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sEcoyp DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF WIN. LAKE,
WHLEssRIEI5:Afs ;: NJ. Bach mas petitioned the
Of G as w of Ls ct on the vacant
Notice hereby given to all whom show
cause within ten days why the of the said petitioner
BY order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Dn T. u ooys DE Psrnlcr} sUGGEssoN pE WIN.
T r1lEsS q c aus ! Bach prsssnte
teie Ia Succession vaeante de fsu VIM Lake decide nte
sdare p pour ls
Par orare de- Ia Jour Id
ms al J. L. KELLY, Depute Gretfer.
sEoosp y DlsTElc1 couHr} suGcEss,oN OF EDWARD
WH5LEik he, e; shansnessy has petitioned
81 on the ESTATE OF
Notice is hereby given to all whom show
cause WITHIN ten days why the prayer OF the said petitioner
By order Of The Court
j. L KELLY Deputy Clerk.
Dzgs1n4E couE De nlsrnrcr sgScEssIox DE FDwAsp
A ssoa f" "ou q
mnistraon successioplle decide
c. Avis Ct par s p5s;sn dome celia
ms al 6 J. l.. KELLY, naputs Greaer.
Scoop DlsTsleg counr SUCCESSION OF H. MECGESs.
NoTicE is hereby given to d the en- {, editors of
show within days the pree notisca,ion
an asy Tys or If y the b. tn r
and approved the funds distributed in accordance
j. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk
nsgslEAs coyR De DISTRICT ssuccEssIoN DE H MEU
V is, est par l. present donne ans cream
sonne celia ,oncsrner, davor iedrire sous dix
as pas n s a
~ ~ @ @ n sea,. pon, spp 2nye ct i,nnoose les
mig % . j. L. KELLY, Depus Grefer.
SECOND DISTRICT coun1 ,succEssIos OF JOHN my.
WHEnEAs svil1ilam 5. sta l,shon has Pc
ecutorship the the late John Henderson deceased
within ten days why the prayer said petitioner
By order Of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgxtExE oouR De plsrRrcr} sUccEssIoM DE JOHN
TTE%DG 9ne vam s J.
"A aps,sn,s petition Ia tour stIst a'a5tens les
etr.s daft la succession
Ays el par dome tons k celia
qusies il pas petition p'"f
m22 % 81 j. L. KELLY, Depu,e Greti=r
1sss 2E
NORGE is hereby given to the creditors Of
show within ten days from the oeson
S T an b n
the funds distributed in accordance there with
By order OF the Court
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
&c Z @9ef q
A WIS est par lie present dome aux cream
n cers de la snsde
celia peu davora sdnre ours ater de
Ia presene publication e ra-ons esaneles lie compe
pieseie par Ia Tnce Ninalle ne serat point
hnnoogue, ct les ons entire mains epartis
dit compile
Par ordre de la Cour.
ma % a2 jill KELLY, Depute Grefer
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FAEcY GooDs.-Messrs. B. Pifet & Sons, l22 Canal
street, the largest dealers in the in European
American fancy goods dress trimmings toys.
their goods prices und which will
trouble Of importing for they ge, them cheaper
Piet's than they would by importation. We ak
tenion to their advertisement
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Shipping Sntelligente.

~ See the back OF this page nth - for
financial, Commercial and River News
departments.
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Memoranda.
Exports.

H8- The ships Berkshire, Australia and Pleiades
came in over the bar at Pass on the 26th.
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LATER FROM Observation-Disclosures from Caracas
are to the 9TH inst. The country was in disqnieted
condition revolutionary movements we're on foot in
every direction, nsomuch that the Executive had in
vested President Castro with extraordinary powers
and supepded the guarantee of the Constitution. The
source Of these troubles the extreme unpopular
ity of certain measures of Gen. Castro, involving
heavy imposts upon trade and industry, and refusal
to pay undeniable claims upon the treasury. The
agents Of Aonagas Of course busy in tanning the
flame Of discomfort
On the lst inst. an insurrecti0n broke out at Cara
caa bot the activity Of Gen. Castro with large body
Of troops promptly suppressed it.
The Executive on the goth nit. published general
amnesty, including all offenders, actual and former,
ex-President Monagas only excepted, This measure
has led TO the retirement Of the whole Cabinet 1t
was at once replaced by the following gentlemen
Secretary Of the Interior Rafael Arvelo.
Secretary Of Foreign Afairs-Gen. G. Soublette.
Secretary Of Finance P. De Las Casas.
Secretary Of War;. d. Correa, pro tenn.
+ Dr.. Eiseo Accosta, for many years an esteemed
resident and practicing physician in New York, has
been appointed Minister to the United States.
The President has given great offense by removing
Don Rafael Acevdo, member Of the Court Of Ac.
counts in disregard Of the Constitution The other
members Of the Court had at once rendered their
designations.
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N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. >. From Canton. AZ bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore eco. II Robson Il Allen. 20 R l.
Adams &co. A Walker & Snider 20 Lewis & Oglesby
"a Mcfarland Il Barksdale. 80 Cutrer, Harrison 4
nelly Il Champlin. .l6 ellis Ferguson Sco 10 do T
Henderson & Peale .5s Payne 4 Harrison. II ) H
Ably 10 Byrne, Vance &co. 3 Walker Hutchngson
&co. l6 J Turner. s A D Henkel &co. A do II D
Cooper &co. IS Boyd Geo. Total 1892 bales cotton
CARROLLTON AND JEFFERSON RAILROAD
From Montgomery and Selma. Steamer Dick keyes
LOG bales cotton G Cummings &co. 6 do Cyrus
Thompson. so McLemore Rayburn. % Farley Jul
rey Geo. e Cutrer, Harrison Sco - bxs mdse Lloyd
% empty bhls Poltney, Massey &co, / trunk to J l.
Harris. .662 bbs lime j l. Holden sundrles to order
Total 1913 bales cotton
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD From Mobile
Steamer Cuba. IL bales cotton Farley Jurey &co
and sundries to order
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The DEATH OF MIKE WALsH.-It is still a matter
of doubt whether Mike Walsh was murdered or met
his death by accident. peddler named Bernard
Mccartney has been arrested on suspicion of having
been concerned in the affair, as he was seen early on
the following morning in the vicinity of the place,
and is known to the police as a bad customer. Mr..
Knapp, who testified at the Coroners inquest to hay
ing heard the cry of murder and seen two men run.
ming away from the spot says that Mccartney resem
bles one of the men whom be saw. The prisoner was
committed for further examination.
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VXpOftS.
MINATITLAN. Steamship Quaker City h

MINAT1TLAN. Steamship Quaker City ballast.
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA Steamship
Mexico 446 bbls -four 800 bbls whisky, 20 ties hams
hhds sugar cks bacon 25 bxs soap 40 bxs candles
ties lard 20kgs lard, 20 bbls potaooe, 10 bbs bread
NEW YORK VIA HAVANA. Steamship Cahawba
80 bales cotton, 1902 bbls Hour so bbls pork So ties
lard rs bales moss bales peltries, bbls lime SO
pkgs mdse. $50 900 specie for New York. bbls 40
ties hams S247 900 in doubloons, for Havana.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Metropolis. 1858 bales cotton
LIVERPOOL. Ship Onward. .2s44 bales cotton,
l430 slaves.
ROTTERDAM. Ship VIM Nelson 27s bales cot
ton 9s7 hhds tobacco.
BOSTON. Ship Hartley. 745 bales cotton, $50 do
rags, l2o do hemp l65 hhds tobacco 65 bbls whisky
IL bbs cotton seed OIL 4l0 bbs pork, 20 ties arp 40
cases glass, 20 bales metal, los bds 1860 hides.
RUATAN ISLAND AND BELIZE (HOND).
Brig Creole $50 bbs 55 hf bbs -four, lO2 bbls pork,
bbls whisky 5 bales and hhds tobacco, ties hams
~ bNs Candles 70 bxs soap 10 bbs beef l5 do bread
bgs coffee IL do tar, bbls rum, 200 it lumber, so
pkgs mdse.
CORPUS CHRISTI .schr Star. GO bbls flour, 10
scs salt % do corn 40 do oats 10 bgs coffee rs bbls
whisky, rs do sugar, bbls moasses s bbls pork 10
bXs tobacco II do raiss l6 kgs nails l26 pcs cast
ings, 80 bdls paper. 244 pkgs mdse.
APALACHlC0LA. .schr Reindeer. los bbls flour
cask shoulders 20 hhds sugar, bbls molasses, IS
bbs whisky, tic rice, kgs Dbl lard ~ bgs coffee
"a cks bacon tie sides, 20 bbs pork is ties hams 20
bAs candles, 40 els rope, So pcs baggng.
MOBILE. Schr Sea Lion. 500 Sos bran, 6 tins salt,
l22 bbs flour, 100 bbs whisky, 1856 sacks coru l04
bbls pork, 10 els rope, bgs Irvine, so empt bbls
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COnslSnees.

NEW YORK. Ship Union Brand & Landry T
B Blanchard &co. Bull, Ellis &co Beebe &co "A
Brousseau &co. .Bogart, Foley Avery. d Didwel
eco j Bridge. Booth eco. J bloom &co j Blaltcr
j Botanic. Converse, kennett &co. } Connolly \
co. r @ Cummings &co. "A Cochran IL Hall. NJ D
Cooper &co. Guile, Nomus &co. Campbell Strong
.Cutrer, Harrison &co. u Carriere. Geo Connolly
&co. r. NJ Denman &co. j Dougherty eco. b A
Dryer &co. b Duf1ied. I Danzigger. .Dyas &co Il
A Duncan. Davis Jenkins &co. + p Duconge. q
Carriere. Duncan Logan, Ellie Chassuyne. I
Frois. Fresen, Stevenson eco Frierson, Conway
Geo g Fosdick. Farley, Jurey eco. N Folger
&co Fairbanks &co. F Folger Geo S L Grunan
Geo Gii1en, Smedes &co. S h Gruman &co l. Gold
smith. Moses Greenwood &co. Given, Watts &co.
Holmes x Claus. Y Harding. 6 W Holt. Heaton &
Oliver. j Hart eco. Henderson Gaines. Holmer
& spencer. Henderson, Terry eco. L Hacker. w A
Hanney &co. Horrell, Gayle &co. Hagg9lty " Bro
Henderson Peale G N Harvey Geo. j Hardie
&co. Hoffman & Fresh. Washington jackson &co.
B Harvey eco. B Jourdain. A keamey. Kelsey
q Potter ID Q Lnwber AGO. Lewis Il Oglesby n X
Laughlin. w Litchford Geo Lobit Il Charpentier
. u Laroussin. .Luneschloss " Bros S Locke. ID
Lopez. Lloyd & Frerson LeRond AGO. f Leon Il
CO. Menard Il Vignaud Miller Burthe &co. j Ma
ginnis E F Motion &co. .McCutchon &co.. Howell,
r S Noise AGO. II Maxwell &co. A Marsh. Mccain
q Hamol NJ Miller. C W Muse eco. B l. Mann "
CO. p Mallard J Marks &co. .Magee, kneass AGO..
McLemore, Rayburn &eo. .McGregor Bankhead,
Mckleroy u Bradford. q ] Noyes Norton, Mosby
&co. ,Oglesby 4 McCauley. p o Donnell. b Putnam
pin SEQ. IS H Peck. "A A Pray. Patton, Smith u
Putnam, Prestley & Bein, Perkins AGO. H Rode
valid AGO. w G Raymond AGO. Rugeley Blair &co
Robson & Allen. Shark Stautier Geo, e Roger &
co. g w Shaw &co. M j Smith AGO. p f Slack.
c H Slocomb &co. Stevenson & Couret. II Smith
h stevens &co Schneider l. Wise, L. Sturteyant
&co. Il g Twitche &co. Thornh &co.. b Turpin
ID II Taylor AGO, JAS p Turner. Thorp, McCray
&co. T rwitty. ,Yrndenburg &co, j p Waddell,
Woodruff &co, Jno Watt Geo. % o Woodman.
Whiting. Wilson, Pomeroy &co. Walker Il Sni-
der. and order.
PHILADELPHIA. Bark Lizzie Bogss Price &
Coulon. Stark, Stauier &co G H Slocomb &co j
Dougherty. Il Hart Geo A Kearnsy, W Soery
&co .Rousset & Genin, S Kennedy Nco S kai-
ser. .Eose Il West. McCuteheon, Howell &eo. vii.
son, lowering &co. Smith Bro. p Halves. .Thele
seller &co. j Burnside &co. c I Buddecke Geo. i
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A Wis AUX CONTRfRUABLES.-LE SoUssI
IL que. olecteur de Ett life par lie pre eat avis
tsues deyant DIES i pour 1885 ccles
licenses ds 1889 dams 10 Premier District
presenter bu eau, &c Cay Hail. rpis;ams cage
payer susies dams temps present. par o
pene duvoi popr h,p1fheqEe pour les des taxes
Heures de dc 9 A. NJ, y 5 p NJ
THOS A KEW,
mil cot Collector Premier District
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.M.
New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Pncket.
r. FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
ARKAN AS RIVER.
SHERIFF'S SALES.


FlrrH n1srnrcr ounr 60 W. COPE tesnmentary execu.
w. ta.s:y i: s9:i.s Ssss!
sSs w SCI, ct Pue sH aS
house. No % street The Second District Of this
Law Books Office furniture, etc. inventory filed in my
Seized in the above suit.
TEhMs-Cash on the spot. ...-.....a....
Sheriff of the Parish aS Of Orleans,
cIseurxxE CouE DISTRICT GEO. W COPE, executenr
r, sss S n ,.; Orleans HiIL WE: 70 lsoIs,
r.. W anr fa1Ssy @ sdss;se hoosSs Sass
ISIS M
NJ en- mon magasin Jefferson Deuxieme District de
ess % @ meas s rsn de-
pose ss sn d non p sFssn pour ,ss0ur
coNDlTIoNs-c0mp'"n Au moment S d
mil % IS % g Sheriff de Ia Paroisse lorians.
FrrIa Dls19ler COURT GEO W. COR;
u.s. b IT, NV ss, y
sat sSss eis fE o's
ssn5sd term a Of the n ase of the @ @ aaed at
1859 $50 per month"; p.,sSe monthly '''0's'
Seized i, u shs above suit
the surplus. if any, cash on the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
crsarrrxE coga De DISTRICT GEO. W. COPE ezsep,ear
vTS writ i III saeis. sss,re
ems E YIN" fbR ssas e ls. sqe
dessns je frocedsrals MARDI % de mare lssg midi
Iote de Ia cite la tns les Camp
La balance dI bail de la stute dam lie Passage de IA
1859 rason d. SO par mets p4ypbes ensaeiemen,
SS;I d@Ps aaTs Gas,s". Ia
ct e Surplus. sill y await, eompt0ut.
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NDTfCE-Agreenblyt to Art. 39I of the civil
of Louisiana call the the public to tEe


STATE OF LOUISIANA
SECOND DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEAHs-So l5O54
her by certify that on the 10Th day Of FEBRUARY 1859
judgment entered in his Cont in The the inter
in thu words and figures following In this case sub
md for adq cation TIE Court considering evidence
ant is ss ana ncafabc Of ani' ering her estate 1t is or
drei adnigsd and decreed that said Ardoin widow
Of Xc Haude n And she is hereby to be
erdc ed and that the costs of these proceedings paid
Of her estate,
New 9rl'a"s Judgment signed 18th February, 1850
Signed r. II. NOR n JUICE
In etm whsrtor have hereunto my hand and .xed
the ae nj said Court, the city New Orleans the I7,h
day of March in the Of or eight hun
bred and hfy nine ard the eighty year of the in !sppn
GUsTAvE moREI., Deputy Clert
And by subsequent decree Of the Court rendered on
the 18Th March 1859 ave been appointed said in.
,-'sel person. aud have complied the requisites
corner Toulouse aud Burgundy streets
A VISION formemenIa Particle 39I Il II code
IA civil de la 10 isiane, app=le ntenon t pubic sui lie
FIAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Jr ceItiiis que lie 10 thvkEii 1854 G.sen, III rn,g,
par t'onr Aaire de nerdctor d.. onis Atonn
venve de Sixte Gtaudean f. c. dams les suivans
Cete aifire sounise pour uge la mr. consider.
an les les paidoeries ct Ia o plenen,nt
c}nyancue la detenresse zee, ncauable
minister liens,
let dnne, adjule dec etc que l. use Ariouin
decaree nere ct que les trails de procedures
leves ses bien
Nouyele acknowledgements sisn& lie % feyrer, 1859
de quot jai gne Apo sceau de Ia d. aur en-
ID VILE de Ia Nomve Orleans, Ii 1859 Pan 50 de FIn
GUsTAvE MoREL, pepu, Grefher.
Et par nn dccret snbseque l. rendl la Cour
SO, a etc nomme lnterdi,e eli mi remp
les cond iious REFUSES car Ia oi
Nousei'e Orleans, ce Is mars, 1879.
JUSTIN AIGARD,
Tn ,f1tSl Ig.,,rr
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NOTICE TO TAN PAYERs.-rHs UNDER

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-rHs UNDER
~ signed Collector OF State faxes does he eby notify all
indebted % the State for of 1883 cencs
1889 within the First District oil This city call at his off ce
- City Nall third story md pay the within the me
prescribed by law under penalty property being or
gagged for id taxes.
i Ohice hours from 9 A. NJ, 10 pm.
THOS ASKEw,
Collector First District.
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by npplyiu. 10 the agents. = 3
For f:e Oh passage Apply on bnnrd or to
G. l.. KOUNS 4 BROS Agents.
ms No. 2 F. ont street.
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LATER FROM BUENos AYREs.-Files Of Buenos
Ayrean papers to 10th Of January contain remark.
able correspondence between the Secretary of State
Of that Government and the American Consul, Mr..
W. h. Hudson. 1t appears that the Buenos Ayrean
executive had taken offense at the entrace Of the
American war-vessels into the Parana without its
consent previously obtained and had requested our
Consul to signify 50 much to Commodore shurbick
Mr.. Hudson, however, interposed the fact the Com.
modore and the Commissioner had stopped at Buenos
Ayres, JAM l, to pay their respects to President Al
sina but his absence prevented interview and any
explanation that might have attended it. He also
pleaded in mitigation, that the vessels were all bound
to Argentine ports one only excepted whose mission
to Paraguay was one OF peace, not Of war. This
apology the Buenos Ayrean Secretary admitted, con.
ditonay bis right to apply for further satisfaction
to the Commodore in person being reserved.
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Imports.
NEW YORK. Ship Union. assorted mdse.
NEW YORK. Bark Dirigo assorted mdse.
PENSACOLA. .Schr Southern. so 900 # lumber
to Thos Murray &co.
CHARLESTON. .Schr Horace Staples lot rice
end sundries.
MATANZAS. Brig Anna Jordan. l52 boxs 400
hhds sugar to J Murison eco.
MATANZAS. .Schr Bella Peck. Is hhds sugar 343
bxs do to j B Murison AGO.
PHILADELPHIA. Bark Lizzie Boggs. .assorte
mdse.
HAVRE Ship Baden. asst d mdse.
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i I1-1~ n, IEF--FVK JFFFFR-
"a .gt Haihland Benton, Port cadiq, S9AnGn4
Go9ftegs Albany, Shreveport, Grand B,you
,'t'l Fore AleSan1rla, SCrnar- Bafbiis and ali
lh hl'ii4'e lhti q % Red riytrfhe sh r +gght
pfSHtt onet. R.uben Stade. W. sIende eslE
@iL ost'y leave as above For frertt passage hyn.
nhr accommodations, apply on board
m26 ''N'i>'AS I, $500, nEN dh" L.
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Leaveso TUESDAY 29th inst. at5P n
, r. - FO IL PITTSRUk(i DIR ECT-
he entirely Ard light draft regular steamer
South America, II. S. Shepherd master,
will leave above For freight passage, having splendid
YIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI.,
ms Advertising Agent.
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Leaves every alternate SATURDAY, at s P. NJ
r. SHREVEPORT AND NEW OR

r. SHREVEPORT AND NEW OR.
sEsa.lfs Leans kssuSs Alternate saturday Packet
a VIII leave Nes Orleans for Shreveport Grand
and all intermediate landings Red river as follows;
SATURDAY, April 2. at 3 i. ~
Aprl Ii. at s P. MI
April 80, nj 5 2. NJ.
May II, nj p. n,
May IS, Il. 5 p.
Ne State be tor trim by letter ar d;s
patch, applying the agents. - via
G. l.. KOUNS & BROS. Agents
A3' -.-" No. Front street.
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FOR OPELOUsAs

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ats ~
r. FOR OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
l.$s4Asht n w. Burton. 9. f. i.oualIer, MASTER will
leaae above, taking freight for Old River
sinrHport aud all landings the Achstasyl also taking
passengers for DonaldsoGvile Paquemaes Baton Rouge Port
Hudson, Bayou Sara Mosanfa and mouth River For
freight passage apply on hoard, or TO
j. NJ JOHNSTON 4 CO. No 3 Front I.evee
dis near CustomhouHe street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Of New Orleans. No. 1871.
WHEREAS J. NJ. Bach mas petitioned the
w Court for Letters OF Cuatorship the
of the late VIM Lake, deceased inestate-
Notice is hereby given all whom concern show
within ten days why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted
BY order of the Court
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DEg1IE4E couR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE EDwApD
de la NoureNe. o. leans. SIIAUGNESSY-So Is an
A IrENDU que Q: shausnessy a presente
mnistraon la saecessiopde feu Edward
Avis lie present to,s cenx one celia reu con-
cerner aTo dedire iours rnisons pour les
quelles il ne serait fat droii la petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
ms al 6 ]. l.. KELLY, n4puta Greaer
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de la Nouvee Orleans. }CoIS l. RILIIETX No jlsal
A WIS est par lie present dome aux cream
n cers de la snsde succession
celia pent concerner dayora sdnre, dix ous
Ia presene publication le ra-ons esqueles
piesene par Tuce serai, point hpprouve ct
hnnoogue, les fouis mains eparlis
dit compile
Par ordre de la Cour.
ma % NJ jill KELLY. Depute GreHer
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q New Orleans. No. 1884
NOTICE is hereby given to the i editors of
this estate, and TO nj other persons interested
10 show cause within days from the prese notification If
any they have why the presented b.
tamenary Executor Of this estate g. old
and approved the funds distributed in herewith
By order of the Court.
j. L. KELLY,
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of New Orleans. nERS0N
WHEREAS William ). stansbury has PEE
w utioed the Court Letters Of Elk
ecutosp the estate of the late John Henderson, deceased
intestate-
Notice hereby given all whom may concern to show
within ten days, why the prayer of he petitioner
should granted
By order Of the Court
T.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-02
To the Public.
TyHR PINT WHITE n Ind SPRIy 4

II ~ far, have isen wet ones, causing many
OF our rivers to overflow thcir banks, back
ing up the water la the creeks and bayous, and
ns,odiG to considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers rccede, which may be en-
pected then the large surface Of decsying veg
etsble matter exposed to the scorching OF
summer sun, produces the maiaris, which proves
fatal in lis course, sw-sping whole States, and
sparing neither age nor sex in its eoa9uering
march,,
After residence % mora than twpnty years In
the middle mud Southern states, we think we have
discovered "a medicine which, ~ a certain extent,
aguo. 81. aud such recommend cur Magnolia
Whisky. irIl letrI ll-s'I 80.
We wish the public 60 understand that We are
not nrging upon them the uso Of strong Liquors as
sbcvsragr. We sr~ and always have been, opposed
their being used in that way, but IL people will
them sneh. let them hare by all means
pure article. that Will kerp them IN hrllth, and
lsngthen instead 81 shortening their lives We pro-
pcss To sell always pure aud unsdulterzted Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and little for the sicni-
ache sake, IL required. aud will challenge In
spectiou by the beet CHEMISTS in this any other
country, 10 find any imp'rity or sd,lterstiou in
the whisky branded by us, "Aiiis Howes Mag
nolia- IL Is warranted, ~ il ~ distilled from the
corn, rye. wheat, with slight addition Of good
cisierp water. We hsys nc doubt many persons
have bs~s ruped ina health, II actually killed, py
drinking had WHISKY, the girsater ths reason that
Alis iiowe-' pure Nssaolis should h- IN gen.
esnl Use. Just rrceved aud I'm store for sale
10 u Tipus a<s'd Brspdies l..d) FROM ~ 81 = gal.
i2l4 PIPES d. (siJ) from 30 o. . gal.
p}pss Henssa Cir 5 pa chsoas Old knis.
avX ALLh H0wHs- Water %.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-02
scheme for the Reconefiiatton Of
the Democratic Party.


The New York Herald, whichis generally
the FIRST to penetrate the schemes of thechief
political leaders, declares that there is q
plan under consideration for the union of
all the Earring elements of the old Democratic
party, on the subjoined basis: sar-
l. The reunion of the two factions upon
compromise on the question Of slavery in the
Territories, which Will leave the exclusive
supervision of the subject to the Supreme
Court-the right Of the Southern people to
settle in the Territories with their slave
property remaining as affirmed by the bred
Scott decision. 1EE9 Nl1sLE Az
2. Two Democratic national conventions
in ls6O-the werk of the Charleston Con-
vention TO be limited to the reunion of the
party upou new platform. The second
convention, in this event, will probably be
fixed for September, and in the city Of New
York. BY that time the chiefs of the party
will have discovered their most available
candidate and the weak points in the enc
my's lines.
The project is said to have the approba-
ton of Mr.. Douglas, but is disapproved by
the leading members of the PennsyIvania
State rights Democracy. Douglas chance
for the nomination., in case he could carry
the anti-Lecompton section with him in the
arrangement. wonld be superior TO those of
any other candidate. He must, however,
get the consent of his adhsrents before he
commits himself to the bargain; he will be
ruined If he attempts to go alone.