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Letter from the Widow OF Old John
Brown.

30 many contradictory statements have been published
recently regard 10 the amount received by the family
Of John Brown from the people Of Ha H. that the follow
Ds letter from his widow in reply Of inquiry from
u.s. says the Anglo African will be read with interest,
and VT hope win put stop TO the annoy TO which
abe has been subjected growing out Of these exavaant
Etatements:-
NORTH ERA, July 25, 1850
Your letter OF inquiry came TO hand last night have
never received one cent from Hayt neither do know
thing about the contributions Of the people Of that
island. think II very wrong to report such things
have been going the rounds Of the papers have
received any such amounts the papers have stated
frequently have letters applying to for the loan Of
money, which, If the truth known think would not
be sent. MARY A. BROWN.
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Fort OF New York, August 3, 1850.
CLEARED
Steamship viso Br' Mierouse Queenstown and Liverpool
seemshIP Bremen CBrem), Vessels Bremen--eelpese,
shiI Morgan. Turner, Cape Town and msrset-Bssh.
EN- ssTS SsH s sys,
s ssssSa D,.S i John Es.T
B Bsrs 5 sssn R.sEs e L'%ss 's9 2s
BARK Geo npni, Brewster, Ha1a1a"Trujno Russell
B B1Ts sr r..s BePSS.,s csrieassNTay ot1cs
viva ysn SRf Ssr tssssHff sSss
E'f ss SSsars c ss' ss c. cue
s S1 Iss 9sl T; Scn,saD 5a1R D9S9v'n
s Sch, sllen SANGER Msrbor Island.
s scsr 9:w scs 4 gsT Gard IinsanD peSet
sClr Bent Howard s. John-D 4 DewoT
sshr Robert Caldwell, Mccormick chSries,on-Nccready,
SIR ~ n Rover, Allen wIlminsser
seS r . Darby sosers soreheSd c'y-D Murray.
s schr z Hazard. wilson, Br.sql-.yasicr
Steamer osceoa, morrill,, Trusilo-P sporord
ARRIVED
seafns " r1s n,h .,.s SON. q inst AN Hs'ierA. Light
Cape Mss passed n Steamship ssSss r rsI
ssamsAP Mo.s;sio Morley Alexandria, Ac, with ma.e
sen%:siP Thopss swami Rensey Baltimore and Norfolk
gers n II Cromwell A Co WIZ u'' ~"' ps"en'
'' a,a %s S Sns " S 3. coal 70 oerss
5. q = Ion s. % spoke three mased schr INDIAN from
boat Geo W Blunt, No N. - '' ~ wv"
and ssns oss.s ss3. T ss Jns. with s
sandy HOOK spoke brig Morning STAR from Cape Breton for
shp Ocean Pearl of Portland Kearer Liverpool a Law,
John Hancock. bound v. 'pV~o '"P
ssp shs,emue cf sowdonhaml, ornsd. Cardiff June %,
t winds with thick and rainy weather during most Of the
ship 5ss Fannn Briggs Galveston - days with cotton
Bark William OF Fall RIVER lord, Alicante June IL ,uh
wine &C 80 Petefs Passed Gibraltar June "a 1uiv
" lat 70 10 lon ~ exchanged longitude with schr J~enh
hence for sierra Leone. TIE nsht winds ne ~
be time since passing Madeira. '''
Brig Adeline sprseue lof Roson, Smith Bs,hurs, wcA
"a Isle Of Sal ~ DAYS with ivory &c, Smith i.d i'm,
Srds and calme Gee the las, week 'r''
bre ,oden Lead Jnhns1n Mnati,lan July with IorrooS
bUs % ard fer Baltimore. '~ "'S0 2
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

FWDAY, August ID T. VI.
AsHrs-Thc sales embraced 90 barrels, including pots
at bkc AMI pearls at &c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market opened with more
show of hrmncss this morning owing 10 the As.s prt
vatc advices proving more encouraging THAI the public
accounts 1t, however closed rather duh at about the
current rates VI yesterday The sales embraced abort
IL 0o0 barrels, closing within the following range OF
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-tahao AN Hour continued % rule dull while the sales
embraced about scO burels AZ IS for superane and as 20
All 30 Tor common n choice extras Southern -four was
less active but prices acre unchanged and the higher
class OF brands were In fair request for export
The sales embraced about 500 bbs cosng within tho
range OF The above prices Rye -four stea iy within
we range OF quotations with sales q 200 bbs in ios
Corn meal was unchanged, while about 900 bbls were
sold Wheat opened with more nrmness and was more
active but cosd tn lees buoyancy The receipts con
snued on liberal scale The transactions footed M
about SO coo bushels, at 81 ~ 81 % Tor common 4,
prime Milwaukee club, Al n for mixed spring. 81 ~ for
red state, 81 Is for nee mixed Ohio, al 40 Al Al f,r
white southern - at 81 for old white Indiana Al 10
for red, 81 30 VI 80 Tor white Ohio common 10 choice
new red at VI ~ 81 ~, mixed spring At 81 81 aud Chi
~eo spring al vi IS. Corn was frmcr aud In good
request With sales of hbou, IS 600 basbes
including Western mixed At &c. n o. Ne and chniee
at Csc round yellow at Csc &C. Western do at co,
ard whiic DO al tIc 61isc. Rye wss quiet ~ sic
efc. barley was at &C. csc Sales q 500 bushels
choice Western. cold nj & Oats we're dull at as
State.
Tho foiowps table rom NJ Cuttings Circular, gives
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Increase Jos 100 100000 53A,soo Dec. 65 ZOO

Reducing the wheat 10 -four, the excess in the
receipts OF 1860 is equal to III 500 bbls Of -four.
The receipts at tidewater of the principal arti-
cies Of produce, from the opening Of the canals to
and including the 3lst ult., have been as follows
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schr Lucy Hall Welcome Canada. with produce
Sch ssr Rocky I'm Hon El;z.ss.spo5 q
schr Baltic, MuDson. Eiizabethpor for Boston.
schr Almra Ann, Bickmore, Calais, Sdaya
s schr y psas Narch Calais es, days VA.
schr boundary Blum. MschIas days
Sr sI1a s1Sys'
ssr
schr New York, Goodsel Boston, sdays.
schr Era, Chamberlain Boston sdAyA
s sssr Argus Norris Somerset rs,; a days
e snsSSa for sondou
scRr 1s bowaSs for Port Even
schr Senator. Gladdns, Newport, days
ssRT WSssscS s'Gslns:S1
sc hr Strong Strong s BT Ss days
es Hs sons fa
soop Stony Brook Packet tyler, Ezabethpo for Brook.
sloop Oliver Ames, FIen,h Taunton, days
sloop Bienzi Briggs Bristol days:
Steamer Eennebec. johnson, Philadelphia
Steamer Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia
Steamer Poiomska. Nye. New Bedford.
Steamer Ospray. Kenney, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Olamon from Liverpool, 50 days.
s ssR xssSs Rte rS% Ssrgo 1o 81 Shields
Bark Houston, Share, from Liverpool
Bark II Brookman from cardn.-A BY pilot boat Geo
Ship Highland Light, Trip. from Hsvre.
Ship Aymar Sawyer, from Bordeaux
rs shy SSS oYR Bre' from Bremen by pilot boat
ship Thornton, fro Liverpool.
ship Ludwig from Liverpool by pilot boat Chas
M asgns HOBBS lsG% aasnHa
S Brig By pilot boat David Mitchell Nos
One ship, two bai ks and two briggs unknown.
SAILED
Ships Shepherd Knapp and Mddlesex, Liverpool; Seth
Wind at sunset Sc,
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1860,

ne and chiefly 10 China and Chile; in other srections
they were moderate The following ws. the exnorts Of
iion domestic goods from the ~ Ss Yors for the
week ending August 3. 1860 r -
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II tour and grain at this port for

H Kidding fAir..I2E I2H l2h -
FREcHrs-Rates we're steady, and to LIVERPOOL about
900 bushels Of wheat were engaged in bulk and hps
bags at lod and 10 half tierces tobacco at IS Cd
To Glasgow 800 bbs -four were engaged at d. Cd Rates
London quiet but firm The ship Southern Chief
was chartered for London at f2 500 the bark Isabella
for Rotterdam on private terms
HAy--The market was steady, with sales OF good old
for shipment at soc ESQ., for city use prices at
IlsE-Further sales were making at s5c., and at 81
10 Tor both sorts.
MorAssEs The market was quiet and prices some
HDEs The market still rules very dull and the trade
manifest but little disposition to operate unless
rial decline from former prices The receipts have
to fair extent and the stock s augmented TO 345 600
The largest stock that has been held by importers since
1851 Sales have been 700 Montevideo at Gle months
800 Central America at l7c 1Sc mouths 700 Texas
on private terms 500 city slaughters at So. SIC.
cash; 900 Western slaughters at SIC cash.
LEATHER The demand this week has been very limited,
and buyers operate very sparingly. Dealers are quite
firm in their views, and refuse to submit to any
sion.
NAVAL SToRxs Spirits turpentine was quiet at CSC for
shipping los Sales Of $50 bbls. common rosin were
made at u 45, and $50 do. fine do at SO so 81 90
arly for mess, with sales of 400 500 bbs, including
new mess at $40 1s $19 rs, old do at SIS 60 West
s al ana % a. s ~s
in fair request, with sales of l75 bbs including country
meas at "a 10 &c. repacked Western at IS 80 $40 5o
and extra do. at Sill q $l2 So Lard was firm and In
good request with sales of 800 400 bbs tierces
1880 l31sc: Cut meats were scarce and firm 'mall
sales OF shoulders reported at &C. 9tc and hams
at lie &c. and sales Of 3S 900 dry sailed sides
reported at Butter and cheese were steady and in
fair demand at unchanged prices.
RicE-Saes Of $50 casks were reported at 4Jsc 4<c
a &C., the latter for prime quality.
suGARs.-There was more doing, and at the close the
700 hhds. ding 100 Porto Rico at TIC. The re-
mainder consisted Of Cuba muscovsdo at exc &c for
common and medium refining and grocery goods.
TOBACCO continue inactive. Supplies of crop
coming in but considered too high for the quality: III
lsc.
WooI--Market toleraby brisk; demand mostly with
the trade Sales Of 70 900 lbs f,ece, medium to ne
were at 45c. Soc Pulled in light request lambs sell
ing at 33c 35c CalifornaAbout thirty bales sold at
p. t. Foreign wools-Nothng reported.
WnlsEEY-rhe market steady, with saes Of about
$50 bbls at 2oa<c 2lc chiefly at the latter figure.
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RIA. H.avey of pansorl Tapey stladla. July 81 with
Sugar 70 Brett Son Co. July &c, lat u ~ lon u 10 spoke
brig Pupam for Charleston . g. ~. ,...,,.,. =,
brig Teazer IBr Of Jersey, DegroU,hS New Carlisle. II
Ann Elsbs.h seeley baltimore days Nth coal 70
Metcsf Duncan TOOK plo. July 81 NJ Barnegas from
boat Vim Romer Nol2
Brig Sarah Ehzabeth Raynor Eilabehport for Portland.
sehr masts) Murray Cee, 70 days. with wine &C.
10 " Lienau-
sohr BOWMAN Wooster Msyaguez July q, with sugar
&c 10 v Onatavia Co. Has been days OF hauefaA
Tooh pilot LIST inst of Cape Henlopen, from boat Wabn
ton, Nol
schr Mary Alice Welsh, Ponce. Pa July H. with sugar
for New Bsven
schr Marietta Smith of New Haven't Fanen Cat Island
Gays with fruit 10 Pearral July ID on the outward
passage Ia. a. lon So spoke Br schr Eeanora
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The aggregate Of the receipts of the above arti.
cles so lar for the years 1850 and 1859 have
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LEGAL NOTICES.


VlEhkA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KAhAWHA
rre.deut Directors and Company of the Bank q VIZ
Tn NE james River and kAnAwha Company George Ter
yASes y hcAndrew William X Travers. Richard Oakley,
Soon peVereux, and Edmund a. MILLER, ComplinanS,
The wsifrede Mining and Manufacturing Company Andrew
rArkeS John OarlAnd Samuel ii. Early Henry IA WOOD.
oeorEe Je9es The unknown heirs law Of James King
occeased John r. crosby John McConihAy VILLAIN DICKINSON
Dckison Shrewsbury William A. Quarter OF the
SAID yoei shrewsbury deceased and others Defendants In
ChAncery.
DECREE FOR SUkDRY ACCOUNTS.
ABSTRACT.
heard upon papers heretofore therein
taken filed tbs cause the answer Of John Crosby
The exhibits filed with said bill filed by the said
ceptions endorsed thereon argued by counsel
Upon consideration whereof the Court not settling
OF the questions raised and pores stated in said doth
recommt the same TO Commissioner Alex T. Latley 10 re-
take state settle and this Court its term the
following this together with other mat
tiers deemed pertinent by him. 10 which he may De
required 70 report, by OF the parties 10 TINS CAUSE
namely;- -....
first An account showing the real and personal estate ne
DEFENDANT the Winfrede Mining Manufacturing company
and the value thereof. ,.. % ,, ,,
second An account showing the Indebtedness OF ue stu
company by mortgage deed udgnent or otherwise
Inu nat he report nj! liens upon taI ea anu personal
es.stei and the several proriles OF SAID hehs'
.prh An account showing wnenT e ren.s ana prouts
OF ne rear essie subject 70 1ne % WI" sAs's inc Judgments
agsns' sMd ,orp siy N hve yts,s, - -, A, IL,
run ihn ne report WIS. an iuss ho properly WIN
s oJ H"e 'iie anu W. wang 'ps'Ssea ~ ecoN pro-
perry; ..,..., -. -,
o. ne SAD GomRany ON me ls day Of July 1855 and on the
as oi ~ 80 respec,yeiy ana VINO were present and
yDiv is,s ana ~ S ,ne Tua deed OF the Isl OF
1qT la and ne powers OF attorney IN April 1883
I'm
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JULY H. l8eo-rRPLE SHEET
AMUsAMHNTs.

NBLo's qARDrN.
JOHN BRouoHAMs FAREWELL.
LAST NIGHT OF HIS GREAT BuRLEsouEs.
TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. July H. at o'clock.
A TRIP TO RICHMOND,
by Polly Marshall. A. d. Davenport, Miss r. France and
INTERMIssIoN FOR REFRESHMENTS
By the Me
Mons WEiTH0FF and the Corps de Ballet.
To conclude with the h EsS's s & cox
ByMARK SMITH, ". DAvIDGE and others
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY IL 1860
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MR. JOHN BRoUGHAM
by JOHN BRoUGHAM, MARX. SMITH, Miss CARRY
The a1s s Isl shs rnGse sTsaa nsnce
INTERMIssIoN FOR PROMENADE AND REFRESH
THE IRISH lis TIGER OR, PADDY's DREAM
Paddy Ryan with his great song "ould Ireland You're
sr Charles fAvendAr .............Mr A. II. Davenport
Mr. Mr. sdwaras
MI nnpefny ~. Loss
John VIZ converse
Fancy Mss n france
M. rurIrrn +, - S sd iS9 %Sif II ,,vo.
Pas de DeuI;
Concluding payE. x sMo Ne ass' act OF
By BRouGHAM, DAVENPORT, the NELSON SISTERS
and the company.
se
Of hundreds Of the regular patrons OF this favore establish
tenn Of ars come first seryed Consequently there win be
reserved except the orchestra chairs and the private
In preparation on a grand SCALE
Aladdin; or, The Wonderful Lamp.
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r,oR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS. As BELOW
M ers elias nde wheel steamship ALABAMA, Cspt
fseo r. schenck VIII leave Saturday, July a. at z.
FROM pier No North river. through tickets can be bad for
New o~i-sns 90 IS Mobile ss Nor,rou-ry s1s; colun.
bus Gu Abany ez3, Atlantis, f2l ChAsnCxn f5 90 Ntsh-
Vile ~ 90 Knoxville 50 Memphis, Sl 70, Augusta sI ~,
Msronx ~, Savannah SIS
Tss ee.mer AyocsrA, Cspt NJ : wccihuli, VIII 'ue.
SAMUEL 4. MITCHELL SON
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SHIPPING.

ITO CAPTAIN CAMPBELL AND OFFICERS or THE
Il Atlantic Royal Mail steam Navigation IompAny's Steam
sbp Golden Fleece. We, the undersigned passengers
board The steamship odsn FLEECE, beg respectfully 70
prcA best thanks 10 captain Cauppe and tie officers
Under Command Tor the unor kindness have
them during the from Galway New York
sone al Us Atlantic before and readily
perceive which In accommodation supply
and The quality OF The provisions We cannot speak to highly
OF the and ocers promote he vel
fare comfort c,eanuess general AID moral welfare
al on board Hoping Cap,sin Campbell and all under bis
command, viii make msay voyages Atlantic
confident the Kindness coming
by from him aud The ocers
The company.
James Ashton, for self wife and family.
john Dams. sell All wife
William tor
Edward McNulty, wife aud family, ADD Mathew Young,
Cnlet laas citizens.
VIM. SpringaN,
90 behalf o. grcs; number Of our fellow passesers.
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AND PHILADELPHIA
VIA sANfoRD's LINE sTyAMsHIfs.
FROM pier IA North River
AIS O'clock Y. ~, Sunday excepted,
Heaner BOSTON, DELAWARE
and KENNEBEc.
o>sxs Forwarded south and IVES, free q commtssion
THROUGH IN ~ HOURS
FREDERIC PERKINS, Agent
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RAILROADS.

CLOTHINO, cSCs
GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING,
IA Furniture and Csrpets.-i continue payN the highest
prices IN cash for the above named articles without puh
humbux Please call address @. MIsH 3t6 Eighth
nue., between Twenty Sth and Twenty seventh Ia
dsa attended 10 By Mrs Mish-
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L,oR SAVANNAH.
in The .esnsbip MONTGOMERY Capt VIM G. Berry
vii leave pier II North river Thursday July H. AT
page 70 savannah with vpsarnasA~d
% IhrougR b~-i.e ~ w orleans go rs, Mobile, SO
EonixRI a, Is, Ncmphis Si rs, NsshyIe tE rs, RnoI
W. ~ o. Chattanooga, rs Albany, $B Colnmbu. 81
CROn hkiL Co, s. West street. and SO Broadway.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-27
DRS. DEHART & SMITH,
D e N r S rs,
II BarOnne ST., New Orleans.

MANUFACTURES of Artificial
A'A Teeth Of every size. shade and
c33,.ooii' , and inserted on Gold, Platina,
Cheaplastic and Vulcanitc base. We
would be pleased to say to those re-
curing artificial teeth, that there is
no method of inserting them Of greater
utility, comfort and satisfaction to the
wearer SURPRISING vulcanite base. IL
is ONLY oNE-HALF the price of Gold Or
Platina, and produces no irri tation
when first worn. Its adaptation is so
perfect that the mouth can be restored
to its proper contour with complete
accuracy in cases where the best OF
Dentists have failed to effect the dc
sired purpose with metal plates. Its
cheapness, durability and cleanliness
renders it highly commendablc to all
requiring artificial denturcs.
Particular attention given to rcgula
ting chldrcn's teeth, and treatment o
diseases pertaining to them.
DR.. Smith will be in Monroe Septem
Der 25th, and remain three weeks, pre-
pared to execute all operations entrus
ted to him in the most improved style
N. B.-For the better satisfaction
Of those unacquainted, we would stat
that operations entrusted to our car
will not only be done well but wa
rantcd at our Office in New Orleans.
September Is, la60--tf.
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Painting.

The undersigned, thankful for the
liberal patronage that has been be.
slowed upon them will still carry on
the House, and Ornamental Painting
and Paper Hanging, After serving
tl'ier regular apprenticeship and carry
ing on the business for a number OF
years, they think that they can give
entire satIsti ction.
LISTER g. FERC ERSON.
REF anENcEs. osborne Jones, Monroe
La; Cnl. Rutling, Waslita liver; w
II. Gale, Dr. J. 9. Cummings, Monroe
Otdcrs left at the Post Office or w
II Gale, Land Agent, will be prompt
ly tatcndcd TO. All work warranted
Mar. 90, '60,-tf
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Monroe, Aug. 81, ls6O-6t$lO 81
SHERIFF. SALE.

S S,lsh OF IF 1 o.,.n;,a lsm D,a. cen
John NJ. Harris vs.. Seneca Martin.
BY virtue of q writ of ii. ia. issuing
out of the 10Th judicial District Court,
in and For the parish and State atorc-
said, in the above entitled cause, l
will offer for sale at the Cont house
door, in the town Of Monroe, on
Saturday, On day Of October nert, 1860,
within legal sale hours, the following
described property, to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the north.
west quarter and the south ! of the
northwest quarter of section 33, town
ship Is north, range 2 cast, contain
ing 1870 acres, more or less.
Seized us the property Of defendant
and will be sold to satisfy said writ.
TERMs.--Twelvc months credit, will
bond and approved security, md mort
gage retained on the property.
MADISON ROGERS, Sheriff,
Monroe, Aug. 81. 1860 6t$l0 so.
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:. L eg al.
SHEklEE,S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Parish of OuacMta,
10Th .1uIicial CcYrt

R,nc, Nsncc l. Co. VS.. ID. y. Grayson
DY virtue Of writ of fl fa issued from III,
ID l2ih District Court. IN aud for said paisl
and to the shp,if directed have seized upon and
will Offer Mt public aution, at the Court house
door in the town OF Menyoe, within legal sale
hours, on
Saturday, 9th day Of October next,
1860. the following property, 10 wit;
The southeast | OF southwest l of section 80.
and east half Of northwest aud northeast / OF
southwest l and northwest ! Of southeast OF
section 81. township IL. range cast; also
west of southwest / aud southeast | Of south
west T. and southwest 1 of southeast / dissection
81. township Is, range 1 east, aud southwest
IF southwys: \ of section 20, township Is, range
east also northeast ! Of section 81. township
Is, range 8 east, aud northeast OF southeast
/, and south 4 Of south J dissection 81, township
is. rage east, and west ! Of southwest ! of
section 30 township Is, range 8 east;
Seized MS the property Of the defendant, D.
Y. Grayson, mud will Ge sold 10 satisfy sail
writ and costs
Terms cash, with an appraiscmcnt
NJ ROGERS, Sheriff,
Monroe, Aug. 81, ls6O-6t$l0 80.
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Parish Electors.

The following appointments have been made
of Parish Electors for the parishes comprising
the 9th Electoral District Of Louisiana, viz:
E. G. Davidson. of Sabine.
George Williamson, Of Caddc.
]. B. Elan, Of DcSoto.
John NJ. Sandidge, of Bossier.
J. D. Watkins, Of Claiborne.
3. W. Pcarce, of Bicnvillc.
D. Rankin Thompson, Of Jackson.
J. F. Fuller, of Union.
W. II. Hough, Of Caldwell.
r. J. Caldwell. Of Ouachita.
D. Kelly, of VIM.
F. A. F. Harper, Of Franklin.
B. Spencer, OF Catahoua
2. Yorkc. of Concordia.
G. d. Shadburne. of Madison.
J. F. Harper, of Tensas.
W. L. Knox, Of Carroll.
J.B Matthews, of Morehouse.
W. A. Ponder, Of Natchitoches.
WIN. NJ. LEVY,
Democratic Elector for 9th District.
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200 Negroes Wanted.

OUR Contractors, Fannin, Grant \ Co. ~
" want to hire 200 Negroes, TO conr/X
mence work on the LIST OF November, in ,hc-A.
pine woods country west Of the Ouachita river
They will pay $500 n year for good negro men
in cash. onc-half at the end of six months, aud
the residue at the end Of the year, and also feed
and clothe the negrocs--the owner to ray doc.
tors bills, In case ofsickness prolractcd beyond
one week, to take Charge OF the negro aud lose
the time, and also to lose the time II the negro
should run away.
The country where the work is to he done is
healthy, and the men who want them arc owners
ofslaves md accustomed to manage them. They
are responsible, entirely so. md will pay tn,
hire as they promise, aud treat the negroes hu
namely.
Address the undersigned Mt Monroe, La., o.
Fannin, Grant n Co.. Vckshurg. Miss.
C. G. YOUNG.
President of the ", S. Il 7. Il. II. Co
! Sept. l3-tf
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to say. thank you, now, one and all
in this vast and friendly.lookin3 as.
sembly. l thank you for the attentive
and cordial hearing you have given
me. If have uttered one principle
which you believe to be untrue, reject
it; if I have defended one principle by
an unsound reason, or by false APP
peals, reject it, and censure ME: But
if I have uttered the truth, and defend
ed it in language becoming a Ken.
tuckian and man, say so.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Ouachita.
Martin 7Niman Us. J. M. Crovnrich.
by virtue of a writ Of Fl. fl. issued
- by r. j. Caldwell j. p, in and for
the 3rd ward of said parish, and to the
Sheriff directed, have seized and will
offer atpublic sale at the court house
door in the town of Monroe, on
Saturday, 6th day Of October next, 1860,
within the hours of sale prescribed by
lew, the following property, to wit:
One sorrel mule seized as the pro-
pcrty of the defendant, and will be sold
to satisfy said writ and costs.
Terms cash, will, an appraisemcnt
NJ. ROGERS, Sheriff.
Monroe, Sept. III, lSC0-4,$5.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-09-27
Notice.
Staamhnat Sale.

ON Saturday the 9th fassnz' a
day of October, 1860, l sssfEls3
will offer for sale the stea.
mcr Gipscy, now lying at tanners
Bar, below Monroe Also the steamer
Lucy Lee, now lying at Hamer's bluff
l6 miles above Trenton, both the pro
pcrty of w. D. Sanford. The engines
of both the boats are in good order
and will suit for steam mill or gin.
MADISON ROGERS, Shift.
September 20, lS6O-$l,