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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

PHESIx FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, March 10, 1855.
The Board of Directors have
~ This o.y declared Dividend of kiGhr PER GENE on
the capital stock Of 800 600 payable and ae tae 18th inst
at their Office, No. 3i5 Fulton-st. Brooklyn.
PHIL4NDER SHAW, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

CUPREME COURT-In the matter OF proving
- the will Of EUPUEMIA JOHNSTON, dees ased TO the
heirs aud egatees OF Euphemia John'ton
notice that Ia Of order catered
IN the 2,h day OF January 1855 by the direction
oftbe Hon William Mitchell Of the Justices Of the su
p.me Court the ssts Of N,wYork upon the petition Of
FREDERIC TUDOR You required to show czgse, any
Won before this Court special term thereof 70 b, held
CITY the City Of Ne~fork on the seventh Day
OF pr s55 o'clock n the forenoon Of that day why the
" of the said Euphemia Johnon should
proved by duly e1emplfed authenticated
Issued for that purpose
frsIes Watts ESQ., Of Boon in the sts'e of Mssicha
sstis g wall a. HeE.lork January % 1855
EMERSON PRICHARD. Attorneys for petitioner.
let o.TD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

NEW-YORK SUPREME COUKT.-W lIIlam
~ Haier tstia,t John n. BsrbourSummons for money
demand on contract-ro JOHN BARBOUR; You are
hee bs summoned AID reauired 70 he COMPLIANT IA
Ills action heh will be fled ia the Office OF The CLERK OF The
Civ and County NewYok the City Hail. in the ty VI
New York and to cops OF your ssw,r 70 me .ai
compliant the subscribers, al their Office At NO ~
OF New Iok within twenty DAYS srr the
service Of this exc use OF the ds OF lch
IL fell the said Complaint WIN
the tim. aforesaid the PlsinE IN this scon VIII AXE Jids
en against you Ut Eight Hundred .nd So.re@
Dolls Cents witt interest from the 20 Day
of Angus, One Thousand Eight Hundred and sy three on
ssh IS 30 the Il six cert. per annnn aga with
interest from 18TH dag OF October, 1855 on @1'k stio az
the Per per besides the costs OF TINS &C
tion pa'ec January %. 1855. -
The complaint in this action h!ed II the once Of toe
Clerk OF City ard County o. New YORK. at tae C,y nan
he Of yors the 18Th day Of ken,-..y ~
asls lad ~ srERLiNO ruAyBa, rlelnti1 Attys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15
TuSIs MoRRELL, Auetioneer
INTENSIVE SALE THIS DAY, Thursday, }

TXTENSIVE SALE THIS DAY, Thursday
NJ va o'clock q, Nc. 81 Nassau ~ Rich and Plain fURNi-
1URE very extensive manufacturers cIosne copsfnei
shp consisting GOD Paor Furniture covered satin
rosewood and MAHOGANY Wsrdobs mahosany Sec
IeaIies &c rich Becseads Bureaus ds to match;
epameled Chamber Furniture marble tops &c TetsA Tetes
Sofas Essy Chais Center Sofa and Gard Tables rose
wood Ta.fes Ea Stands Lounges &c Second hand fafo-
ture-sofas card Tables WAshsrds, Book ceases Windass
Bed.tesd Msiiress.s Chairs aud Tables Aso sec.
ou6 Piano Forte rosewood Octave supe-
rior ioromept made by celebrated maker Oh psiotos'
from MIR e. Coates other er MrrOIs, french'pate,
Oval srd Pier Glasses; Jewey. Fob. &c Chains Earrings,
Bresst pins Ciss q different brands IN lots on . TO
tOc being 5000 In this days sac. VIII aso be found Chi
nse Ciape shsws Impossible 20 give full description TX
anime previous sale by catalogue AID manuscript BARRIERS
Chair, nc, covered with p.u,h
EOR SALE at AUCT 10 My A. j.
IL BLEECKER-FRlDAY, March 10, at the Exchange,
eisbt lots b between sd sud formsg tue en-
tre the block; lots Is by 100 feet except %
which Is feet inches by ooeet Title ip1sputsoie Two
third. remain on bond and moresse. tor Two years
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15
VENTE PAR SHERIFF.
FTAT DE LA LGU!SIANE-Pa

- otsee TerrchGnne.-Cour du SicMe Dstric:,
Succession de Louisiana B.. Hart, decide,
V've Tobias Gibson.
An par rartorite de Cour du iene District Ju-
dclaire sesesnt ct pour Ia Pasoisse Terrebonne II
nfier ventc pnlique par Joseph Gacn6 Sheriff
duenen. cc,nmssone uaihe pocs Ia s.dite Pa,
eisse, a In noa;scu de Cour, Houma
Lundi, le 26 Novemhre. 1856,
II heares A. NJ, La porries ci apres decrites Saror
Uun certain morceau de terre sue ais paro.se.
environ mile dessus de Ia willie de Euurri
sous lc nom de Hollywood. entire les Ba,ouq BLACK
Terrebonne, horne Bayou Black haut Far
de VIM Mno:. en- ct bss par lie u reme, e le
Bayou TefrebOnne rive drOt hcrk haut par In
de kemi Bourgeois ct dAexantre Lirete, Sas par
cee lie B. Dunn, ct h rive :gauche, borne hau
il terrc de j. E. brgeron ct ss par cee hu d..
G. Wade, contenant bnu penrrG lsa ensemble
boutes les Ia :sscs ct anne sra.iOns apprrtcIa
La dte psOpriete serA .endue conditions
suivant sav0ir:
lie Placement fera quatres :czmes egaux viz: "a
quart payable le 10 Avr ls57 1855 1852 'sdO. Les
acquerenrs oufnront leurs bets hypothevne sp6
cia sur ID psopTete vendue pnyaiie rcrr de Tobias
Gibson La proprietS siahc lc Ter Jars!er 1856.
ct lee bles int6re; i Tsna de hut cent
Ian depuis eette date Jusqu's far!ct psiem mt.
+. O. GAsSE Dept Sheriff.
Houma. 10 3 Octcbre, 1s65.-tds..
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PROsP PECTUs
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NEWSPAPER By-LAws..A'c contemporary
lays down The following pithy code Of
newspaper bylaws. They are the best
we have seen drawn up: 1. Be brief.
This is the age of telegraphs and steno-
graphy. 2. Be pointed. Don't write
all around subject without hitting it.
2. State facts, but don't stop to moralize.
It's a drowsy subject. Let the reader do
his own dreaming. 4. Eschew Preiaces.
Plunge at once into your subject, like =
swimmer into cold water. 5. If you have
written sentence which you consider very
fine, draw your pen through Il. A pet
child is always the worst in the family
6. .Condense. Make sure you have an
idea, and then record it in the shortest pos.
sible terms. We want thoughts in their
q,,intescence. I. When your article is
completed, strike out nine tenths Of the
acjectires. The English is strong Ian.
guage, hut won't bear much "reduciog.'
|6. Avoid all high. flown language. Never
use stilts when legs will do as well.
9. Make your sentences short. Every
period is . milestone at which the reader
may stop and rest himself. 10. Write
legibly. Don't let your manuscript look
like the track Of spider half.drowned ia
ink. We shan't mistake any one for q
genius, though he writes Is crabbily =:
Napoleon. ssts>f'sa1 lf5 ''it
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15

Jews LOVE OF JUDEA.-The most in.
teresting circumstance which presents it.
self to my mind, in recalling what Isaw
of the Hebrew Nation in the East, is the
universal diffusion Of the love, the undying
love of the Jews for their own Judea, the
Canaan Of their fathers. Who could see,
without emotion, thousands of poor
Israclites, who from the remotest parts of
Europe, have made their way, by long and
wearied pilgrimage, through privations in-
calculable, and suffering without end-of.
ten shoeless, and almost clothless, friend.
less, penniless-,hat they might see the
City Of David, and lay their bones in the
bosom Of jerusalem? What multitudes
are there among them who have sold there
last possession-baving gathered together
their little, their inefficient all-and having
started, marching towards the rising sun,
from tn Oistula, Dueiper, and Danube, on
a journey as long, as perilons! How ma.
ny have perished exhausted on the way
How many have landed at Soppa, srossed
the Taurus. at Antioch, who have been
unable from over exhaustion, to reach their
longed-for goal! How many have sunk
in sight of the Mount of Olives! And
how many have closed their eyes in peace
and blessedness, when the privilege has
been vonchsafed to them of treading with.
in the walls Of Salem!
DR.. Bourins.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15
SELECTED POETRY.

" 9nALo MASSEY.

" exaALo NAS.Y.
Her dalsty hand nestled in mine. rich and white,
Anl tnid ~ the trembling dove;
Ara 4 sxinkled about me, a Jewel Of light,
A. ~ saznished our feast of love.
Tx,s shs qneenliest hnnd in al lady land.
And shs NJ ap"or mans wifi.
0. itile yea thisk how shat wee. whiss hssd
Cesn aars n he lattle Of life:
ns han v0bs,y A. maidea's might b.
Ba, hssh dlmhed to heroic height,
And huned hike s>ieM In desrncs of ssa
o. NE sosex feA Il hight:
And, .taztins . are Il hath oftea Qashed Up
IN her eyes. tie good heart and rare.
A. shs drsak dsva Aer As4 ri our latseress ssn
And taught Ne how to beaz.
RGs eyes.hst seemed, with thelr su,ie sublial
Nsse y look Ne and light me 70 heaven,
ny have trianI he'll thro' bitter seafs many tiDe,
sisee thsk lsse b my life w.s given: 8
Aaa .le naiden.ne-k voice OF ne womanly wifs
adhsinseth the heavens higher;
s@Hnnes IKE the vetce of God ovoe ny HE,
ed1ns ne climb up higher. IS
hardy dassd thnk Il vas hsmrn, vhea .f l.
~ heked y her yearsins face;
ENk shsas - the sun had opened thsa,
III did h With glory and snec! efatH
sssdsassa h light Of healing grew ..5f
y - eask and desolste day,
Aas ninbss, when heaven hath no tessk Of blue,
sailsla ~ sssra sway. 5 -
NROQe ~ the leveliness- 5.
- asuea sf heayes 70 snfod!
~ asa Aas bends 1ower- like in loves carvss
WsA - vsess's strssgsh y sossed.
y ~ wsssaipfsl psesssee tssasdgussd sand,
Az the pe~ 1aa's English home
- sehs viA ths bs,aty Il Greece The grand.
- shy6 sagalss3 Roma. ~ ss
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15
SHERIEF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUiSiANA-Parish OF


GTATE OF LOUiSiANA-Parish OF
X rerrehonneFif, Judicial District C,urt ses.:r in
and for the Pa. ish OF ~erre o,!,e
Succession Of Francois Msbrough, Decd.
IN tire and hy The uthorty of the District CcUlt
of the Fifth Judicial district. sitting and the PARISH
OF Te.r ebonne, The undersigned Sheriff of SAID FaSs
will
Saturday, tho l7th day Of Noy'r 1855,
s the Co,rt-House doc in the Of Houma, in said
Parish OF er ebun.c, proceed to sell public auction,
the ionwig d. scTbed property, belonging te shove
named estate, VIZ.
]. The undivided half OF certain tract Of land
ted in this par sa, the right descendi- brnk nj the
Bayou Little Ca, measuring five arpents in front, VITA
such depth the confirmation calls for ri,h p. tie
provements thereon, bounded aDove by ln6 of Hu:ari &
Watson, and below by and OF Lou.s VeTet.
2.Cne Ls,'i Warrant.
TERMS AND GoND.TICNs-Te land p-yahle hv
thirds Ore in all sni each OF the moths of -ch c:
the years 1856 1857 and 1858: purchasers to :vc cs
with good ard approved security. signing jointly with
themselves to he oder Of The administrative the
with mctg"ge on tha propsrty sold.
The iand Warrant pay able in March 1885, the -c hr
TO give uot and good and approved security. and
all not punctrally pad TO bear Interest nj The .ie :
eight Per cent per annum from masnrity us:l ai
ment. J0S. A. GEGNE, She:i.i.
Houna, October 10, lSl5-S0!.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15

OPENING OF THE MAILs-INTRuDERs
MUST BE TURNED OUT.-THE Post Office
Department has issued an order in rela-
ton to the opening and and closing Of FINALS
It sets forth that tho mails cannot, in com.
pliance with law, be opened or made up by
The postmaster or his sworn assistants
within the reach of persons not authorized
to handle them. The post master must,
therefore, while discharging these duties,
exclude from the room appropriated to the
use Of his office all persons except hia
assistants regularly employed and s~om.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15
THE KNlCKERBOCKER MAGAZINE,
EDITED ~
LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.

GINCE the Price Of Subscription has
~ heen reduced from Five to Three Dollars year,
the circulation Of the Knckerseker has been increased
nearly four to one In many places sold where
there but before, and throughout the year has
been steadily increasing. 1t is offered cheap
any Of the Magazines, all things considered Instead
maxim. new and prodsious promises, submit fe"
tracts from notices Of late numbers, which might
tend to a number Of pages:
1.-THE Knickerbocker has been ami will be fact of its
own: genuine living thing all the desirable now
that the new crop Magazir filled with articles pntee
from English authors, make fresh. home creation smrl
conspicuous AMI welcnme.- New York Christian poun
The Rev. F. w. SHELTON. author OF Letters from the
I'm liver etc. will he q regular contributor.
The tasnt in the cuntuy will he enlisted and nc
expeuse or effort 10 make the kNICKERBOCkER more
than evel deserving of the first .on among orig
nal American Magazines.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15
VEN'rE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE L.. LOUIS!ANE.-Pa1

~ osse Tcr-ebrn-e -Cn1r iu 5sme District JUtlc.s!-
segeani dars Ell pour la di:e p,roisse-
Succession Le Eransos Aial5rrugh.
Ie .ou.iyne, Sheriff afrt-ai ven;e puhIue Il ms
de eouT oaaa, Same e l. jnu de Novsinbr". e!s
entire heures A. NJ. ct henres P. IL. L, pr"r -.tt
e,e ri apres decrites appaienont ID dite
snvoir:
IT, La motto indivis dua cert.I lie rerre,
stus cet,e isfossc. Ia rive d.o. de.ct,d:' I.
Byeu Petit Ctil4u, nssuSant cnq arpeHts de .aee
psonndeur suvant rarpsnt,se hoTce en- ham, pa:
dc Hotafd Walton. ct bsa par ceie da Ln, N.se;
ensemble avec toutes at,'sses aneoratons .pr-
tenant
90 Tn Land Warrant
La te site termes ct conditions slivn
savoir: lie L,rd Warrant y.b!e en- II rs; l,t e, i,
tere payable par ers, tier cbacln des 'lais de
Mars lies annes iS6, iS5. ct los. LAgne.dure es
Acquereures 'ournirL,nr euis Let> honne sc'h
cianta c,u,ion Higne coEoin:n,eni ec.re eaq pal!.
orre de de Ia dite succession la rH?-
etc Ts,u resara spe:aiment Gro;heGne ct les .et Ge
ver"ni arter inarest raisOn de Init cent srts
'erseante. JOS. A. GAGNE, Snt H.
Honma 10 Octobre. 1885,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15
Succe ssion Of Jerome Dure.
CTATE OF LOCISiANA.-Parish of

x TerTebOnne--Sth UfstFct LctTt.
WHEREAS Jean Charles Dupre Of the Parish of 1.s-
nuTche aaminisira.nr Of said succession. hayfng fled
with the undersigned Clerk Of said Court final account
Of his administration q succession says that the
be approved au. hn;o. gated,
THEREFORE, all psrsoGs having any objections tn the
homoIosation e;l accot hereby notified make
them within thirty days from the dat. hereof otherwise
they v i'll be deprived of that right
Witness my hand this 81 ,!ay Of October, 1855.
,-.. il. .-7srIs.fse, J. ATCOCK, CieyS n said Court
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ruc HOCMA CERES
.,,;.h.d eyery THURSDAY MoRS

rs,. pdar, per annumE-payAb!e at the time OF
s9. GSrps; 2. ;,,s.s sss S'ss' ss III. r... Of On.
ADsss os.re (of ten lines iess for the ar.t and
poti p9 I ~ srsrv subseouent insertion liberal
sg made 70 hee vi, .dve,tss oy the ysa,
ys:' ,s1.ns will Il sh,ss ind 'oa nome ns q
sse..I -. Il" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lions Of per.
...J sssure Or such are not deemed 70 oe o. puSe
a.s s msy be inserted ~ advertisements tat 'ne op
iassss, ,.a sa;sor1 nv being paid far In advance.
asc,S"svG as y" GCAyDIDATES-Ten Dullars will be char
~. ,sro.ncng CsnGdses for oil Offices % hs paid
hsdvance. &h,.. nr fonr 1nea
=, i cheerfuly inserted without charge oos 'nose
y r'ss.sr lsnTth. viii he rated advertisements.
csSsrspoSDEyrs are Informed that no notice whst.
s viii Be taken o' any .na .o'
~ ~. wr,,er-not necessary for publication. ous -
susr,ntse Of good faith. n..w
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TYELAW ON NEWSPAPERS

Subscribers no do not give express notee 70 tne
sre considered u wishing 70 continue tne SAD
xnFtion.
y .ubscbers order the dcontinusrce OF their new
vmr the publisher may continue 70 sena tue" ea'" y
n sub.cdiers neglect refa,e 70 take their news
.n.rs from the Office 10 which they are directed they
- res,Dne for then until they have settled their bin
IA ordered them discontinued.
,.r, from the ONCE or removing and leaving thesi I'M
I'D i0r is psins fasie evidences Of Intentional fraud
The Urscd States Courts have also repeatedly deci
ID thai Postmaster, who nesecs TO give seasonao'e
-. !, occurred by the Post Once Department. Of the
a. seeect a refusal Of person to take from the once
nevpspn addressed TO him, renders the Postmaster ha
y. = ne uab4shsr for the subscription price.
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BR1GHAM YouxG's LAsT.-The sanity
Brigham Young, the loving Shepherd Of
the Mormon flock, recently held forth to
the following purport in Salt Lake City.
lie and Joe Smith have had hard time Of
it. We pity them:
Up to this time we have carried the
world on our backs. Joseph did it in his
day, besides carrying this whole people,
and now all this is upon my back, with my
family to provide for at the same time. and
we will carry it all and bear off the King
dom Of God. And you may pile on State
after State, kingdom after kingdom, and all
bel! on top, and we will roll on the King
odm Of our God, gather out the seed Of
Abraham, huild the cities and temples Of
Zion, and establish the Kingdom Of God
to bear rule over all the earth, and let the
oppressed of all nations go free. have
never yet talked so rough in these noun
tains as did in the United States when
they killed Joseph. l there said boldly
and loud. "lfever a man should lay his
hands on me and say, ION account of my
religion,) you are my prisoner the Lord
Almighty helping me, would send that
man to hell across lots. | feel SO now.
Let mobbers keep their hands of from me,
or will send them where they belong;
am always prepared for such an emergen.
cy." sa-4 ... -.'.
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II mans projects succeed. we ap-
plapd his sound business judgment; but
if they fail, we SEQ the cause If failure
50 plainly, that we arc -astonished 1t his
want Of foreihought il ust seeing i Il TIE
beginning.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15
- SHEBlFF'S SALE.
CTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Parish &c
~ Tesrebonne.-Fifh District Court. -..
Estata nf ru,iS;ana II Hart dace.

~ Tesrebonne-Fiffh District Court. -.
Estate of Louisiana b. Hart, deceased,
Wife Of Tobias Gibscp.
In the name ard by tn. authority of the Fifth District
Court. stn. in and 70. the parish Of Tereho-e there
will b. offered for sale at patc auction, by j. A. Gsse.
sheriff, duly commissioned and qualified, in aud TO.
Parish. On
Monday, the 26ih day Of November. 1885.
at the Cnurt jim Hs,n., II o'clock, A. Nj.
the following described property, to-xic
A certain tract OF land, or sugar pianta-
ton in the parish of I'errebonne, about
one mile above Houma, known as tEe
Hollywood Plantation, between the Bay
Gus Black and Terrebonne and on tho
East bank Of the Baynu Terrebonne.
bounded on the Bayou EIack abo-e by
land Of Wm. J. Minor. and below by land
|of VIM J Minor, and on the Bayou Terre-
hcnne, bounded on the right bank, above
by land Of REM Bourgeois and Alexan-
Dire Liaette, and below by land Of J. 3.
Dunn, and on the East hank, above by
land Of J. B. Bergeron, and below by
land Of DR.. N. C. Wde-with all tie
buildings and Improvements thereon or
thereunio belonging:
TERMS The price payable by toarhs, enc fnnrth
bive their notes the srde- u Tobias Gibsn secured by
special mortgage o, the penpertv so;n Thr property
to be delivered nn the ls day of Janus-, le. and tie
notes To bear eight Per per intcret rom that
time until paid.
T. OCAGNE, Deputy sheriff.