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Eastern times., 1855-10-04
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In this city, 3Oh ult Alice Eva cayvan, aged year
mos.
In this city 26th ult Miss Sarah s. Tootacke aged %
years.
In this city, 2i inst, Charles Boothby, NJ D., aged Sc
years.
Ia Phpsburg lst inst, Joseph Morse, aged Is years
In West Bath, 18th ult Mrs Polly Macomb, aged Sc.
Isbamariscotta, Mrs. Mary Z. Merrill, %.
In Rockland, Mrs Martha H. Hassen. aged Gs years;
Frederick Aton of Orrs r. and Mary A. Butler aged
mos.
Lewiston. Mrs. Sarah J. Woods aged 2s.
In Auburn. Emma Frances. daughter Of Thomas and
Lydia " smith, aged year 10 monIhsi Susan, wife Of
Capt. james Harlow, aged IS.
In Wesplrt Mrs Louisa NJ. Grcenlcaf aged ~ years.
IN Boston, Isaac Brown Of brunswick aged g.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
DOMESTIC PORTS,

Boston-Ar 26th sch Moses Eddy, Wiscasset
Edsertown-Ar oath sch Lucy Blake, Spear, Port Even
for Rockland
SD 18th schs Boliver for Aqgusa Sarah Louisa Saco
5aiveston0f the bar llth ship Austin, for NewY ork
In port 10Th brig yesta, for New York
SaSannah-Ar 2st bark Chas William, Hawes, Boston
brig Matinic, Johnson do
Chareston-Sld 22d I'D ship Alliance, Liverpool
new 1ork-Cid 18th shir Cynosure, Pray, Mobile
Provlne nce-Ar 18th sch Wankinco. Long, Gardiner
Fall Riyre1n the bay coming up 26th sch Alexander,
25d brig Howard Race Philadelphia for
Bath; sch John Myers, Bath fos Truro
Bostsn-Ar 24th brig Ann Al Wccks Marston and Am
ulet Robinson, Richmond
HyannisAr 9th sch Texas, Baker, Bath for Fall River
River
New OrIeans-Ar Path ship Erie. Curtis, Rio Janerio
Doboy-Sld 18th brig Crocus New Bedford
Philadelphia-Cd 25th sch Delaware, Franklin Bath
brig Castilian, Pinkham, Portland
New York-Ar 10Th bark Leroy, Smalley, Mobile; sch
S Rankin, R0ckland
Cid 26th bark Muskingum. Dickey, Warren RI
EPortland-Ar 10Th sch Ella Francis Gardiner for
York
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT OF YELLOW FE-
vER.-The Norfolk correspondent of the Balt-
more American writes, Sept. 5, as follows:
g The homeopathic physicians, of whom We
had three, Drs. Campos, Hardy and Howe,
claim TO have great success in the treatment of
the disease, having cured nine to every one
they have lost. Drs. Howe and Campos hav e
both had the fever, and have rapidly recovered
DIR. Hardy has as yet escaped"
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Jonas whitcomb'. Remedy for Asthma.

Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy for Asthma.
The foilolriaS Certificate ,rR shor the estimation in
hich this Remedy held By those rho hare used ii:
BosroN August 18th, 1858.
Mr. BURNETT; Dear Sir-The Remedy foRAstlma which
you prepared has given such great and speedy relief
that cannot refrain from thanking YOU for it.
My suherngs for many years dreadful often de-
prving me oires bot, day and night for many weeks
geher, so that my life became almost burden me, and
l expected 10 suffer long my life lasted. had tried
every hithero-kn0wn remedy within my reach, with little
good effect. Last March Whitcomb's Remedy pre-
pared by yourself The first dose
quite relieved me; since that time tcaspoonful Com
pound, taken whenever have felt any Asthmatc symp-
TOMS has in every instance relieved me- consider-
uon would tempt To be without bottle of your Asthma
medicine.
do not quite liketo have my name in the newspaper,
but you may make such Of this for the benefit Of the
afflicted, you deem proper. | am, &c. vi
For sale by u. H. la,, Portland; G. +. Sargent L Co.,
Bangor Ebcn Fuller Augusta c. p. Fessenden Rockland;
and duggists generally.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Beef, Pork, 60.

N0W in store and for SALE
IN 25 bbls Western Mess Beef,
25 do Boston Mess Pork,
Is do do Prime do
10 do do Clear do
Beefin half bbls. Smoked Beef.
Smoked Shoulders, &c.
Steam Ferry Wharf. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS 4 CO.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
State Of Maine.

S4GADdHoc, ss.-suPrems Judicial Court, august
Term, 1885.
the foregoing petition ordered that the petitioners
give notice to their Of the pendency Of this
SUIT, by publishing atiested copy of their petition with
the order of court thereon three weeks suecessvely in
the Eastern Times, public newspaper printed at Bath in
SAID county the last publication to be thirty days least
before the next term Of the Supreme Judicial Court be
holden at Bath, in said county of Sagadahcc the third
Tueay Of December 1885, that they may then and there
appear and show any they have why the prayer
said petitioners should not he granted
Attest, A. L. HEWEY Clerk.
true copy of the petition and order o court threon
Attest, A. C. IIEWEY, Clerk.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

GovERNoR REsDER -Guvernor A. ii. Reed
er, in spirited address, accepts the nomination
of the free state men for Congress, conditional
upon the fact that be is not expected to stump
the Territory.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

C. The old custom of lighting up the mills
of Lowell, and continuing the work until seven
and a half O'Clock in the evening, is discontiu-
ued the present season. Work now ceases at
half-pastsix O'Clock, thus giving the operatives
the use of the long evenings.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Bath Gas Light Company.
Ballast for Sale

0OO TONS handsome Sea Ballast for sale by the sub
AOO scrbers. LOWELL Il SNAIL
Feb 2S 3s
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

THE REcPRocITy TREaTY.-A letter from
Plciou, n. s., dated Sept. l9, says:
The operation Of the reciprocity treaty be-
gins already 10 exhibit some of the beneficial
effects anticipated by the friends of the meas
ure. The trade between this port and ports in
New England States has already increased
many fold, aRd the. demand for articles OF
American manufacture is much greater than in
any former year."
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

1,QuoR CAsEs.-Several liquor cases were
tried in the Boston Municipal court last mouth,
but with the same result as heretofore. The
jurors maintain, in spite of the ruling Of the
court, that they are judges of the law as well
as the fact, and refuse to convict, mainly on
the ground that the law is unconstitutional.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

The PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINEr.-We
certainly have disposition to join in the
abuse so shamefully prevalent in public prints
of president and cabinet who we believe are
as honest, as pure minded, aud as patriotic, as
any we have had for many years past. If is
any comfort TO them they not worse viiied
than were General Jackson and his cabinet,
concerning whom the verdict of posterty is and
will be in direct aniagonism to that of their de-
famers-N Y Journal of Commerce.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
EASTERN TIMES
sk MARINE JOURNAL. So

sTISsos K Co.. No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UIoN LINE Of packets Bath Boston. Capt
Stnson is fvorby known experienced merchant and
shmaser, formerly Of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Al Dit for Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

81 A locomotive built to burn anthracite
coal has been running hundred miles a day
on the Reading Railroad for the past four
weeks, and her performance is SO satisfactory
that good judges on the road think her the best
for passengers they have ever known. She
has abundance Of steam, and throws no dirt or
sparks, and makes saving of45 per cent.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04


OREGoN-The news from Oregon is up to
the 9th August The Colville gold mines,
first pronounced humbug, are now we'll
spoken of again.
Mr.. Bauton, just arrived across the plains,
reported terrible Indian massacre of emf
grants this season at DEVILS Gate, on the
Sweet Water river. A train of 800 men,
women and children, were attacked by the
Chiennes Sioux, and $50 killed, and ali their
stock, provisions, &c.. captured. The re-
mainder of the train reached Salt Lake CITY
in a starving condition Among the slain
were Gen. Lanes brother and family.
1t is reported that 20 whites have been mhr-
dered near Fort Colville by the Indians
The Oregonian contains accounts from the
ColviIe mines, of most glowing descriptions.
1t is stated that an Indian has dug one and a
quarter.ounces per day !; that the Indians are
quite peaceable, and advise their friends who
are about to start for the mines as TO the best
route to reach them. A half-breed Indian has
brought in forty ounces which he dug in three
days.
NJ The election of the pro-slavery or leg
isla;ive party in Nebraska was holden on Mon
day, Oct /, for delegates to Congress. Mex
week the free state party will hold their cleo
ton. The, decision of the conflicting claims
the two delegates thus chosen will be the busl
ness of the house of representatives. :
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

0T 1t is said by Washington corresPon-
dent that the Hon. James Buchanan, Minister
to England, is about 10 lead 10 the alter the
widow of the late James X. Polk.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

FgF Launched on Tuesday from the yard of
Geo. Seolfield the fine ship Rising Sun, of
about 1900 TONS
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

Nd opened for inspection and particularly
n sell, choice Meats in jars, Lard Pork, prime March
Cheese Sugar Cured Hams, put up expressly for Family
use Ketchups Of all kinds, Sardnes different size boxes
Olive Oil; Guava Jelly, Cuweni jelly lasberry Jam, and
in fact without going into all the details, the subscriber
will rcmnd the public that he has about a things that
are nice and will sell any else in the market
ALF. T. ROBINSON.
Don't forget the place of Front st. and Sgadahock
Ferry wharf.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Vessels Wanted.

,EGA Two SHIPS Of from 1000 to 1900 tons burthen
Sa4s- Ship from 600 to 500 tons; Bark Of from
500 to 600 tons also Brig Of lis tons fast saer with
high deck preferred sale for the above named vessels
be made at fair rates. if immediate application mad,
to j. S. SEWALL
Bath, Sept. 81. 2wl6
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
NEW FAIL GOODS!

NOW opening at the GRANITE STORE, large stock Of
IS FAN Dry Goods consisting of lan Striped Plain
Dress Sks the largest and best stock of Black Silks
opened in this city All Wool Figured and Plain Deaine;
Cashmere Shawls Bay State Shawls Thbets Lyoneses
Printed Fannels White Flannes ed and Mixed Fan-
nels Raw 5 iks White Linen Linen Damask; Bleached
seetings also good assortment of Embroderies Also,
Broad Cloths Cassimeres, SatnetIs, Doeskins, &C. The
purchasers of Dry Goods invited call and examine
for yourselves OWEN < co.
Sept. 25
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

E- Counterfeit tens on the Boston Bank are
in circulation.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
DISASTERS, sc.

Ship Sea Lion Davis FIN Neuyitas for Lonbon before re
ported below Charleston leaky &c. at quarantine
Catherine Augusta Howe, from ST Ihomss for San
Bias put into Pernambuco Aug l. with loss ef fore and
Inizen mast
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

s.AkklNE
FRIDAY, Sept. IS.
Brig Howard, Race Philadelphia
Brig Icarian, King, Boston, to load for West Indas
Sch Susan Mary Bracket, Baltimore corn and flour
to 4 l. Patten.)
Sch Heath, Turner, Phlapclphia
Sch Boliver, Robinson, New York.
Sch Chance, Haskell, New York.
SATURDAY Sept %
ARRIVED.
Brig Lincoln Webb. Perkins, Wilmington NC yellow
pine timber ID R0binson)
Sch Star, BrOokines, New York
Sch Geo Davis. Pinkham Boston
MONDAY, Oct
ARRIVED.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

sloop ucroino. Prcble. Por

The Ship List states that ship Wabamo 10 mos old
built at Wiscsset 67 has been sold for $4,000: ship
Hannah Crooker old built at Bath 800 tons for
SS,0f0
Shp Sea Lyon, Davis, from Neuvitas for London put
nO Charleston 24th nsn distress, having been struchy
lightning sustaining considerable damage in spars sails
rigging &c, and causing the vessel to leak
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
New Dress Silks.

UST received at the Granite Store good assortment
plaid striped and plain silks; also black figured and
plain silks; in endless variety. OWEN & co.
Oct ..
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Those who Indulge in Smoking,

ND would like 10 suit themselves 10 Choice t.,r
n WIN do well by calling the Subscriber a. Mis- old
stand Of Front street and sagadahoc Ferry sin
where the following Brands can be found = ~
Opern, Plantations and Regaiin~ which nre lirfd 70
heat: Qscnro- E Delhn, Fidea. Pagizo, MagnoIin ri
Puro. lie sdanaa Reveneys. Londoncrs Principals Kno W
Nothinss, Frank Fierce, Webster and various other
brands too numerous % mention
Gail and examine for Ihave taken pains procure
Iy those which thus far have given sat slaction.
ALF. II. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Bow Wanted.

A SMART, active Boy, about 16 years of age. Nor
II need apply unless well recommended.
Oct l. 1Gtf SAWYER & MAGOUN.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Steam !!

NOR Sale, Twelve Horse Horizontal Steam Engines
l. in good repair. Terms easy. EIdES TEBBETS,
Aug. %. 10 Commercial It. Iron Works, Bath, Me.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Paris Sh avis.

ONE box imitation c. II. Paris shawls. now opening a
" the Granite Store. Please call and examine.
Oct. 2. OWEN 4 co.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Fruit! Frnit!! and Vegetables

n boat every trip For sale at the store the subscriber
corner Of Front street and Sngadahcck Yefry wharf
Bath, July 10, 1885. ALE. II. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
BOOTS AND SHOES
Dr- @"o~E

THE subscriber has Just received large and COM
l. plete assortment of BOOTS. SHOES and RUBBERS,
of the best material and manufacture, which, together
with his former stock, he is selling at the
PRICES FOR CASH.
Purchasers will do well TO call and examine
Repairing done usual, in the best manner short
notice. VIM. MATHEWS.
Bath. June IA, 1856. tf52o
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Ladies' List.

Ladies' List.
Anderson Sarah johnson
Averill Il Joy Margaret
Beals Rachel jackson Ann
Barter Mary johnson Mary
Burke Ann Kelley Elizabeth
Blair Louisa Lawrence Nancy
Burrill ID LOTUS Abby
Curtis Lydia Ann Munroe Jane
Croker Mary Miller Emelne
Colby Mary S Merritt Harriet
Curtis Sarah Mitchell JamisOn
Coombs Lydia ] Mcclellan Sarah
Chandler Fanny Noyes HELEN
Carter Lucy Oliver Mary
Clark Mary Z purrinton Lovina
Copeland Helen NJ Pease Pamela
Coomhs Anne NJ Percy NJ w
. Cowan Martha W Percy Charlotte B-2
Cox Betsey Reed
Derane Margret Roberts Abigail
Dickinson Lydia Segars Meribah
Davis Douisa Stevens Priscilla
Flanders Mary X Soule J
Fish Susan Stevens Miss
Gowell Adelia Sheldon Jane II
Ham Margaret A Stinson Kate
Hutchins Abbie Savage A
Higgins Almra S Smith Sarah
Ham Mrs Nelson Work Abby
Heal Susan Wildes Ellen
Haskell Lucy Wear Mrs U
Hillman Ruth Young Rachel
n- Persons calling forIetters will please mention the
are advertised. To he postage each ddUerfiSed lie
ter, one cent lciH be afded.
JOSEPH C. SNOW, P. NJ
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

.TUst H:rnded.

DER Louisa: Mess and Prime Pork Leaf Lard and Mes-
tern Mess Beef for sale by
Aug6 MCCLELLAN, DENNIS 4 co.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Fresh Oranges
Just Arrived

NWEET and nice,-aiso Lemons repacked. For sale by
y Bath, July 10, 1856. ALF. Z. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

TlROM schs Louisa and King Fisher,
$500 Bushels heavy Mealing Corn
COO bbs- Double Extra, Extra Fancy and Superlne
Flour Lard, Pork Rice Cheese, Sugars for sale
MCCLELLAN, DENNIS & Co.
July 10, 1855. Steam Ferry Wharf
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Old Soldiers.
Door and Gate Springs.

rNnE most efficient and durable springs in be
put by person in few moments, and applicable
to any door or gate. For sale by z. HYDE CO.,
Feb 20. 1Sd5. Corner Front and Broad Street
DALMER's VINEGAR, for sale by
Il {.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Lewiston & Topsham Rail Read

TUE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders the
IL and ToPsham Rail Road holden Bath, May 1885,
stands adjourned to meet at the Academy Hail. in TOPS
HAM, on Wednesday, October 10, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Said meeting is to choose directors to upon
any other business that may legally before the
ing. H. W. OWEN Clerk.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

IFTY good girls for genee families in and out Of town.
Apply at the Intelligence Office, opposite the Sagada-
hook House, fiji door north Of Henry Hyde Sons Book
Store, Front Street. WM. JOHNSON.
Sept. s. 1885, 6w12
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Wanted immediately,

HUNTS Patent Papier Mache Dckcys, Just received Al
III CIRCUITS. Price only cents Call and look at them
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

Just Reccired and Nolc Landing,
On BOXES Havana Brown Sugar;
~ 25 bbs. Low Grade Sugar;
small parcel Standard Crushed, Granulated A. & C.
Coffee Crushed Sugars for sale less than Boston prices
Aug g. by MCCLELLAN DENNIS & co.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
New Clothing.

OUCH as fine COATS, VESTS, PANTS and common do,
y in great variety, just received by J. T. GILMAN
New EnVcntiOn.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04

I000 BUSHELS, arrived this day from Norfolk, in
FljOO schooner Lagrange, discharging at Rail
road Wharf and for sale by d. & L. PATTEN.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Deal Freights

A Thighest current rates be obtained all times
n on application 10 e. &. DUNCAN & co.
tfl6o liz Wall ST., IN Y
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
SALT.
CORN.

100nHHDS. CADIZ SALT in Store, and foy sale by
WV Bath, Feb. 13, 1855. 34d d. & L, FATTEN.
Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Provisions.

BOSTON and Western Clear and Mess Pork; Chicago
ID Mess Beef; Lard Hams, Cheese; Buter Tongues and
Sounds; Mackere IEalbuts Fins in half bbIs and kst
Beef Tongues, &c, for sale BY JOHN H. MCCLELLAN
Bath. Apyil IL. 1885. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20

SUGAR AND MOLAssEs. -. Sugar was active, and
firm for the better qualities while the lower grades
irregular The sales reached 1000 hhds at 4%06e for
Inferior and eA@6<e for Fair to Fully Fair. OF Mo-
asses 1000 bbls sold at 2629. for Fermenpg to
Choice, and 95 Extra Choice at 291at % gallon.
FLOUR. Sales 200o bbls, Of which 600 superhne at
IS 80 $40 Extra Illinois at SO rs and SO 3d. and the resi-
due at So s5ts 30 for superhne and s1o@slo 90 fer
Choice Extra.
GRAIN. Corn was In good request, with sales Of
5000 sacks including 600 ve.y Green st e3s 725 at TO-
300 sacks at 49, 21o0 In lots at 7 and 976 Prime at 7ea
bushsl Wheat was steady and $500 sacks were dis
posed Of at 81 s5@sl 81 bushe for Prime or Oats
200 sacks st. Louis taken in three or lots
~ p busheI lot Of 1855 sacks Rye sold at s. 25
OF Bran some 500 sacks brought s54 = 100 b.,
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales Of Pork
at $40 bbl for Mess Bacon small lots were
selling at 1870 for Sides and 1lk(D11ka p Is for
Shoulders OF Lard 17s bbs and tierces Mo- we're sold
ct 10at " Sales Of 245 boxes Western Cheese in
several lots, at 1le p h.
SALT. 5000 sacks Liverpool Coerse, on shpboard at
81 90 and 5000, oneh Fine to arrive before January
at 81 IS round.
COFFEE. Demand active, and prices firm with sales
Of 1900 bags Rio of which cargo 5000 at $50
IL, and $50 Prime at NE p fb.
BAGGING AND ROPE. 100 bales India Bagging
sold at l4z0l4sle, and 100 Extra Heavy at 1876
OF Rope 305 coils Hand-spun brought o., cash.
CANDLES. Sales 400 boxes STAR full weight in fou,
lots, at 26e p Is.
GgNNY BAGS. $500 Ordinary sscond.h hand Bag,
sold by auction at 1915, cash.
LARD OIL .a6 bbls Winter Strained (Peebles
Bro's) brought 81 gallon.
WHISKY. Sales Of so bbIs Rectiaed at s7x0sst
and 100 Dextsr's at 49, y gallon.
FREIaHTS... "A ship was taken for Liverpool at "a
for Cotton
EXCHANGES. Rates firm, but demand limited
We quote:
Sterling 1867 3107 and 1O7
FRANCS .5E32 n5f 40 a dolla
New York Sixty day Bills .2n2L a At All
Sight Checks on New York kaI All
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81 81 IS fssis
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cooa Il Dbl moaa.ss
calsn.s bales Bradley Wilson &eo-
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cords wood 10000 feet lumber and sundriss order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20
MARY LAND LOTTERIEs
Capital Prize, $loo,ooo!!!

MANAGERS OFFICE I
BALTisoxr. Mn, Oct. /, lss5. :
will their the filling for Tickets and
Certificates Packages Of Tickets the attention Of
the public TO the following Scheme which is the
MOST BRILLIANT AND MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY EVER
DRAWN, "
All Tickets Certificates
authorized State bogap
ofF X Brennan General the and any
others are frauds. -'
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW DEPART.
MENT.

FHNHE Lectures In this Department viii COM
tho sscond MONDAY amoer 1855 ami con-
branches Civ Goumo6 Constitutions nd
International La wsll Equity
Lectures will be delivered BY four Professors.
Those by Professor Nc Caleb ill treat
Admiralty aud Maritime embracing obgs-
Mariners Collisions Terts
General Average, SALVAGE Civil and Military,
Services In Bdlldmg Repairing aud Supplying Ships
International Law, embracing The
Of Prize Courts the Absolute Rights
hosle relations Treaies Of and Private
The Jurisdiction Of the Courts the States
Original and Appellate Jurisdiction
Courts and the Original Jurisdiction of the Dao
Professor Randei Hunt will embrace: r
Commercial Law It relates Mercantile Meran
tie Property and Contracts, and Mercantile
Traders Partnerships Corporation; Principal
and Agent Exchange Pomsory Notes ana Shin
Bailmen and Contracts with
ghtmen Charter Party and for Conveyance Ship
Guarantee Lena and Stoppage in Tranaitu.
H. The Criminal Law and Practice Courts Criminal Jrrsidic
dlction.
Ill. The Law Of Evidence.
Those by Professor Rcse,ius will embrace:
!. The Civil Code of Louisiana
sparsh and Feuch Laws, Critical hnaysa Decisions
the Supreme Court of tho State.
H. Land Titles whether
the United Sataa.
Practice Courts Of Civil Jurisdiction in louisiana
Those by Professor Johnson will emsrace:
|. The
Psadings in Civil Cases Common Lsw,
II. Constitutional Law.
only shall full Lectures
respectable Couus lo ut Law and who aha
five dollar; aud ten dot ara for the diploma
All communications be the
At New Orleans. CHRISTIAN RIOS ELIuS.
can o he Fusut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20

MEMORANDA.

Mr. Moore clerk of steamer Fulton from Camden sats tho
river raised Is feet and reoedg very left There
was only feet in tbs channel ~ feet Spoon Camp Shoals
ths steamer Young there hard bales cotton
board
The steamer National left Jacksonpt The l4th ip,s
water OF the principal bars, and falling Arkansas falling
Rock Passed Red River at mouth Arkansas waiting for rse
Steamer Victoria reports steamer Rpds aground al
Point River at ssand, with ~ feet water Shaggy Point
The ship Santa Claus and Raah On the l4h inst
Steamer Rapds from Alexandria, reports steamers Leeom,s
swinsy loading for New orsrn Financier and Trader
for above Met Linda Dunn Bayou large reported
at Shreveport River rising souiy at Alexandria.