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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09
ISclDESr.--Whil the gentleman whose "self-

AN ISCIDEST.--While the gentleman whose I" self
interest induced him to leave the American party
!. c. MIR. &. &. N. or N. B. Wales-was speakiuS at
Bayou Goula on Saturday last and while be was piy-
ing the audience to understand that he was exposing
secrets which he had soemnly and honolaby pledged
himself to observe and respect under all circumstances
ii indeed he was telling the truth in regard to those
secrets-a gentleman in the crowd very calmly and
seriously remarked This reminds me Of the reach-
cry and namy of Morgan disclosing tile secrets of
Masonry. Whereupon a young gentleman Of this
parish, who heard the remark and animated by
sudden impulse approached the speaker while he was
eXulting over the success of his awful disclosures
and shouted in his astonished ears, Morgan. n
name stepped in infamy as deep almost as That of
Arnold. :,
Our informant said that the act Or expression seemed
to starte the nerves Of Mr. W. like the shock from an
electc battery: pasied his tongue for few seconds
and well it might, for if was a deadly thrust--his
face Became slightly flushed, andthen shaking his fin
ger at the gentleman lie told him to taket home with
4nl His meaning was too ambiguous for our mind.
In tew minutes more Mr.. W left the stand and pro.
baby with Il flea in his earl
Tax our advice friend Wales, don't get excited
anu don get angry it evidences the weakness of
your cause and shows al uneasy conscience. Take it
easy, ST. You have set yourself up peculiarly and
prominently as target for public CRITICISM and
you must swallow the doses, sir, bitter as they
appear-bitter as they appear.
lPlaquemle QbeIville) Sentinel, 4th inst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

A Western cattle-dealer who rarely had the
privilege of sitting down to meat with family, and
had never been in minister's house in his life, was
not long ago beughted and lost in his ride across the
plareS and compelled to ask for lodgings at the first
house he could find Happily for him it proved to be
the dwelling of a good man, parson, who gave him
cordial welcome, and what was specially agreeable,
appetite was ragenous, and the moment he was asked
to sit by he complied, and without asking for Sc
cond invitation he laid hold Of what he could reach
Stop, stop!n said the good man of the house
" we in the habit of saying something here before
we eat"
This hint to wait till blessing was asked the rough
customer did not understand, but with his mouth full
he muttered
Go ahead say what you like you can't turn my
stomach now !"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

THE Tom OF P1zARRo:-In the crypt under the
high altar deposited the remains of the celebrated
pizarro, who assassnated in the palace hard by
small piece Of silver which dropped into the
hand of the attending sacrstan procured me admis-
sion into the crypt. Descending a few steps, I en-
tered small place twenty feet long, quite light
and whitewashed, and which srilet and looked so
much like a comfortable wine,cellar that I caught
myself more than once looking round for the bins and
bottles. The first object I saw was large square
tomb, surmounted by the erect figure of an abbot
and close by, i'll narrow opening in the wall, no
tced what appeared to me to be collection of dusty
rags, but closer inspection proved that this all
that remained of the renowned conqueror of Peru He
has still on him the clothes and shoes which he wore
at the time Of his assassination. Of his body
is nothing but skeleton covered with dried flesh and
skin, so that no features are dscernabe. The body
is covered with the remains of what was white linen
swaed round him. but the dust of centuries has col
lected on it, and turned it to light brown color and
it almost pulverzes when touched. The body is
placed on narrow piece Of plank in sloping posi-
ton and has been placed in this hole merely put
out of the way. The folks in Lima do not think any
thing Of the remains of poor Pizaro; and dare say
thar Il little money, judciousy invested, would pro-
cure for any curiosity hunter the whole Of his re-
mains IA Ramble from Sidney to Southampton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

Why was Moses floating on the Nile, like Bulfalo
hunter?
Ans,rer,--Because he was bull-rusher.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

FILLMORE IN RHODE lsLAHD,-The Boston Courier
Of the 30th ult. says:
The friends Of Fillmore in Rhode Island are ncreas-
ing in numbers every day and we are happy to learn
that Chief Justice Ames of that State who has been
reported to be inclined to Fremontisn, has, after
looking over the subject in person as well as in opin-
ion, decided to stand by the nomination of Mr.. Fill
more Such determination from such whig, cannot
fail to have its influence in the State
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

A Western editor speaking of concert singer, says
her voice is delicous-pure as the moonlight and
tender as three shilling shirt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

Why is cowardy soldier like butter? Because he
is sure to run when exposed to fire,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

Low RiGHRs.-Thc Mobile Register of the 7th inst.
has the following, which pretty clearly demonstrates
that the Alabama river is low:
The Mlrenso'' arrived on Sunday with only A
bales, and She reports only fifteen inches water on
the principal bars between Montgomery and Selma,
and but about 10 inches below Droves of cattle now
the river in various places and It is by no means
an uncommon thing for horsenen riding along the
banks to cross over to the boats aground on the flats
tic up their nags take drink with the passengers,
and chat the political events OF the day To find
bars upon bars in this iashions quite a convenience
to tired travellers or to those who seldom fud any
Sut3cyivg tlid to DeNters best.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09
1856, s57-NIEnJP8IIS AND NEW
fPsssses p. STEAMfIRS ECLEPSE r.
lsEffSSsf44--l4tTTN AND E1EiA5-es
:sSEE...zssG SElI-rl,i5

isE=sAA iss5===zz:A SOUTHERN BELLE. - -
THE magnificent U $ aI!l| TIE elesan aud fast rum
i;yenST toswc f. sdds L. fns iTs,sF j. E. u"
trips in the New Orleans vcks regular weekly trips New
burg, Nlkens Bend. Lake Orleans Crane 'iuttnnG NacI
4 ,s HSS @IS y ssIsc} r. f:
ocock for the above and all above and all Intermediate lsn
Ne @iGys stspneFs HnasrES tor9nsh oysrHqng
| to ri business entrrls,edto I'll care.
The EGpsh vii! receive freight for Yaaoo river, and
Ssjier The EtIiFSE nor tie SOUTHERN EEl!E will he
vaabc uss ssa ra DI ns ] are e p a 9t eonen tents
stated nor for any v"inoes deposited oJ Passengers with the
No bill, Ii he recognized unless contracted under written
t o5 M from 'Ss HGra Of & he e G H. M oa 9Y9 ~ @ @ 81 @
Ieose Il o'clock he !ny Of leaving for approval weh yr
For freight e P1if i pgs ,Hns G ss'd S5 e. aver
or or H. bNlf X IEiiS EAH tG Is tnGSllit EoSl M street,
receive :regli e Nclnse a'd Southern i5cliy. 3n
NAA; 5 5'zes STAR cAsDLEs, Second !. nsp,
" ss:: 4>S$;Hl eiSfgF Sfa5xps' ''''
e. F.: BY '',' F. cos59aS sa /; ISL: 4">s :s
los!aot5I A21EnHDAH2 n:f'1 HS122y3a5H 2y1S5Hs wfx7
:: DRY WINE, il bottles;
cirAwbA FS|S@bI, 4 |SSs@:biSIi SfsS1: iS @t ea.ss
'''t''''i''! u ''i' CIV -
MOI sn 'o"t1i'7' IS l.Tpinf, ~ , ,ni,s ....s.
1T "'H --- " - -.
ID i1se, Il gTsI x so q Al and u C,d ley :; --a,'
N hI,r N IL rIl .t,i ostrr JSr 1'alt- ~
W.>.r,r " i,1.r"r M 80 Iar,, mas
sic,}.i Do Dt ie,kins;
,'t4I.t y, Inv, II 4 e = y
IA sim tnt,1n - imxts.
Ti,n,,s 81 t?arrr. yar,n,, irn,ll,s
Wt,''t,' -I,Jti. " 'I.r+s r,ni <uiirr E fo,s
ITri iii iu3 iIt, Pr',tnr i t;mr,Mr:
iunll 81 :
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l{,"f @ fIt, ~, u ,ro,-''' la W6,rjv M Mi. ,.f,;.,..
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W: "a E IN n " ,t. i :. ~ = M W. S,,rrr ,I ,;,4ao .
~, u u ~ ''' ~. 80 o, ''-' ~ 'E' F'S Vsc
r,3 t,- N - ~ S..S ",..cttSL-: -
70.
GRIFFIN = ELEDSDE. AFf0&N!E>.aT..tW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, IS
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.


= = - ~ 4 ~ - % . II L.
WI on FURY FUR y e t % i Es4Ef 2ssS 5Apr
e GaFyn Naosssn cajro !s5ms NV II A3a ,s%
PsSsngsr pa t Isa passt IT, "sssr Die Vrom cap shelby win
to cILp$ i $rEy f?yras s;ee s;1ee,
ing through without detention being of very gl draagt
and will take but 0 freight for st. oui: vii nav mar
ticninr. attention TO all way freight. 81
WER MISSISSIPPI.
-w ssss on IEeS3tz e & m p,4,s & 1;ss
(fssys Ss gsysses %Sss SisSS gan" and
ger Julia Tan Hef Sns e a@sh VII eays eaSs m
"Sys Sss For freight Lw sNaF sHNEa 12s c street.
s;s'., o" Sf5RhF !f II # E4 2sF'i III Er,r
: nlsr'nsdia'e tt landings gsThe splendid packet
e Ths Day aid @ eye as aove T De For s 70 sssye St sa
'"Ss "t''' join f. hyde < CO.. 60 Poydras st.
The Beast VII haye clerk the Lever, Of st.
rSi SX E:so5s5 AsR d.is NAHo ,ss
ss7sa@A nS, Gastops Landing Columbia Greenville.
lake Princeton, Carolina Landing, Intermediate land.
Ie line fo: mnnins PHI @paSsengsr PACKET Republic,
or passage apply on board ;oI In2, t.
A clerk vvtbe on the above Car rstree on MoHlav
morning, to receive fright. . oct9
z y 1sayi; fyS:j gkAR sh1eAf Es1DAH vrc1zs-
Fraas ig, "?s hyo H,:5,, '' wi:s ss;s %
saXs as Sooys for o Mks t Bend vieksbnrs Grand Gulf
an ali insrnsa,e andngs For FIFTH t @ paage s i sHg
'D's" H#s ?PHy sHHfP sP 9o"E5 c5 +, Front street
E8The Frank Lyon will continue regular WEEKLY packet
throughout the sson Particular attention paid plantation
and business. sl3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

RACGN-i0 casks Cll5r. Clear Sides, tor by
~ JDSEH& LANDS II Co,
% 50 FGh4VPitoElaa street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
g-ssss -,.,. -.=.7-,Nt NEW t3RL LE.A Sts, JNCKS-
A5-SEs t SON AND jiEEAT NORTHERN
S1&eE&S- z-:;2t-ZES..s.:lti -:;2t-ES.s.:t K ILEOAD
FE0M b S&rTEMhEN ro 3!sT ocroREN.

y
EEG--a3 .z...ss5Es.s.34 / ABROAD.
From 3D SEPTEMBER TO a,sr orroRrr.
- - ~ TX ~ leaves New 1Teet daily, al half
pas ce T. NJ 7t arrive, NJ Magnolia. Mis-, NINETY eight
..le" tt9m New o"u'S III 3:i o'clock, ?. NJ. Rctril,
eATtH h@Erd.lA EofluG at 5 O'clock
orleans NJ Ii Ucpeh ~ NJ lHHdHltiUntn 10 the ae- rain.
A. ~, ur Magnolia and Intermediate stations and returning
reA&he' "" orleans at l O'clock l.. NJ The day.
gnsFs Of ne frss Ctlrf4 bstwte 1re ol xevc years
any train r,c!l saturday 'trrllol N aid Miay lnorTi
;n"lrisivoj Il hH!E tive fuIr-.iI RAGS
SEASON TICKETS rut he obtained a the Office of the
Company, No. 45 CaEunleIti street Ais, family tickets
w9i= OF halves, in packages Of "ent five, leel price
n2oFed persons are not nsrri.te! 70 ride in e'r without
written pass expressly anhDrAng trll dc and
the Stations and from which they may 20 the pass viii
y retained by the Colucor and will lie good trip one
direction only those making trip boil. ways will nee to be
fTo'I.t.t Win TWO.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Magnolia and
'esAt'a S-;lols nc D clock A. NJ every Tuesiny, Thurs
s:neIe stations, eyery Noo.ay WeincsIay AMI Frid,y
n'orEiig, at h" hour This train so~ Fliday and
and deliver reEht but not On any other dys
GET No freight will received at the Ncy; Orleans depot
after j O'clock p. ".
Il. p. GT-YARD SUM TRANSFORMATION
F line O. t3nt horse mail stages from MAGNOLIA
WIZ -1G I---El-5@E l.Ilt.2: s3 II
e-r-s ..,-, ,=-, NEW ORLEANS. plsyc-
f,S-s So ~. lUTsns NNn II WESyriS
kz1Gt&Ss kz1Gt&SsS-Istt-.y;-A..55SS5 sSIt-;A.5S5 T. ABROAD.
rTyTz,n tpp,Scrrrxrc
nv, ,ra .ar II Ia, ~ ~ T. a. =. ~ w. ''A
Of this road viii leave the Deio; A!sies oiows
,1t-EtH ever! gay y. ".
,.tilt = uif '.++..'..S 80 T. NJ
Arrive AZ h'So 1'Lnt ',......12N p NJ
Leave I2;rou Rruf a. nt.l..... 7;3op.N
NJ nj AiSirrs rir+' 2;5 M'
Excursion taknrs to trn IN ,ha rrt,,r ~
sam day will be Issued as follows: ~ "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

M Lies e. EDi.IN3lS, 4UCTIONEER AND COM
MISSISSIPPI. - " ' ~ -
N y se Merchandise nad Property of Ill descriptions
conssnsd to i ami prompt rrmitta,ts made for the se
,r =, --Se:era to-
MesrS John Watt Co.. and G,.,.g Br,ys e Co., New Or
'' ,Ss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

Hn&s THE OCEAN SPRINGS. HOTEL. WILL
% be oeAe on the first day o. Jane under pesGual
ti TenJion OF John McDpNNEEI, Of HI Common street
IOnE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

g. MURP4l3's llCTEi4, REsTAu-
Iskg59 !, RANT AND OYSTER SALOON No. 95 and
AxSzJ lo s. Charlie street is for the reception
Eeaes=Sle9 Of visitors. FISH Game the Deiclci,s
Of the up the approved syIe and shortest
notice, all hours just received oysters f and
salt. RICHARD MURPHY 40 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

leEa4f = EtANT, % ST. CHARLES
@Sf~ s2y STREET. We beg leave inform our friends
AIs and the public in general tia; We lave great
cApese lifted up the above central house classics
a! il every respect and opened ol reception! on
THURSDAY, September p.
Our stock Of WINES ati LIQUORS have hecn selected will,
from the bst brands obtaine in the civ f
it will he constant cieavo to keep srnpi wii
every luxury the market affords. "
Having had considerable experience business we feel
confident OF ability satisfaction those who NAV
honor with their patronage, which Will be our highest
ambition
JvEEs IE5SSPaR SPPHaRER1ss1y }rroprietors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-09

g. si!Aih. DEPOT, NO. i!5t' CO1a1 MOS
4. Nj %iEhI--The nnlersrFet has on an ana ~isl keep
SA constantly t"r sale, either Cash City Acceptance
'a' HS,orlge:to Of SLAVES: CONSISTING Of Ml:IASICS
o. 4i tHD til'JpnS HOUSE ANA FIELD SERVANTS, etc.
sTlE i"t-eI! the tigcrSCry dwelling !5 Common near
5In2n -f,sst he is prepared to accommodate
and thelr Slaves reasonable obtained
city, ~
&PArcatrr attention will h paid cofe Of Slaves
THOMAS +. FEtTSBE, H.; C.,l,rno. street.
REFEREScEs -Fellow7 Co. Curry pers ~ J. {. Rirks
Il to RGtri BGck J. g. Cocks Co. Watt I
N, n, it-G4e HIGHEST CASH PRICES p'd for Likely
tott''t y Hf-ifEilES. "
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TIVE SUBSCRIBER. tbsnk,. for the
i patronage so literally extended Va
hly, 'cr the last two yeats, by his friends
and the public generally, would respectful
" inform them. that, he has just open q
large stock Of the very best Drugs, Me,li.
c,nes, Chemicals Foreign and Domestic.
Patent Medicines ard retiumeries. the
whole Of which is WARRANTED t. 20 Of the
very best quality also made al
rsogemeots to keep "pa constant suprly
he is enabled to atl",d every thing IN his
line of business, on the most reasonable
terms nv slS,rt attention 10 business he
hopes the c'a,tinuarce Of the patronage ST
literally extended ~ him heretofore.
Planters ard others are respect 'uIly soil.
cited to examine his stock before pulchas-
ing elsewhere
Physicians Prescriptions put mp 81
all hours ri the day and night. with aceva.
" and divateh. J. j.. WALLET,
jan25-y. Druggist.
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The IsOgNssc Furnace.

I FILTERS PATENT FOR the UNITED STATES
" were granted 10 SAMUEL II GILMAN. Of No.
AZ Natri,er street. New Orleans, Under the date
II per 4, lgf,f, fer A furnace far burning WOOD
and RAIASsF.
The Furnace combines the fcilpwing qualities,
ma fully proved ~ taking IN
ser EN tHDF2 J1E PRESENT SE'A soy
1st--f. works entirely ~ n natural draught.
and without the aid If ~ Rlowe,.
gdez-ft contains no Crate Nsrs or other irons
IN the interior.
nj 1t nevet Requires s'rrrage If The snill Ia
have ita aal,ee r1eafnei cut
4th The Bagasse is never stirred or touched
af.e, II arrives IN the furnace
hth,-A htrns al the hacasee, and makes
steam enrs,gt, " run the mill engine, \ steam
battery, aud pumping ers"eY
7his n M ann EVrnuee fhufh tthen ofn ernp
IN fpuisjunu h, eopyii,nee ,rth Ne Uhepe fire
rcnittiops.
This furnace makes M rretenaion TO burn Bag
assa alnse, aud Dies not resemble any other
fu,naca IN n aingln aa'ute ~ its form IN the
principles upon which II wtats y, IN the results
which IT produces neiihck does II arprcaeh the
tights If any tther party t1erp,ts circulated 10
the chutraty are mere tricks If trahe." knnw u,
~ be flsa Nv hnee who make them. and calculated
nnlv to deceive the public, ani palm vt articles
that rannct stand nprr their own merits. M
petsnn will h. allowed to sell. make, ~ use my
patert Furnace, without arthrfi'v f,n'r mr. !.
ard al parsons having snn' authority will he
fr'v guaranteed In its undistu.h@d use and pos
seaaipn,
My Patent furnace 10 "a applicable ~ train
nj kettles NJ "a staatn hriiera and am prepared
10 contract to apply IL IN burning the nagasse ~
hnil zane juice in the common tain cLkettles.
undet n satisfactory guarantees 10 the pur-
chaser.
treatise on the whole subject. In i,hamre,
frsn, with drawings Sc, 10 lie had If The anhse,i
her. by mail or ether6ise
SAMUEL H. GILMAN.
81 Matches street.
NJ E.r,I. 4 Mas q
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POGfDOoaCA SNtC.

STATE or IOUiS1ANA-.Psrisb Of
East Baton Rouge-Sixsh judicial Dis
trict Court--JoHa LEACH, w. RoBEnT
BsAI--tNo 16T.1
DY VIRTUE Of u writ Of f. 70. issued in
ID the above, entitled and numbered
cause, and 10 me directed from tf,e Hon.
Sixth Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish & State aforesaid | will offer Of
public sale, at the Court House door, Of said
Parish, in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, The 5th day Of April nert,
A. n, 1856, at II o'clock, A. NJ, OF said
day--all the right, title, interest and claims
OF the defendant Robert Beai, in and ia. the
following property hereinafter yet fourth
and described. Surrenderedb y said d.
PENDANT, and to pay and satisfy the Judge
ment. interest and cost in the shove EMIT
led and numbered cause, 10 wit:
A certain lot Of ground, situated IN that
part Of the City Of Baton Ronge-!aid out
Ivy A. Gras, and designated on the plan
thereof as lot No. in square No. being
a corner Iot--having front on Levec, or
Water street, Of sixty feet by one hundred
and twenty in depth, on North street, to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments.
Terms OF sale On a credit Of twelve
months from the day Of sale. The purckas-
or to furnish his bond with approved per-
sonal security, bearing five per cent inter
est from the date thereof until paid, and
special mortgage retained on the property
sold, until the full and final payment Of
said bond and interest thereon.
mart n v BABIN, Sheriff
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INSURANCE.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
0f HNtOm Rouge.

southern M0ttssl Insurance Company
1f HrtDm Hcmgr.
Incorporated by Aef " Levtsiaturs Of Lcttstnna,
Aprtore,t. Mureh TN. 1865.
Authorised Capital. ss... S5th'. tN'O. ~.
The Southern Mutnoi iusn,unse rpmnonv,
Of Baton Rouge, have this day commenced
quotations, ard are p,era,ed to take FIRE,
MARINE, aud RIVER Risks.
Directors.
lanes N Brown, Leon Bonnecaze,
John q kleinpet.r, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. 7. Tunnstd.
Jos. V. Durable, Joseph Latgnier,
&. q. Mediation, VIM. s. Pike,
Ttustses.
W 3 Walker, Jesse. Hart
y. y. Conrad, s, u. Isy"ock.
Chas. A. Slack, James VI Brunei,
sosthpne Alan, W. u. Phillips,
Joseph S,AVillams, Thompson ! Bird.
! + Nnen. Da,al n. very,
John A Dpnghe,ly, Samuel NJ Hart.
WILLIAM s. PIKE, Fres't.
AirRrp Surrrrps, Spr'y.
Baton Rouge. .lan'y. % 1856 if
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a.. Joseph's Church.

1NtlE re WIS Of The new Catholic Church
l. will he rented out for the ensuing
year 10 The highest bidder, fpr rash. %,
Palm Sunday the 10th day Of March next
A. NJ. 1860. immediately after service in
said Church
tAll Pews sold on said day and mi
paid for, within two weeks from The lay
Of sale. will be reoff,,rei tut sale to the
highest bidder ON Sunday. the 30th March
1880, for non. payment Of the same.
ieb.1a-tl. II. v. RAHtN, Sec'y.
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Plantation h Carde
FERTILIZERS

THE sunsCRtBER has constantly on hand the
l. following ceneeAtra tel natures.
COARSE GROUND BONES. N barrels of about
l1h pounds each AT i cents per pound
FtNE GROUND BONES, In barrels Of ahou. 600
pounds each, at - cents per pound.
FRUSTRATED GuANO, ~ barrels of about $50
pounds each. at 2 cents rer pound.
SUPER PHOSPHATE or LIME, in barrels Of
about 9ho pounds each at 2cents per pound.
PERUVIAN GuANO, IN sacks Of about lao n
each atpt9 cents per pound,
LAND PLAsrER-st n 10 per barrel.
FurnRETTE---at n 81 per barrel.
sW orders hy mail or otherwise viii be prou,t.
" attended "a A pamphlet containing further
particulars and MI, directions for using the above
fertilizers will he sent by mali receipt of pos
tage stamp, to nny person desiring IT,
y. q. LoWbEi, rs Magazine st..
fpb22ws IN, Nav ur,cau.
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MsErtNa TonioHr.-The Amer

MsEftku TuNfoHr.--The Amer
can members Of The legislature, will
participate tonight IN The ratification
meeting to be held BY the citizens Of
East Baton Rouge, In The Hall Of the
House Of Representatives. W. ex-
.pect 70 zee large andiencs--'he la
dies ~ specially Invited ~ b. pre-
sent.
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SALES BY THE SHERIFF.

STATE or LDUtstANA---patis NJ
East Bst0b Rouke-4-Sixth Judicial Dis
tfiet Court -ELlzAssra JaoMAs, wife
Of TaoMAs Dspercr, w. Jonr B. Hsis.
MAN. M. t774I
DY VIRTUE Of 4 writ Of seizure end
- sale issoed in the above, entitled and
non,beted cause, and directed to the ShAsi6
Of the Parish Of East Baton Rouge, from
the Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court ID
and for the Parish Of r.. B. Rouge and Stats
aforesaid. ! will offer At public sale, at Tho
Court House door, vi said Parish. in tho
City Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday, Ne 9Th
1av Of .ay,u merit. A. n. 1856, At II o'clock
A. NJ, all the right, title, interest and claims
of the defentlent, John =. Hienmsn,
in and TO the mortesred property hefeih-
after set forth and described: seized 10
pay and satisfy the Judgement, interest
aud rost, in the above entitled and mum
he red rause tn wit
A certain lct or piece Of ground. situated
in that part of the city Of Baton Rouge,
called Spanish Town" measuring twenty
two feet front cn the south side If Spanish
town foad, by forty feet in depth bounded
on the east Ivy lct Of c. II. Neimyer.
south and West b.. Andrew White, form
etly John Meek, and north BY said Span.
ish town road, togther with all the build
ings and improvements thereon being the
same acquired by the plaintiff from John
Meek Nv an act passed before Samuel
skol6eld, Recorder Of said Parish, dated
the 9th Of June 1861.
Terms Of ssle---t 'aat with the benefit Of
app,sisenent. r. H. HERNANDEZ.
mst4 Deputy Sheriff.
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GREAT ATTRACTION TO THE
III NNicS.-

Fashionable Dress & Mantilla Making
MISS DUDGEON Il SISTERS, thank
lvl full to the Ladies' Of East and West
Baton Rouge. for their liberal patronage
beg leave to inform them, that their ar
engagements are such, THAI they are daily re.
cciving the New York and Paris Fashions
They latter themselves that their skill in
cutting and fitting is such, as to entirely
obvia'e the necessity Of ladies sending to
New Orleans. BY strict attention 10 bust
ness, they hope to establish an increased
share OF public patronage.
n-Residepce on Third STREE, one door
from Church. Jan22-2m
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JOSEPH McKlTRICK,
.ArrhtfpcfN' DMiINcr

T WOULD RESPECTFULLY call The
L attention of the public. to my arrange
rnents Tor tho Nav Year Having made
arrangements with one ot the best mahu-
featuring establishments in Cincinnati
I a,n prepared to furnish Sash Uoors and
Blinds, made Of the hes. White Pioe tum-
Der, and Of superior workmanship and
much chenpet than can be made in the
South. Persons wishing to build would
find it to their advantage to consult me
before building.
Orders from the country earnestly soil
cited Country work Of all kinds prompt.
/, attended to in the most wbrkmanllke
manner
Plans and specifications for city and com
try Houses, suburban Villas, etc, given IN
the n,ost approved styles. All kinds oI
job Work attended 10 with ncatncss and
dispatch. Water Cistcrns made OF he best
material. nn30.