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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-31
TO ALL WHO ARE IN ARREARS

Edgefield & Cheatham Plank Road!
rVNIE Road is finished. and debts due by the
i Company for Lumber, hire Of hands, &C., must
be paid Those indebted therefore, must come for
ward, without any further delay, and pay up their
Stock The creditors of the Company cannot be
put off any longer. y
F. GOODE, Prcs't.
Ion 2l tf 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-31
OFFICIAL RETURNS

or an Election for Delegate TO the House of Repre-.
sentatiues of the United STATES, held in The Territory
Of Kansas, on the 29h Of November, 1854.
n: IUh;,c.IJ W,taE.IJ FIenneEen
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-31

Jan 81
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Ian 3 |
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
EMMA". ELLA \ EHI';IAM-(MHNO
STA T. OF VERMONT

Caici",.i: District. =.
Thr Probate C'n". for The I'i>r;,.. ,t Caledonia ::
call I"r-"n~ interested IN T." E-tat. of Ennla
j. ami I.'la \. Erielam. ml"rs rc~linc in 81 .
I"hn>hlirv. IN -;ii district.
M HllAM e. ARNOLD. i.uarI.n Of said mi
w E"r>, represents 20 >ail Court that his said
wards. are the rh.lirrn I'll Levi p Ri .i,n late o
- 'i"hn>l',lrV aior"-:d deceased that ti.cv have
u" .arcn! living. and haze iolnt int..rc, in the
Homestead of their late father with Mrs Fannie $
Ef.Ghan the willow ot said deceased that said real
estate N !ncUnlcrcd lv NOR: c:,~e and that tie.
safe thereof ISncce,>arv. ana will he conducive 10
the interest 81 his sad wards for the PURPOSE, con
e nplat"i in the trtv fourth section the .;xty
ninth r:!a;'!cr o! the C"n,ict Statutes anH aid
'rir''ili I:- made application for license and m
i"ritvtp sell the interest OF his -a wards in said
real estate, i'l>nl 10 Tie provisions IF tic Stat
utr IN that tclIa!
said a,'lcn'ion will be heard anI decided =. \
l'r'5He Court to b holden at the Probate Office jr
i'anv.ii" aforesaid. on the 81 day Of Nav. A. D.
I'D on are therefore hereby notified to Appear
b:lorr >Hl'! court ~ Tie tine and place aforesaid
ana OBJECT, II You sec r;Ii>c, to the @rn" Of said
IIccnSe CllAS. ). DANA judge Of Probate.
Date! at DanyNc, this 7th ay Of April. \. d.
49,. .,l,o
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
Sash, Door and Blind
N A N TO r Y

VHllE subscriber having bought the interest Of
u ". ID. Weeks in the Sash Door and Blind bus
mess, and rented the shop occupied by him, is now
prepared with competcn, workmen and carefully
selected Stcck to furnish any article in that line on
me shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Of-
ice uSt north of tle Pa--lnI>ic House on Railroad
street. JONATHAN LAWRENCE.
st. John>burv, VT March Ii, 1S5i. ?2ltt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
klacksmlthlng,

Y<i!E subscribers having formed CoIar.ner.bio
mite l'iH ;k>m;tn business, and purchased the
Nh"rn rH't'.oct'> Niilace lately owned bv james
H. Carpenter won'i -av I" the public that t.ev are
fr';lHr''! I" d"ali kinds Of custom vork in .hcr
profession.
Particular attention lai! TO ,hoe;nc horses. esnc
cIallv such - are !ia. To interfere. oyer-rrach or
stumble. i'll which branch Of TIER business thew
challenge competition.
AN ~hocn% ',@n"h; ,'ic,n warranted to give sat
i'i.rt"A. WILLIAM TMSEI.
). T. III HHFH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21

AMERICAN Wit AND IlUMOH-Ne take
the following from lecture recently deliver
ed at Boston, by James Z. Lowell, the poet :
Captain Basil Hall, when he travelled in
this country, found the Yankees people en-
tircly destitute Of wit and humor Perhaps
our gravity which ought to have put him on
the right scent, deceived him. do not know
more perfect example of wit than some
thing which as have heard was said to the
captain himself Stopping at village inn,
there came up a thunder storm, and Captain
Hall, surprised that a new country should
have reached such perfection in these mcte-
oralogic manufactures, said to bystander,-
why, You have very heavy thunder here
Wall. yes replied the man. we du, consul
erin the number of inhabitants Here is
another story which a stage driver told me
once: A wag on the outside of the coach,
called to a man by the roadside, who was fem
cling some very poor land. Il say, mister,
what arc You fencing that pasture Tor? j:
would take forty acres ont to starye middle
sized cow Jesse; ard I'm fencin' Of it to
keepyour kettle out"
INTERESTING TO Hen FAHCIEEs.-
One of Che most serious obstacles in the wav
of keeping hens about a house has been their
hitherto uncon1uerable prediction for
scratching up gardens. We learn from the
U>~'go Po''mitum that an ingenious Yankee
has at length discovered remedy for this dt-
ficulty, and is taking measures to Introduce
it into general use. 1t consists of small in
strumcrt somewhat resembling very long
spur. attached to the hind part of hens leg.
HE instrument is so arranged that hen the
hen is about to scratch the earth the spur
catches in the ground before her foot has far
" descended and ob!ises her to bring the
foot down quietly and harulcssv little in
front of the place which she has aimed
at. The hen thereupon tries the otter foot.
with Il like result. She keeps on irving and
before she is aware of it tie machine. has
"dli.d her right "n' Of tie gU'hn An accn-
cy las been opcnsI in Chicago tor the sale
Of these "hrn walkers"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21

tn" triumph Of his exit All who visited his
chamber felt that it was good to be there, and
prayed as never before, " let me die the death
OF the righteous and let my last end be like
his j. R.K.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
T IN E ALED MAN.

Of this country have since most emphatcally
determined was COOL zeal more hcn he e.
q, ,rnS WOrfh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
House for Sale.

'HNllE subscriber wishes to sell W rcrt his Iou-,
Z located ON Maple street. 1t i new. ~. has .
good garden spa: attached. ". l.. Hunt.
~ j"!n>Ht:rv, March -. $50. .2ltf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
Valuable Invention,
Farmers
c. H. Dana's Premium
Hand Corn Planter.

1SilE public are Invited to examine This novel anc
4 valuable Machine. which is now bei,;c exhibit
e! II almost all part. Of III" country. The cheap
ness. simplicity and ingenuity Of il construction
together with the wonderful accuracy and dispatch
with which II executes it. work on every variety
Of soil. are sufficient guarantee that This Machine
will soon take he place Of both tic Horse Planter
and the Hoe !" tlIr work al planting Corn.
Ii has been tested The past by numerous
farmers N New Hampshire and Vermont VIII. unite
in giving it Their! decided preference. over all other
Planters ever introduced INTO the country Ii ha,
been presented /" several Agricultural Fairs IND
always. without exception, received the hi.lc>t
premium.
e Sold by S. .IfwETT and l. HANCOCK. s..
J"hn>burr. prorci"rS Of tie Pa:cn: Rob. for Cal
cdonla and l.>>rX Counties.
The Planter is carried c:silv asa cane. and will
do tlle work otthrce men with the Hoe. and do it
better. Price" =. Farmers -lIumid make n,Iedi-
Ats purchases and secure their Fainter for III. com
li.~ season.
Il i How lem ;,it:"!ira.i M. i...:;iv every
state {" III" Union AMI NEE IN. every where with
most ur:recr l"utod success. Ott!!e MANY fattcr-
ing cuc",nHn> bestowed ;.,,pn tie FEu.fcr we>c-
bet the i""riu@ from gentlemen wei Know.
Throughout. or Turning cn,nnIilltv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
FAIR M.N
One Hundred and Ten Acres.

Dncin. H. ri.r c~'a:r "i I.LlI EnpGTES. 'a.r
Iiuldlral, in >!il dj,,gj... decreased said f,r,u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
Paper flaming Warehouse,
2Oc I TON STHEET.'
NEW YORK,
W!NDOW-SyIADCS.

iar-" assortment particularly a,aptelto the con.
frv trade Prices Is low. and terms ~ acro,nn,
''iti!!1 - any i!hil>c III n" CIfT. .I.fp.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21

J. NNS N'OIfi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
,AaEcEIpTs OF PI .npuor.

ST Crescent CITY 80? bbs -four gal sack bran
Holl Gayle &eo2O bb -four it, Norton Gsoe5o do DO III
10 do Woodruff co17 do do gesby 40 do
Ferda9vle Brohe95 do do sth Is
sacks 20 bales la Price Converse eo5i hbds
sacks cat; TnOnq s. bales
apples Bro pkgs npplts bales hay sinm-i Dc do
q sppleu Benton ee VI do do
~ hhds tobacco. W. - Nv '"'
sARAsisansr La g6 bales cotton Fe &c.,
2aksy 9wkHsis Ward, Saunders Hunts
IS do do Anderson S. do do carroll P,itSiad eo-s4 DO
Is do do Nhi E@nS ms d DO Ba'hns stanton Newman
Ssn Sce-i$ do do F cts do do jackson
sos DE- s do job Lse2 90 do Mtenherser&
totsi as bales cotton. ~
bas ade bids q bbls olassss
sosS do do "a oa ses Darcy
oa 81 to orer-Toai 43 bales cot
Sa s'l nnas sa iar 1884 bbla and molasses.
dess t ne LsahaIsiC alas eotton Ward san9-
CIT 30 a. Boger Foley Aysy-ss do Payne iaTion6s
o y V I'd Nagep cos do do Male Sur &Goso do Do
ssd %ss - do do y ktmps BECK Rsktsi do
10 10 sssy5 do de &eoo do do MeGtegor Ao
DO 10 sn g W.T. " Ere len asSs DO do
l9d do W Es in do do clefeaad Brothers
re sei 5 a. Nielsen &eoso as pecan. Cochran i s
Gotten. ~ Nv 'D ASN o " '
AARRiSoNBuRG Amanda -ss bales Cox ellis
do d. Nale Summers c1i do do John Watt coT6
40 40 Freilseh, George conng5 do
hnfe% seraut do 30 do do Mtenbsiger
1e9s6 40 do Pa Roberts, Rsdgll Tert
% saeEa Stanton New@an25 do Dc Wright baysnpo.
Richard Nueant Hughes Hytsed
do DO Carr A. Pthsrd Seo-iOdo Campbell
total ISL bales col
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
CoNsIGNEEs.

Ship European from Carnival rsp ,rted
Spgga Stantn Dogan Donovan &eoWn
eooter-j CShanuon0 WoodmAn--Hl fJot',
SauS oaer .isocapt Rehb Terasr whtmg-Fros. eco
sh eqes NceJ hlsfW Let hoi &co-A Robb Sco
hsf BaseEM hlsIysss Bros Price Converse NJ
and order. ~ "1 49, = - W hiher eco
Ship Vim Jarvis from York--W Degey-Jro stro,a s =
Holden 6cO-ordeF. - Wv 0Ha 'Sso-'
SthahpsGn from boston, tpans-E NJ Daley aco-H
Hcbsrs g. = hihg sc Mitchell 6coCevel
vradanS eHncAe--h Mir-I tSmlth-Thrndeke &co-W
ser &so-ogelby Macauey-D iC pyerss Esnr,,
Frost &coEH Psmrny &co-F Price Conv ~
olson &coA D Grief
Lunsdep Kendall w swesMN n cnnar
~ NJ, oJas connolly geo NTH, Cooper SeoJ
y "poafan AGO. buddeckc &eoC Gaines w
Ste~arW NeagieJ lie Va a neass w.
srosH Il Heddsn- II NaIks-k T.
J y Sesfej H Carter .nbar-pskinp Csmnbp ~.
W Buhdge dco-hcpoweil Mills &co-Tounsenl e,
-, saeoe3! stanton cas- Hopkins rRce
fordWood Low Whitney soCampbs Iii &c,, Ns,nnsy
Own Annong-C Beysr-L iytuce-Hsl Rndd N Pn,naTc
Eager dco-C II Staar-T
Banchard-Terrl Bsita-Nornan Whiting w r Dsy,
boya-Huniiu gion & Wade-order. " a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
TEEH E.4kK GOODS.
D. p. SEAMAN g. GO

D. p. sCANLAN g. co.,
Nos IL and Il Charities street.
lave The pleasure Of Informing the Ladies' that they nave jus.
opRed another splendid saornslt Of
NEW FALL GOODS,
whlea their attention respectfully called hess consist in Fart
of every variety Of the stFlss Of
RICH AND ooLoRED DRESS SILKS,
Buchas:
Plain, Figured, Watered Plaid and Striped
Back and colorsd MORE. ANTIQUE ,-o..=.
Black and co'ored cAsHMERfs, MUSLIN DE LANES ann
ALPAcAS D
Plain, Figured, Plaid and Striped
PLAIN SHANGHAI
MoUsSELINE DE BFZE,
CREPE D'EsPAGNE.
v,,p,o,nrr,,, LADIES' CLOTHS.
cLoAKs AND MANTILLAs.
RIBBONS AND FLOWERS.
MILLINERY, etc. etc.
Another assortment of DRESS SILKS ats cents ward
1Hae ltenpcIlon W fEces az heretofore. s9pIt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
CoMMERcYAL maTTTRs.
REVIEW or THE EAEKrrs.

h WEDNESDAY ,MoBrIre, Oct 10, 1866
COTTON. The market atiI wore an animated no.
pearancs yesterday and the sales reached nlly 10 800
bales at an advance Of about IA on all qualities We
now quote:
4-'', NEW eRLEAss CLASSIFICATION. . \
6 54tsIsT MSl,dd'inz Fair IoMg1oK
Tlddnss s Itee o rsaf
aood Addiiug. sio ood and Fins......-@
ToBAoco....We heard Of $50 hhds Refused, taken
by one buyer, said to be at eGe and Selections at 9t
" ID. 3sS s-...e
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTArYMEET,
corIoE-hais.. Tosacco-hhds
stock on hand Sept. /, 1855 40537 u7i2
Received hhca. ........ 1e8s4 1T93
i" ye0tsrdsy...". 725- 1ss54s 81 1926
2lo2s4 1880
yesterdsy..... 5aa- 77471 &c 1895
Stock on hand not cleared go. 1a2eis 1854
SUGAR AND hoBAssEs. -. Sugar was in good re-
quest, with sales Of 800 hhds at 606 ll1es for Good
Common to OF Molasses $50 bbIs Rehoied were
sold at 2o2at for Ordinary and 2se gallon for Prime
HOUR Tbs der1and was active, and prices for su-
pefbne were still higher The aales embraced 1000 bbs
OF which 900 Unbranded In ots at ST 250s7 So $50 at
S1 3D. iso supsrhne Indians at ST 87S, 500 ST. Louis
(aoo and 5eO) at ST. sill the supsrfne in a lot Of 1900
bbis at 49, 500 Extra, in lots at &c. 1875 at IS 12
and 200 lat 50 Is q Dbl. No superfne could be had at
the close, at IS.
CRAM The sales of Corn were confined to about
800 sacks, including 500 New at s2 and few lots of
old yellow at 1411St bushe. or Wheat 1850 sacks
were Sold n Two or three lota at 81 82e 4 busbel
nothing Of any moment was doing In Oats OF Bran
400 sacks were taken at 65a u 100 II,
PROVISIONS. Mesa Pork was still retailing at
S]iQaSA " bo 1.-The sales Of Bacon confined to
is'" iota a. li%s for shoulders, and 135@13A4 y Id
i'f Ribbed sides. Nothing was done in Lard, of any
consequence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
IMPORTS.

--=--= IMPUKTS.
GALVESTON AND IEDIANoLA-siens oshin pa,ss-s,.,s
RI esen c DO Cleveland &eo9s do do
DO dc ieanan &coS DO Rugeiey Blair leos do do
Ses Cots 90 DO Days do do Z Nelly &coso do do
oakey & fiaTfina-Total 2s9 bales cotpn - ~ w NV ~
sosToN-ship MIdlea.x-As5ored ne.ch sudi,e
NEW foRk-Ship Heher-ABsoitsd norcb andiss
SABINE PASssehr Mary 81 bae,, cotton M n eoo,s -
o. 40 90 henderson, Terry os do WE'LL Mills aeos "
In Esq-Toa SGT bales cotton. ~ -'0f'h NAM
BLo&l-setr Eudora-sooc feel lumber W T stocker,
blLo1l-schr ssahor#s-s5 epFds wood to order
BoSFoUcA-schr octaxa-s5, 600 bricks Rub
BoNFo6cA-Schr Deserai-sloOO bricks to crpeY
leHEt uNcTA-schr Victoria bbls sand TO order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10


STA Malone the most impoIan, points at
Cane of boiling BY green
undenabe quality but of fuel also
eed the ordinary bols
both the usl the Of
steam TIA iLto general
Cheap therefore Indispensable and this
completely attained BIZ the the
TRAITOR The principle the Cincinnati Steam Fire
Engine, now operation.
the
ce absobe ninsenths OF he
tho
take of the
Enpdy generation steam PRESSURE
pounds inch
The tire.
Tbe the hot
ton veil operation heated
Pleasure red hest without prsa
Economy n nei aud price ofcost.
these Steam Generators erected lhs
fully tested Ii negroes
psyng fuel ouehG that required VITA the boilers.
These Steam Trains a. the Eagle Works Miles
and West indes having
practical boiling confidently
the best hhetto generating
he prepared pot Trains oompea In all ea
carheis batetes the best pnepe
workmanship hitherto
IN Vacuum Pans, Centrifugal Bons
Asrsuse Globe Works Of g. B. Co.. New
York.
The undersigned put the operation furnish
the the
proper method Of the charge
aged tbs made ring
will be furnished and instructions given personally PLANTATION
10 the making the article.
u Agsois IN New Orleans Messrh VOORHEES, GRIGGS
TGhpuptonAs street. fell 3pdS ytf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
SHIPPING MI ,ELLIGENcE.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct. 10, 1856.
CLEARED EsTERDAY
steanship Cshavba. shuedt for York via Havana,
-. -, go ~. James Connally eco
Steamship Vanderbilt, Smith. far Key West Florida po
Rogers eco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.

pNyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces
IN public generally that kuoyn
has during the been
ngg e has been adopted All accessory bays
italy effected The have
with fashionable furnhre,
he L. apartmelts3 short expense spared
Tor the comf9Et OF ita and open the
commot. ttion o. the public.
L IL. s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

foRb-Steamshp Cahawba-I0 tobacco 80 bale eo
$40 GO and suudfs e'''o' '"h' ''Ash'
FL Vanletbtl5 -four 10 d. do wills
~ sesliss, Il CHS bacon 100 ks corn, 30 slaves,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
MEMORANDA
EXpnRTs

steamer Am aida reports thu oaehlta m very low with
three feet watsron Catahoula shoaIs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

MALTREATING AN OFFICER -Patrick Rielly
is to be examined to-day on charges of STRIKING ~
oalep penne with his hand cuffs which he had on kick
ing MN several times ard threatening his life while
prisoner IN ms charge AZ the police office Lafayette
stFeet, on monday evening. He is out on bail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

MHY#t& steam ooats.
Crescent City, Young from ST Lou ". ---.t
Laurel Hill, Cotton Bayou Sara
4. GpelousEs LRngiiier, Washinp Ton.
4 Leathers, Benet from Nlp6 con,
N. Amanda, Risher, fiArfisonbutg,
Io"ooat M 5aeck, Chatatefs,
Y sea s inat bark up hiddeier Elra
Ocean Chapman and to sea on
the I'D inst, bak Crsoe-brougbt
and John Spear and III leo Hubbard, = ~ s
# Bel ow-Goming Up
Ship Hotensia, Hathaway ,fTomB ostou. '''
ship Wilbur lax Qiewl BaIwel, from Boston.
snip William larsl. from New York, TO w Daw,,v
Shp 1saes feteTr Is days from New York, Meeker eo
lrnet hauBeIDan, York fi,nN.
with lto ~ IS coal to G W Hynaon &c., " sHsoa Geo,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
WANTED.
FOR RENT.


NsOR RENT-Until l4th October, 1856, aes
- the Building lately Rover Company NJ EH
w. situated o. Doi.ers street, between Canal
streets. Apply, at the City Hail, 10
esd AUG s. PHELPS Street Commits siorer
fSsO RENT - The Three Story Brick -
Fulton New Streets repair Possession t,Xan
inine dialely. Apps 10
SEA BARELEI Il CO. 81 Common street.
f1yO RENT-The Four Story Brick Store Al
Il No. % New Leyesseet complsts order Immediate G
toseession gwen. Apply -
hel4 sARELLI Il co., 81 Co nu,oa street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
NEW HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,

NEW HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
M /. HODGs0N, No. 1888 Camp street,
having 1Sen advantage OF the past il lsftng and
enk,ng his atore has receiving from the SnrS
ana es aad wall eyoTY article uannv
kept In u H1uss Furnishing EI,blhdleut - 1850 '+A''S
Also every variety OF FAsL0R COOKING STOVES ybc
I" cir patronage ~ t a'EiT VI
~ OILS ofa kinds, expressly for 70 ai,ly uae
1R 2lcoho, Ca mphens B1.ning Fltid ~
f Plated Wooden, JAusrpua sai TIN wApEs
and every article usually found in Of the
IN, w. l. HuD'SON, ISIS Camp street.
tuas ms Mlnta AdIoi1irg 81. Pairiek'a Church.
R sM0VED:-W. K. F. FRYER, INDIAN
DOCTOR haa Rrmanenty losated his Mdca! and
oa office No. a9d OLD EyEE STREET between Bffacks and
hoads a1eets opposite the U. All oiiy ANA nnr
orders enclosing % paid, will punctualy attic dad To-
postage. - $500 " amt, N-s o.
New Orlena La, 1855.
n B.-Do no. mistake my aumbsr address. ostf
& tARPENTMRS AND BUILDERs-For- 81
Tor no purpose of closiag copartnershp the Grslna Ran
blmd feetasy comprising Asehinea Of th @ nn
Whlch eanaot be ceid the State IA
W.tn me bnldl g. oe9t 10 AID the I
loes oil ground ETC. II not sold at h
ibe lSth OF 0coter. A'' eH SAiohoA1,
csshi balance twelve sud srb,e,,
s Persons wtihihR TO the
nation paa2a call on ]. D. SlIHCHG0B on
next door to the Factory. " = -'fai1h q ts.5s2ettfy,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10

WnbsrspAy ,Mosmre, Oct. 10, 1865.
COTTON. The market still wore an animated ap-
pearancs yesterday and the sales reached fny 10 800
bales at an advance Of about ~ on all qualities We
now ouota:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-10
J. J. HOPPE. coa..ab 4,

PsEafEns JrseE ps Pax, GlssNELL - Gy oF Me- tr
fxsoI4ss DNaLsANs. leans D. 5sG1RE-rso n seq.
E,N sEkIU dun writ de feri faoias q moi
III airesse cn. L. U. aennie esfe JaEtis de Pax
Y FARO drless ensaa puLsu
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WORK HOUSE, ETC. Isaac L. Benson. a heo.
glnR yagrant, and Caroline Clinton. old rumsucki1g
yagrant: yesterday sent out to Can't Jaouess n
Urinary by Recorder Bright A ~
Charles Aloyd, William Higgins and ,amss rorr;e,
dray drivers, arrested by Sergeant Morri fn, 800;
driving Annunciatou street were finsd q IN aa.t
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W. @. FLUER. UNDERTAKER.
al Tchouptoulas street, New Orleans
soFFINS AND HEARSE5 ALWAYS in
rsAanssa coHs insd With lead al ,hort
"' NJ spasIY /
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CLOTHING !
GROCERIES.

r. W. adams, "a
ave GROCER,
Corner Of Front. Common and IuJs,p -tyg.l.
~ Mas hsad oftyya
i9 ~, q t iavve5le rsss
sJEAMboAT ErpaEs.spseisl attention paid q Esss,r a.
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ARRIY, Ed.

.M5f..aga ARRIVED. 100
inst, TO Harris 4 M5rsnn-1st triei n n
Ship Midix Cock days sos,on to Dsweyist dis.
trict, 20. @ "a. Il
Ship Owen Asxa7er 20 days ION
q Meeker &cb- 4lh district.
Ship Jane oliver y day from New York in bslss To
rnaster-Point 8' ' - -
Ship elsI 2odsys from New fos cesvy Fawsn-1ss
diAtric n.
Ship Ocean heme 40 days from ballast to mssrlss
Ship John Spear 90 dayafom ,aon last
Bark Coy Hubbard Prince from MOBILIZE ballast 10 Bog eo
Schr Eudora, Hole, Binxi--Basn- -..o
Sehr seAhuise, 1hcIn4sOn iruTb iloxi-easir.
SchF ociasla, Ccuhsc from Bohf5uca-Bsitn
Schr DeseIe, Alslap, from BJuiouea--Basu.
Sehr Victoria, More, Tcneiuncta-Bas,, I.m@
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Flsar JUsTicz eouar, c. cUsaELi Cry q lss5s
fAEtss OF oELEAss. ~ and .. Ao1RE.--No. ,ss5
\. VIRTUE OF q writ of 6eri faeias to me
80 disseed b. tas Ill l. U. Gaenes Jussice re
Ps.ee val p,etea 10 90 lat public Aeon, FRIDAY
day Of NeysHbe 1913 ii The hsHr Of
sade Magazine between suesls me
following desetibed pr5gefty,
Lot q situated the thesss side Aepa
sas street. bstTstn AafTn ard Claiborne Tee
h,na red ana twenty-hv AID 81 ineLeI fsen. -
ss3z4d Ia the aboyS entilled
Tsfnll and csndioas-eash.
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SSUCCEsSION OF HENRY SHILTMEYER--
~ hsyiu sams the auy Shit
will present the Within ten ffom the pubes-
ton OF this notice. 58
WILLIAM PIpER Administrator or to
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