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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MoLAsSES... We noticed only small retail
sales ut previous rates.
FLOUR. With limited supply the market the trans
actions confined few lots inc udng 100 bbs unbranded
S. Of St. Louis Superfue S. ll9 bbls
Choice Extra ST. and late Friday $40 supene ST. Louis
at Sc y Dbl.
GRAIN The sales Of Corn embraced 1900 sacks of
which 1900 Louis Mixed three lots &c. 450
S. 253 Yellow and Mixed at TO- and l2l White at 721ac y
bushel. In Wheat nothing reported and little
offering Of Rye 57 sold at the advanced rate Of
81 10 u bsuhe still advancing with sales of 200
sacks ST. from 4c and 800 in two lots ut 4sc D
bushe lots of Bran selling at SOC u 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Pork still retailing at S2s 3
20 Ribbed Sides sold at l51sc Is
City Smoked same, retail parcels Of Shoulders
lac u ID. Lard kegs retailing at l}ac u ID.
COFFE The sales conhued 10 $50 bags, Of which
167 lO1sc, 80 at lO4, and 1l6 Prime at lie D h.
RICE. The market extremely dull and Good to
Prime offering at SIC D. ID.
INDIA BAGGING..A lot of $50 bales was sold on Fri
day, said to be at l3c u yard, cash t..'.
ROPE. Prices lower. The sales 1nclu1ed l99 coils
Machine made, in two lots, on private terms
HAY. 700 bales New York sold at $50 VI ton.
WHISKY. Prices still improving and we noticed
sales of 100 Rectfed in lots at &c, 10 Whres
Extra at 49, and 30 at 24c p gallon.
FREIGHTs. Cotton shipping for Liverpool at I'd.
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$24,537,037
The York papers, Of the evening Of the 19h

The New York papers q The evening Of the 19h remark
follows
The tendency of matters generally this week has been rather
better the less confident
prevalent for The terrible disaster announced yeste
day. think that the week would have closed with decided
Improvement in As it is it certainly evil
dence greater strength, the loss large
of specie has had little effect the market
Money however continues and paper is difficult TO
negotiate The rates very Irregular Fifteen to eighteen
be regarded the lowest for the best hut
there is little that is done those and per
month should regard much the market and
that upward according the class Of the paper and the
wants Of the negoaor II is reported that there is condera
bic Boston paper in the mark Tr-a-
illustration Of the difficulty of collecting money the
present time friend informs that he has spent about
weeks in the attempt that business the line and fifty
miles each side of the Erie railroad He took with him
the of forty thousand dollars large proper
ton of which in ordinary would have been qui
dated Now all that he collected of the whole between i've
AID six hundred dollars
is little business doing and the
quotations have wide lU7lUS for bills London,
and 25 20 for bills on Paris Hamburg 357a@36 AHser
dam 4O5S@4l Bremen 7I4@7S.
OIL as
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Esc 2 /: svsm e ne ILL.,
The nolvent % persons Interested ih.t esssion
&c iss:ss
81 4, s l =
.ssS .90ePiss
.as %
By order Of The Court :,
Clerks once. September issh, Iss7. ssiS stiaiod
RTAr DE La LouIsiANE
ss. HIasoNn s
ds s
eerneT gu nne ceson De res bens ee sccepee
pasas lsesl = snssa
BONNER syndie coaform1meat Il oi que touie:
eons,e ersonne ct ses biens scnt supndu
p,,..u 4 !. eAsP'D JAMES, pspu,s er.aer.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. =
s &c ms se
NGarIcE t. hereby s.ysn e ss e sred,tor. Of
s m = n SS IN o. s e
saSs n y. = AZ
the meantime ali Proceeding. a Z. sns In
person and property are stayed vi :,
cs,.. once ssDsnss, ISL & r s D ss,s FL
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, agft '5S Tsg&N
DEux1ExE CouR DISTRICT sAMUEIsGdDLE w. sEs GRE
de la Nouvels ANcIEKs etlss ersaesiers Dc
A Wis est par le present dome az S q 81
A i e.
81 - E?
flares de insolvabIe QUEEN poursue
psrs0nns ct sea 's@s 81 gsspgT nn
Bureau du greaier ee Is septenbrs 1851 .eis y
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
e Rs~ s.s e a.s
Grice James No. s,5OL
q s Il sa 3 ss s
Of his property has been accepted by the Court their benefit
iy nas Biss At ss q
sf e e s s
meantime all proceedings against his person and
And that John McKee, Esq., Attorney -a,Law apponie,
By order y n The sD coar s:ea'0i'
osr1. one. g rs s JAMES DssS,y , S1ss
4 ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. -,
s Cow Rs 4!
g. st psr l. ssss
ssssps par con
mia as5srsr ct s q 1a
suites soa'Ts E sishs on. saspsnda;
| Par ordre de la C0ur:
/ GAsP'D JAMES, Depute Greaier.
Bureau du grefer, septembre 1857. sell stin3Od
| STATE OF LOUISIANA. =
S R.Ess s5AsK IS ass
/: hereby given s tie sssd.te..
has by he
for the benefit Of her creditors that they III
office Of T. Ricardo Notary Public, MONDAY the I'll
day Of septembsr 1851 at 10 O'clock M for the pa
affairs Of the nsovest and that in the meantime all
And that Haynes Esq., attorney and counsellor Law
is appointed to represent the absent creditors.
Il GASP'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk
Clerks Office, August 10, 1857 au2i stinsOd
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
sI1rExE GoTR pE DIsrHrcr} sARAH GLARS VS. SEES
II Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
"A ciers de nsolvabe toutes autres pessonnes
celia concerner, qu'une cession de bens etc
cepte "a cour benefce de creahciers
eompssare en- rende de D. Ricardo notaire public, Luz
D1 lie q sepen,bre 1851 10 heures A. NJ, ehet de
berer ct prendre consideration les aires de inolvab
queen attendant toues poursues contre pesonne ct
bens suspendu.
E que F. Haynes avocat est nomme pour represener j
creanciers absens
GAsP,D JAMES Deputf GrefRer.
Bureau du gretfer 10 1857, au2l 3jp3ld
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CATTLE n A 3 z E T.

JEFFERSON CITY Sept. q.
The prices Cattle Sheep and Hogs still continue at
quotations. viz
PRICES:
+" Rough and Fair ......,........-@S-
Attakapas, Texas, etc, dnferor). .....,-GSl6
Ordinary and Fair. .......... SD9S-
SHEEP (per head ou4So
% Inferior and Ordinary. .S29S4 "
Mich Cows Choice Kentucky (per head SSOG3S
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IMPORTS.

p = -
seS e
. d. sns ss
4ees and y 1 pen dss see 30
Giauei JamisonM5 cases pkgs mdse Taansn
Rss ses .sss Is K
and ii Graham and cask hwsre to
Nugsnt boxes ~ and essk hysys Bridge
iron sds iron S q. 80 ss tin T. ,op m
ssaues nails and hwsssl Sdl q
.s e # Hss' s ae
mdse to High Mecslo bbls hers 70 Henderson
5o"
mdse cramer Aeoss and q bales dse d 1echord
50 bales hay 100 bds
hoop iron to order.
BOSTON-Bark Gen TayIor-Assorted mdse-eonsignees
published on 18th June. n I'll 5t-s
q bids sins 81
and 81 prunss do bgs Gratiaa
a to
is liquors @ ia g s.sis vine % brandy
fsa 20
L wine ss.s DC 5
sssfs DC + 5s aso
DO ss DO o KS Is
linen Babas-5o DO sa.sbies vsetona hhds wine
sa. DO 81 i q
mustard bbs brandy Tasmonl23 hhds casks ITO
wine leo do fruit Currien kco6 do wiu6 Urquhar do
hats Rmaiho2 casks wine do brandy ChanteereIle fs
mstones 9S bsks bottles 60 SO hhds wine Giaud
casks do VermeulA sardines ITO do fruits ~ do
tables ~ do liquor % do 10 do wine Dunt1e Ikn0
do empty bottles 81 casks brandy hhds vine Steiner Mari
non8 hhds 50 wine Lasrgue bhds do to Rolevald
Piedr 4col5 do 80 fruits 80 do sardnes VsetoI
I30 do Bailey Blanchard kco20 do fruits II bales corks
hhds wine Maignan- casks twine los do brandy ~ d.
wine 1860 do Cavaroe &co0 do fruits 1872 do liquor
100 do ardnes do wine 10 casks brandy freres0 d.
500 do 100 do fruits Is do aardnes do liquor
Irvine Fosca-50 fruits Careaux-30 bskts wine Il
Rocheresu ee-l09 fruits 80 do meats IL do eats
bles do masc do liquor $40 do wine 40 hhds do to acos
&co64 do Lambad1S bales 40 wine to Roche
&co50 do fruit Boer, Benequet &eoS do anseed
Grsud 6co2 do wine do sardnes III do olives brandy
| 10 order.
HORN 1sLAED-schr Fanny-so0 bbls sand to order
TCHEFUNCTASchr Jeune Creole-A0 bbis tand to order
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ARRIVED.

Transport steamship suwanee, frsm Punta Rosa via
Tampa Bay and Pensacola to " Templeton-Point.
Ship VIM Lord j. Brown, from Liverpool July 18th, to
Whitney &co--Pont.
Bark Gen Taylor Cook from Boston via Bermuda, to Geo
Fosdick-Po'nt
Schr Suffolk, Smith, days from Fort De'any, Fs with
troops to QuRrte master-Point
Schr Fanny, Wredt. from Horn Isband-Basin,
Sshr Jeane Creole Mnggins from Tchefuncta-Basn.
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Shipping satsulgeats.
MONDAY, September 2s, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Cahawba, Buoch for New York via Havana,
James Connolly &co
Steamship Mexico Iawess for Galveston and Indianola
Harris, Morgan &co
Bark Gen Warren, Clifford, for Philadelphia,
q Hynson eco
schr Fila Robertson for Hunts Mills Florida,
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49,, FOR SALE-A HANDSOME WILLING
1 House, Apollo between jackson Philip streets
A having an iron railing and Carriage entrance infon with
building kitchen, servants bath room, house
closets, csern well ~
Prenr streets having epaces each and cabi
net in main building, galleries in 'front.' servants rooms
kitchen coal and wash houses surrounded by
beautiful Hover garden shrubbery ornamental trees
Two Building Lots of Ground Claiborne street near the
Market--each Is feet front by ITO deep. '' ~ ~
One Building Lot of Ground Magnolia late St Mark
street near the Claiborne Marke feet front by 10 deep
For terms, apply to JAMES DESBAN,
Real Estate and House Broker,
sel4 II SO Common street
DOR SALE-AN IRON SPIRAL STAIRCASE APP.
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Nsn 0rleans 9ailu 6rtsftrt.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
gsm @rltans Nlantu Nlarkst.
CRESCENT oyYIcE, No. 10 Camp street, I
Saturday Evening. Sent, 26, 1857,

Although 1t has been considered very tight week in the
general money Market the weekly statement Of the Banks
made the Board Of Currency this morning. is much stronger
than expected The changes for the week are highly
poant and at this time favorable which
pleasure to record, and follows:
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD APPEAR
w and address, and who is good Book Keeper and
Accountant wishes to get situation in good mercantile
house where his services be appreciated The
has been engaged for the last ten in the business
OF which time he lived in house In this
cupying place Of confidence and trust requiring
good clerk with combination Of business qualifications have
chance of being suited. References undoubed Ad-
dress T. N, at this office. se25 If
WANTED-A GOOD PLAIN sEAMsTRESs DESIRES
w work. Apply Euerpe street. door to the dry
goods store the of Prytauia street. se12 If
HOUSE WANTED IN THE FIRST OR
h Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets
E comfortable House, suitable for moderate sized family
one with large yard garden attached would be preferred
Rent not to exceed 5000 TO 1900 For house that
suits lease Of three five years could be made Apply 81
Gravier street iv2I If
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AA FUR SALE-SPLENDID PROPERTY IN THE
.I City of Jetersona handsome Family Residence 'front.'
LII Plaquemine street, finished in the best
modern STYLE containing large dining handsome
lore library five bedrooms halls pantries coset ROOM
galleries front and together with the necessary build
ings two large cserns and yard and garden with subbe
and fruit-trees in vigorous growth.
Also, Square of Ground fronting Napoleon On
this property there is large building used Mill fac
tory, which suitable for planning mill sash factory other
mechanical purposes ALSO story building 40 by 20 feet
with shed of ~ feet which easily be converted into
comfortable resdeuce also house aud kitchen
rooms each, suitable for small family.
Also Square of Ground in Rckervle fronting Maya
zine street and opposite tie Protestant Asylum
lots This property is in very high of cultivation
garden
Any all of this property be purchased liberal terms
with small cash payment 1t offered of
pretor being about to the Kenper Appyto
W. p. COLEMAN. IS ST. Charles street.
sel8 If or ut his residence after s o'clock
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8sbien ut TIE Hlarktts.

MONDAY MORNING, Sept. %, 1857
COTTON. There a fair demand Saturday. but with
increased difficulty placing exchange the sales confined
about 1900 bales Prices without material change and
we repeat our last quotations
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES

- VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES
~ for Sae-Removal from Espanade street.
WALTER L. CAMP BELL has purchased Nos, II and
rs Baronne street. where he will be early in the
fall with large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes sale
He preparing ample and healthy quarters for the increased
business he intends conducting the coming The
location is between Gravie and Common Baronne street
which is the second street due west the St. Charles Hotel
aud is convenient to all the merchants and hotels. A.
WALTER I..CASPBELL,.
II and 70 Baronne street,
sp1l lykW between Gravier and Common.
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DOR SALE-lO,000 OWES CEI,EBR ATED COTTON
l. HARVESTERS-Ths great labor saving machine is one
a that hys esamnsd The Cotton
work of four hands They substantially made and not la
BILE get out of order and weigh less pounds Price
$40. D. W. F. BISBEE 'tee
an!9 BIN a Commerr.l Plaza
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{ ARONDELET REFINERY = RI-sULPHITR
- OF LIME WORKS.
THE undersigned Agent and Proprietor the above named
establishment has the honor inform Sugar Planters and
their Merchants that he has fixed upon following schedule
of prices for his BISuLPHITE LIME guaranteed per-
fectly pure.
At degrees Beaume 81 per barrel.
From to III degrees.
And for every additional degree 81 per degree
Every barrel will bear upon its face the number den
sty therein contained.
N BThe extension and perfection given this year to his
Works authorize him that should with
encouragement he will be enabled offer
liable chemical product further reduction price.
No expense trouble has been spared five years that
he began the manufacture of that give
and full satisfaction and he trusts he safely anticipate
continuance of the patronage heretofore extended
the convenience of the below Canal
street he has taken the stores Nos "a Bnye street
between Levee and Chartre where clerk will constantly
in attendance to receive and fill orders.
He will pay the highest market price for whisky barrels
back TO be reded his Works. Planters them to
him through their merchants. ULCER LAUyE
SEES tfSW 80 Carondelet street.
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- VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
Situated on he right bank of the Mississippi river three
Of the 0peosas Railroad containing Ia apents front by 40
deep On the premises spacious and handsomely finished
rtck DWELLING with necessary oubnldngs The grounds are
laid out and stocked with ornamental shrubbery
ana Inherent varieties of fruit which
sweet orange and mespalM trees Also well arranged
table garden attached The tract back swamp and
affords hne pasnrage, with abundance of wood
~ snosants fence large portion cleared and if desired
me tract could be considerably enlarged Its proximity the
@ markets security of the levee
shea mess OF the location must necessarily
mend 70 purchasers desiring residence the city For
terms ana lurther particnars apply to b. NEWMAN
2tnwlm&W - ~ CO. '; W a.,
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~ JUST ARRIVED, WITH LARGE LOT OF
~ Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Plantation hands
"A Backsmhs, House Carpenters, Cooks Washers and
~ Ironers seansresses and House Servants The uuder
gued will be receiving fresh supplies during the season. which
offers for sale for cash approved paper HAGANS
Did Stand of Esplanade and Moreau Streets New Or
cans.
se2l 8md&W" JOHN B. SMITH.
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AUCTION SALES.
GOOD MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE
aftf auction, without reserve.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.

GOOD MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUTFURNITUKE
sts ct auction, without reserve.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
Office, No. Z Commercial Plsce.
MONDAY, the 2Sth inst, at hnlf-past 10
l O'clock ut 48 Cusohouse street. between Danphn and
Burgundy, will be sold
The Of House combating IL part q Bed
steads AmoirB BnIeans Waahstauds; Sofas Easy
bless Mirrors Curtains Lamps Mante Ornamens
Oil Cloth Carpets Rugs; Matting China Crockery and lass
Cooking stove Kitchen Utensils Bath House and Shower
Bath. a.d.l
FURNITURE OF THE NEW MAGNOLIA HOUSE AT
Auction. ~
BY MONTGOMERY SMITH. =
r. N. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
MONDAY, the 2sth inst, at half.past ~
M o'clock the premises at the corner OF Poydras and
rondelet Streets will be sold :.
The of the house. comprising the Furniture OF the
parors twenty six other rooms with good
substantial Black Walnut and Mahogany Furniture consisting
Amoirs edsteads Dress and other oungss
Sofas; Rockers Mahogany and other Chairs Dining Center
resses Bedding; Glassware; Dining Sets Crockery Ware
Kitchen Utensils; Cooking Stove, etc. =,
pB-sae positive. TERMs-Cash seq
WINTER CLOTHING, AMERICAN WHITE SHIRTS.
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctioneers.
TUESDAY, the 29th inst, at 10 O'CLOCK A.
NJ auction, at their auction rooms. II Chartre'
'"e' An extensive assortment of WINTER CLOTHING.
Also
g.- 100 dozen American WHITE SHIRTS. SEES
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FOR SALE.

q FOR SALE-A NEGRO WOMAN, GOOD
IA cook washer and ironer. Apply to
or d. j. HoCKERsMITH,
W se2S st 26 Bank Place.
e. ONE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE
~ At FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT. l57 Common street, at
IA this time 100 likely Negroes for sale No Field
M Hands, Cooks, Washers Ironers; No. CARPENTER
No. Engineer. Through the entire year will be found
this market and will be receiving supplies week
by Messrs. Peterson Stewart Slave Depot in addition to
my place. will be able furnish Negroes for sale
comfortable quarters shall in all give sat
isfaction TO all parties THOS. FOSTER
SEA- GIN 157 Common
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IT. STEAMBOAT FOR Satellite
steamer g AMPUS lying the opposite
side of the river in good running and we'll
ound well adapted for the towing busness 46
feet long q feet BEAM feet hold cylinder foot
stroke; will be sold accommodating further
tcnlaTs. apply to j. Il. PHELPS,
ma SPIT n Common street.
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EXPORTS.

Towboat Olivia whitoe. the Passessut down lIsh,
brought up ship Wen Lord jr and bsik Gen Taylor.
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r. FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT, l57 COMMON
~ street, New Orleans--He kesps constantly hand AND
for SALE Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iron
Aers and General House Servants Also buys sells
SL Els commission Having coeerted the family part
the large three building the of Slaves made II
the best depot in the city and we'll furnished for the comfort
Of Slayse.
ID T. FOSTER.
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s7.Gs,4o4 ss,7so,454 s67e.ls2
s., Az, o5l so, sss, $40 s2,l65, $50
u decrease of long and short loans for the

The following the statement of loans discounts
mortgages Pledges which includes active and
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EUR SALE-AN IRON SPIRAL STAIRCASE. AP-
let streets.
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/. FOR RENT.

- FUR RENT-THE FOU r STORY STORE, No.
SO Gravier street occupied by Messrs Kingslaud
sa Barstow Co. Apply to the present occunasts,
~ s77a- VINCENT 4 CO, v
SELF No. Is street.
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DEuxlExE couR DE DISTRICT sAMUEL1dDLE VS. sEs GRE
de Ia Nouveie Orleans. ANCIEK6 ct les creancierx
Side et Bf0oks-NesES,l 1872 4
Wis est par lie present dome atlX &fean-
qunne cesson De ses bcns etc aceeps ia
D. Ricardo noaire lie ~ septenbre 1851 heues
NJ Peet de deberer ct prrndre consideration les a.
flares de insovabie; QUEEN attendant poursuites
contre % peEsonne ct Sea biens sont suspepdr.
G. PANDELY. Depute Gn6iEer.
Bureau du grefier &c is septembre 1851. sel6 n Is %
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~ Gardner Smith, AUct1Oneer ana APP
praisePriculr attention given sales of Real Estate
Slaves, Stocks SUGGESTIONS, etc.
rs Office No. I Commercial Place. $3.50 "
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RAILROADS.. r..
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD-sundries to Trace-Schwarz &co-A Ducorro
and order.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-Steamer Cafornia-sundries to order
M0BILESieamer Oregon-5 bales cotton Farley Jurey
&co2 cotton gins Carter &cosundries TO J Simpson
Mrs Devereanx-Toby Bro-H Davs-R Geddesand order.
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AK HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
URSAWAsHINGT0N BATTALION OF Artillery
f&A&He Arsenal, Girod street.
vESs The First Company Washington Battalion of Artil-
ery viii attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY Of each month, and Regular Drills THURSDAY of
every week at O'Clock, until further notice.
BY order OF
- - j. B. WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM Fl. SLACK, O. s. my2s tt
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12
From the Sunday Republican.
On Death.

How wonderful Is death
Death and his acknowledgements
The pale, the cold and the mooney sinile,
Which the meteor beam Of a sssrless night
Sheds on lonely sea gFt Isle,
Ere the dawn Of morn's Gndoubted light,
Is the fame fife, so tickle and wan,
That fits round our steps IN tlsir strength is gone
O, nan, hold thee I'm courage OF soul, p,
Threu ssrthe stormy shades Of thy worldly ssy,s
And 8lJe pillows Of cloud that around the roll,
Shall sleep In the light Of % wondrous day;
When he'll and heaven shah leave thee free
Ts the universe Of destiny.
This world is the nurse Of all We know
This world is the mother Of all We feel
And the coming Of death is q fearful blow ~
To a brain encompassed with nerves Of steel;
When all that we know, or feel, or see,
Shall pass like an unread mystery.
The secret things OF the grave are there,
Where all of this frame must sarely be,
Tho the fine wrought eye and the wondrous ear,
No longer viii live TO hear or see- sil II
All that is great, and all that is strange,
In the boundless realm Of unending change.
Who teileth tale ofunspeaking DEATH
Who Hfteth the vail Of what is to Gomez
Who painteth the shadows that are beneath
The wide winding caves OF the peopled tombs
Or uniteth the hopes of what shall be, s Vga
with the fears and love of that which we see
-E ArnrAx
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

RE No manure is so we'll worth saw
ing in October and November rs the
now falling leaves Of the season. Ac-
eording to Payne, they contain nearly
three times rs much nitrogen rs ordin-
AIRY barn yard manure, and every garden
er who has strewn and covered them in
his trenches late in the fall or in Decem-
Der, must have noticed the next season
how black and mois, the soil is that adj
heres to the thrifty young be, S he pulls.
No vegetable subject Yields its woody
fibre and becomes soluble quicker that
leaves, and from this very cause they
are soon dried up, scattered to the wind
and wasted, if not now gathered and
trenehed in, or composed before the adj
vent of severe winter.