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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-17
American State Council.

At a meeting of the State Council of the Amer
lean party, held in the city of New Orleans on the
first Monday of the present month and year, April,
1855, the following resolutions adopted by the
members of the Legislature belonging to the Amer
lean party, were approved:
3d. Reso1ved, That the friends of Willard Fillmore
Andrew J. Donelson, in each of the six electoral
districts in this State be requested to hold District
Conventions on the first Monday Of June next, at
the following places, to wit; 5....e......
For the First Electoral District, composed of the
parishes of Plaquemine and st. Bernard, The Third
District of the city of New Orleans and Faubourg
IRENE, in the city of New Orleans.
For the Second Electoral District composed Of
the Second District of the city of New Orleans with
District Of the city of New Orleans, in the city of
New Orleans.
For the Third Electoral District, composed of the
Fourth District of the city of New Orleans, that
part of the parish of Orleans lying the right bank
of the Mississippi, the parishes of Jefferson, St.
Charles, St. John the Baptist St. James, Ascension
Assumption, Lafourche and Terrebonne, at the
town Of Thibodaux. ft' t-
For the Fourth Electoral District, composed of
St. Tammany, Washington, Livingston, st. Helena,
East and West Felciana, Point Coupee, East and
West Baton Rouge and Iberville, at Baton Rouge.
For the Fifth Electoral District, composed of the
parishes Of St. Landry, Calcasieu, St. Martin, St.
Mary, Lafayette, Vermsion, Rapides and Avoyelles,
in the town of Opelousas. rsg =es
For the Sixth Electoral district, composed of the
parishes of Natchitoches, Sabine, VIM, De Soto,
Caddo, Bosser Bienville Claiborne, Ouacbita, Cald-
well, jackson, Union, Morehouse, Concordia, Ten
sas, Franklin, Catahoula, Madison and Carroll, at
the town Of Minden in che parish Of Claiborne.
Toselect, each, one electoral candidate and one
alternate pledged to the support Of the above dis
tinguished names for the Offices of President and
Vice President of the United States. II.
4th. Resolved That we recommend to the Amer
lean party of the State of louisiana the holding of
State Convection in the town of Baton Rouge, on
the Third Monday in June next, and that every
parish elect delegates to said convention. r.
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r. Albert Pixies candidate for the Vice Presi.
dency, the Hon. VIM. G. Dawson, IL dead. Mr..
Dawson was one among the most distinguished
atatcsmen 81 Georgia. and his death is : national
loA Few men stood higher in the good opinion
81 the people In less than three months Georgia
has Lost two u her most eminent sons--Berrien
md Dawson. I'm H.
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IMPORTANT
To Administrators and Defendants
ADVERTISING GRATIS:

tT The proprietors of the Minerva WILL
until further notice, publish in their paper and furnish
copies for posting up, in accordance with the law, al
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS for the parish of La
ourche such as sherf Sales Succession Sales Admins
traitors Notices, etc, WITHOUT CHARGE
Administrators Executors, and Defendants in civil pro-
where executions been issued referred to
the following section Of Act Of the Louisiana Leg stature
approved March, 1853:
An Act relative to Judicial Advertisements.
SEC Be further enacted That when there are two or
more newspapers published the Parish where such
ceedngs hd sch sale is to be made the Defendant
in the judicial process shall have the Of selecting the
newspapers which said advertisement is to be made Pro
vded said selection be made within three days after the
e of such proceedings the seizure made under said
cess and if the Defendant neglect select then the plain
tiff shalhave the right to do
ACTE relatf Avis Juficiare.
SEC 2 II de plus deerete, Que orsqul Sc pubiera
deux gazetes plus de deux dams la Parosse dams aquee
les des Procedures font dams laquele la de vene
dot avor lieu, lie defendeur process lie DRoIT de
choir la gazette OH ravis devra 6re public peurvu que e
choix soft f. dams dela de rois jours ares avoir
recu la notice de ordre Judciair on de Ia sase fae
d dit ordre ct 81 lie defendeur negge de are son
choic aors lie plaignant aura lie droit de lie faire
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A MECHANICAL CuRIosITY.-Witha great deal
Of wonder, says the editor of the New Haven
Patriot, we the other day saw, at the store Of
Mr.. Cannon, couple of bottles, each Of which
would not hold over quart, and in one Of which
was saw mill in operation, and in the other o
flour mill also in operation. Both mills were
moved by q crank in the neck Of each bottle.
The bottles and machinery are in the possession
Of Mr.. A. H. Parkingham, who is now in the
employ of Mr.. Cannon. Mr.. Parkingham says
the machinery was built within their covering,
thirty live years ago by person who was then
resident of New York, but now deceased he
did it on wager of ST, 900, which he won Unless
than three years, the time allowed for the work.
1t has been suggested that the glass must h:'e
been blown over the machinery, but it is also
said it was impossible with such kind Of bottles:
They are filed full of machinery, which is braced
and othnrwise made strong. The neck Of esch
bottle is filed with plug which is keyed close
to the neck. The mystery of getting in the Key,
when there is hardly room to get in tool Is
big as single nail, is as great as any other
mystery about the ingenious affair.
SAD Su1cIDE-An Item for the Legal f'ais''
nity.-The Chicago Telegraph announces TO
death of Benjemin Wilbur, aged go years, Gy
his own hand, in the jail of that county. u !!
seems that he was imprisoned for costs in SOL,
which he had commenced against man who nsa
charged him with perjury. He abandoned 'ns
suit because of its frequent postponment. anu ,a
from his inability to pay the expenses Of ~
witnesses. This, of course, threw the costs uPen
him, and being unable to pay, he was placed ~
prison about month since. This SO Preyess
upon his mind, that on the night Of the aV'h =,
April, he gashed his left arm with razor, J., snu
was found barely alive next morning. when
efforts were made to restore him, he expfes'T.4
wish to die, and refusing to take any meu'
cine, he soon expired.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-17

FINE Gun FOR SALE AT THIS OFF1cE.-A fin
double-barreled shot gun can be had by applying a
this Office soon. Call and see it. ra-
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known the house anywhere, SO truly had I pictured
it to my mind. stopped and examined the out
side. Imagine small, miserably poor looking,
frame house, old fashioned, and greatly the worse
for the hard usage Of time, and you have picture
of Shakspeare's dwelling. We entered-were
kindly received by a lady, who conducted us up a
narrow stairway, back Of the room we entered, and
were ushered into the place of his birth. How
often the little fellow must have scrambled up those
steps, now SO worn. A few moments we stood
within his birth chamber. looked around at the
chill walls, filed with inexpressible thoughts, but
wondered if the memory and enthusiasm enter
tanned by the world for that great man could ever
die. Years have passed over his quiet slumbers in
the grave, he has mouldered away into the dust,
but his genius lives forever. The world worships
at the shrine of his intellect and thousands go,
from far and near, to see the place where his i'm
mortal spirit first sprung into life, and 30 loved to
feel that was standing where he had stood and
looking at what his eyes had rested upon Every
spot seemed full of poetry to me, and fain would
have fingered longer, let fancy take her flight and
give full play to thoughts that crowded upon my
mind. fancied could see him as lad roaming
about the place, a perfect madcap, always in mis-
chief Or after the pleasures and tolls of the day,
seated in his rude chair near the corner Of the
great family fireplace, his mind just awakening to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10
MURDER IN TExAs-From the San Antonio Texan
of the 2Nh ult We extract the following naragrans:

MURDER IN TExAs.-From the San Antonio Texan
of the 29th ut we extract the following paragraphs
On Wednesday week party four Indians attack
ed the house OF John Hoffman, about seven miles
above Castroville, near DIR. Behm's. and killed the
owner friend of his, old Dan Turney, well and
favoraby known in Western Texas as one of the old
rangers was working at little distance, and having
his attention attracted by heavy groans, he went in
the direction of the house, but perceVng the Indians
and being seen by them he made a precipitate re-
treat, jumping into the river, down which he was car
red for some distance, until he fortunately struck
upon a small island, where he contriyed to conceal
himself from the pursuit of the Indians Here he re-
manned for two days and three nights, and most of
the time are informed up TO the waist in water
the river being very high for some time past He
finally escaped.
We understand that depredations are being COM
mitted daily in the vicinity of Castroville.
On Sunday last difficulty occurred at CastroVilie
between two Germans named Pichot and Fulmer
The day was kept sort of festival and the parties
had been drinking together but up to the moment of
quarrel were on excellent terms with each other. Sew
eral shots were exchanged and Pchot received one in
the shoulder. The wound is not mortal. During the
aray woman was shot in the thigh, and ball pass
ed through thecap or hat Of child. Meanwhile Full
mer had gone to another house. where he was followed
by Joseph Bader, q friend of Piehots. Bader fired
three times into the house at Fulmer but did not hit
him. FuImer fred once in return, wounding Radel
80 severely that he only survived fortyeight hours
The ball entered his oins and it is supposed pene
rated to the spine We can give no further partica
| lars.
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2Gj THE; SEMINOLE WAR.-We learn from the Tala-
hassee Sentinel that Gov. Broome, desparing of
accomplishing any thing in reference to the Indian
difficulties, by correspondence, has gone to Washing
ton to state the in person to the President and
Secretary of War. If he fails, he will Immediately
convene the Legislature. He has no money, and no
means of raising money He is powerless and cannot
afford adequate protection to the frontersmen with
ont authority of law
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TELE EG1 1sA r HE'D Il d 81 Ii. (R Ess (L,NT
NEW YoRK d q KEr,
M THE EaTg1fsVsai. M. Y j; 4 r.fsg I;

New YORK, April 9.ss asa ss
Southern white Wheat, $1 s5 Mess Fork, sie s5a
sI6 s7I Whisky 27lc.;; Sterling Exchange IL ss.
Cincinnati Market
CrNeIEATI, Aprif al lour 5 30 a ss OF; Wins
ky, 2oe5 MolaRses, Al d NC Sugar, sa 849s Gpfse,
III a122c.
5 Rivsr Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, April - The river is rising, with
feet in the canal and six on the falls.
VIcEsBURG, April, The Choctaw passed down
At \ O'Clock the Indiana at the shatweH at s.,
and the N, Denning At s this evening for New Or.
leans SE F5 3y5$5zs
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Steamboat Departures t4t5i,l This Day. ~
"a NICARAGUA.
Charles Morgan Place, MASTER at o'clock NJ Harris d
Morgan foot of Julia street. opposite the Steamship Land
NICARAGUA.

sF NICARAGUA
Charles Morgan, Place, MASTER at o'clock "A M Harris
Morgan foot of Julia street. opposite the Steamship Land
ing, agents. 5sEs
s. @f"2se@5 BRAzOs SANTIAGO,
Nautilus, Thompson, master "a. NJ Harris Morgan foot
Of Julia street. opposite the Steamship Landing, agents.
II MOBILE. y..Ef5=-ss gg S5Ii ii 5
California Myers the arrival at the of the
O'Clock P. NJ Pontchartrain r. Gsddes,s 10 Bank
- UPPER MISSISSIPPI ezzs
Belfast Taylor MASTER at O'clock. Lewis SnRpp & Co. 81
Front street. agents. at 295t E s9s y95s t's
Il ARKANSAS RIVER ts 5a3 4
Moses Greenwood Thomas O'Clock. l. snapp
Co., and 7. D. Smith. agents.
81 - GoVINGToN4E .& s.sss t.tg
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, the arrival of the 10 o'clock
Poneharain cars D. IoWbes No, IS Magazine street,
agent a$ s554g gs
M 5s OCEAN SPRINGS 553
Creole Nelson massr on the arrival at the Lake OF the
o'clock A. M Poneharrain cars. R. Geddes, 10 Bank
/, Place, agent. Ts s8ss Il. a zz We
s- tE. RED RIVER. !IfsE " .sHs stSf
E. CLARK Lodwck, O'Clock. LAWS saapp Co..
Front street. and r B. Smith, Il New Lew Leyee ageas
Compromise Kay, master at O'Clock. TR Smith,, IL New
Leyee. and Lewis Snapp Co.. 81 Front streets agents
OHIO RIVER.
Belle Sheridan Key, master a O'clock T. B Smith IL New
street, agent
Judah Touro Kounz master, al o'clock L. snapp Co,
Front street, agents. 55=55z5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

b q ANERIcAN TRIUMPH IN BATON RouGE.-At the
election held in Baton Rouge on Monday last, the
American ticket for municipal officers was triumph
antly elected The Gazette, of the sth says the
test for some of the posts to be filled s'was sharp
one,' but that "the American candidates triumphed
by unexpectedly large majorities.'' Good news
inspiring news-but only the precursor of a more
splendid triumph which will take place in the fair
and prosperous city Of New Orleans, the first Mon
day ofJune next. 20, -.--"I I"' hN- '.a; Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

SHOCKING OccuRRENcE. "A correspondent informs
us that, on last Thursday night, about 10 o'clock,
ship, Lancaster county, Pa, knocked at his bedroom
window, and called him by his name, demanded fifty
dollars of money in hurry, or lie would set Mr.. Os
house and barn on fire. Mr.. O. did not do request
fortyseven head Of cattle, horses, sheep and hogs.
Not one head saved. The family did not dare to
go out to save their stock account of the burglars
man, after the fire was over, was found under the
foreshot of the barn, burned badly that he could
not be recognized How he came there nobody
knows.-[ Philadelphia Ledger LIST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

The winter has been so severe in the North that
among the mountains in Virginia, Maryland and Penn
sylvania, the deer became helpless from starvation
The inhabitants caughta great many and stabbed them
to save their lives.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

ii. The wife of Lieut.. Dawson Phoenix of the United
States Navy, Gillian lady has lost her father mo
ther, sister and niece, cher whole family,) by the
wreck of the Gillian war steamer Cazadore
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The Memphis Appeal of Saturday last states that
the young man who murdered Stevens on the Ohio
Belle, and was afterwards thrown overheard and
drowned, was not named Jones, but that his name
was Cooke, and that he was the son Of highly re-
spectacle planter Of that who resides in the vi
cinity Of Holly Springs. The father of the unfortu-
nate young man passed through Memphis on the pre-
vious day to recover his remains.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

On the I'd instant young Polander committed su-
icide in Savannah, Ga, by shooting himself with o
pistol He was in destitute condition. and stated in
o note found upon his person that he was tired of
1ifa
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OU ACHITA RIVER.
Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst. at P. NJ.
., Il z O. IL Il. A n EVER Y dlrTyf

" Leaves on THU UKSnAT, l7th nst. az 3 2. NJ: e
~ f-s. EG ULAR EVERY OTHER
Thursday paskemF9F - . Camden Frs1eh oSt Port
wilmington, Pigeon HILL Caryville, Marie Eaiine Alabama
Landing Ouachita City, Iochoonde Mouth D. Arbone Tren
ton Monroe Pine Bluff Casters Landing, Columbia Harrison
burg Trinity BLACK River and all landings on the
Ouacha The fine fast running light draughI passenger
packet steamer Judah Tonro, G. l.. Kouns master, j.
W. Tobn clerk will leave above For freight q passage
al0 1s't LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street.
Hs5Relrning, will leave Camden Wednesday, April 9ih
at g A. NJ, stopping ChampaSnolle Wednesday evening,
Marie Saline and Alabama Landing on THURSDAY morning
day morning. Harisobrg and Black River Friday night
arriving at New Orleans Sunday morning.
will leave on SATURDAY. 18th inst, at 5 P. NJ.
Eags .st FOR OUACHTTA ARIVEE2-NOEs
l1gr = Camden Beech Hills, champagnolle, Pigeon
Hills, Marie sain Aabuma Landing, 0uachita
City Mouth dArbo Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff, Columbia,
Harrisonburg, Trinity, and all intermediate andngsIhe fine,
running passenger steamer Louisa. Frank Keeling,
master will leave For freight passage apply to
40 '"-- LEWIS SSNAPP Il CO.. 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

BUsINEss.-The arrivals Of boats continue without
the least dimnution, and business on the leyee is
brisk. Though the outward shipments are falling Off
inward receipts are large and likely to be for some
weeks. The receipts Of cotton diminish from day to
day. It will only take forty thousand bales more
to cover the full receipts Of 1852 and 1853. twill
not require many weeks to reach something definite
regarding the quantity to be received at this point
Red river is reported to be falling with low stage of
water in the Lake above Shreveport. How much cot
ton will now be detained from reaching market must
remain unknown. s,,s. Al r.
The private letters received by the Atlantic yester
day read very dscouragingly of cotton. Sales are
quoted having been made at }d decline in some OF
the better grades, and parties write that prices
this side are believed to be fictitious and decline
to accept for more than three-fourths the cost !;
yet our market keeps up, and the only preventive
from large sales appears to be the small stock hand
sale, though tits expected many resales may take
place. Low freights and great facilities for nego
tatng exchange favor every description Of produce
and if factors and commission merchants are
not doing fine business, we are much disappointed
No further news on Change Or on the street. The
steamer of the 18th ult. is hourly expected. 4
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sWls0 ORLEANS 1ailp Grestelt

CorToN.-Thc receipts Of cotton for the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening, were by
the salie Robinson, from mouth of Coldwater, 90s
bales; Atalanta, Upper Tensas, 314; Laurel Hill,
Bayou Sara, I1o; City Of Cairo, Leore, 291; South
ern Belle, from Grand Lake, 1896 Louisa, from Cam
den, l466; Amanda, from Fulton, 6O3; Opelousas,
from Gros Tete, 81 A. w. Glaize, from Opelousas,
295 Della, from St. MartInsvle, 342 !; Storm, from
Jefferson, 802 jackson Railroad, 67. Total 6,529.
Sugar, 1853 hogsheads. Molasses, j, ,7s4 barrels.
Total receipts Of cotton since Saturday last 2,2sA
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI,
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave THURSDAY 1Oh inst. at o'clock NJ:
. T=, NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR 1856.
flgfr1t Memphis.-The regular alternate Saturday
Fs:A packet Bei6ast;1The I'll new light M dranght and
next trip above for Memphis Helena Delta,
Friar's Point Napoleon Gaines and Gorton Landings Colun
ba Greenyile Washington Lake Providence Vicksrg
and a the Bends For freight passage, having fine
modaiols, apply on board, ,.
LEWIS SNApP & Co, 81 Front street.
HTe Belfast will remain in the trade the entire and
all and plantation business.
whe Belfast will take and freight for ST. louis
Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville connecting Memphis with
packets for those places ia a5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

Gen. Houston delivered lecture in Washington,
on the "a inst, upon tthe dangers to which this
countrYis exposed from war, higotFy and fanaheia.
Prayer was not invented; it was barn with the frs
joy, the first sorroW Of the human heart.
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HAVRE E.

HAVRE.
SMR FOR HAVRE.-THE PACKET SHIP
kN1N&S Richmond, Gookin MASTER having nearly all
SAssS her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch For
freight passage, apply 10 '-"
oi9tf GEO. W. HYNSON & CO., 50 Camp street.
kSE WANTED TO CEIARTER-A GOOD
of about 1000 barrels For particulars, apply
SA&AMSS. j. II. ASHBRIDGE 4 CO.,
fell 12l Common street.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

viii leave THURsDaT, 10Th inst, at O'Clock P. N.
IT, n, FOR ARKANSAS ,RIVERSI1THE
5sss 5sssssz= Greenwood, T. Thomas, master, wlsaye
daneIles Lcwisburg Little Rock Pine Bluffs and all nterme
diate landings Arkansas River For freight passage
apply on board or to
al Il. SNAPP S CO., 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

VIII leave on SATURDAY !2h inst at g CLOCK 7. N:
Tg5. FOR NASHVILLE, EDDYSVIILE,
@aafEt clarksyile Smithand, Hickman and all inter,
Nashville, T. Bellsnyder, MASTER will leave
above. For freight passage, apply on board or to
as 4. NIXON, IS Union street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

CANDLES, OIL, WHISKY, BRANDY. etc
" 1000 boxes Proctor & CANDLES STAR CANDLES;
700 boxes Fraser S STARCH;
50 barrels No. LARD OIL; , .
100 barrels Boyle's Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY
100 hf bbls
100 quarter and eighth casks Domestic BRANDY; '
rs bbs Monongahela WHISKY, Gron bound3
81 hf bbls
For sale by JOSEPH LANDS co.. ,-..
ml2 81 Tchounouhs street,
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STRAUB's PATIENT CORN AND FIGURING
- MILL favoraby known throughout the Southern States as
exclusively possessing the combined qualities Of
l. Being firmly set in strong iron frame;
2. Using only the best French Burr StoncS
Running the lower stone which being fast the SPINDLE
in contact with its fellow, to be injured by
running empty. ,-.p-= r..s,=
4. Having dust get LOOSE
S. Having no drives or arid 10 make it shake; .....
Having its spindle in piece from bridseee to hopper
bearer.
This Mill will run five years without dressing sones and
5 now offered at the following prices:
lS inch, single gear, Sl20.
e.. 1to. 1so Double senr' S1S9 s1S9
The 3onch mill will grind 40 bushels an with proper
'p'>'' ~ SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
fell d&W3m No. 81 NaChez street. New Orleans.
% ED CEDAR CHEsTs-JUsT REGEIyER at ahe
II Old Auction Mart ~ Camp street, 100 CEDAR CHESTS,
for the kinds of valuable clothing They
perfectly proof and families wishing to pack away in
small compass during the their valuable woolen cloth
ing with perfect safety by Calling Mt 81 Camp street.
and purchase Cedar Chest there offered for sale n29
rRECIAN PAINTING. MISS s. g. WILCOX
VI has opened for the formation OF Glasses in this be9
full Art now taught the first time in this city The short
time Of four weeks only being required to acquire in all its
perfection, render it deservedly popular
respectfully invited 70 visit ner rooms al
Na 2sG Hmp street between St Joseph Deord Streets
10y Rooms open from 10 A. NJ to 3 T. NJ.
PS-Mss W will give Private Lessons to pupils az their
residence, If required. 1aiSoth
NOPAR THE uNDERsIGNED
~ have lhis ay entered Copartnershp under the
of pUPEKIER HAYES Co. for the purpose Of ansaetipG
General Commission Sugar and Cotton Fseqras BUSINESS
hoBERT H6iBET t" W. f.f sAEbERs
h1~ Office, No IA st. Iouis street -
New Orleans. LIST December 1855, dau
I
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SSS FOR GENOA-THE REMARKABLY FAST
Es9A sailing packet ship Quebec George T. Emerson
with dispatch. For balance of freight passage, apply
board, or TO 'EH ~
ml5 j. II. AsHBRIDGE & CO. l2o Common street.