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WINES,
LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS,
and he has lately received new and splendid
RIIIIA II ID Il A H l. e

II may not w. imiss for the information Of
tho-,. who ave Do. 1uainted, osay that the Evans
House is situated beautiful rising ground
about one hundred yards North OF the White Sui
phu Springs, situated in the Parish of Catahoula,
State ct Louisiana, and about twenty-five miles
from Alexandria, and thirty-threc from Harrison
burg. on ,hc public road leading from Natchrz by
A,Nauuria to Texas, and il is located in the high
aud healthy I'uc Woods, about one half mile from
Eout Creek, where the finest Of trout fishing will
afford tin greatest amusement to those who wish
To- pass time in that way. The undersigned ac-
know hedges his gratitude TO his old friends and
thu public generally for the patronage bestowed
up"n him during the time he done business at the
hitc sulphur Springs Hotel" and earnestly
lics a liberal share of patronage at the Evans
IIou,c, where he will always BE- ready and willing
t. receive and accommodate all who may favor
him with call.
JOSEPH +. WARD.
AUG I3-if
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NOTICE.

TI'IIE co-partncrship heretofore existing under
l. The fiiii OF Kendall Carter, d Co, expires
this day } s. .'uHlafion The commission business
will b. ."i.' ur 10y II. Kendall Carter, and the
cotton III cuisines. Nv Daniel Pratt
a.. KENDALL CARTER,
~ DANIEL. PRATT.
f New - .,n, October !, fS5g.t-
TLNllE Colt. Factorage and Commission bust
IL ncss will be- continued as heretofore by II.
Kendall Carter.
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I SHALL continucfto furnish Gin Stands ms
il hcretoforc At the old stand, 10 81. Charles
street. My Office is on the second 6oor, No. g
Gin Stands constantly kept ON ahnd to supply
customers. ] do not deem il necessary TO say
anything Of the merits Of my Gin Stands, as sell
1000 ol more annually, which distributed
through nearly the whole cotton growing country
Not being able 10 supply the demand the last sea-
son, a.d extending my factory so as to be era
bled to make 1900 Stands next season, and shall
therefore be enabled to supply the demand
promptly n
auO civ DANIEL, PRATT
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THE SACCHARONIETER
BAGASSE FURNCAE.

BAGASSE EURNCAE.
DATENTED July 1st, 1851. Steam Trains
Il and CHARTERS, under my patents for 1858 and
1850. My patented arrangement Cor using two
pressures oil steam In sugar boiling apparaiuscs
only requires ~ hc understood to establish the
decided advantages itposscsses over all other AR
Engagements, bccause !, is based upon correct and
scientific principles, and reduces to complete
system the boiling by steam in sugarappa .tuscs
Can be adapted TO almost any Sugar House
IMPROVED FURNACES-FOR COAL
EITHER UNDER BOILERS OR KETTLES
@ | will also furnish the very best boiler now in
use, and especially adapted for plantation use,
which
COSTS LESS.
is more DI'RABL j. and absolutely SAFER and at
the same time nor, economical in FUEL than
any other arrangement Of BOILER whatever
Can be furnished at very short notice
Force Pumps for hot watTe and plantation ma
chnery generally.
The undersigned would respectfully refcfpartics
who may NOT have had an opportunity of witness
ing the operation oi any of his Furnaces, TO the
following named gentlemen, sugar plantcrs, who
have them erected ON their places.
William >. Fort, Esq, one, Magnolia Plantation
West Frcilna
Hon. ID. +. Kenner, two, Ashland and Bowdon
Ascension.
Il. H. Barrow Esq, one, Yattan; DrJ. w
Lyle, one, Smthiirld; James Il. Duyall, Esq,
one, Ashland West Baton Rouge
Arthur Dennis Esq, one, False River Point
Coupee.
Mcssrs. J. w. 81 S. McCutcheon, one, Ormand,
st. Charles.
John X. Thompson, Esq, one, Claiborne,
Ibcrvlr
John x. Williamas, Esq, one, Willow Glen,
Rapdcs near Alexandria, La.
DIR. John CassOn, one, Experiment, Rapidcs
near Alexandria
Mcssrs. j. G. Cofcld 81 X. VI. Davis, one, Man
atee, Manatcr River, Fla
GEORGE VI. LONGACRE,
aug eff - Natchrz street, New Orleans
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NOTICE.
GREAT DUCENNENT
TO
II 4 I l. ID L r -,
Cypress Lumber at Fifteen Dollars per

thousand.
\ VIII deliver Cypress lGmbrI at any point on
LRcd River between Alexandra and my Ian
ding, % at Alexandra. At aicrn per thousand; also,
Cypress Shingles at five dollars per thousand
The shingles made by my mill, are more perfect,
uniform, smoother and better than can be made BY
hand, any other machine extant They are
planned by the action Of the saw which cuts out sha-
wings with Che grain Of the wood Ike a groovcing
plane. Mechanics can do onc-third more work
per day, and make more perfect roof than can b.
made with shingles made dy hand 81 from any other
machine now in use. TlcSr shingles can De- had at
81 80 per thousand when orders cNcrcd fly thou
sand. Having two steam saw mills, and single
mill constantly in operation, am prepared 10 fill all
orders promptly.
20 Orders left with my agent Mr. f.. johnson,
or at his drug store will have prompt attention
Aug. G-tf J. NJ. Wells
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STOTT'S SUGAR MILL

GOVRNOR
V'IIE undersigned have been appointed Agents
Il for the sale Of this truly celebrated impTovc-
mrnt for Sugar Mills, for the
u 4 II IS III y r II A p ID Il S.
This invention Of Mr. Stott is intended to faoiIi-
tate the grinding process that at hast from IF
teen 10 twenty-five per cent more JUG" can be-
taken from given amount of cane than can be
done by the present plan Of regulating rollers by
screws. And as the upper roller is movable, be
ing controlled in It's action by the Governor, all
danger Of breakage from an excess Of cane or from
the presence Of foreign objects, is removed. This
Arrangement of the Governor can BE- applied to all
kinds Of Sugar Mills, without any change.
We are prepared 10 put up the Governor on all
Sugar Plantations in the Parish, at short uOiicr
For further particulars please call on
ElERE * CHAMBERLAIN.
The following certificate il from gentlemen well
known in the sugar growing parishes
Weston Plantation, West Baton Rouge Parish
Dee H. l-j9.
Having used Sott's Governor for over two
months we confidently pronounce it a drcidrd i'm
provenpnt, both for rconomy in making good
bagassc, with variable FEEDING and consequent
saving Of juicr aud safety from the br,akace of
Machinery.
aug 6-;,n j. 7 & W. NOLiN
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T.. SIMPSON n 90.
IMPORTERS OF

IMPORTERS OF
DRANDIES, Gins, Whistles, VINES Nc &c.-
ID Market Street, Philadelphia.
Agents f,r J. r. M,nran, NciIrdam /. +
N,liran, Per- \ III La EOcbrll' t'autlrr. Ere
r.. Cognac. aug -!
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FsR THE RAIL ,JRE or
Coughs, Colds, InnU cl1a, Hoarseness,
CrOnp, Bronchitis, InCipicnt COnsump-
ton, and for the relief of COnsumptiye
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and so nu-
meroUs are the cases OF il cures, that almost
every section Of country aoounds in persons pub
hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
ether medicine of its kind is toe apparent to escape
observation. and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antitotc TO employ
FOR he distressing and dangerous affections OF the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on The afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duccd cures too numerous and too reIl~TAauIe to
= .Irgotten.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. e.. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
For sale by al Druggists in Alr1milIa.
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Great Red Ricer .Stage and Mail Route.
L,ROM the Mouth of Red River to Alexandria,
II connecting with the EAGLE LINE, TO
Nacogdochcs, and also with J. Is. Prices Line Of
Stages to Cloutiervill, Natchltoches Mansfield and
Shreveport n. II &. TAYLOR.
Propretors.
Shrough Ticket from Red River Landing to Nae
ogdoches $4,000
From Mouth of Red River 20 Alexandria $1,000
THOS. CLEMENTS, Aren't.
aug 6-tf AT the lee House Hotel, Alexandria.
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JUST RECEIVED!

VIC T ST. JOHN & BURGES'S.
,,,o LARGE supply of fresh and genuine TJR.
i"' MI SEED, direct from d. Landrcth a Son,
srpl-tf
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!,

z i. = Il = III.
UNlIE Alexandra lee Depot, at the AltNanlra
Il lee House ilOtcl, is now flied with an aInph
supply of dis ne pins Htra luxury; ana the pro
prirtor is prepared to iurnSh il TO steamboats, fam
lilies, merchants ~ planters, in any quantity,
whether by the pound or ton.
Aug i-ly MR. ARIATI..
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For all clubs of Twenty and over, the yearly
subscription i, only 3 10. Names can BE- sent
in at different times and frondiiicIcnt Post-oficcs
Specimen copies will be sent gratis to " part
of the country.
Southern, Western and Canadian ~ icy or
PoSt-oiiicr stamps taken at par for .rbsc aions.
Canadian subscribers will please 10 remit .wcnty-
six cents extra ON each years subscription, to
prepay postage,
MUM & co
sepl Publishers, No. q Park-row, ~ \.
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BLACKSMITHING.

donelin all it, branches.
We are also prepared to do
w % ID T u r. N T N q
Of all kinds, such wagon and cart Hubs. Fell, D.
&c,
Planters, and others, interested in the nIacbi
business, would do well to call and take a look
our Machinery and examine our prices before son
ng their orders or work elsewhere as We are III
pared TO do all work in our line Of business
cheap we think as can be- done elsewhere.
Orders from abroad promptly attended to, an
thankfully received
All work done by us, warranted to give cnth
satisfaction.
We are Agents for the house Of W X. Dunlap,
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio, and we arr prepared to ia
nsh
Boilers,
Engines,
and every description Of Machinery of their worI
at Manufacture prices, and giarntcc them in eve
respect.
We refer to the following gcnllcmcu
J. X Williams, ID. A. Smith; Capt. L. Wilson
I. o. Moore, q. G. McElroy. JOS Chambers,
NJ X. Ariail, A. Prescott, i. T. Hickman,
W. NJ. Sasser, j. lnnis, :. H. iIaygood,
H. Robertson ~ Co aUgG-ly
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RICHMOND, Monday,

RICHMOND, moncay, FEB. Is, 1901.
Gov. Letcher sent in a message to the Legislature
to-day giving history of the reqnsition for Coppee,
and deDouncng the duplicity Of Gov. Kirkwood of
Iowa in aiding bis escape. He urges prompt action on
the part of the South to put itself in position where
it can secUe the punishment of those who offend
against lie laws.
The Joint Committee on the South Carolina Mission
reported the following resolutions to the Legislature
to-day:
Realized That the General Assembly OF Virginia recognizing
in present relations With acknowledging States npera
tive necessity for decisive measures does not yet mstrus the
capacity OF the Southern Stos by wise and firm
their reserved powers protect the rights liberties Of the
people, aud 10 preserve the Federal Union. For this
purpose. we earnestly desire tho concerted action
OF the Southern States but the General Assembly respectfully
submits to the consideration OF South Carolina and all
S'ates % the South that efficient cooperation viii
safely obtained by such direct legislative scton Of the
States proper than through the agency OF an
bsge which exercise Legislative powers except debate
and sdv,e
R,.ord therefore That ia the opinion Of the General A.
ssmby 4 nexyedent appoint deputies the conference
proposed by South Carolina
Resotsd, That the Governor Of this Commonwealth be re-
quecd communicate the foregoing resolutions to tho low
the State Of south Carolina and the Governor OF each
Of the Sisveholdng States
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From Havana and Mexico.
CHARLESTON, Monday, Eel

CHARLESTON, mOnoay reD. Id, iooo.
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Havana and
Key West 10th inst.
f. l. Plumb bearer of dispatches to the United
States Government, was passenger.
The Courier's correspondent at Vera Cruz, writes
under date of the 18th inst that Cobas with 600 men,
had been def ated in Osjaca and that Miramons ex-
pediion against Vera Cruz is consequently probably
absndored The Liberals had reoccnpied ColIma, San
Luis and Zacatecsa The Church forces had been de-
feaied near FIascsla with the oss of 100 in killed and
prisoners, and quantity Of artillery and munitions
Wal is successfully opposed in Jalisco The Church
psrtys Government is reduced to O email extent OF
terniory. The available force of the Liberals Is 3ooUO
men. Mramon, by extraordinary efforts has nego-
tated the sale of $l5 600 600 in bonds for S45O0oO
through illicit dealing with the French Minister,
80 coo OfO Of these bonds viii enter the French Con-
veriion as foreign debt.
Mr.. Matthew, the English Charge had presented en-
ultmatum, asking full payment of his claims within
eight DAYS in default Of which he would demand his
passports Little confidence placed in his sinced-
w. Senior Ocampo had resigned the Ministry of For.
eign Affairs to accept special mission to tue United
81 ties and England, connected with intervention by
the former and the recognition OF the Constitutional
Goverpmep by the latter. Degollado takes the place
vaca. d. Ocampo leaves in the English packet OF the
9Th of March.
The stock of sugar at Havana and Matanzas was
%. 600 boxes; Muscov8do 809 reals. Molasses ar
rived slowly and sod readily at AZ reals for Clayed
and 81 for Muscovado. Exchange on London, sixty
days, l3I a "a prem.; ON New-fork, y @3i prem.
Melting new from Key West.
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The New.Mexican Mail.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Monday, Fl

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Monday, Feb IL, 1860.
The New-Mexcsn mails of the I'd, 9Th, and 10th
ult arrived here last night
Col Fauntleroy has issued orders to furnish an es-
cort 10 the mail party once month, tll the Indian
troubles the plains shall cease or be snppresaed.
An escort will leave both Santa Fe and pawnee
Fork the first Of each month, to protect the mails
passing each way, meeting at CiInerone Springs
The escort that came with this mail will remain at
Pawpee Fork until the mail which leaves here to-day
arrives AT that point.
Responsible parties at Santa Fe are preparing TO
petition the Postmaster General TO annu the present
cont act. and agreeing to carry the mail once week
furnishing their OVID escort.
A resolution bad parsed the New Mexican Senate
requesting Judge Benedict to resign.
Very deep STOW and cold weather were encountered
by this mail party.
Five Ibes OF Indians passed at the crossing Of
the Arkansas River. Some hostile keowas were there,
but they offered 10 molestaton. The main portion Of
that tr be are On the Upper Cinerone in starving
ditioD they being compelled TO eat their ponies to sus
tain Lie.
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Feb. j. 1862
The Santa F6 correspondent Of THE Republican says
that the Speaker of tbe House introduced bill to
reteal the law passed al the last session of the Assem-
bis protecting Slavery in the Territory Of New Mexico
and on the next day resolution apost unanimous
" adopted requesting him to resign tue Speakership
which he did. He subsequently resigned his seat in
TIE House and went home Mr.. Cuellar was elected
Speak in bis place, and the bill in question
ferred 10 Select Committee, who reported IL favor of
its rejection, which was done without Dissenting
yoica.
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and bonble who have only the wealth Of intellect 10
conmsna- They wen schoclboys together. ms'
Hsskin fzad IN the course Of his enlogy, that mf.
Brcder'ck the admiration of bis frieuds and the
Iesptet OF lis enemies For energy OF character, H.
tssriy and fidelity to friends, Mr.. Broderck had no
superior.
Mr. HICKMAN "a. L., Pa spoke of Mr. Brossrck
ss Gods instrument for mighty purposes. Those who
thought bimless than PHILOSOPHER never kne him.
His every nerve wss exeIted to digoify labor. IL
mis- BIT be sad there was bat one Broderck 10 walk the
earth. He vas just spd generous, gifted and noble,
pure and patriotic. He raised poverty iuto RANK;
proving tbelegiiimacy Of is blood. HIS fame would
be rs endurIc as the records of pubic virtue.
Mr.. STOUT Dem, Oregon paid tribute OF re-
eyect to bis 'riend
Mr.. BUM.INGAME rep, Mass.) spoke of Mr..
Broderick Democrat without being demagogue,
who loved tie people, but never betrayed them aud
az they discovered these traits OF character no won
their regard lie had indomitahe will, under the
power OF which party names and parry disciphoe
disappeared Men forgot that they were Democrats
Republicans and called themselves Broderck men.
Scornfnl Ct corruption ard tyranny in the grandeur
and purity If his public and private life, he saw the
very point which made him the advocate OF the Peo-
pies rights.
Mr.. NORRIS Dem, I'll } spoke of Mr.. Brodericks
raising himself to eminepce by bis energy of char.
acter. What bad he done that he should die 6y the
hard of violence? II he bad been less independent he
would have been living man to-day. He was m ,rai
bero, and alike ecorned the smiles and corrupcns OF
power, calling things by their ripht names. No sena-
Tor in 20 short time ever acquired so wide spread
fame. Wien the roll of California statesmen shall be
called On tie judgment day and Broderick is inquired
for more tan one voice will reach the ear OF Jehovah
saving, can my brothers keeper?"
MIR. sICLLES Dem, N. ~ said there were very
warm feelings OF attachment for Mr.. Broderick by
many citizens of New-York, among whom his early
youth and manhood were passed. He spoke Of MIR.
BIodericks roble traits of character, and called him
the fopnder of the Democratic party in California.
Resolutions of respect were adopted, and the House
adjourned.
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This ia the business OF the Southern Chivalry.
Two armed men prowl the streets Of Washiugt' in
purut Of one man who is unarmed, and sick be-
side. This is what we are to take IS an evidence
of bravery. Thus is the method employed t. show
that vircnjsns are not afraid. This is proof that
wbep MIR. Hickman said Virginia was frightened by
John Brown and bis twenty-one coniederates, aud
. cow, that be slandered the State and insulted it's
citizens. Wesay that hunting in couples, after the
Edmundson and Keitt fashion, is assassination in
spirit, in purpose and viii be held and stgmatized
- such By all decent men.
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ASSEMBLY.

Special Committee was ordered to investigate the
circumstances attending the death of N Tarbel, while
an inmate Of the State Lunatc Asylu at Utica His
death was supposed TO have occurred through violence
as il appeared that deceased had been necessarily hao.
died in q rough manner before being taken to the
ASYLUM Nothing appeared on the face of the memo
rial to mplicate the EMPLOYEES of the Asylum.
The bill to incorporate Fine Arts Associations was
reported favorably.
q Mr. COLES gave notice of bill to repeal the Mu-
tual Building Societies act, and to wind up all such
associations.
M POND gave notice of general bill to authorize
the formation of gas and water companies.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
ByW. A. SMITH-To repeal the act of 1859, amend
ing The act to provide against unsafe buildings in New
York.
MIR. McQUADE, to authorize the Second avenue
Railroad Company in New-York to construct W
tracks. Allow them to run a single track from Peck
slip along South street. Bowling sip and Pearl street;
double track from the east side of Broadway along
Canal street to Bowery; and q double track along
Seventy ninth street, from Second avenue to Fifth
avenue.
Mr.. A. SMITH, for railroad in Tenth avenue,
Fory-second street, and other streets in New York.
Gives the charter to John I; Conover, Moses Ely,
Peter Mitchell, Truman Smith, John NJ. Miller Justin
ID. White, and Charles Williams, for road commence
ing at the ferry at the west end of street.
along Forty-second street. Tenth avenue Thirty
street. Broadway Twenty sixth street Fourth avenue,
Union place Fourteenth street. Avenue A. First street.
Houston street, Cannon street, Grand street. to the
ferry Returning through East street, Broome street,
Manpn street, Houston and Second Streets TO connect
with the track in Avenue A.
BY Mr.. G. KELSEY-To consolidate the BROOKLYN
Central and Jamaica Railroads.
The resolution respecting the fees of the Sheriff and
other officers of New-York coming up, Mr.. MASTER
SON proposed to lay 1t on the table. Carried.
The resolutions of inquiry as 70 the expenditure on
the drainage OF Cayuga Marshes and the amount of
loss and damage doIe by the Quarantine burnings,
were adopted Adjourned