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Butte record., 1856-07-26

The WIFE.-That woman deserves not n
husbands generous love who will not greet
him with smiles as he returns from the la
bors of the day-who will not try to chain
him 10 his home by the sweet enchantment
Of a cheerful heart There is not one in a
thousand that is 90 unfceling, SO lost TO 10
Ying kindness" as u withstand such influ-
ence. aai break away from such home.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

A PEOPLES PARrY.--The Grass Valley
Telegraph BLACK Republican, says of the
proposed - Peoples Party
4 People Party would have to be in favor
of, and against all sorts Of contradictory
principles 1t would be an incongruons
mass which would necessarily fall to pieces.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

Our friend Waterman convinced us that
he keeps a splendid assortment Of Tobacco
aud cigars. He laid upon our table box
of the superb kind His store is on Mont
gomery street.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

~ Lee & Marshalrs Great National
Circus will give a performance here on
Thursday, July Slst. They are immensely
popular.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

~ We regret to learn that D. Hazel,
Esq, Of Butte, lost some two thousand dol
lars worth Of property by the fire in Marys-
Yille.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

The Black Republicans ef Nevada county
will make separate nominations for county
officers.
Butte record., 1856-07-26
HESS & LARCOMB S
New BRtoK FIRE PRooF Store IN BID

WELL-
TEyHE Subscribers would announce to their friends
Il and patrons that their Brick Fire Proof store
on the old corner. Is liiei with general ssssustiet
Of Groceries, Provisions. Fruits. Liquor-. Mining
Tools &c &c the best and Cheapest ever ofered lr
town One oi our firm Is constantly employed N
san francesca in ihe purchase Sf goods and a. se
purchase for cash alone. believe that sell goods
cheaper than any deaiers In this market Persons
desirous 10 purchase anything ia line would do
well TO give Us call, ps se are enabled 70 supply
them on as favoraple terms the Iaryssilie trade.
Bidweil, July leJ6. HESS & LARC0MB-
Butte record., 1856-07-26

CoREEcrIoN In our Court Proceedings
yesterday, we said . People VS.. NJ. Holland,
assault and battery-the prisoner decamp-
ed" It should have been discharged.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

AssIGSEEs SALE.-The public will bear
in mind that the sale of the National Hotel
and fixtures comes off at Bidwel! en- Monday,
18th inst
Butte record., 1856-07-26

CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN WAR Cay
Free Soil and Fremont-e banks = hip, hip
Butte record., 1856-07-26
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION

FRANRLIN PIERCE, of n. H. President.
D. Il. ArCHIsoN, of Mo. Y Pres t. Pro tenn,
Butte record., 1856-07-26

For the benefit Of our readers we shall
hereafter publish list of the arrivals at
our principal Hotels
Butte record., 1856-07-26

EXPRESS NOTICE McWilhams & Tyne
son send an Express daily to Thompson 5
Flat and Bidwell.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Our esteemed towns
man, Ham Light, had the misfortune to slip
down at the Orleans Hotel yesterday, and
fractured his left shoulder blade
Butte record., 1856-07-26

EXPRESS FAsoRs.-Mr. Watson very kind
ly furnished us with Sacramento Union, San
Francisco Alta, Chronicle, Globe and Sun.
Mr. Harris, of the c. s Co., gave US the
latest Maryssille papers. lie always re-
Rembers as.
Butte record., 1856-07-26
r L T I L MN G..

VIII leave their office n> Yreka at 5 o'clock every
murning, connecting al Narysville with the Comps
nys coaches for Sacramento which arrive in time for
the san Francisco boats, making through trip from
Nreka To san francisco in THREE DAYS.
GEO +. THONAS. General Sup'i Cal Stage Co.
July l6. 1886 ljy l6l IL Marysvle.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

NOTICE IS hereby given that the undersigned
"a vii apply TO the Board OF supervisors for Buiie
County in the state OF California at their ie1t
sion to be held at Bidwei in said county for icenes
10 run q ferry across the middle Fork Feather River
IT the Junction Of The North Fork Of said river.
lime a. 1856 SYLVESTER T. SAVAGE.
Butte record., 1856-07-26
WE BRANCH LIME Co

BAKER & SATTERFIELD
NHAvE APPOISTED JABEZ sAWIN, Agent for
the Sale Of their Lime. They are prepared 10
furnish any quantity Of the very best quality Of Lime
for BaiIdng aud other purposes. Mr.. sagiE Is also
Agent for the sale Of MeiSonad's Lime
OrrfeE-At HDntoon's Exchange oroyiis. J. AZ
Butte record., 1856-07-26
The Pacific Railroad Plank.

Re.oired, That the Democratic Party re
oognize the great Importance in political
and commercial point of view, of a safe and
speedy communication through our own ter.
ritorv between the Atlantic and Pacific coast:
of this Union and that it is the duty of tbs
Federal Government to exercise promptly al
its constitutional power for the attainment
Of that object, thereby binding the union oi
the States in indissoluble bonds, and opening
to the rich commerce Of Asia an overland
transit from the Pacific to the Mississippi
River and the great lakes of the north
The motion to lay the above resolution on
the table, was lost by ayes, II noes, go
A motion was then made TO suspend the
rules. The resolution was read, and Petit
wanted tho word proper inserted before
constitutional power, and was laughed at
and eheered, and perhaps the word got IN
under the elcsd of confusion informally
The vote on susDending the rules, stood :
ayes 208; noes, SIS.
When the announcement was made that
the rules were suspended, the cheering was
tumultuous. Col. lnge, of California, who
fought so gallantly and ably for the Pacific
Railroad clause in Committee and in the
Convention, was radiant with big JOY and
when the personal explanations were over,
moved the adoption of the resolution, and
upon that moved the previous question.
The previous question WAS then sustained
by an overwhelming vote by sound. 1t was
evident now that the Iron Horse was about
to drive through the dusty dry bones of the
South at lightninglike speed.
The vote on the adoption of the resolution
was taken up, and resulted as follows;
No. rotes. -fyes. Noes.
Maine .........S.. 90
New Hampshire. ..
Vermont ....... %. 90
Massachusetts. .l3 >
Rhode Island. 4. ,
Connecticut. .6.... ........ 8
New ! ork k..... 30. ........ ........ 90
New Jersey -....I .-...-... 90. ........
Pennsylvania .2I......... .6.......2l
Delaware ..- 49,. l
Maryland .......S. ..........S 90
Virginia. 5......... 90. ........1 -
North Carolina. TO-. 90. 10
South Carolina. ........ 90. ... S
Georgia -iO.--. 6.......
Alabama .......9. 90
Mississippi 90
Louisiana. $500. .. ...... 100
Ohio ........-..23. ........ IA. ...-. s
Kentucky ......l2. ......-. u. .....-00
Tennessee ...... ...-..-- 1l.....-. l
Indiana ........l3. .......-. go
Illinois .........ll....... .ll..... 30
Missouri. ........9 ........ .O9
Arkansas. a 90
Michigan ........ .6......... IS. 90
Florida. ........ ....... 90. ..... 3
Texas s..........4. 4.........-4 90
Iowa a........... ..4........ 8. ....... 90
Wisconsin s.. ..... 90
California .......4 ..4........-.4 ...- 100
Total ........ .293. ...-. 205. .......-S7
The announcement of the result of this
vote was wildly eheered. Phelps. Of Mis-
souri,, moved to reconsider the vote on the
Butte record., 1856-07-26

JUsrIcE ELLIorr's CoURr.-People vs..
j Shelly-assault and battery. Fined $40
Paid.
People vs. NJ. Holland The defendant
put under bonds to keep the peace.
Butte record., 1856-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE,

hereby given that I. Mary Bradley. wife Of James
Bradley of the county OF Butte and siata OF Cali
iornia do hereby declare that intend from and after
this date 10 carry on business in nv own name and
on my own account IN said county OF Rule afuaesaid
that the nature of said business j. Ranching Raising
Stock and Poultry Dairy business. Mining and Hotel
keepi z. also buying and selling Liquors al wholesale
and retail and that viii be individually responsible
IN ms ogn name for all debts eoned by me on ac-
count Of my said business and further declare that
the aount of capital invested iE said business does
not exceed the SUN OF five thousand dollars.
In witness whereof have hereunio set my hand
ard seal this l7th day Of Judy A D. 1886
MARY BRADLEY
state Of California,
County OF Butte
On this l7th day Of July A. y. 1856, personally
appeared before me. Justice OF the Peace in and
f'r the county Aforesaid, the above named Mary
Bradley. known 10 ne TO be the person described
in and who signed the foregoing declaration. who
cknoH ledZed 10 that she signed The same freely
and voluntarily, and for the uses and purposes there
in mentioned. JOHN JONES, ,JP.
iyls }w Bate Go cal
Butte record., 1856-07-26
New Arrangemen--For Yreka

/ NN AND AFTER JULY I'd 1856 the California
~ Stage C0mpanys Coaches will leave their Office
Murrays Western House, MaTysvilie, every day at ,
o'clock, NJ for Yreka vim Hamilton. Neai's Ranch
] Chice, Tvhauia, Red Bluffs, Cottonwood Smiths
Ranch Hays Ranch. and McComber's Mills cross
/ ing Pitt river at Lockhari's Ferry, Crandars Ranch
Thomas Fiat, Tucker Town. Junction House, Back
/ Bone House. soda Springs. Yreka Mills. Sheep Rock
shasta Bultes, Stephens Ranch and Obiham's. arri-
wing IN Nreka on the second day at ; O'Clock P. NJ
Butte record., 1856-07-26
DIS OEU TION.
" &c e

N y J = =
YEyHE. STOCKHOLDERS of the South Feather
ID Water Company hereby notified, that tbs
Trustees Of said Company have levied an assessnen
Of twenty dollars upon each share of sock held 10y
them and that the same Is payable q, the Company :
ofice Forbastown, or before the 2jth day of Au
gust, 4. D 1S56. BY order OF the Board.
J WARREN MASON, Secretary,
July 19, 1886. jy2l-w4
Butte record., 1856-07-26

The announcement of the result of this
vote was wildly eheered. Phelps. Of Mis-
souri,, moved to reconsider the vote on the
resolution, and to lay that motion on the ia
BILE. which being carried, clinched tie Paei-
fc Railroad plank to the platform.
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The National Intellieen.

SEvAsroPoL.-The National Intelligen.
Ger publishes letter from a friend who
has recently visited the Crimea, and ex.
amined. with critical eye, its military
works. Speaking Of the tremendous,
sweeping FIRE which the French had to
meet, in trenching toward the Malakoffs'
for two miles over . level narrow ridge,
he says that France viii never know the
number Of Frenchmen sacrificed in those
two miles" The Nalakof1,, ITSELF he says,
is not steep tower, being only twenty
feet TO its top above. the level Of approach
by the French. hut its great sire, 9Th lays
in its commanding position, and he thinks
if the Russians had exercised extreme
vigilance, they might have d,fied the
French and everything else. The French
it appears, had treuched up to within
sixty or seventy five feet Of the Malakoff.
According to the estimates Of several
French officers, forty thousand brave isl-
lows slep their last sleep and tough their
last battle upon that famous tower. e=,
Tne correspondent adds that the
Russians appear to he surrounded Ivy very
heavy fortifcations on the north side, ex.
tending from hill to lIup to the Tchernays
as far as he could see with glass. These
Notifications, he says are far stronger shan
those on the south side. e-s5t -j.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-PARISH
~ OF TERRERONNE,-Fifth District Court.

!, j. ). !, G:,r.,.rl s.. '4's bon stl.sl'
BY virtae ofa writ Of alias Il. eman.tipx from III
abess mentioned court ssins IN and Tor the id Parish
asdto dreeted, the underSghnsd, ser6 in the sbov.
entitled AID numbered will Offer tor sale at public
emotion, q de ssaTt hOa0 l0w In Hoana, On SIS
Saturday; the 2nd day Of FEBRUARY, 1855,
between II oc'sek A. II md o,soek 2. NJ sls folov.
Ing described property towit:
"A certain tractor lot Of land situated in
this Parish, on the right bank Of Bayou
Black descending, containing one hundred
and fifty -four LOO acres Of land, bound.
ed above by land of Raymond Luke, and
below by that Of the estate Of A. 8. Ran.
dali, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereunto belonging. 2ssiis9l
eaid sals vin 10 = to saais the pseial, istsss
and costs AZ suit In he shove ease. -. - . 4
Terms and Conditions: AZ II mnnths credit he Pur-
cAssss s1ssssing hs Bod IN good aad sppsovsd ss
y eo.iooed according % hw With eight cent nteres,
ffom The dry Of sale until paid. A. bO6RG sheriG
Parish e fessetenne 9sh Jan uaU 1855. - iyssgs
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Lousisiana legislature.

| MONDAY. January 81, lsS6.
! SssArE.-On motion Of Geo. w. Mum.
day, Hon. w. F. Griffin was elected Pre-
sident pro. tenn. of the Senate-25 mem.
bers'wer present.
The following officers were elected =
Jas. A. Warner, ecretary, B. Childress,
lSargeant.at. Arms, and W. C. Martin,
Door-keeper.
The President appointed Messrs. Sim.
mes, Layergne and Rysn, Committee on
Rules. -r.,tvt -ytr
The matter Of contested seats, was re.
tferred 10 ! Special Committee, composed
Of Me.srs. HARRISON, SHINES, Lavergne,
McMnrdo and Burlington.
Senate adjourned 10, 10 o'clock to.mor'
HousE.-1'he House organized at one
O'Clock, by calling Hon. s. Van Wrinkle
Ito the Chair, Speaker pro. tenn. lmme.
diately on taking his seat, the roll was
called. and seventy mine members were
present. - '-- t..-,...e
On motion, Mr. W. W. Pugh, Of As.
sumption, was nominated for Speaker
also, Mr.. Dnper:er, Of St. Martin. On
counting the votes, Mr.. Pugh had received
~ votes and Duperier, SO. Mr.. Pugh
was elected by q majority Of seven. He
was conducted to the chair-and made a
few appropriate remarks and took his
seat. -'4 f''+
The members being sworn, proceeded
to the election Of other officers. '4
Messrs. Laidlow and Higgins were
nominated, for chief Clerk Mr.. Higgins
received 43, and Laidlow ST. IT, IL =
Mr.. |. P. Peralta, was reelected Ser
geant. at. Arms. .''@l IT,
NJ. Alex McRae, was elected Door
keeper, BY acclimation. Il En- , ~
The Senate was then informed that the
House is orgonized and ready to proceed
to business. ~ ' ."' ~ p. ''A"
The House adjourned until Tomorrow at
II o'clock, MI B. r. Comet -. "a
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IETAT DE LA LOUIsfANEAPAR
lA OIsRE TERREBONNE.-Courd u saSme Di,,sica

: :; s.., :. , .. 5 ea ss. .ss ~ s,s.
n vesta dun writ d,sas H. a. eman4 de h su.a1,,
e. On ct pour h dte parossse, ct nvn s1ayes
s, soussgn@ skes dams IL dessus inttue ct
meros6e; Jodfira vents pubique h masoo Dc. eoul
= nee - sdsti bta ss8nlEd ~ slssf z. i
Of al Samedi lie 2 Feyrier 1856. al =.
esire II hecres A. H. Yet heures 7. IL peupsi&ai
ei sP-ss deesites, saaoir; e"""f 9sii E''s
I I'm certain lot on moroccan de terre,a ST.
VI dams cette paroisse, sur Ia rive droiis du
Bayoa Black descendalt,s etant le No, I
dams le township l6 \. l6 contnnant cent
cinouante quartre 7l.1O0 acres de terre,
borne en- hant par ID tsrre do Raymond
Luke ct en- has par celle dc L. succession
oe A 8. Randall, Ensemble avec toy,tes les
tatisses ct qualifications = appaftenant.i :
aAAsssente cesa ~ posrlAisslissa h ,o.ns min
pa!s, aux intsrsts Ct aux fais durseSs dans essee
81 depsus. IT ss.s-s'
s7brn'ss . ca.dHssnG Alnps ersdx d. uss moi.
fssaae.su, seyaot s.se.ses son Boad ave- hoa.s =
vaSausios ceo4tSs6e s6aeah III, avse huit b,r al
q 9. s'n'~' Sa't'r - jspr se!s yse.e jaieqs'ss
Rasi~s rsnssss.s - snvss 49, 800 S'h 1r b.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-31

THE RAILWAYS OF THE u. STATEs.-
The number Of miles Of railways in ope.
ration in the United States, at the present
ime, is about 2 1000: the westerly limit Of
the railway system Of the United States At
the present time, is at Jefferson City, Mo-,
on the line ofthe Pacific Railroad, 1877
miles west Of the Mississippi river. The
number Of miles in operation il the United
States exceeds that Of the rest ef the world
by the amount Of 5000 miles. The mum.
Der Of railways in the United States has
doubled within the last three years.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-31
LOST

TN THE MONTH OF SEPT, 1855,
Of VIM the SUN Of kyty doll add ive
cents (*47p5 with eight per cent. interest frm March
l6s2. All persons hereby fofAde 70 purchase
note. ss,;resr- WA ROSS.
HouxA IAN Nst lalr. 25-st - y. - -
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p
A RICH LUxP.-The New York Mir
ror has seen solid hemisPhers Of pure
gold, taken from the Columbia mine, Ga,
the result Of three days work. The val
ue Of The lump is $1,000. These mines
are owned by few enterprising gentle
men who are working them with great
success. A company partly composed Of
the proprietors Of the Columbia mine are
about 10 open the Parks mine in the same
neighborbood, which promises to yield IN
average Of 5000 a ton Of the precious
metal. The proprietors Of these mines
count on an aggregate product Of about
$25, 900 ; month. This, considering The
moderate cost Of working, is ! golden har-
vest-almost equal to the richest g returns
from the placers Of Ell Dorado. ''@=' Y
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-31
CTATE OF LOUISIANA FIFTH
~ JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, parrish Or N

-, u ol.ll REBoNNE. h1od SD % ass
xs si !; s...; 10. '' 81 , ss.,
By, virtue Of . writ Of g.; &: emasatiae
from the above named Court, sittiq inand
for said Parish, to me directed, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, there wiz b
offered for sale at the Court Hosslinl Hek
ma by Aubin Bourg Sheriff. on Saturday
the 2nd., day Of FEBRUARY 1855 hetvsea
l l O'Clock A. NJ and, 4, o'clock F. Mss,
One Black Saddle Mare. Issda,s ftes
Said Sale will be made to satisfy We
Principab interest ! and costs ~, absss
cause. u vnigad A., BOURG. Sheriff,
Parish d, Tsrrebonne JAM l7.h, 1856.
ETATDE LALOUISIANE,C OUR
~ sxaiE DlsrRlcr syD!C1Alnst sAnnsasE M
WIN. ,;;;:,' - '."' {asa y,s'eqasi. ~, u.
En- vertu dun writ ds &: "a: emane d
ID cour ci-dessus mentionee, siegant dapse
ct pour Ia dite Paroisse, I moi addresse
dams b cause ci-dessus intitulee e.
nulnerotee il sera ofBet en- vente publ
que I u mai.ou de cour ! Houma par y
Bourg Sheriff Samedi le 2 Fevrier 1880,
entire II heures A. NJ. ct 4 heures +. NJ
/ Une Jument noire 6s monture.
La dits veate ssra hiie peus satistsiss
Il sosnups psincipaIe, d l,inaeret Ct az h1n
de process dass j. susadits afsise.
1ermes Compliant. ri AZ. BOURC. 1921 ~
Paroisse 1srreboaue, &c. II jan. I.0O:
Thi66daox ReMale lnseisnee:
".sssS. TENNEY, PnsnIs+
A IDED by competent teachers in Eng.
~ .isa. TEsaeh, MUSK. El.n.hsoidsey. pes'ss
IN sishApr,IA ssnsisa d thls lnslisstdao s..s
nenes on the Iss Manday in Oetobef ssAe - 81 d
viii be taken for . less term than oee sI IGsnd
ssselhs bst scAe1sn nsy sueR q - 49,. ,sdes
only ffOm The ume OF entnnee. ~ b0Se - -If.sf
payuAssi In sAvanss. - 80 &c 1fifii'''' az
81 easaw 4gus III o. a8 o.
i =. TERMS. .-r-ess s.9Bsfifss
Bard and fuisioa Il Englsh PER session OK ~ rs -
msnths, 80. ..a'''ssS %
Washing, furnishing room, lighle etc. P9-
Music ON Pisno and Cola, uSe0( Jns0oDN' SO
MEATH. .:.:s..s
Ffeseh, Eu1htosde.y. Dsawise and fslnuss 80
M 1nn11,..... :. .....s..s..s .sss 80 $3.50.
Tshion fosday scholars PER msese;. IL. .uuI ~
lneidsoe,t expenses sefsion u I'VE Ms0"' =, .
Uet II, e.ISlS-tf .fs
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q q Household and Kiachen Yurniture


Tbe Nod md slaves b sid o. credit Of one, two
and three years. that Il ny, the price payalei
three equal iastanents IN al and each of the months Of
March Of the years las, 1855 1872 The purchasers
give notes for said inst,enis with or good and
approved security payable ut the Ocs Of the Recorder
the Parish Of to the order Of the Admnstsaior
Of tho Succession If Hubert Benanse bearing eight per
eest intesest aAeR malusity. say, . izr5 sf-lf es-ss
For the moveables all sums Of ten dollars and under
payabss In esh I'll sums that amount payable
the IL day Of April 1851, purchaser to gys noes and
eurity - Aforesaid. A. BOURG. Sheriff.
Parrish Il rasrsbsnne, JanaaEy s6sh. 1856. ms
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z TKKR1F1c Siren RrDE.-rhe Wheel.
ing Intelligencer, Of the 9th ult., give.
the following account Of fearful sleigh.
ride, which took place near Wheeling on
the day previous, On the occasion Of the
nls' snow :aislf 10 sieiz edi nloj, ybsl Z
u" Mr.. ]. 8. Wheat, in company with
several gentlemen, was driving along the
ridge Of the Wheeling Hill, at a point i'm.
mediately above the house ofaMr. Sock.
lBan, which is situated in the valley sew.
eral hundred feet below tho TOT. Of the bill,
whom The horses either became frightened
or unmahagele,7 reared up and leaped
down tho awful pfecipice. u Mr.. W. was
the only one who remained il the sleigh,
the others having jumped out. Tho
steepness of she descent ID such that
horses and sleigh must have tumbled and
rolled over aud ever, rather than ran Or
slid, until their fearful course was arrested
BY rocks and bushes. Mr.. Wheat fortus
nately lodged against q cluster Of pawpaw
bushes before he reacked another and
sleeper precipics below, = Gil from which
must have proved fataI. As IL was, his
right leg WAS broken below The knee and
severely masgled. The sleigh and Aar.
ness were dashed and ubfn 10 pieces, and
both horses badly cut end brsised; ono Of
them his thought. win aeiaher die or b.
lotslly uesless. Tho occurrence was late
It night and Me- w. waswitk great did.
Guilty reached by his esspanioes, who by
means Of = sled s.,cceedsd in conveying
As@ e the house Of MI. Sockman, wheEs,
. y soon ~, possible Aisd wounds were
lressed. s.,,a., -a4 aks{ a. 49,,
= : Tho ,sccident = regarded .by Ill, e.
luainted with the place where i occarrsd,
IS IN almost niraculops escape, fran ip.|
sai,neous death. We doubt whether he
amos McColloch,s Leae.a which, occur.
ed near the sau.e SPOT WAS 4 more stssnesl
nd startling affair" ,,S ~, ii .r.s, 49,
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BAYOU BLACK PACKE1Y

TsnNss ss.aAss, =. .. AsciIEr, - se:,en
rsoas the 4sA II aad vin tosusos q. s1|lI
&yes 1leek, thpoagAoqt tA entire season. FrsigA1s
s1n b md ffom the Opeaoo1S RalfoeA, o. he nosl
saflG tesWss ssls.os BIB aHs ~ na8ssiS Il
sisrSR; tssns 's : ys .a = e s' 10
caae~ Il 1soS-l5-ti.sfn, r~S y 49, #
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Succession de Hubert Bellanger.
FTAT LA LOUIS[ANE-Cour d,

~ Cinqnieme District. PaFosas De TeTrsbonne. .
Attendu, Que WILLIAM NJ. MERCER de Il PaSosse
de Terrebonnc. fit application treer de b dite
Cour pour e're nomme Administrator ee h die Succession
En- CONSEQUENCE toutes les pers'nnes qi pourr.lent
avoir des objections b dite gdem.nde sDnt pMr lei
psesentes notices de les dAduise Greer de- II dte
Cour Bureau dams h vile de Houma, dads lea dir
ours vui suivront II Premiere phhealios ca avis sou
10 dite demande sera sccordec ct conrnee sen Ia Ioi
sTEMOlN ma main es le seeau Dc ID dise Cuf,
III 49, &c, * Jsnver, 1856 st45ga ngef'
]. AYCOCE. GriA1er.
3A4. de h Co0S du 6ease District, Tesseb.,nne.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-31
Succession de Michel Molaison e. de
81 Camelite Pitre, son epouss dec&dee. 80
FTKr DE LALOUISIANE- Cour de

C1equ1esne fustl1ct, poyssteee ~ 1eTeA0nne
Atendu Que fRANCOls FIRE, della pasoisss do Ter
reb"nne, aft application reer de 10 dits Cour
pour etre nonm6 Administrators e h die Oaccesioo.
consequence, touts es pessonnes qui poussalent,
avords b dite deande cont pr les pseDentes
de s aeduife an lsdite Cur On Bu.
reau dams Houma dams les dix juu Qui suvront
premiere lubeaon de eessvis sano b diee denande ss
accosdeo es coa6rnee se3on h lo I'd l., s.est q : :
Teinoin main 81 le sceau De 4 dite Cour. 60
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2-A de Ia Cour.du S 6sne District Terrehonne.