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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04

"a wv VIVA ~ 'ThlH '7A 10 H1 iOq 9Dh1
brad liiR yadi- tf-rrT- -ssss,b oyz,. .,.,d 7i,a.
9 QoYcoRp, n, IL, June 2S,7w7TlBills we're
introdueedui uin the House for, a. ten. hour
law, for re,districting' the State;i and for
the choice Of State SenatorsTobl"I u '7H
e'I"A3"iaT usu 80 ~ bPdIosds b9GiGm.
NEW YORK, aiJdne 92T The Atlantic
sailed WITH 22S n and ess esss97oQlo Ql
Anyspeeie-di lie e0a OF bauo1 nosi gred T.
~ a9'a 70 .biss STT- .sginyutu p;i, ,4iil
BosEoN,Jqns 2G-tA.bblbGQtEt, -tA.bblbGQ Y, Ia Lawrence wEpqp
is sick and notscxpected td,iyey i7ng jo,s2
'HniJg jod 91E i----n si.si ads huc .gJ
. tPITTsBuEG,. gJuue 30.--Noon,--RiEer
I feet 8 iiichesj;' Weather very warmog s:
,oA "l--ln1- -halLs.ss.- 81 -4.A+i.i o5Gd T."
MAS We'fn6 the following remarks in
New York Courier: no
.tTheosSc PeedPle. WHO tS pass uparegaracd the
advertising columns eolup ms Of a. a, newspaper will
generally be found,assuperGcial in all their
requirements asoin their manner oflrcad,
ing! There.arc numbers Of newspapersin
the countrly containing advertisements Of
more value than their editorials, and 5st-
ter, written too. Fools never, advertise.
,, Publicityis only sOughtia this wayiby the
intelligent, the prudent, and the economic
cal, Eolly trusts for lqttpriety, in plate
glass windows, sOOrpulent signs, and iElhoEy
store ffonts.:a Discenment calls his Ieusto-
mers frGih al poipts of,dtRc compass, aby
coy WIFI them St through tis columns 6a
ofcthoir fayorite heyspapeb and nlaiBg furnish rpliss
ing food for reelection and consolidation
during the hours 'ofleisufe, owliensthe gilt
signs and Plate Windows Hafg IIentitely'f6fs
gotten Like the mus mustard feed ofs thhe
parable, judiciouspdsert soeH expands e4IPsaaInf
into a large tree bearing abundant sfruitI,
and. The man Who can not discern aldollar
becassae ncDnv il IA a r closer
& M ss5Spr9 aways bs SntpH1baS nan wbo S5an
believe b % 5af'soo, g's P5al
s4R4 'dzzggr.s.'H5t Saa n, 55IMy e,77
,nh t N"nD eiNn' He Htia''hhatttfHd f4Hf
Why Rarty.r-One ,eentCreward,is,offerel
for the cdseovefyof The body, if dead, (as
| isgfgtc nScstdliy believed, 5but no reward vii
be paid for ?it3 rs rerh Fl 9th1 to ifs "A keeepcrs
ft sbnulJ I bn fannd u,ui1,Gv al;vo o'''' 100 a0qG
riy Via y pa,tv has lbes;, nro,, ,s;, s;st -. q,
SOME atibe. ? and VIE bot re.atdcdsssT 0lo
at6b,ens get6b,eern sane aqi or slHno Sdh cbra hall
f. ead not otoryi bS iSShpS e. 3r1sfod alonnnb bSo
moment an and wos Almost se watb .as
, ea bv, a fsw li,ovo,er, ,fr;dodsd, nod b,a.iJ %
a9iJyawipdpN wss 4saIer ubaer ,Bes Midi
arS2t nary stafa fisi15nd fb6idl6aa fs ave
4a oro sld3sS BTe sddssn snd was q oof brsy
$500 ,s, ~ y, C7r'rrL1i iFSp'
aOg''bhNdien add'eseeal1~ss &csps'On's' !
to reply lnconereh'lS; "'slaa ,, on"wneno'
tlisappeafedjp jpIa' second hand '"ToOi HAT
eck ~ kos9 and ESs Sseped, Ssped c0a s5yf tdsP ~
SsSSlStceagt SsSSlSt agtdaHnl ana pants tsFibsi 2rgoy
u k'nx,T .,,.,, ,.I. 4; .nJA "A dnlefican.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04


i. THE Wire PARTY DEAD This
question has been decided by the proper
and competent legal tribunal in Montgom-
cry county, Chic, in the negative The:
decision was in this wise :s9'A suit was
brought against the Whis central COM
mittee Of that county for expenses incur
red in the campaign Of 1882 Theparty
defendant set up that the whig party had
''g6he under" sthatithatl no longer a'tan-
gible existence; a Decentralization Or a name.
He claimed that there dad been no admin
istrator appointed to- settle the affairs of
the deceased party, butt said,fin The event
Of the appointment Of such administration,
he should feel it his duty to advise the
payment Of the plaintiff bill, provided it
was properly presented, and the property
and effects Of the deceased party '(uhdcr-
stood to consist chiefly of lumber for plat.
forms could be disposed of to advantage
The court ovcrruled the defendants plea,
deciding that the party was still in the
land Of the living, and that the defendants,
as the acknowledged agent Of ali3ing par
ty, must "fork Over. ? And he did. gi
ieoe q ----..a..- ------.----bi 3ds
Is.uMNEs AMI, SALF.TrA discussion took
place last,weekain the New York Farmers
Club respecting the combination of salt
and lime 4. II, has been said that salt aPd
-auicklime, when mixed together unite
chemically, and form Jcgp Jcgprrb99natec of soda
andishloridsof lime. This xaas, denied by
Mr.iJadd in opposition ptei some lfll chemists
| tprsseDtv oHe5assarted, that no chemical
change took place jp the ,mi8iag Of these
substances aud, requested those WHO tbo't
differently! to furnish respectable , prrqpf to
! tthe contrary, This wastnot done, and he
, Remained master Of the the contest, t,gsWersth.
er think hesislgigbt ofOr.ge eeapppGptt eapppGptt efp ecpnI
B 1oeiEe hew donate Of soda could be. pro
dueeacfrop "a mixture which eoptaiinpss, aips,5 5pt
h carbon ty-tSieatifcl American, ma
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04
MY COUNTRY, IT'S OF THEE

Ny country, fisof thee, 7'. f"'s ,5I
Sweet land of liberty '. rm 71a
7.t raOf thee Issing "a gr...rte, .-
Land where my fathers died, .,-i.
Land Of the Pilgrims Pride, '-- '' ''
From evry mountain side ID -s1'''; 'a-
10 Met freedom ring ol bs-2es god
"t' aodv no''eaT,yHoa edi o.. :ra.r4i lsy
MY native country !Itbce,a L,s.7, A.,
Land of the, noble free, .l', ~ = ~.
Thy maine, l loYe;; ;''' ''a"U 'll'u'
] love thy rocks and riIIs;; ;;9a .-,'r.q.a
lilly woods and tempted hills % ...
Mynheart withrapture thrills, 5.,.as.
.s,egLlke, that above above ai.yo. lsgt.i =,
Let. Leat. music 5dsii swell the breeze, ''1'-j 90
And ring from all the trees aa'aN d
e7sa Sweet freedoms song;I .4vE'
Let mertsl tongues awake, ios,g..4 am.
Let all that breathe ipartake; -.
Let rocks their silence break, -''~ -
The sound prolong. 'a
@ sgig OF snhg si Iys,,T e.,v'I ydV,-
Our fathers God. to thee ,,r ,.,7 , ,,,.
Author Of, liberty! n
To thee we sing. ,.'1'-' W a
Long may ourlland be brigllt" de 40! 81
With freedoms holy light; ynabaa;,a j
Protect us by thy might, y.-- %. ,..,y q,
Gread God our King! r,.i..-
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04

80 SS Bfsvity Iya characteristic OfrgtSat
I minds, in to 'dodTey much ihformatiOtioid a
fey words; little minds on the CONTRARY,
6aye The gift Of talking much, and Saying
NOTHING. s.Iho' o'a' c1ii,7ud .fnnk b9,nislo
,sIss -+--c-----iI -sss-rE w -J5 I iIed,
The river remains at good navigablC
stage. W.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04

D-THE STRANGER'S DEATH.+---Deadl ID dead.
Ia stranger dead!o Who perceives the
lesson that is being preached by the, lbwly
fin?--the lesson of z mprtaliy2J None.
The poor mendicant is, dborne intopsome
obscure corner of the grave yard, thrust
carclessly' into the e'cold hearth, and seems
to be forgotten. Butwho may knoEhOw
anxiously, ina 'farocomtryJs JsOme wifejmay
,beleoking for the cherished, foot fall that
L-aias !--may never! falloagain.; for the
beloved eye thatwilf ueveralOok upon her
again. Way along the dusty road j,she
looks from day to-day andl every traveller
that approaches rs5ives the h6poWithn her
Bosom q Vain hepeliiThe one cfur- whom
she watches with intensity-if all betrue
Lnsees from The highest spheres, the use.
pIesS longing she 10 hagging tuhePbOsOh
bng ,SyiaG44x- ---77- -sSef17yyE 1777- Ton sa.o
3HosFGsfY MISTY TIL, BHaEsF Ha RoptLiIec;- , y
HgHnt bSyI of clisqg2s Is qg2sf gId $ $$Qso soSd i
b44k bills 9pd tool, "A, paips t0 find ths own owl
lRRpnif9 sGRp Thf press pFsl says F. NJ l9;l ?
selected hAsadsQ9@SG gPlad ,y watch tscaa sg6sI chain
key seal, ordered them Then !, epgraye' PC N,
with the lads, nanie, 'pnd Inscribed 'Re
ward of Merit, T." aud PfeSented tlietn"t
him?7ies57 snal brA bes-c1eh rmgaA
AT AZ recent cent z pIssSSttngg sSttg Of The citizens
10s*egS,' 'itRas ftSdl1Gf f"tHattkeFouttkc 10
TJuly must 20 on" h'sn;p'sf ole
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b,Snspny Bhgn," -

,;zLAND d9EFI9YEs, CfpSgEp; SsgsD;;7 The Tash-
,ipgtpp star ANNOUNCE, " s,-, that The Secretary
Of The Interior has ordered the land offices
stS ShiSsg0 piaSR, 9piSGcE 9 EEdl%%H4ndSyif, %4
qPd Psstae ipg s,lbs e b closed, closed Up Pa and
the. books a1d. other documents q q be e'I rd.
moved teSpringhhd w, :" % '1'O'''S'
: r q ~ sG' 1-iir,sdirior
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04

aa.
Private letters from Kertsch give fear
full accounts Of Tie suferings oftlie Russian
army, as well from wounds DIS sickness. -.
The Russians are said to- have obtained a
communication with the Crimea indepepr,
dent ofthe,road from Perekop,,by constfdc-
ting a bridge Of boats across the .Soves-
che. 3''2 '"' ''A-' '''"' ''E -" ''''N
i'The British ship Shamrock fodndeued and
was lost atsea, with a cargo ofopher valued
at S2o9,oVo,j ,asita dg.iv sgrb AZ sasq
Ids --LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,T TD1antzic, June,
B.-Thc Vulture has arriyels With J,dlitf d.
patches. She left the feet on the, llltahA
anchored off Cronstadt. 81 On the 9th, tbes
Russians fred on boat bearing flag Of
truce, and six English sailors were killed.
On the 9Th the Magiciepnc fred for an
hour with great effecton q body Of fhorse ar
Mlery, suffering but little damage. - 'D''
q The Correspondence down to the 4th,
represents the weather as very hot.-tAll
accounts agree tbat.there IS a great amount
of disease and dependency in the garrison
Of SebastapOL.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04
TnE REcENr RA1Ns.-Onr atls

The RECENT RAINs,-0nr adyices
from various points speaks Of the recent
rains in most cheering and gateful terms:
Itsee@s.that they fisited South and North
Caroline, Georgia, Alabana, and Louisiana,
oxtendiug alss Srer Virginia, Maryland,
Penn| ylganio New York and mos Of the
North Sta lcs. Thetai in nc 81 cases,
lasted from onetO tine aAy falliu ssssay
and ssisrping she,erth abundant iy 70,
as lsSSlss 6sls rcasSato be thahtr& fsl
this iie$ImAEle blesstAg In our SovS iA'S
mcdi4tsSishpy y we AAFe asttering SecouptS
of the yqrhg crops ssiacs these rains: Veg
eHeiv~i! rs.tips forth lszuEigqsly n all
,diiirrestionsS Fruits, flowers, ltesstpE pElesj
andSitNAch spring kom b9tpqSs fdzdri,
ant lap, @sbise an abpndancc. The apA
prehcnsSaSsof sfulire, short crops, high
prices, &c, for the future, have been ne
cessarily dissipated, and persons feel not
only confident in hope, but grateful for
bIesings thus bestowed, AWhorean COM
putc the Nhbpof these tiisAlf6g,dews.?l
Throughout our own favored State the
prospect for rich harvest has never been
better since our rstaletfrpl NlulfpFsd
millions of gold and silver cannot compare
With tRe abundant showers which Goahas
bestowed upefi uss,a Il tsi, bal st.,u Z.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04

,isssl ,s.s!s lsgs.Is. s5'.!.Is1Iss9Fss; ct Il s;n7; f;
in business in Iowa, committed suicide at
his fathers house in Brooklyn, in company
with a stranger. They both took pfdssiS
acid, and were found sitting at his fathers
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04

AT az recent cent z meeting sStng Of dthe citizens Of
0s*SgS,' ,'itRas itSdNeGS ttheFouttkof
July must 60 on" a'lin'a'sf ole
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04

TORElGN NslNEWb.2 -
J ARFfvzH oFIHE B ATTIC
Nzx fORk, gups As lIllde ss.
aissd aI7 this lAprSIpg, IA Ia4tss so sh<
ipth She brings telSGnHil ssialis of
ibe Hgench ssplaP ihq Ndh5l6a md
White works, alter SabguiuAtf iIehliuss
5000 wers klIs5 aSa a6uave ed.( M
French took q gphS, aAa 500 prisOhsts.
aud wthsip new pssi,iea, abissuthswutO,
shsllsa The shipplsg 10 seBass0pOi EaseOr.
SIN ssss6Hsls sJtRS GegashZ ZStsamod Sd!
took tie riaemen's J8rAs to the qdqflss,
'bSB lost 500, iAIlea5shd SSUpdsa Since
then the firing hss'becn slack. The fleets
have achieved new successes in the sea of
Azoff, and have burned stores at Tayanron,
Marceyol, and Genitski. An. expedition is
fitting OUT against Rs6kof.l J I0u1EF
The Russians are reported to have evacu-
ated Anapa. Nothing from Techerridga or
Baltic, ,..,..
.'TTIgsSk Friday, 1gq9ni, Gen. Lamorra,
the younger, died of cholera at Balakla-
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door this morning - -
% yId0 -Ela lldl lgv.a. .aand- -nl aaidton o.
'm NAsHiNsfoS, june 27y=1Thei Presi-
dent t,i1 and g,l4 hRyf.e RinPrSbabls 'lsass fst'
Baltimore aS 0r sD''n n "a, -, T.
o. NethingwiA done with the person,
nelEof' navy resnfdm mgfpromotions, u&e,,
until after the report Of the payysrstiring,
board ygbalfs sS hayS0s 6cda 1hade:bnFheb ilh.t
tsaay az aAPpSt5g3 atAPpt Clayton yt sYGad Ss SI
tressurgaMill not be- EelieysdoT
lG lllcnFZrTU 5T5w ttsf''s'f 5IXJ5 5IIa slt, nL
,WAs4NGEqN,s dune 2M73The M793T liz PrcsI; 'sEl
dentihasOppoiatcd Geo. GqMhitipg, ,iselsrlks X
in the Interior DEPARTMENT. asi acting
Cohi1miisslOpeFF90f tie Land office. Wilson's
fepava political sSlIy reas0pbs:' sb ~. ",
i The President and hiso wife left this
afternoon for Baltimore-7thence privately
either for the Jersey y'shoreor the country,
70, the bsasat'gg e iIff Health, which has
been teePlS o. slattes,l, 7sd 10 goa,go ggb,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-07-04
Antl-Slavery Fusion Meeting.

Pursuant to published notice the cppo-
..aSats Slavery extension met..ia.she
Court houseyin Stsubenyille, ge8rSatsrdag
last, as9Gelotk, ,. ;nAg for the appoint
intent fHddiegatest6the OonyedsiQRShieh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-31

WLLdAMsPORTssaner MnsjesJ bae cotton PAN, TT,,,l
ard q Iiuntsa "a .,ta p tays,d a.
MItepbsrYsr Aeo7 % Bv,ns Vanss A. Isy a "a
a. oo sco--s
1sobs DO Jabn "s. AeI4 Dc % Andsrh
aeA 70 oder-Tos ss5 bales new eotts
bae Payne arsoas0 DO Byns vance seos4 Do a.
III VIII No,ton n s,s H., ~, os ~. r. ny,a
Hour 7ss corn i W shsw S,s az win.
80 -
acola marble. pipes sian5y seoho sss rs
lsss sacks Is brSon:
srnaes-fosal Is usiss eo,s ne w. AL iii. M
oUACHITA RvEase.msy ar hats. eoton r. uli,.
Fessn aeo d Fl Pomro, seoT Do Hobsan
a. do tshs t 90 AhdrsH 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-31
THE MOST EFFIcACIoUs.

M KrcSpa ~ QuKBRC, February eth, 1861
W EoshS; y. A. FAHNESTOCK h Cu'--We
cafe r VI esasaTs morning. the within e
" wac sent Voluntarily - 'siy s'AanynS 10 you, as
'Me' gentlemen yours very truly
GxSr1r,rv. NJ, ,. J. MUssoN co,
for consdeb e four DID, and my son older
of yonr Vsr he soItrins pui a6assd 80
Questions and Sa .heh them do.es accord
pp FIVE woM o rnes hours they
Of from twelve nrts soe OF Inc extra
.tnsioB sAperiencad tho beneficial ef.et,
remedies sesn Ropms ILL me pabc the most
believe me to bs your MUG o6Ipss anS
holsssie snd retail PRINCIPAL dIue LEATERs.
Sos. ani cha United sktAs ana country
shauts throps. sf'sssT"T aasl dARIm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-31
TIRE RELIABLE ~ PR0TEoTI0s AT SMALL COST
itsoSSANDs, 20 TINS, Or kgEN HUNDREDS OF THOu
ass ~ Nse ~ x THE OUTLAY OF FIrTY-FIvE DOL

Il ousr ~ " FH bo
a WAREHOUSES;, Notaries, Jewellers. Bro.
~ ker Mehasta Capitalists Pan.ers Retailers neeb,n,c
.mihes and other derous guarding from the ray
ss H. LIZ and books, papers, sinai
PAf NJ G sys;ed Z Eanss g. sH
nav stya NJ 80 ~ SAFES including
and eoses like pen katie. - Ai uoAAi CON-
me capacity of this unsurpassed BY tia. of
pnehase while its greatly superior uropers iii N
Ut apparent to thosv com betvon
onctee Aso me mos popular deserptong
Inc contrast will be whea il ia Known tbs, ,bs m
mef las pate-roa Inc latter one Of h
cnrsi Das; aiso hat The more se-
Than the iatter The prepared to
DC glad 70 hear from Ihs skeptcai. ea'i AAo WI
40 me unvarying dyuess Concrete Ssf will sminsn "a
N ane MINDS 81 those who have seriously suffered by the
from she Saamsnde Safe keu
closed This differ very important 70 Jewellers IA $500
~ iaofes slnee delicate artos materially injured Nv th
generated In saaander exposed to trs
one among ready to ~ tnrnsb
70 19se who will visit address the undegned VINO has IN
as auy imagine, and does moving but remain.
nus s'ana no. " Magazine Sweet OF Common
NJ r.o,. p.ss. o. - INV ORLkAHs, april rs, Ise5
vent Concrete trefoof saie may perh serve Your r.
stating that one OF the above saved All
able portion lal wers III If onr hook vau
Of Marcn l6th, 1854, Magazine street " va w oa me hfo
me four s'orss Of being TILED wooden tn s
was Pa TO most test and notwithstanding the aens MAJ
WINCH IL #a subjected after being ruus ha
nsieny cooled about 20 aewards The contsns u
which wore about two hundred dors bills found m
nave more confidence in this than of sat- th
kn0" OIL respectfully yours, H n. BARLOW Co.,
-, Deaieisin Wooden-ware rs Canal =,
Those using the old styles Of chea are "a subs. a.
thoae who have nvariaby fall q %
glars. A "s'AeAsa oy bur-
The subscriber has sale
enhs powds Proof Bank Locks FIo Froo pp
A inII ena n y seaies' ISAAC BRIDGE, '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-31
REVIEW OF TILE MARKETS.


| FRIDAY MoRSrre, August 81, 1855.
| coTTos....Th demand has been quite limited and
notwithstanding the favorable accounts by the Canada
barely 1000 bales changed hands at easy prices We
quote:
| NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary. 6sx Far az
aoa sa aidaus 1886 5000 5000 a nsr FIN.
ToBAcco....We heard of 1888 hhds sold of which 1os
1t, 70 at -, at ~, and 5 Selections at 81 a, H.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
a..,. .,s cor'os-Dasa. TonAeso-hhds.
ssssd % n sinos sept is1ssss
yesterday. ..s,764~l,2ss,67e 4s7-5so75
Exported TO date. .l,27l,1O7 642l7
yesterday. 1,7l2-1272sl9 s2-e4 2as
Stock on hand. not elsared........s74s5 124ss
SUGAR AND MOLASSEa... Sugar was rather e.sisr
with sales Of 2SO hhds including some Inferior at 4
oe and l4o at 750se for Fair Se for Fully Fair
vi Moasses 500 bbs were disposed Of including 1875 Fer
mentng and Poor Reboilsd &c., rs Prime Reboiled At
81, and i52 Choice at $40 q gallon
FLOUR Market dull, and sales confined to loom hills
OF which 900 s Louis superne at 81 u.s. 200 Extra at
~ 20 and 30 Fine at S. IS q Dbl r
GRAIN Me-. Corn was quiet and hardly ooo sa ,.,
lsow were disposed of at 75e q bushel of Oats 500
SACKS 81 Louis were sold at 4ot bushel Holders
were asking 81 10 y bushel for Prime Wheat Rr.,,
was lower with sales of 1900 sacks including lot at
800 at o. and 200 st s7e p 100 Ii. '- ''''
.fhoNlsloNs.. We noticed only retail, saIee NJ p,,
az Szof1lo 80 y Dbl for Mess. Bacon Sides were ret;
ing az Ilall3ia, and Shoulders at Iox0l1c y m.
Nothing OF any moment doing in Lard
HAY. We heard of 1900 bales Prime Old r;r,o,,,
sold day or two ago at $2l022 q ton.
RICE. 80 tiercss were taken at 7,Ss Az
coFFEE.... Nothing done Of any consequence
ROPE. We heard of 800 coils Riehardsou,s Fame,
advance. y ~
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. 4. The recent rcceints from
Mobile are held at s71kNS4oa gallon.
!. WHISKY. so bbis Raw were sold Mt s71<c .,d n
lew days ago) 100 of Boyles Rose at SO u gallon
fhEldHFs:. Rates still tending upwsrd-a shin was |
t0r Liverpool at "a for Cotton and one for Havre
Dbl. 0A ~ %
EAoHANaEs... Still very dull. We quote:
Tb1Ook
New YORK sixtyday Bills. Ia MT e e e y. A.
signt uheokS on New York ~ - ~ a; y .. uIs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-31

To meet these demands the receipts of taxes water
rents etc. appropriated and calculating the daily re-
ceita which amount to about So 000 all sources it
Will be seen Of glance how long those who evidences
Of the city kept up at the rate
II Councils should succeed in passing loan bill nearly
the whole Of 1t will be absorbed BY present
while at the present rate Of receipts weekly the
Of money 10 the treasury the Of the next three
months will be only Sl60006 while the actual
for That period must be over half million of dollars
another loan at the end of the three months unless
Councils begin the work of retrsnchment and bring he
expenses of the city within Its income -
The above proposed loan is for 81 100000
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rESo THE SUGAR PLANTERs ar LOU

W IHE SUGAR PLANTERS OF JOnT-
81 the points at ns...,
nyso,,cei economy OF fuel he oyions ~ ne
cans ~ sfa theory of rops Plens af
ae aaVshtagsf OF boiling " lAnt
I qaaty sugar but although sayng a aae as
win the ass Of the vet it y also ef-
steam Train INTO USE apparatus 70 bring the
Sheap seah 10 therefore Indispensable,
D. completely attained BY he
upon Ins principle Of the ST.
hlSlhe now swo years OPERATION AAs' o'oAn Fire
ine cteam eenerator adj
ana hosorbs nins-lenhs of from ta Al ne sur
rsapir Il burning the hasasae i any other @ "a
hApldly the generation Of steam, which ia ,ajsaa
the fire. -eS Aash' III I'VE minutes after lighting
well known, and Operation M stasn
M, ea'sh al Pleasure red heat without nsrsass hsaea
atr SAFETY nom explosion. there being any l,rpo boa ~
y, and not ~ Vi
otny ~ nei waller and price cost. e foeA4ie'
u uIse oan generators
msri,s Of COL H. G. Camp, Iberyie and IL
- iy sssteu the nsyrass I t's
~ ons-nan OF that n,,s ,A
osea aas are nlsnuacured ot NJ htf
srsI ins andsrsgned has ontsd s5sn
PRACTICAL csn eoas5an. we've
~ ths psat hitherto brought
tn NV PREPARED 70 put up Steam Trans complete In ali
Wiz evaPofators and MADE upon bs as'
anu nt rate workmanship
Aso vacuum Pans, Centrifugal Naehina.
York. s ''N'As't ". D. f1aTtson q Co., New
Iha undersigned will also pot Steam Trains in o,,.
nv required and ID hs MAN .
o. working them thu frs ssason, OF ebsys
Ihose parties who the
apparatus manunckure
agsd hf one Of the sfing eos ng
in tbs % 10 ana Instructions given personally tbs PLAINTIFF
ID Tehouponlas street. " aAs' ehisss ~ CO.,
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SHIPPING INTELLIaEEcE,

FnsAr hoRsrNs, Aug. 81, 1866.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ship Liberty Atkins, for New York. cp,.-
bnL brig Telegraph, Worsos for d. rhasss, Hlhrt
Brk Lucy Reddus, Bosau, a M M ssargsss Z e
sh hhlee osesst for kingston J a. y nson ses
scar msnd, Bowen for Pensacola ~ IMsaI 6st
ARRIVED.
ssar Henry Iateur stssn, tom Mobile TO m,,,rR
eaI Eh' ssboiey, days from Mobile to tpaatsrea.n
sehf Bounce Bo'wck days from Mobile to nlassr"saan
Steamboats,.
Music, MeCembs, from Wilam.pert ~
Fat m Mod mat H. Miller ~ from St Louis.
Watches, Lsathsra. from St Joseph La
orlssns Durack, from st Luis.
sSalIts s, Bentley, ON louisville. ..=u5
MEMORANDA.
steamer Orleans left ST. Louis The gath iu,t,sno
hissssipp falling fast. 'sP'''a 'ns upper
EXPORTS.
do NV xoRk-ship Libsrty-s9 hhds tobacco 10sa 49,
packag mdse - "AsAf, osA 40 sorn bales wool 90
po poLs-Brig Tslsgraph-soe bsls four aos ssek ,or
sacks wheat "a uey sotton ss7 do
do 5000 20 = -FOUR 1880 pigs lead sss hi a.
hINssIoN-schr Alics-sss bbl. aour ian A, n, o,o
is do eea Diamond bags cora IS do bran ss
ssak h.son cheese bbs 20 lsR, ad m 90 GAYS
20 do poass nns 10 bba pork whistsy On Al
ohiohs' % do aour, kegs bui,er 10 nra sasn
IMPORTS
49, y. Caifornis-16 bii,s ospasarv. II
,snp,,r sas harson--P Cooks &es ana Gsddss ees
niLs-sehr Henry LAtOur-Eava storss Ia .tda,
..onlLE-schr E1ls-Naval stores to order "a +s
A4'eieH-saar Bouuas-Lunber 10 order.