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No tSI.
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is here
by, authorized to enter into contract with j
IL. Nicholson rs principal, and B. Dougant as
security, for laying the square block paving of
Tchoupitoulas street, from its present termina-
ton to Felicity street, for the sum of thirty -four
cents per square yard for the paving, aud thir-
ty-tour cents per superficial square foot for new
curb stone, furnished and laid--the work TO he
performed and payments made agreeably to the
specifications on file in the Surveyor depart
meut
lsignedl FRASs ALrUENTE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl WaI. G. q. ii ,tRoKNE.
President IngrI Of Aldermen
Approved March = 1853
lSiguell A D. CRosssf.x Mayor
True cory II. Blfs, Secretary.
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No 6e2
Resolved, That the Finance Committee be,
and is hereby, authorized to receive from the
Keeper of the Archives of the late General
Council, the receipts of taxes still due 10 the
late Police Jury of the Parish of Orleans, and
to appoint competent person for the purpose Of
collecting the same.
(Signedl WIN c. c. CLAIBORNE
President Board of Aldermen.
lSlgnedl ERANs. AlPuENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March Z, 1858.
lsiguedl A. n. CRossMAN, Mayor
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Be II ordained by the Common Council of New
Orleans, That the square of ground formerly
known as Congo Square and now known by the
name Of Place d'Armes, and comprised within
Rampant, st. Anne, st. Peter and St. Claude
streets, be, and is hereby, donated to the State
Of louisiana, upon condition that the State
H0uSe or Capitol be built thereon, at the ex-
pense Of the State, provided that in the event
Of said square Of ground being accepted for the
aforesaid purpose, its destination shall never be
changed, in which case it shall revert to the
city as donor.
Be it further ordained, That the Mayor be
requested to transmit a copy hereof to the Gen.
eral Assembly, and authorized, whenever the
seat of Government shall be removed to the
city OF NewOrleans, to pass the necessary act
transferring said property to the State.
lSigredJ Vs.. @. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
tsignedl FRAss ALruEyTE,
President po7rd of ssstapt Aldermen
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No 600

Resolved, That the Surveyor issue to Thos
Duffy a duplicate certificate for work done by
him to replace the one lost or mislaid
lolgnedI FBANs ALPUENrF,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lslgnedI WM. G. G. CLAiHoRNE
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March s. 1853
Signed A. D CRossHax. Mayor
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No. GA

Resolved, That permission is granted to A
Brother, on behalf Of the Board of Under
writers, to use diving bell at the wharf Of the
Second District over the wreck Of the steamer
John Swasey, lately consumed by fire.
lelgncdl FANS. AIrUFNtr.
President Board Of Assistant At.ieruln
leighedl WNr Glualuxp.
, President Board Of Aldermen
lSigpeil u CRos.,,,, ,tsyor
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,zi,,,,. f..a1'.a 0"'"0' s,us.t iH9, .i.7'
''i' ST 5EiAAi, =, ,34'tilah '' svf SS,ah
a. = ,.sia9s $3.50 ''tl la " -
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'''Is tns i 5ltl. ga III ~ 1tlA -
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O'I'n lerl'A .s9yai
WOW II, L'NiNEN'b'
Duh 9alsi Bone ana rtNtTi
"a, .,-, FILLS. -. Bartnee lotion,
enc ssuga-toaoi fnfgsiTe Davis Horse,
tsTr8 tuet HantH Hayes sransl HsWes
,i5t. > i-le, 1-., i'JVlh fAS r.
virgin indian egepei 5herman'e 9upo1nd OTr TOOTH,
eandre egetable CntV7TsAt thompeons Aromatic TOOTH
aiorti.9hs i1ygeani ioues'a Ioothache.
Lees sew London LuAENSEs.
Coopera, shermau's Cough, Woru csTrpho
Andersons, SAing's Wrrm,
WsIara Gentle Purgsiye, Wis,aris Cough,
aiboaTds Auti5liors Family DROPS.
srysyneG sanatiyei 50lomons Toothache,
Heriiok Sugar-Goated sherman's Tootbsche
sappingon' Fever Aai A5spet f,-..-lsl' To Sache
Co7el,s Rheumatic, MISCELLANEOUS
t5raelenherg, rt0rn,- ESa-ct
5pfuesr egetRqe, Wta's's 7-sHndu hftiaei,
WneTs ChanloH4ls. fr,gr' Sta.lsh ll1-NFs
errsHu, AIotaes's Relief,
Alebasis Heath, La Kdd=T'a Cordial,
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No Coz.

MAYoRALTY OF Ntw ORLEANS, March Z. Isss
cosdaioS CouNorI Cry OF N.woRIEAss
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No Co..
Resolved. That the Mayor be, and he is here
by, directed to transmit the following memorial
with these resolutions, to the honorable the Sen.
ate and House Of Representatives of the State
OF Louisiana, now in session at Baton Rouge:
Resolved, That the Mayor be directed tC
cause three hundred copies of the memorial and
resolutions to be printed, and that copy o,
the same be forwarded to each and every mem.
Der OF both branches of the Legislature
[sguedl WIN o. q ClAIsoRSr
President Board of Aldermen
lsignedJ FANS ALPuESTE,
> President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March s, 1853
lsignedl A. D. CRossNAS Mavor
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS March :, 1853
CeNney CorNoi,. "F rHp rtrY or NEw ORLEANS.
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Ohio Fire and Marine Insurance IN

80 . e.
- ~ ~ =, IfeslI=nt. j. h. BUCiiANf y
~ iha securely established Company most sr
M Wy gu n o. us policies, FIRE
H. III kShs ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS at thsm Rnnrb
vince No. ~ common street, Camp Whites Banking
House. NsWosaas Ia, JOHN a. g. FISHER, AgNy, ans Iy
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MEDICAL.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Lct every bod
|

lN REhpiT.
NO L
r. II. X,
RfDTP.fY'S READY RELIEF
is the FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECURpEI IN rHR
THE MOsT Y IoI FST PAINs in FEW sFCONps
gu stop HE MOST SEVERE FANS N FIVE MINUTES o.
NFRVOJg SFlIIsA AZ M NV sl ,e Is rEtJ
HOURS W ''' 20 >N''h '"N'N'i 10 ~ "A -"
rnoverr.usIp yiy SrsR SiaS and LxTERNAL
airg PAINE. JAW W ''e 'No'' '0'm'n'"b "S0'
TO TdE SICK AND PAIN-suFFERINd OF NEW
v,. ORLEANS
fe Who ate agneIag With either following coforantr you
Ese REF we tba IF Viii
TREE YOU Fhuhi PAIN IN FROM THREE TO FIVE MINUTES.
1T Ii AS CUR ED,
IN NINETY CdSE5 OFT or 4 HUNDRED,
NEURALGIA IN ONE HOUR.
Dl1RRUFA IN FIFTEEN AiINIirEq
yOoTHACHE in ONE sFCOVD.
sbAsM 4, Flys MiSgTEs,
s.CK HEADACHE rs FiFTEEN NiSJ rFsE
CHILL EEVtH ~ glFrEES iuNGTEs,
s sbps Hans " EVE MINUTES;
TNFtUESzA " oSE HcuE
SPINAL COMFL ANTS, STIFF JOINTS sTRATNg BRUISES
cuts. %o Ms tRoST BITES, CHOLERA MoGBUs, DrsEN.
THY nc fUtnEm& and 81 sl7rc' mpiants where there
we're t Ab AZ = tsSpf "Llss Wllna!Ant stop the
'' 4''A u'' cue sITiS TrEs1arUE
SADw.y,s READY BbIiFF WifG sTnp THE most ms
hhSsNS fAiNs IN rev n, I'D ard prevent linev,o
so,a7s ~ ~ rs ~, " 'e"' anu nso''lif''ne
PHFFbNTIoN -.
reS,bg % E s & E = KIM ~ g = .' e. +. = !,
lJlr.-audla ;pae ~ @ ''' '"e"''
IN BATHING.
Y stabpsroop'alofR r. r. VA a$ovl Of Lyats, bsthtb
body Gycry mon you y
r-S0Rtd cease aud aiclArss htadacht and Gli5uness.
nI,tpuo. Att eSWS n G1A +
fhiGsuL DISCHARGES ne eve, sae moo.isvo1e
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MAyORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. March :, 1858
CoNaoN CouNen Cry OF NEW ORlsaNs.
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hesolled, That Fergus Gardere be, and he is
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Second Annual Report of the United
STATES LIFE INSURANCE; ANNUITY AND TRUST CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA
Office Southeast Corner Third Cbenut streets PHILADELPHIA
STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS TIE UNITED s'r ATFs
LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA Dec 81 1888 being the Annaa Report
Whole Poies outstanding Dc. 81 1857 lO72
whole Sm n Of lasurnnec thereon, with Bonus o
Amount Of FUND sSsiic for Re- Insurance D d. 5s II
Le'' then Deferred Quarterly, etc Payments ,,,.
1851 sa:s lai
Premiums tfias4 urntd..... 50 u 7.s11 81
sqs as 20
Amount Received from rrcmana Policies ssi5!
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount Amount E a o or S'I, g,,,sc go 90
Amount I iii or Ode Rent" Salaries, station '
S6io Taxes, Account Books, Esaniner1'
1900 ct sIr4 IL
Amount Reinsurance, December 81, %
AN"" CAPITA Vo
Amo-r Of A~"lb'e r o.e-, January oa9 u
INVESTED As FOLLOWS:
bonds Mortgages, md United States pei cont.
stock gu demand. -. i1s1o %
i k,,sa, on ss. and r.iey c2,l9,gr,l 1852 cs
Colatetas, well secured, payingeish
per sent, Igsa interest. ,,.......... 14gst 81
fa5Sa i,s per cent Looms iS s75 90
An'iof Home ori:s b,aa:is. sooo %
Amount Of Deferred Qalr'crlyNnt semtAu-
Ap 'i1 q "" ea 6ta aa IN .s;ao '''' 81
Al 3i--s30s.o.a %
NuirY 1ND TEtsr COMPANY 81 rIliLAnEliiA la,a yery
srrdtEbly po,ieroa. ssaroy eaLt Of Affairs a, s Close
having tsu invested to cover tho reour,uce
oaons a. al oi4gr called o by Re
followed by rapcah Lie Insurance Institutions every whsrethe
lY ga6~d saving Or suu- arisen upon
fa i' ] 4 = wej5s, Se s6n DE- T l.e'
CENT anon th tfrniaf Of nj Poia tll t ~, ~ MN
be to tile
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

CAPirAL-rEN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
CHARLES BRIGGS. Agent
dacQ0 " ORs. L. S. Charles srsst
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NewOrleans Agency OF the Mutpal Pro.

- y" -SN-S Vi G1V A1uLAdA
LECTION INSURANCE co. or NASHVILLE, T.an.
" TITS Company vii Insure Principle Houses
ssEd etc. Loss NIGER by FIRE and ii. grs,
AND RIVERS. " ~ '' 49, ''o
- ~ tf having Their property
snai 70 participation nth profits, without any liability
TRUSTEES.
y HG99Feni a. 5. tilctvE Jss. Mertan IT,,
5elh y steF4 ), g. strphaIi, D. Weaver,
a. neaAlefI II. baugi.ss, e. 7. Smith,
10 Fttsr John Morrow, 3. r. McksuHis
ttlnh n; L"iAt a. ". Putnam P. W. Aarsy,
- ;stTfy, agTgtlhray, A. Morrison,
Y. s. Hall, J. H. knngisF, c. F. HHIn5n
AeH Tau, J. 3. Johnson Robt. Stewart
r. r. Bell, A J. Duncan. " PritcbaSii
L. D. cue, A = Hckar ia. Thomas,
~, s. PiLcxER, Vice President.
{. j. F. WHARToN, Secretary
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas K Price, n n rro,.,
W. West, Z, 'C,anrsr
iyssis wv A IhHNsON AGENT 81, JS so. la pi.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
DPONGOOL'S FEN1LE BITTERS.

This is the great Southern Female Medicine, and
will never fail to the Palpitation of the Heart
Swimming and Giddiuess of the Head, Cold Feet,
Swelled Ankles Painful, Suppressed or irregular
Menstruation, Pains in the Back, Side, Joints and
Head, and all other such symptoms which are caus-
ed by some arrangement Of the female organs.
1t is not recommended to cure every thing, only
to cure the concomitant symptoms, which are nata-
raj and inevitable results Of certain class OF
diseases, upon which tie action Of the medicine Is
direct and permanent
You do not have 10 half dozen bottles before
fair trial is made. ONE BOTTLE, in all cases,
will prove their power aud influence. If you use
this medicine regularly every morning before break
fast, it will have a most salutary effect.
The above medicine is for sale in Ioudon, Tenn,by
DR. Hurley; in Knoxville by D R Strong & Stevenson,
and in Dalton, Ga, BY c Welborn 6 Co. TIt-oc2I
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
LENOIR & GODDARD.

A RE now receiving .SpriHg and .Saiamer Good,
N and respectfully solicit the public generally to
call and examine their stock believing they are now
able to please the taste and fancy of all wishing to
purchase.
Our assortment, when all in will be full and com
plete in Dry Goods, we can show pretty stock, at
very low prices In them, may be found Fancy,
Black and Solid Ginghams fast colOrs;J Ginghanf
Lawns, Silk Tissue, Berage Delane; some fine pat
terms; Muslin Deanes: Embroidered and Figured
muslins and Jackonetts; Plain do. and Bar muslins
Lawns, Edgings; Under sleeves and chimezettes,-
extra fine; linen cambria hdkfs.; neck ties fans
andparasOls; dress trimmings, combs. buttons and
hose2ry general assortment of gentlemen's wear,
and many things not necessary to name, which We
think will please. ra-r e-vg-
& Bonaets.-We have fine assortment of the latest
styles, some very fine.
Hats-for men and boys. leghorn, panama, straw,
a variety; silk, fur and chip.
In Boots Il. Shoes-bOth for ladies and gents.
can show splendid Stock ladies kid, enameled and
goat CATERS and buskins. misses do, extra fine;
assortment of ehildrens shoes, mems calf and kip
boots calf extra calf and goat shoes: all which
can sell even below our former low prices, notwith-
standing the recent advance in those goods.
small lot of ready made clothing, made in fine
lyle, at very low prices.
Drugs e. Medicines at least a dose for all that will
come. School books AID paper. -l
In the Horicore line. we have iron. nails. east
ings, spades shOvels grain scoops, forks, scythes
OF al KINGS; trace anu log chals; axes brass hettsj
pocket knives, knives and forks, some very extra
quality; large lot of and butts; rife guns,
good and cheap; locks, files. &c.
>, Window glass and Lenoir's spun thread; at facto-
ry prices a4--,r
Coffee, sugar and molasses, wholesale retail.
alt at river price. and almost every thing usual
ly found in stores Having bought goods with
cash, think sell at least as low as the
lowest, and are determined not to be underSold.-
Give us a call and satisfy yourselves of that.
LEN0IR & GODDARD.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
RITTENH0USE ACADEMY.

FOR Ma j Els A Nd FE " 4 L u S!
FENHE Winter Session of this Institution will COM
mence Monday the eth Of November. The
increased necessities of the School have induced the
the Trustees to erect large and cOmmodious cd
dtion the present buildings which, together with
other ornamental Improvements, will make the A
cademy unsurpassed in comfort and beauty by any
Institution of the kind in this part of the State and
it is thought will aid not aliftle to maintain the
School at its present. eminenee.
Rates of Tuition per Session of months paya.
BILE in advance
Elementary Branch. Geography, GIammer,..S 500
Natural Sciences. Mathematics. &c, ......... 1900
Modern and Ancient Languages. 1900
il. W. Won ALDERHOFF
JONI NJ. FLEMING.
Kingston Tenn. Oct. 6 1858. Oct l4-4t.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
Agricultural and Commercial.

MoIGAYTON. Blount CO., Tenn. Oct. 9Th.
Mr.. J. W. O'Brien:-Dear SIR In reply to
yours Of the 18th ult., wonld say from the best
information | can get from the farmers in this
section Of country, that the number Of hogs
fattening this season is about the same as last.
but much better in quality. 1t is the general
opinion here that Pork will not be worth more
than 3 cents cross when fat. Corn crops all
along Little r:ll,5i,e RIVER are much better
this season than last. ] hear Of no new Germ
selling. Oats almost a failure; none offering
for sale Wheat is more abundant than last
season, and of better quality; in demand at
60 cents. Beef cattle scarce; none selling at
present. Good horses and mules scarce, and
in demand at from 800 to $3.50.
Respectfully, NJ. JONES.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
JOSEPH ANDERSON & SON.

III ANING made arrangements for extending their
4 business by connecting with their former trade
1T me blackberry the Tennessee river, new
branch at the mouth of Hickory creek, near Clinch
river in Knox county, about II miles north of Lou
don receiving and offering for sale at both
stands large and well selected supplies of
Fail and Winter Goods together 'oih Groceries
of every description. Their assortment Of Dry Goods
is complete including:
Prints, Casimeres, Ginghams, Delanes, lawns;
Muslins Embroidered, Jackonets, Shawls FTinges
for Dress, Buttons Combs Handkerchiefs, Neck Ties
And in short extensive assortment of every arti-
Gle of Winter Ware both for Ladies and Gents in
Guiding,
Bonnets latest Style, Hats for Men and Boys va
riety Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gents all sizes,
assortment of Ready Made Clothing, Drugs and
Medicines, an excellent sortment of Hardware &C.
&C., with a variety too tedious to mention.
We tender our thanks for former patronage and
invite the public generally to call and examines for
themselves believing that can suit both in article
and price j. ANDERSON d sun
y
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
SPECIAL ADVER TXSENENTS.
The Reason why i Succeeds.

The Mustang Liniment attainedits enormous pop
lariy, and almost unevers | use, simply because it
gives better satisfaction. accomplishes more
good relieves more pain. ard heals wounds
and sores than any other preparation before of
fered to the afflicted Every bottle that is used,
speaks for tself-ells its ou tale in the relief it
gives and the cure it effects And then one who
has suffered prehaps. long years With pain, without
hope of relief and finds in this Eminent an almost
Instantaneous remedy cannot help but speak in its
praise, and recommend it in the highest terms to all
that he sees suffering. 1t needs other recommen-
daton than trial See advertisement in another
column
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

"Bank Of Memphis. This is the title of
new Bank which will 90 into operation in this
city as soon as a suitable banking house can
be obtained. The notes have been received
and signed, and it is probable beginning may
be made Monday. The "Bdnk Of Memphis"
is organised under the provisions Of the law
passed at the last session of the Legislature
1t is the first bank of the kind established in
this section of the State, and is the fourth in
the State. That it will have large run of
business from the start, is certain. The names
and means of the bankers will command con-
fidence. The first issue of capital stock amounts
to Fifty thousand dollars; but this will be in
creased, in few months, to one hundred thou
sand o. liars. A sheet Of the notes of the
Bank was shown to us yesterday morning.
The design is beautiful one. Mr.. R. c. BRINK
LEY is President and WILLIAM F. BARRY is
Cashier Of the Bank Of Memphis" Their
permanent banking house will be on Main
street, adjoining j. Knox Walkers. Thus is
the banking capital of Memphis again increas-
ed,-upon which auspicious event. we heartily
congratulate our business men. The eompeti
ton must be of advantage to them; while the
commerce of our city is heavy enough to en-
ploy proftably the capital. of the bankers
Memphis Eagle.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

The Rail Roads, progressing well and we be-
Iiese all are ready now to cCncede that the pros
pect is good for its completion at as early day
as possible for work of such magnitude
We had occasion to pass along portion of the
line between this and Knoxville a few weeks
since, and we were pleased to see the various
contractors driving with spirit and energy
which seemed TO Indicate that so far as they are
concerned the work should be completed with
as little delay as possible. Messrs Davis and
Overly who have the first six miles west Of this
have made rapid progress, and are now within
the limits of the corporation, having worked the
entire length of their line and large portion of
it being nearly finished Railroad Journal.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
FALL GOOpS!
SMITH g. co.

JOHNSTON, SMITH & co.
A RE now openieg fresh stock of Fall and VIM
N ter Goods recently purchased in Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Now York, and respectfully ask
their customers to call and examine their asssOrt-
ment.
We have variety of Ladies' Dress Goods-con-
sistng of Fancy Brocade, and Black Silk, De Lanes
Cashmeres and Plads, Shawls Heavy Silk Fringes
and Laces and a variety of Dress Fringes
Above Stairs Gentlemen he shown unusual
ly large Stock of Ready Made Clothing-consisting
Of Pants, Vests Dress, Sack and Over Goats, Meri-
no Shirts and Drawers; also large supply of Calf
and Kip BOOTS. extra article Of Waterproof,
Double Soles and Uppers.
In Kip Shoes, we can show article equal if not
SUPERIOR any thing of the kind ever offered in this
market.
We have a fresh supply of
H4RDU:5bEE MD QUEENS HIRE,
Coffee, Sugar. Syrup, Molasses, Teas, Candles, Soap,
&C., &c.
We paid the Cash down for our Stock. Have
bought at the lowest figures and promise not to be
out done in low prices.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
Pro1nce Nnrkef.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 10, 1853.
Savannah Wholesale Prices Current.

Bacon-Hams l2(dl3; Shoulders 7l(aS; Sides
9094. Beef n York Mess, z Dbl. l3 GOA IL:
Prime O0@8 Flour barrel 0O(@7:O0;
Buckwheat 75c q % lbs. GRAIN.-Corn, retail
10000 2 bushel, wholesale 65(9 %: Lard & Dbl
101(g12. Pork, Mess, Western q Dbl 10000
5000; Prime lS:OO@l9:00; Mess New York,
2l:O0@ 1900. Oats 45@50. Peas s5(G8o.
Dried Peaches $2:5OG3. Butter lS(92O.--
Coffee lO(Gl3; Sugar 5!(99; MoiasseS ZIG
90; Salt, y sack, Sl25(aO.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

TIE Presi7eat-T5e Nsr FORK Domocracy.
The Washington Union is out in a violent arti-
cle against Nssrs. 0CoyyEE and BRoNsoE, the
L. S. District Attorney and Collector for their
refusal to unite with the Freesol democracy of
New York headed by Dix andthe VAN BURENs.
As the Union speaks by authority in such mat
gentlemen either have already been rsoon will
be removed from Office by the President. Let
Southern men note this fact and prepare them
selves for the embrace OF Dix, the VAN BUREys,
and the whole Freesoil pack, if they intended
dent seems determined to consumate the coali-
ton with the Freesoilers, regardless Of conse-
quences.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
IOct. II-Iy.
NOTICE!

A Burglary and theft was committed on my Gro
IA Gerry the the night OF the 9th inst, in the
town of Kingston and some fifty sixty dollars in
Bank Bills, and numerous notes of hand distracted
among which are the following: Three notes of
hand on Turner, one for $3.50, one for SI20, one
for $50, all due One note on D Taylor for $40,
due one day after date: Ansil Nanly S37 49,
due; Lewis Martin drawn payable three months
after date for $40 zee, due; one on j Taylor So
some cents; one on r u Allison for S27 and some
cents made payable to J A Work and assigned to
me: Alfred Norman for S24 sc; one on John
Philips for SO; one on W r Rayle payable to III W
Smith for s one note on Geo W kearney payable
to W q Robinson for : 20 and some cents: Togeth-
with quantity Of notes payable to John IL Tay-
lor that had been left with me-
All of which notes have been feoniously abstrac-
ted. Which the payers are hereby notified not to
liouidate, and the public not to trade for.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

M' Bronsor's Letter to Secretary Guthrie
The following is supposed to be the gist and sub
lance of Mr. Collector Bronsou's reply to Mr..
Gnthries circular:
CUsroM House, New York, Oct. G, 1853.
Hon James Guthrie, Secretary.
Dear sir Your letter Of Bird inst. is at hand.
When accepted the Office of Collector of this
port, it was to perform the duties of Collector,
and MOTTO do the dirty work of a partizan. or
feed hungry freesoilers and aboitionist with
government pap. Ny duties and responsibilities
l think l understand. and 50 long as it is the
pleasure of the President to keep me in officeso
long shall perform its duties, and wheu he
sees fit to remove mel shall rcinquish the place
with no small degree of pleasure. As for play
ing second fiddle to VIM. L. Marcy, or doing
your dirty work for the benefit of freesoilers,
shall most respectfully decline.
am Sir, Yours &c,
(Signed) O. B.