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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
The Project to Connect Alexandria
with N. O. by Railroad.

Several plans nave been proposed TO
,rocure direct communication with New
Orleans by Railroad; but the one which
We had supposed would approach nearest
,he object desired, was the Central Stem
Of the Pacific Railroad, projected to start
from some point on the Mississippi River,
cross the Atchafalaya and trace the Red
River Valley to. Shreveport. PIP
Much exertion has been made by the
friends Of the Road to push it forward,
and quite liberal subscriptions have been
raised; but as yet no one has been able
~ infuse enough Of the take-hold and go.
shead-a-tiye spirit into the people of this
section to secure the cutting of the first
stick of timber on the proposed route ;
and Alexandria, as far as the Central Stem
Is concerned, seems as far of, from the
Mississippi river and New Orleans, as
ever.
There was an effort made some time
ago TO unite the energies of the Central
Stem people with those of the Gross Tete
Road-but that, too, failed.
We have often thought if ever Alexan-
dria and the people of Rapides should
come to enjoy the facilities of Railroad
connection with New Orleans Or the Mis-
sissippi river, it would be when some
company should build road for us on
speculation. We are all quite willing
that Railroad should run from here to
New Orleans, if it can be made without
any trouble or cost to us. And we are
happy to announce to our citizens that
the prospect Of having such road run to
our doors is not so distant as one at first
glance might suppose. In recent arti.
Gle in the Picayune upon the Opelousas
Road, we find the following
Connected with this direct road to the Sabine, Is
. projected branch, diverging at Pine Prairie,
twenty-five miles beyond 0pelousas, to effect d.
rect railroad intercourse with Alexandria, on Red
river From Pine Prairie to the terminus of the
Alexandria and Bayou Breuf Railroad, already
made, is but twenty miles. The railroad distance
from New Orleans to Pine Prairie is 100 miles, and
this small link would open daily intercourse to
Alexandria, distance OF 226 miles. We agree
with the directors, that tit is hardly conceivable that
our merchants should not take sufficient interest
in connection of such immense value, requiring
only SO small an Investment of money, at rates
which will be a source of income. The value of
that connection cen hardly be oyerstated. The
losses alone by the interruption of communication
from the low water of 1855, would have made the
road.
1t needs only an inspection of the figures which
the company have from time to time published, to
impress every rejecting man with the great impor
lance of giving every possible aid to the rapid
prosecution ofthe work, and of the safety and pro-
ftablencss of any investment in the securities Of
the company.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
Sherif's Sale.


pY Virtue Of a writ Of e. ta., to me directed -
- the Hon. the District Court Of the Parish 4
Rapides State Of Louisiana, numbered $3.50, and
entitled
Francois Poussin, vs.. John T. Wright.
have seized and will offer for Sale at Public Auc-
ton to the highest bidder at the door Of the Court
House inthe town Of Alexandria, on the
3D. day Of March A. D., 1850,
all the right title and interest of the defendant
John T. Wright, in and to the following described
property TO wit:
Anegro woman named Rose, aged about 81
years, -slave for life.
One Sorrel Horse.
An improvement on a piece Of land on Flagon
Creek, where thessaid Wright resides.
TERMS--cASH, with benefit of appraisemcns.
Sheriff 5 Office, Alexandra, January 81, 1860.
Feb. l-ptr's fec So 90 WI, NEAL. Sheriff.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
PUBLIC SALE.

STATE or LOUISIANA, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF RAPIDES.
McCutcheon, Howell 4 Co., vs.. Walter Bailey
No. 6687.
TN obedience to writ Of il. ia. to me directed in
i the above recited cause, / will sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION to the highest bidder, at the door Of the
Court House in the town Of Alexandra, on
Saturday the Sd day Of March,
1850, between the hours prescribed by law, all the
right, title and interest Of the defendant Walter
Bailey, in and to the following described property,
to Wit; LOT No, three, Of Range 10. three, in the
village Of Cheneyvie, Parish Of Rapides, with the
improvements thereon.
Seized in the above cause to satisfy said writ.
TERMs-CASH, with benefit of appraisement.
Sheriff i Office, Alexandra. January 81, 1860.
febi-ptr's fee 50 " J. NEAL, Sheriff
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
Notice to Bridge Builders,

Under authority delegated BY the Hon. Police
" Jury of the Parish Of Rapides. the undersigned
Commissioners will lot out to the lowest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 25th Of February, 1850 (proyidcd
the IBID does not exceed the appropriation, sloO.)
the repairing OF small Bridge on the West side Of
Bayou Mario, and within few hundred yards Of
said Bayou, near the residence Of the late j. r.
Mead. The work will be offered for contract at its
location. STEPHEN MEAD,
CA. THORNTON,
febl COMMISSIONERS
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15

Succession Of Hugh Lynch, Deceased,
No. CHS. d
QTATE OF LOUISIANA, DISTRICT COURT,
- PARISH OF RAPIDES.-Not is hereby
given to all whom it may concern, to show cause,
within ten days from the date hereof why the First
Annual Account presented by the Executor should
not be approved and homologated.
{ Clerks Office, Alexandra, the 18th day Of !!anu.
airy, 1852. M
By order Of the Court "a
Feb LIT G. LABAT, Clerk. I
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
FASSMAN'S IRON COTTON TIE.
TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.

IRON will be generally used the coming yearfn
lbaing Cotton. Merchants should therefore
hesitate to purchase rope, and examine the merits
ofthe different Ties before purchasing ofthcm. A
complete assortment of all the different Tes AilI be
kept at nay office on exhibition, which allsho feel
an interest In are cordially invited to call and sx
anime for themselves.
Z Confident in the superiority Of the FASSAAN
TIE, ! will take pleasure in going TO the Orleans
Press to exhibits merits, mode ofappEcaon, etc
Or that Of any other Tie that may be suggested
Orders for amy amount promptly filed at &C. per
pound, with liberal deductions to merchants. arr
i. BELCHER, AGENT,
% Commercial Place
y anlS-ly ii new ORLEANS,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15

sT The trial Of Stephens, the last Of
the Harper's Ferry conspirators, was COM
menced at Charlostown, Va, on the I'd, q
true bill for treason and murder having
been found on the lst lie was convicted
on the 4th .s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15

ExcELsioR.-It is reported about town, that
Tom Hyer got into a fight last week with workman
in a ship yard, and came offsecond best. Another
proof, this, that he laborer worthy Of his Hyer
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
NEGROES FOR SALE. 4
MOSETY & gpRAnrNc

MVSELx u SPkAGlNS.
FROM NO RTH ALAB dMI.
HAVING determined to cstablis permanent
IL SLAVE DEPOT in Alexandria, La.
will keep on hand during the season select and,
asserted O LOT OF NEGROES, consisting Of able.
bodied Field Hands, likely Boys, Girls, Women,
&c. sThey invite those wishing to buy No. i
Negroes, to call and examine for themselves.
Mr.. SPRAGINS will remain on the Yard always
ready to wait upon purchasers and those wishing
to examine their Slaves--while MR.. MOSELY has
returned to Alabama for the purpose Of sending on
additional supplies from time to time as the de-
mand Of this market may require.
"a Messrs. N. 4 S. have been trading in the
Mississippi market for number Of years--alld can
give the most satisfactory New Orleans references
as to their responsibility and character, such as
Brady, Wilson 4 Co., S. 0. Nelson s Co., and
others.
Alexandra, Nov. Is, ls59-3m
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
Sheriff's Sale, g i
State Of Louisiana, District teart, Pa

FISH OF kapldeS. A a6s
G. W. Boyce VI. Mary G. Nugent--;;No. 1916,
DURsUANT to a writ Of f. 3a FROM tie above
/ named Court to me directed inthe above re-
cited cansc, will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, to
the highest bidder at the door Of the Court house
IN the town Of Alexandra, on s81 az
Saturday, the Sd day of March,
A. D.. 1860, aIiaaliaa
between the hours prescribed BY law, the feloring
described property Of Mary Nugent, ID Mt: A
certain tract Of LAND situated in the .pafi,h Of
Rapidcs, on Beaver Creek, on North side Red river,
about eight miles from the town 81 alexandria,
containing SIX Hundred and Forty Acres, more or
less, with the improvements thereon. 81. -
Seized in the above cause to satisfy said Wit.
7sr,as--oash, with The, benefit of sppraisessent.
Sheriff. Office, January IS, 1860.
feb1-ptr's fee 80 W. ]. NEaI, Sheriff.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
NOTICE.

TIE Copartrership heretofore existing under the
L style of WINEHILL 4 GILBERT is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Winehill will
continue the business at the old stand, IN his own
name. NJ. WINEHILL,
Alex, Jan 2, 1850. II. GILBERT.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage extended
! to the lale firm, beg leave to inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen of this Parish that will
continue to keep on hand a large assortment Of;
seasonable Goods which Will sell at Low prices.
Jan. 4, 1860. u. a. WINEHILL,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
NEW GOODS

YlHE undersigned has just opened very large
i and complete assortment Of desirable goods,
VIZ.
Blankets BY the pair or bale, from So to sse per
pair, good Kcrseys 25cts., to 45cts. per yard,
Russell Brogans $40, SIS, $40 per dozen. Alarge
assortment Of Silks from Sl2 10 S5A per pattern,
Cashmeres from 81 to s25 per pattern, French
Calicoes the finest ever shown in this market
Ladies, Women, Misses, Mems aud Boys boots
and1shoes ofeyery quality, size and price.
large assortment Of Mantilas and Shavk,
sadlery,
Hardware,
Queensware,
A Groceries,
al Of which be sold at regular andlov prices.
have also q very large and handsome aasors-
nlent of
CLOTHING And HATS,
which am selling at New Orleans prices.
Sept, %, 1869. s. w. HENARIR.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
NOTICE.

THE FIRM Of ISAAC LEVY & CO., having sold
L out their establishment in Odd FelIows' Hall,
to WIN. L. GRAY and ISAAC RDSENTHAi.;
this is to give notice that alter tue laday Of jan
uary, 1860, the business will be conducted by tlcm
for their own account All parties indebted 70 us
will please call in at the Old stand, al Odd Fellows
Hail. and make settlements.
Thankful for past patronage, we would recon-
menp the new firm to the good consideration OF
our late patrons. j. LEVY. q co,
! Alexandria. January 4. IS6zazanas
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
.EpIse ssTa. "a TRIVIAL,

RUNAWAY committed to the Jail Of Rap. scS
IL ides Parish on seth. January, 1860, a $A
certain negro man Of dark complexion, six ~
feet high, thirty years old, rather good looking
stout able bodied man, slight benish or scar on
the cheek-bone uuder his left eye. He says his
name is LITTLET0N, that he belongs to Robert
Leatherman who resides near Woodyille, Miss,
but that at the time he runaway Thursday 26th Jan
uary, he was working on Mrs. Emily Kings Plan
tation in Catahoula Parish, on Black River about
seven milesSb below Trinity.
The owner is notified to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away otherwise
he Will be disposed OF as the law directs
Feb1-tf ISRAEL G0REE. Tailor.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
LAZY HAYS,
Boilers,
Sugar Mills.
s.. = Saw Mills.

And all kinds Of
COTTON GIN MACHINERY. .
They have also made arrangements SO that they
can Furnish and Erect Engines of any
required capacity, as cheap be got this SIDE
of New York, and gaaraateetlia euery respect
We shall also keep Oh hand Bolts, fall kinds,
teaM and water Guages. Betting,
abetfs Mettle and Brass castingsto order.
..0ld Engines fitted up as good as new, on
reasonable terms.
Please gige us a call andSatisfy yourself.
&, Shop on Third street near S. w. Henarie's
residences ap-6-ly
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
CHARL- ES Z. DOLL

[ lRGANlST of the ST. FRANCIS CHURCH sand
~ late OF the Columbia College, Missouri, willgiye
instruction on the Piano, Guitar, WITH siilsinr.
Harmony, Composition, and all that is CONNECTED
with the general science of music.
\. B.-Pianos tuned and repaired.
"a Office at the Store Of j.. A'EvoY, opposite
Court House Square. s augSl-ly
LARPE7ING. 9s agesa
Y Large assortment ofeyery quality is.4
"a Brussels Carpets,
at 70 per yard, and every other kind
atproportionate prices. ..ss.. sgsfss
octI3-'58 S. W, IIENARIE.
INDIAN RUBBER EASEi from 81 10 ~ inches
1 vide for sale d, s. II. BrsaRfs's.
9!snissE
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15

DELLS.-A large lot of Bells from the smallest
X the largest, just received and for salssat re.
II duced prices, by je2a SfW HssAeit.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15

Oysters;
and a great many Other. things, too tedious to
pee lsf. s1sss-tf ...,s s. ~, HEX ARIE
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
III / II IL @ IL II

Ee is about 25 years Of age, weighs about 1856
pounds, black complexion, feet high, has very
bad teeth, and rather down countenance when
spoken to-
Twill give the above reward for the delivery to
me, or for the Judgment in the Rapides Jail at AZ
exandria, SO that Lean get him.
feb1-tf ]. w. MCKINNEY
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
". EYRE. o. l.. CIfAMBERLAls
MACHIN = SHOP.
Eyre & Chamberlain.

TTT0ULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
lll Rapides andadjoining Parishes, thatthey have
N establisheda Shop in Alexandra for the pur-
pose Of doing general
RIaCkSmiihing and Machine Business.
They are prepared to do all kind Of REPAIRING.
Such as-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-15
S25 REWARD,

DDNAWAY from the subscriber, residing a.
IL on Red River, q short time stree, q boy ~
by the. name Of aE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08


Edward Cox, recently porter h the employ of d. ".
Evsns o., CT sosdvAy, wss de'scssd yesterday BY
the Poss one spccsA, agent Holbroct. n Sealing ana
rinne lescrs arriving u she city Pest oGos BY AL
ID appcArs thas Tor some tine pas Evans c.. have
complaining 70 The Poa once authorities Of irregu
ariy and failures In the reoeps Of Mccoy letters from
oxrcspooossss In various parts Of Ne Uuoa The fact
mat he arm had taken The prcosuuoe 70 have their ~
conveyed between the ros 0aos and The SORE
locked sox, keys being kept only the store and Post
oor, seemed to render slmost osrsas that The robbie
rice charscsele 70 the Pat ofnoe eupp,es The
plass OF The special agent vers therefore, manly COO
Quoted upoa that theory.
some wecks since the firm changed their Pest Ofhoe
messenger. The new carrier, quite young lad, hai
hardly upon This snco he approached
~ Coz with reference obtaining key the letter boz
and cpes ing the euers Of his employer the safety and
success VITO vnoh sn'1 opcrHsioss he'd 20 l'os been
camd on by hs pm aecessor connection with Cox, o.
OF urgeo BY the stter support " Continuance Of the
dspssosnoss The young nan hsened 70 the arcn
emsr, and esid he would hiDk OF tue pr oposoa but,
nae good honest boy be e bone nigh, 10 ms
.co~ed mother snd told hlr me Dole story. rhe
plcyes -as sent for and Informed sn>s had ccned,
snd By him The facs were communicated TO Mr.. dol.
ofoek vto 81 On u gave young snow direcusps how TO
the matter % dcsco<Soo,
@ ~ he ycurs nsp .b asr. essas.. an,i To-
isy vhtr be accidentally met Cor In the street, and
sopss BY inst the agent, 70 meet him
ne Pukt nee YESTERDAY morning. they botn 90
hand 81 ID. prg Of me orce and 10 s the sstcnfa
suArc OF The n ala The ANAL trunk 10 vnicn the
"a, PIT -as purpre'y le't unpcked tor coca
ION, the cscovsry Of whion tact seemed 70 aenght Cor
very much.
on sors from The Poet onoo, bo.h wen, up Broadway
Barclay sueet, Cox suggested that the ex
lebsive law building the cosnsr would be Q capital
plscs 70 overhaul The mall CONSISTING this Instance,
d come seventy OF eighty et'sss, ana into tina budce
ooah entered, and disappeared for q time from paouc
vnv from the gaze OF their vFixnt yursu-s ghea
they reapptsred In broadway ater o. some
nftesp minutes MI Cox In custody the sgsnf
hp cay 10 the Poes OsBce, searched
ee Of the stolen letters FOUND upon psrpsa
yst Of bis explans'on amusing He ssa be nsd
zee tusrscnp the boy tor time, aud beng M sad
of M Evsns', he bad oesermined 70 Try him and sss
he could act Of the sters, whicn In
sDced 10 tale duecuy 10 Mr. Evans With full report Of
how the The thing He was enurey ignorant Of
be fscf toat bic detection had al prev ,usiy
damned until he beard the boys Story before Usitei
safes Cou ~ shner Bets, vho hcad him FOR trial and
vorsss peo hin 70 the ronbs.
nosAL thrown up Foeues must Be careful hov th-y
bems<ives 10 the tender msrcses Of honess .te
ecys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

New YORK Sanitary Associates.
ne New York Sanitary Association held ther reguaar
monthly meeting last evening. Il No. 10 Cooper Is
sti,ute.
fhs Pusupur Stated hat Ne COMMITTEES Appointed -
occfes with the rustees Of the Cooper Institute 49,
renee 10 having course Of lectures Sanitary Hyysas
were DrsL Baichs,or Post nd Grisoam-
Cen PHoerKs \. Wuno~S made Q few remartn, -
which be alluded 70 tbs facs that taking he world rs,
every persops chance Of life tveuty sx yesrs, -
With m, m thb aes o. presrvss medical scsssoe, wsa
os1 sebeeen- Tbs Oy Inspeoor he's DsAe bk eSa
gpsenre The etnfe0eus tAae The increanp of
the nrst Tour montns of tbs yesr the
nontee q lsss year, vas tso thousand. a
~ HALLIDAY read paper giving sstisfics In referssss
70 the brown stone buildings Park street. Sxth vsrA-
ne ct measures ~ feet By o. In the oss hoass sAsss
ere % families, n The reV ca
n. OnpxyArx, Pro(cssx In The Law Derartneal e
oDAumea College, was introduced By Dr.. ovs-com. 60
msde sos eloquent asd Warned remarks sub)sos
q sanitary rsfosm- Al the Of bh rcnarss -
thanks Of The society vused HIN, . rs,issk,a
sAoped that The Pvfesur b reqsesssd 20 eabodv ~
reeuA Of he nvcsteatnss the subjecs IN a ad<rsaa
10 be delivered - hs oonveutcncs.
~ Gnrcon th6n psseeatsd the report u TIE Isgnsivs
Comuitee % The 90 cooosrnisg The pub, hsaih n
doctor stated that there go co,Hes of reps
nAed and Ne society vosed thss thess be rssainsl ~
him, 70 be used Tor VIE socscsy II hb dsorsuos.
Ahr some disouss,on relative 70 Tie de.sastion frS0
she society 10 tbe Sanitary Cosvenssos, 70 BE- held
os 90 The losh inst the socsey adjourned ness -
nrss thursday In sepsenber.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Recorder Barnard.

YIRsr YAKr.
Sooe After The court IVES opened yesaerdsy morning
tss Grand jury for the June torn wss empansed the
oIlowns sss,enen having been sworn 70 dschArss NE
duties OF she Grand irquess,-
somsr Frsakiis, Fornsn, chariss Davis,
Issac @. KesdAn, VIM IA HAsGhs,
Lansns Moore, Wear ID. P~rsoos,
Joan navtn, jas. n Raynoud,
csariss nishscu, Bsajsnn d Brusn
rnos vasordes, Richard . snss,
Cbsries Aboru, LOUIS Scuddsr.
Cbxtsk Deinsger, John c. fucker.
pias Dexter.
he Recorder delivered brisf chars, calling Alienation
10 The usual topsos, such the usury ottxy s,scoa
and liquor laws Speaking Of Ne av alive sale
Of intoxicating drnhs be remarked that he undcrp,osd
that nv 70 receive . coastrucuon ct the prssess
term; that there woali be . number OF oompssiass
the sptcpaed consuucssos that the Cpurt ~ ssioos
might put upon The >w n would Be their duty 10 had
mi srss any persoa VINO violated the provssss OF The
statue
In eopciusicn, his Hcsor called their attention to
recent sw 70 prevent tne sae Of fraudulest passage
infamous system had prevailed in TIE cry o. Ns~
r%s "hsssoy band sconadrels and
sell ps them bokets oetspsbly for particular steam
er ehre tnrnea that The were sorshess or
eise they we're tcr sailing vessel The Grand jury
had such brought before them 10 event cf
bers and thieves VIVA, tneIr politics. wore 70
the sssse prpoo for the IooTcst period.
1hospas Hsrr~on tired and convicted o. grand lar
cepy havieg sto,sr, on the 12th Of April as worth Of
alcohol tlo sorth Of coal oil from pre- az
Fredtrch A. YeSne $40 Hicks street, Brooklyn. rns
prisoner and tSo men, snea David rypham and John
Drncon Who oispoeed OF By Judge Resell st shs
last term, arrested In this city Harrison rent
10 the State prisoe for four yesrs
Frederick kcben pleaded guitv N obtsiutne so ~
fssc preerces IRON John 5ex THE 2ssh Of Deoe oer
He Vas sers 70 Bsct~eli's Inland to- one yer.
Parvt DAILY convicted a en- Hssssh and cAocry o.
Jacob B. Grors, committed 10 IN Eighth avsnss car, A.
the corner Of canal strs~s and Boad~y. TIE difcuhy
hot lace m ys~nou shc pcs~-cn ~ go u the ear
me court sssa ina cmpisissnt vsa hsevr 70 ~
great seA,sv be voclA Ape the dsfendant Is, witch
prompy ha.ded 70 the Cork, and nAiy went iorth
. free man.
SECOND FART.
Although Uty Jsdse Resell presided during long
trm n The osurs lass mcssh whes immense anouaa
az sv,niual business wss dnposed a, be hots secood
N~,cb Of The Court Of se~scos The third noor Of The
bua,d e 10 Greer sssss IN cesrirs the sesorp
the hot vesahsr fairly IN. rhere only one csS~
sispcsed az yesterday however, which the con vss
ton n . youss nsn named Jss Hssssn Who perps-
ussss 20 ipoec-ss sssnlt epss Jane Borns TIE Csy
Ipdr~ scrt the fellow 70 the city prsss for thksy days
and ordered hin 70 pay nss Il $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

suu~cr oy MASSACHUSETTS, MoNwoS -NbshF Bishop
Of Grovelsnd, recently arrested for hsvvie four ~fve~
living hes bees eeosspcsd At the pres>as q the 50
Tes,cs Cecss scs bssr county, v az lsaV cosnEsmea,
IN the lnaAe psuna.
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Superior C~urs--part second.
Before Chief Justice Bosvovth.
Juy TN The Of Rowe Burdeke thS Jury fevsx
averdics ct ~, l1s IS for p'sssd
FART rrRsT.
Before nfn. Juaee Meocxie<.
JuSp The Judge again ssourscd Ids court ssw vs,6
OF socommcSsascu. ON meet again on Monday uerS
By vhAoh uns ne shspG VII havs room PROVIDED
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On the 2sd u July, 1874, aru~esr Of pv,-ceers were
r, upoa tSew TRIAL Hahiax, n. g. fos The triple cr ne
q yrsoy robbery and murder rhs sAisdn sAasd iron
sbe port II vapsrAso, 9TH very valuable cargo and
I,-rs ssu Of posey IN silver. The crev coss'sssd
OF i-esv. s~s, an ssus vsw tee Other psssoos-oApt
sedips sss m sss-wsso bad ben rssssd FREE 30
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27

ESalrsu LITERATURE. Tho Lon.
don periodicals., daily and weekly
and monthly, are swallowing up all
the literary talent Of England. Ten.
pyson writes for them. Thaekcray
writes for them, Dickens writes for
them, Trolloppe, Savage Landor,
Ruskin, the Brownipgs, Lord John
Russell, Lord John Manners, all
write for them. Books seem to bo
at a discount. but all tho world finds
time 60 read the Magazines and
newspapers. Consequently the nov.
olists, tho poets, the art critics, the
scientific men, the philosophers,
submit to the law they cannot ro-
peal.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-27
70 An old CANNON eleycn foo

sra- An old cannon eleven fcot
eight inches in length, and weigh.
ing b24o pounds, has recently been
brought TO London, from the old fort
IN Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. Il
Is nearly 200 years old, Of elaborate
workmanship, with numerous devi.
oes aud inscriptions, and is a great
curiosity. II was dismountod and
spiked by the French, when thcy
attempted to subjugatc the Hawai-
ian kipdom, and has lain useless
ever since.