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1Aisp 'o'ieA V VS.. PROPERTY belonging
Parish of Orleans to unknown owners and de-
Of writ e b 1,t;ss to e. ,Se
Peace the parish Of Orleans WI RTpsepsa = ~ q 9aS
june 1850 u o'clock the following described properties
Fourth District sou 80 bounded By Barcnne Dry
AIDES Washington Fourth Streets the UNDIVIDED nall OF the
Nos y q and measuring each 70 feet front on Fourth
street Y l35 feet in asph os hon5e bv prvaaes St Dan.
mis- Sevrh and Eighth streets and consisting Of the lot
having Of 80 feet Drsads street, by i2o tee in
Fer,h District SQUARE s2 bounded by Liberty Howard
jackson and Philip streets and o. t sae " LOTS
iberv street by Is feel nahes deph-and Of lots Nos
% and rs having 80 feet front on Howard street. by s
sf Fourth District $685. bounded BY F5ers Jackson
Locust and Philip and having front Oh inches
TERAlS-Gash on the spot n,,,rrT NOV 1,..,,
LA WILLIE DE la MILE
Tnosan sss,n les dsepl
paros.e d,f)rleans don't les prnpriataires son in
Ii adrese par Honorable Arthur sancier I5oseme Justice
de- PsS l. gsrfs sMED
des propdtes dtces assesses CONNIE nconnues
puade Wasbnson ct ouatrieme Ia mo diviseee
lots Nos u ct o. nesnan chaenB 70 peas ID
onatrieme District E us borne par les Dryades ST.
Dennis Septieme Huteme du lot NO ayant
facade 30 peds Ia rue Dyades sur lo peas de
qnarieme District ILET s borne rnss Iibert How
IL L. Is Ii is TO- ayani chacnn 30 peds de face Ia rue
Iber 1873 pieds De proonln y es ,9s ~ q
25 byant chacun 30 peds de face Ia rue sur loo pee
oaataeme Distriet ILET $685. par les FreTe
1aesse LqGs s r e. fh Dc pofondear
Compliant an moment de radlSdieaon;
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De AcoB
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA ciers de Ia de succession outes nutres
celia peut cpncener davo deduie dix dater de
Ia pesene publication les rsons pour equees lie comptepre
par uice naturelle de enans mneurs sers
point approuva homoogua les onds mains re-
parts conformement dit COMPETE
Par ordre de la Cour. ,5gq.
my1 10 II. MfCH0T, Dspute Greier.
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P. Chs. CuvELIIER, =55a
o. L. KERNIoN,
WALTER H. PETERS, N. P.
certify the foregoing copy the original
in my current archives q
Witness my hand and seal New Orleans the 10Th day
of April A. d. 1850
a2d BOT WALTER H. PETERS, N. P.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouKrl SUCCESSION OF JACOB MEYER.
of New Orleans No. Is sos.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of this estate and TO al ether herein interested
show within days from the present notification If any
they have why the presented by the natural
tutrix Of her minor children should not be hooogaed and
approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order of the Court. d.
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[oRIGINAL sIGSEpI
G. H. SII0C0MB, New Orleans.
BELLOCQ, NOBLOM Il CO, New Orleans
I. N. MARkS, New Orleans.
GEO. NJ. LONGACRE, New Orleans.
And others.
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pEuxn PAX TON BAR as
Psrojsse d,orleans ER-No 1854.
I'M VERTU dun writ de fieri factas, q moi
Paix pour Ia paroisse dOrleans dams Faae edessus e
procederai lie sAMEDI u de mai 1860 midi mon maya
a la vente puhlique ct adjudication de-
I'm lot d EPICERIE.
Saisi dams l'ahare ci-dessus. :.
mya 7 u W. H. WATERS, Constable
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VSTINEs, BRANDIEs, etc..
AGENCY OF
MARErTs CO., BRANDY, oognac,
pouIriNEy q CO.. BRANDY, coenac'
g. o. H. LURMAN, BRANDY, Bordeaux,
u. KLEPPER L CO., WINES, Bordeaux
MORT 4 GHANDoN, CHAMPAGNE Epernay
MARzETTI SONS, PORTER and ALE 1,oRdon.
subscriber being duly authorized agent for the above
houses solicits orders on liberal for direct I'M
articles in their line stock of which always
On hand Merchandise Of description bought and sold
commission. . ,vu,
My Iv corner 6ravier and New IIevee streets.
sS.S.ts assSs Bsoans o aasSs
20 baskets in pints.
30 baskets peliguy, in Or. pnts,
a baskets verzenay, of bottles.
20 Imperial Wine, IN quarts
II cases m p'hts
I N 81, pms.
For sale by .. u. dhAi e a - = W, -
x1u.MPaGEE-l0O cases Moet L Chandon,s Vim An
" glais, for sale by =. mSE w. .,.a -.
ml9 sief anu new Iefee s's'
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a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON woRKs.-The undersigned beg leave to inform
G public and builders generally that they
Nv featuring kinds Of Architectural and Building
Work. their foundry corner q MAGNOLIA and Brato streets
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly hand and Wrought Col
umns venators snd Sash Weights and m all orders Of
description Of Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
BENNETT LURGEs, Davidsons Row,
te24tf Carondelet street.
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SECOND JUSTICE PEACE WooI I ". BAR
for the lNGEk VS.. JOHN GA1l-
DYVIRTUE of a writ of fieri I'm cias, to me
Peace for Parish of Orleans in the above entitled cause
will proceed to sell at pnbs auGten a. my On Vt,
DAY the day of May, 1850 at II o'clock M
A lot of GROCERIES, zs
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot - ,nx,n,
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CONSTARTE,S SALES.

SECOND JUSTICE or THE PEACE, 3ca aRI.Es SCHMIDT r
For the Parish Of Orleans. JOHN A. HAMILTON.
J No. bST.
DY VIRTUE of writ Of fieri facias, to
ID me directed by Hon. d. MITCHELL Second Justice Of
the Peace Parish of Orleans in the above entitled case,
will proceed sell public auction, at warehouse
Circus street. Pedo and Poydras Streets SAT-
URDAY, the 10Th day Of May, 1850 ct u O'Clock M
One lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
One LARGE COOKING STOVE
Seized in the above suit. 58i 8bz2 ai.
TERMS-Cssh on tho spot .. -.
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THE DOUGLAS NATIONAL ADDRESS.

hiessrs. Taylor, of Louisiana, Pugh, of Ohio,
and Rust of Arkansas, on behalf of the Doug
las National Executive Committee, have issued
to the Democracy of the United States an ad.
dress of explanation and counsel They de.
clare as the universal sentiment Of the SUP.
porters of the supporters of Messrs. douglas
and johnson, that no compromise whatever is
admissible. That they have made no PROPOSE
ton for njoint electoral ticket in any State. and
exhort the rejection Of such propositions in-
dignantly whenever and wherever made. "If,
they say. 1--WE have any friends in any State.
let them call State Convention at once and
nominate foil electoral ticket, pledged to the
exclusive support of Douglas and johnson.
We can agree to nothing else, because to &C.
knowledge the right Of a factious minority to
dictate their own terms ofsco.operation, suffer
them to violate the solemn fofessions of the
Democratic party and trample under foot our
Democratic usask would be to dlsband the
national organization
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THE GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

One ofsthe most terrible evils in. the com.
munity% the widespread prevalence of Dys-
pepis. It is to b found ip almost every
family in our land, and thousands are suffAr
ing from what'they believe to be ailments VI
the head, the heart the chest, the liver OF
bowels, which are in reality-hut symptoms spd
the results of the presence of Dyspepsia. Sc
many forms. does this dire arrangement Of the
snimal functions assume, that thousandsdlf
ferent casss might be cited in with the com.
plicatioaor cnmbination ofsymptoms is entirely
different. Rrobably in the most efficient re.
mediatAgeht Known is the 0syyenated Bistsrs
.prepasrsd By saW. Fowle & Co, npsten. We
have ssen letters from individuals whose char
aetss and pSsition in society entitls them TO
9sshs alass. thd ths article has been appsov ed
of ouf ssess smins professional nisn.-
al'satss Is ~. -: - a. ,s.ss,..
The xpressessom opiaSen, ,of this well
Z, For ssla s. q sassAiib; ABbsyif,s.s4al,
4ssl,S
Z ::sras ;gess ssses " 7Hs4sssippt
sslusS aeipnt tsst ILL.,
>npSuy ~ yeskson. ard ds{Il1 nS1le Snd
Hhly tnthe faHkA 80
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EDWARD EVERETT.

The mais theme of the Hon. Edward Ever
etts Fourth sc sSh1y Grafton in Boston was
reply u tue charges and ,ntimatious alleged
ssainst t hts solntrySby Earl Grey in a debate
IN the House et Iasda on the 10th ofApriI last
Earl Grey hsai ssgued that the elective fran
esisssboaia hsfs extended in Great Britain,
since, in this country. where it is SO universal.
the republic isSapidly on the decline, politi-
cally. socially and morally. The various
counts in .this British Indictment against the
United statesare stated and examine d by Mr.
Everett; the imputation that q fatal degenera-
cy is stealing over our country is faithfully re.
PEELED, and it is demonstrated by simple arr
ray Of facts and arguments that the eighty.
fourth anniversary of the Declaration finds thu
United States in the ful6llment of the glefious
sntieipations with which the foundsrs ,of the
republic put it forth. The orator wa fseeived
with the bighsst qualification hy an Assncs
that filed sSesy part Of Music Hall.
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THE RAILROADS OF THE SOUTH.

Thirteen Of the Southern States have l6,S2S
miles of railway. s794 miles of which are in
working operation-costing in building and
equipment S235, s42. Nothing can give o
more forcible idea Of the growing Importance
of the Union than a survey Of their immense
railroad system. There is a too numerous class
of persons, resident in the Northern States,
who from defective information or perverted
pert sstatemsnts have adopted most erroneous
imPressions'as to the commercial status Of the
vas; section of country located south of Mason
and Dixon's line. They pride themselves on
the idea that all commercial enterprise Of the
country has BY some unknown meaaa centered
amongst the Northern people: It is a settled
fact in their minds that the Southern States are
half century behind the advanced civilization
Of the ress of the Union. and that the region oi
country is in an altogether raw and undevel-
oped condition. The railroads of the South,
ahcwever are a standing refutation against all
misconceptions.
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THE DISTRICT BIBLE SOCIETY.

There was very good attendance at the
meeting Of the District Society on Wednesday
last. The Society was called to order
at the usual hour, by the President THos. G..
PERRIN. Esq. and after prayer by the Rev. Ii.
L. SLOAN. very able and excellent sermon
was delivered by the Rev. J. o. LINDSAY, and
beautiful and appropriate Address by c. II.
ALLEN.
In our next issue we will publiuh full re.
port Of the proceedings.
The Rev. G. II. ROUND was appointed to
deliver the next sermon before the Society.
MATHEW MCDONALD Esq. was appointed to
deliver tho next Address.
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THE HOT SUPPER.

The Hot Supper given at the Marshall House
on "Wednesday evening last, by the Ladies
Of the Abbeyille. Sewing Society was very
aucceasfnl affair. The company in attendance
was unusually large, and we nsser sow more
apparent enjoyment The Supper reflected
hIeheredit upon the taste and skill of the Ia
d'ss,and the aud ence testified their apprecia
tion of the excellence of the feast. by discussing
at length, and with much zcst the various dain
ties ofsthe oocasion.
The tables located at convenient intervals
thronghont the room, where handsome young
ladies,dispens ed ice-cream. sherLet, fruits and
ertdelicaeies, con tributed much to the gen.
eral enjoyment. and enhanced the receipts o!
the evening. The proceeds of the entertain.
@enf, we learn, amonntto the sum of $le5.
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THE POST OFFICE FINANCES.

There were 1I,Gi0 orders on the Post Office
Department for postage stamps for second omar.
ter of 1859, amounting to sl.366 9s2; and l2, >
4sO for the second quarter of 1860, amounting
to $l,673,359. Decrease in the number of or
derss2 l6o; being about II per cent. Increase
in the value of postage stamps Issued. 1866 .377
being about % per cent. This reduction IN the
amount of labor on largely-increased issue
has been effected by furnishing each Office with
the full amount required for its quarterly sup
ply, as nearly ms can be calculated, AMI forbid.
ing postmasters from making several orders in
the saue quarter.
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NOTHING ELSE OF SERVICE.

MEcHANTcsvILLE, n. Y, Marr1s II. 1858
Mr.. w. f. HAoAH: l have used IIeimst reefs
Hair Restorative for three years, and have
found it to be n most excellent article. 1t not
only restored the color of my hair, giving it
new life and strength, but it cured myself and
wife Of most obstinate eruption upon the
scalp. which nothing else seemed to benefit !
fully believe it I" be the best article in use.
Yours Respectfully, KSowLroN How.ASD.
Remember that this result was produced by
HEIMsrREEr's Inimitabie, the original and ouly
reliable Hair Restorative.
Price fifty cents and one dollar bottle.
Sold every where, and at ell the drugstore
in Abbeville. w. E. HAGAN d CO., Propric.
tors, Troy, N. Y. II. 1t
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CONSIGNEES-

T " Davis. y J Jordan. J II Cobb, + S Rut.
ieEe, NJ Hughey: Mrs Miller. B Blackmnn.
John McBryde. Tribe, DR. CIV Barnes, Lem.
ucl Reid, John Mc1.arren, Agncw, NIcD Il Co,
Bi-as & Baxter Hon } Foster Marshall, w
Tirgart, I Parker ii S Kerr. Il Il Gor.lan, j
Whit, Clark IL Dupre. j Il n Knox X j Smith
Weir j. Lythgna Sinru,s
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TIE YACHT 'WASpEnEn."-The Galveston
Texas. Civilian of the 9TH inst envs:
This roc'l vessel. recently sold by the Uni
ted States for violating the laws against the
African slave trade. was purchased by MeSsrs
Adams & Jordan, of Galveston, and ordered TO
Rio for cargo of coffee. She is hereafter to
be called The Charles ii. Jordan.
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"A suBMARIHE TRLReRAFHsBErwzRH
9 xRRA61NAAD TIE UNITED STATES.

= srEA0@VeAN0 Ek1E UNITED SGATE6.
twill be seen BY the sdvices fron4Paris that
Louis Napoleon has sent to the COPS Legisla-
tiffor approval a convention 8EthS laying Of
;essabmarine telegraph betwl ss and the
Synlted States: No partio6l ngiven in
the Aonitsur Of the Sd inst }sksssth is
announcement, and as yet nqtl {kn own Of
the route that win be adopted lSftEs line. or
She time whs6ft will be laid But the fact
:that LqRis Napoleon, has mstured sueh a
sehsmA and fcrtpslly madsths fact public, 4
siguiasaat one In the progssss Of France and
tas growipg intzrest taken ID American affairs
~ The sourtS AZ Euray iieshr BfitiSjs cousins
sill; and'A A.snssii SsSh isls.
graphic. suEsrpriSs skS Ssrs.
{ eng; ;shsiT mp nflis
sssss!ey b.sssasyyl estsn
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nEATu OE M n

~, O6dTn Vc U6. &. e. FHEHSLT. -
We regret to learn as we are going to- pr ess
Of the death of this distinguished divihe, for
any years the President Of Erskine College
and one Of the most honored names ias tie
Church to which he belonged. He was uniysr-
sally esteemed and respected. and exercised
vide influence during his long and useful
career. His death is a public lo,s.
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AT IooGEEnEAps.-Col. Gage, Of the Farmer
and Planter, says:
We are prepared to subscribe to the opin ion
so often expressed by agricultural rcformers
that our exhausted coils can e reclaimed by
growing animals or grasses. They are all ex-
hnuSters more less
The very same week, Dr. Lee. of the Field
and Ercside, says:
l look 10 rich winter pastures excellent
meadows. and fine stociss as likely to do far
more for the South than any commercial man.
urca
There seems to he some discrepancy between
our agricultural teachers. Do we read them
Alright And if so. under which banner will
the tillers of the soil enlist7 Our position in
the matter is this: We hope Dr. Lee is right
but we very much fear Col Gage has the com.
nonsense side of the question. If there is a
uinn among our subscribers who Inns ever vet
tried the grasses with success IN this latitude.
we beg to hear from him. Mr. James Richard.
con. ofRiehardsonville. tried clover few years
ago--inay we be permitted to ask him, what
has:bscome Of itf VIII any other gentleman.
who has experimental in ts''lepartment, favor
ms with his results 1-Euqcfeld Adverfiser.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AbbepiHe District Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL. Esq; Ordinary of Ab:
beville District.
w HEREAS James McClinton has applied
w to me, for letters Of Administration,
Of all and singular the goods and chatters,
rights and credits of Eleanor McCTinton and
William McClnton, deceased, late Of the State
of Arkansas.
these therefore to cite and almonsh,
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased. to be and appear before me
at our next OrdiDary's Court for the said Dis.
trct. to be holden at Abbeville Court House,
on tie 30th lay Of July met, to show cause, if
any. why the said administration should nos
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
fourteenth day Of July. one thousand
eight l,u6dred ard sixty, and in the eighty.
fifth year of American Independence.
WIMLlAM HlLL,o.A.D.
Ordinary's Office, July II, 1860. ls. ct
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ALUMNI Ass0CIArI0H.

.ssan our notice Of the late Literary Festival at
Cokesbury. We omitted the following items in
reference to the formation of the Alumni Asso
ton;
IT was sresolved that an Alumni Association
should now be organized and the following
officers we're elected, viz:
FRASors A. CosSoR, Esq, of Cokesbury, Presi-
dent.
]. D. B. DEBow, Esq, of New orleans. and
Col. y FELIX. of Union, 8. c., Vice Presi.
DENTS ~,
= K's. .GRAYDEs, ESD, Of Cokesbury, secre.
tAry and Treasurer. ss -
}. D b. DEBow, Esq.,, gas qnan imously
selected as the Orator for 1890. =
Nwas apPropriats that Il, is most interesting
meeting Of the Alumni should DO cloeed by .
tangible Offering to the Alma Mater, and id;
eoTdipgly the sum Of one thousand dollsp wss
spbscssbed by the members. Of, the Association
towards the erection Off new and. spaciou.
bdiiding on The site of the old edfAce which
vas tssed 10 the gtound : few years ago
The eefdial thanks 81 the eocisty; we're %tsn
itdersd - Cot Wslksss for hisFapprsprists sds
sloqasst address and copy ofit selisitSks
f0r publisation. = :; 3. ..s.
- HsAfa y ldAootssss fYsss ~ lsasasd fsy Ar
iha. q 81 III, not been al a
tsi1S dsssh Is Masers sisas ssis sh inst d
ss,.; s;s; Sc ,s..: mn 81: I:
rsPsps - Me- sys,i y INA
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D. MCLAUGHLIN.

We direct attention to tho advertisement Of
our townsman, Mr.. D. AlcLAucnLIN. announcing
his removal to the New Store in Whites Block.
The location is an admirable one and the store
has been expressly fitted up for drug business.
Mr.. McLAUcuLIS has large stock on hand COM
prising everything in his line. and is constant
ly receiving new supplies He will be happy
to receive his old friends at the nc W store.
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RAIN.

We have at Inst been furnished with refresh.
ing rains, with prospect of many genial sho W.
vrs IN the future. The crop in many sections
of the District is indeed past recovery, and has
everywhere been seriously shortened. The
rain, however, has done much to revive the
hopes of the farmer, and will contribute large.
IL to the increase Of the cron
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-27
SUDDEN DEATH.

stranger named MICHAEL GODFREY, died
suddenly at his boarding house on Sunday last.
His body wa" discovered in the evening about
O'clock and Jury Of Inquest was immc-
diately summoned by JNo. G. BAsk,N, Esq
Two physicians and other witnesses were ex.
amined. and the verdict Of the jury was that
the death resulted from Apopiexy. GODFREY
was stone ecntter by trade, and had but late
~ arrived in our village
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-27

Tag WORK Of taking the census Of Philadcl
.phia will not be completed for several weeks.
the o1e
questions asked. None of the wards have yet
been completed, but it is thought by those hnv-
ing charge of the returns that the population
of that city will exceed G50,O00. The census.
takers report number Of persons that hive
passed their Tooth year, tho oldest one being
IN years Of age, and still in tolerable. health.
In nesrlyssyery ward people Of 100, 106, l05,
ITO. ETC., have been reported. A remarkable
circumstance attending the taking ofthe pre-
cent csnsus the fact that scarcely; an Ameri-
ea&has been found. that cannot read or write.
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J. d. B. DE BOW EGO

> WSRsd the pleasure during the present
week. Of grsssipgin our Village, this distin.
gnished gen ths sditof and proprietor
q "DeBovS }bmercial Review" who has
sssa mai ing ID sastt ssionrn in the upper Dis.
Mr. DERow is native of South Carolina,
~ Aunaus Of the Cokesbury Conference
.sehoo& and a graduate Of the Charleston COL
lege. He is the founder 6f- the Review which
bearshis name, and which since 1s4s, the pc.
.fsodof :its establishlaent, has attained we'll
7ssrpsd celebrity, aSda.wide circulation. Emf
ss5hytps ~ ,eoatributes., the Bat vigorous wffi.
ases e aesatry; andiedited with remarka.
MY sach number Of the work presents
iklabls Snfermation, and the most
tiliea isstbs various department. /.
a8fsdsol EeonSmyyak ssisulture,
GoNlnsfss. DO fueatsSs, Do. The
bssEAslslsg ef the yorkafs psrfsst store.
Aeuss e ys5I digastsd and Ssll.sssange4 in.
formation upon The induitrisl resources Of tho
country, equally valuable 70 the PoltIeisa, ,,tl,e
stAtie:an, the Man Of Lsttsrs. and ths General
Reader.
The Reykew is published in New Orleans,
monthly, s46.oo per snnuna.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Divine service will be held in the Court
House on Sunday morning and night
CAMP MEETING.

The Exercises of the Union Camp Meeting,
near the Dead Fall commenced on yesterday.
We learn that quite number of tents arc oc-
cupied on the occasion.