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Two DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-15

UUlSlANA SAVINGS COMP AM, corner
Camp Lafayette
tKed Legislature tn
STATE Will opened the
Dk y, tbs Sd instant.
The basis which
asuton For Of afordng all
their provided the
Dime will be received 0 n deposit.
For Honey deposited
tablEhsd:
Deposits sssthsn
ofthree cent.
Deposits than months and til
cat st this rate Of four
Deposits months
he allowed.
% FrdSys dspos will b only from =
....TRUSTEEE.,-.
Irwin, Jas. M. Forgay, mo. u. Camden
pralon, Coennn, Jas.M IA. Rand.
RI. artson, WA, H. GARLAND Preeident.
anh.Au IL L.
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~ IS haf Pipes Poulney Brandy,
So half pipes Brandy.
20 half pipes vinsyart Proprietor, Brandy
VIZ 600 Or. casks Port Wine
18o Or. cssks Madeira Wine.
% Or. casks Sherry Vine.
80 uAske 8 Grape lea Champagne,
so haskes Moet Chan onCh Champagne.
700 Claret brands,
9 10 casks Copenhagen Cherry Brandy.
4 ppnchsuhs Scotch aud Irish Whishy.
punchsons JamaIca Rum. -
For sale OF. liberal tsrms by
js29u s. WOLFE s5 camu st,sst RI
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r AUDEaDALE WHITE s4puno.-..

~ - Gs La .ie aslsc Mis-rh. asa il SEsH
aaa Popaef WAGERING ri2co, ion. n zkz&-
NE q ~hoss wsers -
ar1i,y ana th5 pusiie lie
.hs mobile aud ofo I'D,
ai.s, eo'n esg Mouth, Eas West,
rec uon oil vttlss tho May 80 'feAeu of me
Luld r..
iui tue has bsea lroeu
e.son hvs ~ asgoas thersusb TIE ne
sarge and AIRY roonl1,
70 the 10 xurioaacsm 0 gu "tsa = We"
me prop epr AsAurss oa ,,
u Watering pace. taat spar u 70
dntive hsaltb '-1' -. $500 81 VoA-
fhs On snd Noble Rsioad ,assss WITHIN one mile a, ~,
orpfs The witnin tbirty Iiiss
iAe OF rs cass six horse eoaeh A
eohVeyiAe Paseen on Mcaia ia 81 ne Ira
W. lours iue LIS will
lYancss Asa Heohrd4nIiy by
nsnat We CAS- win % wlhu
laslin1 q cosears also
1feenaDoro ins OF
CLIFTON and Colun nss.t sp ana
Souta. N "@'''As Fiaces III thn
Ihs roP.etor gra..fd o patoHsg. will OF
every iaelt lot ea1srbutlpg the M
h inter ds the pasroaase Of nyaaa nm
hseAers eoa plete esta. ishuaeht. y ~ "u f''Ae+'e
RATES OF BOARD: s
90
-: ~ 90
Snisof' ana 4ersans.--
My atlss aad Will Kept frst Fate odr ,vt.h a
hosliers snd aounaan pioyender. - ' viva s'oa
bUsu n n sv,r.,
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d heap! Very CIleap!!

FEsO HOUSE kEEPElS = ECONOMIST -
NJ AsD JACKs1S RANGES CRATES AND STOVE &hN
looking SEE % q tn and uly rasd H s%
weti, prizes iron 81 81 AL eted; aso lie R
seA klown kconori Ranges.
The large OF thsa Istely
has to he
of puch who we'll CITY AID will youn
taly
bkiug of both simple
with OPP op, VII oh afo DIS the
% aSsumula E. Ite eoavehenes u tAtor, stands
of
ci,s.
J4psnned whrc Broom Tub and Pals Kitchen Utensi
Lamp Oil AID Alcohol, Globe Chmneys Wick,
spirit Gas.
All Of Work and r. pairing the HoEsE FURNISH
Pstrick's Church. WEI HoDsSoN,
dfce Ftoif SauIAx >
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CATTLE MARKET.

IUEsoA' EvESiNo. August "A 1865
There arrived today 81 heed Of Tezss Besves. 80
Lake BesVes and $50 Lake Calves The itock Of Beef
Cattle is ample and prices arsunchangsd ince our last
report.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-15
ELoRIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER

X URI U YELLOW PINE LUMBEh
lAkpsThe undersigned have addition ter old ,nd
we known Established lumtsr yaYis sf,ee Iandn Na,y
Basn oetweenS Paul. recanty ess nv
lumber yard the Did Basin fronting Caha on th
De-een Ruse snd Robsr'son son
o. Peter streets where they keep constantly raj an
sorment Of building materials, sueh "a : ~ " sS' es-
and Is mch dressed opsusd and gy,o,os
Yellow Pine Celtng. - ' sN anu htoofea
yellow FiOe Flooring, 'ee "nu si'oseu
Pine Flooring. s, '41ANe ''An' Aeiiow
Dressed shelving and dressed scautng and
soim o. an sizes; heavy timber Decking
"a len flne boards and Weather Boarding L4ths
on hand and made order. N41s' s."As'
oraeIs taken for humber on Pensacola and
water Bay West Fforda Of
Bs New York Bos West Galveston Lavaa Cdrpps
orasrsd h.y are also prepared supply Ii. Ergh
Their Dressed Lumosr kept an neatly piled sheds
all tmss article we'll esdy inmed ,e
FOLEY, NiCOL d
Corner Cedar Bsp,,
Iy9 I'm Corner Robertson Carondeet WAX OLA Rasn
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ARRIVED.
EXPORTS.

Ship shef'd spoke hak franklin the Cd Instant, OF Turk
Island, from Boston for Trinidad.
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NLOUR-700 bbls fresh ground superfne,
n landng 81. Niehoaa sale by = 9} : 7T~'
aai B. H. KENNEDY = Co.. 70 Tohoup.ouas .sss..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-15

BREACH OF TRusT.--Louis Moses, the daeuer-
reotypist yesterday had Delaunay arrested ID the
Second District charge Of having failed to return
and pay SD for three pictures which be had in
December last and which he permitted to take away
upon promise to return and pay for them He was
looked up to await hearing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-15

CHARGE OF MURDER Sunday the Coroner
held inquest the body of Mira Catherine Rey uos
ut NO " Delord street Formerly Triton Walk and
Hsrdict that she died OF Intemperancs exposure
Mr. Patrick kugent, neighbor, however tak.s DIFF
feren view of the matter Yesterday had Peter Rey
ntds The husband OF the deceased arragDed before the
Recorder upon strong suspicion, from Information
cevsd that she had BEEN murdered by violent beating
inflicted upon hsr the day of her The Recorder
fixed the Examination of the the Dist and sent
Peter to prison -
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SWINDLING.-Evan McLennen was yesterday
arraigned before Recorder Bright on charge Of hayn,
obtained 1856 worth of iumber from Joseph Evans OF thu
nrm Of Evans Rdgwsy, during the months of June ant
atons In default Of bail Of 500 appear on the st
he Was sent to nrison = II
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.


n FHU . n UU hASIuE N
N OF th- Old Estantis red
House ARBouIN MARETT q
Co., for the safe of the superior
=BRANDIEs, s,lso SOLE I'M
PORT n oflf.he Celebrated
P0uLTNEY BRANDY, is nov
prepared to receive ardera for
either, to be shiupsa direct to
any point in the unicu, ST the
lowest market priees for Cog
FAC.
W Samples esu be seen a.
IBe' Vice "=. ls4E-
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A TTENTI0Nl sOLDIERSil - EXTRA a
On PAYilt-All hoss who have i IN wat a
and who moi received Their of h m
18th July 1885 BY calling the max n Their L
apnesueps his wit a'snd % tho uing M
a2=r OH sr at Washington City.
AaiB I'm nj RICARDO No % cann s,sst 8
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. and caetnga tor shs improved Cotton
, Of Grand Gull, and now in general
power. - 8T= -. 5-a@Z =w.
PRESSURE CORN MILLS, being
In every reapscs the best Corn Mills in
sH. GILMAN. 81 Nateher STRAIT.
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WORK HOUSE. Thomas McKeon, for being in
somebody's yard under suspicious crcumstan ees ana
Robert Drya and Thomas Sowery for lying down drunk
in lafayette Square, yesterday sent out for month
each.
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RECORDER RAMos's Court. There was no.
thing of moment done in this Court yesterday or the sy
before owing to thu illness of the Recorder Justice
Galopgne discharged the docks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-15

SSNsTRoEE. Deputy Coroner Mitchell yester-
day held an inquest the body of Thomas Gregory an
lrishnan twentyhIee years old found dead In yard at
No % Enshien street. in the Third District verdict
sunstroke.
Also inquest on the body of Sophia Dinkle Ger.
man ntwsnty nine years old, found dead in house
at the corner Of Live Oak and Eighth streets in this
Fourth District. Verdict, snnstroke.
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HTRESH PEACHES, APPLES AND PEARS,
Camp street.
The undersigned will pay orders from
antilles, Hotels
be Shipped will be nay packed keeping condition.
Parties wishing order Treas catalogues
depot. >e'S
EY- Please paronize Fruit Cultivation and
jyas tn CONRAD SHREDDER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-15

St Paul street. Monday night for presenting his wife
with a billet not blet-doux, such he was wont to
Halter her with In the hacyon of their eourtsp
with which he her good billetipg the head
with admonton that if she didn't like It, he would
kill her entirely Yesterday tho wife didn't app. ar
against him, he discharged Patrick will probably
tinkla her with NO hillafs II ina
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-05-14

THE Sons of the Sires history of the rise, rrog
/ ress and destiny of the American Party, and It's
probable influence on the next Presidential election
tf which il added review Of the letter of the Hon
Henry A. Wise, against the Know -Noihings, ny ar
American. For sale at
mar ; '55 CURSES.
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r. ID RAND & CO..

4 NAlOuS to dispose Of their present large stock
a Of Lumber, to make room for still larger stock
IN the sprng' they think they make it to the in
tcrest of al who wish to purchase to give them call
and ind out what Lumber ought to sell at. feb 81
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E. D. RAND & CO..

" Burlingtou Iowa, for the purpose Of manufacur-
ing and selling Lumber, Shingles and Square Timber
lI,hey have their Mills now in full operation-
laVins spared no expense in procuring the best ma
chinery they fatter themselves that in the ens,iny
Der. rEsh1ot ~
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TEN R s
BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY.
Tauey Street, Burlington, Iosra.
A. NJ DU n ANS & co..

MOULD respectfully inform dealers that they
w have recently made extensive Improvements
m their establishment and are ncw making matches
orders however large that they may receive. eur
matches are warranted to be gsod As any made.
We are also manufacturing, largely. Writing Inks
OF very superior quality and can gill all or.aers ut
low rates. A. IL. BURIlANS i CO.
april 81. 55-lv
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DUTu HALL for sale at
mar 3 80 Col

A LSO lot Of Juvenile Works To suit all ages from
n five to fifteen years for sale at coRsE's.
april 10.
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THIRD YEAR. VOL. l-----N0 30
GROCERIES FoR THE.MILLI0N
KTMBALL & cos. y :

5. KIMBAl.L 4 CO., have justrcceiveda large
y. shipment Of Goods consisting In part asfollos:
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r. B, HARRIS.

~. D. nAhhIO,
House and Sign Painter,
| INFORMS the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity
1 that he has taken the shop formerly occupied by
Mr. u Snyder, on Third street, noar the Methodist
Church. where ho will be thankful for all orders in the
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting,
limitations o. Wood md Marble. Fresco and Scene
Painting. Flags and Banners Painted in the very
best style. Painting on Glass. Transparencies, 6c,
Masonic and Odd Fellows Regaas painted in {, style
that cannot fail to please. Paper Hanging and
Glazing, Mixed Paints, Trunks, Valses and Umbrel
las lettered on short notice.
Call and give him a trial. rfebI, '55tf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-16

ORGANIZATION SUPREME COURT NEBRASKA
We copy the following from the Nebraskian Of the 2st
utmo;
Pursuant the proclamation of the governor the
preme court of Nebraska convened In this city the 10th
inst and was duly organized-Chief Justice Ferguson
and Associate Justice Hardin the bench. Attorney
General Esabrook and Deputy Marshal Lowe in
tendance
men of clerk Of the court and the oath of office adj
ministered to him by Judge Ferguson.
In consequence of the illness OF Judge Hardin nothing
further than organization he's yet been effected
judges being necessary for quorum hoped however
that his honor will be able to resume the performance OF
his official duties in day two so that the business now
before will be disposed OF at its present session
Judge Ferguson has therefore adjourned the court from
day TO day.
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BY TEL e G r. A H.
Arrival of the Africa.

HALIFAX, March 15.--The Cunard steamship Africa
rived this morning She sailed from Liverpool Saturday
Sd nan and therefore brings three days later advices
than those received by the Pacific The Of the most
important character.
Tcegrsphic dispatches received in London
day announcing that the Emperor of Russia had that
morning at ST. Petersburgh Of apopexy Other
state that he poisoned assassnaed No particulars
in regard to his death given.
No official of the Emperor having been pre-
viously sick had been made
The news of the Cars death announced in the
houses Of Parliament by Lords Clarendon and Palmeston
There various in London in regard the death
of the Gar The general impression is that he
naed The most intense excitement prevails not only in
France and England but throughout Europe. ST. Peters
burgh, il is said is robed in mourning.
There many who discred the report of the Emperor
death. The whole report requires confirmation.
Letters from Paris state that the Emperor Napoleon pre-
pairing to leave for the Crmea
No farther fighting had taken place before Sebastopol
The allied troops suffering severely from the cold
The peace conference have been held Vienna
the 9Th instant.
Letters from Madrid state that the Spanish government
was disposed settle their difficulties with the United States
in amicabe manner.
From AUSTRIA Prussia, and the other Germanc powers
the news is not important
LrvKnrooL March 3.--Cotton dull. Flour unchanged
Corn has declined. Wheat dull Money easier Provisions
dull. Stocks firm. Conso' closed at slA.
Markets..
New YonK March 15.--Cotton is downward and dull
sales of 1000 bales Sales of good Ohio flour at 80 81
50 81 southern is rmales of 900 barrels at yesterday
rates Wheat is upward, and prices trife higher;
southern white at So as So 40 mixed at 81 IT, The
market unsetedsales of 1000 bushels western mixed
at ss cents Pork is upward and firm. Beef unchanged
Lard upward and firm. Whiskey is steady.
BALrIMoRE, March 15.-Flour-no sales were reported
this morning. but prices nominaly the yester
day. The receipts of grain were fair Wheat-sna sales
red at 81 50 o. white at 81 20 So rs. Corn-small
alesmixed at IS sc cents white at 81 So and yellow
at 50 cents per bushe The Of yesterday prevented
general activity on the part Of buyers
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The SEBAsroPoLe-cHAssE IN TIM POINT OF AT
TAcKThe Paris correspondent of the Morning Chronicle
writing the 18th Of February, says General Mel,
whom the Emperor sent TO the Grimea to report on the
state Of the siege operations only returned TO Paris on FRI
day The result Of his visit has been change of tactics
Sebasopo TO be invested another point Of attack has
been chosen -Four batteries be erected distance
of 600 from Fort Malakof which viii unite the
French and English works and enable them concentrate
heming force against the place and render 1t
,enable their works viii be completed between the 10th
and goth of March The allies win then open fire with 400
guns II is calculated that II the Emperor leaves Paris
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DEsrITuTIoN AND RIOTS IN ENGLAND.

From the papers received by the Pacific we learn that
desttution in England had almost reached its height
From the combined causes of unusually winter,
unusually dear prices for all descriptions of provisions and
atoal sagnaton of trade the poor in deplorable
state Many thousand laborers have been for weeks with
out food, excepting the supplies of charity. Liverpool
paper says
In Liverpool the times have peculiarly severe in
consequence OF frost having stopped the extensive building
Works and from the continuance Of easerly winds having
prevented the arrival Of the American shipping The
enee OF shipping alone deprived nearly thousand dock
aooers and porers Of work. and Of all descriptions of la
borers there fewer than eighteen Thousand
destitute Of employment Considering the number OF help
less women and children dependent these men, il repre-
nt terrible amount Of suffering Our correspondent de-
'cribe pitiable hundreds Of poor fellows idnp
around the Exchange in the hopes obtaining chance
ob Considerable lberay has displayed by the ct
hen and about Is 900 subscribed Relief stores were
opened various parts Of the town. tickets emitting the
holder to bread and Goals freely distributed The
zoe unemployed was, almost without exception peace
e ana prasewortay, although want great that in
stances had occurred where he'd tainted from hunger and
m on 'ne street. The bulk these really industrious classes
ore up navey in the hope of early return to labor
however on Ipssday the 20th great agitation was observa
e The scotland Road, the lowest and most dis
Equitable quarters OF the BY degrees the excite
meht swelled into the dimensions of riot Bands of ,b
marched out into various parts OF the town and
he greatest CONSERVATION TO the The stores
ne 'he principal horoughfares were immediately closed
and stversmiths first, the cutters and gun
ahe nnay the entire trade Of the was suspended
se bands OF msrsuders varied number from 90 10
out contaneda considerable portion of women and lads
seemed TO have sort OF nor sny definite
ct IN view At first they rushed tumultuousy into the
49, shops twenty or thirty Of which stormed and
numbered They also demanded and received money from
other storekeepers. An attack on ST. John.
but the gates closed, and the police beat off the
segert Towards evening the resumed its vented
appearance An extra force Of special constsbes WA. sworn
ana number Of the police armed and mounted
v prisoners were taken, and summary sentenced
ne police courts to terms Of hard labor varying from
sert day, Wednesday, the 2ls the disturbances we're
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rpr VIRGINIA KNow-NornINGs.

9TH, 1. a strong ticket Each Of the gentlemen named
has had service Congress The frat is whg the other
two and ALL believe Of eonserraiiee vss@s and
,,ao. They OF ability and experience 10 public
Affairs and Of fair share Of personal popularity"
So speaks the National Lfelgsseer in announcing the
ominaions OF the aknow-nothngs' in Virginia for the
chief State Offices The views and feelings OF the
mess which the hnugaer endorses conservative"
ar. /, is well understood opposition to citizens Of foreign
sr,h and to Catholics whether native foreign born
without such views and feelings whatever Others they
NAV have neither Mr. fiournoy, Mr. Beale Mr.. Patton
could have been Nominated They must all be in full com
munion with the secret order and the full measure Of
h, Intolerance. Upon any other view their nominations
are not Ineligible and yet the hegsnc vouches for the
conservatism Of such pernicious doctrines
The senior editor Of the hegence If we mistake not
i ~ soreign birth He is the worse and none the
better because Of his birthplace it is true but we cannot
understand hsw he receives conservative men the car
o article of whose faith is to regard him as disioya
citizen unworthy Of public trust or public honor Both
o the editors that journal have at different periods been
bonored with the mayoraty Of Washington The views
and feelings which find such favor with them now would
exclude either of them from the humbes office under the
city corporation unless the pledge OF hdey required oy
the oahs Of secret order first gyenoaths at which
the truly conservative revolt in horror The same views
and feclingsa which secured these Virginia nominations
thrust one Of the editors out of the management OF the
Washington Monument Society And for what Because
he Il not in the eyes of his american" friends, a
true american that is TO say, though an American
bS birth and Protestant in religion the junior edi-
tor Of the IateLiyeneu has not gone into midnight
lodge and made oath of hostility to Catholics and natu-
rallied citizens whose sudrages occasions than
one were Of material aid in elevang him to high Office
It's such which would have
delighted the ruans of the French revolution and finds
some of its hottest zeaots among the maeriasts and inf
des of this countryhat the Ielgencer if not openly,
eoverty and mschievously assists in propa-
eating.
Ifthe Efelgeae TO adopt the conservative views
and feelings Of the "know-nohings' it would be more
manly as it certainly is respectable to take its stand
openly 1t will relieve all doubt to its true position
and the public will form intelligent judgment of its
character as a candid, conservative journal