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BATON ROuaE,::APH1L u, 1896

~ ws learn by I telsgraphic
despatch, from New or1e.as, }that
the State Council Of The American
Party, have discarded the Secrecy
feature, by almost a unauimyts vote,
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A SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST rnr
UNlrEp SrArEs The Liverpool Times
says, that the "group Of unsettled
questions" to which the American
minister referred III his London speech
is increasing
For the Brazilian mail this week
brings an account Of occurrences con
nected with the slave trade which are
sure to compicatc our relations with
the United States, without any super
fuous thunder from Printing House
Square. II appears that an o'ganiz-
Cd conspiracy has been arranged at
Boston and New York, for fitting out
slavers to supply the Brazil market
with negroes from the coast Of Africa.
and recently SLAYER, manned by an
American crew, and sailing under
the American flag, has been captured
and condcmded BY the Brazilian Gov
ernment, under circumstances which
leave no doubt Of the fact that this
hcrrid traffic has received fresh
stimulaut in the ports Of the Ameri-
can Union. A British cruiser and
an American ship-ofwar were nearly
coming into collision off Brazil res
pectiug this fugitive SLAYER. All these
circumstances are calculated seriously
to embarrass the present misunder'
standing between this oosa.sy aud the
United States"
The Times surely cannot har cad
the accounts from Rio Jaus
rectly. The trouble bsr
English and Amerigs
on account of Yaukte
the former suspected Of IN . nus
sian privateer.
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|
WoRRELL.--'rhe aged parents Of
Worrell, Tone of the two murderers cl
Gordon now incarcerated in St. Louis
Jail at las accounts. were in St
Louis to see their eliminated Son, and
probably 10 take their last adieu of
him on earth It win he recolIected
that he was arrested at their house in
Dover, State Of Delaware, whittier he
bad hid immediately after The m,rler
and where M doubt he was received
from his wide abroad wandnrings with
true parental joy, and little thought Of
his heart being stained with ATTRACTIONS
crime, and his hands with the blood,
or that in the person of their returned
son they harbored murderer, but
such was the fact. and he was torn
from them by the relentless officers of
of the law, and their once innocen.
smiling darling baby, or br'ghtsyed
cheerful boy, now the manacIed occup-
ant Of felon's CELL awaits the sitting
o. tribunal which will doubtless CON
sign him TO an expiration Of his crime,
by the ipfliction on him, OF the heavi-
est penalties of his coun,ry's violated
laws. His aged Father who has THUS
followed him is said to be about sixty
five years Of age, his mother probably
at least over three score. Oh what
agonizing feeling must they endure,
far kneener probably than that can
reach or effect the obdurate murderers
hardened heart.
What a solemn warning and what
a lesson of instruction to parents, does
the case inculcatc. to excite them to
bring up their children in the fear Of
the Lord, early TO Undue their hearts
with the spirit of piety, to admonish
them. Pray much for them, and
train them in the way they should 60.
Few, it any, thus raised, over travel
The course that leads to such fearful
end
Ey A new dodge, says the Boston
Traveller of Thursday, was practiccd
IN two Of our State street banks, and
attempted on third yesterdy. A
nan entered the Suffolk bank, and
lesired twenty dollar bills for large
ill They were given, when the man
uddenly threw them back and said he
would take gold. The teller counted
'ut the gold without counting ever the
ills, thinking that the man bad re-
urned the some that he received. A
onnt after the man was gone reveal
d the fact that be had adroitly taken
ut one twenty dollar bill before he
'assed them back. A like game was !
RED at the Traders when ten dollar 6
ill was thus kept back. At the
Itlas bank the rogue was foiled ,
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TERRrpLE SurFERlNa.-A Buffalo
letter gives an account Of the terrible
suffering q large number of passen
gers who last week left Hornesville fo,
that city in the cars. The writer,
SAYS:
The train could not get through ON
the New York city road. and the pas
sengers took the Erie road to Dunki'k
They lay at Perrysburg from monday
noon till Friday night. where thew
could get no beds and very little to
eat. There were 500 passengers and
400 employees, who took in the cars
all the rest they could get During
the time two children and one young
man died not entirely from cold aud
starvation, but fatigue and bad air, and
being sick when they started. One
lady, who was on board, received a
Geographic dispatch that she had three
children lying i'll of the scarlet fever
in Illinois. II was impossible to de
scribe her agony at the constant de-
ten'ions and long delays. The cars
frequently run off the track, and when
rep|cased the wind would drift the
snow npo. De track and render it i'm
possible 'thefoceed. We had the super
in'epdent Jon the train, and fifteen
locomotives to draw us-but there
were some enormous drifts. One of
them was forty feet deep.
Jurisdiction Of the Ft1erol Court
The Knorn;Ne Register, of the 9th
ult-, has the following:
"A bill has been Introduced by Colo
mel Sneed, and has passed both Houses
of Congress, iefiuing the Jurisdiction
Of the circuit and district courts of the
United States, for the Eastern district
Of Tennessee. Heretofore. in cases of
criminal prosecution for offences COM
nitted in any Of those counties formed
since the establishment of Of the Unit
I'D States judicial District Of East
Tennessee, the District Attorney has
been compelled to introduce proof that
certain new countries have been form.
ed out of the old countries. which,
'ginally constituted the DISTRICT
this difficulty, since.
eus counties at
thin the District"
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Cottage flo,,s. fer Sal

Cottage House FIR Sale.
n BEAUrlFULLY situated cot. -
"A tage is offered on very liberal sp'95
terms For particulars apply 10 ~
W. $ PIKE, %
ap'3-lw-d. ED. BOGEL.
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W. haze .D,sst Rprrtvc.s

FROM CINCINNATI. 50 BpLs. NFsuA MOCK po
TAT0Er, which We vim .e,, tsv n, t,Ast,
npr7 A MoNr.N MN
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LO"lsiann penlter,tlary.

EXECUTIVE Orrtog, Barrow Rorar.
starch 22, 1856 (
CEALED proposals win he received M the E.ec.
~ ufive Office In the city Of Baton Rouge. until
the first day Of May next. for snrr yins the Lon
'sana enitentarv with FRESH BEEF f,r the on
suing twelve months
maria. ROBERT g. WfCKtfFFE.
Governor ef Louisja M
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BARON Ror0s Ann r,trror pt.vr Eo.p f'owp.vv
Waych 22d 1856
Pesolred, That coll of FIVE per cent NJ ire
capital stock he made, payable on the 4th day
., June 1856 ivy
The stockholders cf the IA TIM Rouge md f1lir.
ton Plank Road Company, are notified that mn j
mem OF nv. pe, cent OF the capital stock ~ 26)
per share, has been .alledi, as per the ebova
resolution, payable on she An II June next A.
me counting room Of 8. NJ Hart Il Co. baton
Rouge Nv order of the Board. A. n DttNN
A. WADDILl, Secretary. Presidept
Dissolution.
The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the style and firm Of
ward, Mc''atto" 4 Go, Is hereby dissolved ~
mutual consent. Either partner viii use tho
name Of the Arm in liquida ton.
O. u. NOTATION.
0EO. W. WARD.
J. A. NOTATION.
VIM. g. PIKE
mara Advocate Gazette copy month,
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Mflu A0petii IIIfnts.


A Few Sets Cottage furniture complete VIII,
6! - iamoftus, AkSd 40 boz, Split I'o'tomea
U Unsirs, q Assortment II tl,ose hyperion srek
T rot" st1yes Mahcgohy l'edstesds, re'e and
wockseat office Chair. Ae., M H. Furnishing
ware Roofns NJ tapsl PIPER h GO
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NOTICE..

(HOT-2j0 SACKS assorted Shot. Fo,
~ sale by T. PRErpEasAsr 4 Co.
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0sal vsst, EbS ana ouard Chasns,
NJ THE latest patterns, at reasonable
~ prices At ldecl91 THEo. GoLDxAHs.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-02
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish Of Terrebonne, Feb. %, 1856.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-COUR
II DU CINouIEME DISTRICT JUDlCIARE-
Paroisse Terrebonnc. -a
Hugh Daspit,
Felix Daspit.
Felix Daspit.

En- vertu Fun writ de d. II. emane oe
la Cour sous.dite, siegeant dams ct pour Ia
Paroisse Terrebonne, adresse au Sheriff
soussienk dams la cause ci-dessus intitulee
ct numerotke. ii sera ofert en- vente publi-
que, 4 IL maison de cour Houma, Samcdi
le 5eme jour d Aurl, 1856, entire II heures
a. n. eli 4 heures P. N. Ia proPriete ci.apres
dkcrite, SAVIOR: a :.
Le tiers indivis dun certain moroccan de
terre situe sur Ia rive gauche du Bayou
Petit Gallon, dams Ia Paroisse Terrebonne,
borne en- haut par Ia terre de F. Michel,
ct en- has par celle de ]. B. Duplantier, le
dit moroccan de terre etant compose dune
partie des Nos. Is ct IA.
Et le tiers indivis dun autre certain
moroccan de terre, aussi situ6 dams cette
paroisse, sur la rive gauche de Bayou Petit
Gallon, mesurant deux arpents de lace.
par l. profondeur que porte les titres ct les
arpentages, borne en- haut par Ia terre de
Eugene Gukdry, et en- has par Ia terre de
Jules Lagarde, ensemble avec toutes les
amelioraiions qui s'y trouvent.
La dite vente sera faite pour satishire !
ID somme principale, l'in,eret ct les frais
de proces dams l'afiaire ci-dessus intitulee
ct numerotGe. Iermes-CoAPTANr.
- A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Paroisse Terrebonne ce % Few, 1855.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-02
sHERIFF's SALES, &c.
t1TATE OF LOUISIANA, FIFTH JU.
mCraI. DISTRICT COURT-Pssish Of Tarebonne.
Hugh Daspit,
Felix Daspit.

Fell. D n..p,,. No. 1897
By virtue Of a writ Of Fl. ia. emanating
from the above mentioned Court, sitting in
and for the said Parish, directed to the un:
dersigned, Sheriff, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, there will be offered for sale
at public auction, on Saturday the 5th day
Of April, 1856, between IL o'clock 4. N.
and i O'Clock P. NJ, the following described
property, to.wit:
The undivided third Of certain Tract
of land situated on the left bank Of Bayou
Little Gallon, in said Parish OF Terre.
bonne, bounded above by land Of F. Michel
and below by that of J. B. DoPlantier,
which tract is composed Of part OF No. IL
and IA; and the undivided third OF anoth-
er tract Of land also situated in this Parish
on the left Bank Of Bayou Little Caillou'
measuring two arpents front with the depth
called for by the titles and surveys, bound,
ed above by land Of Eugene Guedry, and
below by land Of Jules Lagarde, together
with all the improvements thereon.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and cost of suit, in the
above entitled and numbered cause.
Terms-CAsH.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
pariah If TerrebOnne. Feb. %, 1856.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-02
CTA7E OF LOUISIANA, FIFTH JUDI
y CXAL DISTRICT COURT-PARLSh
of Terrebonne.

OTA7E OF LOUISIANA, FIFTH JUDI
y CIAL DISTRICT COURT.-PARLSH
Of Terrebonne.
"'''' . ';: ;. s..''''''' 's.n's
By virtue Of writ of f. "a, emanating
from the above Court, directed to the un.
dersigned Sheriff. in the above entitled
and numbered suit, there will be offered
for sale at the Court House in Houma, on
Saturday the 9Th day of April, 1856, be.
tween IL o'clock AM. and 4 o'clock PM.
the following described property, to-wit:
LIST One Flatboat, measuring 80 feet in
length, and Ia feet in breadth.
2nd. Another Flatboat, measuring 80
feet in length, and 10 feet in breadth.
Sd. Another Flatboat, measuring IS
feet in length, and 10 feet in breadth, with
all the apparatus thereto belonging.
4th. Three Mules.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and cost Of suit in the
above cause. es=ss.ses
Terms and Conditions At 70 months
credit. the purchaser executing his Bond
with good and approved security, condi.
toned according to law.
2s'. A. BOURG, Sheriff:
Parish Of TsrEehonne, March Oh, l1s. ssost
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-02
ETATDE La LOUISIANA COUR Do
T. CZNQUZEME DLS7RICT JUDICIALRL
Paroisse Terrebonne.
Lobit & Carpenter,
VS.. NO. 1859.
N. B. Beal, ct al.

En- vertu dun writ de Alias b ia !:
emane de la susdite cour, siegeant dams ct
pour la dite Paroisse, addresse au Sheriff
soussigne, dams Ia cause ci desus intitule
ct numerotEe, ii sera offert en- vente publ
uue Ia maison de cour Houma, Sainedi
lie 5 Avril, 1856, entire IL heures A. M.
ct 4 heures P. NJ. Ia propriete ci apres de-.
critics, savoir: Uu certain moroccan de
terre situe dams la Paroisse Terrebonne,
sur la rive droite du Bayou Black, mesu-
rant deux arpents ct demi de face, par
quarante arpents de profondeur, Giant Ia
Motto indiyis du No. %, Township Is,
Rangee Is, borne en- haut par Ia terre de
Madame N. B. Beale ct en- bas par cele de
Joseph Guedry.
La die vente sera faite pour s9tisfaire
a Ia somme principal. linteret ct les frais
de process dams la sus dite cause.
Termes ct Conditions. A un credit de
12 mois, racquereur deyant executor son
Bon avec bonnie ct valable caution, con.
ditionk scion Ia loi, avec huit pour cent
par an d'interst partir du jour de Ia
vaate jusqu'au parfait Placement.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Paroisse TenebonDe, 6 Mars, 1855. nS05t
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-02
SHERIFF'S SALES.
CTATh or LOUISIANA FIFTH JUDI
- CIAL DISTRICT COURE.-PARLSH
of Terrebonne.
Lobit 4 Carpenter ~ ,..o
vs.. NO. 1859.
N. B. Beal ct al.


N. B. Beal ct al.
Bv virtue of writ Of Alias & "a emana.
ting from the aforesaid Court, sitting in
and for said Parish, directed to the under.
signed, Sheriff, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, there will be offered for
sale at public auction, at the Court House
of Houma, on Saturday, April 9Th, 1856,
between IL o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock r.
M. the following described property. to-
wit: A certain tract Of land situated in
the Parish of Terrebonne, on the right
bank Of Bayou Black, measuring two
and half arpents front by forty arpents
in depth, being the undivided half No. %,
Township Is, Range 16, bounded above
by land of Mrs. N. B. Beal, and below by
land Of Joseph Guedry.
Said Sale will be made to satisfy the
principal, interest and cost of suit in the
above cause.
| Terms and Conditions At twelve
months credit, the purchaser executing his
Bond with good and approved security
conditioned according to law with eight
per cent interest from the day Of sale un.
til paid. A. BOURG, Sheriff:
Parish Of Terrebonne, March 9Th. 1856. n3ost
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In the quazries should You toll
Make your mark
D. you delve upon the sod,
Make your mark;
In whatever path yo0 90,
II whatsoever psaoe you seand-
Noviag swift Or moving slow
With Q firm and honest hand.
Make your mark.
II. ,=l.l
LIZ b fleetins - . shade
Make your mark H.
Marks Of ZONE kind AUsf b made
Make your mark;
Aake 10 while the arm 10 strong,
In the golden hours II youth
Never. make IL wrong;
Make II with the stamp Il Tarfa-
Make your mark.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-02
SCOTS "LTTTLE GIANT" CORN AND COB W
Patented May 18th. 1854. i

THE attentention Of Planters, FaneS
u and Stockholders in general 10 respectfully a.
this mill a. the most important article Of the
use; not only we'll adopted tor grinding cob nea! 49,
but Fritz for the table, and especially Bread
not fully ripe or dry in the fall
cd, only requiring to be fastened to floor q
Easily adjusted and used by anybody, even gu -.
The Little Giant has received the frss pses.SI
late Agricultural Fairs in Missouri, Kentucky 49,
aaG other States and that in the most cosapno
ner; - well - the ready eHmmendations Of m %
These milk are guaranteed in the most pos.~ =
.r; and No. 2 warranted to grind 10 bushsas OF
m vilA one horse, and offered at the Iow
. complete, ready fhr attschiag the team-Ne'
grinds 20 bushels per hour with two horse. = -
Manufactured by Scott Durt, 81, Louis eeos
be, baltimore; Scott Z Hedges, CincinnalA
s5ss .EEa From the Cincinnati Dehy !. =
ssThx Lxfrlx GtAxr,-By invitation We 1890
establishment Of Scot Hedges. YESTERDAY. 70 80
tie Oiaue Com and Corn Cob MILL" II eyer ~
veil applied. IL ID in the present instance, @s
only about three hundred pounds, and w'sh ~ -
aitaceed 10 ten foot shan, II eats mp corr - =
. veneesnce" Its got up on an imps0y~ -
best patent Of this kind ever attained, ana Fl b
in i,s construction that it can be put tosespa -
motion in twenty minutes. and afterwsios y ~ atA
ussd with ease BY anybody. II VIII snes w. q
Is 10 II busneas per hear. ~.truf1h
TO The faEmer, this min, % simple ID :" .l~sp .
oecupyisg % little space. propelled ~ "a - =
hasd, and farnished II the exceeding Nv 1850
fcFds enc Of the gyeatese conveaienees ~. uavs
Whareyer they have been introduces; my sS..i ~
sal favor. Let every one interested ~ W. .seeo4
sslfin a. Seots = Hedges, No. Waaesses "a
For sale in Thibodaux BY the ander.isness: fs
y operation. which he win b pleased 8 3 HOLM
movable - 49,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-02
AYERS a.
CHERRY PICTORIAL
Fer the rapid Cure q
COUGHS. COLDS, hOARSENM
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPlNC-C0CC4
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

TINS remedy has won for itself such actssias
from its cures Of every variety Of pulmonary dsa.'
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount - et
dences of its virtues in any community whas
has been employed. So wide is the field o. ii -
fulness, and so numerous the cases Of IL su..
that almost every section Of the county aboue
in persons publicly known, who have been ls.; :.
from alarming and even desperate diseases q = =
lungs by it, use. When once tried it sapann5
over every other medicine Of its kind . 70 ~
rent to escape observation, and where It's vntsno
known, the public no longer hesitate what neese
to employ for the distressing and dangerous s.: !,
tons Of the pulmonary organs which are ~. n.
to our climate. Not only in formidable s!ne.
upon the lungs, but for the milder vanene ~.
CoLDs, ,CoUaHs, HoARsENEss, &C.; and ice C1t
DRsx it is the pleasantest and safest med'ens -
can be obtained.
As il has long been in constant use thicsessa -
this section, we need not do more than ea.is q
people its quality is kept up to the best th1snss
has beea. and that the genuine article y ~ y"
FRIzELL Il Brooks, at the Houms D'.g
Store, and by Blanchard. Cazenavsels .
Co., Thibodaux.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-02
.ErTAT DE Ia LOUISIANA. COUh

|.ENTAT DE la LOUISIANA, COUR
TERREBONNE.
An = se.n".
En- vertu dun writ dc q. a., lanc6 par
Il sus.dite Cour dams laffsire ci-dessus
intitul6e ct numEroske, ct address6 ~
Sheriff soussign&, il sera ofiert On vente
publique l Ia maison de Cour l Houma,
Sausedi le dc Avril, 1856, enere IL
heures A. NJ. ct heures P. NJ, les pro.
priet&s ci.apr3s decrites, savoir:
Ter. I'm Chaland mesurant 80 pieda Dc
long ct IA pieds do large.
2nd. Un autre Chaland, mesurant 80
pieds de long Ct 10 pieds de large.
Sd. I'm autre Chaland, mesurant rs
Fpieds De long ct 10 pieds Dc largo, avec les
appareilles aPpartenant aux dts chalands.
4th. Trois Mulets.
La ditto vente sera isite pour satisfsire 1
Ia somme principale. I l'intkret ct aux fiais
dams ID sus-dite cause.
!. Tsrmes ct Conditions A un credit de-
12nois, .racquereur deyant executer son
Bond avec bonne ct valable caution, con.
dition6 scion d loi. 5sss zs=ss,3.
A. BOURG. Sheriff
HaFslGss Tsusbsane, Q Mara, 1855. n3oSe
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-02
EDUCATION, &c.

@NA ThibOdaux
zAElH Home Academy.
6=63 J.BRYsoN BURROWS, A. B, Principal
NHIS INSTITUTION will open on
i ON MONDAY the 18th September, and continue ten
months It is desirable that Students be present on the
frat day Of the term Pupils howsv9 M oS . %s.
signed to prepare students, by hbeFa thorough, ana
practical education, for college, or any other Doess Oh
he the plan comprising complete ~,
aasured that and peFsevering enoss WIN DC
made to cultivate the head heart and hand-o tram
eeomtns .llgent, good and useful memo give inc
ELxAKxTs of aPERgECT education.
Ms
For the regular English course, per month";. ....s 90
Each addition language, ..... ~
several students with BOARD in the family OF the rnn
cipa Nis desirable that applications to that eneet De
made at an early day.
Thbodaux, Sept 6, 1s55-en.
ThibOdnux Female Institute.
S. TENNEY, Principal,
4 JDED by competent teachers in Eng.
n lsh, French, Music. Embroidery. Daawine. Paint
The eighteenth session of this Institution will com
mence ON the LIST Manday in October next No scholar
win be taken for less than one session OF hve
monhs scholars may enter at time, and CHARGED
only from the time OF entrance. Board and tuition
payable In advance.
Board and Tuition in English, per session Of i've
months 80. ........'''.. SoO ~
Washing furnishing room lights, ETC., per month"; u
Music on Piano and Guia, use OF instrument per
month";. W
French, Embroidery, Drawing and Painting. ETC.,
Per month. ~
Incidental expenses for session Of i've months,...
Oct II, 6sS5-lS-tf
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TERMS.
A. B. Raglan,
Grocer and Commission
MERCHANT,
Nos. 8 AND 10 ST.. PHILIP STREET,
Thibodaux, La. +fs.
crney <vnNc.r N1,1,T " nm uA Nh

II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
IN large stock Of Fresh Provisions, and Western
Produce which he Aeosd IN supply Pa1te and others
with ON terms more advants eeouo than they purchase
them in the city Of New Orleans.
His supply Of FAMILY GROCERIES. WINES. and
LIQUORS. il very extensive, and consist in part Of the
following named articles, viz:
APPLES, Dried and Green, KEfcHur, Walnut, Tomato;
ALsPscs, LARD, No. Leaf
AxlsKfrK, LODDsrESs; -.. 80
AXE HANDLES, lxMoxS
Bacon, Hams, sidea and LAnrwlcx; -
Shoulders; Lauons. Cognac, Chap,ens'
BEEy Susar-Cured; Peach and New York Bran
BurTER, Goshen and West Dies Old Bourbon, Irish
ern: and Recti6ed Whiskey; ia
BEANS. Navy; maiea Rum; Holland Gin,
BlscUIrs. Soda and Butter; etc ETC.: ..
B.rAD, PiIos and Navy; MusrA.D, Creole and Kenty;
BuckwuEAr. key andboxss; MoLAssxs;
slse1is;a, :M.so.;'s' a41car.,r, friction;
BAskE1s an sizes; MACE
BUCKETS, Tin and Painted: NurHEas;
COFFEE, Rio Java / Mocha; Nurs Pecans and Almonds:
CANDLES Sperm, eear, and Ols Olive, Lamp and Lard;
French Taow; Onions;
CuEmE, Pine Apple, Eng PICkIEs, Assorted:
lish Dairy and Western Poax, Mess and Prime;
Reserve POTATOES, Sweet and Irish;
CHOCOLATE No. l; PEAcHrs. Dried;
CASDIEs, Assorted PEFrEa, Black:
ossa.s an e,es:u. ..n fowDa. s spo.;,ns and R,a.;
CARDs, Plying PHEs Clay and SsOne;
CnxAnoa; RAslxs, Malaga; ,-.
CLOVIS; RICE, Carolina and Creole:
CL0fnEss1NS eALf coarse, fine and table;
COaxs London; SUGAR, Loaf and Brown;
Car. Peseussios; Soar. Bar, Cassiie and Fancy
Dnlu0u1s, An sizes; SfAACu FO1's and Cole,teis;
Eoos; SxUvr, Scotch and Maoshoy;
1L0UR, st. Louis and Ohio; 0ARDMEB;
Fish, Cod, Maekerei, and saor, Buck and Drop;
Herring; SAL ERATUs;
rDnTNs TACKLE; TKAs, Assorted: ,z
GiHogR; ToDAcco, do; So, ED.
GARllc; TIN-WARE do;
GARDn SKEDs, VINEGAR;
HAMs, 6ugaf.Cused; WIxEs, Madeira, Sherry,
lnDloo: Champagne, Post, md Red;
JUas, St0oe; WASH Boards, etc., etc.
And, in fact, EVERYTHING that i usually kept
in whosesas retail grocery, may be had Of him
TIE moGt Feaso0ObSe terms. r. ssfs ~
A. B. RAGAN, 9 and 10, st. Philip Street,
Ausuae ?, Jess -n3tf. TAibodaux. L..