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FIFTH psEmcr couHT} CITY Or E TEW @R5 IL "A VS.
q V Vf SaR of M or 2 Of P sezsMre i sale
ID dcced by The honorable lhe Fifth District Conf Of
Mas"se sticss on July @ ls55
NJ 81 ET%T 6T Of 3SH Sd he
s SSus By SS% syf e No. f@ e on T
known the plan Of ! A. Beard Of The date I2h i@nunES
and measuring pursuant 8aid plan lwgny-tonr feet and sly
ie FROM s Ns Syee street and n wS9y9 a feet @
seven feet lomr inches and ye aud half es in depth on ne
twenty sever feet six inches and depth Tie
line dividing from o No. four all American measure
TR asIThS purchaser will assume The payment Of two
for 500 s2oo n & both dGa @ M@5 es
viii Interest at per cent per apn f5o da,e Mni pg 1
'nss .! Tie price Of ''ses''''" s,n on RsiSS pE
orsQulrE oopE ne DISTRICT VILE DE IA N ,dE
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adjudication terrain capra decr sujet ypoheqne s
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4 ieI 10 ava shetif DC "a pNFgtsse ~ Orleans,
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DUREL, Collector.
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+ iii ss Nee I5ouse

81 ES M IIlRe 2Sth $50.
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SCHEIDAM SGHEApPA.
lts, and all dealers In any Of the
catalogue, will and it to their adj
their orders ns Abqye, where viii
s0ttlneht afGliNU lNE + .AJEN z
States, and AZ the lowest prices.
WRIGHT S co,
DEDICfNE WAREHOUSE u
q Charires Street. MeMNrleatis.
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Total amou=t of assets. lb42l -
EXPRESSES
Cost of vault Office furniture, printing,
advertising, etc i 5GVa % %
Nen' a'l''s 0t''''''' ''''' 446I IL
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This certifes that Saesane under treatment il
the Mnispn de Sane for months, for irritable Bladder
and dcranged urinary secreons, from which ne suffered SC
cefely Trve him advice in connection with tue fhy'
cns Of the house. but he received no material benefit
~ fSiqnedl w. STONE, NJ. b.
z. G. BOYER House Physc
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Loans upon pledge of slO8,b0O New Orleans City :,
SOCK. y
Investments in New Orleans City Stock-!2D 900 sub
icctto redemption before specified dates for.
Cash or haud--In Union Bank, .,.,..... G,350 ~
i'll vault. ...-..........-. 4,SiZ w
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ID SzS5 - JOSEPH 5I4ASitS X Cos
iay28 ~ 50 Teh1ppiqulds street,
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WRIGHT 81 co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y md popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists Propreors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Specal Agency, Isl q Charities
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N os 22SS5 81 .s95l
Tint the Street Commissioner be- and is hereby re-
mise the be nlade 70 the outside
pFovi ded the costs do npt exceed
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NDITIONS-IacQ,ereur lie Placement de deux
bllc Pun de $500 66 laure do S3 tqus deny daes
lie l6 1855 payabes ID Banqte de la Louisiana,
de eur date nera rnison de Pan de eur
date usqia tcteance cent de lel echeNnce Squ
pariat paiement bacc pyix d'adjudicaon, comp
talt moment de laijudication
- a-5 JNO. NJ BELL,
| iaT o;ri7 Sharif de Ia Pnroissc
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81 5isIgned III nj. SUMMERS,
President Board s6srmtn.$
fsisrngii Ohm M LII, 3sa
President Board Of a ssistant q derlnen.#
sEnls B5sS
tsigEedf HAS alss 4 q t.aiayyor.s
"a fFiie copy. JuLEss eAssARD, Secretary
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y1TRSTT ANNfAL STATEMENT OF THE NEW
L ORLEANS SAVINGS INSrITUTI0N. Incorporated
Mach l5 fS55-G Commenced business April y, 1853 "
In conformity with the requirements oil the Charter OF hs
Iastitnon lie following statement of its affairs published
Received during the year ending 30th April, 1856, 80 an
from 62l Dcposiors in 1887 DeposGa, Sll6ib W
Paid during III time in 1898 drafts la4 81
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corner If j ulia and Tchoupitonias
corner Of Cont and SBnliFb Nh.
corner of Rainpart and Bayou. \ n Il !.
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S0yWT7Fl $500 bags fresh Gnyed md Growder Caro-:
u Ina peas ian0Ias Is Julia Dean, FOR sale by
= : - $50 >tsl B!AnRIbI & CO.,
;,qn E $50 sT Il d. Ct SioInr0n street.
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KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE.

There being Lspry Laws IN Minnesota money. can be
loaned u any rate Of Interest agreed upon yet from
5per cent. per month the usual rates. per cent
Twelve months improved insured property.
such equivalent to double Of assessed cash value oh
security in notes bearing five per cent mouth after
maturity -interest pay able seuliannnally.
ff5,7l&s5 3Es ia ND W WARRANTS
be located good lands for twelve feon cents pei
that will donhe the amount Munnuy) invested Tor many
years. lands can be located the owner Of war
raut ~ nnaetual settler improved mud cultivated and t
end off, the settler 81 rs per for the land
twenty percent interest," the Warrant max
ing deed The land cGordngt0 previous bond given to t
rt,a1tca ItfnrE r K .
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WOLFE'S AROMATIC s.
NO. Druggists and Merchants
articles contained il. tho above ca
vantage by calling or sGHding til
be futiuh The most extensive ftSs0
MEDICINES in the UAited St.
Please address, I'll. v
GENUINE I
matt Nos. Isl and q
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nriI j45t S03, 1911 %
Amount Of certificates Of Deposc Issued during the
year. ,...,...,.,......@ 20,3Ii
Amount certificates of Deposc paid during
the yea; If ceIiifcatcs outstanding 67qt
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Z l 55ii E5lE.
ls--l. X. -. =. " ii =. :
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From TIE REV j. FLANAGAN, OFzBANBROOK, G. W.
j. WIEIfi have made The trial Of your Canadian
VernfpF9 and with tie most happy results iuny fam
| y every which has eonep knowledge the eX
pnsohof Worms has followed The administering of gotr Yer
ceriaiI Ard hiten nIe reaiS width i greH
lttI tiui,tr -IiaIlin tho
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assurnera lie Placement de deux
J S2lU, tous deuX dates lie l6 mars
e la Louisinne d 4 ans lie date,
r cent Fan de leur date juscu'a
r eeheance jusqu'a parfait pale
disqualification, compliant au mo-
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~ 1914: Il
SGaSSS American Rifles, Pistols and Firearms every
<YSt}0Ss variety 55 ST Charles street, st Charles
q %3 Hotel New Orleans, and ia Main street, Gin
ciOna. Ohio. AL If
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O. 1856,

Il
Bank.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
SAnGns o. 1nuou, Of Halifax.

Tho appearance of this gentleman
upon the h0atings in support OF the
nomination of Mr.. Fillmore, is one of
the most gratifying signs Of the times.
Long retired from an active participa-
ticn in politics; calm, sagacioas and
Impartial observer, his Judgment on
public affairs, to men, patriotic and dis
interested like himself is worth more
than that of a thousand brawling par
tizans.
The court house was densely crowd
cd, and Mr.. Flournoy had Just conclu-
ell one of those brilliant and animated
harangues which make him the delight
of his friends and the terror of his ad-
versaries, when call was made for
MIR. Bruce. Long out of politics, no
one knew certainly his position, and
Democrats joined in the call as bolster
ously as Wings.
Mr.. Bruce in speech, manly, ani-
mated and vigorous, avowed his entire
satisfaction in the nomination of Mr..
Fillmore, and declared the pleasure he
would take in giving to his election an
earnest support. He was man who
had been tried; tried thoroughly; tried
under circumstances which proved that
he might be safely trusted any where
and at all times. For himself he wan
ted no pledge from such man. His
life and his actions were pledges en-
ough for him. In his opinion, they
constituted the very best pledges a
public man could give, or the people
desirc.-Rich. Wig.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
The Weather and CrOps.

We are now in lhs m;ds, Of the Sc
'erest drought that has occurred in this
valley for many years, if ever. Dd,ing
the entire mouth of July the heat has
been Inrense, with bu, very few show
ers. hardly sutFcieu' to lay tho dntt.-
The consequence is, iha, the Corn crnp
which during The iorepart of the moutl,
was promising, is now beyond recovery.
The Potato crop il alrsndy almost to-
tai failure. The pastures arc dried Up.
Al! the small streams are dry. On
Friday, Saturday aud Sunday. he Al
manacs. aud the weather wise individ.
uals III our town had promised suppy
"i 'ain, and ofeach Of these days we
had favorable indications. Tho hearts
of our people were choe'ed with the
prospects. But all The bright aud on.
couiaging signs Of rain have passed a.
way, and the drought continues as in.
tense as ever Kanawha Republicans
July 90.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
FROM CHINA.

II Q Hong Kong Register Of The 10Th
ot May c"nlains no news of Interest,"
The latest accounts from Canton say
thai comparative quiet prevailed at thut
place. The following is an extrsc, of q
letter from Shanghai:
"Nnthing very new hero. Just re.
turned from Chinkeangfoo. Rebels be-
Iesguered in the town. lmperialsrs
numbering 10000 to Is, 600 men, in fine
feather outside. aud very busy--dning
nothing. Imperial feet below The pIa &c
mile or two; ditto above the place a
mile or two; passage commanded by
rebels who had the incivility to fire up.
on us, thinking US no doubt in the I'm.
perial service; country looking extreme-
ly Well The Keangsi rebels, making
their annual progress through the green
tea districts, reached Moyuhe town on
the 18th inst. ,and Hurgchow on the 8 ;
plundered both places. Authorities had
decamped in time to save their heads
and tails. Leader for the present one
Fan-a fell"w with one eye native OF
the province Of Hno-uan; followers
some 10000 to 10000"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
Gen. Houston for Fillmore.

The Hero of San Jacinto has writ
ten long letter to the Hon. John
Hancock of Texas, which is published
in the New York Herald of Saturday,
giving his reasons for supporting Fill.
more and Donelson, the only national
candidates. We quote the subjoined
paragraph:
A sense Of duty, under these circum-
stances, leads me to the conclusion to
support the American nominees--Fill-
more and Donelson. They are good
men, and | think the only men now in
nomination for the Presidency g. Vice
Presidency before the American pco-
pie who do most assuredly claim the
cordial support of mon who are true
hearted Americans, Democrats and
Wings. All faithful naturalized citi-
zens, though of foreign birth, who can
not be controlled by any foreign allie
glance, can come forward to their sup
port, as national men, capable and will
ling to support the Constitution and
the Union. Major Donclson, you
know, was brought up in the same
school with ourselves, which was the
old Jefferson and Jackson Democracy;
and he has ever proved true to his De-
mocratic education, the love of the u
Mon being the polar star.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
THE ELECTIONS.

MIssotRr.- Returns from II counties
Polk (Drrh) for Governor 30.9o5
Ewing, (Americap) 28,l3I.
Benton, 19.2o2
81 counties return 81 Democrats. %
Americans, 20 Bemoni,es, aud 7 Wings
I" The House. ....
KEHrUcKY-Amercan by 8 10 5000;
Election for judicia'ies and not a strict
party vote.
Observation-Disclosures meagre. but in.
dictate the success of tho Democrats by
small maturity. ......
NonTH CAROLINA Bragg, (Dem.
elected Goverrr. .. ID. =
IowA.-I'!ack Republicans carry the
State by heavy majority. " ...
MoDILE. Alabama. Has elected an
American Mayor.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
wolves In shocp,s Clo.hapr.

The opponents of the American par.
ty have recently adopted u new dodge. ;
"A number Of men in different parts of
the country, who are bitter and un.
compromising opponents Of the Amer
ican party, are seeking to disparage
the prospects of MIR. Fillmore aud to
brighten timid and vascillating men
from his support by falsely represent
ing that they would prefer Mr.. Fill
more for President if there was any
chance of his election, but that, since
there is not, they have determined to
vote for My. Buchanan. This is alto
gether Sag NIGHT trick. These men
are wolves in sleeps clothing. In
this deceptive guise they approach the
friends of Mr.. Fillmore and thus seek
to dampen their ardor and lessen their
hopes Of success. We warn our friends
to beware of such tricksters. This is
the newest device of Sag Nichtism to
arrest if possible the increasing popu-
lar enthusiasm in favor of Fillmore T.
Donelson that glows in the hearts of
millions Of cur toantrymen. We say
again that Fillmore prospects of sue
cess are far better than those of any
other candidate for the Presidency, and
the South will be compelled to choose
between Fremont and Fillmore which
she will have for President.
Louise. Jour.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
From m. Troy DIN, r.ns., J.,, 30.
h.ed.hty @a Wus--CoAvronted 6y
her Northumberland et'the CHi&i
- Homan Left to her Mann,

Afl.hty @a Wus--C6,tronted 6v
her observation-disclosures efthe CRiii
--Poman Lett to her Shams.
C'{m ces. ras,s are b. e.n,iup IA
"iashi"nahle" in ,hisc. uu' +. J. it, F.,ucs
Some six mprtbs ago. N NJ. Whiiau,.
seudcr OF hooks and magazines,
spr'3huy mice young man." inads Li,
ssppea'snce in the village If P4lmy,,
wayne County. IN company with
''rhsrning" lady some tlnty y.urs os
age aud little hay ab ut three years.
They took lodgings at The Bunker Hill
hMei, passed for man and wife, aid
made this place their home fot three r.
four mouths. Tho laly appeared re-.
spectacle aud was respected. She b..
came .avorite With tie lurdlorl's fam.
ny. 50 much 81. as when hr left the l.o.
tel she took board wirh them al their
private residence. Williams called nc.
casi"nally. or whenever in his rounds h,
could make il convenient, tn eui,y IN,
soci' ~ of his family" aud the caivsse,
of hi- loving wife"
Thus all passed ofr happily, until orc
day last week gentleman called ON IN,
lady representing TO the family with
whom she was living hit he va, he.
lawful husband. demanding his child,
the li't'e bright boy to wbnm we have
referred. She bush.d aud tainted bur
tnaliy recovering seIfposs.ssiun, assu-
med now IL know Nthe stranyer--sh,
mad never seen him betur. in her lie"
The gentleman pt oduced q dag,lerreu
type of tho lady and child, with other
conclusive evidences nflhe ruth Of his
statements. She finally made a clean
breast. and confessed oIl--imploreJ his
hrgiSeness, offered To return with him
10 Seneca Falls, where they had former.
~ resided. and to be henrpt;,r,h q du,i.
full wife.
But the gentleman Respectively dc.
Glued; he was unmoved by her entreat.
les, he scutfrd al her tears, and was in.
aXorable III his demands for the child.
She was obliged 10 yield, "f course, and
| taking the little one with him. lie hadu
the faithless wife farewell aud depat,ed.
| She hurried away at the same time in
pursuit OF her paramour Williams, who
was III al adjoining tnwn on his usual
hnslness tour. 1t appears that the hus.
band left his homo al Senica Falls n.
h"u! year ago, aud went to New Or.
leane. where he had engaged in business
until now. He says hs has supplied
his wife with means. having mads sew.
| eral remi,tances to her.
He returned To home made dsso.
late by her infdeliIy. The cool de'ib.
! rate manner in wh,ch he treated tho
suhject-his determination u rescue
| the Child and to let rhs woman suffer the
penalties OF her sname--was most com.
meudable aud in favorable contrast with
the usual scenes aud pistol demoust,a.
lions with such cases too often Induced
on the part 1T the iUared hnsbund, or
wrong and distracted wives.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
BUCHANAN.

! have been placed
upon n platform OF
whiChlMoSr HEARTILY
APPROVE, s. THAT CAN
SPEAK FOR ME-. Being
the representative 0f
she great Demo cratic
party, and not simply
James Buchanan. l
must square my conduct
according TO the plat
form Of that p0rty,an
insert no mew plank nor
take one from II - Mr..
Buchaam's Wkcaildnei
speech.
In accepting / h q
nominaliOn, | nee d
scarcely say that | nc.
cept IN the same spiri'
the resolutions consti.
luii"g the platform oil
principles erectci by
Tire Convention Tc
THIS PLATFORM I'm
TEND TO COMBINE MY,
SELF THRoCGHoUrT TIL
CANVASS. BELIEVING
HAVE NO RIGHT, Us the
candidate Of he Dem
pcraLc party, by an
swerIng iu;crtoga:o
RIGS, 10 present nsIC 5
tMDcrent issues Jcfo'
ne people. Bnchdlsn':
'LeHer Of acceptance.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The Rapid ise and extraorl mary
prosperity of our Empire on The Pacif.
ic have given vast Importance TO the
Sandwich Islands, aud 10 California par.
ticula'ly they are now the subject of
much attention. They have become a
popular summer resort for Califnuiaps
of leisure, aud the Commercial relations
already established give promise of a
most ,a'uable trnds. As mere place
of sojourn for tourists they prcsen.
strong attractions in their remarkable
vo'canic sc cry and the quiet beauty
OF the cultivated regions. All visitors
agree that they are entitled to the d., sig
nation nf the "garlen of the Pacific. -
A line Of trading vessels now iuus every
fortnight between Honolulu and San
francisco.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
NEWS DEPARTMENT..
From. Baltimore.

August l2.-The S,nnthtrp mail fur.
"io',es Olirans papers of Wednesday
as far Us due.
The election in Alabama which has
been made subject "f special dis
patches in this city and PhiIadelphir.
was only f." Assessprs and county clsik ..
The paPe,s of both pu,,ies admit TIM,
there was M real contest, aud there was
not the slightest excitement. either be-
fore or since.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
FILLMORE

| am determined To
make a clean breast Of
Il. | Will wash 10Y
hands OF the conse.
QueaCcs, " hateve
incy uOy be ; aud !
tell you that we arc
tTeudlnS uponthebIink
OF u volcano, that is Ii.
q bic a any momcutIo
hurst forth and over.
wheln the nation. |
MIGHT, By SOFT WORDS
EOI.D- OUT DECISIVE
HOPES, AND THEREBY
WIN VOTES. Burl CAN
E.vER CONSENT tn Pr
oyLruiyG,cturNonrr
AID ANOTHER TO THi
SCUM ! should de-,
II. a.. IIi\ sill IL | rpuLI
br gu,Ilv of such eva
sioT. NJ. Fillmore s
/iib1pu SDcc;l,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
F1LLMoRE's MISREPRESENTATION,

F1LLMoRE's PRoSpEcTs.-Judging
by outward manifestations and the moi
sy defamation Of his opponents, it
might now be supposed that Mr.. Fill
more stood no chance of an election by
the people; but we are satisfied by per.
sonal observation that the quiet, unob-
trusive and conservative masses of the
country, in all sections, have already
determined to settle this sectional con-
test by voting for the national candi-
date. Let any one test this matter for
himself by taking the vote in any pro-
miscuous assemblage of citizens he
may meet, and he will find it difficult,
if the counts fairly conducted, to show
a majority any where against Fillmore.
Heretofore this taking of votes has
been favorite mode of Democratic G.
lectioneering, but they now shun it
at least we see no reports North or
South of results favorable to their can
didate, whilst the papers arc teeming
with ballotings, all showing that Mr..
Fillmore is the favorite. On Wednes-
day morning last we were present
when vote was taken on the Wheel
ing train, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road, on which there were pas
sengers from probably not less than a
dozen different States, and no test co d
have have been more fair. The result
was reported by the gentlemen who
took the vote, who were Of opposite
politics rs follows:-Fillmore 40; Bu-
chan ~; Fremont 7.-BaN. inner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
More Reconciliation Of Mr.. buchanan

More Repatriation IF Mr.. buchanan
-Ihe Coiumhia Tunes, leading Dem
ocra'ic journal, thus comments upon
the nomination of Mr.. Buchanan:
The selection Of Buchanan is a re-
p"diatinn of Mr.. Pierce's administrator.
Mr.. Pierce had made some atonemeui
Ia the South for his atiiiati"n with aud
"ilicial patronage of Northern Freesol-
ers, by his late annual message To Con-
grrss, in which he clearly set forth and
ably viudicated the constitutional rights
of our sec'i"n. That very message,
however utterly destroyed his availability
aud proved the very means, in the hands
"fhis Northern opponents and truculcnt
Southern POLITICIANS. of defeating his
nomination Not only should The nom.
nation of Buchanan he rejected al the
south because of his accrptabiliiy to
Northern Freesoilism, but it should be
rejected for o;her c"gent reasons.