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Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

RICHER THAN EvEk.-Dirt was found. say.
the Butte Record, in the Cape claim on Salur
day. that surpassed Rugichness any found bo.
fore. 1t lay in two stfNta, running across the
bed Of the stream, and a portion If The claim
not hitherto prospcctcd. The result f tI,r
twenty -four hours ending yesturday noon, is
estimated to be eight hundred ounces
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

SLOPRD.--TAc ex.Treasurcr Of SuttCr
county. henry L Macarthur, who was
under bonds for embezzlement, and who
anticipated conviction, consulted prudence
and left on the last steamer, lie owed
the county 3l0S7 which is sccu7cd
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

ENECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., STATE
u Of California, Oct, 9Th, lSSt.
Whereas, satisfactory evidence has heen received
by me that JOHN MCFARLAND and WILLIAMS
murdered at or near "Siippery Ford" In n ~.
RADIO county, in this State, some time near the Let day
OF September, lSt, by person or persons Hnknown>
Now, therefore, by virtue Of the power Vcsted IN me
by the Constitution and Laws Of this STATE hereby
offer reward Of Two Hundred and EiGSy
Dollars for the arrest and delivery et each 81
such persons to The custody Of the Sheriff ef N No,
satisfactory evidence being presented az the guilt Of
the person persons arrested,
In testimony whereof, 1hAve caused to be at.
IL 81 fixed the Grrat seal Of the State % California;
ON the day AnL yrAr Aforesaid,
J, NEEIv JOHNSON,
Governor Of California,
Attest: DAVID =. DOUGLASS, Secretary 81 State,
LS04w RC J, r, NAreRN, perety,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

FREE NEGRO EMiGRANrs TO Mr*Ieo.- The
Mexican Extraordinary expresses the opinion
that the free negro settlement, on the banks Of
the PoPoloapan,, in the State of Vera Cruz,
composed principally Of cmigrantS from Lou-
siana, will prove anything but blessing to the
country, and calls the special attention Of the
Government TO II.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

~WC are informed that it will be
necessary to close tho Coloma Street
Church one moro Sabbath. The repairs
are completed, bat it is not deemed pru-
dent to risk the new paint.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

Rev. DAVID F. MAcDoxALD, OF the
Episcopal Church, will perform Divine
service, 10 tho Court House, tomorrow
Sunday evening, at u o'clock.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

FRrrr.-H. Cohn, next door to A. Kahn
h Co., keeps q fine assortment of fruits,
candies, nuts and other good things
Also, fine cigars, tobacco, books and sta
tiOncry. Give him call.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

V~By some unaccouhtablc delay we
received the interesting letter Of our cor
respondent "Irishman, just as we were
going to press We will publish it in
our next.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

W The weather during the past week
has been cool, bright and delightful. The
mornings and evenings arc quito cool and
invigorating.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

R~Wclls, Fargo & Co. and tht Ma
Express have our thanks for NUMEROUS
favors during the week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

NTANTED.-sea Otters', Land 0ttersS Beavers
w Bears, Beers, Minks', Coyotes, FOxcS, and
ell other kinda Of FuIs for which fair prices will be
paid, BY NJ. R0eENATOCK,
00 California It,, near Front, ean Francisco.
[89 3:nl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

A"RErrDLIcAS" FALsEHooD ExPosgp.--Son-
ator Douglass has addressed letter to the Chi
cago Times, in which he denies tha; be had
or has now any pccuniAry interest in thc pro.
cscds Of the sale of Fort Smelling property. -
lie adds -
II am not interested. directly or indirectly.
in any land which the United States has Sold.
either at private oT public sale. tr-t sfac Il
the State Of Illinois"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
Gardener WMntcdt
SNltLF'

{ SHttLFCL GARDENER, understanding the
"A culture Of fruit, receive CmplOyUrnl AZ tair
wages, by arpyinS AZ this N'ace ~ - the Nnde,ae,
ed, In Crrtr flaccs,h,e = r rrR$S,
cctSt
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

A TERRmLB FAc1.-Tho New York
DJy- Book says at the present time there
are 10000 white prostitutes in that city;
and that their number is constantly in.
creHSingi The negro phiIanthropists,
the Greclys, Bcechers, Weeds, have no
sympathy for them, heed not their cry
for assistance and protection UHfnrtn-
natrly they happen to be WAite, and the
charity Of the negrO-wOrshipers extends
not to their own color.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

VNE1ETIES.
Portfolios; lnkstands;
Letter Clips aud Folders;
Sand and Wafer DoAcS;
States and Pencils;
Gold aud Steel PcnS;
BILL Holders; Parallel Enlc*s;
Portable Writing Desks;
Backgammon Boards;
Chess Boards and ChcsSmcn,
Dice and Dice Cups;
Calendars; Color Boxcs;
Percussion Caps;
Quilts; Waters; Scaling Wax;
Chalk; Notices;
Playing, Visiting, -COn%ersa>
fion and Motto Cards;
Black, Blue, Carminc and In
dcliblc Inks.
Knives; Scissors;
Rasors and MAJOR StrnpS;
Hair and Tooth Brushes;
Combs; pcrflmery;
Fancy Soaps; Hair Oil, &c.
POETRY.
Shakespeare; Byron;
Scott; Milton; Dante;
Cowpcr; Campbell;
Hcmans; NQrtons
SiCoNrncy; Ho~ctt;
Kirk White; Tuppcraua many
others.
IliStery Nf England;
do France;
do United Statcs;
rnSt's Pictorial History oi
California;
GibboN'H Rome;
Pictorial History ANN Navy,
AnNala @. >an Francisco;
Moscheim'a Church History.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SandcrS', Towns aud Web
ster's SpcllerS
Sanders, Towns, MagNffcy's
and Parker 4 Cos Readers;
SmitA's, MorSe's and Mitehell's
KirkhNm's, RNlliOn's, Smiths,
Browns and MurrNys Gram
I mars
olSndortf's French and Ger
man GrammarS;
AfS0-vlOLlNS, GUITARS
STRUCT
They are confident that thcil
San FfAneiSco, and are detern
! irNna ~ RN4ntAfnhAo Nat nv.eAA =,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
Post Once Arrange m sNt.-TO the BuSi
ness Men or PlnccrVIllc.

he0s NICN OI E'IncCFVIIEt.
GEXrtENES To induce you to haze ycn-
California correspondence conveyed thrcm 4,
the legitimate channel, the mail, w. IN an!
after the 26th instant. deliver to all Bax Sui
scribcrs within the city, at their place of bu>.
ness, their letters from different parts Of tbs
State as early as practicable at:,'- the 'lisribu
tinn of the mails. After the 2Gth instant, the
mails for Gan Francisco, Sacramento, Stcck-
ton. Marysvillc and Nevada. will cIr>c n; -,
o'clock =. NJ, which will enable all VII" hr:
business with any cf the above place 10 III" e
their letter in the mail at as bite nr he's; ~.
thl = can in the express. by reference 10 it'
card OF the Port Master Of San Francisco, yc''
will see that letters leaving here f- tl"t cii.,
will be delivered To the Ecrson addressed OH
the evening Of tn" same day
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
DVtelIime 8onso for Sale.

VNHk underSsnse eeM ~ Deslllpa Houss and
eAl5 city, ter sa1s. Slaet aso eq q sAcelsns Va.
teF eaA . AaEA- - eAs Reslss IL a zaeslsnhlo
residence, an9 @asA - = in ~ a0sistsue.
SsS; Or !: 8 :. * szsSfs Z ..s'-lnsa
PIacervuIe, o., 10th. tazs. .sr,.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
House Lining,

= OOO YARDS HOUSE LINING. Re
1 sUUU ceivrd this day and for sale low.
BLOCH 4 DACIMAN.
September 2Gth, lS,I,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

PosTAL.-Thc Postmaster General requests
that persons writing to France and other
paints by tho French mails, will bear in mind
the fact that all letters qre rated unpaid which
are not full paid. An insufficient pay mcnt is
O dead lOss 70 the party.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
AdvertisAmR In she Atlantic States.

AWVUEVWHMB I'm UHU AUIWMUHO StNUebs
L. =. FISHER has nov completed his arrangements
for the forwarding of advertisements TO all the rln.
cirSl largest CIRCULATING Journals and Ne&Sfapers
published In The atlantic States.
line opportunity 10 here 6GeretI to those Who
wish to advertise m any part Of the UniOn Of doing
80 at the lowest ratC and In prompt and satisfae.
tory manner.
San Francisco, August istt.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
WHOLEs ALE
AND D-=='==
v RETAIL. =
l.. p. FISHERS

l.. r. FISHERS
A DVERTySTNG AGENCY, San Fran
"A cisco-No. III, Warrington st., up stairs, mar
ly opposite MaGulre's Opera House.
l.. r. FISHER is che authorized Agent oi
The
Mountain Democrat, Placerville;
sacramento Union;
Marysvllle Hernldi
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton;
"\chc MethodIst, Stockton;
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal
Grass Valley Telegraph;
Rcd DuGTs Beacon;
Columbia Gazette;
Tuolumne Coulter:
Empire County Argus, PlscerYllC;
Calaveras Chronicle, MOkeluInne UN!,
Shasta Courier;
Mar1S,OSa Gazette;
YTeka Weekly Union;
Trinity Journal, Wcaverville;
Iowa lIill News,
Weekly Ledger, jackson;
Fan Jose Telegraph;
SonomR County Journal
Folsom Dispatch;
California Mining Journal
Los Angeles Star;
Ranta Barbara Gazette;
San Dtvko Herald;
Alameda County Gazette;
Placer Courier, Yankec Jims;
NApa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat, D0wnieviIle;
Humboldt Tlnlea, Union;
OregoniAn, Portland, o. T..
Oregon Weekly Times, Portland, o. T.;
Oregon Statesman, Salem, 0. T.;
I1oneer ana Democrat, Olympia. W.T.;
Washington Republican, ,etellAcoom, ". T.;
rOlyneStAn, lIOn0Ralu, Sandwich TssaAds; a
Pacific Commercial Advertiser; Honolulu, 8. l.;
Mexican Extraordinary, City Of Mexico;
lIOngkOng Rcylster.I
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

Grcenlcars and Davies
ArithnlCtics, !,
Biographies and Aliases;
Monteitlf's Youths Manual Of
Geography;
WSbstcr'S, Walkers and john
, ston's Dictionaries, &c. :,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Spiritual Works Of A J Davis: +,
Fowler & Wells and Conbcs' ,
PhrcnOlOgics; :
Family and Pocket Bibles; /;
, TcStamCnts; ,
Prayer and Hymn Books; ,
Masonic and Odd Fellows
F.; Manuals, &c, &c. T,
And many other works, too ,
numerous TO mention. ,
Kanc's Arctic Expedition.
COOley's Encyclopedia Of 5000 Re- /
ccipts,
Gilletpie'g Land Surveying, !
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru, Q vols :
" Biographical and Critl- ,
! cal Miscellanies,
Ailisnn's History Of Europe, from
! 1879 10 1915, 1 vols, ,
Theirs History Of the French Rev ,
Olution, 4 vols,
Private Correspondence Of Henry !
Clay, by Cotton,
Storms Works
The Modern British EssayiSt,--Al.
: lison,
Applcton's Dictionary Of Mechan.
4, les in Q vols,
Miscellaneous Works Of Sir James
,, Macintosh,
Dictionary Of Arts and Sciences,
Blake'S BiokrRphal Dictionary,
Prose and Poetry Of Europe and
, America, BY n. P. Willis and q.
! p. Morris,
CyclopetiA Of American Literature
! In 2 vols,
MehNrIaT cfh's Times, By Henry
Cockburn,
First ! Impression of England and
its People, by Hugh Miller,
Botany, by Mrs. Lincoln,
, Travels on the Western slope Of
the Cordilleras--"Clnclnnatus," !"
Dicks Works. 9 vols,
Chatham, Burke, EEsklMe and Mac =
: intOsh, I vol,
THO Museum Of Remarkable and
Interesting Events,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31


World, q s,
Scots In 9
FoX's Book Of blzYtyfS,
Gathered Treasures,
History Of Oliver Cromwell, ky
GuiEot In 2 vols,
History Of the Gkondlsts, by Lam
artine, in 3 vols,
.Post-Bi6iica History OF the Jews,
by Raphael, 9 wis,
, Complete Analysis Of the D!ble, by
Nathaniel West, D. D.,
Ilarvey's Holy Meditatiuns,
Pilgrims Progress,
Sacred Streams,
Life in California,
Heroes Of the American Revolu-
ton
Manual Of Elementary Geology, ,
by Lyell.
GrCEory's Chemistry,
CemstOck's do,
Draper,s do,
Comstock's Botany,
, " Philosophy.
GrSham's Englisl. synonyms, by
Reed,
Egypt and the Holy Lands, by Jno'
L. Stevens,
! Biographical and Historical Sketch.
es, BY McCauley.
., Life ofNapOleon III
T, A Yankees Travels through Cuba
Lie and Campaigns Of Napoleon,
! Bile otWalter Scott, by Mcleod,
lAamartine's French Revolution,
Lives ofthe Queens Of England,
! jackson and New Orleans,
, Young Mans Book OF knowledge,
; History OF the Hen Fever,
, Life and AdVenlurers Of fDeckworth
, The Practical DrAuEhtsinan,
Model Architect, BY Si0an,
,, Carpenters Assistant and Rural
Architecture,
. CarpenterS New Guide, BY Sloan,
Village Architecture,
Cottage BGudsr.
Medical Works.
Reach's American practice,
Dr. Buchan's Family Physician,
! Churchllls System Of MIdNIfSry,
, United States Dlspepsatory,
: Dunglison On New Remedies,
F, Dr.. Holleck's Works complete.
, The Family Denlise, by Warner.
! Physiology Of Woman and her Dis
: eases,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

AND TN
STRUCTION BOOKS FOR VERY INSTRDMENT. "
determined
Gas GsUg Library the Aen the
SARo1-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
FOIa SALE.
THE undersigned OiIsrs ios sals ths TOLL nRIDeE
Il knoWn "A -Fl wv
BUSANs0 kRfDcE.

Situated on the IladIe EoFs q - Ccsnmnes River,
with the RANCH adiAes4k - Banch and Bridge
are located a. tha enls peaaisAhas crossing Of the
river 70 OF from ~ aol- -Ast paSt Of the County
Thoae 0ealfddAuf fnfchaSlnt Gach property wifi call
on 81 H JO1k6e8 II ksassEvlls, or the sub.
DoFtbeP On the peamila1.
" WILL 0Rkl CHEAP.
Basaas Bridge, July Ii. iSSS.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31
FURB WANTED!

Octlf
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-31

RAGAAt1S, RAGLANS!
VTNHE FINEST AesORiisRNT IN TIFF MARKEF.
Il Juat Received By
f6ctiOl MARK LEVISON,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-09
Hotel aud Stable.
HOUMA EXPRESS.
u F. HOLDEN has now placed upon

s the line from the Railroad Crossing, Teebonne De-
pot b Houma Stage and Express. caThs Of carrying
eight passengers. Express packages Of light merchandise
win be carried It reasonable rates. The Express Stage
vlllsave Houms every morning At 10 hapast O'Clock,
and returning to Houms, viii leave the Depot Immediately
xter the arrival OF the train from the city. half past
II 70 IAN.
.
N. B.-AH persons expecting packages by the Express
hust be prepared (by themselves ngents) with the
cah 10 Pay charges ON delivery, will he impossible "a
cendnct such business ON any other principle.
Ordersfor the city, Express will n received II Hou-
Intermediate oins and forwarded with despatch
an Ietees BY the Expsess must be postage paid.
1hisn oay she beginning 1t system Of Express in
Recommendation with large commercial metropolis
and elsewhere which il neneed to be carried out Il
proper encouragement b extended.
l9I NJ a BIZ. HOLDEN.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-09

TER1 AND CONDITl0Ns-lnoR a0lations N1vee,
stock and farming utensils attached to the same
in block. The purchaser to assume the payment
of a mortgage in favor of Armand Pile, for the
sum Of thirty-two thousand two hundred and
tventy-seven dollars and fifty cents, with inter-
est at the rate of ten per cent. per annum, from
the first day of April 1857, now past due, but on
which the holder of the mortgage has given time
till first day of April 1858; twenty FIVE thousand
dollars cash the balance of the price payable in
five equal instalments: One on the first day of
April Of each of the years eighteen hundred and
fiftv-eight, eighteen hundred and fit y-nine,
eighteen hundred and sixty, eighteen hundred and
sixty-one, and eighteen hundred and sixty-two,
each instament bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum from the day q sale.
The purchaser to give notes with security in ss'do
secured by mortgage and prviledge upon the
plantation and slaves, under the pact de non
alienando payable to the order Of, and endorsed
by the purchaser, at the Office of the Recorder OF
Terrebonne.
The girl Alice and the section 3. and SOUTH
west quarter of section So, in Township Is, Range
i6, payable Cash.
The sugar mill payable one half cash and enc
half on the first day of April 1858, purchaser
furnishing note with security in soldo, payable at
the Office of the Recorder, and bearing interest at
Tue rate OF efgnt per CcD1. utter maturity.
Lot No 3, Of section No. 1909, Township 10,
Range Is, payable by thirds: One third on the
first day Of April of each Of the years eighteen
hundred and ffty-eight, eighteen hundred aud fif-
ty-nine, and eighteen hundred and sixty. Pur-
chaser furnishing notes with security in solido,
payable at the office of tho Recorder, with eight
per cent. interest after maturity, and secured by
mortgage, with vendors privilege.
Lots or sections IS, sc, 81, SO, 80. 40, Al, AZ.
40, so, 81, So and So, in Township Is, Range Ia,
in lots of one or two numbers each. to suit Pur-
chasers payable by thirds One third on the first
day of April of each of the yean eighteen hum
bred and fifty-eght, eighteen hundred and fifty
nine and eighteen hundred and sixty. Purchas-
ers to give their notes with security in soldo, pay
able at the Office of the Recorder, secured by
mortgage and vendors privilege.
One undivided third only, of the property here
in described under the numbers and 5 belongs
to the succession, but the whole property will be
offered by me for sale by authority of owners Of
the remaining two thirds.
The plantation will be shown by the overseer
to those desiring to look at it, and will show
plans of the property and give any other informa-
ton to those who may desire it at my Office in
Thibodaux. .7
A. BEATTY, Executor.
Parish Of Terrebonne, April 4, 1857.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-09
FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-CWl
liz DU 5EME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERaE3Gn

~~ ~ VksS0n NtGA y -kAAVA0Ho A&@.--Ta
CT DuRoy, No 1914 J.P.V1uastc:,
No. 1875. E Hotard, No 1881. Badsan
Bnff, No A22. ~. Paulin TesandG
En- vertu de quatre writs Dc In, enasS
|de Ia Cour sus- nommke, dams les aial'o
ci-dessus intitulees ct nomerotees, y -
of1ert en- vente publiqoe, Az plus 49,
dernier encherisseur, i b Msiscn :. Cou'
i Houma, par Aubin Bours, Shsd % -
dite Paroisse, s. saA .ar
% SAxEDr, Ii 2 NAL, 1851, :,
entro IL heures A. Il. ct 4 hemss r. H. :
propriete ci-apres decri.e, ssvoir: ~.
Trois csrtains moreeaux de serre ''tue'
dams cette Paroisss, sur File Il bfess :.
ct designes dams les arpentages des II.
Unis CONNIE le Lot Ne. de u Sees a.
No. %, Township No. %, Ranges w.
90 Est, contenant 39,60-ll0 acres oe - =
perSeie, scion le recu du Recereuf' No.
3240, enrsgistre dams le bureaus 90 NM ns
cor3er de cette Paroisse, le S Mar, loss'
ct les Lots deu1 ct trois de Ia Sectlo, y"
81, dams lie Township No. % do 4 NJ .ns
geo No. 90 Est, eontenant sS,so.apv =.
acre. de superfcie, daPres 10 ress o. r. 5.
ceveur, enregistrk dams 10 bureas o. a pa
corder de- celte Paroisse, le 5 Mars, l0'y.
ct aus,i, Ii moitie isdivise des be''' :
corne sur Pile i 10 IL Brosse. ,n
Teynes de la Tente :-COMP1Ani.a.
La dite vents ser. fate pour saiisi'ns;. I.
Ia somms principale, I'inseret ct les "''
'""' - 4. BouKG. Sheriff
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-09
To those rho mav feel Interested :

TO those ,cho may feel Interested:
Being The original protector Of the large furnsces for
burning bagaxse In Of boilers used for grinding
and bavieg erected one in 1854 and another in 1885, with
ont meeting With the hsd anrcipafedthe fur
requiring much who'd and great deal Of isa-
greesbie aboe in clearing them Of cinderS- engaged
Messs. HsRar Allyn to erect within my furnaces their
Patent Improvement for the eectuai burning Of the
hasasse. reot say, that after having fully
tried their node Of burning the baeasse during the present
rolling en- with pleasure state that in judgment the
plcntef have nothing best.f that viii effect more
satisfactorily III that be reasonably expected de-
sired. With Sufficient supply q basasse in proportion
to the sze Of the furnace used, IRON half to and half
cords Of wood i IN ample supply for hours
working. E. Z. KTTTRlDGE.
a@ A.@5gf@ Fa& ThibodAux, La. Jan. 6, 1855
MessEs. Haxar + Allyn: Gentlemea-Yanr furnace for
burning bas.sse on the Renzi Plantation in
the Parish Of Lafourche works admirably and is far
pesios to two other modes thst had previously tried
Your addition Of the skeleton arch TO one OF the old
NODES great improvement, hut did not render the
furnace near effective q your entire furnace.
FlFs I5sEsaf44 f9l3T si7s'3 4eA A. ROBINSON.
sztsg III YIN s.assss7 All fhhoda1x, La, Jan. 6, 1857.
Messs. Hagar Allyn: Gentlemen-The Application Of
your skeleton arch the furnace for burning
ihe Raceland Plastaon ID the parish Of Laiourche has
been decided Improvement and In fact has exceeded
most sanguine expectations. janl7I &c. EWlNG.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-09
sCorTs .LTrrLE GIANr"coRN AND COB MILL.
Patented May 18th, 1854.

THE attentention of Planters, Farmers
and Stockholders in generals respectfully called To
this mill the important article of the kind now in
use not only well adopted grinding cob meal for
frts for the table and especially Bread corn
not fully ripe dry in the fall
In setting this MILL mechanic frame work is want
ed only requiring to be fastened to floor or PLATFORM
Easily justed and used by anybody. even child.
The Little Giant has received the first premiums at the
late Agrru ral Fairs in Missouri, Kentucky. Maryland
ner well the ready concentrations thousands
witnessing its performance.
These mills guaranteed in the most positive mans
r and No. warranted to grind 10 bushels OF feed per
ur with horse, and offered at the low pee OF 30
complete ready for attaching the tesm-No. Ut $sO,
srinds % bushels per hour with two horses.
Manufactured by Scott DUR, St Louis; Scott kock
bee, Baltimore; Scott 4 Hedges, Cincinnati.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
THE LITTLE GrAsT'-By invitation We called At m
establishment Of Scott Hedges yesterday to witness tina
operations Of what the inventor has denominated the Ls
tie Oisnt Corn and Corn Cob Mill" II ever name vas
well applied il is in the instance, The mill weighs
only three hundred pounds, and with single horse
altaceed foot shaft it eats and cob with
best patent Of this kind attained and is simple
in s that be put together ana SCI IN
motion twenty inmates and Afterwards be adjurted and
used with BY anybody. 1t will grind with ease from
1910 IA bushels per hour. .5.-
To the farmer this miE 50 simple in its construction,
occupying 80 little space propelled by power always
and furnished ut the exceeding low price 81 1o0 A.
the greatest convenences have ever seen
Wherever they have been introduced they have unser
sal favor Let every interested in agricultural Psur
call in Hedges No. Water Street, examine and
see il in operation
For sale in Thibodanx by the undeFsgne who has
in operation. which he viii be pleased to exhibit.
noy2-ni6 B. F. HOLDEN.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-09
To Sugar Planters.
THE undersigned, thankful to the plant

Il ing community for past patronage, takes pleasure in
Stating that he is now ready 70 take contracts for the
construction Of Sn.arhouses PurEees Bagasse Chimneys,
e.c also Kettle Setting He Is also sole SCENT and slne
authorized to put up the PATENT RAGASSE FURNACE
pateoted in May hst, by Abraham Hager and Youngs
Allyn, the parishes OF Assumption Lafourche, and
efreboune and refers To the following letter to that ee
Persons wisisx his services requested to call in
son. Or address him By letter the Thioaux Postoce.
JAMES NJ CRAWFORD.
Notice-Thisf Is certify that we have this day sold
unto J. NJ Cwford. of Thbodaux, Lafourrhe parish, La,
the right tn put up Patent Basae Furnace patented
may 6sh hess. in the following named parishes, viz As
sumption. Lafourche and Terebonne Mr. Crawford u
also privileged 70 employ the full set u binders
EiE ABRAHAM HAGER,
Thibodasx, Jan. s, 1857. YOUNGs ALLYN.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-09

Tagethefwith tho stock and farming utensils
attached usaid plantation consisting Of about
thirty-6ve hues. fasty-eight head Of cattle; fifty
two hogs. vaggons. carts, ploughs. &c.
2ND. Or old Sugar mill e1s siHel =
SRD. certain tract Of land, situated ON the
left Discerning bank Of the Bayou Black, at about
twenty mAs below Houma. and described = Lot
No. Of Seton Ne 100, Township No. 10, Range
10, contahing one hundred and fifty mine l9-l0O
acres. il= % s.. ei4 E rs szsl4F 1ias3qtf "a
y 4rz. The following tracts Of land, lots or sec
tons. ~ IS. IS, 81, %, 80, 40, Al, 4s, 49, 50,
81, 50 al So, in Township Is Ra.gs II East,
eentaiaiif about one hundred and sixty acres
/. 9th. sction -, and southwest quarter II see
ton So, Township Is, Range is; situated in
the PariA Of Tensbonps, on tic Railyssd, about
thrse mi = from the Bayou Terrsbonne.
Orr ! mulsats girl, assd slsua ssa years,
named lice