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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

Summary JusricE.--Jsmes Thompson, Who kiilsd
John j. Calhoun, In Columbus. Ca, last Friday
week. has been tried and convicted Of the murder
This 10 indced summary jastic~s In lees than .
week. the murder, the trial and conyctiou, has oc-
Cured. Thompson 1. young man aboat u ysnss
Of age with widowed mother and several sisisrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16

Tas SuaAR oRor.-The Baton Rouge {LA.) Advo-
cate says that many Of ths planters In that par.
ish have stopped their mills, the damaged eene!-
ton OF the cane not paying for the expense and
trouble OF grinding It. The crop, IL 10 estimated.
will be about i00,oo hogsheais short ofths caicu-
lalions maie previous 10 tee freeze Of last nonth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-16
NHURCH & FLEMING.

TOILET SETS.-Fancy, decorated and
i plain white Toilet Sets, to which We would in
vie the attention Of purchasers.
deq BULkLEY co.
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cendan, On BAYOU peti, Gallon, rnesurant

cendani du Bayou Peti, Gallon. rnesurant
deux arpents ct demi de face plus gu moins,
par la profondeur de farpen,age, borne en-
en- haut par la terre de Fortunate Vito. ct
en- bias par la terre de J. B. Duplante, en-
semble avec toutes les ba.isses ct amelio.
rations qui s'y trouvent.
TERMEs EFT CoNDITIoNs.-Unem oi,ie
Compliant. lie jour de Ia vente. ct la bal
ance payable en- deux placements egau1,
tecb.ant respectivement dams les mois de
Mars des annees 1858 and 1859 l'acque-
reur devant ses biilets avec caution lor~
Dire de Dame Clemence Fanguy. ct tou'es
sommes non puncturllement payees por-
rant huit pour cent par an d'interet apres
echeance jusqu'au Placement final, ct la
propriete vendue demeureant specialize
ment hypothequee ct afectee jusqua ple'n
ct enter Placement.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Pazusse Ter. bonne, Is Mai. 1851.
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New Inland Route to Texas.
TOR GALVESTON. IN fl

Il DIANoLA. Powder Horn,-sav-G =5s5933|
ing of one days time well rs reduced
rites far passage freight and demonstrating every
Sunday and Thursday by the New Orleans and Opelousa.
Railroad, connecting At Rerweks Bay With and
splendid steamships GALVESTON and ePELOUsAs, Of
twelve hundred burh EACH hut expressly for this
route and constructed avoid the dangers and de-
lays heretofore arising firm the Of the Texas ba
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Ferry Land
ing opposite jackson Square, ON SUNDAY and THURS
DAY mornsnss at 10 O'Clock. commencing ON SUNDAY,
May 10th, 1857.
The OPELOCSAS, Capt. A. Van Horn Ellis, will leave
on SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON, Captain David
Wilson. on THURSDAYS.
Returning, the DAYS of leaving Indianola viii be WE'D
NESDAYs and SATURDAYS, and Galveston SUNDAYS
aud THURSDAYS. -'-
Freight will BE- received daily, sundays excepted u the
Company landing in New Orie>ns at foot of s. Louis
street. and viii be transported through to ports Of dena
ton. without extra charge Of any kind Il the lowest rates
heretofore charged by the lines Of outside steamers
Freights received before ocnck Saturday and Va
nesays viii 80 BY the Of Sundays and Thurs
days.
For Freight pesage apply the ONCE Of the Company,
he only ONCE Of the line in New Orleans corner Of ST.
Peter Lvee Streets opposite Jackson Square where
cabin plans Of The may he and stateFooms
secured. A. B. SEGER, Vice President.
m3eH 1905 NO. O. P. & G. w. RI. Co.
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HOUN4 EXPRESS.

D F. HOLDEN has now placed upon
II the line from the Railroad Crossing, Terreb"nne De
pot to Houma Stage and Express capable Of carrying
eight passengers Express packages Of light merchandise
will be carried at reasonable rites The Express stage
wleave Hoama every morning at to hafpast clock.
and returning to Houm, viii leave the Depot Immediately
the arrival Of the train from the city, say halt past
II to i2M.
n. BAH persons expecting packages by the Express
must be prepared. (by themselves agents. with the
cash pay charges delivery will he Impossible to
conduct such business any other principle
Ordersor the city, Express will be received al Hon.
or intermediate onts and forwarded with despatch
all letters by the Express must be postage paid
This is only the beginning If system of Express in
accommodation, with large commercial metropolis
and elsewhere which is inteneed to be carried out If
proper encouragement is extended.
10 If B.F.HOLDEN.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
CTATE. OF LOUlSIANA-Parish OF
~ Terreboaue-Fi:th judicial District Court

SUCCESSION SALE.
CTATE. OF LOUlSIANA-Parish o
~ Tcrr~boaae-Fisth judicial District Court,
Sueeessien u Simon Gkmbsl
Pursuant to an order Of sale emanatine
from the above named Court, to me direct.
ted in the aforesaid matter. l. Aubin Bourg,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Terrebonne. will
expose at Public Auction 10 the last and
higbes. bidder, in the village of TigerviIle,
On Saturday, June goth. 1857,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property belonging to said Estate. to-wit
A lot Of Dry Goods, Groceries &c. &c;
2 Wagons, l Cart, ! Buggy. l mule. 2
horses, ? cows, gold watch and chain, a
certain town lot, situated, lying and being
in the town of ST. Mary opposite Tiger
vile, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
TERMs AND CoSplrIoys.-The movea-
bic property all sums under ten dollars
payable Cash; all sums above ten dollars
payable in the month of March 1858 !;
the immovable property payable in three
instruments. maturing respectively in the
months Of March OF the years 1853. 1859
and 1860, purchasers in ail cases Of cred
il. to give their notes with good and ap-
prored security-all sums to bear eigh,
per cent per annum interest after maturity
till paid, and the land to remain specially
morgaged and hypothecated until the full
and entire payment Of the credit install
ments, and all interests thereon to &C.
erue. Tho notes 10 be made payable at
the Office Of The Recorder OF said Parish,
10 the order Of the administrator.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Parish u TefYebonne, Nav 18th, 1857.
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u What lady er eentlemaa would resnain under the
cure Of dsa9reeHhle breath when by nsng the ssBaa
II . Tho0SaA6 FlowefSo . dentfifee would
not only render sweet but leave the teeth white ala
baserf Many persons do know their breath il bad
and the subject delicate their friends will
ton It Pour Jingle drop Of the "Balm" your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty
bottle will Last year.
A Beautiful Complexion may easily he acquired
By using the ''BALn OF a rnousAxD FLOwEns" II will
remove ian mpes and fecAes from the skim leaving
OF soft and Fuseate hue. Wet towel. pour two
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Shaving Made Easy.-Wet your shaving brush
in either cold water. pour tvo three drops
Of .sBALA Or Tn0usAND Flown" " rub the beard vel
and it viii make beautiful sot Ialher, much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only flty cents.
For sale Il the HOUMA DRUG STORE
~PHALON's PaphiaA LotioA Or Floral
Beautak1er-infa1ihe presefvatve Of the skin and
compexioa, and means Of Graduating curing feck-
les tan pimpea ehspped hands, lips and hce; hotches
suabafns sca bfns, ETC., and all diseases appertainine
the skin. Manufaetured by E. PHALON, 517
Broadway, New York-and for sale 1t The
mh-97l HOUMA DRUG STORE.
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ia To Sugar Planters
THE undersigned. thankful to the plan

l. ing community for past patronage, takes pleasure in
stating that he is ready take contracts for the
construction Of Suxarhouses Pugaes Bagssse Chimneys
also Kettle Setting He also sole SCENT, and alone
authorised to put up the PATENT BAGAsSE FURNACE
patented in May last, by Abraham Hager and Youngs
Allyn, in the parishes Of Assumption Lafourche, and
IeebonDe and refers to the following letter that effect
Persons wishing his services requested to call in
son. address him BY letter the Thibodau Postoce
JAMES n. CRAWFORD.
Notiee.-This is certify that we have this day sold
J. NJ Cfawofd Of Thibodaux, Lafourche parish La
the right put Patent Baeaase Furnace patented
may 9Th 1856 in the following named parishes viz: As
sumption, Laieurche. and Terrebonne- Mr. Crawford Is
also urjyiiesed to employ The full set Of binders.
ABRAHAM EAGER,
Thibodaux Jan. s. 1857 YOUNGS ALLYN
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-4AERICAN AND ORIGINAL
The kMiCkerbOcker Masaxi>.
Edited by LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.
THE number of January. 1851, begin,
Il the for.y-eighth volume Of the Kniehasseaw NJ.

e NUMBER oil January. 1881, begins
Il the forty-eighth volume Of the KnehsSseav H.,
azine.
Since the price Of subserip'ioo has hem rsdue, ~
FIVE 70 THREE DOLLARS year, he ciresIsin a,bs
kN1CkERBOCkER has been increased neasiy r. .
one In many places len are Sid uheze tAas = n
before, and through the year II has beea say il
creasng. II is now offered As cheap - any d teih.
axnes all things oonadsred Instead of nskinu "a
prod gous promises submit few extracts tn Daes
Of fate numbers, which we might extend b nluhs d
page:
own; genuine living thing. Ill the nors dssinahns
that the crop of Magazines, filed With articles Hh
from English authors. makes fresh home crpaxoes m
copspicu,sus and velcome"-fN Y Chfiufiaa E.siw
Rev. W. F. SHELTON, Author Of Letters fua ~,
the River etc, win be regular contrbotse.
The best talent in the country viii be enlseed, afn
expense effort spared 70 moke the KNICKERbOHU
more than ever deserving Of the INT psslioa aneH
original American MagazineA- no. n
TERMS:
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no deviation from this condition. Two essA 3; Five
copies and upwards. - each. Doeks1as md poss-
masters requested to ac4 Ageau fhose whe VIII
undertake 70 procure subscribers viii saeeive fayuo
terms. Specimen numbers win be sens N b d sypfR
ton, past paid 81 s
1ndueemsnts for CiuAhinE.
The Knickesbocker and Harper's Pusnans, Grahaat
or Godey's Ladys Book viii be sent one ysaf = AVE
DOLLARS; the
Knickerbockcr and Home Journal,
for FOUR DOLLARS year. E Hta3
PosTA0B-Two cents pr number pFepea q - ~
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SCOTS LITTLE GAM" CORN AND COB MILL,
Pat. nted May 10Th, 1854.
.THE attententiOn Of Planters. Farmers

THE attentention Of Planters, Farmers
i and Stockholders general respectfully called to
this mill the most important article of the kind nov IN
only well ado pied grinding cob meal tor stock
Fs for the table, and especially Bread Meal from corn
not fully ripe or dry in the fall
In setting this mill mechanic or iran work Is want
ed only requiring to be fastened to floor or PLATFORM
Easily adjusted and used by anybody even a child.
The Little Giant has received the first premiums at the
late Agricultural Fairs in Missouri, Kentucky. Maryland
and other States and that in the most complimentary man
per well the ready Of he Thousands
witnessing its performance.
These mills are guaranteed in the most positive mans
r and No. warranted to grind 10 bushels of feed per
with horse, and offered At the low price Of $50,
complete ready for attaching the team-No. ut $40,
grinds 20 bushels per hour with two no sss
Manufactured by Scott Durt ST. Louis: Scott Kock
bee, Baltimore; Scott Hedges Cincinnati
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
"THE LITTLE GIANr"-By invitation we called at III
establishment Of Scott Hedges yesterday to witness thu
tie Giant Corn and Corn Cob Mill" II name was
well applied in the instance, The mill weighs
only about three hundred pounds and with single horse
artaceed 10 foot shaft it eats up and cob with
a vengeance" 1t is got up an improvement on the
patent of this kind attained, and simple
in it's that be put together and in
motion in twenty mnutea and afterwards be adjued aad
used with BY anybody 1t will grind with ease from
IL 10 IA bushels per hour.
To the farmer this MILL simple in its construction,
hanG, and furnished the ezcaeus O~ price Of So At
fords of the greatest convenences have
Wherever they have been introduced they have uniyer
sal favor Let interested in agricultural paur-
call in n Scott Hedges No. Water Street, examine and
see il in operation F -.
in operation. which he win be pleased to exhibit.
nov2-ni6 B. F. HOLDEN.
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SUCCESSION SHE. S
GTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Fiik Judi.
~ cial District Coart-Parish II Tesrehoane a=ef,

SUCCESSION SHE R
GTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Fiik Judi.
~ cial District CosTt-Parish IT Terreboane sf
Sacoession Of Dolphin Leconpec.
By virtue Of decree Of the Honprable,
the Fifth Judicial District Court sitting in
and for the Parish Of Terrebonne, there
will be offered for sale At public anction,
by AuLin Bourg, Sheriff Of said Parish. Al
the Court House in the town Of Houma on
TAsrsday, Jsns 1stA, 1857,
ct IL O'Clock 4. n, the following describ.
cd property belonging 10 said Estate, to.
= wit: 4.ss ~ z.zzS -4.4..,
4 certain tract of land situated in this
parish, on the left descending hank Of the
bayou Little Gallon, measuring two and a
half arpeuts front, moro Or less, BY the
depth Of Survey, bounded above BY land
Ct Fortunate Vito, and below BY land d
J. B. Duplante together with Ill the
buiIdings and Improvements thereon. :
xxns AND ConDrr1oxs.-One hall
Cash. On he day Of sale, and the balance
payable IN two equal instalments, ma.ur-
ing respectively 10 tho months Of March Of
shs years 1858 and 1859, tho purchaser to
give bic notes to To srder Of Mrs. Glen.
eeaes Fanguy With security, and al sums
not punctually paid, 10 bear eight per cent
per amman interest after maturity, till paid,
and the property sold to remaia specially
mor.saged and hyPothecated till paid.
.1ssls 4. BOURG, Sheriff
- Rasish Torebeooo Nay IL 1851. ss7s@
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THREE STEAM ENGINEs-One

'HhEE SJEAW FNUINES-One
eleven inch cylinder four feet stroke. with with
out boiler; suitable for Draining Machine Sugar Mill
Saw Mil re.
One inch cylinder feet stroke with or without
boiler; suitable for : Saw Nil or Corn Mill,
One snan eaEise, suitable fas pumping. for driving Z
Corn Ni!, for Lathe power. or for = M00 Flicker.
Either Il tie shove Eaeisss be had good
BY calag the unAergned his shop BY Addressing
him thraagh the Hoama Post Once.
my16H WI. n. RIDER.
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To those scho may feel interested !:

40 tnOSe Uh0 may Jcei tnL6TESIe0
Being the original protector Of the large furnaces for
burning hagasse in front q boilers Ded for grinding cane
and having erected one in 1854 and another in 1855 with
out meeting with the had antcipated-the fur
nafes requiring much wood and great deal Of isa
kreeable labor clearing them Of cinder-I engaged
Messs. Hafar Allyn to erect within my furnaces their
Patent Improvement the eectual burning II the
hasasse am rejoced say, that after having fully
tried their mode Of burning the bakas during the present
rolling with pleasure state that in my judgment the
planter can have nothing beur that viii effect
satisfactorily all that be reasonably expected de-
sired With sufficient supply Of hagasse in proportion
10 the sise Of the furnace used from half and half
cords of wood i ample supply for twenty four hours
working. z. E. KTTTRIDGE-
gF 1 Thibodaux, La. Jan. 8, 1856
Nessrs- Hagar Allyn: Gentemen-YNur furnace for
burning bagasse, the Renzi Plantation
the Parish Of Iafouche works admirably. and il far
peFOr to two other modes that had previously hied.
Your addition Of the skeleton arch to Of the Old
NODES great Improvement, hut did not reader the
furnace near % effective a. your entire furnace.
E,slfs = A. ROBINSON.
-- Thibodaxx, La, Ian 6, 1851
Messrs. Hasar Allyn: GentIemen-The application Of
your skeleton arch to the furnace for burning ha&asse
the Raeeand Plantation. in the parish Of Lalohe has
been decided improvement and in fact has exceeded my
most saaguine expectations. jaal7I &c. EWING.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

StCCENClOV DALE.
ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour
IL dc SEINE District Observation-Disclosures TeTrcbonne
Succession de Sinon Gimbel.
Conformement i un ordre de vente,
cmane de 10 cour sus .nommee, dams IL ma
there ci-dessus, moi, Aubin Bourg, Sheriff
de- la paroisse Terrebonne, exposerai ei
offrirai en- vente publique, au dernier ct
plus haut encherisseur, sur les lieuk, dams
le..villa de Tigerville,
Samedi, le 90 JUN, 1857,
i 10 heures A. NJ, les prophecies ci-apres
decrites, appartenant Ia sus-dite success
sion, savoir:
lot de marchandisses seches ct groce-
ries, &c. &C.; 2 Wagons, charreie,
buggy, mulet, 2 chevaux, 2 vachee,
montre enor ct chAine, un certain terrain.
situe dams Ia vile de Sainie Marie en- face
de Tigeryille. ensemble avec toutes les
batisses ct ameliorations quis'y trouven'.
TERxEs EFT CoSDITIoNs.-Le mobilier
toutes sommes au dessous de dix piastres
payable Compliant touses sommes audes-
sus de dix piastres payables dams lie mois
de Mars 1858 le terrain payable en- trois
egaux, echeant respectiyement en- tous ct
chacun des mois de Mars des annEes 1858,
1859 ct 1860, les acquereurs devant four
mir leurs billets avec caution approuvee
dams les cas- de credit, toutes sonnfnes por.
tant hut pour cent paran d'interet apres
echeance jusqu'au Placement final, ct Ia
terre devant dcmeurer speciallement by
Poth6quee ct affecteo jasqu'au PIein ei
en:ier Placement des termes credit 81 de
tout interet accroitre. Les billets de.
want etre fats payables au Bureau du Re-
corder de cette paroisse / Pordre do l'ad-
Tlinistrateur. @J
s A. BOURG; Sheriff.
Paroisse Terebonae. rs Mai, 1857.
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BI-SULPHITE OF LINE i#
THE UNDERSIGNED having e =,

THE UNDERSIGNED having ..rrf,.
l. lished BI-sTLPHATE OF LINE NAM. ..sns 70
RY In the City Of New Orleans, "a pleasure ,houh
The Printers generally, that they are prepared
The assistanee 4 an experienced Chemnt, ~
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HO FOR THE RAILROAD,

TOHN BERGER has placed Stage -"
d and Express upon. the line from zS9S6f
Houms to the Railroad Crossing, Terre
honne Depot. capable of carrying twelve passengers
The Express will leave Houma every morning at eight
O'clock and returning Haum~, will leave the Depot
immeoiately the arrival Of the from the City.
say at half past H.
Another Stage
will leave Houma every day between hall past ten and
eleven O'clock in time the their return
from BAYOU Bu that fer New Orleans will
have about three hours more time in this place Than
heretofore.
FARE EACH WAY 81 %
He hopes by attending to wants and convenience oil
the public merit share Of their patronage
He has constantly on hand cnnveyances OF kinds at
Houma in convey issengers in any direction
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Hotel and Stable.

The undersigned would also Inform MS
friends an the public he is prepared aceommo
date all who may call upon him. with comfortable ioig-
ing and his table is always well supplied with the best
that can be procured the market Every exertion
will be made to administer comfort and convenience OF
his guests.
His stables we'll stocked, and means al conveyance
nav be procured at all times Travellers conveyed to any
part the country. at all times, and the most accom-
modatng terms
Dec 6tf JOHN BERe.Ek
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-06-06
New Livery and Trade Stable.
THE undersigned would most respect

\ fully inform the citizens Of Tesreh0nne - H
that he has purchased from Gautrenu 4 Boud- ~
reaux their Livery and Trade Stable in Heuma, y
and he 10 ready to accommodate all who x11
may favor him with thrir patronage Passengers sent to
any part Of the country night and horses taken to
Livery the reasonable share of the pub
lie patronage is solicited. nov22 C. A. SMITH.