesday, anil Friday. AT T. NJ
departs Tsssky, Thursday. and Saturday. at
A. ~
Western Mail. via. Henderson, &c a''Is'7i
Monday, wednesday and FRIDAY. NJ y "
dcpaats Tnes,iay. Thurslay, and saturday a. Q
A. ".
Nesthern Nail. via. Jefferson. So.. arrives
Tuesday. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. ~ > y
departs Monday. Wednesday, and Friday a. :.
Pm
Southern Mail. VIA. Cayihsee, a. arr.va'
Tuesday. TLarslay anil SATURDAY, a Z !. N.
departs Monday, Wes.u SHAY and Friday. -i :
A. ".
KcacLi Mail. va. f;la.lg Springs &C arr.
Tuesday lhars.lsy, and Saturday, 2 . Z u
departs MONDAY, Wcin-slay' anil ff'ai.i.. al %
a. NJ.
Tyler Mai via. A Spring @e arf..'
Tuesday. Thursday. aHd SATURDAY O. = NJ
departs Mqn.lay. WEDNESDAY. ana Friday. 60
A. n.
Gl'iu,r Mail. via, Frinlhip &c. arr..
Tpcsiay THURSDAY, aa1 saturday e 7. y
departs Moniay. Wetln lag aul frifiaF %
A. NJ
Port cailo Mai arrives Tr'~l a 8 Z llHr g
and saturday. at T.. N. d part la
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY,. Of 9 !. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

IluNG \rems Bennett was hung at half
past ion O'Clock yesterday morning en the Court
lior square \ large crowd Wa. ln Attendance
AMI a sufficient number Of ARMED men were sum.
mon,d to aei a, guard " hen Beunrll stood
ou the platform, hy u.ed this language as ntarly
"a, ve could catch the sound | am sorry for
what have done ! hope ypu will an sympa.
ihizr with my family. have drcaml a thousand
Times that | saw this crowd around me-. Nou
nH"t I'll take warning from this Give my chill.
dfen Fn"d ADVICE hope am prepared to meet
my God Lord have mercy upon mo lie
thanked ihe Rcv Mr. McAlli.icf and told Mr.
Hos to maet him in heaven. 1ho rope was
Then eat and be was u,hcr.d into eternity cal.
NJ Ga.a'fs u ne 2-th
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
THE HARRISON FLAGS NOTICE OF THE DEMO
CRATIC MASS vEEfISo

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p, -. 60 =, now.
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,aa.s... ,,,s D.. 3.-4,'ay issue If tba
5.v .1 ,,.. ,5.f sas.t..n ibr Demo
.sst. g,.,. ,isit NJ american. vefe'Ia
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F...t.i n. .aJi,i,aJ ,.,..m vbv tn.
i.,..., If dsf, e.oe,,, .b.sld L..
paramount lo all party considerations
H. saal arh.m.cll that h. had nothing 70
baa. as from tine Democracy Tbat or
twent, wear. be- had warned asaiu., IL
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

fgNxsssnlr.-Mr Blakcy has commenced
his lessons in fcnmauship. Tie has n nigh,
session Of his school At the Courihouse
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

Uorsg .far WASTED We want 10 hirc "a
house girl from Il to II years odd Who has
pnt one Speak gnch.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

49, The Marshall l'rs heiaf3 81 tle Cum.
lrlanl FRESH, terrain CA.a comm aeld oa
Thursday lasi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

OFFICES TO RENT.
f(NWO OFFICES lor rent over the stores
/ Mo&rs Lane y Taylor Apply 70
-. J. TAl Lon
Iau, IL. 1850 No. l1if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

Thcyaluc Of fancy lb rougn.bred stock
ia England may % estimated from the
fact ,h,t CO. iovu-.cy htely refused
the sum II ten thousand dollars ior "a
short horned bull
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

rr- G,v,raor licl.isu rsr'ntly se'oai me
pre- mption bill when q vas passed Over his
heal b, the uara,p,,ss vote e The Senate, and
IN the Hoase by 80 vsls % . nafs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

49, An apprentice will be- taken at Tbs 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

They base had tlo coolest weather at
st. Paul. Minnesota the mecnral thcr.
mumcler iro1c np, aud spirit ditto indi.
cate ilty degrees below z,rDl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

IT ula state Gax.uc pass uHt Senator
Major Bauch th following merl't.l compliment.
Wc have ha.n p a'cd to me5l with Major
Bmnch ia, Senator eject lr1m liurri an coguis.
II, :, SO lua leailh aud ha- goua bard 90 work
Cor tha benefit ut h,- constituency. A-a gentle
man 81 wcIl informed mind and h.sh tontd char
aci,r. De- aiIl exert a happy Influence in that
lsiy in Ll,af oi tle Interest," Of his particular
section.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15
SECOND Days PROCEEDINGS
Senate.


BATON ROUGE, Dec. 1.-The Senate con-
venrd at II o'clock to-day, pursuant to adjourn
mcnt
The bill for the calling of State Convention,
introduced by Mr.. Taylor yesterday, confirms the
following provisions: That the Governor of the
ate shall order the shcrffs to issue certificates
Of election to such delegates as there may bc
chosen, the election to take place 7Ih Of January
next. There are to be as many delegates as there
are members of the House and Senate. The
Convention to meet at tlit' Hall of Representa-
tives on the odd of January. The bill also pro-
vides for the appropriation of $500 for the
mileage expenses of The members Of the Conven-
ton.
Mr. Gardirre's hill for the organization Of a
military system, offered yesterday, also provides
for military board" to b. composed Of the
Governor Of the State as president, and four per-
sons to be appointed by the Governor
1t viii be the duty of this ''boarl" to purchase
such arms, munitions, etc, which may be nrccS-
sary for the protection of the State against domes-
tic or foreign violence, having full power TO ap-
| point one Of its own members, or any COMPETENT
person, to procure such material. 1t shall be the
duty of the board" also TO distribute said mateIi-
al, ass it may deem advisable, 10 volunteers. M
der such regulations as the board may prescribe,
! q portion of the arms to be kept st New Orleans,
portion at tire Seminary Of Leaning and Mill
;ary Academy, located in the parish OF RaPidcs,
subject TO the rules and regulations of the board
The board to have discretionary power, to cstab-
sh military dcpots in other parts OF the State as
| occasion may require.
Volunteer companies desiring arms, must re-
port thtir Organization to the boarls Such COM
pani,s may be- formed, independent Of the militia
nv laws, subject 20 no command save that Of the
officers Of their own election.
| Immediately after the passage Of tbs act, the
! Governor and mrInbeis Of the "bca'd' 20 convene
at Baton Rouge, to form bylaws, ctc: meet
ing of the board may be called at any time, by the
request Of any two members 18th, same. All
sessions 10 be- holden at Baton Rouge. Members
to receive tire sam" compensation for milcsgr, &C.
as allowed LEGISLATORS.
At their first meeting they VII report plan
for the organization OF tl~ militia for promotion
and forthe formation Of volunteer companies 81
a pan for the formation of military bureau 81
;hc seat OF government, should it be deemed 20
pcdient.
Appropriations under the bin amount to dalt
million.
The following items Of the report Of tLr Ad'u'
tant- GENERAL, exhibit the present condition Of
Louisiana with regard 10 aims and AMMUNITION
cavalry pistols. 600; saLrcs 300; musA"'o'n
for cavalry, 1900; artillery, JDJ; muslos ana II
b,>, 1000; guns, H.; AMI ammunition to the
amount Of $4,000.
III Auditor r-ports.' 7l,i-i5o1, IN The Twas
my, divided as follows; Gea-@ ianlt, SO
O?6 school, di;to, including accunrla.ine 'inI
$50, go; int-rna! Improvement a"I it,. @'2',
900; levy drainage, ro4d and by, $4,000
| seminary, -
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

On tn 9th inst. a, 81 louis, No, Ny. X '.
EFT g. HNNSON. 81. 81 RaPdc. Parish la.
,to Ms JOSEPHINE ". FINLEY OF 81 L''.'
Through our f,irud CRUik,' ~" Teeeivos ..
usual f.. rrcpsad in such cases forpIlnie1s. "
L.p. tl,. IN. union thus forn,ed Will ~, .
bro,.cn. aud that the parties may enjoy . lou
aud lAppy one.
On THURSDAY, tn Oh inst, at the rrs5l"n'
H., bride, father. on Cytib-, by thr Rry VI
Dow. Nj JOEL J NEAL 20 Mss MAETllt -
DAVIDSON, all Of this parish.
Our tlauks are hereby rendered 70 tho ". ,.
nad. ore, f.r ;Leir kind remembrance Of % '
that happy occasion, with our bes: wishos
their future prosperity
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Important rron&IaryIsnd.

| '+'f
's"por'ant frOnihIaryIand.
INcia Session of the Legislature Called
BALTIMORE, Dec. IQ.-The Governor of Mary
land Will call the Legislature together for the con-
sidcration of the present political crisis
Congressional Proceedpss
WASHINGTON, Dec 10--In the Senate tbs
standing committee Of last session were ordered
| to b. continued.
The homestead bal passed IFS first reading.
| Mr. PoweiPs resolution ON federal affairs. was
called up.
Mr.. Sumaer offered Thajdeus Hyatt's memo
rial, praying for the relief Of Kansas sufferers.
Referred to the Committee on Territories.
NJ. Douglas will soon address the Senate. IA.
king distinct ground that secession involves war
and all its calamities, and that those engaged in
precipitaing the cotton States into revolution
must confront that fact.
The President has becn assured from authentic
sources, that the authorities of South Carolina will
not resist the collection of the revenue, or the
occupation ofthe forts by the United States durira
|
Caucus of Southern Senators.
The caucus of the Southern Senators, which
convened on the Sth, resulted only in assurances
that the Southern States were certain to seccde
large majority considering it too late to save the
Union, but thought a new Union would be spec;-
ally formed.
Senator Wigfall declared that Texas would be
an independent power within thirty days; other
Texans contradict this.
Hon. Howell Cobb, Secretary of the Treasury.
has completed Lis letter to the people of Georgia.
containing the most ultra sentiments, and scout
ing all idea of adjustment with the North.
Impoverished Condition of the Treasury
The Federal Treasury is in a still worse cond
ton than before. Messrs. Riggs Il Co. assert
that if the Treasury notes are issued they cannot
be disposed Of at twenty-five per cent discount.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l3--The House of Repre-
Sentatives yesterday was occupied with the pre-
sentatioA of numerous resolutions on the state of
public affairs, which were all referred to the
Union Committee.
IL the Senate yesterday Nj. WigGll, ofTexas.
made ''the most violent speech Of the season."
Confirmation OF Appointments.
The Senate has confirmed the appointment of
eT-t'ov Thomas, of Maryland. as Secretary Of the
/. ;. Treasury, and eX-Gov Weller, Of California.
as |. :. Minister to Mexico.
The State OF the Union
The Committee ofthe whole on the : ate ofthr
/ a'on met today. Conciliatory feeling prcyailrl
but nothing definite was concluded.
- We are glad to lealn that all ofthe MEM
brfs OF the Legislature from Rapides, at the late
session. ACTED in calm and conciliatory spirit and
w'ro not 81 favor of anything being done rasl.v.
This speaks well for them
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

The Electoral Tote Of IUgiaia.-The
Virginia electors met at Richmond on the
9th inst, for the purpose of casting the
vote of the State. On assembling the six
Breckenridge electors declined to take part,
on the ground that, though by the techni-
ealities of the law they nigh; be entitled
to vote, they were not in fact elected The
nine Bell electors then filed the vacancies
and cast the vote Of the State for Rcll and
Everett.
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Xhc Vote Of Louisiana.

The following is from jhe official tables
of the election for Presidential Electors n
this State. There is a slight difference,
between the number Of votes received b,
the individual Electors on the orespecti,,
tickets, but We give the lending vote O
each for future reference
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

A FINE BOAT.-We visited, on Thurs
day morning last, the new steamboat II
W, Roberts, built by Capt. r. b. Roberts
for the Minden and Lake Bisteneau trade
She has been furnished with all the
modern improvements, and her cabin is
beautifully finished and decorated. She
also has great speed. We bcspeak fol
Capt. Roberts profitable season with his
magnificent boat.
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I1E led:

~ his residence in thencyvle, Oh Fr'f.-
Nov I'll, WALTER BAILEY, = native OF =
land hg, for the lest fourteen years reside
til, fa.sh.
ALL, r,,.lrrce On CoiTc. on Saturday, . -
inst. 3 OEIIT Nj. HFNILBsoE, MAJ ...
,l.. parish, aged II y,ar,. non'',' am ...
L.tt, .lv. God Friday, BE 18th inst, g. t,H
SUMPTION. /. +. SCAdBOEOCGH,as' tf.r
30 YEAS AZ
ON Tarr,]a ;As i3.A instant Of rne,a 3d..
JAMES ". ASHLEI.a .rl 40 las. a ", s
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to east their devils out, it is
ours wholive in this water-logged country.
The miasmatic poison OF our swamps and
Marshes become veritable devil in the
blood TO reyel in the Agues and Fevers
which shake and scOrch us all. Ayers
"AGuE CURE is said to be the apostle We
need, and some of our neighbors who have
tried it, confirm the report-Journal,
Plano, III.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

- If Louisiana secedes from the Union
on account of the encroachments of Fed
eral Government, We shall be compelled to
advocate the secession of the Parish OF
Rapidcs from the State, as our rights have
been eneroached upon in great many
instances by the authorities of the State.
We have a large Territory and a numer-
Gus population and are perfectly able to
take care Of ourselves.
The only thing that We have been
favored with is that of Governors of which
We have not a few, such as they are. We
pay large school tax and one half of it
is not spent in our parish, this we think is
good ground for secession. We think that
Convention Ofthe parish should be called
forthwith to take this matter into consider
alton
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TERMS :

SURsCRIPTION-Four Dollars per annum, in adj
vance if not paid within Six Months from the
time of subscribing, Five Dollars. No subscrip-
fon taken for period of less than six
months.
ADVERTISING Advertisements inserted at the
rste of One Dollar per sCuare of ten lines or
less for the fret insertion, and Fifty Cents for
each additional publication. Advertisements
appearing at intervals will be charged each
time the price of first publication, Upon
yearly advertisements liberal discount will be
made.
OBITUARY NOTICES when over a square, will BE-
charged at the regular rates Of advertising
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

- The extra session Of the Legislature
adjourned on Wednesday evening, after
passing the Convention bill, an appropria-
ton of 100000 for arming the State.
One of our Representatives returned
here to-day on the steamer w. Button.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

70 The party given by the members of
the "Cotillion Club" at the Union Hall,
on Wednesday evening last, was well at
tended by the bellies and beaux of our city.
Our young men seem determined that the
political crisis" shall not affect their So
cial enjoyments.'
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

~ We call the attention of our citi-
zens to the advertisement of the RAPIDS
ACADEMY, located in Alexandria. 1t is
under the superintendent Of capable and
proficient teachers. We hope it will be
well patronized.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

- Our readers are respectfully refer
red to the advertisement of Drs. Lee &
Davis, DENTISTS, to be found in orr issue
Of to-day. They will give general salts
faction to those who favor them with their
patronage.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-15

w We feel it a duty to publish the
Special Message Gov. Moore, to the Leg
islatrre, for the benefit of our readers, that
they may see the views held by their ex-
ecutive, in the present unsettled state OF
public affairs. We do so without comment
in this issue.
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"a Tie splendid passenger steamer
GRAND ERA, Capt. Ben. b. KOuns, will
leave New Orleans every Monday evening
for Alexandria and Shreveport and all in
tcrmediate landings returning will arrive
at Alexandria on Saturdays. arriving at
New Orleans every Sunday evening.
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To The fine passenger packet RA-
PIDES, Capt. j. c. DowTY, with c. j..
BARsTow in the Office, viii arrive at Alex
andria every Monday, and leave for New
Orleans every Wednesday.
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- The Governors Message and the
proceedings of the Legislature has crow
ded out of our issue this week, a large
amount of other Interesting matter.
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express passed here to-day, en- route for S. .Jo.
scph' bringing San Francisco dates of the 2Sth
ult
Ten. D. p. Ravens deed suits in the United
states courts against Beverley C. Saunders de,
laiea''on and against Augustine Hazarclle's en-
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General Intelligence.
Later from California,

roct Er,F>rY. p-c. io-ILc overland r.~S
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THOMASO. NOOI

Elccutire Office, Baton Rouse,, Dec. 10, l-to.