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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-26
STILL LATER-NO BATTLE.

WLsIPoRT, FIidaY, June 10, 7, u
Later accounts entirely fail to corrobOrate
first reports a citizen Of this place who went
out to sell water to the wounded has just re-
turned. He informs me that collision had
taken place, nor are any Free State or Pro
Slavery men to be seen or heard of in that vi
cinity. Y. Il.
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Boston Pilot sketches thus the
be House Of Representatives:

||was forty years OF age last month
Ivaried life. He has been q facto-
knter, a machinist, dancing mas
Nan editor, a lawyer. a National
palitionist, an ardent lover of the
ion Of religious liberty. q Know
Is now Know No,hine-Frea
Is chequsred life
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or We copy below, from the Rushyille
Jacksoaian, an article in relation TO one Mo-
REAu, an individual who has proven himself
to be whit he was once represented to us as
being a sort of nondescript in politics and
judas Iscariot in principle. This MoaEAu
has, ito the infinite qualification of all Demo-
Gratis who are personally acquainted with his
priuute character, left the Democratic party
for that par;y's good. We know not what
influences placed him uron the Democratic
State ticket as a contingent Elector, bnt we
feel certsin that the State Central Committee
will give him notice 10 quit" immedi.
ately .71ua frfee1-Hl fH
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WEsrPoRr, Thursday, June l2-l p. ~.
A man has Just arrived from the battle field,
and reports that previous reports were highly
exaggerated. There was nobody killed at all.
Yours. Y p.
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A Succession.

II is suggested by the New Haven Register,
in consequence oS the very frequent calls
upon the ''indignation" of Aboli.iouists. "in
public meeting assembled" that il would he
good economy for the negro-wcrshippers TO
select fifteen or twenty fanatics, Of both sexes,
to be called the "Joint Standing Infurlated
Committee, with full power TO get "mad
as blazes," and make, write, invent and dis.
seminate as many resolutions on as many
subjects as they choose. without regard TO
rhyme or reason Or batch might be
made up for the year in advance
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-26

ApPoisrarST BY TIE GovrRsoR.--A. B. Carl
TON, Of Bloomington, Judge Of The 9th judicial
Circuit, pice Hon. JAMES HvouFs, resigned.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-26
An Impostor.

a fellow by the name of MOreau, an appro-
pirate and ftting organ of Black Republic
anism, addressed the Black Republican Asso-
citation at this place on Monday night We had
heard of the fellow at Shelbyville some days
ago. IL seems by some strange mistake he was
named as Contingent Elector, on the Demo.
cratic ticket for the first Congressional District
Of ,bis State, and that he accepted the posi-,
tion8t AT Shelhyville we learn he was ad
verNsed 10 speak az such Democratic Contingent
Elec<or, but on hearing him, NJ. 81. Ray, Esq.,
prdptrly and at once denounced him as an i'm.
poaor. HIS speech at that place was not
Deuoeratic speech, but one in abuse of the
Denocratic party. At this place. his bills
,nertlf stated that lie was appointed an Elector
by fIt Old Line Convention and had not been
reI1sved. BE would speak for free Kansas, &c.
Nenre told he commenced by stating he had
Den 30 appointed Elector and understanding
thUHe was required 10 can vass he turned out
an1 haje three or four speeches-Democrati
sp(Pehes-when the news from Kansas wrought
a ti}en change in him--he could no longer
goWith the Old Liners. After this he went on
fu/8 low and dirty abuse OF TIE Democratic
p1LX past and present, as he was able-nar.
H(f1Ilys Hpd in most outrageous terms, de.
<eds sHwce, Douglas and Buchanan.
= 20 Epolficai infsmy be greater -
IL he shows himself up. He &C
lace of Contingent Elector knowing
10 adopted at the s;h OF January
T. and otherwise subscribing to il ::
m or fourspeeches as such ElectoS on
tha frD, and never thinks Of leaving 1T
un BIS the late news from Kansas
te then. pto the reception of this
nei bpproyes the course OF the Democrats,
sto " as Contingent Elector to go into
tho br either Pierce, Douglas or Buchan.
au, <tually did do So but now becouse he
dod oye of what has been done in Kan
sas kes that pretext for abusing Pierce's
adm bIskt ttion as the worst on earth, denoun
ces o91as as an Illinois pedagogue and petit
fogg ~ Buchanan for opinions held in 1872
III 1Iould have any one believe him. why
stull @mself by outrageous abuse Of men and
prin - which a month ago he was endors-
ing IIhe would be a gentleman, and cannot
consi 4ly support the Democratic ticket, why
did at once apprise ,he Central Commit.
tee al altbecline-not roam over the country
with borrowed importance which that mis-
taken pointment gives him. using it 10 i'm.
pose people. Decent men of all parties
should as such a man out Of decent society.
Democ (ic editors pass him around. =
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TaosK Buck HosSs."--We were most Ggree-
ably taken by surprise yesterday morning. by
our friend JonSsoS. of Nebraska, who, on his
return from short excursion into the country
brought into Our saHetam enormous pair of
q BUcK HoESs. and kindly proffered them to
us igure-head TO the projecting sign of our
Office. The Horns" of The mammoth
size, measuring from four 10 five feet in length,
and containing six "prongs" each. The gen
tleman of the Buck" tribe who sported them.
must have been giant in his day. and terror
to all commoners Of Buck dom. Sarmounled as
they are by the smaller pair Of which We made
note yesterday. and by three miniature flag
stats. bearing the " stars and stripes; they
present an imposing appearance upon the rest
ing place which We have assigned them. There
is, besides, an emblematic meaning IN Them
which we expect to see verified in the approach
ing Presidential contest.
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and universal change, the Bans lIorsf, the
model Hotel of Indiana. has changed, not only
ProPrietors, hut in general appearance anil IA
cilities.
Or the first of the present month, D. ID. StolN
disposed of bis interest in the establishment 10
Messrs. WooLIEY CAsrrErD, and the Bates
House is now under the management Of Messrs.
lSGALsBE d TurrLR, two gentlemen who, as they
become better known to she public. viii rise
even above the high appreciation in whichihey
are now held. They are pre- eninently tlr men
for SO fine Hotel as the Bates House. They
have thorough knowledge oflheir business
combining every gentlemanly accomplishment
with the most excellent business qualifications,
and will give 10 the Bates one great quality. for
the lack Of which, 10 some extent. il has snf-
fered, to-wit perfect system ts 10
The house has been thoroughly repaired and
rsfiited To the stranger. first entering. il pre-
senis most gorgeous and beautiful appearance.
The halls have all been paPersd In the finest
style--ihe proprietors exhibiting most excellent
taste in their selection of patterns. Carpets,
rugS. mats, etc have also been added 10 The
halls and rooms. and cleanliness, gorgeousness
and order, seem to pervade The whole house
The table of the Bates is not surpassed by that
Of any Hotel In the West. There is not single
luxury within the comprehensive reach Of the
excellent steward, Mr. French, which he does
not secure for the guests Of the House. I he
sabstantials Of life are also provided in ihe
greatest profusion, and cooked in the hesi pos.
sib,e manner so that no one can complain. IN.
less he l,e pe:verse and confirmed grrmbler,
tha, the fare is not g 1T for the gods. 4. sa,,.
Altogether there is not a more perfect bet
ter ordered-bette. kept-mOre elegantly far.
nished-cr more tastefnly ornamenied Hotel
in the entire West. than the Bates House And
under the energetic management Of Messis.
ISGArsnx ~ TrrrLr It's already wide and dsserv
ed popularity will be largely increased. snd In
dianapolis siill Ia able 10 boast "a she now
does, the reTy best Hotel in the West.
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urs, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN

We have said, in the commencement of this
article. that we would. at this time. publish
nothing in refutation Of this charge, but Mr..
Buchanans own letter. We have, however.
procured copy OF the certificate, to which Mr..
b. refers, and give it publicly below for the
first time. In doing SO we will boldly assert.
that the thirty Subscribers toitare gentlemen of
as much moral worth and respectability as can
be foand among the same number Of indiyidu.
ais in any other community in the u Union and We
venture TO say, that NO REsPECTABLE Penn
sYLyANIA, or ANY POLITICAL PARTY, after reading
Mr. BIS contradiction, endorsed by the cool and
deliberate declaration of these gentlemen, will
reiteraie the charge, believing himself in it's
truth.
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BAYOU sARA-seamer Laurel Hills bales cotton Brand
4 Landry24 J&I,ee-lS Oakley Hawkins-i7 Campbell Il
Strong-l Byrne Vance &co-T Anderson Metca6 Carroll
Pritchad &co-5 Harris LegiG Wright, Davenport &coll
Henderson Peae2 do orderU hds sugar 81 half
bbs moassesJ urbrdge &co do do u ls do 40 do ctn
sugar Green Cfunp hhds sugar f bb nolasses Brady
German &coJ bbs csn sugar Byrne, Vance Icol45 bills
molasses 20 hhs sngar g W Shaw Ecos6 hhdssugar de
Egana-ig do W Urquhart-ll Iaupe& McCa-16 do S
bbs molasses Mareneaux--50 do Pauche 6co-2D
raud 4 Landry-l7 do hhdssugar O. Connell-sundres
order-Toal M bales cotton ia hds sugar 800 bbls moa8ses
and sugar IS If bbs molasses. 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mary Bess25 bales cotton 4 hhds
ugar IS bbs molases Payne IfarrsonI0 bales cotton
Beloca &cn-66 Laores Il DenareI Iob & Charpentier-I
racks 90 hds sugar 1872 bbs moasses Perre4O bales
Miller ForesterT Tocano Tayor-2i hhds sugar
JY de Egana-20d do Fresen, Stevenson coI6 do Canac,
Sires &jWes- do Al bbs molasses DoEnell72 do do
Richard Nugent col3l do do Hall, lodd iPunaIn do
half bill moasses Kelly &coundrie to orderToal 26
bales cotton 147 htds sugar 525 bbls molaEses. :
MISUNDERSTANDING Fanny Sparhawk-30 inds sugarJ
Bellocq &co7 do Is bbs molasses Braud LanIry2 hds
sugar Sabaer-4 do Troscair Hayde35 do Lohit Char
pantier-l2 Tete co-l0 do Augustin Thibau53 Bbls
hhds sugar II bbls molasses Is bales moss
MOBILE-Seamer Cuba-4O bales Farley Jurey &ct
Tarlton Whiting Tu-9 MckleToy Bradford -5 do dc
bales do Harris Morsan-l bx do Smith Bros-l bale tobacco
FSambola-5 skscut seed johnson tco-2 bales samples
VOTES Lcscenel do do pkge mdse and sunes to order
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WEST ERN
RAILROAD-25 hhds sugar Boga Foley &c Avery-47l bbs
molasses Dbl 2 hi do syrup " IIewes.
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EXPORTS.

VERA CRuZ-Seamship TeNas-lOo bales and !oo0 hi oales
cotton 20 bales duck 81 bXs soap and sunarle
ANTWERP-Shp Pyramid-3lo bales cotton, " hhds To-
bacco, &c bdls hides, 1900 slaves 81
PHILADELPHIA Thos Abone-l079 bales cotton,
q hhds sugar. 70 bbsmolasses.
BosToN-Bark Adelia Rogers309 SKIS 800 bbls flour
Az hides
BARtELONA-Brs Delicia-30o bales cotton, doo slaves.
NEW YORK-schr Indirnoa-3s6 bales cotton, l6 do rope
cuttings 900 bags wheat 1872 hides boxes codfer OIL Az tons
Breckenridge coal bbls syrup 429 bdls fishing poles
VERA CRUH-Schr Transit-225 bales and ll26 half dc
cotton, 1000 feet lumber Ill.
CORPUS CHRIsTI-Schr Fenice-60,o00 bricks,
NONTG oMERY- VIM Bagaey--l25 shhds and 8.
hh sugar 4O bbs and M bbs molases $50 sacks coffee
bbs Hour 100 potatoes 10 casks dc rum bxs til
plae 10 kegs nails 40 bbs whisky do lard do pork
cks ale 81 bxs candles, 2kegs shot, 43 pkss mdse
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DATtENT SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il
BAKER Sewing Machine Company, having established
office No. Camp street second floor would repsGtly call
of SEWING MACHINES consisting of sixteen different
varieties prices ranging from SIS to $780, These Machines
unlike others in form with continuous
threads from ordinary ools making knot a. every stitch
whatever They particularly adapted the manufacture OF
clothing Shirts collars ladies' dresses hats shoes
titus quilted work, cnabroideres carriage trimming, upho
work and in fact everything where the needle and thread
requisite examination all that satisfy
the ncredulos that they far superior Machine
heretofore offered the public Exclusive rights for districts
may be scared by immediate application at the Office.
Machine silk and needles constantly hand and for sale
W. c. EELIE, General Agent,
f25 I'm No. Camp street, second floor.
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Shipping Jntelligtutt,

SATURDAY, March l, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Texas Forbes Vera Cruz Harris e Morgan
Ship Pyramid, Henderson, for Antwerp Whitney &co
Bark Thomas Albone, ZIMMERMAN, for Philadelphia
q W Hynson &co
Bark Adelia Rogers Snow, for Boston, W Hynson AGO
Brig Delicia tSpan Maten for Barcelona, j Barba
ScIr Iudianol Mciarry. New York. G CBogert eco
Sehr Transit Chapel for Vera cru1 Goldonnow Issparre
Steamer Wm Bagaley, Sinneu, for Montgomery, Ala,
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
glty ORLEANS ytloutv St(arhet.
CREscEsT OFFICE, No 70 Camp

Friday Evening, Feb. %.
General transactions suspended to-day By the rain which
commenced falling in the middle Of business hours and
tned until late in the evening OF course The obstfuctions
were nsurmontabe and though the day cannot be cussed
blue Friday it may be called wet ono.
The operations in paper today restricted No change
pcrccirabc in the general tenor Of the Market and have
only to say that AL who want money and have the requisite
securities such Al factors accep.ance mortgage notes. long
short be readily accommodated at ranging from 81
10 for the highest grade and "a 10 for second grade ami II
10 IL for hrdratc. The calls tho Banks readily
granted
The Exchange market we'll supplied, and rates have
downward tendency The banks selling the counter
New York at 4 for small sums and Il large, though with
there rather more inquiry which might in other times
be called brisk Private bankers also selling at the
Some good drafts sold at x discount and far
sight funds concerned decline Of aejgll may be
sdcrea established In sixty days bills there sales Of
Havana New York ~ and further round sums say
$4,000 sold at 1916. This is knl in Exchange,
splitting fractions of sixcenls. Next shall Gve TO
cord irtyone thirty seconds which ITALICS very well in char
terng ship to load with cotton Other good sixty day bills
taken at and "a, with mn increasing supply. We deem
sixty duys Northern cities about Il lower than yesterday
Foreign continues stiff though good clear bills sold
per premium, yet the demand is good, sales of
coffee to be RENTED Thete is change in prime bills.
which range from 81 TO 81 and There nothing done
knowledge IN bills Of laGing continue quota.
tons at n and IL Some 90 days clear bills placed
7s There only few drawers Of francs, and they
pretty firm in their Fair bills quote ut 52715 525li
and 5,25 Frstclas Paris direct from 5.2s2l to 52H.
There but little done in Stocks We heard Of the sale
100 shares Bank of New Orleans lO01S We learn h, II
Pelican Dry Dock has made dividend Of per
profits for the last six months
In bonds have not heard of any operations other than the
SALE pledge may be termed Of City Bonds the jackson
and Opeouas railroads at 65 with the privilege ofredepon
There sales Of Louisiana State Bonds in New the
10Th NJ 9o11 and 901a.
usual weekly quotations of Stocks will be found below
We have only to remark that all descriptions have upward
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Incurrent coin has freely offered this yee-1nuc
this is brought here by cmigans from Europe who gene
rally dispose Of Camp AS there have been many
large arrivals the past months, not been much
coin the market The receipts Mexican this
been only $500 Tie buying price Camp street is l041l0i
IN bank notes the operations have been snashe
nonntercorse yet exists with the West though there
medium supply Tennessee notes. The issues
this State becoming expanded that large share of them
particularly the banks regarded with considerable
doubt Of Kentucky Indiana and Missouri there only
derate sums Offering.
We usual weekly quotations Of coin and notes,
which the rates of H. B. Merrel Co.. Camp Land
Warrants in demand rates.
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NEW ORLEANS. January q, 1855.

Ds HsE F95Hsss '"Gsso5; :y = H. TO
ow-house:
u hn e d a fRsss 9s e Ss oHts in s
dEctea by Sr WI1IiAM CROSS and Nr. WILLIAM cRAw
FORD, as resident partners
ii SIS hid 4 s'Ef te; NJ 5
since st January 1854 partners Of this house and of all its
jaso 3m j.. A. DENN1sToUN.
M ) i5z he 5shsFb sas
exclusively possessing the combined qualities Of
snE o he best sfs1e l!% Spr 'Ss
can never come in contact With its fellow, to be injured By
Hsv"g no no d5gdi arid to d ms frd ,hake
This Mll VIII Gvs without dressing the stones and
| is inch, single gear, sl2o.
3 :: " :: 49, 10: Double gear s 1se:
The soieh mill will grind 10 6nshels an hour with proper
spsed and the smaller ones in propST1q c1ry.v
fell d&wam No. 81 Nstches Street, New Orleans
SECoND-HAND FURNITURE STORE, No.
second hand Furnurc Of ali descriptions bought sold or e-
also repaired and vanished in the best and
@s do Ss e e and sn III s dispose
DREssED YELLOW PINE NUMBERING
a5fri5ST hs5 senStaG hand fq Las of
Steam Mills E. E. Simpson Co.. Pensacola, Florida,
| consisting Of =
| Marrow Flooring tongued and grooved
Marrow Flooring square edged
| Wide Flooring, tonged and grOoyed.
Wide and Narrow Ceiling.
| Weather Boards. etc.
Also Strips Las sash Doors Blinds and Moudings, and
Rough Lumber of all descptona1 Of which will be sold,
either wholesale retail the favorable
| Z. W. DORR.
JAG 3m No 10 Corington Landing, New Basin.
| THE BAGASSE FURNACE. -LErTERS PA.
for the United granted TO SAMUEL H. H.
MAN of No. 81 Natchez street, New Orleans under the date
of December 1854 for furnace for burning God and Bagasse
son. ',''7 -.
LIST It works entirely by natural daugh and without the aid
| Of Blower.
ID 1t contains no CRATE other irons interior.
3d. 1t requires stoppage OF the mill TO have its ashes
cleaned ont
h The agasse stirred touched after arrives
in the furnace.
9Th burns all the Bagasse and makes steam enough TO
mill engine, battery, and pumping engine.
This is the only furnace that has taken of crop in Louisiana
in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes reteson burn Bagasse alone and
resemble any other furnace in single feature of its
FORM in the principles which it works. in the results
which Produces neither does approach the rights Of
other party. Reports circulated to the contrary mee
tricks of tnde' known be false by those who make
and calculated only deceive the public and palm Oft
that their merits No will be
allowed SELL make patent urnace without authority
from and all having such authority will be FULLY
cuarau1e in its undisturbed and possession.
My Patent Furnace is applicable to train of Kettles rs to
boilers; and prepared to contract apply 1t 10 burn
ing Bgase boil cane juice in the train of kettles
under satisfactory guarantee TO the purchaser:
treatise the whole subject pamphlet form, with draw
ngs etc. to be had OF the subscriber by mail otherwise
| SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
jas dSN6m 81 Natchez street. New Orleans
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IMPORTS.

HAvANA-Brig Mary Elizabeth-l case cigars G znken.
droho Yaldes-l Castillo Harispe-9 Bhrel &co6 Mo-
reno Bros-6 Walls sambola-l sch9teE7S Espren Ram
cases sweeneAs CaVaroc-4 do sugars Ricult7 l.
Bnldo-6 Rivas-5 Ferral VIM Mure-l4 do sweetmeals
33O hays coffee j McCounell-lot fruit Lorenzo.
PENSACOLA-Schr Conquest-55 bales cotton Oakley
Hawkns-64 sundry consignee52 0 feet lumber Merritt
McCounell-Toal lis bales cotton
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FOR RENT.

-, TO RENT.-THE TWO-sToEY HOUSE, No. q
f! ITyates between DcJrd and Caliore Apply
lItI the premises,
fer JOHN WOLFE. No. ~ Deord street.
AaA FOR RENT. THE THREESTOKY BRICK
{ store No ITO Poydrns street Apply on the rretnises
l14I fell If
~ FOR RENT-unil l+tll October, lS5f the I;uildng
T lntey occupied y Red Rover Company No It, situated
I DorsiGe street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets. a pp!y ut the City Hall,
oStf AUG, s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
-, FOR NENT-A TWUSTORY FRAME HOUSE
@ with rooms Magazine Street between Richard and
Iii Orange streets. To good tho will he lew
Apply 10 G. Il. DUNCAN,
In Exchange Place and Cusiorhouse streets.
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MEMORANDA.

Can't Mcconnell of the brig Mary Elizabeth, from Havana
reports that the ship Tiff Capt Godng hence put into
Havana on the 9Th February leaking badly was dscargng
cargo
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TNIIE STYLE OF OUR FIIslI IS THIS DAY
l. CHANGED TO 4. ". BOSWURTH \ co:
STANTON & co.

New Orleans, January l. 1856.
A. Reiif Dealers il ICE. Business office Nos Il and r.
lee bo st. Ice ose head
NsM o "i fes ppo No Railroad upper e
opposite the Passenger Saloon New Orleans: ianl On
4 UCTION NORGE. THE sUHscKIbER RES
sum sSSu aS S Gu ad
A@ fsR i sf S 'h Stocks Negroes
Win s iss
REGISTER VII be kept for all the Real Estate and
Every fasit in his power will be offered TO buyers and
Practical and Plan Drawer will be in constant
Wiz The that he will give strict attention his
Details siS :s
TE1gE ~ g \ 5h5 sAXIXs
ted SnSF Act Ct Of ne M M he s tsceDon
Deposits every morning sandsys exsePsd from o'clock
a AZ 1nS; nn osS l. received
r to e e bs5 ' d lily es at o s
SUITE of onisisn 4 The city 4 NY Orleans; m
the @ s e ii 9$ san no RsS
ssn oee q e stoF 81 a Banks
NeT Gsn fxessdins @ cent Sf The mket ya4e
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow Of the funds
Or any p or w nrSs at he
"siG FOR not less sl deposited
TRUSTEES.
George Eustis A. D. Kelly, William yogel,
W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urqulart r. B. Sumner,
G. c. Duncan, A. Heine, George Jonas,
Wilhelrnus Bogart, Pm. Wood, Thos. A. Clark,
,eN''-' W n MERCER, President d.'''0
A. d. KELLY, J
WM VOGEI }Vce Presidents.
R. B. SUMNER,
D. H. WITHERS, Treasurer.
N B-Copies of the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws
| be obtained OF the Office. RSly
| l. MING AT ALL HOURS THROUGHOUT THE CITY
The undersigned established City Package Express for
purpose Of Receiving and Delivering Packages Parcels and
Bundles from and Hotels Railroads. Steamboats, and Private
| Residences.
The Proprietor will give his personal
with the Office and the public rely
prempneSs the and delivery OF property
| The business will be conducted the same systematic
plan successfully adopted by the Package EXpresSesi in s
| Northern cities. ......
B Office open all hours Of the day for the reception
| Orders and Parcels.
- e S. TOBY Dr., Proprietor,
| no27 sn1 10 Gravier, corner Camp street.
| TTRANES SHAW, .Jr., tsCO., COMMISSION AM
| L FoRWARDING MERCHANTS AND DEALERS II
| WESTERN PRODUCE, No. TcheupionlRss street. New
| Orleans. .g..--.sFjss ol9H
WYNN. w. w. WOOD ATToRNEY- AND CoUN
/ w SEILOR-AT-LAW, and Solicitor in Chahcey, having
removed from New Orleans and located Miss vii
give prompt all business entrusted his charge
the High Court of Errors and Appeals the Superior Court
Chancery the United Circuit and District Courts and thu
Circuit and Probate Courts OF Hnds Rankin warren ana INT
| adjoining counties. = - - -. -. =.
| ns- Special attention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS, AC
| COUNTS, NOTES, etc.
OFFICE-In Elss Buildings, corner Of State and Pear
styess laeksens M1ss. N.Y. 49,