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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!
Mi EDPDN BROTHER having CO

renccd the Carriage Business in all its branches in
the Shop on Jackson next deor to the Methodist
Church, Thbodanx, are prepared to manufacture
Buggies, Carriages, Rockanays q Sulk'es
in any and every styles also repairing done Persons de-
Fl ur thing ia their iae would do vel to give them
cali! All wo-k guarant. ed to give satisfaction
+ b. lender their thanks 10 tae citizens of Assump-
tion Lsfoarche and TerreDonBe FIR tue liberal ptronage
they have extended them since the last two years that
thai they have een engaged in the aose business, and
hone for q continuance OF the same
Thy have Always hand Carriages, Rockaways, Bug
re. and Suikies Harness. Whips FIynet I'M: &c, &c-,
Of their own manufacturing, the workmanship of which is
hey are wiling tn trade very liberal terms FIR cash
or god paper All reaairs dune at reasonable rates. and
with the greatest desiatch.
guLFORD & BROTHER, Jackson Street.
Thibodsux, August I'd iS55n.
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LOUIS BOURGEOIS.


Avis est par les presentes dennes que
le soussignG ln:ention de demander !
Ia prochaine session de la Cour de District
pcmancipaiion de resclave FLORA,
agee denviron quarante ans, avec permis-
sion ellie de demeurer dams fEtat dc Ia
Louisiana, CONFINEMENT IN acte de Ia
Legislature, approve lc Is Mars, 1855, in-
|titule .acte relatif aux esclaves ct aax per-
sonnes de couleur libfes. No. 3O5.
Houma, Paroisse Terrebonne, ce 26 Sep
ltemhre, 1855. LOUIS BOURGEOIS.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that it is the in
,cnt;on of the undersigned TO apply to the
next term OF the District Cnnr, in this
Parish for The emancipation Of the Slave
FLORA. aged abant 40 years, with per-
mission to remain in the State of l4tniisi-
ana, in accordance with an act Of the
Legislature, approved March 18th, 1855.
entitled ssAn act relative to Slaves and
Free CoIored Persons. No. 30S.'
HouMA, Parish of Tcrrebonne, Sept
tember 26, 1855.
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AVIS DETECTION.

I'm VETU DUN proclamation Issue de
u son Excellence. PAUL O. HkEERT. Gauvsfnenr
de- i,t,at de Ia Louisiana potant cate tln 26 JuiIe
1855 dcs election dams Ii a1nisse Terc
banne lie Ter Lund de Neve1sbre, a. d. 1855, dan cha
Gun es de IL dite paTcsse par les Com
nssrres auenent qualities. dams et pour chncnn des
dts ACCOMPLISHMENTS depuis heuTe5 Il. NJ, Jus4ues
hcures r NJ. Pour Elrc--
To- TN Represenmnt du 2eme District Congressional
con,pese de eetfe parfis de Ia vile d0Teans EN- han
de Ii rue Canal comm comme ie premier District
District No. 4, jaifis Ia willie tbs Lafayette. ct les par
misses de jefferson, st. Charles, ST Jean Bapste St.
jacques, Ascension. Assumption, Lafoufche, Iene-
bonnc, iii Marie q 81. Martin.
On I'm (suuvernenf ct Lieufennnt GOuvefneur pour
Frat pour ssrvlT e tsns &c qas.s ans e. s.ena na
votan quslines de lEtat pour cre un Sefrniaire dc
iEss & IN AvocatGeueral -FOUR le terme de quasre
T., TN Tre.orier dc rEtat IN Anditeur des Complies
puhlics At nm Surentendant des Eeoes Pniliques,
charun desqucls evant enr son Office POUR le terme de
deux ans IS usqaa C que son AT ese ouee
%. In senateur POUR remp1r Ia vacance oreasonee
pr Il mort De Lilo hey, dams le nlssfc. com
1 50 I'm fepr6seatant de PaTois e.
a. Tn Avrcat de- district pour n 5eme District Judi
claire compose des paroisses Assumption Leafcne e.
10 Tn Gresier de Ia pour servir durans quatre
annees
annAes.
/ %. On Assessor de Taxes. .s
10o AtanI de JUICES De FAX seront elas dans cnaqae
des differences parosses par les votants
qnaees residant que e geaple des diis arrndsse
nsents ont roit par u Io delire dies nebres On Jur
de Po,cr mais dams les ACCOMPLISHMENT on IL - une
vile incorporates vile contenant tr'is cent habit
tants u j. sem eludeaA 1ugcs de Paix-
Ito. Tn Constable l,ur chaque reimbursement dei
dercsteS Parocsqn devrn sersir durant denx aanees
l2o Ell attendu Ia lni al ordonnee que le rremlei
jonr q elecif6 senerale. btie serait onverte
chacun dos ens de teiedtions dams fEtae masntenan
eab nas h ai le but de recevor lie volx aes voeah
qaa1i6tes de Fiat. our on contre e enlargement az
siass d gouveraemeat do baton Rouge y NouseIe
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ELECTION NOTICE.
DYyIRTUE of a Proclamation is:

ID hv his Exceilency, PAUL o. iIEBERT, Governor
Of the State Of Louis ana, bearing date July ~ 1850
Elections will lie held in the Parish Of 1errelonnc
The first Monday, Of November D. 1855, in each Of
,he respective precincts said Parish by the Commits
sinners duly qualified in and 10, each OF the said wards,
from, o O'Clock A. NJ to 4 uc ock =. NJ, toc.ect-
J. One REPRESENTATIVE from, the Second Congre ssioRal
District OF that part oil the city Of New t
leans above anal street, known the first District Dis
trct No. g. torerly the city ri Lafayette. and the Par
isbes OF Jefferson St. Charles ST. John the Iaptste. ST.
James. Ascension, Assumption Latoarche, Terebonne,
st. Mary ang st. Marin.
8 Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of the Stlte.
To serve for The of four years And whereas, it
so provided by that there shs he elected the
day, by the qualified voters thronrhout the state
Secretary of State, and Attorney General, to serve
for the term Of four years.
s. State Treasurer. Auditor CT Public Accounts,
and Superintendent Of Public Education, each of which
shall hold their atce for the term OF Two years. anu until
their snccessrs are daily insttsled
L. Senator from the District composed OF the parish
Of Assumption. Laiorche md Terrebonne to llthe
unexpiIed term If Hen. p. p. Key, deceased
5. One Parish Representative
g. One District Attorney for the Six judicial District,
composed Of die parishes OF Assumption Lafourcke and
T. Clerk of the Court fsr the term Of four
S. s.. she.if and Coroner, to for the term Of
q One Assessor Of Taxes.
10 AS many Justices Of the Peace shall be elected in
esch the sevei wards Of the Parrish ny the quail
vpters residents Of The ward, the people Of each
the wards resectivelyare entitled by law to cleo
members the Police jury but in those wards in which
rre Is nm incorporated town. or containing thrcs
hundred inhabiians there shall he elected two Justices
Of the Peace.
H. One Constable for each of the several wards o
the Parish to serve f,r The term Of two years.
IL And whereas it Is provided by lsw that On the frs
dav Of the next general eeetian pull shall be oened
each the election precincts in this State, new est
iished nv law for the purpose Of receiving the
The ana fed voters this State against the
val or the Seat Of Government from the town Of Bate
Rouge the city Of Nav Orleans and that every qua
ned voter voting for against the removal sail hay
written on his batiut the words .For Removal" IL he
in favor Of such removal and The words Against RENE
! val"i he Oppose it.
The Commissioners Of Election Of the Parish of TIE
relnnc will superintend said election without further NJ
tce, anl make due return to according IL law.
~ lOSEPd A. sGAGNE, Sheriff.
Hoama August %, Is55-n7-tde-
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8, e.rynx or rnE D1srRIcr couaT.

poe Clerk or THE DISTRICT COURT.
n fsEsot: r.sase % announce in Your paper that
nrSRY NENEII Ii canddate for the Office Of
80 4 IN nm Dgsr ct Court of Terrehonne, ut the
,sia1 Soynber eIectisn, aud that he viii he suppf.ed
= s. s ~ e MANY FnfEsDs.
sTWs 81 azfhofized to annennce the name q Eu-
eiyR ENSERkAN u 8 candidate for the office Of
tiKKk ii irt Court OF the Parish OF Terrebonne
atthe ensuing elee.ian,
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ASSESSOR.

.Ipslue: Pi-Nss ann mace III. LEO HYMEL 81 \
~ - ASSESSOR Ia The Parish Of Tsueaoape NJ
MAKE place IA Noseasber next, and thereby
saii1a - 49, sislt;-se MAxY syurExs.
- 1tAKE Pies ~ antousee the nssue Of =. 4.
C0814Ia y esnsEiate Tor ASSEs2OK ut the ensuing
e F0. P1PUsi.as
I s. -FIesse announce the name 81 FELIX
1fB6bAU = candidate Tor the once of Asses<or Il
~ elssiI November Eleciion MANY FRiExDs
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yENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF.
TrTAT DE LA LOuIsIANF-PAR-

N
IL o,ssE retrchonne. du aeme District
Succession de Terze Il Banr, deccede, epouse de i!p-
polite chsnsin.
Al, nom et ,,sr raathnrie de II tour din 5eme District.
en- et nour Ia i,e paToiss il seri offer; venc
panlique pr Joseph A. Gagne sherif, Ia re 'idenee
de we Hyppolits chansin,
Lundi. lie 29eme jour d'Octobre, 1868.
entire IL heurns A. NJ ct heu.es, r NJ, les prepretes
ii npres de- rite ,s.s tenant Ia ale sncressoa sasof
/ Fourn;tu,e de Its,
9 Une Pentin.;
s. Une Armofr-;
l. Tn lot de fer
s. u Ettsseies ei une e;tami,e; =HS
e. I'm Rolet;
= Tn efh.ryseT;
s. Tn Int d'eHilis arato'eSs
O. neux sneui.s II m ,uia,
~ Tn let pelles 1t beehes.
H. Tn Cofre de v:elS outes;
r. I'm LIT hate.ie dc cuisinei 4s htss
Ii. Tn yeux buggys f.
II. Is bari suers:
Is line Jar ct me lot de Bouiellss;
III Une yache etsan Snv .nt asA
II. Cae Jninent ct son ,nlin:
49, I'm Negro JACK, age da peu pres - ans; n
H. I'm certan ocesu de erre dams cette paroisse
sur Ia rive rote Btynu Petit caou mesurunt IN ar
rent Ct dei de face une prof nieur safaat ie tre
on &c que donne Ia confirmation, bnrnee en- hsut par u
terre de H. Cage ct has par cele de r. iessanaer
In ite yene fae rernes Ell Conditions suivant
SAVIOR:
a.teres 4 al iesscu. cuPfANf, ct tnutes sommes au
dessus de dix piast.es ;ryables Mars 1856 lie Nesre
s. i, tere vahes tris esanx un tiers en- Mara
1855 un tiers en- Mars 1857. tiers en- Mars les Ia
dite lie Eegre demeuran
jusqu'an paemens En,L as
Tnues aonmes qn ne seroa Prs pancuet ennen pavees
ma,urite poeroar intret raison de NUT pour cent
usau an psrfat goiuea aequereur iournra SEES bets
Avec bonnie sulisan;e Caution
Houma. Sep. e7Gme, 1855
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ThibOsi:sslx Home Academy.
JBRYsoN BURROWS, A. B., Principal.
THIS INSTITUTION will open or

IL on asonda. the 18th September, aed continue ten
mOnts IL desirable that Students be present the
first DAY of the pupls however, will be received
al any lime, aa charged accordingly This school de-
signed to prepare students Ivy liberal, thorough, and
practical eancation fr college, any ether husiress
life. the pa. comprising. compete preparatory cours
;nnlish Gu cal and Mathematical. Patrons may
assured that an and persererng effort win e
made TO cultivate the held heart and hanato ira bo,
&c ming int ihgemt. good and useful men-io give the
ELEMENTS Of PERFECT education.
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TER us.

- II II 3. = 73fIss2E
or the regular Eneli~ course, per month";. Sc 90
Each addition language, ~ : . %
-H- Arrangements have been made t. areouHnda. c
several students with BOALDi lin the family # t,e Prn
cina a'e that applications TO that effect be
made at early ay.
Til, o,laux, Sept, lS55-Sf
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New- Orleans, Opclousas, and Great West
err, Express.
a DAILY EXPRESS is now establish.

A DAILY EXPRESS is now establish
N ed the 0peloasas Railroad. between New ereans
and Bayon o1rche connertin. in New 0 leans With
the Express for all HE prnripal Cities AMI
Towns in the North and West, AID al yon Lasearche
with
HoLDEN's STAGES AND EMPRESS WAGONS,
FOR Thibodaux Houaa, Tgers lie BerwicS's y, Pats-
sonylIe Cestefvils Frankn, New IBERIA 81 Martins
vile, Washington am, Opeaeusas.
SfECIE, JEWEl.RY, VAIL ABLES, ana Merchandise
of every scpii,n frwaried and delivered promptly
Notes. Drafts, Bills, etc., co acte and ali trdets aiiendeA
10 pnnctusiiy.
Each EXPRESS in charge of special messengers.
All uercan,ie orders from New Orleans fr the IN
terror must be lett at the re before the d y
rey:oas departure. Orders left AT Js<tph Barba t5O
Old Levce street, viii receive prompt attention.
EXPRESS leaves Adams & Cos Otce No. D. Camp ST. !
lay at A. M returning teayes franklin House, Thsbo-
daux AT I p. NJ. and Bay bcfourche at : r, N. -
/. RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE ENPRESS.
In connection with the above there express the
transportation Of Eagage any Fart OF the shy OF sew
Orleans so that passengers giving the and cheek
to the Express have their baggage deliver
I'd US directed, with promptness and despatch
STARR S. JONES, -
rnI-tsl Office 9s Lamp street.
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sEsl,nt.sF,s SALE.

GTATE OF i.0tIiSiAN.s-PARiSH
~ Of TcRaEgoS NE-Efi,h district claft,
Estate fertile Leblanc, decd wife Of il clanstn-
Inthe name ast,sy the sor;iy tie list let Court
OF the Filth ..u Girl District, 81 tag II and fer ilse Parish
Of T,rrehonne, /, Joseph \. Gag she.ito: sad parish,
Will s.tl III publ. ugct OF,
alonday. The 29sh day Of October, 1858.
tetwaen the hoHrs ii /. e'el;>e A. A. and O'Clock,
81. the following pofets. bs,ls ng The aaese estate
viz.
l. Bed Farniture. IT, enc atof Spades;
q One cloeh Il. One chest OF old lnls:
!. 0ae Press Il. Ole lot OF Kitchen
A. One lot OF lions: Gensii;
5. 6 sirkles asa one hr nj; b. On. old Carria.v;
6. One spinning WLe,f II. = hac:e'Sagsr;
:. @ he Gast-ness Il. One IT ami tn, lot OF
6. One Lot of Farming to.ies.
Toos Is. One Cow as,a Calf: -
O. Ai.lsfones:- Ore Maze and t,9s
1s A certain Negro 10y named LACK, aged asaut IS
Years. 4 crop OF Corn.
H. curtain tract OF land situated in this prrish,
the right ans Eayou Little Ciiiiou, Measuring one an
the tiilrs,r confirmation calls for, t.aetsr VITA I'll the
buildings aad Improvements; boie'. above ly iald OF
II. Cage, and telnw by land Of F. Tsssani
The fresong property will be sold unGef the following
Ferns AMI trnti'iau<. viz:
Tie movable pso erty al OF ten dollars Under,
arabic CASH and al; over ten dollars Ill March
neAt 1906. Payment for the Negro and Land t. lie ae
in three eaual ins:almen<, and payable one third Ii
March, 1856 thir! March 1897 and the remaining
third ii March Is53. Sail slave and land remaining spe
chilly ged and hypothetical until final payiaeaf
aud all sums not puncty paid at maturity to bear inter
OF eight per cent pes ant',n until mai
payment nade purchaser to give note with good AMI
ipirosed security. -,
Iouma. Sept &C, 1865.
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Estate Of Peter l. Russell.

GTATE OE LOUISIANA-Fifih Judi
~ ciai District uEt,-Parish of Terre5oane-
WHEREAS, EDWARD DURAND, OF the Psrth OF
Terrebonne has fled his application with the Clerk Of
said Court praying to be appointed Administrator u said
estate,
Therefore alpersons are hereby warncl and notified to
file their any tn y have to the said appira-
ton with the Clerk OF said Court at his office in the town
Of H0una in ten days after the first pucaiien hereof
Of the said application will be confirmed and granted in
due cousee Of Law.
- WITNESS my hand and the seal Of said Court,
his day OF October Thousand isht hundred
SSR&HY land ffty-fIve, J.AYCOCK, Clerk
n1-!t Fifth District Court, Terfebonnc.
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ron REPREsENTATIyI

rOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
~ Haars snshorizei 70 announce Col. = = RON
y iss,e6nfe tfsm the Parish Of TerreOonne. EeC-
ID 6Jr1f Mo01sr ID November.
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Commencement i une proclamation de
I'Hon. JOSEPH AYCOCk, President
du Jury de Police de la paroisse de Terre-
bonnie, une election sera tenue dams le
3ieme reimbursement de Police dams
paroisse, lie 5 de Novembre, 1855. dams le
bit d'k!ire un membre pour represenser le
dit reimbursement dams le Jury de Police.
Lieu d,elcction-a la maigon d'ecoie.
Comrnissaires -John Medium, NJ. H..
Daunis, Joseph Leblanc, dit Mdse.
F. GAGNE, GreGer.
Houma, le 4 dncl.,s '5555 IS.
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Pursuant to proclamation oil the Hon.
JOSEPH AYCOCk, President of the
Police Jury Of the Parish Of Tcrrebonne,
an election will be held in the third Police
Jury Ward, in this parish, on the 9Th day
Of November, 1855, for the purpose of
elcciing member 70 represent the said
ward in the Police Jury.
Election Precinct--School House.
Commissioners Of ElectioasWh. II. Dau-
mis-, John McCoilum, Joseph lie Blanc,
alias Noise. +. GAGNE,
Honma, Sd Oct, A. Clerk r. Jury.
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FoR SENATOR.

FOR SENATOR.
- Nj ~ anthoriIed to announse Col g y. .IaIn.
80 ii & rs parishes Of Assumption, LatouEche ana
ss.,s..ere Slsct;bn in November.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsHISo7oE, Dec l9.-House proceeded 10 bal
lot before the result of the last ballot
ed. Mr.. McNullin enquired if it would be in order
70 move q call Of the House; some gentlemen were
absent thinking the time would be occupied in de-
bate he said he did not know whether the last
bsllo. bad elected Speaker not. The clerk said
there had been no election-anuounced the result
as follows: Banks IO7, Richardson 70, Fuller 81,
Lester ., scattering 4
Mr. Barclay explained his position in replying 10
his colleague, Mr. Campbell he said; He had never
had the slightest sympathy with the freesoil here
sy, and his party and friends regard 1t the 'Ros-
MATTE of Cervantes" namely, long lean misera.
ble jackass Mr. rarclsy said he was in the last
vas opposed to the repeal OF the Missouri Compro.
mise but if bill was introduced TO restore the line
he would be found in solid column with the Demo
Gratis voting aganst it.
Mr. Campbell, of Penn, ssked his colleague if he
was not elected as an anti Nebraskain?
Mr. Barclay replied that he was regularly nomi.
mated Democratic candidate and was opposed as
much TO tie restoration of the Missouri line as its
repeal. Because the latter gave occasion to agita-
ton which would break down the Democratic party
and damage the Union.
After considerable debating the House again pro-
ceeded to ballot. Banks l06, Richardson rs, Full
Ter "a, scattering 9. Necessary to choice lls.
Adjourned.
ST. LouIs, Dec. IA dispatch from Indepen-
dcnce dated 18th, says the trouble in Lawrence,
Kansas, is settled by the people promising to deliV-
err up the offenders, obey the laws OF the Terrific
~, recognize the Governor as such, and conduct
themselves in the future as law abiding citizens.
The volunteers from Missouri have disbanded
and returned home.
Col. Cummings Sup't of Indian Affairs. arrived at
Council Bluffs yesterday from the Black Fee. coun-
try, where he has concluded treaties with several
tribes Of Indians.
WAsHINGros, Dec. 20-The House was mostly
occupied in discussion; only one ballot was had
which resulted as follows: Banks l04, Richardson
20, Fuller "a, scattering 10.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1855.

BENEFIT OF MRS JULIA DEAN HATEE.-Mrs.
HAYNE takes a benefit tonight, and from the
crowded houses which she has drawn since the
commencement of her engagement we anticipate
a perfect Jam on the occasion. All who intend
going should apply at the Box Office early this
morning if they wish TO secure eligible seats.
Mrs D. has Satisfied her friends here that during
her prolonged absence she has not been idle. The
repeated outbursts OF applause which she calls
FORTH attest the high appreciation placed upon her
abilities The plays are FAzIo and the LOVE-
CHASE.
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-~FD The GERMANS have produced some excellent
~ remedies for various diseases. Among which may
be specified Dr. Hoohands Celebrated Btters" for sale
by @ NJ Jackson-and used with remarkable in
Liver Complaint Jaundce, Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility,
and general arrangement of the Stomach. The Sunday
Dispatch says Of this medcne ave feel convinced that
in the use Of the German Bers the patient does not become
deaed constantly gains strength and vigor to the
frane-a fact worthy Of consideration The Bitters
pleasant in taste and in SMELL and be administered
der any circumstances the most cate stomach Indeed
they can be by all persons with the most perfect safety
1t would be those who much afflicted in the
system with one teaspoonfu or less and
gradually increase We speak from Experience and are Of
course proper judge The press far and wde have united
in recommending the Btters and the afflicted
most cordially advise their USE" See advertisement.
decI-1m
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YoRK, Dec I9.-Whest declined; A.. 90
for Southern white, 81 % for Illinois red and 81 95
for Western red. Cotton dull and prices dropping
Molasses improving, 47c. Freights easier.
NKw ORLEANS, Dec 19.-Cotton-The Steamers
news had favorable effect on the market. Prices
sitter Sales to-day $4,000 bales, advanced 4c;
Kidding &c. Molasses S4c; Mess Pork $3.50.
Freights-Cotton to Liverpool &c. Whisky dull at
50 cents.
NEW YORK, Dec. so, H.-Flour improving: -
1926 for choice State, 1852 for good Ohio and
50 so for Southern; Corn 97c. for mixed; Mess
Pork $1,000; Whisky So.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 2O.-River rising with 10 feet
water in the canal
PITTsBURG, Dec l9, P. M-River falling with
10 feet inches water in the channel Weather
clear and cold.
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The shave articles received yesterdsy-a and
fresh and win be disposed Of at Hstonishngy low prices
Having been purchased at the lowest possible figure for the
petCe they will Of course be exchanged st the posi-
bic figure for the petOter Call and your
selves CHURCH ANDERSON
noV29 Nos I and Broad 81.
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rx- Signor DoSEErrI With his wonderful comic
troupe of acting Monkeys and Dogs, takes posses
sion of Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening next
95,b inst We perceive that their engagements
elsewhere preclude the possibility OF their staying
longer than the FIVE nights advertised. We
would therefore advise al, old aud you g, not to
let this opportunity slip without seeing the acting
Monkeys"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-21

%SD GREAT CUkE Fos RHEUNATIsM The Editors Of the
- Richmond Republican Of December 24th lS52, says
that oarters Spanish Mixture ia quack medicine.
They had in their press afflicted with violent
Mercural Rheumatism who continually complaining OF
misery in the back limbs and Outshs eyes had become
feverh and msttery, neck swollen throat sore and all the
symptoms Of Rheumatism combined with ScrofUls Two
bottles Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him. and, in
above they bear testimony to its wonder
fn Effects and say only regret that all suffering with
disease blood Of the existence Of such
medicine they cheerfuy recommendit
See they certificate and notice in uH around the bottle
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-21

To CAPGrALlsrs.-The attention Of Capitalists is
directed to the advertisement in this days Patriot
of valuable Iron property for sale, by Mr. W. T.
Napier. The location Of this property makes 1t
very desirable TO any one wishing 70 engage in the
manufacture Of iron.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-21
River and steamboat News.

The river was on a stand at this point yesterday
with sufficient water on the shoals for boats Of all
classes Weather fair and pleasant
The JoLn Simpson is the steamer for Memphis
90 day. She leaves at II N.
The city Of Huntsville will be in trim TO start at
the same hour Monday.
The Cuba is the packet for Paducah 30 day. Her
hour for leaving is 10 A. n.
The Fla leaves for the same destination at4 p.