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.EmpiRE PARISH CORRESPONDENTS.
9PAar.A on pn.eurn,,s,. Or. 9ss "a,

/
I'D 4PARisH OF PiAeuEMfsks, Oct. 23d, 1864
Since month two, have had very often the ocoa.
sion t. srson the ~ g. q Politics bu. contest that
had progressed In this the State ala ot know
to what until last week Within the past ten Of
twelve says nss sas saas ssysnty the
psrh and the y st they are joining the good cause
The Anties-and some Of their number arc men wal
Acqasintsd Nh re several localities In ths Enpirs
5th prcx triumph TO- an overwhelming majority in thi
region which formerly the focus OF the
party lip Louisiana How things now changed nut
few years none but fatooted Democrats wold
for public Offices here. Where are the lion hearted
Locofocos
onsatnrday, the goth inst the Know Notbiprs rave
great barbecue at Grand Prairie. large concourse Of
people were present the OCCASION washington CoY
called to the Chair with Pierre Cosse and Cyprien
Buras as Vice Presidents and John Rapp Secretary
Messrs. @ b. Penrose, Il. G.. Mackay and DR. / r.
Wilkinson spoke in English. Their speeches had most
telling the audience and were warmly appiauded
H. Lerche and s. Martin, our gallant young Creoles
addressed the assembly n French Although their re-
marks short they enthusiastically received by
their hearers that understood French great numbsr
Of ladies' were present on the occasion
The Americans OF Jesults Bend, Wishing not to remain
behind their political brethren in the other quarters q
th parish gave last Monday grand dinner nc M Geof
troy store Il is true the meeting was not yerv numer
Gus, but was very enthusiastic Dr.. Wilkinson Penrose
Mackay and Lsrchs spoke most eloquenty on the
tons Ut the present Their
often interrupted BY bursts Of applause Dnrips the
meeting few Democrats tried to cause disturbance
met yesterday gentleman who offered to bet thou
sand dollars that the parish OF Paquemnes will in
Of Derbigny; although there were good many simon
puras present. not one would accept the bet y y
Four or Ave of our sugar growers have comnereed
grinding As yet cannot say whether the cane yields
well.
The worms have made their appearance on several
plantations in the lower part of this parish The same
told has been and continues to be much injured by
these enemies. & In haste
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Rosb saudou D. penegre Henry
nsr ~ Lapayre James W. H. Dudley NJ. Pinckari,
Alfred Penn James L, wibIay, Samuel Smith, Thoma POWELL
Shaw Thomas Soo Charles Briggs John Pembe tom
Brothers. T. A. Adams Robert Richards, Samuel Locke,
r. W. Ton, Charles c. Ganss J. D. waite,
w. B. MeCucheop. A, D. Crosman T. Monegu VIM. Fee,,
Charles Waterman Charles Genn Denis Preu Washington
Jackson VIM H. Avery Bytns, James Nsvin, Vim, vosei
Leopold JtAnnet W. Boga Flank Pset o. Trsmouls p A.
eirsud Edmund j. Foa, J. A. Baud, j. Y. Igsna wm T.
Hspp Urquhart, Robert Mcdowell W. Cox, F. Kohoa
C. B. Tate. John Rodswad. C. B. smsd ]. Barnds W. H.
Letehford, r. Smms O. Talamon, que r. Bsrsrs j. r.
Manha P. Hebrard John g. Games, Samuel Moosg
Blanc R. D. Shepherd NJ Rousseau A. Benvsnu Joseph Ab
Josph Lvata R. Schwartz r. Elliot H. T. Lsn,dale, Charls.
borne. C. Lee, Taylor, Joseph Lalande A tsnborg
James W. Zchare Ambrose Laafss c. Yuils, BraDds
o. Norton, w. Payne George Jouss A. D. Kelley D. R.
roll W, E. Levech, FrsAsn j. NJ cfbaIlero Robert Eya.
John Eaton c. c. Collins Leon Quyrouz' James Dudley b.
P. Voorhees, W H. Vredenbefg T. j. Hart John Holiness Thos
J. Dix, r. Converse H. ogis sby, James A. Ferguson, H. A.
Boyle John oden, Charles Leeds VIM G. Hewes Cole, G.
Duncan H. j. Ranney, Geo. Lcgepdre, E Fosa
C. D. Yarcey John NJ. Bell II. SUMNER H. V. Baxter
Fosdiek W Gi ney R. H. Chiffon. John Hddlsatou H. Rem
shaw, c. Payne Vim. Grant, A. Miller, Emile Marqusr, G.
W. Danbar J. 81 Gond o. Gaiard Ira S. H1dsn Jaison,
W. sewe Joseph Moorshouse Newton Rharss T. H. Howard
Alex Levy, G. stsson j. corson A. NJ Hoboo G. sty
P. H Samuel Hardy, John Claiborne, W. n. Adsn
Gnns, q. Prenderga,. Dr. H. d. Baldwin, Joseph A.
Beard G. Cary, W. s. Wright F, Paigy Pus, r. de Tusnts
o94 9p9t
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AMERICAN EETING

The following meetings will be held by the American
party of Louisiana In the parish of Orleans:
PUBLIC MASS MEETINGS.
LIST. At Mrs. GaIdwels Hail. Third District, on Thurs
day, October 18th, att PM.
I'd On Lafayette Square Saturday, eth October at
o'clock P. M.
Sd. at Alsiers, on Tuesday, 3oth at O'Clock P. M
4h On Canal street, junction of Bourbon and Caron.
delst streets Saturday, Sd November at O'Clock P
Hon. Duncan F. Kenner, Hon. Randsll Hunt, John W.
Price, George Eusts Jr oyprisn D. Duour, Capt. Chas
D. Dreux, Col. Dick Stewart, j. J. Michel M A Foute
Hon. Theodore G. Hunt, George b. N. Wales and other
distinguished American orators will address the respective
meetings. t-z oil 2dptf
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.az - NEW ORLEANS October "a, 1855.
sa- The following named citisens, invited by the
Mayor TO act concert with committee appointed by the Common
Council Orleans correspond with hs Department
postoe waahnstn touching the gisranss
pested transmit the United States mall
The nhed fixed therefor along the main line south through
Of Norm csens souh Carolina Georgia
ending atNsw Orleans and rsmsdsa hsreo
,aid Committee in the Chamber the Board of Aa,
demsn, THURSDAY 7sth inst p. NJ purpose Of
tax ing joint action in the matt rs referred to ihem
= EDW. H. DURELL.
'= N.-z. TEos. X. PRICE,
%Ez -I.. ..s AID. DUPRE,
ADA NJ GlFFEN,
'7% ..'..U JENNIsoS EAGER,
]. L. FABRE,
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION. the morning of
the 10th, while the small steamer Seneca was
towing vessel through Randolph street Bridge,
at Chicago, her boilers exploded with terrific
violence, making her complete wreck. The
captain was blown overheard and lost, and the
engineer and several other persons were severely
wounded and scalded.
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THURSDAY MORNING. ocrR Is, 1856.
FOR AMERIcAN STATE AND PARRISH TICKET.
SEE FIRST PAGE.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFuMERr, ETo.-We in
site the sttentoaof Planters physicians and families
thu card Of Thomas Ranken, Camp and Poydras
streets Hs stock q srclss in his line is always full
carefully selected.
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A dispatch of the 10th from Buffalo states
that body of armed Irish had torn down o
bridge on the Brentford Railroad and would
not allow the trains to pass.
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]. Watt Smith, one of the editors of the
Memphis Eagle and Enquirer, died in Memphis
onsthe 10Th. His death it is stated was caused
from severe mental and physical prostration,
caused by overwhelming with his SIGH daughter
and wife, together with grief for the loss of the
latter. -
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NEW MUsro.--A piece Of music - La Cos-
rome ApaperSale de L'Etofie dss .Nord- has
been laid upon our table. It is composed BY
y r. = Lehman, and dedicated to Mile Aline
du Clary. M atoisd aa;ss9s.
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na- Ths Circulation Of ths Blood is iuatlx

greatest Divine
ing engine the hear it driven all parts the syatsm giving
and strength the complicated machinery This s
Ing nood whether sleep uass kly through
softly through the veins. How necessary
should kept from all inquiry and how negligent many
this great essens the enjoyment perfect
the Liver generally the primary
and Jaunde Indseson and all the haasng feelings attending
Dyspepsia which makn life burden result from
rapidly follow uede, thsre No would
long able obtain bottle OF Hoohnd celebrated Germap
Ber prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackaon Philadelphia rarely
fail Inhecug permanent See advertisement % d&Wm
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For VrgKsBURG = The hne swift steamer
Southern Belle, Capt Broadwell, leaves at 5
o'clock this afternoon for the above and inter
mediate ports sss NJ
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M9 EDITORS CREscENT-Please announce
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE for Reelection to hs Office
of Constable Of s First Justices Court Of the Parish Of
Oh 9ptds JOHN. J. HOPPE.
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On the morning Of the 18th, Herman G. Ad-
ans, broker of Milwaukee. was shot in his own
office by German named Feirner, and died in
q few hours afterwards. The difficulty was in
regard to money matters. A =ls.z,
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american Ticket.
PARISH JEFFERs SON

FOR SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE.
b ron REPRESENTATIVES,
JAMES N. MEHAFfEY,
G.E0RGR q. LAWRAs0N.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, E.
W. p, SCOTT.
FOR SHERIFF,
PAsgALIs LABARRE.
FOR CORONER,
F.P. sMATTUCK.
EoRscLERk or COURT, ~55r
EDw. rBUIssON.
ron ASSESSOR,
y, 4, p0NsELLANs
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The FEvER.--We find the following para
graphs in the Madison parish Advocate Of Fri
day last: Es..z. 81, a.
We regret to learn that the fever has broke
out in New Carthage, in this parish, and that
two or three deaths have occurred. Mr.. P.
Smith, Of the firm of Smith \ Co., We under
stand died on Tuesday, and we learn that Mr.
John Carr and others are Frustrated with the
disease.
The return of warm weather has had the
effect of giving the fever fresh start at the
Bend, where It had nearly disappeared. We
understand that several persons have been
attacked within the past few days, Mr.. Henry
Simmons, MIR. Kimbrough, and Mr., John De-
Mott, We learn, are among those who are sick.
We have heard of no deaths there since our last
publication,
The health of Richmond, we are happy to
say, was never better than at this time. There
is not case of sickness in town
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A special election held on the 18th. in Balti-
more, to fill q vacancy in the City Council, re-
suited in the election Of an American.
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A steamship has been seized in New York
harbor on suspicion Of being q priyateer With
Russian sympsthies. 'fli 8
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METAIRIE CoURsE. There will be race over
the Metarie Course this afternoon at O'clock for Sill
Goblet between four well-known horses See adysr
tiseuent
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"A t5z=...5=z= 10 CHARTREs STREET,
by daily arrivals ressvny, from the
fresh supplies Of patterns OF WILTON Rrnss
PEsIRf Bra.ss Phys and Ingram ETINs also FLOOR
spartmsnta. ''' " -e' 'Aia nsss Of
Cloths siar Rods ali Of which low al msyhs n
OH Bdi A. BROUs8EAU Il GO.
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CORNER GRAVIER, :
Have hand aud receiving by Haaufsa-
tory AL Broadway, New York,
CHOICE IND DESIRABLE GOODS.
All Goods sold by them expressly Orleans
rade and article y Among prs,cut rok
Black and colored Cloth Dress and Froek COATS.
BUSINESS COATS, suits TO MATCH large variety eoorr
ST. NICHOLAS OF FER SKIN OVER SAC, supsrane.
THE Sc 5AsToPoL ovERcoAT-The Goa. of the season.
PILOT CLOTH COATS, Of every style quality
Extra Long Pilot ovERcoATs for stsatnboa, Men,
TALmAs MoNTEcHlRsTos and cLoAKs, Blsck Blue all
qualities. G'#.r' II
Blue PHO, BoULEyARDs and SHORT sAcs. 1851 W.
PARTALaoNs, of description. =5
Black and cooed. the following eooas-sa SILK Cash
mere. Velvet, Cloth, Cashmere
BombaIins. Bsrpour Bali VESTS.
FURNISHING GoODs-sPLRNDID ASSORTMENT
And would AK particular oar stock Of sIRTs
kspug hand. We are enabled 10
all aises Of neck and length arms.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
Ia he different variety above for MOI. and 4,
well known fact thasshs BOYS CLOTHING cr.a by n.
are the bss. to be found, in particular orlsao
N A. III. Co. ths only AGENTS in New orsaps Of
UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY for the sale of thor t;ooa
Large stock always hand. Priesa
which the Cotton Picking Shirts Apron and cspot and
Ctoh suitable for the attention
scuarly called.
Beds Pillows Cushon Caps Cloth Hospital md
description Of CLOTHING manufactured by them.
SILK RUBBER COATS weighing eight price, fifteen dosa
~ ONE PRICE STORE OF Es
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
"a Magaains street. corner Gravter
Store nights eight Saturdays 10 nine ocIost
apd not sundsys. oaa aps,Attw
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,,6 s HIR Ts,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNIaHING GOODS,
offered ssablshmsn In shs soah. great diversity
designs produced for tho FALL TRADE
thing worthy attention has inst received hs last
Me0DYs reputation for ohoapnsa will surely be- rsmo
In his ns glance al the prices a. which he enabled or
his Goods his large and advantageous purchases
the North ard inporta.ione from Europe. 5s
Excellent SHIRTS his mandatory, No. ss Broadway.
Hall dozen forsf. Try them
UNDER sHIRTs and DRAWERS, at sos. each.
2Oto dozen ENGLISH HOSIERY, ats9 per dozen. .
Splendid SILK CRAyhTs tsquAres, 81 Is oath.
Beaufort DeJoiuyio Alma les, at sec. cath.
1000 dozen LINEN CAMBRIA MANUFACTURES 6uer than sve
atsaso per pair.
Hanisope Dressing ROBES, at IS each.
Winter GLOVES twsrm and srong) a, $50 par
SEQ BINGHAM UMBRELLAS, at 1sc. each. vl
leo doan tonvius KID GLOVES expressly Moody
cheaper than t5e5 @.w @+7 ~
Boys fine SHIRTS and UNDER GARMENTs
LADIES HOSIERY, ete. 5s 1855
1000 euriositss in sriclesfo the Toilet,
Writing CaseT, boat quality Psrumery Travelling niauds.
Porte Monnsies, Dressing Cases, uss'ul Presents.
And aver. thing 10 render the most complete A., .
GENTLEMEN,s EsTABLIsHMENr,
s. N. MOODY,S,
f corner Canal stree. and Exchange Place.
B SHIRTS msds TO erds every STYLE New York prie.
o9a apN
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ms NOTICE. have for sale No. Girl,
years age speaks French Eug every way
likely Girl DO fuad in the State. She be
Arcade.
az Dsa and Piaiune please copy week.
AT the City Hotal.
GA 9psLs R. BARTLETT.
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AUCTION SALES.


Suggestion q WILLIAM A. JONES and ELIZABETH IoNEs
Household Furnurs Silver ate and Valuable Servant
BY GEO. PALFREY, Auctioneer.
Once, No. ~ Camp street.
SATURDAY, 9th October, 1866, at o,clook
NJ r. MI M be sold aneon ihe preme' Hsreuiss
Jadgs Of the scand District Orleans listed
fy 9Th octobsr, 1855, a,d 18th October, 1856
Aqa,nsy q Household Furniture ennalstpx Mahogany
Atmoir Bsdstsad DnrE Tables silver Plate, Cssksry VA,
Cooking utsnsis, etc. Terms cash. ''
SATURDAY, November 1th 1855 at - O'Clock Arcade
BY Honorable Second Gc con,t
Nev Orleans, dated 1qih October, ISIS
The slave hog,es SALLY aged about 10 House Servant
Terna, cash. ~
W. L. Poole Esq Notary Pahe the s1p.pss
o. tue Purchsaer oil 10 ~ nit
Succession VIM. A. ZONES ELIZABETH JONES' monbl,s
meubian du
PAR GEO. PALFREY, Encateur.
bureau, No. 81 Camp,
GAMEDI, ~ 0ctobre, 1866, a deux heures du
~ soir eneap les enr No. Hercules
du depx odroa de moi nddrts
lea date respeeivement du oobe 1884, ociobs
1856
Uns quantite meubes msubIan aho
gany hrmare Bots dea Sis Tables d,arynls
vese, batteric de cuisine. Condition.. compliant.
SAME d. Noyembro IL 1855. midi lAnde dc BanR
Mngasns compile de 10 Madame Elisabeth
dun ore Dc Honorable de Ia deux.me
do Is Nouyells Orleans date dn ~ octobre, 1885,
HEseays SALLY nsgtesss ases denvirop Ie ans
Conditions. compliant.
dovaut W. Pools Noairs Public
psnse de psehs'eur. oil rs n ni11
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Wanted,
Az this Office, coMPosIToR Frsaah and
English. None but in both need apply
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SALMON P. CHAsE,--The Vioksburg Wing
thus answers its own interrogatory--"W Who is
Salmon P. Chase ," The reply is truthful, and
is just as applicable to Louisiana as it is to
Mississippi:
Now, who is Salmon L. Chase A Democrat
Of the first water, who never, We presume, cast
other than a Democratic vote in his life-was
for along time Democratic y. S. Senator from
ohio-has done long and faithful service for the
Democratic party-is yet Democrat, and is,
perhaps, as bitterly opposed to the American
party as any man in the Union--has done all
ne could to crush the American party--has de-
nounced It as the pro slavery party, sin with
nan greater tnan all others--yet, notwithstand-
| ing all this, We find Democratic paners in Mis-
sissipi trying to make their credulous and nm
inspecting readers believe that Salmon P. Chase
vas the candidate Of the Americans in the late
Ohio election, Wv '''''
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Fashionable Dry Goods. -
1876 CAMP STREET. 1875
Fl O RACE HARRY
H, la received c.ha~ba City
New York; and packets udiana Heidelberg
from the North and Europe, very desirable and -,
Oh EAP
STOCK OF FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
The particular attention tho
hne EMsRotDEsIEs, conaisinx Of COLLARS cHEMsETTEs
SLEEVES, EMBROIDERED SKIRTS. HANDKERCHIEF,
BANDS. etc., all Of which arc selling at.
G II E AZ Err a
Rates than any hsrotofofs offered q this city.
His stock Of cALIcos Is remarkably beautiful smpng an the
Late styles of French, English and American. .5r
The assortment Of SILKS arsths
G 81 Il A P EST ~ ,..
superb this o, any oe, market, Pu
ehasars respectfully s1Aius for Themselves
EE NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
HORACE HARDY,
oss .ps. 1856 Camp street.
Peruvian Hair OIL!
fresh supply Of this and for ss by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
oas apes of Canal Royal streets.
.E0so Opening.
M RRIs 8 WAY, CIothiers,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
UNDER TIE CITY HOTEL.
Ara rscorHg rye auuo4nsat of
FALL AND WINTER
G. o IN II &,
Comprs all the l..as novelties Style fabric with
choice Of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
AND HOSIERY,
oil apA --.. Of all d.seripaoa..
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MEssRs. STEPHENS, WISE AND PAT.-Great
men have different ways Of expressing them.
selves-as for example:
The Wilkes Republican Gays that at meeting In JEFF
erson county few days SINCE Mr StspetoE wished to
know of Mr. Stephens what party he belonged to- and
expressed desire to locate him Mr. Stephens answered
him somewhat in this wise Is re a 81
AS we'll might the mousing owl attempt to loeate the
eagle or the wolf attempt to locate the majestic lion as
he roams the FOREST as the gentleman to locate ME-
Again Mr.. Wise of Virginia, in recent let
ter to Alabama, let off in this wise:
stand on the shores Of my Ocean Homs' and meet
Alabama coming greeting with and bosom open with
expanding chest and diating nostrs as have often
met Heavens sweet air Oceans waves as they came
with inspiring and reinyigorating frsshness.n
And, finally, here is Pats description of a
confirmed fellow toner.
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His name terrible name indeed =
Twas Timothy Thady Muligin,
And when ever he emptied tum bier of punch,
He always wanted it FULL ag'iu
We rather incline to the opinion that Wise is
ahead, although We do not believe that the mo-
dest and virtuous Miss Alabama ever offered to
rush into his embi aces, Sc with arms and bosom
open" And he, an old married man, with q
house full of children. at that Oh te /! for
shame, Governor Wise! e=.-z
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rsIesfapbeo to ibe E,ailp Crsstent.
One Week Later from Europe.
5 Z B A sToPoL.

.aRRIVaL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA
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ut Home, .igaf,,.

rs. N. M o o dy, ~ I
ssAiu before his patrons with
and elegant assortment Of
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DANGERS OF TRAvEL,-The Troy Wing, speak.
ing of the death of Miss Jane p. Lincoln, one Of
the victims of the Burlington disaster, says she
had travelled much and had many narrow es-
eapes from danger. While travelling in Ohio, a
few years ago, with her aunt, the stage was up
set and her aunt was severely injured. A year
or two later, she was on board the steamboat
Empire, when that boat was sunk in the Hud-
son river, and SO many lives were lost. About
. year ago she went to Europe and on the voy-
age out the ship took fire, and they were in
great peril, On their return, circumstances
prevented their taking passage in the Arctic,
while some of their party, who came in that
vessel were lost; and at last she met her death
on the Camden and Amboy Railroad
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CoTToN CoNTNuEp LANCE RECEIPTS. :. For
the twenty four hours ending at six O'clock last
evening, there arrived at the Levee ID 1854 bales
cotton, viz: by the Belfast, from Memphis,
1884 bales the Southern Belle, from Grand
Lake, 1884 bales Arkansas, from Napoleon,
tArk 1885 bales; H. r. W Hill. from Mem
phis, 1920 bales; 2. Q. Wallis, from Yaxoo City,
1892 bales; Opelousas. from opelousaa, 2e7
bales; Coast, IS bales. per G. D., Jr; by the
Frank Lyon, from Ashton, 1920 bales.
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We are under obligations to the clerk Of the
steamer Queen Of the Westfor late Cincinnati
and louisville papers. sg
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@ some time past society has existed in
New York City organized under the pr;ne;r, -
Of 9 Free Love" OF course il was made NJ e
persons o. both sexes, who hold meetings for
the qualification of impulses of personal at.
traction. Tho finale Of this ingenious and de-
lightful arrangement is related in the following
dispatch dated the 10Th
The meeting Of the disciples of Free Love
have been broken up The whole party was
arrested Among the prisoners are Albert
Brisbane, Henry ulapp. and a number of re
spectacle females A large delegation of strong
minded women was also arrested, which oausec
much excitement
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Carpet Warehouse,

IA Magazine strest, Gravier.
Store week nigha until eight Saturdays 10 nine O'CLOCK
sDd not sundsye. oaa aps. Nav
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-11
The 1amarind in Virginia..

William &. Singleton, Esq, Of Winfics;
ter, Virginia, communicates the follow ing
" the Commissioner ul Patents:
. "Ofall the ornamental trees propagate |
among Us, either foreign or naive, 'htrcis
.nome in my judgemcnt,m1rc desirable Than
the tanlarind. Its growth is :rpidt its
form symmetrical, lis foliage beautifully
delicate, and is al,ogethcrhghly ornan ben
tai; besides, it is perfectly free from blight.
as we'll as from the depreda:ions ofinsects.
II cultivated OH our western prairicS, it
it would doubtless, forma valuableacquisi-
ton "From thegrowth ofs6me tamarind
seed which obtained at q confettioner's
shop some eight years since, ] have tree
standing in my yard eighteen inches III
circumference. The past season has per.
fected It's fruit, which inequality, was equal,
.ly as good rs that imported. The seed
may be sown in drills about four inches
apart, and covered from two to three inches
deep with light rich earth. They may be
sown either IN fall or spring. lin the
latter, they should be exposed tothe wealth
er during the winter previous, in order
that their hull or coverings may be acted
upon by the frost. When grown to {
hight Of three or four feet the young tree.
may DO transplanted in sites where theJ
are permanently to remain Let somt
one make the experiment here.