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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-12
The Mrn iu shr Coal aiucs-,A Ihriilias
Narrative.

The editor OF the GAINESVILLE (ohiol Ga;sf'
has Published u pamphlet nr soma dsy lagss.
giving full and dc,siel particulars of the four
mcn burici IN the coal niue on tho Muskinaam
riN,r, of which u'c have ALREADY published ac.
counts. This most extraordinary affair excited
the ispcs, interest throughout the whole coun.
try and thousands rushed to the scene Of ds.
,rSS to lcud helping hand or add their sym
patty in behalf Of tho sufferers
In the ,hriliag narrative the mirct's 81,
We experienced but little d,iiiculty for wan,
Of mir, though We were much annoyed hy the
dust of which our bed was composed ], was
very fine and DRY, aud every time We turned or
msard II seemed 90 raise cloud Even clear.
ing our threats. when our fcrs wcro turned
downward. would blow the dust all ovc, wch
other Our thnn's, and tongues, md tcth.
would bccamc coated with this disagrccAblc
substance 40 that Il became necessary to scrarc
il on with our fingers, wherever We could rcach
il. II would come of our teeth In scah~, II
seemed rs :.;.1 ;a-T 'sasA isDsy !sys,r sssj
kept us using the coprras water continually
This water. although d,sagrc~able al frrt, hc'
came rather plcwsan, towards the last u
SEEMED 70 possess some uourishmrnt. II began
to have q taste, finally like sweet milk. or rather
like ,hr whey of butter milk We always fit
better after drinking IT.
we 'h,ne we u'u nov s'Fp '"ue"' "o' 'o.s
a '"'e' we fe'"o 20" 'o"o w oo""""'s
one "' u. woo'n oe aos 20 "'rp u''" W 4"
ting 10 'he m'dnlc "ns nav Aoo'neI 's on ,ne
top Tor eo'cf'c, r"ge'' says 'ns' rsA'soo
maur me hea'W" co'e'"' ,ncy na", ~" '"y
could not bear him on very 'ong umr We
son'runHs usei 'hc "cnns o' sncn "'"er 'o' PN'
mws o"' 'he P'ho" gene'a'y f,umo'.u e"n,
smcraoly sh r. We had osc"P'eu y ~ ooe y.
~e desired we OF '"a'%, IN" NO way y.
measuring ''nr p"t W. ,uooen' wv '"u'o Wv
'rom thr GOODNESS "' 'n' nr wnen e'o""g
came We sspios''' ,ne'e must oc so"er,sra ~
'" WV "hnh ""o"s" VIZ" VIZ w ""' """''
ted f"t there wa. an evident dthrr'ncr a. rgu
lar Intervals we dm not N,r'np'' however
10 keep any account ~ thc days " was
long unbrokeu night TO us.
Toward the la'', Pearson did not go to the
breakdown al oil Savage and 'iatwoei say
tba, they finally became 40 weak that 'bey
could not 20 the whole distance without stop
ping once. and Frequently twice. :" rest Eig
well however, was o. '" 10 make the distance
without resting. N'f ltt'l" mcrf'meot was
-, L'. I,....a.. "a
WhIcn VOoN pssF Wtw"'" s'"p"" NJ" s"k
we'll ~ 10 who should sep IN the nnidlr.-~
Ha.,vcI, .l.o bsJ !. I.ayb n, Nod Savayc once
""
They had started on thcir hhhds anu is' !" w
10 the bteaksiowp. and Ned, who was bchin,l
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The committee 90 Ways and Means in the
Hoass Of Representatives have reported 10 Ia.
vor Of sach qualifications Of the tariff as vii,
tend 10 q re,lueticn Of the ueyunue wlthoo, in
,rrsrrns with any grcs, loca; u terest, or chan,
ring the prrs~nt system Of cvyino and collect.
Ius dalie. ., !. proposcd to sd TO the :. free
list" Tbs Secretary Of the Treasury suggest
ei in his las, annual report the policy Of adding
to the free list such articles of raw material as
catered Into general consumption for manuhc-
turing purposes. Articles OF raw material
~hich are manufactured into fabrics within our
own limits. certain articles OF drugs and dyes.
and articlss the production or manufacture Of
which 10 the country was MI impo.siblity, we're
recommended for the free list and the commit
tes hsve done no m,rc than coincide With the
Secretary of the Treasury and sodorss bis sag'
gsstiops
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-sf,sss,, 0, Bss.puuy,~ 10 EcsDpr.

~Hpssx1s 0, BssApuups 10 Ecs0Su>--.
Ihsre has la'''y been quite reyivsl 10 the
shipment ol brcad.ius, 70 Europe from tie
CDi,ed STATE, particularly from New iork,--
TIE Herald o' 'ha' ei,y Sys
10 ,du ,o.ae isn Of thu revival So may
.,a,s that within III past tvo ~eka we La'f
.hip,ed rom Ibis J1yt alone 10 p1sis IN C".,
Britain about 100000 bashels oi gram. bA,'
o, more ~ which VS. wheat. 81 average va
us Q, no, es- than Ose dollar bp'hfi ff bg,
combipuI making 3c0eoo and about 10000
20 10000 barrels Il hoar. at a" average s.s, aa o'
stoat .ir dollar. bsrrei. making from $500 :
600 % $50 800. or total IN ,.lse iss The
80 80. "a ,,ofn 10000 10 $500 300. Tbsse
,bipnea,s mus, ,en TO sour eI,en' .gnnst ths
,slps a foreign ss eA.nss. and tend 70 check
,ts sIport 1spSre
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Hope.
~ <HititK

Ne spsAk OF the lip, aud We dream "a lhs soui
oi some better and "a re, dsy
and our days the meas shtis, TO ihs, golden sosi
<e giiung and sliding away
Nos IHa world becoue. old, now asaia IL - yoaax,
Bat" The Beiiers' forever the word Of The tongue
A. the threshold OF LIE the Hope lesds u. ia
Hope play. round the mirthiu boy;
ihoazh the bsst of iis charms may with youth hes "a,
fri fr aSs u tt.erve- Us toy
When sink a. thr grave, why the sr.ve has scope
Aud over the coffin maa pisate'h-Hsps
Aud IL is rot dream of fancy preut.
With . iooi Tor is dun begoitr,
here voice at the heart that proels,ms aloud
we are brn for ,m-thing better 80
Nod The voice Il the heart, oh, We msy believe,
VIII nes,r the hope of the soal deceive
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A CL.ssIoa CIssses,--1fe hest iokes
snnas 10 the cspi,o s,s locstej 10 the room o
tho Csnmitiss u ths District 81 Columins. 10
a ,ecspt d,s1-ssion lhere ts,i memtsr stated
that Coogrss. .sosId te lit.svsi to~sssis thu
I,ssv<, s,he hss m 1svrtosisl ~ S,Ap gov.
srnm.n,. sd We eon~qscnty shoaId watch
over hSv insesez,s IN % po,~sf,s'" A eIsri.
cal svs,l~r af the eoana'isss. from down cost.
DID sss reiish this zod elassh a soPbn0srie sp-
p>.i by ercinm'ns IN true pulpil fashion. +" A.
10 the yeatIsnsn. ins'aasiing that Coosress
sbouA set as o>o fo>s paysrss' tothis District
I ~oald r,mihA him that only The ssrsss is o
them politics
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0sasas Assaivs.

The Hotel destroyed at Lawrence by Sha
IN Joues's po.ne, IL tins Jssrribcd by tho ~
Louis R'pun'mn
The ho,ci as everyday knows. was ne'hing
mose nor less than a fors. Il wss constructed
by the disciplfs II I,cecber. Sillipsn. 4 Co.
ior the purposc Of resisting any attempt 10 en-
f,rcs the execution of the law within the range
of ts gnn, and masketry The town it~'f was
fortified m iie Ostahis,s. and dstsruinatIon
10 set oil the Iaws soversing the Territory a.
,lehaDce wss openly proclaimed. I'ut the lead
~. RAJ away, having M man u any note TO de-.
END the placs, and the result is ssfd ln the
issps,cisss Tbsrs this civil broa. VIC hops
will have IN end. The attempt 10 iorce set-
,lefnent of K sasss with q particular clssa oi
men, znt from New k0gisnd. has proved a
complete iailum. All the Sbarps Ri6~s which
may b. gs,irred togssher by Becber siilimsn
L 20. will do no good ahless They arr placed
10 this hands ot those who will use them only
~ q means ii sslf1wo,ecsio0. and IN de'ence
against . common tweny The disturbance.
10 Kansas are at an end. v the prc"rsefs "
New Enslapd and The Free siaias. ,be p'nt'
cni dsnasogses and the iAnaiios. ~,Ii De con
tent 10 VI The Territory be sfiied 10 g"N,
way. No hoianzons. nor B~ch'rs nor h'e"
sss nor Hutchiosns. arr wan'ed thse o
care the adm mioisirstios "i justice, ana u ~
probable iha. good many more will sooo 6u,i
/ n, ,hc, room 4 letter than thrir company
--S@
,,y. Wrssis HEsxpy Gen Webb peb.
l,.b,. vi, pronisrd Iestss On the sumner sud
brooks difneufy II AIls marty thrcc columns
OF tie fovisr. Oen wehbs remedy ior the
bnllyfng n the slaveocrscy in Washington
/, 10 vnd MEMBERS ~ Congrc-s who will 6gb'.
Who viii ass tis pisso, ~ tbs bludgeon, as CIR.
eum.tAses= rsqsisc Iris might le es"i'en'
sdvics, u t,s issentlou h 10 convert the balls
sf Cosgssa Into n siadiats's ring sor thu DIS
IAsy of tho proves md skin ID the rnsnicr'
10 the ~pobe art of sIfdefeuce. hut "
maat sniscbtsvous and iniempsvaie rrcommetl
dutioo % make With view ~ re~t0lns dsosncy
10 our legislative ssembl'e-. and pfonouss
The propes Susipes Tor which legislators are
s.nt 10 Wsshlsgsoe
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A. AsnAIos.--T The viz dJAs II. LAss,
tke ysrsecuisd k<ro aod martyr a Atoli,iN-
sn, ot,ained divorce IRON 6w bssssld at
ik< ate tern of the DearSosn, tInd-.) Cifcaii
Court, % tho ground u AtassIoAnen,, deer
inn, sad other Iegal eaGss. sbs aya. ths;
be sat bsz hosss. rom KansAs snohg Strangers,
aspo'ldsd icS, unprotected, sod sithOai moo
ey 10 psy Der usseiilg eKpssss sLe il the
rnotberd several d hs ehidfs1, aod haa bern
f~ soeesins 9pps,iss hsssk b ksspng =
hoasdsn9 koos
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10 gJ- TITS INA III DRY D0cK co.
aAs5GE&Es STATE OF LOUISIANA
~ PARIsa Of ORLEANS AND Cry OF Nav ORLEANS.

t{.zz STATE or LOUISIANA.
tsp I'll f shsri a
- the month Of April in the year of Lord thousand
Before Richard Brennan Notary Public, in and for the
and and in Of the witnesses hereinafter naed
Personally appsared, Mesrs Richard Bartlett Sumner VIII
liam Wann William Kssy G9fncHg Payne Frederick
Hughss fse3tinF Hughes yaletts
sen Gsds epssse s1ps
n nas
y seng g. 6 Ts 0F himself BY the
MEs M Mary , nanny t and AIRED
Johnston of cane in he State Of Mainc by said
N M Ht i ss se Ss b e 5
Of the acts that Of the stature approved on
sasssshn ~
ss s sss sSSs
% RSss
T6s shall s. aSwn by lie Of 1.-The
MSe 5 hs oes o0s OF
an hs II % S e.
Of sad Az shall ad ON It's
e st Of Recorder Mortgages
% this pHe and The G. lew Of ians c
week at Least thirty and this Charter shall determine
sand eight hundred and seyenty-two.
hs r s N III sa
@ ans fss Sf Gg s Sss Ct as s s Sa
% ss he &ss Tih %
the capital to any sum not two hundred thousand dol
share Of said eighty shares Of stock shall follows
Ffyye per Of each share subscribing and ten per
On the ssn a g1 MAY ten e. n sR on the first day
first day OF August and live cent the first day
Of ion shall 69 c0n nj
Said Directors shall respectively desgnqed
lett sumner shall be the Agent John Hughes the Manager
1assf 81 @ df tie oS
s eas a sae gu ea
amaogy Of said soekhodeEs may then adopt
structon operation ofhe Agent
So m the R Sn and the
stock they BECOME due and payable make
ration keep all books and for the
ne declare And p1y g of the earnings
dsnas ~ stoshods5s il proportion to er shares
certificate Of stock which shall be signed BY and coun-
s M s e0 IA nS op s
like of two and onehalf cenm
e. s to hs iSPsia0D except for the
S The duties and obligations Of the Managers
by him and herein decIaredo as follows
wit The firm Of Hughes Vaette Co., will have charge Of
the construction of the Dock Docks and subsequently
anG of the well of the mechanical
| raons of the Company.
9th. The said firm Of Hughes Vaette & Co.. will the
exclusive right to make repairs vessels going
Docks of the Company i'll consideration Of which
guarantees to the said Association the full of dockage
the hereof charged by the Louisiana Dry Company
on all vessels going into the Dock Of the Company subject
however to deduction not exceeding per eetum
liked rates of dockge for vessel which the Agent
deem expedien for the interest the Company
put into dock such deduction from the established rates
| which as follows to witt
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

physicians USE IT.-THE FOLLOWING IS
the voluntary testimony of worthy and well known ply
stocks celebrated yemfge during q practice Of twenty
years-GRENApA, Miss, May 23 lS53-MesTs b Il Fuhna'
socb d. Co Gentlem6n-I Of those individuals buck
ward in giving certificates but in the present INSTANCE consider
ce Of medicine for years. and have never met with
any remedy eectual for worms as your Vermifuge In
adults even in cases Of Fever sometimes use TO- carry on
tons and worms to follow other Vemiiuge In my
practice, and desire no better.
Respectfully, st W. NJ. HAWKINS M. D. 3
Sold Wholesale retail by all the principal druggists and
throughout the United States my2
~ ARE PILsProfessor Hayes, State Chemist, Of Mnssa
chuses they the best Of all Pills. and annexed the
men who certify that Dect Hayes knows, VIZ
I!EMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Mass
EMORY WAsHBURN, Governor OF Mass
w. G. PLuSKErT, Lieut.. Gov. Of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Exsec Of State and Senator of u 8.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE Minister Penipot. Great Britain.
+Jons B. MSW ssl'olJe Blyop IF London
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing randi
ity, may mention
Costivenes Bilious Complaints rheumatism Dropsy Heart.
burn Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea Inliges-
Fatuency Loss of Appetite all Ucerous and Cnaneous
cases. which require evacunnt Medicine Scrofnn Kings
EVIL They also by purifying the blood and stimulating The
SYSTEM cure many Complaints which would supposed
they could reach such Deafness Partial Blindness Neural
gia and Nervous Irritabty arrangements of the Liver and
Kidneys Gou and other kindred complaints, arising from
low state the body distractions Of its functions They
the best Pugave Medicine discovered and you will but
need to use them to know it.
Prepared by DR.. J. G.. AVER, lowell Mass, and sold by
my2o smd&W j. WRIGHT CO., Wholesale Agents.
+ WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
Druggists Dealers Propretos lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. l5 amp Il Charres
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HARDWARE.

JD'H, WATERMAN NJ
ssa.ssmzazzA> j. WATERMAN & BROTHEIe,
<saSasgEEEEsga HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner of Com
lSass4sa and Magazine Streets have on hand and
daily receiving BY Foreign and domestic
rivals general assortment Of articles comprising in part as
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
loopers' Tools,
Apvils, Vices, Bellows
Stock and Dies. Scrcwplates
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Piougts, Hay Cutters, Corn Sfleers,
"a. Agricultural Implements.
Mill, Cross cut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yo6es, Bows, Singletrees,
Turning Iathes,
Hoes Hanes shoyels and Spades Platform Scales
Aadrons Tenders, SlIoveIs and longs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns
Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Belsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers
Stock Kettles Portable FORCES,
o231y Seines Fishing Tackles, etc. etc.
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SIl9.Ss2 81

My 1o Ny 1 psEson%y f 6sSIe
pss Pa G T. Wers Tease Of The New orleans
Savings institution who being duly sworn, deposes TINT the
Of said institution.
Sven s t. t and ~. %4serDed before wrrz5rps ivan,
G. NJ: BnADFoRp, Up.
The Trustees have declared dividend at the rate Of SIX
cent per ann in accordance with the By Laws for the six
mS r, previous pr, !, TO the ls inst
to his credit as deposte on the IS Of y As may Be preferred
New Orleans 18Th May 1856 -4l' m vi dsSSIo
Is-BATHs-EATHs-BA No.
y % St Charles street
ROLLINS o1ee more at lis post The yeralat 1e fora
but Time the great has restored to him better one
Ills B&RbER$ SALOON is supplied with the best artists
pyeing aud Dressing have been reduced down science lie
feels assured that he with ancriy and dispatch the
He has sale we'll assorted stock of fresh PERTUMERY,
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and TIE best Dyes and TONES for
ag-Ga at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saigon S
THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GI Tfs
Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street E. L. BERclEf',
h. lsrge assortment Of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
es F5h wSHs spp PEE SS'' 9 SDoi
ees Of bs very hest qualities aIss low
no Goods delivered to families free OF d9yase mi2A
E HaSH D Sh1GSS5 HA e
aarge assortment Bread and CFackeFs Pilot Bread Navy
Crackers Boston Crackers Butter Crackers, Water Crackers
Soda Crackers Mic etc. ETC., all made by machinery, at
he lowest market price to ON
DRNSsED, TONGUED AND GROOVED
IL YELLOW PINE NUMBERING subscribers keep con
SANITY hand complete assortment of Tongued GrooVed
Dressed Yellow Pine Flooring, G, IA and "a inches thick.
Also Dressed Joint Flooring Ceiling and Weather Boards
seasoned and ready for
Rough Lumber such inch Boards Weather Boards sean
ling oiSts general of Lumber for Building
purposes to which the attention Of the trade is invited
MERRITT Il MCCONNELL
a23 3m Calliope and Howard streets.
~ THE WATCH STORE, NO. ) CAMP
EA Street has inst opened with al new goods consisting Of
and every variety Of fancy goods Of the latest patterns
Having engaged the of Mr. Jos F. Eae expert
Matchmaker prepared to do all kinds Of work
that line. a.,
Diamonds mounted and Jewey repaired and manufactured
to order.
n. Bold Gcldand Silver bought.
o29ly GREGOR 4 WILSON.
ARD OIH50 bblS choice Cincinnati various brands for
IL sale by JOSEPH LANDS CO.,
my& IS Tchoupitoulas street.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

o. NIIIRPHY'S HOTEL. REsTAU-
Ixs5gsS3 i, RANT AND OYSTER SALOON, No. 9S and
100 St Charles street, open for the reception
Easss4s3 OF visitors Fish, Game and all the Delicaces
notice. all hours Just received fine Oysters fat and
salt. RICHARD MURPHY. rd9tf
- THE FRANKLIN HOUSE, No. 90 CANAL
W street having been partially burnt by the fire.
lh reied in most superb and comfortable STYLE and will be
the accommodation Of boaders and after the first OF
March.
fe2Sf MRS. i. A. HOWE.
80 ~ sAnIS SALOON, lol. ST. CHARLES
YIN 9H STREET. This Splendid Saloon having been
xNAY thoroughly fitted up for the coming season. is
W. row open. The very best Oysters Will be CON
santly on hand, to be served by oblgin attendants.
Wines and Liquors of the very best quality also to be
found this establishment increase Of price has deferred
the Proprieors from keepiDs the best TO be had.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New OrleansS
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. z. jan
vier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law, do de-
and that the above accounts just and true and
transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
.. U... II. p. JANFIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1856 G. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved Six per cent In
the scrip certificates Of 1885, payable and after the
second Monday Of May next and have declared scrip dvi
dend Of Twenty cent the net earned premiums Of
the first day Of June and they have reserved the balance
Of the net profits of the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadjusted claims against the Company
The Company continue insure against the pers of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. at the current rates Of
premium.
oce iron building of Camp and Natehez streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President. .
-. r..-.-.,.s A. CARR1ERE Vice President.
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The day of decking and unocg vessels will be charged
f enc but the @ m are not in any case to Charge
such less rates as they may wish making good however this
10th The said firm Of Hughes vaee & Co., shall conform
to the rae charged BY other we'll known shpwrsh in the city
M said Hn s @ VR Go sa be s aSff to
l5h Ne sas Iqshs + vastss shall provide all
of erection by them for the of this corporation together
eommolaton when launched as the aecomnodao Of
its business and for the rent and use Of the same they shall
aH October last past Gs5 nc eighteen Ssd
then Hey ;lal b entitled ior tie Of sid lands
rent compared with the prices obtained by adjoining pope
may be Incurred for the any hat
IS" h pc 1SaaGd s Of H e Saee Co., shall make to
the conpanyS agent weekly reports of the business Of the
10 ca Any three M at in ays the
siOckhoders each share shall one nd IN Iii cases.
maiorjy Of the whole caRa stock only shall govern a no
poration any further unpaid balance The
soR s WSc III &c pso STRs sy s4 winding affairs
Of SAID the liquidation shall be conducted BY three
y %y s
s ha be He On dy to and S the sh
erl meeting they shall collect all amounts due company
shares As fast enough sha be soIecslt TO divide
in Of JOHN Iy TUNER and Edward o Willard
peten witnesses who have hereto signed their together
LOriginhl signed i
r. B. Sumner ten shares.
VIM, Whann five shares.
F. F. FogeF & Co, five shares
Hughes, Valette Il Co, sixteen shares.
Fred'k Camorden, two shares,
VIM. Whitl0ck, Trustee share.
Hurts 4 Morgan, fifteen shares.
| i. j. Hart It Co, five shares.
| Corn's s. Payne, -four shares.
4 Converse, for his wife, Mary Converse, share.
VIM. Kelley, shares
Daniel Johnston, by R. B. Sumner, Atty two shares
j. II. Hagedorn two shares.
Gldden, Marshall Il Co, share.
o. PaimeS, for Harriet Emma Pllmes, one share
o. Palmes, for Mary Il. PalneS one share.
A. J, Mllitmoe, for Mrs. Ellen Robinson shares.
A. j. Mititm0re, for Mrs. Mary Anu Allen share.
\. j. Whitmore, for Alfred j. Rniz, one share.
A. J. Whitmore, for Mrs, Fanny Ruiz, one share
A. J. Whitmore, for Mrs. G. Davis, one share.
A. j. WhitmOre, one share.
JNO. G. TURNER,
EDW'D o. WILLARD.
R. Brennan Not, Pub.
hereby certify the foregoing to be copy original
uc of record in register: In faith whereof,
L. s have hereto signed and affixed the impress of
| official seal, this fourth day OF May 4. D. 1856.
| myl6 law4w r. brennan, Not Pub
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- HOPE HALL, No. ey ST. CHARLES

~A%D W. The undersigned having purchased the estab
hment, No. 90 ST. Charles street. lately know
HICKOKs SALOON, and completely oyerhauled and
It. given the Name Of HOPE HAIL. and respects
fully to his friends and the public and the res,
we'll as bodily comforts 10 their entire satisfaction.
BAR will be constantly furnished with the best WINES
LIQUORS that can be imported, and his arrangements in
the culinary line cannot be surpassed
HSe will keep all times all the deicacies the Southern
and Northern markets Afford will supply families and par
ties with FISK GAME OYSTERS etc. their natural state
cooked in the nost approved style. 80
Ge has employed oblgng attendants and those who be-
their patronage Hope Hall, assured that every
dill If JOHN J. DANIELS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17
FOR sALE-A, BARGA1N-oN ACCOUNT OF MY

TOR SALE-A BARGAIN-ON ACCOUNT OF MY
Il Removal to the Abita Springs.
MY RESIDENCE, situated in the town Of Claiborne or
poe Govngton 100 yards from the Steamboat Landing and
" miles from the Aba Springs Two low pressure bouts
Coyngton where schools markets, Stores churches etc.
afford all the c0nvenences required for pleasant
winter residence
Claiborne is noted for its fine Springs to which, among other
advantages its entire exemption from yellow fever and cholera
be ascrbed Its sauby may be Judged from the fact
that have resided the property for four years. with large
family of children and worknen and have never called in
physician.
The property consists of atwotory Brick House. four
below and four above with necessary ontbnildpgs Orchard
Garden etc The House stands in lot $50 feet front by 1900
feet deep The land be increased 50 Sur
rounding there growth Of magnolia oak laurel pride of
China, etc.
For terms, which will be low apply to Mr. KENDIG, No. IS
fel3 J. S. BOSSIERE.