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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

At a meeting Of the stockholders Of The Lssces$oG
Bark, held Saturday the eth inst. several pasao
for recognising the bank proposed and discussed
and mmittee appointed to report at meeting 10 b
held on Saturday next, the 18Th inst. TIE Erpvcss
says. that at the close OF the meeting good feeGse
prevailed among those present, and confidence ID I'D
in the final reorganization Of the bank under oae a
"the new propositions submitted" The condition -
the bank as compared with the statement made to u
stockholders, Nov. -, 1856, is as follows;
Nov p 1856 notes In circulation. -
Dee &, 1855, notes in circ ulstion. Slsu
The assets are reduced to similar amount,
The Auditor of the State of Ohio has published ~
returns of the Banks Of that State for the LIST Qss
ter. The following are the foctings:
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UNITED STATES MARsHALS OPFICE-Drc 10.
TIE NEW PASSENGER ACT.
N..I yVaaks Of tho shp Ouick sfaD

rested held bail charge OF having pat hts passengers
or allowance the trip from Newfora TO London
owners Qucksp founded the same cause OF action
was decided appears from report under the
Superior Court head
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ADVERTISEMENT

BRADy's LOWER GALLERY, No. 10 Broadway
,fen facilities to persons down town requiring h''''
Ax,,o,vp,so, D.cu,RREoryPxs Corner Of Futonst-
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diner. arrested on Tuesday for

PoIIcK.-Orville Gardiner, arrested on Tuesday for
d,sorderly conduct Hshrns and bessns city lamp
heousy brought before Recorder Bedford who held hin
10 bail In the sum OF keep the peace in the State Of
for one year He could not get any person to
near as bail and he united to jail. He has not had
hearing for he mali IN
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tAovefnssmenti
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. The great scourSe

siosr Northern o. mate dsSmcd q half q. toror' aee we
Lave remedy slI gusIiy eckcous WsfARs bsLSAN
W WILD CaEsRY II u pettSGuurs many w9EdedA ;lfgs'
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fAdveyti erssbt

NV PAs1yes recently added to tbs .gniso.nt collection
OF fahGFsl The Gallery Challenges comparison With
any cher collection tbis continent 90 aud sss it,
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IAdyertiselnentl

DAG,,rRRHoTYPEs. - The best DAGuERnE0-
1yrr, made in this city by Mr. john De Bsnes formerly OF
poas VI now Al the head Of this department az
PHARMACISTS Magnificent Gallery,
No 5s5 Broadway, opposite metropolitan Hotel.
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SUPREME COURT CIRCuTr-Dro. io.-Befors Judge
PEABODY.
To the case Of Brown ag Staples aud others proorl-
eor. Of ,he Prescott House reported yessedsJ TRIBUNE
the Jury disagreed and were discharged
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IAdvertisementl

PHOTOGRAPHS,
DAGVERREoTYrEs,
AMBRoTYPEs,
MELAtyoryPEs,
day in the first style of art a, Roors No 5o9 BROAD
ssy corner Of frankGnst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

INCREASE OF SALARY.-Tbe salary ofthe Surrogate's
Kings Couuty has been increased by the Supervisors
from $500 TO + eco per annum
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CouRT OYER AND TERNIsTR.-The Grand Jury
this Court yesterday and presented twenty-five In
dcments being msny for bugses grand scenes aud lees
ofense They again seEt back for further deb
Grafton
CIRCUIT Court CALESDAR FOR DEC. 1l.-NOs. 3,
q @ 10 AZ CT 10 283
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Internationally
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CoNPARArIvE STATEMENT Of EARNINGS JrOa Pdaeagsys,
Freight ond Other sou,ee dsra9 the soshs Of oetv6e,
and NSren6er, 1855 and 1886:
OcToBEs.
yesr. Psssen. Freight. Mail. Miscerous Total
1856 ssS IOI 81 s52 10 74s7 20 sIej2 u sss 5 Is
1853. Ssis26 OS S725i2 So $500 so 2li5 81 1891 8!
Incsll75s IS si4e $50 II $3.50 10 SIS T8T 10 $lTl4
NoyyMsER-Estndtsd in part for 1856.
Year P,ssen. Freight. Mail. Miscelous. Total
1873 81 AIS Is st1, $50 so S17 IS les rs 1884 Is
lass ga 9s 81 Ss1 80 SO 6s07 50 90 81 61G9il o.
Inc 49,. S7s,lsl 81 $3.50 % s2,zn 81 s7oa1o %
Dec. 9t.Sl % o..
Increase for two months SSfoS %
EARNINGS from Pdssenges FreigA dnd al other ogee's
for The years eadfn9 S,ptember 10 loe5 l 1880 dnd 1880
W, P...eps.rs Freight. Orr solrcea Gotta.
is AZ go 500 n 81 s5 S72 Is siz2 10 IS si7875 SO IL
,sst SI5i 90 2t7eeN66 276 o9g as 5g8SS so
1885,. 32i2229 10 2ls96O2 30 1SlIf9O % 6,bbsl IL
1856. 3,2O7,S7sS2 4s2s,0il IS l7l9S % TV',5fS IL
PREVIOUS YEksS.
,s ~, 5S S2I et5 rs ga as Al Is. III ll90Bl4 %
IS or -. e07l5 30 1o9 1924 'lb5 $50 W ePlB o.
y. or ~; 81 a50 ~ as 40 40T945 1if57 67 q
In z vusS77 7O,5s x2w246sIl sp6isS! s2slsSs OIL
QecIease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-11

FOUND DRowSyD.-The body Of an unknown man,
pposd "a he Ion sborenan was this afternoon float
M Ia the Fast River aud was brought to Por No East
Ever and the Coroner notified.
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As not over one in thirty cases terminates fatally,
course the number Of those who are sick must reac
nearly 500.
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WHAT SHALL BE DCNE7
To Ia EJ,ts1 J n N. y. T>ib,ss

SIR: Tie reosa. intelligence ron Xansso shows
that tie people there have gone serous,y 20 work 10
feh out the question of ;heI freedom WITH any cover
which may SEEK 70 &: slave them. Tssy have waited
long ard patiently 20 ascertain the precise poe,.ion Of
the GcytrLmsn. a. Warrington, with reference to
'ht csse, and having found OF. that althe protection
they can expect from that qusre. 10 "the protection
which TIE vulture gives 70 the lamb" they have
taken 10 The eood, old, manly FASH, Of fighting e
Their ireedon, although ossin,. vas. odds The sol.
diers Of the Slave a gion have been attacked in all
then stopgholds and HOS. of hem driven from the
TtHno'y. The camp at Ovsvss:snie, With all ito
corteiss oiragsuufian.m, rufiAntm aas been pitched
into the Missouri River; The sor .. Frank has been
stoi med ard taleDj . detachmen nj On the way from
South Carolina, 10 headquarters at l. oompton, were
Intercepted and driven back the coup Of United
e'she d''geoHs, Rear LecVmWoD, andey CApt. Sack
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A MEETING Nth BUEORD-pLANe OS ZEE
RUEFtAES
sJ.s.s! Cyrresroalenee Of The Chcaso TTibune.

sJ.t.s! CYrresroalenee Of The Chicago Trbrne.
LAWRENCE, Aug. 10, 1850.
The j9un 81 up tie II yer was full OF !n:e-est 20
81 doubtless i il 70 every northern citizen who sni.
crates ".uitS er west" Tue gree: variety Of human
isture With Hbitb slch orr.ey brings Us 10 concac
the dlfier,It yievs taAen BY :ien .! tie great
questions of the Cay, al osl.trne Vhe-s turrGr
ture will swsys have them ces.er-in .eljcanne. "a
20 interest and Dsuuc. even The loss: coeuyaat CT
travellers. Abohton!-'s and Southern Nuihters, Pre-.
SsyDy men AID Arti.E1tensic1.s.9 o poi.cs; Nc.
nan Catholics al d Mormcns, end ys-1e.y OF shades
OF Piot.s tan.s, IN religion, all believing in the sornd
Of their fsi;h aIo wiling I qurec, TO gi7e re
Iessons upon which such faith Is founded. srch .ho
ror Of 3 Missouri s.eaOboa., ED = slos Tcrt
oil rske Tie TIP finn ST. Lou. 20 LeaYeaHcrh
City.
On board the bo,. was email company 0. Asba-
nliEns ana G.oIgisns into wtoee society ingra ated
Dyself, ana by iesrees and With come cau:io,sness
eIrrsctd tom them their history, Intentions ana pros
Iects # succsss. This Vas 10. easy tack e. q,
i'm. suYpored j, would BE-, IS aways lodged any
ciprcciiy Of coLhdeIce, s,d saw 20 my reg-e. tie.
NY accoYr' Of myself was yesy unsatisfactory. How
ever, by eIhlbiiiDg don't-cartniYe dspOsron VIXEN
they sked 0. hanging tee rs. Aooltio IL. they could
find Ivas tet down by item sc harmless, and they
talked before me without reserve.
81 hope Will &c. TO Kansas before the 1tb,' sid
tie CAPTAIN Of the Southern Company.
lie Four:hr ssii ! n establishment, A" way, .his
is AUsu,t, snd the fourth u OYER month ago."
you're taking aSou. Zoe fourth Of July; sm TAN.
ing about the fourth Of August because three morths
.lCn itat ;U. that Is 9Th OF November IL ~ de-
ccs whether Ksnsss is 20 be Free or SLAVE State
aid soccioing 20 tie provisions Of .he Toonhs BILL we
us. b, h.re before the 4.h CT August, yon see,
Or - vote"
"Oh, that. ii, ehl But You won, ge' there before
The itb Of Ausust. II is fo1r hundred miles to Xsns:s
aid Low io-asy is the g. coal in the evening""
Wei, 10 ns.ter, vss Ike reply, There are ninety
Southfrers aeosrd 1s Jewet.. and four hundred
noIc On tie liver at different points, In small com
psrr', wto VII be In kAnsss IN tine 70 vote N light
IT d. y be- mind tia, the TOomts nil 10 ,hs a., pa
tcr; Ind she utelSf Y nshe Toe MOS, Of l."
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ToPEK., Kansss, Friday, Aug Is, ls

- re ZSitoy q The n. Y. Tyibuas
SIR; The telegraph will have informed you ere this
that the soil of Kansas again smokes with the blood Of
Free State men, and of the opposite party too, probs
bly,. Ar be judged, the Pro-Slavery vii
lsirs, for good many weeks, have been forming
s.Ies of camps, diasonaly Safe from near
Osawa.amie to the Big Blue. The attitude of these
r.scss is that of menace and insult ard outrage upon
Fr, estate men must foIlo~ Of While bu at
work their farms and in th4r shops, the cit
sue deny aaskened from apparent security, and are
rubbing TO proven. some unknown calamity. The po-
soD Of the two parties here has lever been ste ed
one party at wO k, the other rowing about and 10
state If quasi war. Losfer Buord il recognized by
Governors and the Administration as Il counselor,
while old settlers and farmers Xix, Gov. Roberts
not Known at all. l have never heard that Fee
Stsl msD has been asked que-tion relative 10 the
wants of the real people of the TIE ritry.
As to this ewed war, cannot state liz aTpec az
this momeLt, for it is bu. three days old. But
thing you may set Gown sure. These rowing bands
will lot be tolerated by those who have here -
i've in quiet and il will make difference taat they
Prov about IA militls.
IL A.. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
LANE IN TIE IERKlTORY-wAR BEGUN.

The 81 LOUIS LhI,e'scer Of the 22d has TIE
Ltart. roth Journal PV-SaS.ryl Of the 18th,
from slch itecpi.- he .cio-in.:
To A,m.t To Armsi- Roo,asos aLi u rocp Rescued
-Ihe E.<E.y Is lp0G ps-LccInp.o. u. ne haaia
If Lag,-U ). 7rools t41Hed vra!or.-Cap,.
6csga.es's Csr.y-sy SITreG<r ..,s0.i fr.ag
run The Gor.'. Soqss .r Rst1s-t'or. Saal-
.oa q / gs...Vs-H ys.e,. aAd CsaSrrH dr,e,1 4
n. p..,. - no eIyoaet - SEEK sie!.er az The
IpJ0Is CO. is!as Iaa Il. 1ics prIsoHrs-tI.s
Hoqee j. RgiBs-GcT. Clark, Soz~ bqrasJ
Ci.zels - AIms! Oar coG1;ry IL invaded, an
bh.d isio-s aie OIaaassFns eLf people 70 al pare.
r., .ne-teY = gwen. Nellie ase o1 SCI i EXEMPT
fion be neici!sse ',vtSes weo ar la3.Dg ate our
r.ni.jfS.
E,prr.sts AWE hyuny, ringing sidi,ioaAl news
OF fe.h ostsssss pep rs,ed tJ .ese Aeohsi.b a,-
orFlstJ
Wo,.s odd ckPien g.: s'r'slog ,earb ron the
n...,or Op, Lop.ss arc I'll a-d syery ebdssvr l.
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APPEAL TO TIE PRESIDENT.
The .elegrspbic cOre.ponde,. Of Ts \. j.
Hrad ends The following f.ol Washins.on:

Inc telegr3pblc c0TespOn1e1, " ~ W -
Herald sends the following from Wsshins.or:
Tie Free. STATE mea o. ks-sGs dispe: led NJ
Amy a. special messe,ge- . Wa--.rStoa, = ce-
upon the PreGdel. s.. pro,e -.ln roc n: E--o:l
men, as he S,a,he-ns,s aie ole! .. there We
karp that the Presdsn. was 20 mr IA 3-rped , ses
the Fee State agent when se called c: lie NE
House on the subject, and lie vas .-7-ed over . NJ
Sydbey Webster The private 3 cre.sy OF tie f9es-
dent who Informed hin rat i ves be -f.r-- set
the Free State men wo-l1 have % ske care oi 1e;-
selvet-tba. the Precedent wa -s. now 50 = e.
gsged that be- could ~: z..end % =. mater. NIh
this consolation NJ. Any le; is paper Il ;-s Asn!s
Of the private secretary and took s.s de?ar.ie ION
tie White House. TIE d3c1nerta ene:I'e g .e:i@'
to the Pre-dept and sen: of.ia, a--o--: e.: - s.
tack on Franklin. Here hey s..
MR. Army TO TIE PRESIDENT.
To HIS ENctLLEycy FRASsLsS Pi.scE, 9sfSoiE o. -fl
SIa A few days ago hsi the honor = address ycr
as cretsry OF mass convention Seld in Mclean
county Illinois, ana 20 trs=sni. 10 yo- cer..,n certt;
cate, aidavi in relation % outrsge- pe'?e 81
by citizens If Ms QUIZ upon pesceehe eI 2Feits oI.
our Sts'e and county, she the MISC, II re: tn1
Other public highway Of that STATE ~ Ts1et, MI
Since tb. n the % Nat ona Kansas Committee, .
Gated st Cticago Illinois, have received fton 10
Central Karsa COMMITTEE a. LsH-ence, kc-s's,
official information in regard % TIE preparation o. ci
OF Missouri al other >s'eS - o.i'r SES VI t-S
Territory Of Ksn-as or murder 81 the FTee.e,se -
oilers" The facts will be fUrtd ested:o n re s'r'
dsvt OF Robert Morrow, esq, herewith enclose Z
The Con mttets fu y satisfied :h,i, Illness Il.
Ger IL al Govern immediately .nterpose-,o preY2H
the ncurions and ou'rsges contemplated ~ af.red
bar d. of men from Missouri ana other -:ae, vic ere
prepared TO ovcIIun the Territory TIA, en- vi "
be ih result, w5Ica will involve tae whole Nor-h0es;
assimt the Soolb
1t viii be apparent TO yo9T tx cheney ;aa: s2y r.
itary stre,ion such asis contemplated 'itLsn
of Missouri ana other States OF the Sor:o cgan't
Free. State citizens Of ne North yts who have et;
their former homes to settle ces5'y in Kns;s, Ill
Justly those pe7oDs, ard also he States We g
they came to re,or ~ simsr means 10 self efense;
and especially the Executive Of the Ia ed StStes,
or of the state Of Ms-oar sb nd fs . sdf; n@e3'
ure, o prevent these unlawful cos.
Ar TIE Fr.e-Sts.e citizens % Kstsss je5reose q!
war and have tyiDcei then je-:e Tor peare ~ ne
submission 10 roobtres ard o:ter outage, Icy go
peal 10 you 10 protect them aod N teSGi % tLe;-
Con mt ee whose crelsnais bear, ~ sso . oehGli
# the Nat onal Kansss Conlmii.es. Of which hsTs
the honor 10 be memb,r, so;cit you1 immediate
com ration Of this npoaa. subjeci, aai The iLIr-
p, si.on Of our poser s1d sl,hor:y 70 p'eVen To
impending civ war and 3 attendant horror,.
Wth al respect. yerrs '" - n Ir''''
H1th 2I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

prsent Is abou, tho bes. corn as1 p717,on n-Ee: .
he torntry. Com !.a1iy comnan1s onlsT t5'tei;
and We unders; md q considered y he ss.ers est
tender" at that price.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BoEUF RIyER-steamcr Iinden7-lol bales cotton Eel.
vests Brander McKenna IIubbard7 John Watt &co-73
H sh s WIS da1er iso cqadE
ard &co4i Duperrer Hayes.42 Andrews sieraM-39 do
Vance &eo-s lee GorrssOn BrosS Giliy-s Oakley
Wool do hides Andrews zoos bales Cotton
ST MARTINsyILLE-s,eame 6, ori9n- hlds sugar J.,
cotton elocq &co@65 do IL hhds sugar Lobt { Charpan
te2 do p bbs molasses 81 hides Darby Trenenlet-2g
Cos do bales cotton Wyehe &eo-95 hides Badchin
S9i
ma ri h to G5 bales cotton III hhs sngs
ST LOUIS-Seamer Roe-lS hf cs bacon 24O boxes dc
100 kegs and 2 rd bB and 10 kegs pigs feet Wood
Haggey angi5 bills castor oil joseph Lands eco 80
do os N AK Ho9 Thsa I
rope baEging Whitehead Chan9ersll5l skz ca,
nSa s1s pG 59s 5s BIS S sss
layl5SS do 50 do pork Eager &co,l0O do alcohol Shaw
liz Sase9
1884 bbls pork Woodruff &co5s casks bacon Is ties do
Price, Converse &co2So coils rope Smith Hadden7o
baggng Pope, Ellison GEO.
Fanny Bqjttgoa Pcs 5SE ;s e.
Benton &eo59 baggng p coils oIe Whiishend
Ks 20
Jo Hsy Sssl ss a 1uehy
b5s rex G99ss c kfs Bsd
onass asoe ss Do
Doson &!Son-5O do whisky Rogers MCGUIRE &eo-lS BILE
Jeans nsey coils rope 30 bdss twne Payne Harrison
so bbs whisky 50 bxs starch do mustard Royo Dbl
whisky Dick Moore-20 bales jeans and lnseys Cox ellis
bundles neits rooperage MSTd
Bell Buchannon &co-3 moving do Head Masse &co3Q ton
bulk meat IS bags beans Goodet Morga-l Brad
ford. s..
Observation-Disclosures Nashyille-23 bales cotton Bradley
Wilson &co-26O do hhds tobacco johnson &co9 do
Nelson &co2s N Lowe &eol7 Henderson, Terry &c9-
is W R Stewart &co-l5J j McSRhon0 ucannon Carroll
cos Williams Sons Brady German &co-7T do lSs hht
tobacco 59 bbls -four g ties bacon 81 SKIS wheat Hewitt Norto
Moore 4 Vancun-44 do Bryan Robnson-4S Levy Sun
mers-2S Wills, Rawins &co-A Yeatman &co-lS H FIR
Short tco1Os hhds tobacco Dbl lard Fsllowes &co4
eggs IS hhds VIM Soey &co202 bd and bars ire
Priestiey Bei-2ls do Foger &co-69 do do DeBlal
Fanchauxl plgs furniture Williams Phillips Eco casl
potatoes + W Benton &co9 bhs lard Violet &co-2S ro
leather Leon Pnrre Gco22 do l. Manu. doz chairs Tully
col csk bacon Perkins &co-l Dbl -four G Iewes- do
Ilead Mssc &eosuudries ordeTol 500 bales cotton
! hhds tobacco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-09
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Wtlu 0rleans Nlanew Wlarhtt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
ul..a...Io.. I,tanintr Anil g

- Tuesday Evening, April 8.
very quiet today in moneyea circles About $4,000
long dated paper placed at cent? and another par
eel of $4,000 ut the reduced Of * with other
tatons of having the prestige Of fame at 81
In quarters to-day there was good business doing in
Exchange York. at rates OF yesterday particularly for
sight funds which appeared to be senng The Banks selling
at X per cent discount the Private Bankers
and r. sixty days at 49, with drawers of epute asking ~
but we Of sales at that figure The range of the
being from lss to X and Ia to and "a discount with diff
ference of eighth quarter Boston and Philadelphia
Sterling rather quiet We heard of sales Of clear bills at
81 for investment, and 81 and S for remittance the
figure appears be the standard for bank drafts and Al
outside bills In Bills Of Laing there only small Of
ferng there buyers at TX and n In Francs heard of
only small sales 5221S Paris direct 522l other
points, payable Of COURSE in Paris The range of the being
from 5.2614 to go ,g ~
In Stocks only heard OF Offers but actual transfers
sales Stocks of every kind appear be advancing the
ball. Pontchnrtran Railroad has been sold at co. and the
price refused good part of the track Of this
be real bcoreacve travelling this summer, it
will be rather dangerous. So the yearly report
holders say We dc not perceive why cannot be made good
ten per paying Stock appears have pretty full
ployment at all times.
Our adyces from New York to-day the 1st inst The
best Sterling bills selling 1885, Southern drawn
Bank bills sold at 109s Southern bills include those
from Charleston, Savannah and Mobile with occasionally
from this city. The Banks New Orleans however
have their agents. who do not permit any of their exchange
sold below its full vaue in fact the general allow
the agents New York endorse and sell whenever they
make profit remit the bills received from this city direct
to London. .r.I 'sy..
We notice small amount of City Of New Orleans Bonds sold
in New York. by auction, roc We begin to think that
holders of city bonds deened to cell at great
ce We have before stated that the interest all bonds is
provided for current and will be paid when due through
the Citizens Bank of this city, its agency the Bank Of Anne
RIGA, in New York There has nothing occurred yet
change the value bonds issued by the city from the day
of ouch issue and above par this time and if dis
appointed aators desire to depress the value Of the cities
cics where they have made all they possess urge
holders regard their winnings and complaints The
bonds have been sold in t city 81 and S. and likely
buyers would take Them If they did consider them worth
their face.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-09
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ST. CHARLES wv T Weeks, st Marys; a NJ Dunn md
daughter Baton Rouge Rof Barrow servant Fs
licians Geo McWhorter Baton Rouge; Richard Coke Ken
tucky j Jones' Ross MOBILIZE Topper ri Thomas OAR
Packwood, Coast; Ronh r La; NJ Elan, Baton Rouge;
Il De Yafnpey servant Miss Crpddock, Coddoc
Miss Guild, Ala Saunders Mobile; JP Galtral and boy
Lonisvlle D FL Huyott, Pla d Dew Jr Eutaw: W b. Hum
Eyck two children II IIaalson Bremond. A.stin Bell
Ark iutten Ky; Miss Claiborne, Nashville Claiborne
VIM Dougherty o. Rev " Q Buckley Va; Rev II N Denn
Louisville; De Fox and lady, Paquenne; DIR w De-
Assumption; Barrow, Terrebome Dr. Hawkins
servant, Catfrey St Marys; jackson, Goode, OPe
lousas; A Norton, Ohio; S Nicio VIM G Nclol = W
Clarke Fisher NJ Chea,am u Mclaughlin Nashville;
McGehoc, Ark.
ARCADE. Du,ekley, woodyllle, Miss; J Dust,
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Burton, In; Smith Houston Tex; A Drummer, Tenn
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George Keller East Feliciana; g Grow, Larkn, La;
John nr Jackson; George W. Gordon and Georgia;
II Dunnng BALTIMORE Mayhrie, + Moonnaa, 7 II Hcnder.
son, Chick, South Carolina; W Bates Alabama: J II
Iarey and lady DR. Larey South Carolina Mcyoy Florida
HIichtensoin, S Hyman, Mis-; l, Bill. Mobile; IL Force
Ruff, Texas; larry, " II Parker Jos Garrison Sr,
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G1aize L Keller Point Coupe; / + Comack New Orleans
James Morgan DIR r Smith, st Candry Eepers, Texas
Norris Georgia; Nickerson Texas scrbner Wash
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Lafource Holden, rhtbadaux; Barnett Kentucky.
Macdonald, Henderson; Frank Wood Thomas Jones,
West, Lousnna r G Ferguson Miss Williams Assssppi
Knox, Robert Knox, vcksbur Mrs Maney, East Feicina:
Norton Baton Rouge r Covery, Merrick, Collins,
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