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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-09

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PUNcHs ADVICE TO SPoRTsMEN.-Befor'
blowing down one barrel Of gun, it is advls
| able to see that the other is not loaded. TC
ascertain this, look inside, and let off caE
with your toe.
The practice of drying powder over the
fire in fryingpan should be discouraged, ma
ny accidents have resulted from it.
Always shut your eyes before firing.
Never carry loaded gun on full cock, hor.
izontally, when n friend is walking before
YOU, unless you are aware of the thickness
of his corduroys.
If bird should rise between two sports
men, in direct line, both ought not to fire at
once.
If crack should be observed in your bar.
rel, tie il firmly round with a bit of string,
for fear of accidents.
The above rules nre intended for the OBJ.
servance of sportsmen of some experience
Gentlemen who have not been accustomed
to handle gun, will do well to attend TO the
following:
Keep your powder damp.
Use ready-made cartridges; bite one end off
be careful to let the shot fall out.
Get somebody who understands il, to let
off your gun for you. Or, finally, as the
sounde piece of advice that can be offer
ed:
Stop at homo and mind your own business,
and don't think of going out shooting at
all.
Misfortunes never come single, as the man
said, when he fell overheard, reaching after
his hat.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-09
CoMrLmrNronr. An exchange compliments

a contributor as follows:
"Old Kentuck" says. some folks think /
was born poet; send you tho enclosed
verses. and should like your opinion" well.<
"Old Kontuck," TO speak honestly. we think
YOU were born fool instead Of poet. Tbeto
is not much difference between tbs two. ills
true, but what little there il, is aqain.t YOU,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-09

MECHANICS IN KANSAS TERRIToRY.-Gov.
ernor Reeder, of Kansas, writes to q friend in
PENNSYLVANIA as follows:
"This is a most lovely and promising coun-
try. There is no finer under the sun, and
next summer it will be n rich harvest for all
kinds Of building mechanics and laborers.-
Last season stone masons and rarpen-
ters got $2,25 and $3.50 Il day, labor.
crs 8 ,25 and s so. A legion of them will
be needed early in the spring and all summer.
You have any to spare send Them along
We shall pay out in the territory near mil
lion of dollars in building, and man can be
earning the highest wages and getting good
farm ut / rs per acre ut the same time
The government alone will spend 100000
or $I5 900 in stone buildings, at Fort Riley
The stonemason, carpenter, brickmaker,
bricklayer piasterer, laborer, Iimeburner, Sc,
can lay the foundation of fortunes here the
first year. Send them on, know they will
not repent it. We have as vet had nothing
would call winter, and donbt If it will be
any colder. Spring opens about the lst Of
March, and mechanics, &c, should be here at
that time. There are some twenty towns
laid out, the greater part Of which must be
built up, to say nothing of farm houses, &c."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-09
POWER OF THE Will.

Let man carefully study his own eharcter
and he will see that he possesses an inward
force, called voltion, capable of doing, il
properly trained, what he had not the least
idea it could accomplish. We have never
given the credit to this principle that it
deserves. A recent German writer in a modest
little volume, which the translation calls
"Dietetics of the Soul" but which We think
could be more appropriately called "Dietetics
Of the Mind" gives host of valuable sug.
gestIons on this subject. There is no truth
more generally impressed on the whole phe'
nomena of the hnman mind than that man
can be what he wills-that is, SO far as his
mental or physical qualities do not throw up
dh impossible barrier. What men of stern
will and resolute determination have .ccom.
plished in times past, almost seems to warrant
the belief that we are capable of overcoming
even what appear to be physical impossibili-
ties. Few persons would have believed that
the stammering Deriosthenes cauld have ever
become graceful and accomplished orator ::
and no one, we think, would have picked out
a subaltern of Corsica as the future ruler of
almost the whole Of Europe.
These examples, however, only partially
intimate what we mean by the power of will
In closer and more personal sense is its
power fully realized. There are people who
can stop their pulsation by simple effort
Of the will and instances have been related
where this power has been exercised so far
that the person was supposed to have been
dead. Others have cured themselves of severe
complaint 10y violent exercise of the voltion,
and physicians, in many instances rely on a
cheerful hopeful frame of mind in their
patients as one Of the most important agents
in effecting a restoration to the health. A
man who will cultivate this power of his
mind, by foregoing any particular injurious
habit, and suffer his will to acquire sufficient
force to control it, will be surprised, in
short time, to see the strength Of the regu-
lating power he has within, if he is only
disposed to avail himself of it. There is too
much disposition to telmeu that they cannot
act thus or thus you would have person
achieve any control of himself, You must
believe that he can do it, and this faith on
your part will tend to inspire it in him. We
believe, for instance that you can control
your disposition to laugh if you will set
resolutely about it, and as soon as you have
perfect confidence that you can do so, the
thing will be accompished.-T really is
the whole secret of the matter.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-02-09
TITCOMB'S LEGACY

We ehanced to meet our friend Titcoml
some three weeks after he had fallen heir II
five thousand dollars in the funds, left him b,
n maiden aunt recently deceased.
We were surprised to See him LOOKING
anxious and careworn, and withal little sus
picious. Nevertheless we ventured TO con.
gratulate him.
"Don't mention it," said he, "if you value
my friendship"
"Why, what's in the wind now. There
isn't any mistake about it, is ,here!"
"No, but if you only knew what swarm
Of harpies it has brought around me, YOU
would not wonder at my exclamation"
SLOW do you mean?"
81 will tell you. Scarcely had received
the legacy, than, as | was sitting in my office
one morning, received visit from lady
who introduced herself to ne rs Treasurer Of
some outlandish society-said she had heard
of my good fortune, and hoped would show
my sense of it by n liberal donation to the
society.
81 never could refuse lady, 50 put down
FIVE dollars, thinking il quite generous. But
the lady, casting her eyes on the paper, as
sumed very cold and distant air, and with
drew. She expected fifty, presume.
The same afternoon received the follow
ing epistle:
"'DEAR SIR:-You who possess the gifts
of fortune, cannot well appreciate the diff
culties of those to whom she is more mig.
gardly. ], sir, am one who is yearning to
have unrolled to him earnings ample page,
rich with the spoils Of time; in other words,
to procure collegiate education. But, sir,
am poor. have, aso,no favored relative, from
whom | may anticipate wealth vii you not
help me? Will YOU not, ofyour thousands,
spare little foi one who otherwise must
leave unsatisfied the nobest desires of which
our nature is susceptible! A check for five
hundred dollars will be sufficient, which |
will repay you as soon after graduation rs
convenient. Direct to
Yours respectfully,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCER.

ST L0uIsstaams Ed Price, Converse
$40 do do IS bags M Daley sal
oats DuEy eo bbl do do 900 bKs srsn
cks bacon Jaes Connolly co9s Bradley Wilson
ISL sis oil Stevens &eo samples tobacco
do do Rode AID Pdeiit
DC do Sesry &ccsO do do bbs shsw eo9 do do
~ do DO W knolnsoal do do 40 42 40 40
Hewitt Norton keel do DO sol SKIS Aco-s baes
cotton Brady German dcoo 40
Watt sykea &Nobss do do John no-s7 do
u do Campbell Srons5s bales hemp Mills EeoI9Ik
bag James bbla besf Noon pr
lead Buduseks &co3h0 Ksppeay
At do Post Mi7S bbs pork keoiO baIsa
sutonl5s bbis -four Wills Hswinss5 IA ~ wh.t
Moore Vsnuin carriage and fixtures Buohapncn,
jars butter Dbl pickles &eos9 dc do aups
bales hay and eats ichs &eo3s
80 bps ~ boxes do bseos Tuper
sundries 10 oderTota 1855 bales i94 tobacco.
WILLIAMsPoRT Musis-7 John Wat.
Davis Jenkins &co- Wright Davespo Oakley
JIG DaSilya4 Carroll Pritehsrd
50 htds hilksn4 do do Brand molasss
Augusn Thibaut-fotal 30 bales aev
LoUSYLE-Stesmer Frankin-s tobacco Ysatman a.
es dod bbA wbify Relieves Turssras do DO
Pidstt co-ls DO de Br.ss,
AeKenns Hubbard-is do do H Short grsasr
CO.. 90 do Levy Sumasn-7 DAns2 do w soaryi
90 do Bryan Roonions do s@h-io lsl MI Aop
Hewitt Nertoa &oos do 10 do de do 81 MAJ
cotton Farley, Jarey Ws Nobls23 10 IA
ca,rin &ao6 dol Mchshon-s do Bradley
do HendsTon, Terry pork dc
eAs BACON AAEsn Owen C0sbso dodo Isa Vi hi
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=CoNsIGNEKs.

Brig Alfred Era Phladslpha-s AutoinsJ A.kiasAusp
y GoodmanJ A Baquo-W Brosdwe 6co-Byns Vance 6co-
Buchannon, Carroll &co-C Buddecke &ce-Bdgs 4 BoJ W
Burbrdge-J Burnside aeo-Cox Boyd-Conyere dcoCsr-
roll Pr tehnd &eoL CharesCarson
Convess kenneu &coC hnn BoltonGeorgs Daley
GcoL D9rvurnean-W Donnelt udey coS
eYisser &eSF tasy-F Foige &eoFearn acoj
Hart &eoH Hansel BoHsaon ohvsr-Harrfs d Nor.
Kennedy AcoKsnnsts DI &eoA Lapauze-Senes Il EysnR
LaughnJ Lalande-T How
ell &eo-Mages Knsass-J Harks Aco-G Morrison
rson FeIeaNorth Smsdes &ooJ Oliver Oliver co
0chmecbsh tiaefsfo WoodmanThos Dsnne-Poole kca
Pepn 4co-T Pnet hco-Pnoley nj Rane-Jas RobhB
Fsheds-E Stevens &eo-G W Stzsr-U ouartsrmase
TnrnelThornhi &co-H Keneke Violet &co.B y
vialo Woodruff &coA VIKINGS AGO. Wright AGO
Wood Low-andord -s ~
kABrg Handy King, New yotPrce, &eoJ Lu q
eoCammack Squares WesSeaJhnAyd
GrapnB AntogpiniJ Bfun-T Reynolds Hore a. via
Kennedy &co0glesby MacsulsyM Miiler-Giqu Jamison
Bridge Bto-J f3ardl &coJ McGartyW Psnt co DE
sgrhve aeoJoseph Landis Aco-H Hane
eco. jackson aceA Pepn-Been q Wrght-McAis,er kcoG
;fiyMBupag YsiShss BsnteyAndaI.en
Soy s,urieysnt @eo Daley Godehsur OK
" CraneD Catroll SsoJ Woodruff &eo-Gorrsen Bros
Byfn Vance Laughn-Gsoree Connolly
ton Neaman- KIT co-J G Cromnsl-steele Piuckard
Woodnsn-MesA Adhms-J slndak- Delapare Sseo-Pe
drsauyls Roche &eo-J zoy-F Lambert Malad
Price D. FIes-T DutcherBsebe &coJ eo
Smith Il CooperD McDufes-o Msrsh-Eod Rosker-E q
Sn iYanCuddy. Brown &coKennstt oFarlsy Jurv
M Webb Zoos NJ Todd &eo-C Barriers w
Slzor--Thos Huningtoa-J Haissy and
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MoBLEs@amer caiotns-i4 bales o.nnbur. Carter &oo
sandrss 70 Lsughlsnd Nesisboo-R Gddes
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pig. mu:.lrd big. vi acoho Saw
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msneevMe sriihsnoy-s FelIowes H. 0dev Hwkins-
% ws rssss Eyre Vance Acos ssg smsds aeo
.aon y nsnk a IIs-a Robson Alen-9 Miles Al
nnaeoh Meca-i Thornhl &eo-f Frierss Cenway Scoot
knew. ~ ~ s so
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csps ~ ss ss reg d. mds
~. pa 49, pee eeos 9so
" ~ ses onions ss Do 20 Bonney sers Aco45 do DO y
" ae aut poaees snfosx 90 DO 20
3coso pes bagging Haggery IAlpgsoO Pope Ellison
4co "a tea lard ~ bbIs Ssos dobts Dolson
10 shsy sf bacon Twasl A0 DC d. kossrson
& ea Ss az chi &so-ss btl g 4o
Ss6 do potatoes 100 do apples eo6 do Conn
~ $40 ba2s Netouq bb Hurley
D. bags oats Capt Dnhsmiq cotton
aHndes to ordsr-To'nl IL bales eoton hhds obaeu.
ST MARTIHsYILLsseamsr Frank KeeIng-43 hbds %
LangsiorGs Lapstre Fpere-as Frosl5D
Ibis molasses Jeannstte 3 Qasrteh,
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Passengers Arrived by steamers
From w1LllAMsronr-Bu he Misc.

FROM WILLIAMsroRT-Bv the Muse ..54 r
Mr. Peck dy child aod servants Mad Lau Mn Crest Miss
Huber Levy a and niece Mad udry Paes he,srs IT, ksI
Chcas Landry servants z-bar
Myer Hal, Friend, o Reilly. C Riisy Lauye.
From MnLlKENs BEND--By the Louisa.
Mrs Clay, Mrs Samns Mn Page, Gioba, Ms Miles
and family MA landry As Cs Gsullsrt Cool Her
Mccullough. Phiips.
FROM LouIsyILLg-Bv the Ben Fraaklin =a-
Mrs Hughes Grady Fangors.s lhnssn Peter sni-
Foster Common.
FROM LouIsuLLE-By The Fanny BuLitt: I'D
M Magyar, Mr Whiting, Bseon sppsh 80 wsy pas-
ssngers.
From CIscIssATI-By he Rorkosn No q.
Mrs Miller Me.srs Gormsn Pattes Narku Hart Henry
Breaux. Cox Chambers, and S. way rasseG gers
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MEMUNANDA.
Steamer Ed Walsh le St inst reports
at that point falling The Dick Keys, Florida
and Adriatic were loading for New Orleans
Capt Coon Of the brig Bingham reports having left
the schr Aur RUSSELL loading sugar port the
Echr J FaHdy hence, had just arrived.
Bark Maine Law from Rio de anero
bark America Coksn loading with 400
Ship Msgun Cook, for California; bark Lancaster Cad.
Mary Dale from Va paaso White Squat for CALIFORNIA;
Wright Fame kirkland and Padge Baltimore shpa
New York. Curoca for PhladsPhia bark Huson
Bstimors ships Sen Witch for Kong Grey Eagle Phai
phia bark Valiant from London ship Orleans
ship Bay State from New York for California
Brig Handy King the 7th uses shin
Bombay. Harding, from Boston July 9Th this port.
Steamer Yorktown No sth ns No boat in
port for New Orleans. River falling all the way down.
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a NULLUM'S LAKE HUUSE.-The under-
signed the public generally under
stand will conducted before the daeeas Of
his partner, Thomas A.. Applegata -
Ali persona havng against the house will please prefen
them all those indebted to the house are requested
iiqudate. -, ,-.... 4.
pnysicay disqualified from attending to the duties OF
Spring Sickness beyond
my compelled nbsen most OF the lime since
recently however, regularly installed.
with polite and efficient officers and solicit liberal phsio oil
public patronage. b,
leaving city pursuit. of pleasure and
find honse adequate TO tner wants.
wishing preparations will be promptly
ivist GEO, W. CULLUM.
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AFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

q kFFlCE Ot NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ NsIlTpI!ON-OEce No. 81 Camp street Incorporated
de IA Al sf The Lsgisianrs o. 18Th March, 1855
posts morning (aundays exfepted o'clock
Saturday evenings frum tos O'CLOCK. .a
Deposits Of One Dollar and Upwards will be- receifed.
The employment OF strictly limited ~ act Of incor
oaion 70 the Public Debit United Of
aana, and of the City Of New Orleans. 3
Loans of
within the limits the not exceeding SO per cent
Of the appraised cash value.
Leans upon pledge of the stock Of the incorporated Banks in
oieans not sxcesding 60 cent Of tho vuc.
interest OF frout derived from the Of the funds
be dissIi buted semi annually among the nepasior
No Trustee directly borrow unds
cevs euolnment .
Certificates deposits having rateo agreed
issued Tor sums than $1,000 deposited r aspecd
TRUSTEES,
George Eussn, "A d. Kelly, William yogel,
w. NJ Mercer Geo. urquhart, r. Sumner,
S..sS, duncan, A. Hsine, Geofge Jonas,
Wilhemuz Boght P. N. Wood, g.. Thos A, Carr.
lhos. A. Adsms, K, A. Bradford, D. D. WitherG
W. N. MERCER, President
A. D. KELLY,
- WM VOGEL, fVice Presidents,
. g.0u... ... =as.l@.. .s.z h. b. SUMMER,
D. ID, WITHERS. Treasurer,
RBCopiss Of the Act Of Incorporation bylaws be
'ained al the office. 1881
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RELIABLE pRorEorIoN AT SMALL oosT

RELIABLE PROTECTION AT sM ALL COST
THOUSANDS, OR TENS OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THOU
LARS OR UP Wards. -
4 rOURTHOUSES, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro
~ iefu MeIchaAts, Capiasts, Planters Reaes Meehsaca
articles, which BY policy Of na
PATENT oF SAFES inc, adng some Mn .
style # Lock me hey Of which coin
and closes like u pen-kAIfe.
rsdeyipg capacity unsurpassed by s. Of ny
knd OF afr yet known be shown Satisfaction 81
purcha white its greatly
atkngly those between
the LoDeree AID the most popular as OF other
The will be when tbs the I'm
pateron boz weed win
III also,
Ia mneh mora ~
such
be gai 70 hear RON The skeptca ""
The the Concrete
to The minds those who seriously byt
dampnes b!e ou the SalAmandr Sa
Cloaed This dif important
e fabrics, delicate articles Injured by ths
always generated Sasnsuder Safes exposed - me-
thosv who will the undersigned has U
raoved, imagine moving Remains
MS OLD aao Me- W street. the
Mr. Isaac Bridge Sir you have asucy Of Hail. y
stating that the above named
portion tall the fe
OF Msren 18th, 1854, on Magazine eteet
The Of allied the sie
put to and
fcenty cooled, (sbout lerward the contents
which abcn hundred dollars ia bank bills
any kind Of ssfs that we
know Of Respectfully, yours, n T. n BARLOW CO.,
those articles Invariably
exposed fire. and eer but slight resistance
glars.
Iron Chests Powder Proof Bank and Store Locks Fire
Balances Scales. ISAAC BRIDGE,
iyII 3md&w o. Magazine st.
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IMPORTS.

JANEIRO-Bark Maine Iaw-s7os bags coffee # w II
Elliott-q3ss lbs yellow metal r DENNIS = " "
MhTANZAs 81 bbla sugar Nichot
ttco.
NEW YoRK-Bsrk Handy Krng-As.orted merchandise.
PHILADELPHIA-Brg Alfred Exall-A.sorted merchandise
ST MARKS-Schr SO do pteh do vanish
G Rogsrs-b0 bblA roan l cotton gin q Mel
PEHSAcoLA-schr Fauny-s45co fee. 900 aths to
Peoey, Nirhol Geo.
MosLE-sehr Inyinoibls-Naval stores o order
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qto,L ~, h.ra ,ot ci.a,na oao sg tnoss
CT, ~ ~, 80 I.er. m,, 'o'''
49, ~ 49, =, :. "a 90 ~
rl.NeN = ~ H, -. -e7 ., a. 49,. ~
- - ~ 80 ,,sS 49,
H. rT,,a ~ a. oon -ss' ~ 40
1oo h.,f M. a. sas,s5s no a,,,on ~ Vs. "'"
SIor,v n,s,,,a. a. ss-' liz.
on,a snsrans in m.rv 49, a. A. ~ ~. ~ ~,
osa.. ~ ~ on a. -. aooo ~, ~ /se '" -
rsoa nott;on ~ e,tord.r,. r.,an.. - -. s,,.s
- .. p; I;s + N'f' WV ~ - =
GRAIN. Corn was decidedly irmer and we noticed
s.,os ~ szo s.cL. ya,orv d, .ar, 1o.. :. roo,.s ~,
80 Wv oe' 'eio"t az DC se.ei io'o Nv 'oWiot, ss'u
10Y Prime White also In lots at Soc also on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-17

VO0RHIES, GRIGGS & CO., No ID Tohou-
poulas street., have in store and for sale
bAcoN-7oo casks prime cincinnati Sides and sh@lders
FLQuR5G0 boa ST. Louis Extra, Orange Lemon Mls)
LARD-25e bits and tierces, and 500 kegs prime.
LARD OLaoo bba Conklng's, Tobins, HusA Engers whe
stones aud other Drahds. = WIZ 77-
PORK 26gbbls Mas Prime. r5.la .m-...
BEEFs00 bbis half Davis Family Mess.
also, Sugar Cured Dried Beef Tongues brand
HAMSaV9 tierces John R. Chd N. Tho1s Shay "a
ard Johu H. DAVIS choice gar Cured. 5l& ; :
WHlSKY6oo bb!s divers, Deans aad Homa Ceuwells
Extra.
SOAP 800 Stllitob oieiue Oxide.
ADAANTINE CANDLES-200 and D. mt mn in fanrv
colored choice the
STAR CANDl Es0OO bcxee aud half and g. various
brunds. = - 1880
BUTTER AND cHEEsE-soo psgs A. W. hown,s western
Reserve. T. ~
OLD WHsKY25 bbl superior NonangaAela and Bourbon
CATAWBA W1NESl00 boxes of worths msbrad spark
ling, Brandy, Sweet Wine and Dry iei AM
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EXPORTS

LIvERPO0LShp Ella Cark-3I2o bales cotton hhda tobacco
1900 staves 20 bales shssting felt.
NEW YDRk-shp Trumbull9s bales cotton, hemp
tobacco 81 sbs whisky 81 do estern tobacco
l kgs mdse.
MOBILE sehr Browd-lOo bbs whisky 400 bags caru 4,
- - -
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SEIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FRIpAY MoRNise, August II, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Ella Clark Koppsrholdt, for Liverpool Whitney &c
Stip Irumbull, Pratt, Tor New York, Cresvy & Farw
Sehr r G Brown, Forbsa. for Mobile Huntington Wad
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k PAR,sH OF 0RLEAHs. ! No. l7,45S
SbY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed by Gaenue First Ju OF the Peace
Orleans w pr coed sell NJ public auction
SATURDAY s eher 1856 at the hour of u o'clock NJ at
Arcade Magazine street, between Grayief aud Sathz
streets, the following described PIoperts to viz
meut thereon SAID forming Johnston and Praiao
stree being Square $40 and measuring SO feet
on Psrudo street, fronting johnbon
and ], j. HOPPE, Constable
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TITO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOUI.
II slASA-One of the points pfssu, IN N.
manufacture Of S1zar Obvious % liza
practical paetsr that the theory Of large Plenty Il P
9tdensble in qds Of but although saymg L seo II
iecfed with he
he reduction o in fuel snd h appastus brsg te
steam Ttaln INTO general nEe-S - -
Cheap steam upssnt
completely atssined By hess PATENT
upon The pnnepls the F
Engine, now two yearH IN operation.
Steam being all fro mi.
taes, and absofhn rretenth of the
prsp burning apg other e ia
required lake of the = "'St-N-"'''' s
Rapidity the generation asssm which ia rssea tn
thehrs. lF ~ = - si As1'1's
ton ofquds we'll known operation The steam x ssat5
any sIien pleasure up red heat without
ette9
Perfect Rafety from explosion being any large body
expole,
Economy in fuel, water and price Of
ssazon the plantation Of COL r. c. Camp srvtlIe and is
meri's fully tested. negroes and Az
ohehE Of bolyrs
These Steam Trans
vreenwoo underasned
era Agent for Louisiana and
practical experience boiling
ts plan 90 the bat hierto
and ne IL prepared 90 put Trans dsI4
hrat workmanship
Louisiana. Ao, Vacuum Pans Centrifugal nfac1os and
Black AParauses from ths Globe Works Of harrison Co. New
York. Y $50"
TDe undersigned wiz slso op s
the enEinae required and instruct
the method Of working the
partieh Ne
aged Of The and ng natea
WI Dc furnished and given personally
EJ Orleans, aesara. VOORHEES, GRIGGs a. On
~ AehoeAteaiAh sltest. fs7 dSSf
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'NoBAGCO-Long Black Rich TOBACCO, for
ton nae and Tsxas Markets. TOBACCO for Piap
for sale a oois and CIGAR TOBACCO constantly hand
fse'y TURNER RENsHAw, ss Camp .,rs.A mp stairs,
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Cheap! Very Cheap.!

FEN0 HOUSE-hEEPEhS - ECONOMIST Ia
Ii AND JACKSON RANGES, CRATES AND STOVES. ~
cooking Stoves Of full fully gY
well, prices from vi 10 $40, sill competed;
well known Economist Ranges.
The large of thess important lately Sold
has secured to me the referring
Of purchasers who well kaown city, will
and readily BIO sbown deslrad The
baking Of both simple Of the side
with which affords
accumulate. The transport ee
similar to ordinary stoves, all this makes
appropriate Ranges particularly changing
cls.
Lamp Oil and Aeoho Globe Chmnsys and Wick Camp1ip and
Spnn Gaa. slt y
All Of Work aud done at the HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS ESTABLISHMENT No. 1888 Camp adjoining
fatrck's Church. ". j. hoDGSON,
to o..
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CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, August 49, 1855
There arrived to-day 10 head Welsh Beeves, 10 head
Welsh Mich Cows, 2s4 head Sheep Prices somewhat
changed.
PRICEH: