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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-31

ETAT DE- LA LOUISIANE-Cour
1Idu SEINE District Judiciare, Paroisse Terrebonne
A. L.torest aha- w. ,-os
zsphirin Olivier. ps1 w. ''
En- vertu dun writ de 4. "a, emane de
Ia sus.dite Cour, dams la cause ci-dessus
intitulee ct numerotee, il sera offert en-
vente publique, au plus haut ct dernier en-
ch6risseur, par Aubin Bourg, Sheriff de h
dite Paroisse, la Maison de Cour a
Houma, i' ea3 -;
samedi, lie Mars, 1857, ." -
entire II heurcs A. NJ. ct heures p. NJ, la
propriete ci.apres decrite, SAVIOR:
.UN ARPENT DE RERRE situe dan.
la Paroisse Terrebonne, sur lie Bayou
Chacahoula on Vache, dams lie Township
No. Is. dc la Range No. l6 Est, masu.
rant un arpent de face, par la profondeur
" apPartenant, entire lignes PARALLELS,
borne en- haut par la terre de Sylvaine
Olivier, ct en- bas par celle de Isidore
DuPre. ....--. ...,-......,.,f.
Termes-COMPTANT.
La dite vente sera fate pour satisfaire
a la somme principale, pinteret ct les frais
dams la sus-dite cause.
A. BOURG, Sheriff
Parosse Terrebonne &c "a Janvier, 1857.
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CTATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH
~ OF TERREBONNE-FIFTHD DISTRICT COURT.
A. La'0res' - NJ ,7s -e.

~ OF TERREBONNE-klFTH UlSIhlCT COUkTs
,.,, a.. :; s's'., ; No. '7os.
By virtue of writ Of Fl. "a. emanating
from the above named Court, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, there will be
offered for sale to the last and highest
bidder, at tho Court House in Houma, by
Aubin Bourg, Sheriff Of said Parish, on
Saturday, March 7th, 1887,
between IL o'clock, A. M, and 4 O'Clock,
p. NJ, the following described property
siezed in said case, to-wit:
ONE ARPENT OF LAND situated in
the Parish Of Terrebonne, on the Chaca-
houla. or Cow Bayou, in Township No.
Is, of Range No. Is East, measuring one
arpent front by the depth thereto attached,
between parallel lines.-bounded above
by lands Of Sylvaine Olivier, and below
by lands now owned by Isidore Dupre.
2 Terms-CASH. -ae .asr-
Said sale will he made to satisfy the
principal, interest and cost in the above
entitled and numbered suit.
l ..E 81 reti- A. BOURG, Sheriff:
Parish Of Terrebonne January a, 1857. 5-.- .-.
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Saddles and Harness a. sa
MADE AND REPAIRED, AND 1856
TRIMMING done in the
~ hest manner. fhe undersigned having emrIoyed 4
competent workman il now prepared to execute any
work in the above line at short notice and on
terms. vfs ffiaf
Heuma, July q, 1856 JOHN BERGER
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to supply Pla,ters and others
'geo0s than they can purchase
cans. 4-t
GROCERIB, WINES. and
J, and conaist In part Of the
KRFcnur, Walnut, Tomato;
LARD. NJ. l Leaf IS
LOBBsrEDe;
LAhPwIcK; as.t
LIQuORs, Cognac, Chapagn:'
Peach and New York Bran
dies; Old Bourbon, Irish
and Eecti6ed Whiskey; ia
maica Rum; Holland Gin,
etc ETC.:
MUsrAkD, Cresle and Kent'y;
MoLAssEs; 8a .rg<
MACARON1;
MATCHES, Friction;
MACE; q
NurNEGs:
NU1s. Poems and Almonds:
Gus, Olive, Lamp and Lard;
ONIONS;
PICKLES, Assorted: az
PosK, Mess and Prime:
POrAross, Sweet and Irish:
PEAcaGs, dried;
PKrrER, Elack:
PErrka SAUcR; -
PIrEs, c.. = and Stone;
EAfs.rS AAeia~>.
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Two eftA hest Preparatis.s setAsAA
They are not recon,
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports. ....,
The VERM1FucE, for
exPelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The Liver PILLS, tor
the cure of LIVER Cow
PLANT, all BILIOUS Dr.
RANcEMENrs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will pleas
be particular to ask Ia
DR.. c.. McLane's Cee-
brated VERM1FucE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared y
@e",;'e1 $'D'.
SOLE pRopR1EroRs, Pits
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other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, Puf-
porting to be Vermitug !;
and liver Pills. AL
Others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, arc
worthless.
III The GENUINE McLanes
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all respectable pee Drug
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go WooD ST., PITTSBURGH r..
. . Sole ProPrietescs
~Sold by Scov1L 4 MEAD w"
cans, La. t--.f74"
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A. B. RAG N, IL
Grocer and Commission 81
MERCHANT.
Nos. 8 AND 10 ST. PHILIP STREET,
Thibodaux, La. .H 81
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND

IN . large stock Of Frea
Produce, which he can afford
with on terms more AalvantaI
them in the city Of New Orie
His supply Of FAMILY
LIQUORS. 10 very extensive,
following named articles, viz:
APfLEs, Dried and Green,
ALsPICE,
ANIsErTY,
AXE HANDLES,
BACON, Hams, Sides, and
Shoulders;
BEKv, Sugar Cured;
BUTTER, Goshen and West
ern;
BEANS, Navy;
BISCUITS. Soda and Butter;
BREAD, Pilot and Navy;
BuCKwHEAr, kegsand boxes;
BROOKS, Assorted;
BLAcKlHo, 'Msson's;' 7J =
BASKETS, all sizes;
BUCKETS, Tin and Painted:
COFFEE, Rio, Java L Mocha;
CANDLES, Sperm, Star, and
French TalOw;
CHEEsE, Pine Apple, Eng
lish Dairy and Western
Reserve; Si .-.
CHOCOLATE, No. 1;
CANDIES, Assorted;
CoRDIALs, do;
Cleans, an excellent as'm't;
CARDS, Playing;
CINNAMON; F
CLOVES;
CL0fHEsPINe; j:
C0RKs. London;
CARS, PercussioH;
DRMpoHHs, An sizes;
E00s;
RLoUR, St. Louis and Ohio;
Fsss, Cod, Mackerel, and
Herrins;
fnalNo TACKLE; GH : =
G Gl.".s s8ai; aga sl5 i
GARDs. SEEDS, z7sIf g
HANS, sugar-Cured; u
INDIGO:
JUGS, ktone; ~ \
Aud, in fact, EvERYTH
In . Wholesale or retail Rro<
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ErAT DE La LoUIsIANE-cour

Parish Of Terrebonne, January a, 1857.
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Paroisse Terrebonne, ce 10 Janvier, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

MISPLACED BKNEvOixNCE.-Mr David Hunt,
of Mississippi, has given donation OF twenty
five thousand dollars to the Colonization Society
Mr.. Hunt has previously thrown away money In
that direction. Thrown 1t away, because the few
negroes who are sent out to Liberia quickly re-
lapse into state Of barbarian. Further, nearly
all the money donated to the Colonization So
cety L. used up in salaries to set Of fello rs who
live by the contributions Of benevolently disposed
people, in printing documents which nobody
reads, and other incidental expenses. The Colo
nization Society is one Of the colossal humbugs
Of the age.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


WHnSWDAfr Az"
~, s,,.,r r,.,,v,4 ras buoysss this morning An sf
as ,sai,ed On meet Of the stocks soh and The ten
deocy was upward a, the cose renn'y,vana oOa Sos
D.ny svspoei y per cent, Harlem l, Chicago and h"'s
i.,.ra Y michigan southern IN, iShams !, Illinois osr-
,r.l Z. Cleveland and Tcsedo q New York Central Rail
road dec,pea pcr cent The TRANSACTIONS IN All the e.~
,pe railroad stocks were 10 an mme'se amount and Ne
boil movement s evidently fcrthe us'e 70 Tho ssoe"dc-S
Michigan southern, Cleveland and 1O'cdo and ke Aps'T
:. M ,ss ~cA scava on the ua Tho
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AFFAIRS ID MKxrco,--Tbe recent advloes Ne
ceived from Mexico, by way Of New Orleans,
confirm In every particular our prognosicstioos
a few days since ss 10 the state OF that country.
Revolutions are openly spoken OF and secretly
plotted on every side. The news Of the rejection
Of the Forryth Treaties BY our government had
just been received In the city Of MEXICO, and that
goversment was letting itself down from its high
hopes Of re,ief by stating that no action had been
taken on them In Washington Mr.. ButterieId,
who had played an important part 10 their pro
psration, and who came here aud returned With
them TO Mexico, was fortunately taken sick at
Puebls, on his way hack, no that dissgrceable
explanations, before tbe public mind had been
prepared Tor the disappointment, had been
avoided
ssnts Annals adheents in Mexico aod else
where sro in active movement, and confidently
state that he u abe only man for Mexico at this
crisH This Is their old stereotyped cry, and 1t IL
no. improbable that the raising q II now may In
duce the liberals to unite on como one candidate
for the Presidency al the coming elections.
Some perscos have misunderstood the tenor OF
our remarks day or two since iu relation 10 the
liberal Mexicsns now In this city, and have in
ferrcd that they are plotting against the present
government. Such IL not the case. They are
nearly all friendly 10 the existing liberal rule In
MEXICO and many Of hem-As ex-Presideut
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FHILADIPHIA bIVOK BOAKDs
PMIADxRMA, April -, lS6g
SsocsB steady. Pennsylvania SIS, 84x; Norris Cana4,
15A long Island Rairosd, l2H; Reading Railroad, As
Pennsylvania Railroad, AZ
CaAmAros, April -, ls6x.
Cotton very much depressed. sales to-day 600 balsa.
Nw ORLEANS, April 20, D6y.
There Is an improved demand for cotton Sales b. ~
$500 bales 14c. for middling. Receipts today -
bales. Sugar buoyant, and selling for lOkc- lilo. Fr
advancing and quoted at IS 81. Mixed corn 7sc. R91
dizziness So Ganny cloth l3o- = Bkc Othor srk
cles UNCHANGED
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RomosD, Va, April q, 1861.
A FIRE In Oxford, ~ G., to-day, destroyed an entire
block The hcaviot losers are Iicrudon Mitchell Lcs
s3OSoo
Gre nj Montgomery, Ala, on Sunday, burn, GATORS
livery stable and thirty horses including ~ those be-
longing Oton's circus, and others Of great value. L
s3OO0o
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sEwSorrMD, Ohio, April -, 1857.
Judge Torbeu today decided that The weaaty heissst
Mss Martha who recently chopped WITH Mr. Boyds vs =
liberty 60 toxe htaad. Tho ySAse, hswevcr, Aesssa
the legality q the MARRIAGE, - the tAnns were nss ~
lshed The case has sses up ~ writ Ok AAsess ssrVa
since Friday iast and has caasea gest sxcemenA -
parties are highly respsctAA,ia- ,.t
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HALrAx, Aprii %, lSsy.
The ship DeAs, fron g. Thomas tire 10Th inst -
Bermuda the 9Th, arrived hero today rxe sap Ars-
beta from ApaAcaaooia Tor Liverpool, was struck by
ushtsne, On the i4th inst, and totxy Consumed M
captain and crew were rescued and taken into g. Georgss
on the 18TH
The schooner H. W. Benedict, from Fail River for
Chesapeake Bay arrived al 81 Georges the 10Th aA
lesky and with loss Of fsresa.
The ship Resecca, fron New ORLEANS for Liverpool as
arrived at A. Georges, ieaky, on the 10th.
The brig Isabella Reed, from Porto Rico for New Yes
pat into s. Georges on tho 10Th, much strained and lak,
ing badly,
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News Prom Kansas.

LAwnsScs K T., April =, l06I
Secretary Stanton addressed the citizens last evesA
and WAS introduced by Governor Robinson He repes1sA
the general points Of his pSSshed address, and said -
laws Of the bogus Legislature must be enfo~oed and -
territorial taxes paid. The lauer proposition dsodeV
negstved by the audience He listened To pleasantly
and respectfully throughout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

Exrl1asAve straw Hat WarehOuse.-Wo a4U
now prepared retail haers both In the city a
country entirely and very desirable Stock naaa
featured this seasons retail trade. coprsn&
In part many and desirable styles for mea and
With larges and most complete assortment Of o
drens ricy rmed Ats every offered every ast10
being striciy OF manufactIre teresy nsvrnG
uniformity Of finish Otherwise obtained. and enabling
70 oder greater sdysptages 70 buyers tL-.
A. LELAND CO., Nc 80 Broadv~g,
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Trial or sullivan fer Rape At Boston.

Trial OF sullivan 4or Rape ~ B06t0Ns
BosroH April q, 1861.
In the Municipal Court to-day, Robert Sullivan o.
yicted Of the rape Of Eien Desmond The law mpssss
conine ment in the State prison for life for the oaea
Goodrich and White, who were also implicated /. -
same ourage-~hich resulted In the young wotnAa1s
death from the injuries received by jumping from tA
story window-aro yet to be tried for the crnae.
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kimball's Twenty Gent Ambro%yps iAiEsA
nessee With case beautifully ccCred and IA
200 taken daily Al 81 Broadway.
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SAVANNAH, Aprn 20, 1857.
The United Plates steamship rorida arrived here IRON
Hev york yesterday eveping.
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Csbsllcs Norisa, &c.-are perseosl friends Of
Prtsidept Comosfost In oae tsing osay arc
Thy solicitoas-tbat is, 10 prevent tho reta1
of Santa Anna TO Mexico, either as q revelation
iet or as an invader uaoer the banner OF Spain
either OF which movements would result In the
oVcrthrow of the reforms already initiated In
that res0bic.
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HvvAIo, April -, Is5y.
Nsvissiiou viii probably not reopen before tho ish o.
Nay, " no soou depends enurcly on favorable winde
Our harbor Is sun closed by ice.
Po~r PrlIr, Apr, -, 1857.
Cornnlssouer Sherreli viii have the eaern division o.
The Erie Canal In navigable order by The La q NAY rss
Auditor refuses TO pass boats al present
Unol, April %, 1887
Much Indignation u manifested In this city among the
~vsrdcrs on account Of Instructions having been Issued
from The Auditor Of The state the collector o, the
eastern division, directing them NOT W pass any
boats upoo the canal, poswithsanding in reAd
ness 10 commence navigation, through the nietangable
eirsts u Commissioner sherrhll
DrsKxs, April -, 1851
Isse nsvigauco between DuDkirk and Western porte
was resumed 90 saturday. Tho New York and krie Rail
road Ccmpanys propciers Emirs, o'ean and New York
dexaxted and four others arrived. I.. .
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Nsw OszxAss, April -, ls6a.
Letters froA TeEAs state that the receak cold wessr
hsd done much injury TO tho crops In the various par =
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rn GKsxaAL SEwsyn1a p.gArca.


OH MINISTER TO NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WASHINGTON, April -, 1851.
Mr. Morse, Minister TO New Granada, has informed the
administrator BY telegraph OF his arrival al New oreans
He expected shortly at Washington, 70 report the part
culsrs connected with his unsuccessful mission 70 Bcgot
The President, hs appointed Lewis G. Pyes Register Of
the Land once at Newmansvile, Florida, vicc Prcva,
deceased; and Abraham II. Palmer Receiver OF Pubic
Moneys nj Council Buns, Iowa, vice Lowe, resigned.
The sword given 70 Commander Hartstein by the Bn.
tsh government presented 70 him 10 day by Secretary
Toucey
Senator Douglas leaves for Illinois Tomorrow.
In business conversation to-day, the President said
that the Comptroller Jurisdiction, under the Ramsay and
Carmck law absolute and thai The Preeideu must
force eaao,ed The matter much talk,
generally considered TO overruIe the opinion Of the
Attorney General on the subject
Robert s. Stephens has been appointed Commissioner 10
super intend tho sale OF lands of the ooafedersied
bands Of the KaskSspas Peorias, rsnkehaws and wea
Indians, on the 4th of June, at Kansas.
O. Auguste johnson confirmed by the senate, the
las, day OF session. Coosu TO Beirut but will BE-
commissioned
Aza Besl has declined the appointment OF Dsbursng
Agent for Magrsw's section of the Pacific Wagon Rosd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

FSvs Psants, st. Paul's Ohurch. Aston Bapasa,
Trinity and o4ser sub;eps photographed yes
oiy % hOt@htS, 0S brpSowa{.i is x 90 II. . 4
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FiCCLrY, ErC.
WASHINGTON, April ~, 1861.
The Cabinet had short meeting 70 day, but nothing u
.tnperAncc doocl
Gea Cass received despatch 70 day from Comlsiooes
Morse informing him that he had arrived al New Orleans
and would proceed soon possible " Washington,
where government will be officially advised OF the
result Of his mission to the New Gransdsn government
Senator Douglas and family leave 10 for Cics-
TO- where he will remain until the meeting Of Congress-
grand sererade Is 10 OF this evening, also a
rensde 10 Gen. Pillow, who u stopping with Postmaster
General Brown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

brooklyn Observation-Disclosures Brothss
csmeotypes and photographic City conductors WI
for you az the door, 249 Fuloo s<ect.
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Affairs tn Albany.

AIg,Asr, April -, 1851
Hon T. BeadIey, Secretary Of STATE, has consented 10
deliver the GRAFTON before the Hermesn Society OF Ho
bart college, al Geneva, at the commencement In July.
Judge Wright has refused injunction restraining tho
city fron paying The interest the Albany and Northern
Railroad boods, due q, Duncan Sherman oc.s. May 4;
but AZ provision has been made 10 NEE, The interest,"
viii not be paid when due.
Mr. FARRELL an important witness In the Burde'l mnrdes
case has been tried the charge Of Illegal vvins and
dischArged-the Court finding no wrong iuteauca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

Evervieils Wedding Cards and Erveispss
be had oeiy a. 97 broadway q Duane srOA
In noficp
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poes o timely movement Of the people

poee timely movement OF the people
In behalf OF Col Fremont We think the people
ave With him; that hts position now Is highly
favorable 20 his triumphant election in 1860, ~
the favori'c conservative, constitutional and
Union candida OF the independent masses OF all
secaona We simply propose that the people
stall anticipate the trading politicians, and In
aUgurate their own movement upon their Own
candidate In good seasoa for decisive work. IL
Is oil hambug to calf Fremont traitor to the
Sou'h; it Ia sheer nonsense TO siyie aim the sbol-
ton casdidate OF the North. He is Uaiou aud
constitutional man. TIE body Of the people In
his favor are un6iOchiaeiy devoted 10 the oonst-
tutioa. We besitv that he has host Of friends
in the South; we think they should have the pri-
vitege Of voting their own VOC; and we believe
that by starting him nov, the South, by 1850,
will give him q heavy conservative Union sup
port
We call upon our Charleston cote rpOrary to
dismIfs its approximations Of our course, and its
Misrepresentation Of the HERAID, ADD to fall
back, with as, upon Fremaat for 1880. in behalf
OF law and order, peace, and prosperity, the
Constitution apd the Uuion. In view of the signs
of times, can we do b7ttetf ..,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

OFFICIAL EXAMINATION INTO TIKI C0xPraoL-
IzR's ACcoUNTs.-We perceive that a resolution
providing for the appointment of a committee Of
the Board of Councilmen to examine the Comp
trollez's accounts was defeated in that Board on
Tuesday night through some parliamentary
dodge of very small minority 1t has long
been suspected that the accounts of the Comp
troller were in state of confusion, and ii is i'm
portant that the matter should be settled in some
way or other. The financial affairs Of the city
have been conducted for several years past in q
laundering and STUPID way, which would dis
grace a small trader. The Comptroner's Office
needs thorough overhauling, and the Council
men should attend to the matter at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

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