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The Ragasse Kettle Train and

The Bagasse Kettle Train and
FURNACE.
The subscriber prepared close contracts with full
guarantee take off crops with GIl.MANS PATENT BA
GASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN with a consunp.
on of Wood exceed onehf cord per hogshead for the
entire boiling of the juice into Sugar cord hogead
for both grinding the Cane Boiling the juice into Sugar
The management Of the Bas4ssc Kettle Train precisely the
that required for the old kettles employing eqna
number Of hands clean the The Furnace needs
attendance of Int hand the Bagae touched
after the Furnace.
Fer further particulars, inquire Of
SAM. H. GILMAN,
ial 2nlm--6m NatcheZ street,
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.J,tst ReCeiUed by Last Steamer.

The undersigned has hand just received by the last
steamer, large assortment Of
FINE BLACK FROCK COATS.
BLUE
=. BROWN
A of RAGLANS and OVERCOATS Of every
STYLE which offer low they I've purchased in the
ROBERT PITKIN,
iaI2 2p6t 81 Camp street.
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f.. Dillon,

Robert PitkiN,
DEALER IN CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING,
No. 81 Camp street, NO.
The undersigned respectfully Informs his friends ard the u0
lie that he has u hand full as.ortmen. of FINE and FASH
IoNABLE CLOTHING and G ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
which he will sell as low as any house in the city.
A full assortment Of TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, CARPET
BAGS and every article usually kept Clothing Store.
ROBERT PITkIN,
ial2 2nct 81 Camp
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Genuine .Neerschatti1e Pipes.

The great difficulty the public hereto experienced in
procuring GENUINE MEERSCHAUN PIPES in this country,
induced the advertiser visit Vienna and have manufactured
under his immediate supervision, by the reputable
makers splendid these Pipes comprising every
imaginable shape, size and style.
now offer the public the finest selection MEERSCHAUM
PIPES exhibited in this country. Each Pipe WAR
RANTED GENUINE.
have also in large variety Of The Second Quality Of
MeerSchaum Pipes, which will be sold about third
price usually charged fortle same article
For sale wholesale and retail, a:
GUION'S,
Of St. Charles and Canal streets.
Also
AT THE BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT,
jal2 2p6t NJ. ST Charles street.
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ENstnevlR s. LIQUID.

L Il . ' / S o "
Nos. 40 and I2 Broad street. NJ. Y.
SMITH j. EASTMAN. ..............JOHN c. LLOYD
With ample MEANS propose at all tne have hand
fer The selection of the ade in lots prgha eTs an -
pie so:k Of PROFiSitNS, embracing PORK Bees Lard Tai.
low, Crease Smoked itNed Dry Salt Mu Hams Sides
AID Shoulders.
WeEesTsctty soici: the cent nation Of fayor
old friends and Patrons the Patronage the trade reper
ally All Shipping orders and orders 10y mail will
receive particular attention. ard will lie the lowest
market prices dl3 2gGw
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Hs Mr.. ". U. Bayles, clerk of the steamer Pete
MILESTONE, has our thanks for late Memphis paper
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Talk on Change.

B7- Our thanks are due the officers of the steamer
Aleck Scott for late st. Louis paper.
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASEzET,

Those beautiful BURIAL CAskETS formerly sold by P H.
COOK Co. No % St Charles street. have been purchased ly
the who offers tire same for sale at the prices
al No. 20 Camp street.
OILS 2pf DANIEL, MONROE
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as- The event at the Amphitheater tonight is
she debut Of Mile Rosa, beautiful young equesspne Of
whom brilliant descriptions have been current in exchanges
and ST whom expectations entertained around
She arrived late appear Monday at FIRST
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tbfnes and Liquors,

i'.''.''''...... ROYAL STREET, .,.,,.. "
Asupply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in ,na,.,
constantly on hand which equal to the bsst ,hs:
comes TO this market. ~
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOCK MADEIRA and sEfrERy
WINES.
IRA " Dies;
sAAERAc Of the Vintage 1885, l79s and 1898 and e,tsr
brands. ~ 1890
VIII tSIEF;
VI all 0eScr'pfohs-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints AID qr..:s
Also.
W naha' my usual assortment Of the best WINES SID IL
" oS IL the market which will sold on as reasonable
terms as any other house III the city
6EWELL T. TAYLOR,
u spy No, II Royal steel,
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Copdrfnc.'sHih,

SMITH j. EASTMAN has this day formed coparuership
with JOHN c. LLOlp and will Continue the PROVISION
BUSINESS under the firm Of EASTMAN 4 LLOYD, at Nos.
80 AID 40 Broad street.
New York, November l, 1856.
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Fl A L $, c PS, etc

AT WHOLESALE.
we are constantly receiving et of SIM p
cashmere Panama !eGhorn Stray Palm Leaf Mexican s.
WOOL RATS, attic Lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
-Hlo %p1W No 10 Magaa ne g,rAst
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Y. W. Seymour
Cf0aEs and Russian Fttrs.

COME TO THE LADIES
FAS HIONABLE CLOAK HOUSE.
Where Ladies will be an unlimited stock Of all Kinda
OF Fancy Goods 1909 yards Of rich French silks
80 CASES PARIS MADE BONNETS
200 rich Lace and Muslin Sets 800 sets Russian Fs no oss
Plaid Sha~lS; full assortment of rich Iaccs and Ers A
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and neg, t+vlf
Robes de Chafnbre; 200 Rich Embroidered Handkechfs:
III" assortment Q! Dress Goods Rich Founcel Harfres Or
CANDIES and Tissues full of Bridal and Bab
cIeo ladies Embroidered Under skirts and new STYLE Co,.,
Ladies Rich Shell Combs Fancy Bug. and Poenouua.s. ard
as this is already known as the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILIA FACTORY
and the only in the city that keeps an unlimited STOCK nj
tLoAkS, ALI STYLES FOR Ladies' Misses and E.bj.s VI
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLOAKS of OUR OWN
MANU- ACTURISG, half the usual price and will ,,,-
tee to sell them less than half the price those houses l no
Oh North to bug some Cloaks sell again
Netch"''s buying 'loak Bonncts, Silks Eubrtderes O.
any Fancy Goods, should cali at III CANAL STREET
D. Z. kEEGAN,
d2 2pGm ,,,r,..
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.f6ic Goods.
f r \ n X l. | n r O 3 + r T S.
Ne. go Camp street, N. o.,
Has just received and opening magnificent
WATCHES, JEWEGRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The most complete Of Useful and Fancy Articles
such Paper Mache Tables Desks Work Boxs etc; Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases Boxes Jewery
Gases, Porte Nonnaies Card Cases, etc.
PERIPHERY
Lubn Extracts choice Of Co!ogues Soaps
mades, etc,
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Clothes, and all other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS RtE0LEERS-A large stock Of these well known
Pistols will always tie kept on hand
Purchasers whether Wholesale retail are invited 10 ex-
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their pur.
chases.
s4~Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2ptf No 10 Camp street, under The City Hotel.
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II Dangerous .If0ir.

The man who FORCES furnish 10
the powerful artillery Of against thu hearts of
"NSHed men, must he terror ID bacheloghood The
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID
0f tue hair renders it. when used by the fair SEX the most
powerful ally Of Cupid tina. : known.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
JAZZ 2rGt u and l51 Cbar,ras s.-oo.
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Plantation and Housekeeping

fIUUIJN !
We would invite the particular attention Of Planters and
Commission Merchants stock Of the above goods
Among them
Negro and Bed Blankets, Kentucky Jeans Iseys Kersey
Plain Bleached and Brown Shirtings aud Sheergs;
Souhe n Lowes; Heavy Twilis for PANS;
Stripes and Plads, and Plaid Luseys for Dire ses;
Denims, Apron and Furniture Checks;
Ticks, Co:tonsdes, American and French Prints;
Furniture Calicos Hosiery Of the best makes
White Goods, Linens Table Cloths and Napkins Diapers.
In short almost every article line all Of which,
specon will be found CHEAP.
C. A. BARRIERE & BROTHER,
d2l 2plm % Charres street.
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II. .NaffnyG.
67.....,.R 0 Y 4 l. T IL E E T........67
Has received by the last arrivals from Europe very
of FALL and WINTER GOODS comprising RICH
BRONZE and CHINA LAMPS, PAPER MACIlE WARE,
choice lot Of PLATED WARE Of Christofe Aerde and Eng
l manufacturers fine China Ware Of all kinds; Toilet
Travelling Boxes, for Ladies and tientlemen.
-,1So
A fine lot Of CUT GLASS WARE, of all descriptions
The attention Of the public is also called
Of CRUMB CLOTHS and DRUGGETS Of superior quality and
Of the largest dimensions.
Always hand large and splendid stock Of FURNITURE
for Bedrooms Par.ors and Dining Rooms, of the finest pattern
and finish.
Also
Ola Oak Book Cases, Chars French Mirrors; large
Of Curtain SUITS and Ornaments ips Tasses Window
Shades, etc,
ssBest Purified COLA OIL for CarceI and Moderator
Lamps. d19 2plst
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
s-a2o Nos 81 and ISL Charlres street
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JHoofs, Shoes ana Brouuas,

Plantations supplied with prime Dtching BOOTS RpSst4
o"ANS, wed, htNican, Palm Leaf, Straw .td CAu,
peachy HATS, st the loves. market prices BY
FROST d CO.,
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Furniture Etrurerooms
.Ne,c Orleans Carpet Fyuyehouse,

10 ShARTREs STREET1We are RECEIVING direct from
MEDALLION, VELVET, WILTON TAPESTRY, BRUS
SElS IAKEEfLNS. INGRAM TENITIAN, etc, etc, exc
FLOOR OIL CLOTH Of all widths and qualities. Aso-TaiIe
and Pano Coxes Drngget and Linen for Cloths
uoW Shades fiHiF Nloih Mating Stair Reds etc. all OF which
we otter at the lowest market prices.
JAZZ 2P6t A RROTTSSEAIT & 90
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Fort Gaines academy Lottery.

e.'.- GLASS 23.
To he drawn in the city ATLANTA, Georgia. IN Fnhle,
TUESDAY, january 20, 1851, 81
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
On ann v,,L.,s ...:s, 3B5 Prfxess
HiulSata
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Gr0CeFs' Drugs, etc.

The subscriber has in landing the following articles,
at the VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES, to which he re-
specially calls the attention Of Druggists and Grocers
10 gross FLAVORING EXTRACTS assorted
50 kegs SODA SALERATUS;
10 barrels CREAM TARTAR;
1000 pounds TARTARIC ACID;
5 INDIGO;
10 kegs WASH BLUE;
80 barrels ALUM, Lump AID PowGereL
~ casks SAL SODA;
200 kegs SUP CARB. SODA;
40 barrels English VENETIAN Red;
Is BLACK LEAD;
s cases BRITISH LUSTRE;
zoe dozen MUSTARD, superior;
300 e. CARROTS SCOTCH SNUFF;
500 Ro0ules
10 barrels in Blaadtrs
10 in jars;
20 jars CARE. AMMONIA;
30 Coopers IsINGLASs;
70 barre sTAPlOCA;
i bales HOPS. Prime;
81 barrels CUPPERAS;
$50 boxes CASTLE SOAP;
80 kegs SALTPETRE;
cases NUTMEGS;
3 MACE:
300 gross MATCHES;
10 mars CINNAMON;
30 bssae.s OLIVE OIL, 10 arrive.
Z. B. WHEELOCK,
Wholesale Druggist
Dig 2pt IS Magazine street.
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MADAME Blanche.

ga sAUGusrA, Ca, December g, 1856.
Dear MadaeI cannot express my thanks you, tell
You how happy am You will remember that called you
last ST. Louis and selected numbers for in
the Maryland and Alabama Lotteries. You numbers
for three tickets them have drawn $4,000 at four differ
drawings, and IT not for that good fortune would
day beggar every dollars worth of property
under mortgage, aud that timely aid has saved It, En-
closed please $780, send of your Roman
friend says he has for the last three
years and speaks highly Of it that long possess
there power the current of bad luck
needs than and from what my friend says, is the
most wonderful thing in the world. aff
wishes fer your prosperity and happiness.
JOHN J. CUMMINS.
The Madame remains in the city but short time, a; her
rooms, 2S5 CaroDdeet street. 30. s..
Terms-Reading the Panesiadies, 81 to s.. Gentlemen
S2to IS. Lottery numbers So. Tumans $40 TO $40 Date
birth correct Indispensable
R1For persons born in March, April May june September
October and December she will numbers in the Havana
Alabama Maryland Lotteries that will win capital prizes
having children born in those months have their
selected and draw prizes them Remember 235 Ca
rondeet ..... JAZZ 2ptf
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There was not much activity in general on change
yesterday. The arrival of the steamer Philadelphia
was remarked on as bringing some intelligence Of
the safety of the Vera Cruz packet Calhoun The
Louisiana also arrived from the Texan ports
The chief topic was the movement in cotton !;
whether the large purchases on Monday were were
not for local account However that neither here
nor there SO long factors are satisfied that they
have obtained good prices, and we hope planters will
be pleased though it is surmised that twenty cents
per pound paid for cotton there would be parties
dissatisfied. While on this subject, we are knowing
to the fact that when cotton sold Gin years long
ago passed) at twenty-five cents or four pounds for
dollar, there complaints of low prices Be that
as it may, if planters should be dspleased at the
result of this seasons business it would be in vain
for factors to attempt to conciliate them.
The movements yesterday in cotton were not to the
extent Of Monday, yet they were considered large,
and although there is some idea that prices have at
tanned the maximum yet there opinions expressed
that cotton will go still higher
After to-day the arrival of the steamer Arabia will
be looked for with the greatest anxiety. She was to
leave Liverpool the Sd inst for Boston via Halifax
and the LIST Of January accounts rather the 3lst
December will be expected. If correct account Of
stock is taken the question in respects will be
settled. It is hoped however, there will not be any
errors in the figures as there were some years ago.
Business on the upper steamboat landing was not
SO active some days of last week at the lower
landing the deficiency in the sugar crop is becoming
daily more than apparent. The arrivals from sea
have not been large for the past three days. The
strong northwesterly Winds of course, prevent the
expected number from being reported In the mean
time there is no enhancement in the rate of freghts
as the limited receipts Of produce from the West
counterfeit any upward feeling, and ship agents and
ship masters are waiting on King Cotton.
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Dissolution Of Coparf,,crshio.

The copanershp heretofore existing the subcri
baTs, udec til firm of BRUSH co. is this day dissolved by
ma:ual consent. Either party will sign in liquidation
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH J. EASTMAN
New York, November !, 1876.
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#. Sf3'inger $ Co.,

81 CAMP STREET. 35
DRESS AND FROCK COATS.
large assortment Of superior Black Blue and Fancy Co.
l5rel French Cloth. dis 2p5teod
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C0nUerSe 5 Co.,

w HOLE SALE ROGER S,
And Dealers in
Teas, Liquors. Tobacco and Cigars,
Corner Cana! and New I.eyce SIS,
--OHer for ,a!e--
$50 gross SMOKING TOBACCO, assg:ea brasJs
100 cases SARDINES half and quarter boxes.
IS =. 2 ID SALMON
$50 Fresh and Picked HOLSTERS
l5e BRANDY PEACHES ana PEARS.
80 CANTON GINGER.
40 =. PICKLES, all sizes.
20 Goulay BITTERS
10 stoughton BITTERS.
$40 boxes Virginia Manufactured T0BACCO-aIl grades.
go Fine BRANDY, MADEIRA. PORT and SHERRY
$50 -. Holland I'm, Iama;c. RUN and Nd WHISKY
$50 =. Wolfes SCHIEDAM SCHNApPs.
800 =. CLARET, assorted brands
$50 .. Alsop's INDIA ALE.
SEQ superior CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
80 PRUNES.
$50 bbls Extra Rectifed WHISKY
80 hf bbls
Is bills choice Bourbon r.,
rs bbs aud Rye WHISKY NOnongahcln
100 hf ibis
80 packages BRANDY and WINES, part very Superior
20 bills Louisiana Powdered SUGAR.
$50 kegs NAILS, il and la ling from bark J. e. VII
liRus.
200 boxes SP ERM CANDLES.
50 in
$50 packages BUCkWHEAT.
100 hf bbIs CARE. SODA.
80 gross YEAST POWDER.
40 bbls choice Northern VINEGAR.
1900 reans WRAPPING PAPER.
$50 sNUFF-i.orilara's, Eoones AMI CARROTS.
$50 CIGA aS-a fine sor;iCent,
$50 bags and bales Mocha and Java COFFEE.
100 gross Mason's BACKING
go dozen PAINTED PALS.
$50 TOY
80 coils Manila ROpE, assorted sizes.
$50 dozen Oak and Cedar BUCKETS.
20 =. WELL. BUCKETS.
$40 e. BROOMS, assorted qualities.
30 cases ClIURNS.
$50 dozen " ASHBOARDS
80 nests PAINTED TUBS.
10 dozen one gallon PAINTED KEGS. dc9 2rsNoEWe
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Bali Dresses.

We viii open Monday very rich assortment of TULLE
and c RENADINE ROBES, for soirees
c. A. BARRIERE 4 BROTHER,
nj Thartre
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Shirts aud Furnishing Goods.

large stock Of Linen and Linen Bosom Cotton SHIRTS
just received, for sale low.
fre assortment Of Rich SIX AID Satin CRAVATS, TIES
F. STRINGER s. CO.,
dis 2pl5:eod No 81 Camp street.
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Gen. Quitman has, in opinion sustained the
prop1iety of his vote fully and satisfactorily. For
our part we are more than pleased; and to those
who have condemned him unheard, we say, read his
explanations and arguments and be convinced. And
to those few, very few Southern editors who auded
him because they thought his vote slavetrade VOTE
we further say publish his remarks and set him right
before the people.
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f.. Sfrillaeg' s. Co.,

No. 50 CAMP STREET.
Just received, new styles of RAGLAN OVERC0ATS,
SLEEVE TALMAS
dI5 2pl5teod Rich Plush and Silk Velvet VESTS.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY IA, 1857.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

THE LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT HAanToK.-The en-
CINE which submerged in the late accident in tho
Desardins canal raised on Monday and the bridge
which is now repaired tested. The engine was
raised by pueys and dericks to the top of the water
The forward truckwheel the right side of the ogne
was broken off From the position of the engine as it
Law on it's side on the bottom of the canal it i'm
possible that the wheel broken off by the fall Every
thing goes show that the axle was broken on the bridge
very it, and that the fall of the bridge was from
the conclusion The canal bridge is substantially 70
paired passenger and freight trains are freely CROSS
ing with freight in large quantities.
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THE LAW OF NEGOTIABLE PAPER-The New Yori

THE LAW OF NEGOTIABLE PAPER.-The New York
Evening Post refers important point in commercial
law now under discussion in that city, and says:
THE question involved in the case is a broad one,
and is almost old negotiable paper itself A. sold
coal to B. and took in payment therefor note made to
himself by B. and endorsed by G. Can recover against
q tbe former being payee the latter subsequent en-
dorser? The Supreme Court has held at general term,
both wayshe latter opinion of the two being IN favor
of the plaintiff right to recover The question will
case r.norted on Friday last Judge DUER nmaes that
he has grave doubts whehera payee and first endorser
cam under any circumstances recover against suose-
ouept enacsser and charge him as such"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

n spcprr.uy McCLELIANp.-Wele learn from the Free
press nubjishad at Detroit Michigan that Secretary
McCIrILAsp is soournng in that CITY, where ne designs
to fix hi, permanent residence We make this statement
says the Free Press) with not less grahcaon than II
will be received by all citizens he has won an en-
v;able reputation as administrative ocer IN the very
mnorant department of the Government over Whlen ne
I ras;ded and now that he is released from otnclal
10 ps;hty Detroit has to be proud that she
numbers him among her citizens.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

R.,r,su R.11RolD AccIpExTs-During the half year
ended the 3ist Of December 1885, there were thirty
seven accidents passenger trains and SIX TO gooos ana
mineral trains in England Wales Scotland, and Ireland
making total of 43. Seven passengers were Aea anu
1 innrad and is servants of the companies killed and
So injured; making total of % persons killed and 257
;nnred No fatal accident on the Scotch and only six
on the Irish lines.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

In little town the upper Mississippi river clergyman
recently married young coup and after the ceremony
over Wished the bride pleasant journey down the stream
of life hope so said she; but I've heard there
great deal of fever on the river now ana nope we shan
ketch none oft on the way down.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

M1SsFsoTA- Governor RAMSEY, IN an address at
an agricultural fair Minnesota says there is yet room
in that Territory for million ana han more OF larm
ers He thinks Mnnesota will day produce more
corn and wbeat than any other State in the Union.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1857-03-28

Brevet Major srEnsE IL FOWLER captain oan inf an
try has resigned his commission 10 'ake ene's On the
first Of April next.