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From the New-York Tribune
THE INTRODUCTION OF SLAVERY INTO
NEBRASKA.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1854.

WASHINGTON, W wednesday, FEB. 10, 1894.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Orr of South Carolina,
read twice and referred to the Committee on Indian
Affairs Of which he is chairman, and which you
recently alluded to as another Nebraska BILL"
has just been printed. Senator Douglas referred
to this bill when all the appropriations and other
provisions srclating to the Indians were stricken
out of his Nebraska bll--he acquesced in and
desired the striking out because the House Com
mittee on Indian Affairs had prepared bill max
ing ample provision for the Indians who had been
removed to this Nebraska Territory under solemn
treaties of perpetual undisturbed possession. As
this bill reported by Mr.. ORR conceas "nigger in
the wood-pie," hereby send you a correct synop-
sis Of its important sections.
1t is entitled "a bill defining the terms on which
treaties shall hereafter be made with certain tribes
of Indians, and for other purposes"
The first section provides, that the President
shall hereafter require all treaties for the cesson or
purchase of lands from Indians and llali-breeds,
inhabiting the Nebraska Territory, to be negoci-
atod upon the following terms and conditions, to
wit; That all the lands of the tribes or nations to
be ceded TO the United States, shall be surveyed
and divided as other public lands and Immediately
thereafter leach family of the tribe or nation shall
be entitled to locate, permanent homestead II
single person 81 years of age, one-eghth of
section; to each family of two, onc-quarter sec
ton to each family OF three and not exceeding
FIVE one-haf section TO each family of six and not
exceeding ten, one section and to each family over
ten, one additional quarter section Tor every hve
members and to families who own slaUes, in addi-
ton to the foregoing, there shall be allowed if less
than ten slaves quarter section If ten and not
exceeding fifteen one section and for overy ten
above that number one half section" Patents are
to be granted to each family, conditioned that the
tract shall not be aliened leased longer than two
years, and exempt from levy, sale or forfeiture,
until State Constitution removes the restriction,
Section second provides, that as soon as the sur
veys and the Indian homescads are made and
selected the lands are to be Sold in the usual way
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TO THE PUBLIC.

f1B Subscriber having assumed ~ RhsIhtet
formerly carried on by the firm Of TomhpSons sssst-
ton & Co., takes this plan Of tenderihk his 60
Acknowledgements or The lib6rality VIII which thcf
have been patronized and hopes by close attention
to business to inertia continuance Of past fayors.
Very Respectfully, ,sk.,
Salem, Feb. lG, 1854.
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NEGROES UP IN TIE MARKET.

Negroes are. to use n mercantile phrase, quoted
high. Our authority is the Mobile Daily 1drcr-
tiser, an unquestionable one in the African raw
material and southern staple Of human flesh. II
says that at Starksville, Lee county, on Tuesday
last, the negroes belonging to the estate Of G.. s.
oglesby were sold at about average Of one thou
sand dellars each. The terms were one-third cash.
the balance at one and two years, with interest on
the last payment. The best men brought about
81 500.
Negroes have brought very high prices at the
public hirings some field hands having brought
as much us $3.50.
In fact there is quite rage for speculation in
human flesh and blood, soul and ALL Negroes" +"
says our authority, were selling at the specula-
ton prices Of 1876. At Selma, common field
hands have hired at private hiring as high as 5000
for the year, and first class negro fellows command
considerably more. The most common kind of ne
gro women hire us high as $3.50 per annum."
"These," it is added "are outrageous rates for
there is no work at which such negroes can be put
by which they can realize the money at the present
high rates Of provisions. 1t certainly is fine
time for those who have negroes to hire, but il is
breaking to those who pay such prices"
Several negro girls sold, the least valuable of
whom brought 5000, while one q likely girl of -
years, brought 5000"
The demand for 'fike1y negro girls" must be
lively when they bring a cool thousand before they
have fairly got into their teens. We cannot con-
ceive how the latter article can be made to
pay at such runous prices. There is probably a
sort of mania for likely negro girls in Alabama,
and they bring, doubtless fancy prices like Shang-
hae fowls and other pets with us.--N T. EesnHsg
Post
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OREGON PEA.

Six bushels Of these Celebrated Peas, by planting
which, much fodder can be raised ON one acre a.
can be raised of Of fi7e Of anything else that
be sowed and II is better for the soil than clover,
Just received and for sale by
l.. X. SIIANKLAND,
100 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Psl
Feb. Is, ls5I.-3m.
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SCHOOL FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN.

The subscriber ha7iihe lOcrted in this piSss, IL
aran prepared to instruct students IN The seiehcs
Of Enatoiay, Physiology and Hygiene. or the
practice of Medicine and Surgery. And in addi-
ton to his former extensive means for demonstrate
ing the various subsect, has recently added largely
to them by expensive purchases from France,
Demonstrations in Anatomy will commence the
first Of March, and TO those dcsirous Of ataiiing
themselves Of the summer course of studies. it
would be advisable to be here at least two weeks
previously. IIc would also announce that he IL
prepared to practice in his profession. g
X. G. THOMAS, NJ. d.
SALEM, Jan. 81, lS54.-4w
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HYAIENEAL.

MARRrEb-0n the 22d of Jan. in Knightstown
Henry County, Indiana, Mr.. JAMES c. PRArT o
Marlboro, Ohio, to Miss AsENErn Ii. RIs, of IIenr,
County, Indiana.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY
ENOS l.. WOODS,
COLUnBIlNA, COLUnBIlsl COUNTY, ontOi
Gtedm Gnaine Builder.

STEAM ENGINES of various sizes, construct.
cd upon the latest approved plan, that eanpot fail
to give as good satisfaction as any pow .fSfde.--
Patterns of all kinds, made to order, All work
made of good material, and warranted to give 81
good satisfaction rs any ether.
Feb. IL, lS5i.-tf
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New aNdChocc Varieties Of Vegetables and s,tds.


Chinese Eight Rowed Corn,
Improved Dutton
Stowc Evergreen
Philadelphia Sweet
Mountain June Potatoes, VERY fne.)
Winnebago, g" (very profc,J
Mammoth Nutmeg,
Peach Blossom, "
Early White Mercer "
Ash Leaf Kidney early six weeks,)
Sovereign
Buckley's Seeding 4" "a very large variety and
very prolifc,l
haywood Seeding, d.
Sweet Potatoes, new variety from North Caro-
lima 1t has proved the most prolific and desirable
for northern culture that has ever been introduced
in this market. .,...,.,
So New Varieties Of Cabbage Seed, (Importod.j
90 " Radish "
6 Celery "
25 q" I" Cucumber -"
40 - Grass "
Orders Respectfully Solicited, and Promptly
Completed, by
No 100, Wood ST., Pitts, Pa
Feb. Is Is54.-Sm.
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coil Of tie United States but may soon be trodden
by sldve
And still como waited to u.s. on every breeze
that sweeps over our beautiful river the signs and
groans of millions of our countrymen, upon whose
dreary earthly condition Hope scarce sheds one
ray Of light.
Among the places in which Anti-Slavery Con-
yentions should be held Cincinnati is prominent.
Considering its loedtion-ts adaptation to the rad
iating Of tie light Of Ani-Slavery truth over the
darker parts of our land-a more important point
can hardly be found and the success that has
attended the efforts that have been made here
attests that there is not a more promising field.
We do, then, earnestly invite oil who agree with
us that Slavery is crime against God and man.
and are willing faithfully to labor for its abolition,
whatever other differences may exist among us, to
come together again in Convention, to deliberate
upon the great work we have to do And oui
platform will be free 10 all, whether friends OF
opponents, who desire canddly to discuss the great
principles Of the Ant-Slavery enterprise.
Confding in the blessing Of Almighty God
promised to every true and right effort, we hope to
make an impression upon the moral atmosphere
that shall vibrate to the extreme verge Of slave
holding territory.
SARAn Oris ERNsr, MARY Mann,
ANDREW II. ERNST, MARY DEGRlw,
JULiA HARwoOD JoHN JoGLIFFE
EDwARD IIARwOoD, H. F. BLACKWELL
CnRIsTIAN Dos NALDsoN, Mary NJ. GunD,
ELIZABETH T.. COLEMAN n. NJ. GuiLD,
Board Of Managers.
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Ma. ROBINSON; You doubtless heard of the
youth with genius for drawing, who undertook
TO paint horse. But from cause he could
not get it "out" in accordance with the ideal in
his mind lie altered it, looked at it, gave stroke
here and another there. Still it did not look quite
right; he was afraid that it would not be recog-
nized. Suddenly bright idea seemed to strike
him, and he wrote underneath it in large letters
"This is Horse"
am reminded of this by an article in late
Cleveland Plain Dealer, from "a Layman," in
which he remarks as Il reason against Bible dis
cussions that "our Clcrgymcn are gentlemen and
therefore would not like to come in contact with
Joe Barker" Is it because the religious peo'
plc fear that their clcrgymcn will not be recognized
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"He who Of old would rend the-oak,
Dreamed not Of tho reboundw

TnE Day FIXED Tho 10th Of May, 1854, is the
day fixed on by some Of the Merites for tho do.
.struction Of the world
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJ. 4 j. Il. WALTON.

10 Nev Tevee and "a rcbopn;tou,.s sreats Ne os.rs
- He" .~' ~ AZ "p ''ee''' A'9" oiieai''
ii AVE on hand and keep constantly
1 l f,. col, -e,u .,,.-...... -
GPDrEPIES WIVES 4 yD 11oy-nps
cons;s,;nr IN M =. - ~ ni,or;n a.;,s. =. oA
ROFFEEe14o6 SACKS Rio Lava far,.rs and Meocho
boxes Vironis If an n.,;,;s.
CAynI Es1,0 boxes Ns I,a1sors sa- ~ " S a. o5o h
Star ~f'-' "''1 WV ''~''
SOAp-aOO boxes WINCHESTER and Iovarmo,e,s
pICKI ESUassor,ed " ''' "''' ~
LEMON SyPTTpN1oo boxes-r TOMATO vrrfu17p ,oo
boxes
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). LITERARY POT.
AT THE POST OFFICE

lust RECEIVED HNHRN
e. BANCROFT's HISTORY Of o. g.
BYR0NS WORKS-Morocco, Antique. -
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENTS. -t-,-pr#
~HOT CORN "-Soon Robinson - ~ 4 WI
HAPS MISHAPS-Grace Greenwood @t =
FUN JOTTINGS-Wilis. ,N q e7s,. a4.a I'M N 1,
AUTOBIOGRAPHY or AN ACTRESs-Mrs. Mowatt.
VENICE, The City Of the sea-FAgg. n
THE MUD CABIN-Isham. ,s = q " es8 ssb asas
THE SHADY SIDE OF LIFE-By PASTORS wife. esre
TUCKERMAN'S MOUTH IN ENGLAND.
ART OF PR0LlNGING LIFE-Wl.oh. ss .ia.as.sr = T
PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE-BriAat Savarin. ~
ROLL0'S TOUR IN EUROPE-Jacob Abbott. ,,,}5
LITTLE FERNS FOR FANNY'S LITTLE FRIENDS.
ARABIAN NIGHTS+Illustrated e. 4g.t..-5
ROBINSON CRuSOE-nustTated.
SCENES IN AN ACTORS Life. Hin.
Mr. RUTTERFORD'S CHILDREN.
NORRIS POEMS. IA .54ts S's -
R0ILO BO0KS-14 Volumes. .-5..t.i .,. 4-.=s.s 4
WAvERLY NOVELS-Bound in Al Volumes. .sg.1 3.
VALLEY OF THE AMAZON-Iieut. Herndon, q. s. n.
eo0PERs NAVAL HISTORY, to 1858.
WORKS OF THE BRITISH POETS 8 Volumes. u.
LANDSCAPE DRAWING-Otis
HISTORY OF THE MICDLE AGES-G W. Greene.
MAfTIsON'S HIGH SCHOOL ASTRONOMY. gH3ss y
6ARGENTS' SPEAKER-Humorous Speaker. ~
BOOK OF ORATORY-MarshaI r1.4s gsF
NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA-G. W. R. Bailey.
ALBUMS
sIo0REs IRISH MELODIES For Piano.
GUIDE TO KNOWLEDGE-E Robbins. ls
HISTORY OF ENGLISH LTrERATURE-Spalding
DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE-Reid.
HISTORICAL and Miscellaneous Questions-MagnaH.
OLLENDORFF'S French and English Works.
English = y
ALL THE LATE NovRLs .'g1' ssss a
p PpuTNAM's M0NTHLY-For February.
sALENTINES-A general assortment
MAGAZINE OF ART, &C., &C., &c.
Ifbl1l 1iRa's s'r J. Y. BENNETT at the Pod Office
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LArF RCHE HOUSE.

THE Undersigned having leased S
Il the large building formerly known the fff.:.2
Land Office, and made extensive alterations and iis
Improvements; and also, having gone a heavy ai!u
expense in fitting and furnishing the house, win open
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, on the 1st Of January. = ~
The proprietor aatters himself that from long experience
in managing and conducting of different the North.
that he capable Of keeping the above House in
equal to In the United States Persons stopping ut the
LAFOURCHE HOUSE will find all the comforts Of a ho1e
the house will be conducted principles before
undertaken In Donalisonvile
The Proprietor wishes his hfefs and the pube to dis.
tincy understand that his House open ut all hours Of
the night well day. for their reception, There win be
servant the Landing at the arrival Of each and every
Steamboat. to convey the baggage % the House.
[jan14] --t - J. w. PRINCE, Proprietor.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
THIS NEW HOTEL, in the large

Il new Brick Building situated on the corner lx.x
Of 81. Louis and Commercial Row, Thihanx La.
and fitted up about year ago expressly for honse
Of entertainment has Of late enlarged its and
iveniences, and now accommodate many more
boaYdeTs. 'i" '7--
Famiiies sisete Lad;ss and GenAemen can be COM
fOrtably situated either in winter the house
being wellsaDsed for ventilation and the large
and convenient! rERMs:t f- v. -.
Single Meal and Lodging each, ..... 50
Supper. Lodging and Bieakfast,...-. 25
Board per day,...f -. '..'.s......'. ........ ~
~" I" f " week paya bIe weekly ............. 90
month. "a monthty..., .,........ 90 90
'' " year g. quarterly, ........ $50 90
:" week, wi.hou' lode'g, payable weekly 90
month, = As ' monthly 1s 90
e.. :. year, !" quarterly 1e0 90
:H Z" 4" month, for extra furnished rooms. 95 10
This House being arranged and fitted in the beststyle
abe furniture bedsand bedding, everything
tfyf or furnishing such House. are and of good
material This, together with the determination of the
Proprietor deserve patronage by his unremiting
tions please nis hoped will offer sufficient induce
ments for citizens and strangers to patronize him.
effort necessary willie spared to keep the Table mt
all times well supplied the Markets within reach
will affOFl fh''@S S9'as B.F. HOLDEN, Proprietor
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NEW Of1elnS slave DCDOt.
6S Baronne and 157 Common street. door to Cross
wells Old Stand, New Orleans
GLAVES FOR SALE, on reason. Is
~ able terms, for cash or city acceptance. Par "a
cnar attention paid to consigned Slaves, on commits
son from Merchants Cotton and Sugar Factors and wi
all times pay in cash the highest price for sound Slaves
every description. Having connected my old establish
ment the large and commodious brick house-owned by
James Lilly. Esq, lately occupied by Mrs HARRISON as
Negroes for those who may import from Virginia. North
South Carolina Missouri and Kentucky, and will keep
stantly hand for SALE Mechanics of all descriptions,
House and Field Servants and will be receiving Slaves
santy, throughout the Also accommodations for
boarIers.
City guarantees given in all sales frequred. Titles
undoubted. TffOS FOSTER.
.a 4t4 ]. X. WHITE
REFEREscEs-Rugey, Blair 4 Co; Messrs. Greenwood &
Rod Payne Harrison; Purvs GLADDEN. Co. [l9- 3mo I
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~ d. JR.-Twice a week from New

" Orleans-This staunch built IeMaMnn la
steamer, C. Dalferes, Master, leaves New kAH
Orleans, every WEDNESDAY, at9 O'Clock Y1fItHz8
a. M, and SATURDAY at 5 p. M;
ing leaves Lockpor every THURSDAY, at O'Clock M;
Thibodaux, every THURSDAY, at 10 O'Clock a. M, and
SUNDAY, at p. m. DonadsoHvile, every FRIDAY, ate
O'Clock 9. M. and MONDAY at 6 a. m,
TO SHIPPERS AND PL4AETERS.-The Steamboat
c. d. J has been built expressly for the trade. In
her construction every modern improvement that pos
b add to the safety, comfort and convenience of passen
gers and the carrying Of reigh has been regarded and
though Of exceedingly light drang she has the capacity
carry a heavy burthen.
She viii continue to make regular trips throughout
all seasons Of the year, all moneys paid reights will
be refunded. oSf
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NUMBER II.
TO TRAVELLERS S.
DANNY sPARHAWK-Twice week

l. from New Orleans-This new staunch tR1axwa h
passenger steamer, U. d. Terrebonne
Master, leaves New Orleans every TUES iET HAsII!S
DAY, at O'Clock p. m, and SATURDAY, Y,s3ZsszszAA
At 10 M returning, leaves Lockpor every WEDNESDAY
alta O'Clock m, and SUNDAY at M; Thbodaux every
WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock p M, and SUNDAY, 12 m;
Donalsonvie, every THURSDAY, at O'Clock m, aAJ
MONDAY, at Ga. m.
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sACHE & SAMOAN,
Daguerreotype and Painting Gallery,
my14 No. 80, CAMP St NEW ORLEANS
Antoine A. LafOrest.

Antoine A. AafOFest, .-E
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
~ and General Factor and .Hgent No. 2S Old
Levee. New Orleans, hereby tenders hisservices
to the inhabitants of this and the adjoining parishes
and hopes by his strict and prompt to all bus
neg eonded his care, be deserving of their liberal
patronage % i'-' i4-tf March l, 1852.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
Cholera mOrblls, Df0rrhHa, anl

hE.DYXEN7,ERYlC YlCORDZAL,E9. -
speedy and enectual remedy aa ASIATIC CHOLERA,
Common Choa9a Mcsh DiafrhGa, Dysentey Cholera In
antum of Samef Cnnphint PaiAs In the Stomach and
Bovels Yomitng 81 GeknssA Sickness Il The stomach
Lowne@ d Spirits and a asctions Of the Stomach and
Bowels sARESkff8ssAs 3stss -tEss y sf777F
The assve variable medicines are psepassd only by
DR- SWAYNE It hi LABoaAroeE, No. NoRTa Urn STREET,
PMlaDEPMA and for sale By Drnlgias and Dealers in
1ediciass eseryrcAsre. 5tsss,sss fas4s TT
For saie By J.re FRHELI, Thfbodaux
.ga xlria u @. lIHER, Red River Landing 1ei
- AACENERY, Marksville, j. W. SMITH, Shreveport,
HU. KENNEDY, N, Orleans sICKLES Co, n. Or,esns
A. FISHER, Village Post Ofice, @
Uz-y 8. p. BERNARD, Lake Providence. "
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
M'LEOD s. MALLORY,
New OrIeans Slave DcDot.

DRUGGISTS AND APoTHECARIEs,
[4S-tfl No. 5s Camp Street. New Orleans.
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ARCADE HOTEL.
Magazine ST. New Orleans between Gravier and Nachez
r. s. MORSE, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor respectfully in -
Il forms his friends and patrons and the public lsssaU
generally, that this well known and popular estat IA
sment has been thoroughly renovated the past season.
and newly furnished throughout. large extension Of
has been obtained by the propretor renting the adjoining
portion Of the building, which viii enable him acconodae
much larger number Of customers than last winter
No expense has been spared by the Proprietor enable
him merit continuance Of the generous patronage no
has heretofore received and every exeYon win be made
by himself and assistants to render the sourn Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable. r.
One great convenience attached to this Hotel, Is
that meals can be had ut almost all hours. [janl4.
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EOR RRENT-Th large and COM -
modi"us Dwelling the Store occupied BY 5@5
we snbscrbers contains two par!ors lsx2O, 9iisl
laree lsrge Bedrooms, Pantry, Stnre-roum and &sX
servant room and Kitchen, with Slate root snd 400
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Daguerreotype Likenes,cs!

TAKEN BY C.. .FREIDAL, (late Of No.
- II, St Charles street. New Orieans) The advertiser
respectfully announces the citizens Of Thbodaux and he
surrounding country that he has opened again his Daguer
ran Roe At his old stand at the Bank, and that he eels
assured Of giving full satisfaction to all who may favor him
with can for their pictures, which taken with lflike
colors and perfect fac simle Of the original
Nov /. 1853 CHARLES FREIDAL.
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r OOKINGl GLASS PLATES.-

Il Bring on your frames and have them filed witha
fine Looking Glass Plate, which can be had of
l5I Us. FRIZELL.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

WASHINGTON HOTEL.
Napoleomrize, Assumption, La. 80
MESSRS. BESSE BROTHERS H;;:T
AV1 having recently taken charge of the above
extensive establishment situate at Napoleonvie parish Of
Assumption, promise their friends and the travelling public
that they will spare pains exertions their part
render Of the most desirable in the country Their
table win be supplied at all times with every decacy that
the market and surrounding country affords Travellers
ertaned at all hours day at the shortest notice. Their
charges moderate liberal patronage solicited anl
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"OOL HATS-Black and White, lust
w received and for sale at cost and carriage.
dec-16-3t }s . = WAkEMAN SMITH.
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Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSin readiness, Horses and CarraEes for trips
n to Donaldsonville Houna, elsewhere, henever
there is enough in number to justify. Also stabng
for horses-and all connected with the Franklin House,
by the proprietor, d. F. HOLDEN.
ThibOdaux, December l3 1851. g. 30 .+'
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New Orleans, Texas T. U. S. Mail Line.
LOUISIANA, Captain Smith.
MEXICO, Captain Thompson. 4F
PERSEVERANCE, Capt. j. Y. Lawless. r&l6N
CHARLES MORGAN, (building) LNAYMlA
One of the above new and magnificent ,S&z
Steamships will leave for Galveston, Indianola, --S
and Matagoria Bay every FIVE DAYS. at O'Clock, m,
punctuany.
For freight passage, haying elegant accomodatonsy
apply to HARRIS l. MORGAN,
(5h) Foot Of Julia street. opposite Steamship landing.
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nOCTOR BATEY-Twice week
~ from New Orleans-This elegant and tRASnaMa Il
saunch steamer, ". c. Wilson, Master, lkzAs,.z
O'Clock D. n, and Friday mornings at 9zszszEzzszl
Returning, leaves Thbodaux every Thurday and Sa.
turday and passes down the coast every Wednesday snd
Sunday.
MARY FOLEY - Regular Packet,
twice rh;, Tssk for . the ,snens o1as' an, and
sengert eamhoat, L. Ransom. Master, SE.alGasss49$
leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY,
at O'Clock a. M. and FRIDAY, at p. m; returning,
leaves Thibodaux, every SUNDAY, at O'Clock a m.,
and WEDNESDAY, at 2 p. m; leaves Donaldsonville,
every THURSDAY, at O'Clock a. M; and SUNDAY,
at 5 p. NJ.
For Freight or Passage apply on Board, or to
LOBIT CHARPENTIER New Orleans5
RICHARD TEMPLET, Donaldsonville,
A. F. AICKMAN, Napoeonvile,
kb1i1 VICTOR RICHARD, Thbodaux.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-04
McALLIsTER Fire Company, No 2

w Meets at the Engine House, the first
Saturday "fevery month, at O'Clock. P. NJ. 565S3Y
Omcers-L DAuNIs President; x. MEYER -AeS.
Vice President; T. w. JOHNSON, Foreman 49, EH
CHARLES STONe, Assistant Foreman; vIcroR RICHARD,
Treasurer. myI4-1y J.R .VERRET, Sec'y.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-04
JED'H. WATERMAN. -1-|-1 v I1.lF cHAs NJ wArERMAy
j. WATERMAN Il BROTHER.
900 NEGROES FOR SALE.-Th

uheAeISSHcu Has JtRst tTElyeu Will tWO iuu-
dred Negroes, which he will sell reasonable terms
for cash, one or two years. credit for good paper
He win keepa large supply during the season, for ~
sale at his old stand, No. oreau street. New Orleans
December, 30, 1853. l503mo1 WM. r. TALBOTT