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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-24

IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money address the tickets oeFed
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mall
Purchasers have tickets ending IN any fguTe they
designate.
The of drawn numbers and prizes will be pur
chaseTs Immediately after % drawing.
e- Pufezers will please write their signatures PLAN
and give their post office, county and State.
E Remeber hat every Prize is drawn, and Payabein
full without deduction.
EA Prizes ofs1 600 and under paidImmediately afte
the drawngOtheT prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN 4 Co, Atlanta, Ga,
S. SWAN 4 CO., Montgomery, Ala,
or, 2. STEAiSTIEN, Agent,
Box No. 8, Nashville p. o.
e list OF the numbers that from the wheel
with the Of the prize that is entitled will
be published afeS drawing in the following papers,
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard
Nashville Gazette Atlanta Inteligencer New York Weekly
Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch
and New York Dispatch. June 26-tf.
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Fare as Low as any other ROute
FOR THROUgH TToErrr5

And all information please apply az he Office M p
net House. second door Of Vine street 30 III @
House building, and Old Once southeast corner Broad
way and 'front.' opposite Spencer House. or al r. FsSs
Little Miami) Depot, East Front street
once hours from A. 81. until 9k p M
=. ,. FULLER, General Agent
THE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengsrs A Al .hs
principal hotels for each and every train Bv leaving a.
fseiions at either Of the above ooes cali fr passn
gers-R al parts Of the olsy, without fan
JyIO' II. Is. RUGGLEs, ConGactor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-24
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and GOut

tUIAsEI HoUsE, sAvASNAH, "a, tan 6, 1850
HoSoRED sIR; should be uBgrzefa the relief our
skin has brought ne dd report my case 20 yeu
cold settled IN my limbs aud brought excruans neuFa-
&C pains, which ended In e. ne rheumatism. RolNih-
st tniinK hsd the be OF physicians, the disease grew
worse aud worse, Unti BY tie advice your excellent
agent in Baltimore, DR.. Maekenzit tried your Pils
Their effects sov, but Hy Perssysrug In tbs
Of them am entirely we'll
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-24
NEW YORK ADVERTISENfENTS.
GOdfreE's CeIebrated Cordial Gin

From VIsOHER OWEN CO., Gen1 Advertising House.
APPLETON BUuDIEo .s46 Broadway, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-24
WARSAW. wYoaIsa Co, n. Y, Oct. "a, i


DEAR ria: l Am using CaihaTto Pills practice
and ud them excellent purgayr cleanse the system
and purify The fountains of the blood.
JOHN G. MgACHAM, NJ. d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-24
oIEoIsxArI AoEsoY RoYAL IEguRasoE oonPAsY,

February b, 1901 }
ri have examined W. E. Chds Co.'s ELASTIC Fire and
Water Proof Cement Roonng" and as far as can jndge
consider it great invention and am willing to insure
buildings thus protected upon the terms as nsur
those covered by metal. JNO. \ LAW,
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-24
"a AYERS
-, Cathartic Pill,
- ~ (SUGAR COATEDO
CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK.


WAsHIS sEroS, ID. O., Z Feb lSS6.
SIR have used your Pulls in my general and hospital
practice since made thsm and hesitate
say they the best cahaTtic employ Their regua
tng action on the hr6r quick and Decided consequently
they Adorable remedy for arrangements Of that
organ. Indeed, have seldom found Of bilious d.
SedS6 obstinate that il did readily yield 70 them
Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL. NJ. D.,
piztsicilID 0T Murine I0gyiLIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19
Death of Mr.. CustIs.


The National Integencer of the 18th inst, thus
speaks of the death Of George Washington Parke
Gusts, already announced here by telegraph:
Mr.. Gusts died at Arlington, near this city, after
brief illness, on the morning of the 10th nst in the
7th year of his age. For several years he had stood
alone in his relations to the Father of his Country
anxious, with lial reverence and Affection to
illustrate his character, and from the rich stores of
his never-ailing memory to bring forward an annual
tribute t his immortal worth. Known and honored
by his fellow countrymen, his departure will awaken
universally profound regret.
Born amid the great events Of the Revolution, by
the death of his father, (Co Gusts, of the army,
and son of Mrs. Washington by a former marriage
which occurred near the close of the war; he found
his home during childhood and youth at Mount Yer
non where his manners formed after the noblest
models and from the great worthless of that period
frequent guests there he received impressions of
wisdom and patriotism that were never efaced.
Under the counsels Of WASHINGTON he pursued his
classical studies at Princeton and when deprived by
death of his great guide and father (and soon after
of his revered grandmother) he devoted himself to
literary and agricultural pursuits on his ample estate
of Arlington the gift, by will ofthat illustrious man.
He was early united in marriage to Miss MARY LEE
FITZHUGH, of Virginia, a lady of unsurpassed excel
lencies in all the relations of te and whose rrepara
BILE loss, three years ago. he continued with sorrow
and aifectonate admiration to his final day profoundly
to deplore One daughter (Mrs. LEE, wife of Col
ROBERT LEE, of the army and several grandchildren
survive him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19
Theatrical Items.

BosroS--C Charles Mathews is playing to crowded
audiences at Barrys theater. The Marsh Juveniles
continue the attraction at the Atheneum. The Ma
tona theater and Kimball's Museum relying upon
their respective stock companies. .sJ7 9}
NEW YoRY.-At the Broadway, the Ronzani
Ballet Troupe" succeeded Mr.. Mathews, and have
drawn full and fashionable houses The troupe is
said to be superior in every respect to any ballet
corps that has appeared in this country. Miss
Charlotte Cushman was to enter on the third week
at Burton's on the 18th. She has drawn crowded
houses and has created perfect furore. Laura
Keene is doing good business with carefully
selected stock company. Manager Stuart, at Wal
lacks has an excellent company but slim audiences.
BALTIMORE Burton opened the Front street thea
ter on the, 10th with Mr.. Mardoch, supported by a
good working company. John e. Owens was the
star at the Museum.
Loursv1LLE-Mr. and Mrs. John Wood closed their
engagement here on the 10TH and were succeeded by
Mr.. Collins, who opened on the 18th.
CINoINNATI.--Edwin Booth is playing highly sue
cessful engagement at Woods theater at the Ma
tonal, Mr.. and Mrs John Wood were announced to
make their first appearance on the 18th inst.
ST. LoUIs.-Miss Heron opened,at DeBar's theater
on the 18th. Eliza Logan closed a triumphant en-
gagement Of two weeks, at Woods, on the 10th.
Mr.. Neafe commenced his engagement at Du-
buque, Iowa, W here he was playing to crowded
houses at latest dates He goes next to Pittsburgh,
hence to Cincinnati, Chicago, ST. Louis, etc. Mrs.
Farren was at the Chicago theater at last accounts
Maggie Mitchell at North's in the same city the
Florences at Cleveland Miss Jane NJ. Davenport at
Providence, R. L. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wallack are at
Pittsburgh ; Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew at Nashville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

PoLITIcAL.-The Vernon Jackson parish) Herald,
of the I'd ins has the following amusing account of
discussion that off in that place recently, in
position participated As the Herald is not an Ameri
can paper, its account of the affair may be taken,
we imagine, without many grains Of salt. Here it is
Robertson and Hunter.-The Democratic or anti
American candidates for Auditor and Treasurer
spoke in Vernon on the 22d ult. There were but
few persons present, which, perhaps well enough
Robertson spoke first, and gave minute history of
the various national moves of the American party
which, besides being very interesting and instructive
to his audience, at proved him to be not only
good fiddler, but well versed in the political
history of the times! He told all about the "l2th
article in the first National Platform Of the Amer-
can party, which was very instructive and exceed
ingly interesting to the whole crowd as no one pre-
sent except himself and one OF two other National
Democrats " ever heard of the like" Mr.. Hun
ter closed the He became very much enraged
before he got through-he foamed worse than a
maple sapling, tapped at the right season for the
juice to flow. But, notwithstanding he is mighty
lighting man, and notwithstanding some Of his little
tcadeating nincom-poopsn about Vernon had 20 i'm
aginedp he would people a graveyard when he ar
rived among us, yet nevertheless, he did not kill any
one! We were present, and saw him through on the
niger question:" and we do not suppose that he,
or any one else present, thought he came out much
ahead. He made The most ridiculous and blackguard-
ish speech ,ce erer heard fall from the lips of tche
man!
The Herald gives the same account of one of the
speakers named above we heard from all lips, all
quarters and all sources. He must be trump in the
way Of alking-if in nothing else Great is brass
but brass doesn't always win. '>
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19
CROP CORRESPONDENCE.

HoLMEsvILLE, La, Oct. 10th, 1857.
fMsssrs. Editors Having seen frequent requests
id your paperthat persons would give You informa-
ton in relation to the crops, and as MCPHERSON has
WI written from "these ends of the earthp have
concluded to make out a little 'spicture'' myself.
The corn crops here are fine. The cane, II think,
will yield better than most persons disposed to
believe. There is large crop planted and the cane
is Of fair size, but rather late.
3 number Of our planters viii begin to roll next
week, and the rest Of them the week following The
cotton crop, o gracious! tits failure. The weed is
large enough to make two bales to the acre, but
there are no bolls on it. From Washington to
Alexandria, distance of eighty miles following the
course of the Bayou BeuD there will not be more
than half bale to the acre gathered. This is now
thought to be the outside calculation. C.Y. ].
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
IBY THE NATIONAL LINE.l

s VI
NEW York, Oct. 1.-THE Royal mail e, steamship ~
ASIA from Liverpool the afternoon of the 3D., has
arrived here. She brings 100000 In specie.
The Asia passed, going in, the Europa on the I'd,
the Baltic the morning Of the 9th, and the Persia
on the afternoon of the 18th. ''
Vanderbilt
-sC0LUMBUs, Oct. 17.--Salmon P. Chase has been
elected eSs GogenST BY All the
candidate for member Of the Board Of Public Works,
are ahead Of Chase. -.a8
CINCINNATI, Oct. I7.-All the counties are in, and
the vote is so close that each party claims the cleo
ton. "slg
Affairs in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 1.-THE notes of all of the
solvent banks of Pennsylvania exceptthe Anthracite
and Farmers, are taken on deposit. d, =.
A&t Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE failure of Winslow,
Laner d Co., has caused unsettled feeling in re-
gard to Indiana funds.
CINCINNATI Oct. 7.--At meeting of our bankers
this morning, it was resolved to receive at par the
notes of all New Orleans banks and all bills banka
BILE at New York Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The announcement of this fact caused great i'm
provement in the money market. slf
r ~ Bank Suspension.
AUGUSTA, GA, Oct l7.-Our banks suspended this
morning.
In Indiana. @ 5a
LOUISVILLE, Oct 1.-THE Jeffersonvle Branch
Bank of the State of Indiana has refused to pay specie
for bills
Richmond Robbery.
RICHMOND, Oct. 1.-THE Custom House robbers
Wheeler and Sommerville- been arrested and
portion of the money recovered
The U. s. Treasury:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE amount in the Urea
sury subject to draft, is l2S96,s3l. |
BIS. Minnesota Election.
New YORK, Oct 1.-THE Tribune has dispatch
SAYING that Ramsay, the Republican candidate for
Governor, is elected, aud that the whole Republican
tckets successful.
Iowa Election.
New YORK, Oct. l7.-Twenty seven counties of
Iowa have been heard FROM and indicate the success
Of the Republican ticket by majority of about
10000. VS.
Bosros, October 1.-THE Bank Directors meet.
ing to-day authorized an increase of loans to the
amount Of three millions
Suspension.
CINCINNATI. Oct. l7.-Winslow, Lanier 4 Co. have
suspended They will go into liquidation, and prob
ably show large surplus.
Affairs in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct II. The report that the Bank
of Pennsylvania had made an assignment is posi-.
lively contradicted by director.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Cotton quiet. Flour buoyant
Whisky 2lc. Sugar steady. Beef sl2 to s14. Lard
l4ac to 15c Linseed Oil unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l7.-Flour 81 40 to 81 so. Corn
4Oc Oats SOC. Whisky 154c.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17.-Nothing doing in Wheat To
bacco or Hemp. Oats IS to 40. White Corn s5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19
FINANCIAL IN MoBlLE-The Advertiser of Sa

FINANCIAL IN MoBILE-The Advertiser of Sat
urday says:
A small " run was attempted upon the Southern
Bank yesterday, but it did not amount to much. A
large number of billholders crowded the bank soon
after its opening but as the Tellers desk forth
fed by q Malakof of gold and Redan of silver, and
the demands of the claimants made no perceptble
impression upon the fortress the struggle ended
and quiet was restored There is no likelihood now
OF either the Mobile the Southern Bank saspending.
The Mobile Savings Bank publishes in the papers
Of that city statement of its affairs placing its assets
at 1858 l94 6S aud its liabilities at 29s 4ss 49, thus
leaving surplus OF s59,755 80, with discounted
notes and drafts to the amount of $2so,so5 rs daily
falling due. So, ''-~'@'-5 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

e One GAMBLER KILLS ANorHER.-The Memphis
Eagle of Tuesday last relates the following particu
lars of fatal ARRAY, which occurred day or two
before on board the steamer Julia, during the pas
sage from Napoleon, Ark, to Memphis:
Two men, by the name of Hudson and Gofourth
got into dispute relative to sharing the proceeds of
some gambling transaction, conducted on joint &C.
count. One called the other a liar and mutual re-
elimination passed.. Gofourth then drew pistol and
pointing it, said, g If you do not pay will shoot
you.n Hudson, as quick as thought, seized the pis
tol with one hand aud stabbed him with knife, kill
ing him instantly.
The body of the murdered man and the murderer
were put on the steamer Rainbow to be carried back
to Napoleon.
This same Hudson is already under bond of
Sieooo for killing man named Murray in this city,
and was to have appeared at court to-day. He was
formerly lawyer in Cairo, and had removed to Ma
| poleon, where he married. He was very anxious to
De brought to this city to redeem his bond but the
Captain of the Julia thought he had better go back
| where he belonged. - d s-g,s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

WRECK OF BARK SUSAN, OF NEW BEDFoRD.-Infor
nation has been received from the United States
Consul at Paita Peru of the arrival at that port
the 10th of July last of the American whale ship
philippe de- Ia Nye Thomas 81 NJ l..
Susan, of New Bedford which vessel was lost the
23d of june at the mouth OF the river Esmeraldos,
on the coast of Ecuador
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

FIRE FROM AN ARTEsIAN WELL,-At Juhlevie, N.
T.. few days ago, the gas proceeding from an arte
sian well in progress Of boring, ignited and burned
with great fury The engineer was badly burnt A
large hole cut in the fame so to let body of
water fall Immediately upon the hole, but it was
thrown back with force truly surprising, and the gas
burnt above the water in beautiful bright fame
Quilts were then saturated with saltand forced down.
and the fire finally extinguished, after burning an
hnur md "a half, /. . 7.F.-.. ID. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

MURDER IN ALABAMA.-The Mobile Mercury of
Friday last says
We learn from Mr.. A. J. Bruen the conductor OF
the Thursdays train, that the evening previous
II. Ashburn was shot dead at Marion Station, by R..
Maxey The accounts of the attendant circumstances
were various, bat pointed to an old grudge as the
cause of. the act "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

: CoTToN IN TENNESSEE The Trenton (Tenn.)
Standard of the 10th says:
Cotton picking has just commenced in our county
owing to the ateness of the season. rains, etc. Our
cotton crop is at least four weeks later than usual
and unless the frost shall be more backward than
common, we cannot possibly make more than half a
crop.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

FATAL MISTAKE BY DRUGGIsr.-A small child
lost its life in New York few days ago. in conse-
qnenceof druggist mixing Magendieiis solution of
morphine in place Of United States solution of sui
phate OF morphine In the position of druggist it is
difficult to say whether carelessness ignorance is
the most culpable.1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

A NEW ORLEANS MAN KILLED.-In the collision
which occurred on the 9th inst in Boston harbor be-
tween the steamer Niagara and the schooner Maria,
which resulted in the sinking of the latter Mr. Daniel
Higgins, of New Orleans was killed. No other per-
son was injured r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

NOVELTIES AT NORRIS, MAuLL & Co.'s All the
elegant styles clothing snd furnishings for gentlemen
are to be had of Mess Norris Maui Co the Of
Camp and Common Streets under the City Hotel There
40 ansylish or communicating article in the
advertisement. ,5,-..... F.. a-.-... -.7 .s.5a .q-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

CARPETS Messrs. A. Bro1sseau & Co., No. 10
Charities street, all kinds Of carpetings hand which
they can furnish in quantity They take the paper the
suspended banks at par. See advertisement. sf i,f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

NEW SUPPLIES AT GIouEL & JAMIsos's.-This
weknown dry goods house. Nos Is Charities
cammed with all that The wealth energy Of she propre
tors have been able to procure the European and American
Ladies gong there may expect find everything
want and to their money we.he house il
equally for the excellence its goods the cheapness its
prices Ths notes Of the suspended banks taknn at par By
Messrs Gique and Jan,ison. See their advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

FANCY GooDs AT FRANSo's.-The watches, clocks,
ewslry music boxes aud other fancy articles now Offering by
Mr. H. Fanho at the of Poydrss and streets
are richly worth inspections There many novelties among
them, aud all are sud the lowest prices see card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

WINES AND FRUITS. Large invoices of these ar
dcs have Just been imported by Messrs Gaiaa Comagere
CO., No. 20 oustonhouse street. See advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

6 SEBAsToPoLs AND iMALAKoFFs-These are hats
which, possessing The first elements Of beauty are besides as
able bid defiance cold weather original sebasto
pol and Maako the batteries of the sed They arc
really luxury in cold weather Mr. Anbet sale
the City Hat Store ST. Common Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs.E Messrs. P. II. Fell &
Co., No Camp street. have very large goods In
GLIDING croekery glass and every other DESCRIPTION
and kitchen furnishing goods They sell ver cheap deliver
free nan parts Of the city. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

PATENT PREpARArIoNs.r-For rats, which under
mine houses and for coughs and colds which undermine
constitutions, sovereign specifics had Of Messrs
Wright Co, Nos ~ and ISL Chartrss Wilson'S
Destroy and Weights Indian Vegetable Pills Their merits
are detailed nthe advertisements in another column,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

NEW FALL CLoTHIsa.-A very large and well
assorted clothing and furnishing goods for gentlemen
y Offering ~ Messrs Piersqn Harrison Co.. corner of
cold weather outfits are alike calculated suit the most fastd
ious tasesa being we'll made durable stylishand all
are offered at very low prices Citizens and strangers alike
should mark the store their memorandum books
sc, 1t whea they pass call attention advertisement
III another psrt Of paper. ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19
snAsosABLE cIofnrsa.-4Messrs. F. MaIard & G

SEAsoNABLE CLofHISG.-Aessrs. F. Malard & Co.,
ut the Of Canal Old Streets supplied with
clothing suit all the requirements of the masculine community
and in quantity preportsened the Of their
business We advise planters visiting the city 10 go
and inspect The stock comprises they possibly
stand In need Of whilst the pslees low the
Read the adYvrtssenient Is fcrfull Details ss 81 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19
ps4 aooDs yOA coID: waArusa.- slessrs. P. !

nRY GooDs FOR CoLp WEATHEn.-M essrs, P. q
RAINY Co.. No. les caal street. prepared for JUS.
sxtensise rnno their establishment as the ladies'
get MP aud hare doubt the
dear shall he fly posted q % the condition Of the
atere they VIII make all sorts Of upon IT. Messs Reilly
stock present d enormous. comprising silk and vel.
fcse and pisea goods woslen drss goods ehoideries
eoA shaxl scs merchant aiprs goods and house
and plantation goods each in variety ob'aina
Pc xe ladies' should and look at the robes shawls and
spss y really magnificent See the adj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

WATcHEs. CLocEs AND JEwELRy.-Mr E. a. Ty-
s ITO Canal street. ssplendd stock of watches
elcks jewey and fancy goods whrh he offers public
eshs nsaT reasonable taking e suspended bank bills
q ses hs IN this mcnIng's Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

ks 00kh AT MoRa Mr.. y. O. Morgan, Of
NM supplies III Mrs Ellet's great
Ssk sepina, Smith III CITY POEMS Hugh
tlisss Whites Southern Gardening
Nth sappliss oshsr popular books, and standard
medical works. by dharent authors All the nagazne
ersiute With the cheap publications the day
usual tan attention the list ad
sys<3isipE cqlnmns Il IL, ssi + iysf n. Id M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

Iargs quantities d this article are offer
tsG ME a, OIL Ws3dNsn esnsr of Magazine and Common
W. hlls banks being taken At par in
tsymsak ~ srdssnsnt u Y W. ssf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-19

y ansCn is Ffnxs M. French, Of tho cheap dry
- street. takes he paper
y vsil ~ spacse, for all goods ii his line
- BE thinks the less pf paper nor no more
I Il q ~ ihsa hsrstofore Be iii Gard