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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-22

CRA YES METALLIC BURIAL CASK ET
HAVING bought the patent right for the sale Of
IL the Crane Metallic Burial Caskcts at great cx-
pcnsc, we Introduce them to the public as having
superiority over any case now in use beauty Of de-
sign artistic and elaborate finish simplicity in lin!
ing, highly decorated and unique silver mount
ings perfectly air tight, and also giving mn entire
view of the body--ihe topof the caskct being con
structcd Of the finest French plate glass renders it
the most desirable case ever introduced to The pub
lie, Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass, which
secures the casclrom damage on account of any cx-
ternal pressure. Samples Of this caske can be seen
Mt |. N. Lemons Drug Store, Clinton. i 1"i
Wooden collins made TO order, and punctua at
tendance given on all funeral occasions. A fine
IIearse VIII always be on hand
Any infringement on our patent rights will sub
ject the offender TO prosecution .lgH aEI.5.
feb 20 BUTLER IL KOCH,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-22

BREAD! BREAD!l
THE subscriber bakes every morning. lie will
l. feel pleasure In serving at their residences,
all those who may favor him with their patronage.
All orders left at the store will be promptly at
tended to. lie will give as much bread for dollar
rs any other house. VIM. GURNEY.
GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1856,
RAISED AND PUT UP
By the Society Of Shakers. Pleasant Hill, KY.
NHOSE sold by regular appointed agents, are
J. WARRANTED fresh and genuine A large apply
has jast been received by
l. N. LEMON.
Id Sole agent for the Parish of East Feliciana.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

S1;1s yd sf ssP %cR Rss
ksy1 %,' Ssos WIight Psys
pS Sxs Sss p dss
&c 90 psss ae Dr. a Gags as
rFy s wFr fSw9 ks e sss
Esd N. Baa1%de
-2 Richard Nugent Frierson Conway 1cois Toeda
"s ssas S ss h.s
" Esiin AcoI Mex Farley, jarey Aco
aay TSshesf iFsSands! S to
so do psf
Shay a bale pink 5SG hss snake root to Davis
per s Is bales
ton, Sc hhds sugar.
pcs machinery Converse &cos76 pcs basgng to
Pamee BROS casks bacon &c hhds tobacco relieves Eco
e%sE s bacon Ht ~ bacon eggs
M sy Ssf d
Ms h Sco % h% sbS s so 1hs q
bI lard cs bacon Yeatman bales cotton to Bradley
as d SsseG y wsHn na dc
Total, SO bales cotton, l6O hhds tobacco
@ apson- a1 hhd sugar TO
SsS hass %hda
CLEFT s s Fose so Do e
l2o hf do Toedano Taylor Dbl sugar hhds sugar bbls
S"es cotton bocs &eos SACKS Ro%oa, 5aeebs Dn.
bover-7 sacks onions Watkins BoToa 1877 hhds sugar,
1875 bbs molasses, PSI hf do bales cotton.
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Pota-16 bales cotton N D Coop.
&co6G Payne Harrison-25 Henderson Terry &co2I do
Buchannon Carroll &co-l3 Hugely Blur &co-l3 Anderson
Mecalf-l2 Wilson, Lipscomb &co-l2 Gilly-T Mcdowell.
Mills &co6 Richard Nugent co6 Cleveland Brothers &co-5
G w Shaw &co-5 DeCray &co5 to II Carter &co4 TO
Toledano Tayor-3 Beiocq kco46 bbs moRsses 90
Inf bbls Estn &co-76 hhds sugar Urqu.
hart-55 Eslin &co-l2 do Bogart Foey& Avery-l
bale wool Cammack Squires West2 do r DeGray Sco-2
hides Mcdowell Mills &co-1 bale hides Toedano & Tayor7
hides Levy Bro- bd hides to Gillysundres order
Total 29 bales cotton 43 hhds 81 hf bbls moasses
BAYOU SARA-Seamer C D Jr.-47 bales cotton to Oakley
Hawkns-3l Carroll, Prchard &co-l0 MeKleoy Brad
ford-S Byrne Vance &co9 Harris Leyi4 Wright Dayen.
port &co-2 Beocq &co74 hhds Degelos Durive
bdse&co-3G hhds sugar Rochford-4 do Gordon ir
Is hhds sugar Eder14 do Jacob& Duharae20 do AL
lian-2O do i6 bbG mossses bbls sugar Shaw kco7
hhds sugar Mtenburger &col do II bbls to Darby
Tremouet-l bale wool Mtenberger kco-l do DgSilva
osnaburgs Pect SmsTotai Ill bales cotton I'll
hhds sugar. sc bbls molRsses.
SHREVEPORT-SteRme Sydonia25 bales cotton Q Mel
&co-2 Payne Harrson-20 Heald Massie tco-20 do
Farley, Jurey &co-19 10 Bronder, McKenna HubbardlS
Ward, Saunders Hntl7 Wilson Pomrey Aeol6 to Cam
Roberts Terre-S Wilson, Dipseonb Geo. to Orders to
ce-3 Cleveland Brothers &co3 Davis Jenkins &co-S
Carter &co-3 Frelson Stevenson &col to Donnel2 TO
Miller Forese- bale hides Farley Jnrey SEQ rolls eath
L Mann-l0 do Wison-sundes TO orderTotal, 246 bales
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. The receipts traing, and
nothing of consequence done the levee We heud of
four Sugar sold plantation within the last four days.
including of 642 hhds lc 25 at 450 Prime Mt
and small crop at Sc p tb
FLOUR The market quiet but steady, with sales of
300 bbls Supene St Louis ST q bbl and $50 Ohio the
same price.
The stock of Corn the leYee pretty much
exhausted and the receipts of the day not being landed the
sales confined to about 1000 sacks of which
the residue S50c u bushe OF Oats 700 Prime St
Louis od in two three lots at 4Oc and Inferior
3@3Sc q bushel Bran rather higher, 700 sacks
sold in three lots, Mt CSC u l00tbs
PROVISIONS Pork firm with sales of 900 bbls Unn-
speced Mess at SIG 80 300 bbs short weight SIG co. and
retail lots ut SIG IS D bh of Bacon $50 casks were
sod of which SO of Ribbed Sides art Friday EVENING"
SIC, u at S, and 49, in three lots at DC u b WINS m
and Prime in bbls and terces sold lots
The transactions also included 100 kegs Dc lot 900
lO5ac and go, in three or four lots also l0ScY H.
COFFEE. We noticed sales of about 800 bags including
LEO Rio lO $50 at lO H. $50 Laguayra Mt
al
CANDLES. Star in request with sales of about 1000
boxes which 400 light 20 1000 81 800 at the same
and $50 at 2l1sc p n.
HAY Three aboat loads of Western embracing aOO bales
were sold mostly SCI % ton.
WHIsKY...W noticed sale of 70 bbls Recti6ed at 2ac
gallon
FREIGHTs. ship taken yigo on private terms
The market for Liverpool very m some 1900 bales
Cotton shipped to that port which OObales
were taken in a British vessel on Friday.
EXCHANG ES.. The demand limited and the market
Dropping We quote:
Sterling a0091s and 109sa
New York sixty.day bills i( as d ct dis
Sight checks on New York dds @par
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$s,45O,O73 sl6,6A,a7 s7,147, 0o6

Actual decrease for the .sl22 964
We gather from exchanges intelligence
brought by the America.
From the London Daily News, 18th April]
Mesrs Dryssens commercial report dated Petersburg
April r. spectators that there but little immediate
demand for imports and much produce the
port Of grain, Of which there is sufficient keep
freghts high.
today the market closed at
the lowest point Of the day and Il Il than Thursday
The depression mainly attributable reports that A
loan will shortly be according
the amount of the loan will be ten millions sterling in addition
to funding of five millions pounds in Exchequer bills
The expectation of the bank returns would exhibit
siderable decrease the bullion also assisted prevailing
tendency downward The of the bank confirm the
port the decrease in the stock of bullion being Ell 0 245
The Government balance very small affords
tenance to the belief that another loan is hand.
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yICKsBTRG- princess5l5 bales cotton q carroll
PricIard co-1gi Bnckner Stanton NeNmans5 Thornhii
&co59 Henderson, Terry &co5l Bucsnusn Carroll &co57
Pjnckard &co46 Cuddy, Brown &co-- 70 Hughes Hyed
22 Wright. Davenport 6co2 Ar Ml.ehbegerl8 smedes
co-l5 Aby--il Mcdowell Mills kco-5 Oakley Hawktn.
b Robson Alien5 Harding, Ably keo4 Bradley, Wilson
col Cog, ellis Boyd-2 rolls leather to Hall Rodd Put
co-254 do Carroll Pchard hco0 hides and 8undries
order-Total, 1140 bales cotton. al
RECEIPTS SATURDAY. w.. ..
M0BILEsteamer Cnba-2 corn mills cotton gins 10 J II
Hay 1co2 do GrswoId &co3 pkgs rndse G Easl do to
Rugeey Blair Aco do Gesnard-l34 bales cotton "a
Tarleon, Whiting Tuis. #@&
plTIsBURG-;s Steamer VIM Bagaley-Produce groceries
and sundries to order--Total, II hhds tobacco,
C1NCINNATI-steane Delta-Produce groceries and sun.
dries to order. ..4-ls sd s-,.F. 80 'Ez''
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jas Montgomery groce-
e tobacco and sundries to order-Toa G. hhds
CAMDENSeamer Judah Touro-l bales cotton to Hender.
son. Terry scoS Frellson Stevenson &co8 Cleveland Broth.
es GEO. Bander McRe Hubbard-3 Cummings Stewart
&co Robson Allen1 Andrews serat-a8l slaves PAM
Juge hlsl saddle ttee Smith Bro-Totn % bales cotton
,iou!sV1LLE-steame Ygina-I9 hhds tobacco to r Fl
2i2rt sGo@i Hewitt, Norton &co5 Felowcs &eo0 Moore
sncn'1n-i featnan dco35 Turner-35 Rodewad Eco
T. Y soefy Geo. W Gigens2 TO Michel &co do I6s
sks oats cSks bacon q bbs eggs Twche kco casks
bacon Oyerton48 do 10 csks 49 bs pork ID lard
70 Kegs do bbs Helm Chsn4 do 81 bbis fonr les
lard W SKIS oats Is kgs no Hurley Aco bbIs eggs Debon
do32 RS leather casks hair Robinson Dennetf tcos ls
leather Manu- casks bacon to Freson t ~
ties harms Martini Owen Cobbsundries 10 orderToa al
bales cotton, -57.'ee war Aoi
FLATBo4Ts. aG@
TENREsSEE-Three Boats-2lOo0o slaves Paul 1ure fila
INDIANA-Two Boats-310 tons hay to order
INDIANA-voudsdall's Boatl5J2 bbs pork Helm, r fbn
INDIANA-Ralph's Boat-l52s bbls pork Helm & Chism
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Shipping Jnttllige1tft,
MONDAY, May 10, 1856.

MONDAY, May 10, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Mexico Lawless Galveston Indianols
s shP ssladss
R Rark g Y roaltney, Gonan Bordeaux, : H Bass
swsd Bark Leopold, osterstroin, chrisiana SPAR,
Brig Adams Gray. Henry, Havana, Castillo i Harspe
schF Jane Elizabeth, Smith, Brazos Janago
schr Look Here Smith, Baltimore & " Hynson leo
schr A Mahderson Henderson, Baltimore,
"to'' ''''NA"D ''''1''' Geo W Hynson leo
sehr Gen " II Harrison, Langley, Pensacola.
schr Dora, Boghich, Pensacola, Jno Hurley Geo
s sss se.a E,Sbe foo ksS
sehr Phoenix, Brown Pensacola - Masler
Steamer Bcaer, Walker, Montgomery, E Hyde eco
ARRIVED. ~
Steamship ch9ss Morgan pses from rndanoa Calves
Ship %n 9ysse eo Ems .t fm liverpool 18th March, to
Ship 9an,n Isb Warden from Liverpool March ed to
B ser ss Stevens from Ruatsn Island 9th inst to Ave
schr safsh sss5sth days from Pensacola to master
s sshr Rsa% Wesd fEem
seRr Gen Wssinsisn from Pearl i:s
SIN As to% e Aat tsi Riy tfneasfs-''n
Sctr Hermitage. from Bonfouca-Basin.
Schr Liberty, Heon. from Bonfouca-Basin.
schr Perseverance,, from Anite River--Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Sydonia, Wilson, from Shreveport.
CT Jr, Ure, from Bayou Sara.
Pota, Parker, from Grand Ecore.
Or Batey, Dngas from I.afourche.
Princess, Holmes, from Victsmrg..
Empress, Shearer, from Louisville.
r W Powell, Martini from Shreveport.
Lone Star, Smith, from Jefferson Texas
Jas Montgomery, Motgomery, from Louisville.
Delta, Ford from Cincinnati.
Judah Touro, Kounts from Camden.
Vim Bagaley Sinnott from Pittsburgs
Virginia. Wells, from louisville.
Cuba. Heirn from Mobile.
Towboat Anglo American Martini the Passes-towed down
and 9Th inst ship Highland Light and bark Gorilla
brought up schr Mary.
Towboat Thomas McDaniels Pennega from the Passestowed
down 9Th inst ships Admiral St John and In
dustria, and scr Nina Schierbrought up ship Eastern
Queen.
Towboat Olivia Palmer from the Passes-towed and
9th inst ship Pctronea bark Dennis Kelly brig
Louisa Scarborough up ship Quntn Leith.
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the payment q dc ehsI s es

$50 w
due on said property, 5@5 $57 ~ IT5 f7E775 y
Description Of property given in Judicial
L. Two vacant lots of ground situate suburb LyBudas
Fourth District Of this city, designated Lots Nos and
Streets plan by Albert Blanchard, dated ah May 1853
deposited in the office of W H. Peters, Notary Public Said
lots adjon each other and each street.
by liz feet inches deep between parallel lines, American
S5
g. Alot Of ground in the square bounded by St. Mary
Andrew Camp and Chestnut streets being Lot No 15 the
plan by Hedin Schurborn and deposited In the office T. o.
Stark Notary Public under No. 49, Said lot q
front oil 81 Mary street p feet in width in ths rear 1879 feet
inches in depth the side line towards Chesnut
feet inches and lines the side towards Camp street
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of new wo.stoy wooden house, with gallery in
front and two-story wooden kitchen VA e5@E M %
Witness the Hon John Robertson, Judge of Court,
this tenth day of May A. D. 1856.
myl41s25 N. TREPAGNIER, Clerk
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT CoURr1 ALEXANDER HILL VS.. HIS
of CREDITORS and the CREDITORS
New Orleans. of GUINNESS & HILL, No. l0O5l,
THE cession of the petitioners property Is
hereby accepted by the Court for the benefit of his creditors
individually well the creditors of Guinness R and it
is ordered that meeting of said creditors held
before D, Ricardo Esq., Notary Public in this city, the
ga Of May 1856 at O'Clock A. NJ to deliberate the affairs
Of the insolyent and elect syndc In the meantime all Judi
cal proceeding against his and property stayed
Attorney to represent the absent creditors.
BY order OF the Court, this 18th Of April, 1856 va
H. 81 SAMUEL GILMORE,
AL Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
QuArRIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT ALEXANDER HILL SEs
NouvelIe- Orleans. J Anglers de GuiNEss
HILL No 10,05l
I A eession dies prophecies du petitions Ire
IL Rcceptee par 10 profit de ceancers ndyidu
element ain les ereanciers de Guinness Hill
donnee qu'une assemble DIES dts creRncers convoaue
pardevant D. Ricardo noae public en- cette Vile e
Y jour de mai 1856 10 heures A. feet de deiberer
les afaires de nsolvabe ct de syndc aen.
poursues judciares pesonne on es bens
son uspendnes II est de plus odonne gus R. K Howell soft
nomme avocat pour represener les ereancers ahSents
Par ordre de la cour, &c Is avril 1885,
- H. S. ,SAMIEI It.NnRF.
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grtietu uf tge ylarhtts,

MONDAY MORNING, NAY 10.
COTTON The market quiet and heavy again Saturs
day with advancing reghs and dropping exchanges only
about $500 bales sold at feeble prices though without any
quo,able decline. We repeat our last fgures
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IMPORTS.


INnIANoIA AND GALVESTON steamship Charles Nor
epn13 bales cotonto Tarieton Whiting & Tus-8 Head
Masse 6coS Frellson Stevenson &co-49 May &co-4
NJ Lowe &co--4 Oakley Il Hawkns-l4J Morgan-3 Farley
Jurey &co-24 Yeatman &co5 Hail. Fodd Putnam-6 Nc
kie, Bailey &co-S McMahof33 Barel &co-l5 hhds
gar i Hurt &coSundes 10 A D Grief Coco Buddecke
&co-AIaddox It McNair-Franck Il Observation-Disclosures i
LIVERPOOL-Shp Eastern Queen--l case boot webs Leon
Pierre kco5O csks soda ash Il farnal-l do hardware
Sondle2 do Anhone-l do Ben Kitridge-l pr boot lasts
+ Deverch &co-S0 crates csks earhenware + Motion
col piano Dickensonl cask hardware Fifton-l
do Heaon Olver-l cs earthenware Henderson Gaines
q crates do Clark Mosby-193 do sos Bridge
Ranlet &co-l Big seeds Hills csks artenwarc Gauce-
sebrnndt & Ncvns50 30 bbls soda ash 1925 railroad
iron III hhds cask eartenware 1915 plates
to order
LIvERPOOL-Shp Quntin Letl-60o0 SKIS salt pkg mdse
to order =
RUATAN ISLAND--Schr Mary-Fruit to order. 49,.
PENSA COLA-schr Sarah Elzabeh-7oO00 # lumber W
Webb.
MADISONVILLE-Schr Roam-In ballast.
BILOXI-Schr Adeia-4a 900 # lumber to Phillips.
ANTE RIVER-Schr Internationally 600 shingles 80 900
slaves 5000 knees to order.
PEARL RlVER-Schr Gen Washngon-35, 900 feet lumber
to w W Care.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Fontaiubeau-500 bills sand order
ANTE RIVER-Schr Alert No 10 900 IL cords
wood to order.
RIGOLETTES-Schr Gabre--500 bbs sand to order.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Mathlda-70 cords wood to order.
BONFOUCA-Scir Hernitage-30.00O bricks to order.
BONFOUCA-Schr Libcrty-35 600 bricks TO order
ANTE RIVER-Schr Perseveance-3O cords wood to
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Flnsr DIsraIo7 cousz{ TIIs, STATE or LOUISIANA,

-. Orleans. vho II 'bs ss, T5s.sata mi
MlEERsMzs. stephen VI. ysasf'ans having
Ss ss ss IL
" sei sbs s dssaSf recorded
j1 ssa II soa ssasy At ae Of
approssa III I q day l e.
s|ss s5s i Il sssss
aaa q se SFo ossps sr wa
aseae es q asssa
ilsga a M a asas
eaa !. as rem ss he sss sss
aGaon ho i 81 e
s sa MI & 9 s. e. E I.ssed 4 & p
ysmber, A. D. 1855, ii the matter Of the john
he docket Il s Court at liz lie sp AZ
Hses ss s aor 1ssof for the
For the two vacant lots, one hundred and thrtyave
For The lots and buildings thereon, fifteen hundred
dollars. 1900 %
Total amount Of saes. s16ss %
payable cash. and which was settled for in the following man
u TIE purchaser retained e his hands de balance
INSURANCE Company and which bsanss am9ants
ss's Nee aad aR g @asss T. liz 81 f g. ny
hundred and eghy.h dollars fity s2ss 20
efjnderaent viii privilege il favor Of VIM. Nc.
Laughln, with interest and costs, say the Of
A6 Is
g. Said purchaser assumed the payment Of q note
drawn by defendant in favor OF VIM. Mclaughlin,
secured by privilege as stated in the deed Of sale,
Hundred and seventy dollars. !. 80 s7s 90
A. Said purchaser paid the Sherhin cash the amount OF
Judgment for S187, in favor Of aaid Mclaughlin,
costs ete, say IN. -. us 40
j. Said purchaser paid in cash the costs and charges
on sale and the State for the year 1856 say IzS 81
6. And said purchaser, being the plaintiff in the
above entitled case, retained In his hands, on ac
count Of his claim, the balance Of the price Of the
adjudcation towit: - 1ss 81
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PREMIER CouK DE DISTRICT Fiat DELLA LOUISIANA.
de la TOUS CEUy QUE EES PRE-
A TIE N DU CUE Stephen NJ. Westfno or

PREMIER couE DE DISTRICT ET LAI LAL9uIsIANE
= 4 Ss Ss SSS 81 nk
q dasIits ssss
s I d ss &c Ia a
hme les res des acauereurs yentes ndcaires "
81 s4 ssn s
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default de oms dang ordre lie decret lie Judgement de Ia
] @ e e a. f
d eel a1
fate ne serat pas confrmee ct homologuee.
de sssr Tannae 1856 yeru dan alias writ De dsri faeas
Sc q as T.
No 52 du Doser de eette laquee lie dit
de seize cent rente.cinq piastres SAVIOR
Pour e lot ct les bases qa sly foayent iSS 90
payable compliant qu ete rgee de Ia mansre suivsnt
hypothaque en- Compagn dAssllrance des Mar
receance du billet deux de date q mai 1856 sonme
de deux vngt pastre cnquante s
%opant a. jaEs,nsh privilege isysaF ds VIM
de quatTs cent seize piastres e. yng cling 46 Is
Fs5sa'i psy; S sjP qai e. dsa
piss'res i. 4 SIS 90
montan dun Judgement De somIne dc SIS, en- fasenr
acts ysnte intsfss & les frais dinstaaee
S Se L. dit acautrsi pave compliant aa dit shg 20 q
les fras de ycnte ct de gefe ct les taxes dEtat pnnr
lie Dit Giant lie dams ra ieS o.
fnire cdessus decrite retenu entire se mains yeloir
1t lie dit acqnereur assume le Placement des autres
''N'e N'i's - ''''' p'0t''e'' sl6s5 90
DESCRIPTION DE LA PRoPR1ETE DIARIES LIE TRAHsrERT
Dsnr lots de % s, 1 sgss aa snbouE
Second Dryades roisiee Dennis daprss plan
sTts es ssplss
CAM vi Ia seoon @ doae ed
ny? R ans grf e sos sar les russ
Mar
lot de erre yingtsep de face la Marie
aq e %
q s % 1 s af1
les fss IT Ra en gu y en- uus
s Is %s & s & Il
myl4 St in SOD Grehier
sEcosp DIsFa1er counr2 SUCCESSION OF 4; J. SAT-
H Il sfssy stysn ao s
s mot ee and and the
By order of the Court
A. DREUX,
my15 10 70 Deputy Clerk
de Ia Nile Orleans FORD No sose. 81
Wis est pnr lie present tdOnne aux cream
IN ciers de Ia susdite toute personnes
que celia davor dedire dix ours
de publication les rason pour esquees compile
lie curateur de Ia de succession point
approve ouologu les onds repartR confo
moments dit compile
Par ordre de La
A. DREuX,
myl51924 zE@ Depute Grefier
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WITHIN
In forty from the hereof will make application
the Fourth District Court of New Orleans for the emancipation
Of two slaves viz SUSAN muatto woman aged about
thirty and her CHARLES qundroon aged about
ten years.
W. S. CAMPBELL,
per J. W. Price, Atty
New Orleans, May Tth, 1s56-myS IL 10 &c je7
Wis est par lie present donne que deHnns
n ours dater de Ia presente publication
Eigne tera application Ia Quaeme Cour de District de Nou
vee Orleans obten deux escaves
SAVIOR .
Observation-Disclosures agee dcnviron 80 ans ct son fills
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MEMORANDA.

E The steamer Sydonia left Shreveport 18th Reports
in port for New Orleans steamers Compromise and Hays
Steamer Camden from Jefferson reports very low and
falling Steamer Storm at smhland dschargng her freight
Steamer Swan stump in the Lake. The Marion
from Upper Red River falling all the way down. prospect of
rise Steamers Victoria and Hope fast log above White
Shoals Steamer Jones aground the shoals Steamers
Granada and Orion left for Jefferson Young Upper
Red River
Es The ship Petronela bark Dennis Kelly brig Louisa
Sears, went to on the 9th inst.
20 The Empress left New Orleans on the 5tb made
the trip to Louisville and back in IL days hours making
e landings the up and 81 the trip detained four
hours at Cairo and hours Harden's Landing Passed
Peter Tellon at Paducah Swan No TO- St Nicholas at
Lakeport Bend, Dick Keys at Kentucky Bend.
RS The steamer Judah Touo left Beach Hills 18Th instant
Reports feet water Buffalo Shoals and falling fast-et
steamer Bluff By at the shoalset the City
at Waterloo with shaft broken.
EXPORTS.
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mexico--lOt
bbls pork 100 bbs potatoes 50 bb whisky 50 SKIS SALT Is
prints. 800 bxs govt stores.
LIYERPOOI-Ship Juvinta-3633 bales cotton.
ANTWERP--ship Aderondack-7I bales cotton 2O,40{
slaves 535 hhds tobacco
/ GENOA-Bark Maanzas-7 bxz 497 hhds tobacco 5000
slaves
CHRIsvIANA-Bark Leopold-loOO bales cotton.
BoRDEAUX-Rark W Ponlney-s67 bales cotton 100 bis
slaves.
BosToN-ship seampore-1e4 bales cotton so hair do
and 987 kes lard 100 bbls whisky IS alcohol 81
65 pigs lead 800 SKIS 1877 SKIS 10 hides, 5000
PHILADELPHIA-Schr A L Crawford-450 tons guano.
BALTTMoRE-schr Look Here-l7oo bbs pork, 1000 bdls
hides.
BAITIMORE-Schr A Manderson-10 bales cotton "a dc
wool, 45O tons guano, 20 pkgs mdse. ,.5, ~
HAVANA-Brig Adams Gray55O ITO kgs lard 10 bb
aow IS erces hams Is do rice 70 bbs beer BRAN
| bo!es hay. 1880
| BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Schr Jane Elizabeth-3O0 ream
paper A6 bb -four go SKIS 80 bugs Coffee 4l9 package
| mdse. '' = -. '''' - +. f =
! PENSACOLA-Schr Gen W H Harrison--10O bales hay,
| bss coffee, l9 kgs lard.
PENSACOLA-Schr Dora-250 SKIS corn, bbls pork Dbl
| molasses, l6 bbls -four J.
| PENSACoIA-schr Martla-20O SKIS corn so bales hay
| bbs pork, lot furniture. y, 80 :
| pork.
PENSACOLA-Schr Sarah Elizabeth-In ballast
PENSAC0LA-Scir Phoenix-In ballast.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bealer-9 bales wool, cask
care s cSkS bacon So bh molaes, g. bbls pork
bbs lard los bgs coffee IS Inf bbs oasses hgy
bbs Sc hhds 4l2 bbls whisky 50 kgs lard rope
bXs Candles l25 empty bbls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-19

TOBACCO. We heard of about $40 ld sold including 1877
Low Admitted and Refused in two lots round IS Low
Refused at 6]i Il Selections IS hhds and 10
hhds in two lots, private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-19

9EEF-250 erccs Prime Mess, ior sale by
- S. II. KENNEDY Il CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-19
NEW ORLEANS, January Ill 1855
w. & j. DENWTSTOUN e co. TBESS I'm
1As call attention the following o fher GIN


5 g GLASGOW LIST January, IaSs
We have this day opened branch house in farI
under the firm Of DENNIsTOUN, CROSS CO.. 10 d es5-
Quoted by 1lr. WILLIAM CROSS and Mr. WILLIAW ca sw
FORD, resident partners. 5zE5a5TiE
We take Ibis Of stating that 3Ir ROBERT DEN
NIsTOUN and Mr.. ALEX. DENNIST0UN, Jr sons AZ aar
principal Mr. Alexander Dennistoun are nov a1a have F
since LIST january 1854 Of this house and u III id
branches. 5Gf = ~ -
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