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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-05

sMoGstc Ze0cAer.
g ". PAINE, LATE or PROVIDENCE,
0s khcds Leland. having taken up his residence In
The city, 10 psspsred 20 give Instruction on tho
Ptnoo Resee, Meso0eon, vtottn, &c,
Also, 10 ths various esanchss II Vocal Ausir both
Sacred sud 0sculAf
lscs ciaAess - veil gving private nsiructsoE on
tbs eultivssion q tbs voes, ballad singing, etc,
essst ssilslsetios 20 ell Who ahal favor him win
| Sho1g poegcnA9e.
A.0lss Cisg ~fli ~ ScsneA - soon = psaetiea
W1ise aos notice viii BE- Uvsn.
L11lesaa4 esssasnn, wiehily % communists vith
NJ y. 60 ADee thronsA the pees O1kcs o. " ieov
ns ths1s nA1ssss q The Music etess Of " q willie
Mas eerooe-
Ordsss - TsaiAg Pianos len 81 The shove plss.
| pso0psly o1as1lsa =
psVe6psgs Su0 np1a
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To Everybody.

IN Z. ELDRllHE, AT THE NUkTNWES
A/s EkS DEPOT, south s,du 81 FoultA near
Rock Island street hss just reesi,cd fresb .utp,
direct from manufacturer. ~ the Narna. M..leic-
- the day 20 which h~ calls the atlegtion &c ever,
family
Ncne should be without so,ns of tke-. uscfaI arti
Sic. cosstaatls Ia the family IL has ts.n we'll end
that An Ounee ~ fTeseutIoH I. worth Pound az
Cure AID u uayef Was applicable a- ia hi. Ia
stance, fir sons. cheap artiela al hand may ~
Thy sie,aH's iili
! have tbs mseI russplrir vAiahlIahmout OF thi~
slsss ia tbs Nnrthwvst cg,apttsn. Ls.t oi aftir
numerous that shall ohiy tat ilUu a Tow Of IN.
isading onrs
ahalI~nbersg.'s Fever aud Ague cu,s
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HARDWARE HARDIN

lkItG.
lspsrisrs esd nsiess D. Hr-i~sr,
tsiior Mss~is. Ns.ss. I've. AZ.
r,r.itsrsi isess~ssss ~.
No 2ts Nair ssrrvt. sikr ct sbe Brad
Axe. Memphis. T-ss..
Would respectfully call the ss.
sessiea II 3<Aisrs sni ess-u.srs 10 81,
v-fy full asj saseseivs sssrk II 0s-sp.
shseA -. ss BE rreeiviae d;rves srvu
nansfsessrss IN KaeIssi ssi n. rnisei
state. ~esnrnsiax . isrr- sure,y q
rsckss anl tahk sstl>v. nssss ed ~;s-
sss-oaas hy nar-rs . 49, uve<>e.
w~scsteakesDs sai sskess CeiIias 4
usss's. And other nase Il sses: An>s'
sssvels. ese-. esra sk>siess. strs~ e.ssess.
rle~s. fan ei'ls, ssee NJ rage ekssss.
ct ever vsssstv. ausc exssep ed
seueere oeeAase' scsls Il esers e.
scspsiss NJ II ~ ssrv - sssiss.
isets bolts ~ eli sisd 4 h~ikts< ~,
ss--. tn rsss>. bisA ia. EN-. ese.. n.
e.ssss ~aA ssesy ssssesy Il sk<if k.rt-
uaN.
Ats seso6s fw r~aisAanhss Plnefs<o.
seS seee salex MIA lpu6fSerr.f
safe eses,R 0uA - ~ - <s,-s a
ir>a - = ~ Fs1s<.A Rsllsae MIN.
.aess Cssssss.sa isssl - Rssa. s.isss
sT's'f rNA ~ ea
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4. %. H,saia
". o. 49,
Harris. w orimle, and Go.


Cotton Factors. Gnv.rs and Com.
mission Merchants.
No : rfon' nsv. N'mrh,.. Tsrrsssrr.
Have nov. anl l,sign i,sfin. on hand
= tarfe sni ~eil ~.alc',cl .'crk u Refe.
lissgin.. nscan, Lard. Flour, Liquors.
ssi Plantation supplies.
They viii hereafter ~ anl store. Of
.A.r t,,,cn, ., tf,y cents ~ bale.
fTWWs.r open 70 en-. 10 ever ali
Gotten con. gnei 70 u., ani all insare
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Triumph Of Art
Farm AND pepIOE.
81 iva
STAR N.I.IRI"


80 gan .,rrf., v mrhs, Tennessee,
Al ASTONISHING Ttlr WORLD
~ vth 'lrf NfN nnt NAli NEl.r
PROCESS x mlihs tltK slkip pai.
t@ri.'.. iret' " q rsrttss, sni cilsfui
loo bil. hy one Of The bret Hii,i. IN the
csnHtrT.
Tbs hav, been iis-ea' str o." IN pro.
rarue 3D. sseiaatf -hi for making
ihc.e celebrated Photographs on cla,a,s.
anl hasr ftiel % an entire new SIT.
nlu ftr ihi, branch n ihs At. thrs afs
pFe5aael 90 e,sl's go srasrs asi 10
them hv mtil FROM l'nrueFrraivc.. %
ans ether sni u picture ,ha, NAY be
.sni. u eapgias ifum q pssaefrrsiyps
Alses q hair .Asa.d a. smpanv the pse.
ture. With = fl deception y color q
hair, sve-. e'mrlrsiion, e.-ail picture.
uafran,ci perfee' ihenss.es. 10. /. the
onh oryoraniiy " .es n, = lfc-liss
rieiars frrin r llirt frsfuhlancr u adear
TREND. HEINZ ro|of,i in oil ulun can.
,sss Is : impeashshls. liersaus ,i.ii %
'hs fty sh1ali NJ Sal 30 ,si Piak A
rirluN'> Siniis n I'M AXIS.
~hsrs al Lind. y PICTURES known IN
ihe at. are mai. IN the tao., rsff~c,
sisis ani hll.h.
efnsa'i talie svsu.aeall. nti.iy
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lNRoN AVp ArfER WEnxrsnM.

SNRoN MD AtrER WEDNESDAY.
II Msssh 9th. 49,. The through Maj
Tran lsaves Memphis jsiiv gsuniAy. Is.
srgt~il ct 'lj a. T.. and arrive q, sssa..
at 10 An.
f~ssarrias, les~rs At io.-a., A. H.. arrive
ct Nsmrhi. lsle .. -.
Thistrain ecrsrs,s daily ~ Ss-i.s 9Th
J. I. Nstlexsnsier 4 Co.'S asls aus e
irss elsss res CsaeAsfsr Pansls. ,,rv.
usds. Osntes. Ise<saa All ltefsha-r.
IT, tossmHssis'icn AMI rrv,.i. TRAN
leaves S4rls 1t 6 4. D.. arriving " Msm.
rhis ~ iNlsaa
Rsssrsins SAVES Ne-rai.ss 80; ~.
an arriving Il Ssri,. At rio r.x
Passengers sre s~ssGsel - rs-rAsss
tickets before en.srisr N. ears. Sni
ssvs rsvmssss Of EXTRA fsr~..
Bs<xaee ehsessi 10 eli .sssisrs - IL
RsilrcsL md ~ hsrr>rs ~ill " received
without bang eseckei.
EsrA rss.e.x-s vill he allowed So
hsslr~i pcssk sf hs<rsrs NJ the Raj.
fss1 asA sissv rra-is b sss<s. has -
srsi>,s yin b. ss-riei % kA.ssxs skss !.
90 s.sisvss TO n. rssca Il Ne rs..sa.
G..
n 49, u lsss ne Cs~pa-v Ell NIL
tAens~,ve r-spcssihle fsr Al en- ssa. MT
es~e<s.nr etss Asl,srs.
Ss-es. uhss travelling slcss. as.
hare permit. saaise To rssss - : "a
Tier sr~ 10 -. ssi specifying sss. n.y.
sfe 70 ,rsvs ~ rsslrss'. q sk~y val s-s
~ c0eri~i.
T. ". PATRICK.
sioAd Sspseasesaeus.
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HeHaLi. Dari, 1 caihnl

Hciisii. bari, & coiPns|
klNTrkN Of those tm.su.Iy
- Piano fortr.--hve nos .
eis,en To srsivs per .hirs llsse
Marathon, and bark A,lis-sri
will be sold 81 csiremeI, .hsr N
,icklSNkY ID
l9s Main sired, w
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Established 1so1.
- a. Az

IN J.. w q
We have recently mndc largc nd
iitiun. to our sTutk, which. for rich.
ness, beauty and variety. !. '-lual to any
ever offered IN this or any other market,
IN which will he found
WiTCHE>-a OIL kiais
DIAMOND WWELRi-fs s,ts o.
Fagis ptsca!
WWELRi-g The ns,res, s'yl,, and IL
greet rarisir;
Sill IkR UjRk-T,s ard ccfs s,ns.
Piiehsni. Grblsis, Gaps. ApOons,
iorks. Lsdi,s, Ar-Csin Fine.
Sill IER.PLiTED FOODS Caaon,
Waiisrs, Ceks ind Frat BrsSsis,
CrH, CdadI~iicss, s'c;
FANCY COODS-ia q graf rarely;
GtNS-io suit sr~,ry6a'g GHE jeron.
Pdniss,Hfs 10 SAT- srseybAiy;
PiSTOLS-Jisn,, as.o0istesf 81 oil me
iedsiHgkfads IL Ess, iHciHdiHg Coh's
Of all ni:a, ssa The ysasiH, bsrns.
or.
CLOCkS-of oil me n,,r ,'yiss, srorh
.yrpm ) 10 $50 doiiaa.
LiNPs-fer teh,'is cad pIbist er,id.
tHp.
GAS FitTthE&Piria srd Orss.
msHial. ~iif n'fag sihsr articles
TOO Hnm,rpns ~ ~stssfi,a.
Our .icck |. laii IN 9th each; our IN.
r'.psan t'ecds y. imtor, ourselves. We
&c, our dcm site article. dircct from the
makers, ssi lscin; satisfied ~i,h = small
profit. Ne ofsr srss, iulas ncn,. 70 our
friend. anil the rablir. w. invite oil
both haysFs AMI the e%uriess. 70 enuT ".
wi,heu, ceremony. an ssainius cur .socs
we Keep erSn house for oil.
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Wsaf e nrfl4lHHafA 1suinT
4ffWf 20 Nf4UHffHNH
Iuff UfHu
HHff
fsI W. h 4 smaJ
sfHas stfHifHtf pa tu
msfs ~ NHf ast y
m4t f4 =
fM ffNallf Il 4 ftfHHf Hfa
ff fffa ~ n haH
FaH4I ~ = Hfis
ffftlHf. o. ifi tilii ~
rHtJ n W is1sla Haf'a nv
sfs ~ fi ssi
y ~ Has tafsfs mlssf ftaf
llafhi ~ nhs FHg has'
W. Hm lHafma Nlt maa hfIl
a mf HHIf aloJi ~ A
A. ~ ~ t1h faai lfias
ht NJ ilH, III H
I'D ftai NJ fffffHH
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Rdrfr, Huron 4 Cos Fts
EOtRTEfN PIANOS frem d
manufacturers. .esen he 4
the balance shipped ls.i msssA
Nick.hur. aud sheppard knaIf
Pianos are ~ We. knssn i'll
and the surrounding county, ssx
notice from Us is unnccr.sasy,x
H. that We an aflurd and nL {
At les. priess than heretofore.
MckiNNElid
lga NAM street, Va
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CHICKERING'S piiu1

SlN PIANOS from The wpA4}
- manufacture, Nsssfs. t.si}
sons. the originA. Junas 1 h.ax
shipped 10 ~ % ihr 9Th u
per ship Mallhar. atd y II b. NJ
a few DAYS, shl,h v ,italI alr
a, the manufacturer prizes, u,1
transportation added only.
AcAlNNErtd
100 Mar s%'tesl, VA
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Albert ~. Iced = toiH&
hight PIANOS from iisss
Ia ~ 81 4. ". Lash. 4
shirrsl os the ship Mssatse
l'isnc. eill he due here asE~
xili be cod Ios By ,IeK Nvl
~. Main street. Memphis. To }
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Ess Chs~brr Fsrx3ss'
DOSkN Guii. Aairrsts
IL usk Chss- >a-@f
f.gIs IN rs.ess ffen seJss
q, MeKIN>Evatv
Opposite the wer.Ass
r<.lr- NaNrk<.
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kcseues.d Parier rsneN
DEil and rlersn; Rsrs4
HI Suits, covered Nth TO q
brvsa,ellss, Satin d. iss~fS
Hair Cloth, fer ale tefy isx
NsAiNNkTAW
Opposite ;hs wssAasn
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A ut uieas 10 90 rars 20
" vicinity " Nli De- found
~ bon wht noi pf,ls 80. anally us
a. No
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Importers Ut FcUisn -
h American IlsasJol
ss.s .svs svs Aa'a -
n~,vveA tsion and 49,
r. re Mr~issts, f.<si1s
,An-,
esassss@
The subecsiben ere
lssuvps 81 ~ s>s~ei
llssSu,w. CseIevv. ,xn<snsa1
s,es,s. lese. Nsils. CcsaNb-4
f.r~i fse - = - -
sgns,e MA ~ fsrS-
Arr,xskussi i~npss.asl
Csav~ n 1f.ss. Ifrun4
uls~Ac-,sk.s suuaVsrrmRI1
~ ani rc<as Cssisrt. Sss<sH
IIs~ A. I'm ,A> g.
ksnds, UUaun , essssa. nzls
CsrasWt IIiasss' r~ssnA
49, - -
sssesssss 4 Tie nsrvasssd
4 esssssy = ~ isss H.
se - sas sss-is q
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NJ iph<IN AT LAW.
PINOLI MISS
las removed HI. Office 10 the room
? iwern d. Star Ofee AMI ~. isitnf,
bfns Store, IN tie 49, : g. ~ 'he fai
where Ne mty ts found Al al
tfn unless psagc.s onally ab.en,.
AL n
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ViT f~fechhnfcai Bfench
In Order TO meet promptly the in.
srcasng ies'ani ier vorA, We hsv. aiied
70 Cur iorms- firee . number ~ superior
vcrsnen' AM maae nan. ,a,csble adj.
tons 70 on usehinerv. snl are prepared
10 do vsFs >, shsF, ns;ies, AMI ~ ,as les,
mauusr. Al kins, AZ
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Of eli iisss rvrs;r~i. sri re rsis -
order, inclsiirf sarsssas D's'-sai neA.
ENGRAVING.
pisir esd ersssss,ai 70 Evil Ell fes.r,
Alsc. seals for iseisys. cesrs. an. Cor.
pors,icrs. engraved =, .her. nc.ies.
We zen slruish usOhsrs II The rraser.
si'y With Veg. Maseis ssi Msrar. In
sny style. Also. Lodges vish lewels. Ae..
lie. '. u. ttARk 4 ru.
No. lCiAfk.s Marie Hors.
ns'.a L-sAis, T..a
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aoiae sisn ard ofnam,n,al
AIN
Paper ounugtug \ t.tnyin..

The Uuiers gnri having prua-
hfsil, In,fsl IN rsao e. offers M ,sft
rts o. 10 snfsn. ~ ~ ern sni cosaiy
Of + as Al vof. dsus 9Th neaius..
a. a srl B.
.sp.lu ia H. " NAh Is.
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WATCH WORK.

isslaiiaT The nssin< u NV AMI eonpli.
ea'ei parts eyasl % the ctiSiasl. Also,
oil Aiads Of Cteek W.sk.
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CAsnbss Fsrstfsr'
GFvTEAL set. hsausifx ls1(
- ciied snd fsncy rz.s:si u
FURNITURE. fss sle o.
MekIyy1tW
10. Nan street, N<sgA41
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OQN04
J. SzfNkcMk
Co0R f~AO0
~ uQA~
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

FIVE Persons FROZEN TO DEATH
The st. Louis News Of the 29th ult. state. !:
!" Five persons, man, three women and
a child, were frozen to death near Monti.
clio, Iowa, last Saturday night. They
were returning from neighbours with a
pair Of nor es and sleigh; they got off the
road, and in crossing hollow, the horses
became detached from the sleigh and ran
of, leaving the parties in snow from five 10
eight feet deep. The people not return.
ing on Tuesday morning the neighbors
collected, and after long search, the
women and child were found in a willow
thicket, covered with blankets, and with a
large quantity Of snow over them, all dead.
The man was found without his hat. frozen
10 death, shout . quarter Of a mile from
the women, and within forty rods Of his
own house. Two other men were frozen
in the same neigbborhood, about the same
time, while returning from church. The
weather has been excessively cold in
Iowa. s+
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

j. A TALE OF A DIAMOND R1NG.-Abou,
a fortnight ago Nj. Evans purchased a
pair Of winter gloves at the shop Of Mr..
Shoolbred, tailor and mercer, in Wolver.
but. not having immediate coca.
sion to wear them, he put them away.
Wishing to use them, however, q few days
since, he essayed to put them on, but one
Of his fingers met with some obstruction,
which on examination was found TO be &C.
casioned by handsome diamond ring.
Mr.. Evans apprised Mr.. Shoolbred Of his
discovery, and it was recolIected that Mr..
Henry Hayward had lost a diamond ring,
about twelve months ago. Mr.. Hayward,
being about to proceed to concert a,
Shrewsbury, called at Mr.. Shoolbred's to
purchase pair Of gloves. He tried on
several pairs, and very shortly afterwards
discovered that he had lost his ring. A
reward for its restoration was offered, but
nothing was heard of il until il was found
in the manner stated by Mr.. Evans. l,
had been snugly secreted in the finger Of
the glove for about twelve months.
fWovefLamptOn Chroaicle.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

EARS OF TIE HoRsE.-lt is good 'gi
for a horse to carry one ear forwa" ~
the other backward, when on , lodf'''
because the stretching Of the eafs 10 e~
trary directions shows that he is a"e1u.
to everything that j. taking place aioe' .
him and while he is so doing. ne ca1.
be much fatigued, or likely soon to Deeo y.
50. efew horses sleep without s.'. p ss,ss:
notice Of the approach Of objects 10 n.s
direction. When horses or lnu'es !.
says Dr.. Arnott, "march in compaa! !.
night, those in the front direct tnelf -. =.
forward, those in the rear direct ~.
backward, and those in the cen'ie w.
them laterally or across the whole . u.4
seeming thus to be actuated BY one !, ,e''
which watches the general safety
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Z" WHITE Folks R,.

"WH.rE Folks BLAME Foo,.n
friend &c OF ours, (says the U. s. Is
near Tampa Bay, in Florida - ., NeF'ev)
number Of New York mechsni s'ap'0yed.
piece Of work. I, wa. a gorsrnms % a do
tract and required particular dsa con.
'Ehe men worked as Northern m o.'pa'eA'
know how to work. Old Jube on s. ma,
employers slaves, watched Them e VI 'ae''
the corner ofhis eye for several d,v :" Of
Something was evidently wosi !s
his mind which puzzled him badl. ''s n
last he came up to the foreman Of II. Al
and said: MASS Charles, WIN, -, . d s,as
you all work 50 for, he Z" TO earn m asosI
Jube." Money r. said Jubr. a ''"ae!'
great ting. You work so up Norf I Va':'
Charles % AYES, Jube." EVA. "a,'
great deal money" "Not a pre,, s s''s
Jube spring, summer and fall We a. u'ss
but work is slack 10 winter TIM. ,ndS LA
get around again to spring, and NV. We
both ends meet, and keep The wifi ,' Ne
baby in something to eat and drink. ,,i a' :
house TO shelter them, we generally H..
we have done WE'LL" "S'pose ", '. ::
Mass Charles, who takes care r. s, "s
"Then work stops, and we &c, very oa,.
and suffer great privations." "Dai1II !,
Mass Charles" said Jube. "I,bn,s,
white folks sensible people. Tain, pnsa
oh de sort. Work, work, muffin bu, vo+
get sick. and nobody take care Of AM
White folks blame fools. Jube work ,0a
Nebber hurt himself working, ,hu,S
Jube get sick. Miss Sallie come dow, ~
nurse him. Mass Bob send boat s.bt,iv
miles up the riber to get white eoct,r i,
him. Norf good 'nough for viii. ok,
but recon old Jube stay at home.n And
old Jube went off in state of di,ns,d
disgust at the folly Of white folk, generally
at the North, and particular de,erui.
nation TO do as little work himself as Do.
sible-a determination which his m,,,.,
says Jube was never known TO break.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

LAURA KEENE No MoRE New
York correspondent Of the CharItsn
News says:
"Laura keene ia Laura keens 10
longer, except on the play bills. She hn
been performing the part Of the wife l@
The past two weeks having taken a c'h'n
Mr.. Lutz-a we'll known gentleman 10
this ci,y-for better or for worse. Der
spouse is the same gentleman with sls1
she disappeared so suddenly from WI.
lacks theatre some two years ago aH
who has, since that iime., acted - ~
business agent and adviser. 1t was qaa'
an 'afaI'e de cGur there having been
a great dual Of mutual affection on bon
sides for some time. The tair Laa'
looks more rosy than ever, and - she a'
been quite successful so far with her new
theatre, there is every reason for 'uPpo "
ing her TO be 'the haPpiest Of women
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

THE WANDERING JEwIN New York.
A sensation was created in William
street. on Tuesday morning, by the ap-
pearance Of man on the pave with a
long flowing beard, and dressed in loose
pantaloons. with a turban on his head.
He carried in his hand little manuscript
Hebrew book, out Of which he read
10 the crowd that gathered around him.
He represented himself as veritable wan.
dering Jew. Nobody knows who he is,
or where he came from. A learned Jewish
Rabbi was sent for to converse with him,
which they did in the Hebrew language,
aud the stranger was found to be perfect
in his knowledge Of that most difficult
tongue. The Rabbi tested him in Arabic,
in Phenician, and in the Sanscrit, but soon
found that the aged stranger far surpassed
him in intimacy with them all. The Rabbi
invited him to his house but, said the
stranger, nay. l cannot stop. The Cru.
cited One of Calvary has pronounced the
edict, and may not rest. l must move on
ever on He was last seen on Thurs.
day but to where be has departed no one
can tell. ,. ..+. ..r .....
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

DEAra. or rnnr /" ANGEL GABRIEL.
The tin. horn or trumpet, so often blown
BY the +" Angel Gabriel" alias John s.
Orr, will be FOUNDED no more by that sim
gular individual. Late Intelligence received
BY the New York Times from Demarara
announces his decease at the penal settle.
ment in that colony in November, His
disease was dysentery; his age al'ou,
thirty-fiye.s Il will b remembered tina,
he was tried, convicted and isente ncedAo
hard labor in Den,arara for exciting IN in.
s,,ffeciion df the blacks, which resulted; in
tho destruction Of large amount Of prop.
erty belonging % the Portuguese, including
several Catholic churches. s. -.g,,.s =
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

The following is an r el.'.s
from a recent speech by Brigham lY. ~:
Prophet of the Mormons, TO bis 'ol'Or !. :,
/" They have succeeded in making :
organized territory, and they are s. w., q
mined 10 make as an Independent n. .
Government, and as the Lord Nv. I'D
will be so. 1.-THE congregation, : s.. :.
" Amenv"] 1say, as the Lord ls S,.',a
are bound to become a sovereIg" III
the Union, or an Independent ne.' -
ourselves; and let them drive Us ~: n
place If they can; they cannot 90 D. 70
no. throw this out as banter. Va.
Gentle. and hickory and b.s're"9 rs .
mons, can write it down it you p''''
write it a. I speak it. .ae SCI
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17
New LAw.-Prepayment on all Tran.

New LAw-Prepayment on all Tran
silent Printed Matter Compulsory. - We
are requested TO publish the following reg
ulations, made by the Postmaster General,
says the National Intelligencer, in order
to carry out the provisions Of the act just
passed, requiring prepayment of postage on
all transient printed matter. viz:
l. Books, not weighing over four pounds.
may be sent in the mail prepaid by postage
stamps, at one cent an ounce, any distance
in the United States, under three thousand
miles, and at two cents an ounce over
three thousand miles, provided they are
put up without cover or wrapper, or in
cover or wrapper open at the ends Or
sides, so that their character may be de-
termined without removing the wrapper.
2. Unsealed circulars, advertisements.
business cards, transient newspapers, and
every other article Of transient printed
matter, except books, not weighing over
three ounces, sen, in the mail 10 any part
Of the United States, are chargable with
one cent postage each. to be prepaid by
postage stamps. Where moro than one
circular is printed on sheet, or circular
and letter, each mus, he charged with a
single rate. This applies to lotteries and
other kindred sheets assuming the form
and name Of newspapers !; and the miscel-
laneous matter in such sheets must also be
charged with one rate. A business card
on an unsealed envelope of circular SUBJ
jects the entire packets to letter postage.
Any transient matter, like circular or
handful, enclosed in or with periodical
or newspaper sent to a subscriber, or to
any other person, subjects the whole pack.
age TO letter postage; and whenever sub
ject TO letter postage, from being sealed
or from any cause whatever, all printed
matter, without exception, must be prepaid
or excluded from the mail. 1t is the duty
of the postmaster at The mailing office. as
well as at the office of delivery, carefully
to examine all printed matter, in order to
see tina, is is charged with the proper rate
Of postage and to detect fraud. At Offices
where postage stamps cannot be procured,
postmasters are authorized to receive
money in prepayment Of postage on tran
sient matter; but they should be careful 10
keep supply of stamps on hand.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

ONE OF THE BIRDS CAucHr.-The
Monroe (Ouachita) Union, Of the 10Th ult.,
says: :" for some time past money has
been missing out Of letters which passed
through Columbia postoffice, and suspi.
cions rested upon one Nj. s. C. Blyth, 4
deputy in the postoffice At Columbia, and
on Yesterday morning, we understand, he
was detected by having in his possession
I check Of Mr.. c. H. Morrison's Of this
place. Blyth was Immediately arrested.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-01-17

An AWFUL OUrRAGE.-We lean from
the Central Organ, published at Marks.
vile, in Avoyelles Parish, the particulars
Of horribly brutal outrage, perpetr.t.doa
the person Of a white girl, aged II years,
the daughter Of widow woman NAMED
Mrs. Cochrane, by two negro men belong.
ing to Mr.. E. Rabalais, Of that parish.
Mrs. C. was absent at ball, on the 2lh
ult., in the vicinity, leaving her daughter
at home with a younger sister in chur
Of an old negress. At about IL o'cIoG
the villains came, dragged Der into The
yard, and successfully violated her person.
Her screams reused neighbor, who caus
up too late to render assistance. She vu
found lying on the ground suffering sev.n.
ly from the injuries. In her struggles she
tore an earring from one Of the negroes,
and the other left bis jacket, BY which
they were both subsequently arrested.
They were protected from the mob, Tried,
found guilty, and hanged on Monday hs'