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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13
GREY HOund Restaurant.

WILLIAM WILLIS, would respectfully say to
the good people of this vicinity, that he is yet at the
old GREY HOUND Restaurant in Portsmouth, on
Market ST., near the old Market House, where he
hes or hand constantly nj kinds Of Injuries, OlS
TRRS, kISE, SARDINES, L0BSTERS, &C., which
nc offers at prices 10 sui: the times. Persons, Fam
ies or Groccra wishing 10 be supplied with any OF
the above nalAed articles, arc solicited to call or
send in their orders.
TERMS-CAsH, in all cases.
Portsmouth, Sept 20, j5. 20 --m
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~ Do nothing shamtul either in the
presence Of oilers oralone respect your.
self, and o.bers will respect you.
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EE"W ell Alice. how'S your brother
Ike getting alongT
oh. first rate Got a good start in
the world married a widow who has got
nine children" ;" ~
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" Insults, says modern philosopher,
are like counterfeit money, we can't him
der them being offered, but we are not
compelled to take them.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

Gran imprudent fellow says: "Show
me all the dresses a woman has worn in
the course of her life, and will write her
biography from them.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

o. Be sure you ike the parents o. The
gi you are about to wed; II j almost as
.senlia to your happiness as 10 tfuly ore
the Object Oi your wishes
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

EE-"Overcome evil with good" as
he gentleman said when he knocked
down burglar with the family bible.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

DT"I am going to draw this beaux
into knot as The lady said when stand
ing at the hymenial altar,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

GATJuvenle Disobedience William,
clean your nose, son, tha S good boy"
I'm blowed if do ma"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13

wPeople turn up their noses al this
world as if they were in the habit OF keep
inc company with better one.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-13
allted!!!

WHEAT, CORN, OATS, FLOUR,
MEAL. POTATOES. HAY, COAL or any kind of
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in Exchange for
Clothing, Avery large and well selected stock of
READY MADE CLo1HIyG now on hands, nlso splen-
did lot tof WATCHES & JEWELRY, besides a
heavy additioptO thoabove articles, which will be
opened in few days. Come every one that wishes
to save MONTY, and we will give you good bargains.
r8~ We will pay one half cash foryou articles of
trade, so come on. ..
G.. DAVID 4 BRO.
nAS Nov l. '55 32-
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WAKVEil.

i..-. WANTE1.
A few good journeymen GUNSMiTliS can
oh ain' steady employment 6v applying W !, me-
ditrly to II ". W NV w ~ H'
jackson C. H., Ohio, Nov. g. ''a'33'4w
TGiucinuati Gazette (tri-w,ekly) publiSh Tour
weeks aud scnd bill to this Office
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"What riseth slow from the ocean caves,
And the stormy turfY ...
The phantom pale sets his blackencd foot
On the fresh green turf" ~
Then raising his voice solemny he said :
"You asked to see your friend, Francis
Villiers, who was drowned three years
ago off the coast of South America--whai
do you see p a
III see," replied the student, ga white
light rising near the window but it has
no form, it is like an uncertain cloud"
We-the spectators--remainedp dprofouG'
dly silent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13

Ma EprroR--You win please the name ofPErER
candidate for City Marshal ct the ensuing April
election. fel27-te
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13

DRowSED.-An Englishman by the name
of Woodruff, and brother of the we'll known
stock physician, DR.. Jas. Woodruff, was
drowned yesterday about noon while engag-
ed in catching lumber from a fatboat lying
at the lower landing. He was reported to
be in the act of drawing in plank with a
hook when he lost his balance and fell over.
board, and sank Immediately. His friends
were engaged with large force dragging
the river for his body at late hour last even.
ing without success. He leaves wife and
several children.
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New York, Feb. 2lst, 1855. ffHor

Postscript TO PRAVER.-On the banks
of the Illinois river, lived little Emma X
with her widowed mother, and two brothers.
Alfred and Albert. In the course Of time,
Alfred, who was lame, went to New England
to learn trade, leaving only three a, home.
Every evening before retiring to rest, would
this little girl kneel down and repeat her
prayer, in which she ever remembered her
absent brother, and asked God to watch
over him aiso.f - Al .a4fr fTs
One morning after break fast, she suddenly
left her play, and came to her mother with
this question:
"Moiher, would it be wrong to add a post.
cript to prayerl" 'sihf'sa''T j
"Why, Emma. dear, what makes you ask
such question:" "
because, mother, IN my prayer this morn.
ing, forgot to pray for Alfred"
"Then, my child, it will be perfectly pro-
per to do So" and off the little girl ran to
add her Postcript to her prayer, for heI
Are all the children who read this paper
as conscientious, and do they pray to thei
heavenly Father every night and morning
as this little Illinois girl!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13
rseveral very serious casualties o, occ,

rSeveral very serious casualties occur.
ed at the fire the other night in Vicksburg.-
One Of them was the burning of man by
the name of Henry Worthington, said to be
from this city. He was put to bed drunk in
the evening and was forgotten, and it was
presumed that he was surrounded by flames
before he was aware Of the FIRE or that he
was smothered. A coroner's inquest was
held upon the small portion of the body
which was unburned; the verdict was "per.
ished in the flames"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13
The state RcvoIuiionizcd.

Our neighbor of the Enquirer says that
the first and only Fusion Legislature that
the State ever had, has "wiped out our State
organization entirely, and that we must now
commence anew the same as territory
This is deplorable state of things truly
Now we don't believe our neighbor thinks
as he writes about the matter, nor that he
will sleep any the less sound at night, through
the fear that the annihilationF Of our State
Government has been contaminated as he
says it has. He has no danger to appre.
bend from any source, unless he should hap
pen to have conscience enough left to up
braid and rebuke him for telling such IN.
founded and silly "yarns" as the above. But
he says it has been done. and the blame is
all charged 20 the Republican party! Well,
we don't believe you can charge blame to a
party more able to bear it, or better qualified
to extricate the State from this difficulty and
the others Under which it has suffered for
years under Locofoco misrule. But, says
Mr.. Hall, SHE State is disorganized-we are
now in state of revolution: Our govern
ment has been overthrown.'' Well, if Mr..
Hall is correct, we are q lawless people and
can all do as we please. We can exercise
our notions Of popular sovereignty" to the
fullest perfection. Isn't that glorious! The
Maine law has of course gone by the board
too-all, all gone down in the terrible Nal.
strom of John B. Halls revolution! Fol
the purpose of testing the constitutionality
of this chaotic and singular state of loose
ness which the Enquirer has thrown oul
State government into, we advise the firs
debtor whom Mr.. Hall prosecutes, to plead in
bar his own declaration that "the State gov.
eminent is disbanded, and there are no exist
isting laws for the collection of debts"--ant
we expect to hear of Mr.. Hall availing him
self of this plea the next time Todd brings ;
suit against him. In the mean time, we ex
pect the world will wear on, and Indiana viii
govern herself by the force of habits acquir.
ed under the late dissolped G.! organization
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13

the cost of the road when put in complete
order and fully equipped; thus making sure
and undoubted security for the bonds.
The capital stock of the company is about
S845 .00c, and all but about $40, 900 was sub
scribed and is now owned, within Is miles OF
that part ofthe road now in operations; which
can be said of very few roads now in the
country, and is evidence that the road was
wanted, thar it will be managed by those in
terested in its success, and will pay we'll
when finished.
The charter is perpetual, and makes the
PRESIDENT and Directors individually liable
ior all debts contracted by them in the name
oil the company, beyond the amount of good
and solvent stock subscribed.
aa.s .nu CHAUNCEY ROSE,
-FraHpf't 2 tsl Financial Agent
New York, Feb. 2Ist, 1855! tfHNfrf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13

AUCTION To-DAY.-The balance of the
stock of Edw. Fegan & Co.'s staple and
fancy dry goods, will be sold to-day at auc.
ton by Woolsey & Nelson, commencing al
9 o'clock this morning, and the sale will con.
tinue from day to day till the stock is dispos-
ed of. Ladies and gentlemen are respect.
fully invited to attend.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13

~ Two men were frozen to denth near
Pittsburgh during the late cold weather.
John Johnston, aged sixteen, got partially in
toxicated, and was found dead i'm deep
revine. About two weeks ago man who
had been drinking persisted with cold. He
was found in the morning standing on his
hands and feet like quadruped, frozen stiff.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13
To Whoiesaie Grocers, Ltqu or De ers
and Manufacturers.

TuNHR Subscriber importing superior quahty of
Oil of Cognac of which u of with co gallons
spirits win produce fine cognac Brandy his Essences
Rochelle Oard BRANDY. of Jamaica and Sc
Rum Arae Cider. and Peach Brandy Holland Sc5eidam
Schnapps Scotch Whsky ackno by the
the good demand them Direc
tons for Will Invariably be given by
DR.. LEWIS FREIrCHMAYER
-fFrfl.f fff Ffs AL Maiden. Lane. kss York.
NJ BNPhoosaphie and Daguerreotype Chemicals. Metals
and Patent Medicines Bromine Iodine Cyanish Potassium
Oxide Silver distilled Mercury Nitrate Stonta Ext
Fumgating Psstiles Platna Birmuth Nckle.
Cadmium Carnine and Rouge and * blue Indigo OIL uni
per Carcevery Pincento Bitter Almonds. mhl2 d24wl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13

~ An Indian hung himself at Ontonagon
the past winter. He was attacked with the
smallpox, when he drove the Other Indians
from his camp, took his faithful dog and hung
him to the limb of tree, and then suspended
himself to another. .Esss 80
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13

~ The steamer Paul Jones arsived here
yesterday evening from New Orleans with
heavy freight for Pittsburgh, and crowded
with passengers. i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13

DEF OF assgnees tia entire Of
Ing Gentsmens Furnishing Goods. belonging to George
ORTIZ on Main street. between First and Second Sale will
continued till Saturday March H. when the remainder Of
the stock will be offered auction sale
At 3 o'clock. A. NJ. DECKER j. KRAMER.
mhl2 do Assignees.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dir. SANDEhs;-Peass the of X. b. HA Rr
candidate for City Marshal. the ensuing April
ton. .yuFrfrstE - efsfgFUEF mhS tes
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AssIGNEEs, SALE OF CI.OTHING. &C,

lust RECEIVED 100000 Percussion Caps.
- mhl2 TENNEY A SoRESsoN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-08

cargo Of Liverpool one-htth Fine TO arrive and Fale
Of 1000 sacks Fine At 81 25. Il
LARD OLIVE yesterday noticed sales Of 800 bbs
aChiedp ct SOC; and 90 Winter Strained at 81 o5 p
gallon.
CANDLEs-we have noticed sales Of several hundred
boxes Star Candles at &c y Ii.
TALLow-The last sales Of City Rendered were at
11kc y n. .s-
LIME-The rates for Thomaston from second hands
have been 81 s00s1 50 2 Dbl.
LEADING have noticed sale Of 100 pigs Gaisns
Lead, for shipment to Mexico, at So y II.
NAVAL ST0REs--We quote Tar at 81 T5ds3 90,
Pitch at 81 e29s1 TO- Rosin at 81 159s2, and Spirits
Turpentine at 37G3Se p gallon. A lot Of 100 bbs
Common to Good Rosin sold Tuesday at 81 30
Dbl yesterday 81 bbs spts Turpentine taken
| at 37a3sc y gallon.
FREIGHTs-Tbere has beon considerable activity in
the Freight market and the rates have improved The
engagements Of the week comprise nine ten ships for
Liverpool at IA for Cotton two three at 11sd thres
for Hayre at for Cotton and 2sc for Wheat
Bremen ships for Bremen at for Cotton one for
Hamburg at for Cotton, ship for Antwerp at Ike
for Genoa at III and foreign vessel for Trieste
15lc Wheat has lattery been shipping to Liverpool
at lid.
| EXCHAEGEs-There has been good demand for most
descriptions of Bills during the week. and the rates gem
| orally have been frmsr. We now quote:
btering ivy 0loi4
Francs. Of 2565tSlA 2 doiai
EewYork Gixty-day Bills.. p CT dn
Sight Checks on New York X0x dis
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Wess-t1s Ses Aeos1 Bsshsonoa Carroll &coss w I.tkc
s sss sa p.sps tT..E fos rs +
q sqs. z w.s1 ss Nat.v
sT oUs-ss.smsr P,sl es bills
ssf. e ss sss. s.s ss T
~ss.s Ss5 20 - fS S1 s ;
-four wheat aarss says Pnet.rs
@ ssiss aeeas &. ss Msass
ss ss' z. ssd h ss, sss T. s
e. corn i &c g s 80 's'
" sack. SO hts Ecu iss do
e assfs s ss % C. e i
d T. osig nss,g.s b1s %4.s Nosn ~;
90 ssi,
20 Dssss.Isa coils ioss aassrsJ
ycKsBuRG sA.msr c.sdo No 20 bales cesoa M.ps~.ll
F ni 49, wss Dsv1po nsis5 S.ss
s.rs-,sa E..n Rasa.r Mskssss Hsbsslias g
E Es ss.asnaoa, Carroll Bsalsy Wsaa
ss 5ts.ss .s.s
ss & 5 sssss aso e. I sfyi ss
easy AsdIsr sssss fsyas Isa
ssl caddy Brown &eo1s 90 ordsrTotal 2ois bales
Nd s.s M Virgil. bales s'0a f'7's
Noble aeddss1ro sis sss ssa 40
bAfo sAkAsearnsr Laurel Hills Coz,
sa s R.4. g
Shaw ssels DsBsne Daslvs-ls Carroll Prtehd
aeo-S Lalandeso bbis Aisin:
b fnoiasses Feowes aeos vrnaud
y bbs nolssfea hhds sugar
- sss DO Dc Roman IS DO 100 Dbl.
be molsssss Isuys Aeca-es Darby Trsruet-e3
DO 50 hhds Brand Iaadrsi
n ehheflo5 do LanaEIk
for,tsi1so de Boaigny Ganuheaaae DO Montgomery
- 40 Tadosl6 bales
Hall Rodd Patnasnrdrss orderTcta
hhds sugar SIS sbs u'lsssss las hf do iobales
| Per New Orleans and Opelousas Railroad
0bbs molsssea
Dsgelos Durive IL
Deamare9i bbs rnoaes Kids W eesfo do sabae
Sss esssss Bqehannon Carroll 20 hhds Carroll Pntch
ard aso25 do 50 bss
ChaypsnsrTotal 80 hbds
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY

CITY lame. Yse Y Na;shsz Foe Mobiles s!sys'son
IerAa Jaa Gsss atoaeh. \ Gs Msrka kason
Avery Soaring w W o; Hugh Elliott, hatcher
Johnsn lady snd two children coneods Graham Louis
serv nae Hse Frank La Mayo IBERIA;
Hnde ST. Paul. Mil; Hnds, Rock sland Ill Geo johnson.
New York,
ST. CHARLES % tes. Nelson, Yatoo City;
" Wiggntcn Miss, Sut!tnan II ThSek, Mcdonald
Porter. Newman Wolfe. W Beck, Dr. H Holmes, Miss
MeNeil Mr. MeNeil Miss McSei AMeAipins Baltimore;
ossr, o; James Va Dougherty Capt Phillips Q;
Dsncy, Gilbert York Dr. Richardson, VI
Routh, Miss R2ath Miss Rou.h, Ogden Eu
Woford TC.ihenu, Rob fugh, Pugh, Guiey
J0g ssng La Pseswost and lady and aas Mis-
Gee Rss4 ady child ard ,evss Benz Roach and asy
M ps Todd and Iady Ohio Mckee Canton Wisk Eng
and ehd Lou Ms Raifop, Wagnon, Mays Eaton
Miiten's Bend; Williamson; Voolfolk KY Conway,
r. gland, H R Powell, Ala
ARcADE;.J Jsek,en, East Feieiana W Wilson, Ark; Il
Dshs ,aakp Pa Bris ham, Morehouse Pa do
Brook M N Carter, Q; Meye,, Misa City;
Pires p Kemp, W W Manson, La. ~
ST LOUIS. r. Jesnzett gouery, Wereh Ernest
DR. obeiman, o; Broader, NJ ard lady
Spencer Freeman. W Mcdonald, NcDooaa Spencer A
Spencer II F Carsertt, Mass; Mrs Shaw AttAekapas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

yICgsBURGSe.er NRtchsx-a7s bales cotton Carroll ard
&coa1s Bakne Stanton Newmsn47s John Wait &eo9 Hem
W Estn &eo254 Miles Adams-l69 NJ Pnekata
George Connoy5s Byme. Vance &oit Vaudeville Mchsnny
la8 Fslswss &sella Psyae Cox ellis BoydIo1
ingen Wade5s Mcdowell Mills Green Crump4s
Foley Asery4l Cleveland Brothers Aeos4 HAby30
Heghs yilsssd deSSs csy Psrs0n2s BsbIdge Asess
Oakley Hawkni4 Richard Nugsa Aeos Bneh Carroll
II Ward saundsra Hunt-l4 Thomhi &eol0 Wyehes
Ico-s Nelsonl&co-T Baylor &co-7 Williams aeos
Stewart &co-f odsTots 4o3 bales cotton less 5ss bales
Watcher.
CAMDEEseamsr Judah Lloyd Frierson
ss Frellsen, &eols Coz ellis Boyd59 Andrew
sssa-44 Henderson, Terry &co-lA Oakley Hawkinss1
land Brothers Williams Bathurst Bogar Foley Ave
ry-45 Campbell Strongest de Llandssa Ward, SANDERS
hunt7o gatman &eols Payne Harrisonls MeKsroy
ard &coi9 Rogers &eell Farley, eoli Mtsnbergs
&ol Buchannon Carroll &eesd Hughes Hyled Byrne
Vance &eo6 cammask sauIea & Wsa4 Csnmgs. stswAr
Dunbar do2 Brandsr Hubhard-I Hemingway
Frisdlsnder kco-TOsal zoos bales cotton.
LoUIsvLEstesner vrgira-74 pess bagsipg rope
%hshsad csamSer-a9 ggs md. P.rmsls Bros bbs liquor
$50 our Male "a spps ma bssus
IS bbs pork Is do lard 10 Do whisky Dc
whsa. Twishe 1o4s III DO oats a bb flour 100 dos
owsn& Cobb bI psashes Thempssnsd do Head
colio Giyspsse0 do lii do wheat Ysaman
e3so do do SO Nelson 4co336 do Robertson McDoga
hels beans Benton
as ks wheat HAiie &eo51s bills Levy
70 SKIS Short bh IAo
apples whisky 80 sacks onions bales
Pssle-ss Beck Reksee wi.hsaloa Jeha Watt co9i
10 Johnon &eo-a Robson Carroll &eos
Cooper Aco-Totai 40 bales eettcs.
ALExANDRIA-Stesmsr riotaloo bales cotton Urorhsr
Is MlsnbsEu &eo-ss psnnoun-ss cammask, Sqursp
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IMPORTS.

LAGUNA-shp Luoa Louisonlolsa qunsas campeahy wood
LYERPooL-shp zcugaals3S tka salt Gifrey Neville keo.
LIvERPooL-Ship shamroek-s7so skis salt Meeker co.
HAvANABrg WIN bags boxer
lot fruit Cahuzsc Bro co-b
Cabaero1 do Rsif2 do Zakendsa,h-5 do to or6cs bill
tobacco Martinez.
CHARLEsToN-Bg Emma Fagerls7 eka rice cohett Chap
ST MARKS-Schr Wild Pigeoa-ss bhls pitch
wine Rogers 400 bbls rean ITO bb is casks oil
mds tobacco Post Mellot mill srures Nale Summers
10 cases tobacco w Donnell-3 do Hsmin. 2
PENSACoLA-Sclr Mary Esn-49 Saunders e.
Huntls Redgi Roberts Terr-lT Lloyd
lumber 4s 600 Rths Merritt msConnelToIs II bales cotton.
BILoxI-schr Pelicsn-So,eo0 feet lumber G Tournade.
ANTE RIv ERsehr Pomms D'or-3O ooks wood to order.
ANTE RiveSc 0etaya30 cords wood Is GOO
PESSACoLA-Schr Sarah Ezabehi50o feet lumber order
BILoXI-Schr Neeessy-4o cords wood to order. Is.
BILoxI-Sehr Cosmopohte- $50 bbH charcoal to order
MoBlLE-SchrH y Laour-Nsval stores TO order.
BILOXI-Schr Bioxi-l50O bbls charcoal TO order.
B1LoXI-Sebr Eudora-95,o 600 feet lumber W Blocker.
TANGHIP0HA-Schr Lyngton-laoO0 feet lumber Merritt Nc
Connel.
TCHEFU RIyER-Schr Dssee40o 600 lumber Ward Leo
PEARL RIyER-Sehr Falseer-ae cords wood to order.
BoNFouCA-sehr Lioerty-Bricks TO order.
TCHEFUNCTA-schr New Plan--4O order.
BILoXI-sloop Petit Cofporsll5 cords wood to order
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scientific able and experienced Mechaniea and Eas
gueers Saiea have examined this Machine and
the most beautiful and useful inventions of modern
date.
the sails gradually ronud the angle which
breeze present less aud less Resistance to the wind
till tempest raging its height little presented TO its
the thin edges A. the 81 The gae aeass The fam
Changing position of the sails what Mechanics have long
sought for in vain. ~ 54n ,
storm fully the control Of regulator
Waterwhssl Steam Engine II this Mil be we'll put up, is
will require ntlon whatever for weeks together
why the wind fo has not been uhiver
sally we'll known be the want OF self
regulating mschin. In heavy gas The wind Wheel h.re,of9r
such rpd to he aud eh greatly 70 the injury Of
and anxiety q the st,sndas THIS in Sai,y y
the # the wind This for b the fast
tend fuel to as with Pow Ths MIL is ready o.
compass will hl lar tanks or ponds hat can be used during
pups reservoir is in to tue quaaes Of water re-
stations aad Sugar and Gotten Pant.ons such
both pumping wste aud grinding
email sired Mil with moderate wind.
will rae OF aud grind five bushels Of
hour For further information or orders, address
'1e s. II. GILMAN, 81 Natclez street, New Orleans,
oas dlaw&Wly Sole Agent for the Southern Statts
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY, Dec. 7, 1855
Arrived during the past week-172o head of Cattle
1851 Hogs 2l7o Sheep % Mich Cows and 100 Calves and
Yesrngs. Barely IS head of Mich Cows, but heavy
supply Of stock for slaughterng purposes remains on
sale Prices easy for purchasers at quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-08

ETAT DE LOUISIANA,
eixtems Copr de District de Ia Eo2yeiis Oflsxns.
Pre,snt pHonorabie J. B. COTTON, Isz.. 3+
R. BoRGsTEDE creaaeiers, popr Acknowledgement
No. ss0. - s-s7f 54
rONSIDERANT lie petition ct raf6dasit, IL
todouss au'nns ssbiss ds sresnsisrs d. p.t
Rot Rarssd Public,
le l5ne De D=cefs deli
srep pioanairs
Psttsrmesmen gull 1esnde Samuel Nysrz
soft les attendant
est de pus ordnne antics jndearss
sanne ct les bens dr dit ps.:tonaas srsnt
Nouvste Orleans, re . NoveIasTs, 1855. 1
tssaed) J.B. COTTON Jsgs.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-08

STATE OF L0ULsrANA,
Sixth District co1vt of New Oriesns-1
\ Present, tbs Hon. J. q. CUTTON,
: J. 3. BOsssTEDL ". His Creditor, upon q Respite
HNHE WITHIN Petition and Affidavit eonsid-
dsrs3, Il is srisr.d this. pei
onsr be eongoed and held bsors Henry
the 18th Of Deesnhsr 10 o'clock A. pnpas
debsAt1g afsrs petitioner granting rsys1g
the respite asksd oT ~ psoutr and let saues Myers
judicial proceedings property o.
petitisnev be stsysd. " - N
New 0rsAss, November ., 1855.
tsgaes) J. B. COTTON, Judge.
A .rue
Clerks 0Ges Nov. g. 1885.
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