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HOW lRD ASSOCIATION.
PHIL.aDELPHI.8.
Important announcement


TO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases
i such Seminel Weakness, Impotence.
Gonhorhel, Gieet, Syphilis, SC. &c
The HoSf ard Association Of Pbfia,ielph;a. in
view Of the awful destruction of human life and
health, caused by sexual diseases. and the de
ceptions which are practiseal upon the unfortnl
nate victims of such diseases by Quacks. lay,
directed their consulting Surgeon, as eharffqe
BE eel worthy OF their name, 10 give fTe9ica-
adrire gratis, TO aiipersons thusafllieted Male
or Female. lwho apply byletter, with adeserip-
tion of their condition. ( age, occupation hab-
its of life,) &c, and in eases of extreme pt.v-
erty and suffering to .farafsh mc4icars free Of
charge.
The HJwarf association is bcnet otcnt In
stitutiaR, esta blishedby special endowment fei
the relief Of the sick and distressed. afflicted
with s,Firulent and Epidemic Diseases y and
itsfundscan be used for no>other purpose Il
has now surplus Of means, which the Diree.
tors have voted to advertise the above notice
Z is needless 10 add thst the Association com.
-nands the highest Medical skill ofthe age. and
viii furnish the most modern treatment Val
gahle advice also given to sick and nervous fe.
males afflicted With abdominaiweakness, Won't
complaint, C0Stiseness, Leucorrhea, &c.
Address (poSt-paid.) DR.. Gro. r CALnarN
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association. No.
,, South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
By order OF the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL. President.
ise. FuseaitB, Secre.arg.
June |, lS55.-zz
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+ ETTERS OF Administration having becr
IL granted by the Orphans Court or Bedford
County to the subscriber, liking In HONEYWELL
Township, on the Estate Of Joseph Armstrong.
hate of said Township, deeds all persons in-
dehted TO the sane, are hereby notified TO
make payment Immediately, and those having
claims against tile same viii present them pro-
perly authenticated for settlement
l.. H.DIEHI4, .9qmlnis!yaEor.
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NEW GOODS T

ST received and far saie At REEp,s NJ
4 STohK, lsge ar6 Vei1 assorted STOCK of san
aud Winter Goods. He is nos prepared to,
aeeeminods;e bis trields and c1stomtfs. ana the
pabiie generally To attempt to ennin rate his
stock in news paper advertisement ,.f,l4 he
folly, or list Of the prices useless for tho -,,,I
he wonld Bof believe that goods were selling a.
they offer them, unless they call and see f,r
themselves We don't wish TO boast, l,s,i mere
y remark thIt for variety texfar4, ana mean
ness, bis stock cannot DC excellcd, ard s. & cal.
culated to please aff. "a
~. cordially inaifr. H., ,,z Is. =,
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BEDFORD INQUIRER AND CHRONICLE.
ORA. p. Fieids

ksPECTFULI.Y informs the c;,iza.s st
Huntingdon, Bedford and Blair rou,,tfr.
mat lie has located medical Office balf nil
iroil easssille, Huntington Co. pa. where r..
hobes :. e receive good share ot pubic fayor.
a., 3 ! VIII oe follad u Pattonsvilic, on the
month. p FTtpi nc !, essfy
Nov. II, 1856 &c. :" -
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PUBLIC SiLB.
OF REAL ESTATE!

rKtiIE subscriber will offer at Public Sale. on
IL Saturday, the 18th Of December next, in
the town Of Ciearville Monroe Township, one
two story Frame HonSe, 80 by Is feet, and lot
go feet front, and l72 feet back, with wen of
excellent water at ths door, good log stable
thereon, and four and one. half acres more or
less of land adjoining, under good fence, and in
a high state Of cultivation.
A good title will be made.
TER HS-Dne-thiTd of the purchase money
in hand on the first Of April, 1851, when pos
session vii be given.
Sale 70 commence at O'Clock, P. NJ.
ELIAS RITZ.
November 1866
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w Al o e II E6 e S
IPHOIyTERER

Nv DOi-D announce 10 the citizens Of Bed
3, iosd aud vicinity, that he is prepared 10 do
as notA 10 lis liae. IN the best style. aud on
Ssssonaoie tefhis MATTRESSES, With or witho nj
Springs, made in II superior u,a.,nar =.
sils pest made in the city aud 10 this branch of
~ als business he would invite especial attention
!, ne may be found at the shop Of Michael Weis.
-. 9, snort distance East Of the Borough. or a.
Ias NJ r,sssiueice, g. nearly opposite tue dwelling ol
Bedford, Dec. s, 1856. % m.
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Ially iHFite the pubic 10 caIlat
REEDS KEW SlF0RE

ana satisfy themselves in regard the variety Of
the above statement, aud esanafne his stock be-
fore you purchase elsewhere
Produes of,aii kinds takea Il exchange for
goods.
Oct. 10, 81.
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MiRRIED.

On Tuesday evening, the "a inst, by
Thomas Oldham, Esf., at the house of Mr..
Chas. Ickes, in Union I'p., Dir. John Sha-
fer, of Bedford Tp., to Miss Sasannah
Earnest, of Union Tp.
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ESTATE Of THos vIckRoY. DEc,D

M
n Court OF Co ninon Pleas b,sd ) ~,
ford ln and for tie county Of fels'.,. = z 50 :,
the Tn day Of. November, A. d. ls5s l'.far.
the ladges OF said Eonrt 3 io'o' telots
W hsefion OF ;. h. Rassell. Fsa ~. fa,,.,
grant rule upon the heirs and leai
IVES ca Thomas Fiekroy, late Of ~ fl,- ~,
I'D. assd, g wit: d. wsn A. yirkroy a Georpe 81
,','sS 'es1l"s 1tss. q t5efts and ~ sr his wife. for
merry "a Mary Nickroy, Masses F, Marshal s,,e
Matilda bis wife, formerly Matilda Tietyaw s,,e
9ah.iiel hafrsck. and IonFsa his ifs f,,ru,sris
LOUISA Fickfcs. WIN. Hancock. ana Cbsrle.ta
l.'s wlie, formerly Charlotte Sleek. and E,lyi,,
e. lekFos, % to lie and appear al Cont of
common Pleas, 70 be held ii Bedford an ~, "a
monday 9TH day OF February next 10 af,.,,t ~
reluse e take ct the valuation, The real est ate
~ Iise saist Thomas Vickroy, deed. which has
oeen valued IN pursuance Of an alias writ a.
rlis"hr iAelenda, or saow cause s shY the same
sisoasd Hrf be salsi by order OF said f,s,urf.
- In testimony whereof have here
a r. unto sat any hand, as.d affixed the
80 lseai Of said Court, at Berifora III,
26th day of November A. D. lss7.
ID. WASIiABAUGH,
eNe.''oer y sits9o. Prothonotaly
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II. H. Sllires'
HiCHINE ) II OP

TIE undersigned respectfully Announces to
L the Farmers Of Bedford and adjoining coun-
ties, and the public ia general, that he has now
on hand al his Shop in Bedford. large assort-
Rent Of Thrashing Machines which includes his
four horse PREMIUM MACHINE II win be
remembered that this Machine took the FIRST
PREMIUM at our County Fair last fall. 1t is
constructed yith tnmbling SHAFT and Strapcom
bined also four horse tuInbling Shaft n achincs
of the very best kind-two and three horse tsnnb-
ling Shaft power-and oarold and well-known
four horse Strap Machine, which, for strength
and durability, cannot be surpassed anywhere
Farmers will please notice that we are now pre-
pared to Furnish Machines on the most fayora-
BILE and accommodating terms, and at the very
lowest prices possible Horses, Grain, Lumber,
and Sll kindssof trade Will be taken in payment
for Machines. All kinds of repairing OF Ma
chimes of different kinds and all othc. farming
utensils done on the most reasonable terms. Of
the very best materials, AMI at the shortest
tice.
g5-AH our Machines warranted one year if
properly used- Please come this way for good
aud cheap Machine.
PETER II. SHiRES,
Machinest.
August /, 1856
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the next Session Of the
i All, gheny Male and Female Seminary viii
Commence on Tuesday the eth day of August
inst,
By order Of the Trustees
JOHN POLLOCK.
August |, 1856.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T ETTERS of administration having been
n granted to the subscriber, living in South
Woodberry Tp., on the estate of john Staner
late ofsaid Township, deed, all persons indebt-
ed to said estate viii make payment Immediately
and those having claims against the same viii
present them properly authenticated for settle
meat. JOHN EBERLY,
June, 1856: Admir-.
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Bedford, April 6, 1855. u

THE undersigned having entered into part
l. nership. respectfully Announce 10 the pub
lie generally, that they are now prepared 70 fur
nish anything ia their line at exceedingly low
rates.
We are now opening an elegant stock OF
Hardware, Cutlery. House Furnishing Goods,
Tin Japaaned, Brass, French. and Brittania
Ware, Willow, Cedar, and 1 me Ware, Nails,
Glass, Brushes, Putty. &e., *. A large stock
of TIN-WARE constantly on hand, Of our
own manufacture. Spouting and other work
done to order, as usual. STorEs OF every deS-
eription for wood or coal, of which, nc are just
receiving some beautiful uew patterns. Also
Farm implements in great variety, warranted
as represented, the best and latest Inventions OF
the day. And as every week receiving
goods from Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Pitts
uurg. We viii always endcayor to keep full
supply of everything in onr liue, at least
furnish any article required at short notice.
We are also prepared to furnish all kinds Ut
Lead Pipe. Water and Pump Fixtures, al low
rates We cordially invite all to give us a call,
and especially the Ladies, as We have nearly
everything TO make house Keeping easy from a
needle to Cooling Stove,
GEo w. BLYMIRE.
WN. HARTLEY.
Oct. 8, 1sJs.-ly.
THE undersigned respectfully requests all
those indebted to him in any manner 10 make
payment Immediately.
Oct. o, 1855. GEO. W. BLYMIRE.
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Bedford Mineral Springs Assecia-
zion.

NOTICE Is hereby given that proposals win
: be received by the Directors Of said asso-
cation, at the oifce OF tha Subscriber, in Bed
.oFd n. until "Wednesday the 7fiii lust. for the
asl.dings ana furniture at tho Bedford Springs.
including The new buslding Row beiag erected !,
,he bathing houses, billiard table, bowling sa
ieoon, garden, 100 acres Of pasture land and sta
Daihg. The right TO sell the water viii be re-
seseEYed
s. L. RUSSELL, Secretary
or the Association.
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July 4, 1856.
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Letters testamentary on The last win and
testament OF Elwood FARMER, late OF the Boro'
OF Bedford, deed, having been granted 10 the
Subscriber. residing in said Boro. notice is
therefore given TO all persons Indebted to the
Estate OF said deed, to make payment i'm
mediately; and those having claims will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
mcHs CHARLOTTE l.. HARMER
Jals 20, 1856. Execuirix.
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TWELVE TEACHERS WANTED

March IA, 1856 3sn.
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BEDFORD HOTEL,
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.


THE subscriberrespectfull begsleave to an
L nounce TO his old friends and the Bu bic
generally that he has leased and taken posses
son Of the Bedford Hotel, lately in the occn-
pancy of Col. Adam Barnhart. Ii is not his
design to make many professions as TO what he
will do, but be pledges his word lat his most
energetic efforts will be cmplo, I'd to render
comfortable all who give him eail- The house
viii be handsomely fitted up, and none but
careful and attentive servants will be engaged.
Persons visiting the Bedford Springs, as we'll
as those attending Court, and the travelling
community generally, are respectfully Invited
to give him call and judge for themselves.
~ The stages all now stop al this hotel,
and il is therefore the Stage Ofice.
Boarder staken By the week, month or year,
onfayorable terms.
~ Ample and comfortable stahiinE Is at
tached to this hotel, which will alway be at
ended by a careful hostler. Also, safe and
conYeniehtcarFiage house.
JOHN HAFER.
Bedford, April 6, 1855. zE
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NOTICE.

PERSONS, having unsettled accounts with
the undersigned are called upon TO attend to
them promptly aud have them closed. More
particularly accouts that have been standiud
some time, should. and mast be attended to; aug
if in some cases persons are not prepared to
clsse fully, they must at least attend to thenl
JOHN CLARK
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snADs sI41.,, u ackrel, and Herring, for sa,. >,
~ itoEM AkER's CoIonnatle Store. -
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{ 0rrIcE. Z. y. NJ. p. Co.
Feb. IS, 1856.

Feb. IS. 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that fhe Board o
In Directors of this Company have this dag
levied an assessment Of per cent, on all pre-
MUM notes belonging TO the Company and in
force on the sixth day of February, 1856, ex-
cept on original applications approved from
Nev. 20, 1850 till the said sixth day of Febru-
airy, on which there is assessed 3 per cent
And on all premium notes expiring between
said dates, and not removed. 8 per cent The
members of this Company are hereby required
10 pay their slyeral amounts so assessed TO
the Treasurer or authorized receiver OF this
Board within thirty days Of the publication 0
this notice.
rrEsT-J0uN T. GREEN.
MarcaSIS j6 ST.
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TliREsHTNG MACHINES, with ., 9, 0
orse powerfof st!e cheap at Reads Colo
made Store.
Eor. 80, 1855.
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To Dyspeptic and Nervous Sui
fererS.

THE subscriber who has suffered an tb
IL horrors Of Indigestion, is anxious TO IN
part the ONLY method Of cure to invalid SIM
iarly affected.
Address DR.. " MULLfE, Sehelis5
Bedford Co. Pa
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ArDITOR,s N0TIfE.

Jnly ll. lS56
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FISH

FISH
N EN- NacaSeralaAsI Salmon for stle br
Ma %, 1896. 4. g. CRANEg ca.
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EVERY variety Of SRmmer Pantaloon goods
IL and suitable material for Summer Coats
for sale by A. B. CRAMER & Co
May IS. 1856.
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Hoped Skirts !!

FRESH -4n4sif-7L, -NEH GOODS.
Calico, Ginghauls, MusIius, Chintzes, Hoop
cd Skirts, dsh &s., just receives: At Reed 5
Store.
Nay y, lS5-
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I0haloa's Magic Hair Dye, Colors iustantaue-
4 eusly, the Hair or whisSers jet slack or
beaatifnl brown. Alse, p haions Chemical Hair
InvigoTator, a superb article, for preserving and
identifying the Hair, can be purchased from
Harry, at the cheap Drug Store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-17

SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN COMMERCIAL
CONVENTION. - This convention assemblies in
Richmond on the 50th of this month AS it
was deemed important that New Orleans should
be represented, his honor, Mayor Lewis, has ap-
pointed the following gentlemen to represent the
city, and will oheerfully make other appoint
ments if suitable persons signify desire or
willingness to be present on the occasion: SEN
ators slidell and Benjamin, and Representa-
tiyes Eustis, Taylor, sandidge and Davidson,
are the gentlemen named thus far.
We think it would be we'll enough if q larger
delegation went from New Orleans, although
the probabilities are they could do little or moth
ing for the city, except to defend her. In this
connection it strikes US it would be eminently
proper for the Chamber of Commerce to take
the matter under consideration. At all events,
we throw out the suggestion, and are willing to
let it 60 for what it is worth. s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-17

o Is [ T Q AR ".

Died at his residence in Claiborne county, Mississippi
the evening of the 4h inst of lingering painful
disease, hemorrhage of the lungs, THOMAS FREELAND,
ESQ.
In the death Of Mr. Freeland the good old county
of Claiborne and the State at large, has sustained
irreparabe loss for such seldom live in this pre-
sent day and generation and ought die. Death
told, closes mans reputaton aud determines it
as good or bad. This, smong other motives may be
why the world is naturally to praising
man till his head is laid in the dust.
1t has been the good fortune of but few to live
the long lif allotted by the psamst, and die much
honored loved aud esteemed, the subject ths7ohitu-
ary He native of Mississippi and as foe speci-
of the Southern gentleman produced
Southern SOIL Reared planter, he followed with great
that noble profession to the end of his life.
Although politician, oiceseeker, he alwayB took
active part In political affairs and for several
years member of the Senate of his State Possessing
strong mind and high order Of intelligence elegant in his
Manners aud of commanding person, he was decidedly
q Of mark and prominent in everything be under
took, He knew deceit His position every SUBJ
ject all occasions known He did nothing by
halves To friend or foe he faltered.
" Lofty and to them that low I'd him not,
But to those that sought him, sweet SUMMER
Possessing princey fortune he generous and
liberal every object of charity that within his
reach. Oakland College, excellent in art aud still
rising VIII mourn MS loss ana ever speak MS virtues Aa
father, ho fond and affeotionate master, kind;
friend true az the needle to the pole IN high toned
honor and answering integrity, he hid superior IL
moral and physical courage combined, 1 his
equal. To him who Pei forms the melancholy task Of
tracing these lines humble tribute, he was
than kind,
Farewell, departed friend! Many tesrs will bedew thy
grave Many hearts will mourn thy loss and thy dscon-
ISOLATE children will often visit thy tomb, kneeiug
around the sacred pile, will commune with thy departed
sainted spirit. II W, A.
ALLEsDALE. WEsr BATON RoUGE, Jsu. L. 1856.
Ne Port Gibson and Natchez papers please copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-17
Letter From the Kinney Colony.

The following letter is from Major Higley, of
Mobile, who belonged to one of the parties sent
out b few weeks ago to join Col. Kinneys Colo
ny in the Mosquito country, 1t will be found
interesting.
GREYrowN January 4, 1856
GIN. r. H. GRANr.-Dear Sir According to promise
hasten write you after my arrival in Grey
town possible The party. myself included in
ceent health The accounts We got OF Cen raj America
in New Orleans not exaggerated but the
ry the half not told Three gentlemen who have
been prospecting in the mnes have just returned
report favoraby They say that judging from the
spscmens out by them that the mines Of this ooun.
try far superior to those of California. The yield Of
gold dust to the pan twenty cents AT that rate
by proper attention to his work, make hun
dred dollars per day The three gentlemen experience
ed miners Col Kinney is in fine health. never was
more eanguue of approves of every thing you
have done and will attend to the fixing such scrip
as YOU wish. Our company organized the I'd
inst Oliver elected Captain. We occupy very good
quarters provided for by Col Kinney. Owing the
scarcity boats he only conveyance the nteror
whole of our party will be able go up Indian river
1t has been arranged that Captain Oliver with party of
ten men wilt go and select proper location l will
main with the balance where until boats be
provided for US; in the meantime will open garden,
for here where the soil is sandy and barren COM
pared the soil Of Indian river raise any kind
vegetables that hope by the time you arrive will
be able to treat you to green corn and water melons
What do you think of that in January GreYtowu this
time is healthy doctor from the United States who
out to practice owing to the false reports got
the health of this country has back disgust
being able hear of single sickness in town
There mistake about the soil producing the tropical
fruits in wild state Piantains bananas oranges etc
can be found anywhere L saw a set Of better
pleased than the boys with Central America
There is not of us who would take FIVE thousand
dollars for his chance However, in few days, you
see for yourself.
Captain Churchill of the Prometheus, was very kind to
US, also the pGrser fud that mistake
in not bringing ploughs with You had better bring
when you down, they wilt be very much Of
service The common Scooter plough is the kind that
well answer best. Oliver Lee and the boys beg to be-
membsred to you Hoping to You shortly, remain
/ Your friend and servant
/
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ORLEANS THEATER .-Meyerbeer grand opera
of :" The Star of the North.n
ST. CHARLES THEATER. - Mr.. Hackett in
shakspeares King Henry I'VE favorte dance and farce
Of Phenomenon in Smock Frock" 5.u
GA1ErY THEATER.-First night of the New
Biblical drama "Azae the Son of Israeli" and Two
Dromos." Try
ODD FELLOWS HALL,-M'lle Teresa Parodi's
grand concert assisted by Mad srakosch Sig Leonardo
and Maurice Strakosch
PELICAN THEATER. - ignor Donetti's great
troupe Of trained animals monkeys dogs and goats Herr
Won spingalen.
Z PEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HousE--West and
Peel's celebrated Campbell Ministries, with burlesques
songs, dances and fsrces. =,s
FLOATING PALACE MUSEUM, Menagerie, au-
tomaton circus ancient relics cosmoraic views and per-
formances the tight rope.
VANNUcHr's MUSEUM. = Wax statuary and
Grand soires Magiques every evening living ourang
outang -5.
OLYMPIC CIRCUS COMPANY. - Corner of St.
Louis and Basin streets Performance this evening" com
mencing at T O'Clock. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-17
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES THIS DAY.

YAZoO RIVER.
Cora No 2, Mosby, master, o'clock. 7. B. Smith,
10 New Levee, agent.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Southern Belle. Broadwe, master, O'Clock L. Snapp
Co., 81 Front; Pitcher, Goodrich & Co., 4s Carondeet,
Carroll Pritchard & Co. 50 Carondelet Streets agents
T. P Leathers Bennett master, O'Clock. Lewis snapp
g. Co., agents.
John smonds Church. master, O'Clock. John E. Hyde
& Co., &C Poydras street. agents.
RED RIVER.
Storm, Robb, master, at O'Clock Lewis Snapp Co.. 81
Front street. and T. B. Smith, IL New street, agents.
Hope, Moore, master, at O'Clock. Agents board.
OUACHITA RIVER.
Atlanta, Briggs, master, at O'clock L. Snapp s. Co. 81
Front street agents.
WHITE AND BLACK RIVER.
National McMenus, master, at O'Clock Lewis Snapp
Co., 81 Front street agents.
OHIO RIVER.
Persia Robinson. MASTER at O'Clock. John E. Hyde g.
Co., &c Poydras street, agents.
YAzoo AND YALLABUsHA RIVERS.
Yazoo Belle, Capt Rives, o'clock L: snapp Co., 81
Front street, agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-17

SPECIAL ELECTION IN VEST FELICANA.--We
understand from passengers down the river last evening
that at the special election held in the parish Of West
Feiioians, Monday last Mr. HARRISON was elected
Senator and Mr.. Hageman Representative to the State
Legislature. These elections to supply vacancies
and both of the gentlemen Democrats The result
looked for matter Of course West Faliciana hay
ing been for years largely democratic Had the defeated
party won it would have made difference in the poit-
ical complexion of the Legislature