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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06
TENNEssnE AND INTERPRETATIONS.

TENNESSEE AND ALABAM
ga n gEsEa Al
0N and amer Wednesday, April Isl 1857, Trains viii
~ as follows
%ss To - Going SOUTH %H
FS@s MAIL u Pass FKsRIHT q Pass,
Leave Nashville st IS, a. N. 30, P. NJ.
Arrive Al ThOmpsOn'ss lOA NJ. 5 20, ?. NJ.
GOiaR North.
Leave Thompson's at 80, An As, M.
Arrive at Nashville 10 IS, AM Z Is, P. 81.
Passengers from Nashville by the morning Train will
Breakfast at Franklin
Stages connect with the Trains at Thompson's.
Through Tickets to Memphis Waynesboro, Jackson, Tus
cnba, PoFence Columbia and PULASKI, be procured
attic General Stage Office underline Verandah Hotel Nash
vile. sep 6-dtf.1 W. ON. PERKINS. Supt.
MONEY LOST.
THE subscriber lost in the streets OF Nashville, ssuT
4 day, the 5th inst. about $40 in Bank bills Among
them fifty dollar Kentucky bill, Ave dollar Kentucky
BILL and most Of the balance twenty dollar Kentucky bills.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving The
Uuion and American ofkoe. d S. DONELS0N.
septr 5-dlW
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CHANCE ron SPECULATION,

RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
any person has S25,O0O than he wants AID will
loan u 10 US We ~ take great pleasure naming our
SpecuiGtors calling on the aoovs business viii please CALI
between the hours Of and p. be most mport1u
Part is big name See advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 ELLIS d MOORE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

HAVE received and fer for sale rs rss assortment
l. Of FALL and WINTER GOODS
PTeierring reduce my stock before removing to H Il
Douglas corner building, will submit 20 lower prices
q more expensive business location would Justify.
Responsible buyers Of Goods al wholesale. who would
their interest by nsituting comparison shal
several per cent they will very extensive
stock. aug p
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+. G. MONTGOMERY,
JOHN r. GREEN,
GEO. POINDEXTER.

Hopkinsville, August, 1857.
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oPINIoNs OF THR PREss-

This work will bring the attention Of TIE present gen
GRAFTON multitude Of thiugs connected with the govern
which have long lain in lorgeulnessss YoyE Ia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-06

Bersnger, the sweet ballad-poet of France, whose
death has been recently recorded, to regretted
never wrote anything more exquisitely beautiful
than the following:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-24


Jackson scos Kaser--H Kennedy Aco-B Kowalski--AH
Ksrnon.R Eittridrs Eeo-i KaiserYN I,etchford AGO
oSit 1Uhsrpsntiei Pinsard-A Levy Xco-E leon
gr-Iloyd Fficrson--J Iehde~G Iaousni Ico--J La.
yile-R X Iauphliu-J i. Lee-G W Muse--P Mallar9AJ
Mcdonald &co-J Messna-G Morrison-J Marks &co-F
Nalark kco--I, Slouor-J Myers ScoMartu Owen Cobb
Mc(lregor Gco-CC Miller Aco-J Mathews 6co-E Mar
queue Howell xeo-W Morrell &coMacou
reres-Mckelroy Badord- Niles Aaams 6eo.-J Norton
Noon Titus SeoIMn5ss. he' 1sSA NAY asoVD Man
fgnaud-S Moody-y Marshall dco--Massey q foultney
~ Morgan Seo-A Mysan As9-Msesn Fat!erson.A Mar
Oakley Hawkins-o Boisso 4so--Oglesby Mseaulay-
Qehmichen Harrison co--Perkfns leo
Pollard aseG pnckard q seofsyne hsrtisonn
x Ptkin Aeo-N G Phlps-W Pickett Aeo--H Parsons
W Perry--H Peychaud kco-pee, smms dco-T y Pagan
5coSReeyes Bros-Robson Aleu- H.. Roeb %So-Rsed
NEW yoRK-sbip Atlsptc--C r Buddecke sco--J A Bs
oue-ward Saunders / Hunt--A d drift Aco- Wolf Bro--
tohn watt kco PAYNE Harrison Converse Keunett Seo
Hart Aeo-Pedreauvile Brothers-Hewit Norton tool
Adams-Price, Converse &co-J Doughery Acct Muse
&co.Richard Nugent aeooC Hafyy SeoEGevesnd br9ih
ers dcoMartip, Owen Cobb ROBSON AisnGampbei q
LogsnSohI hi peS S s2,e oo
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deo-aarris iev nor mn Shx n y
neS hro 81 " JacIon ScoS i Eeunedx Scoi r
4oo;e ac2t VaeSSnrsS troMnonsv
tTd S usnasrsnn tc"M MierRucI Mar
S SroMm cog ow si 60 Horrs Gaye Eso
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- Eann, S M aca : n q raT snnuddy Rrown 500
R R;r az s,aes &C. WsIssr, ScoDndiey
kugey, i'ar sy nr1 ee 60 ASsC
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BabiemV risgs Aeo@eil Buehsnnon aeoNeeds 4
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norta ~. = r w g.. - pnnanras
CO rsnr scoT n RnrnowsoD q IonbsrNsmith cooper
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
oorros I AND roBAcco srAr!EMENr.

SUGAR AND MDLAssEs. :. Sugar was very active, but
prices with sales of 1900 hhd at 9oc for Fair
Fully Fair OF Moasses only few lots Of Fermening
we're sold at 54e56c in bills and 81 @5sc in half bbls
FLOUR. The demand fair with sales Of 1000 bbs Of
which 400 Ohio SO Pa IS 2 1000 ST. Louis superfne
at IS 90 and 1900 Choice Extra private terms
EGRAIN The sales Of Corn confined to some $500
sacks Of which 626c $50 S. and 100 to 500 Prime
White u bushe Wheat lower, with sales of $50
sacks Prime Red at II An So at 81 49, and go sacks at
81 IS White and 81 10 for Red OF Oats 1900 sacks Ohio
bshe Bran was dull and small lots sold the eyee
at 81 30 u 100 lbs. s.a. "a ~ 4U
PROVISIONS. Pork higher, and noticed sales OF
zoo Unnspected Mess $50 & 500 about the same, and
$50 at $40 80 u Dbl with retail lois $50 5D9S2l
Bacon rmer with 50 casks Prime Ribbed Sides
80 Clear at H. iof Shoulders at 9s094 81 Prime at
9c b. and 10 casks prices which did not ascertain.
OF Dry Sailed Meats SO casks sold at size p for Hog
small lot of Beef disposed of SIS for Mess
$40 y Dbl for Prime OF Lard 95 tierces were sold in two
lots &c., 40 1915 400 kegs at H. and Saturday 1900
tierces Prime at l3l4c . br 1850 IS
COFFEE Sales of 1000 bags Rio, including 700 at
50 at 1885 lIO0 at 1874 and loo Prime at Ike u ID.
CANDLES. 45O boxes Star sold 255ae and 200
Proctor 4 CANDLES at 26c 3 ban Improvement. sd
LARD OIL....Saes 200 bbls Winerstraned at 81 O5t4
81 10 "A gallon. 0@s4 e
BAGGING. $50 bales india were sold at - and 100 at lsc
D yard rs sSsJs ll 4i4.. -5s ~ --
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Advanced again. and no bbls
were sold on Saturday at 55c q gallon. y, ~,
WHISKY rlces were batter and lie sales included 100
bbls Reetaed 2e and leo Wiltshire 26ac p gallon.
FREIGHTSl Two ships taken for Liverpool I'D
for Cotton consignment of given away the same
laid on for that port for Have both take heavy
frer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-24
ARRIVED,

Ha vnna, te James eonnoly scoalst dist,
ship hsifa s asT a. scott Is Gays from o'9 f'sa
Ship Forest Oak from Newport Wales, January 4t
Brit ship EusiaS, WATSON from Liverpool Jsnuarp 18th. to
ship Atlantic, Worth days from New York to Wood
Bark aimira toeabs, Btinkwses from Rio de Janeiro
gasteE-ist dist %,
YIN CLARK HANGER hence for TeansG re'pEpsd.fSnt
Brit Mars iS s2s from
schr Inngdon Gilmore Chase IS days from Boston, to
schr Soahrou Perry two days Pensacola Pooey Nj
schr Penis Myers days from Pensacola, to f RO
schr aiie Day Myers two days from Pensacola master
ssR Gss Scott s 2an fUs from Boz@ssp
sehr Mary Ann jones, from Bloxi-Bssln, ..
s ssR ssTs sS ehphsr Faaspp
sest yisiora EsS FIAT tn Teisf%cts-Basin -..,
sS5 efd naS from from rIas Of hs aehr Jas Eliza sunk in the
:, Rigoetes-Basn. -
ssTgAMBoATs.
l--. Rapdes, Dewty, from Red River. paE.sr
FsRSss WSs5s0s o 3 ffsn s Louis
s't Lewis Whiteinap, Wallace, from Yazoo River.
nr Betsy pusss, from l.oekport.
cap.o aoepsf iron from Hay, bayou s Sara 'sA'A'
s e4ty kaosvIiie pSlgtes from ps'i Ieskpof
! 3D. Belfast Church, from Memphis
/ Cuba, tleirn. from Mobile. r. re. e. r.
7 Lone Star Ham lion. ff0ai Amie Riyer-Basin
/ 4 Jas Stockton. Hauthorn, from Pascagaula-Basn.
Towboa Yankee FleTton the Puses-owed down and
18Th inst ships iIoside and CsllendeI6rought up
bark Aiplra Goombs, schoeners Langdon Gilmore and
l. Chrysoite. - .
TowboAt 4 Mlandon, Wann from the Passestowed down
ID and 18Th inst ships Champlain aud Joseph Clark
brought up ships HELEN aud Euxine.
Towboa, Defiance Hanhur FROM the tassesiowed down and
18Th SHIP Alice Counee brig Ida aud schooner
Tua-broughi up ship Forest Oak, brig Wm Clark
and sehr Mary. " Of.
$50 w-CoMISa UP.
Ship Heidelberg Bodenau from Liverpool to Baxter Lowell
Ship shamrock Doaps, from liverpool to " MeekeF &c.,
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INSURANCE.

IEE SFhREbbts4TE1lhE s Fa
AsNyITTEEk AFR EHST " fA
Assets, j an afy LIST, 1855, 81 ,4S1,6l2 ~.
Al .-..y p1gscroRs THE HoNz BOARD
A. W. Thompson, Paul b Goddard, ID John Fly rA.
Wm NJ Goodwin, James Devereix, Lawrence Z oninis1Hn'
Geo Geo. NWsHSsHiry 8. Crawford aa''"'u' AlsD
S'n' w. 1'hs'''' STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, President
--' LAWRENCE JOHNSON, vice-Presidant.
P11rY FISK Secretary and Treasurer.
nsrNew Orleans Branch Office, No. 4S Camp street u,
The undersigned General Agent Of the above wei AnoTp
eaos fs Of white persons and slaves
The table rates by permission has pleasure in suohs
10 bis friends and the public the following
W H Letchforda Co. 4. 3. Kelly o., VIM N Peri. Perkins,
North smedes Co. o. Nelson Co.; A. AZ, B. JsIes
j. Burnside Coz jos Mensrd ws sGhn
John Pernberon President Merchants Mutual ms oopa"s
Thomas sloo President Mutual insurance. Company
John Calhoun President O. Jackson and g. n f. D0
Henry r Lousdsle, John u. Rein beMamln Iofahee'
! direct from ths oce and 1sssss
blank forms. beobtained at the once.
R,oH .s H. sz.s N. p Medical Examiners
In attendance daily KA tss% BORE
,s,q " No IS Camp street
NIOrICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
lN>CoNPANY of New Orleans have this day commenceu
operaons and are prepared take Fire. Marine and River
Risks al The usual rates.
Geo W, west. R. P. Hunt,
Jas. A. White. VI! Musson, T.
Evan J. Mccall, Martin JoIaon. 'F'
d. Janson, Ihuh - ,, ia,.i'
Antonio Costa oli'''''~
Omer Callard, . Johh Ea'oh'
" OSiER GAILLARD, President
..,.. GEO W. WEST Vice President.
Is
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gep Orleans Hloaeu JtlarAet.

- ~ e ~ CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street.
Monday Evening, Feb ., 1856.
The market opened pretty active to-day. The Offer
s in the Bank Of Louisianahe only bank discountpg
ondayswere nearly half million OF dollars Itis be
expeeed that undefe of the bank and from the
position Of the bank the Of The Board of Currency
saturday, which published this morning half
Of these calls could be granted The money market
ir actually tigt and before it may
have favorable changes note There negoa
Of at life of last week. s9 per
days. and 9a pes eeu for L. months factors accept
We think that the deficiency sugar crop is causing
q more for money We that Tie results of
years production only 9l6 hegshads against ~
oes6eadsin 1855 slG6ss hogshesds 1854 The total
usne OF crop Of 1855 sixteen million dollars frac
so over estimating the crop Of l5s per pound
Il vIIlotl5 reach little eight nen dollars OF couse
deficit at onee Of eight million dollars the eeuera
the best part which has TO be made up borrowed
~ caery on The production for the coming ss
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CONSlSNEES,

NEW YoRK-steamship c4kawha-,J Adams-J II ish,
Honnelt-T + Aydlett kco-E Burcse--I Busl,nel-C A
Uowen ScoC Buiieeke Sco.-B yne, Vance &cnBuuuellS
Bsilif-J w BuTbrdge Keep BoSsenon-Brady, GormAn
COP Bessie kco--T. Bodet-Bu Ellis &co-AS II Block
W 4 ii1oadwe Payne &co-H Buckley-l Bouanger AGO
Bcebe keo-Ieaumout-A BropSema-Bsll Buchanan leo
f Cate Aco-Buchannon, Carroll &co-H tlosermau Ico-W
W Crane Gco-George Connolly--tarpbell srong auis
Chsrles-Golemap Putnam &coGarrol Pfitchard &co-D
Carroll kco-Geveand brothers ScOGsbluess ScoP Garp
els &co-Cteeyy FarweiR COLLEEN Cooper &co-Cs
le Morris kco--CiSens' BsnkR II Chinn-l Couon--W l.
CuShman-Cuddy, Brown Seo-J s q Cromwell &c9-f DAN
lziveT-Inines Connolly &coDuncan Loga-R NJ penman
cd, I,urel kco-B Dryer ScoJ perbes &coI. Dueoul
neai-E Ducourng u nours-tT Dnhn--Lpre \ knatg--
Davis Jenkins 9co-nnnlE Ikeu-A nupremuni-R NJ Davis
-DeMGutnard ID Arcy &coA Z Eaebieil FTcis--fE
FoIger Sco-Fe 4 Stetson--Feowes Sco--A G. Folger-W
Fleming relson, Stevenson &co--aiqne Jausoq-G,s d'
den kSeixas-I GoldstenA l. Aaines-tialoso Pascal
Green trrmtP tsonan-J N Gould &co-l. Gnbici-T
tiaiou-C G Gaines &eoL GOdsnlah--Gresor < Wilson-
aFthwnite ihen ScoA Observation-Disclosures freresGtnnt
Lewis &eo--Goldslnith Haber Sco-E aet Seohtcheock
4 Lairg-G Haivey Seo-Holmes 4 olsnss-J Hardie X
co-HarTis. Morgan vco-A Hnlly-H Hansel-beaton x
ulyer-j Hoyt-Hargs& I,eyi--Hendelson, Terry &coJ
Huart-Heah 4 Airr-S Hopkins jr Sco-ltyde y toodrch
Henderson L Ganes-A Ives Heberl &ce-B HeAt4Fd
co-HenGerson PealeT II jackson coF laotrpd--G Jun
bert-A James &eo- JaoebsE johnson Se0-lPnss c9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-24

Exchange New York pretty firm to-day without any
heavy transactions The most important we're the sales Of
snd hx days on nav York " 1873 discount
nett The bapks ssirs the ceurter discount Outside
the rates rrltd nom 81 A5 discounts latter for days
sisht conusrcs bills though not freely offered
taken II 2D2x discount and % days sight bankers bills
22k discount with drawers holding ~ higher figures
Sterling was quiet Sales were mnde nett the range
Il the market being from <7 for good to Al. Bills o.
ladng drafts from 6sS@7 Francs not freely offered snd
drawers very frm At with saes At on Faris
direct Tho rates may be quoted from The sales
Of sterling were about f40000. "
The to-day comprise only the sale OF W
shares Bank Of New Orleans lU91Ss ~ $tslRpst
The steamship Cahawbs from New York. brings the following
Gums inscoin ;sfitoN rlsstSNsai .lMf aSp ~ q ts
$pa0p to the Giizsns' Bank 500 900 to tho Louisiana
State Bank 900 to tho Bank Ct Louisiana 70 the
Canal Bank $4,000 to Roob Co. Total s7sooao
The steamship Atlantic Bra.os brings @ o00 in Next
can dollars 1000 of which were sold at $lO5H
This will help along toisraby well for the present. with the
which daily paid out BY the Assistant treasurer OF
the Branch Mint y & II fpE d.
Our latest ad yices from England indicate increasing
mand for money The exports Of Great Britain for the last
been larger than before which is supposed are not
vet iii paid for The bear interest in New York still keeps
the camor shout pacs and evulsions New York and else
where but leading prints of that class have con-
to postpone day Of insolvency and ruin until
towards tho close Of the incoming administration nearly
four years hence This in the extreme. The
erca and capitalists duly notified to prepare for
general blow up the year 1851 In snumsatng the great
Gums paid out extra in Europe last year. gather the fol
lowing :,si.f sss
The railway calls Britain have been f2 and
II Tn IN psl s nsss
ports wheat into France this 49, metrica aun
;ss; hasss s sas i ss Tss gfs,
as last year France lost BY the lk crop
M psd s9
Of these Items Of the extra payments only for the pas
Excess Of exports of great Britain credit %
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HARDWARE.

Jp,H, N. WATERMAN.
sr.-spz<z<SA j. WATERMAN d BROTHER,
>>ESssTSga HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner .: Com.
4;SsS4d and Magazine Streets have hand
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general of articles comprising IN part
follows: -
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope
Axes Chains Scythes .1..... '.r8
Carpenters Tools complete,
Ceopers' Tools,
Anvls, Vices Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplates
r.- Garden Engines Pumps
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Sheers,
Agricultural Implements.
Mill, Gross and Pit Saws.
Ok Iokes Bows, Singietrees,
Turning Lathei
Hoes, Haraes, Shoyes and Spades, Platform Scales,
Ardirons Tenders, Shoyels and Tongs Corn Mills
Copper aud Iron Coal Holds, Cob CrGshers
Single and Doabie Barrel Guns,
Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes,
..-. Chinese Gongs Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware.
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers
Stock kettles, Portable Forges,
o23ly Seines, Fishing Tackles. e.e., etc
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES. .


Doo,TEosHg9 r MHsosc ss..:..E oElnsRArED GER
Ss.ssis ssys ss1 bs | ssa
diseases arising from sd'eids sss Liver Stomach. ~
,area SO s.en Y ie esssp Piles, 'tssvI
n., Head i Asaity Of n the Stomach
Fullness or Weight in The stomach, Sour 1y 4
EEasS.a,Ons Sinking Or Flete1ing 4, the p.
and dEss s5sssSss Eia;sslas r. hsss Sse,t
''f T S
Chest q
Heat ,,l hsFq imss il h j Fis ~, Con:
soAsp '"a and Frsss IMPRESSION NV ny
The proprietor calling attention Of the public
sdassSn @ ~sieS sGasssss
test Of trial before the American people, and its
TSe a smsns !" is p sn 5 Ala
and we'll known physicians and individuals in all the
,4sa sy he an to had
sl TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bters superior to all preparations now
Dear sI feel bound to express my eradication to yon
The have 0a% hs use Of f. bot
them to be- and cheerfnlly recommend them
" Very respectfully, yours. H. OPPENHEIMER.
THE BITTERS ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JACKSON, La, August 20 1854.
Dear Sr-Ihav used yonr German Bers, and find
they and cheeruly recommend
to the public as an excellent medicine. -
Respectfully, yours, W. F. FAULKNER.
L. MAYER says:
yes s ~ -=-- HARRsoNBuRG La, May %, 1883
Your German Bters is very valuable medicine have
disposed all received from you and wish supply i'm
mediately. @
DR.. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY La, June 80, 1853
have FIR
you my practice extensively. 1t will shortly be the only
medicine the kind that be readily sold here and
ieye year there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part Of the country
| DR. RABE says FRANKLIN, La, June "a, 1882.
Your German Bters have become popular here and
wish fresh supply Immediately. MR. so.
| E. A. ADAMS 4 CO. say: I.n d.. IL
RICHMOND La, June 2, 1853.
| them. MY ga. p. ..,.. ....
should bear in mind that these Bters entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages most of the
| lions recommended for similar diseases.
Seld by Druggists and Sorekeepes town and village
| in the United States and Canadss. And by
| J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
| aul6 lydWEA New Orleans.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BlLOXl--Schr JEFF Davs35 600 feet lumber to Order q
RIGoLETEsschr Covngton-25 900 feet lumber to oader
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Observation-Disclosures Princess-55s bsles cotton Buckner,
8 sass S1s
Henke acolel Cuddy, Brown tco-s5 bales
ssS3ss to
saw. Ass ss ss
hasssaPea Carol way sso Ss!ss ss,,sn
S Ss s7 ks
a.a ese.s Saa sse yns sns ee
5s$ss sGsss WP
aapfSs' hssias AbsaS farson w5n
Ssm~sf. ss Rs sss
DO Shelby os sa hhss M Mann nn $f9
bd lol hides and sundes to or1e-Tota 2ss bales cotton
UPPER TENsAs-stsamer opelousss..lss bales cotton to
John Watt sco5s Do Buckner stanien NsSman5s DO to
EsoSss Nile; ssoSs rhiIiips Sso
asss is 6osson sddy Brown bales co9oa
Mandevilles Mchenny2 Henderson Peale2 bales
G co ID hides Fsson Stevenson @
order-Totai GA bales cotton .=.t
City Of ville-52 hhds sugar a
Troscar Haydei-l7 hhs sugar bbs molasses g sabater
B Ss y f" BIS
Croxundries to ordorroai bales cotton 80
Harfison2 Oakley HawkiI5 Byrns Vance tso2G do to
r Rstin Sco-2o L Lee4s hhds sugar Braud Landry
do pss sg: 5s do
ssoS Dc d ay rs Sss
s Is Pso%es sos su
JOIN Watt Aes Dc uragsntn n do Rs4e
Lapee Bros seo3 bds iron Brady seos sacks q
corr SSs a f 5ss ssP.g Ps
6 bales cotton 03 hhds sugar 3 bbs moAsses 81 half bbs
moasses. sy taig AZ eEaEf
5sn w4H ss aRase Ssi Do
eo s afh to Ss 50 HGs
cotton, .. .s 49, a.-
assss 81 hi bSs moIses to iob
Sa es mo 4 ha se
sugars sSs.GR rssa s DO 60 noassss M ts eo
a9 sSGs iaf e- d's, aas
G h psgo p Ranen hSs ag1 n 70
l assssss q Ggaasis Do 8 Ks
SdIs mass smg,y b$ls &, MSos
4 sugar, 30l bbls Inolasses l0l hf bbls moasses. 81
sHREvEPoRT-steamer Nationals bales cotton Robson
Aen Hopkins Sesa.3S Wilson pomroy scs-os
u Hugely Blair Aeo72 do Donovan McLearn aeo2 do to
a E Be rsd k1ssF sr Te a5 DO DO
Wright Allen Aco5 Payne on do 10 Meker9y
ao z bsAlf Tssaa Ssa
Ss2 psfay so BsS o5%
co7 Plauehe sea- bale pslres Rngely Blair teo2:
If Sbs besswaS Wright Allen sep7 r9s leather to Beoeq
s g ss sa! pse 81 Sdes e2 aoss
cay too
Repnbis il; n1 II flour 4s depork L
Bacon VOORHEES, Grggs bbs Hour Bose SINUS
mSs P hSs se sd -four Sta Il
-four Psdeaass Brother26 Do James cOnn9ly AeoO do
-ob sacks oats Hitchcock Lutting50 bales hemp Hag
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ALL RoA DIS.

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON, AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAIIROAn5U bales cotton Warren, Gilmore &cOf1 do
Pitcher; Goodrich &eo.lo Male Day Levy Snnnnsrs-
Fricrson, Conway &colg1 feet lumber & Whtejl kgs tar
kearney-i4 cattle Osersetaer-sundries to orderIoal
100 bales cotton.
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THE FRuIT Papers from various quarters
scf the country with few exceptions, unite in pro-
nouncing the fruit crop unnjnred thus far There is
abundant opportunity for its destruction yet Last
ssprinE frosts are as fatal as winters cold. SS
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Shipping Sltelligelltr.
TUESDAY, February "a, 1867.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. u

Ship Mary oBrieu vesper FOR liverpool Baxter Lowell
Brit Ship Ocean Brde, Atkins, for Liverpool,
5'' hTssf7 Hoghton, Rankin acc
Brit Bark Achilds, Walker, for Liverpool, =
~ # $3.50" Hoghton, Rankin &co
Mex Schr Arogante, Cabada for sisal and Campeaehy
N ~ W Zacharie &cc
Sshr Pascagouia, Hibbs, for Pensacola, .ia Master
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be !tremebered the 18th January, lob before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and james H. Wheeler, Secretary of the Home Mutual
Company New Orleans who being duly
cordng law depos and that the above accounts
Just and transcript from the books Of the
said Company. 4. BR0IHkk, President.
JAS H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1857. CHAs. NJ. BR AbfoRu Second Justice OF
..t. the Peace Of the Parish OF Orleans
The Board Trustees resolved interest of SIX
per cent outstanding certificates Of profits to the
holders thereof their Legal REPRESENTATIVES and after
MONDAY, the 9Th of February next
The of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY 90 per the earned premiums Of the Com
pany the year ending 3st December 1856 for which
tifcates will Issued and after the 18th Of March next
phs Company continues TO insure against the peril Of the
seas rivers by FIRE, the Of
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary
New Orleans, January IL, 1851.
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SI2S1M5

the payment Of dividends has been
specie mostly silver Asia reaching nearly s5 hold
but little less than last year. il'+- 4 =5 .Hs
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INSURANCE.

nFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
OTNSURANOE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. In r. In
csntomty with the Requirements Of their charter she Cres
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit tho Following sA's
pent, ys:, - 5lH at5.-t.4
June ~, 1850, SIo1'1-y
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S a HIr 70 ADVERTISERS Warren's celebrated
hacking mandatory has now ceased to be- The
business has died out's simply from resolution
ken by the proprietors who succeeded the spirited
xisinaf Of the firm ITO discontinue advertising in
The newspapers as useless expense, M The coHse-
quenee might have been foreseen. firm Of = War
rem, has ceased. to exist within one generation.