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Scott's aIittle Giant" Corn and Cob NIL,
Patented May 18Th. 1854.

ScOtt's ssLittle Giant Corn ana COD Hill,
Pa,entea Nay 18Th. 1854.
THE ATTENTION of PLANTERS, FARMERS,
and Stock feeders in general is respectfully called to
this Mill the important article OF the kind now IN
use only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal oF STOCK,
but rts for the table, and especially Bread Meal from corn
not fully ripe or dry in the tall.
In setting this MILL mechanic frame work is wanted,
only requiring to be fastened to floor or pa'e Easily
adjusted and used by any body, even child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first premiums az
the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri Kentucky Maryland,
and other States and that the most complimentary
manner; well the most ready commentators Tom s
thousands witnessing its performance .
These Mills are in the most positive manner
AMI No warranted grind 10 bushels Of feed per hour
with one horse offered the TOW price Of 800 all com
pIete attaching the teNo 1t $7S grinds ~
bushels per hour with horses.
Manufactured by Scott Burt 81 Lsus scott Aoekbee,
Baltimore; Scott Hedges Cincinnati.
[Fram the Cincinnati Daily Times.]
"THE LITTLE GANr."-By invitation We called IT the g.
tabshment Of Scott Hedges yesterday, to witness the
operations what inventor has tee
Giant Corn and Corn Cob MILL" lever name was vehaP-
about three hun ired pounds and with single horseat
taehe TO ten foot slft, it eats up corn an" COD WI"
vengeance 1t is got up Improvement on ,ne oes
patent Of this kind ever attained, and s 50 simple IN ts
construction that it can be puttogether anu se III - ~
twenty minutes and afterwards be adjusted and used with
ease by anybody 1t VIII gfiha Win ease HUM Il " -
70 the farmer this mH simple in its construction, oe-
cupying 80 little space propelled by always on hand
and he exceeding low price OF 46O affords one
Of the greatest convenience that have ever her
ever they been introduced they have
interested agricultural pursuits call Ut scott
Hedges No. Water street, examine and see 1t IN opera
ton. -.
operation, which he win be pleased to exhibit
ian27 b. HOLDEN
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ThibOdaux Home Academy.

J. BRYsON BURROWS, A. B., Principal.
THIS INSTITUTION will open on Monday, the
l. 18th September, and continue ten months. 1t is de
rabe that Students be present the first day of the
Pupils however will be received any time, and charged
accordingly. This school designed prepare students,
by liberal thorough and practical educaton for College,
any other business of life the plan comprising complete
preparatory course-Engsh Classical, and Mathematical
Patrons may assured that earnest and perseverng
effort will be made cultivate the head, heart and hand
boys for becoming intelligent god and useful
to give the elements of perfect education.
TERMS
For the regular English course per month, $500
For each additional language, :" .' ......... Loo
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Denepolent Oroers, 81.
/. q. o. F.
EXCELSIOR LODGE, NO. 34.-REGULAR

1. q. o. F.
L>NCELSIOR LODGE, NO. 34-REGCLAR
IImeetng at the Odd Fellows Hall,
ner Of Market and Patriot streets, every 11ASn
SATURDAY EVENING, at the usual hour. - W 1j
Utcers.-Lous Bush N. G.; John R. ~~S1a->6
Nerret. '. g.; p. A. Thibodaux Sec; J. F. Thompson,
Treas; L. Davis P. "A. THIBoDAUX sec'y.
TTH1BODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE, 81
Il No. 9o.-Reguar Meetings of this Lodge, "
take place, AT the Masonic HALL corner of Main A.
and jackson sreets on the LAST SATURDAY
every month, the usual hour
officers B. G Thibotaux w NJ; G. Becher, s w;
Sec. J. J. Gardner s. D.; j. Y Bennett J. d. S. v
Tyler. [dec31J CHARLES IL. GRUNEBERG. Sec'y.
SOFT.
MAGNOLIA DIVISION, No 63, SONS OF
M TEMPERANCE meets at the Hall, ,on jackson ,Wu.
opposite Thibodaux street. every MONDAY EVE S-SSS
MING at half past o'clock. AlS
CTcers-W. IT, Ragan, W. P; Edward T. Burn TIN
ham, w. A.. F. NJ Hancock, r. s.: NJ. q. Avery, A. r. s.
John Larkn, S. Lewis A. Reed, T.; w H. ynclds, c.
jyl4 F. NJ. HANCOCK, r. S.
Lafourche Dragons, Attention!
TTNTHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF A,n
Il Company A Llfourche Dragons, hereby 80 y
notified to attend regular meeting the first -
and third MONDAY of every month.
Punctual attendance expected
Jelly TAYLOR sQUIREs, secretary.
NTcALLISTER FIRE COMPANY, No TWO,
" L at The Engine House, the fl st ~
SUNDAY ofevery month, at 4 O'clock AN. EY&SsyT
Ohicefs-V. Richard, President Henry EsEszasse2>
Hoffman, Vice President; c. Omer D .ntin, S2a--s 81
Foreman l.. Bergeron, Assistant Foreman: A. D Terre-
oonne, Treasurer. jyl l.. DAUNIS, Sec'y.
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Day School for Boys.
Great Southern Remedy!

Great Southern Remedy!
J A 90 BIS e.. 60 4 r ID IAL,
DOWEL DISEASES, Cholera, Dysentery, Di-
ID arrhea, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholc, Cholera
infantum, and asn admirably ADAPTED TO MANY DIS
EASES of FEMALES especially Painful Menstruation
The virtues of Jacobs Cordial too well known to
require encomiums.
/. IT CURES THE WORST CASES DrARRHEA.
2. IT CURES THE WORST FORMS OF DysENrERY.
3. IT CURES CALIFORNIA OR MEXICAN DIARRHGA
4. IT RELIEVES THE sEvEREsr CHoILc.
5. 1T CURES CHOLERA MORBrs.
6. IT CURES CHOLERA INFANrUM
I. IT CURES PAINFUL MENsrRUArIoN.
s. IT RELIEVES PAIN BAcK AND LorNs.
Q. IT couNrERAcTs NERVOUSNESS AND DEsPoNDENcY.
10. IT RESTORES IRREGULARITIES.
Ii. IT DISPELs GLOOMY AND HISTORICAL FEELINGS
IL. IT Is ADMIRABLE TOXIC
A FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS,
LETTERS, &C.
ct have used Jaco Is Cord al in my family, and have
found most efficient, and in my Judgment, valuable
remedy" HON HIRAM WARNER,
Judge of Supreme Court, Georgia.
T gives pleasure in being able to recommend Jacobs
Cordal-my personal experience and the experience
of my neghors and friends around me- is Sufficient guar
antes me to believe it to be all that Pnrports to be- viz
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit
I take great pleasure in recommending this invaluable
medicine all afflicted with bowel diseases, for which
heeye it 10 be sovereign remedy-decdedly superior to
anything else tried by me" A. A. GAuLDISG,
Deputy G. NJ. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and this with
all hear about it remedy by those who have tried it,
induces me to that it stands the head of every
preparation Of the kind, and wonld recommend its use
the dssea, ,es for which it is cOmpoun ed"
MILEs G.. DoBBINs,
Cashier Of the Bank Of the State Of Georgia, Griffin
"If there is any credibty in human testimony, jacobs
Cora tand preeminent above all other preparations
for the cure OF vel diseases From he Of testimony
in its av coming from all quarters, it must be far
liz advance curative agent, OF most not all other
spatept' preparations" A. FLEMING,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin
This efficient remedy travelling into celebrity fast
as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia, gaining
commendation wherever used Geo. JetFsrsonide.
Ss- For sale by FRIZELL 4 GAINES, Thibodanx La
and by the principal Merchants d Druggists throughout
the State. "M bLias CO.,
sens 6m Proprieiors s vannah Geor"ia.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15
House and Lot for Sale.

House and Lot for Sale.
A n excellent HOUSE and LOT, situated 55zzaazzE
~ in the outskirts of the town. with excellent -
conveniences Tor small family win be sold ,on accormo
dating terms, by applying to
je9-tf .-4 BENNETT 6ALAhh11-
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Bangor House.

yTHE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in ali.
l. nouncing the travelling public and the citizens Of
the that she has lately added largely to the aceonno-
datons of her house. and is prepared to entertain
Boarders equal to any other house 1boaux. Her ta-
Bile all supplied with every decacy that the town,
surrounding country and New Orleans market Afford Her
prices for boarding. reasonable
will admit Of LIBERAL patronage is solicited
July i2-1y. Mrs. ELslNA IENaL1:
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THIBODAUX, LOUISIANA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 1885,
Professional CARDS.

X BELCHER, dHorney ard Counsellor at La@,
w continues the practice of his profession in the Fifth
Judicial District. Office in Thibodaux je11
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

Il S. GOODE, attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
T. will practice in the parishes Of Assumption Lseurche
and Terrebonne eI1
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Classical and Mathematical Institute

G.. NJ. Wilson's Plantation. Bayou Boeuf.)
Classics and English, by Il. BROUGIiToN.
Mathematics and French by A. STE1NMETZ
ITO MEET the increase of pupils, a large house
l. has been added, and there is for additional
pupils pupils received members of Mr. WILSON'S
every attention For terns references
cop of testimonial $, apply to c. NJ Vinson.
Address Bayou Ranos Post Office Parish OF St. Mary, La
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15
A Chance for a Speculation!

THE undersigned offers to sell, rent or 3:!!
/ lease his THREE STORES situated in the &;sI
most business part Of the town, at sent occnTieh
by him eH but be delivered in thirty days rom aPpm
cation He further efers his entire stock OF BCddifS,
HORSES and select assortment Of GEocERiEs on very
reaso- able terms An necessary Information may be had
by calling - 6! %, ,n.no -.
je162t Nos > ana L" o'' fh'hp s"ee''
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

TTST arrived and in store, 1900 BbIs FRESH
II ooIJTE LIME warranted equal to the best Thomaston
or IN nurpo and very superior for making As te
the good quality this Lime am permitted to refer t.
Robinson, Of the Reaz Plantation, and H. Fleming.
A liberal deduction price viii be made to those who buy
for cash city acceptance j. NJ CRAWFORD,
i4o3.tf Jacks, street.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

wv NJ. MERCER, attorney and Counsellor at
w L1zc Houma Parish of Terrebonne L., practises
parishes of Assumption Laourche and Terrebcnne
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

TDMUND P. DWIGHT, attorney and Cosrnsel@
~ Tor ut Lc Napoleonvile parish of Assumption. La
will practice In the parishes of Assumption iafourche
rebonne and St. Mary [Iayl9ul
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE

School Notice.
HAVING to absent myself on account of ill
health shall not be able open my school on The
appointed day 1t will positively reopen on Wednesday,
September 10 E For terms conditions, arrangements,
and all inf maon, apply during my absence, to Jno D.
Leahy, p. E. Lorio, or l.. s. Allain, Esq.
Aug. o. 1853. [tdl CMAS. SCHIFFERSTELN.
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LRLNCES HOTEL.

vT>HE undersigned having leased the nkk
i large brick building recently occupied by fE7z,T
Wakeman 4 Smith, corner Of Maronge and Levee Mill
streets, opposite She Ferry Landing, and having &&sx
made extensive alterations and improvements, and gone
heavy expense in fitting and furnishing the hcasss
has opened it as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
The proprietor atters hanse that from long experience
in managing and conducting of different Hstes in the North,
that capable of keeping the above House in manner
equal the United States Persons stopping at the
my Hotel will find all the comforts Of home, as the
house will be conducted principles never before under
taken in Thihodalx.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public to DIS
tinc understand that has House is open at all houSS Of
the night well az day. for their reception There will be
the Landing at the arrival Of each and every
Steamboat to convey the baggage to the Honss
[feb17l }. ". PRINCE, Proprietor.
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Nt,poleonr1le, assumption, La.
NJEssRs. BEssE BROTHERS HAv- M;::
establishment, situate at NapoeOnve parish OF
Assumption promise their friends and the travelling public
that they will spare no pains or exertons on their part 70
render it of the desirable in the country Their
table will be supplied all times with every decaey that
the market and surrounding country affords Travellers
ertaned all hours the day at the shortest notice Their
Caillou Island Hotel.
TNHE undersigned has the honor of informing his
lends and acauaintances well the publ C, that
he will open Hotel Gallon Island on or about The 10Th
inst Nothing will be spared on his part to render his es-
tablishment ample in every particular as the iaclties
will permit His table will, at all times be provided with
every variety of fish, oysters, etc, etc.
4 o'clock.
With the view Of serving planters he has provided ample
accommodations the reception and treatment OF conVa-
negroes at the moderate rate of per month"; 70
whom will be paid In case Of death
charge Of IS will be made to defay the expenses OF burial
July7. JOACHIM PoKehE.
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Hotel de l'UnIOn.
Czeniere Cumina9a, Paroisse Jefers

Chsniere Cunind6d, Fdrotsse Jete1s0n
1NET HOTEL stue entire les Bales Caminada ct
" du Fort Blanc dens position delcieuse pour ne
perre des brses de Ia mer q rasrachssant sans
Pair font de Ia Chanere, lie ben lie plus sain de Ia
Louisiana Pexemptent des maladies qu decment les
parties de Get Et Went encore daugmenter ses at
traits en- joignant asantages, une masoh de
bans qu permetra pensonnares de preade DIES bans
de Mer, deux pas de eur appartement.
proprietare de hotel Mr. Miguel Baalan cra tous
efforts pour que etabssemen ne ase rien desrer
les rapports bon og bonne table, embarctiohs
pour promenae les excursions la chasse peche etc
Ce g nempeche point que lie prix de la pension ne
soft a La portee de toutes les bourses, sayoir: .
Pour la saison q raison par nlos de ....... $23 w
ponr nm seul mois .,...,.......... 80 90
Par jour ',.'..''. e
Pour une NUT. -.-....' &"
Les enfapts ct les domestic ,ues paieront monte prE
La pension comprend lie ogement, lie deJeuner heures
du matin ct diner heures de Papres midi.
Les pensionnares auront Ia ousance dun grand ct oA
Jardin plante de ieurs et darhres.
Desirenx detre agreeable clientele Mr. isataian,
ttab depns le Ter Jun, 1S3 service hebdomadairs
Bayou des Aeands ct Ia theniere ensorte que e
lie sejouan qu pourron disroser que une
semsne pas privts dn plasr daier vser ces
curleux aureos ceebres lie sjour guy
fit le fumeuN Lathtte.
Depart du Bayou des Aemans dpet du char, tous 'es
De la Cheniere. tous les Mercredis. jy7-tf
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

NOTICE TO PURCHASERS
The undersigned in receipt Of choice iot OF
FLOUR Fine, Superfne and all Of which ne wi ss
ebeap for CASH together with fresh lot Of choice Family
Groceries. A. b. ha1aN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

DOCTOR H. II. HARRIS.-Ofice short dis
L. below the Railroad Bridge at the former resi-
dence Of DR. Iouit je1i-1
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

CtARTs AND WAGONs.-A LARGE GUAM
NJ fiTY or CARTS Wagons Timber Whees, Plows,
ETC., m'nnfactured by F. Aeschalmann Ptsburg, just
eeived and for sale low BY 2Sn s. T.+DAUNIS BRO.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

HOOKING STOVES S,-Just received, d IA,
" rect from the West. the MOST COMPLETE -
ASSORTMENT OF COOKING STOyES-of the most
dux; all Of which will offered greatly reduced prices
Call and seel have just the kind you want.
q ie6ft1 As@s@ zss JOHN @LARKTI, Va ckson street.
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A. L. PLOUGH, JR.,
Resident Dentist,
jan1tf THIBODAUX, La.

F.. II. KNAPP,
DENTAL SURGEON-l53 Canal street, GSA
IL intends returning to Thibodaux in about two -E11u
three weeks Persons wishing to his services
by addressing him Immediately through the post Office
Thibolaux, of B. F. Holden, ESQ., On his return
he will remain but few days only sepSn
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

u GAZE, MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
L Corner of Main and St Louis . xs,..4s
streets, ThibodouX, takes this np- SANsSsSSD
poriunity of informing his friends {s4Ef@Sas1u.tES
and fellow-ctiZens and strangers
generally, that he has located himself as above and
win be found all times ready to attend TO the mendng
and re pairing Of Watches. Jewelry. &c. elI-Iy
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

DESIDENCE FOR SALE.-Tbe subscriber
offers for sale his Private Residence stu ted one
Of the delightful parts Of the town. Besides
dwelling, Is Kitchen, outhouses, fine parterre. cement
cserns, under ground etc, etc. Terms, $20O-4500 in
March next and the remainder in three equal install ments
due in March, 81 IS and 80 with eight per cent interest
from maturity till final payment For further information
applyto .[july l4-30hl J. 4. VAN LEW.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

u CAUSE, BARBER, ON ST. PHILIP ST.,
IL bess leave to inform his friends and the public
generL IL that he has inst opened Bath House, where
hot and cold baths may he had at all times.
RArEs.-Cold Baths 25 cents Hot do. 35 cents; with
two Towels furnished each 52N
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED practical Sad "a
l. die and Harness Maker has permanently To- tf1AeA
Gated at the corner of Main and st. Ph lip sts.,
Thbdaux, for the purpose of his business
extensive scale
surrounding country that he has hand large stock
materials and is prepared to furnish at the least possible
notice, Saddles of all kinds; Harness both double and
single; Brides. NJ ,rting les &C. Mendng and Repairing
done at prices that fail to prove sati factory
juy29 32-ly PHILIP H. WEEDERSUM.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

:. SCEDpAY. F. c. EWING
nRS, SCUDDAY & EWING, having associated
- themselves the practice of their profession tender
their vices the citizens of Thbodaux Lurche and the
neghboring parishes Office Jackson opposite ST. Bridget
street, where they all times be found unless profess
ionally engaged mh3i-1y
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

HHAIRS.-A FEW DOZEN SPLIT BOTTOM
~ Chairs on hand and for sale low to close CONSIGNMENT
by R 2+n se4a8 d. f. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

TULFORD Il BROTHER having commenced
Il the Carriage Business in all its branches,
in the Shop on Jackson street next door to the~
Methodist Church, prepared to manufacture -.22
Bngges Carriages Rockaways and Sukies in and
syle repairing done Persons wanting anything in their
line would do well give them call All work guaranteed
to give satisfaction vehicles always hand for SALE
dec1Otf FIyLFORD 4 BROTHER. Jackson street.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

mr. NJ. A MCLEOD respectfully announces to
- his friends and the public that he has again resumed
practice of his profession and solcits patronage Office
IN jackson street, corner of st. Mary's.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-09-15

nRS. w. & J. l.. JENNINGS having entered
- into partnership for the practice of Medicine,
pecuy tender their professional services to the citizens Of
the parish of Terrebonne. Residence HOuma. 12-1yJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30

JusT IN TIMB--Vespasian Ellis has resumed
the helm of the American Organ, at Wash
ington, in view of the printing of the
House Of Representatives. We thought he
had returned to the sarsaparilla bust
ness of the Oronoco. He says that all
sorts Of efforts are being made to disparage
the claims Of his Organ, and that "some men
dacious scribblers (hard language that for
the New YORK HERALD charge him with an
attempt to carry water on both shoulders"
and that ultra Southern men say he is mot
sound on the slave question" This, we think,
is rather too much. We beg leave to say that
il is our decided opinion, from the reading of
the Organ's editorials of the last three days,
that il will be sound sbolitionist, sound
free soiler, sound Whitfield man, sound
Reeder man, sound on the slave question, and
sound on every other question, in exchange for
the printing of the House. The House print
ing is its platform, aud like all the other party
organs in Washington, without the great prn-
ciple of the pap all it's other principles are
moonshne and green cheese.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30

TnE Missouri SENATORIAL QUEsrioN--BES-
TON W. ATcHIsoN.-The letter which we pub
lish in another part of this paper, indicates
feasible plan for the triumph of Benton and
the defeat Of Atchison in their struggle for
the United States Senate. The place Of Atchi-
SON is vacant, and that Of Senator Geyer,
whig, will be vacant in 1857. The Benton
men propose, therefore, to elect two Senators
by fusion with the whigs-one wing and
the other Bcnton-and all that is required to do
this thing is the agreement of the wings to
the bargain. There can be no difficulty about
electing United States Senator two years ia
advance Of vacancy. 1t is frequently done,
and has just been done in the case of the re-
election Of Senator Rusk from Texas. There IL,
then. yet chance for Benton. 1t would be
very interesting and somewhat exciting should
old Bullion and Senator Foote come together
again on the door of the Senate, after all the
wonderful events of the last 1--WE years. Let
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30
The Eudora Tragedy.
the VESSEL NOT RAISED YET.

CuY Island, l.. |. Sound Nov. -, 1868
In consequence ct the strong northerly wind, the
vrecking scbooners unable come alongside the
wreck to-day The Of the Eudora In waiting
anxiQsy for moderation Of the weather, 70 per
nit Of the schooner being raised this week From pre-.
sent APPEARANCE there is not much probability OF the
work being completed Tor at iess; two days
The scene OF the tragedy vited by hundreds yes
,erday who came from and wide from the surround
ing country in order to see the operation OF raising the
schooner but they doomed 10 disappointment AZ
The Nina continued to blow 18th much violence tbrouc
out The entire day until sundown.
Las, night Captain Arnold Mr.. Dennistown and others
proceeded 20 the wreck in small boat and dragged tbe
no, surrounding the wreck With irons prerare o fh
purpose With the hope OF finding some Of ,he bodies
which many suppose had been cast overheard bv ths
negro They report having struck nd hooked something
which, 10 their minds felt soft and might probably have
been q body Alter several neis ctua attenpfs x. a,.w
the to the surface they compelled from Tho
rising OF the tide TO give cp tho tack and come ashore
The clothing, vsluab.es and other articles found with
the negro. and which 80 " npcate hiro in the ranac
ton together wih the blood brdcotes and other
evidences % violence, st remain AZ the house OF Mr.
Charles Mc6nnnn where they have hourly boon inspct
cd BY the crowds OF vsiters who dock to the place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30

GOLD IN CAIrFoRNfA.-Our neighbors on the
Pacific seem to be more fortunate than their
rivals in Australia. Our last accounts from
Melbourne were that gold had become go
scarce there that it was quoted at ei the
ounce. In California, on the contrary, new
gold fields have been discovered which promise
wonders. reliable journal positively states
that the new placers just opened in Tuolumne
county promise larger yield than any yet
opened. 1t arrives well never was gold more
wanted either here or in Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30


The Atlantic, now in her thirteenth day from Liver
pool for this port with one weeks later news had
not been heard from when our paper went to press.
Thanksgiving was very generally observed in this
city yesterday; the courts and public establishments
were closed, and all classes of our citizeus paid
the day due respect by absaning from business and
attending to their religious duties. The weather
was fine, and the churches, as general thing, well
attended. The Five Points attracted considerable
attendance to witness the children at that place go
through their exercises. A bountiful dinner was
provided for nearly thousand persons. The chill
dren at Randalls Island were also Toasted. An &C
seurt of the observance of the day, together with
the military parade, win be found elsewhere. Yes
terday closed the Thanksgiving in the United States
Tor this year. The following table shows the days
which it was observed in the different States