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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-10-07

| STATE OF LOUISIANA = Parish o.
ot John ths Baptist-Fourth Judicia
District Court IEaEH he
Sseeessioss Of Etiesns Ambroise TKilsrrili.
sSd Gillette Yiygisie Esneauh Ass
| :. ggr eys, both deceased. a
| DY virtue Of On order Of sale dated thi.
ID day, TO me directed 10 the Fourth Judi.
cial District Court Of the State Of Loui.iana,
In and for the parish Of st. John the Bap-
tist. shall offer at public sale. at the do
micil IL Victor ThiberviIle. on THURSDAY
the llh day Of October next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, the slaves hereinafter named, belong.
ing 70, the said auccesuious and community.
ALEXANDRA, creole negro boy, aged
Of about 10 ycsn. .Hf-tN -a
HENRY, a creole negro boy seed Of
about Z years
JULIENNE, creole negro girl aged
years.
And FANNY, . creole negro girl aged 4
years. .s....r........ ~ 80.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: (.
One third Of the price payable in al
March 1855. Oue third In oil March 1861 and
one third in eli March 1855, In approved en-
dOrSea n0tes, secured by mortgage on the
ssid slaves, and payable ut the ofiiee Of the
Recorder ef this parish. with interest ut the
rate I eight per cent per annum ffOn ma
turity until final payment, without thereby
authorizing any delay. r.rtEsg aG I
The acts vi sale ut the expense Of pur.
chssers. ,rt NY
Parish If st. John the Baptist, September
9Th 1855. ~
t ALONZO A. PERRET,
..as -.. .ar.r Anctioneev.
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Nr Editor.

Mr. Editor,
Please announce ~ 4 candidate for the
place Il COmstabje Of the lst District right
bank ArtAusIHaydsl VOTERS.
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M. Editor,

Please announce Adobe - 10 Mess
vI00p, q candidate fvr the Office 81 cone
NR1, sttks next November Electicu. 3
HIS fRlENDS.
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onsieur l.Editeur,

veuillex suuonccr eUmme cawdidsf ID
place Dc Constable dW Ter arrssdisseaent
rive droitc Arthur Haydel Eeg nrh
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AVIS JUDIClAiRES

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/ Monsieur T E1uesv,
veuilIes anss0eer cue ztphyyin DuHD
est canJidat, pour sne reelrction, 4 h place
de Coroncrd d. St-Jesm-Baptiste. S~s smis.
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ELECTION NOTICE. Y

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PARISH of 81. lonN THE eWTRI ~
| DUBLIC nssiss b hsscby sivss, to n ~
| y voicrs VI t''e perish ofkt JSLs Tbs Beg
| Tsst By virtss a tho proelsmst;or ~ IA.
Escclk'ney PAUL o. HEBERT, 0evsssseM
thc Stn'e IL Louisiana, dstcd July ssth ICES
On Electi"n will DO held ON Monday ~
Sd 4oy ofNovoDosy oess, frvus o'eISrh
A. ~, toS O'Clock +. M., in TIN vsgiops ny
sne.. a., 4, ..,on ~ sns r.'sA' s's.b''h'd BY lev,
| onc Representative Zoe the sccond cwurvs
sionnal sllstricf, cotnposcd Of that pert 4 ~
l Cay VI New Odouas, als0vs Canal n6veoe.
known ~ the 6rpt distriGf; district Ne I. ~ n
| uperiy the City Of Lafayette; and tl>r parbhso
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AVNEkI-

Please announce that l am q cxndidste
tor the "6ice OF DISTRICT Attorney for the
4th Judicial District Court.
Emile LEoENr RE
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Monsieur l.Rsliteur,

vsuillcs annoser qwc A6sopAs - 10
Neuvaooe eat randidat sux prWhaimes tlcc-
siopa pssr Ia place Dc CoBcNHc Dc ccsfe
~ruxsss. SES ANlS.
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| AYNEkI-
Monsieur + tEdiiesy,
veuillex. snnOncer que je suIs csndid
pour Ia place d'Avocat do District pr
u Cour du 4e District Judiciaisc.. -
| r-..~.... Emile LE0BNORE.
Please announce that am q cxndids,
tor the "fice OF DISTRICT Attorney for Il
sth Judicial District Court.
Emile LLoENr RE
| JUICE DE PAIX.
/ NJ. rEslitcur,
| v~silles Amuoncer que Emile Rgaut
le titslaire sctM~l est csndidst pour ID plsc
second District. (rivs gsuche.)
Mr. Editor,
II
sent iucMmb~nt 40 candidate iOr the plac
Second District. (leit bsnk.)
Monsieur rEdit~ur,
veuillez annOncer CONNIE candidat 4
place de- Juee de Paix du Ter arrondisse
meDt dc Ia rive droite Leo Perrst.
sES AMlS.
NJ Editor,
Please announce % . candidate for tht
| place of Justicc of the Peace Of the Firs
District right bank Leo PeyTet.
HIS FRIENDS.
CONSTABLE.
N. rEditeur,
vcuillez annsncer Sylvan Brignae, pour
d place de- Constable du Secosd District d.
IL rive gauche.
Mr. Editor, 4l
Please announce Sylvan Bhgnao, ~
Q candidate for Constable VI the Second
District On the lclt bank.
g,,., '"'A
-
0nsieur l.Editeur,
veuilles sunonccr eosume cauilijsf l d
place Dc Constable dH Ter srrssdisseseni
''0 -'' VorANra
". va,so. NJ s.u.
p,.. -, ..ao.. ms.. ..,ua;.,... e., -.
bank AxthuSy1aydel NOTEkS.
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EHkHEfH
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est es"os"s's Pus ~ sre's."'
de COrOncrac cSs-Ses"'DePs'sses S~s s"'s'
Please smu"snee IepoyzW DOa1 - J
candidate, t"r . re-cirrt."s, @ ne cmre ~
Corouer Ofst John TIE bsPs'ss' hsir'ssds'
-
u...:rra;...,
es',ns ssnv"cer ~, I...;.sss -.
est canslidat ssx prechs'nss s,fessSS ,ss ~ es!
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III. TEditeur,
vcuillez annsnccr Sylvan Bignac, pour
b place de Constable du SecOsd District DE-
IL rive ganche.
vOTANTS.
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PIease announce ~ / N . ess1llsis ~
4 reslectiss ~ the De- g parjse Aaooo-
sog, = ths nsxt Netnbss 11eeeae. =
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Monsieur rEdit~ur, 81 "a w
veuilles ssnSacer que PlAo16o ,Do0sSW
est canslidat ssx prechsines flectiona Iesr
Is place Do coronsr. sEs AAlsi
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Pleess sssss,e =. Iagequs-xun.
o1Au - . cs1idsbe fse tis s0se q
CLERK Of the lth idiclll Distriet C.srt.
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0easisur Fcdi1ssS, ~
veuilles sssoseefase 70 suts esedt9ae
aug psschsises EjSsisos. pses y pensa
dAa6eassus ds hpassiss edssJsss'
Alnade AUg3-AGA1xQ.
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ALoNZo APERR11 win be sup
ported By the msssty of the voters. Elec-
tioa 10 take plas on Monday the 5th No
vember next. PEOPLE.
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Pleas snnecs thst sn easdiaaoe
b rsPseseat : parish VI st. John tbs
Bsptist st the Ste House Representative.
Emile Rgaud.
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rEUILLEToN pU ii iMBsCHacEBE.
tts 'PAuvREs eARe|0Ns.
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NJ Editor,
Please announce as candidate for the
place of Justice ef the Peace Of the First
District right bank Leo Pes1et
HIS FRIENDS.
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FHH kHfKIf-

AIoNxo pnRRHf SIRE .ostras
par h ssjoritSlcs vSsspta. Election h
lundi 5 novembr PEUPLE.
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Please announce Emile Rigsud. the pre-.
sent iocMn,L<nt a. candidate for the place
Of Justice Of the Peace Of the
Second District, (left bank
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Monsieur FEzlit~uF,
veuillez annoncer CONNIE candidat ID
place de- Juge de Paix du Ter arrOndisse-
meDt dc 10 rive droite Leo PerTet f.
SES AMlS.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-03

A well-informed correspondent Of the Ma
tional Intelligeneer, speaking upon these sub
jects, says:
Large purchases win continue TO be made In
this market of breadstuffs for European account !;
but am not among those who believe that prices
are going up TO exorbitant rates; but on the con-
trary, / think the United States can readily supply
what deficiency may exist in Europe (after inclu-
ding the supplies that can be obtained from other
quarters) without materially affecting the present
prices. Indeed, letters from wellinformed sources
In Europe express the opinion that there win be
material fall In prices there In two three months
sour green crop potatoes, turnips carrots,
and vegetables of all kinds has been very album
dant ana so also has been fruit, all ofwhich comes
powerfully In aid OF the grain crop by diminishing
both past and present consumption OF the latter.
Our crop Of Indian corn has ALEC been immense,
and at this moment In some of the Western States
ia selling In the field at ten cents per bushel This,
TOO, will have It's effect in keeping down prices Of
other descriptions Of grain: for corn viii be large
" substituted for wheat, should there be any ma
terinl advance In the latter. And, indeed, even at
the present difference of prices between the two
articles il win have that effect ut the West; and,
II breadstuffs advance still more In Europe, corn
win 20 largely into consumption there. or this
crop, the United States could readily spare 100,-
600, 900 bushels, ordinary crop Of It lie Co.,,
OOO,OOU, ana the FORMER quantity WOuiu NOT aprorU
the increase Of the present crop over those Of for
mer years"
This, we think, very just view Of the sub
ject. Our farmers have heretofore been so
busy in getting in their fall crops, housing,
ploughing, and sowing, that they have not gcn-
orally threshed out their wheat and have not,
consequently, carried It to market which is
the principal reason why there is so little -four
in market, and one q the reasons why prices
have been so high. But the wheat and corn
must come forward, and when they do, we shall
look for no uncomfortable decline in prices.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-03
American Cause.

GREAT GATHERING AT FRosrBuRG--TRrNENDoU
EsrHusrAsM.--A tremendous outpouring of the
people assembled at Frostburg, Maryland, on Nom
day night last to hear Henry w. Hoffman, Esq,
the American candidate for Congress. The assem-
blage was an unusually large and enthusiastic one.
O. w. White, Esq, the American candidate for
State Senator, was also present. and delivered one
of his able speeches in defence of American prin-
ciples.
PRosrEcTs IN ALLrGAsr.-The prospects Of the
American party in Allegany county, says the Cum
berland Telegraph, are very fattering From
every district We receive almost daily the most
cheering accounts, prognosticating the speedy
downfall of the snti-American party and the dema-
gogues.
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Foreigners Organizing.

The following notice, clipped from an ex-
change, is but another proof Of the disposition
SO frequently manifested on the part Of our
foreign population to organize into bands and
parties for the purpose Of attempting TO con-
troll the elections, and thus to stamp the legis-
lation of the country with their peculiar ideas
and principles. They adhere rigidly to all
their habits and costumes, and preserve their
distinct political organizations, even though
the administration party throughout the coun-
try has labored assiduously to entice and al
lure them into their organization. The for
eigners refuse to disband, and, by SO doing,
are enabled to, and do, dictate terms to the ad-.
ministration party. Victory is valneless to
them, unless they share the spoils and plum
der, and the only sure means Of securing this
division is TO present themselves in one solid
body and demand Of their allies-the admins
tration party-an equal share. The past his
tory of our country is replete with such bar
gains between the foreign population and the
progressive Democracy, and the history Of the
present administration furnishes numerous
illustrations of the fulilmcnt Of such contracts
and bargains. Here is the notice:
ATTENTION RMANs--GERNAN MASS MEETING.
The German Democrats Of the city of Albany are
requested to attend a mass meeting to be held on
Friday evening" the I'd day Of November, at eight
o'clock, at the house Of George Lovett, No. 284
Broadway, opposite the new steamboat landing.
general attendance Is necessary, as questions of
great importance are involved in the coming cleo
ton. Come one, come all.
JACOB REINHARDr, JACOB HERzoG
FREpK PoRrH, JOHN EHGEL.
CHARLES AMTHoR,
ALBANY, Oct. 80, 1856. o
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membered that the laws TO suppress l. were not
Irish laws. The priest found his most efficient al
ly in the universal hatred of the oppressor. II
their own parliament, uniettered by England, had
enacted the same statutes, they would have been
received without question, and enforced without
difficulty. Even as IL was however hateful the
source from which the law sprung, il did much to
cripple the cause Of Rome. Before England
changed her policy, and passed swhatis called the
" Emancipation Act" there were but seventeen
Jesnits In Ireland Since that act Of federation the
number has swelled to four hundred. A fact so
full Of meaning ought not 10 be overlooked, and
cannot be misunderstood.
, Another objection TO this Popish argument
against persecution is that IL assumes the total de-
pravity of the American people. 1t says in so
many words that they are ready to prove recreant
TO Heaven If will advance party purpose
because one party assals religion which they be-
leve 10 be ftlse and blasphemous, the other party
although equally opposed to it. will encourage and
defend 1t, in order to prevent party injury to
themselves, or 10 infict one upon their opponents
think better of my countrymen--I hope they
think better of themselves and that they will re-
pudiate the leaders who, by the use Of such argu-
ments plainly show how low Is the estimate they
place upon popular intelligence, and popular yir-
tue, Ifall are not protesting Christians If many
have grisvous sins TO atone, there are yet none
trust without the hope Of redemption through the
Saviour. Blot out that hope, and existence be-
comes rayless and cheeiless. Every flower loses
its perfume, and every star that gems the Heavens
speaks only of eternal torture. To barter II away,
and for less than mess of pottage, Is folly too
wild, sin too incapable to command my belief
upon any human evidence.
FRO DE CONTINUED. r
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TO Friends and visiters

Welike company. Welike to see our friends
and to sit and talk with them; but pleasure
with US is subordinate to business, and omr
friends must pardon us for our apparent selfish
ness in requesting that they will not make our
]" sanctum" place Of resort to talk politics and
to join in, a merry reunion ofwit and fuu. Du-
ring the morning hours, our time is wholly en-
gagged, and the frequent Interruptions conse-
quent upon the noise and confusion" incident
to q reception-room is grievous annoyance
to US.
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TnE FoRgiar PARrr.---No wonder that the
Americans we're defeated in Indiana. Read the
following from the Indianapolis Republican,
"what we're the causes Of our overthrow The
prime cause was tho large number Of Europeans
naturalized and made voters for tho occasion. We
do not care TO hunt up the fgures-sufice IL 10
say, that the Clerks Office was thronged on the
day Of election and for several days before, with
Germans and Irish, fresh from other countries,
who, on mere declaration Of their intention TO
become citizens, we're admitted 70 all the rights
and privileges Of citizenship. This Is the curse
entalcd upon us by our constitutional provision,
giving aliens the right TO vote after residence Of
only six MONTHS notification Of the laws Of the
United States, as culpable as any ever aimed at u
By South Carolina. On this point the American
platform has most admirable article
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EIections Go be Held.

The following elections will take place next
week:
In Louisiana on Monday, the 9th, for State Of
fcers, and for Representatives to Congress.
In Mississippi on Monday and Tuesday, the 9Th
and 9th, for State officers and Ave Representatives
10 Congress.
In New York, on Tuesday, the 9Th, for State Of
fcers, except the Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
In wisconsin, on Tuesday, the 9th, for State
officers. ENA A
In Maryland, on "Wednesday, the 7th, for ak
Representatives to Congress.
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IMPORTANT DEc1sIoN.-PAGE l. BACON TRI-
unpHAsr.-Our readers will recollect that an in
junction was granted by Judge Treat f'the Cir
cult Court of So. Louis on application Of the city
and county Of st. LOUIS 10 prohibit the sale Of the
Western division of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, by Page 4 Bacon. The case hiss been de-
cided against the city and county, which owned
several hundred thousand dollars worth of stock
in the road. It is supposed that the decision Of
the court is based on the ground that the city and
county had no right to take stock in foreign
pany--it being an Incorporation Of the State Of
Illinois, through which the road extends.