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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
News f,om the south Pacific.

The steamer Lima from Lima April ~ arrived ~ Pa
5c6 on Iassd.y sysaEg Mag = The Lima hai $50
c&iao, April n; PAia, April 90.
CHILE.
There is rot word OF political news OF interes.; tas
country ms perfectly quiet, and conL to i'm
prove urIer the blefsi OF peace whch il Tae
very serious bat not much to any sppce
nenion OF scarcity Many lives aud much property has
been lest
By way CT Chile We have la.e news from the River
yscount de Albaete Plenipotentiry from Brazil, had
arrived at Parara TO arrange treaty Of aniance his
mission said to have been coriy concluded but
tbs particulars are not snown At the election sr Pc
,eira vas n aDousy elected President Of The stat' al
The government OF Boenos Ayrss had replied to the
federal ent that it woud main tain ts position
the federal government has resolved to consider the
treaty Of December ued and to interrupt its rea
DnriDg the late storms several persons lost their lives
in the CoIderas. The damage to crops cattle &c, IL
The Installation Of the federal Copgree W take
place at Parana en- the LIST May.
BOLIVIA.
Tho P1e.icep', General Cordova, has comm ed the
sentences Of death passed the leaders Of the late a.
tempt at revolution and hes ordered them to leave the
country.
Con merce betwssn Tacns and Bolivia which the for.
er news had alarmed, preparing resume It's az
tyty, awaiting itself Of the Impulse given BY the late
Sscai measures.
BY decree cf the Cd OF Nsrch the Custom Houses Of
OIuro and Ia Psz Ito reckon from the Is OF May win
not require any dutss the produce OF Peruvian indus
try Thus annulpg the decree Of the 2eh oil Decgro5e
1875
Another decree orders that ito reckon from the let of
Nay all foreign nerchsn introduced by C0bja shall
nay two per cent duties. This vors the transit trade
By the pert of africa.
According to advices General Belgu had accepted the
,ics Of representative OF Bolivia tho French gov
Inment.
Government laid charges agans. General Sana Cruz,
account Of some guano, consigned to his from
Ccba in 1852 On his part the General has commenced
lawsuit sgaipst tho actual possessors OF ha larn,s
which given by Ba,vian several of his generals
The mines Of San Bartolo situated Cobja, at an
elevation Of het above the level OF the SEES begin TO
attract attention and Is believed they viii be in time
anotber Cortcoro.
The Hen. Mr. NJ Dana, Minister OF the intel States In
BOLIVIA wss lately in Tscna with his family.
COPPER and other produce remain a. high prices es-
pociay TIN the prcs Of which in that port At present
81 rls per quinta In Corocoro $40 rIs. had
been Iaid for 70 cent lei.
PERU.
The papers the death II Mr. Jackson head Of
TIE houte OF Myers Bland Co., of Lima and also OF the
Rev. Mr. Btdulrh, Protestant Minister In OArao.
The yellow fever still continued its rsyages Ia Lima and
Callao. Four members Of The National Convention died
OF The epdeTni. and motion made to adjourn the
.iou 10 the 20 Of June modified 10 adjournment
on the Bcuee TO horrillcs Bitaores Lurn. In Ays
cucb2 The peighbobo the fever rsgee With great
seyJby.
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News frouo Puget Sound-success OF the
United states Troops.

TIrom The Puget sound CouIisr, April III
We noice w b great satisfaction, that the sar in this
forces under command Of lieut. Col Casey With gseat
energy sne With very ss,issctory results
The nctns have Of late been mos. sgnany debated IL
all their s.ealtby and trsacnerous modes OF warfare
The prompt and u,sessf1l invasion Of the stos ghods
Of tho enemy puyanup ard White rivers, the saoo
ing Of Ksnacut 81 the most willy and influential
hefs Of the hoses st the head OF his band In
ing surprise the camp OF Col Casy and tie bold AID
uccessfI charge d thu ShsnRhas, led by the gallant
Lieut. David %. McKibbin, Of company w. upon the enc
NY has bad the effect TO dscon b. the nGians aLi scat
ttr them IN small bands.
We nave he,itstion in saying that u rot FOX
the timely arrival CT Col Casey WITH his reiniogesnsnts
Of the otn Ieginent the ctuntry IN this ViIty
v aid have bis been entirely devastAte6, AMI nat
olympia and seiscoor1 would haTe now besS suoul lsf
ing 10 ashes
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
n ONE Y RK e r

THURSDAY, May 29-8P.M.
The tendency Of the market rss board to-day
was downward. In Eric and Residing there vas a very
active business There appears to bs about the
ucanc6cn the part Of beth buyers and sellers. There
are no now buyers in The mrket and the bears no
dsposi ion 70 put contrasts. At tbs first board,
day Michigan Contra, Ea,i:csd advanced 4 per cent;
Michigan Southern. u. PAnsmA Railroad fell off a per
cent; Galena and Chicago, x; Chicago ard Rock
Island, "a; Cleveland and Pittssurg, a; Nicarag1s
Transit, -. Thb las. gnamsd stock foil of
ater the board The coupapy's bonds for $780, 900
AL due TO morrow, the son inst and tho proba s.y
they will not be paid. kr. Charles Morgan and NJ.
George \. Hoyt hold he compapys steamships as se:a
risy trustees Of the sonholds- aaA if the oney
not forthcoming they rasy go the hammer Tbs con
pany must be in fands for It has Jnaay received
$40 900 Per month from the pscd; Msn Steamship Com
psuy ard large remittance ro its agent 10 San Fan
cico but believe it is not ths Of the present
management to psy the bends It is considered
~ for public sle OF the steamships 10 b. see to get
good title to them from present hoIic.s II Is likely
70 had to all sorts OF iitigs.ions and expense.
TIE trustees Of the bondhoicero srgs he,ders u
the bonds and viii tsAe Of thsms 9lyes. Panama
Railroad fell of traction to-day, with email sales, rne
dividend Of this company in July viii Be at et Six per
cent leaving lslgs surplus. Gllera and Chicago
lower to-day but only few shares changed hsnds. In
remarks yesterday, about the August dividend
Intended to say that there would bs necessity for
issnirg se;ond nortgage bonds ID pay ten per ce.t
in cash, and not that there would be Eecesaiy for 80
dcirg.
Alter the adjournment OF the board the following
sales Of bonds ard stocks made st auction by A. H.
Nicolsy:-
5000 Flushing ER lst mort. "a int added .6s to 6s4
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News from Oreson i.

The Oyeoonicn Of April 1e pub sss report from Col
r. Cornelius comm snding the FIRST regiment Of -eron
mounted volunteers, dated the 13th o. AprL al tie
"Dalles Of the Columbia"
ON the 10Th OF April Capt. Hemb-ee and exploring
pery OF four were suddenly surrounded BY abot
seve1y hostile Indians, under chef kAmoian who a. j
upcp them killing Capt. Hsmbrse.
this the signal for general IndlsD attack upon
che camp for vhoh at oil points tie Indians commenced
marching. but the asck vas perverted BY the activity
Of the trocPs.
A band Of three hundred Indian warriors Vas subse-
au4ny dsIcdged from fortified petition up he creek
10 other white wAs killed. wss slignty rounied
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SAN FRANCISCO. FRIDAY, May g, 1886.
F1oUR--ws note ony jobbDg sales, 37isng 800 Or.
domestic and Oregon az $40 so Sl1 So ana 200 DO.
Do Fover's SELF raising ut Slt.
wHEA1-s00 bs gs sold nj p. n. :.
BsRLEY-35l bsgs sold a. ?. n. t.
oATs-So0 osgs fold az 8 &c.
hAys-l50 tags small Gala Bayos sold a. 6lsc
PoTAToEs-The market has been quite scsve, ard
sales mace a. alvarez. The tran sections add up
$50 bags, at rates ranging from 2Isc 4fc accord
ing 20 quality; and leo 10. sweet At &c.
PORK 25D half bills clear sold a. . Z. I.
HAga-s0 tierces SOLD at p. n. :.
BrTTm-l20 fTkins sold at p. l., AID IS DO. choice
ut Acc; so do, straight invoice, at 31s..
IARD-13S cs, 10 10. tins, sold a. Zoe 80 de-. % ID
DC, a 19hc., snd 200 kegs at 1870.
NAns-2 oeo Kegs assorted, David Brown, sold last
Rcre-s.es of 500 mats China No L. at p. .. =; $3.50
DO. do q. &c. 30 eco lbs fine street mile recieane1
NaDiIs, at &c.
CoAI-Thers sales last evening Of ego Iaeyq
wapos, ex David Brown 1T do. do, Wild hun'ef,
and 245 do. DO. Adelaide, private terms, under
stood 70 he about $40 100 caskr Cumberland sold TO day
1t n.t.u .,, =, o,,oo
fable ID. bsgs, At 102lc 11c and 100 do do lob.
begn AZ 20e q 20kc.
IppD sppr 10 Sale Of 200 kegs "ss arr, !" IS 10c.
CAsDrrs Sales OF 100 pxs. PbGnrJ at 261; 500 do.
Tbanes 400 do. Grant Crunpton . at p. n.
woopEswARR 100 doz three hooped pals at 50 rs.
SuGAR-600 bills. cruehed sold q. t.; 40 eco los.
China No. a. s9{c; 100 bbls. crushed at 12l4c and
125 hsf do New Orleans at IKE.
TR.-loo bols. ex. =. Kinhsll NJ p. n. T.
ALCOHOL 600 gals in tin sold az 81 Is.
CIARfT--Saie Ct 10 casks superior q, $50 There vas
sfale days since not reported, OF 2tO Casks ord
mary vine AZ $50.
Dry Goods. liz Ca Herfunack prints cold at .. n l.
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by their friends.
WOUNDED.

WOUNDED.
Adrsstus Cock, American. John Nh rphy, Ireland.
J. Bsbeock, Mass. Win.v Caster, Pittston Me.
Jcs'ph BrooAer, Al5enE.Y. Simon Grozeler, France.
Barney McRsmssy, Ireland. Daniel s. Room, JEFF OoNY.
?. Alson. Norway. p Lssis, B,onville, Ind.
Francis Hughes Tenn. 7. y. Denny, do.
T #. Golsop, United states John Ienahsn, Georgia,
Jas. Green co., (eolored) John Crane, New York.
Samuel Jenkins, Cornwall, James Jackson, Baltimore.
England. Robert Walters Ohio.
Thor. Harradsy Canada. PeterVanderbs:h, Prov RI.
Martin James, U. States. Abm Coinson, DO
Abijah Hamnet, Mass. Comfort Haley, Cornwall E.
james Green, Baltimore Solomon Maulev. do.
Frank Sieblmg CrscAu, G. Forbes, Boston, Mass.
Poland. Mrs Liz guist. do.
helson Ensign Illinois. fIet Bur neitsr, Phil, Pa.
Michael II. gers, Conn: VIM. l. Carpenter, New
VIM. Iangdon, Cornwall, siia. Baker, Nora Scotia.
England. Lewis Hiat,n, Indiana.
Peter \. Aust'e Byron, Me- ar, King, Ohio.
Luther Morton ltbeca, NJ T., spine and back injured
john aorter Fort Hamilton, L. L. slightly injured
head and legs bruised.
oliver 7. Burns, Newourg, Ind, both legs broken
Tseraaa Nash, Buffalo n. y one leg broken AMI very
TX mas Harris, Cornwall, England ANGLE broken.
A. Baker, New York, head badly bruised and leg in
Robert waltrs, Belmont county, Ohio right leg and
ann broken doing well.
Patrick Morales Jama:a, West Indies, badly bruised
George Nichols Jsmaics, West Indies, arm bruised;
not dangerous
James II. Nichols, Jamaies, West Indies, slightly
John Msrrheld, Jarna:a, West Indies, slightly wound
ec in foot.
Terence oynaugh Boston Mass, slightly Injured in
both knees.
VIM. IAngin Cornwall England, leg broken.
woMfS.
Mrs. s Baker Nova Scotia Sarah Hinton, Indians.
Harriet Hntep Indiana. Frances Peather, wisconsin
CHILDREN.
Eleanor, orphan child Of Dennis Margaret Cromley,
Oil 3D. deep indel OF the kali for several inches
in do meier.
Catherine Murphy daughter Of Bridget killed. left
leg hr ken and chest bruised not seriously.
Johr Murphy, (son Of above) collar bone broken and
bruised.
I1fsnt o. nrs. silas Bsher.
The rounded named are those now In the hospital.
with the exception Of one, Mr.. Carpenter who Ia ..
hotel. Seine eight o. ten more wounded went 70
-lsga q tsse the steamer Sr ran Francisco.
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JLslepp, for some sSEss Iuknowp 70 inkymart
hfsd an Indian ehiet
This act otesnsed he savsges tina. they Immediately
commenced eoiesns thei; fr preparatory 20 tas g..
disclosed 10 Tine TO ne propzstors o! tas NIL, D.
squsw, instantly tho whites IN he ns oerhooi,
nun benpg ferty men, AIMED the nssvss snd re-
paired 10 tbs mill ard we're Ly prepared 70 receive tbs
sayssss ct .hs E10ment q attack. Fhs Indians
AIMED only with bcvs a. arrows. AE.sr the conflict
va ovss word was ia,q 4ssly 6eapstchsd 20 shat,
city and On he following 5rrng a51u. thirty OF the
sizet armed tnenss and FASTENED 20 the of
action. 20 a8sist the follows the Of hs-
hack Bat Ct the whites woun5ed IN the battle
named John liant shot IN he hzd sod Auosh
person, lnknown. pj1red IN tie hesd. The In
dams only detertd from continuing the fight 6y the
Darkness sndi nected that hey would :srtkaly
yenew the attcsA tie next day.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

1HtH5UdI, may -5-U =. ~.
AsHfs.-Ths sales we're moderate, whis prices were
unchanged.
BRaAps1rrFs. -Four-Ihe foreign news had the effect
Of depressing prices for common grades, q. which, whs
the medium and higher grades without change Of
moment in prices, the fales embraced about 1000
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
PROCL L1MA TION

To the Citizens Of ThibOiaux and Vicinity.
THINK CLOSE IND PONDER WE'LL!
DULvERMACHERS HYDRO ELECTRIC
Il voltaic Chains used for the instant relief and per-
,saa4nt all NERVOUS DISEASES for the irst
time ntrod into the State of These Chains
thence have extended Germany, Anst Prussia, Eng
land hts elapsed since they were introduced
into the United They now the hospitals
Of London Paris Vienna Berlin also in every hospitals in
New York. They secured and patented in five differ
ent Kingdoms also In scounry and cons 'nly used
with the hnst astonishing by both Physicians and
Patients in the relief and Of Rheumatism Painful and
swsied Jeints NeufasA Of the face Deafness Blindness
Nervous HeadAche Papitaon df the Heart Contraction
Of the Limbs, Carddgs, Indigestion General Debility,
Impotence, Uterine Palms. and a diseases which are pro-
ducedf from diminished amount of Nervous Fluid. Cer
nases OF most beneficial effects produced in the above
diseases have been received from Professors Mott Van
Buren, Post Of New York city, Doctors GpIn0 Bird and
fercara Of London also from distinguished Medical Men
Ia most Of the cities Of Europe, hesdss than thou
sandfrom patients who have been cured by use in
which no Phisican Dare can deny. that all Nervous
Diseascs Increased IN severity rather than benefited
by constant administration Of Drugs and the common
sense ofthe people being awakening this truth By
avoiding ali drugs and patent Nostnns Thousands have
been cured by an powerfni agents OF nature pure air
proper exercises diet. bathing, kc BY the use of the
pulse is given to the energies Of the which
restores to health without the Of swallowing
sickenning, dsgustin. nosrums that thrown before
TIE public. pamphlet containing certificates If cure,
sained Tree Of charge. at the Drug Store Of W. ,-s
CAUTION TO LADIES'
AN0es who are enc5ete, requested them with
.csaten orby long continued use miscarrage is ap-
For sale every city in the United States and can be
ssns by mai 70 any part ~ the country
srr,-nL !: LAsHBRooK, Agent fos Thibodan1.
8 - EisEHI' Genf Agent, n Y. [3i-1yl
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
VOLUME XI.
dbe dbibooauf nlinerpa

Is published every Saturday morning. Price,
Five Dollars per annum--payable at the time OF sub
scribng. Single copies, Ten Cents. .a.-.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted the rate of One Dol
lar per suqare (of lines less for the first and Fifty
Gents for every subsequent Insertion liberal discount
made to who advertise by the year. Thirty Dollars
will be Oh arged for half column OF Patent Medicine
aiversng and Of greater length admitted on any
terms
JOB wORK.-Havine purchased one of Ruggless Patent
large size Magic Presses fater ourselves that We can
execute every variety Of leerpress printing in style
not surpassed by any country Office IN the South Or
Vest All work delivered when promised, and guarant
eed 70 pease-and for CASH only. sst' t.l1l a' '-iH
PERSONAL PUBLICATIONS. Communications Of per
nature such as ars not deemed 70 be Of public
interest be inserted advertisements at the option
Of the editor) by being paid for in advance:
OBITUARY. NOrTCEs-Not exceeding three lines, will be
cheeruy inserted without charge but those Of greater
length will be rated as advertisements. $.@
CORRESPONDENTS informed that notice whatever
will taken Of any communication intended for insertion
unless accompanied by the and address OF the writer
NOT necessary publication but guarantee OF good
faith E. , t-.it JONA. C. WHITE, tpub,ishers
LOUIS F. ANDERSON, ( 1S'''
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
6otels, 81.

TRANKLIN HOUSE-IN CONSEQUENCE
IL of the advanced price Of provisions, table g.
wines and servants hire, the proprietor felt COM
PEELED on the first OF January last makesome slight a
advance in the prices for boarding, and instead of&*A
Fifty cents for dinner, has charged Seventy five cents
hut ha. concluded upon charging only the old price
Fifty cents for dinners will furnish wine heretofore
Wines however OF various kind. and grades always OF
hand ready to order Of guests when required viz:
Caret Native or Catawba Wine, Haut Sauterne, white
wne old Sherry Charles Hiedseck Champagne Musca
Cordials etc. Also-London Porter and Ale Scotch Ale
good deal money time and pains have been recently
spent retting to make this Hotel pleasant and com
Portable the traveller and regular boarder and now con-
fdeny trust will receive liberal share Of their patronage
Junes.if BF HOLDEN, Proprietor.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
Sign of the Skeleton Wagon! s4s=ez=
Southern EkN EEhH1
Carriage Repository. zsA2AAsZ

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the MER-
/ CHANTS and PLANTERS that he has opened Repos-
tory for the sale Of Carriages Bugges Harness. etc. at
No. &c Beekman Street, New York,
Running through Spruce either street.
The floor, (1s5 feet in lengthy affords ample room
keeping always hand, large and complete assort
ment of every description and variety, as per chart.
Having learned the trade in the Factory Of his ther he
is practically familiar with every department in the bsi
ness and therefore enabled orders Of kind
OF entrusted to him. and supernend every stage Of
its manufacture His long residence in the South and
and intimate knowledge Of every secon and his expert
ence while with Mesrs. Baldwin Starr and Messrs.
Frothingham Newell Co., gives him many advantages in
the selections required for the different parts Of the country
Also, an acquainta with the CHARACTER OF WORK,
Draft Track Height Of Wheels quality aud size Of Springs
and Axles necessary for the particular localities
Particular attention paid special ORDERS either through
merchants the subscriber direct and all prices guar
anteed to be low the work can possibly be furnished
and which will be equal in every respect, to that OF the
very best and oldest city country Establishments.
26 BEEkMAN STREET is within few doors OF the
Park the South East se from the Astor House,
and in line from Park P ace. Murray Warren and Cham
ber Streets the Brick Church. Loyeoys and Clinton
Hotels. se.sa
Having convenient Office accommodations, and papers
from the Southern tiles and towns he trusts that he may
the pleasure OF call from his friends and from those
who will do him the favor to examine his assortment and
being only establishment adapted to the Southern Trade
in the lower of the city, he respectfully socs share
Of patronage He begs refer those unacquanted with
him. to any Of the Jobbng Houses in New York City,
gagged in the Southern or Western Trade.
Great will be taken in packing and eng gng freight
insurance. &c. A discount allowed to the trade.
'''~'' ''N' WM. L. McDONALD.
N NB-Wm. L. Mcdonald takes pleasure in referring to
the Merchants Of this place. feb9im
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
scott's .Littlc Hlant'' Corn and Cob Mill,
Patented Nay 16Lh, 1854. szs y.f q =.

rTNHE ATTENTION of PLANTERS, FARMERS,
and Stockholders general is respectfully called to
this Mill as the important article Of the kind now in
use only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal for Stock
but Grs the table, and especially Bread Meal from corn
not fully ripeor dry In the fall. E'si 7+'v' ~ f't
only requiring be fastened to floor platform Easily
adjusted used by any body, even child ' w 70
The LITTLE GIANT hasreceiyed the first premiums At
the Agricultural Fairs Of Missouri Kentucky Maryland
and other States and that In the most complimentary
manner as well the most ready endations from the
Thousands witnessing its performance 4E-.s% ff''tT
These Mills are in the most positive manner
aud warranted to grind 10 bushels OF feed hour
with one horse offered at the low price Of $50 all
uete ready attaching the teamNo at SO grinds ~
bushels per hour with horses 5if ~
Manufactured by Burt St. Louis Scott Kockbee,
Baltimore; Scott Hedges, Cincinnati ...-5 -,
S43 s} from the Cincinnati Daily Times. ''
"TnH LtrrLE GIASr"-By invitation we called at the es-
tabiishment of Scott Hedges yesterday. to witness the
operations Of what the inventor has led Little
Giant Corn and Corn Cob Mill" ever name was well ap
Piled ii is in the present instance The mill weighs only
tached enfoot shaft it eats up corn and cob with
vengeance 1t is got up an Improvement on the best
patent OF this attained, and 10 simple in its
construction be and set In motion in
twenty minutes aud afterwards be adjusted and used with
ease by anybody. It will grind with from ~ to IA
bushels per hour. - Ft''s
To the farmer this MILL so simple in Its construction,
cnpyng so little space propelled by power always hand,
and furnished at The exceeding low price OF 500 affords one
Of the greatest convenfences that we have seen Wher
they introduced they have sersa favor
Let interested In agricultural pursuits call at Scott
Hedges, No. Water street, examine and see tin opera
ton
For sale in Thibodaux by the undersigned who has
in operation, which he will be pleased to exhibit.
jan27 b. F. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
caillOu Island Hotel.

TNHE undersigned has the honor of Informing his
friend. and acauant<nces, well as the publ c, that
he viii open Hotel caou Island on or about me 1 ,oh
inst. Nothing will be spared on ms par 10 renee. ms es
viii permit. His table wi at all times be provided with
every variety OF fish, oysters, etc, etc.
Uon,s of meal-Breaksas at O'Clock; Dinner flom to
o'clock
accommodations the reception and Treatment OF conva-
esc.n negroes at the moderate rate of per month"; to
whom the strce>t attention will he paid In Of death
charge Of Is will be made to defay the expenses Of burial
JulyI. JOAGhlM fohShE-
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
Bangor House.

THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in an
i nouncng to the travelling public and the citizens OF
the that she has lately added largely to the
dations Of her house, and is prepared to entertain
Boarders equal any other house in Thhodaux Her Ia
Bile all times supplied with dehcacy that me town
surrounding country, and New Orleans market aorn IT,
nrce for transient or boarding. reasonable
ss the times win admit Of liberal patro age sonced
July PLY. Mks ELNlNA fLSNIA'
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-03-15
- FOR SALE,
Excellent Sugar and Cotton Lands.

s a.- FOR SALE,
Excellent Sugar and Cotton Lands.
WILL be sold at auction or private sale, on the
w 4th Of April next the Achafaaya River at the
Mouth Of Bayou Rouge:
l. The excellent Plantation Of Col VIM. B. Lewis 1850
acres of land l2 in cultivation with twenty negroes I'M
provements, new and capacous dwelling house, negro
cabins stales houses &C. Also, 1000 barrels corn,
fodder stock, and growing crop.
9 spendid tract for Sugar Plantation, at the mouth
of Bayon Rouge 1900 1900 acres 80 40 in eul
vaon. Excellent place for store, warehouse, saw mill,
blacksmiths shop &c.
g. An excellent tract for plantation 900 acres, next
above Bayou Rouge. With this can be obtained at fixed
price 29O acres with improvements, $50 in cultivation
also, growing crop and IL to Is negroes.
L. Several other smaller tracts, fit for cultivation and
getting wool and timber.
Government land contiguous; navigation good; land
rich; country healthy.
Terms-Onet third cash; balance at /, 2, and years.
Those attending the sale can find accommodations.
For particulars apply to
B. J. SAGE, 10 St. Charles street, New Orleans,
mh1-2t or To Col W. B. LEWIS, above.