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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-19
G. PooIu.
WAIT FOR TIE BANJO!

TINE public is respectfully Informed that the
Il the light and elegant paiatlal steamer BAN
10, constructed upon an unique idea, with a large,
commodlous and magnificent Musical Saloon. fit
ted up with a capaclous stage, as a
CONCERT ROOM.
capable of comfortably seating 500 people, con-
StTucted at an immense expense expressly 10 ma
Vigate with certainty The western rivers, thus aE-
fording the denizens OF the smaller towns. where
there are no commodious public rooms, all oppor-
tunity. of witnessing an entertainment equal to
any ever produced in America.
THE TROUPE
is composed Of a~rtistes selected from the most
celebrated Operate Yocalists and Performers in
America, nnder the direction of
Ned Davis,
the unequalled Tamborinist, Eocalinist and De-
lineator-INadaL1e Davis, with the cele-
brated-
Levi Brown, w. Penn Lehr, w. Plato
]. w. Adams, Charlie B. Grist, Slocum.
Weed, Woodruff, Campbell,
constitute a Galaxy of Talent never before con-
centfated in one Company in Europe or America.
They will have the honor Of giving THEN first
Musical soiree and Ethiopian MeIange at
2laquemine, Thursday, 24th April.
Introducing all the popular National Melodies,
Nperatic PaTodies, Duets, Refrains, Chorusses,
and Northern and Southern Negro Eccentricities
including also a brilliant interlude of Instrument
tai Music, by the whole Troupe, the whole iornl-
ing an entertainment Rich, Spicy and Exciting.
II Performance at 2 1-2 and LIZ o'clock.
u admission 80 cents-Children and servants
half price. ap19
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Plaquemine, Thursday, 44th April.
Estrav Cow,

~s-znvcg Takenup by John F. Dardenne,
NA living on Crosse Tete, a STRAY
kY cow, with no pefeeptible brand;
sIA black sp.ckIed, white line down
- the back, with black ears; about
four years old.
The owner viii please come forward. prove his
claim to said animal and take it away, otherwise
it will be sold at public sale by the undersigned
Justice of the Peace, on Monday, 2Sth April
next, at his office on Crosse Tete.
ap19 C. II. GILBERT; J. P.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-19
CONCERT ROOM.
THE TROUpE

is composed Of ~artistes selected from the most
celebrated Gpetatic Yocalists and Performers in
America, nnder the direction of
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-19

BeAIes Sid shat pentrs
feseOnld b Eaisen tha spo pIeaee
swensy>hve mora I'D Plymouth ehurah.-Re-
s # as Nee Hapsa Ksnsas Maine.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-19
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE Undersigned having formed q
n partnership under she style OF CARSON 4
KEARNY, for the purpose of carrying on the
Drug and A~potheeary Business in the town of
Plaquemine, do respectfully solicit the public pat
ronage. Signed, WIN. CARSON,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-19

EREsH SUPPLY of Stationery
- and Books received at
ap19 RICHARDS Drug Store.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-19
Ned Davis.

the unequalled Tamborinist, Eocalinist and De-
lineator-Nada1ae Davis, with the cele-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-19

DAINTS, OILS AND TURPEN-
Il TINE for sale at
ap19 RICHARDS Drug Store.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-04-19

Dated 18th April, 1856.
w. C. begs 10 return his best thanks TO the
friends Of the House who have so generously sup
ported him during the past year. ap19
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

n w S RIES for l 8
i III

-
THE HOME JOURNAL 'or the c'niss year IL to e rI,,-
80 'snsbe tn the eJe and usciai f~r nnJ P'ps''
~. Edior will sui, continue to devote their time and sbi
tbs 'l,'ruvel, To The Hume Jourus -,
BON. M al ruI. sady .yup. hss and int ess' o-sdO''
AID H. to ave no TE q III TO rNvALIps.
which III. ,p.rehce h. en-. write and whei have
auCITTs OF 81 L AZ. ca.aAcrERs
GroreE r Moksrs besides hs usual Constant labor, gpon
which TO ' sSETe eii soSos BALLADS Ere:
by The bi.tory of the PASSING time
X ROSE n Glen f GSpoE
.n9 hi. III be pubsb.d in numbers from week to week
GESIo C. scorr will contribute sasss Of valuable P.pes
oF" ''' SCIENCE OF TIE BEAUTIFUL,
chiefly confined DR.ss and the TOILET .ne,sst ans oesn
FarDn.icxs Corznss tue f.csOus .utlor Of Spar
row,Is. Pspen" will enable to eIvsn the fox heoniAs
HUMOROUS DELINEATIoNs,
from bis pen and H. sroppsRp, the popular poet IN
~'''' ''' LITERATURE AND ART.
Besdes these attractive features the HOME JOURNAL viii
Tee Communications Of brilliant List Of Original Contribu.
tn. Core and History Of New Publications
The Floating s,oes Brief RomaIces, Sparkling Wit, Fdn
and An.cdoie u the day:
Poetry. Ps,hos and Rom nance
The Go,sip and News of Partisan Journals.
P.ou Sketches Of the COnspcuoas Characters Of the
The s,lnins sesP,: Of pay LIE
The IashioLA
The vIu.be information to s..,es Discoveries aud
Great Events
-Criicisms Of Current Literature
And that be- to interest tho reader from the
Norlo's overflow Of action and intellect
We remir readers perhaps that We have
rpopdents wholly unsurpassed In the society Of New York
and through these gifted aud refined mediums" tesp
Of ali that new charming instructive In Ia
brilliant oiicl.s VI city lie.
For the health moral improvement and the religious cul
Of uuies wstchtly gather every suggestion,
aid asuy chyobicle eli signs Of Progress and Utility
By upeens anc. aud industry aud BY sk acquired IN
md la
JOURNAL undi,psted the BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
IN THE WORLD.
Terms copy 81 for three copies s5-or copy
for three years. S5-swsys in advance Address
MORRIS l. WILLIS, Editors ana Proprietor
No la7 Fulton-st., New. York.
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FOR SALE-To Blxcksm .hs and Wag'o-masas
The old established BLACKSMITH saoP No ~ ~
rrst, owned BY John Nc 'sry Said house 10 thfss ="
q ,r-t 10 in from, a. rear 10, u feet deep
Also the ,hress,ory brict HOUSE and LOT Ne 49,
t.fst, adjoining the sbve, 80 A. In In fronf ana ~
- h dep tsecupse as grocery GDr-l 1000
Also, The LEAsFHOLD PROPERTY roA ~ sd ~
5tbs' bstv' Str 6,hsvs-lS pee 10 ryn uoe -
OF April 1851 q, a ground pbt cfs'9 pes aassa ~
shi'ds u the purchase money reu.As on booa -
ssss, desired fos . Of y~srsl tf t...f y
For terms an furtf ~ psr'iculsrs, apply 70
BAKEs 4 wEEkS Iasss;neeu. No ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

GREAT BARGAIN.-A handsome thres-ss~
~ BRICK HOUSE md LOT IN Sts'est. nssr az -
81 kl,n; Hone cost e3 ~. and In perfect ofue@
es.lW = 8 10 ossn bslssee n.orsssse. A
,tts, A J. BLEECKER Co NJ b@o~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
6ouses dnn farms muuren.

7 OTIS WANTtD--From SIX to ten LOTS, with.
l. In the boundsn.s Of Broadway, Bo~er, Grand aal
B eck.rs where the buildings Vt little value preferred
Sta cash price and location. Address Boa No. ~
p, stOfiee. t+ul
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Real Gsrate for 6ale.

BEAUTIFUL VILLA StTES-One hours ride
Ly Rsilr' sd from the city and depot prosssaly
lesth, locality, IInoeHt sud eA' nsivs w.
up ilsp around with srsdus sop- Bat Of sssss
sa Cfurehes Of several denominations NsshboAssl
fs,t ins Up oy gentlemen doing business In the uW
t+5s) A. J. BLEECKER L Co, N. Brosda
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Nmnsemenis.

NIB l. O's s A l. o o N. -
L. M. G0TEscHALK's
G. AND CON G l. II L.
FRIDAY II DE EcEiSGdsh %. 1856.
si0ISNT MaD T EEEsh D'Aisour
and otneI emaent talent,
Madame DANGRI and MI THALBERG have kindly vol.
% n fy A b. w for BE
Mexico south AmeIe, and Europe Il viii also Be the last
for Two Pianos. 10 be B, ThsSes aud himself
p'''' 0 kr. AT se. S.'s 81 50 s s"s
B,es.ins. music .oie No 7S Broadway Ticket open
| f,m a IN till p m.
NJ IBL O's G. A X d z n
FOURTH ENGLISH OPERA NIGHT.
PYNE and Il hAR nTi sSSt ofERH TROUPE
When will be produced Tor the
Na','' . 0'. TIE CROWN DIAMONDS
Ms. Louisa PYNE, M GUILMErrE (hi, fourth
H: fSas rorr II assSs5s
| with q Fun Chorus and Orchestra
Mi. M hs rSDs Il IN. RoSi: .sa
C.sp TO THE PrsLIc In compliance til namesoa.
and Psque advance during the English Opera season The
charges Tor admission will therefore be :. follow; 70.
Tickets all OF the bonse, withous reserved seats
Secured Seats in DRESS Circle and PsIquee sxtra
Orch, styr Arm Chairs
Private Boxss............ s.
These be secured for three days In advance the Boz
| Ohe', fr'm I. m to ) p m
Deors open At !, commence at O'Clock
AL not sold during day viii be thrown open without
reservation IN Inc evening; 49,
FklDAi-Ihe new and sn.ce,rul OPefa o.
THE VALLEY OF ANDORkE
LAURA KEENE's EATER.-
IL No. 64 Broadway Horston-st Doors aS st
oeoch the Performance win commence with Overture II
O'Clock Admissiou-Dre.s Circle and Psrquetc 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
DOCKS for INDEPENDENT THINKERS.

I'D COhTE's POSITIVE PHILOSOPHY ~ Porr.it If
Comic for Framing SC Cose's Social ,.c ralss.
Life Of jesus vos. syo 81 ~; Do iva, - ~; ia
Eos each Portrait of ST SIC rbaoh E,.ens,
Of Cisssuiry, 81 IS How'll. si.or, OF rrf.tc.f, IS.
uIe 81 q. voineys New Re.carebr. Aleent HIS OK,
81 volpeys Ruins. SOC Do paper cover. sS ool'1.
tos Of the s.bbsih 7s. Do. PaP-t Sic Ve k-s q,
tsos, 81 D. Who Was Jesus Chiist! lie. May VOLT ~e
cr~'s vbdosiion Of the Rights u worHn 7Sc rl1 D,v.
Puiptt Or Astro sic. sermons Of Robeu Tyl A.
OIL b Do On free Masonry 2 Sent BY a P't.s free,
b. C BLANCHARD No. IS N.s..a.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
iIOLNEY. NEW RESEARCHES or Az

CLINT AtsrORY-Epbrscins Exsni. q t'n OF 'n-
Hosy Of the yess eI, the CAPTIVITY Vt oae,os and sno~
origin Of tho hoso Legends n. Cr.A
Psh Of Ma Flood and Confusion of Languages Mailed free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
Che Ball Season.

THE Twenty .eighth ANNUAL BALL Of the
i NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT, for the Widows
ard Orphans will take plsce At the Academy Of Music lhs.
MONDAY EVENING, January o. le57. Tickets may be
procured Of tbs Aanssers By order,
JAMES p. WESmlg, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

V'hE undersigned haviog, by an order of the
Superior COur; VI the City OF NewYork, dated December
H. l been appointed Receivsr the Property sad Eject.
been eomposed Of WILLIAM COOK, srEPhEN kIDDER,
and ROSW ELL HOVEY.
All pers having claims against said firm Of WILLIAM
COOK Co OF. requested 10 preseut the TO sub
OF beiosr the first day Of February 1857. ,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
for the ioli0ans.

A CONFECTIONER, "Currente Calamo, I" cor
IA daily copsstuses bis citizens and civic custom
with those coxisng in the communities Of Canada
COmmunipaw CaforI Ia Canton and crcum
the cordial convv and ceremonies VI the
coming CLristu connected with Christmas cseer.
The Canker Of cupdy, the Cacoethes Carpend OF
the coveted csrecorodns Carolus" circu atins cola
create craving caurlng cecutiency through ut
ChI ndO; the careful consideration of Cons. Credit No
bier aud Coupons consigned 10 comprsive contempt
viii the claims of charming childish camberng chst'eb
chu,king csmorous Candy craving cherubs carefully
cbeefully and compls ntly considered.
Come then contemplate copirus col.
lection q carefully concocted Confectionery comp unded by
competent Comht makers and Candy Makers all conveant
with cued in consideration Of their capsbi
ti.s. from every ceuntr, in Christendom.
The Candy Courlsnd lvx Isl Green
wich whrr crowds Of customers cheeruy compete in chang
Ing coin fol choice CONNECTIONS Cracked Caady 10
eala 60 to Cal. Orth cosenent commende ION the
the plement the compcsed collection and
col, rstpatoIy comments the oomponents thereof
CoBfctions for Coughs Caarhs and spondlas casual
ties cracked crashed orepifated Candies kc &C.
I. O. HODGKINS, Con 6eo:ispsr,
No Isl Green eh between Courtlandt and Liberty
BEAUTIFUL PIANOS for HOLIDAY PRES
ID ENT5 The Of T. GILBERT 70. nov
full of superb struments and will be aid prices
and upon easy ii. T. MATHEWS,
Nos 4l9 aud ~ Broadway. cor Clusl-st,
And No. 80 Fulton st., Br,0klVn.
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THE TUNIs SON WILL.

II IL r. i " " w l IL l. -
with proper respect for the feelings of the widow
George Tunisoo deceased that feel u be da,y that
juty to Ter u make this In tn public
nt IL will be bered that this recently
before Judge Bradford 10 the Surrogate Court this
and after several hearings and impartial the
Will was finally admitted to Probate aud that the
for III eonesiiDz parties made statements
points thst unknd and woundng her feeos In
ItfeIIce TO some tdins matters which should never
have beer referred TO- And here state that whatever
ssid that painful 10 her already bdrdened sp ooa ed
fem aud msrepresenis ions ma f BY
that not legally Interested In the Will but
jealous hecsu they Remembered BY him. the desisn
of hich ev ey Intended 10 the minds OF
Of brothers and other ves of her husband aud
all the ant CATION Ia
case Ard that her PRIV deuce and
net duly by her husbands relations aud that her
liberal from the first; and ths
whssGos the admission Of the VIII Ia bet favor she till
anfes sp toward the fshef and oil Of the
brothers and sistes BY carrying her FIRST ntsotions
witch perfectly satist We conideat that
wrong and very much thx,
And happy TO that good enss have
been resore6 and that she has borne Der troubles VIII forth
tude and camDe unurpased In making the aoovs state
usnt our minds are greatly relieved.
HENRY TUNfSOy sa.,
aud 1USls TUNI50N.
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60 Whom il mlap Concern.

A Ii Inyalids are respectfully informed tina
IA there 10 Medical Institute No 6i0 nston
Greene New ork where all diseases cured the
lowest charges Patients In the country who dssfe Needles
treatment in the city, would do well to cal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
HORHIRLE ACCIDrNTS and destruction OF

HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS and destruction OF
properly Is the daily information furnished throughout
the land rom the burning Of Fluid Now all dan aud the
the Of accidents IL -ly removed II the
PATENT INDlA-aUBBER FLUID LAMP, which not be
broken bursted exploded and cannot be filed when burn
Ing They the most economical. well the on
tDly safe Lamp In In appearance extremely uss
and fa give entire satisfaction We DESTROYS OF
granting Special Agencies In county In the United states
favorable and solicit KAmiaation Of toe best article
offered intelligent public For Information inoose
stamp To HAWXHURST MOTT, exclusive MauufIcturers
q the United States, No SO Faiton-st New.Yok City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

CHRISTIANS and NEW-YEAR PRESENTS
GREAT SALE OF FANCY GOODS
TOYS, DOLLS GAMES &C.,
BY ORDER OF ADMiNISTR AToR
The entire stock oon, ed in the EN- NO. 3 Broad
portion Of GhsA T-. 'srs'ee With sts,s care oy
Europe- be sold such low pre-s that 10 hoped
whole esn be disposed Of during th. month.
eeeni opportunity obtain and beautiful soods srs.
reduction rom usual prices by calling early better selection
ecu 'a'' MO II TuTTIE's EMPoRIGa '''a
TOYS, DOLLS AND GAMES.
No. S45 Broadway
THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
This department has been assorted with al the novelties Of
the past year From P.. have received foe eecoa Of
Open .e Gi...s.' Card Be1s., ts. i =. s''
Besde Al iunumersbe quantity of email Bou1 such sa
prise Shells and Fruit contanins miniature for Needle
Cases &c
From Geneva we have some fss
with popular American airs, oasdnes, wif1e' Pois and
CHINESE GOODS.
Che.s Checker Dice Ring Puzzles, vssea Cabinets and
TIE DOLL DEPARTMENT.
Our reputation beautiful Dres ed Dolls established Pr
give you the Catalogue: toreesn. Wax,
Composition PspeI Asebe, Rubber ke B0des Arms Hs'>
Shoes, Heads, ke.
THE TOY DEPARTMENT.
In order accommodate stock have been obliged
perease Of this department which occupies
than bal. being far the lses .ssortn-ns In the
city We would call attention to some OF the m's Pfonineas
MECHANICAL MovIso TOYS
Drums pi.no' H. an1a can: S o Lsntsfn''
Caps, Box Toys Tes-sets. Tools, &c.
In .h' department vi" L;O b fund Large A''r'n'a Of
Of every description
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
OTrIcE OF RECEIVER or TAxss New Coar. Hoass,

OTFIcE OF RECEIVER OF TATEs New Coar House,
No. - Cham oefsst :
~ Collection Of Taxes passed April 49, 1885, hereby give
notice to ell Tax Payers who have omitted pay their Take
for the 1885, that unless the paid st my
Office before the Fr day Of January Tsb proceed
collect the sodioD the Twelve
Pe Cent per calculated from the day ~ last Sep
tembes to the day Of payment HENRY HOWARD,
Receiver Of rAxes
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7 B. PALMER, the ADVERTISING AGENT,

" B. PALMER, the ADVERTISING AGENT,
Gves bic views Of the principle. practical operation. aud
proper mode Of Advertising to sng basinass who
choose TO soopt thorough and judicious system
q KIM REWARD.-The subscribers will pay
&COO 300 to person who viii discover aud prose-
cute "a conviction the Who
n. .nsrs.ins Of the ss NOTE Of the NORRIS COUNTY
BANK Of Hew-Jersey.
RAwD0N, WRIGHT, HATCH EOsoN
BankNote Enusvers, No. ~ MerchsotS Exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

Il ued JAMES WHITE, about 10 years old; Supposed ~
have be- stolen end cent whaling voyage about th.
ago I. lame bis lett side hand aud Any in
formation ~ be thankfully received BY his mother JE
NINA WHITE, No. l6 Mottst, N T.
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GIFT s, GI FIT s, G s.
" GRAND RUSH FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS:
Nessra EVANS Co have received isrf- sad spen-
did - o.tuent Of NEW and STANDARD BOOKS. ia the
Bindins. which thew ofsr IN sell much
lees th.n The pubisb.rs prices Fine GOLD WATCHES.
JEwELRY 10 vLu.d from Is to 100 siveI away -
the purcbrs Of Boks the time Of sale Ladies' aud Gem
emeu viii find this chance procure Hidss Preseats
Catalogues OF Book. and Gfs free app ieson by mail
EVANS Co,
Prineip.l Store No. 4on Brosd~ay. Ne~Yort.
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Chances for Business Hleu.

A SSIGNEEs SALE.--A stock Of GOODS, FIX.
"A LURES kc, of Fancy Goods and Child-ns Ctothns
Store with three yesrs LEASE will be solo bsYxsn -
. Inquire at No. 10 6tn-av
COTTON MILL for SALE To close "A Estate.
Nov In successful ege,adon. and hs.iDs large
.sI al IN good rgr nas order For further nformsse apply
~hrre msp Of pr p~ry can BE- seen
tOR SALE-The STOCK, FIXTURE3 and
- GOODWILL Of . Wao.esale and Re.sii CLOrHiN0
s..S ~ vel es'sslshed aud doing good .usnos. P.r;
ana balance In approved ndors-d taken In psymen
APpkatSns eon6depti.y received Addross CLOrfdiN0
Tribune Once. with and sddress
1AkTNER WANTED-Either SPECIAL or
SEhhhAL. with from eSaeoe to 1900 cash Basiae.s
hSe.ae 10y the hsee oalyL Long estAbshrd Aadrss
~, Tribune OeEce, with rel uams.
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IIIinois C~nffl HAIFUaf OomPsy.s1
Once In illinois Central Railroad Depot. Chceoa =
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15
YEV7E DE SUCCESSION.

Succession de Roman LeB9uf.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
Ndu SEINE District Judciare, P.rosse Tenebonne
Au nom ct par l'autorite de PHon. la
Cour du Cinquieme District Judiciaire.
sie2eant dams ct pour Ia Paroisse Terre-
bonnie, il sera offert en- vente pubIique i
l'enchere, par ,Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de la
Paroisse, sur les lieu1 sur IL Bayou Cha
cahoula, -s
Jcudi, lie Is Deccmbrc, 1856.
IL heures A. NJ, les prophecies ci.apres
decrites. appartensnt la dite Succession,
savOir: sl .sf- .arit ...t%
l. Outils Aratoire. I'm lot de Cochons;
Be:cs a Comes; un Cheval, Scelle; un
Fu.il, &C.; Bots de Lit ct Fournitures :;
un Garde- manager; une Table, un lot de
Bacquets ct de Chaudieres; de Ia Vais.
selle, &C., &c. .e.
2. I'm certain moroccan de terre situe
sur Ia rive gauche en- descendant du Bayou
Chacahoula, decrit CONNIE le Lot No. A,
dams lie Township Is de Ia Ranefe IS
Est, dams lie District de terres, contenant
1853 35.1OO acres, ensemble avec toutes
les batisses ct authorizations qui s'y
trouvent. .sae. p.
TERMEs EFT CoND1TroNs-Le mobilier,
payable, toute somme de Dix Piastres ct
audc ssous, dams le mois de Mars 1857, ct
toute somme audessus de Dix Piastres, une
moitie en- Mars 1857, ct pautre moitie en-
Mars 1858; Ia terre payable en- quatre
termes egaux, ech<ant rcepectivement en-
tous ct chacun des mois de Mars 1857,
1858, 1859 ct 1860, toules sommes Por.
tant HUT pour cent par an d'interet depuis
echeance jusqu'au Placement; l'acquereur
on les acquereurs devant bonner leurs
billets avec caution benne ct approuvEe,
payables coJointment ct sol;dairement,
l'ordre de Madame Felonie Hkbert; ct ID
terre vendue devant demeurcr speciale.
ment hyposhequees ct affectee jusqu'au
plein ct enter payment du prix d'achat,
ct de rinteret qui pourrait accroitre.
rs H. -. 4. BOURG, Sheriff
raroine Tenebonne, &c Is NSvembre, 1856
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15

M. GODDARD AND HIS BALLoox.-M.
GODDARD and wife, eronauts, lately took up
three gentlemen with them 10 their bal.
loon from Philadelphia at II P. n. 10 the
height of $4,000 feet. In little more than
half an hour the party descended near
Chester, and became the guests At supper
of Mr.. FELTON,, President Of the Philadel-
phia and Baltimore railroad, leaving their
balloon tied down. Alter supper the bal.
loon had lost 80 much buoyancy by the
night air that two Of the passengers re.
manned while the rest Of the party wen,
up and on, riding aloft by moonlight, till
they came over Wilmington, where they
descended and shook hands with some Of
the inhabitants. They again ascended,
aud landed about ten o'clock 1t Northeast,
Cecil county, Maryland, having travelled
60 miles and stopped two and half hour,
fol refreshments.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-15

WHAT RAILROADS DO FOR THE Int.
RIoR.-The Pennsylvania railroad furn-
ishes the amplest evidence Of what rail-
roads can do in building up the wealth Of
a State. Along its route new towns have
sprung up with wonderful rapidity. and
the agricultural and mineral resources of
the magnificent country through which
runs the iron horse have been developed
TO a remarkable extent. Look at the
town Of Altoona. at the foot of the noun.
tains. A few years ago, what is now a
town Of about five thousand inhabitants,
consisted Of two or three houses at most.
There is now no more Furnishing and
prosperous inland town in the State.
There are five churches in the place, viz !:
Presbyterian, Methodist, Lutheran, Baptist
and Catholic. 1t supports six public
schools, employing seven teachers, two
private academies, bookstore and one
frstclass family newspaper, which furnish
ample evidence Of the intelligence of the
population. Altoona is the site Of the ex-
tensive workshops Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, and the head quarters
Of the corporation. 1t contains two bank
ing houses, and a number of the most
prosperous mercantile establishments in
the interior Of the State. 1t boasts of the
largest hotel outside Of Pi,tsburg or Phila-
delphia. and supports minor ones. We
think the town is destined to I've one of the
largest, as it is undoubtedly one Of the
most beautiful and bustling in the interior
Of Pennsylvania. And all because the
Central Railroad was constructed. When
the Keystone State is like Massachusetts,
"gridironed by railroads, what an en-
pire will it be within itself!
Philadelphia Evenine JoarnaL