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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-15

O,s.rrss. NaC.u.' .I g. r'. 2. 20 300 Paris.
a,hl,4rI frrhr C.r.r, OsG.l, un Dol. IhHd
.r,.. { irsr.,. ir f'.-tatr ~ uur lnuiou'
OBJ .... .'h,hrr .r.l rrl inNfu..
Ir.rs THOMPSON. q lluiI in n1
..rr,,. u.1.d E,.rH'Hl .r' cr.u.1 lH.0"-
49,. rrvr.tIrg f, Ia iba r.iM ~. 900 -. 'n'"'
81 ErT..ri. ..l Ifr H! I.irfHu, pro- s#IL '.uTN'
..-.s.,I. lagirt. u..r,.I became f.r ru'H'r'
Oru,rrp. rlat rlrrf. C,.r. Tlru r.'uglyr
..fi..f..U ....lm. interested, Us cHHfiH- r'rN
uftAI. urf-I rlr mNehHl lhgrr v~h b. .n.-r...'
..,,h Boo IA. ONrrl prunrur, rr'utsi a Pnu',
tbatihr, ma, arrar 81 a Probate C'n,i o" u
L,L af tnr..u nu il. :i.i tl, Of 80 i'ul 90 "'N'
.t,..,. .t ,b- .IsrA p thr ui"rl""1, i. .n'~
-. fr.r, tho, have, uft me same shHui -
'rr,y.i 1rfmy,I a,I aNur', 's iae h'i WIZ
an. T,.ramrut a. 'hr nil drr',.r'..
''' TIMOTHY LuDDEN, jaic'.
\ inlr cop, Affect
% wv. War NToiy, R'sH'r.
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II-TTN IT. /. u "TTNt
TiiIWNlN r. STET~ON.
D5t.Iat llaufrd he iaih Day 81 August, 1851

Otroru, ss. N1Comt ufrrt1is, he'l atrsfi.
Within arf Co.. ihr Cnrpfy IT pNf,rd, 90 Tho ihiri
rra,.s, ~ Auaus' BE- me wear oi QUE l.1ri oi.h.
teen hu, lfr.i Hul fNy-'nur
Or ihe fTessirt Petition
Orutrru tha, the .nil Petitioners sivs r'
iir, g. 90 Isuurs irfsfss'cl, o. ci'r-'ug a c'i',
ufthis rr lsr H. o. rl'ish-l three wrrks sn-rrss'
t,.l, ip The Osa,I Drm"rri printed nc I1r's,
thai thry m,,nrprar 1t Probate Count o. lr h'h
I'D Canton . tbr tVsri,.drst De, 1T Srrisuher ncNt
10 tuuuithr ,b,ck uthr afternoon, aNi .hov CIns"
n au, they have. why the same should not b.
granted. .-... ,.,.........
! truf Cury-1ulsi.
wv. War viUois. R,-f',s.
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Tn WHOM D mnl ConecIn.

I HAVE thi. day received iap P.ud, ~ i.r
rar,I ,r tLe Town ri Wuui,tusk, Tiu,-Ii-ht
Shr,i,-tvrlyc marked BALI crsp under eide 'i
each t4r: t,u. htii,wp hum tbe night az and
two nuirh,s oa th. l,,i ear; me, 18th svIIlIs's
uiI ia ths cod OF each ,.r; th' rrDaIn''r With q
swallow. tail ~ ihr ,t.I ui thc ligr 'ar. fUund
fuirE d,m,rf iu 10, frlI OF ~ VI. Benson 81 s'id
town. a, iupruulc.I o, Ei VI. Esnsrn
Theuunor. is hoet, uquTri t"plN ile sum ir-
gaIl, and iu.il, drulntlblr iu damage an' Zee,
auirhir-.s ir impuundIu- ar! Tale lhtm away
John DAY, Purrdkerprr.
D.tr,lat Wo,l.t,rk, 81 dn w sept, l'1L
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10 the Honorable Jadse or PROBATE f5r the coun-
~ ~ O,f,rd,

~ ~ O,ford.
l'IlE undersigned. oRErs r. stLrsoy anl
Il ErHRAN r. SfrT,oS, ofIIaHiotd, w said
Coupy. respectfully represent that the, are seized.
"a. heir. With others yiti Hawaii fullrr, Wit II
Asa Fuller 81 Iivrrnorr, W. The County ~ Andro.
scnggin, Olive Child, wife Il Marshall Child II
aid Iiyermorr. Mary GoliHg. WI, II Daniel
Goling. ~ saii Liyefrnore, Abigail Glover. VII,
n Ieyeston Glover u pumfafd, W aid 'ou"iy ~
ONflrd. ssd Deborah u. Amrs, wife II lieTrhiah
g.. Amrs II Turnes Nv .lid & 'rr'y ~ Nn'lrosr'g-
,in. N the real estate wheroG lJl'ou Slelson. late
~ II,uf,rd, in saiI Coun',,li -1Nfrrd. decfascl,
dici scifed anl possrsssd--sn iuyeninry whereof
nae ls,n du, rr,prDel i'ia the Pro'air office;
hat ihsy ne each c0tiilrl o. opc.seyonih If The
ssme re- thsif portion, which hey gtr dcsirDr' II
b Hing apl r1ssrssiig ip ssyrUili,. They there.
tore rfu, that ,uur h0uor soul .anta varr1ut ~
.u.t,lla ue,.ons. suihHf,girg ihsu tp woke d.
vision ~ aid estate. aol 80 90 60 clrh heir biz
rupHIiiIn % iho SAM.
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NORWAY BRASS BAND.
rARRAR!, HOTEL
~ nUCkTIrLD VILLAGE.

AZ kiA IA iIaLb hAAi'A'is
rI,iIg suI-,ril,r repeatedly iaiHm' ihe Invc'
pYfFtsa.I rtft.ru'lf,, those uh1 desire
, torSgH, EruUrAr. ulrrr they 80 have pore
8Ir and water. arI thr mI.t dcIi.huui we've II
l,rI...gr -rsrgn thll h- be- .-.gl ilr n.v
T1,rfo 'IIlu.r. erected IN nrCktlLLD WI
LACE. %, AMERICA FNRRAR, vasfr DO oasrI
Do. fr.farNI,.. ..r.. H.rHlHHIIiuu 90 u1'rIsu
TIL. Ilrrsr b. Love r4f .irr, snd vel ,llcu.
Lifted o. ,uu,sre small Isntir., ur single Per-
.ur.. nrI iu. ti To- DOL. D." a.Nay' sHnH.l sih
WH.ir.Hus Eur,i Irrr, as seil Is ul,l .h' LuN1-
ti.s ufthe go, market.
Tb.. Ia.,., d. ..'ulurl u che Crnlr o. 600 %
tr, meet iv,i, Brl l.ufi.hi1s village u sa tlr
country. with spacious "Usu tuui si.u1.s' and
rn8r,r,,Lu with a s.sHI Livery stable. v,il fafy
G4.rFs,. .rF E.H N.uu. IL oiu o., 0.Irhrt IN
RAILROAD 30 . burs from Pouhni, and i,0m
Boston. o. b. tu, D ace 1T lr,idoucr ui No f"-
rr.. v.H.I, LHnvn e. tAe 'arg,st t,llrr in NsS
Trsl1H 300 Cattle, Sbsrr, nui i.IH H'lEs,
AMERICA TNllIhR.
Juy -. 1858, -aI
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lmrO!iaa; 10 those wishing 10 Travel!
r,y,rv DolInr invested brings So.

WANTED. J0p men, With capital 81 irou
w rs % 800, 600 tu'.i Iu every STATE.
C.r.r,. tlar rI,iHIsr irth' lu.'rI States md
u.r.l pm,.r.,.. Boo, hght. ''ss '1i r.sIreiahl"
fu.Irr... Ibl.. aIY aIr unN U.-pgrd boo i.I' DO.
....a.. making g..' I'E, 1"i a.o wrI pleased
a'h thr ..rr.r.
.r,.t. r..Is,.f- n.r rrr warranted Oh make
f...tor ru.t.I H...4.sr,r dos, 1rIa rgium fall
.prry invested every 80 dave.
Poo lI... ,uuiru'Ir. 'rUu.Trr personally ~
J. uIl66S, UE..v..A. We.
il1 tN.t. ihr p-n.'D
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TulI BLOOD T.--cngcr NCF.e,

aAl ~ HNHA a.A#...NtaHH - ~H.ffNa
I.rrr static. 1r1 rI..r ~..,k b.. rs'e'rrrI I1 10
ur,r.,raI ,i',s. in ih- Ur'ai State, " ihs most
,iIglTs % an, 900 iDe .uuufts, rr Beauty, Sac
,r , ..I llI.v.r.. r BE- a'..ur 1909 g uu..', 1ri
lI. r.ur.r.r4. rsIrri. co.. go b. ~ ,"t''.
T.rurr lItrtYp. pi Mafue, WIN De-. uv~-l his
Do t,rr.. boo received IHy tr s,N hnr..-' e.. '',
...rf r, 'f.s horse. fup which have 49, Ials. %
..,rr Of tbe I,.r Studs. anl nstr't, high 'i.Wt'd
Gel iHr. iu ih, ~i,t,.. The Cu'ur 90 DO t..'' -
-rr..',.uri 'rlu'al n1Fple Gny li'' height
fsiGI2ht1i'.
iEgVs.-.3, stand %. ouau', ,''ua.s
sii Ii-l..
The ui.eursr win marh he IIminn lia"e
rs M any other horse iu ONiaul Csuni', in tot
Onr N,.. thr hc.t2 BOO ., 900 o. thr 'asi,. ct, Do
thr htrr.s, 1000 m,n trs uHrrs, beet Bin >. -
.uIrriiI.r viii o. tea Is any tine be the r'"''h on
Jurs. roo ~ HI,- uHurs.
IHt,ruGrlIrg colt. = ,ror- u'N, 90 il' We.
..rts, Er,.d, Weighing 1900 pru8d., whi,h VIII
..f.h. Do thr .rf't. 600 fHr same r1rl.iIHy,
Tho Sri.rtllrf h,s' hif durrn 's' ll7r'ts
81 Mr,si-sr BluoI, lor sair.
AMERICA TAIl;lN
Rrkf.'. Juna I, Is'i. "
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Is HUNTON HORsE

- TIIT SG.rri'.r u.N h.rp 81
- ~. | bic TAVERN STABLE,
.. a.g ID DO Bu,ausaI Nti.,ga, 'ar the noe
VIZ uImtu-s, ths Uu-.Ht sFHsHn,
s--r- N th, ltmnp. IlfHir1 ii0u- rB
cd in wa,us. and iyf long tlms kn0Nu - ,ts
.... . ........f
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=. ID. WEEKS,
EOOT AND SHOE Make,
CAT TINE rOST OrrICE)
LJ.IfIS IIJ.L.

S.D " i.rEurrl ia manufacture 40 hIu'.
.ofrlut. and ~hur- Boo o. n.at and Substantial m,u-
ngr.
-psricnl,r attention given to making G,H'.'
Fine Calf Boots.
E,r,uiug Ipr. ~ shru notice. 4
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oRIuru, ... Ata ta#iui Ir'afa H..Iat'a, f.
Within .uI GO ihr County uI uNf..a, one ODE
r.I Tn-s 'Ht .I Nrr.f, poo f.r f,.. OF QUO
la, ur, ia.r.tnl o. ..r .,Hr...,i a.' ..,'.'"r..
.'lI'ESTrG NORTON, rNuu'nr rl 3D.. ..'
- N.Tsri T.s.tH..Ht 20 Na.'HH ts.'rr, .''. '.
I.t...l rH. boo flH l..Ifs .i lr.w.. g-IT. Doe
....,r. h,yf-. rr,.,uirI Die s.,.rI H.uHrI' ui
,Hr,usuar.H aItl. r.tHir 90 laid deceased ."r
s1.nHHr.,
Orrtrlu. tIr, Che ,a.I TN',u'nr give no.
r.rtBaU r,IsHrs ir'rn'-'rl 3, D., rl"..''a copy n'
fl...r.rt .Irur'I.hrt thr,' uH'as su.r'.siNrN
.rtD. U,.u' p.pr,r,f, urlulrI 10, lau-, i.m'l They
.rrt rrf..rHrs Probate t..ntin l,b..H Hf Canton
.r .aiI r.l.r,. ur fhr 2lsftr, Hf aruiam.-r urN',
40 f,.. a. fr. ,r.,k tu r.r anuuuHD, aHI INV
....r. % $40, la,, have, ua, 3D. .ang sa"u.. n'i
TIMOTHY LyupES, J.'.s.
4 trur JHTf--Au.-tr
IS w. WiGr NiEoIS, &.r'r.
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syLylNUs POLAND, late of rsm,

Aas', IS, 1854. 70
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Telsgraphsd to the Daily Crescent
M The sautbiln lfaorat) Linz.

Mn the ssntbflR fIofat} Linz.
New York Cotton Marlret.
# NEw YosK, oct. 70, \. M.--The Cotton market
Ehas continued heavy throughout the day, ard
closes 1t d decline ofSac. per ID. in the rates.
. -. Bridge Broke Down.
BALTIMORE, Oct, &c. The, bridge over the
Susauehanna River, at Port Opposite. broke
down this morning, while q drove Of cattle were
passing over it. The damage is considerable
and will require some time for repairs. The
telegraph wires, which were connected with the
frame work Of tip bridge, are broken down and
Communication with the North is consequently
suspended for the present The delay !, however,
from this cause, will be short. s8
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zy- s1 N. ID FIRr "a. No 3. :.

- hAlpoIaStFtIE1hti5C AT a ieeti
ing of this Company held last evening the following
ambe and resolutions were unanimously adopted =: y q
Vheas AT aIneeting of the Foremen Of the Fire Com
panies Of THIS city held the 9Th inst certain actor
was had On the subject of reorganzing the Fire Depart
men and esss report of the proceedings Of said
eetang has been sent to u.s. with request for action
thereon Therefore, ss3gS si,hs ,a1H We W
Beresolcd That in the opinion Of Mississippi Fire Co
No. theFire Department sreuuired
that ts efficiency and usefulness will be largely increased
by Of it's head Chief Engineerand not more thar
Two Assistants that approve the plan recommended
OF eleeting said officers and also that they should ba
required to give their whole attention to the duties n
their Offices n u as.is' q 81 "
BE further resoied That Mississippi Fire Co. No re-
oognzes the position of the Fire Department and city
Authorities as of mutual dependence the Depart
nent as dependent the City supply Of fire appar
and an annual appropriation for
and tho dependent the Department who
by their unreitting and devoted attention to the duties
OF their organization at fires enabled in most to
heek them in their incpiency thus preventing those
tensve at times bear so heavily on
thecommunity with this view, therefore, u q ~
20 il further resolued, That Mississippi Fire Co. No dis
approges and deprecates che tone Of the Mayors late
sage well the tone and of the proceedings
at the meeting the Sth also The
endation to the Department ia vieof Imaginary action
on the part Of the City Authorities believing that when
injustice is done by them it will be ample Time for the
to adopt measures to vndicate itself osI
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sn.ibs National aiue.
! stas,,,boafs psss;na

Ot6aINpodtS, 1aSsllS. ss5 H. tsi
VIoKsBURG, Oct 30.--Tbe following steam
boats have passed this place during the last
twenty four hours bound for Neworleans:
The Pacific, ats o'clock last night. ri
The Cataract, at 2 o'clock this morning. ~
ThelT.iP. heathers, iat Q o'clock this morning,
II The Frank Lyon, at Al o'clock this morning
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20. - = :.
@a> HTGHLY IMPORTANT Discovery Under
this caption will be found the fourth page Of today,s
paper the Dr. James The Dootors rep
ation is well established in this city that it ii useless
for us to do than call the attention the afflicted
TO his Gard His ONCE Is at Nos 80 Gstomhouse street.
% 2p1ma. 81 al5f4 &ssla5a ~ ASST W - sqiz
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CANcEns crnnn-pr, Frazee has tbe y hn !,

CANCERS GuREp.-Dr Frazee has the honor
the public prepared Of ihs fatal
dissaaa aud he will GUARANTEE A CURE EVERY CASE
when be saeted Eyoa thu
The may obtain relief TAnss Ill
Affections y. consnla.ous and
On evidence Of hir sincerity ant hiF
d. r. viii undertake ~ pre
and make charge until the patient ented Patients
cured the of tho knife Twenty uoilafs sentbs
mai viii sseura package Of the CANCER With m
directions for use. Address Dn.FRAzEE. gs .
i apli apy v F oaiee, IS 81 clRfsas al, al
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jxxtf
81 < ~ ,s I ,srT m fbis
ss Nj sss,t + hAarf
IS III s,,s sS y, sssssssS @
49, 49, TxsSS Esr to "a
sshsS Asxs I'll NH hid nss al aid Of
- u; u = . q n fsTEveS
49,. MA sa,s FSSrisS ann
n, .f;,ssss,s III s. M qsf house I'll KoI-
e, - - f65i fbsys t;nd sfa
81 e. ej,s ab mi Seem. m
Il 5SelssR Sss,oris 5.n hnyt
TIhnSh ASH soinsnI has
IL Ii isSs IA hSr' fof, iSste
It s.S 4. 40 hs5 81 fSIfmre
~ ;sss s ber;nss l,a,t INA
Isss 49, sl 8 HAN SfyfSsI f,$sh tbe
~ Tho it,sas II, sfie lived
I'M Wan ina g,adlettef
s TIic roof. iii door ana shutters the lbdgs
,ss sslIs g; ,Snh 81 81 ss tie
ssyanca fsfosieS clrsIased 81
NJ ss1spa' "a ayt{ Ana yDdople
n 4irho esS tl, 81 tlle family R5hid net
80 4,sza 9hsseF afis,r sisrs Sonic said that the
freatef part IL stlle rooms had been Kept locked
asss f n ! ~ NM flaaf1 a,Ys1 that
Iosf IL tht, fataes ad Appeared IN Ellen
,x H0ias ana teels hs.Y mi iii sitYit HE plhee
avassa,, a.sswsss VIM Rad leer oeaa
siorailv eranloved tfarse since the old nurses
d5easls Seolarei sbe had seen lis Ghost 81 Robert
aM Eowlevs ie1saisi t AZ 8 vac ~; II, m lila
~ ~ s,,e sonss MN M
s;F that NJ stts csrne Is iii ,Inpet landine M ilis
!, fiyctlv sxw ~ fhe aiplts 81 the s,asle II, her
VII hand, tbs young man whom she Remembered
I'D III ~ M r soaes aas
making strange erilnaess AZ her, n,iiiil shsf
& a 4, ,,a VIII svs,ty
NJ srrs ana ta Illness yri,i sI,a X, Ana
ln ,irl, r 5salarail, ~ lsve III tha
sss shock convinced Tia i,eiehboss tl,at Ki,ioTan
4 ayvas' hnun9esi 81 tIe hostof liz Howisys. INA
.syf 81 soras dresa reason 4. was wasting Nay
Y tzroheh the terror and solitude Of her lifs. s
s. as ~ s sbs,xSnS man
sie ihis profession. Years after The itnpression
bis first passion had left had, begun 10 wear
aSvay ia hail Won fIsashandl Vof M iIa.,tSteS a.
s;ssa Wsalthv nero9auf n Drilin aid md seftie
down inife a f,1riets The
s.s IN Flan Hnvglnv hall -Ia,s has,
from iii thouobts. yvs,er, ha recesss II letfer
s fron hers begging Inv him III tome 81 her he
@ as ana psss ~ sss
vein sll hsste to, Wax for5s There la sargis A.
tstnrifs zhinh yyeFs,
1 about The house Al halloween. INA renienbsrsd
fore NE Sne appeared to know Of Eiis a. Ill
ss visited her IlsssIs Mss n al vsSS ssf 4
III yFass getting. dark when Roche arr;Sed IN
the houseso &c Eilioweu. 81 MI bssss fieds
10 die gate he niadeahis way threuhb tl,gishasnb
berry liz saw no ligkt atisny of The windows,
and tho place seemed to bequite deaartedsby lis
4 inmates ~ he rappedsat the tuur the noise
gave 4 hollow scbot "a If thu l,n,a,s ;sra ertg
HAVING shis ,sa,y;rsl III, II
without receiving any answer. Ia vent rnpnA II
1t ss BE- Had done long No. Ftothe gback NJ ill.,
house, Hehad brought with him q dark la1
Il tern; by this he gudad himself until III iiE-
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Passengers, Arrived -bvg Steamers.

i zfsE5n ? 80 D.
From NEwY oRK-By Ae. Star Of the South ~ ass 81 r.
j Hancock, II q Ackerinau II fue Master Inc II +
Bailey, II Hornakress, johnson, james Murphy. ] W
Clifford, and IL in the steerags n 9f5-f y
4 FRost ALEyANpnrA--Bythee c. Hans. s-siy y, a.
| About 20 Coast passengers-kept no register. a
/ FROM HsnRlsoSBURa-By The .a,aas,aa !. NJ 4
Harlan Mr. Hearn Mr. Wall Mr. Wa,lsea III Wafts,, !.
Mr WILSON, Mr. Erhart Mr. Wooiiiu 8 W eli Ena rl,Isi
M;sa Mrs sorson Mrs Homann Mrs Bk
FhoM MEMrHis-iy The George Collier gs' = avg ID
Mr. Jewet, Mr. Clay, Mr. Bail Mr. Keith Mr. rtneseS
Mr. aardet MIR Aupefi, Mr JACKSON Dr Morgan Morris
children, and 43 on deck 7pF's1 sN~ y
FRoa Bayou sARA-By the Near gLofona 1919
II Levy, Hide, IL Thomas S solen, Cantrette and
servant y Burgess Dnhon Lambert, A Walarcher
bonlgny, D Marnaek glaudet, Gharron, McRea Bar
row Talbot, Tesette so,lerant Deplavre M
Dansbury and daughter Mrs Logan and servant Martin
Eorsisi and family, Mr. and Miss Vance Mrs Cony
Mrs EdwaFd Mrs Douglass q Lacoste and lady p BE-
gast and twoseryant F Forsta and four ladies' Thomas
| Kirk 7--@-- 80 7
FRoM ST. Loprs-gg Ne James Ro5b: y 'lS tH
Mrs Frefont, Mrs Iceland Mrs Watson Mrs porterield
Mrs CASTER, Mr. Hamlin Mrs Dillingham; Mrs Jones Mrs
Deponteri Mrs Moore L BsaB, Mr. Stephenson M las
Saunders, Koon Mr. Farer and lady Mr. snence, aaS
family, Mr. Ramsey Mr. Heath nj Cook CAM Priss NJ
Stephens, Frost, Mr. Mollarys Mr Hall, Mir Hahn Mr
Cunningham Nh Howell. sr Hahert and ssrvant Mrs
Bloise NJ Blese AT ibray and lady, Miss yibray Mr
and lady ar Ryan, Mr. MilInger Mr. White lady and txo
servants Captain Brown and lady, Mr. Hedteth lady and
ssrYane rs otaT hrs Sofnns Mr. Dunbar lady and SER
seryan Mrs Harrison, AIRS Hart Miss Hart
ana Two ladies. "a z te}ats - el.
Frost NEwY herfo e 1854 s8. e =. 's7 y.
John Clark y Pierce NJ Golden "A Foubg,4D Clark q
Betefson Smith y Farnahan, w Davis j smith yR L
Brown a May, Al Conner junio, X Masioz q Scar
hill, W starke; j. Zones r , N ullen K III williams r
efoeker, Eairbaiak, ~ sullivan r. ,Waden,A Farrell
Mrs James Lawess Miss Locshsrt Miss j Walton Mrs
Il Sheppard Mrs Briggs Col Samuel IL Waldo CAPT w
Dyer ~ II Piudar, R D Post q t. Post, d L Hunt. Mr.
Male Lady and two children Mrs Cummnghassr MIS-
aurd Judge Arlington aud family Miss Abbott Mrs Nc
Cusky Miss Dan6us, Mrs Roberts, Miss Robe1 be- Nrs
Coffin two children; Mrs Foett.J Grifn lad yand
two children, Il Fisher and f4inly MIS- Foett, Mis-
Clark child and servant, Mrs Beard and child Miss M
Dale, Mrs Euns Miss Lafoy, Mrs oDonneli Mrs Moore
Miss Moore I Griffin. q W Adams, O 0adytE Mar,
van, dI,fan, Il barnard R II Weeks, cousins A i
Bourne, q Carroll Chasey, G Ghaissey Donuall o.
aytand' A Anies de Mager Zone ii the survivors
Of the steamer Arctc,) Johu Young Yeatou peh-
body Crotte . Kells, Davis, LeWeyn Mrs Gazens
D Gazins, Gazhs Gannota NJ Clements N snmons,
Il Reynolds, Ls dttes Demone, Hsary, Lucien. HI
Bennett George Packard, 4 Weller j Brennan Cherry
Pallon, and 53 in the stserage. ssTT
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s9ss- STATE LEGISLATURE - Capt JOHN A.
candidate represent Fa
The State made vacant The resignation Of Hon. HI NJ
SInnefa. aaff5t ssi5sl NJ
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Lasn,ber 01.d Fancy gv,ooets I'D

q 5 t 1El77l49l3a1f. q .
ES About 100000 Feet CLEAR WHITE PINE iares aasort
mentof MAHOGANY, CHERRY, Walnut, OAK ASH MAPLE
ROSE WOOD AFRICAN Ebony, ana all kiads
FANCY WOODS and LUMBER ~hca viii ci3Y fo es \,
good pspsf. s,'s y .s e. HENRY n stJtpkIAS II
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mi Hssss sHs s-Saa7t Naa mi IS rsrsrE.ef
tsv 81 shassg asa ssitsa sagsisiss Ii ALT hszsE.i
sas sga ,atssh tislaiv 9 A9xi aud spa2.s Si
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y l1ssar JULES LAvERGNE, Esq, is a Candidate
fr Che sass by the of
HE Hon. j. H. Brand s' s fsga II 4,
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| Moo1f's iRETuaN.--We are constantly vel
coming back citizens who have been spending the sum
ner in the aithsr FOR business or pleasure 81
Among tbs latest srsas ss NJ srooy proprietor Of tie
great Shirt Emporium r On the eorner of Canal street
and Exchange Place His looks Indicate PLEASANT trim
and his advertisement showsthat business has been con,
necssd with it, IIeyhas just opened large
of Under elotBing af prices varying from the
lowest tothe highest Gentlemen who are 10 want IL any
thing his line will find Mr. Moody always ready and
always able to accommodate them rEH 5slt idg5
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Capt. Marks, Of the Star of the South, re-.
ports that on the 2eh inst be saw the ship Iconium
Capt Turner from New York. Oct H. for this port
ashore on Zoo Key, Florida Reefs From appearances
she is likely to be q total loss. 311
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81 ns1 Ialsda eslti sn f'5ezis 81 q sd@ig rs
sii:lia 9a motIF dis atgasd ihifqnee at % Eaa
! 4 = aa0lsid4lss iss ! 6slsaieai geataE7 ri
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I INTERESTING 10 LADIES Mr. Horace HARDY,
Of street. has just received sd assortment IL
ladies' fsiegsduy set forth in Observation-Disclosures al
ehemisettes Collars seevess etc bachelor estate
has keptdsom us thenowledgs needful to hitting CON-
prehensen anddecrptien Of tho Aforementioned articles
buse they are as fine, excellent deserving as some
pter OF goeds that do know the nature and uses
pi they VIII be very acceptable to purchasers He has
also on hand aquantityof superior laces aud
embreideriesss@ tsfesfts ID f39t giissst IA
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WESTERN VERA SpAH. "a II the hotels are re-
opening The City yerandah and Arcade have not been
shut The 81 Charles and st Louis have once. more
commented bushes and We have now to ANNOUNCE tbe
opeti,g Of the Western aranaa under charge Of
the wsllskn9wn and popular proprietor, Mr. James Wall
u has been reted and refaraisFea during the summer
and every thing win be done the pleasure and
comfort Of patrons '' ". Az %
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HEw1TTs Music AND Piano sroRE.--The na,l-
steal portion Of our community will gtatied to- learn
that Hewitt Of 80 Camp street. has just received 10 fresh
assortment Of fue planes musical instruments and nov
music There is no larger better depot of the kind in
the city and where articles sold at more reason
able prices The patronage hitherto awarded the pro
prietor Is convincing preof 4s.9gJT IzF,ass,tH34f
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| RuPTuREs CURED. -Sherman's Curative Pa.
tent Tfn Rupture Remedy rea and
the Of all Rupsnfea. aae1rea good
she repEstes establishments 10 ST. chates M
Dr. Sherman. For particulars, advesshent GU tiba
page THE fehas w
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4
| LOUISIANA ITEMS. Mr. Alexander naigle, iiv.
inF IN the chacahoua settlement parish OF Terrebonne
was most horribly MANNED Tuesday last, by pair
timsar Wheels passing owes his head He sot expected
tolive 6 4
The completion of the opelousas fRailroad 10
the Lafengche pressing was celebrated at ayouaes AT
| lemanaes on Thursday last The Thibodhux Minerva
mentions the occasion as one of great hiarity.
In Terrebonne parish, on Saturday week, W.
\ Armstrong was killed by accidental discharge
gun in the hands Of W. r. Mooring The parties were
h9qfnsingi SIIJ0 .f3 gkSllfEa / htIestl
The Planters Banner, Of Thursday, says. !;
few days past the weather has been delightul--n
every respect favorable TO the caneana some ef our
planters have commenced grinding. We understand
that the crop vates much Throughout the parsh in
some places being considerably injured and of poor
growth while In other places the injury is but very
traing and fair average crops are confidently expected
The Alexandria Republican. ii the Dist has
the following she river above the falls is in worse
condition thanw believes it has ever been Id before AZ
bar has formed near Grand Ec6re that IL Is Impossible for
any Of the Light draught boats falls butone To
get over That one is the little steamer Trader She has
every thing her own way she chargesS 81 25 per barrel
from the falls and three or four dollars or cotton
through Fnts warehouses; at the fas are l Of goods
waiting forboats to transport them abotes's9 -
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.ssasaS eiisas sda 4 In 10 i,Rs ~ solid 81
hsss Es l9ll4ss $50 nd ssEsh b 1aIuoa stt II
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