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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-05

, oo1zosn n s"as !is wseh vs %s'%
cnn is limited buyers ve had give lid H. advance
na Egyp "n nrt t are mo SG'1 tar S rte TEct
SeS omm 9o Of Bro D c are en ' IL %' t1 pb
d Bowedg 7d Mi'lng Orleans a. Ths sSGs FL tile week
5rom al the 1870 bales Stock sS64o bales, against 49,
BEEADsTurFs There was rather general giving way,
uned Kingdom dnrs he past WscE AID from 5 this ieession
there is no present evidence Of rScorery while supplies are
temporary requirements Of the current range ot
stos and ns ono ' ae rns m Tcn from wru
week with arrivals from America and elsewhere, extern
pp @pd proG 81 I'm m n mae e m H
rics Of farmers stimulating the desire Of the large buyers
toprchac extensively be aowsd by prompt reaction on the
from existing rates thongl for while the Inclination Of
prices my s0p sGmEwR in SE of a M r Ffg
plies light but have abundance eherius irGn The
for the week ending the W lust are iOSoS quarters being
% m Of hive the ws a SSe either local or country
buyers and though had somewhat more general inquiry
mediate requirements. The transactions the
therefore very moderate scale and note decline OF
being uonnay cheaper in the same proportion The h'Sihess
Is 3D. per barrel except retail for choice quality.
Although the weather has been variable Of ag and now cold
highly Favorable for autumn culture which in tins district is
progressing close with the soil in excellent order ior de
PRo5ssl0SsWc have little change notice in Beef since
unler quiet market considerable business has been done
rnncs and We have further arrival It's wcek line
Eastern w31 com"Ha S'Y 5 S hF "%F sGar
small compass few small parcels {" new Te in dYcH and will
be landed neT week. hG nsn""h Tor Eres u's Wees
wanted hut anything shat Under this is neglected. and does
s5o |"E want supplies ,e marke, keeps Em
at ON tie spot but u.s. per swI n h%eM HrSgrg1 10"
o. @62s. Cd. per evil -.,. H., ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-05

LIBERTY IN PAR1s.-A letter from Paris says =
The other morning, as I was sitting in reading
room deeply absorbed in the pe1usal Of leader in
the Londan Times genteel looking man entered the
place and after casting his eye hastily over the jour
nails On the tables and at those in the hands OF the
readers, approached me and politely asked me 1or
the Times Not feeling disposed to relinquish it just
at that moment and surprised at the request, which
was unusual, naturally asked him "why ~ He re,
piled pleasantly, 1T is seized, sir am policeman;
And that is the song one hears every day about this
time in all the reading rooms III Paris
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SJetp 0Fleaus 5tlonsg H(arket.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 70 Camp street,
{

F& ""' "''"s' IVY "
Three ont of four of the Northern mails due this morning
received with the European mails Drought ps inc c'sa
from Liverpool OF the loh Inc private correspondence
than ordinary interest," The STOCK Oh american COTTON
proven to be much below The accounts hett'ooe puoSeu
we SAID III september lHst 'hat ae soeh Vi fNn0'I ~
100000 bales less than the estimates and tins IS conhrmeo
by extracts which are pahhhea eSe"he'e. " .'io "Ae'
.e'"a' ~ o"'' . 49, -, .,i, 80 t,o , ,,
we have this evening slim transactions to note in the
r ,. Thare were ne,,otiations of 80, 0o1 trvalvo
'"o' nt"'N' ~ ~ %, - -. n.y. NV, .,, go
] pei '"u:a p s;maa a p =. oG,o ,a oo
-, :,, e. +,eo o,;o, IN 3au,,- t,roaos ,,otn M, thc
of the day so far as our information extends The
,l 49,, , o,, h, ,,ar 10 a,-.r s,,s;t;o, IN rront all
BANKS haa ase cAls' D 'e'o is every osposoh " gram "
reasonable requests but the managers nave hry resolved ~
however, ociay> to discard all paper matte Tor speculative
purposes or IN some circles called kes believing INV e,
are Donnd 10 grant Inc iavorS oil their respective lh'" "
legitimate exchange dealings ana bona hae BUSINESS p"po
The heavy sales OF cotton with much other produce arc H.
cretsng the OASIS oil exchanges ana mo res"S "' ~
Is more exchange IMAM me BANKS can possibly t"NI'
munuy Is, ueteIore.J just AT ms moment III SUNNY P
ing the want OF more banking or ASSOCIATED e"li"i
The rate OF Exchange to day ald o vary i'll MI! eS'e
point from yesterday Sight FUNDS on ne" Aolh were nue.
hTiner early IN tho day, inc b"'Ns seils at "a o t" ~
aud buying sixty days s1sht from ~ -@ge-a ac'". "ui
were sales OF thirty days ssht Il" Inc reduced ""e s us
ou cIon@s Dealers are OILY willing to Day 757 and for
nyor's names fraction over For remittance there was
nothing waning o.u1 n'''s VI "Is "s'to" ""s
anu rue from '@'7a' VT oS ''" VI s'.', "l'''"'
ut $50 on farls the range OF te market pe's oooQAoI
We heard of no sales Holders are r The Canal BANK lead
a the asron on 'nS nna "s w me IN M M
a'iiuh ui'son VI "'e pei e t ~ " " " ~ 1'
week OF next month"; consequently there no inclination to force
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-05

roll &co-l4 W IrqGhar-l6 Green Crutnp-s Warren,
Gilmore &co-2l Rochordl9 Cox &co--I5 A NJ Turn
bull-l6M White Sco-3l |. Metiee-l Person SG9-s
Leblanc SOn-39 Campbell StrOug-2 henderson Il Pene
Cleveland Brothers &co5 DUnnelS jackson kco--6
b Plauchc &co-5 W Bmbdge Sco-2S2 hbs molusses to
Montgnmeyl6 hhls sugar 80 bb nlolasses Brand
Landry % hhs sugar 30 bbls mosses Wright Allen &colS
hhds sugar Iauve McCalG do alilenburger &co-35 do
90 bbls monsse to eeos 1nrre kco2 hhds sugar IL bos
moasses John Watt kco-i0 hhds sugar Durby Trcmuuet
81 do Rotcfol-A hf hbls moasses Kelly kcoGS scks
4 Kelly &co5 bbs syrup Holmes Il ClausssniritS to
ordarTota ISL bales cotton 1876 hds 45T bb and 81 hi
bblS molnsSes.
YAZOU CITY-Steamer Lewis Whteman-i5o bales cotton
Ward, Saunders Iunh0 do Robcson Alle3l6 do to
Oakley lawkin-295 r l. Adams Scol33 Hughes, tlyscd
kcos4 Enckner Stanton Newm@n7l Lewis &co-2a do to
t'uddy Brown tco3D }yrne Vance &co50 IcllAnel2 TO
Redg, Roberts Terre-l0 Walker, Stuart llutchsson-5
Payne Harriso-2J Randolph Dbl mdse Smith Bro
chests Hughes Iyl1Sted kco2 boxes Buckucr Stanton
Newm,l box to il Marks .4co-s,lries to ordcr-ro;sI
1910 bales cotton.
ST DOuISSteamer Grey Cloud42Si sacks wheat go bbs
-four to j Woodruff .tco.
RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND G REAT WESTERN
hhs sugar John Williams kco-l2 do 20 ht
bbls moasses II Tee,
FLATBOATS.
LOtISNllE-Bruner' Boat2S0 bbS lard 100 bbls Hour
to T G TWichel &Co
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WHISKY The market still unsettled and dull Rec
tilted retailing at 30c and Dextcr's at i5c = gallon
FREIGIITS Two ships taken for Liverpool at 2aa
for Cotton and lid for Wheat the rates Tor Cotton
md Wheat and I'D for Corn and for Boston Oh private
TORI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-05

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orenls City Of New Orleans :
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in md for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President md H. P Jan
ve Secretary OF the Louisiana Mutual insurance Company Of
New Oreuu who being duly sworn according law, do de-
and say, that the nbove
transcript from the books Of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
II. ?. JANVIER. Secretary
Sworn md subscribed before this 10Th day of Marcus
1856. c. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
The on of Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent in
the scrip certificates 1855 payable and after the
second Monday of May and have declared scrip dri
end Of Twenty live cent the earned premiums of
which certificates will be issued and after
day Of June and they have reserved the balance
Of the profits Of the year ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but ulnijusted claims against the Company
The Company continue against the pers Of the
and rivers and loss and damage BY fire. at the current Of
premium.
Office building Of Camp and Nachez
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE Vice President
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y
NEW YORk-Bark NorwoOi-J Alatns--Wm Armstrong
~ l}uddrcke Keep II Brenon &coJ Rrcnna.C l5oyc
p BrulatoulElinger &co--eebe &coA Cnrriere-iSnll
Ellis tcoBuchRnrOn, Carroll ScoA 0uSScsl kcutrowci
Tayor-Cooper L Neher-Deitanc 4 Fanba,lx-J D Dame
&co--Cammack, Squires & Wcst-W Ford-T X Finley
Flint j0neSF folgcr &coA d Grief Acct Hart
Head, MnSsie &co Henderson Gnincskenue Dix kco-
Il X NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Howell .Scu-M Mier-J 7 Moore
Hco--Moon Titus ,scoJ Marks &co-B Nulre &co-W Il
G Neage-G NettletonPnyne, Steele &co-pcrkirs Eco
Prcsy L Ben-T 9 Pagan Sco-prtce, Converse NcoSlnih
Y liroKiclnrds, Slocomb &coS Stroud &coE Stevens
cu-C Schneidcr-H d Seaman &cp-iI WthSter--WoOd Il
Low Thompson &coV oorhies, tiriggs &coYoug MedL
Wheeler L BlHke-Whtt Noble II Mohlc:-E Is Whrcork-
Wills Rawlins .Gco-J West Sco--T Twty--I; rurpn-
Thompson Barnes-R i Sykes-l " Rey,old Gc,-j A Ro
berts-P RunklcA RousSeIpoOio &cu--Jotn o Brier-J
Niver-Nu!l Bros &co-A Mourtne &coE Motou Nco-'i
w Muse &cu-W l. Lamar &cUF jnul;ruil--J i Hubbard
I s Holden tco-l GodsmthJno CiIuche--i Grtcn-T +
Guior--T X Fnley-and order.
BOSTON-l5art DclphoS-C + Cate eco--J Wright xco--I
r Moore tco--O WoocmHu-M Mcr--J \ Hnharisr-Frpst
&co--D II Marks &coGoodgich tco-voorhics briggs Acu
Dudley Nrlsnn--Faascu PascAl-Bctbe Richards,
Slncorlb kco-iaon 4 fenlerson--and order.
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Skipping gnttlligtntt.


French Steamship Alma Bocand. for ilavre yia HAVANA
Whitney Sco
Steamship Empire City, Winde for New York via Havana
Jennings 1.aughlaiId &co
Shin American IInou Otis for Iavre, Baxter level co
Ship Wa II Prescott, BntcIleldor, for Liverpool,
A Baxter, Lowell eco
Bark Gen Warren, Clifford for Providence, L,
~ e W IIynson eco
Bark Palestine, Pettingil for Boston, j Whitney eco
Harrison Jones' Garann Tor Tampa Bay Trash &co
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CATTLE III a r K E 7

JEFFERSON CITY, December 4.
Arrived to-day $50 acad Of Cattle las Hogs and l60 Calves
and Yearlipgs The market very actiYe and prices OF
Hogs in of holders, with but few lett on sae
good supply of other stock remains in market
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-05
BUSIN ESS DIRECTORY,

g ~ z x.
SSTe ~ - ~ q S}t' naoCN ~, a.,
- EAcnNlEe lokelS, 10 oatoLuele areet, y. v. ~ on
"a : d H. v' HDis AK X, AND t E
,,,az,s,,S = :, : :, 1,I,,
sSCi1i T. p, = STS ~, stiii t 10 e ''
=. NJ lo9lo.o nGll ~ 10, = e"IHt ssleeS.
61{FAE IL t;stAiAUN. ATTORNEYS AT.l.AW, No. 6s |
" Carlp street, New Orleans. nj |
I9A.{'rtIks 4; CO., j. H., utillFllS II SrAPl.E
and Fancy Groceries OF all kinds, corner Common and
icGoNploNlaS Streets. --
= Cd Fruit !4ssz s!ss e!s; N2 no Common s.;yS
" ItIR-lT-LAW AND IT, s. COMMISSIuNt,I{ Roynl
street, over the possohice
5u0s N CONVERSE wM r. cos yE1lsE JK, s. w0op,Li, !
= AID bEAIEi:s II TEAs,' LiQtQES TOiAcGo AND |
CIGARS, corner OF Canal and New leSte streets, Ny Or
leans. w. y
MUS M. ~ ~ 90 u \ VIZ A. I9HMlS.
~ sion GrwHins 2r4 ltece'lnS Mctet.iS ana Dealers
u. e2,s54 2:S- W.: :; w.
T1Tne r, ~ tn M ia s'r . nN s1 III
NAMHKON 4 co, ~. -, DEALERS IN INNrAr-
- NlS' Oh hlolS, enc, .No - nL!IH Nrtz-.
Mill fflD M, esa t1"i 49,, i FAX AS,
;npon H. Wli prncGs N The p4Tis S q 'G"n H.
FIJI , My1sts' Shark S"neF Co.. Lon g. '00'Ac Y% I'm f.
= AZ -; y y ME- y
~ = Ep'1 I''
snd spfrits fnrp+ntine n5esd castor Lard DIS 81
Nnsazine street New Orleans. iel5ly
Ty1y111;V 4: 4,S1 DF,3LEIa N H1,JIS SHOES BRO.
{ gnns HAS, Caps etc, No. ~ Magazine street.
= .1,r,--I. - +, !, a -; t1;71-7l
L Ill StRiiEoNS, t55 can1l street ja0
115. ~, ~ = y 717T1I; 17l77IIISS777Y NM
vi ~ NO. i'i 0''"'"'" S''''
;,T r ,,6 NM, 7I5 - ~ an -
GTDHDON ~ FOs AsIifa pf.:A +i'7 IN ~ n
= H32sL "5!;22 ::2 2S|
4 H..
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H. P. JANFIER, Secretary.

II ONE MUTUAL EHAuI:AHCE COMPANY
HI. OF NEW OELE.ANS.-rhe following statement Of the
affairs Of this company published in conformity with tho re-
Qurements OF their charter. viz:
Amount Of premiums received for the year ending ~ 49,
Sist December, 1855. S543,s ~
Amount Of uEtcrnnaed risks, 3ist Dec 9a4 W
Total amount of premiums for year ending 3lst De -
cuulbu 1855 Sti0, 3O2 70
Viz Fer premiums on fire risks. 22TS OT6 %
For premiums river Fisks....... h26 u
For premiums marine risks..... y25J9 40
---S640, 800 81
Less premiums risks not terminated
3lS december 1855, .SlO3561 %
Returned premiums. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 264I 70
--Snicl4 20
Net enrnei premiums for year ending S1st Decern- - u
Losses luril, the same period, viz
On river Zht,,LS ~
S543,U99 50
Re-;nRurance expenses, interest scrip
isBued etc., less tnteres dsc'i, etc.. lS,6iS 81
-----s47l, 7 43 IA
3lst l8a5 .fd2 $3.50 Sc
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ENGERS
Per ship Johanna Schmidt from Bremeu-!7 stcerage.

H~ By Capt Dillingham; Of the ship Mntaro, 9th Nov, LAT
20 20 Ion 81 ship Shelter Of New York 81 days out from Bor
deaux for New Orleans.
n BY thd same, Nov Goth, lat 81 Ion &c. ship Abby Blun
ctrd, Yarmouth, GO days from Yarmouth, Eng for New
Orleans.
H1 By Capt Howcs, of the ship lnry No" 2d, Tortugts
bearing East 50 miles distance Bark TG!es from p4l0rico
Ia hound East.
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CONSIGNEE,

q Z
TOtISvIILEBruner's Boat-2SO bbls lard 100 bbs -four
to T G rWichel eco.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-05

and said that the U. 8. District Court had 40.
thOrzed him 10 demand al arms public and
private. TAe COumillss Of SAFETY delivered
up the public arms. but refused lhe privaie.-
The posse then formed hollow squafs d The
base Of Mount Orient.
David r. Atehison entered the Square and
mAds speech at the close Of which they mar
ehed 10 the Hotel Jones declared the order Of
the First District Court Of the United States 10
demolish the hotel and printing Offices and or
dered Eldridge, the proprietor Of the hotel, To
remove his furniture, which be refused 10 do.
The mob entered aud piilaged the rooms, sci
zed the presses, type, and fixtures Of the Her
ald Of Freedom and Free STATE, and threw them
in the river. then removed 100 feet, charged
four cannon, and cred ify rounds.
The building stood firm; Three kegs Of
powder we're then placed in the cellar. only one
of which exploded, the building still remaining
unmoved. It was then set on FIRE and burned
to the ground.
The Herald of Freedom and Gov. Robinson =
house we're fred. The former was extinguish.
ed before entirely consumed.
The women and children mostly escaped to
a ravine west Of the city.
Jones then dismissed the posse who immedi.
ately rushed into the stores and dwellings, re-
moving the vsluables, and destroying all which
was not removable.
The Post Office was broken open, and all the
letters seized
All the Free State Houses we're pillaged ex-
cept the Cincinnati Hotel.
BufOrd, Stringfellow. and Atchison we're con.
'pcuous through the day. Shannon was ab-
sent. The posse left the city at sunset. Jones
Informed them that be should want them tie
nextday
During the day two MissourianS were killed,
Oae by falling brick, and one shot himself.
1t is supposed that the fire seen burning on
Wednesday night was Robinson's house.
There is nothing later concerning the fate
Of Brown, Robinson, Dietzler, Smith and Pome.
roy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-05

TnERE u popular and very ancient saying.
that every year whose data ends with 56 Is
one Of plenty, and this has been eOn6rusd BY
statement 70 the effect that this has Invariably
been The case ever since 1866, ID nmy parts
OfEufOPe. Ad old writer says that 9 man has
in bis 6fty-siI!h ysa all The taalufily Of iDiel'
lsct, and weight Of wisdom uhicA lie can rsa.
sOnSbly hope to attain. and As We al knOS thai
"6hy-sixsn" in iron srs very heavy articles
We may conclude on quite ss good grounds 4:
Parson Miller ever had for bis assumption, thG'
the 6fty siIers 10 chronology are famed iOl
heavy srOps.-Clevs. Leader.
There is still another "ffty .i1" thatthe wri
ter OverlOOksd-sse greatest "ffsy-siT" th,
world ever SaW-lho "6hy.siI Ezners Of lh,
declaration Of American Independence" Ant
the year Sc must see Liberty overcome iyrAn
ny again, as did the Sc signsu, in the yea
'76,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-05
Pourth ANIMAL Pic Mic.

On last Thursday company of our citizens
about 90 or 100 in number, entered the cars at
this place, on Pic Mic exclrsion, bound for
Oneida. Tbrou Oh the care of Mr.. Shanks, the
Engineer, and Mr.. Elson the Conductor, all
were safely landed at the Oneida depot at 81
O'Clock A. M.
Owing to the inclemency Of the weather, (it
commenced raining about half past O'Clock
the company were prevented from going to the
grove. The use of the Station house was po-
I.ely rendered them by Mr.. Buss, the agent,
and there was spread (atdiDner time lthe ban
quet a !emporary table being erected for the
purpose. We do not wish to be considered e.
gotistic,--ws were part Of the company but
we must. in justice to All. say we never beheld
more abundant delicious entertainment, and
1t was dispatched with hearty good will After
spending delightful afternoon, at the hour Of
81 O'Clock P. NJ, the company "without the
loss of one" re-entered the cars and were
conveyed home, all as "merry as marriage
BELL" for there coold not be found
ga happier sci than we"
We would here in behalf of the co mpany, return
our thanks TO the citizens OF Oneida and Wer-
temberg for their kindness shown on the Occa-
sion
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-05
WAsHISGroS, MAY Is, 1856.

MY DEAR SIR A friend stated to me yes-
'erlay that he understood you to say that
did not consider that Congress had power uu.
der the Constitution to prohibit slavery in a
Territory. l could never have expressed any
doubt on the subject.
You may recOllect that have in converse
ton with you often said that Congress, having
the power TO establish Territorial Governme mt,
might, in the exercise of police power, prohib-
ii slavery, although they had no constitutional
power 10 institute it.
Informed my friend that was cure be
misapprehended you. drop this note that in
the publication Of your speech you may correct
any mistake of the stenographer on this sub
ject.
Very truely yours, JOHN MCLEAN.
HOY L. CAss.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-05

We know Of no invention OF modern times that de
serves or is destined to occupy higher niche in the
temple Of ame than the discovery invention of the
Vegetable Epieptic Pills for curing Epilepsy Falling
Fits Spasms Cramps, and all the various notifications
Of Nervous Disease Dr. Seth s. Hance of l0s BaIti.
more street, Baltimore, Nd the inventor is certainly
entitled to the best wishes of all the benevolent portion
Of mankind, who experience pleasure by the alienation
Of human suffering, When Dr. Hance first prepared
these Pills, be intended them solely for Fits Cramps
and Spasms but subsequent experience satsfac ory
proved to him. that in addition to their remarkable san
ave properties in this class of diseases they exered
perfect control over the entire nervous system He was
then induced to try them in cases of Neuralgia 7icDo
oreux, Nervous Headache, PalpatOn Of the Heart In
cpient Paralysis, Hysteria, Muscular Debility and
host Of minor Diseases springng from lack Of ner
vous energy, in ell of which bis antcipations were
crowned with the most sangune success. Persons at
distance by writing and sending remittance to Dr.
Hance, can have the medicine forwarded BY mail to
their post off ce address, he paying the postage. The
prices are for single box So, two boxes IS. or ga
per dozen. We have given bis address above.
May l5-lm.
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT

1hLRE & no longer question OF doutG In the minds
OF those nho Gfe best acquainted Ehh The adyan-
ages the Clevea8d Wool Depot offers for the sale Of
Wooh. Ui iss Importance and practieab llty.
Located, ~ Il Il, At The outlet Of the great sod.
grGsns West, being Of sasy seesss 70 sooltrowers
and merehants asd within twenty four boufs ride Of
The most distant maBulae.2fes Of New Eagand il pOa
sesses great advantages.
Manufacturers, (eIeepting those Nho are epsAgvi %
spectators 10 wOOls speak in the highest terms Of this
system, and the many satisfactory letters We are recev.
ihg rcm our wOOlgrosing friends have stimulsted us
70 Increase ou' efforts 70 make this house what should
oe-a sale and reliable channel for the sale Of their
Soos IL has surmounted all the dilculties and oppo.
Hons that could we'll be brought against any enter
Prise by class Of spectators opposed 10 il, and Il
loW has more and stonger recommendations than
hehaVe spared no pains nor expense In making ample
arrangements for all who may wish 70 avail themselves
oi The advantages arising from this manner Of grading
ana selling Uools Merchants and wool Growers, who
wish TO realize on their wOols delve at our depot
can be accommodated with liberal advances. II desir
ed sacks viii be sent heretofore to those wishing 10
send US their WOOL and Wool Twine for tying up heec
es, will be furnished at from ls 70 20e. per pound.
When several 10 one neghbOrhOod wish US 10 for
ward sacks tVne prefer sending 10 one address
Our customers in Illinois, and the Western States vii
hnd that ordering sacks from Us will save them muct
trouble, and insure the safe arrival Of the wool here
our sacks are all numbered, and Stamped Cleveland
Wool Depot, and after being 81 led BY coAsguOrs, will
require no other marks.
We hope for liberal patronage, our charges ara
low Tor handling and selling and promise our EN-
poyers that our undivided att entOn shall be devoted
May Is. Is56-Sm. GOODALR GCo.
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FuS AHEAD.-LOOk out for Major Browns

Fun AHEAD.-LOOk out for Major Browns
mammoth Colosseum, on TO- morrow. Five sep
arate and distinct exhibitions under one i'm
mense pavilion, and for one charge. This uu-
riValed exhibition is one Of the greatest novel;
ties of the day-embracing all that wealth,
taste and experience could produce, composed
Of a galaxy of "stars" chose en- from both hem
ispheres which have shone for years with une-
equaled lustre, and bid defiance to the exhibi-
rtiOu world to produce an equal. Amongst
other performances will be those Of Frank
Lynch. Joe Brown, and Tim Woodruff, late Of
Kunkcl's Nightingale Opera Troupe, aud
Morris and Drcsby, formerly Of Chrisy's Min
strels whose performance at each exhibition
comprise all given by the popular Negro Min
.strsls of the day. The performances, they say,
will contain nothing to offend the most fastid-
ious, but every thing tn amuse.
Admission to Pit, rs cents; Box-carpeted
seats for Ladies and Gentlemen, 80 cents
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-06-05

FRosr--On last Friday night we were visited
by most scorchatg frost, clipping to the ground
the growing corn, whichin many places was
about large enough to be worked. Potatoes,
beans, and garden vegetables, shared
similar fate. The fruit, as far as We have
been able to ascertain, has been nearly all
destroyed. and it is thought that grain in for
ward state especially ry has received an injury.
The effects of the frost are visible IN every di-
rection. In many localities the woods look
quite scar.