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DANIEL WEHsrER's AScEsTossA year or two ago there
some controversy in the newspapers concerning the
ancestry Of the late Daniel Webster The question
settled. Recent researches in Englandthe results of
which appear in the April number OF The New England
Historical and Genealogical Regster-prove that he
descended from Thomas Webster Of Ormsby in Norfolk
England who died at that place in 1884 Ormsby Is a
small Of less than thousand inhabitants situated
not far from Norwich and about hundred and twenty
Ave miles northeast Of London and the Of the
North sea
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ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
Ii Ga MJnday morning, April b, nj 10
o'clock, fessan, Hotel
avenue, viii sell, by OF
duly land records far sshnSon
q the aud Effects comprising
TIVE mahogany -sprng sofas, three rocker
EighteeW nsahogany spring ssat chnrs
Marble table, secretary and bookcase
Git frame mirrors, mahogany f-ma slnssrs
Th,.e-piy Aud insraia carpets, oiiclorh
Mahogany dressing bueaus, wardrobe,
Two mahogany french hedsveads y
Twelve maple patent bedssends, twelve washslaRis
Twelve sui erio Curl d hair mattressss
Boosters and pillows, twepty husk mattresses
Blankets. conntcrpanes, toi~t
and wood-seat chairs, window sbadcs
Dining tables, China and glass cutlery
Cook r. kitchen range and fixtures
BAr xures, he
q OF kitchen utensils
Gas credit of ws and
approved bearing interest.
THOS. ]. FiSHER, Trustee
las G. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer
April I'D
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u.nea ss.sss cour. NJ Claims.

NOTICE Thr undsrxed Reverb, Johnson Of Baltimore Nd
~ and Walter C"x, ressSsng Ia ssos~sa~n, o.
secaed t.mefv~ tor IRE Of cisisss
of crm al Washington and Respectfully
'ions s~rv'ees 70 having
ss addressed eihs
c"nod'd 10 them will ioei
RENERhv yoHsFoNt
Monun~st Sq-sfs. Bai,,ccsr.
WAITEK Il. COX,
Narch 2t-eodim 0eergsso~s, ID G.
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s UrAns-We clip the following paragraph
ia'e number Of the Deseret News:
o,uer Samuel Bird has raised on a city LOT Of ONE
\ ~ quarter in the It'll ward and without irripa-
81, 9hoWing amount az produce 20 bushels Of
= q corn, 80 Of potatoes 10 Of onions, Of par
Sap,,,. and OF beans 700 cabbages, and quite
Una ~ =. eacambers, peas, squashes and melons The
'Ho was simply poushedA
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NEW aUOsSr, SkM GOODS INV. H. stanfesd. wescssa
~ ts'n has ias received handsome and ~eh see ea s
Preach o Ernsssa'r pesfs sss'nhe f ~
witch wN be nssAe
ss-hieas,ie sod ~issss
suis, po.stis No 49, Penasyv.h.
svsnue, north sidc hrre doors ~sss a Taird street
N-Aw1wH
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NAVY nRrAnrMrNr.

1t viii be recoected that by OF Congress
appropriated enable the Secrstary
War try the experiment Of introducing camels this
beasts of burden and for military purposes As
the Navy Department have occasion to send
squadron in the Mediterranean, the storeshp Supply
the New York yard has been selected for this purpose
and her voyage will bring the came This vessel
win be commanded by Lieut. David D. Porter, Of the navy
and viii take out Major Wayne officer OF the Quarterma
ers department of the army to purchase the cames and
her hoineward voyage will bring them TO the United
states The vessel viii be prepared with all despatch for
There is doubt that the experiment OF introducing
cames beasts of burden and for military purposes in
the souhwesern part Of the country will prove entirely
successful Their great endurance ability to carry large
burdens and the length Of time that they enabled to
t without water viii render them valuable adjunct the
army in the section Of country for which they intended
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ny .. q. MCGUIRE, Auctsoaeer.

ny -. q. MCGUIRE. Aucttcsoor.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
II .econ Thursday April IL, 10 O'Clock,
Thomas Richie, PrssdeRts square,
and household esc
rrising- III a.g.t.es. ss8 56sss1#t
Rosewood piano forte, stool, and stand
DO -a-tets arm reception, and fancy c'iairs. IN
satin danask
Handsome and cOrnice
Large plate gilt Franc with sabs snJ bvackes
d chintx covered lounges
Mahogsuy hair spring and chairs
lamps candeabrHs bronze trscketr
Mahogany sidchoard etascre, side table
Solid mahogany extension dining table
China, glass, crockerwsrc aA
Brusseis and three ply carpets. oicioth
HasYack, lamp, rosewood and hall chars
Enameicd and cottage suite s1e.
Walnut and mahogany French bedstsads
wardrobes, dressing bureaus
Washstands, toilet sets. tables
Superior cucd- hsr and husk mattresses
Boosters and pillows, Marseiiies quilts
Bed and tstde hnen chamber chairs
Furniture ia servnnts' rooms &C.
Together Kitchen
under, that sum- credit at
endorsed beang interest
Fn JAs. &. MCGUIRE, Anctonecf.
Ap I'D
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ny J. c. Mc0UinE. Assssenser.

V,ausrEE's SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
street, between h and 18th streeoa Monday aitsrnooe,
Nav tath O'Clock premses
by duly ortcd
Lsecr j. ITO. $50, el,
records county
square as ostins 10 feet * inches and
l59 feet 30 alley, with improvements thereon,
sns oa substantially bala brick hosss containing
tent roo
fems third In wx, tweive and eighteen
months foe properly
tearing interest
~ d complied within days
the The resell expense
Of The aafauting purchaser
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
i3-2aw Auctious~r.
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Total

APPOINTMENT PREspESr--John IL. ID. Billie to
be first lieutenant of rifles in the first regiment Of third brig
AIDE of the militia of the District Of Columbia
Archbishop Hughes oiciaed at baptism at Georgetown
on Wednesday last. He returned to New York the
day.
Among the arrivals in city is Captain Buchanan
United navy late commander of the United States
steam frigate Susquehanna.
TIE PEopLs's THEATnEThis we'll conducted theatre is
in the full tide of Miss Wyete is the ruling
star.
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LOCAL NE w 8.

Posr OrFIcEThe following statement shows the number
retained in the city post Office under the
Congress approved March B. 1885, from April 9th April
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Hon. A 81 Dsdos-Hon Sir. Dodge, the minister to
spain wiz pay brief this city before he takes his
departure for Madrid His presence at the department Is
daily looked for.
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fSxcslLENT HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS AT AUCTION
IA morning, April l8th TX ocork the quar-
Lieut. G. Cssh inside the Washington Navy shall
u housekeeping articles eonpSisng
Handsome pluHh and leather covered chaiss
Walnut .gaeerc, rack
En-. ent hai xDd mr.
French china gold band sca~Ms
French and china breakfast and dunefwne
silver plated casters spoons and forks
RAM MA pitchers, butter tsbs, &c.
silver plated ivory handled dessert knfyes
Excellent table cutlery bronze cabdriebrBs
Glassware, chsAna dishes, scales and weights
ron framed oval toiles sIarsrs. sov~s
Very smp~ refrigerator, In ssfr, Ac,
Together wis kitchen utensils.
The articles all nearly AMI OF excellent qualify
Terms cash JAS o. MCGUIRE,
Apr,i I'D 'Ancuoaeer
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SPECIAI. MOTTO L. LEWIS, at he, coDssis
y Of deeds for li- STATE OF Vrria IA the pssc o. c"sun
cccct all caIHs sup~nd.d
Ell ,o. and pensions OF knas and,
Epsrsl atent will
he established beard
Of claims
moderate, and ehsse - the widow 90 orphan aness
.ucc
he aarsn. himself Washington and
hsfecf speedy ssussment Of
in,rp.sed 10 him.
he refers respectfully The heads Of
ssa ms@br. the hast Congress sspc
taoss yugiess, Tsrss, sod Louisiana T
Aadf~ss l.. LEWIS
Mar ts-2sw<~dkcp Washington, d. g.
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NEW GOODA---p. J STEER, Merchant ssso, Washirson
Place s~ve~ts ss~ss. - .psass his ssins sooa
the ch.sce y~s Of Sss~s pz
the Opening w'' d. wei goods before ~
enssiss slsswhere
outfit may b. had without going farshsr h.s#t
RS-3aw4wn
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Yoax, April l2.Cotton 10 unchanged, with moo
crate demand previous Flour s upward and nru
southern $40 $40 so. Wheat is upward and hrm
Corn il arm with upward tendencysaies OF mixed at
81 os 81 o. Pork sitter bot not qucsabiy higher
sales Of old at SIS rs SIT &c. Beef up
ward and hrm. Lard unchanged "hiakey nrmsr " ~
cents
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sEIECY ADDlraONs.--Ne ndi day stock
y s barege rob In made,n ssyi"s IN
icart n choice style lawns
briia1ste-, ~ the patterns
30 euorrd linens, for aentemens ship and chldens
do new N,e spring sks VA
Vi rthaads
pieces plain cammsc- all Numbers
s 40 do bar-ged fAats. usai etts
black p,euirs saEsy hn,sh
at 1 paras0is, assorted
msk- stock thorough
w assorted.
An persons Judges win make
their pure al ~ but pfsce ony.
pai adj stock
n soiscited
expected occur.
Articles prices, a desing he r-i'sd all
PERRY " HNtf6EN
.sCvntrai St1se-.u West Binding
April 3-di0uf Opposite c. arkev.
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EOR HE%TyDe issgs and commod,oea entity
pred ny shs Bsx'aa s,sascd Circle,
pennsylvania
Po 'erm apply Messss Rap Co., ~. las Evelet
Wirdsr's building, NO. g. Of i7lh and streets
An Sc
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L. OWEN SON, Military and Naval Merchant f-iior". No
~. ALA Psnnsyvs1n respectfully eal Tho aen 90
Of their friends public swA - Fs,
just received Now yusk ss o.
asaucoeps furnishing articles -
They would ss'scuos sa0e prinsP@ ~
lac iantns partner NJ this Asw
S.h-Th~y @~tnns superior esa
~bsch hsy tssis p@r,es.s
A..hta.,ar M N April
:iUtHM EVRNasfs. DAtE GOutDs-Tsa sos-e ns~ss
!"
fher assortment 81 fsrnshins x"ld~ s"ea So
lu.t ~ nd ~ linen saastne>, IN great variety
ta&@ nd
ii-s IA, and - wbtS hafssne@ a"'sst e"'-'1 "a
NV bea.p
So nd saas table hasus
"a nasatzh c
superior hne pill i,aess
y-sv sup~rins cri. baskets
Satpd aunnsk pavktNs
gssrh Eas1sAa ehsax~s
Lace nd IN
Us~ksbsrh dsaus~k, tssrcs towsusnsS
ofw h~t
o6-s~d he hsd county.
HooE, hAofHEk, CO..
NB-we rv . especial svocs Of fa~t
which prstss "a
10 b~ pure
sas a.. Cheapest goods ~ Inc maskst
s7--asu4wn nDoE, BRO, 4 CO.
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n ENEnAL A0ENCY an WAsHIN0TOr.-Th The cub
u scrter, Richmond Virginia. established
city, In front ~ rsss
land b.unies
pensions he tent of Congress-
Having Of ihe David Dor e'vn
perhaps only index which invite 20 ~ I'M
Of in the hs snd,,oss Once ~
Richmond He bsssl : al
the oshss public oHices Capio Virginia Th-~~ AID The
from other
insuSrd him h~ Just, be ~ul bs
where the cuhsnt himself may be entirety
unable -. 49,. -
Of land served days his
charsss wsl Be- v~rv rsoAsruss FELIX RIcHAhbs.
RxsERExcns.
Son. Asfry A. Wise, Accsmac, Virginia.
jams Lyons, Esq. Richa,onA, virHiuia.
r. Comnsa0nsr Of PsnSous. Richmond,
virginia.
stan6sd n Parker, RichmonA, Virginia.
Hon.J -. pe~dleten, Virginia.
Hon Chiffon, Washington, ID. q
Wiliam !. Ward, esq BAlisosv
Lewis Ttsnbasiahs, Nov York.
March 7--dAcplys
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NEWS for chs LsAsss.-Ms. A. = YOUNG fssho."b's
IN friends
srs generally anal receipt sh
Fench Esg.h, she has secured
which she viii he enabled
ssA IL hs best Good n~
nee1oss
work we'll rDS Ats Az she sk
rsa, soods Ne markets aud h"s~ who
maj Vim Md n
regards we'll good aag and eSod .ft Give her
call second door cn wes& stds, No. AL
AnfiI n
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NATURAL AFFnIisS--The London Times prefers th
kno~-nothing any other party in the United States
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The Burns Riot.

BosroS, April l2.-In the circuit court this morning
Judge Curtis delivered opinion in the case OF Theodore
Parker and Others that the indictment was void on the
ground the process sufficiently set forth that
was not alleged the commissioner in the Burns bad legal
coynzance All WERE therefore ordered 10 be
discharged. The result received with applause
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+ Departure Of the SasJacinto.
PHl ApgurHfA April l2.The San Jacnto will drop down
To New Castle and there await the arrival of Commodore
Meauey She will sail from thence the Gulf Of Mexico.
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THE Cottage orC~ Nohcvss U. -. George
Heights CONTINUE until l5h fApril y hnr ~
iached srsnS hishy improves, gsfden uit
stables perfect order has M n
supply spring and ~vty
respect convsrsy ssnissiy appointed Tor country 81
Ter
apply this Once.
2n-- mn fs3
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t,o Nr OF urah Forrest, atiornsynt law h"ek
" viii csns the cln,us md
Washpgton
Rockville Me- asa north street VIII be
promptly attended TO-
March 3i--dtisJujy
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RoaASox oousrgWKrr MONEY, AND THE rssErwSrIssy.--
James LATHE and David Jacobs married men have been
arrested and in Jail bloomington Indiana for elo
ping with Angene Kimberain and Mary Wisely two
girls whose heads were turned by reading Tho
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MouSr yEsuuus-A third orihcc has been formed i
Noun, vesuvius which said TO be threatening cruz
ton.
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NtsffFH INHVfyulFVHs
wsrslrSs, April lI.-There Is s1s feet Of water IN Tn
channel. The weather l. pleasant.
CrScrSSATi, April 1.-THE river here has depth OF
feet, and s rising.
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Bosros April 1.-THE grand jury have found an indict
ment against Capt Wentworth of the schooner A. Hooper,
and the crew. for onouy attempting 10 destroy the vessel
by boring holes in her with intent 70 defraud the Coum
ban Company Of South Carolina where the vessel
was insured
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Narca ss--odim
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PAPER BaaBoo.A specimen Of paper manufae
tured from the cane, the bamboo Of the Mssis
spp river has been exhibited ST Louis and is high
aDproyed
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Az oLp oRovTNes--Mons Darius, formerly
FIRST bass singer the theatre at Rouen who s not less
than 02 years old aud who Is the Oldest professional
singer in France is TO sing in which
be given Tor the benefit Of unemployed workmen
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cru uIsfItt Vf NtVTktA y no" "a sse1lt ~
WILLIAM TKLL PoussIs--Among the bills passed b. the
New York legislature is granting privileges 70 William
Tell Poussin Formerly engineer in The United States
service under General Barnard aud minister from France
to Washington under the French republe) hold real
estate Ia the city 0f New York
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-30
Estate OF Francois G. Rouara.


GUCCESSION SALE.
~ STATE OF LOUISIANAFifth District Court, sitting in
and for the parish of Lafourche.
By authority of Catherine Legrand, Widow and universal
egatee of deceased will be offered for sale public auction
by NJ Bourg, Sheriff and auctioneer duly qualified and
sworn in and for said parish, the premises situated in
the parish of Lafourche the right bank of bayou La
ourche, at about half mile below the of Thbodaux
SATURDAY, the 14th day of JULY, 1855, O'Clock
A. NJ, the following described property, to-wt:
CERTAIN TRACT OR LOT OF GROUND situated in
situated in said parish about half mile below the
Tiboaux the right bank at the bayou Laourche, in the
vicinity of the St Joseph Church. measuring half
less front the public road by depth of
arpent and feet bounded in front by the public road
above West by road, East by lot of Theodule Morou
and back by another lot belonging said Estate together
with a | the buildings and Improvements thereon.
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND situated in the of the
just described measuring hundred eet front the
western limit rotl street. by depth of about hall
arpent bounded North by the lot just described South
by lot Of Mrs Baze Richard East by lot OF Theoule Mor
on and in front West by street. together with all the
buildings ana Improvements thereon.
ONE CLOCK, one Grinding Stone, one Mare and gen
eraI assortment of Household Furniture
TERMS CoSDl uoNS-The movable property payable
in March 1856, the mmoveables payable by thirds one
third in all and each Of the months of March of the veal
1876, 1851 and 1858, the property remaining specially
mergaged and each nstament bearing eight
annum interest after maturity until paid Purchasers fur
nishng with good and sufficient security signing
sodo the of sale to be passed b. fore the Recorder Of said
parish at the expenses Of purchasers.
je30-tds NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Succession dc Francois g. Bcnara.
VYENTE DE SUCCESSION-Eta de Ia Louis
Y iane-Cour du Cinqueme Dstrict-Parosse de La

Y iane-Cour du Cinqueme Dstrict-Paroisse de La
fourche.
Par rauorite de Catherine Legrand, Veuve ct testace
Bourg, Sheriff ct encanteur dument quaie assermene
les eux sitaee dams parosse de Lafonrche roe
du bayou Lafourehe environ dem mile auessous de
Ia vile de Thbodaux, SAMED1, lie IA de JULIET 1885,
10 heures, A.. la propriete suivantes, savoir
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE sitne dams la die
paroisse eavi on demi mile audessous de Ia vile
Thbodaux, la rive roite da bayou Laourche, dams lie
yosnagc de fegse St. Joseph, nnesurant dem arpent
plus moins de face lie chemn publque, par pro-
fondeur dun arpent ct piels, borne face par lie
ehemin pub ique haut Quest par chemn Est par
lie terrain de Theoue Moron ct arriere par
terrain appartenant Ia dit, Success ion, ensemble
toates les batisses ct authorizations qui sly trouyen
UN AUTRE M0RCEAU DE TERRE sitee a-riere du
cdessu eert pieds de face lie
Quest par profondaur denvron dem arpent, borne
Nord par lie terrain cdessus deer Sud par lie terrain de
Nine Baze Richard Est par lie terrain de Theodule Mori
o face Quest par rue outes les basses ct
authorizations qui sly trouvent
UNE PENDULE, une Meule, une Jument, ct une Me-
mage, ETC., etc.
TETMEs CeNDrTIoNs.-Le mobilier payable Mars
IS g. la terre payable par chacun
DIES ois de Mars des annees 1856 1851 1885, les prop
etees rean specaeent ypohequees chaque Placement
porant hut du Pan dnteret apres echeance usquau
paat Placement les acquereurs fourront leur bets
bonnie ct susante Caution snes sodarement ct les aces
de vetet passes parevan lie Recorder de la de
paroisse frais DIES acquereurs
js3ltds NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Succession de Jacques Fotse.
VENTE DE sUCCEssIoN.--Eta'


i. Loui iane-Cour du Cinqueme Distriet-Paroiss Sc
de Lafourche. =-s=-.yrsz
An nom ct par ant rite de la Gour du Cinquieme Dis
trct Judicaire siegeant ms ct pur Ia ute parosse
ser. oert en- vente pubigue par Mathun Boug, Sheriff
ct encaneur, dument quahe ct sernente cans ct pour
IA de Lafourche, les eux sitne Ia rive
salete du bayon Lafourche, environ size miles
DE sous de Ii vile de Thihod.uy, LuNDf, dAoUT
1855 III heufes A. NJ, la prophetic ci-apres decrte
savar: ,-s-.
TN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe en- la dite
psro sur la rive gauehe du bayou Laourche environ
seize miles audessous de II vile de tn bod,ux
I'm aen Plus inns de face psr ~ arpent profon
deur borne haa les terres de Madame Veuve JAG
cues Flse has ptr cees apartenan enhancement
Louis yaentn Robichaux ct msintenant la passes
sion de Madame Venve jacques Folse.
TERNEs EFT CoNpIrIoss.-La prnpriete payable un tier
Compttnt, ct Ia balance payable par oe ct deux
du jour de vente Les arqu6reurs fonrn ssant de
bonnie ct yalabe caution, eafs bles payable office
du Recorder della paosse de Lf urche, rornt hnis du
cent Fan dnteret apres matue jusau'a ait Placement
Il proprGe restef specaement b. potb pour assure
les dis paiera5nts ere it jusaua painensnt payee
tssatds ". BOURG, eherit
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Succession Of jacques F5ls1
SUCCESSION sALE.-state of Lo,

SUCCESStONe SAI1E.-State OF LOU
pisi ana-Ffh District Court-Parish Of Lafourche.
In the and by authority OF the Fifth judicial Dis
rct Court sitting in and for said parish there will be
offered for sale at public auction by Mhurn Bourg,
Sheriff aad auct oneer duly qualified and sworn in and
f,r the parish OF Lafonrche the premises situated in
sail psrts the left bank o. you La ourche at
sixteen miles below the town Of 1hbodaux, ON MON
DAY AUGUST 9th, 1865, at 10 O'clock NJ the follow
ing described property towis
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situated
sd the left bank Of The bayou Lafourehe vt
about sixteen miles low the town Of rbibo aux
urng arpent less 'front.' by forty arpen,s in
depth, bounded above by lands of Mrs. Widow Jacques
FbIso and beowby those formerly owned by Louis and
Valent n R'bichaux, and now owned by Mrs. Widow
ia eques Foise.
third CASH, and the bance pfyahle by hives in
and TWO years from the day Of sale Purchasers fur
nih good and approved security and their Yah
the office OF the Recorder Of the Parish of L. fourch,
bearing eight per cent interest per after maturity
till i'd aud the property TO remain specially mortgaged
and hypothetical to said credit enis until
fully paid. je30-tds NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Partant Pour la Syrie.


Many months ago, the N. Y. Leader pub
lished translation of the present national air
Of France, "Partant pour la Syrie." Two trans
lations have been made. One Of these was by
Sir Walter Scott; the name of the author Of
the other translation does not now occur to US.
As reference is frequently made to the song and
the air, we publish the original, which most Of
readers will doubtless understand and read
with interest, if for other reason than that II
was composed by Hortense Beauharnois, the
mother Of Louis Napoleon.
Portant pour la Syrie is very inspiring when
played by a good regimental band and as it is
often heard in France. 1t used to be in English
and American music books some years ago
with one of the Transitions:
parant pour la S,rie
LIE jeine et betu Dunois.
Venat pIier RE
De benr ses exploits;
"FaiPs, refine ilnmortssla,''
Lui dt- en- partant
"Que Jaime la plus belle,
Et sois lie pus valiant"
-e- Ii trace sur la pierre
LIE serment de honneur,
Eft va suivre Ia euerre
lie eonite, son seigneur
Au noble Npu tdee:
ii dit conbatttnt;
glamour a la plus belle.
Honneur au plus radiant
"On lu dot la victoife
Vramept" dit lie seigaeur;
"Puisqie u fails CLINE
j. fefai ton boiiheur. 20
De ma fl le Isabelle
Sos FepouX = MS ant;
Car ellie est la us belle
Et to. lie pus valiant
A iautal de Mare
lis cont actent tous d2ux
Cette che ie ,.s ==-H-
Qui >eue rend heurenx, .. 5i>
... Chaeup MS cAapelle
~. lis lit en- les vnya t;
~. Amour la plus H., ".H
,-.-4 Hunneur plus valiant"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-30

AMERICAN SHIPPING IN ruE I,r4cr 81. 81
The Albany Atlas says: .
*. { as.'er g gensfeman q this city. from
~ captainof an American packet shin lrinu i !
uasse, tone Of the New York and Hayre line !
4. sssses that ne has received proposition from
W. French Government to charter his ship as 4
Ss sp 70 SeTastopol and back, at the rate 81
$3.50 PER month. The vessel is the Rather.
49, ssa made the voyage 70 Havre from New
~. Y fourteen days, beating the steamer,
80. ssa started at the same time, two days. Her
sois q consist Of 800 tons Of shot and shells.
eqnippags, anda detachment 81 soldiers !