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PhElAN'S
1i111ord Saloon.

TIME above Billiard Saloon with EIGHT FIRST
CLASS PllELAN TABLES, is now open to
the public. The Cushions on these Tables are the
latest patent, and are great improvement on their
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Of
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we'll as TO be Informed through the same
chanael, ofthe passing events Of the living
age. This policy has The uuequivocsl sane
ton and approval Of the American people.
The people Of the Confederacy will brook no
curtailment Of their privileges that they esti-
mate 90 highly. There is we fear disposi-
ton mot entirely latent either) Mltdih the
new government 10 underrate the Importance
Of enlightsning the public mind, and to bring
dollars and cents into consideration on ques-
.tions Of supplying general and constant in
for nation to the people BY means Of the
mail establishment. 1t may suit the views
and objects a few, to curtail the extension
of intelligence through the post office de-
partment, and lessen by that means the in
fluence Of the press; but the gress majority
will require the same order Of things and the
same privileges they have been accustomed
to. Hence, we cannot but think the pro-
visions Of the new Constitution, in regard to
making the Post Office Department pay its
own way, impolitic and unwise.
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The FIRST MARRIAGE.-We like short
courtships, and in this Adam acted like a
sensible mss. He fsil a2eep bachelor,
anu xwbke o. nua hfnselA married .maa
He appears to have popped the question
almost Immediately after meeting M'dlla Eve,
and she without any Irritation or shyness.
gave him kiss herself. OF this first kiss
in this world, We have had however, our
thoughts, and some times in a poetical mood
have wished we we're the man "wot did it."
But the deed is done the chance was Adam
and be improved it. We like the notion Of
getting married 10 garden. It is in good
taste. We like private wedding. Adam s
was private. No envious beaux were there
no croakiag old maids; no chattesing grand
mothers The birds of heaven were the
minstrsls, and the glad sky flung it, light
upon the scene. One thing about the
wedding brings queer thoughts to rs spite Of
scriptural truth.
Adam aud his wife were rather young to
be married-some Two or three days old,
according to the sagest speculations Of theol.
ogians-mers baoies-larger, but no older;
without experience, without house, without
pot OF kettle, nothing-bus love and
Eden!-[ Tad poles Experiences.
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RSTRAYED before J. P. Hoffman on the
V oath April 1891, BAY PONYMARE.
Said Mare is about nine years old. and bran
ded on the left shoulder with the letters
NJ. s. and has been appraised to be worth
fifty dollars. Notice is, therefore, hereby
given that unless an owner come forward and
comply with the law in such cases made and
provided the said Mare will in accordance to
law be sold at the Courthouse door in the
town Of Harrisonburd La. on SATURDAY,
the Goth day Of June
-. D. N. PRIFHARD, Sheriff.
Way I, 1861. Prs fee $40
r. All costs Of estraying DO, cash on
day Of sale.
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APPROPRIATE EplrAPrH.-An old fellow,
. coarse. ill.grainsd German, died one day.
He WAS a disagresable man and bad
neighboI; even the children feared and
d. ked him. One Of his neighbors asked
hi, s1ust before his death, II he was ready to
20, to which be answered EYES," well.
vas the rsjoiadss, 1T you are willing to die
yourself. ali your neighbon are willing you
shovld.". At the grave, even there was no
one to say gocd word for him, except one
good hearted old German, Who remarked, .,
he turned away 70 80 home: . Vevhs scas q
goee scAmoksr! This was the, @shmokesi'
|osg epissph.
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MovHn6BHR 2k2C910N:
FOR SHERIFF..

w. .re.utborized to announce L. CLIP DUKE,
=. candidate for the Office of Sheriff ofths Parish,
At the election in November next. III.
We are autboriz lied to announce J. N. PLfTON
candidate for the cfice OF Sheriff at the ensuing
November election
We are authorized 10 announce ANDREW J.
LIDDELL as q candidate for the office of Sheriff
Election fret Monday November next.
THOMAS B. TUNSTALL, at the solicits ton o f
m anv friends. is Candidate for the Office of Sheriff
Of the Parish of Catahoula, and will be supported
Al tho election in November next, by
MANY vOTERs.
FOR RECORDER. -
VS. are authorized to announce THOMAS D.
NIX Is 4 candidate for election to the office of
Recorder. Xlection first Monday November next
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce ]. n. RILEY,
fthe present incumbent) as q candidate for re-
election to tive Office OF Assessor Of this parish at
the election in November next.
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r BIZ the Southeastern Line.

SnEHcE o. NAruas.-It is rsmaskable
and very iastrsctivs fact that many Of the
tnost imposfaa operations Of nas1rs are car.
RED On ID usbsslea ailsnss. There i no
rushing sosnl vbea ~ broad tide Of sun
light breatn = dark world and foods II
with light, = one bright vavs over smother
falls from he fosstpin millions # milss
away. Tlsss = - cssakiag q axles o. gfoaa-
ing Of cumbssss nachisssy = The soid earth
w6tels on II way, NJ every plsnse asi N,
TEN perfosps Il rsselstioea ~ great
.;eeI bring 1bsth their bodghs ed shadow
::::.s earn b>a>aah tAem-ths plaat cover
themssIves With bsds, and The. bsds bsut
Hate Aowen; bit he whoIs tsassaelion il
uaheapd, Tie change hon ssow and wiuts.
winds to blossoms and fruits aud the sun
shine ofsumner i sesn IN il SLOW develop
msns, but lhsss = seasesly sound 10 tell d
The mighty transformation. The solemn
chant 81 The oesaa, = il saisesits exchanged
aud its uncsasis9 VOICES, the roar - ~
hussicas, and ths nigAty river, and The
thunder a Tie tlack- esoued storm. allshis \
lie music 1t palure-a grsat aid svslliss
ID thsu 81 psaiss. bssakisgs i oaths mt
venal calm. Thsse ID kssee lss - ~
The aighiiast weshss i ~ sDivsns = ~
nosl unobtrusivs.
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TROOPS POURING INTO WASHING.
TON. u
RuMoRED ATTACK ON ALEXANDRIA.
REp1IR or RAILROAD BRIDGES.

ALEXANDRIA, May A.-Federal troops are
still pouring into Washington from all quar-
ters of the North and West and rumors OF
an attack on Alexandra are rife.
The bridges on the Baltimore and Will
mingtou Railroad, lately destroyed, are
being rebuilt.
The Confederate Congress-.
MoxrGoMEsy, May SIN Congress, to-
day, mode! for seal of the Confederacy,
was offered and referred.
Congress will meet hereafter, in the Rep
resentative Hall.
No business of al important character
was transacted. Nest Of the day was spent
in secret session.
SOUTHERN zRdUhs At .LXNcHBURe.
V;rginians 1agerfor the Fight.
LYscHBuRa, May 2.-The Mobile Rifles
and Cadets have arrived here, al! we'll and
in good spirits. Tennessee is all right. 1T
was one continued outburst Of enthusiasm the
whole route.
At the traitor Jobnson's house the great
est demonstrations were made.
Virgins ia all eager for the fray.
The other Mobile companies will be here
tomorrow.
The women and children and all want to
fight, and will move "Old Abe" and family
soon.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Call for Fourteen Million Loan.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The Secretary of
the Treasury advertises for proposals until
the 30th, unless the whole amount offered
be sooper taxed At par, for nearly fourteen
millions Of dollars under the act OF June,
$780,.
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
Protection Of the frontier.
TORONTO, May >3.-The Leader. the Gov
eminent organ, foers that Canada may be-
come involved ia the United States difficult
ties. and advocates an armed neutrality, and
suggests that the Canadian Government rep
resent to the imperial authorities the expe-
diency Of sending six or eight regiments Of
the line for the protection Of the frontier.
MARYLAND LEGLSLATURE.
e Proposition to Lrert Civ;l War.
BArr1xoRr, May 3.-The Senate Of Mary
land has adopted . resolution recommending
the appointment Of committee 70 wait on
the PRECEDENT Of the United States, the Presi'
dent Of the Southern Confederacy and the
Governor Of Virginia, with view Of bring
ing about some understanding whereby civil
war may be prevented.
Seizure Of Gunpo'oder.
Bosros, May 3.-The brig St. Mary, with
FIVE hundred kegs powder, WAS seized to-day
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N o r I o e

Al psfsons Arc hereby warned not 10 tr.de for !.
noee drawn IN favor Of John Thsver lor Three
hundred dollars (tS00) dated SOMETIME IN Decem.
Der 1850 and payable ut q January lsoa-the
ccasds1fipn for which safd note was given, having
hiled, tneeame viii not b paid unlsss compelled
By NV. lARTHA TARVER'
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~ See sotice elswhere in reference to
the books and business affain Of this Office.
--~e1b--
Discordant Concord. On The 21st ult
Ex President Pierce made 4 very diseordani
speech at Concord New Hampshire.
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G. r. A TEL s

3ietpres! Yietures!l 2leturesl!.
VOLUNTEERS for the CoufSlerats States, eo(u~
y ffem Harrisonburg and Vicinity may have their
likenessss taken free Of charge BY calling On
g.. L. ROSENBERGER.
! Harrsonbuse,A April 3Aths sl.l.
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PROBATE SALE.

Succession of Wills Barfeld decd.
IN obedience to an order Of the District
! Court 10, aaa for the Parish Of Catahoula
La, to me directed, will on,
Saturday 25tn instast,.
at the residence of Dr. John Shaw on Little
River in this Parish, offer at pulic sale for
what they will bring in cash, one Male and
two Trunks oftlothing.tbe property Of said
succession.
May 9Th, 1851. Prs. fee -.
D. M. PRTCHARD,. Sheriff.
C. C. DUKE, Clerk of Court.
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70 tie Sheriff Of Tie Parish Of Caschonla.
n consideration Of the excited Ststs ofthe
public mind, you are hereby authorized
and directed to adjourn the May term ofthe
District Court of the Parish Of Catahouls
sine De. r. w. RICHARDSON,
Judge 18th District.
HARxsseHBuRo May lst 1861.
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LATEST FROM VIRGINIA.


1ellitary29ovsmsnts on the Potomac.
+ BIZ the South,cestern Line.
ANNAPOLIS, May s.-The garrison Of For
tress Monroe numbers 1000 MASSACHUSETTS
men. On the opposite side Of the river there
are 800 regulars.
There are 5000 virginians eecting 5atte-
ries at the entrance Of Hampton Roads.
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Passage Of TIL Convention B;ll,
RALEIGH, May 3.-Both branches Of the
North Carolina Legislature have, by unani-
nous vote, passed bill calling Conven-
ton Of the people to meet ia Raleigh, on the
Goth Of the present month.
The flag of the Southern Coufederacy
floats over the Capitol.
The Stateis virtually ont Of the Union.
The Governor has organized the camp OF
instruction at Raleigh, and recommends the
sending Of North Carolina troops to Mary
land and Virginia to assist those States in
repelling the enemy.
U. s. Representatives from Kestusky.
Lou1sv1lLE, May s.-Gov. Magofin has
issued his proclamation calling for an cleo
ton OF United States Representatives, on the
18th of June, in order that Kentucky may
be represented in the Congress which meets
on the 4th Of July.
The Steamer Un;ted States.
MoNrREAL, May s.-Steamers have gone
to the assistance of the steamer United States,
wrecked off Father Point.
Major Anderson es route for Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, May s.-MIor Anderson
U. s. A., lats>in command at Fort Sumter
passed through this city today en-
route for Washington.
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
s.: fsUI My !A alRsAn Ast1se fsg7a.
ture is transacting its business in secret SEES
sion.
Gov. jackson, in his message, says our in
terests and sympathies being IDENTICAL with
those OF the slaveholding States necessarily
units our destiny with theirs.
He recommends an appropriation to place
Missouri Immediately in 4 complete state Of
defence:
The Governor charges the President with
threatening civil war BY calling troops to
subdue the seeded States, denouncing it ~
Unconstitutional and illegal, aud tending to-
wards consolidatursd despotiam.
Unsos Lseeisg IL Mssossi Rzsled Oxt.
LEx1eros, No, MAJ 3.-A Union meet
ing held in this city last night Was broken up
BY the sscessioniste
During the confusion one Unionist was
shot but not seriously.
The secesslonists suppressed another Union
meeting called this afternoon.
A secession flag is waving in the front Of
the court house.
Letter from Piks's Peak.
.FoRr KsAaxT, May s.-Ths Denver En-
press passsd this point to day. ~ rostf for g..
Joseph, Ne.
A Indian Council ~. beisg held 1t Col.
Boonol quarters. The prospects ofa sas-
Fpession u hostiiitis weEs considered good
n cOsfsdersss csasrsss
MoxsesnEaY, May Ala Cosgrsss To-
day, Mr.. Wright, ef Geoggia, introdsssA 4
bin authesisine the President to aecspt
volualsen wit6eut tornalky Of call on the
States. Referred - tie Military Commit.
''' y. Barlow offered ...!.. Of ,..e,..,o..
which vsvs unanimously passed, expressive
Of The thsnks Of the people Of the Confedsra'
oy to Gen. Bsauregard and the forces o.
ISoath Careliaa, for their gallant and success
fol services 1t Fort Sumter.
Il =
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NOTICE TO JURORS.
JURORS who have been Summoned for the May
. term Of Court will not regard their Summonses,
as there will be no Jury term.
L. CLIP DUKE, Deputy Sheriff.
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~ The watering places are not likely
70 Be much irequented during the ensuing
Summer, - the great rage seems to be to
attend the firing places. Among the lat
ter, Fort Pickens will attract large crowds.
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Low Down IN Om VIReINNY.-Tam
O6hantsr's mare in clearing 'the key stane
O'the brig" in her desperate leap to escape
the witches, Lost only'"ber ane gray tail.'
That trusty old nag VIII ioia, is not likely
to fare % WILL, when she makes her final
jump out Of the Union. Western Virginia,
the far better part Of the ancient common
wsalth will, il i now more than probable,
b lsk behind when the interesting leap
takes place. In that event, it will be only
the rump and lowev parts Of the mother Of
States that will get into secessiondom.
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subscriptions were gotten up in New
York TO insure the lives Of the married men
belonging to the "Scott life guard" CON-
pany IN readiness 70 warch to Washing ton.
Should the guards extend their march into
the Cotton States, We suppose their death
micbt b. insured at low figure.