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reri VII. s5s a.. $685. aab,.
they may be In numbers '''N
John Ross, the Cherokee chief. Is non bsrs ri,b v,sw
Of selling 10 the government about eight hundred thou
sand acres Of land Southern Kansas belonging to those
inoars' This question is, however, anticipated, the
Senate at the last session having nna,ed that no treaty
Involving the payment Of money from the treasury viii
receive the assent Of that body. The large amount OF
lands In Kansas and elsewhere seems 10 ast This deter
minaton.
Thomas B. Sykes Of Kansas has been appointed Iadian
Agent for the Delaware Agency and Robert Cowart OF
Georgia, Agent for tbe Cherokee Indians
SENATOR TooxRs' BASEKUPr BILL.
Senator Toombs has completed the amendments 10 his
bankrupt bill, and viii report 70 the Senate in day
two The bill will pass Il It's friends urge IT, and
tsed with just bi which projects creditors, This
bill does.
INDIAN oUrRAGs IN NEW Axuoo
Intelligence was received here this morning fon New
NexicoM recent date giving IN account Of depreda-
tcns committed upon the czsns Of the Territory by the
Navajo Indians, who are numbering, plunderng and
sDg The entire country Expeditions have recently been
sastsd, Joined by United States troops and czens who
have had some desperate engagements with tho Indians
recapurng seventeen thousAnd sheep and other property
which they had stolen and killing IN one battle twenty
eight Indians Superintendent Cullen writes that he ap
prehends great troubles from these Indians a soon as the
season opens.
TIE COAST SURVEY.
The suggestion In the HERALD that the Coast Survey
was 1t department 70 be examined into has been acted
upon BY the Committee on Public Expenditures and one
witness has already been examined.
FOREIGN CoNsUIa
The President has recognized Robert Barh Of st. Louis
a. Vice Consul Of the Grand Duchy OF Odenburg for MIS-
souri,, and also Consul Of the Grand Duchy Of Hesse
Darmstadt for Missouri, Illinois and Iowa
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Spring Style Dress Hats for Gentlemen
resdy. WHITE. Batter, 2S Broadway, opposite ST. PAus
ohnrrh
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HerrIng's Patent Champion Fire
and burthr proof Ssfes Isl Broadway Of Murr
street, new York.
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New Application OF Ph0t0graphy.-Mag-
nicent Mniaui executed Vases Cops DC by the pa
tented Of the American Porcelain Photographs Com.
pnny 79l BrcadWav
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Batchel0r's Hair Dye and Wigs arc Tn
rtyned Tbe dye applied private Sxyebt rooms Great
Improvement In wigs separate rooms for sdiss l6 Bond
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married.
-NncHxrx---At b. Tho,uas chapel, on Tuesday
narch Is, by the Rev. DR.. an, EDWARD wovRE Jr, to
Nh SusAxSAH p. h1CHULs daughter OF Wm Mitchell,
Esq all Of this city.
EAfola, Ala, aha Bridgeport, CoRn., papers please
COPY.
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1860.
VIRGINIA LAND WARRANTS.
Mr.. NnIsoS (iem) Of Va, introduced joint resoIu
ton declaring the construction that shall be put upon
the act making appropriation for the satisfaction Of the
Virginia land warrants, approved August, 1852 Re.
ferred.
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. HARRIS, g. opp Of Nd, introduced bill for
tnung and completing the Improvement OF the navigation
Of the Patapsso river, and rendering the port OF Ba
Commerce.
PASSAGE OF THE CONSULAR DIPLOMATIC
The House passed tho Consular and Diplomatic Appro
priation bill
THE cnArIAIScY.
On motion Of Mr.. MAYNARD, Is opp OF Tenn, resolu
ton adopted rendering the thanks Of the House TO the
clergymen OF the Diet let OF Columbia who, previously to
the election Of Chaplain attended and opened the daily
mn MICHIGAN CONTESTED ELECTION.
Elections reported resolution declaring iooxpedent
allow further time 70 take testimony in the of Mr.
district Of Michigan Its consideration was
NJ CAMPBELL reported resolution, which was adopted,
giving Mr. Howard leave occupy seat the floor
pending the discussion In this case, and permission 10
speak TO the merits Of the question
THE RULES HOUSE
The House then went into committee on the report to
amend the rules.
Of the amendments to correct the practice
der the rules than the rues themselves ard facilitate the
despatch OF business and remove well founded CON-
plants
Several hours were consumed without coming to
cusion on the subject when the committee rose and the
Indian Appropriation bill passed.
THE MILITARY ACADEMY
Mr. hamilton, (cem Of Texas, moved that the Mill
tary Academy bill, as returned bJ the Senate with
amendments, be referred 70 the Committee on Military
Affairs saying that OF them OF great interest TO
Texas had already been considered by that commit
tee, namely, calling out the mounted regiment.
Mr. SHERMAN, (rcp Of OHIO, desired tho bill referred
TO the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. STANTON (rcp.) OF Ohio, showed why II should be
referred to the Military Committee.
Mr. REAGAN, (dem Of Texas said the subject required
urgent action In view Of the existence Of hoses the
Texas frontier, and supported the views Of his colleague
Mr. Hamilton.
Pending the question on the reference the House ad
iourued. t.AEtt. ...
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Txusses Of Every Description for Pcrma-
nenretsAon Of rupture bathing rrusses 6uppoerA shoul
Cspu Artleta AID al surgical pusncea scientifically
piled by AkSH CO. No. vesey street, Asor House, New
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HIlIss Hair Dye soc. depot NO. 4 Bar
iay xrres sold By all druggists. Aso iafabisyongucrs
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BAiTiaORH Warren Is, 1Sb)
There Was bad accident the Northern Central Rail-
road this morning Tie train whicn len AZ eight clock
proze an axle near Texas fifteen miles from this CITY.
Particulars hsve not get been receyos but it Is reported
tnat nrmoer arc seriously injured special trEln
with physicians, has lest left here.
. impoesiblc 70 get ans trg b; telegraph IA relation
pany. E'91 ts. ~
a despatch frtm enc Of lbs officers says tass Mcs
Ha.cb'fs, the vile OF an cmployc the ro,d has her
leg broken, and that several other persons are slightly
injured, bur that none have been killed.
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Mrs. WfuslOw's Soothing syrup -MII-
onaof bottles used every Ia The Gned States
for children teshing, with never fsing succeaA Relief
hume tae and certain. Only 80 csnts bottle.
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sprIr q has been NORTHUMBERLAND Espcn-

SCHED 3 by the production OF which re az tbs
geniua Of the had presided Its design and
light elegant fresh ity
STYLE demand which all Tho resources Of the cstbshmsnt
barely keep with tells the Of s popularity
Only resembles former fabrics the EsPESsCdsf fac
In paculsrthe price uxed the old
30 90. ESPsNCliEl Manufacturer Of Gena Hats No. l3
Nassau street.
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London Club Sauce.-Thfs UnrtvaIled
ssuse anqt.euset by Parker grqs London can he Oh.
street. 7hs article superior the Worcestershire sauce,
and can be cbisines u one half the price.
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T11sses, Shoulder Bra ces, Elastic Stock
ipgs, Belts, Bsndagea, 40 Or. GLOVER No. Ann at
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Singers Sewing Machines.
AN ENTIRE NEW STYLE.
Ussrntd for all manufacturing purposes noseiess IN IN
operation very rard ard capable Of every KIDD OF work
v The best naachiue prodnoed. Price only Sll0
l. n sIkGEH CO, l58 Broadway. N. Y.
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Ten Pounds or Good Coffee S1-Ten
pounds urerir 81 20 and ten pounds OF the finest 81
CEhIeTf.NsON's, NO Charnbtrs street
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evtd from all pars Of The escs and ansdss enco
slug ordsrs rom respectable phystns csrdc or
vsous effected by these medcnes from clergy Of
e.fry demo nit atom.
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Charleston steamshfp Express, p
COLUHBlA.

Charleston Steamship Express, per
Closes :. our once two 7. \ On day of sailing
s:s: :
s.'''' 00 may 90
don as q rate. pssss Apply ays sissnA'
Sensation In Rrosdway.-Ycsterday
-
% ss% io c
new syler.
Spring has been Inaugurated.at Espen-
SCnEID by the production Of Ha; which tbs
isesars q . sb, ssFsns g fresh i.
s barely sasp With he story e II
only resembles former fabrics from the EsrESsCasf1
. co. EsfsYcmEp Manniactus r Of Cent? Hats, No. i5
Nassau street.
Spring style Dress Hats for Gentlemen
rssdy, WHITE Eaaer, 2s Broadway opposite st. PAurs
Hunt & Dusenbury, Successors to Leary
hats introduce this day the spring style Noa s. sand
|
New Application Of Photography.-Mag-
ncent Mn,atui sxecued on Vases Cops 90 BY The pa
pany, ISL Broadway.
Ladies' Splendid Caters at 1ss. to s0s.
gna~ 1d Clippers e. 70 ias per pair Lovely Bo's and
80 - " ~ AiLLsR < CO.. ssr Canal street.
Buuard Fluy1n9-SolesrOOme,1 49 Fall
ton street. New York A. BASSFOR Jr nvtes friends merit
four weeis to Court and senien streets. BrOosiyn.
AerrinS'S Patent Champion Fire
and burfar proof 6sfes Isl Broadway Murray
street, new York.
Howe's Original Sewing Machines, For
-. 1s HnoS waited Z! PSsas IL country
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Singers Sewing Machines.
An ENTifr NRW STYLE
D,rrn,d for al nnsnnfsc,urnr purposss noiseees IN IN
srd ttcl r,
l. n SINGER co, lSs Broadway MI.
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Oclcc 500 Broad ray New York
~n~~snx~r raxv rrar~.~.. r-.r
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Drawings Of the Delaware State Lotte.
rses, WOOD, EDDY co., Managers Of tho
INN Nfxs arx

rses, WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY, AND MISSOURI srArE
LOTTERIES.
DxliwARH-KxrkA CLASS No. III. MARcn Is 1860
u, 80, GA, Al, IA, 40, II, So, SO, z, AZ, 62, &c.
:. =. DELAwARE-CLass No. l2s MARCH is. 1850. :.
7s 3s, 60, 6s, a. s, %, so, g. 90, 20, "a, 8, SO.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO.. Wilmington, Delaware.
Omcaal DrawiMGs or Hodges, Davis &
Co.'S Consolidated Lotteries cf 0eorxiA
CLASS no MARCH Is. 1850.
50, ID, 3d. o. 49, SO, 56, "a, ~, 35 16, H. A. &c.
Prizes eashed 81 668 broadway. Circulars ssns free.
HoDdzs DAVIS CO., Nanassrs
Macon,
0eor1ia.
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Something New.-A Hemmer, Tucker
FELLIR. BINDER, AND GAUGE COMBINED. Just patent
ed simple heDmipg width and thickness Of cloth
sss srpiS e any ssSing sachns b Any one IN FEY
Thh TRADE orasrsby mai piled, postage paid. Com
lar. Also UEavERsaL BosoMFoLDER and SELF
:" : n 40 UNIVERSAL, uEMMER CO.. 40 Broadway.
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Sensation In Observation-Disclosures
gents purchasing KNOWS splendid Spng nts and viii
continue DO for 22 Broadway IL the
Of New York just Call there and ths
new stylef
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CROvvR BAKERS
" NOIsxLEss FAMIL7 SEWING MACHINES.
The best IN use
f95 Broadway, New York.
152 Fulton street, Bsooklyu.
COLD, SILVER AND DIAMONDS BOUGHT FOR
" cash, By q. 9. ALLHN, AIS DroadMay.
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u,HIKTY TWO SECOND HAND .sAprs
Taken IN exthsnee for rH
IYfIIF,s CHff.LED AND WROUGHT IRoy SAVES
For sale cneap n Howes l.andzrd scale store.
FRANK l. HOW
R~osAx.v
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Mr. Kfprcr of Pcnnsyl In his speech last even
ing brocght forward the subject OF national foundry,
claiming for hs district great capacities ana resources
He said the Iron deposits there were not less than ATTY
million tors with inexbaustble beds OF anthracite COAL
TIE CIVIL MILITARY TROUBLES IN UTAH.
The prereut difficulties in Utah continuation Of the
drercpces which arose between the military and civil
authorities owing 10 conflict Of instructions The former
digsrt noes between the Governor and army are now
transferred from the army the Judiciary. Governor
Cumming and the JUDGES DO not 10 their views OF
policy. Judge Eckels has resigned. and Is more than
probable that Sinclair and Crsdlebaush will be super
seded.
rosr or71cx BLANK PRINTING.
TIE SenAc resolution suspcndng the fifth section Of the
Post Office Appropriation BILL for letting out the Post
Omco blank prntr 70 the lowest bidder was considered
in the House Printing Committee to day and they were
decidedly opposed to the proposition.
rHR wnIxrr's FONT roRrncArroS.
Nj. Haskin, chairman Of the Committee ON Public Ex-
pendsure will offer bill the nrst opportunity TO rspea
so much OF the act Of March g. 1851 provides the
commence ment OF fortihc Ition at wletts wilkns
Point, immediately opposite Fort Schuyler, on the Eas
River, New YORK.. tr -
TERRITORIAL Ay7AIRs
The senaie Committee on Territories met this morning
Captain hooper, tho Mormon delegate, was before them
hut owing The absence Of two members Of the commit
tee, no definite action was had. N
Tho committee have also The Kansas consultation under
confederation, and viii decide upon in few days
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has issued letter,
In which be says
Almost every Indian reservation In Kansas has either
been settled o. espasssd upon ~ whites in utter dsre-
gard q ths law which q imperative and must BE- en-.
cseps and Ur>sd States Gonps, and hopes such great
calamity wiz be avoided; but = = psees1t sdvHsd,
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Acts Of the Legislature.

rs IN oct better 10 provid" for She
collection Of licenses.
SIC. !. BE Il D3Cctel 81. That il she'll
Lc the duly of every Sheriff and Tax
collector, at the tin. required by law
for his final settlement, To file with the
Auditor al Public Accounts. n list Of
the names Of each person who has paid
him for q liccns" during the current
year. together with the amount paid for
each license, the trade. profession or oc-
& cupati"n for which the license was is
sued. and the names of every partner
ship that has paid a license. with the
name of each member OF said partner
ship: said list so furnished by the Shcr-
IFS and Tax Collectors shall bc kept hv
the Auditor in n bound box. and shall
bc at all times open 10 public inspec-
lion; said list shall be sworn to as true
by the several Shcrifls and Tax Collcc-
tors, before some officer authorized to
administer oatlis: and the affidavit shall
set out that no other license has been
paid for other than those specified in
said list. 4 duplicate list and affidavit
shall be made out by said Sheriff and
Tax Collector. which duplicate, in
New Orleans. shall he deposited with
the Recorder Of Mortgages, and in the
country parishes. with the Parish Re
corders, and shall Ice 10y said Recorders
bound and kept open at all times to
public inspection.
SEC. >. The parochial OF municipal
authorities in the several parishes
throughout the State shall have power
To Call upon any person or persons sub
.lect to the payment of a license for the
carrying on of any trade. profession or
occupation, under the existing laws of
tue State, for the exhibit of the State as
well as the Parish license. and in case
any are found without the State license.
he or they shall he liable to the same
fine and penalty provided for by the pa
rochial authorities against persons car.
rying ON any trade, profession or occu,
patton without a Parish license.
SEC. >. No commissions shall be al
lowed the Collectors of State or Parish
taxes on their final settlement. until
they shall have occupied the first sec
ton Of this act.
SEC. 4. In future. all licenses by the
AudItor shall be countersigned by the
state Treasurer, who shall also keep an
account Of the number and amount of
licenses issued to each Sheriff and Tax
Collector.
SEC. .. Any Sheriff or Tax Collector
who shall falsely swear to the list re.
CURED by the first section Of this act,
shall be guilty ,og perjury, and subject
- the pains and penalties attached II
that Q~fcnsc.
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Etdt 9ck louisa e-Par0iSsc d. IberriUe-
Corr du 6ems District Judiciairc.
Succession de feue EloiSe LodoiSka Lam
glois.
A TTENDU, que Alexander Roth a ce jour
n enliasse dams lie bureau du Grefirr de cette
Cour son compile annuel CONNIE executor de Ia
succession de ieue EIoise Lodoiska Langlois, de-
cede-
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux que
celia concerne de deduire sous 30 iours de la date
de ce present les iaisons pour lesquelles lie dit
cornpte annuel ne serait pas homologue et fait lie
jusement de cette Cour.
Bureau du Greffer, March IS. 1859.
mh3l " a. ESTFNAN, GnFsr
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rsy~ An act to amend article eighty
one of the Constitution.
BE it enacted. &c. That article eighty
II Of the Constitution of this State he
amended so as to read as follows:
Article 81. The Judges Of the seve-
raj inferior Courts shall be elected by
the duly qualified voters of their rcspcc-
tive Districts or parishes; but the Legis-
laturc shall have power to make such
provision for the trial Of REFUSED cases.
whether by the appointment Of special
.Jul sns or The selection of members Of
the barIor that purpose. as they deem
proper.
Approved Feb. %. lSG0.
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Approved Feb. %. 1850.


Steam Carri0ets.- The Bangor Wing
says: The Legislature has Incorporated
the Maine Steam Road Carriage Com
paay, giving the exclusive right to make
use Of steam. in propclIing carriages
over highways, in the State, for twelve
Years.
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40 Planters, Mechanics and Cap
iiaIi>ts.

TNHE undersigned would call attention 10 his
l. NEW IMPROVED WOOD OR COAL
FURNACE" Patented Dee. u, 1875. Its adj
vauia.eS are a. follows.
lst. liz great economy Of fuel, It's consumption
b~Ing invariably fifty pei ccut less than by the
ordinary arrangement.
2. lis combustion OF fuel beng perfect, it IS
consequently smokeless.
). II is under the entire control of the atien-
dart, combustion proceeding at a uniform rate,
independently OF the amount OF fuel admitted.
4. There being no open ashpit, danger from
fire Is obviatrd.
;. The cleaning out Of ashes can be effected
with as much facility as in the ordinary form Of
iUraace.
6. The flame being distributed egenly,
throughout the entire length OF the Boiler, lis
liability 10 become burned is considerably d.
minished.
:. 1t can be adapted to every form Of Boiler
OF Sugar Kettles.
5. II is peculiarly applicable TO steamboat
Boilers a. the tre can be checked without upen
my the Flue Caps, and the exterior OF the iuC-
mace being al ali times perfectly cool, siowage
room is increased as the freight may be placed IN
direct contact with the sides OF The Furnace.
The above Furnace has been in successful ope-
ration in Iberyllle and adjoining parishes tor The
past year. invariably ~efiecting a saving OF fiy
per cent IN fuel.
The Undersigned refers TO the following gen.
llemen who have had his furnace in use
vaisin J Dupny, lberviIle.
Michel Schlatre,
Gervais Schlatre,
j.. ;. Leblanc,
Chas. A. Brusle,
Davenport & Ford, Lafourche.
Hill 4 Markham, Baton Rouge
Purchasers will find the above a profitable in
vestment.
For further particulars address the Patentee,
EVAN SKELLY.
Plaquemlne,
ianI5 Parish of IbervilIe.
~Louisiana Parish Rights, land Rights for
ali the States OF the Union except LOuisianal for
sale.
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state Of Louisiana-Parish of Iberville-6th
District Court.
Estate of EloiSe Lodoiska Langlois, de-
ceased.
WHEREAs, Alexander Roth has this day
w filed in the Clerks office Of this Court,
his annual account of executorshIp of the estate
of said Eloise Lodoiska Langlois, deceased
Notice is hereby given 20 all whom il may con-
Germ to show cause within thirty days from the
date OF the publication hereof, the reasons why
said annual account should not be homologared
aud made a Judgment Of this Court
Clerks Office, March %. 1859.
mh3l VI. A. ESTEVhN, Clerk.
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State Of LoWSaaa-PariSh Of UerrHe-
-.Slrtb District Court.
In matter of the Estate of Eliphalet f..
Slack, decd.
WHEREAS, Mrs. Martha Bennett as repre-
w sentative OF the succession OF Charles \.
Slack, deceased, has this day filed in this Court.
the Final Tableaux Of administration OF the sue
cession of Eliphalet Slack. decea>ed-
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it NAV con-
Germ to show cause within thirty days from the
date OF The publication hereof why said final Ia
bleau should not be bomologated and made a
Judgment of this couT. aud the bond given by said
Charles A, Slack as Administrator, should not
be cancelled and annulled.
IberviIle, March 18th, 1860.
mhl7 NJ. A. ESTEVSN, Clerk.
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Etdt de IL LOWtSidRe-COur dH Cine. Dis
trict-ParOisSe FIberriHe.
Dams la Succession de Eliphalet Z Slack.
A TrENDU, que Nine. Martha Bennett, rep
n resonant la succession de Charles A.. Slack,
a ce jour enliasse dams lie Bureau du Greficr de
cette cour, son Tableau Final de distribution de
Ia succession de feu Eliphalet F.. Slack
Avis est par he present-donne a tous ceux cue
celia concerne de deduire sous trente jours de la
date de ce present les raisons pour lesquelles lie
lie lugement de cette cour. ct lie cautionnement
donne par lie dit Charles A. Slack, CONNIE admi-
nistrateur de la dite succession, soft anGulie.
Iberville, Mars 10, 1860.
mill NJ. a. ESTEVAN, Grefier.
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NEW
JUST RECEIVED AT
Il. A. ORELLsON'S

Fancy Grocery Store.
S doZ bottles Pale Ale;
d" Cordial;
2" &" Syrup,
Candies of all kinds;
Cream Biscuit;
Table Salt, Winches,er>hre re;
Sauce, Fresh HOLSTERS;
Pine Apple Cheese and Fresh Jelly;
Cheese and Fresh Butter;
Boys Foot Balls,
Parier Balls;
Boys Tops and Marbles;
Gun Caps, States and Pencils;
Led Pencils, Letter Paper, lnkstands and
Ink. mhlO
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sss~Twenty-thr"r years ago the only

ses-Twenty-thr"r wears ago the only
kril in Galveston, Texas, was 4 s!ean-
todi, which had been beachcd in a gale
ri wind. and laid up high and dry. II
was kept by DR.. Worcester. and did q
thriving business Their" were then
but two or three >haniics in TIE town
nothing deserving the name Of a house
excepting the warehouse Of Mckinney
Is Williams. Now there are several no
tells and houses Of entertainment, with
thousands Of stores and residences
the properties of Il large, refined. and
fionrishing population.
Twenty-four years az, m ia" month
Of July, there was but o@r house on
Galveston Island, q I5g house, used for
the Mexican Customs. St that time,
there were nothing hut fonts where
Galveston now stands. u ""e NJ which
wc crj yed oursglr a. muoA as w. have
since IN one or it, iiue hotels.
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FzF~A good story was told us Hart
ford Press) the other day, about John
Van Buren,. He had taken som techui-
cal. legal advantage, by which his OPP
pnnent's client in an action was non
suited. The man was furious, and de-
cIarcd his purpose to give John a piece
OF his mind when he saw him he would
Eiheehim. Happening to see John one
day at Downing's, standing at the bar,
getting outside of a dozen New York
bays. he boldly confronted the Prince.
and being a small man, looked up at him
ficrccly, and burst out-'Mr. Van Blu
rem, is there any client so low and mean.
or any case so nasty that Won won't un-
dcrtasc 10 defend him in it 2 u don't
know" said John, stopping 10 put away
another oyster, then bending down and
~conidentiaIly drawing out his reply in
the little mans ear. "chot gou Teen d.
tH- . 800
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u Goods sold will not under any circum-
stances be taken back after three days, all not
then if in lad order.
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