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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
= yALUARLE PLANTATION AND SLAVES

VAIUARLE PLANTATION AND SLAVES
(HffY AT AUCEION-The ARDOYNE PLANTATION on the
E Bayou Blac parish of Terebonne La, with Slaves and
Of every kind win be sold public auction in New Or
highest bidder at Banks Arcade the FIRST MON
DAY of February effect partition between the opi
The property consists of 3o Acres of Land inferior
Louisifna heavily tmbesd and nearly all susceptible
cultivation, about 100 of which in cultivation;
Of 50 Slaves all family negroes 80 Miles,
Cattle and Hogs; Circular Saw MILL Farming Utensils
chsnics Tools th which the plantation nbundantly
pedo Corn aud Hay supposed to be sufficient for the
seasons consumption
The Machinery in the Sugar House is of the
kind and works well The quality of the sugar usually
inferior made in the State and
Of other plantation in proportion to the number Of hands,
The growing crop is expected TO be about COZ hhds.
j. j. HANNA will be on the plantation during the rolling
and will take pleasure in showing de
rOus Of examining it,
The terms Of sale are eneoaEh cash he purchaser %
the debt due the Bank of Lousna and the
aapce to be payable In equal annual instruments divided into
coupons to suit he vendors if required two and three
years from the date OF sale bearing interest at eight cent
from date until paid and secured by and
privilege the property sod TO be given when the
terms of sale shall have been complied with but the of the
hands, etc. will be reserved for the of rng
for mrke and removing from the plantation whatever OF the
growing still be the plantation at the time of the
sale.
particular description will be given before the day Of
sale,
For further particulars apply TO WIN F. LEvERICH co.
JAMES j. HANNA.
o$ Sn SARAH iQRkE-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP--THREE vALU-
able Twosory Brick Houses being the Of Benville
and Bourbon streets.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
GATURDAY, Nov. 81, 1857, at l2 o'clock M.
~ in The Rotunda Of the ST. Louis HOTEL by virtue of
order from the Honorable the second District Court Of New Or
leans dated 18th October 1885, No. 1882 for account of said
succession, will be sold
i A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
e this city in the bounded by Bienye Bourbon Cont
and Royal streets Said lot forms the Of Benve and
Bourbon Streets and American measure)
less 20 feet front Bienye street. by 80 deep and front
FIVE rooms in the upper story hydrant, etc.
2 A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one,
measuring american measure) less 3 feet front
Bourbon by 6O feet in Depth Together with the
story Brick House. containing about five rooms, gallery
kitchen containing about three yard eistern
:. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above
lot Benve street. measuring (Amercan measure)
less Benve street. deep.
geher with the twosory Brick House. containing
Cabinets kitchen containing five rooms yard
cistern etc. -....
s9-TERMs AND GoNDITIoNs.-one-hir cash. and the
balance at 6, IL and Is months credit for secured
by said property and bearing eventual interest
OF cent In case OF at maturity The build
ng to be insured against the risk of fire until the final
OF said notes. and the policy transferred the vendors
The for the 1857 be paid by the purchasers
Acts of sale before A. bucatel, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
eli St tn2l
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LEGAL NQTICES.

DIsyssS :, ~ 9Tis.as g I: xlEIdNE Psux-Ss 1ias
81. 3 ~ 1ssss hsssis n.s.ssssd
(. ;sss. si.,,s;: I'D
By order Of tbs Court: ~ y. -
/: sssssIs os,s.a. = ApEt!ss bRG2-Rs N
= :sa essss
e ss
e. !: e e ss :ss
conformeruents an dit compts - I
mo . . a: DREUx Dspu.s n.s..r.
sncosD :, sua p.s1s,s1 n couars No. u.ss.
WHEaMxs' III s1s' Ers..t D-s..sa ms s r.s,.,o..a
he .s ne Hssa. s. so s s. q & ssss.
s.s s., e, &. T. y AsT e . %
nfsI7a r. McHor, Deputy Clssk.
Drg51.s T. !. ssssa. Cous p o1s.acr No. nsas.
sssss :
istr.ton I. dc fsas Helena Bo ds Nlas
Avis donns ton. que eel. psu
Ssvoir dsurs soas a. z eus iss r.sons pom ls
ni2 il ii 3 r. McHor Dspass sr.der-
s.cosp D,s.,er co0srs sUccEssIe. q R4sr1Er !,
| NOTICE 8 hereSy given g me sre.itoIs e
show within days the notification II 6ny
they have why the account presented By The
Of this should BE- homologated and sp-
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
| By order Of tie Court:
| ni6 q Is 1 E. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk
| Dsuxrrsr Coux .. DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE BAsTIEN
dels S'lle-orlsans Jolly 3, {. sos 9 y EPousE
l. ]
celia davo dedue, dix daer
de presene publication rasons esquees compte
presene e cuyaaeur de IL die succession sesft
point approuve ct hom0logz les fords mains re-
| parts confor1ner1ent su dit compte. gp6
Par ordre de ID Cour
| MIC q rs H. MTGHOT, Depute gTcfber
ses 4ossso Hs GRE
/ NOTICE e hereby given TO the cFedlteE.
within ten days from the notification
they have why the account herein presented BY thu
syndc Of this estate should not Be homologsted snd
proved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
/ A. DREUx, Deputy Clerk.
DEg1IE,I cogs ps pIsIRrcr2 3 CogTogLA y g sEs g
Wis est par 10 present d0nne aux cream
"A ciers de Ii susdite ate ct toues sutres
celia davoir adedue dix
de la presente publication les rascns esqe ie conp
presente lie syndic do Ia de succession aera point
approuve ct homoogue, les fonds mains repAr
| confornemens au dit compte. ~ I.
! Par ordre de ID Cour:
4 nl9 A GveNR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

HJAppicstions for Ladies' Invitations he made to
of the above Managers. s757a
HS-Members OF Mount MOriah Lodge At
the Ball in full Blue Lodge Regaiia.
ka-Members Of the fraternity, atfend6x fhs Ball are
quested to the Regaa appertaning their rank IN he
Order. -3'lIf'l1 3ss5 n9I n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
Seipping ynttlIigsnte.
FRIDAY, November 20, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Granada Griffin for New York via Havana
C Tcmpleor
Ship kearsage Leavett Liverpool Baxter Lowell
Ship Northampton Coter for Havre Baxter, Lowell &cG
Schr Ann Eliza SNOW for Pensacola John Hurley &cc
Schr View, konn for Pensacola, Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
tt STATE OF LOUISIANA.

gu STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Sixth q
Ne" Orleans hf saa esss's.s
faasos La.als and fsifs and q Ia..re L,
they
a.2 O'clock taking into confederation he
as1 s sS IT. Psn and E aysS .oDons
represent aa.a their 81 .ss sbsen. g creditors.
Clerks Office, October 1th iss7. - o8 snsod
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
srArExr oogR DE DrsrRIcr . IAzARE ct PJEE
sssss
de Lasass Ct aeySsss1smPournn 80 nn
WIS sst par; L. present qnns au1 g,s
lie 3osme jour du mois DC nosembre 1851 midi sfet de
accoder aermoement ct QUEEN attendant toutes
uicas conrs eus eurs bens sont
Que Mr. F. N. Poland avoca pour repressnter
leur creanceIs absents. e.s,- ts li5l s-l .aI
Par ordre de la cour.
Bureau dn greier ce q octobre lss7 oas s.nsod
SECOND DISTRICT CouRrs No ,sn,
estate ise Frsas FhP. deceased
within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
MA 10 q E. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk.
DEuxIEnE CouR DIsrRICr} W. 20 ,o,
de la Eouvelle- Orleans. N' i''"'i'
M essS done deal
de snatel!e Ia succession vaean,e de feue Francis Virginia
Avs present donnie tous celia psut
anees ii ne serait pas fait droit Ia diie petition.
Par ordre de la II tf.' 20 E 20.
MIA 10 % E. M1CHOT, Depute grefier
SECOND DISTRICT CoURrl SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE
of New Orleans. : BUTCHER-No lI949.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
IN this estate and to oil other herein Interested to
show within dRys from the notification IT
have why account by the
of the deceased should be hooogaed and ap
proved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
nl3 Is 2l fed j. A. FAGOT, Deputy Clerk.
de- la Nouyele Orleans / INE BUTCHER-No IL $40.
A Wis est par le present dOnne aux cream
n de ssdite succession
peut concener davor dedue dix ours dater de
Ia prosecute publication e aisons esqueles lie compte
estamentare de Ia deune sera
homoogue les ond entire mains reparts
conformements dit compte. H- .ss
Par ordre de Ia cour: ..- - o.. 3 :. is i
nl3 Is q ]. A. FAGOT. Depute greffer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

~ BY Capt seson Of the ship Alleghanean, the 22d
inst IN LAT 30 80 long os Bremen ship WaJen, from
Bremen for this port. ss%t
Nov 6th lat 10 81 long &C. ship Wyoming from Liverpool,
steering West,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

BOOKS, STATIONERY, etc., AT AUCTION.
X - BY R. ARMFIELD, Auctioaeer. te Z
TyHIS EVENING, at early gas light, mt No.
i 63 st. Charles street. will be Sold
valuable collection OF the best works of the best authors in
the various branches Of Literature Science and Art
Letter. Cap Papers, Envelops, Gold Pencils,
This collection comprises principal pub
fishers the United States: together with variety Of London
Publications of the fine useful industrial arts
The books perfect and for exami
nation and private sale during the day. III 80
Sales without will be continued every evening
un.l ali are sold nl4 Srn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
CONSIGNEES.

B0SfoS,ship Felicia-D !. shearer--W Murphy-J H
Glsddu-Julen &co--D kelham--Beebe &co-Sarnpson 4
Keen-O Woodnan-A Kearny-R W Rayne-A S Could
FolIer &co-C Boye-Ilcnderson aines-Clarke
ardson &co-Bnckner Stanton Il Newman-Perkns
CBMehannon Carroll 6eo1flint Jones-G Newton eco
Cuddy, Brown &co-Dyns &cO-Payne Steele scoTufts 4
llobnrt-J fiuhhlrd-P Iune-,I Waterman & Bro-G S
shumway-S Locke-E Carver &co--Wheeler Il Bake-Fros
&co--Vose Bros-P rnton &co-Cabaness 6co-Cochran
llall--Lews &co-J Turnel &eo-W Il NcAge-GSmith
j burnside &co-and order.
BOSrON-Bark Grace Hammond-C Eager &co-Ga'ora
h Pasca-tiarvey &eo-C II Bradslaw-W l. Alberta Ber
ga1nineW II Letchford &co-fownsend Tompkins &co-J
Mcdonald &co-Green, Harding Sco-A Grief &co-tohn
Hyde &co-Washington jackson &co-X Lambert-A Coch
AZ Hal-Price, Converse Smith-Bredow A. Wushof-
qsk &co-Payne, Steel &co-Crowell Hallett-R Rayne
j Wright &coJ II Carter &c0J Valentine-E Stevens
&co-Lumsien Kendall &co-B Haws-Johu Gauche--Cue
Momus &co-Bridge, Ranett &coS Moore &co-D Kelham
w l. Lanier ScC-Lanats Bro,--P Gelp--J b Fotte-I.
pierrsLc"dy H9lmes-E smith,,,Cempbs 81 srong-W
Bonnafe-Sheby, seymour &co-A Robb &co-D H Marks
-Buckler, Stanton a Newmhn-syme Provan-Reed &co-
Frost &co-Foorhes, Griggs &co-Cnddy Brown &co-W +
vredepburg-Thompson BarnesW G Blanchard-C T. Cate
&co-GaIgraine Lanssdor--Payne 4 Harrison--W d G
Neagle-DyaK &co-Riehads. Socomb &co-Biscoe Simms
Converse, hennett &eo-J Beye &coN Whisne! &co-E
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"a az "a yEGAs,s A1s,s aP.A&FClNG ACADEMY. Al

d.
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL. r
A j. VEGAS respectfully frien6H
and the pubic that his popular Dancing Academy IL
the Odd Fellows Hail.
with the most liberal patronage The teaching win
Quadre danced in the first relies Of Paris and London
winter will be anght by Mr. Vegas s 3 -
The popular Chdreus' Fancy Dress Balls will be given y
Mr.. j. Vegas every month. iil -i7-Et1{7 go
The days and hours Of Tuition follows: Il
LadesTuesdays Thursdays Saturdays, from 10 TIL II
O'Clock N. 'E ~
Chdren-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from t
O'Clock p NJ. Mi Il ~. zt8gIll-
Genlemen-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from tn 10
o'clock P. NJ.
Rr practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday. 54 La 5a7+= eit.i- q
Particular attention will given Children many
Fancy Dances before taught In this will be brought
ss.H15l l''. Lax S F. II
Vegas will also give Lessons at ssmnares and Private
Families
The Department under the charge of that excellent
yioin bENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees - l.-4i4 :
rs- For TERMS apply Mr.. ]. VEGAS, Odd Fellows,
Hall, or Mr. GAB1CI's Music Store 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

O. FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
{ SHEMY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor and
step daughter Of Mime Arraline Brooks, her
Antenton Of reopenng her Academy Of Dancing the
IN first TUESDAY, in November, at EAGLE HALL, on
Prytania street, near the Widows Retreat.
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofore
alwavs subject the advice and examination of Madame
Brooks. III. ... -
All the latest Partisan Baroo and Fancy Dances will bs
taught. including the much admired Lancers.
The terms Of the Academy will remain as before
HA Chdren's Soree will be given ,sionally through
the Season. n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
Bsbien ot tbs Narksts.
FRIDAY MORNING, No

... FRIDAY MORNING, November 90 1867
COTTON Some lots dispo'ed Of early in the day at
reduction from last figures of 5s9c but with active
demand prices subsequently, recovered and enabled to
quotations The sales reached fully 500
bales, and quote foows
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
eELoW-COMINoUP
SPOKEN.

Per bark Auton Guenther, rom Bremen-2s3 steeraRe
Per ship Portland from Hsve3 cabin and 30 steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
J. A. FAGoT, Deputy Clerk.
coyn psrarcr De SATHsE =
CONSTABLE'S SAL 'S1

FIRST Jusrens Goysr THOMAS nopsHsRTY IL Ss vs. MILES
ssss y ss IF rt b % f.
Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell at
at my WareHouse No Is Julia street at X o'clock
A HORSE AND DRAY-No. 1886.
Seized in the above entitled suit .u.F -4..| Il
j. B. HAUGHToN Constable.
PHrsss cegE pE
1as ri i es eel asss @Sa
de paix pour Ia dGreans e en- vete pub
lique, MARDI lie jour decembre 1851 midi No. Is
TN CHEvAL EFT HAQUEr-No. 3465.
Sas dams Tatfaire cdessus.
CONDITIONS-Compta au moment de radjudication
nls q 30 d1 J. B. HAUGHT0N. Connetable.
McCHEsNEY's PATENT WASHING MA
Sole Proprietors of the Patent Right
for the State of Louisiana.
oFFICE-22 Commercial Piace, New Orleans.
AThe Rights for Mississippi, Arkansas Texas Florida
and California; also Parish Rights this State for sale lib
eral TERMS Apply as above. my4 sptf
HWE AMANbEk lHWfibEk's PATENT with Rieh's
EG Improvement Longer in use and more thoroughiy
MI esed with uniform than other Safe in the
a> world We nre securing Safes with the cele-
braed patent La Belle Lock- which has been picked or
The most splendid assortment Safes Plate and Money
Chests in market hand store 81
GRAVIER street. New Orleans Call and see the stock Prices
to n5 sS' 4Saa% ths t%ss srGHFHS GHFHkfn AGENT
@m, NJ, ToBx's ,En s;1Sy EXsREss, yita FOR cALIFoR
s5s 4aa
WE fxsSy faRao o 'A0'DA 's
We will receive forward TO part of EUROPE pack
Parties shipping will freight ready the day previ
ons to the sailing Of the s'eamsTs TORY r. RRo
nu2i 3ptf 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
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lAMUSEHHElTTs.

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Boz oMes fss 10 O'Clock \. n.til seosk 2.
Doors oDsa az sssi
OHLEAsY TTIEATER okLxANs srKxxz-- 1
SATURDAY. Nov..sss a, NJ
10 isss sfs FiSSi 81 .s' - '.'''
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s... ia e. - .ss ~ d - '.''' s- III
SPALD1'1sa : H9,ssEsS ,ssa ~ nUskUH AsD x.rAi-
The resort e tbs Bss-y "a 4 .cs.e<.s csy
HIATT HzkIs Al
GREAT BAND or CAMRBxlIs MfHsfkxYS .g &
Are nighty ssssg grsas ~ Ievss Il s,.s
Il. :ss. ss.:.:. Y:
PROF. q. 0HHxK af,NuL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
Bureau dn grefiier ce q octobre 1857. obs Stir
DEuxIEnE CoUR DE DISTRICT
10 L. Go~-alIa nrlaoue
E. MIcHoT, Depute greffier.

SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE
BUTCHER-No. lI.949.
given to the creditors OF
'ther persons herein Interested, to
from the present notification, IT any
count presented by the testamentary
lould not be homologated and ap-
d in accordance Herewith.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
SECOND DISTRICT CouRr I

SECOND DISTRICT CoURr2 81
of New Orleans.
NOTICE is hereby
IN this estate and to oil OF
show cause within ten dnys Fl
they have or can, why the acc
executor of the deceased she
proved, the funds distributed
By order of the Court. %
nl3 l8 2l @
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
FOR SALE.

z COOK, WASHER AND IRONER FOR
la SALE--A very likely Girl, rs years old, A No. ]
0 cook washer and roner fully and sold
Apply at 12s Bacchus street, between Eut.rpe and
4 erps schore streets. nj
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

. BATON ROUGE July II, 1857.
pENotice-Ata n meeting of the StOelxhOld.
the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad Company
called sgeeaby public notice and adjourned until this day
r. D. Conrad Esq., called to the Chair and Alfred Shep
pers appointed Secretary.
The Stockholders proceeded election of Directors
which resulted in the choice the following named gentlemen
+. d. Conrad, G. A. Slack
D. D. Avery, ". F. Tunnard.
George May, JAS. A. Mediation,
William s. Pike. .,.
ALFRED sHEPPERs, sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20

sncosp D1s1nlcT Couz7 SUCCESSION or LIZ.
Of New Orieans ADEIINE DRUM-No. 1LAl.
NOTICE 10 hereby given 20 the credftort ~
~ this estate a other herein interested TO-
show within daysrom the Dot6csuons II
they have OF .y the aecovnt presented By the sdming
funds disributed In accordance herewith. ~
By order Of the Court: - 20 & g35t,ls5sf .aa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-20
sxcosp DIsrRIcr CouRr I
nj New Orleans.
VNH ERE Al Erp1
DEux1EnE Couk DE DIsrnicrl

TTENDU que Ernest UucAlel q presente
"A petition IA Peet dcbtenir
isration 10 dc feus Helena epouse
Beck decide intestat- sr rf3l s
present donne que peut
cerner dsvor dedure dix jours raisons
quelies II serait pas fait dro Il dite petition.
ni2 i7M r. MCHOT Depase gref6er.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-30
New York Advertisements.
FROM
ALBERT G. RICHARDSON'S
Advertising and Correspondence Ofice, $50
Broadway, New York
g sCosTAR's'' RAT ExTERMIN AToR.

US AXIS RAI EAIEKMIN ATOR
4 infallble destroyer of RATS, MICE.
"A ANTS. GROUND MICE, MOLES, &c,
NC, &c. (Not dangerous to the Human Fam
hy.) Rats do not die in their holes, but come
out and die. M e,s
"COSTAR'S" BED BUG GEXTERMTNATOR
Never known to fail--and used every day
by thousands in New York and elsewhere.
COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER.
For the destruction of MoTns Musou1Tors
FLIES, FLEAs, PLANT INSECTS, VEnMIs ON Fowls
AND ANIMALS, &C., &c.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at "COSTAR'S''
PRlN CIPAL DEPOT, 3e8 BROADWAY
NEW YORK, and by the principal DRUG.
GlSTS and DEALERS throughout the United
States, the Canadas, West Indies. California
and South America
UOrders must always be accompanied by
the cash.
VI n goods sent on commission.
GSmall Sample Packages put up at the
lowest wholesale prices, for first orders in new
places, with Cards, Showbills. Posters, &c.
GT Packages expressly put up for Ships
Steamboats,, Hotels, Public Institutions, &c
" Paper with full particulars-terms te
Wholesale Dealers-scales Of prices, &c, &c.
will be promptly mailed (prepa'd to any ad
dress on the receipt Of a3 cent P O. stamp.
Address Costar,' 33s Broadway. NJ. Y
E April I'd, 1857 2s-3m
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Mrs. Stowe has visited the Pope and
been received in the most kind manner.
The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser says
that the general impression now is that the
marriage of Mrs. Cunningham with DR..
Burdell will be proved to the satisfaction
Of the Surrogate.
The. Philadelphia printers are still
moving in the matter of securing nation
al retreat for worms out printers. A gen.
tleman ofthat city has offered to give =
pleasant site for the building on the banks
Of the Schuylkill.
A young lady in Brooklyn. N. Y, has
recently had her leg amputated midway
between the hip and knee, in consequence
of wound caused by a broken hoop. The
hoop was Of steel, and in some unaccount-
able manner broken point penetrated to
the bone. The wound becsme infamed,
and amputation was thus made necessary.
The New York Day Book, prominent
Democratic Organ. propounds the inqui-
ry: "Can an opponent of Slavery be
Democrat?"- 1t goes on to argue the
question. and rightly arrives at the con-
clusion that "a Democrat must be, in the
nature of things. in favor of Slavery. ~
A horrible murder was committed al
Greencastle, Ind, on Friday of last week.
Scme two weeks ago man unknown
married lady of respectabflity of tha
neighborhood and wilfully murdered hel
by striking her on the head with a fire
shovel. His object was to possess him
self of her estate The murderer was ar
rested Immediately.
Three of the rascals confined in tht
Jail at Wooster for the extensive robber,
on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago cars, made their escape few days
since. Their names are Arthur W. Coo
per, NJ Bergyand S. Wilson. Itseems tha
having called for bucket of water, th'
Sheriff brought it, and as he entered they
knocked him down and ran. Wilson ha
been re-captured.
The men engaged in getting out gray
el for the B. & l. R. R. Co., have ex
humed two hundred and twenty-four In
dian skeletons. The ornaments and wal
implements form quite museum, ane
indicate that distinguished Chiefs, per
haps Kings, are being devoted to the in
glorious purpose of ballasting up rail
road track .-Marion Rep.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-30
Governor Geary.

A noted pro slavery man, who resides
in Kansas City, Mo-, and who arrived in
Cincinnati on Saturday. informs us that
he had an interview with Gov. Geary, as
he passed Kansas City in his fight from
the Territory, and that he made to him al
most precisely the same statement that he
was reported by the. editors of the St.
Louis Democrat to have made in that Of
Gee. Our informant, though pro slave
,ry man. is gentleman Of undoubted ve-
racity, and we have the fullest confidence
in bis statement. Gov. Geary has never
dared openly TO deny this conversation,
though he has shown himself contempt
bic enough to try to dodge the question
by saying that he was responsible only
for what appeared over bis signature
C;n. Guz
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-04-30
Laws Of Newspapers.

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tice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subs .rlption. -
2. If Subscribers order the discontinuancc
of their papers, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrcarages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
their papers from the office.to which they are
directed. they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill. and ordered them discon-
ued.
q. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing
to take papers from the Office, or removing and
leaving them uncalled for, is pRIMA FAcIA evil
dence of Intentional fraud.
G7Postmasters neglecting to inform pub
fishers, when papers are not taken from the
Office lay themselves liable 10 pay the sub
scription.
It is also their duty in such cases to notify
the publisher that the papers are not taken out
by those they are sert to, and the reasons why
they are not, if known.