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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING ,elesaApHs
From Washington.

From W u1h1ngtOu.
PRESIDENTIAL TRICKs-THK AMENDED TARtFF-THE
KANSAS INVESTIGATING coAMITTEE-rHE UNITED
STATES, PARAGUAY AND BRAzIL-rHS AMAZON
AND ITS TRIBUTARIES, ETC.
WASHINGTON March 20, 1856.
good deal Of excitement has been produced here
day among the friends the vari Presidential osudi
dates by an article which recently appeared in Douglas
home orgsn-the Chicago 7imesin which all tho Presi
Dental sspirans overslaughe with the exception
the Ittle Giant who pronounced the only available
man for The crisis. leading Buchanan Senator stated
to-day in he presence ola number gentlemen tina.
rspeti'ion of the Democratic Rerep game would only re
cotupon its author The excitement Intense and it il
waxing hotter.
The 81 nses special committee reported the tariff bi
o.tay enbodying Guthries views Schedule A Liquors
&c., so per cent. schedule B-MAnufactures and raw
materials 20 per cent. Schedule C-Acds aud dye stuff,
free after June, 1857.
Although the Speaker has not yet announcsd the sp-
pontment Of committee to investigate Kansas affairs
generally, is agreed that it viii consist of Messrs
Dunn, Hickman aud Oliver of Missouri Mr. Lstcher.
The two last have been suggested to the Speaker by
prominent democrats. There at eAst thirty can
die ates for clerk 10 the committee.
II has been ascertaned that Brazil has positively re-
fused to ra treaty which had been made at the city
OF Assumption between the Brazilian Minister and Para
guay-Brszn being unwilling to concede that Paraguay
has any title Whatever TO the rights which she thus pre-
tented concede concerning the navigation OF certain
rivers, aud which rights Brazil maintains she already
possessed. Paraguay, it h well known has long been
in with the United States, proposing to
open various rivers intersectng the Amszon in return
for certain advantages which she wishes to obtain for
herself from this country. Recently Brazil has made
statement in relation TO the TRANSACTIONS between the
Brazilian government and Paraguay, in order that
government may not be misled In any contemplated
treaty with Paraguay the bordering States Of South
America, of which can, by any possibility, confer
commercial advantages without the sanction OF Brazil
One hundred thousand copies of Senator Wilson'S
speech the Kansas question have already been
besides large number Of the speeches Of other me mber
of Congress the side of that question, and the
Territorial report OF Senator Douglas will probably have
as large a circulation.
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The PHILADELPHIA Calamity,

PHILADELPHIA March 2O-4ts p. N.
Three bodies have been found to-day and several
others missing. The hui, OF the unfortunate steamer
New Jersey he's not been rAse will 1t before to-
morrow afternoon whso it is thought several bodies
will be recovered. In point OF excitement horror and
loss OF life this calamity falls tts short Of the Camden
aad Amboy Railroad massacre.
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ALBANY, March 20, 1858
This general Ordsr Cay, and the proceedings
tirely devoid of interest
Tie entire session consumed in debate on the Qoo
nization Appropriation bill.
The following banks in New York selected in
which 10 5eposi. canal toll = Ocean, Atlantic North
River Nassau and Shoe AMI Leather Dealers OF the rate
OF ono fifth In eaah bank.
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House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1855.

WASHINGTON, March 90 1855.
Tgg NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. CAMPssII, Of Ohio, from the Committee of Ways
and Means, reported the Navy Appropriation bill.
INCREASE OF THE NAVY
Mr. Benson, OF Me-, from the Committee Naval
Affairs reported the Senate bill for the construction of
tsn soops war; with amendment providing that the
Secretary Of the Navy may his discretion two
Of them 70 be built with eide Wheels with view ogreates
sttainable speed.
SLAVERY QUESTION.
Mr.. BRKsToS, (nigger worshipper,) of Ind, spoke
against the extension Of slavery and at r. ~ the House
adj ,urr ed till Monday
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anr. Everett at R,ohmond.

BALTIMORE March 20, 1856.
Mr. Everetts lecture At Richmond last night attracted
very large audience. At the close OF it he compn
mented by speeches from Governor Wise and Presi-
dent Tyler.
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The Ohio River.

WHEELING, March 20, 1855.
The lea the river Is entirely broken up and is rapid
~ Clearing away Steamers loading for Cincinnati,
and carrying of the large Of freight Be-
tween here and Pittsburg the river Is still closed
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shsA unmAnaAc,wsd .cmer4c type metals and OLD typs
Weld vssDg PAi White; wood q pastel: wOois name
81 esSnss ~Ocds wool spsler or tsnssnsqus, sAses
Fsrscual and household effects, merchandise Of citizens
he state o Gns 90 sn S..
abroad by them for period Of SIX months and not
es s
S .Ns and s
books implements and tools Of trade occupation
he United States: but this exemption shall Be hsd
a9 used Or
All Articles imported for the use Of the United States shall
s BE s H soa II ~ wess
the imported article shall be subject to the duty IMPOSED by
besecrsr Of The Treasury snthorzs free entry hs
All PHI osot hcs apparatus nsunmepss books map. and
cbsrts statues stsusy marble bronze
specimens sculpture and geology. csSns medals
and essbahsd Tor literary purposes 81
academy sshCo or seminary p learning church IN
nssd AID imported any sc he and
merchandise, 70 make profit out Of tn same
- III s
dn when exported upon which no draWoses bounty
has beer allow cd provided that all regulations ascsrtau
pied with.
advocate OF free trade far be carried out IN
conformity with the legitimate lawI OF trade and
sistsnty with the common interests Of the country The
bill does not propose tariff aciug duties Imposed
for the purpose OF protection 1t Is framed on the prin
ciple of reducing duties forego imports 70 proper
standard In other words, TO raise revenue
adequate only for the actual wants of the government
80 near may be devised The articles embraced in
consists only of spirtuous liquors which are to pay
duty Of 80 per cent dd rdoren Class embraces all ar
tuvna
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For loss Of ship Cape Cod Misce By steamer Persia
For oss OF brig Emene see port news.
DISASTER AT sgA-The brig Mary Ann Reysn from George
,owr SC Feb r. tor via Holmes Hole arrived at the
latter Mace March 3D. and sailed sh When of Chatham
Light took sale from NV which lasted for Ave days during
, had the crew frost bitten. and obliged keep the
weasel on South prevent her founderng with the quantity
flee collected on During the gale March l2J vessel
sprung ess which kept both pumps going but without any
prospec. OF freeing her 3h the and the leak
.,,.v having four feet in the hold signal a distress
yssse 10 sight which proved V be he ut Brchers
u Nea Taysn Capt o3oc To kntJ took " ~ bosra, bs
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Nu0fk6vS.
PHILADELPHIA eTOCK BDARD

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1855.
stocks firm Pennsylvania SIS, 83Z; Reading RR.,
gsk; Long Island, 1c7s Norris Canal, Ia; Penn. RR.,
GJI.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE March 20, 1856.
At our cattle market TO day 300 head OF beevss were
ered l75 were driven Eastward 100 left over and the
balance sold Ut 50 90 % 70. Hogs declined sass at
o. rs a % %.
NEv ORLEANS, March 49, 1856.
Cot,op-Salse to-day g. 900 bales We quote middling
at ac Q exc. Sugar, 7ko. roissses, xc. q 4+d.
Barrsiled lard o. Moss Pork leo. Corn, 47c Cotton
fre1hs 20 Liverpool dull The sales of soHes since the
18th bsvs reached IL, 90 g, a. iie lie. stock
scoq. 45 900 bsgs.
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BOSTON, March 90 1856.
The ship Cape Cod, reported IS abandoned at BY
the Persia insured In State street. this city for
100000.
The cotton mill In Yarmouth Maine destroyed BY
ere yesterday. Los. So 100 Insured, $2S, 900.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

~ Al packages and Ioeys intended for the New YORK
HERALD should Be seuod.
YoRX-THIs DAY
OF MOOR SETS Is
SUN Is HIGH WATER ...morn 9 Il
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he Cincinnati Convention.

DelcRates Go the Cincinnati Convention.
BALTIMORE March 20, 1866
Nessrs. McIane and Gvynn have been elected dele
gates from this city to the Cincinnati Convention They
go unpledged bat is understood that they viii vots for
Pierce,
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'k' m,.c.,,areous and Disasters.

PHILADELPHIA, March OAR schrs Austin Wall. Ply.
mouth Nass: Ann Stetson, Perry, PcrnAmbuco.
Cid schr James Bsrau Cobb and Randolph, Endicot'
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be.,s sso Of eroysons = De time l5S was taken q n
%se S,
sats 70 Cant Coca sn, q % q ssuog . SRGSss
ebel Of the b.p ca B.Oesyn Tor ihs knanes. myss
Ann: snd ne .eS rssyiSs .ps.n oosf SusSss
~ JoIE RIYIN SAs Sss q = brig ssi Mary Ann
tire Pacific and salt her appointed dAythe 29tA March,
a. Il M fiom the dock Attbe foot of Canal street
CsAycx HouRwe notice that the New and Charles
hue have altered their leaving from TO
oclock PM mencng with the steamship a Saturday
March 90.
EorIcx-on Saturday the 22d inst the ships Of
New York and ssy.nrsh HsAmhip line viii leave O'Clock
IN, hsusd OF N, ~ heretofore.
reports p ely days capes Of virginia Had very rough
Sa sss
house. strained TIE ship badly causing ono pump 70 be kept
caps Memphis sf New YORK. Capt
sa .n ns5
ed 1ook hal.iporo pilot on board In Hampton Roads
BIZ BRIG pmgnIEss (of Yarmouth No Hilton 70 days from
Cardiff of New YORK. ut into Halifax 18th inst short OF pro
Bnc Besord from Havana OF and for 81 Johns
NJ PIT into lIh Ina. Tor repairs On the ah ins
IN s s s
sprung foretoprsast. &c
sposeS ih inst 3 niles Of ss%tro Head rs ssoss sro
Visions ad los, nearly all the crew. and intended putting into
BRc RICHMOND TIE letter relation 70 the loss
ee0wn cddre the editors the Carries
Courier. Geptlsme nj to INFORM you
loss u the brig Rchs nd Capt Davis owned by She
loaoed with wosd nj oonaves st Domingo for Ne~ York
She called from Gonaiyes FEB the 18th ashore
be cdd rocks: dry Mt low wafer has been stripped
and sbsndo-ed No insurance vessel freight money
sCnR MOUNT sP;sc OF Provincct0wu before reported
by aph anchor inra Bay int fahoms
the rollers heaying Jan and at IL PM
the IT'D psrted her reet chain ded the vpdward
directly opposite the reef there being breeze mpos
sble rrk Der ard the force Of The
towards the bich bad become heavy At AM abe
uck by that ooA her boate; at AM another
swept her decks ct try works and thing Twenty minutes
her her, which turned her keel up
her mat bruie off, and ee rghtsd and sank immediately
only hr bows remaining out OF water Four Of her
dro9 ned Hken the the remainder the wreck
persisted ere lie three survivors, Can't Yonng boat
se@rer by The of Center hoy by ibe name Of
Miller tF wreck Ri hours they taken of
the boats OF bark Messenger
In ballast put Nassau Mp. 2lst u csnlased,
rather with oss rsainmas fore ard main GAIL rigging &c
The surveyors euo,eo that ;opaas be caulked
there stct there for maiup,s, tina. her be
shifted ard az be rugged into a brzsn'ue.
SCHR w W BRA,SARD b wt ditch from Maaeorda for Neu
put Charlesou 10Th inst repair sas
supply OF provisions On the lh, l2h 18th being
20, Ion - 40 experienced heavy gale from Sc. shing
NV and Ne during which split sails and carried bob
stays
Scar PHARo. Camn err hence at Charleston, lost flying
b.
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fActured, sheafhng
many chemical and medicinal preparations corxHes bark
turing and chemical purposes cudbesr vesesbe
csr0se and ;
place OF production for food And otaer %ercur
gold
ns M rsass g. 49,
a extract and % Of Ssw0Sd and osT
used IN manufacturing oil and - seed AI ant ior guns
and s se os a e. sr S ss
ior various urs ha,ers dressed Or und-ssa
Sd y picsed gsmsoss gums Arabic Bsrbsry E.;s I.d.
Chemically na %ess saa p.ss
% al and
bos horn tips bones bone tips and teeth
sa or n" c
IVORY pcscuanha iris Or orIis root laap kelp kemes
root msdaer ground and maddsr msnuise
suitable for the manufscue of shoes boots booees
e g! nss an1 or
res .u substance used Ter masresses music and
roofs leaves crude state MACHINERY en
assnsa Gr models and expressly tor tbs
nickel maruiscture Of German silver ware nu,gss
psm oVe olive es and OF oo o.
,rpint snd reagarJ arsenic ser willow prepared OF
when T%fR Rs 1s
,Med plumbssS o or graphite polishing stones pumos
fnled barley quicksilver o. whatever material rana
nd reeds rotten red and whts esd
and itharge Of lead rhubarb saower saffron
and saffron cake ammonia sapetre nitrate of soAs AZ
potash refine crude eadlac sheao silk, raw no mors
advanced in manufacture than singles or orgAnzps
pcEled snsis sbeaihing metal shesthng paper seeds
All kinds states and safe pencils sponEes steel 10 bsr
nsbures; sumsc; salt of ali kinds; spces Of Al kinds
rata Ep~u glauber Rechel saeo; sarsaparda spl8s
squlls; talow marrow, and all other grease soap
s'os B and SOAP stnds terra Tin plates; terra ja
prrba rasechu Tn FOIL lin plses shee's o. Ia
g-r nbcd - IN Igs, bars Or 3oc,s tor'ss, sai ~,
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PRESIDENTIAL TRICKs-THE AMENDED TARtFF-THE
KANSAS INVESTIGATING coMMrTEE-rHE UNITED
STATES, PARAGUAY AND BRAzIL-rHE AMAZON
frq TN
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-20
NORFOLK OFFERS ASSISTANCE TO New

NORFOLK OFFERS ASSISTANCE TO New
YoRk.-The following telegraphic dis
patch was received by Mayor Wood, Of
New York, on the 3lst inst:
NORFOLK, Saturday, Aug. 80, 1856.
Hon. Fernando WOOD Mayor Of the City Of New York
Seeing, by the Herald Of the 2Sth inst.
that the yellow fever has made its appear.
ance at Fort Hamilton, and that there is
much suffering for want of proper nursing,
write to request that, should such be the
case, you will inform me at once, and it
will afford much pleasure to our citizens
generally. by whom the kindness of your
people last summer will long be remem.
bored, to render you any assistance, in
the way Of nurses or otherwise, which it
is possible for us to do. In case you wish
it, we can Immediately dispatch to your
aid number of nurses, both male and
female. who had the fever, and who are
also experienced in nursing that disease.
Hoping that the report l saw may be ex-
aggerated, | am your obedient servant,
AUG. B. Cook,
President Howard Association.
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The STRIDE OF A RACE HoRsE.-The
celebrated animal painter, Herring. states
that race horse will clear from twenty to
twenty -four feet at a bound aud from the
impression left on the turf, he infers that a
horse at full gallop places only one foot at
a time upon the ground. This, he says, is
more convincing to the ear than to the eye.
In listening to horse galloping on hard
road, it will be found accurately exhibited
by placing the little finger on table or a
pane of glass, and causing the other three
fingers to follow in rotation; by so doing,
the precise sound of that of a horse gallop.
ing will be produced. Then follows the
bound, and again the one, two, three, four,
lii regular succession.
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The STRUGGLE BETWEEN WALKER
AND RIvAs.-A late letter from Granada
says: Rivas has fortified Leon, having
placed cannon in the tower of the Cathe.
dral and around all Of the entrances Of the
Plaza. Walker will have come trouble
in taking the town if he does not receive
more men and artillery. The army Of
Rivas Is about 1000 strong. Walkers
army, on the other hand, is demoralized
in every respect. Drunkenness is the pre-.
vailing BALTIMORE Paper.
The quotation from "a late letter is
false in IN important respect. General
Walkers army is not " demoralized." 1t
is under better discipline and stronger
now than ever. He is in q much better
position than he has been since he went
TO work to degenerate = glorious and a
lovely land. Emigrants are continually
pouring il, and when he chooses to demol-
ish the fool Rivas, he has only the stretch
forth his hand, and the thing will be
done.-N. q. Crescent.
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An ARREST AT MoBILE.-The Mobile
Tribune, Of Saturday last, has the follow.
ing: $3.50 -. -
Don Vicente Hernandez de Ayala, Min.
lister Plenipoten,iary, and Envoy Extraor.
binary from the Republics Of Venezuela
and Granada, &C., &C., was yesterdy ar.
rested by Marshal Maury and Deputy
Marshal Sc"lIick, on charges of forgery
and swindling. After his arrest he made
an attempt 70 swallow forged drafts to the
amount Of six thousand dollars, but was
prevented by prompt squeeze on the
throat by the Marshal, while Mr.. Scollick
drew the papers from his mouth.
He is = Spaniard, well educated. and q
most accomplished swindler, and many
sufferers in New Orleans will rejoice Al
his incarceration.
His detection and arrest, on q very
slight clue, were most artistically planned
and skilltully executed.
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Succession Dc MICHAEL GIMBEL,
ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour

A tous ceur d qui celia pe,a concerner.
Soyez avertis qu'une assemble des
creanciels de Ia Succession de Michael
Gimbel sera tenue pardevant A. J. De-
laporte, Recorder de Ia Paroisse Terre.
bonnie, i son Office dams Ia vile de Houma,
samedi, lie Ter Nsvembre, 1856,
4 ONE heures A. n, pour prendre en- con-
sideration IL propriete de vendre les pro-
propri6tees de Ia dite Succession ct d'a.
wiser concernant linteret de Ia die Sue
cesston.
fEMO1N rHoa. James L. Cole, Juge de h dte
Cour, 6osn6 sous limpse.sion du scesn de 10 dite
Cour ct IA signature offeiele. GO 15eme jour de
Sepsemhre, A. D.. ie5s
II. NEWELL, Gyclisr dc Ia dts cour.
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TRULY A HARD CAsE.-Obe Stevens,
formerly the eccentric representative in
the assembly from Steuben, who now
keeps hotel in Hornersville, tells very
good story at the expense Of our Fremont
friends. Not long since a very good look
ing young woman stopped at Obe's house
and called for room. saying that her hus.
band would call shortly, when she wished
him to be shown up. Soon after burly,
dandified colored pussln called and in
quired for his wife. ODE told him she
could not have stopped there, as there was
only one female guest in the house, and
she was very fine looking white lady.
"Dat's her-dat's her," said the sable
dandy.
ODE thought there must be some mis-.
take ; so he went to the lady's room and
informed her that a 'cussed Niger was
down below, who claimed to be her hus.
band. She quietly informed him that the
colored gemm'n was in reality her hus-
band, and that she wished him sent up 10
her room.
1.-THE d-l!" exclaimed ODE, with
establishment )" is it possible that as good
looking woman as you would marry a
nigger!" n@n~ asa
She assured him that it was fact. and
added 81 married much better than my
sister did, after all !" EaE.s1
I" You did p responded ODE /" who in
thunder did she marry?"
I" Why" replied the lady, with great
disgust, " she's married to a Fremont
man ~ 5-ss - ss.ea
The ex-represenfative acknowledged
the corn, and extended to the mixed pair
the best the house could afford.
[Emira IN. W Gazette.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING IN BALTIMORE
BROKEN UP.-A Baltimore despatch, Of
the 1lth inst, says:
An attempt was made last night to hold
9 Black Republican meeting in this city,
but it was broken up by large body Of
citizens, and the officers Of it were chased
several squares.
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I" Thank You.O

"Thank your these arc but little words.
But precious ones they are,
For when they fall from grateful lips,
Oh they are better far
Than false and idle compliments,
Paid in some sportive mood:
They are grateful words and what
Excelleth gratitude!
Then scorn not these few words to speak
In thankfulness, l pray;
For to some mourning, sorrowing heart
They pleasure may convey,
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This remarkable

kEoKUK, Iowa. - This remarkable
town, which was an Indian lodge only two
years ago, is now one of the most growing
towns in the Northwest. We quote a
paragraph or two from spirited CORES.
Pondent Of the Natchez Free Trader,
whom we take to be the gifted Enster, a
native Of Natchez and resident there until
recently when he has made his new home
in Iowa:
"Land bought short time since for
800 per acre, finds purchasers at $50. but
it will not be sold for less than $50. This
Of course does not happen every day. but
it shows what demand there is for land.
In the city, old stables rent for SIS per
month, and are occupied by people who
are accustomed to every luxury in the
South and East. dare not tell you how
many buildings are in course Of cons.ruc-
tion; you must come and see and then you
will think you are dreaming. Carpenters
say 1000 houses will be put up this year.
This is done by the contract system, and
a ware house will be erected in month.
The commonest laborer has 50 per day
and contractors cannot procure them at
that price. Speculation is like wild fire.
Every day property rushes up. Bargains
that l could have made two weeks ago,
cannot now get for twice the sum-"
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SHERLFF'S SALE.
CTATE OF LOUISlANA-Fifth Judi.
~ cial District Court. Parish Of Terrebonne.
Martial Dodeman ct ais.

~ cial District Court. Parish Of Terrebonne.
. s,,s;' / l' s...s.' = ''' No. 'a.
BY virtue ola writ Of f. "a, emanating
from the Hon. the Fifth Judicial District
Court, sitting in and for the Parish OF
Assumption, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, there will be offered for
sale at the Court House in Houma, by
Aubin Bourg, Sheriff of the Parish Of
Terrebonne, -r ~
On Saturday, the 4th October, 1856,
between IL o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P.
NJ. the following described property, to
wit: ...5
10. Lot or section No. q in Township
16 S, r l6 E, containing 1873 32-1OO
acres, situated on Bayou Tchakahoula, in
said parish Of Terrebonne.
20. Lot or section No. % in same
Township and Range, containing 173 Al.
100 acres, said section having front Of
about 20 arpents. and depth Of 40 ar
penis, bounded above by Maihurin Daigle
and below by Auguste Leblanc.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and costs in above
case. - s-5sssae. s..o...s,.-sz
Terms AND CoNDIrloNs-On credit
oftwelve months, the purchaser to furnish
his bond, with good and approved security,
bearing five per centum per annum in.
terest from the date of sale till full and
final payment the property sold to remain
specially mortgaged and hypothecated till
full and final payment Of the said bond.
with interest Is above mentioned.
A. BOURG. Sheriff.
Parish Of Tesrebonne, September I3sh 1855
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A VrNE IN GRonolA.-The Atlanta In.
telligencer says that Mr.. Charles Axt, .
German, has fully demonstrated that tho
successful cultivation Of the grape in Geor-
gia il no longer matter Of doubt. A
.mestia9 was held recently It Dalton for
the pssposs of forming . Wine Growers
Association. This subject has not re-
.ceived That attention in tho South which
its importance demands.