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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF ELECTION

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
PURSUANT to n Writ OF Election, bearing
leney O. Hehert oyeTn9r Of the State Of Louisiana the
qualified vGers Of the Third tive District Gf the city
SsW F f @ w
e SssP9 s rssPss
Justices Court The ; Of said Thru Dis,
Of Canal street and from The Mississippi back tie
NJ e precincts be established and under the supentenl
Of the ne and Clerks to BE appointed BY the
ed e IS 5se a 5 6SssS Se S1ss January
ja29 JOSEPH HUFTY, Sheriff.
AVIS DETECTION.
I'm VERIFY dun writ detection date dn 25
a e. Eat DE- % M u a.
du Trosieme District dc Ia vile de Ia Nouyeie-
iSss s
sG Dc a se de emp Ia
q Ia az dsnxss Justice paS Les m5!es dn Dit Tois
u Julie usqu la ne superieure de la du Canal du
aepye Msssissppi iusan,au Inc ,.a !, ,.s
eures de aux precincts M seron deges ct sous
La de election deua etrc condue les devropt
III SUI ''''e''' '0.' JOSEPH HUFTy, Sheriff
f Nv oTles@S; oKE95roKS: y: 1s7ls
a Fl bo t dee j. soeyt e
Notary Public this city, THURSDAY, the 2Is day of
February, 1856 10 O'clock A. NJ for the purpose OF deliber
ang affairs of said nsoven and they further notified
that all judicial proceedings against the person and property
said stayed and That James D. Aueusn Esq., is
appointed the absent defendants in this matter
BY order Of the Court, Jan IL 1856.
jalS j. 0. CHALON.
CIsQIENE CoUR DIsIsCT CHARLES OAKFORD w. Ses
DE LA NourEILE ORLEANS. Creauciers. No. TO- 7l3.
+ Els CREANCIERS de Pinsolvable sont par
H les notifies davo conparatfe PGtude de Rob-
j. Kerr notairc public cete vile JEUDI lie 2eme jour
de fever 1856 dix heure d matin Fec de delibeer
les ae du dit nSovable eti on de plus notifies toutes
potes udicaes contra ct bien sont
James ID. Augustin pour rePresener les ere
anciGrs alsents dams atiaire no.
Par ordre de Ia cour ce II ianvier, 1856.
ialS j. o. CHAION.
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clSeg,BSa Cow DTRcF A WILLIE PE Il Nou
E E q HSfS HAss4sT ssAs-ohess y
E 1S Son dn pa Gf De d srh fasla s
Nouvelle Orleans dams raare cidessus NJ Magny eide
Efp F midi S
de Cite rue sLouis entire celes de Chsrres ct Royae Fad
TN TERRAIN sga dams lie Second District d sette A.,
bqnfgoene dss Ursnnss paaphne: ayant s. pes fase
Ia rue paHhe 5 de n Ensemble
ns ms9n basss entire ct
'0 LIE to- tout p as dans ia Tal sie cdessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de radjudication.
ja9 10 % fec Sheriff de la Paroisse dorleans.
FIFTH RIsEnsr cogRr LITTLE MIppLEMIss Mrs.
haB G58pRPkIa and u.s.
IL G@ f IL fSaaHfe eos nn j sss
sn sn il s as 6s sn s 70 A. Mny late 81
e. nn siSs in & Eo nnd % he City
,ss's' aonpl
comprised washington magazine and Camp Streets I
and fronts thirty feet one inch and three lines on
and ns depth and front Washington street Of hundred
tsLot No: 9doins Lot No and fronts thirty feet
twenty feet deep between parallel American measure
Being The Lots Of Ground which Mrs. R. b WoodwoFh
foe Brennan Notary Public in this city, the sh day d
Together with oil the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting I've sS5y Frame House and K's,sn sats
In the main house. below above in each
Tenement, all with fire places In the Kitchen,
low and two above in each Tenement all with irepaces
double prvies buno cisterns each Tene
menti; yard paved with BRICKS etc. stE ~.
Seized in the above suit 5E5a klzast=--& Z
Terms Conditions yz-The with interest ut
per cent Sl00, from first of April 1856 ill
the day of sale, md 81 100 from list May 1855
till the day of sale costs Of protest. SIG Attorneys fees and
Cash the spot The purchaser assume the
payment of notes. each for the of $780, LIST Nav
1856 payable twelve months after date with per interest
num from date till paid said notes being secured by
''' 'S-0'' ''e'siD'0 JosEPH HuFTY
jal9 % fec Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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AEsN p ~ ege MEWAERIM
8.EsAsa $50 COURSE Of
fllEEsAaH II TING AND PAEING-
,HtE TfJTTTfET1 Han

II W O r IA @ +
FiRsG AGE--TE oTTINtt-Three n FIVE to wagons
" w. Dfnck names b. GEORGE l.
r. K. Bonharn names b1. s. THUNDER
five 10 harness.
George Fntcher T. CAPT KINNEY Of Nashville
Ill Eotf names FRANKLIN PIERCE of New OrleauE
=: iae second Race has been
Admission track, 81 8S8gS57t-
+ jaSO go go. FCE.E
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sEGoy Nr DISTRICT STR }sUccEssIoN OLA ToENER
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
of this Estate and to all other persons herein interested
show within days from the present notification any
they have why the presented by Curator
this Estate should be oologaed and approved the
funds distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order Of the court.
Jazz 26 30 CHARLES E. PORTER Dep, Clerk
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DEuxIEME CoUR DE DIsFRICr2 SUCCESSION DE
DE La Observation-Disclosures PIERRE BELL0CQ.
Wis est par lie present <aOnne aux cream
N ciers de Ia sdte succession ct toutes persounes
que celia peu concerner, d'nvor G6due dix
Ia preente publication les pour esduclles
compe presente par succession ne seat
point appronve omologue les fonds repart
commencement dit compile. - I}'- .
Par ordre de 10 cour '.y.
ia22 PSI 80 " 49, Greficr
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p.. .,a,N.& TREASURER'R OFFICE I
City of New Orleans, Jan. l5 1856.
HB- Extract from an Ordinance, approved

m RB &AX.fnct Afoith an O 1' appho'eNe
2Jth December 1853 o. -.
SECTION 6 Every person doing business or pursuing any avo
cation under authority Of OF this snail be required 10
heep HuHS sone
s.oie u Fluce VI BUSINESS, eci a ~ e,o aH
@ ieS .ve tn Gnr ~, e % @ .I,a11 no
81 su f III recoveroi sfra any
VI .MeItS aoh.s oi i SCI; ~ ~ any
q c9aesH. ava -oo4;rod IN "a id
ny ne Act OF oohsou''o' al '"Aes Ie " w pun
al IN me treasury , +,s o,ion motion 90 taro,r os t,at
accorutice 1ere Vim I ~. i.a'
e LICENSES tot ieo me ny iI u ts ~ p ,e ~
aia Metmas, di isins a. nrni any H
III o.ief eIos uoi lt @ VI y
feGiing mteie ire aosu @ III IN WIN " ; Y
eoleeu ""'' "i pei'Dn' iesiu"s ~ '"Ae ou 'neii u
celSes; w TT c.pr nn ruo,.uu..
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DEuxTEME CoUR DE DIsTRICT3 SUCCESSION DE
DE LA NoUvELLE-0RLEANs. -y. A. T0RNIER
WIS est par Ie present donne aux crean-
n cers de Ia susde succession aures nersonnes
que celia pen concerner dayoir dGdue dix ors da
de Ia preente publications. les rasons ponr cSueles lie
compile prescn lie de Ia de succession sera
point apporve ehomologue les fonds entire ses mains rpars
commencement dit compile.
Par orlre de lie
CHARLES E. PORTER
ia22 % 3l " nm I,ras;or
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SECOND DISTRICT CoURT1 SUCCESSION OF. PIERRE
of New Orleans. BELLOCQ
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
of this Estate and all other herein interested
show within days from the present notification
they have why the presented by the
this Estate should be homoogated and approved the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
jazz Is 80 P. s. Witt, Clerk,
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, Mary Higgins has petitionete
the Court for Letter of Administration the
late John Higgins, deceased inestnte-E
Notice is hereby given all whom il may concern,
within days, why the prayer Of the petitioner
should not be granted
BY order of the court
G. ia7 T.. nan fIIarI-
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re- Attention! Company G, National Guard.
hereby ordered attend Drill every SUNDAY MORN
ING ut 10 O'Clock also, Monthly Meeting the first Sunday Of
each month.
ge1S If CIIAS. MOREI, o. s.
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DEUXIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT DE LA Nile. ORLEANS
A TTENDU que Mary Higgins prescnte
Aune petition In cet dobenir ndmi
nistraion la succession de eu John Higgins decide
Avis lie present dome tous celia peu cocene
dnvoir deduire dix ours les raisons cqeles
serait pas fait a Ia dite petition. =
Par ortre de la
CHARLES f. PORTER,
ia22 &c 80 Den (1refier.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-27


Our party numbered about Eve hun
dred; at least two hundred and fifty
Of them were Carolinians-and We had
the honor OF planting our banner the
llrst upon the trenches OF the city Of
Lawrence. II also waved over the
Herald Of Freedom Office and the
hotel.
Lieutenant Andrews, OF our compa-
~. had his arm badly wounded by
the bursting OF = muskef: and young
pur,' son oi Ex-Governor burt' OF ne
2 prsska, was wounded ia the head not
oao'y; ne Is wen now we nave not
lost a man. only oy sickness. Two oi
our company o'ed a. "ss,Port: MIS-
souri, h'gn' OF nine Aoonuon's's
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ssIsttss 8e.trp.
From Tho osnssss Farmer.
sun,vr srsrvp

sWxxT SISTER.
with faintinE hears through deepest gloom,
fAissrips tread iIfe's weary road,
And one. By The way o'sreome,
hall beneath my heavy load.
Oh, ,nouKht can male llfss journey bright,
Now thou ara vanished from our sight,
sweet Sister.
The spring is here ws loved so well,
The birds and brooks give music sweet;
The son airs bresihs through wood and dell,
And Wild flowers blossom al our feet.
How glad my heart vas wont 10 be
When ell these joys were shared By thee,
Sweet slsisrl
But now mo Eiadness comes win spring;
TAs brightest thins--'tIs dark, fis dreaE
-Ths sweetest song will y arm tears bring;
Nor bird, nor stream, nor flowers are dear.
fplucksd The earliest flowers for thee
How can bear their smile TO see,
Sweet sister
A shrine within our hearts 10 thine,
And daily incense there ascends;
Though gone from sight. call thee mine;
Thy memory nsbt 10 darkness lends
sodsar, 90 pleasant was Thy star,
Thine image cannot fade away,
Sweet sister.
Thy winning ways, thy sentlepsss,
Thy treasured words, thy eounsels true;
Thy smiles, Ing tears. thy prayers stili bless;
.kl..~ I..-t~.
The depth and sweetness OF thy love,
Thy NE Of kindnsss well did prove,
Sweet sister,
when winters glsom, and cold, and snow,
were waksning into springs glad bloom.
Thou fsll'st asleep; we laid thes low;
but while our ssars fell on Thy tomb,
We Ioyed 10 feel iifer winter o'er
Twas spring with thes for svermore,
Sweet Sister.
Then rotfor thee our burdenis:
Sweet t shy rest, and sweet thy song;
uis thine 70 know full rslsssc
From srIsf aud pains endured 90 long;
To know the Joy. the bliss, shs love,
The cong the ransomsd sing above,
Sweet sister.
A ssintsd spirit saved By grace,
Thou dwsilsst with the blood eht throna
Who see their Savior face 70 face,
And praise bis love In esassless song.
Thy sighs. and tears, and sorrows past,
Immortal life is gained u lsst,
Sweet Sister,
Oh, dear 10 me that ashssvsniy rest,
Ind dark aud rugged seems llfe's way;
Yst'sHs does wen's-'scod knoweth best;''
HE love and help esn cheer my stay;
IN patient wsit iiIi dssth shall frse;
withjoy I then will 50 70 thee,
Sweet sister.
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The Ssntinsl's slow wagon has at
length arrived, with the Democratic &C.
count Of the destruction Of Lawrence.
which we give below. It will be seen
that II is substantially the same as CIV
en- by that Abolition ''Institusion"
called the telegraph. II confirms the
account Of the destruction Of the
presses and Of the Hotel. BY order Of
a government officer. thus proving
beyond further caviI that free press
is offensive to the party that has con.
troll Of Kansas officers. But the beauty
Of the thing is that the Sentinel dare
not publish this account. after waiting
so patiently for 1t. 1t Is really more
shocking In its details than the free
state account. 1t is from the Lec,mp-
ton Union, the official organ Of Shan
non q Co. Read II. ye Democrats.
who have been saying '.just wait ill
we hear the other side Of the story
Here II is. now. Read It. and then
vote for Buchanan II you can. We
venture to guess that not two Demo
cratic. papers in Indiana will dare pub.
Iish IL.
LAWRENCE TAKENl
Glorious Triumph Of the law and or
der Party over Fansumm In Kansas,
FULL PARTICULARS.
The armed and determined resis'
tance Of the citizens Of Lawrence q
our laws, and the many offense'
against the officers who attempted Il
execute them. and the more recent de-
velopements In the Committee-roou
at that place. forced the U. 8. Marshal
on the lith day VI May. 1855, to 10
sue the following
PROCLAMATION.
TO THE PEOPLE or KANSAS TERRITORY
Whereas. Certain judicial wri.s o
arrest have boen directed to me BY ths
Frat District Court Of the Unites
States. &c.. to be executed within th,
! County Of Douglas; and, whereas. Al
attempt 10 execute them by the Unitst
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You took me, william, whom giyl,
Unto your home and heart,
To bear. In all your amer life,
A fond and fsishful heart,
And tell ne, have I ever tried
That duty N forego.
or gFisved because thad no JOY
when you were sunk In WOOL
No, I would rather share Jour tears
Than any Others glee,
For though you're nothing TO the world,
You're oil tho world 70 mo-
You make palace Of my she'd,
This rough bswn bench . throne;
There's sunlight Tor mo In yocr smiles,
And musie In your tone.
look upon you whom you sleep,
Ny eyes with tsan grow dim;
rcry, 40 par ent OF the poor,
Look down IRON heaven on him;
Behold him toll from day 10 day,
Exhaust HE strength and soul;
o, look In mercy on him, Lord,
For thou canst make him wfoie."
And whom at last relieving sieep
Has on my syslIds closed,
How Oft are they forbid 10 close
In siumber, By our eh'idi
] take The little murmurer,
That spoils my span OF rest,
And feel n a. . part Of thee
iull upon my breast.
There's only one return crave,
I may not need II long;
And II may soothe thee whom I'm where
The wrctchsd feel no wrong;
fask not for kinder tone,
For thou vert ever hind;
I ash not foe less frugal fare
Ny fate do not mind.
Task not for attire moro gay,
n such 40 have gut
Bu6los 70 make me fsir 10 thes,
For more I murmur not;
Butt would some Of The hous
That you on clubs bestow,
OF knowledge which you 20 much p rize,
May ] not scusthing know'
subtract nom meetings among mon
Zach evening, and hearfrom me;
Make ne companion Of your soul.
AL may safely be,
n you win read, IN eli and work,
Then think when you're away;
Less ted ious I shall nnd the time.
Dear william, II you stay.
A meet eoupani on soon IN be
For your most studious hours
And teacher OF those little ones
You call your CO ttago nowsrs.
And " ws be not rich and great,
We may be wise and kind;
And a. my heart can warm Jour heart,
No may your mind my mind.
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ie''s, rom one Passe"se.' aau ~. ~
'a'neu n'm' =; a. ~ was sa'a os - ss - vLs' i.,
P"''e"se's' ~ 'oAssts r. -,
'sI. n"u s'A P"ss.ats Ptf
n'ueu ~ "'se aa' ss. - n.s;..
.hoa'a ~ .as;s '"an "s @ ms . sa;v;ns NY ,hs
no 'sS"s' IPoa ~ ..ss ya.n. e
MAJ. oag run sne Pos':s.. Paa:s
heh;ud sJ ;nS [ ,;ms ~ md mnst ~ on ma a man
nssssd around n front az the borses d
and 1s "s soId ,us' me nj 70 s.sr. he team nm.
M ~ !. w lsI ~ -, 80 ,s....h -. A.
,a;rsd =, nd bv r them sbou, an hour When
,hsv en;shsd The searcb the cant,.;u
handed me the vav bill. and / went
on.
IN ,bs ood of Nav last I Was acaiu
going from Lawrence TO westpor,
with the mail and five or six passen
oer. when I was aoa;n ordered bv the
Postmaster at Franklin 10 deliver nv
vav b;ll IN Cant. Pate. as before. and
The passenger. were ouestioucd by
him as to tl.eir residence. destination
and future intentions. as TO returning
to the territory. and they were told
that they were marked II they ever
returned to the territory. Twas de-
tanned short time after l received
the mail bag from the postmaster.
On III esd Of May last. I think. as
I was on the return trip from West.
port TO Lawrence, I was stopped al
the crossing Of the wakarusa by Cap.
tain Pate. / asked him by what au.
thority he stopped my team with the
mail. He made no answer. l asked
him, "Hsve you any authority?" He
answered. II have" asked him Il
be would please TO let me see it. Hi
reply was, "No," and demanded my
wsy-bill. I told him l was behind
time. and it was q warm day. and
did not want to be hiudered. / hand.
ed him the way-bilI. He looked i
over and said, 'His name is not on
the BILL" He then asked Col. Ander'
son. who was present with him. II Col
Lane was in the state Several re-
piled that be was not there. There
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WHOLE NUMBER 1924.


is indefensIble--Is sn1-chrIstIan snd
without defence.
ID There has been q vote bys
decided majority TO give an uncquiro-
cal anti-slavery, non n-sIav ,hcIdInr
character TO the general ruIe-lhe o..
y clearly constitutional mods Of pro- =
Sd. The General Conference h.s
ordered the publication Of The anti
slavery tracts suppressed 10 the efty
Of New York. -
4th. Tho anti-slavery charnstss q p
the administration among the bonder
Conference has been clearly denoa-
/ And. thank God. no crude hssty
action which must result IN the divi:-
ion Of the church, has been hnd. We
remain one people =.
0FFrcEs.-Bishop Simpson and Dr..
hccIintock have been selected e Del
egstes 10 The British Conferences. No
better selections could have besu
made. =.
The Book agents a New York ars
7. Carlton and James Porter- At
Cincinnati Swormsted b Poe we're r.
elected
Inc names Of the EdiloDe eIeo)
have doubtless bses given % yonrree-<
ders. They are able men. Dr.. Rinrs-
lIey, the Editor Of The Weaf>rn Ch@o-
s,sn Ian: Advocate is . man Of decided
ABILITY and learning. He has been
Professor In Allegheny College and
comes With : good repstafiea" An
10 ALL l think The kditorshiPs vore
never bs<'er manned.
CHasose:- Provision is made 70 a. E
iow 'ne L'''er's Annual Ooufe5encs
our Annual Conferences consentfna)
TO elect Bishop. either whih o. ool-
oreo, -. -,
The Central Advooats, Of s.. Lou-
s' 'ne California q Oregon Advoceoeo
have been adopted - Church pspsrs.
Inc srs, male ssPsFintsnds.t q
escn o o. ne oe'ng member q OK >
cnuren ana approved by she QnasieT-
..I Conference y 'u'l memoeF q the
usssiy Oon'erence' Just - he
snoo'o oe. ALSO ssPsr.au:aed 49,
s'eFs os,a'og ous o. me ooonc1 q
tne annual cooIerence q which ny
belong are members OF the Quartsriy
conference wnere tney reside. A. h
should oe. again.
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ctacusr cous7 mssss the <th Mondays In Psb-
rusry and Angost--msy sittvo weeks each time.
Connon PLsAs CoonT mssts u Mondays In Fcb-
shsss are I've Hoadsys In Tho prscsdins monsS-
thea Tea Monday. Nay Sits wesks zach time.
Connssssonsai CoonT meets tst Mondays In
lane, ssptsmesr, December and Msreh-may sit
st days each tims.
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1AYETxE COUNTY DIRECTORY.
osae0ss cssns meets "a Mos1ay Of Mach and
eop>eu0os, msy slt tvo weeks.
connos pLsss Cooas sits eth Mondays In jan
sasys APRIL Juiys and ocsobsf; hold two wseksJi
ooeteess foQulro.
cosn,sssessss couns meets LET Monday 10
nefe. Jane. Ssptsmbes and December; may sii
cessr % cc.cllI4lse- siss vhsn business rs-
auirss N ee} judicial das Of The sessions OF Com
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"You Yankees trsn bie,
And Abolitlonists iall,
Our motto ID
bouthern riehts 70 kIl."

The cannon were then brought out
and thrown down In front Of our lines.
During this time appeals were made to
Sheriff Jones 10 save the Aid Soclsty's
hotel. This news reached the COM
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-27
DIR. o. H. MARTIN,
rxYeIcIAu AuD su1o1ox,
ANDERS0NVlLLE,
ws7 sNDfAsA.

.---. 4AT. AND CARS.
ssss :sssa =, ss,s,, :::ss,s;ss
ssi3 ryxsR . KIxBLx.
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Lawrence. X. T.. June z, 1885.
Charles ]. Fay's stateEent-I
came into Kansas May l4lh. 1855.
from Massachusetts; have no particular
place Of residence.
On the morning Of Tuesday. the
goth May last. while carrying the
mail from Lawrence. Kansas, TO West
port, No.. while At Franklin. Kansas.
and having delivered the mail bag to
the postmaster. ! was ordered by him
to deliver my way bill to Capt. Pate.
n man from Westport, Mo. gave
him the way bill. and be called out the
passengers whose names were on the
bill, Ia rotation, and searched them,
examined their papers. trunks. valisei
and carpet sacks, and obliged some O
them to remove their boots. He tool
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csRcggv cosnT nssss Ne lst Mosdaysin Fsbru-
arr yand Apgust-aay 81, three vssks.
Connon PlsAsC C3Uar n>sts let houdaysin jan
connt>ssossa's CouRT meets les Mondays IN
ynae, ssptsnesr. December and Mssch-nsy sit
stx days oaeb time.
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By reference to the advertisement in another place
from Messrs. NJ Pitcher and S. T. Slater, duly an
thorizcd agents. it will be that $500 900 Of bonds
of the Republic Of Nicaragua are now in this market
for sale The decree under which the sale of these
bonds was authorized was issued on the 18th Of
August last in proper form We have seen the tesed
document, and it is on file at the Office Of Col Vim.
Chrisy Notary Public, in this city, where all those
interested in this enterprise Of great moment can ace
and examine it.
It strikes us this loan is offered unusually favor
able terms. The present government OF Nicaragua
is now a government de facto and dc ju'cis csta''-
lished so firmly and entrcnched strongly i'll the at
ections of the people Of that country that nothing
but European interference can subvert or overturn it,
And as the United States would tolerate no such I'M
pertinent ntermedlling for moment its permancncc
may be set down as fixed, unaterab,e fact
The bonds are made payable i'll twenty years, and
bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annun
the interest being made payable annually at The Bank
of Louisiana, and the principal also at the same atl
tuition As security for the ultimate payment Of thcst
bonds in addition to the faith Of the nation pledged
the government has set apart one million acres 0
lands, which renders q assurance douby sure, tht
scrip for which the agents now prepared to sell o.
reasonable terms. On some future occasion, when VI
have more roon We shall take up this subject again
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
Purchasers

Purchasers
OF WFII-NADE CLOTHING
Are invited call At
ALFRED Mt.NROE s. cos,
ONE PRICE STORE
Mo "a Magazine street, corner Of E:ravicr,
NEW ORLEANS.
"SFJ0I-LD ANY DISS ATISF ACTION EIiSr AFTER THE
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR TIE MONEY WILL BE CHEER
FUIAN REFUNDED"
The above has beeu long established principle with the
house. together with
One Price and no Deviation.
And they take pleasure in informing their Old friends and ems
they has hand very large nnd desirable
assortment Of CLOTHING, for Men, Boy ard Children
Also
FURNISHING GOOUS--A pArtiHl list annexed:
rlack and Colorel CLOTH FROCH and DRESS COATS, Bt-
/ SINESS SUITS to mNtcl Ill styles.
rr,risI, Iesyer kcrsey- and Pilot Cloth NNF.RtIfAIS
Nnlakoh and SebastoI,ol OVERCGATS for Pilots
! PANTALOONS, all kin!ssrle1 did assortment.
| VESTS Of Velvet Silk Satin and Cloth Cashmere.
and variety Of cut.
| FI-RNISlIING IOODS--A splendid assortment.
INDIA RUBBER ClOTuING-Ali kinds.
Csbions Bed Pillows and Carriage Cloth, manufactured ty
| the Union Company.
Every article fully guaranteed, and sold at factors Prices
ALFRED NUNROE CO.,
roi or6 a MagaMnc street. corner Grnyier.