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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
REGULAR 1855
PACKET.


1865. REGULAR ESJ5.
TUESDAY PACKET.
FOR JEFFERSON CITY. BOONVILLE.
GLASGOW AND BRUNSWICK.
4 g--=T~O THE new and elegantly finished
GIL 4 steamer,
as-z-5;4lss'a5ahs DAFID TATUNT.
7. f.. DRAFFfN, Commander. will commence her
Regular Weekly trips in the above Trade on the
opening Of Navigation, leaving st. Louis Oh ev-
cry, TUEsDAY, at 6 O'Clock =. NJ. and arrive at
Brunswick on Thursday p. NJ. Returning; she
will leave Brunswick: Friday. az o'clock 4. NJ.
Glasgow AT - o'clock. NJ. and be at Arrow Rocl,
and Boopvile same day;On Saturday; at Roche
port; Mt. Vernon, Providence, Nashville. Mar
TINS Landing, Marion Claysyile. Nit. Cedar.
Jefferson City, Mouth Usage. Cote Sans Desscin.
Shipley's Smiths Landing. st. Aubert, Portland
Loutre Island; Hermann, Pit1er's pinckney. New
mans. Luck's, Washington, South Point. Laba-
die and Augusta, and arrive in St. Louis early
on Sunday.
The DAVID TATUM was built expressly for
the Missouri River trade, and combines strength,
speed. elegance and Light Draught.
For freight orpassagc, apple Oh board or to;-
Wall y Widen. n. RAINY, St. Louis;
Yo,t 81 Orricll, ST. Charles;
Ticman X Wcrcker, Augusta
Jas. O'Hlra, St. Point;
Henry Fifteen. Washington;
Jos. Doyon, Hermann;
w. l.. Wheeler. Portland;
WIN. Willing 81. ALBERT;
VIM. y. Bennett, Cote Sans Desscn;
Naus * Lehman, jefferson City;
Charles PickoY. Sandy Hook;
G. $. Tuttle. Nashville;
Jno. Parker, Providence;
j. W.lIlrrs. Rochcporl;
john Porter, BoonviIlC;
J. \. J. Adrrt0n, Arrow Rock;
Manson * BarthoIow, Glasgow;
Powell & Co.. Cambridge;
Raj
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
To Rlaclzsniths.
WANTDDs

WE will purchase at fair rates, bacon, lard
w hides, talow, beeswax, Flaxseed, sc.
CAMERON, MASON & co.
Moo
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
MISSOURI.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE (
!, JoHN NJ. RfcHARDsoN, Secretary Of
State, certify the foregoing is a correct, per-
feet, and true copy from the original roll
deposited" "by law in this office, the title
10 which is proposed Amendment TO the
Constitution in relation TO Banking"
In testimony " hereof, have
ZEAL bhereto set my hand and pdixed
- the seal of said office. Done nj
the office of the Secretary of State in the
City of Jefferson. the 18Th day of May, A.
ID. 1853, of the Independence of the United
States the seventy-ninth, and of the State OF
Missouri the thirly-iourth.
JNo. M. RIcHARpsoy,
Secretary of State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
Hay and Straw Cutters.

lust received, another invoice of Sandford's
- Patent Hay Cutters, double set of knives,
Nos. l, and 3; also several other kinds, TO which
we ask the attention of Farmers.
CAMERON, MASON & co,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
Pumps and Lightning Rods.

All kinds OF Pumps and the Necessary fixtures
for sale, and will be delivered and put up, having
q wagon and team for this express business. In
the Pump line we fear no competition, and those
wanting pumps are invited TO leave their orders.
Lightning Rods warranted perfect, and put up
on short notice and reasonable terms.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07
Patent Medicines.


A Ii the Patent Medicines worth having. c ar
n be had at manufacturers prices, at the Fay.
cite Drug and Book Store.
ian12 W. r. SNELSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

DERFUMERY.-A endless variety 70
L sale at the Fayette Drug and Book Store.
Janl2 W. r. SNELSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-06-07

IN PLACE OF THE BANNER STATE.
For Jefferson City, BoonrHla, Glasgow and Cam
briIJp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
LE11ER IRON THE xMeIax PARISH.

l. y y EH
The lats 1. Weather and ths Cssps-lf,wxsrOr.s
a rs h ~ Meeting The 0shslia
~''~ "N 00eos'
Ed EreMtnf-Tho storm Of the 18th nAs proved very
.os 70 our planters rss The
Grand Prairie sent ms nots Monday dated aepts.
Der 10th, o'clock r NJ, An nhioh hs says Wa lad =
hgh within few feet 81 the svsa4and in soTs nlscs,
into the river The crop Of young Ii probably
VEL a ss sh' .s sssss go'As0 crop
Our planters busily engaged In moving hay, III
gathering cora and In hauling In wood The weather IL
says he will commence rolling tho 18th Of October.
Most Of then If not all viii be grinding on the 10th
This years. crop has been the largest ever raised
In PlaQuemine, t,t1 sss sg
bruts, in human shape, BY thu John Angelic
arrested few days snoe By Constable Rsgss for
treating barbarousy his wife He cruelty whipped her
for fifteen days. but being tired of that mode Of punish
ment resolved to take her ljfs He dagger and
made lupgs at the poor defencssss woman but hap
ply her lad aged about seventeen happened
to be present and caught hold Of the assaasns knife and
thus prevented him from accomplishing his bloody deed.
The lad had three Of hs fingers ewfuly out Angelic
brought before Judge G. T. Barhero who in default Of
his trial at tho January Of the District Court
hope that the twelve citizens who will be called upon to
psss Sentence on that scoundre will not fail to give him
his deserts 1t s disgrace for any community have
| such villains in their midst. op
The yellow fever, happy to inform you, has
trey disappeared from jesus Bend The health this
parish Is remarkably good.
The Democrats OF Jesuits' Bend held enthusiastic
meeting on Wednesday evening at Mr. p Georoys
for the purpose Of appointing delegates Democratic
Conventions which will meet on the s0th Inst at tho
Buras' Settlement. The mastng was addressed by Gen
Lacosts Csps John orton and Mssrs Armand Lartigus
]. L. Marciacq and John Morand. @
In my last letter in speaking Of the steamer 0pbea
Inadvertently omitted to mention the name Of Mr. Ar
mand De Blanc, the frat clerk As this omission might
be construed into indirect upon that gentle
man think il proper my part to correct such
impressions and to state that Mr. De Blanc clever and
courteous young man. ever attentive Mr. Bayh to the
comfort Of the passengers under hiscars.
'9 sttt Yours, IT, TuA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
APPOINTMENTS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4, 1866.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. RAHpELL HUsr
will address the people at the following named places on
the days designated: .+..
Bastrop, Morehouse; Thuredsy, Sept. 9th
Monroe, 0uaehita, Saturday, Sept. 10Th.
Fsrmerville Union Monday, Oct LIST.
Vernon jackson, Wednesday, Oct Sd.
Miadep, Claiborne Saturday, OCT 6sh.
Shreveport Csdao Monday. Oct 9Th.
Mansfield DeSoto, Wednesday, Oct 10th. 49, ,-.
Natohitoches Natchtoehes, Friday, Oct. 18th
Alexandria, Rapides, Tuesday Oct. 18TH
Marksyile, Avoyelles, Thursday, Oct 18th. ii
0pelousss, St Landry, Monday, Oct ed.
Yermillionyle. Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct. oath.
81 Martinsyie st. Martins, Thursday, Oct. 25th
Franklin, st. Mary, Saturday, Oct 18th. -
Thibodaux, Lsfourche, Monday, Oct 18th.
Mr. Hunt upon his return, will visit the Florids pars
ishes, of which due notice will be given.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
aa- We seldom recommend a manufaoture

usdcne, believing that ia ees pereets
rapidly aad sfecsuay than be accomplished by
vegetables and minerals OF medical Bat In the
dyspepsia there chronic Textures which
all she efrts Of healthy Of
aud it not naeqasn.y happens that Thousands
diseased both body n
Kindred ifs To SUCH HooyLAND's GERMAN BrTTEas pre-.
pared by Dr. c. H. trua valuable
It's tonic medicine giving hsahy action to the aah
will ba found highly seryteabs s during
hs npring Dsspsr=ia patient
Of all those suffering this sad
maady woad recommend fine Depot Hoof
lands German Bitiers l2 Arch rhadsph adver
tserHest ses ladAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
Fan and TT'i,ate,. Clotl.t,,q.
ALFRED MuNRoE d CO. 7

ALFRED MUNROE q CO.,
81 nAaAnrr .rRrnr. 81
CORNER OF GRAvIER STREET,
rsasiving their FALL AND wlNrER STOCK for Mes
Boys md Chlden, direct FROM their Mandatory Broadway
New York.
All goods sold by them made expressly for tho .aps
trade and article fully Among the present stock
BLACK AND coLoaEp CLOTH FRock AND DRESS COATS.
BUSINESS COATS, OF every form and COLOR 5=i x
EXTRA LONG PILOT CLOTH COATS, for steAmhoA, Men.
PANTALooNs, OF avery description =5ss e.., so,
VESTS Black sud corsd Satin. Silk Velvet co c..sim.r.
and Bonhhsns. -,. r
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS. UMBRELLAS &c.
kEA. II. 4 Co. AGENTS FOR THE UNIos INDIA
RUBBER COMPANY large lot Of their on hand
sisag Chng Beds Carriage ciea Cloth suitable
fora Cotton Picking Coat and Apron, which attention Of
Planters ia particularly cal 3D.
7sss= ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
. seqe 9pat 4itW -. - Magaaine .trset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
GALE ON LAKE M1cHIGAN.-In the st. Louis
Democrat Of the Itch we ind the following tel
eoraphie dispatches

MINIATURES Sept ls "A terrific hurricane is now rag
ing the lake, about two miles south Of the mouth Of
the river The steamer Sebastopo ashore the outer
bar; the waves breaking over her; men, women and
children frantic with terror her upper deck
evidently expecting immediate DEATH She broken
and will probably 60 to pieces unless the abates
schooner Ia also ashore few rods the river Two
men from thu steamer undertook swim ashore
drowned the other succeeded In reaching it There
large number Of passengers on board the steamer
CHICAGO, Sept 18Snce the receipt Of the above dis
patch We have been unable to communicate with Mwau-
kee account OF the storm At this point the gale
been increasing Ia violence since noon and RACES
fsarfuly The brig Tuscarora, from Buffalo, swept
Ground the north pier In the direction Of the Central
Railroad breakwstef; enchor dropped which finally
caught prevented the destruction Of the vessel
all board Tns masts and rigging altswept away
aud the vessel will probably 80 to pscss before morning
The rescued in fe-boats The Tuscarora has
cargo coal and Is fully insured fire has just broke
ont in the southern part Of the city.
CHICAGO Sept 18--Adviees from Milwaukee, about an
hour later that the sebastopol already
going pieces and there NO chance Of saving hsr
Her cargo consisted Of 600 tons Of merchandise for this
port. e '+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

LAKE SHoRE SrEAN-PAcKET CREOLE - The
Creole Captain Post from this day under the fall
schedule making trips per week emitting the Friday
evening trip TO- and Saturday morning trip from the VA
tering places and returning on Wednesday morning
instead Of wednesday evening giving families returning
TO the city the advantage OF two day trips per week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
.asr.afe,... Performance.
PELICAN THRATHR.

MISS ALFRRDA sCHooLCRAFT's BENEFIT.
Fle EVENING, sst Ssh, will esnssy
Of sHI HONEYMOON by Eo,E and R..i.tos
iAs rAes TO ooasisds viii she lssghsss WIDOWS
Vcr-sltsus sad Ma Ratsson, BY LAZY As;ssr
appearance any stage.
t rsrfopapss sonnsns. sassy soss s.ss sol,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
The OEive.

k4 CcKERINahssthe pleasure Of informing friends sd
the publle that he hha Fitted SALOON At NO. PgRDI
STREET the seJ tbs Rs
wthth very beat WINES and LIouoRs hs city snords
APsToL GALLERY has been arranged the Second Story
which wbe undsr the charge Of CHAECEY we'll known al Ii,
Lake and in the City.
Every be 10
arsofths Pabehsa essn made Of
~ gRkx LUNCH BON ieAl. a ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

STORM At E-A-LA.HAUHE.-The F0lnte-
ala. Hache National Of Saturday has the fol-
lowing;
We were visited here with very severe gale ; the
storm began saturday night last and only ended Sunday
in the Afternoon. For moment this old Inhabitants who
have Witnessed and suffered by the hurricanes Of
1881 entertained SERIOUS fears that it would again be
heir sad lot to be left to the mercy Of the nfurated ele
ments W.
Herea Hsche the waters of the back bays
covered over great part of rice and helus
Trees were blown down and the orange crop suffered
greatly.
was at Buras Settlement during the Tempest that he
anything to be compared to the desostion Of
the scene
The ground was covered by the waters Of the river
The wind blew down great quantity Of trees in ths
orange orchards.
1t feared that than oneha Of the orange crop
will be lost In orchard it Ii said that than
l20Qo oranges will be lost. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

Am TO NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, --Hoeff-.
uera celebrated band being about to resume their musical
entertainments ut ODD Rsows Hail. have rendered the
entire receipts Of the FIRST nights performance to the
oommtsss Of srginans to bs applied to the best avan
tass in aiding thu sufferers by the epidemic in Norfolk
and Portsmouth This generous offer has been accepted
by the committee and the entertainment will take place
on Monday evening next
Bee oorresnon danea in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

gs- OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
s1camp street. Application. for relief NJ to
rm. lauss apsl d.. RICARDO Seer etars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
DIE d

Yesterday NJ hsEpaat n o'clock H. WILLIAM FOX, aged a
nsy Of the county Wicklow Ireland bat for ths
years resident Of thacity s2
His funeral will take place This Morning. ocock from his
late residence Jacob (now asrst
Thsia streets. 7..s a5... d,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

a train on the Harlem Railroad ran over and
crushed to death an unknown woman In New Yesk On
the 18th. f9a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

a. q. Foster, writer Of some talent, who was
connsd in Moyamensns prison for several months past
charged With having forged the name of VIM Burtop
has hesn released, no appearing against him. Mime
de Marsussttes married him in prison. and It 10 her friend
ship doubtless which hss saved him from being prose-
eutad. s..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
Z AID Is3H y EE.Ic ERs.

Fm sS~if x6sKRn MUFTY.
~ Ar csrsnu+SGMARLEs N. v0LTv1Eas. s-
Tn Disiria AtorAsy-M. a. FepTE. III
TOR CLERRs OF GoURrs.
~ Ds~sx NORBERT TREpAaNIER.
.ss HltesS Dsasa cset-P. q. MII.Fz.
4 zzir4 1sties GsssMksRY HEx8U.s ,.z.,, Il.
a. s8M pis,iat coas-J. 3. WALTON,
VIZ Dizrss casx- WrLlIAar a. sNnfTs
spsssiss Court w. u. REESE
FOB AssEssoRs.
NRAN{as TURNER. THEOD0RE BURES.,
y Holm =. Durour. soHs a WATKINS,
FOR TAX ooLLEeTo rs.
7Sst Ds.,ies- THOMAS AsEEW.
ssssad pstIss JnsEPH nERNANDEz,
s. rssss 0i.sia -DyvrRNEy rAsRAR.
Fssrts Diasst- GEORGE MENsSiAN.
FOR yusTIoBs oF THE pEAon,
.fta ,tpass-D. i. MITCHELL.
s.se.d Jaaies-C o. III, BRADFORD.
zasrs 5sa.a. RrcHAIsD RICHARDSON.
xsss'h Sss'es- AANoeIs 0AL0N6NE. 80
wa Jas'iss- WA. PILES, 5s8t
SEGA sassAs -ARHaCR PORTER. ~
sssralA sssfss- g ". Buf ORD.
EeA oeNarAnhRs KS
y% sfsse ssss'sfs ccsars--wIEEfAMso. aufRH.
hse'sa JA'siees cssr--goHA a. Az ,fssF.
7asse Jssfsess cSss-sAs, w. DEp4.EseIs
kslr2 J4sssss Court sULEs son ApERu
F5s1 Jsste's ssart -. n. MfRSaNnpx
sssss Jsstis'. csars- JOHN II. mE.n
sa' sss<' "a ssssssss sssz'-LEsi GoiDNa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
RELIEF ron TEr VIRGINIA sUrTxREas.

,.83 T.. -
Tho undersigned, in behalf Of NJ Hoenusr,s Band,
being about 70 fenew their Musical Rntertanaents ct
the Odd Feows' Hail. taks tho liberty Of offering ypu
ontirc receipts Of rst rights for the
bsneat Of the Sufferers BY tho spid emio spreading
such desoation among elow-be pgs In Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Va, -
We leave TO you to appoint the svsnisig
M. HoErFMKR,
Jno CHARLTON, committss
r. y. M1MIRIN, %
49, o.. BOUDR, Music s
10 Msssrs A. elena, 20. Sally ). Mc6andlisA, H
a Robinson. Sf "a y 5sfH ~;
Geatlemen--Your Communication Of this date Ii re.
cevsd and gives gfcat pleasure to accept yosr truly
proposal dsvots the sntire receipts Of
ra evenings TO the relief OF the sufferers
BY me epidemic Of Norfolk and Portsmout b, Va. n
Trusting that your charitable and nsertorious In
tsntons may be rewarded with tbs most complete suo
cess snd naming Monday evening the 1As October, we
are, gentlemen, worry respectfully yours, No.
-5sgs & ii / A. GLENN, Z \ o....,..
T. o. SULLY, ooAn%"ses
T. n. McaANDLIsH, y.. y
= :, II. M. ROBINSON, s1s'"Sns.
10 esms M Hoehner, Jno. Charlton, r. j. hintie, @.
Boude, Committee of Music,
New Orleans, Sept Is, 1856. se2otd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

REGULAR VIcKsBuRa PACKET. - The elegant
and well appointed steamer r. O. Wallis Capt Henariek
leaves for yoksburg and all intermediate landings this
afternoon, punctuaiy ut o'clock. The Wallis Is one Of
the uss boats the river and Is oicered and manned
In the most excellent manner. Those who know
Capt Joe-sna where Ia he unknown-know that when
he commands boat s De in the best order
and condition that pasengers cared atsntivey
and in the best style and that ain the business Ct The
boat is attended to msthodieaiy promptly All suo-
cess to Capt u and bis splendid boat say We As the
Captain is the impsrsopAton Of punot,ay passengers
snond bear in mind that they must hs on board BY ut
least O'Clock. or slse they will be left
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

An Illinois editor describes an apple weighing
one pound and thrseqa quarters and measuring twenty
inches In sirsumtszsnss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

The brig Sea Belle arrived at Newport, R. T.,
from aeorgstswn, 8 g the lst6 Inst, wth several
eases q fever On board Ths pAtsn wsrs removed TO
the marins hospitsl where the mate died soon ssr-
wards.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
STATE ITO < EFT.
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERsIaNY,

CHARLES DERBIaNY,
sais ssErERsoN.
E TOR LIBUFENANT GOVERNOR,
a LOUIS TExApA,
Vi OF RAPlpEs Aa&
TOE sEdRErARY oFtsTATE,
R0BERT g. BEALE,
5Ssa MI or kAsr aAEaa ROUGE.
1eh lHEArE EREAsURER,
". Durable,
kot WEST BATON RoueE.
FOR AUDITOR OF sfAgB
n.y. PA WAITER RossMAH,
Wv ciAfSohsE sf'#v
E6R EATToRNEY aHNERAbl
RANDALL HUNT,
oREskEs. Nj
1on.sUPERINTENpENr or EDUgArIoN
80 o. d. sTILLMAN,
|@ssxs or .ouAcHITA.
~ ron 90 ne aEss.
Ts,m Diaaes- EO. EUsTIss N.
~ sssaas Disesa -TJEEsDURE q. HUN1
tara Dssis- PRESTON eeND. IL.
! .ysasty DaAsa- sfIrL1Ast N. LEMIs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

LEGISLATIVE The Americans Of the parishes
of eoncordia and Tensas have nominated Dr.
P. Chew as their candidate for the Senate He
will be elected and will make useful Senator.
In ,Tensas, the Americans have put forward
Peter Alexanders Esq, to attend to their
interests in the Heuse of Representatives. A
most excellent selection. We have no more
doubt Of Mr.. A = election than we have that we
are penang these. few lines. In the country
the American spirit is strong, high, and, as
will be shown, Irresistible '.ass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
AN ERIcAN NoMINATLeNs..


Fca SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDEREI
ron REPRESENTATIVE,
sAMKs n. mEuAF.FEM,
y . No g o. LAwRAY1N.
a 4, soH pirFnsef a1sonass, i.
NJ r. sGoTT.
ron sHKRwF,
fxscALxs LABARRE.
sssss 4sqnarosoSva ~ aSssSisss -
=. =. sstAr rucK.
80 1a4a n ~ ~ i fc.s,, si55.. 4
ss roe clknnsc W COURT.
tEDwss BUfssoN. s,5i &. (
ron ASSESSOR,
y. H. D0NNELLAN.a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
BreaUsses., Fan Resstisssysess s. Co..
COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
.-..Aan.-..
Generals Furnishing Store

% AND 81 FRONT, SO AND So FULTON STREETS
Heating and Cooking Ware Cana sss and fin.
Pumps Force nnd Lit Pumps Brass Cocks Globes and sea
Whistles chafng Dishes Tea Coffee Uans and Cup Baske
ETC., els.
Manufacturers Of Sheet Iron Chunsa
ings Esaps Pipes Jico Boxer Copper Worms stills
Clarifying Kettles Wrought Pipe, asss; Rubber Hs
etc., etc.
Agents for Wohngtons Safety Pumps g. r. Kess Fir.
Pumps schAhsrs Steam and Vacuum Gauges Magnetic
Wktsr Gauge. su9s ana,. VIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

The MAIIs.--Ths Northern and Eastern pa.
psrs failed yesterday beyond Baltimore,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26

= FRoa HoNDuHAs.--By the arrival yesterday
Of the British schooner Mary, from Ruatan
Island, which port she left on the 18th inst, We
learn from Capt. Stevens that three schooners
arrived At that island on the 18th from Truxillo,
laden with the specie, silver plate, and Tie
most wealthy inhabitants Of thattown, who had
fed before the invading force Of the revolution
.istss who are reported to be about 200 strong,
and some twenty miles from the city on the
18th inst. All the most wealthy inhabitants
had already left, With full belief that if the
revolutionists succeeded in taking the place
they would pillage the town and murder the in
habitants, The poorer classes were left to pro-
tect the place and stand the brunt Of the
invading force. @..
Captain Rostelet, with q small force Of gov
eminent troops, had full command of the prin-
cipal passes to the city, and was endeayoring to
stop their entrance, which was considered very
doubtful by the flying inhabitants
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-26
american Barbecue,
AT PoINTE-A-LA-HAcHE, ON PIERRE coLLErrE,s
PLANTATION, ls
On MONDAY, 1st October

Ol efUOKSDhI, IbL VGtUpaf.
The steamer Mobile riIl Orleans on MONDAY Al
osioek In til. aOrniss from Abs Wharf, fon,pg
Beat eAcs, Marisny buildipgs, Third District.
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COL HUNT ON AMHRIoAmIsM

In auother place we give tine very able speech
Of Gal T. g. Hunt, on the American question,
delivered at Houma on the 18th instant. j, 1t is
needless to ask our readers to give it, careful
perusal. or TO direct the attention Of the public
to il. The ability and strength of the address
will caase it to- be read wherever Circulated. s
Col. Hunts vindieation of the American cause
is clear and unanswerabIe. 1t is decidedly one
Of the abiest papers Of the kind We have perused
during the pending canvass He makes. good
both the justice Of the'prineiples andthe neces.
sity Of the formation Of the American party
This latter point he illustrates 70 demon
Estration
But, We have no intention Of making sy-
,ncpsis of the speech. No synopsis would do it
iaatice. 1t must be read to be appreciated.
Every onewho wishes to read really powerful,
but mild and temperate, American argument,
should not neglect the present opportunity