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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
SUPERIOR CoUar-NOv as-Bsfor, Judge c.MrnsL
DAMAGES As To STEAM POWER.
Colvel A. Suuuios sg Huesti. Levy.

Colwel 4 Spunios sg. Huesti. Levy
There has been considerable litigation lie this case
md Of accrued was 20 recover
np sRes for stsec breach of set In furnh 10
psipfs power their nsi and brad tscery
Nos l9 Or. stT-ot An Offset urged but not 90
Ills Al allowed counter claim for damages Ga The
fihe jury verdict admitted OF S+s dan
,ees Tor lsiuns each party sipelng is
Fo plaintiffs Mers CD tmbesn end Porter for defendants
Ind IN nd Dickinson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

MINIATURE ALMANAc......rHis DAY.
Sun Rses o. 50 Sets .........5:j1 MOON Sets .,,-i-
HsH .rrs..~.s...'s. rN ~ -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

The jersey City Bible Society wss organized i
1899 and hes psid to the Parent Society Sums q
follows: $1,000
On Bie'e sroSurt .'''s'ssss''''''''.''''ei iee ~
Donations. ,..'.......'''''''''''''.'''''' -1'S "
T.t,I. ..........,...............f36o coo 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

H,UsD DpowSED Coroner CANDLE held an IN
,ep mon u. b. Nv Of Molly, native q ire end
s1 hy,Je.rs Of see who was uDd drn @Ded In toe rth
kvsr at h foot e H.G noDds. eessed YES piVite
vxtehuaD ard s - duty II Monday night q me sSovs
ssss an Is oh tire hs has been seon sn7e fhe J"rJ
senoered . verdict Of " dosth by dfo FniDe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

ArrTsYr AT SUIoTDE-bs. NJ try Evaos reeiting
., No Ise h.ty street., attempted ss destucin yesterday
..ro,eu B., ,v ow Ds an dcss Of sndaou She ~v
oopve,.d son se takha the poon 70 he ne fork p
"a where " was owed from her sOracb D5nes, aior
uon is s.id 70 have lei Der 10 s,senpL her DEATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

BoDr OF Az INFANT FoUSD-Yesterlav afternoon
ss Ut .S'Sl hs eey q an nt.nt sPearea y vru.urs
ard Nerth >itth IL taken 10 tse ksareath N
Staten House, where qssst viii be held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

SwINDLING WITH SMALL MEASURFs.-w'ithin a
few pest. hL Powell City SeaeI Tor the Eastern
has cole cied from and WAGON 2eide s that
hl short Of the sDdsrd bafeashsl measure fell So
three and hs quarts; half peek sures fel short .hr
ono qnnf ssehj fifteen we-qSut measure, were ,ho,t Gx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

ARprsT OF YOUNG GA.BLERs.--On v ednseday
ht de htn Ward 20 ics received Information that gang
% yOprs sanb ers DO found g4Db rs CRIB 10 tas
rear N E1 t95 Ore. they reps 90 to tbs
ard found YOU'RE ard boys eDsaged vi a1d
dice qau for vi money \ u them were a.:
Io..sd AID United BY Justice PeHcy for nAton.
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To,L......",..........".....".saecc 80
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-10
Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS are solicited for the deli
very Of (1O,o00) thirty thousand sawed
or hrwed cross ties for the first section Of
the, Baiou Rongc, Crosse Efe II Optimism
RnI Rond. Ties to be nine feet long, six
inches thick if hewrd, and five inc he's
thick if sawed and from seven to eleven
inches wide, averaging nine inches. and
from cedar or cypress For further particu-
lars Of specifications, place and time Of de
livery, &c, apply at the office of the COM
pany on Bayou Crosse Fetr, or to Vim.
Sidney Smith, New Orleans The COM
pany will reserve the privilege Of accept
ing any proposals, without regard to its
being the lowest, aud also Of Rejecting all,
if deemed proper, JAS. h. JOHNSTON.
Crosse Tote June 3D. Secretary
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NtD'SSCE.

NVfStE.
IN the matter of Tia Succession Of A. B.
l1"ners. dec d - No 1876, Probate"
Slvih Judicial District tourt-Parish
OF East baton Rouge, Louisiana.
WHEREAs Mrs. 'osrrn,ne HoSess,
W Of SAID Parish, administrative of the
estate of A. y Homes, late Of said Parish,
dsc'd has fled in the office of the UNDER
signed CIerk of said Court, an ccount Of
her administrative upon said estate. f..
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested 10 show cause within tiagty days
from The first publication OF this notice,
why the said account should not be appro-
we'd, honologa.ed, and made the Judge
ment Of the Court, and tt.e said admins
tra:rIx authorized to pay -he creditors in
conformity herewith N. MORENO
June g-3t f. Clerk.
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| IN The matter III the Succession Of VIM =
PH't'tps, deceased, No. A34. Probate.
| Sixth Judicial Distrn Coprt--Parish of
Fast Baton Rouge Lcui lana.
| by VIRTUE Of commission issued 10
- the above succession and Ia lie Iirec-
ted from the Hon Sixth JudiciacDisl,ict
Court, IN snd for the Parish and State
aforesaid ! will by virtue Of said com
nissicn, of1er nj public sale nj the BAYOU
| Ma6cSac Feuy in this Parish, at about 10
miles from the CT, Of Baton Rouge. on
Thursday. the iit. ,ny "f May, 1853.
at o'cIock A NJ D., the property herein.
after seIlotth and Described belonging IN
| the succession Of WV p Purtrlps. late OF
said Parish, deceased, 10 wit:
| The undivided one half Of the Steamboat
| CAruEptrf.
Jrpns of SaLt-CAsH.
Also will he offered At public snln al the
last residence Of said deceased, in this Par
Ish. al about ! ullps below the City Of
Baton Rouge. on
Monday, the nth day Of June. 1855,
at u O'Clock, A NJ the property herein.
after sci forth and described, belonging to
The Above mentioned succession, 10 wit
A tERJA IN tract Of land, together with
nil the building and Improvements thereon,
cgstanIhg 40 arpent,. more u, less, A so.
assrge stock Of Dry Goods. Closing, Shoes,
Groceries, Liquors, Segars, ~. Also, a
lot Of Household and Store Furniture Show
Cases, Dressing Ease, Store Desk &c Al
So one set buggy harness, one double bar
rel shot gun, one pedlng buggy, one roam
mare, sad rle and bride, one gold Lepine
Watch aud Chain, &c
DIV Tut FOLLOWING TERMS ANN Toupt.
TONS, 10 WIT The personal property all
SUNS uuder twenty dollars cash, and ell
sums Of twenty dollars and above that a.
mount, payable on the FIRST day Of January,
1856. Purchasers to give notes endorsed
to the satisfaction Of the administrator, and
thne'ract Of land and Improvements there.
on, for one third cash one third ia yab1n
"n The first day Of January next, 1866, and
the remaining third payable on the first
day Of January, 1857, Purchasers to give
notes with good personal security and spe.
cral mortgage retained on the land sold, un-
til the final payment The notes to bear
eight per cent interest from and after ma.
tullty, and all to BIZ made payable at the
Parish Recorders Office in the City Of Ba-
ton Rouge " V. BABIN,
rnayl- Cts Sheriff
AISO-WlIl he offered al public sale on
The same day at the time and place above
mentioned, The following Sizes to wit
Negro woman named Rose, ~ years old,
aud her 4 children. viz: Morris aged X
years, Polne 9 years, Ada , years, aea
Louisa, aged / s months O
On tie following Terms and Conditions
10 wit -
One third Cash-O"e third on the first Of
March next, 1856 and the remaining one
third, ON the FIRST Of March 1857. Pur-
skasers to give notes satisfactorily endor-,
sg1 and payable at the Parish Recorder's~
Office, IN tn" city of Baton Rouge, and spe-
clal mortgage retained on said slaves until
the full aud final payment of said notes and
all eventual interest thereon
may4-6t- II. Y BABIN, Sheriff
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Friday Morning :;: June 9. 1866



Goop NEws MEAN IIrMr.- W.
learn incdeptly through letter re-.
ceived by a gentleman now in town,
from a:relative in Eastern Mississippi
that % the lst inst, they hand n
copious rain in that region. The
Noxuba river had ,'sene twelve feet
that day, and cotton 50 long held
back on account Of navigation, was
being shipped in hathoa's to Mobile.
The BSigbee will be pavigag1'e in n
few days and give new impetus f.
trade { Corn had fallen from ~, 70
and ~, so to 81 per hu~hrl
The Mobile and Ohio rail road viii
be finished to Enterprise about tho
middle of June the lateral road to
Columbus is expected to be done
about November.
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Lost o.. .MiSLMiA.

A NOTE belonging to the succession
~ q JAMES McCALor, of which the
following is copy, on which suit is now
pending in the District Court of West Ba-
ton Rouge, was withdrawn from the pa
pers of the suit, and is now lost or mis-
laid
$4,000 w. B. Rouge 23d Dec. '42.
Twelve months aitsr date promise to
pay to the order OF JoHN B. HEREFoRD,
three thousand and four hundred dollars
for value received, payable and negotiable
at the Uuion Bank of Louisiana, at New
Orleans, waving the usual bank notices.
(Signed) f. M. HEREFORD.
(F,ndorsed) j. B. HEREFORD.
Pay Union Bank Of Louisiana.
JOHN S. LnBDELL.
Reed. on account within note, one thou
sand and twenty 100 dolls, and $3.50
intetst to January, 1914 prot. lo20,16
acct $3.50 int
(Sjgned) GEO. A. FRERET, Cashr."
A suitable reward will be given for the
return Of the note, or for such information
as will lead to its recovery, by
A. A. WILLIAMS Exc'tor.
or r. & H. MARI, Atty's.
June 6-tf New Orleans
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Ger YOUR SHtRrs ar Moody s.
This gratuitous advice meets tho ssc
in every city paper. Get your
Shirts at Moody's. Why For ws,at
reason Are Moody's shirts any bot
ter than shirts at the Original Shirt
depot! Is Moody the Zone price
store and is his price down At a lower
figure than any other dealer in under.
garments , No. None Of this is a
fact, Moody like others. gets living
price for shirts; il he did not; as a
dealer in shirts. some one would have
to dress him in his own wares. and
consign his body to the tomb Of OBJ
livion. The chief reason why YOU
should get your shirts at Moody's. is.
because he lets the world know whore
no is, through the paper; what he has
to sell how he sells it, etc, and the
whole secret Of the monopoly of'the
shirt business, may be traced to The
fact that he adrerfises
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TuE SErar or THE pEopIE,-

THE SEnaE or THE pEopIE.-
On to day The sense Of the citizens
of thus city will ba'takon on the cues.
ton Of opening Lafayette street.
We sec Tor think we can, which il
The same thing, in odoI"gy) more dan
ger to the Democratic form Of govern
ment i" this populafpla" Of taking
the sense Of the people, than any
thing now visible in lie "cloudad
horizon Does it not lead directly
to m"hocracy Does it not keep the
public mind IN a continual turmoil Of
excitement, and tend To blot out ndi-
vidual rights ? What personal Hbpr-
" has any ono man, when three of his
nelghhort sra permitted 10 tax his
property 10 carry out their views :,
aud 10 regulate his own domestic hab.
ia Vet such is the fashion Of the
tiinos and such cdicts or the majority
govern tho minority. THIS il a fatal
error Of government a dangerous
shoal. upon which HE ship Of state
threatens ln strand Where is the
necessity Of all the expense Of govern
men'. when it is rendered powerIess,
hy a mad nnh. that rieos up with the
1omonIn cry ia annul the notion of le-
gally constituted representatives. If
Legislative bodies have no power dele
gated them. then it sahuld be- we'll for
people 10 meet in mohs and decide
all matters Of difference by force Of
urma.
We should like to see Lafayette
street opened, but do not think that
logst voters ON other questions, o,ght
to be on this; affecting rs il does the
interest Of property holders, alone.
-.
-. The Complimentary Concert to Mr.
IL 9 Mouse, came off according to
appointment on Wednesday, night
last .--GooI house well Ladies'
aud gen'|emen-pleasant evening
good uasic--hut coffee or Ice ahfr-
berfs without. The songs. duets, trios.
quartctts, choruses. etc, were all good
Mr. Alfred Shoppers presided at the
pIano--an amateur performer Of the
very first order Of merit 'fje voice
ot the " Commodore, -" struck us as
being about tho best rrgulatcd-1
Should like to compliment the Pro
frRsor. but cannot be honest and do so. |
Tho Professor may teach well. but his
voice is not one TO sing, aud strike
the heart strings with 'me|odlous pa
th,s. =
IE Economical people are too
fond Of throwing INTO the attic, every
,rticlc Of house hold furniture when
he gloss wears off Mount Eagle
IrpoIi may be had at Blanch~ds.
o restore them to their primitive
glossy state.
nldrric0.
On 3",nrsday the It'll inst, on Manchac, by
he Rev. W. II. Grenahaw the REV j. A D. JONES
# Mississippi to Miss LUCY Corrua Of this Parish
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TllE undersigned having purchased the
l. entire property north of Garrison
Bayou, constituting the steam brick yard
and saw 'nlI establishment, is prepared to
fill orders and execute contracts-pressed
and reprrescd brick always on hard. Far
y arrangements are in contemplation for
the delivery of lumber and brick at any
point on the coast, eithss below or above
Baton Rouge. j. II SCHENCK
A few choice hands may find regular
employment by applying to the proprie-
tor. llne
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The trial of ex.pos,mas'cr Kendall,
for embezzlcment has been continued
until November next, on account As
is alleged Of the absense Of two impor-
tant witnesses for the defence, III /:
I. S. Ayers and Judge Childers.
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Ed rnnef NV dea, eueuy, deeply
anl sincerely teg,ni Y" ,nn,u YOU that,
that sreat'ng 'asral, "SA ~, " made h'a
appearance amongst us Yesterday, and
played " thunder with all nuL well laid
srhenes lor al election ui Mayor aud Al
dntnlen oi this ,yfy Ia, the ensuing year
We brought our worthy and esteemed
follow-ciilzen. j,rar Wrlcu. formerly Of
Hatra Rouge. as Che Anti Il now Moth
ING ,andiIafe. Int finding ''ut on saturday,
n,yht that we ronld not elect bun. we
throwed h,m overheard aud placed "
lrnon, most worthy gpntlens.n ii h'a
place Mr. Lemon. being q prominent
Democrat aud strong Ant, Know Moth
ing. we were satisfied we could gyfrned -
The Know Nnih,rps brought nnt The pcs
most excellent aud deserving dan, were
il not that he is ~ huli',ru,si. 10 Won
know all The inow Noh,uge. both North
w. S'"'h ''''"e '" w. T'''F' 'H'"g'
'''N p'"e"' =" """N y. We 'o''S "l'h'"
~ "'"e "''''"' ""' '''FV'"'"s "'"'
81 ve,y nS'l aud we thought ialrly, until
WV W WV '''''''NA''"' 80 '''"''
'''''1'" w 'p' owe " "'' "'' '''' N"'4''"
w ''''<''S' ''''''" """'' N"'' 49,
'''"''' = ~ "e''' VS." ~ WY '"'''N
w. s'' w ~" ~, S''' ''' '"''''' ''' M, ~
r"f"'s', : 40 commissioners '''"s'' Y"
nave "n a'a""h'"' ''"'" ~. h''s"r w" :
one OF me leaders "l "",cra''Y Nt''t 'h's
we Were ''d !" h'h"tp 'haf her" was
something '"'''n m ''n"Flk. 'p' S'H'
were sa''s"e" 'ha' we WOMB no S''''Ss'"'.
he f"l's = SEQ az o'clock, ana ne votes
vrte then counted Lennon nm ahead of
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uD II &c NJ.

On Saturday evening, the ID. inst. MRS. SAN.
CHEZ, wife Of James Sanchez Of this place
agd ~ years.
On Sunday the I'd inst, In this city Mus MA.
Rf MANkS, r"nsort OF Cot, &. r. NsRKa. Her
remains were taken to Bayou Sara yesterday for
intermcnt.
IN Lafayette City, on the 3ist. May. 1s55 Mrs
NltToEiNE tLEkE, daughter of JoHH DUMosp,
Esq, Of New Orleans. aged 20 years.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-10

q The "lmpcachment case" still
furnishes a daily half column of food.
for the New Orleans press. -Tcsti-
money and rehuttipg testimony
mystery mistiied the more. for hav.
ing light shed upon it.-Such is law
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-10

70 The shreveport Democrat,
speaks in highly encouraging terms Of
the growing Gotten crop in Cadio. 1t
saws it will be full one: and with
favourable rains, the largest ever grown
II that Psrnh.
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MEETING or NnHntTops ora Bpo-


KEN BANEpn. =. A meeting If HE c,cdi-
tors d / T. Manchester wa held at
his late banking house, 10 Cincinnati,
few days agc The Gazette says
Several females were IN Attendance.
aud seemed deeply interested. Among
others was the Bearded I.adv6 She
told The hys'andnra that she had ssp
posed che was acting witt, great pru-
denco when she put her funds IN Man
chrste,'s bank -- she told tho banker
TINT she fit lonely il travelling about
the world, and wish i /" feel that this
money waa in snie hands. whore SIZE
could l'aw IL ~ any emergency --
Manchester told Der, with such plea
Sant s'''Ie. that he would koepIN vo's
aafiy that She believed him, "and, "
SAID she, he did koer i salr,n"ugh .
Mr.. Mnllnn. The assignee, stated that
he had received from the eala 81 Man
chester 3 furniture, which was the only
ava,hlo thing that CAM lulo his hands
about $1,000. hu' the expenses of
waLrh,nen. auctluuenra, commissioners,
DC. reduced it 10 &35OoO, and that the
y per cont, he had already paid c,edl
tors, bad aheorbc! il, The dep"sl-
tors whose claims are about $llN.OOD
can hardly expect another dividend o.
= Per cent
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Es- Il is SAID that the Emperor
and Emp'cssof Austria are to be guests
Of Queen Victoria during the race
meeting, which opens on the 9Th Of
June.
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Nv dear hirnH Cnurr Tia, Pollcn Jury
~ this Parish assembled Yesterday tor the
that COMES before thcm at their June Sess-
inu I'vonl,| have lecn far better had they
remained Al home. They have turned out
the,r old clerk. George W. Reese. who
has served them for trk,n time with the
approval Of q pofiia'Srl The people. and
elected WILLIAM II. Gprrv, one ot the
Editors Of the Patriot. n Know Nothing
paper published IL this place Mr. Green
will make most excellent clerk aud |
believe ,sa good ct,zoS. but this II only
between ourselves. tot You know II i our
rule t. ahtss every man that opposes the
great and mighty Democratic Party. and
we must moi make an exception ia this
case. Mr. Reese. is a most excellent rar-
~ man for ia. he boldly asserts that the
Know Nrthlngs are Ahohtrnists, and
stand ready TO pro- mean swear to i,
he stands ii the estimation oi his party
here lust whore such mind should be-
is equally esteemed hv us all
{. Gore, was elected President oI the
Board Of Police, simply because he was .
Know Nothing Ahol'ionist And then
they elected A. W. pclrc. LAWYER as
Parish Treasurer Mr. Drlrc is Demo
crat and | think Know Nothing, nj least
he s1i,nis that say. An Au,- Know Moth
ins ran a@'lnst h'm and received two votes
--pelee SIX votes BeE. Wharton, a first
cousin Of sam, was elected Police officer.
In fact every one Of those elected hnve
been SANS" nearest and Im,st intimate
lrcnds. | am now satisfied we will be
beaten about 80 votes this fall but il |
went do to acknowledge it now. What |
n the name Of God a,c we to do, When
heard OF WIscs election, haI. 7no ca
# ever seeing another Know Nothing. but
hey seem to be worse than ever. DON'T
know but we abuse them little TO much.
housh we must contrivc to call them Alb
and when they tell us the Know
Nothing Governor OF Massac huset's. retord
he bill removeing Loorins, and also the
Bill. tell them nonscnse-lf they
ell us the Know Nothing candidate they
nn for Governor oil New York, was run
saIn~t an Aho'itloni>', tell them, jusf sup
'osf NJ ras. Tha' Of II Ill thew tell us
Freely the sreatcss .4boi'io65s. in New
fork. and Editor of the Tribune. is down
IN the X ow \o'hings because they are
Town on the .7boitlonists. saw to them.
hat Mr.. Greedy has right to do as he
'leases.-Ne have nothing to do with him
more avon ONt OF TIE Mn sgEsERs.
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EE From resolution adopted nv
the Board Of Seectmcn on tho 4th
inst. the sense of this people will
again be taken on the license ones.
ton. The 2lst rrox The Gazette of
Thursday morning has a good article
On the question which reflects the
views of the press generally through
ont the Union. The mass Of tho poo
pie are insane on this subject. AZ their
madsand Incorporate action. through
Legislative bodies, amply test'hes, II
is quite az sensible to pass laws 10 pre-
vcntthe grape from growing aud 70
put in end to the vinous fermentation.
n. to forbid by stringent law, the use
Of any article created hy heaven, de-
signed in moderation for our hcalth
and happiness. The ac' Of the lcgis.
latufe to take the sense Of the people
yearly, is an annual evidence of the
folly Of the same; and the squirting
OF this government to mohocracy.
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Our or EVIL ComEru Coon Evil
ia the shadow. Of good There is
daily "evidence of this, in common
place life, In the local columns Of
the Crescent we find this item "So'nc
soulless scamp got into officer Dan
Busby's house on Tuesday night. aud
stole he old mans last tn dollars
from his pantaloons pocket This was
an act OF doubly concentrated mean.
ness, for Dan viii now have to keep
aober:for month 10 REPAIR the losses
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-06-10

ViScount de Nugcns, of Franco. has
been sentenced to two years, mprison-
mcnt and a fine Of 5000 francs, for
speaking di~respec'f1llv in public of
the Emperor and the Empress. This
is, perhaps, ,he scverest sentence that
has ever been inflicted for the many
similar offences committed since the
establishment Of the Empire.
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For Rent

For Rent.
4 VERY comiorta lc dwelling house I+'.st
"A with Kitchen and all necessary Byai;i
ont houses The building is situated 'Ss's'''
on North Boulevard street in u delightful
part of town. For Particulars enquire of
j. J. LeIrvcr, Lafayette street. j'Inc 8 tt.
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From The " q Creole

Irrer FraM-A gentleman of known
i,d ..n,nnI anil discretion, furnishes the fol
ln,Ssng notice Of Judge Elam Bntwean
him and Judge Morllck. we expect the
country tn Judge.
Mrsaps l,nrr"ps II is with much
rloasn'" ihat | have no''red the ua,nrs "l
lanes ELAN Esq. Of Baton Rouge 40 81
can lidaln tnr the ,arancy Of Chief Justice
oi the Snprem" Bench
from long and intimate acquaintance
with MI Elan, hr Il aq law ypi aud a
man. lnel confident that 'l,t,e ,e no nau
ia HE State HAT can exrnl h,r IN ln'egti-
Nv aud prolInFsunss OF character. aud exps-
rlenrr nj the bal.
tie is eminnn'ly y wan If the 1,eople-pf
the old schrn' 1T Virginia gentlemen:
gr,et hnn"velenrr nl hca,t aud pu,n and
noble impulses lie has been III old W heel
Horse IN he cause Of tho American PARTY
always CONSTANT, npr,ghl, hard working
nan ~ evo,y rausc he has Adrncale'. Tie
would 1n honor to the Bench. and command
the universal cn, tdence nl the people.
Though vnnerahle IN years, he 's still
yipn,,,a aud active ,nnn We'll will il hr
Tor Louisiana. and he rause oi Justice, ii
snrh man should hn elected, H.
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0n 7",nrshay the Tth inst, on Manchac, by
abe Rev. W II Ctenahaw the REV J. A u. JONES
Of Mississippi TO Miss Lucy Corrua, Of this Parish.
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OFFsRoT THE BArG$ ROUGE AND CLINTON J
~ PLANK ROAD COMPANY
o Ration Ronge Aprii1M 1855. \
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders OF
~ this company that nm Intalment of 10 per Cts.
Cor fsIe%ts) will be due and pay bile on or be-
fore the 10th and 18Th Of July next 0S55)
By order Of the Board. G. w. POPE.
Advocate g. Sazette copy. Secretary.