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Leather Betting.

Also large ot OF Copper BUS ana AlVeIs' Auu Ha0
Leather Of all kinds.
All OF which viii be sold on the reasonable terms for
Cash bv b. r. CUTTER,
No SO 80, cor. Broad and College sts,
sen495 NASHVILLE 2
LADIES' SHOES.
CiNYDER FRIZLbLL are opening to-day some choice
- wear for the Ladies consisting OF
Ladies' Thick Sole Lasting Caters;
" French Leather y (something newi)
Kid
" Congress Kid
Thin 4" Lasting half
These goods are very handsome Can at
SNYDER FRIZZELL,
oet1s 20 Public Square.
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HATS. HATS, HATS.

list RECEIVED, nv b. R. Cutter, No. Sc and SO, n
y corner Broad and College street: ~ 80,
100 neg. MEMS AND EOY'S WOOL GO
HATS 25 DOZEN MEMS SOFT FUR HATS, all styles
All OF which will be sold very cheap for cash -
oct10 u. H. JULIEN
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Prizes Payable tB FaAt tctfh0Ht LledaallOH'
a ~

'''' Sasis iie1sss iIe. Balsss Is ouar,s sasa
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom the Newspaper Advertising Agency ofW. 8. sw7
MER, No. Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS. No.
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES!

FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,
CLASS %.
To be drawn in the ce Of Atlanta Georgia in Pubsis sa
SATURDAY, DEC. goth, 1856, the Plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERSll
10000 Tickets--3,2S0 Prizes.
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Ner York, Jan. l3.-The steamer Atlantic
arrived at her wharf ut three o'clock this after
noon, bringing dates from Liverpool TO two
clock on the afternoon of the 18th ult., from
London to the 3lst ult., and from Cork to jan
nary ID.
The peace negotiations remain IN statu quo
Esterhazy had reached St. Petersburgh with
the ultimatum of the Western Powers, but had
not yet been replied to. Austria had notified
Prussia of its contents, and Prussia assents to
urge its acceptance on the Gar Saxony has
also sent Baron Setback to st. Petersbureh. to
recommend the Cars acceptance of the ulti
matum.
Rumor reports Denmark as about to Join the
alliance Of the Western Powers. The PROPOSE.
tons are kept strictly secret, but it is believed
that Russia would accept them, were it not that
England demands indemnity, which Russia.
backed by Austria, absolutely refuses. On the
whole, the prospects of speedy peace have ad-
vanced little or none.
There is nothing from the seat of war, except
the details of recent events at Kars.
A despatch from Vienna, in the London
Times, states that Count Buol had communica-
ted the terms of peace to Prince Gortschakoff,
and that they are the same as mentioned in the
Times of December 18th, as follows:
"The territory demanded by the Western
Powers, to secure the free navigation of the
Danube, is that part of Bessarabia lying be.
tween the fortress of Chotyn, on the north oil
Salt Lake, Sasyk on the south, and Prutt on
the Vest
Three weeks from the day of delivery is the
time allowed for consideration.
Advices from Constantinople to the eth ult.,
state that sixty merchantmen were wrecked of
Sulina during the month, and four hundred
lives were lost
observation-disclosures & Shipley quote bread
stufis as having considerably declined. The
quotations are, for Ohio, 37s Cd, and dull
Western Canal, Al Ga 42s., and dull, with down
ward tendency, having declined IS. Corn
mixed, AS. Cd. yellow, 43s.; white, AS.
Prorisions-The market is generally un
changed and quiet.
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON, D. c. JANUARY H. 1856

under us present aspects, as paramount, repu-
dating alike the policy of Propagandism and
that of Passivity, and willing to forego all
other organizations and issues, will be, we pre-
sumo, invited to send delegates to that Conven-
ton. This is the only kind of union, we, for
one, can support-for it will be anton of
.tree"'en on equal terms, for one paramount OBJ
ject-not coalition of Parties for objects d.
verse and contradictory.
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CIRCULAR OF THE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIA-
TON OF WASHINGTON.

We beg leave to direct attention to the ener-
getic Circular of the Washington Republican
Association, on our fourth page. The plan it
suggests for the circulation of documents for
the canvass is admirable. All that is needed
to carry it into full operation, is the prompt CO.
operation Of similar associations of the kind in
the States. We earnestly commend the appeal
to our friends.
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THE LATE STORMS all over the country have
occasioned great Irregularities in the mails.
Our subscribers failing to receive their papers,
We hope, now that the worst of the storm is
over, our friends will resume their efforts for
new subscribers. Never was, there so much
need of the wide circulation of Anti-Slavery
papers.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

H. =. WHITNEY is authorized canvassing agent for
New York city and vicinity and will receive and forward
advertisements for the Era at our lowest rates
Advertisements be lef st his Office, No ~ spruce
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WASHINGTON, d. G..
THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1856.
To the Republicans of the United States.

In accordance with what appears to be the
general desire of the Republican Party, and at
the suggestion of a large portion of the Repub-
lican Press, the undersigned Chairmen OF the
State Republican Committees of Maine, Yer
mont, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and Wisconsin, hereby
invite the Republicans of the Union to meet IN
informal Convention at Pittsburgh, on the I'D
February, 1856, for the purpose of pertecting
the National Organization, and providing for a
National Delegate Convention of the Repubi-
can Party, at some subsequent day, to nomi-
nate candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency, to be supported at the election in
November, 1856.
A. p. Stone, of Ohio.
j. Il. GooDRICH, Of Mass.
DAVID WILNoT, of Pa.
LAWRENCE BRAINERD, of VI.
WILLIAM A. WHITE, Of WIS.
RI- AS the friends of the Republican move
ment, especially those in the West, who have
been most active in promoting the Convention,
deem an early notice important, we print the
CALL WITH the names Oi inc Shairhcu vi i've
of the State Republican Committees. The
names of the others will be added so soon as
received.
The meeting will be one for consultation and
preparation. 1t will recognise the fact that the
Republicans constitute National Party; it
will make known, authoritatively, that they in
tend to appear as such, under their own ban
ners, in the Presidential contest; and it will
provide, directly or through National Com
mittee, for National Republican Convention,
to nominate Republican Presidential and Vice
Presidential candidates. Such is the purport of
the call.
sas Will the Republican Press please copy?
Bss~ The proceedings of Congress since our
last issue have been so interesting and import
ant, that the report occupies more space in our
columns than is usual. We intend to keep our
readers fully advised, not only of the events, but
of the meaning of them.
Meantime, various matters are laid aside.
We have no room this week for accounts of the
Pro Slavery proceedings of the Administration
State Conventions in Ohio and New York, the
Pro-Slavery line of policy initiated by the Know
Nothing Convention in Ohio, &C., &C. But, we
shall soon bring up arrears.
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DISMISSAL OF Mr.. WASHINGTON.
Jan. 9.-The long correspondence on this SUBJ
ject between the two Governments has been
closed by an elaborate and conclusive dispatch
to Mr.. Buchanan, sent last Saturday, requiring
the British Government to recall Mr.. CHAMPION.
or leaving the alternative of the Administration
giving him his passports here. The same paper
signifies distinctly the revocation of the exequa.
turs of Consuls Barclay at New York, Mathew
at Philadelphia, and Raycraft at Cincinnati.
So telegraphs Washington corresnondent.
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l., A. Chamerovzow, ESQ.,, q New Broad
street, London, England, has kindly consented
to act as agent for the National Era in Great
Britain and Europe.
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MODERN PILGRIMS.

The Journal of Commerce of December 9TH,
noticing this work, says:
"a religious allegory that we'll deserves a
wide popularity. Its remarkable literary merits
will cause it to be read even by those to whom
it has no special interest, beyond that which a
cleverly conducted story, vivacity of style,
thorough comprehension of character, and
pungent but wholesome satire, abundantly i'm.
part to it. The various anomalies of modern
civilization, such as Phalansteries and Wo-
mems Rights Conventions, receive their proper
share of notice, and are presented in light
that sound judgment will cordially approve"
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PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR. Harrisburg, Jan.
li.-Ex-Governor Bigler, Democrat, was to-day
elected United States Senator from this State,
by the Legislature assembled here in Joint con-
vention. lie received 50 votes. The balance
were SCATTERING
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.1EWExpER THE HoUA.-

The n. O. Bulletin, says: This was
the caballisic exhortation upon slips OPS
per about SIX inches by four, printed in
large types, and stuck in various places
about the city. on Monday last. Across
the top Of the paper there was black line.
abou, an inch under i, brown line, and
under this blue one. What could have
been the object Of this singular hand bill !
When did il originated Where and BY
whom was il printed, Was il Of Know
Nothing or Democratic paternity "Re-
member the hour and what reason was
there fof remembering a particular hour !
What was to be done at THE hour, and
who were to do it What had been agreed
upon At THE hour and was the object to
be accomplished pzaisewor:hy or disrepo-
table Can anybody solve the black
brown blue missive e1hoEa,ory to the re-
collection Of 1HE hour! Can any Gdipus
unriddle the mystery Light, ho. IRE
member the hour" are, do 30 for it will
come. Depend upon it. it vii! surely
come. The hour when justice shall be
melted TO every act Of black villainy has
tens on apace. Remember the hour !
The assassin who plunges his s,iIeuo into
the back Of his victim, under the cover Of
darkness, may well remember that HIS
hour approaches slowly ii may be, but
sternly. ine1oEable IS the Cat Of Fate it.
SELF Il have done j. and an safe, for NO
one saw me-" be may ezultingly exclaim-
Remember the hour, sir! Remember
your hour! Resribmion for you has ter
rsble significance. The hour Of reckoning
i. upon the wing. Fraud and corruption,
hypocrisy and sillainy Of every phase and
form may well remember tho hour, for it
will be the hosr Of long s.ambering, but
finally .ll-consuming JUSTICE. So mote
II We
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STATE 81 lauuM.Ssasa ISyra Dunn
~ CsC<-- fE-Hir M rasrreoazns.
r. g. EnniiE, aiinits., NE. 1914
Van l.t.w il 1tslte, Nc. 1929,
EInl,,n e. Wof..


Br 1;i-tm nj q writ adj nniiH Fl. FL
ID. ff-ss., asnf writ nj ri. 7sE. N the n
r1- Isgre susfsinf INIT numbered q.
boss eznEuEaEnr i~nn tshs Hsssre nank
Gear. there VII be- aiifif.se2 fsr sale Il pul
lie aocss4a sr allsiIin EsEz-, Sheriff, in u
for said p1rssh- II lie Court HON. d
Houna- O SEESsy. tie 2nd day 4 H.
gEH. 1856. between IL o'clock, 1. i, u
4 O'Clock. ?. Il. the following deselad
property. fo-wit:
4 certain Lot Of Ground in the fovl I
ST. Mari in the parish Of Teneboaas
fronting ca Bayou Tiger, or morn coned.
~ On Water street. = street 60 fees vi1s
running a:ong the said Bayou measar.g
Isl feet 9 inches along said street, 7s q
lp4 inches deep On the upper line, u &
? inches &C he rear. and l35 feet 8 incl
es deep on The lower liae. The Tp9
line running s. 81 ieg. 10 min. E., q
The back line n. 50 deg. 10 min. Esd
lot being lot No. Is on the map Of =
Town, made by G. W. R. Bailey D Ut.
1853. and deposited in the Recorders 4
fee Of said parish. bought By said va
from N. knight. BY sale recorded 3 =
Office in February 9Th. 1854.
Said sale will Be made to sails9 q
principle interest and eosts in IL sDsW
cases. 1eTRs: CASH.
A. BOURG, shr6
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CTArK OF LOUISIANA, FIFTH DISTRICT
~ RokA q 1enehHsk-
Marcus Walker, No. l42S. s
Aurora Caroshers, tutrix, No. 1857,


solomon fNe6a.
By virtue Of two wrifs Of Fl. Fa- eman-
ating from the above named Court, direu-
ed 10 the undersigned Sheriff. in the above
eafnled and numbered suits. there will be
offered for sale, at public auction. ut the
Court House, in Houma. on SATURDAY. the
2.d day Of Angsa, 1856. between IL o..
clock, \. H. and 1 o'clock, r. T., the fol-
lowing described property. to-wif: 3
4 certain lot or parcel Of Land situated
in the town Of St Mary, parish OF Terre-
boane, On the right bank Of Bayoa Black
descending. fronting on water street, hav-
ing 20 feet front and 10 feet deep. ineiu-
ded between parallel lines. known and de
signaied - lot No 9. On the plan Of said
town made by G. ". r. Bailey in Juiy.
1853, and deposited in the Recorders Of.
ice Of the parish Of Terrebcrae.
Said sale viii be made 10 satisfy the prin-
cipal interest and costs in tho above cases.
-,ass as5 A. BOURG, Sheriff.
ksfiah Il fa.eessse. June i7sA, 1854 =
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FIAT De Is LcrIaAxK, Cor, nrs-
IL O-axa.-. Fs:osse -ss-.ae-.e- W w

ETAI De L. LcrIsHAxK, Cor,
IL 1.ssxa@. Fx:osse -=z.aez.e. W VI
Lou. Vzizfscoa,. No 1895.
Edwin Griaag=. No. 1921,
-. Jos k.ingnaa.
Ea Tsra C dsus wits de Fl. F.. IN.
nzs &c = Ce-f s2sss1nme, address. :.
Shsrd- se2ssigrE- dzns les cause, :; y. y
sus iasa.1l5s. :. sa-assosee., il ,en az.
En- Een:- p-sol5ess. 1 "a u1aisoa i. CIV :
Hormz- !S1=<1ir e 2<ne Jour q At ,ass
saire II hsss-s- L. H.. ct heure., j, ~
Ia proPris1s es-sqsss dsrri;e, savoir:
Ia D-ceza &. Ter. siiue dan, ..u.
pzrossse, s=r Il rSrs 6soi,. da Bayou Tr.
retoane - 6ssasa5zE i ase Petit. n.
lance - 1sss<12s K n riIle de Houn,
borne - azl- ,ss- = ss.rs dc r. H. Gi,
ags. - - las par Z ssrre de F. E. Rob
ertsoa- nszs-s-asaaz1 aseastenant AL
Jennings z'sssc,az =. l's.i argent Dc in
par c.z z-gez-a IL ;r,1f.rs,szs.
La die Tss-s ss-z lar. s,ar satis6iri
!. soD1as r-5s.c5-ai.s Flu.E-s:. ct lss mi
dass ses saas-1sss eEs#ek.
TeH5 CeHprEwr
T. EwRG, sheI
fEa& .--.-ssnn,r-, IN Z sin,r Rem
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STAATEo, LOUISIANA, FU7s1
~ Cs.1 fss,A 4 Terraom- Dgs,ne.
Louis Hs v.d..neony, No. lsss
s. Joseph Klinenaa0
By virtue of,wo writs q F,
ting from the abore named Con-. = e en,aa
to The undersigned, Sheriff. !, S ~ o'':e's:
entitled and numbered sui,. ,b. ~ l .oea
offered fur sale, a. public aue,;as s Viii |.
Cou: House in Houma, ca S@. .' = u
2nd day Of Axgnss, 1856, be,...a9 , u
clock. A. H.. and / o'clock, ~ Il !. ..
lowing described property, tow. Ed
A Tract Of Land situated in III.
On The right descending bank # S ta.l
Isrrebonne. shor distance BEN. .: =
town d Hsuna. bounded aboy. h.. h.. ~
T. ID. Gnnzge. and below BY l..t l.. : . .
t. Robertson. Now Of ]. [. 49, !.
measuring one half zrpen; front, .;t
depth O. Ten zrpen,s. aa .
Said sale wlI Be made to .,,;.e.
principal intsrszs and cost, in n. !, ~
cases. Ty@s: cAsH. '''''
A. BOURG, Sb.ls
pzsss. - TsY*sssez..e s-<~ n. g.. ssAiG.
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u VIVA: atT g se.si~--a- vsSf r.s.4is .c3ss IL
cae e 1zs.zrssstse srsssh VIE. ~ zka. =. s.Baia
Of Thsasand FioweFs'' = Se..<lsee vos1
sai5 sesdx- bag leave LIE tech sas 49,
sAs<Ei Az.T 7ersgos - II. k.ov tasas Isessa Ia
s.d the sssse sessa.e her fs<-1s VII ssss<
Sos i: Pesx sagse drip q the Pain" 81 goss ss<s
tsasa al xAsh the :e<.a .;S.s al Esxnax. ga:
he<sse Wiz as yeas-
Beautiful Compile xisn ass easily s> a.ssz1'.r.
y Hxas tie -8AIx a IseczAsD FLs@Kn- L VII
reeve IN, pEpses as1 HseAlsz 0s1 lie El-. szr>x
x ssst AID rosesfe h,e. We: ngxa pee. c. I've @
fAree <.Dpa, asd vast tie szee s5zs: sd Eezszsx-
Shaving Made Easy-W1 ysc. sazstsx-sxzs
In esaez VAIN cid water. sozr sases ersps
q ~BALA % 1Ea-zAyD FLawEza n. tsk sez,z ue=-
AID j: VII FAKE seaztfzl 81 is:s1, =aes se.askse
he operaisen II sksyisE Prsee e1sy eeE oeu-
Fee ssie u tie HOCMA ORIG sTozE
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PzrrhAse.a VI De cz--f1 20 AK ses DR. A'Lane's
Celebrated VeF1ifage. nanafaetn1ea by
Fleming Bros- u PfftsbuYg. Pa a sssS
EesEsaees in eo=pa,zke are vo<1~8- D. XTL2oe-s
keszoe Y1nfsee ass liz cesesx..as IsTes rEs
Be I'D .: N Respectable kgs4 NeEk e>1zase
czs sse siEaa.z-e If FILMING EROS.
SCoyH MEAD, New o<s<2sa, La, Ge-s.l Easle-
81. Axe.ss ssx she se<.zsn s.4-es-
YRfZ1L DEOOKs H-, Ia
Ell LAsHBEOoEE, IxixAsax La
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, Cou p 81
IL Daesa, Fasossse fez.s1oasa. -
2 r. 3. Goode, Admir-, No lSiA
= Wan Lew and Bello, Ne. 1031 =

@<=-z-ssa-sz - - - t3s@ :.
zasezs Siubsa K. Wolf 80
. En- sestu do writ d Alias Fl r g
In premiere, ct dun writ dc Fl E.
ID seco0de, des a1aires ci-dessD 10
ct numerotees, emanast d b Co.
NOMINEE, il ezra ofless ea vente psea
I l. maisoa de- Cow / -Hoa r. -
Bourkss SAssif de- \ sss-dae lss
Senedi le 2e.s isw r Ao13 lS5es -
IL heures 4. 4. ct 4 hsurss = l3A~
priete ci-apres, decrite. sayoir:E 80
On certain moroccan on lot e ~ ler
dams h vile de ST Marie dans h fsfs@s
Tsrpebonsa, hisane face sur b - =
gre, on plos correetemess dit sraH
street, une rue de 60 pieds Dc h!gs. il,
rant le long du dit Bayou mssa,se =.
|pieds 9 pooces, 10 long de D dls !. -.
pieds ROY pieds De protosdeur ~ ,s&
ssperieurs, II pisds 2 Pouess SUI - -
ct l3s pieds 6. Pouces Do Prosaa1s@
La Ii:ne soperieure courant $ g . n
10 min. E., e b ligne du sond =. =
10 min. b, Giant iss,cs No. y m : ~
Do h dits-vills ilit parG. ". k@l
Juliet, 1853. e1 d<po>e dams = go. =
Recorder de Il iire paroisse, g aes6
Ii dt vol ds II. Knight. coa.fne y -.
par h vente enrssistree dsas 70 .. -
ie 6 Eevrier, 1854. s..- ..:.es>
La due vente sefa falle L.fa
! j. sonms priucipab ! iin'e1ss -
de process dams les sus-dltes e-- - -
Teynes, Gonptn 1890 aik,;d'
P.saiu,s TsssJbuu ss17 -, ~
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~ PHALoNS Paphfan I-otioA Or Piorsl
Observation-Disclosures ~ 3 pses1rzive u lie sk- 81
eEre1soc. sot assEs e ssecA,-x csisr fsstf-
"a, Ia. 7smPs ch.pped sasas, kps a.e Aae; kaass.
sz.azrss. sea4s. b-rns ETC., nd Al DISEASES aSssae
70 the sksa Azras.cre6 - z FHALoS, p<z.S 81
Broadway, Nev T.rK-2o1 fox sale .s lie
=t-s7 HoCNA DIG gTozH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fashionable Tailoring.
8prf1G a1A SuDmer 0tyies

ien1s I'D pauoes thas k.Ehg sey reeksTsA ssfessos
.< Il exeea: eoans. sai -abe < zxtss 7ssssr r. ~
this seascc q lie year, - sow ready soG-11s:s
a y DO ssaua in heed Il rs Re vsce. fayIs
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MlTICE.

Is hereby given that in and after Syn
l. d. tie 5so1 sass, Asz ELL tie Asxzr oE Ysg-
scsed $Azza<es I t< eixEcsed d ssxeo zx sse -
rsEe O. eesc;e n 1sEs .ss zsy Be x@-. - -rz ~
kEe T. q G0CDZ, As..e-
uS1ns, JEse Sxs Isk
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ING CARS, &C. on h4o0-
e. Mr.. HoseJ, the gentleman to whom
We alluded last week - having been the
victim Of cowardly attempt It assassina-
ton, has died fiomthe effects q his wound.
The officers Of the law deserve : great
deal Of credit for their unremifring endear-
os in bringing to light the PerPetraior d
Ibis diabolical deed @
Many Of cur citizens favor the opinion
that Nj. II. shat himself accidentally.
~Ths FIRST meeting ofthe CorPorafion
Beard Of Homa, fook plsrs q The oh
inst. when the following officers were
eleetsd By The Trustees:
F. 9. Goode. Mayor; E. n. Dureil.
Clerk J. D. Umberfeh, Constab!s and
Collector; and Judge 4. J. Delapone, A.
eessor.
Their second meeting, which vas held
On Saturday hst tho l4.h. vas set aside
for general lesishfioa. a-@
Ordoneanees, defining ths dstiss. &c,
Of the various officers, were passed; Ike
wise few police regulations, among the
nos. important Of which, is ia, relating
. nuisasees. and N ordinance prohibiting
n naeL slaves iron perambulafing The
aseets of the Corporation after Q o,clock.
under the penalty Of impisoanea. =. Tie
expense Of The owner. Also. I. ordnance
Prohibiting he di.eharres 81. .rp.s v;sh-
IN the Corporafioa limies-..aiosal and 70
lisious holi1sy. exee6eed
BAYou sara. L.se ia terrible &c
f.y Assk plaes hers this afternoon. to
which 8. n. Lurty, IL Sheriff q this psr-
kh, and II. Joha TuunbsI, ph.aer. were
parties TIE lhfaer was uostally vou.d-
a. he parties bad !. .ltercaiion ~h;ch
Id - /. eosdiet, vbea bod pis,ols and
bowie-ksis vers -. hi u.dsr vhat
particular ei,csssasess i ID ri ..eer.
taisable. Nr. Tsssbllss faal wound i I
bovie-kaiis SAB istLs LEFT bresa, which.
&e doesors ~, leaves 10 el.,ce = Il.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-19
New Advertisements.

CARTS. CARTS.
THE undersigned keep constantly on
4 AanA t-r-e EFPiy q NAGOse. CARTS -.
TIMBER WELLS. aass.acs=ys1 By AesrA<sEaz 81 REss-
sarF-sx me aces zao1s1s6g seTza-
iesS-0 G. r. rAt-yre BETS
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-19

ASAA1AAS
Samuel Ashworh, free negro, killed
: man name Samuel s. Deputy, (brother
to Elias Deputy in Houma,) on the Sabine
river, 6ve miles below the town Of Mad.
ison, On the evening Of the 25sh uit.
The Liberty Gazette learns that both
men we're in skii1s; Ashwosth ascending
and Deputy descending the river. In the
boat with A,hwosth was fellow named
Bunch. Deputy was accompanied BY Mr..
Aerriman, county Clerk of Orange. On
approaching Ashwonh, DuPuty aud Mr.
AeTimas. seeing tho guns in Ashworth's
boat and knowing his hostility towards
them, immediately got out Of heir boat.
Ashwonh them commenced firing 1t
Deputy, and before the latter had sunk II
the stream. he had discharged the contents
Of two double barreled guns and 4 revolt,
yer 1t him! He ihes bsoke Depuays
gum, took the oars from his skif and tod
n. Merriman that he need not lear, q Il
was NOT his intention 70 harm him. Per.
SONS At tho saw mill close BY, seeing the
man jump over board. and hearing the gsns
fire, Immediately started for the river, but
By the time they had reached The spot
Ashworth had got some distance down the
river. He had not been taken. 1t last
accounts; but sixty men were looking for
him, and il was believed that he would be
summarily dealt with.-[ C,pilias AID
Ga1ene.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-19

~ See advertisement Of $. r. Daunis
4 Bros, Of Thibodaux, who offer for sale
cheap, eazts, timber wheels, &c They
arc anxioas to throw up their agency, and
IN order 70 aettle with their firm, Il i ne
eeasary for them 70 dispose of Tho remain.
ing carts, &c, on hand
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-19

= ,nsa,s- ). Little Giant . sT
HRNAND COBB MILL, for eals By
HOLpES, 8 Ihiheds.z yn !: -.
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