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SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE vALU-
able Brick Houses being the of Bienve
and Bourbon streets.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE vALU-
able Twotoy Brick Houses being the of Benve
and Bourbon streets.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Nov. FL, 1857, at IL O'Clock NJ.
y in The Rounda Of the St. Louis Hoel by virtue Of
Honorable the second District Court of New
leans dated l2h October 1851 No. 1857 for account of said
!. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
Of this city in the bounded by Benve Bourbon Cont
and Royal streets Said lot forms the Of Benvie and
Bourbon Streets and american measure)
le.s 60 feet front on Benye By 80 feet deep and front
Building containing large the ground floor and about
five rooms in the upper story, hydran etc.
LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one,
measuring american measure) less SO feet front
Bourbon by GU feet in depth Together with the
story Brick House. containing about Ave gallery
kitchen containing about three rooms yard cistern
5. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above cor
lot Benve street measuring {Amercan
"a feet front Bienvle street. IS feet deep.
cabinets ETC.. kitchen containing five rooms, yard
cserI ETC.
s9-TERMs AND CONDITIONS. One third cash, and the
balance g. IL and Is months credit for secured
by mortgage on said property aud bearing eventual interest
cent in of at maturity The build
ngs be insured against the risk of FIRE until the final
The for the 1857 to be paid by the purchasers
Acts of sale before A. Ducatel, Esq, Notary Public.
St tn2l
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~ DIR. GUSTINE'S OFFIUn FOR TREAT
N#NMENT OF DISEASES OF THE EYE and Imperfec
lions of Vson-l6s St. Charles street, opposite Lafsy
cite Square, -.Ia-t.
All surgical operations Of the attended Is Cata
rsct SquiNng, the insertion Of Artificial Eyes jal2
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. .r
Ship Dictator Shaw IS days from Boston, to VIM Dewy-ls
British Ship Madras Robinson, from Liverpool Sept sh
Ship Globe Baker Is days from New York, to rosdck-
Ship Nelson from H.vrs Sept 4h to Baxter
Ship Ban.bsss Webb Watts from Liverpool Sept l7h to
Ship Martha MaId storer 20 days from New York. to
Bremen Ship Th.pd from Bremen Sept sh to War
Ship Helen MeG.v Tucker y days from New York to
Bark Cheyss Anderson from Rio de Janeiro to master
Bremen Bark Anna Deliu Hallendorf from Bremen
Spanish Bark Rosa Rohee days from Havana Tintora
Bark Ann Nun1oe from Tortugas Creevy Garwe
Brig Antoinete Narary from Malaga to cusach Bios leo
in
Brig Mary Elizabeth days from Havana to Geld
schr Red Fox, Cole days from Tampico, Godenbow
srEAMBoATs.
Matches. feathers. from vckshurr
Ee'iPse sresdT n,n F' f,o ric Rss IT,.
oregon. Sye1s from Hos Mobile bile. '''- N''''
LATTE MeheH, from Lafourche.
Laurel Hill, Lanoue, from Bayou Sara.
Tswboat Olivia, whmoe from the Passe-towed down and
list and p osa nP p Sar TX "s
Chevalle and Anna, brig Antoinea and schooner Red
and to sea Sd inst brig Desenberts and schooner Suffolk
Towboat Persian mber from the down and
to 10Th ult, brig Eastern Scarborough up ship Globe
and brig Caseuira
Towboat st Charles Chambers from the Passestowed down
and to 29h Wit ships Grown Point and slas Holmes.
and Martha Ward, and brig Mary Elizabeth. :
Towboat oeesn Chapman from The down and
Webb and INLAND, and barks Anna Deus and Rosa
BEL OW-COMIEG UP. ..
Ship Muhonse Wilmer from HaVre Sept 2h to Baxter Low
Ship r d Sheppard, Gale - days from New York
British Ship Henry. Calhoun from Liverpool Sept 18th
Spanish Brig Joyen Conchita, -,- days from Havana
Spanish Brig Bella Dolores, - from Havana, to- Barba
Ship Jas Nesmith, Watts, from Liverpool.
Ship Old England Deano days from New York to Baxter
Lowell 6co.
Ship Majestic Lenox, from Bristol, England, August 18th.
BELOW wAIrING ORDERS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
sixth pst of LETAssadR vs. THEIR Ell cREbI
New Orleans TORS and the Creditors of Iazart
and Levasseur-Eo. 5,559-- For q
respite.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF
FRANCOIS Lzsre and Pierre LevasseuT and of LaGare
yssseur that they at the Office OF p c. Cuyeier
Notary Public MONDAY the 30th day of November 1857,
u o'clock NJ for the purpose Of taking into the
affairs of the petitioners and of granting refusing them
respite and, in the meantime that all judicial proceedings
against their persons and property stayed. y
Aad that F. NJ Poland, ESD, attorney aaw is appointed to
represent their absent creditors 5#..
BY order of the Court.
GAsP,D JAMES, Deputy Clerk
Clerks Office, October 9th, 1851 o8 3,in3Od
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. ..
s111ExE CoyR DE DISTRICT FRANCOIS LAHARE ct PIER;
de RE LkVASSEuR vs. LEU RS
Nouvele. Orleans. } CREANCIERS ct les creanciers
de Lazare ct Levasseur-Pouru n
..I Ater1noiement-No. $3.50.
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream.
n ciers de FRANCOIS Lare Pierre Levasseur qus ont
Sc reun de r. G. Cnvier noaire public LUND1
3Osme jour du mois de noyembre 1851 midi refet de
prendre consideration les ares des demandeurs de eur
accorder atermoiemen QUEEN attendant outes
udces contre eurs ct us hiens son
suspendues.
que Mr. F. NJ Poland avoca est nomme representer
leur creanciers absents.
Par ordie de la cour.
GAsP'D JAMES, Depus Greier.
Bureau du grehier ee n octobre 1857. o23 3tn30d
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BELOW -wAITING ORDERS.
Bark Ann. -, from Tsrtugas.
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MILLINERY

IN LADIES, ATTENTION - OUR - N
SRSpOPENING DAY, kEs5A,
x MONDAY I'd November. SA
NEW AND RICH MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
VIEW STORE,
Corner Poydras and Carondeet streets.
Mrs G. W. ROPER begs inform the Ladies' of New
Orleans that the and magnificent
of Poydras and Carondeet Streets Monday
vember 2, large and splendid assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS,
RICH SILK BONNETS,
VELVET BONNETS,
SATIN AND PLUSH BONNETS,
RIBBONS
FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, 80
LACE Wells,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, &C.,
which Mrs R. respectfully invites the Ladies and the
trade to call and anime 6m
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND Ds1s.c. oouRs} sUoYEssI2N OF TH q
WHERE'S, Samuel Wilson has pstitioned
the Thomas G. Martin, deceased intestate-
Notice hereby given to all whom II concern to show
within ten days. why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
nj Il l6 A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk.
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md, WILSON, Or ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
u omew Hospitals and years with Ricord of Paris
re.opened his lice No. II Dauphne for general
practice and espectally the
Generave Organs both with the of
NJ, and i tot p NJ. uS SPIT
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Shipping SntelIigsuet.
SATURDAY, November Z, 1857.

SATURDAY, November T. 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steAEhip Mexico Lawess for Galveston and Indianola
Harris Morgan &co
Spanish Bark Bella Clara, Giabert for Barcelona.
Puis, Mir Eco
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SUCCESSION DE MAX HOAANN-MAIsON EFT TER
rain sur Ia rue Live Oak.
FAR N. VIGNIE, Encanteur.

TEUDI 10 decembre 1857, n midi a HArcade
de Banks des Msgasin dun ore de honor-
able Second Cour de District de Nouvee
ocobre 1881 No 30pou lie compte de la dite succession
yente pubiQue Il sera vendu-
UNE CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE dams lie Quareme Dis
rct de cette vile dams ie borne les Live
eme Neuvieme des Magasin 81 peds de
Live Oak "a pieds de proondeur ignes
paralleles Ensemble mason bois conenant deux
chRmbres eiterne hRngad etc.
CONDITIONS-Comptan ne At
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de- Ia Nouvsls Orleans, ; G. MARTIN-No. 1896 :
TTENDU que Samuel Wilson a prcsentc
n une petition eet d'ohteuir les
mnistraon Ia succession de eu Thomas g. Martin decide
inestat-
Avis est par present que peut
dsvo dedire dix iours les raisons
quees il ne serait pas fait droit Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour
nj A. DREUX, Depute greffer,
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SALE OF WINTER CLOTHING, WHITE SHIRTS, RED
Flannel Shirts, etc.
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Auctionsers.
MONDAY, the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
vi auction, their auction rooms, No. " Chartres
street will be sold
-Aso-
large invoice of White Shirts, Red Blue Flannel
Shirts Canton Flannel Drawers, etc.
n1-TERMS-Cash. nj
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Live oak street.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctoneer.
THURSDAY, 10th of December, 1867 at
Banks Arcade Magazine street. at IL O'Clock NJ BY
tue of order from the honorable the Second District
New Orleans dated 9th October 1851 No. 0-for
of said succession n public auction will be sold
CERTAIN LOT situated in the Fourth District of this
city, in the square bounded BY Live Oak Eighth Magazine
Ninth Streets measuring 81 feet front Live Oak by depth
Of "a feet inches between parallel lines Together with
Frame House containing two citern yard she'd
TERMS-Cash n6 At
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GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, LIQUORS, etc.
BY W. C. JEWETT, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, the eth inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
- NJ, at 70 Camp street, will be sold
New nvoces50 100 Boots and Shoes 500 volumes
Books Stationery 0 packages bite Lead varns, Brandy
celebrated Schnapps; also Voneys Port Wine
bbIs etc. Gs.st Toilet Soap Roe Herring Cor
fish, Champagne Croekey Rice Raisins and sundres also
Soap. ne
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~~N NEW FALL GOODS-MRs. NOR. xM -
ENYToN, l6l roydIas street has just received sEGAA
from the North a rich assortment Of s3EZAA
FALL BONNETS Of every style, RIBBONS, EN- SSSG3E
BROIDERIES and FANCY GOODS, which she invites the
attention of the Ladies' and country visitors.
ne Old Bonnes cleaned and renewed. Country orders
promptly attended 10. seS SIN
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AUCTION y SALES.

FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
4 HI BY VINCENT 4 CO.. Aaeioossrs
the s mt q 10 s.
AZ; s: Paris Rss'a' Black eros d
5ss sGf
GOOD FIELD HANDS AND HOUSE SERVANTS.
BY GARDNER SMITH, AuctIOneer. n
u g''l Office Ne. Z Commercial Place.
slave pAvE sssa % hand sugar and ee.su
sas ss tsa % s.as folly
SSssn seass;
WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, INSURANCE SCRIP, exc.
BY PALFREY CO.,
@ onics, No. q Camp street.
g. L. G. DuruY. ....Auctioneer
MI y .9a K
% shares jackson Railroad.
f fssssa f a:sssa Ss'ss; E.,...s
e :: S s:nf y sf NJ. Orleans.
G ssns q any sss1saS p. sd.d
Is :. Union Bank.
ss sss siesSs
s..s: ssass:. s:.sntg1 ss5p.ny
ANeTERMS-Cash. M
agoT2S ASp ~ 4 g.gs
street. adjoining Arnory Hall, New Orleans.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY-Grocery Liquor
and General Merchandise Sales
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and sATURDAY-Speca Sale
Days and Shoes Dry Goods Books Stationery,
Crockery, Paintings, Fancy Goods, etc. e-1r5
Co.. " i ps.dsnSafs e. Ssw osls.n; -
Nessrs W. P Converse Co., bankers; Hon. H. Garri-
son. Banker b. H. Field. ESQ.,, Commission Merchant John
Laidaw, Pres. Union White Lead Co., New York
Col John ". Forney, Hon. j. n. Read, Philadelphia
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NJ. sCHNEIDER'S PLEYEL PIANO DE-
A1POT Nc. 81 Rosa street.
ffVSff The undersigned would call the of the
public to his and extensive s ork Of
PLEYEL'S UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with Hollow Iron TUBES manufactured expressly his ode
These Pianos finish, admirable touch unsur
passed by any offered the lowest market prices
Sole Depot for LETERME'S CHAPEL ORGANS, Accor
Fuinas, of Louis XVI Oriental and Gothic STYLE
with without the Celeste Sound.
PIANOS TO HIRE Tuning and Repairing attended to.
NJ. SCHNEIDER, SO Royal street,
lite Lon Jana Rank
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LOT OF GROUND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS. ON MUSIC
asstreet-Succession Of Caroline Martin, T. ".
BY N. vIGNIE, Aucdoneer.
SATURDAY, Nov. 2sth, 1857, at IL O'Clock
- NJ in the Rotunda Of the ST. Louis Hotel by virtue of
order from the Honorable the Second District Court of
Orleans, No u @ dated oath October 1851 will be sold
public auction the following described for account Of
said sson-
A LOT OF GROUND in the Third District of this city,
the bounded by Music Grod Urqnart
Washington Avenue designated by No 20 Of square No 7
and measuring II feet inches front Music
Deep between parallel with all the buildings
improvements thereon
gs~TERMS- half cash, and the balance months
credit for approved endorsed note secured by mortgage
the property sold.
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SUGAR PLANTERS, REFTNERS AND 9TH
~ purchase at the lowest prices be pad
notes Of Of the suspended Banks entirely new and
Iio STEAM TRAIN Of my construction for SUi
he superiority OF The Sugars made in these Trains
ta6shed and always command the figures in his make
Granulator Or Refners in rebong Moassesw evapo
rate larger quantity in shorter time pressure and
greater saving of steam than any Pan invented
One OF McCrsckens Pans with surfaces
made IN the best workmAnke
fully equal to set OF skies: guaranteed.
Gas Pipe of all sizes. Copper Brass and Tin
Work, and everything else in usual at
prices u suit the times DANIEL EDWARDS
90 I'm d 30 an! Leys
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I UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA Law DE-

1
" PARTMENT.
The Lectures in this Department will commence the Sc
Monday of Novem 1851 and continue until the first
Monday of April 1858. They will embrace the most important
branches of the Civil Common Constitutional and Intena
ona Law we'll as Equity, jurisprudence and Practice
Lectures will be delivered by four Professors
Those by Professor McCALEB will treat Of Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law and the Jurisdiction OF he
Courts of the United States
Those by Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat of Com
uercial Law, Criminal Law and the Law of Evidence.
Those Professor ROSEL1US will embrace the Civil Law
Land Titles whether derived from England SPAIN
the Sates and the Practice of the Courts of Civil us
diction in I4ousi ma -
Law Equity jurisprudence and Practice, and Constitutional
Law.
students only shall attended full of
lures one having read twelve months under
the direction respectable Counselor and who shall
on by the various Professors be found deserving
of the honor.
SO for the diploma.
ii communications addressed to the Dean of the
Faculty, at New Orleans. THEODORE II. McCAlEB,
iel9 tnl0 Dean OF the Faculty
VIGA RS-574,6 HAVANA CIGARS. OF DIRECT W.
~ portaton comprising Re Londres Regaa Chca Re
gala Con"ha CaZado Cilndrados, ondres Mil
ares etc superior brands, Perfection Sutana Con-
geso Flor de Pujada Hermanas Antonio Garcia Ca Pa
Jja Oregon Union Ncotiana Clay Calhoun and
Webster, and some others,
Also loo 900 Cigars for sale at Lowest prices. by
FERNANDO CARDELLACH,
No. % Tchoupitnuss street.
90 between tiravter and Satchez, mp stairs.
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FOR SALE.

kSR- FOR SALE-THE FAST SAILING, COP.
MA&H aered and copper.f fastened ship Euphrasia VIM
anfear, master, 4S7 register, will 1900
coton complete order and ready for voyage
osl ]. II. AsHBRIDGE CO, 10 Common st.
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BATON ROUGE, July II, 1857
AarNOtlce-Ata meeting OF the Stoekh0ld-
the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad Company
called agreeaby public notice and adjourned until this day
Conrad ESQ., called the Chair, and Alfred Shop
pers appointed Secretary
proceeded election of Directors
which resulted in the choice Of the following named gentlemen
+. d. Conrad, G. AS Slack,
u. d. Avery, W. F. TunnRrd,
George May Jas. A. Mediation,
William S. Pike
ALFRED SHEPPERS Sec'y.
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THO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-TRep A
aersgn.u respectful, informs ANA eunntry deAs
generally that he ha lately aided TO MS
SNGFFS which obtueds medal at the Ula Ts2
Exhibition Paris in 1855 the manufae ure Of all kisds q
SMOKING TOB AGO. which he guai ant good II sa
celebrated houses besides being perfE
pure and OF pleasant TASTE
Dsppt his Store No, 10 st. Louis sfreo<
factory al McDonoghyile, La.
Of ON a. DhasSM-
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENC-THE FRONT OFFICE OF THE FIRST
floor above stairs, No. 10 ST. Charles street, the
Bank of New Orleans. Apply to
n3tf LANE. MAYFIELD 4 co.
THO RENT-A HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS AND
several chambers rent at low price, Apply No. 1s3
St Joseph street. NJ Ct
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800 FRUIT rREES-FRUlTT REES-rHE
I'M Undersigned have accepted The agency New orlesIu
spf Col john Hebron's celebrated LaGirangen eaxse-
re and Orchard situate nine miles east from a2
orders every variety Of Fruit and OnamcsN
Trees adapted tn the South
Descriptive catalogues furnished free application to
. = s'ts5 g. ID. METCALF 4 Co.,
Nj ppV9
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FOR RENT OR SALE-0HE OF THE MOST
t pleasantly located and comfortable dwellings Fourth
ll District comprising the two lc OF Second and
Chestnut The house contains eight
house, with Kitchen bath stable
large cerns flower garden ETC.; in short every convenience
for large family.
This property will be sold low, leased good tenant
application on the premises to
JAMES DAVIS
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q TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-RkN
Ia away the 2th July the slave CHARITY. she b
w lark grit; larae, srong woman, about 40 years as
teeth of her upper right side
teeth they don't show unless she is made open mouth
vii, give Twenty Dollars for her apprehension.
au22 / R. McNAGHTEN 81 Carnndelsf
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a. FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT, Isl CoNfoE
street, New Oreans.e kesps constantly on hand and
SALE Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers Erns
and General House Servants Also, buys and sails
SLAVES on commission Having converted the family part
the large building the Of Slaves, has
depot city, and well furnished for the cosk
Of Slaves.
diff 7. FOSTER
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Later from Texas.

By the steamship Atlantic, Capt. Sheppard, from
Brazos Santiago via Galveston, have papers from
the latter place to Thursday last aad exchanges
from interior Texas. From the Galveston News Of
Tuesday and Thursday we extract the following:
We stated few days since that Gen. Twiggs
would be placed at the head of the Texas Military De-
partment We now see that he assumes command Of
this Department on the LIST Of May. Gen. Wool
takes command OF the Eastern Department and Gen.
Newman s. Clarke Colonel Of the 9Th Infantry is ap
pointed to the command Of the Pacific Department.
We learn that Col. Colt, who is now experimenting
the grading the extension Of the Harrisburg Rail
road commenced operations about week ago on the
west bank Of the Bernard at Neg Point The hands
are all in good health and the present prospects are
very encouraging: The section from Richmond 70
the Bernard has been let by the company to white
laboreIs by the cubic yard and there s now between
SIX and seven miles Of that section graded. The peo
pie in the Colorado counties subscribing literally,
having already taken about twothrds of the whole
stock.
Should rain fall within the next ten or twelve
days, SO as to ensure good crops the farmers and
planters, it is believed, will be ready to take more
stock than now remains to be taken. 4a
The LaGrange True Issue states that Colorado
county has subscribed $4,000 to the Harrisburg
Railroad extension, and that $4,000 will probably
be raised. The route is located to within three
and a half miles of Columbus, distance OF forty
eight miles from Richmond. S@t
A letter of the 25th ult. from Newport, Walker
county, says:
The Trinity river is very low and the prospect Of
an early rise looks gloomy. We have not had any
rain for five weeks. The last frost has cut down the
early corn and cotton, which had to be replanted,
and the late planting will not come up until We have
good rain. There is hardly sufficient moisture in
the ground to make il spsoul - d tssy Hss1Dd
~ ~ ~ aAss19a6T
1hs Gsal lAssnis LesSes spexlB of 4 box contain
| ing 5000 Mexican dollars having been dug up by
.. ----.
| OF Mr. Sorter's house in that city. @ 6
recent number of the Gonzales Inquirer states
that the corn and cotton were all killed by the late
heavy frosts. The wheat also suffered some, and,
with all other crops needs rain Immediately. Cotton
and corn has been generally replanted.
| Mr.. VIM. Il. Wyatt. a weLknown citizen Of Con
zales, committed suicide by hanging on the 2sthult.
He had latterly suffered from delirum tremens, and
was under pecuniary embarrsssments. &
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coMMuSICATEp
TO the Yoters above Julia Street.

To-day you will be called upon an Associate
uce OF the Supreme Court OF Louisiana Judge JAMES
COLE Of atourche, is candidate all respects
rey worthy the confidence respect and support of Intelligent
and honorable citizeus As man. stands higher IN all
the relations OF life he has borne himself pe
repre As lawyer he las ranked foremost in the La
ouchc Judicial District where of the
merous and eminent As Judge Of that District for the last
four years he has given universal satisfaction As evidence
of the correctness of his Judgment the prouny of his legal
learning and the justice nd mphrtaity OF his decisions is
only necessary say that of the toyye appeals taken in
his District the last year. forty unanimously sustained by
the Supreme Court
Such mRn-sueh lawyer-such Judge--is JAMES L..
COLE fellow citizens Rally then to his support
and place him in position be will adorn. TRUTH.
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Metairie Races.

Tie spring meeting over the timehonored Metairie
opened on Saturday with fair attendance and un-
der fair circumstances generally The only things to
complain of were that the track was little too dry
and the public stand little too empty though the
latter deficiency was amply made up by the full at
tendance of the members Of the Association, and by
bewtching assemblage in the ladies' stand. All
things considered, the opening was an auspicious
one.
First Race.-This was twomile dash between
Release halfsister to Lexington, Bill Fisher and Mr.
Richards black colt, brother to Flying Dutchman.
The first named was the favorite against the field.
The Dutchran got the lead, with Release next and
Bill Fisher behind. At the first halt-me they closed
up together Bill got ahead and maintained his posi-
ton to the end of the mile The Dutchman then
permitted Release to pass him and give Billy Fisher
push. They maintained their positions unchanged
through most of the second mile, the Dutchman
keeping well up. At the last turn the Dutchman
laid hiselfout and after exciting struggle passed
his competitor and came home winner in 3:44. The
truth of history requires to say that the victory
was attributed more to the rider Billy Rash than to
the animal.
Second Race-Minnehaha Noise and Mayksman
were the competitors in a sweepstakes race for club
purse of $500, subscription $500 added. The first
named was the favorte at so to 40. There was no
excitement in the race, Minnehaha having an easy
thing of it in two heats.
SUMMARY.
MErARIE Course Saturday, April 4-Jockey Club purse
S250-Two miles out:
A. X Richards b C.; brother of Flying Duchman,
T. j G. BIZ Fisher, by imp Sovereign, of
A. iecomte % Co.'S 6r H. Re,ese by Behune out Of
'S''N' Time, i.52-j:52-a:A,