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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-13
MEMORANDA.

M The Swan left Shreveport 9Th inst night
Hope Met Alton Grand Bayou Plan
above Coussa Chute Lecomte below Alexandria, Montgo
above Linda below Black River Left steamer Duke
the Falls eshppng per Dougherty and Dick
Nash.
There are reports of rise Red River Fulton the river
stand Shreveport with four and half feet water
the Falls at Alexandria and falling.
Capt Brown, the ship Rocklaud, reports April 27th
Ship about 600 with painted ports white lower
black heads the Little Isaacs there
eighteen wrechers anchor hecond not make out
her name.
r The ship Planter Capt Carlisle, from Liverpool which
has lying the Bar waiting ORDERS sails to-day for Mobile
passengers thirty in number will not be sent to the city
but will proceed to Mobile In the ship. 49,
EXPORTS.
KEY WEST-Steamship Aantic-43 bbls -four IS do pork
whisky do brandy ID casks bacon tc and Dbl bacon
sugar. conde b rice 10 kegs lard As sacks
corn 25Osnpty bbls, pumps and snndries
LIvERPOOI.-Shp American Unou-2752 bales cotton, 4l8
cedar, 100 slaves
PENSAC0LA-Schr Ela-300 sacks corn
TORTUGAS-Schr B Knudson-lOO,OO0 bricks
MINNITITLAN-Schr Chipoa-25 bbs flour, 20 bbls beef
20 pork SO sacks do potatoes engine and boiler 10
kegs nails cask hware cases dry goods 20 bds
bedding machinery 40 pkgs gware $1,000 feet lumber
MATANzAS-Brg Audoras-5O coal sugar boilers.
MATANZAS-Schr A Howe-S6 empty hhds, Is casks of
coal.
TAMPA BAY-Schr yence-2t bbls whisky 81 bbls -four
"a pkgs corn 2 do 10 bales
bbls bread 10 do lime ID do pork bbs molasses hhds
bbls oil do brandy % pkgs tobacco kegs butter
coffee kegs bbs beef lard 2cs hams 3pkgs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-13

WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHETDAM sCHNAPPS.
Druggists and Merchants, and all dealers in any of the
articles contained the catalogue, will find it their
by calling sending their orders above where will
be found the GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and at the lowest pricet
Please address, j. WRIGHT Il co,
GENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
matt Nos, ISL and q Chartres street, Nevyt)rleans
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T WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers at wholesale prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-13

| NOYARIAL NOTICE.-Nr. p. CHARLES CIVIL.
LER Notary PUBLIC is associated with the undersigned
and the Noara business heretofore ted by No. 80
Camp street will be continued by place. without
interruption.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
Democratic State Convention.

vt n meeting Of the Democratic State CeatraI
Committee held IN san FrHncisco on the 10Th Of May
The following resolutions were adopted:
kkroLyED. That the next Demucrntc state Con
V"niion he holden at the city of SACRAMENTO ON
TUESDAY,, the liih day OF July next and that the
basis of representation be follows WIS One del.
Ogate from every two hundred Democratic votes
cast. AID one delegate for every fraction over one
hundred Democratic vote cast for any Democratic
state officer al The last general eection-lho Prrsi.
dcatibI cecior being Considered for The purposes Of
this resolution, as state officers
RESOLVED, That MessTs. Thomas Moore and Red.
ingon are hereby appointed "A committee To canvas
he ohcthl returns Ia The Office OF the Secretary of
tate, and from them TO make up and publish the ap
pOrliohment oi delegates tO which the various coun
es are entitled according TO the basis OF prcsenta
ton adopted
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following teport, 10y which the Democrats
0ithe 'nrlons counties will be governed In electing
hIegatcs 10 the State Convention
ALFRED REDINGTON. Chairman.
J.. k. WoODsIDE Secy Dem. State Cenuhl Com.
To GEN. ALFRtD KEDINGToS Chairman &c.-Dear
sir: The Committee appointed AT the recent meeting
of The Democratic State Central Committee to appor
uon the delegates which each county will be entitled
TO elect under tho resolutions OF tho Central Commit
tee 10 meet ~ Convention in Sacramento the ith
OF July proxmo, have nade the following apporton-
mcnl viz:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
Letter rron, the Honey Lake Party.
SODA VALLEY, June lst, 1851.

SODA VALLEY, June lst, 1851.
FRIEND CRosETrE:-We have arrived at
this point in perfect safety. and art now in
formed that the balance OF the road is almost
n dead level. 1t we have no lad luck, we
shall be at Honey Lake tomorrow night -
Wen all in fine spirits, aad enjoy the trip
very much The country through which we
have passed, abounds in every description Of
gnme-the streams in the finest of trout
The settlers along the entire route, have
been very kind. assisting US III every posi-
BILE manner, and not changing IL cent Tie
only draw back that We have any fears Of,
is the failure of our Liq"idS, as the Comis-
siry informed US this morning thar there
were tro kegs empty. send this by gen
tlemsn going to Mil City, who is ready to
start, and must clase.
Yours, &c.
ALIEN BROWN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
Policy.

We are frank to confess that We do not
understand the entire article in yesterdays
Err ress, and will therefore. sccept of the
assurances of friendly regards it contains,
return them, in the NEST friendly spirit. and
refer to one or two points, only, which ap-
pear to US to involve aprnciple, and present
"A legitimate subject for discussion.
The attempt is now being made by a GER
tain clique or party, to rule the State for
the bcnest of those who belong TO such party
or clique They are "practised politicians.
,killcl to- adjust those preliminary meas.
ures which steal from the people, without
It's knowledge, the power of choosing its own
rulers" The nominee advanced by this
clique or party, is the Hon John d Weller
The Express adopts the policy of rebuking
those who present Mr.. Weller as a candi-
date for Governor, as "Anti Democratic"
while it endorses their nominee as "a high
toned national Democrat" That paper also
rebukes us as 'Anti-Democratic because we
have opposed Mr.. Weller's present position
before tire people for We. have said nothing
against his former acts. This profound and
ingenious policy of the Express, instead Of
destroying the "Anti- Democratic" disease,
would remove only those symptoms by
which alone its nature can be known -
Would leave the clique or party, headed by
Mr.. Weller, and who desire to govern the
State for their own benefit, their deadly
sting, and deprive them only of their warn
ing rattle
We have only opposed MIR. Weller because
heloans his national democratic reputation
and his national democratic name, to those
who create false issues for the purpose OF
governing the State for their own benefit,
and for the further purpose OF depriving the
people of California of 1.-THE power of choOs.
ing its own rulers" Is Mr.. Weller the only
national administration Democrat in Cali
fornia Fifty thousand ballots answer with
an indignant No. Has the national admin
istration demanded that the people OF Cali
fornia should place Mr. Weller in the Gu
bernatorial chair of the State? No Cal
iornia has not a territorial government
but has the privilege Of choosing its own
rulers. lie is now presented as the choice
of few politicians who desire to control
the State government, and if the position of
those who sustain him is "anti democratic"
is not his position the same, lie acquired
his national democratic reputation by sur
rendering puaic opinion to the people. In
so doing he was right. He is now using
that reputasson to enable clique of poll
ticians to control the State In this, no is
anti-democratc." This is the way it an
pears to us. aud We make the application to
Mr.. Weller, no sooner than we would to any
other Democrat occupying his position.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
The Repub-tO-d0Otl

We have received several communications
relating to the lost Chairman of the Repub-
lican Committee for this county. One Of
them discourseth ms folows:
INTERRoGATIvE.
"Oh! why, teA me why, can tho Chairman noe be
found,
His lantern all ex!nguished, or buried under
ground 7"
RESPONSE.
"When that dread pike is brnpdish'd for the prize
Tho cOlors strike upon the Bidweh bridge o. size"
Another who signs himself "A RepubIi,
can" has forgotten to send us his name, and
of course we shall not publish his comnu-
nication lie lams" the Chairman of the
Republican County Committee for Sinking
tho responsibility of his position, and n, tho
same time the writer neglects to become re-
sponsibie for what he says, by not furnish
ing us with hi, name. This proves what we
havealwass contended for, namely, that the
Republicans are '@artful dodgers" The
Chairman - lodges" the responsibility Of
his position. and " A Republican" would
dodge the responsibility of his article.
We believe they would dodge" anything
that would prevent them from " lodging"
into office We shall not eneouragethem in
their "oolging" operations.
We.haEc no objections to publishing n fair
and square Black Republican communica.
lion if the writer will not " dodge" It's pa
,ernity As il nov.stundstte party in this
county is in deplorable condition. The
illegitmacy of the party. is e.well esta5-
lished fact The Committee, having no head,
is a =. bastard" Committee. OF course, ana in
consequence the call is "A I" BASTARD one,
and we are called upon by " a Republican"
10 set the matter right by publishing n
=, bastard" communication. We are willing
TO assist them in this extremity, providing
thev cannot find their "lost one by search
ing around the southern buttress OF the Bid
we'll bridge: and will only require that their
correspondence be accompanied by a'rcspoh'
sible name, aud that, after the usual address
TO the Record, they address themselves re-
speefully, to "Mr. Speaker, pro ten'Rore
PIKE" and proceed with their argument"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04

CORONER JuRY-At tho most mortem
examination on the body Of Chase Yesier.
day, 1t was found that one OF the principle
VEINS leading to the heart on the right side
had been broken, filing the chest tull o,
blood. The corouers jury found a verdict
that the diseased came TO his death irou
kicks on the right side below the arm. in
Gicted by one John Co eaian,.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors ol the Cin,rent Precincts
n Butte county, are hereby requested send dele
gates to The Democratic County Convention which IL
hereby chilled To meet nj broyille Monday, July O.
1851 for the purpose Of clrciing delegates to- the
state Convention, the Fifteenth Judicial District
Convention. the 1+h Senatorial District Convention,
and for the ominhon of ounty Ofrcers. Accord.
lng To- the apportioment adopted 10y thc lasl Conv"n-
ton the dbercat Precincts are entitled to "a repre-
schtation as follows:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04

EXCITING RAcE.-Qute an exciting race
took place yesterday between deputy Sher-
iff aud the man Haywood, who was endeav-
oring 20 procure bail, which not being a very
easy matter, he concluded to try what vir-
the there existed in his legs, and took al.
vantage of the sheriti,s back being turned
slipped ou:' of the CoErt room, and before
he was missed. had gained about one hun
dred yards on the deputy "Then came the
tug of war. both men being good metal.
every nerve was strained. On, on. they flew.
the distance between tho two growing grad
ually less. un il he pursu, d began TO wea-
ken. and was finally overhauled and brought
safely back. when til" 'equred bonds being
given, he was set at hbetty
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
Post NIortaia Examination.

According TO tue post mortem examina-
ton made by Drs M'Guire and Vroonlan, ,
James Chase came to his death by blows in
1icted on the right side of the chest. The
entire cavity Of the chest was hllad wieh
extravasated blood. caused by the rupture
of small blood vessels--as the rupture ofno
important artery could be discovered, after
n minute examination. The periea rdium
was full of eXtravasatedi bioo1 wheh came
from the coronary veins, .eAher Cf which
would be sufficient to account for the death
The right side Of the chest. WAS badly
bruised externally Both lnngs were in u
congested state and collapsed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04

SENT TO THE CoURT OF SEssIoVs'--The
man Coleman, who killed Chase lass Tues
day, had his examination yesterday before
Justice Stafford, and was sent to the Court
of Sessions to answer to the crime of mur.
der in the second degree. To viii have to
remain in Jail till next August
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04

MAYHEM -Hey"ood, the man arrested
by constable Patton at Brush's ranch for
biting man's ear off. had his examination
beiore~J ustice Stafford yesterday. who sem
him up to.tbe court of Sessions to answer to
the crime of mayhem
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04

AcQUIrrED.-D1ge and johnson two Of
the men who were arrested at Brush'r :
ranch on Tuesday, for assault and battery,
had their examination yesterday before JUS
tice Snff6rd, and were acquitted.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04

BUCKEYE HorEL Attention is directed
to the advertisement Of Messrs. Pounds &
Johnston, the gentlemanly proprietors of
the above favorte establishment This Ho-
tells one Of the best in town.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04

WAGON RoAp.-Ihe Board Of Directors
of the orosilie and Honey Lake road, met
yesterday aud adjourned till the 18th, at
which time the report OF the excursionists
to Honey Lake, w,il be received n full
attendance is request.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
GENERAL COUNTY FUND.


To balance in Tro sury January ii lS51. $40 "a
To received on Foreign Miners License. 2.965 p2
To received on Assessments properly tax
for lrj6 tcash) Observation-Disclosures. 22S II
To received On Assessments properly lax
county Warrants) .. ........ 2O33 A.
To received ON Poll tax for lN5b. .......... 1bi 20
Tu received on County Licenses (cnshl.... L1u1 Us
do do do do Go. wnrranis) 3lU4 -
To received on balance due on Plumas co.
debt bt.................. ................ l,t2l 20
To received ON fines IN Court Of Sessions 72b -
10 received ON fines in Justices COurts.... u 60
To received on Ferries ............. ..... POI 90
To received on Coiusi County Indebtedness Az So
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
County Treasurer's Report.
TRrAsURkR's oTTiNE.
Orpvlllt. MAy III. 1877.

Oroyillt, May Ii, 1857.
To the Honorable Board Of SuperUisorsT
Butte County.
GESTLErtS- Annexed yon will please find my
Quarterly Report OF Receipts and disbursements
from all ~''Hre- for he quarter endinV March 3isl
1887, inclusive. -hownga balance In tha Treasur, Of
nine Thousand eight hundred aud sixty nine dollars
und ityseyrn ceuts Sto 81 on ~ various funds
more particularly set irlh The last page herein, all
VI which - rr>prc''ulis submitted
". bATriMURE, Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
INDIG ENT SICK FUND.

TT.
To amount in Treasury Jan. 1st Irj7 ..... S3l6 -
To amount received assessments ls56. -. 316 W
Total received Sb93 II
Contra. Or.
By amount cash paid warrants ...... SG7i ~
BY bninnce IN Treasury 10 date. Apr
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
TOTAL received

COHtTd. Cy.
BY amount cash paid on Co. War
rants NJ per voncher-..... ....S i6-9 -
by amoun; returned to Auditor On
Licenses, assessments. Nc e. 5,jeI IL
by amount paid on Exprcssage Co
ln~ money .............. ...... 90
BY amount cHsh paid 81, TX iers on
ppll lhA.,.. .............. 0U D.
BS amount 1rca~urcr's commission
on dIsbursiug nbuyr...... ...... 3G3 -
BY balance IN Treasury April LIST. 1.loj Il
S1aG.n 10
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
NEW ADV ERTISEMEN
Private ISOarding.-

Cln be Ind ut the house northwest corner Iownor
and Montgomery streets, with rooms II desired. fTn-
ished To sui gentlemen with their wives, or single
gentlemen las the case may be9 Apply tn
MRS BERRY,
ir3 the premises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
Don't threw your Moneya awav,

But. 20 to HENDEE'S and have your Likeness
taken. cOrner'ef Huutoon 81. and Miners Alley
They have had s.s.gcn year, experience in the
art, and ~ahrnSt their pictures 10 he good as can
be made GIyETuEu CALL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
SCHOOL kU Nd.

SCHOOL FUND.
Dr.
To amount IN Tscasury Jan. lst S57....Sl 800 4!
To amount reed un fines Cuuri ui Sessions 700 90
10 amount reed on assessm'ts property TAX lNs 10
Total - @oc w
C0niI0. Cr.
BY amount Iaid Co Superntend'ts
warrants i,r schools .....,......sl,'h ,'hl o.
BY balance in Treasury AprIl lst.. l2ji o3
S!2aS 30
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
ROAD FU Nd.

To amount in Treasury January 1T ISL. SIP II
To amount reed on property asses'mts l05j iSo ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04
STATE FUND.
lolal krcelVed. '..... .'........'...S',I ~
Contra CT.
" amount pnid CIcrk fees ON Poll

"! Hnhuhl phlu Nlcrk ices Nn ron
IN .. .'-s.. '.'....s..S ~ ~
by balance IN lFC-S1rl 10 date -. : 400 NJ
a.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-04

Total received. $500 "a
contra. Or.
by amount cash paid ns per vouchers S3ll 90
ny cash in Treasury 10 date ~ a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-05
VERMONT.

(Ebamins carefully tho ainstrticfioas' aanersd)
lel From Montpelier, by Barre, South Barre, Wiilem--
town. East Brookied, East Randolph, and East
Bethel, TO RoysI,on, sel miles and back, three
times week.
Leave montpelier Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ats gam; t4
Arrive at RoysIon in time for the to Boston
say by III a
Leave Rnyalton Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
on arrival of Boston mail say at 3 p m;
Arrive at Montpelier by n night.
400 From MONTPELIER, by Barre ard Washington, 10
Chelsea, "a miles and back THREE times a week.
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday, and Saiur-
day at III m;
Arrive at Chelsea by 4 Ppm;
Leave Chelsea Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
loan;
Arrive at Moptpclier by 3 p
f03 From Montpelier, by Barre, Orange, West Tops-
ham, WAITS River, East Cornth, and Bradford
Centre, to Bradford, "a miles and back, three times
week; with three additional weekly trips between
East Corinlh aud Bradford, miles and back.
Leave Montpelier Tuesday, Thursday, and Ssiur-
day aSsm;
Arrve at Bradford by pm;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-05

Leave Livermore Falls Tuesday and Friday at 81
Arrive at Bryants Pond nszt days by Han,
Leave Bryants Pond w ednesdsy and 6aisrdsy as
Arrive at Iivermore Falls next days by a ma.
lss From Livermors Falls, by jay, North Jay, VIII
ton, and East Wilton, 10 Farmiagtoa, IL miles
and back, SIX times week.
Leave Livermore Falls daily except Sunday, In
rhs arrival Of from Poriand-say at loi m;
Arrive at Pennington by mas
Leave Pennington daily, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive at LivermoIe Falls by iii ana.
lSs From North Livemore to Lyermoro Falls, miles
and back, six times vook.
Leave North Livermore daily, except Sunday at 8
Arrive a, Livsmore Pals by 10 M;
Leave Livermsre Falls daily, except Sunday, at II
am,
Arrive a, North Livermore by Ism.
l54 From Dix6old by Peru, Canton Mills, Livermore,
and Suieklaads Ferry, 10 Striekland's Ferry
Depot, 81 mles and back threo times week.
Leave Dixhed Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ats m;
Arrive q, Strcklands Ferry Dspo, by IL m,
Leave Ssricklsnds Ferry Depot Tuesday Thursday,
and Saturday at 10 m; t
Arrive at Dix6eld by 4pm.
l5S From Mexico, by Rsxbary, to Byron, 10 miles
and back, once q week.
Leave Mexico Saturday at p ms
Anreat Byron by pm; 3sa
Leave Byron Saturday al m;
m Arlve at Mexico by IL m.
l56 From North Jay, by East Dixfeld and Carthage
Weld is miles and back, three times a week.
Leave North Jay Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
Arrive at Weld by 10 10;
Leave Weld Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive a, North Jay by 4pm.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23
NEWSPAPER LAW.

Subscribers who do not give EXPRESS NcrrcE
(he contrary. are considered as wishing to con-
Ic their subscrip,ion.
II subscribers order the dscontinuance OF their
|ers, the publisher may continue to send them uli
That is due be paid.
|. If subss,i5ers neglect or refuse to take their
! Iers from the Office to which they are directed,
h are held responsible until they have settled
r bills and ordered their paper discontinued.
] If subscribers remove to other places, without
Srmipc the publisher, and the paper is sent to
former direction, they are held responsible.
!, The courts have decided that refusing to take
k,pcr or periodical ON the office, or removing
= having it uncalled for, is pf'o,a faese evidence
Intentional fraud.
! The United States courts have also repeatedly
kidcd that postmaster who neglects to slIc sea-
lsblc notice, as required by the Post Office De
|tment of the neglect or refusal of person to
l. from the Office newspapers addressed to him.
lers the postmaster liable to the publisher Tor The
scription price.
|. Newspaper are not chargeable with posta e
hin the county Or parish in which they are printed
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23
An EFFECTIVE SIMILE.-A mass of type

An EFFECTIVE S1MILE.-A mass of type
duly arranged and set up ready for the print
er's hands, is practically useless to us; but
when its Impressions are struck of, when
men feel the emotions, learn the thou ghts, uh-
derstand the purposes, and elevated and in
spired by the sentiment which that mechanic
arrangement Of letters, words, bits Of lead -,
serves to disseminate, then the printers ma
chine becomesa a blessing to the human race.
So it is in religion. The forms and types are
nothing, until their impressions are struck off
upon our hearts, and we experience fervidly,
and vitality, the living principles they were
intended to convey. Bellows.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23

OBEDIENCE SOURCE OF JoY.-There is
an inexpressible sweetness in the reflection
that we are striving to do the will of Cod
This sentiment, when sincerely cherished, is
nothing less than the spirit Of Christ in the
soul. We look up TO our Lord, and we hear
him proclaim the moving cause Of his own
mission of toll and suffering in the world,
"Lo, come; in the volume of the book is
written Of me, l delight to Go thy will, o my
God !" Sustained by the happy conscious
ness that he was faithful to an appointed
work, his courage did not give way in those
dark hours when even his own received him
not. He knew that his labors were accom-
plishing the divine purpose, and he was salts
fed.
Like him we are sent into the world to do
the vii! of our Father IN heaven. 1t is
holy mission which we are to execute, not to
acquire personal reputation for effective
talent, but for the glory Of him who sent us.
Whatever amount Of success may now attend
our labors, we shall soon "give account with
joy,' if with the consciousness Of honest Pc
pose and faithful endurance, we can say to
God as we ascend, Il have finished the wor K
THoU gavest me to do"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23

"SuNDAY CoRN."-An american infdel,
boasting in published letter that he raised
two acres of SUNDAY corn" which he iu-
tended to devote to the purchase of infidel
books, adds: "All the work done on it was
done on Sunday, and it will yield some sew
enty bushels to the acre, SO don't see but
that Nature or Providence has smiled upon
my Sunday work, however the priests or the
Bible may say that work done on that day.
never prospers. My corn tells another sto-
ry." TO this the editor Of an agricultural
paper replies: "If the author Of this shall
low nonsense had read the Bible half as much
as he has the works Of its opponents, he
would have known that the Great Ruler of
the universe does not always square up his
accounts with mankind in the month Of Oc.
tober"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-23

BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW u New Or
kfsseSI LEANS PAcKFr SILVER MOON.
iNHE above new and light draught packet SILVER
l Moon, J. W. Moore. Master, Frank Moore elk,
will commence her regulrr trips in the Bayou Bar
tholomew the first rise of water, and shippers may
RELY on the Silver Noon remaining in the trade the
whole season. 29u