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TEMPERANCE AND GEN. TAYLoR.-The editor
of the Grand River Eagle tells the following tenn


of the Grand River Eagle tells the following tenn
perance story:
We were highly amused yesterday. On the
bridge that passes the tumblng waters of the Grand
RAPIDS we met hale old man, with II sons 7
daughters, 81 grandchildren, and his own wife,
(the only one he ever had, } with numerous horses,
carts, wagons, oxen, cows, and furniture of very
antiquated appearance, among which were TO be
seen cradles for babies, cradles for grain spinning
wheels, pots, kettles, and almost every thing requ-
site for settlement such as ffiy-seven blood rea
tons VIII make in the Grand River country. After
stopping the train and making many inquiries, we
asked the old gentlemen what use there could be
Tor bottomiess jug, which was carefully laid in
safe place among his domestic equipments, and re-
ceved the following reply: Why, sir, am man
of many years and lots of children, and have
ss osked dsher peopls's land Ill my days; paid from
tur 10 nine bushels of grain acre rent for 50
doing have all that time used jug with bottom
in it, and | got sick of feedin other people with
my hands, either landlord or rumseller; so | sent
seven of my boys to Mexico to fight for some land
and they all got back safe, after ighin' with Gen.
Taylor, time enough to vote for him. and they got
seven quarter sections of land, that, please God,
will be our own without rent. And now, that
old jug you see there (pointing al the bottomless
thing shall hold all the whisky or rum that will
be used in my whole family while | control 'em,
because old Gineral Taylor fold my son John that
jug without bottom was the best kind of jug
TO put liquor in and if he was my sou John, he d
serve all the Jugs to hum just they did the Mex
icans-take away their power TO kill. Good day."
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REMOVAL.
DRIESTLEY & BEIN have removed their entire Stoc

REMOVAL
SEH 6iys ssn0Ss s 'ns! ssss s:sSs
from Nos. - New New. Leve e and d. 81 and 40
s 81 %md 81 cP 's r Ssw opposite
Natchez where they have hand and CONSTANTLY
turers full supplies Of every description Of GOODS their
line which they offer for sale s the market PRICES and
Mechanics and generally air requested to cal
p portion OF their stock ON hand and
300 tons English BAR IRON. roun square and flat;
e Do = do Boiler Iron;'
e S ss ks?Sss;sssf kGS SIS
@ DE- Bsss l Issn i H' sand az inch:
ls T Ten 81 s F,fHs sad sf Mf4a
&c $ssfi Es sS?t Rs? d to lao sheets.
20 &C. is CAST vi$S sH fTHE BEL
ssa 90 ss,~ ' Fa aA IN iss
Files and Rasps American IN" and English LOCKS of every
Siding Fd5n9 Hooks W sPd Plate Hinges
shutters and Fasteners of every desepon and patterns;
Hand Hand PaPsI' Bias ard i IRON. bask SAWS;
sG6oveiss and Spades, GAmes, Woods s. Bourand,s);
2s F anoe1 ssd B hos HasI and Coil chANs
81 b1a s6 snd sf and RIFLES
Com GO ff. and En Pepper s,S MILLS
Plated and Brass stinups Bits Buckles, etc;
HsIs sHH Mgf Sf. s Ms kr
Paint: Glib; SsiqsiPE whitewash, Floor, Tooth, Hair
shoyeIs and Tongs Fire Irons Bras. and Iron Andron'
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SUNDAY IN BosToN-Week before last there
were two conventions held in the fremont Temple,
Boston, for very different objects. One sSras the
Anti Sabbath Convention, whose object is to abol-
ish all Sunday laws, and whose members, number
ing among them some of the most respectable names
in Massachusetts, contended that there was no
Divine authority for regarding Sunday as holy
day. The other convention was called for the
purpose Of deVising measures to pull down the
Sunday papers which have recently been estab-
lished In that city.
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE FURNIS HING STORE,

So Camp street. MeWOTleanS
VXIHERE families can find all articles Of House Keeping.
w compnng general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooking Utensils, Tin end
Iron Ware, Ere Sets, Brass and Steel; shovss and
ENAMELLED and patent-metal timed HOLLOW
WARE Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER. Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver, Britannia. and Iroa
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOODWARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR PAILSs
CHURNS and TUBS
RATA INBOUND CEDAR WARE, new article :,
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
BRgsHEs-Fancy and Plain. busting. Sweeping. and
Hearth Brushes. ,..rs
MATS-yute, Manila. Alicante Palm, and Husk MAZE.
WATERS, and TRAYS. ,.,r,,<c1e.
BRASS, Britannia and new Metal CANDLESTiCKS
and LAMPS. -
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
b. j. Wight'r patent premum COOK STOVES, fer
Wood or Cosl-with fixtures complete: the mos. ~.
~ asiss "a sssmbeau fuadsh ss rsaussd al -,
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse,
CHEAP DRY GOODS

DRINTED MuslDs fast.coors and;beauful patterns, at
121ac. per yard, selling at the stores at
Is to 2c Scotch Ginghams, l2ac cases Swiss Mqslips
mask Curtain Stuff 3Oc Turkey Red do at 1oc 100 doz
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdb new style at - 80
Musquo Netting at &c., quality not be bought for
less than 10c in the city Irish Linens by the large
small quantity at less than wholesale Pure Linen
2Oc. per yard and upwards Undessed Family Linen at
&c., good be bought for Soc. Buyers test the
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples Also
full variety of the and richest styles Of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low The subscriber would
remark that the practice of this establishment offer
few leading articles very cheap: with view of obtaining
r recs~ns @oSs from sUe Nob al be oesf yaeen
active and Increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
tmes-a saving diem of from fifteen to twenty dollars
in rent and expenses-he afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be met by enormous profits. New Workers
are especially invited call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets.
mhI2 R. BROWN 1853 POydras st.
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fERJuRY.-Joseph Dockhard, German, who
was tred and convicted of perjury in Washington,
In swearing before Justice J. B. Van Tyne that he
was Augustus Goetz, private in company NJ, in
the 81 Regiment of United States Artillery, and
with intent to defraud the said Goetz of his land
warrant has been sentenced to four years. confne.
usnt Ia The penitAHtarv.
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OF The port of st. Crox can now be entered by
vessel, and remain twenty-lour hours without in
curing any expense-should she remain longer,
they would have to enter at the custom house, but
the expenses would be light, if they did not land
any Of the cargo.
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FOREIGN PAssENGERs.-It is a matter of COM
plant in the Portland Me-, papers, that the autho-
rites of Boston demand head-money on all passen-
gers arriving there in the steamers from Portland,
presumed by them to be foreigners. If they have
paid in Portland it makes no difference, unless the
persons have been in Massachusetts before. Many
have been, but, from the nature of the CASE are I'M
able to prove it. Respectable merchants from St.
John and other provincial cities and towns, passing
through to Boston, by way of these steamers, for
the purpose of purchasing goods, are subject to the
same tax On foreign passengers arriving there by
railroad, no head-money is levied. The conse-
quence of this is obvious. The greater part of this
class of passengers 60 by railroad
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WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD
The Wilmington Commercial of the 18th inst. says
According to previous notice, the contracts for
grading the road were let out at Whtevie on
Monday last, under the supervision of the Com.
pany's active and intelligent resident engineer, L.
J. Fleming. The entire distance from Lexington
Creek to Whteville, and a large portion between
the latter place and the State line, was taken on
favorable terms. A large number of persons was
in attendance, and a deep interest was manifested
in the success of the road. The location of the
entire road was finished on Tuesday LAST
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-The Board of
Directors of this great work were, few days ago,
in session in Washington, for the purpose of making
arrangements for putting the canal in complete Or
der, from its eastern terminus to Dam No. the
State Of Virginia having passed an act to enable
the company to raise the necessary pecuniary
means to effect this important object 1t is also said
that the new portion of the canal, from Dam No.
to Cumberland, will certainly be completed
within the period of time fixed in the contract viz.
LIST November next
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BRITISH ExPoRTs.-A London correspondent of
the Intellgencer furnishes statement of the ex-
ports of British and Irish produce and manufactures
for three years back. The whole value of exports
last year was, in round numbers, 1921, OOO, 600; in
1913, it was more-say $685., 100000; in 1s47,
$4,000, 600. Among the exports from Great Brit
ain last year, were upwards of $4,000, 900 worth
Of cotton manufactures; cotton yarn $25, 000,00
hardware, 100000; linen manufactures, Sl4,-
100000; iron and steel, $40, OOO,O 600; wooIlen
manufactures, $2S,000,000; butter and cheese,
al 900 600
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M would respectfully return thanks liberal patrou
~ age bestowed him he frst had the honor Of
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into New6Srleans
five ago. during which time he has taken more portrait,
than any other in the world. His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken By
the best operator from NswYor and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken By himself J. M the public that his
portraits viii continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice
the bet psson1 de,ous of instruction in the
fphs ss 1 e any !. shs eitK articles he sas
the best plates made in the United States Cases o. rs and
% 30; NewYork Cameras at 118
kX Orders from the country promptly attended
~ Entrance No. CAMP street.
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MES 81 CO.,
da and Mineral Water Manufacturers.

ID ESPECFULLY inform the public and their former
N customers that they have remooed 20 12S GRHPIER
Street of Carond9e-where they are prepared to
fill orders for Nj NERAL WATER for the supply of Steam
boats Hotels Bars and Private Families Or for Exploration
N. B.-A Liberal Discount allowed 10 GroosEs and Com
r. SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains % hstefos, with pv- and snpsroT Dfawins
Apptyetps, eos -
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SUPPOSED MURDER OF A WIEE.-We learn from
the Philadelphia Times, that Mr. John Freadlv, of
Kensington, was arrested in that city on the 18th
inst, on suspicion of foul agency in the death of
his wife on the 3lst of March last Some circum-
stances which have since TRANSFERRED led to the dis
interment of the body few days ago, when Drs.
McClintock and Van Dyke gave it as their opinion
that she had been choked to death by chord
Besides groove around the neck, there were
bruises upon the thigh and scratches upon the face
Frsadly has since manifested particular regard
for German girl, then in his house, II he has no.
,sesllY n Otherwise made her HE wife,
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
HLECTRo-MAaNETIo PORTRAITS.

the application of the above mystsrous agent to d.
greneoype "a discoyery Of the subscben the under.
s9penol knd n SINGLE sKCoND,catching the precise
Instantly, and fixing ndeby upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish to retain in their families good
oo OF relations q friends do at moderate
NO Chartrea street. lmY3 lYl w H.- HIITl,HINGS
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TO CALIFORNIANS!
SMITH BROTHER, No. So COMMON STREET,
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

Manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT.
TT 8. B. have for SALE and constantly receiving,
almost article necessary for tie comfort and OF the
found AIR BEDS. Air Pillows India Rubber Cloth Riding
Caps Sou weste Cloaks Goats Pouches Clothing Bags
paulins. ....ALso....
TENTS PACK SADDLES CALIFORNIA SAopLE
BAGS Saddles and Brides, of every description Bits stif
rups. Spurs. Hair Rope Moss Blankets etc. etc fyS
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HE PARDoNING PowER.-The NewYork State
Legislature at its recent session, made one or two
material amendments to the "Act in relation to
Pardons, "-one of which provides that a concise
statement of the applicants case must, before the
granting Of the pardon, be furnished the Governor
by the District Attorney of the county in which
the crime may be committed, and the applcation
must be published for four weeks in the State and
in the county paper.
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HECKER,s PREPARED FARINA.

HS article now universaliy ACKNOWLEDGED TO- he the
most nutritious and the time the most delicate,
substance that can obtained for lnyads Children Is
Diet is considered by the Medical Faculty superior 70
all other arnaceous substances OF Dysentefy ana
Bowel Complaints incident to this climate. while Is hshy
making of puddngs Farna put up in tin cans Tor the
California market. =,
~ For sale BY the Druggists generally and at the Depot
Tetaii by TREADWELL Il BARRY, ~
Sole Agents for the Southern
p,boq 1nns and Western 6tatea
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ANNEXATION IN CANADA.-A Montreal cores
pendent of the New York Express, says: 81 have
spent considerable time as a spectator in hearing
the debates in Parliament. l have mingled freely
with the members. / am surprised to find the pre-
vailing sentiment, not only among the leading
members Of the House, but also among the inhu-
entail inhabitants, is decidedly in favor of annexa-
ton to the United States. Nor is it made a party
question, both sides, but particularly the Conser-
vatives most clamorous for it. The general i'm
preston is, that if they should be annexed they
would come into the Union aSthree States, viz ::
Upper, Middle and Lower Canada
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E o r s AL e.

A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT mea. -
IA 165 feet-1S2 feet deck, % feet l6R&3s1u
beam. with six feet hold, has three forty nchd -
boilers % feet long, two twenty inch cylinders, seven sf
strokeall entirely new with the boat She draws only ~
inches water and will carry 460 tons freight Is only one
tsye and well found in every respect. For further par
tyulars apply to
did If HVnE OCJ.EERY ~ PoydraS st.
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From LAGUAYRA.-A letter, of March 22d, says:
" A French steamship from Martinique arrived yes
terday at Carupano. where also is frigate and
2O-gun brig of the same nation, to demand satisfac
ton for the false Imprisonment of the French Consul
The Baron d Hautrieve, the present French Minis
ter, has demanded an immediate explanation, while
the government deny all knowledge of the indig-
nifty and insult offered to the French Consul. The
worst of all troubles are now brewing"
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RESTAURANTS, sc.
Holbrook OSyter Saloon and ReStaurs

RESTAURANTS, &C.
HolbrOOk 0syter Saloon and Restaurant
s % as sS Be n 81 tim. II
ap T fYs,y p sys TO 'q hs the n Da
variety o NJ sna FISH to , e Spsa with M
the he most ssid
c6 81 s R Fl s well 'x nS Of 6 Sgfa
TRY. aud, in Short every thing in season that can b
MURPHY's RESTAURANT, :
Bowling and Billiard Saloons,
100 ST. CHARLES STREEr-Next to the Theatre.
subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
on the public p, that be has made extensive add. -
y isss ss FL Ii
TAuRANT, viii at ali times Be supplied with 3X
y sss:s;. me- II : sss; s:. H. a.
% ss
IS kfsy S S T.. I :::s @
establishment equal to any in the city and fic9 e csn
" e
wanting to give general satisfaction 70 hs pstlon and to
The BAR q usual. win always b 1arni;ssi with
'n sp lis m l'oA'' RICHARD MURPHY.
II undersigned would most respectfully in. AA
he has re6pened this well known
30 j. establishment in a and ele-
&E gsnt style, and hopes, by his unWearied aftsn-
Ank ton TO business and his great experience. to
extended by the lovers Of good cheer Having ampar-
%IS4zA3 gAand Cat Island OYSTERS, together with
GAME and FISH of every description he
now prepared to serve up at the shortest notices Al the
please and crafty the of the fasdcus epicurs
His WINES, LIQUORS and CORDIALS have ell beeR
produce. -T.- = Z
with Lodging and Private Sitting rooms he has had the
pose. Inc 6m] JAMES CASSIDY. Fl
OARROLLTON HOTEL.
TIME undesgned respectfully inform the public that hey
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FOR SALE:

FOR SALE:
HAZE Of STEAMBOAT, built fSr the cotto. tsads.
two engines, and and Splendid Splendid Doctor III:
boat is two year, old, and ofisn fin: opporta. ,
T. B: SMITH, g Magazine street.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
nRS. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
their office. fiom 8 4. M. to P. I NJ. D..
F FssrIs5 %ask pr ;sa emf
appreciated 70 require enumeratng His Block Teeth
particularly worthy the attentan of those requiring artificial
Their graded suit the circumstances of
all Office at their residence, B4kO.NNE street near
Canal street. ap2 If
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SMITHS HOTEL. :. Bayou Sara La
Immediately fronting the Steamboat Landing.
TRAVELLERS gong up Ouachita Red River, OF com.
ing of said Rivers will find it to their advan- -
tage to stop with him, all the Boats stop Bayou
Sara. Horses, Carriages and Buggies always to hire.
fy2 1y T. B. SMITH, PropristOT.
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cARRoLLTON HOTEL

undersigned respectfully nf0m the PUBIC t04 tnoy
%ent. with the sz tsnsivs Gardens. Ten Pin Alis7a
md Ss%
making very considerable improvements therein they ore
& ssa p.ss to e 5
iisment is second TO- none the South. possessing, q
the and sws sscS
IS are no where be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans.
noise hustle and cares Of city fet merits more than ori
The undersigned apprie the the public that their Lander
will always be found well supplied with the choicet quail
ssoed stock of Wines and other Liauo they can furnish
Dinner Or suppe, or Chance Repa to private parties at
The undersigned therefore aer themselves that in addi
the location its saubrous atmosphere The ease with which
access be had q their By railroad render
for the citizens Of New orlssns cu .un,rr
~ For terms of Board. etc., INQUIRE At he Pastsn
Hst ns q at the Hotel in Ca"''on Csp A. A.s.II
CRESCENT REsTAURAT OYSTER SALOON
No. IS ST. CHARLES Street corner GRA1LER.
Hls establishment has been entirely rsmodse sreatly
\ and and very a +.
From t5e previous wsIss ssG ispatstios
10
and the marked and ibs. patronage he hes
his
% t. ssd %sfs e. s s
fashionable and popular resort in the city.
r; made 3 / 4 s' a issf s
NN ~ tara, Cat Island and Grand Pass, which will
$gAY L. served up in any style e suit the palate.
S&X His arrangements cOmplete TO be seesona-
bly, supplied with every variety OF GAME
and FISH in the preparation Of which VA
pains will be spared to CRAFTY the taste of the s&
most fastdious epicure. <1n1Hsfx
On bis bill Of fare will always be found sTEAKS,
CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind of POULTRY and
VEGETABLES; in short. with every thing in that
can be procured.
His stock of LIQUORS having been selected by himself
of superior quality and embraces the best and choicest
brands imported of French and Swiss Wines. CoFdials.
Scotch Ale, Irish and Scotch Whisky, London Brown
Stout and the best Philadelphia Ale and P0rte-a NAL Of
these Liquors all that he desires to insure iavoraha
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end Of Mem Shell Road.
INHE undersigned has retted and opened the above
i we-known and favonte establishment, and in -
tends to make it, respect, worthy Of the pat aE
Tonage of his friends and those who wish to enjoy GEN
pleasant drive of the elegant and saubous
the country The gardens and grounds win be kept
the best ORDER he will have boats out all times keep
his table supplied with the nny TRIBE fresh from their
home He will also be at ali times supplied with every de-
crpton of wild game and all the decaces that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice liquor and
wines, with good lemonade for his Temperance ends.-
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- - DENTAL NOTICE.
IL SMITH, DENTIST, begs leave to assure HI
-, friends and the public that he has
not left and does not intend to leave the
city lie may still be consulted at bis Oidu YYrY
Once, at the Corner OF Lafayette Square 4III
anI 81 (hnrIeS NH If
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Corner GLROD and NEW LETEE SIS. NsW Orissss.
FI'HIs fine Hotel adysntag eOusly situated. being IN
Il front of the principal Steam and Flatbeat "a
Landings, aud affords peculiar accommodations for
Western Merchants, I raiders and Travellers gener.
ally The house spacious and comfortable and p0essog
convenience the chambers are well furnished and
airy the table is supplied with the best the market can
Liquors. ali Of which selected with great care No ex
pense will be spared to make the Commercial worthy Of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager,
nj 6un to Jnopu n n
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

nj II. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch /-o
wi. maker aud dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDtA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES and WATCHES. HSn
All Jewelry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices. mf8
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f. GILLET & Co. u.s. MRS ELIZABETH NAGEL
DERANCo AND HUsBAND-On rehearing. APP
peal from the Fourth District Court of New Or
leans. The Judgment of the lower court was re-
versed, and the case remanded for new trial and
further proceedings according to law, the appelees
to pay the costs of the appeal.
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MARIA A. Turner, WIFE OF w. f. TURNER,
Us. MRS. MARY DOYLE AND WIDOW d. DOYLE, EFT
ALL. Appeal from the Third District Court OF
New Orleans. :. .SLIDELL, j. -. Judgment affirm
ed, with costs.
VIM. MOVES Us. CHAs. I'll. PIERPoNT, ANb CHAs.
III. PIERPoNT as. WIN. MOVES. Appeal from the
FIRST District Court Of NeD Orleans. .SLIDELL,
j.. Judgment affirmed, with costs.