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N. G. SNETHEN,
Private Secretary.

\
This being the day set apart for the considera
tion Of Senate bill entitled act for the relief
certain State assessors, the same was taken up.
On motion of Brusle, this bill underwent its
second and third readings, it passed and the Sec
retary was directed to request the concurrence OF
the House therein.
This being also the day set apart for the con
sideraton of Senate's joint resolution requesting
Congress to abolish the United States Provisional
Court, the same was taken up.
When, on motion of Mr.. N chan, the further con-
sderaton of these joint resolutions was postponed
for Monday next.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE. 4
Mr.. T. L. Maxwell, Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatiyes, informed the Senate of the concur
renee by the House in Senates amendments to
joint resolution for the payment of the contingent
expenses Of the General Assembly, and in the
following entitled bills, viz: as4.s
An act to refund to tax payers costs, interest
and charges paid upon State, parish, municipal and
city taxes for the years 1861 1862, 1868 and 1864
and to relieve from payment of such costs, interest
and charges those who have not paid the same;
And an act in relation to exemption from State
parish and city taxes for the years 1861 1862 1865
and 1861
That the House has also conourrod in Senate
bill entitled M
An act to regulate the sale Of property seized
under an order Of seizure and sale Or writ of ssi
tacias.
He requested the concurrence Of the Senate in
House joint resolution entitled "joint resolution
re'stise 70 the New Orleans 6asight Company"
sne tnatin pursuance thereto tho Speaker pro TEN,
S.u : appointed Messrs. Lipscomb, Leeds, Bailey,
Of the House.
~ aso requested the signature Of the President
sue SenAse 70 Heuse enrolled bills entitled 'san
act 70 change the name of Brownson Ker. a minor
son OF David Ker. Of the parish of ct. Mary, to
that Of John Brownson Ker,n and aan act to
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

| ltoA EAS AND RESIA UR RANTS
! ST. JAMES HOTEL,
MAGAZINE STREET,
Between Gravisr and Matches Streets
nEw ORLEANS, LA.
Charles r. smedes. Manager.
This establishment has been for term OF yssrs and
has been put In the most complete and thorough
RENOVATION ANp REPAIR
furnished with Furniture Bedding Bed and Table
Linen, from the kitchen to the roof "
For convenience Of location and well arranged and ventilated
rooms 1t has superior In the city the comfers and
uxures Of its table and Exchange" the manager only asks
al trial. - -
MOREAU'S REsTAUKANT.
No. lss CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
CARONDELET.
The Prcpetors respectfully inform their cid friends the
epicurean world that the above Restaurant open
accommodation at the old place. and that they intend
leave nothing undone to reputa
on which 1t has enjoyed viz that Of being
OF the very hrst Restaurants in America
All the deicscies of the season. with Wines
Liquors, always on hand.
The Propresors thankful past vors solicit continu
ance of the same.
RHODES MOULIN.
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PLUMBING AND GAsFITTING.

PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER
Also Agent for Westerfeld's Patent KITCHEN RANGES
FOR hotels boarding houses and private residences
Ranges to be far superior others
ported to the South They also less fuel
others in the market The public and see
for themselves at l6A Camp street, 0ro
streets
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cash ADVANCEs-WE WILL MAKE CASH
Advances consents of Gotten to US for sale In this
city, or for shp,sent to friends Messrs BoONEN.
GRAVES 4 co. New York, and Bessrs. hATHBONE
BROTHERS CO.. Liverpool, Engnnd.
All shipments directed Insured uneer our open
policy. levy DIETER
2y Carondelet street.
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EKED. GKUBER'S SALOON,
AT THE CORNER OF COMMON STREET AND THEATER
ALLEY
THE UNDERSIGNED haying purchased the old and favor
ably known stand Of JOHN MCDONALD corner of Common
and Theater Alley respectfully socits patron
age.
The finest quality oquors will bs served and best attention
extended TO customers.
JF GRUBER
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
REGULAR SESSION OF 1855.


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FRIDAY, March 2, 1866.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment. gi
Present, the Hon. Victor Burthe in the Chai
md Messrs. Abney. Anderson. Armstrong
Brownlee. Brusle. Burthe. Campbell, Cooley
Gordon. Hourh. Kavanarh. Kenner, Lapeyre
Lott Mohan. Mnndav. Newton Of Jackson, New
ton of Morehouse. Nelson, Palfrey, Poche
Pureell. scruurs TayIor. Welch and Wilcoxon--
\ 81 Senator's
The proceedings were opened with prayer
eaersd 81 ~ nv. NJ. walker, Of the Methods
Church.
TRs Journal Of yesterday was read and approved
y LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
OAmosion of NJ. Kavanagh, leave of absenc
was granted 70 NJ. + B. Bell, Senator from Ne
0Eisans, On account Of sickness in his family.
RESOLUTION.
- -. siIrey so0Mtsed tne tonowmg resolution
vaspn was consioefed py unanimous consent, an
s9Leea 70
hsssosoed oy he Ss,'ats of Louisiana, Tha
= s1m q one hundred and twenty dollars be pal
Y ~ = tne contingent fund appropriated for th
80 g fhe Senate. e Francois Z. Labarre, for hi
Wees = lIanslatng Cierk OF tne senate 10
teen daya after the late extra session OF the Ger
Il sral Assembly, which terminated on the 2sd da.
Nscemper, 1902.
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ADJOURNMENT. 2 lN q
On mouon Of Mr. kenner, ordered fhat when
- senate adlonfns 1o.day, I W. adjourn so meet
sSAln " Monoay, = 81 = s o'ciocA - n
RsroKrs FaoH STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Anndays from the Committee on Claims, to
whom was referred House bill entitled ian act
1or TIE relief of Josiah Reams, veteran Of 1914
nd Al. !" submitted the following report. viz:
The committee have no evidence that the amend
nent attached to this bill ever passed the House
q Representatives and report it back, and recon-
Aend that y pc returned to the House for engross
A'Sns.
On motion of the same Senator, the Secretary
vss directed 70 return the bill to the House.
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M lo' ~ lslsi I, 'ne nelrs ana iegal rep
rs.s q 1. lsas, ue'easea
~ 'oni.'.ee oannos agree upon Lnis Dali, beng
equally divided.
on VIC san,e comms'ee' 70
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s,cs su 0aaas \. nsposs saos'l'o'e'
49, NJ. ~ A, pas1ea :. g second reaolng.
~ - sane nenasol irom .ne sane commi'tee'
Az ~ IN tha rsliss S - Anton;a Marrar = ~,
srhmittsd ~ ! d,,s,s. r,,r. .,..... !.
- - cnr;on y ,st ~ e;aa. - oonnlasse %,
~ bill are n = provided ror IL 1sw ~ f0''s Z
IL -. ADney, from the COMMITTEE on Parochial
~ a &C. sii'1 SsnA's = en'-
AZ acf granting ferry privileges to Mrs. J. ".
aocgea, acfoss Iane's Bayou, IN the parish Of
u.oco'
Submitted favorable report, with amendment.
Ana the same Senator, from the same commit
~, e Maen was referred House bill entitled an
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DETER FORSNEE,

DETIK EUFtSIttIE,
STALLS NOS. AND ST. MARY's MARKET
ships, steazaships and EteamboatR Supplied,
and is prepared furnish hi old friends and
us sssrything in the ns ut s CID 2lacs husiass
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| = bAEh...'...... BIER
| ", On GAVIN orpppr ,,,,nr, - ,.- -.
" ~ h-' SA'DA'A' Au1, oAiA hoIhL
| Jewelry, Watches, Silver and Plated WARE
|
| -SoLk AGENT FOR
o'' 0"AAiiiAN rIh6hhs.
ohrS'"'as ana Ne" Tear's Presents.
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
pe'' ,hahefs reh SETS bracelets, Pins and Ear
Is karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest nat,s s,
Buttons and Studs of every variety and host xork;
Cents Scarf and Masonic Pins varona do.i su~ ~
Plated Sets and Tea Forks and snoons Cun. oho,
Napkin Rings Castors etc Pocket ans ah. Cn.,s
| makers and superior oualitv o 0N"''' Nv
|
o"cAs'
'N"''' ~ n'oHAe' ~As'ie and WOOD
,,, ,, ,., =, .
The particular attention Of those pesdng ba,a t aadn
respectfully solicited to semmons Brazilian Pebbles the
anu only glasses ths should be used New Pebbles reset
''cnlsf attention paidto repairing atches and
'ewe'fy the best workmen being employed.
Remember ~ CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel
RUTLEK'S PATENT COTTON TIE
~
'oe nave now On 1n" Sru ornS
TIES WIN .ae ABOVE eeeo,a'0a al,
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9irer gnteIliqellce.
CRESCENT oprrop No o.

CRESCENT 0FFTeE Nu,sot Csnp Streat Il /
wednesday Morning, September ri iSf6 {
Yesterday was dreary and dismal day on the
leyee. Rain set in early and continued at inter.
Fals up to the hour of5P II.
On account of the rain the departing steamers
did not have as good trips as they would have had
ifithad kept clear.
Ihe Elnora came to the landing and will be
ready for business to-day. She leaves ON satnr-
day for Red River Capt. Robt. Watson, an Old
veteran in the trade, viii command her, and Can't,
Jas r Muse win have charge Of tia office, assis.
ted by Mr. 7. j. DoBty. good boat and clever
officers. ~
The Cuba and Caddo vim not leave TO-DAY. thav
viii receive and leave tomorrow evening for Red
RIVER
Tbs fast packet gotile came to the landing YES. /
terday, having been chartered by Capt. w. s, 1
Bassett for the purpose Of running in place of the
-iYe Oak. The cotile will leave regularly on
very Wednesday and Saturday at 10 4. NJ, carry.
aB the United States rail.
The Live oak will lay up for short time for
he purpose Of undergoing repairs
The fine steamer Louisiana, Capt W. Il. Holl.
roft, made her appearance at our landing On
uesday evening, after short absence, looking
right and nice since her lay up. She has had
loiher boiler put in, which her officers think Will
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Il New York exchange saws;

The sales Of seats for the debut of Madame
Ristori opened at Mr.. Gfaus b6reau, No. 652
Broadway, at 9 o'clock on Monday morning A
queue was formed in front of the establishment,
h6Reyer, as.early as 7so'clock, ana BY the time
the doors were opened there was quite a mass
citing of merchants, lawyers, doctors, artists,
clerks and citizens generally. At 1880 the entire
lot of reserved seats in the theater Francois had
been disposed of, leaving onlythe fourth tier for
The accommodation of the improyident In spite
choice places fell into the hands OF adroit specu-
latora. prominent member Of this fraternity
and one ,whese suiling countenance is familiar 10
opera and theater hdbitles was, at IL O'Clock,
obging his customers with patquette stalls at $50
g paiE-at least SO he said. The French theater
viii hold about twelve hundred persons, and when
filled at the Rstori prices It's capacity will be rep
resented about So 300. - n. -
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rsrrls.e rrareas IN v1rs,nla.

correspondent Of the Richmond Dispatch,
writing from Buckingham Courthouse, Va, Sept.
6th, gives the following particulars Of the terrible
tragedy which recently occurred there: aAe
The most thrilling and melancholy affair took
place here on ihelst inst. that has shocked the
feelings of our community since the close of the
war. The particulars are as follows: About
three weeks ago or more, Mn. Anthony alien, a
wealthy mia owner OF this town, arose early 10
the morniug with the alleged intention Of visiting
his mill and plantation but suddenly changing his
route, returned to the house. There he found Mr..
James feaehata young lawyer who makes Mr..
Walton's house his homs during the sessions of the
court in the room with his wife.
Their positions relative to each otherwere such
as TO excite suspicion on the part of the husband,
who toree ordered Mr.. Leach out of the house,
and forced the execution of his mandate ct the
point of revolver; after which he called for the
carriage. and putting msdam in, sent her to her
mother. Nothing further of interest TRANSFERRED in
the case except that bill of divorce was filed BY
Nj. Walton suatii last Saturday, when Leach again
rode into towns After strolllng iaboptythe Vage
for some time, he met Anderson Walton, q son Of
Antony by his, first wife. AAndsrs on reached
Leach at once With the scandal which Leach de.
MED; whereupon Anderson shook his fist IN his
did for pa saw You at the same time putting
his hand under bis coat. s So You w shqotim
awill yen ~ yelled Leach, and drawing his SIN
shooter, he fred, and Young Walton feil, pierced
tlhrongn the lungs, Ghe nluog SlsiltlS ~ ohtit4s
mouth and nostTils just then Mr.. Walton the
elder rushed sup and fred three shots from his
pistol directly at Leach; hut missing him entirely,
slightly wounded Cant. .. Y. Mqseleg and negro.
0nee more Leach flied and tue elder Walton lay
on the sward corpse. The ball entered just
above his heart serering the main arteries and
causing instant death. ssAs
Anderson fingered until Monday evening about
two O'clock; when, as they We're crossing the
grave all that was mortal Of his father, his
soul Joined him in the spirit world But the tale
of death does not end here The Rev. James II +.
G. Leaeh,sR D. almighty respected Presbyterian
minister, died soon after hearing of the bloody
drama in which his son had acted 50 prominent a
part; possibly intconsequence, though as to this
no one can do aught but conjecture j q. sa
#sMEs Walton was one the wives of Hobeft, the
segonaut whose ears were cut off in louisville, KY.
for bigamy Soon after their marriage he ran Of
with her money, leaving her destitute, though
legally free for he had two wives living when he
married her. Mr.. w alton became so enamored Of
the beautiful widow that he bought her wedding
clothes, and layished on her every luxury that
wealth could procure until thereeent affair which
led to the double homicide.
Leach has been justified on the plea of self
defense. 545=s-
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Exnorts Yesterdnr.

= .APALACHICOLA-S Steamship Florida-25 pcs
tagging 7l6 bbls flour IS bbls pork Sc bbls whisky
81 bbls potatoes los coils rope Is csks bacon 1877
bales hay 423 SKIS corn 6 tcs hams al SKIS oats
-four 1000 SKIS corn 800 SKIS oats l22 bxs soap etc
I pENSACOLA-Sch Island Beliefs bbls flour
10 bbls pork 10 do onions 20 bbls potatoes bbls
whisky $50 SKIS corn 10 bales hay and sundries
EMOBILE-Steamer Sarah-5 hhds sugar 10 bbls
nolasses 100 bbls -four 10 csks bacon and sundries
BOST0N-Bark Trojan-294 bales cotton 81 do
moss lot old iron and rags
ST LOUIS-Steamer Juiia-suhdry mdse o. Z
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Last spring q young lady of wealth and beauty
came to this county on visit, and nyestedlargely
in real estate paying the cash for the purchases.
She circulated around here pretty freely and be-
came well acquainted. Last Wednesday she got
10 joking with our handsome young clerk, and
thahtered him to give her marriage license, at
the same time giving the name of q young man
residing in Patoka, in this county. For The s'fun
Of the thing The clerk gave her the license, omit
t thns Of course, to attach the county seal. She
sten feturned to Patoka and handed them to the
Wolld as Re perceived that the seal
cut gag either to marry him or b ,ssEiss s3 ah9
office and pFoeureo nstba came IL III slaate
young lady, too spunky to back 0u sue cler 4
with him, and the tWainiwera made one flesh Oh
Thursday, and Immediately took the train for
Evansville. Ell Princeton tIndl Democrat.
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Az Funis girl, after she is betrothed, is cooped
up in small room; shackles Of gold and silver
are placed upon her ankles and wrists as piece
Of dress. If she is to be married to a man who
has discharged, dispatched or lost a former wife,
the shackles which the former wife wore are but
on the new limbs, and she is fed till thew
are hlled up TO q proper thickness. The food
used Tor this custom, worthy of the barbarans, is
called through, which is of an extraordinary fat
tening quality, and also famous for rendering the
milk Of the nurse rich and abundant. With this
seed andstheir natural dish, cascascia, the bride
the spoon, 80
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gev 0teans gsg Gresceu Rytdnesday u spmtu a. 1855

trip on this packet will seldom experiment on any
other when the Southerher is on hand.
7FoR- I.oursvILnE huge Louisiana, W. R.
Holcroft master, and Mr.. Kinnie Smith Jr. in the
office, as clever, obligng gentlemenas pulled
bell rope or drew quill, The Louisiana has
new i1ued boilers aud splendid cabin accOmmo-
dations, and her tables are filed with the best the
season affords. Passengers and shippers will
remember the Louisiana goes at five o'clock
TrhcjSelV
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Reeelnfs " RniIroaaa.

n. O., J. d Q. N. R. R.-sept 25--1e bales Of
cotton Given Watts &eo-3 do Boyd, Coleman i
Graham-2 Hogan g. Patton--I j r PoweIiM4 A
Glen &co-4 I H & J NJ Allen NJ ] Smith &co.-
3 Payne, Huntington &co--3 Parham & Blunt-2
3 Pritchard-3 Kahn, Adler &co-l do to Warren,
crawford &co-l6000 feet lumber Baker & Adam
Il, 900 do 2 NJ Pike-1I, $50 do Eager X FIeman
1900 do @ 3 Cate &eo--l car furniture NJ Pasteur
II coops chickens P P Faust-l5 bbls -four Rosen.
berg; Scherck &eo--1 roll betting and sundrfes to
lno Hardie &co-lot sundries Geo Clark cir
cular saw D Hinkle &co-Total As bales cotton
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TOWBOATS.
F. LINE.

F. LINE.
COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE,WHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoATs
Achilles, sidcwheel Capt. BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sidegheel, CAPT. LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sideswheel, CAPT. LOMBARD
Equator, Propeller, CAPT. WARREN
Wabash, Propeller, CAPT. MELVILLE.
Republic. Propeller CAPT sTURTEyANT.
wieaco, Propeller, CAPT. FALLErr.
Teeumseh, Propeller, CAPT sGHELLENGER,
Norman, Propeller, CAPT. cooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller CAPT AvER1LL.
The AeAies having large deck capacity is well adapted for
Tightening outside the Bar.
The Wabash, Norman Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines and Pumps capable of hrowng at lowest speed
1900 gallons of water per minute.
The number and welknovn power of these boats demon
strated last season. is guarantee that no unnecessary delay
will occur at the Bar.
For tens"f towage ghtorage or use Of pumps, apply to
EDw. A. YoRKE 4 co,
~- 50 Povdras streat
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!. ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS correspondent Of the
Mechahlcs' Magazine details process he has EN-.
ploged for crystalizing earbonic acid nv means NJ
q continuous electric current. At the end Of three
weeks he obtained q number Of mflky.wlljte orys
talne bodies which, from their resisting not only
aae sff6ngest acids bnt also the oxygen flame, lie
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Imports Yesterday.

MOBILE-Steamer Louise-S bales cotton Hugh
McColl-l0 bales Osnaburgs 10 do yarn Wilson &
Young-5 bales wool l2rolls leather and sundries
to order-l case mdse Peet, Simms &co-Total
bales cotton aa
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BIOKRENE.

The Feeble the Dangufd the Desparng the Old shouId
gye tins valuable discovery trial; it will be found totally
from az other articles for the purpose:
no FEMALESth his Preparations Invaluable in neryofs
permanence ~ 9'iehs'n
Il is also grand onc and will give relief in Dyspepsis
With the hFs dose brief persistence lis use VIII reno
d. spepsia forever F ' 'p "0'nlsn
by Druggists generally. Flff - ss' 'Vtu
/. Sent by express ANYWHERE by addressing
dUTCHlSGS HILLYERI Proprietors
eo,s - ~ o,, q pey street, New York
BABNEs, WARD Il Co
No. q Mnpazira qtraa+
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The memoirs of Prince Talleyrand rnato.
rals tor which by an extraordinary will of the late
owner were not to be touched for thirty years
R WI be pabl7 b during the coming autumn The
Laeness de Dino, Falieyrand's niece, however
document, and the work is to appear sisutane.
Dusty m London, Paris, and it was originally III
tended, Vienna. st5F. 7s3.' -it
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hIsroRIss FIRsr APPEARANCE in NEW YoRK
The Evening Post gives the following as its frst
ressions Of this great actress:
Ne are aware how imperfect is our ANALYSIS of
1nis greas aftists acting She is too grandly pow
eE1hi, ana 100 eonsummate an artist to he stadied
IN one evening. On FIRST Witnessing such Al won
derfni display OF genius the mind ia too much
overwhelmed with snceessionof changing emo
lions ana sensations to be able to make Il critical
analysis "A few more words NAV suffice how
ever TO give some additional impressions
Rist0ris personal appearance is really opeen1y
a friend wac has lived much on the Plains res
marked to rs that her majestic Stride and some
ct tne fereer aia stelaer expressions Of her face
reminded him forciby Of some Of the most royai
specimens 10 had seen Of those Indians who hive
0een uileontaminated by contact with the basert
Class q white mon. The whirlwind eli passion [
9hich.at times shook her whole frame coiiId NOT I
be borne or expressed BIZ one of u less Vigorous
a2s4stgate IN these torrents of her wrath she
looked az though she could by mere physical
force sweep every thing before her.
& but u - not alone, OF especially in this pbasa
taaG she = great. The tenderness of maternal
.oRe can never have been more heantiftillR Or Fl
.euchlHgly exhibited than in the Quietsr passages f
II lAeded between her aud her children. The I'M.
laaaen tears came from tile eyes Of many veteran
~ hardened Eheater.gosrs, as she made her swift
~ mary QHs transition from the wild rhapsodies i
1 eigsanee h. th8 tender cafessng of her chill. !
rem "a tIis-the more human range 81 tie ~
agle aft-Ik istogi y iaaemp parable. Rachel could
eyer approach berin this. La
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=, dispatch from Indianapolis to the Chicago
ZINES states that rumors are prevalent that two
companies of negroes have been armed, and with
the eognizance Of the State authorities. some 201
or SG0 negroeshaye had night drills for several
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Two companies. with large capital invested
are s,. nov busily engaged one in South Coven
seotia-in prospecting for the hidden treasures Of
the pirate Kidd and bis freebootefs The South
Coventry company are sangnine of success
although reticent, and are working in co,opera'
!! llon with the son Of an old man named Dodd, who
search for place to hide his booty.
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II j. stated that Alabama and Florida are over.
run with sharpers, who, taking advantage Of re,
cent negro emigration schemes, are endeaYorng
to Liberia, intending to sell them in Cuba.
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NC MONROE Telepraph 80

No tidings have been received from the lost
mail rider, who piled his heels between Monroe
but the more reasonable suppositio1 Isl We think,
that he abseonded, taking his horse and mail
along as collaterals. He will probably be heard
Of next as ore Of the survivors Of the New
Orleans riot having narrowly escaped with his
life. The African party viii give him a hearty
welcome as has done other rogues before.