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from the Quincy UIl.) Herald,
DOUGLAS TRIUMPHANT AT JOLIET.

Judge Douglas addressed several thousand persons
few days since Joliet The utmost enthusiasm perva-
ded the crowd Anti-Nebraska resolutions offered by
some foolhardy aboonst and were Uoted dorm The
following account Of the matter find in the Joliet
Signal
paper brief report Of his remarks However
willing to let the occasion pass without saying it was
of the abes speeches it has been privilege to
listen For three long hours the power of his eloquence
unclaimed the audience notwithstanding the day
comfortably warm. He proved TO the satisfaction of all
who did not turn deaf ear to that the Nebraska
and Kansas bill founded upon the principle popular
sovereignty His arguments were unanswerabe and pre-
sented the truth with such force and eoquence that he
carried his hearers with him. Any who heard this
speech readily account for the of the whgs abo
lonsts and know-nothngs of Chicago denying him the
privilege of speaking before the people OF that city, These
abolition usonss dare not let him speak in Chicago for
they know he has the ability and power to drive the truth
home to the people in such to completely over
hem the puny efforts of his phrensied opponents Judge
Douglass anal Of the aboltion-fsion party and his
scahing rebuke of the dangerous secret political assoca
tons of armed that have been organized among to
subyert the constitution will not be without effect In fact
there is something about the and tie principles he
upholds that seems to be irresistible
sWha is best about this effort of Senator Douglas be-
fore the people of Will county is that at the meeting of the
abolition Isionsts held in the evening" at which the
torous Ichabod Codding made entire failure in at
ap reply To Dir. D0ugias arguments IA amt ebrds-
Ia fesoyaion offered, but pcted dorm This shows
how complete was Douglass triumph
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III ECKER'S FARINA, prepared expressly Tor haant-
lies delicate appropriate food for all seasons and ono OF
and wholesome preparations
combining the qualification of the
heathu sustenance OF the body Strictly
neither laxative hut
strengthening the digestive and absorbent system In dis
dysentcy and Of cholera,
deemed admissible by the physicians, Heckers fana
sutary wherever extensively used
TAe health the
Of sickness least important the curing OF dis
People noud therefore, Heckers farins freely
common food preserve the incstimabie blessing.
by Charles
Pitts, u Commerce street, Baltimore; Dingee brone!, "
Philadelphia G. Bowdear Co, " Long
Wharf, Boston by The manufacturers, eeke Brother ut
The Croton Mills, 2o Cherry street, New york.
Sen 3o-dlm
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lLLrsois-'rhe Quincy (Illinos) Herald says
Letters from all parts Of this congressional district
pouring in upon us with the gratifying and encouraging
intelligence that Richardson and Nebraska decidedly
ahead OF oil opposition. The upon the stump
lar rs u has gone between Colonel r. and his competitor
Mr. Williams has placed the whole issue before the people
IN Tvs true light IT has convinced them everywhere that
the great question at issue between Mr. Williams and Colo
et hehaFson is simply whether the people of the Terri
Tory OF Nebraska have the right TO settle the saysry gues
hph ,DF tneese'Ees air. Williams boldly denies that the
nope p Nebraska have ought TO have any such right
be denies hat they have any right at all 10 vote either to
Introduce slavery or to prohibit Il amongst them, The
mass OF the people OF this district do endorse the posi-
non or subscribe TO the doctrines of Mr. Williams upon
s great question The people cannot be made TO believe
nai Their elowcltzens in Nebraska any less capable
Oh deciding the slavery question for themselves than they
were themselves before them Every other State has been
permitted to decide the slavery question for Itself aud the
pepe o. lnls district eapnot e&actly understand why The
PEOPLE oil Nebraska should not be permitted do precisely
he same thng The accounts from all parts render it al
most certain that Colonel Richardson's majority the
sand'
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IRON HALL.
pARRoW's SOUTHERN TROUP

PAkROWS SOUTHERN TROUPE,
Monday evening attended by
city will continue their entertainments evening
this week
DUN BOWERS,
only person entitled the Of Original Bob Ridley,
will appear each evening.
Admission Orchestra seats, 81
For particulars sec bills OF the day.
Oct 4-d4tt JNO. r. SMITH, Agent
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From Ne,o York.

New YoHK Oct 6-The knaw-n nothing State convention,
which has been IN session for the last day or two in this city,
has nominated Daniel Ullman whig for governor
The democrats have renomnated Walker Walsh, and
Wheeler for Congress The hards nominated f. b. Hart for
Congress in the 3D. district.
Another despatch saws; mike Walsh has been renomi
mated by reclamation in the Ah congressional district Of this
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DUN BOWERS,
TO THE PUBLIC.

NEW BREAD LAVA having gained currency that
this morning for violation of the law
by uncs have thought it best to publish the
officer c. Handy friends and the
public feel in the subject understand the facts
AZ they exist
WAsnINoroS, October S, 1854
request Charles w Havenner hereby cc,;y
morning and found weigh about s
which the weight established
4. G. HANDY,
Police Officer, Third District
IL will bread heavier
this offence have bsen threatened with
the officers OF the corporation This eetany
the Of that
my remains be whelheI Washington
jury ~ sustain the corporation IN any such
/ Oct 7-a y. w. HAVENNER.
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New JcrusAlem Church. THE above place Of
ship Will be for service regularly morning.
at IL O'clock Capitol street.
ond house north Of the Capo Unoccuped
boean AID other church
plying to the librarian AFTER Service No up.
Dct7
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OP1ICE OF EGERTON AND BROTHER,
Corner or Exchange Place and south street,
BALTIMORE, MAINLAND.
MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER.

TO THE PUBLIC.
State authority through
elected for purpose,
purchaser fairness OF The
number prizes
once has induced this advertisement for the
October and hope those will avail themselves
for Being for the sale Of tickets
and the Of guaranteed by the State Of Maryland
much interest well gracson sell The high pi1es
and has happened that have made our
rich before had the pleasure of pssona
We have sold during the the following splendid psises
which have besn from MAINE TEXAS having
rous IN State In glorious Union One Of
e00oJ OF 2000 i've of 5000
$o,0Oo, and number Of 81 ,O0 ESQ.,
passes that respectable prize from ONCE.
We invariably letters mail,
proper envelope observing the tctest confidence amer
the drawing send the otca
the result. All bought Office
amer the drawing Bank Of
for tickets.
Correspondents the confidence regularity
and safety the mails h0usand orders
drafts and bank from all Of the United States
oce stamps times obtained postage
US and we will prepay TO
We have thus be minute possible in all
details II any important Of information has been
omitted the undersigned always ready letters of
inquiry.
In ordering lottery
and direct the letter address, Be careful mention
your post ONCE, county, and State.
single trial place in competency for life
Try us; tryus Address
'ar EGERToN b BRO,
Box lo3, Post Once, BALTIMORE Maryland.
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The National Rabu .Sho,o.

CIscISsAri Oct. 5.-The national baby show took place
AT Springfield Ohio, day, and an immense
course of visitors There hundred and twenty ba
bes entered for the premiums.
letter from Fanny Fern read for the edifcaton of
all concerned.
Letters also received from Mrs Swishem Mrs Mott
and Horace Greeley.
Mrs. Mott thought the black babies should be admitted
Among the exhibitors old who came with
her seventeenth child She claimed premium that
ground
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FORT OF BALTrMoRE.-There have arrived at this port
uung the month of September seventeen shRs pneeen
9afanaS, thryseVen briggs and hundred and sixty
ree schooners Total arrivals two hundred and thirty
nix OF which twelve ships FIVE barques fourteen briggs
and ten schooners from foreign ports and five ships
fourteen barque twentyour briggs and hundred and
s"y-two schooners coastwse There have cleared
curing the same time twenty-one SHIPS eighteen barque
'nryone briggs, and one hundred and eghyve schoon-
s COAL clearanesa two hundred and hfyhye of which
mar'een ships ten barqaes fifteen briggs and fifteen schoon-
ers were for foreign ports and ships eight barques
sixteen briggs and one hundred and seventy schooners
coastwise
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o. The subject OF the COnvay's discourse
the Unitarian Church evening
tsinty and Uncertainty in Religious belief
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CITY amid the widest enthusiasm large
assembled In the vicinity who disappointed ON voc
rousy gaining Tor him. at being informed that he still in
your city NO doubt is entertained of his triumphant cleo
ton by large majority"
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Markets

NEW foRK, Oct 6l2, m.-Four has advanced l2l cents
5000 barrels sold. Wheat frmer. Corn tends upwards
Cotton dull. Stocks rising.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.The markets in this city to-day
are firmer.
BALTIMORE, Oct 6-i2, m.-Flour has advanced l2lS
cents 5000 barrels changed hands. Wheat-prime red
81 81 1000 bushels Of mixed Sold Corn-whitc rs II
cents; 80, 900 bushels sold.
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Washington Branch Railroad
Change Of Prices het~cen Washington and Sd"h"0'e'
s e&2

NroTcru and amer Monday October g. the fare between
Washington Baltimore will be dollar and sixty cents
Concentration of allowed all who procure
before entering addition Of will also
be made unlc tickets purchased at the
n, n,
trip tickets Cor three days, win be issued on the 20 So
all who wish 10 WISH he hScu
'"'a al" a. s" n,d"r ~ ~ T. II. PARSONS,
M. r. Agent.
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al.e OHIO Riror. DC.

WeElr.e Oct s.-There is inches water in the ri'
er's channel,
PrrrsBune Oct GThere II inches water in the riv
er's channel
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LOCAL N T. w $.

Music AT THE CAPITOL AND THE PREspEST's.-We are
requested to that the music at the Capitol and The Pres
dents will, for the present, he discontinued
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NEW YoaK Oct. 5-The fifth anniversary of the Ameri
can Bible Union took place to-day. Rev. DR.. Cone Wa
chosen president The treaurers report shows the receipts
to have been $50, 056, and the expenses Ss5,sfa,
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,,Ot,r, AND SHOES BOOTS AND sEOEs,-stin nj
md nd Il SON
;he old side Of Psnns avenue between
peassd 10 zee their oa public in ana
snde% ssnsmen. boys youths shoea boots all
styles and prices
FOR LADIES
Gs sfsss s.s w and
clo s1',oa a sass without Fi."r heels .,s..
% black and white SATIN CATERS
Do bronze and black kid as 'sR sssse. slippers
Morocco and kid boots and ,sasnons thick and Thin .ole
FQn MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black, bronze end co'9Ied fossd and tipped sni's"
Do So9''1 tipped and plain Mooeeo b ss thick sole.
Bronze, black, and green Jenny Lind boots
Morocco BOOTS and d Jsassons thick and thin .ole.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Paicut leather boots OF a superior quality
top Congress CATERS coored single dasbe
Cali Conue.s CATERS single and double solss
Calf Oxford ties and Montereys do
Patent leather pumps and low quartered shoes
A superior article Of sewed booia, spring shanka
With agenerai variety OF sewed and pegsed boots.
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
Awe can say in this line prepared supply all de-
manls Of boots and shoes in variety Of styles.
FOR SERVANTS.
assortment in this department: complete and we feel conf
Thankful for vors, s solicit continuance Of custom
viii aas q pesss would |
Quick sales aud sma pos DSpx forget The tight store
Opposite Browns Hotel between IN s.,
DC, g--sodm south side
Al EDICAL DEPARTMENT. GEORaETOwN
nj CocgsThe lectures viii commence on November 5h and
Terms for the course ncisng naturalization, eos gradua
ton, s25 dissecting ieket, So
FACULTY
Young, d. Professor of Institutes and Practice Of Mcdi
Fodoardo Howard M D., Professor Obstetrics and the Diseases
Johnson Eliot, NJ. p, Professor Of Anatomy.
NJ d. Professor OF Medical jurisprudence and
ilys'ene, :. p,o,.s,o, =, Summary
namin Craig ~ d. Professor OF Medical Chemistry and
H. Howard NJ d. Professor of sia,ca Thcapeu-
ties
Alex Young NJ D. oe%G1 oS" q a. Ap;tS%
Oct 7-2awtNov6 Corner 10Th and ss
FRENCH NOVELS, by Dumas. naIzac, and Others,
imported by the undersigned; prices varying from Is
cents upwafds many Of Them beautifully iNa.trated
Iuar ssseeived, from the New York auctions. "a large
j loi Of fine goods, consisting In par ot.yiz
rad and stripe bluck silks do
Rla aud cold brocade do do
llan black and coorcd silks, every quality
Variety OF sa,ins for ladies' coaks
Trimmings mnicI
large Iot Of bonnet ribanas
lot OF Paris 'ao,sseae dc laiucs aud cashnrrc the
Iayse a.sor.men, bombasns and apacas cheap
large quantity OF shawIs arts of various kinds
En'broiderics of every description
large lot Of cloths cas.meres and ves,iugr
have made up order in hs best syo cheap hts guar
Large quantity of Staple goods every carpets,
hemp capea rugs every kind ocohs which will!
their interest, they certainly call
their views in styles and price ,u,>,r,,,,,
Oct S-louf nab" ""oi"
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The CIR Of Philodelphia's Passenger.

HALIFAX, Oct 5.-The steamship Osprey from Philadel
pba arrived here this morning or her TO st. John
for the passengers of the wrecked steamer City OF Phade
pha.
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uOOTs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES!- Stil At
ID stand of Pennsylvania avenue
and Sc ycnth Streets opposite H0teA HOOVER SON
old places south side of
9Th and TIN opposite Browns Hotel,
pleased old and public gepssal
found complete assortment of lades misses
chden gcnemcn boys and youths shoca and boots
style pices
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Bosros, Oct G.Mr. Samuel Sanford, real estate ope-
rator Mcsars Morse Co, large cothcrs Messrs. Chap
& Wilton, druggists and Mcssrs Lincoln Co., in
the Australian trade, have all failed within few days
Others also expected to go soon.
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NEW YORK, Oct. G-p m. There arc no hdings OF the
Arctic and serious apprehensons being felt
for her safety.
The trial of Dr. Graham for the murder of Col Loring is
progressing but nothing important has been elected
The prisoner looks pale anxious, and haggard.
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OF every 10 inhabitants of the United States dies every
year.
OF the free inhabitants of the United States H. 100000
and few more natives; 100000 and few
born in other countries.
OF the youth of the United States, 100000 at
school the LIST of June, lS5Othat is there one
youth under instruction for every five free inhabitants
In the United States there one church for every GAG OF
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hesc figures are according to the census of 1850

STRANGE fIssCapt Reed, of the brig Crocus reports
that on the afternoon of the I'd at o'clock in latitude Al,
longitude II 90 fish passed under his stern different from
any that he had 1t 70 so feet in length
with hump the back like that of a camel The fins
seemed to be formed like the ukes of propeller Capt
Reed Is well acquainted with the whale and has
one that resembles this 1t passed within 20 feet of him.
Providence Journal.
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MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LOTTERIES
OCTOBER, 1854.
PAYMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED BY THE STATE OF
MARYLAND
The following splendid schemes particularly worthy the
the public brilliant
n United Snes:
SPLENDID TEN-DOLLAR LOTTERY.
On Saturday. October T. 1854.
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HronrsrowS, IN. I'D Oct 5.-Thc whig convention o.
the congressional district Of New Jersey assembled
Hghtstown to-day.
Resolutions were passed favor OF the principles of pro
lection and internal improvements complmentng the whie
members Of the last Congress for their fidelity to freedom
and unquaiedly condcmnng the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise.
Dr. George r. Robbins, of Mercer county, nominated
for Congress on the first ballot by vote of 73 to AS
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Omo.-The following the congressional nominations
in this State for the election the 10Th Of this month
lLLIvoIs.--Th Onlncy Illinoisl Herald saws

= Present members
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2 DETAINED II IL ysil - she Pesish
- II s.. lsha ~ Bessi:e de-. - oh
1sls.ssy ,.ssw.y ~. ss!1ss b. .
A~k CpeTys. So Ss1 .syis. q go! e = ". -
ssiSi ~ ~ ns:ssnaa - Z ,sess: -. n.ss ..s
3 sIosi s yesss -, eessks s.e!l.a enly ses
. s.ei ssphs sisAt s:n 2. y " \. .ssssie -
- oeelhss Sa6 - ne kn per O nn ceeek.
: H evaes sfeajt aeys = dsly reessssss V
sAA ns se''US 'NUSX TRfSiGNIER
Dry SbsaE
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AVIS JUDIClAIRES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FoartA Judicial District Court.
Z Parish Of st. John the Baptist.

Parish Of st. John the Baptist.
Smecsssior oftise late Pierre Libcdv,
By virtue of an order of Sale to me
directed Is auctioueer, by the Honora-
bic the Fourth Judicial District Court
cf - State Of Louisiana, in and for the
Psfsh Of St. John the Baptist, dated
march 80tb 1854 49,
VI xiR s6cr ct public s.ie. md on the
Plantation Of the late Celestin Clement,
on the left bank of the River in this
Parish on Wed,,esday Sd Of may 1854,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. The moyeab!es and
immoveables property belonging to the
succession above mentioned, viz:
10 A certain quantity ofmoveables,
house furnitures and sundry other ar
.ticles. one buggy and harness, a buggy
horse, o mare, one COW, cart, q dwell.
ling house, one kitchen, a pantry and
fences, &c. &c.
% Maria, american negro woman,
aged ~ years and her three children
Marie-Eve, 5 years.
Adam, 4 years, -
Felicie, 10 months.
Mary. american negro woman, aged
80 years, washer woman and ironer.
Terms and Conditions.
The moveables payable cash.
The slaves payable one Tenth Of the
price, cash, and the balance in three
equal inaalments in all march Of the
years 1855, 1856 4 1857, in approved
endorsed notes payable at the Office of
the Recorder bearing interest if not
ponctually paid 1t the rate ofeight per
cent per annum from maturity until
6nal payment and secured by spech I
mortgage.
A. LUMlNAIs.
Esrr rrr' ,0s .AvctiOneer.
St. John the Baptist, march 3Oth 1854.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of st John the Baptist. -
Fourth Judicial District Court.

Succes stons of the Tate BenJaniiH
Rr,,heyot se,;or o,1 of Marc.
-.
tHe OeLIHeyuef, HtS ucced.Sea "ye.
ny vim, Of sn o,dr, of ..l,. d.,ed MAscu
ID 29,h. 10 m. di,,c,sd by ,he Hooo,nb,r The
Fo,r,n J,d,c,s, D.,,c, Coo,t Of the STATE OF
lou,,,sns. m and IA, ,he Psrnh a 81. Johu The
Bap,ist. - =. : = ,7lI-r ?.
Il will Of Q, pvbljc Auc,ion end On the pre.
MISE, On Wednesday the IOVh of Ma, neg,
st 10 o'clork A. N. the movesble end ,mmo.
vesble p,operIv hereinafter described, brloa.
pins TO ID. sa,d ssccesrioos, TO vii:
10 Some ruoyesb,ss and houss hold furni,u-
rec, In.'ru@snw Of hssbandsy horses sod cs.-
ties. Gr' -
y Tne ioi'o .ne shsss:
Joseph, IN african negro man, aged soou' "
yesni ---L
sam, creole oee'o man. o' oo year.; cs"'
m.1 and pIoo9nmeo,
Cishe, . creole negro woman OF Wyeen'
som. whas Of q cook and 'Ioner, ana her hve
chheren. iE.-.
Dssifee os yesn'
e'os o' ,sen,
.slcoen o. syeems
AIMEE 49, o. = ysss
H, HLa Is " - ea ,.
E'sas cfeose nseec wams"' =" ~Sy<s'
so.e s.n,,. Ins. o, cooA % ."a "" s,.., =, lxv..
... A.!Oi"s''s. ''s0'' negro woman Of Is
Ur:uIe, er-oIs negro women. Of II ye.r,.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Auction Sale at the effect OF
operate . lilaidation.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Parish Of St John the Baptist.
A THE Ieques, Of Ms widow Armand Gra-
"A vo's, wni OFF, ~ public sCCi,on, and on
ii~ premises, rUEsDAY The 25ih dsy of April
n~It ~ tn O'cI"ck A. N. ihe movable and
immovrsole properly bsreinsfter d<scribed 10
Wp: " es ..
10 s-versi aovssble obiecss. ct the u.e ol
On habls' IN, consisting in implements Of hss'
bsnd'y. horss. nnies and cs,ies.
y ~ slavcs, whose asmes. sgsds end qua.
li''es S'li be ven the deg Of ssle. rr
~ An habl,aiio0 situated in this parish, on
The right bank Of the Mi.sissippi river, messu-
ring fopr aspenp snd hall front TO said river,
on e,gh'hy srpsDts dep,h, with uipIr concss-
son excrpt however, . land ~ On arpsnt front
to said river. on two arpenis urpih, siiusied on
the apper side of ss,d hsbitaiipn and belonging,
TO the succession of The Isle Jean Rodrig0e; tue
said habi,a,lon bounded on the side BY the
sior~ss'd land and BY Q property belonging 10
Nicolas Keller. sud on the lower side by the
properly ot p. A. 3, Msrin; tose,ner all The
bn''dinss and imp'ovmsn's thewon.
Ttrms f. Conditions
Tn. mosrable pa. abe cash,
The sisvss psvsble one third casn and the
bslance. In twn equal ins,si'nen 8, in I'll March
of the years oi 1855 and 1856.
The hsbusIioo psysble . II cash and the
balsaca in three equal instalmsnis, In ali
March Of The yeass 1855 56-s7.
The wole IN approved enaossed notes. secu.
red By mN,RAge On ssd slaves snd habiisiion
paysble o. the bank oi the State OF Louisiana,
n New Orleans, and bearing intrr-s, at lh~
rate ote,gh, pr cent pr annum, from ms,u
my until f'y paid " !houl thereby suihori.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PARorssr SrJEAN-BAPrIsrE.

ssccssions SEdmend or e, d'Irscs TSsUs
- sea Sposss. teas desA dte6dts.
A TTCNOU ca'Ulgss vlekSsis pstsem'S
"A Sas pi,nion . ls Gear demsedssta ! Stse
woomt admiri-,rssess de succesio0s d'Ed.
mond DRY O. i'issos Tregss con tpoese toes
deus dActdts eve - pss 10 pstseot dooaS 3
lose eeux one cela pes' eo0essnes Qs ils seat
uosi6ts d'svojs dtda,re soes dix jcuFs I per-
,js De 10 pub,esaioa do pstse0s eve. Ies raeoes
eous Iessssllss u - ssssii 30 fsit droit y
'"' LUDoER PeRRET. cr.aier.
Psss,sas b Jess Bapsisse, b 20 msrs 1854