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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-07-04

mleca5 will te greatest care. and expressly r tM market such as CARPETS, linen and
often heeines md shitings, thc dmsks,n napkins, towels and owelng, Gashes,d diapers
&C.. DC, nth many other Goods, which eMep prepared to sell low Pucesa can
in this any market west New York.
Don't frgeth the OLD FORTRESS. It's perfect curiosity to drop in and it, if you
don't buy anything, fort the Old Commander invites Ill to come.
Ashland, Ma Sh, 1855 5f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-07-04

CIR by amount cfdclinqucnts
OF 1854,
by amount of Treasurer's
fees on amount collected on
duplicate.
I" by amount OF Printers fees
for advertising delinquent
list,
by amount OF Treas urer's
per ceL {. on Fines and all
other moneys paid in.
"a by an0EHt over raid June
Is, A ID 1884. 1
4" by amount OF orders redeem
ed,
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ARRIVALS AT TIE hotels FOR PAST TWO DAYS.

ST. LOUIS. Lsgranh o. Petit Crescent Cty ] l.
a Fher PARIS WIN Robertson Natshs; and ser
Williams family Branch and fsmiy VIM Hall Mis-
HAL Fiords;J Smith Richard Key wes Deshsds II
fetin, iafeurchei K Williams, Peterson, La
Carter family HaanA Al; Sam oaslias anu sHiy
Mobiles pansan spnga.d Hale. wrgh, Thomas
dy.e;J Hall ROBBERS d Wise L.; q Wteser I s,asa.
oM, AFh sscy +, sHas kEIsnd 7
Be1a f L" !a %s . ssss
Ksa.E, w. ~, W,ssT io%.s Texas
KMklspd Gates, Melton Tenn; Wallace Ala; Geo
AacAPE ~ Daniel, JaoEsn Iact,on, s.vags
BoTassie y sgsn Aa Brunsr RyeIe Mobiles sfAr,
Why,e, Simpson Read, Guarn, W G rdy B Cook FL
Simpson ota Horrel, La; Davenport, Whtworh
Fos MtSs cssts 9a Ts, KNEE N.
Ky;W Powell, Pha; Gaexay, D wiiaa Francis Miss;
h Nj s''sy Memphis ASs"'f Clements AK vsAlo"as'
ST. CHARLES Gre Skinner, Na,ehsz w Learn
oslsoa L. Van coaser Cal jas Ei.on asin aeis s
aoas aEs.% e. b. s9. sa
T%shS a.ss WssisssFs JAMS :i%.{
s,H Nc Md,cHntsy cad Mag Fa MOBILIZE
Mrs Mis- valid Lessas and "a y Tho
aS S,sa yys.fu Baltimore, NJ Dan Hi kok @
n "a ak Crefr ~ o. Petit ali Cres CITY, b.
M a; Togmn Mob; POWELL Boston; Lewis Mis-
sis. H Bsow Ws4ra1 An s SisToE . and LADY
mi Sad S1s MGrss Me. Payus saiG Srosp Blown
Ssssia oA II say s,ss sss
Epaph Smith, lady and syt N O. " 'nHA'sis A1'A'
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superape at rs 3d. 500 Kentucky at So S and the resi-
due In lots ct IS sOG9$3 p Dbl. ,-rr ss4
GRAIN. Corn In good request with sales Of 6o00
sackr including $40 at 49, 1850 Prime white in three
lots also at 49, and 5000 several lots at 75e bushel
or Wheat 1890 sacks Sold follow: 1858, in four
lots at 81 IS for Prime and 232 at 81 ...oats were
dull with sales Of 400 sacks st. Louis at 45e bushel
OF Bran $50 sacks were taken at s2Ks y 100 lb.
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales Of Pork
at $40 v BIZ for Mess Nothing OF any moment was
doing in Bacon or Lard.
HAY..7s bales Western sold, without inspection, at
$2e 70 ton. .#-.u=
RICE.... 90 tierees Prime were taken at 6Ls p Ii.
SALT. Bales % 426 sacks Liverpool (psrt Fine) to
arrive at 81 is for IL to the ton to 81 2 cargo Of
5000 Inferior Fine ct 81 49, 2l0o bushels Turks Island
lex W. II. Ciare) at 6ot bushe cash, and 500 saclss
at 81 IS q sack.
COFFEE. Active and improving, with saes Of 1900
bags Rio including 493 at 1os 22s at 1O 1000 at 1o
24o0 at H. $50 Prime at and us Laguayra at II
y H. .. 5.v@
INDIA BAGGfNa.... 100 bales sold at 141ss, cash.
BEANS. so sacks New White Beehs were taken at
81 a bushe
LIME....A cargo Of 1850 casks Camden was sold, TO
arrive soon, at 81 ~ cask
NAILS. 500 kegs .Agawam'' were sold at "a 20.
WHlsEY... Recti6ed was held at 39t, and an offer OF
38t v gallon refused for q lot Of so bbls.
FREIdHT5... ship was taken for liverpool at IA
for Cotton, and two for Havre at Nv.
EXCHANGES. Demand fair at our quotations:
Sterling ....."................ 6h0196M and lo7
Francs .5f3265f371z p dollar
Now York Sixty-dey Bills .......,...212k = ct die
osht GIseRe On New YORK. .HTi als
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CoNsiaSEEs.

Ship julia Howard, from Bos oa-Rice Haha Sly
&co-Frost dco-Fi Jones-E Daey acp-
Caldwell &eoR MeGrgcr 4to-ogiesby Macaulay-W Cum
niusham-D MaIks-CrsAs Tasor-Sehmidt Zezer-Vose
Bes-s Fosdisk-s Mann--Mccnehou Howell &eo-Wocd
Lows Peek-T smith HUI Gauchs-fandsrson &
GaiyeeJ Ellis &csD Ranlsti Cochran 4 HAi-Shlmway
chpp-M Hngsery BroJ White-iea & Nil ere W ST.
d Shssrr-Tnel BatGs-W i Myrs-
Mcdowell Mills acoPrce Converse Reul eli dco-A
Aak,aPpe5 aeo-M sEentls-coavsras &ecM hlisrh hobs
Hendsnon-D Ke hamBeebe &coP c1znaye-Hal Kemp &eo-
Bark Lucy from Booa-WheserG BakeJ Eager acoJ Bur
bridge aeoS Kennedy SeoW Danny-M dco-Ses
Peck &co-Piiestiy yiott
81 Buesconve,se @eo-E.sn iisndeonc Bailey dseoE
Hart &coWau NOtle-ksGna;t, Dix 6eo
Adumo WoodmsnHesth d atler-Clark Moby-J f.ia.
Tah~n, Whiting Tuls-J II Carter kposs Bros-Holm., &
Claus'-C Eager dcoSaEdf9rd g. Bro-Payne,
MeLeil.nNorih, suslg 4so Sanp.a KeeneGro.isau
teauW Hanny W Dayia--reTrel &
HnL-Lpmsdsn, Kead Il aco--J Waterman Bro Bailey
McDnali &StewaR Adsn-A & H ll0ck-Pnee FrosIa
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IMpoRTs


KEY WEST VIA THE FLORIDA P9pTg--steanshtt fotls--
81 hs.t cotton Asdscn assso fotGon ysrn Rogers
col br. nose hnmiin--s pigs mdss Male 8sHmsrs &c3.
BHAzoS ST JAgD VIA GhLYgsToN--ssamahip Hau.Eas--
~. =, ~ s,srs rsss sifons go sss Enke
sn,zsn.rser EfRod-i Clos,ernas ps,,a,s,
Essa &c sspth-
soath,aayd X pkss ea seANan pny
IIvsRPooI-shp Mary szsriso ton, Dir Iron B,,sv p,o
50 eras rne u l. M ~. nfo
,,sr,n.1,' 80. :, - d. -. y, -, etP'''
ooonig sohA eoAi Whaetsn krehhdf
shs as ninsy &cso gan DO PICKLES Is s
osst otaef ofss porter 40 he ~ Posoes capt Bfnk
HARRE-Sbip United pigs mdse
tasks cheese
Gsuchs3 faru1re boudo1qHc2 do slippers do
% Tns DO fnde tsa c9ssis aysthe ls
sna,npsgas Ihofnasg PKG moas = SOL DO
g sase planes 1oas
stsss DO Bopss Trsi DO .px,ayisas I.ehmsy 70
DO mdse Hae tcaa Psya aco1 bsi DO fysrtrs4 do
nssse 10 90 Apsyathe esg msfe b1uo' go
purss i'm oa,e Mae, bros cases do MAJ
burg sssfs Permission &eo pkgs do &hsnteIger
AZ e s a. nan hsnons % ferrisre Fes'sg a9
Trou-s cs do b. e.s mdse Mos.
os bb. do More aeol pez do Rebinss Do
Fro1 ~ " , ~ 90 Pay 40 Isse y
w 't' ~
HO!msss3 10 ,ltnao-l chest plaster psrs eu
ks "u- - eases 10 ksEnett DE- aeo5 baskets - bas siov
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L,!aas.-'s ceasy4B,y~a ~ asri,s Sc,:ss ssoa d
bids nbHecp. ....,,.5 : g, aa.
81 LOUIS Clouds I'D. tobacco V 9 ess's. :
Essas5y JAMS. coanely aoi14 ogi.ss Nsaa
q sss5 s Il g sf i s e @
ado hoa, sss sk sssss csa,r;s ss % Is aitas
Ssss b 81. isao I. y N5rso" 2ss % s
sehwsbsafsf oats Thompan &eoIsdas6pkssL Rosssso
hry pkgs
bbi Thomas Elder aes<e do apple,
sgg, smh2s ssi
q basa Ro'chfsdsa Jatsoa &osS John VISIT &eo
HssfHi5 bills ale 2os bales hhds tobacco
PORT HuDsoN-stsamsr Musess Payne Harrison
~ oss5 faskins4I Faiis Summers 1ca5 N asrs4i Car
Hdns-S serau.s Ward Saunders HausI Hspd.fser
s ass sa A5 saa % x4 1ss @ss.
90 ssnatd % bb moaass john Watt &eoso b agt
bales cotton % bids sugsffst bes .15hf4o.
Ma snois0T Baehanaor Car
~ ssss Js Ws y s Sc
Cody. Brown Ttah aeois oakley Hawins-fsa do
eiss Wight. brss ae1 Ens a,sHS e. & Il
s,lmg Esyss.9 4eS;s Psyns Bsensr
Hsmmssysy r;sdaadsr &soss 4 Abz1 Kelly 4eo-S:
sssSss ss' s.s essyts ! ass Aassgs
3 Sri ss s sswsy asges VIII ia s ss
&e.as setrissoe Bls Cummings Stewart Mssiasoa
ssvati acsi Il Le sis 3elie eisvsiand sse.s
s1&eo-9 Carroll shsrd Aeqs ersoa uus Baylor Go1s
8 4ss s sescn as
| Per New Orleans and Great Western Railroad
10 hid suysrJ de Egasal7 bbs otar MtuSs.ge
re- s ea az e. e garsy ifneE
70 f. 80 hldo segsr Foley Ayste ~ bids 81 bo
Flatbosts.
NDANA-c.o Fsisors two b atass0 dies ay 500
osts 100 sEs br.n T Twiehsii Eco.
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ARRIVED.


Steamship Nautilus Thompson from Bafos ST. Jago Galveston
Steamship Florrids Corusns rom Ksv Yves. win Fo,s . .
Rogers AGO.
Steamship Chs Morgan Place. ndanola Galveston
-, Harris q Morgan-!st dstrict
ship Jnla Eowhi Cole from Boston, drc,
Snip Ably Lansdon, Hail. IS days from
Point
snip Robert Robert rat Is days from Boston,
Ship Mary Gover Chase from Liverpool the
s'r--lst district.
Ship Bemen (Bemen) Benhor from Liverpool The 18Th September
,,. = whitney &so-4ih dsrict.
ship United States blanchard Hnvre the 18th
ter, Lowell dco-'st district.
Ship Stsro Lucas. 80 fennsl
ID district
baicheders
Logel, &co--3d district. >'
Brit shp Eudocls, Spur from isrpoo lh Maxwell &eo
Aigiers;
Ship Pmorth Emery from Liverpool sh Whitney
District. -
Bark Louisa Eaten, Adie days from Havana Ksnns &eo-sa
district.
Bark mile Rohbs9s days from Rok'and No. to Cssry Far
usll-l.t district. : - : -
Sckr Saunders Sundsr days from PHILADELPHIA IN
I'd district.
Bark Linda days from Hsyana to master-point
district. = - 'A 'e"--d
Bark Bess een) Heuece from Bremen to
dstric.. "
Bark sam Morley Parker days ON New York to Cre.vr va
well-oh daici. '' ~ "
Bark Jnn Carver Nichols II Sesrspo to
district. -
b.fk All Jaureque6 days from Havana Puig &cosd dis
tiet. " ~ ~
Big Prssdsne Ventura days Havana to Pus Mir Seoss
ssbr N 1,s.f.' fro, .,,i..-p..,
schr oetavta, from Amtis-Basin. gs#...s- ~
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EXPORTS.
cotton 9Ts sacks corn
5000 staves. -
HhVRE-ship Anna Schmidt --ssl7 bales cotton.
RARCELoHA-BaIk Jossfa-9is bales cotton, ao0O
Lady bales cotton
$50 ee Hour 1883 sek 40 bs pork 70 hf bbs beet oak
ese ses 10 Kegs lard bds ks old books pkgs
Frances Eion-ss bales tosae
5000
BELIZE HoSDuRAssebr harya'o bills aoa so bbls pork
Dolls 90 kegl ard Is bo potatoes bxA
apes bs be alcohol Dbl adoi hhds $50 ms
fleet lumber 10000 shingles.
BoSToNshp Es,he Basy75s bales cotton lo2 balss hemp
ataves, 1851 sks corn. ~, "
Mary Barneyss1 bales cotton 1853 moassss
ISL pigslesd, $50 hides.
RoSToNBrg Auraeaso bales GOTTEN % bae hap, 1905 bbs
hour 4ss sks c9rn 1877 bdis hides 80 saves II pkgs mdsa
BosToN-Bg Rolling Wavs-e9a5 bb -FOUR s5 cord $500
slaves. >
YoRk-Shp union31t0 bales cotton, hhds
sns hour bh 800 bh ~ bills upanu
esn IS hns bseuits 10 qrs eighth pipes brandy
BALIIMORE-Brg Mssissppi--ia4 bb mor hides.
ioo staves SEQ empty rssks Is pkgs mdse. --4 rs
sAsNE PASsSchr Talahasseo0 bb -four 80 bbs
ioo ak ese 100 bIs candles IS bb monsas 10 bh whky,
pkKs mdts. ta8--"77,' @Fssf- "'eF
hhds bala HI
% 10 ns hour ss axis 100 axis 100 is3
GALVESTON AND Louisiana -9sa bsIs
corn, as bIs eaadl.s Ii - = - " ' " "
BradfordlsI hss aour whisky
o0 bes ~ Dds 10 hhdH sugar. ss II kegs lard Dbl. ell 10
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

MONDAY MORNING, Nov. 49, 1855
COTTON. The supply Of desirable lists was light on
Saturday, and although the demand was rather brisk
only about $500 bales changed hands Prices were firm
We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ....,.... 6f05k Mddling Fair. -. .1OhD-
Ordinary .....6HGD7% Fair. 1ogs0-
Aiddling .....7H 0s1 Good Fair. .........-sY-
aood Mddting. 80. 9a9a Good and Fine. ...-G-
TOBACCO. ...Al the Mason County remaining in frst
hands, embracing lis hhds Admitted and Refused was
sold private terms Also hid new crop, Choice, at
log q ii.
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTkTEMENT.
Corror-baies Tosioeo-hhas
stoos on h snS. Sept 1872 His
yesterday 6,512=4l7, 4s9 49, 1855
45so2e Aga
Exported to date. ..... 2431A 1927
:" Saturday 49,. 77l1= 25os55 266= 6,lsa
2o7,l7l $3.50
SUGAR AND M0bASsES... The sales of Sugar
reached 400 hhd at firm prices for the better qualities
out easier for the lower grades Fair to Fully Fair 6k6a
*, Prime 714@7H, Clarified and Centrifugal s40sks
Aoasses active aud noticed sales of 1000 bbs at
s5@Ne for Fermenting, and 2s@2ss for Prime and
Choice $50 half bbs at $685. and 17s bbls Old, for
iistilling, at 2@2ss W gallon. z-E
FLOUR. Demand limited, and barely 1900 bbs sold
As follow 425 st. Louis without inspection at So rs lO6
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The following the New York Express of the 9th
iust.:
There is nothing doing at present Foreign Bills as no
steamer leaves this port till Wednesday next Produce
bills are avoided by importers and with difficulty dis
posed Of at great sacrees The speculative
in breadsus looked upon with suspicion and IL is
feared Will terminate In many instances d8asrousy
The rise in grain throws suspicion on grain bills.
The Herald of the same date ssys:
The demand for money in our local markets ia
ing and rates rapidly advancing The mercantile glasses
begin to feel the pinch The banks osnno under existing
circumstances afford any relief The shipment of nearly
million of dollars in gold, in the face of sterling ex
change ranging below nine per cent is fact fraught
with much meaning.
Frcm the Mobile Journal of Commerce. of Saturday,
we have the following:
The rise In the rivers reported last week. has as we
ticpated given quite impulse business and in all
departments we notice an Increased activity. Several
large steamers left for the different points early in the
week and those returning have brought in heavy loads
adding to the stock of cotton and enabling heavier
actions Prices of this staple have slightly advanced and
the market closea firm at to 8sc for Mddlings More
rmness is evnced in prices of Bagging Grain Hay Mo-
lasses Sugar and Whsky, in Of the articles an ad
vance having been obtained while in Bacon Sides Lard
Pork and Salt figures are shade lower We have had
delightful, though unseasonably weather. most of
the time during this week and regret hear that the
rivers rapidly falling again. much to the discontinue
OF mercantile and steamboating interests Our city
remarkably healthy, and at present well filled with
strangers
We take the following the ST. Louis Inteligencer
Of the 18th inst:
The produce market was less active to-day Freights
advanced and Saturday being settling day and not
favorable one generally to ship sales in favor
of buyers Wheat has been dropping three days the
decline in that time is from twelve fifteen cents There
no demand for Corn Oats in request but at
downward tendency Barley and Rye unchanged.
The rush of grain to the lake ports likely to be
Drought to stand by the closing of lake navigation
The Chicago Journal, of Friday evening, says:
Parties receiving their last purchases of grain from
the country and all who prudent 80 doing who
expect to make their shipments East this season fur.
.heT decline in wheat is noted to-day Both receipts
greater than the receipts and the are fast be-
ing relieved of their burtheus Hogs active at high
prices We note small sale foot at 81 81 net per 100
lbs though 81 is about the ruling rate
The Hemp market is dead fat. We know Of but one
buyer In town at present. and he Is doing little The
highest figure for prime undressed $l45 per ton The
Eastern markets quiet though we learn by private
letters to dealers here that there beginning to be
inquiry. Tobacco is without change and but little on
the market, Lead staady at cant. " ~ -
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY MORNING, Nov. 10, 1856
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Louisiana, Talbot, and Galveston
-, Harris b Morgan
snip Onion DAVIS, ior New YORK, o Woodruff
hip Estne barney Tor Boston Creevy Farweli
Sn.p Lay afabei e. Aierti for Bordeaux, Bogert
snip annn Schd dt for Hsvro, Up Whitney
Bark Mary Barney Luther, Crseyy & Fsrwel
BARK La Webb for Liverpool Jenkins, W
Bark Jcssfa tSpAu) Mera for Castillo b Har,pe
Brig Aurats, Davis, for Boston, r M Harrison H.
rg rnncss Ellen porte or AArseiie Jones, Macknier
Brig Railing Wave, Cole for Boa.on r NJ Harrison Ia
Brig Mississippi, Hathaway. for Baltimore Hpu on aco
Schr Exile, Jones, for Aobe Gco
Sc ~ E Bradford Taylor. alaehoa, q d hietcaf
chr 1slshrsses, Nelson, fer Psss wiSkham aco
Scar Experiment. Rousseau Mobile,
Sehr Mary, tBris) Stevens for Belize, Honduras Ayet
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ETAr DE LA LOUISIANA
Slriame Cur do Diairct de- Ia Nogvele OIL inns.
Present. 'Honorabe ], q. COTTON, Juse.
J. R. BoRGSTEDE SEES Ceances pour Advancement
No. 3,6l0
d NONSIDERANT lie petition ct rafidavit, il
est ordonle qa'una assemble des du
devant Henry Pai,
lbme jour de hahn NJ dell
afarsa du popnars lu iu reiaset
hyeu
soft les il
prdonnt tauas nies udIcaieI eautre
ct les baus u dit pr ttonaaiis soreut
Nouvee 0ileans N0semote, 1855.
tSgntd) J. d. COTTON, Jugs.
Coar copie ccnfotns Aboriginal.
Bureau du Grtfar, re 3 Noyem5re, 1885, .z7
noi6 J0fiN Z. HOLLAND, GFifier.
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VINCENT, CONFECTIONER,
Corner of Canal and Csrondelet streets,
XKTILL on the 10Th of November, open his
wv the of offering the Ladies
Lunch of boned Soup Fried
Oysters, Jsiies, Coffee Chocolate Ice Cream, etc. -
Tsriua--Ten cents dish.
TabIs from II O'Clock A. NJ Ito O'Clock p NJ. He
opportunity having engaged
Of ha Frsnh hs will attend Dinners parties
po,6 Am
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MEMORANDA,

Steamer Relf left Trenton the 18Th instinct Mon
roe Cobb at Barnes, Landing McRas Trinity Stacy in
ser Leeomts Red River Amanda hard
od RIVER some dittAnes from the ehnnne Uuatha rising Co.
lambda down. .z.
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SPOKEN

By tho bark Lucy the 18th lat "a 80 Ion IS sbp Rich
nond, hence for Liverpool, days ALI we'll.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CIT. CHARLES THEATER-
NJ g. DzBAH Lessee nrd Manager.
=. DussIsLD..-............ Actins Mauag=r
Mosp n Soy.,,s, isS isss
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF MRS. FAgBEN.
GEsELb4 Mrs Farren L5rd Psrciya Pope KHR
Mis- Lseu.rd %. WANDERING NINsTREL-Jlm .Barr, with
yikns srd bis Df=b Mr. VinBs Bowers MIS- CrenIn,
Ms. Booth.
tN- morrow, Mra. FARREN.
81 Dgors at hafpat DIX o'clcex precisely.
% Overture AZ sas en O'Clock, hreci.ety nols
.pELTCAN THEATER- Topographic dis
having received STARS, ergszed
nHued close for The parposs
Ishsspg and bniidinE.
tB The REGULAR SEASON will s5samene in few days.
no5 j. s. CHARLES, Mausger.
ORLEANS THEATER-
~ 81 MASKED SOCIETY BALLS. @s z.=
Gshem,n dsirous .Gberiting the SEES OF MASKED
apply Il. RUFFIEK at d Thsaisr.
will be cpsad dsy o'clock A. H. 30 o'clock NJ
nolsf
EBEEL'S SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE
a ARMORT HALL.
w SECOND WEEK. -h
This popular and fashion pfe Of crowded nightly
to VITA q the N walled performances ot--
WEST FEELS CAMPBELL MIFsTRELs,
who ngh il Buyeiaes Farcss Songs Dances ETC.
81 Many Novelties are iu active pr pafat n.
| LS- tt ketr, sooenss. -
B- be rom e,eIsek
| MATT PEEL. Ear-gsf.
nois DE-. r A. JONES, Agent.
| yTANNUCHPS AMERICAN MUSUEUM-
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W. S. HALSEY, 1856 Camp street,

MANUFACTURERS T0BA6o0.
NTE ARE NOW RECEIVING from ships
Hessr, John cole and Wthsrss, Jul supplies Of sysry
description of
VIRGINIA ACGo
fresh manufacturers shish the attention
OF purchasers tsnyed. -, r,,I.,s !, 81,
ifi-= eeYpsr and GrsVier
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PAPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
So and IS Common street.
~ r. STEVENS & CO. invite the attention
M. OF City and Cony ths extensive
stationery Blank Hooks Playing Cards. Of
at the owoas for cash approved Lately
their assortment OF Standard School
the publishers, viz:
1000 dozen Webiisr,s spelling Bsoks
1910 - Met3uhy's Readers
40 Spelling 3 1k
800 Webster'a shool Dictionary;
900 !" Waksr's
800 /" Smiths Grammar
$40 g :" Arithmetic;
30 :" Olnsys Geography and Atlas
800 copisa quao Bibles, Nv priced;
800 dozen " ritins Bo.kL for Schools.
b.
500 dozen Maynard HnyeA Writing Ink MP
half
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

Il to hi. friends the public rally taia wall
dessbished has, during the
eoaplet4y in Every thas
e hiss adopted. Ali repairs have been
Substantially The ghouf,
fnraiinre. Especially
Short teen spared in
providing for the comfort OF It's gRsa md for the
sepI0 BIN il R. S. MORSE, Proprietor.
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SUNDRIES-
~ 900 bbla Raw Whisky.
$50 do Boyle Roee Whisky.
100 do choice Old Mono sahsla Whisky.
100 do Narranted Winter Strained LAID OIL
$50 kosA Lard, choice.
so daz.n Beef Tongues, Sugar Cured.
$40 boxes Proctor Gamble Star CRndss,
$50 bills Moss Beef. For sale by
mole JOSEPH Lands 4 Co, IS TchoupisoaIas sire ct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19

WTINES, CORDIALs, ETC
Wv Choice Madeira, Port aad Sherry.
Hsut Rrion, Lsnyile Larose Claret.
Haut Wine.
Cordsa viz: Anise,,s, GuiguOtst Soyan Maras chino,
Goiiwaer ofextrA and superfus quality, for sale by
polsst F. w C6ELER, no Commen srs.t
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-fF sazAl
THE ETA. L o II Z
~, ~ 1I,,p

aaAS JUST OPENED with all new Goods,
e consisting OF WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEwELRY, GUNS,
aud VARIETY sa,eg Goods OF tbs lata patterns
prepared all kinds fne
mounisd and Jswsy repaired Manufactured
order.
N. Bold Gold and Silver bought.
ssaly GRRGoR WILSON,
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UNION BANE OF LOUISIANA
Nav 0aLxAss. Nov. /, is5s. I
MHR, GEORGE A. FRERET has been elected
I've Cashier this hank, FIJI the vacancy by
Eirnhton Of sir. P. NJ Wood.
mol ALE. PENN, Pretideut.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-19
SUPERIOR WHITE AND YELLOW GREASE,
For Passenger and Freight Cars, Omnbuses, Wagons
and

Hubbard Creates b.g leave
70 omuhuss dnys vehicles
90 the lara invoice they receiving.
These Gresss hRv been eIsnsvsly this
aud pronounced by all 10 be far psrisr
durable than tar and oil We hersr confidently
well a. for their low prize. =
We liberty Hart Thomas Co. nnd M
Richard Condon other omni
bnses and carris.os
cHhs. A. EAGER 4 CO.,
and (iateE snian no
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEhlrT . SAllU.
Tho State Of Louisiana, Parish Of East Felicana,
Seventh District Court. No. 9S0
NJ. Holmes, Administrative, ps. J. b. Powers.
DY VIRTUE Of writ OF a. fa. to me directed,
ID from the honorable Court aforesaid in Che above
entitled cause, will offer at sherf's sale. at the
door of the Court House, in said Parish. on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN JANUARY 1856.
between the hours OF IL O'Clock am. and o'clock,
p. m. all the right, title, interest, and claim of
the defendant J. B. Powers, in and to the follow
ing described property, given up by said Powres to
satisfy plaintiffs demand and all costs, to wit:
A certain tract Of land, situated, lying and
being in said parish, on the Amite River,
containing (160) one hundred aad sixty
acres, more or less, bounded on the north
by j. B. Powers on the east by lands Of
Henry Knox, on the south by lands Of Au-
gustus Cobb, on the west by lands of James
Booker, or Public land
Terms Of Sale.-Cash, with the benefit Of appraise-
ment.
dec l, 1855 B. NJ. G. BROWN, Sheriff.