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IT. Us sTKI-WEEI2MH y q IIt.1 MAIL LII LINE

Eaga =, U. U.S.TRI-WEE11LY MAIL LINE
f7IIIlalsty "a FROM NEW ORLEANS TO FICkSBU RG.-
For Donaldsonyille, Piaquenine, Baton Rouge
Nache Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warren
ton and Vicksburg.
PRINCESS, Capt. Holiness TUESDAY, at5P NJ
SOUTHERN BELLE, Capt. Broadwcl, THURSDAY att Pm.
NATCHEZ, Capt. Leathers, SATURDAY, at 5 2. NJ.
their regular days without fall at the hour appointed All
entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended Freight taken for Ynzoo, if consigned to W. NJ
SHAW the Agent Of the boats at Ficksburg who will forward
il without delay and without any extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible for any letter or package
containing money ewely other vauables unless regular
bills aDg taken specifying the contents and valne and
the freight paid for yaunbles deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, Or in their baggage.
For freight passage, apply on board or TO
CARROLL PRTfGHARD CO.,
se5 Union Row, 81 Carondelet street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-15

HORRIBLE BRurALITY.-The Gonzales (Texas) En-
quirer states that twolegged monster living near
that town, recently in a fit of anger, stabbed his
horse in the neck, then rived out of the eyebas
from its socket, and afterwards mounted the poor
bleeding animal and rode him Off
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-15

THE BACHELORS OF CLEvEIAND.-At their annu-
al supper few nights ago, the following was the
seventh regular toast: @
"Our Future Wiyes-Distanee lends enchantment
TO the YieW.n 49, g. s.s-,z5 IS
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On the 5th inst, conductor on the Harlem Rail
road was thrown off the train by the breaking Of {
wheel and almost Instantly killed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-15
W HIT E RI V L r .

Leaves on SATURDAY 10Th inst. at o'clock p n.
fYrsa FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS S
~ E Rivers-The neT and light draush steamer II; J;
leave for Jacsonpor Elizabeth Augusta Des Arc Duvalls
Bluff Aberdeen Charles Indian Bay, and all intermediate
landings as above For freight passage apply board
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
zg~Fregh taken Napoleon and all the Bcnds also for
Arkansas River, if consigned Des Arc, DuvalPs Bluff
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ULAR ACK ETS.

Rzg =, REGULAR q. s. MAIL M PACKET.
5Ezs 5E witls Landing, Lake Providence, Goodrich's
Landing Nlikens Bend Veksburg Grand Gulf, Rodney,
Nntchez Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge, and all in
ernedae splendid fast running packet
above on THU RSDAY, at o'clock p. NJ
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
PITCHER, GOODRICH & CO., As Carondeet street.
l.. SNAPP x CO., 81 Front street
The Southern Belle will also take freight for all points
the Yazoo River with the privilege of eshppng at Fckbrs,
having made very advantageous arrangements for that
pose.
lA clerk will be the eyee every Tuesday morning to
receive freight. d2
p S-Te Southern Belle will attend the business Of the
steamer j. Trabue during the Spring and Summer months
6r#s, REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
ell1tIs NEagnolfa-ForA Ashton Pitchers Point, Skip
S5s.ssSstz ygth's Landing Lake Providence Vcksbug,
Nachc and all Intermediate landnhe elegant and swift
running passenger packet steamer Magnolia Capt ST.
Clair ThoInason will for the above every TUESDAY,
O'Clock P. NJ.
For freight Or passage, apply on board, or to
no2S L. Il. SMITH, II New levee street.
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.
arcs on FRIDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ
, : : H ILl1IIIIh H. EEfl RIVER PAl

171tsss . REGULAIe RED RIVER PACK
6,1qfLs ET.-The light draught passenger steamer
;s=-Izass swan, Charles Hayes, master C. F. Hayes
cicrk viii leave above for Jefferson smiand Benton
and all intermediate landings For freight passage, having
fell LEWIS SNAPP Il Co, No, 81 Front Leyee.
rpzs, REGULAR RED RIVER PACK
f-l9 r. e-The and light draught steamer Swan,
Charles Hays master. will leave as above for
Jefferson Shreveport Alexandria and all intermediate land
fell 7. b. SMITH II New Levee.
fYps, FOR SHREVEPORT, CAROLINA
Bluffs Grand Bayou Grand Ecore, Alexandria
s5s5s44 and al intermediate andings.-Thc splendid
passenger steamer b. e. Clark Capt. j. Lodwck, will
leave above taking freight through high For
fiji ''~DN7e' "'''' T. B. SMITH, 70 New Ievee
win Leave ERIDAY, l5,h inst. At s o'clock loci r u
frs5ks,a s. Ecore and AIexandria-The swift and very
t45sEsa t5-a light draft steamer Linda, Willis MAN,
ter will leave above. For freight passage apply board
H. NJ. ROBINSON & CO, 100 Grayier street.
N B.-The Linda will positively go through. fel3
VII og REguLhK 5EfRAL l P: Rp c; 9I9s
;seasasssl ;seasal II. w. Powell, R. H. Martini master
leaves above positively for Jefferson Smihand Benton
Caddo Shreveport Grand Ecorc Alexandria, and all
mediate landings above. For freight PASSAGE having
superior accommodations, apply on bonvd or to
ft. T. i. SMITH, IL New Ievee street.
NB.The R. ". Powell will be responsible for any
package containing ewery other valuabes unles
regular bills of lalng taken specifying the contents
value and freight padnor for valuable articles deposited
with the clerk by the passengers contained in the baggage
fcI3
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THE LAKE.

IT, FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
lFAlnEFr y U. s. MAIL LINE-Wnter Arransemen-TLe
fzsa splendid low pressure packet steamer Cuba, r.
A Icirn, Florida, s. B. Frost master, and Ore
so A. Myers MASTER having been built expressly for the
lake trade with superior accommodaos one of the above
steamers the Lake end of the Pontchartran Railroad
daily on the arrival of the O'Clock p NJ Returning,
will stop Pascagoula Monday and Thursday evenings
r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, November l. 1855. ms
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One Law HERE: ANOTHER THERE. - From San
Francisco and New Orleans, i'll every Nicaragua
steamer, there embark ibusters to strengthen Walk
err while here, in New York, the q. S. District At
torney has been directed to go far even to stop
steamers. because of supposed recruits on board.
The U. S. Government clearly has one law for New
York and another for New Orleans and San Francis
co.-[New York Express, 9Th.
Our friends of the Express do not state the case
fully. In New Orleans the officers of the Govern
ment execute the laws, and do not NEEDLE with things
outside. They utterly refuse to degrade themselves
to the level of detective police officers of the Admin
istration, according to the New York custom.
The Express speaks of "filibusters y leaving this
port to strengthen Walker etc. This altogether
misapprehension. There are no " flibusters " in
this peaceabe and righteous section of the country
1t is true good many emgrants leave for Nicaragua
at regular intervals and that each steamer is crowded
with passengers! What of that? Haven't men
right to travel either for pleasure business, profit
otherwise wheresoever it suits them? Of course they
have, when they pay their own expenses and il
would be the height of tyranny for the Federal Gov
ernment to interfere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-15

Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.-The Philadelphia Penn
sylvanan publishes the following extracts from pri-
vate letter to gentleman of that State from Mr.. B-
chanan .-....: ....... $50.
You refer to the connection of my name with the
Presidency i This neither desired nor
expected The movement in my favor has, therefore,
originated without my previous knowledge consent
and should be quite satisfied should another be Sc
lected Esa
8" The next will be the most important and respon-
sble Presidential term since the last war with Eng
land perhaps since the origin Of the government.
Both foreign and domestic affairs will require
the guidance of an able firm, and skillfu pilot to
steer the vessel of State clear of the breakers pray
Heaven that the best man may be selected for the
crisis and to it is matter of Indifference whether
he comes from the North the South the East the
Vest
The Pennsylvania is the leading Democratic organ
of the keystone State is devoted to MIR. Buchanans s
interests and is bringing all the influence it to
bear to the nomination by the National Con
vention for its distinguished fayorte.
OF course cannot be looked upon as particularly
friendly to cold Buck;' but if he is nominated We
are free to say there will be vast improvement OF
the action of the last Democratic National Conven
ton. Mr.. Buchanan is a man of intellect, experience
character and achievements-n all respects superio
to the fortunate individual who owes thonsant
times to luck than to any natural gifts and wht
now occupies the Presidential chair.
Should Mr. B. secure the Presidential nomination
the nominee for the second office may be easily named
Senator Slidell will carry off the Vice Presidential
prize beyond doubt.
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. EuEs , Il X r 5 EE q II r. II A c * e II
E5IIlslEa = STEAMER Creole.-Wnter Arrangement
is5s.E5a Ocean Springs, and intermediate landings,
extending trips far Pascagoua Tuesday and saur
day of each week.
The splendid pressure packet Creole VIM H.
Hutchngs MASTER built expressly for this trade with superior
accommodations will leave the Lake end of the Poncnrtran
Railroad arrival at the Lake Of the cars follows:
Leaves pontcharrain Railroad Leaves Ocean Springs.
TUESDAYS. P. NJ. cars WEDNESDAY MORNING,
TIURsDA AVS, % 4. N. cars FRIDAY MORNING,
Tuesday and Saturday she will far as Pascagonla
ms II. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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Will leave on sATURDAY: 10Th Feb; at O'Clock; T; NJ
, TIgs =, FOR GRAND ECDRE, NATCIII-
e toches and Ale8andria The regular passenger
Hs=sa steamer Piofas Parker; master will leave as
above. For freight passage apply on board or to
FI5 H. NJ. ROBINSON Il Co. 100 Gravier street.
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VIII leave with dispatch.
TS FOR TENNESSEE RTVIE-THE
$4ElIh entirely and splendid steamer Cherokee,
James Irwin, master, will leave above for
PASSPORT and Tuscumba. For freight pasSae
having very superior accommodations apply board,
l.. SNAPP d Co, 81 Front street.
The Cherokee takes freight for Napoleon Memphis Helena
Hickman New Madrid Cairo Paducnh Nashville and all
feIt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-15

COLEMAN TOOK THE PREMIUM AT
" the New York Fair for the best CORN and FIGURING
MILL wishing such procure them by addressing
W. F. COLEMAN, Box C, No. 1856 New Orleans.
n Mandatory Napoleon Avenue city Of Jefferson LIE
IS Ware Room and Depot, No. 36 Natchez street, New
Orleans dl4 If
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IT. n REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET.
tMszn The fine fast running passenger steamer II. II.
sse Leathers c. P Bennett master will leave
above-For Memphis Helena Deltas Point Frar's Point,
Napoleon Gaines Landing, Gorton's Landing, Columbia,
Greenvie Lake Washington Lake Providence Vcksburg,
Nachcz and all Intermediate landings the Mississippi river
For freight ansage having superior accommodations apply
on board or to
fc5 LEWIS SNAPP & CO, 81 Front street.
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C attend to all professional business in ST. Landry and
Ayoyees that be entrusted to his care Once at oP
NJ Waterman hardware merchant; G. T.
Olivier ESQ; Thos. D. Miller commission merchant; Chas B.
Singleton attorney alaw Nixon Adams Co. Crescent Office
New Orleans. mzo
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TENN ESSEE RIV Err.

Will leave WEDNESDAY 2oh inst. at o'clock T: NJ;
RIss REGULAR TEENESSEE RIVER
lE1ndEts5a Il packet.Ihe and very splendid steamer
fS55sA Chocta1y, 2. meile master, leaves above
PASSPORT Florence Tuscumba and all intermediate
landings. For fleght passage, apply board
fel5 LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street.
nThe Choctaw takes freight Napoleon Memphis Hela
Randolph, Hickman New Madrid, Cairo, Paducah Nash
viii eaDda all l,yavl and
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o II 10 RIV i R.

VIII leave FRIDAY, 18th Feb. nj o'clock p NJ
TITs FOR CINCINNATI, MADISON AM
Louisville and all intermediate landiugs.-Th
SSssEziazsza fine passenger steamer Queen City Nea
muster is now receiving freight and will leave above Fo
freight or ssage having superior accommodations apply
board, to f'
janl2 JOHN f. HYDE & Co 66 Poydras street
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OU HIT A RIV Z R.

VIII leave SAlI FSlJAi IbIl nSI At O'CLOCK T. n.
IT, FOR ARKANSAS REVER-THE
fine fast running passenger steamer Cora No.
f@2 2, D. B. Mosby, master will leave above for
Smith, Van Buren,, Ozark, Norristown Dardnnee Lewis
burg Little Rock, Pine Bluffs and all intermediate landings
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
feS LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
n The Cora No. is receiving freight at the foot of
Shippers and Merchants rely her
as she is positively going into the above trade.
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need. A single dollar, sent to the publishers
vIll secure q copy BY return mail. free Of pos
/ tage.
from he Nels York Herald. AEgna 2I, 1856
DR.. Freese's Combined System Of Practice
for Physicians and Familiss.-Fbis handsome
y-bound work tells Us Of the very best means
Of cure in every known disease. besides much
else that is interesting and useful. especially 70
wives and husbands. Il is certainly one of The
most useful books ever issus ID from the press.
aud should be 10 The hands OF every man and
woman, and Of every physician throughout the
Uaion, Only 81. (lhe book is Eyrth IS sent
TO the publishers, viii secure copy by relura
mail, free ofpOslage.
From he Public Ledger, PAiiad august rs. sc.
Dr. Freese's Combined system or Practice
Tor Physieians and Families. Such is the
general title Of Medico Family Book. recently
published BY Smith, Small & Co., Cincinnati.
Il gives a short, concise. vet plain description
Of every known disease, with the best treat.
ment Of each, as drawn from the writings Of
the mcst celebrated Physicians and Surgeons Of
Europe and America All diseases, with their
various synonyms, are arranged in alphabet
cal order, so that any one can be referred 10 in
q moment Ths different Treatises annexed,
are also higly interesting, Gnd very useful.
Every body should have a copy.
From the Louisville Journal Ry., August 90, Sc.
DR.. Fleese's Combined System Of Practice.
for Physicians and Families. understand
that the publishers expect to sell one hundred
thousand copies Of this work, aud haze, conse.
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don't wonder at their expectations, for more
interesting and useful book was never presen.
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that arrangements are already made for hav-
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London and Paris.
From he PenRsyiUaaian, Phaa. dug. 26. sc.
DR.. Freese's Combined System Of Practice,
For Physicians and Families. usefulness
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usual price Of such medial works is So, The
publishers propose to send this 10 any one,
rec Of postage, upon the receipt of ST.
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SIIERIEF'S SALE.

John Robins The State of Ohio, Carroll
VS. county Court OF Comm on Pleas
Matilda Robins 10 partition.
et ala Pursuant to an order of the
Court in this case made at the last term, will offer
tJ sell a. public outcry at the door of the Court House,
in Canolllon, Carroll County, Ohio -...s. e..
On Saturday, the eth dag of December, 1885,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A, NJ. and O'Clock
P, NJ on snid day. the lands described in the petition
ard order of COuit in this case to wit "The south
halt Of the south west quarter Of section thirty six 1861
in township twelve; (l2) of range four (4 aud als o
acres in the north east Of the north east
quarter Of section i've, (5) in township thirteen 19
Of range nine 20 Yin sS acres, more or less, stu,
ate in Lee township Carroll county, Ohio, being the
same tract Of land Of which John Robins died seized
and on which he resided at The time ofhis death. An
praised at 600 subject to the dover estate Of Ma.
tlda Robins, widow OF John Robins, set off to her by
metes and bounds. Terms one third in hand and Che
residue in two equal annual instaments with interest
from day ofsae, seeuTed BY mortgage on thepremises
Nov. II, Sc 6W pr fee $500. ]. IL. WHI7CRAFT,
Sheriff.
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NOTICE.
Isaac Krytzer

Isaac Krytzor The State of Ohio, Carroll
VS.. county, court of Common pleas
A. B. Bierdeman. Vacation after Nov. term 1856.
A. b Berdeman, who resides out of the State of
Ohio aud supposed be in the State of PenhsyVa.
MIA IL notified that the 2lth day of November 4
D. 1856, Isaac KrJtzer has filed his petition against
him in Carroll Common Ploas Ohio. The statement
of the petition is that the 18th of September 1850
said Berdeman made his promisory note III writing and
delivered the to the plaintiff for one hundred and
fifty dolars due two years after date with interest
eight per cent per annum; that at the time he
ecuted to the plaintiff to secure the payment Of said
note, mortgage on town lot numbered twenty eight
(2S in Roberts 81 addition to Carrohon in Carr oil
county, Chic aud that all of said note excepting the
interest for year remains unpaid and that unless
the defendant appear before the first day Of the
next term of the Court Of Common Pleas in and for
said county to be held at Oarrollton the 4th Mon
day Of February uext 1851 and plead, answer OF de.
nur to said petition the facts stated therein viii be
taken as true and an order for the sale of the mort
gagged premises allowed. VAN BROWN,
Nov. 27, 1866 W pr fee 400 Atty for Pitt
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teaching those principles, and inculcating those
sentiments, which are most intimately associs,
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RAIL ROAD HOUSE,

CARR 0LLTON, -. OHIO.
MEN OF OHIO, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS. -
Iu The time has come when every man win buy
MS Groceries where they can be Bought cheapest aud
ar Of the best quality; Hs'raI
Ii. l., C0GSlL has the cheapest aad best
lot Of Groceries in town. Call and see what excellent
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molssses, Cheese soda; Starch,
Saeratus, Tobacco, Cigars, &c,-in fact any thing
that comprised 10 well assorted stock Of Groceries,
Also good article { fresh ish.
He will also pay the highest cash price for Wheat
Rye, Corn, Oats, Butter and all kinds Of produce
Catroliton, Nov. 81, lS56.-tf H. l. COGSIL.
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Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court

Pursuant to an order of sale the Probate Court of
)arrol county, Ohio, will offer to Sc at public ven.
ue; on the premises,
On Saturday, the 6M dag Of December, 1856.
at IL o'clock oon of said day., part Of the northeast
quarter of section twelve (2) in township sixteen,
ll6l of range seven a. in Rose township, Carroll
county, Ohio, beginning at post on the west line
said quarter section twenty nine and fifty hundredths
of perch north of the southwest Of said quarter
section; thence twelve chains and seventy,fve links;
thence norh twenty five degrees west five chains and
fifty six links; thence east fifteen chains fty.two links;
thence norh thirteen chains ninety links; heRce west
twenty six chani one and half links; thence south
eighteen chains ninety links to the place of begiu.
ming, containing forty.tw, acres more or less
Ii is the same tract conveyed by John Finnehock
Senr, and his wife, TO John Fox, Senr, the 18th
June, D.; 1885, and recorded in Book l5, page 22l,
Carroll county records to be sold subject to the dover
estate of Christina Fox, widow Of John Fox.Sepr-, de-
ceased, set Of to her by ayesry allowance Of s25 90
per year, appraised, subectto said DOVER at $4,000
Terms of sale, one.third in band, and the residue in
two equal annual payments with interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises Attendance given 3.
JOHN FOX, Jr; Admr
Nov 6, 1856, 4w. pr fee $8,75. OF John Fox, decd.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable terms the
following real estate situate on Main Street. Carroll ton
Carroll county, Ohio, to wit:-One LOT which Is e.
reced large two story brick building, well finished,
suitable for dwelling Hotel; also, small lot adjOin-
ing the above on which il situated large and commO.
dous frame stable sufficient in size to contain 80 hOr-
ses,-also, two other lots in one enclosure with frame
dwelling house thereon. The above property will be
sold separately jointly to suit purchasels,-and if
not sold will be for rent.
will also sell two quarter sections of land in Wood
bury county of Iowa; also quarter section Of
land ia Ida county in thestats oIOwa whichw be sold
separately or jointly to suit purchasers
For Terms apply to DR., John Ha-.ter CarrOlton
Ohio. p. ?. PRICE,
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