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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15

Isisu DARK LaNrgRNs The Irssh Of New York
rity have cot up secret society there. That so
ci.ty IS "oath bound IL Las held lie meetings
hitherto a. q sky parlor Of the Astor House. IL
pretends that it. object is 70 inauguraie an eHpe-
dton for The achievement of the independent"
of Ireland. bot there Is no doubt Ia the mind o
nny one that it, whole actual purpose IL OF =
far different character. Nobody u permitted TO
share IL. deliberations unless he eau give certain
,.sswo,as and eounterrigns al the door, and II a
r.,o,,er seeks admission TO record its doings for
,bs ediaeation Of the public, he Is nneeremonious'
10 ,urued OF bv the door-keepers, Sho teh him
,h,y are bound g. k,oT nothing.
We shall not be at all surprised TO hear soon Of
I,;sh attacks upon American professions aud OF
i,;sh Inyasions of the polls but We guess Il ~ll be
nretty long while before W. shall have an account
Of an invasion OF ireland or treat hf',An Touh ''s
tbe SKY parlor VI tue As1or hou'e'-@1'''' '''''
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MExFn.s AND CHANLIsroS RAILROAD. - The
BeIlefoute (AlA.) Register says;
'sThis great work OF internal Improvement Is APP
preaching rapidly towards completion The burn.
ng OF The Tennessee Bridge has somewhat retarded
the work, IN preventing sufficient supply OF Iron
But tbs lsyng ofeross ties is going on while arrange
ments are being made; no very great delay Is there
fore anticipated.
We were informed that the connection With the
other end Of the road will be made by the 10th oi
January neat We hope by that time TO be able TO
announce that this great work is completed
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15

In view of the disturbed state Of our relations
with the Indians in the Pacific department, the
ninth regiment ofiniantry, now at Fort Monroe, Va,
under command of Col. Wright, las been ordered
to California; from whence, says the Washington
Star, they will promptly be sent to the seat of the
Indian war. They were expected to sail from Ne"
York on the l4th inst Including officers, this fine
regiment will probably number nine hundred men
1t s one of the new regiments created by Congress
at its last session.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
RELIABLE GOLD PENS.

sHEPPARD's ACCOUNTANT, BARREL, COMMERCIAL
and ENGROSsJNG GOLD PENS are acknowledged, ty the
best BokKeepers in the city, be the best and most rs
able Pen sold in This market additional supply Of the
various kinds have JUS. been received by
TOON NELSON Co, "a Union St.
~ Best qualify Pens warranted for six months from
sale We require pens be returned straight the spring.
to eu;te the purchaser another the warrant
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15

ey- To-day we lay before our readers the
able speech of Hon. N. S. Brown, on the Mem
phis Bond bill, as furnished by our Reporter.
We will follow it up in our next impression
with that made by Mr.. MEEK, the Representa-
tive from Jefferson.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
B. amer GO Co.

No. , Market ~.
WE will In front Of Auction Sore Wednesday
w Morning December 10TH 10 O'Clock, large and
ed assortment Of Fresh Groceries, Liquors. &C. &C Com
prisng:
90 hhds. Fair, Prime and Choice Sugar;
100 bbs. Molasses;
leo bags " Green crop Rio Coffee;
81 bags 4" Baltimore do;
l boxes W. r Cheese, selected
100 kegs assorted Nails s, oenbergers brand;
100 boxes French Bunch Raisins;
81 bbls. Dexter's celebrated Whisky;
80 +" Pixies Magnolia do;
50 Deans do;
100 {" Orange do.
81 Pourbon Rye 4 Magnolia do;
80 Brandy, Gin, Wine, Ac.;
100 doE. Buckets;
50 Nests Tubs:
J. 900 bags fine Salt;
leo boxes various brands Virginia Tobacco;
100 assorted Pickles;
90 cases fne Old French Brandy.
Together with Indigo, Nader Pepper, Spice, Ginger u
Sugar Msckerel, &C &c.
deci5-td II. LANlER co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15

There l. also added to the estimates a s,atemen,
Of the several appropriations which may be carried
to the surplus fund, amounting TO S3l2, 279.33.
Accompanying the estimates there are sundry
papers furnished by the several departments, con
tanning explanations in regard 70 them
lam, very respectfully, your oOedent servant
jaws GUTnKlE Secretary OF the Treasury.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
ARMSTRONG & CO,
No. 90 MARKET ST., NASIV WILLIE
nu:ua;o., Na-obor@s

ARMSTRONG & CO,
N O. 90 MARKET 81, A>HVHL l. Il {,
Commission Merchants
AND MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
NOR the sale OF Machines Agricultural Implements,
L Bulldog Materials, &c, &C. The annexed is list Of
such articles as may always be found at their store and At
tie lowest cash prices
MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS, sc.
Threshing Machines Horse Powers Corn and Cob Crusher
little GiantO Pelton's Portable Grist Mill, straw Cutters
Corn Shelters Bedwels Smut Machine, Chd's Grain sepa
rator Wells Seed SOwer, Corn Planters, Cuyators Har
rows Pioughs Of all kinds ChuFns, Meat Cutters, scyhe
Forks Rakes Reapng and Moving Machines, Fan Mills &C
BUILDING MATERIALS, &c, &C.
Window SASH Venetian blinds, MarbeEsd Iron Nantes
Window Glass OF all sizes, Hydraulic Cement Plaster Paris
Chain Pumps Force Pumps Garden Engines, Iron Chairs
Iron se,tees, Iron Safes OF all sizes.
PAINTS, OILS. &c.
White Lead White Zuc Brown Zinc, Stone Colored Zinc,
Pants Of all colors Putty Whiting, Lnseed Oil Lard OH
Turpeutne VaruisheS Mineral Pant Glue, Paint Brushes,
Rosin Uopperas, Paint Mills, &C, sc.
Fen TILL T. X =.
Guano and land Plaster. We keep large stocks Of these
articles on hand
Clover Timothy Blue Grass Herds Grass Orchard Grass,
Barley, &C. NJ,
road H1rse-P Power Threshng Machines We have now an
assortment Of these Machines hand an will furnish them
at Manufacturer prices transportation added A. The de-
and will be beyond the supply, those who Ia want oil
them had bett T buy soon. -
declA-dit twkw3m AkhsrkoNt w.
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Notice to Stockholders

OF TUE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
A Election Of Fifteen Directors to manage the
ahLrs OF the Company Tor the next year. will b. held at
MurfeesbOruugh WEDNESDAY the i2 day Of December
inst Stockholders usual will be carried the road
free the day previous day Of and day after the election,
showing their Certificates Ct stock to ths Conductors
W. A. GLEAVES,
dec1-td Treasurer aud fecrstaTy.
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NEW BOOKS
Nashville Book Store.
10 q I'M @ u 70!

BAFARD TAYLOR.
l'OON, NELSON co, have just received a supply
Of BOOKS, PAPER, &c and expect
ing large supply Of Fancy Articles for HOLIDAYS.
At their house may be found
INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN in the year 1883 By BAYARD
TAYLOR
THE 'rCH GIRL: Or Life Scsn's hey Are. This
very interesting work, and contains: Pen and Ink
Wcrs,' "A Kis and It's Consequence" 81 Scene from
Lucrez!a rgis" &e &C. with Elany others Of deep in
t-r-st limo
HEROINE OF HISTORY.
Reantf fully las,ra,ed with Frcn isp;ece Of Ssui-
wants
CORA And THE DOCTOR:
Or, Revelations Of a Physicians Wife. Comprising q
srtes Of Letters from Wealthy Young Lady, TO her
Mother in europe.
THE HEIR OF K DCLYFFE.
By the Author Of "The Two Guardians "HepTietta's
WISH" Tile Kings Of England :" &c, &C. vols.
dscl3
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times telegraphs as follows:
Certain prominent Southern members OF Con-
gress assert positively that Jefferson Davis is pur
suing a scheme for his own nomination by the
Democratic National Convention, under cover Of
the Dallas movement. He had, in CONJUNCTION with
Perkins, of Louisiana, purchased the New Orleans
Delta and the Baton Rouge Advocate. Recent is
sues of the latter paper contain Auditory notice:
of Davis and contemptuOs abuse OF Pierce. Ii
this statement is believed by the President and
Marcy, il will kick up row.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
Election of supreme Judge.

The Union and american of yesterday gives
returns from some fifty counties, all official ex-
cept four, the result of which is about 1000
majority for Harris. 1t is doubtful which OF
the two candidates has been elected.
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>. G.. FELLOwEs,
Dealer in Land Warrants,

No. II Deaderfek street,
(opPosise the rSus whiz eaeS)
Nashville, Tennessee.
DgRs0Hs ssndlns Land Warrants 10 me ~ mai can. q
Il they pscieF direct them 70 fali Cunningham. Eif
ehroagh thea, transmit 10 Tie euRer uilboat delay ts
La heat market price IN Cash. oeti-rea
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
r5a- NOTICE TO SHIPPERS al
gss Ess so; s.s

Until the Tennessee River Bridge Is rebuilt Produce and
Merchandise will be ipped across the river on
Steamboats, and DiTge and be subjected to two dray ages
shippers are notified that ali goods sent 70 the depos IN
psuhc the entire protection Of tn contents,
v be rejected Grain will notbe received except IN heavy
0spahurg or Gunny Bags. The light thin saeks viii be re-
hsed ere al he rk n n 03cHer the labor AM time
necessary 20 repair VIII greatly retard the transLp-
n and car MOI be performed The Agents OF the road are
say in tructet not 10 receive grain At their respective
stations unless sacks plainly and distinctly marked,
and accom- an-d by order Of shipment We eaai OF per-
duce when the same Is held Ill II suits the convent
enc Of owner shipper to order frwart Wheat 10 Chat
tanooga will charged cents and corn cents per ouae
nom Iuahoma and an stations west 81 Tennessee lyer
and fro Nashville and all stations vst - fuahoma, Wheat
viii be charged 10 cents and cent per bushe wis
kry m be charged 81 per barrel irsm Nashville % ChatA-
nooga al articles offvgh des grated g. our Tart A. l
3D. 8d and e4ss, will be carried at present IAr rates
II. I ANDt RsON,
n 4 u Railroad.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15

We find in the New York papers the suhJoined
Official Estimates Of the Treasury Department, pre-
pared for the use OF Congress, and published in ad
vance OF its organization, in despite of the caution
understood to have been observed this year IN rel
erence to public documents. 1t will be seen. that
the expenditures for the fiscal year ending on the
soth June, s57, are expected to be within trliit
Of seventy millions Of dollars.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. II, 1858.
/ To the Hon. Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
fipes:-Sir: Agreeably to the joint resolution o
Congress Of tie 7th January, 1916, have the hon
or 20 transmit, for the information OF the House O
Representatives printed estimates of the appropn
alton proposed to be made for the fiscal year ending
June so, 1857, as follows viz:
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OVERSIIOES
800 Reward.

d UNAwAY from the subscriber, living In Bedford county
IL on the 18th inst Negro man named TON, about -
years Of age 10 inches high weighs abcut ls9
pounds, very dark complexion. He Is good scribe, ana
signs bis ''ThomAs adley." lie well dressed
when he tn, good Gf dafk Clothes and tack hat
lie his hair plated and very likely negro lie u,
su,pee aiming for Tree stste and has probably supplied
himself with free papers will give the shove reward ioE
MS apprehension and eonnnement In jail 50 can get him
sgan. W @. HIGHT,
dscl5-dAwn shclhyville, Tenn
Louisville Journal" viii please copy the amount Of s.
and send bal 10 tbs oGice for payment.
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To Wholesale GrOcers.
Ready-Mad Clothing. &C., &c.

nENJ.F rHIELDs, AsESf rHs IEusszz
VTA- JUST RECEIVED, per steamer Ia" an tnFoi- =
q Superior hsady-N4ds Closijas, Gshilcm ~ Hes
srv suspepleFs Gloves, Cotton and fhlFs CrASss
sncsa Pucsuf Hsaikri otsss. ke., a..
Tia stock u the LAraFT ~ aad nate. AMI al cvs-
paTs 4ish any his other mara L Oar iElsc ons
are 70 q tatcrn eusi, for cash. god tancu,
ture. No ysrAl1ol- bEAJ D. shsEiDo,
dens-u Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
ANEW BOOK BY ALICE GREY.
l. 7 LIZ III u - Q NJ .

The Autobiography Of an Orphan Girl.
HfHdsoD1ely bound ia rola17s-cloh
We present the Hrst this series Of excellent stories n,
be the verahe history OF the early life Of AucS GREY
whose charming Magazine Tales have often added to the
enJoymenes Of the domestic hrese alternately provoke
the merry laugh brought the yr,pahy to the
Be this as may, in this tale have the authentic au-
to biography Of young lady, resident OF Sate-so
slightly concealed beneath the gauze Of fiction a. to conceal
the actual personAgs nom the curiosity Of the general pub
e-not sun GENTLY concealed hide them from those
who are acquainted with the auhoTess are eogniznt OF
the scenes amidst which she has been scress LILY roS
simple, Interesting story Il actual ie showing how
much real romance amidst common place Of every
day Affairs It is beautifully written book and will Doubt
less be greatly sought after BY who admire books o.
tenderness and feeling which appeal directly the gener
emotions Of the heart.
This book will be most suitable present the adies-r
which il particularly writt-n-at the same time IL
may be read with profit by persons all ages and both
sexes. Just received by
deco W. T. BERRY CO.
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ron NEW ORLEANS.

TIVE steamboat ELLA leaves here a Trr1 -
Il this evening at O'Clock, p NJ, RHs-ftfl !
with Passengers Tor steamer ALEoSIA,
at Psducah. liecl5-il A. HAMILTON, Agent
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Christmas Presents!
SCARFS AND CRAVATS.

THE LATEST Sly LES-Robes Razors IL Gases, Travelling
l. Cases. and many other things which will be handsome
and appropriate presents from Ladies to Geuymen. For
sale BY J. ". McGILL
Ladies' and Gentiemen's Furnishing Store,
dec12 Corner OF Square and College street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
FRESH MALAGA LEMONS.

lust RECEIVED per steamer Doctor Robertson, twenty
ave boxes fresh Malaga Lemons and for sale for sale for
Cash, by BENZ. SHIELDS,
decl5 ~ Public Square.
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PR
Book and Sta tt merry,
NCYCLOPGDI AND VALUABLE STANDARD
II WORKS In every department. of Ltera ure, Science
and Art ANNUALS and books elegantly Illustrated and H.
Fine Family Pocket Bibles and Prayer Books Of
description; LETTER AND CAP PAPER, PORTFOLIOS,
GOLD PENS, &c. &C. To be sold
AT AUCTION,
On Saturday evening the 18TH Monday the 17h Tuesday
the 18Th wednesd the 18th inst at the store Of BENZ F.
SHIELDS, ~ Public Square, at 81 o'clock,
The attention Of the public this city and vicinity Is
specuy invited this collection Of books which believed
be the valuable collection Of Standard Works ever
offered auction in this place. The books and
perfect Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully in
vted call and examine them during the day The sale will
be positive without 10 the highest bidder.
TERMS CASH-Purchasers requested to call for their
books the day folio wing each sale.
decl4-u BEN. Y. PRATT Auchoneer
I'm hand and for sale by
MO e RN PILG K L VI y,
Shown the Improvements in Travel and the newest meth.
DDS reaching the Celestial iy By Go. WOOD, author OF
"Peter SchiemIhl in America" In two vols l2mo.
trenchant satire upon life and opinions OF the
day; sho wing sharp conrts between old John Buny MS
Pilgrims and those of the present times. This work will
make a alton in the religious world, especially among
the fashionable churches.
The WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS,
The LETTERS OF NINE De SEVIGNE,
MILE OF TRURO By the author Of "Vara."
declI- DUO
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-15
OPEN TO THOMPsONs STATION.

OPEN TO THOMPS0NS STATION.
ON and Afer wednesday, December ~ trains will run be
" tween Nashyills and Thompsons station, follows
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville 40 A. NJ, and p. NJ; arrives at
Thomyson's at 20 A. NJ, and 445 p. NJ.
RETURNING-Leaves Thompson's ~ s.45 A. NJ, and S
p NJ; arrives at Nashville at l025 A. NJ and $50 p NJ.
90 suudsy The Morning Train only via be run, leaving
Nashville az A. NJ, and Thompson's a. . A. NJ
kE- Al Thompsons The Stages Of Carter, Thomas and
Rough connect with the trains.
Through Tirkets tor MEMPHIS WAYHFsBORO, JACK.
son ri SCUMBIA, FLORENCE, PULASKI and COLUM
BA can be procured the General Stage once under the
Vrrapdaa Hotel A. ANDERSON.
dsci2 Z. King and supt
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DISSOLUTION.
FRESH ARRIVALS!!
g. w. EAKIN g. co.
Fols VIEW ORLEANS.

AZ the advanced they will close out an their
WINTER GDODS consisting % 81 eniid assortment Of
DRESS TRIMMINGS, NANTES, CLOAKS, snANLS,
BLANKETS, &c., ke, a. reduced prices. dec5-lm
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TOT freight OF passage apply 70
A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
nctS Az IL 8 Mil Packnt Ofir.
Agricultural Implements
IT VANHENCKUte.. pnKCES
DISSOLUTION.

I'HE Partnership heretofore existing bstEeen the UNDER
signed, in the AID style Of y esr Cooper,
dissolved by mutual consent Tie lst Of NOvembe last
B. s. Weller aud W. HaEaH alone authorised 10 close
up the business OF the Persons indebted the r
II make payment, aud IN s. having claims against u viii
present them either for settlement. 3 WELLER sR
drcS-lW CHAS. b. COOPER.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-31
Mem Orleans nlarket.
New ORLEANS, Thursday etenng, March %, 1888.

New ORLEANS Thursday eVenlng March ~, loJ3.
SUGAR-The demand was active and 800 hhds found
purchasers at very full prices and after the arrival OF the
S. W Downs from Lafouche with only 40 hhds. an ad
Of NC, was paid For the moment retan our
quotations of 4k(D4Ec for fair fully fir. few days
since crop of 700 hhds Bayou Laourche sold at
SIC. and to day crops of 500 hhds. 3c, and 1888
hhds. at SIC, also on Bayou I.afourche.
MOLAssEs-Demand active. s.les 2oCo bbls. at 90 "a
234c for ermenting to choice rebo ed and including
some choice Red River at &c.
FLOUR-Sales 1850 bbls., Including l50 bbs. fine at
So so and Ss 62 200 unbranded at IS S. 500 St. Louis
80 2 400 at 300 at 80 81 and I4 at 80 so
CORN-Saes 5000 sacks, of which $50 inferior at Soc.
2214 in lots Csc and 600 in lots 90 aF bnshe
OATS-672 sacks St. Louis sold 4955c 1000 sacks
in 6 lots at Sc IF bushel.
BRAN75 sacks sold 81 IS and 100 at 81 20 tf 100 b.
WHISKEY-Demand active. Sales 225 bbs. Rec,ifed
27c 6S2 in lots &c., 800 in lots at 2S1ac.; 45o
in . lots at 29c and $50 bbls. Ofver's at 29c
PORK-223 bbls. unnspectei Mess were sold at Sl5.
DRY sALTED MEAT-7o,0oo tb in casks sold at
6Ac. IF ID ho.round and l4o casks Hams and Shoulders
on private terms.
BACON-Saies 20 casks prime Sides at &c; 90 casks
shoulders 6c. 30 at 6c and 30 casks Sides clear Of
backbone at Sc.
LARD525 kegs Prime sold at l0lc.; SO erces at
9Ilc., and 915c.-Pacoyune.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-31
Hotel Arrivals
FOR THE UEEK ENDING YEyTERDA =.

PRINCES HOTEL Potts, W Atkinson, Emile La
fon,aine, Terrtbonne; Darden, J White, Ander
SON. Guyther, NJ Springer, G. Sinclair, Thibodaux; "
W White, Bayou Black; Peabody, W Maitland, L Don
ly, T Colby, Simpson, D Decamp, Ross, f. Clark, Z
Clay, Fell Sam Cartwright, Williams Ca.tenado
Peter Barris, john Smith, New Oreans; MaEhiot D
Leblanc, G'et, Napoleouvile; Miller, l. W Terroit
" c Laws DoIlaldsonvie; James MITCHELL Ohio; Wolf
Houma; Walton, Vicksburg; L Baudoin, Constant
Dubois, Prosper Leve, w Atkinson, La Mrs. $
Franchere New York Jos A Humphreys, Ky; Jos G
sckenck, Prosper Pellant, Williams, New Orleans;
Knight TlgerviIe.
FRANKLIN HOUSE-Wm Martin, A Chaffraix, John
Weiss Miss Pursell, Perkins, D Harrison, McCon-
nell Davidson Ludeorgreau Geo Cowes Louis Wright,
q Hunt, st Dennis DeI3anc, DeBanc, G kernion,
Bogart, Block, L Harrison, Mills, James Fitz-
patrick Vigeas and servant Bozan Col Harvey and
servant Delahoussaye Kendall, Mrs Kendall and child
VIM Grant Lepfen, J. Tesser, H Canning, New Or
leans; Robert Bmford, Clement BsowD Jefferson City
John Holcomb, St Mary; Valet Cavaloy, st Mart ns
Flanagan Sullivan Geo Herbolt Peter Lahordie,
opeoasas; Grant John Brakfng St: Louis; Lester
Joseph Sempe, Miss ESemple Miss Eva sempIe Miss Lydia
sempe Miss Alice Baker, DR. Jennings, Houn,a; Arce-
naux, Bayou Back Mr. Besse, Napoleonvie; Bayley,
S Wolf, Tigervle; Alfred Monroe New York; P E Loro,
Mr. Taylor, Thibodaux Mouton, Lafayette; Mouton,
Atakapas; Mrs Levy and Child, Mrs. Hoton 0 Barrow,
Iigerviie; w Avery, AttakapBs.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-31
NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
Succession, d'Aleris Autin ct SON epouse
XIEN'EE DE SIIl,CESSIlN- Or

Succession d'Ater5s AUTH ct SON epouse.
NENTE DE SUCCESSION-Et de
la Louisiane-Cour du Cinquieme Distrct-Paroisse
de Lafonrche. 'a 81 I
par autote de la Cour du Cinquieme District
Jucaire segeant dams pour la parose de Lafourche,
sera oert yente publique par Bourg Sheriff. ct en-.
canteur dumen quafe ct assermene les eux situ6
dams Ia de parosse la rive drote u bayou Lafourche
environ nenf miles audesseus de Ia vile de ThibodaS,
JEUDI, e de MAI, 1855, 10 heures Ia proprfete
suivante, savoir:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe dams Ia dis
paroisse la rive drote du bayou Laourche, environ
neuf miles audessous de la vile de Thbodaux IN
apen ct dem de face par quaante arpens de
borne bas par les dEveen Bourgeois ct en- hau
par les erres capres decrtes appartenan Ia dite sa
cession. --s .f'
UN AUTRE MORCEAU DE TERRE jognant ct en- hsut
du cdessus dec mesuraDt deux asens ct demi
plus oins de face quarante apents profondsu
borne hau par les dHare Bourgeois ct en- eas
le moroccan premier decrt, apparenans saccesson
ioutes les atsses ct ameiorations qu trouven
AUSSI, les Fourntures de Maison, des Chevaux, nne
Vaehe ct son Veau sept Gerbers de Rz ct ennn 'ou o ~
Sc trouve generaIement chez un habitaBt
TERNEs CoFDITIoss.-Le mobiiier payable oues soln
mes de ct audessous de dix piasres compliant e.
excedant dix piasres par notifies, une moiue en- M
1856, autre Mars 1857 terre payable par e ,e1g M
tier tout ct chacun des mos de mos des annees eo' Ca
1885, chaque Placement postan interet rason oe no
pour par apres echeace jusqu'a parait paeme
les acquereurs fournssant leurs bes avec bonnie e
caution payable pofee du Recorder de la de parose
ordre de PAdministFateur; la erre restant speciaen
obIzk et hypothsqu6 le privilege du vendeur us
Placement final. lnsr31 -l5tdsl n. BOUhs' snefh'
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-31

Hon. T. G. HUNr.-This gentleman, now on his
way home from Congress, passed through our town
on Wednesday last, for New Orleans. The Col. has
been paying visit to his constituents Of the At
takapas parishes He appears to be in the enjoy
ment Of the very best of health.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-31

rY The American Organ is authorized to state
upon reliable authority, and challenge contradiction
that the Administration party in New Hampshire,
in the pending canvass, openly repudates the
Kansas Nebraska bill! Will the Washington
Union deny this?
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-31

]. eY During the present week says the Baton
Rouge Gazette Of the 26th inst, the submarine
telegraph cable, for the line to Plaquemine, Dom
aldsonville, Thibodaux, &C., has been laid down at
this place. The operation required considerable
ditchng, panking &C., to against
the wash Of the river and caving Of the bank. It
has been tried and found to work with entire sue
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-03-31

W We call attention to the card Of Mr.. Frigerio,
Matchmaker and dealer in Jewelry, and fancy
wood carvings. We would especially invite the
attention of the public to his unique assortment
which he is dsposing of at remarkably cheap rates