davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03
Gbe FARMER.
January Work for the Farmer.

January WOIR 1OA Che az AnSA'
New Year has come! Winter is fairly
upon us-storms and clustering days; snow
drifts and frosty nights Open to the new
page of Times ledger with the same good re-
solves, and kind wishes for our neighbors.
Cattle will eat less. and look better, if they
have warm stables. Prevent their rubbing
and swallowing hairs by frequent use of the
curry-comb. The pig-sty needs an extra bun
dice straw these cold nights. Take extra
care of that wee animal give it few tur-
nips, carrots, ears of corn, or little rowen
by itself.
Look into the cellar, and see that there is
no frost or rats among the vegetables; look
after the mice in the graiuery. See that the
plows, carts and wagons are under shelter.
Get out the mill-ogs, and draw up the
wood-pile, before the snew is too deep. Wood
should be drawn to the house sled-length,
and there cut up: better attention can be
be given to the stock, while the boys are al
school--and the chips make an excellent fue
for heating the tea.kette during the hot days
in Summer.
Read the newspaper carefully, correct the
editors remarks on farming, by sending him
interesting facts for publication. Look after
politics, and pay the printer--if you have
time,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

SIR JOHN FRANKLIN's GRAVE FouND-&.
Pauls, Minnesota, Dec. y. Mr.. Stewart arri-
we'd from Red River last evening, on his way to
Canada, bearing dispatches for Sir Geo. Simpson,
containing information of the discovery of the
point where Sir John and his party persisted.
1t was on the coast opposite Montreal Island
Their bones lie buried in the sand within an ex-
tent OF twelve miles. This is the fifth winter
since they persisted, and the drifting sands of
that barren region, being in latitude 90 deg.
North, have piled in successive layers on the
bones of these noble and ill-fatcd men. Mr.. S.
described the region as being dreary in the ex-
IRENE; not blade of grass, not stick of tim
Der met the eye. No game of any kind could
be found. He was informed by the Equimaux
that they had reached the spot just in time to
see the last man die of hunger, who was leaning
against same object when discovered. lie was
too far gone to be saved Mr.. S. has brought
home the remains of boat, having the name OF
Sir John Franklin on it, u hammer, kettles,
part of blue flag, and other articles belonging
to the unfortunate vessel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

FRENCH WHEAT BUYERs.-We noticed the
fact some time since that agents of the French
Government were making large purchases Of
Wheat at Chicago and other Western places.
The Chicago Democrat says, the party in
this city, Mr.. Haddock, who is supposed
to have purchased, for French account,
and who paid out here over $l,200,000
through the Marine Bank of this city, is still
in the market, and his purchases no doubt
tend greatly to keep up prices in the present
stringent state of our money market. His
purchases are mostly Spring wheat, and he
has been paying $3.50 per bushel for some
days past. "-Rochcster Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

FREEDOM Triumphant The determination
of the Free State men in Kansas has overcome
the first difficulty towards a Free State;
The Chicago Journal of the Goth has late in
telligence, received from gentleman direct
from Kansas:
. In an interview with q committee from the
people of Lawrence, Gov. Shannon acknowl-
edged that he had been entirely mistaken in the
facts upon achtch he had based his proclamation
He promised them that he would forthwith
send the Missourians home. Communicating his
determination to the latter, they dcmurred un-
less the people of Lawrence pouM agree to give
up their arms. This the committee positively
refused to do, replying that their arms were their
own private property, as sacred as their lives,
and that the Missourians could not take the one
without fast taking the other. As Shannon be-
gan to show the white feather, finding that he
had gone too far, he could not justify his posi-
ton in leading ON lawless mob of banditti, in
an attack upon men against whom there was no
real grounds of complaint, the valiant sons of
Mars from Missouri retired ingoriously from
the feld.''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

FooD FoR Mich Cows.--It it said that
large milking establishment at the North of
England, the cows are fed in the following
manner, viz: ninety lone poueds of clover hay,
cut or chopped; one pound of salt; one hun
dred and sxty-eight pounds of brewers
grain; twelve pounds of ground aax-seed.-
These ingredients are mixed together, and
equally divided as the food of twelve cows.
The hay, after begin cut, is put into the
mash-tub and scalded with boiling water.
The other articles are then mixed with it.
1t is asserted that the average yield of milk
is fourteen quarts, for period eff eight
months in succession. Am. Veterinary
J0urn0K
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

NurR1MENr IN THE APpLE.-With us (says
the editor of the Albany Journal the value
of the apple, as an article OF food, is far
moderated. Besides containing sugar, mucil-
age and other nutriment matter, apples con-
tain vegetable acids. Aromatic qualities &C.,
which act powerfully In the capacity of re-
frigerants, tonics and antiseptics; and when
freely used at the season of mellow ripeness,
.heir beneficial effects are strongly apparent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

To SUBSCRIBERS Subscribers sending money
to the Freeman Office, should specify whether
they wish it credited on the advance volume, or
on the past, or BOTH Money may be sent to
pay the arrears, and the balance--if any-will
be credited on the next volume. The terms are
one dollar and fifty cents year. If
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

AGENTs.-We trust our agents will take this
opportunity to get as many new subscribers as
possible; and we give them leave to retain
twenty-five cents Of each subscription, for their
trouble. Postmasters are requested to act as
agents, and by SO doing are entitled to a copy
of the Freeman gratis.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

THE GRAPE Crop OF CALIFoRNIA--The
grape crop of California is said to be very
large this year. Last year there we're ship
ped to San Francisco from Southern California
not over 500 tuns of grapes whereas thi;
year it is confidently believed the shipments
will roach 1900 tuns, exclusive of 100000
golons of wine which will be manufactured
at Los Angeles. The grapes at San Francisco
average from 10 to lie. per pound to the
trade, and from Is to Zoe. at retail. The
most extensive arrangements have been made
at Los Angeles for the manufacture of the
juice of the grape.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

We would ask as a particular favor, that those
friends of Freedom, who have in a great
measure had the guidance of the party under
their supervision, will suggest ideas for its we'll
fare, as they may from time to time think best.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03
The VI. WATcHMAN.-The editor of this pa
per takes US to task as follows:

pol e"hoo 10 " tdSh ds lOllOWS.
The following political paragraphs not only
indicate that MIR. Boyce is quite suspicious of
every Republican paper in the State, his own
alone excepted and of the Republican party as
body, but will also excite suspicion that he is
untriendly to the Republican cause This ought
to have been avoided, and can be, even now, if
the Freeman will answer plain question The
Republican party of Vermont is based upon the
idea that Freedom is the paramount question in
the present condition Of politics, and that every
friend of freedom. without distinction as to past
political opinions, is to meet on equal grounds
in the Republican ranks. Is the Freeman to
act upon these principles or is it not!
We ask the editor of the Watchman few
plain questions: Is Freedom to be the " para
mount question" only in the present condi-
ton of politics" Is the "present condition
of politics " simply the agitation of the Kan
sas question! if SO, has the Republican party
no further purpose than the settlement of the
present condition of politics!"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

IMPORTANT FROM MExICo.-Neto Orleans, Dec.
&c. Vera Cruz dates are to the 22d, and from
Mexico to the 18th inst. Alvarez had resigned
the Presidency, and was succeeded by Gen
Comonfort. The new ministry had assumed an
organization. twas reported that ex. President
Alvarez bad game South.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-03

Our thanks are due the Bellows Falls Argus
"a paper worked on hand press--and the
Burlington Federaiist, for their Aattering no.
ices of the FREEMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ST. n, CHARLES 9 Harrison, Ky Capt Hitcteoek
Miss James dgford, Miss ridgford 4 sgt KY; / Bonner
and sery Miss; Lelnuel Webb II W Wick ervt Gin
ton John Cox Herds co.. w Knox, Miss; W Baker, Ala
Henry sheppard N G.; II Mathew W Paris II Puros Scot
land Percy Roberts, 0 Currier u + H Sewall aud
lady Miss Bloodwood Mrs McInyre MISS Fergcrson; La
Wn Smith, Willimspor Jno Miller W Thomson, J IIaia
lady and serv Clas Leisure, VIM Webbing A G Ross Mobile
FL Ford, Hastand V Fl Pickett and SIT Gibson Per
gus Fukeer La + Martinez Del Rio lady child and evs
de Ansovaegn Angel Gaycocekcr Jos de Garay AugstiT
de de Jturbde, Vno Herrera eanodro del Vae Juan Bar
rera, Mexico; J r Weahery, " Humphrey Jno A Collins
La J Lawrence, Misses Lawrence Y: Potion and fam
iiy Hayana; DR. W Thomas and SIT Thayer, Frier
SON. w s Casey, La. 1sg3 81, I5' IE@S5
~ CITY HOTEL.s Capt Davis, N o; AY Smith, Fla II T.
aXton and sert AcKneely, lady and sert Ark inc
Ptckens lady and Natcez Thos Estebrook, Brunswick
u d Ieraqlt ST James, W Holland La James Slidson
Grand Gulf; Nj Paruele, Canton Vim Hall, Boyna G "
Andrews Canton; James Langhan GamdeR Miss NJ Peck
Miss Black River: G. r Cunningham, Cooper
CMmmings, Mobile; William Germany, Fla James Conner
W9oter Bladen Springs; Gill; n " Garrisou, Y: Ar
terson Ala, "a Veson and ser ca: L Cunningham, We
Turnpike; NJ Copeland Montgomery G Carson and lady
Weathersby Mrs May berry, Mis- Maybery Miss VIM
rtke, 2 E Yessiere, Baton Rouge Reddck Black RIVER
IesSe Read, Miss " Curry Aakapas; Taquino, o
y Quicksilver St Louis.
ARCADE. j Dlnevy, r Pttsbrrg; Clark, Natchez;
Spencer Ark; NJ wilkins, La: Gibbs. Williams Ala
Richard Lose, Miss r u Bridger, Msrkhnfn Toland
Jos Warner Culbertson La; A Frnnaly, Miss !, Hum
Gie lluh, Las CWiflnian, Jacob Slunan Fort Adams
SGIanse, Ia. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
RECEIPTS OF! Produce.

MOBTIE-sealner Oregon-5 bales cotton Bradley Wilson
cotton gins Carter eo-saddfes q oEderTo : Is GALES
cotton. sz..g-,f $50 -, 10 ,.G7g5' -
son d pseo d fpEa o nd
sugar Kelly &coSS bbs molasses W Burbridge &co2S
HRa
bhds lis S es sson
so5j RANp Peas bales
EEL neaaers9n i Richard Nugent N
sa Fsd as
co-l5 Perrel do bale wool Bstlin &co3 bales cot
to SIS bales coo auf
" City Of Cairo - bales cotton Wright
RRe ce Gya S
dffo phE sq ,s. Nay ya9hSok
So Esllogss Hewitt Norton keol Cummings Stew
ce-Tota, 1899 bales cotton.
CAADEN-Steaner Judah Turo--71 bales cotton Lloyd &
s Tasfy s Gs oEsE
&eoll Frellson Stevenson &co-lo Mckeroy BradordS
nsW S sanSe
cnnss awr T Psa saSss
Paul uge les-sundries order-Tota lac bales cotton
do Ns s
ao s Nos TosI RSns Tond
1eE sianten RsdSill ROBBERS FeFrell4s RI
10 sSs
WIFI Meoy Bfado rhp
Cleveland Brothers col N Lowe &es-l do Campbell
sds@Fss @ d'Ssy0
s Blssv son eo Saz @
45s SO Is wheat 5bxs drugs Henderson Terry &coS bale
ons pSHSgsn 5as s sa do @
W CROMWELL balss cotton s SKIS wheat Bra Brady, aomal
IL hs G soS
sstea SsG s' HaSi sS:os
IT, &eo2s do corn Crafts Sco Sd do ~ do Iv
Hadden5 hhds tobacco r H Short ksob Do soery et
Eeo-Foia sSs bales Cotton 30 hhqs tobaec0 i''''s' D't'
s York ns cases frq cans Hen
Whisky pe;oa 5eeen s. cheese is &c
51S Il sss $s 7si
8 Sds s 100 os s0a
sehneder-l6 bbsyenger % ties hams l52 bSs starch
esnds 3 Il ss5 se e:
Gossss S s o
nrnps Pope Ellison Ssol bx and eask glassware
truck Freq Pines bxs gware SHAY Eco4 bSs gware
bb black do 80
800 bbls whisky to orde1-sI do potatoes Bsmingl5
WE e Bard
BIS whisky James Connoly seq0 q alcohol Morton es
sssss HesSn Ss fiacf
ST LOUISE Steamer ST Nicholas-l2s ties 43 bb lard lie
lsnd SEC 2s;. d2 pr Ksnpst Dis SeoS SS PORK
Steele 0SS bbls 2s hf bbs pork hds aow az hams
l04 csks laid Vose Bros12 bb IS ties do Kennedy &c
DO bbls g. gs hbIs pork Dutcher47 bbls whisky
Molony Bro47 do FeFnentes bbls -four VOORHEES,
pork Is tes hams Woodruff cases mdse AIer2
pkgs do BaeopQ0 bills alcohol 40 bbls flour W ShAW
&co25 do lard oil 6gesby Macauay-35 bbs whisky 2uI
bbls -four 3S wheat 300 do Newton &co-6 bb
eggs Horrel Gayey &co14do Delbondo-5OO SKIS bran i
Duffy &co25q els rope Pore Ellison &co56 do aggerty
Kennel Scot hhds tobacco Rodewad Pdere &co496 pig
lead CIT Buddecke &coS pcs machinery H FTelson Son
1877 els rope 81 bales hay head cattle lao
100 bbls -four, order-Toal IS hhds tobacco t72
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
CONsTA q III. Ti,ss !. s IA.

sFeG Ps: SgsFl SIssss
p directed s. ths II BsaafoF second Justice il lie
i Pah e. have saIs 4 pub
1884 o'clock and q ne
oNE cERTa1N or with ali the improve
Bsa Il s
ss Il ne M II NE PsFis 1,snI
& q square - on made By Pusges ss
2h Of November and deposited IN the oce q Ghia
Said lot being &. and
sssso Ra %
phine street and extending depth between parallel lines
and other sde towards White street BY M s
viii again offer sale pubc above described
properly at the Bas' arcade on Magazine street
der, twelve months credit with bond and security bearing
FIVE per cent - interest per annllln II =
ms as.l8 . nys ~ q. Constable
sssEcosp Jusres,s couRr u. F. .ARDREY vs. LAWRENCE
III 81 aIafs
public auction
Va Il sSSft 8 fssTHz RERRsE
aFas y s$slss @ FLEA
sd III sR
eERTA1a LoT situate III
suburb Franklin in this city dssignaed BY he No Of the
feasRs R y sas5 sa s
posted in the office Of ssghers then Notary Public in this
city plan 70 of book Of plans said oto ground
az feet front Music street. by l2a DEPTH be-
sfS ffe1s FFRa5 st5sS situated in
suburb Franklin Of this city, in square No. Comprised within
Music Girod Urquhart streets according gem
efal plan of said suburb drawn by Jane II l said
is designated o particular plan by j.
the 18th Of deposited in the office q T. seghes
Then T Notary s PpR , IL s e 9o
fSs5 OF situated
suburb Frank Of this city in the square No. 49, comprised
within Music Grod Art and Urduba streets according
june ls2s said lot is the No ona particular
in the office of r. seghers then Notary Public in this city,
under the No u of the book Of plans MOL said lot
81 feet front Art street, by 10 in DEPTH between parallel
lines g2ll- = 5-ttz t--z.-E,
Said property purchased by Lawrence Guton the 1Ih
day February at sale made by the Sheriff in the case
Of L. Cnlton vs. j. kiusilla. EfE5 r.. {. = 80
Seized in the above suit. = - 3sE9la 4 = = =s1ri
hTERMS-Cash on the spot. ,8E4#F5t 5EFJs. 49,
m2oal52 6 t& sga Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
Sgbipping yntflIigsltft.
SATURDAY, April 26, 1856.
IEAREn YESTERDAY.

-gI SATURDAY, April 26, 1856.
-- u ., CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Florida Cozens for Key West via the Florida ports
! y '.s,l- = ti2.s4E-tEi' ~ E 6 Rogers eco
Ship Hannah Croeker for New Yord, e A Fosdick
Ship Galena Leave, for Havre. Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Abby Brown Brown for Galveston, Creeyy Farwell
Brit. Ship Harmony, Jamison, for Liverpool,
j II Ashbrdge eco
Ship Aqen Manson for Liverpool, Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Sheield Nelson. for Genoa, Baxter, Lowell &co
French Bark Celina Chable, for Bordeaux, '5'hs.
LL Z .att5 ~ GAi- Baxter, Lowell eco
Bark Welkn, Glover, for Boston, I'.m H Fennard
Span. Brig Proridenca Morales, Barcelona, ut.
.t..r Caballero & Basualdo
Spnn Brig Victoria Julio, for San Sebastian, IIene
Brig VIM Clark, Simpson, for Havana, r Cahuzac SEQ
Brig Mary Elizabeth, Mcconnell. for Havana, $40
Y saR 1GEtil5' Goldenbow & Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
ARRIVED.

Steamship Texas Forbes from Vera Cruz to Harris Morgan
Ship Mary Murphy from Havre 9Th March, naserst dis
Ship Tanisco Borland 40 days from Lyepoo Meeker
Ship nelewae Patton 72days from Chathaln Eng, via Apa-
, lachicoa, 6 Gays, to master-ist district, I'll
Bark St st. oam 6S days from Liverpool 10 master
Bark Goa ore from from Liberia Africa 10Th Dec via Rio
Bark Mahen Williamson IS days from Rio De Janeiro 10
sehr Japon, from Bay St Louis basin. -, l,g
Schr Eclipse, Peter, from Bay st Lnuis-BasinS!
Schr Glementne, from Bay ST Louis-Basin. rc,
schr Falsteer, from Pearl Rver-Basin
Schr J Il Plulnmer, Myer, from Pascagoula-Basin
Schr 0ctayia, from Amite River--Basin. =
schr Pannador: MorEiAex, from Anite-Basin. Ia
Schr George, from Tchefuncta-Basin .uUI
Schr Syphide, from Bonfouca-Basn.
Schr Mary, Callan, from Biloxi Basin. D-
Schr Mary, Margeret, from BiloXi-Basin.
Schr sorthine, Day, from BonfoucR-TBasin
Sehr Louisville from Bonfouca-Basn. "a.
t# t.'z usTEAMBo ATs,a-25 adj,
Orleans Mooy, from St Louis.
"''. Laurel Hill, Hooper, from Bayou sara
St Nicholas, Yore, from St Louis.
'Ff Piota, Parker from Grand Etore. fsss
opeotsas, Neal, from Gros Tete. Ia-.-
Oregon. Myers, from Mobla -l-
Yorktown, Scott from Cincinnati. ,3GT r5
n Midas, Brown from Tennessee River. q
W." i Lewis Whitemm Wallace, from Yazoo River. m ~;
Towboat Miapdon Whann, from the Passe-towed down
and e ship Itos and bark Fanny-brought
~ Il up ships Mary ind Taniscos. e fi fE H. 5gz15 .
swift ii: BELow-Co MING up. ~
Towboat Phoenix Cowel from Passes-toVe down and to-
n7 sen 10Th inst, ships Pocahnntas aud Chester Holm
brought ship Delaware bhrks St Lawrence aud Aaen
Williamson and schr --.Na3l 7f" - III 2 St7@y q
Towboat Patheg. Taylor from the down and
tosea 21 Inst ships Esnerado and Timor-brodght rp
" bsrks Cora Hawathe and Spanish bar i -,
slip Me Prebe days from Boston, Vim Dcweycro
60 tons ice to " Bosworth Geo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
III
STATE OF i 3.TFIaT - Z, z

FOURTH DISTRICT corar1 rsYT =, IN;
CREDITORS and tfe an
Neworleans. Of EEIE II HIffs NS III IN
THE cession OF the petitioners IN IN
individually vel the eredoEs e Gsiss md Il
before D. l. Ricardo Esq Notary Public IN s city ea fe
I'D Of May 1876 otcl6ck A. NJ to deliberate affairs
Of the fnsofgsnt and elect sydc In The meantime Judi
cfal proceeding against his person and property stayed
And it's further ordefed that r. H. Howe Rsq be appointed
Attorney TO represent the absent ediorss i{ s.
BY order 81 the Court this 38sil Of April, Is56.
ssS5@@S I'll. 81 asS32 SAMUEL f9IE.siG5E,5ES
4 an sfsIsfes s3e5 " DeEuty Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

NEW Y0RRABark MazeppaAArhur &eo--G T 1suddacke
6eo-Beebe TBaehann4n Carroll &co5Ba; Ellis &cos
BrollAtour- Fhips-F Beuer Barere &cot
IF DueongeaJA Doughery &co-E N Daley &co pogan
Henderson paniola &eo=FEessn Stevenson esiean
aco-Ha Kemp 6eoz-J 7 Rardie 800 kehnetF Dix Gco-
Kelly Fraser--H npereaJ Lum sco-Dnues.
MortoR1J MeF,on IL Q MeS 1seG N1Ioson Nc
Nornient-W 4 q NeagleG W NettletoF ogiesby L Ma
eaulay-oakey u HAWKINS Price, Converse ssco-Payne il
&co-Payne, Steele &co-N Richards-G w Shaw &co-t W
Sizer-samdson i keene-l4 Snapp &eo-Snapp Il iill-G
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
CATTLE M ARK EFT.

NV 50 ~ .'s JEFFERSON CITY, April g., 3
Arrived to-day l94 head of Cattle and $40 Hogs Veal Cattle
in demand buta heavy supply of other stock offers Prices
in favor of purchasers at our quotations.
l Z q I @ E -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
+5-sE a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. as& Il HI Bs8s
QUArgtExE gogE DIsrhlcr Es
de- la HI s3.. itsA NGIAtIs sts LET CAE-
lh5 NouveNs1Oriears. ANGLERS de sfsUTMFSS Il

~ NouvelissOrlsafs. q AHLIERs q 5ssEINEss Q
ss @ ~ .tt.t.s58 l5s-5 HI No.
I A eessf0n DIES Y3F0prFetes du Tsef1gIonn afEes
~ accep.se par Ia profit sesereaneers indfsfn
element sins ls crsaciefs de Gnineas Hill et
esefnbee dts cnnYddues
tsne pardeyant q Ricardo notae public le
y Jour de mai 1856 10 heires A. NJ refet de
les afaire de 1nsovahe et9ds syc En- atte4
dan ponrsues uieiaires psonne es
sunt suspedHes. II plus ordonne X.
noIre asotat pom les cTeanefers sbsens
Y Far ordre de Ia eour Is asrfl 1856, s8a5
fiisss..l AAUEI GTLMoRE
AL 5Oanut6s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
sEcovD DrsTa.rcT COURT o. NEW ORLEANS.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
5KSTHEREAS, JohH Moore mas pctitiOned the
fof letters Of the estate Of the
late Samuel Goruay, deceased fntestae- Oak
Notice Is hereby given all concern chow
should rot be granted. u -s3 1
BY order of the court. r. II s4sS !, "
Z - y 54ss a. DREux,
als2 fl sFstIs47 A as8g Deputy Clerk
DEUXIEME GoUR DE DISTRICT della N'Ile:oRLEANs.s
Z A T'TENDV que. 5oIin Moore u presente unes
petition Ia cour d. Peet dobenir les 1eitres de Cura
.elle 70 succession Taeane Goralay decide
Avis est doRe ous one peut
dix iors les raisonB pour queIcs
il ne serait pas fat 4 Ia dite petition. N rs
IN Y "a DREUx, III
ais q q - 81. Depnte GEefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26
nartitlIa,ts {Notites.

- Z. - = $500, ,r, 81 49,
~ Wy 1nthEIAs l4ecSMIss--ThScV. FInO1f1Rs ~
Lows LII. tho subjects Of which are as foows: 51
Readings from Longfsllow Bryant Tenyson and others.
lecture 2-Poerg0 tie Spiritual Life with Ratings from
his Epic Of the Starry Heavens Lyric Of the
Morning Land, h and " Lyric Of the Golden Age. III 5f
Lecture 3-The relation Of the Fine Arts Civilization
NJ Harris T. eHpsGSsfa e aTye y time deliver
Should there be notice viii be given In this
| paper on Wednesday morning. rs I'D
oeelsS 81 4-- ezo i :
'-'ft' HALL or MIssissIpPf FIRE COMPANY ms y
.,.'%5 BGFtNew Orleans hprijfgI 1s5Ge a. q
h H1-The Officers and Members of fills Car. .
pany hereby notified to attend me next MONTHLY Wsetin
be held st the Engine House on MAY ETEEISG Tia 1st
inst, at haf phst7 o'clock ~ ~
requested If rat ~ p nenes ~
4 the Ieetine = " pe piousi' peioic
;faa5 e. & = Ky lzls, IotfN n WEIR Pa,nan
Dow HlIs, epEeIaL-
| IAs3~ Perseverance, Fire Corn NO. 13.
The officers and members nf ire tna,,, M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

pEEF-3O0 bbls and 800 half bbls Dominck Davis Extra
-Ae Mess, for family use for sale by VA yGS5T I N
VOORHEES,, GRIGGS 4 CO., '''.47.f'
M2 Is Tchoupoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

The Stock market was quiet, though there negotiations
foot We only heard Of the sale Of 10 shares Bank Of New
Orleans at 1861. 80, .r.ho "a -.,-p,Is INA. Z!
The steamship Texas arrived this evening bringing
in Mexican dollars. .B aL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

ssssk. TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
Sk land IN Eastern Texas known as the land,
i 6sy Pet On the Wsehss river This land is offered
trade for it in this way cam by addressing The Undersigned
learn the terms and particulars which will be such
suit the parties offering References to the quality the
land and title can be made to Hon George W. smsth Hon u
this county. IA? 81 siUEI, GOODEF 10 &
az LIT +.l3atEs - -+sE' Iasnnr ro,,ntx. rsx,s n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-26

pENTUyAL.-THE OFFICE oF THE COMMISSION
~ ERS AND AGENTS OF THE NcD0NOGH ESTATE is
removed 10 the corner Of Grayer and ST. Charles Streets mp
stairs-entrance No. 80 Sirayier street al H