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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-05

III
And here let ne inform yon have seen thousands
of hands raised simultaneously voting burn pro-
perty rather than let it fall into the hands OF our ene
mics. They have been 80 frequently robbed and
" decreed that if they cannot enjoy their own
property, nobody else shall. You will see by
this that it would be literally madness for your small
force to attempt to come into the settlements. II
would only be counting destruction. But, say you,
have you counted the cost 7-have you considered
the wealth and power of the United States, aud the
fearful odds against you 7 Yes; and here let me in
form you that if neoessitated, we would as soon meet
one hundred thousand as thousand, and, II drVen
to the necessity, will burn every house tree shrub
rsl-every patch Of grass and every stack Of straw
and hay, and fee to the mountains. You will then
obtain barren, desolate Wilderness, but will not
have conquered the peoples and the came princip!e
in regard to other property will be carried out: II
the hands of legalized obs they will to it that they
shall be without fue!; they will haunt them 6y DAY
and by night, such is in part our plan The SoUo'Ooo
worth Of our property destroyed already IN Green
River county is only faint sample OF ~hat VIII De
done throughout the Territory. We have been thrice
driven by tamey submitting to the authority OF cor
rupt officials and left houses and homes for 9th
ers to inhabt, but we have now determined that we
are again robbed Of our possessions our enemies sha
also feel how unpleasant it Ii to be houseess at least
for once and be permitted az they have sought to do
to rs,
ITO dig their own dark grave,
Creep into them and die,
"You see we are not backward In showing our
hands. 1t Is not strange to what leugths the human
family may be goaded by a continued series OF op
presslons The Administration may yet find leisure
10 pause over the consequences of their acts, and 1t
uay yet become q question for them to solve. whe
tnet tney nave blood and treasure enough to crush
our ,ae sacred principles. of liberty from the bosoms
W .Ego"o neemen, and make them bow in craven
graded tYrant. You may have heard already that j,
Is anything but pleasant for even a small army to
contend with the chilling blasts of this inhospitsbe
climate. How large army would fare without re-.
sources you can picture to yourself We have ws;sb.
ed these matters it s for the Administration 10 nos,
their own books. 1t may not be amiss, howeye VS.
hers 10 state that Il they continue 10 prosecute this
lanuman' fratneida war, and our Nero would light
the 6res, and sitting complacenty in the chair oe
state laugh at burning Rome, there is day even Cor
Neroes There are generally two sides to a question,
is have said before, We wish for peace but We are
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Nyv ORLEANS, Dec. %, 1857.

DEC. q, 1857. Secretary and Acting Governor.
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LYycHBuRG AND NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
The LyGchburg Virginlan has a long article in Dc
fence OF the proposed Lynchburg and North Can
lima Railroad, and argues to show that Bal,imo'
never can command, by aroy Of Atrandrio, the trad
passing through Lynchburg, az against Richmond az
the nsghboring Virginia cities; for the reason tn:
aured by cost of transportation,) do not and nsvs
can exist. Ii seems to think thst Richmond mus. g.
the larger portion of the trade. The friends Of ;h
Orange and Alexandria Railroad have s!ways cor
tended that the proposed road would be valuab'
produce to this place, md iftne saus fscis. aud -
ducements are held out here, aa elsewhere, that .
would compete for the additional business crested
Bringing trade to Alexandria should not be confouna
cd, with bringing it to Baltimore. hleiaedr'a 10
scttc.
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To sugar Planters.

NESSRS. MARCELLIN, RULH & Co..
AVl manufacturers Of b. Sulphite Of Lime, New
Orleans, Off4e, Cont street, No. %, have the
honor Of announcing to Planters that owing 10 the
great improvements. which they have made in
Their establishment. they are now ready 10 deliver
at the lowest market price, Bi-sulphi'e Of lime of
the first quality and always Of The strength.
that is 10 degrees Bea"me, entirely pure.
II is serious error to pretend that Bisslphite at
6, and even degrees used in larger quantity
can produce the same results AZ that Of 10 de.
grses. 1t is an established fact that our Planters
know the contrary.
We call upon those who has yet do not know
the superiority Of our product to give us a trial
Orders may be sent directly either through our
agents. or through commission merchants at New
Orleans.
We have depois al the following places:
Messrs. Smith Il Co, l'hbodaux.
Mr.. Emile'Basc Banal BeIIinger.
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B0NNABEL'S
b /. s u l. P HITE OF LIME

'I>HE proprietor Of the NEW ORLEANS
l. SOUTHERN CHEMICAL WORKS.
anxious to disappont none of the regular custom
ers OF the establishment, is compelled. in view of
the difficulty anticipated OF filling the unprecedent.
eddy large orders that are being daily received, 10
inform all the old patrons Of the Bl-SULPIIlTE
or LINE, manufactured at the great Southern
Works. that unless they send in their orders early,
so as to secure them an eligible place on the order
books, some disappointment may be experienced
in their receiving it, which would be vexatious 10
both parties. Already preparations have been
completed at the Works to make sure of having IL,
least FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS Of the
Bl-SULPlflTE prepared but even this large
quantity would seem to b. insufficient, so unusua-
~ heavy are the crder received from old custom.
els, and many new eaes, who heretofore have
either not employed this most valuable defecaior,
OF lave procured i from other manufactures
tyVx,ss1AsktSeSaeNktA rs chsk'vYKr2-s "o,s as.s-
manufactured at the Southern Chemical Works
of ii. BONNAREL, will be found uniform and Of
greater strength than at any other PERIOD no pains
or expense having been spared TO bring this in
valuable chemical product near perfection -.
possible, and to maize il worthy The high char
acter the Southern Works have already secured
with the Sugar Planters Of lie State.
Planters DESTROYS ~ have the GENUINE RI,
SULPllITE OF LIME, manufactured at the
Sou'harn Works, should specify il particularly in
their orders through their merchants. or address
themselves directly TO II. BONNABEL,
Front Levee, b'iw.cr=
Cnaomhonse and Bienville streets. oc,23-im
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To the Planters Of TerrcbomMc

T1'fa.s been often said in the political world that
L Eternal vigilance is the price Of Liberty "
and il might with equal truth be said that Eier-
nal energy is the price of success - Therefore.
while l return thanks to those who have kindly
encouraged ME to establish, myself here, and have
enabled me 10 sustain myself by their patronaee--
l wish to say that hope by continued efforts to
excel-by keeping pace with all the improvements
Of the day-by strict attention tOymy business,
and combining Il entirely o 1Es Tsfsh, fliaf 1'snarl
deserve and receive their continued patronage.
The last fifteen years Of my life have been de-
voted with nntring zeal to kettle setting and all
that particular kind Of brickwork peculiar to the
sugar house have also had the advantage Of
great experience in setting aud burning bricks.
branch OF my business to which devote much
attention in the early part Of every season
nich20-ly J. g. DUNN.
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D f N TT s T X Y.
G. r. DOY f, ID r N T 1 s r {.

d ESPECEFULLY Informs his friends and the
IL public that he has returned to Thlbodaux
after an absence of five years, with the inten.
ton of making il his future residence and from
his we'll known experience az Dentist, he deems
it unnecessary to say further than that he is in
possession Of all the re gent useful improvements
which has been made by the profession; and to
those persons having Artificial Teeth, which are
not properly adapted, and are useless for masrica-
ton. or, in fact cannot be worn without pain
have now the opportunity Of getting them rettted
so as to answer all the purposes intended.
Office on Main street, between st. Philip and
st. Louis streets. Families waited OH at their
residence if required j3-ly.
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Aux I'ialllessr. Suucricr&.

nrSSfhs a1aI( leeftiai Nfsttt II & tie.',
wi fabrquaM. delBi.SnIf,e de Chaux 4 la
Nlie-Oileans, Office rue cont, No. y, out Thon.
neur de I,-ssv.nir NM. les habi'ants qua raison
des graad-s ameliofaons quits ont fates eur
etabssenrnt, lis sent prets Ieur Iivr-r. au plus
bias pfix d. marci,s. du Bi.sulfit- de chaux dc
premiere sualit6 et toujours uniforne, cest-a dire
10 degrees Beautne enforcement pnr.
C'es, une gravr errenr de prG,endre que e BIZ
sulfte Il &, ct meme degrees, employe en- plus
grande quant,e puts bonner les msmes avantages
que celui a 10 d,gres il est avere que nos plan
tcnrs eneriies sssent parfaitement lie contrare,
Nous prions cst,x qui ne connaissent pas en-
core la superiorit de notre produi, den faire Ies.
sal.
Leurs ordres peuvent nous etre ndresser soft
par renlremise dun de- nos agents, SOFT par leurs
con,missonnaires 4 Ia NlIe-Orleans. eF~
Nous avons do depois aux endrots suvantes
IN. Smith e. Gle. Thibodamx,
N. Emile BascIe. Canal BelIinger.
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sThiboaiassx College.

IoOS-|lOOOs
|INHE Yearly session of 1857 and
l. 1858, Of this Institution will II.
commence on Monday, September xEsW
9Th nest Additions have been made TO accom.
n,odats large number of boarlcrs and day schoI.
ars. All the branches taught IN our hes, Colleges
are taught, and every branch under the direce
charge of special Teacher.
A sufficient, number OF competent teachers ha
D'' FERNS AND coso,rloS,-IAk poArprns.
Board md Tuition, ole:i,s,,St kabiye
'n'aavancc, per ytsFl! tVS.oa, - & a tsSp " =
Washing, per Yearly Session, 20 Ot
Entrance Fec, (once for aIl,) 10 (ls
1T Medical Fees. Books, Stationery, e,e..,
everything not mentioned above il al tho charot
of parents
Every boarder must be provided, with The fol-.
lowing articles, viz:
One Musquito Bar q by six md a half feetY
Four Sheets, Two Blankets, Two Pillow Cases,
Six Towels. Que Table Knife. One Silver plu,,,'
Spoon and Fork One Metal Goblet, AID suf;cien.
Clothing
DAY SCHOLARS
Regular Classical Course comprising Lat.
in, Greek, French aud English) per
Yearly Session, and one half invariably
in advance. $50 90
Regular French and English Course, ono
half invariably in advance, Is 90
Regular English Course, GO 90
Every additional language, Is 90,
Entrance Fee (once for ally t#N 5 90
Every pupil must be provided with his own
chair.
August cath, 1858.
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Eagle stable.

Main Street. Opposite Ragan's Storey
rT,IIE undersigned would most respectfully in.
l. form his friends andthe public generally, that
he il prepared to accommodate them at all times
with saddle horses bugguies, hacks, carriages,
etc, Of the best description, and Oh as reasonable
terms as they can be had ut any other establish
nent. Horses will he kept by the month, week,
day, or a single feed. Passengers sent to any part
Of the country day or night.
Thankful for the patronage extended 10 me.
respectfully solicit continuance thereof, pledg.
ing myself tC.do all in my power to merit il.
APPLY C. A. SMITH
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NOTICE.
THE undersigned wouid respect. @1S

THE undersigned wonld respect. {Es1Sl4
L fullyinform the pablo that he iA&27l4
has established Livery Stable in Houma, vber.
he keeps constantly for hire carriages ofevery
description. He will send passengers in aiy di.
rection At the shortest notice, and wiIlrun fgsts
stages between Houma and the Railroad, eawns
Houma in time to meet the cars morning and
evsning.
Fare AZ heretofore. 80 m 90
The public may rely upon these, stages III tits
my intention to keep them constantly on tie line
without regard 10 the weather or the amount ef
travel. PETER DERGER.
Nonma, AMg. Is, l85Z--7-tf
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Hotel and stable.

The undersigned would inform his
friends and the public that he Is preps'ed to accommo
date all who may call upon him with comfortable odg
ings, and his table always well supplied with the hest
that be procure ed in the market Every exertion
will he made TO administer comfort and convenience Of
his guests.
His stables stocked, and means NJ conveyance
may atnli tines Travellers nveyed to any
part OF the country, at all times, and the most
nioiating terms.
Dec 6ti JOHN BERGER
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HOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
New sERIEs-New ATrRACrIoNs-New WRITER'S
Morris and Willis, Editors.

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JULES MORRIER,
WATCHMNIkERs AND REPAIRER.
Min street. ....... Vaienronys ncm Bmiiding
ID RESPECTFULLY offers his @
i y services to the inhabitants of IL ~
Terrebonne, and the public in gene w
rail- thut being now here permanent A.s16
iy settled, he will attend to all the work concern
ing his business with strict punctuality and
dispatch.
Having been foreman Of one Of the largest
establishments in Paris he would he flattered to
yroove by trials his ability Of long practice; and
solicits, therefore. IL liberal patronage.
.]ewelres Of all kinds repaired with ncatness.
Watches Of all kinds repaired and guaranteed.
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NJ. M. BRIEN'S SHOP.
CARRIA GES AND HARNESS
MADE AND @ REPAIRED.

THE subscriber is prepared to do all
Il work the above line, and all kinds of Blacksmith
ing in the hest and most substantial manner, at
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ubOUU11N ACOOCWys
VINH1S lnstitNttn opens its first session Of eeTi
L months ON Monday, Oct Goth. Both sexes
admaaed.
TERMS
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French and German, each I" ~ 4 Vp
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The undersigned has removed his shopto Il
the new building, oil Main street, nearly OPP u a
poste Mr.. Soulakowskis office, where he is "
now fully prepared TO undertake all kinds Of Cop.
per, Tin, link aud Sheet. Iron Work, and every
other job in his line Of business. Those who patron.
i've him may rely upon having their orders filled
in workmanlike manner and with as little DELAY
as possible. All work done by him warrand TO give
satisfaction. Automatically ON hand, large
and well selected assortment of Cooking Stoves,
Parlor, Office and Bed room Heating Stoves.
WILLIAM McAULIFF.
Houma, May 18th. ls5aly
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N. J. HACKNEY, H. l. LORD
NJ. HACKNEY Gle,
G. u q X n A. II s.

No. 5, ME- LeUse.. Entire Douans Ell Btenpiile,
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ment ct avaniageusemeh la vente de tOutes
especes do produits. tells que sucres, ,nelasses,
mousse, peaux, etc etc lis se chnrgent de
renplir tons ordres pour provisions, four.,itures,
etc. en- gros on detail, le tout des prix tres
moderes. N. J. HACKNEY L. Gle.
Nile Orleans. lie % Mai, la58-ie5.3m
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To the Planters Of TerrcbOnMe.
MYTH my best respects and thanks for your
w former patronage; l DEAN ii necessary to
inform you that still will be very happy 10 work
for you, at anything ins, the line of Machinery,
Engineering, Sc, &c.
n B-BRAsS CASTINGS made to order at any time,
without DELAY apl.t.tf. W. II. II. RIDER.
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DANIEL BDUDREaU.y.
NHEEr-lRON.C COOPER, ZINC, TIN,
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