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R,Ix IN MopILE.-The Register of Sunday says

R.IS IN MoBlLE.-The Register of Sunday says
Yesterday morning the windows of heaven F"
were opened and as consequence we we've the
recipients of glorious rain, which cooled the air
delightfully."- and gave mother earth good wetting
at last.
From all accounts the 8ains of late lave been
general, and we may, without doubt, congratulate
ourselves in this locality and the citizens Of other
parts of the country, that the dry season is
over for the presep. at least, and that we are to
have a fair share OF the cooling element as a re-
muneration for tue discomfort we have SO long
undergone,
The ram continued at Intervals throughout the
n
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Texas Intelligence.

The Houston Telegraph furnishes the following
report of the recent election in that District:
1t is not probable that the result for Judge of
this District will be materially changed by the
few additional returns to come in:
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OF Knq OF POWDER Nashville

Gazette has the following:
A wagnoner by the name of Forest left this city
on Tuesday last with lot of goods for Miller Il
Shatield Of Chapel Hill, and among other pack
aces in the wagon, was Il keg of powder. We
learn that on that night he eamped near Triune in
Williamson county, and went to sleep in the wagon
with candle burning. 1t is not known to be the
case, but is supposed that the candle set fire to
some article which communicated afterwards to
the keg of powder, and caused an explosion ter.
rbe to relate. Mr.. Forest was horribly mutilatcd
by the explosion, and it is thought will not re-
cover; two of the horses killed instantly, aud the
PARTICULARS were gained from a merchant of this
city,
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When you drink beer or ale out of a pewter, at
place where you are doubtful whether cleanliness
is worshiped us a GODDESS, raise the mug to your
iins with your left hand. 1t considerably increases
ynnr chance of kissing an pnfrequented spot--tak'
Ing it for granted that such is your preference
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14

When Charles Fox's country house was set on
fire. and he found all efforts to save it useless, he
Of the iirc-an instance of philosophy almost be-
yond parallel.
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CUGAR HoGsHEADs-sU HoosHEADs
szAvE AND sHINGLE MACHINES,

--Snliable Tor Milking
SUGAR BGGsHEADs, RICE, MoLAssEs, Ros1N AND
IrRPEETINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
h .rpbreced In this Machine the old process Of
splitting and dressing by hand labor Working directly with
he Of tie timber it produces article not aboto warp
o, cheek from exposure The steve Mill will r7s shave and
n from tie boh 70o0 10000 Slaves perity, and the
Single Macne from 1900 Shingles, Itrequires two
o n5xe TO work it, aud attached to anys team en-
CINE gr o. sag pawsr Ii make required length
and can be saiated any thickness taper The timber
eter sawed but riysn and shaved directly from
! The bolt,
Raj can be seen in full operation the hour
ot 10 and O'clock every day at No Canal street These
ysehines are made in Augusta, Ga.
Any patti Hshng purchase Parish State County and sin
gle rchts OF Nachne obtain them from the Agent wh'
81, gitt full psrticnlarf F.W. G. COOK,
s Agent p tie States louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
ga , Ezk.r,s ja3l 6m
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For State Officers as far as received, the vote
stands as follows. 1t will be seen that Harris has
given good Democratic vote. The return from
Fort Bend is only from Sugar Land precinct,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14

Many sweetly-fashioned mouth has been dis
figured and made hideous by the iiery tongue Win
in it.
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LATER FROM PANAMA,

AkRrv4t. Of THE STEAMSHIP SonrH-srtE.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

We have received from the publishers through
Mr. Thos. L. White, No. los Canal street, the fol
lowing recent publications, which we commend to
the attention of the reading public:
THE BLACK GAUNTLET: A tale of plantation life in
South Carolina by Mrs. Henry Il. Schoolcratt
wife of the Indian Historian, and author OF " All
rican Letters, etc.
This is an attempt to set the world right regard
ing negro slavery, as it exists in the Southern
States of the American Union. How far the gifted
authoress has succeeded we are not prepared to
saw. not vet having had time to do more than hast
iiy glance over. Critics, however, have thus far
reviewed the book favorahly, though we have not
noticed that they have discovered any new ideas
in it on the almost used up subject II we wait
until public opinion at the North changed on the
subject of slavery, by books, we will have to wait
many weary hour. The only avenue to the brains
of a real out and out meddesome Abotionist, is
through his pocket. Touch that and he soon
comes to reason.
scIEScE 4 WITNESS FOR THE BIBLE. By Rev. w.
Y. Pendleton, ID. ID.
One of the greatest questions of our age is un.
doubtedly that respecting the actual relations
| between natural and revealed truth, between
science and Scripture This is the subject of the
work before US, and it has been ably handled
Everybody may read it with profit.
1 ----------~e @aa---
| MuRDERs.-In the vicinity of Curtis Creek Anne
Arundel county, Md, on Monday night, Leonard
W. Gray, formerly constable of Baltimore, hay
ing been absent from home some time, returned
and detecting his wife IN agrdnte dectt, he strucl
her with piece of scantling which resulted fatally
Herlast and only words before she died, in answe
to his inquiry, WERE g He forced me to it," Gra.
gave himself up to the Baltimore authorities, aver
ring that it was not his intention to kill her whe
he struck the blow. Her paramour, it seems
escaped by diving through the window.
CLEvELAND August 1O.-Iast night about l
o'clock two negroes entered the saloon OF Willlal
pickersgill Seneca street, and becoming trouble
some, Pickersgill attempted to eject them, whe
one of the negroes drew large knife and mad
several lunges, which took effect on William Su
man, a white man, who was just then passing OF
Of the door. Sulman ran a little ways and fe
dead. The negroes fed but a large police fore
was detailed, and they were arrested this morning
RtsISG SrN, Ind, Aug l0.-A fatal accident too
place this morning. A man and boy were engage
in digging a clay bank in a brck-yard, when it SUI
denly gave way, burying them, and killing the be
Instantly and dangerously woundng the man.
TERRE HAUTE, Aug l0.-John L. Wright WI
n murdered last night BY Lewis Bradford eight mil
: east OF this place The murderer escaped and h
, not yet been arrested.
Yf 4
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reLaoaapnsD TO THE as@ ORLEANS oHtsoaar
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Pvt w i1 Reslers In Gases containing four eight hndtweve
Sosena tealFI Lhograph show-Card accompanying each
peekHge. .. = - - ~
sS-A ssngie bottle Of sPALDISd's PREPARED GLUE
will save zen times lts cost annually every househodh
Sold BY MI prominent statioers Druggists hardware ana
Furniture pe4lers Irocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note OF sPALDlNus
PREPARED GLUE when making up their si It will stand
a,v e,;s.ta al9 ly6W
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IL BAD scRAPs.-A New York letter 70 the
Mobile Register relates the following incident
curious matter happened in this cs last
Saturday. A lacy OF fashion, MT. Seeaess passed
cbanes' Bank. She was informed that = was a
counterfeit. Sae went 20 sIofe hss.f by and
passed it on the man. She was arresleGs nd taken
60 the Tomhs. In vain she pleaded innod noe siszE
was astonshed when sold that she haGi ,een eensa 5
of felony, and muss be locked ups Efeet a ssszss
lesson to asgood maay worthy persasas. q 6o.,
stuck with bad bill Try and get rss, = snnaqps I'M @ & Va
possible, This is wrong and hiP. 5sasents - y
sS5TlN5 HI SgTE II E1
4ahl
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ptLLrARp TABLES BILLIARD TABLES

pILLIARD T'ABLES-ByLLIAFD TABLES
35..,,.t.,..... ST LOUIS STREET ...+.,....,..,35
Under the st. Louis Hotel.
Tbs undersigned bags leave the public that he has
opened BILLIARD RALEsE0nM at the shove place, where
he intends keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES,
from The ce4'roted manufactory Of ]. W. BRUNSWICK
BRO ciGcsratl of ali ctip1ns and priees such las
ROSEWOOD n
H-RDS EYE MAPLE, MAAefw4NY,
BIRCH AND o. & CO
wth xsElo Slate or Wood Bed Al IsfTTT aelle Tables
end BAL, pol Beads Cushions Cloths r. tockets, Cue
Ieafhers, Ter Pin Balls and everything 5i2 Mng 70 Bill
lizards or other games. -. "&d
BIS Of the above Tables csE OF the 81
Charles, Marble Hall and st. Lonis Billiard HpTS3e
s9-Reras.s done at short notice and ataoe terms
msa ly A. yr-5sRIAM
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evEs ONE MILLION IN SPECIE ON BOARD
FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA

fsr THE AMERICAN aSD S41Ioyu LINES!
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Foose being al a
had Helped hi,aself
altos he had .sAiSp,
CORD ws,gp

lp mis- breaN . pfeFs5eI 2 inyfsa It's PAATEs
yaatippsrD CORD WOOD CUTTER ard invites ali pagsaR,
49,, planting ea erd TO pezfor1naaes IF ts
Ssno which viii be working day. weea tbs asazs 81
IL " and ?. NJ. the Ne Cans shs sla a
| Y W = eff.aE 1Issnsi
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A A. mAGENNrs, CoTToN sEl5' .G5s,IL
c1b & GaEE Up MASuFAcToRY, .
M ,,,. rv1 5z,.1aysue atre.t

Ho5. IL5 lAnd TT HhsHzIHs atFtot'
NEW 0RLEAss,
kerl yazs+ty hsud Crude ard Superior Clarified OIL
OH CAKE tIL CAKE MEAL. and decorticated Seed.
ord4-sot ne 4Aoys filed with promptuessend dispatch
CASH ta3f far ,tnTTnN sFFn on delivery Hlf i
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SraLDIsGts PREPARED GLUEi
sYAEDISGts PREPARED GLTEi
CHALLENGES PREPARED GLuEt
Save the Piecesi
EgoEogYl BIsPATCEt
s7-"A sateh in Tins Saves Nine'-ee
tsaseisas VIII happen ia weregu tted fsrlies y F
v7dedte o bave cheap and convenient way for
patmg Fu,ns.rre Toys, Gr9ckerY, etc.
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MIsxIcAN c0RRgspoynEEcE-

Nes5 Mopemeat of Miraaon sHe Goes 70 ne Cap
aat @ Consps-e a5h ne Ee -opeaga atgassters-
american Policy Under { Yold q MeT5so- ne go
conaontorf 1e brought Back to y Fre7acfs 5oeas
-grogress OF ne Rot1 IN Nttsro eozs-- eos,ses- @
n Stt6 atlse ascendant SEXES 9aotter eoft-
ductd- Otlter MaAeys
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Egara on voIa

TlU s~onssigIr A Nnpndsiiie dans celtic pAr0isse;
~ sanedi Soir ~ "a %jansier, dctx cheyaux AinS.
ricains. MI cculesr girls p~ommeid, aura / ans III
printcnips proclaim. porte sur Ia hanchc gauclic, la
marg,,e ~stisante 4 Nj. LaaNtrc cat nm bale, d'enyi.
ron ~ pauines de liatst, n eu six ans 10 printemps
passe. Iia los deax pims de dcrriere hlancs, una
'ta.he blanche dams 10 front, unc taci,cs blnnche pro-
quite par uiie blcssiFe sur 10 neg. line raenr1pe,lSup
libtrala sera bounce a cclui quj me. r~tinatterA lev
sheyanx 4 Motlndyillo on A 81. IA. ]. Baldwin, Il
Washington, Lnc.
4fay-4 JOHN W. SCOTT,
T1ERDu.--pnr 10 present, 10 naoiiiies Is publ, qqnS
j. jAi perda antfH Washington ~ III t~isfuanrs sisy
lioi. ri ", Marshal. pres d'kynrgrrcn, dams I'd ras
iniase Ayoyeles,, an billet tire par ID. ID. Arden.
pour IL somma dc 1855 ~. Oh a peu.ptas cGtte
sonrnc, poftant inter6t du Jotr gu'il . it6 fat, d
raison dc 5 pour cent par nn. II 4 des QnittAntes
sur l. dos du billet don't je me' rappclle paa. 10
preyie,is t,1t II monde dc no pas 4negoeief pSir 10
nv billet. ls dit " y, Arden u mon billet pour IN
solnma dc $3.50, fait on favour do ]. BARLOW drcedf /,
Jc previous 10 pnblle de no pas t~raliquer ponr Cd dit
billet, w qnIl est considere CONNIE compensation
du sus-dit billet. DAVID MUSON.
WASHINGTON. A feyrjcr 1sGO.--3f,
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kTRavgs AuTmcHiESNEs IN IArts.--.ps
as u Halle annoncent que lie pnpc n ~atlressc h
'eAles les pnlssances ealholique, moins la Sar-
aa'sHe, ~ nougel appel pour la protection de
les droiis.
LAairiclie est arclsee d'in,ervrnir indirec-
'eneal dams les aflifes d'I,aiie. ennttairemept
NIX engagement pris IA Yillafranca ct IA Zlrich
leAord DE- BrnSelles, organe rnsse, >stignati.
we 'eaia'iyes da cabinet de Yienne eni, dit.
hehmpromettent serieusement la mainlien de
IA pais
y Sc iail en- France de grands prepara,ifs
PHuf conlaencer les %faailles du canal de Sutz,
a'sfe y Proleslatiou du commencement turc.
'pae houselle brochure con,re In paissalce
sppofelle dn pape, Went de paraitre dams les
'ga'ions ct ell Toscane.
oa's a'elq''es nhes dcs provinces pamles,
= manifestations r~evolutionnaires ont eclate,
~ aasa pas Ell de sonle vement general.
- go0Vernentett .franeais d declare son in
s'''o' oe %sontehir Ia sardaignc dams scs pro,
"Aa'lens eontre l'enrolencnt lie tronpes All
ssueh1e ol de tont antre Fiat, dams l'armec
f'pae' II proteste egalement contre l'occu-
t','oo U ancone par des lroupes autrichiennes.
=. = correspondent du Times lie Londres. i
S,ss' Fefrest'tte Ia reprise des hostilites en-
n y eoni'ae me opinion generalement accrfe-
= o'''ll clrcule IA Genes ct a Turin, que les
,. sspes papa'es sont sur lie point d,envahir les
ssa',o1s ct qa'elles seront largement rel.for.
n N Y 'fonpes antricliiennes. Dams la previ.
III ~ 'e' movement de I, part da pape ct
%aattic1e, 10 gouvernpment sarde a resolu
M'.tHf ane esale force an sccours de Ia Ro-
T. ~ 81 da g%oavcrnenent provisoire de lIta-
1'i Dc Naples active sur une grapde
A. 4s',s ! augmentation de l'armee n~apolitaine,
ME-. Iis = out de %smn'enir lie Pane pour la resiau
''''oa Dc Ia R~omague.
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John ". gcorr.,
Depot de Machines a Condre.

T'0FFRE maintciiant an public toutes Igs ms
81 chimes 4 cppdre npuselitment lateiitees. parnat
iesqueles se trouycut les machines Eliptiaucs b
coudre de- Slost X Co. Ges ~Aerl,icres et decide
ineut s,parie,ues h ce'ies qnltts ont prse6dies. ~
paftout on Oh les fot,tais, tltes sont eoasiderGas
III yStieuteB max n~iaatfes N Leathcr.pAd d.
Wheeler II Wilson's ElieA ialt Ii ineraa nauint avn
nepx tatfs, Flies p~f4t4ptt, ~auflpst, f~rtiasent, etc.
Elies eant l@rfaitetneilt siuipies ct toii appreld a
N'en safsif tres faeilrneut. Ayec ces ayantlgas 10
les ofIte 40 public eemlne lea meilleures machines
h cpudre de ia.pille qui seient en- nsag
Magaslu dc depot, % tue dd Canal, NO.
Nj, r.. HfDnICK.s
q E.B.--On demande des asents avse petit capital.
4 fsvrinf IsAO. --gni. Ms n
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a Mesa, lnoPrie'aire de nos euvirons, NJ. Co.,
d Alan "a malson. dit le Memorial de Lille.
aapa - ass rats de Ia maniere sniyante /: il
q i m m's i'rte poignee dllerbe nsnsaee RE.
w soliss seei,er a lombre, puts il la saspendit
ss,rer A. Y IN .grenier OH il 9 costume de-
gains "le' dc f%aroine. des feves ct autres
ssses n.r Ks grams asaieat etc jnsea'alors ra.
Iaii a,aa;, ahe assez grande quan.ite de rats
n,ouen, J. e'e impossible de detruire. Dies ce
aalisisas,s, cl.t'valeur ne Wit plus aucun de ces
d sonia a,a, animauS, ct il Sc conyainquit que
ayise A saeaf De la rue les chassait. S'elant
daus tnu,as e,.re DIES poignees de ceite herbe
~hesueonn ! ,sa avenues dc son grenier, il trouva
ct il e ash ae ra's morris pour en- asoir mango.
IL y. s ssaafFas aiasiles rcraicieus cnne9,is
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1n III dams lie Pelican:

LIZ .pRAME DIS E.rIpRs.-Un drane terri
bic s'es, passe ces jonrs derniers sur Ia fron'lere
dis par,i,sses RaFides ct VIM. LIE rect que
nous i1yons d faire, etablira la sauSasef'e
anoce dams nos paroisses.
n J n enaire ans, me camille nomerense
enigra dams la parois.e dies Rapldes 81 elao's
son Component dams Ia pinlere, a ieS.reni'e
dos limitations de MN. Calhoun ct J. Bynnm.
Cette famil!e etait cejle. de Peaty. famille qai
ye,ait d'etrc chassee de jackson pour ses nom
breux vols ct mefaits.
4 peinc etahtis dams les 1-apiaes. lis Sc lvrf-
rem, 4 I'M tra6c iiiicite avec les negres el lirehi
main base sur tous les a~n.rnans des haoi'ans
An yoisinage. lis en- hrent iant gu apres un
an de seionI, ordrs Ieur fat dome de gutter
Ia p-aroisse. II y q de celia trois ans ct CONNIE
les Peavy, ne Sc current pas asssz ior.s po".
drawer Ia vengeance dn peuple, lis icishireh1
de SO sonmcttre a Get ordrc.
IueGc{ Il Sre1utpPTrUt. mas lis ; tLApl!iEII
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il en- manier les aflaires, etran-
tiqne don't nous n'avoils pas les
ar laqnelle nous n'avons recu nj
torite. Ce nest pas nous qui en-
bassadenrs, &c nest pas d nous
tehes; nous n 'avons pas
WINK, das nasires,
u, les armees-
ON de nier-
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A VIS.--JosIaH Scorr, de la Paroisso ST.
"A Landry. ayant present6 une petition a l'eiet
dietre npmnie Administrator de liz succession de
feae Eliza Gordon Hanna, soa i'ponse, dArddhe, pre-
cademment venye de George Fofaaer. dtrGdG, der
Increment de la Paroisse 81. Landry;
En- consequence, avis cat par lie present donn6 It
ceux qni pourraient ayoir des raisons lGgales a op.
poser a la dite nomination l'ayoir a les enrigistrer
par hcrit, all bureau du fireIiiet de Ia Conr dc Dis,
triet de Ia susdite ptroisse, dams les dix jouts qGi
snivront Ia date di present avis.
Bureau du Gretier, IL feyrier 1861.
Is. L~ASrRApfS. Greflnr.
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HsrAsR,-f.e tirage lie la loierie n Ell lien
Nh j%ansier. voici qsel9aesulis dss hume
ts que le sort q favmi-es: No 22,962,
slae,00a; 22,327. $4,000; 1886, $50. G09:
1911 sa0,oO0; 22.6U6. $4,000; %. AHA,
9,2oi, 28a6, 294l, 3,7tl, 5,0at, 5,4I9, 5,G46,
8e65, l0.413, 1860. 1912, 1506o. 1875.
1852, 1920, 1929. 1861. l1.sl6. 1881.
1906, 1900, 1892. ls.3sS, 1888, Is, T02.
1926. aa2l6. 2o,596. 2l.0e6, 81 .309, 81 1888.
sl5al 22O27, 22.967, 23,577, 24.s7I. 25.U30.
s5Gla. a6.2s4. 26,:336, 26,6sl, 27.3Go, 81 1898.
sl424, 2S.li0, .2s,7Ss, 29.203 ct 2o,239
$1,000 chacun.
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AVIS.

r Z sous-isne oisre aes services aux ~sefiats. qai
ont 't6 lu service miiitaire de-, Etats uuis
dams me Dies gnerres dapuis iTa1 Fl gai ont drvit 4
des terres scl0u3es aetes dn Concrea.
Dams lie cas- qn'ane pcrsonue decide aprait droit
a IN warrant pour terres s'il yisait 81 qujl ait iaisss
me yeilve, on ii celie8i aassi eet iaorte, qniii all
iaiss6 les cpfants mineur. - dams lie preniier cas- la
seave, ct darts ia Second, 10 az les eiEsuts mihsfrs
mt troit q IN meme qaantitG de tcrre g1i reyseli.
draft au sustiit saldl, sill viyiiit.
Tsute aifairs qHf inc se,a cDntfe, reeeyra INC ut.
tebtion tou.e paitieriisie.
John MACDONALD.
All. q. 4 ,rr-f~- 'sES T'N
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de Fruitland,

~ |- LFI II, Ta.
rs soaasigaAs ont rhnnneuf iofirire respec-
taeuseuieat anx hahitants lie Ia Louisiana, uBe
collection tres yasiee d 'Arbres ~frlitiefs, yignes, ar.
ltcs eI ~arllstes d orncment, arbres yert4, rosters,
etc. ~ esphrent CONNIE par ie Ilss6 etre patr,-
nists Bar lenrs nbmbreaS aiuis ct lis garsntissent
ieurs merchandise. II est ~jnatile de remarquer
que tous les arbres ate. quils offreut ont ft6 6leg..
dams leurs pepiniares ct par consequent soat bltii
ailaptss All %ciifaf. Tn catalogue r4i40nbe seta
soarnS franc dc port a toutes pefsonaes qpi en- fs-
ront IN iemande.
Adressez P.J. BERGKMAES Il Co.
few isso.-lau Augusts, ia.
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Asssxlos pu KAN s.--Ie correspondent
d Ii Tribune de New.Tork, Il Washington,
iii one ics d.mocsates ,fu Senat ont frme lie
lraet De recaIer III franiiere occiden,ale du
Kansas jtlsqn'any Montagnes Rocileuses. ct la
hobliire septentrionale iusqn'a la %ririerc
Ilale, ain den faire I'M Elai democratic. La
proposition sefa ~presentee sous Ia forme DIM
ssendeneat al bill de Ia chanbre pour i'd
mission di Kansas dams lUnion en- qnali,e
lEaat. 81 Ia chalabre refuse de RATHER Ia
aeplsural. lc Stnat ~refasera dadnettge lie
Kansas dams fUnioa asant la proeaai'c ses-
ton ln Cmlgres.
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aay;e, -oh ecrlt de Haiti, sous la date dn 5
lie fo,,; ~ ~ honVeaa Sonvernement continue
4 limn.,le Ell que les meconiens sont redni,s
sares ssence' lie president a deja sous SEES
lien / .aposanles forces militaires ct ia plus
noa,p. st ! DIES sedi,enx. II s'occnpe en- CO
sIa0s :, ~ feorganiser lea finances de Ia rel S,-
aune c,su h't executor DIES travanx publics
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Po,itivc,ncnt lie dernicr avis.

reaS 1ui tont pas encore pny& LENS
i taxes DIG, Railroad spnt, par lc present, notifies
la'ott ne peht les atlen ire plus lolgtenlps ct QY'a,
.fcs lie premier mars 1860. ie saiairai ct jc vendfai
= leifcau pour leurs taxes ct les frlis, les propriatfs
'le eelx qai n'aiiF1iit pas payf. GA tronvcra les
I ssee de Ia paroi4se ct du Railread All blreasi de
j. -. WtANrd.
II few 1850 HLgEsT GASFf, Collector.
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.1cola de NJ. Shaw.

T rs habtttnts dl Itlyoa Giticot. IIayol IIeuf ct
IL Vile Plate. sggs par lie present aSsfts qae
celte Ee6ie ctlAnFHSc,E "a premiere session 10 10
%lapyier 1850 dams "a maisoi, el briqae, Dc fsa Jaipes
AkcntIcad au Bayou Chsbt, Paroisac st. Landry.
L'elavatioa de i'endroit, 81 ~s.lplrite, In parstG dc
son eau ct Ia grande pspdrieice de Finstithteur ini
Aoinent l'assHrancc, qac Ia public lui aeeordeta de
i'encourR cement.
L'anu6e seliolastiquc scra disisfc Gu dctS ses-
siots de ~ ~sefItsines eigcuite 4 dstar dh Ter %janyier.
Les yaeances aAront lien anand Ia saiite ct | lutte
ret de Ftcoie ie denlanaeront.
Les prix sdiyau.s pour pension et eeole sont eta.
Bills pour fiHterst DIES psFents ct gardens, d savolr:
AHglais par session, Dc q s~efnIiises
Anglais ct FRANCOIS. .....-- t,.....,.....
Pension ct 6laiicllissag sc =. --.,.s.... gu
Les pensiontatges foufairons, lears draIs.aeryic
tics ct i~,iiniare.
La ufoiti4 d. prix pour psnsion payable inyaria.
hlemen; davandc ct IA bfiaaea & Ia III. de b 81 ssion,
On reeeYta les files aassi hien que les gafeaiis et
i'aecorderai. a sous les SONS dun ,pere.
/. J. %. SHAW.
Opelopsas, Il Jan fseo-~ian
NUiNiNE.-3J0 ounces Different maIks, Tor sale
~. cbean. by P.L L.. HEBRARD.
CilaDP DTiDpIDE DE FER Frais ct pnrr, A
- ,.4a.. rar J.. nEenAtp.