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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-25
The Ball in Motion.

1t is with the highest qualification, that we
give publicity to the card, which will be found
heading this column. Those gentlemen have
withdrawn themselves from position, which
they could no longer occupy, and at the same
time feel, that they were free to think ana IN
for themselves as independent citizens. They
have tested these dark lantern Americans,
and have found, to their hearts full conviction,
that they would rule America with rod Of
iron Intolcrant and bgoted, domineering ty.
ranny marks their every act, and towards their
members, the unfortunate dupcs of their dccep
tion they hurl ont snch imperious commands
and threats of punishment, that no true Amer.
lean, no day light American can, for mo-
ment, submit to. These gentlemen, Therefore,
have taken an open and honorable course, in
making their withdrawal public, that no susp-
cion may rest upon them, as being in any way
connected with such party.
While upon the subject of know nothing y.
ranny, we will also expose the unwarrantablc
means resortcd to, by some of them, to enforce,
if possible, an unwilling submission on the part
of many young men, who desire to Withdrew
from faction into which they have been mis-
led and which has become sickcning and dis
gusting to them. All kinds of threats arc en-
ploycd to intimidate them; they are really
made to feel alarm at their own unfavorable
thoughts and opinions of the order they ar
told they will basely perjure themselves ; that
utter ruin and disgrace will be their fate, and
that their names will be published Throughout
the order, as unworthy of oil respect and cor
fidcncc. They even threaten them that no one
will give them employment, and if in bushes
of any kind, that all patronage and support
shall be withdrawn from them, and they viii
have no friends to encourage or associate with.
Contrary inducements are held out to Others
to join them the fairest promises are made
splendid prospects are held up to view, and
Offices are made to dance before their delight
ed visions in most fantastical habliments.
We know that these unmanly and disgrace
full means have been employed to prevent thcl'
members from leaving them, and to deter OH
ers who have left them, from voting again''
them. Such conduct is repulsive to all virtr
GUS and honorable feeling, and an outrage upon
good society and confidential int ercourse b
tween man and man. We call upon all 70
whom such threats may hereafter be made, 70
make them public, together with the name
the person who may be so scnselcss and rect
less of his own character as to make them.
BATON ROUGE-The Advocate Of the 22d says
! At the present moment there are many cases y "
| sickness, more or less yirulent, IN our midst
cannot be denied that several cases of fever nav
occurred among those who had all the comforts sns
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-25
Know Nothing Withdrawals.
To the Public.

We the undersigned, having Joined the Or.
der. known as the Know Nothings, from good
intentions and honest feelings, and finding that
It is not what it was represented to us to he.
and that, by our adherence to it, we are no
longer left free to exercise our own opinions.
or to act for ourselves, as independent citizens
ought to do, in all matters Of politics and re.
lirion, we therefore and hereby, declare our.
selves as withdrawn from oil connection with
said order, and we make this public declare.
ton of the same to relieve ourselves Of On
suspicion, hereafter, of having any thing to do
with It. from now, henceforth, and forever.
II. TURBEVILLE,
J. A. NORWOOD, Af
JOB ROWLEY, %
SD. HALL, sr..1.. WV
ii. NJ. HATCHER,
SAMUEL HATCHER,
G.. w. FLENNIKEN,
JNO. p. BROWN,
CHAS. SEAMAN,
MARION CHAPMAN,
CALVIN s. PALMER,
+. G. FELPS,
JOEL A. STOKES,
THOS. B. McCLENDON,
BAILEY Z. CLANCY,
J.W. BROWN, 49,.
WIN. McMURRAY, Y
II. ID. ROWLEY,
ELI WHITE,
Il. w. DONEGAN. a
G. l.. HAYS.
East Feliciana, August, 1855
Others are coming and now is the accept.
bic time.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-25
"The loss Of one is the gain of Dozen"

american Patriot
If our neighbours know nothing arithmetic is cor
rect the order has gal ned in this end of the parish
within the last two weeks, tro hundred and fiy tico
members. If these Withdrawals continue, of which
we have positive assurances their numbers in the
parish, will, by the Patriots arithmetic, exceed IT.
teen hundred
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-25

BATON RoUGE.-The Advocate of the ed. says,
At the present moment there are many cases y
sickness, more or les. yirulent, IN our midst.
cannot be denied that several cases of fever bav,
occurred among those who had all the comforts sns
attendance around them, and in teveral instance
have proved fatal.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-25
announcements.
For the November Election.
FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
Ic-We IRE authorized to announce J. SMYIIE
MONTGOMERY, rs a candidate for the State Legis-
laturc subject to q Democratic nomination.
# FOR JUDGE.
e0-Wc are authorized to announce JAMES b.
SMITH, Us n candidate for the JUDGksHIP of the It'll
Judicial District jy IA
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
&9-We ore authorized to announce w. FERGUS
HERMAN, as q candidate for DIsTRIcr ATTORNEY for
the Seventh Judicial District. ie l6
GS-We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ
ROBERTS, rs candidate for DIsrRIcr ATTORNEY for
he Seventh Judicial District. ie 80
s. FOR CLERK.
G0- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
PATTERSON, as candidate for Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, for the Parish of East Felciana jy7
fr FOR SHERIFF.
G8-We are authorized TO announce EDWIN
SCOTT as n candidate for SHERIFF of the Parish of
East Fcicana, subject to Democratic nomination
rAr.We are authorized to announce GEORGE G.
COMSTOCK, rs n candidate for SHERIFF. for the
Parish Of East Feciana. je Is
NA-We are authorized to announce WILLIS w.
MOORE, as candidate for SHERIFF for the Parish
Of East Fclicana. subject to u Democratic Nomi-
nation. ego
FOR ASSESSOR.
WED-c are authorized to announce JOSEPH r..
DRAWDY, NJ n candidate for Assessor OF the Par
sh of East Felieiana. jy2s
FOR CORONER.
Go-e are authorized to announce THOMAS l..
NcGHEE, as candidate for the Office of CORONER,
OF the Parish Of East Felicana.
FOR CONSTABLE.
WG1-e are authVisedto announce CHARLES
SEAMAN, as candidate for Constable, in the Fifth
Ward. aug IL
Mr.. EDIroR: You will please announce BY
THELL HAYNES, Esqr as a candidate for
the State Legislature, subject to the Demo-
cratic nomination. MANY FRIENDS.
Mr. EDroR.-At the request of his many
friends, Mr.. j. WARREN TAYLOR, has consented
to become candidate to represent East Fell
ciana in the next Legislature subject to the de-
cision Of tho Democratic nomination.
MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIIoR-We are informed that Demo-
cratic nominations will be held on the third of
Sept. next for the purpose Of selecting Parish
officers. Several lanes having been mentioned
in connection with the candidacy for the legs-
lature, among the most prominent, we notice
that Of George IL. Jones. In our opinion, no
one is more worthy, or could more completely
concentrate the democratic strength of the
parish. Mr.. Jones has always been known as IL
warm aud able advocate Of democratic princi-
pies, and in the present contest between pro-
scription and true republicanism he has taken
more than ordinary interest. We are assured
that IT nominated, he will use every honorable
means to secure the success of the Democratic
ticket. MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-25

East Feliciana, August, 1855. M
Others are coming and now is the accept.
bic time
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-25
FOR JUpGE-sEvENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CYRUS RATLIFF.
ELECTION, MONDAY, SEPT. 8, 1855.

DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL CLUB.
This Club was organized on Saturday even
ing, August IS, 1855. The following named
officers were elected
G., w. Munday, President,
Edward Delony and Bythell Haynes, Vice
Presidents.
Lewis Sturgis, Treasurer,
Jno. M'Vea, Corresponding Secretary,
IN. Lemon, and VIM. H. O'Reilly, Secs.
E Delony, g. H. Packwood, G.. Kent, Ed
Andrews, A. Bird, N. A Knight, s. Fl. But.
Ter, F. X. White, Committee Of Ways and
Means.
Saturday evening, was appointed as the reg
ular night Of meeting. The Club was addressed
by the Chairman on taking his seat and BY
Bythell Haynes, ESQ.,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-25

NEW OHLFANs-The number of deaths from yell
CIV fever for the week ending August 20. WAS 504
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RECEIPTS OF pRor1cp,


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pfncsss-asI cotton McGregor Alto.
way Moon John Win IS Buckne STAN
Newmnso Bradley, Wilson &co-e ampbel strong-9s
Dogsn Donegsn &eols LslandeiS Lac &c1-74 William
juhannon Carroll acoS Wight Dsvnort tobacco
Short kco Hewitt, Norton &co98 hla Rawns do
Felowea pork ~ bhds
bbs -four Hewitt Morton hoc43 bbs 3il
Carroll Pnehard &eo-l bags wool Par Bro-3u cola rope
Ellison Scos bbs oil Kennel &coot
Price Coulonis bx peachsa bbls apps
cotton 1875 hhds tobacco.
Anna5 kinds suge Us
&eos91 do do hhds LeveriE dol
ChsrpanerS bales Tosear Hyea- do
1853 ska s3s do orderToa lhhds
IRssea. E
&co67 Frelsen, Stevenson &eo4 6onisosBfo
&co-s Swasy Green &ees Apdorsonk Mea-5 Robson
Aliens Head, Massie &eo4 Cox, ellis &syd3
H Carter 6co - Henderson, Terry &ec j MeMahans
dries to ofder-Tota 9s6 bales cotton.
M0BILE-Seamsr Caliarnia-s9 bales eosk Mcmahon.
SHAGGY P0INTStsamsr Swamp Fox-bales Gily-l
hhds Cammsok Sques & Wsst-7 DOB
feet-i Dbl bssswax Lspes Frses crde-Total
baea cotton 50 hhds sugar. aF
ST LOUIS Steamer virginasss ibis Connolly geo
200 do do Kennedy &soil do do Has Gayle co-s oak
Byrne 1917 &co5
do do Shaw &eo-1sl6 do cats DAT do
Druhhna94 do do Thomas Elder &eo1ssalG
81 do do Bass%i coils orderses bagzng Elise
&coe3 hhds tobacco w Robinsoa-3s ne-s
sks wheat Turn r0 bb's oil hedepburg
Whining do Mehenny &co90 bales Cnndy
3S do do Ssndfoid Bfothl0 do do Feles &eo-Ta
cotton 63 hhda tobacco -
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CoNsIGNE7.

sdhr James, from Phladelpha ,nve.ss &co-H Bonsbs
Dyas Ssco-s l. q Le,y-foole % Maxwel--c Bud
Wright aes-E la ey aco-C X Keedy-E q
que-kichards, lan
col Maford aeoNorIs g. Way Gpsy-DeBanc
Broadwsl dcoG A Fer ettW JAson aco-Leng Magons,
S L.eks-J Copl.n-Wnght, Daseppo.t BIB yaiJ Oh
Gta canlpoe-heuuerson &c Gheseiu dudley
wills SonDavis Jenkins Carroll Pr tchsTd &co
Uucange-J slrnsson &co-Faei ss-stoIm whsJ War
ner -ucheon, Howell dcoTansa WtsonX Gaucbs-Ala
ey g. Poutnsy-N ais ache = Ank DeegIsys GcoSiark
Day St4bferY Dayde Catvn--yas Clauss-C Busc
he!l~urh Cux-J sallvan-T knderson-H
Sickies dcoS Kennedy VOC IL son-Leues
"A LaugrewL surIssant aeo twaid sllD kA
way &cS-H Hanela Bro-Magee beas-J
Bark my Ld, from dco--R Eeaman dco
VOORHEES,, Grggs &coWood d. Low Lvsrpedreauvile,
Roche seymour-J NJ JonnsAfeoPrce,
&eoS Lake Huntington ndv-Ugesoy g. bincauIey
Lechf I'd &eo-C RALLY dco- Lanauze 6coJ
&eo Thomps1n, Allen 6coJ Wdiun &coIsfa Hobart,
kice Hathaway-D K-lham-E G Retrs-D Ranlelt
Valentine Giien &co-D Tayr &co-C Tate,
&co-E Marguase dcoFelt Reed-AJ DE .eyM alet-H NJ
barlow &coJ Ta aeoBreDe &cSSampson Ksene-Samp
worth-S Stauf=r&D Edwards &eo-aIder.
Brig Thomas Aiioohe from Phadepa-C Buddscke Aco-C
Carse-head d. oh Stevens beo-
Sudoti iuisJ Albums odIieh s Voorhees, riggs
Kennedy GcoB Shields leyeah Hart
Metoal-Keatt, Die Henderson
oveuouDawso omekaiE brow Violet
Perkins, Campbell AeoJ Wright &c5E Mangn-W Flemmingj
Nj Reli Gco-E Ii Pomroy acoA Matersrger HeaJe
siorrnon-R YredenbuIg NetnerM Green wood
-MeCucheop, Howell &coE ii Daleysco-Laey Guild
Smedra &soLauye Mcall-P Lanaua Bpgart
Foey AseIy-Pries Converse &eo-h Weimsrt-
Bee5e &co-H Curis-S II Weilnan-S Fischer-R R k-R
Notwithstanding HsisD q Wion Rowland g. Tult-J
Armaano-Bandt d Adams-S Mccall LanauEe- D. Blapc
aac aur-Col Thompkins-H Hanse 6Bro-Magss Kpeas-I
sueyant Ace-coussrse Kenneth eo-sF Hynsoa
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Passengers Arrived by steamers

FROM ouAcHIrA RyER-By he Naom.
Mrs W Downs Ms Stewart Nj Sewst lady, child and s.ryapt
Msssrs Norwood Dyer, Nsrchk, Enris Greenshaw
Jacobs W Ghost Byan DWs leuusr, Thomasson Pc
groux, L Johpaut.
From ST.. LouIs-Bp the Pifgaia' @
RsLinaed Hynes Bead CsptBsnsy, Mr. Gordon ani
son, NJ Eli oft, Jasphel O, Brien. =
FROM NEW York AND HAyAn-Byhe Caha,uba
A. Jones AND isdy Mlas Asen; N Mason biss Robb
Campbell; Bridget HApin.
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IMpoKr,

HAyRE-Ship Wnrtemberg-405 wine Prehns cskB do
do 26 70 pksGdse Buddecks 6coi
saDge &eo-1 Jeanette 6s-lz as baskets wins elmer
Mnrrozrl Lobit Charpsuier-l S
"A Hone-4 Leon Perrsco-ll Slu
Alpert2 Br1ynotl RcLaA socomb &co4 Faivref
Act-l Moeun1 Giquek JRmeiton2 Hyde Good
tusschsI DshJur hlabS foster-s Dueonge
10 Cosenap- Gutiiot-5 Leon
Wishar-l Alaidgs col Eos Hercuen &co-6 Bron
order. -
BoSToN-BaIk Jenny Lnd-Asaorsdt erehsndiie.
pHILADELPHIA-Brg Ihos Albion AasOr.ed merchandise
SToyKToN-Schr Pascsgoula-Lumhsto order.
PENsACoLA-Schr Gen sco-s1L feet lumber, 81 600 lahs
Peoisy, NieoI eco.
HAyANA-sehr H Aontague-EO0 sugar Afonrson9s do
segnra Walls smroiE-4 duo M Caasellos
Walls.
PENSACoLA-Seh Zuima-Lumber fcrder.
BoSToN-Bsrk Jenny Lind-ais tens u Warner SEQ.
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Tho rs.sr Il Il. Branch sux contain. in leoa 1ss



be said JET aiiee may safely esir6uie
Natsrs 5000 eject in Of dyspsp where the
ns base Of the Of ard
a shs unvhossomc aeds IF dong
on portion Of cartoLe acid ~heh aansisn ACID
shes snd exers fvoseIe influence he and
n.roas y.tSn relieving and exhr
dmihshog The mIabiy sernaeh. goat bosgn.
On By ths 1.-The hss, acting by virtue kali; IN
eAss gravel where the euuus hc sed
aeing double way-l.t by
the hAeitaa posia induced .s.
D. o. great value For latter purposes At the
Of soda.
carbonate Of coda hooppg
NE Bsaoa water w0ald be mild suosu.s for the final alkaline
Spharous waters are Invaluable in MANY snd are with
great Enert employed skin
poser over ispa pres seiss, etc. Used
uterine nac.tns tamsnurr cho e) rheumatism
tnd govt FOR thse Alkaline Sprbs oala
y Ssins more I,eh sniphnretsei hydIegn.
e.shAisey Known theAs the time
Amoat unsecsiaary add tha
though exceied Of mineral MATTER hardly yield
Us pleasant and h.aih bringing mineral waer.n
Ins conamsd BY ihs extraordinary which hAy
been effected by the VI Invaluable
Carriages
TO and from tie AID for the Of ytso during
aay.
CONNER d WooTEN PrOprietora.
BThe proprietors beg tbs following recommends
on OF es waers that the public judge for
We the undersigned experience
the he "BLADoN SEhINGs," bams cheer
hern contained The b.neheiA resulting
ahe OF then, especially eh L Of Tbs amsnsr
nvere sou peculiar chroaic am rsos The hlaI
eacui urinary oigsns
r a. LAMBERT, D. NJ. P.
". RUSH ION,
:.--.-. 49,, 5s AID. PEcQUET
Jess d&wH ia K.uANET, "
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oooAn AMI moLAseES.. Nothing OF any conse-
quence was doing in Sugar. of Moases Gas bbs Good
Reboied were sold at 2ss y gallon, with dull market
FLoUR The demand was fair, and we noticed sales
of $500 bbs of which SO Ohio at 81 S7 $50 illinois, in
two lots at 3d. $50 st. Louis for shipment also at S.
Choice supernne, and $50 Fancy at ss 25 and lot of
supsrfne, long time in store, at 81 SO y Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn dull, and barely 1900 sacks were
disposed Of including 26eo White Yellow and Mixed for
shipment at TOT. and 475 White and Mixed in lots at
Toe bushel. Small lots of St Louis Oats were selling
at 64655e o bushe.. Bran held at 90O95e "a 100
Ii, on the leves, without purchasers.
PRoVIsI0NB.. noticed only retail sales Of Pork
at SIS as v Dbl for Mess Bacon was firm with sales
of SO casks City Smoked Sides at 9s, 10 Cincinnati
at OK, and Is of Shoulders Getty smoked at ske fb
OF Lard 200 bbs and erces Prime sold store
at over 1oAe, and 200 kegs at 1l16e v Ii.
sALT....A cargo of Turks Island, just arrived, was
held at 500 y bushel Accounts from Turks Island re-
port heavy rains there and in the vicinity which
stroyed large quantities of SALT state that the last
raking was sold at 80 cents
COFFEE. =. Market quiet and sales confined to 225
bags Rio, at lo4@1o4 Ii, but lilo refused for 1000
bags Selections from the Panama's cargo.
GUNNY BAGS. An offer of 1874 was refu sed for
100 bales to arrive and 49, cash. for 100 bales
guaranteed to weigh 400 fb p bale.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE....W We noticed sales Of about
$50 bbls at 33s y gallon for lots in good order
WHISKY. .120 bbls Rectined were sold In several
lots at 31e "a gallon.
FREIGHTS... We heard of no new engagement
EXCHANGES. Demand lrrited at our quotations;
sterling ...'........... 110D1lO3S
E Francs g.. 12x dollar
Sight Checks on New York. %1x "a DIT Of
CATTLE MARKET.
MorpAs EyEErra, July q 1885
Inc market to-day YVES not 20 bxek "a ON atrsav
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VE,O THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOUI.

ii sIAFA.-ns potn4 present
ofae obsiass As
Cane Tbs II boiling
undesirable In quality Of fuei also Ell
thu ordinary mech FIR
thar reduction both In the fool zEd the cost o. bring me
Gtsem I'll X
ard this irposnt object
completely attained tie PATENT STEAM GEN
aATo the principle Of he celebrated Cincinnati bss Fire
Engine, operation. ~
Stsa Generator tho advantaxes Of being alhre
from he fro. snd with
for barnnx the bazae stIs oshs
required 10 Of the gE 80
hapidfsy gsnerattoa which
hef
sdvnnaEs ofths rehargsd
wall and in be operation the nea heated
red without Of
surA.
Perfect ssy explosion, being any ass bedy
high
Economy 10 ust wafer and pfiee Of
0ns Steam erected ard ofsration th
plantation Of Col. R. C. ibefvis
nsria fully tssted the the
saving Of that required ths othsr
Greenwood, uadegred appointed
for L1uanS and fest fndss and having had twelve
practical boiling confidently
this plan As the best hhstto brought out for gnstans cheap
with Da:tsriss kt principles
sns frat lower prices than hitherto
Luans. Aso, Vsearm Pans Centrifugal Machines and Bone
Black from the Globe Works Of 6 Hafssn Coz Nsw
| York. tgs9s AFs7's7 M sfs8z
undsgned put operation. furnish
and force
Thnss parties ID uiphae with
ANAL apparatus
The negroes sad tinz cost TIE efs
will be fnind and distractions given personality .s pisa
\ in ths making tie article A. H. TAFT.
| dew
| is Tcheupitonlha fell 3pdkwu
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Eastern Shore Of Mobile -
Il Bsy.1he putic respectfully zS
shove ghtiu Watsr Place open reception
Eollywo beautifully
nour's rua Mobile Capt. Zoe AImaras beautiful
4. - entirely free nom bags or as4 abandauiy
piled with delicious ghtfay
bathing ID
baths every
deous spen1ing the h. disease
kaown Ample have been made for
iahng, sailaR, baTds, gslsre
fh house viii q under he Management q NJ Enosh
Freeman,
Evenit They will do ths deserve patronage Of
pabic and respectfully share Of
mzil Mobile
arrive at Hollywood by II o'clock the next day.
FREEMAN q EvERITT.
WnE,np FnaEs4s. EsosH EVENT isis
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pLADON SPRINGS. ALA-Tbs pro. 1,.ss

I'D prietop d-xh ai,.,a ssrIpx, ,iis ed sssH
n hssthy region q pas yeed, oar g
's9.s isayh the CITY tat hssh
and sdsns esd pssoA "a 81 rereys
yiAora In yiV q
nolh shan be inE thes nsr
at thsss Springs tho agreeable. 1880 s~s'
an.ivz.s
fsssSf kdesi, Of sha Univeisify Of 1
The Alkaline Sulphur Spag
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MnnoRApA.

Steamship Cabawba July 49, lat eg is mu long SO deg
m spoke ship oatsrvd fCaa'ins bad for New York VEIL
yg MIA left s. Lon 9Th uls and reports the
with feet water in The chasel TO Cairo Ths
Sherman left day for this port Che SsbrAk Ask
Nicholas Illinois loading for New Orisans
Naomi from ouach Rivefsporif that river low still
ng Heavy had seu Hy Ind not had eject Upon
the #E
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Chip sas Hoimes 5rihftb, fer New ytk, ACohen
Ship Pranki King, Borabd, for Mobb gifdey d Lowell
Seir White Swan, Linden for BatimSs, q Hynson &co
ARRIVED.
Steamship cahasa shusdt NV York. 70 James Connolly
Ship wa nbug Wilson from Hayp aoh May 10 HI B4zisrsi
district. W1f
Bark Lind Buuce cssvy 4 Yarwsi
I'd district.
Span nndad Beceops vis Havana previously
reported At Qusraut ns, TO Paig, Dir &ce-2d dsret.
Brig VIM Clak sinpson pieyu,rported as oaaausias to
Brig Iho Al Gays sm Phadslphia, to Hyn
son &eo-fowdet Heuee.
Brig Mermaid, from Turks Ia and, 70 nnstsr-Pont
sShr Zalm Weber. 7dAya from Penscos to maserhasin
Schr Montague Butler previously reported at
QUARANTINE TO A Hors-4d dst5t5
seh Phscsgoua Hbb days from sskton As msstsr-st dis
sehr Gen Scott Psmpars days asacola to naserBaGn.
Steambot
81 Princess, Holmss, from Louisie
Anna, Etxoieos from Loekps. ~
Naomi, Jefstson, from 0uAeba River.
California, Frost, from MoDlh
Swamp Fox, kimtSi, from Ssggy FONT
/ Virginia Welta from ST. Loah
Towbost QUESTIONED
Inrinidad brss and TAI WIN CLARK, seh
q Montagus. Mary, snd s Jses.
Towkezt 1unins bsebe oe Pnesesowed down ard
the 20 u Fasby and Mounteineef
boughs Up ship Wusubuig kk Jenny Lad and brig Mar
mid.
lBy Telegfph.] -[-
S.eamshp Cshawba shuildt No York. crossed the Bar at
O'Clock Nj bouad the smahP ouana, Tablet, from
eaiveasn, creased at O'clock FL
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MoRTuARY.--The following is the report of
the city cemeteries for the week ending Sunday morn
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Total decrease for the month 6sSe g
Our dates from New York to tie 26th uIi. The
Money market without change The Post of the 25th
says: 4~
The Money market shows continued ease with steady
accumulation of unemployed funds and the foreign
change market exhibit symptoms Of giving way, from
better supply Or cotton bills from the South where the
rivers reported to be again rising No demand for
change appears any moment and the rates are very
nominal at lo9 to 101S for bankers sterling and
to SIS for francs.
Discount easy at five to per cent with
scant supply of mercantile paper and call loans range
from sto6 cent Where the loans range at per
immediate disturbance but the per cent loans making
are liable to call at moments notice, literally There
fore many could borrow at prefer to do with
the understanding alluded to- This makes the rates
actually per cent for call loans and for continued
The brokers borrow thus at to g. and loan to out
siders at T.
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YORR-Shp Slsa bales and Is hf bales cotton,
2s hemp i7s cuttings DO wool 81 hhds
bb cen TO dSork i0 Hour S0do OIL
94 lead, u exs MARBLE n pkgs
I'd me al, $50 ms tasks li5 pkgs mdHe.s
MOBILE Ship franklin King-In bazst.
BALIiMoRE-s'hr White sw hhd' sugar. As7 bbls pork 40
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\ OUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp and Lafayette sEreeTh Irs.itntion
Legislature
Sne will opened for of
DA u the Sd instant.
Ssvisz
stution aordng all
their provided Charter
Dime will be received deposit.
For Money Deposited Interest the following have
sabished.
Oopoaisfor nosisssshan
Of thfss percent.
Deposits MONTHS
At the rate offour psr per
Deposits
be allowed.
Fridays deposits will only from Females.
~ ....TRUSTEES....
VIM. Fl. Garland, W. B. Bopbs, Dennis CroaAn,-t
Pat. Irwin, Jas. NJ ForgAy, Jno. &c
Geo. c. wrason, Ino. ColsmAn, % Jas. al. Rzud.
r. L. Ro erLson, WA. II. GARLAND, President.
Neworsnns. August 1. 1854. "