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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-05-14
A Gauntlet for the Men.

maintain it; all the heroism of the pre-
sent day is to be found among women. say
il to your boards. am sick Of such remarks
as these-"Poor fellow! he was unfortunate
in business, and so he took to drinking" or
poor fellow! he had bad wife, and lost all
heart" What does woman do who is un-
fortunate in business, should like to know?
Why, she tries again, of course, and keeps
on trying to the end Of the chapter, notwith-
standing the pitiful remuneration man be-
slows upon her notwithstanding his
oft.repeated attempts to cheat her out of it
after she has earned it! What does wo.
man do who has had bad, improvdent hus-
band9 Works all the harder, to be sure, to
made up his deficiencies 10 her household;
works day and night-smiles when her heart
and back are both breaking-speaks hope
full words when her very soul is dying with
in her-denies herself the needed morsel to
increase her children's portisn-and, crush
ed neither by the iron grippe of poverty, nor
allured by the Judas smile Of temptation,
hopefully put her trust in Him who leedeth
the sparyows.
She--"ths weaker sex?" Out on your
pusillanimous manhooodl "Took to drink
ing because he was unhappy" Bless-his
-hg-Spartan-soul! How admire him!
Couldn't live minute with out he had eve
rything to his mind-never had the slight
est idea Of walking round an obstacle, or
jumping it-never practiced that sort Of
philosophical gymnastics couldn't grit his
teeth at fate, and defy nm DORA worst, be-
cause they chatter dso,poor fellow! Want
ed bittered toast-had to cay dry bread;
liked 10 ride, but had to 60 afoot; fond of
wine, but had to drink beer; couldn't smoke,
though the big chimaey did; rushed out Of
the world and left his wife and children to
battle with the fate that his coward soul
was afraid to meet. Brave, magnanimous
fellow.
Again-we are constantly hearing that
the extravaganza Of women debars young
men from the bliss of matrimony. Poor
things! they can't select wife from out the
frivolous circle OF fashion; there are no re-
fned, well educated, lady.like, practical
girls and women, whom any man with a
mans soul, might be proud to call wife,
nobly struggling for an honest maintenance
as writers, governesses, teachers, semps-
treses, and miliners. They never read
such an advertisement as this in the papers:
"Wanted, by young girl, situation as
governess. She can teach the English
branches, French and italian; and is willing
to accept small remuneration, 10 secure a
respectable home"
Fudge! None so blind as they who 'front.'
see. The truth is, most of the young men
of the present day are selfish to the back
bone. "Poor," too-very poor!-never
make up bachelor party for nice little
game supper, washed down with champagne
at seven shillings bottle; never smoke doz-
ems Of cigars day at threepence a piece;
never invite Themselves to go to concerts, the
opera, or the theatre! Wish they could af-
ford to get married, but can't, at least no,
till, as they elegantly express it, "they meet
with pretty girl who has the tin"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-05-14
MISSOURI RIVER PACKET LINEl
For Lexington, Kansas and st.
Joseph.


.G.A THE Unrivalled Regular SATUR.
- - DAY Express Passenger Steamer
METEOR, 7. E. DRAFFIN, Master, will leave
for the above and all intermediate points, on eve
~ alternate SATURDAY,, at A O'Clock, p. NJ,
during the entire season, as follows:
April 25th; May 9th and 23d:
June 9th and Goth; July 4th and 18th;
Aug. 1st, 18th and 39th; September 10Th and 2sth
October 10th and gath; November 7th and 2lst,
Returning, will leave st. Joseph every alternate
FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock, as follows:
April 18th, May LIST, 18th and goth,
June 12 and 26th; July 10th and oath;
August It'll and 21st; September 9TH and 18th;
Oct. I'd, 10th and 30th; November 18th and 9th.
Leaving st. Joseph Fridays, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ; Doniphan at IL, M; Atchison at 2; Iatan at 8,
Weston at q; Fort Leayenworth at 6,r. M; re-
naming at Leavenworth City over night. Leav-
ing Leavenworth City Saturdays, at O'Clock;
Parkville at 7; Wyandotte at s.; Kansas at 81,
Wayne City at II, A. M; Liberty at IL, NJ; Rich
field at 2; Sibley at 8; Camden at s; Wellington
at ., P. M; remaining at Lexington over night
Leaving Lexington Sunday, at 6 O'Clock: Berlin
at 8; Waverly at 9; HIPS Landing at 10, A. M,
Miami at IL, M: Brunswick at 2; Glasgow at 1;
Boonvie at 6, P. NJ; Rocheport and Providence
same evening, arriving in st. Louis on Monday.
in time for all evening lines of travel, and Offering
by Underwriting. punctuality, the most reliable
method Of ira nsit to ST. Louis from all points on
the Missouri River, avoiding the falling tunnels,
land-shdes, and general casualties of the highly
dangerous Rail Road from Jefferson City, with but
tri1ing loss OF time and no additional expense.
GSY- The METEOR was built, without regard
TO cost, for First Glass Missouri River Passen-
ger Packet; and in point of speed, elegance and
luxurious accommodations, is pre- eminently with.
out rival in the trade. No effort on the part Of
her officers will be wanting to secure the com
pleest comfort and convenience to Passengers, and
Shippers may rely upon the utmost dispatch ia
the delivery of freight.
April %, 'b7 THEo. BARrHoLow, Agent.
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NEVER SAY FAIL.

Keep pushing-'tis wiser
Than setting aside,
And dreaming and signing
And waiting the tide;
In life's earnest battle
They only prevail,
Who daily march onward
And never say fail!
With an eye open ever,
A tongue that's not dumb,
And heart that will never,
To sorrow succumb;
You'll battle and conquer,
Though thousands sssail;
How strong and how mighty
Who never say fall
The spirit Of angles
Is active | know,
As higher and higher
In glory they 60;
Me thinks on bright pinions
From heaven they sail,
To cheer and encourage
Who never say fall
Ahead, then, keep pushing
And elbow your way,
Unheeding the environs,
All asses that bray;
All obstacles vanish,
All enemies quail,
In the might Of their wisdom
Who never say fail!
In life's rosy morning,
In nanhood's fair pride,
Let this be your motto
Your footsteps to guide;
In storm and in sunshine,
Whatever assail,
Well onward and conquer,
And never say fall
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-05-14

Assistan Quarter Masters Office,
Fort Leavenwort, Dec. %, 1856. : jams
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-05-14

For Jefferson City, Rocheport, Boonville, A row
Rock, Glasgow, Cambridge and Brunswick.
The new and light draught freight steamer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-05-14
SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR 1851
NEBRASKA CITY PACKET.

NEBRASKA CITY PACKET.
For Lexington, Kansas City, st. Joseph, Savan
nah, Iowa Point, White Cloud, Rushville, 81.
Stephens, Hemmes' Landing, Browns
vile, Rockport, Sonora, Linden, Ne
braska and Kearny City.
IT, THE punctual, new, light draugbt
t=zssssetssEb and commodous fast Passenger Pack
ct WILLIAM CAMPBELL, WIN. EDDS, ST.,
Commander, will, Oh the opening of navigation,
ply as regular packet to the above and ali inter-
mediate points. Leaving st. Louis regularly ev-
cry twelve days. and continuing in the trade du-
ring the entire season.
Captain Edds, very grateful TO his numerous
friends along the river for the very liberal pa
honage hitherto extendedto him, desires TO return
them his sincere acknowledgements, and to solicit
a continuance of their confidence and patronage,
promising untiring exertions to render general
satisfac ton.
VIM. N. NEWELL c.r,.
JOS. MCINTYRE, "'' Louiss
THEo. BARTHOLOW, Glasgow.
Jan. 90, 1857. Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-13
COTTON AND TOBACCO srArEMEN'

SUGAR AND MOTASSES. The sales of Sugar embraced
some hhds 9@ss4c for Good Common Fully Fair.
OF Molases 200 800 bbs sold 5906lc for Dark
Prince 6sc gallon for Choice and 100 half bb &c
q gallon.
FLOUR The market quiet, with sales Of barely
5000 bbls which 800 Superne 81 15s7 2 200
Kentucky at 81 800 Ohio at Sc 5 1000 Fine Sc 25 and 800
in two lots also at Sc Is y Dbl.
GRAIN. in good request with sales of 1900 sacks
in lots 75c and 800 at soc bushe leaving the
levee Of Wheat $500 sacks Sold including $50 81 30
@S IS for Ordinary to Fair and 81 50 for Prime Red, SO
Fair at 81 49, at 81 50 for Red 81 Prime White
and 5000 81 30 bushel for Prime OF Oats 400 sacks
taken &c. and soc refused for
sales of Bran included $50 81 SO p
100 lbs. 9-l sf,
PROVISIONS. Pork firm, noticed sales $50
bbls Mess s2O 100 NJ O. SO So Saturday 500
bbls SO IS for Mess and $40 % Dbl for
50 casks Prime Ribbed Sides sold 9c and retail
lots at 94c for Shoulders and l01sG3c q for Clear Sides
Lard still in good request, wit sales of 1900 bbls and
eces including 400 at 1871 for No. and l2c for Prime AGA
No at l3s4c 50 Prime at 12 90 at and 800 kegs in
lots at l4c p Ii.
COFFEE. Some 2OODbag sold including $50 lOc
80 at 10 $50 at 100 at l02, and so lO7sc p
BAGGIEG. .smal lots of India were selling at l23fc p
yard.
gallon. r t.rt gEa5E2sas gs.l .E'-
We noticed sales of 50 bbls'Recfed at S4c IS
at So, and $50 Raw, inlos at Soc p gallon.
FREIGHTS "A ship taken for Liverpool 1851 for
Cotton the consignment British given away at the
Genoa AZ lsac Ships the berth for Liverpool filling up
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are FAR very bsbipd the States IN 'hef aa
Circulating medium, The North mas kna u currency III 0
dollar two dollar and three dollar bank notes,
Nan c locus,s Of Egypt olden time The Southwest has
been with such currency and we trust never Will
Nor do We submit silver coinage Of SPAIN The levies
And fms alluded to annexed l2 and Ga cents
Occasionally few old Spanish quarters met WITH
The Congress egates this old curreacy into oblivion
the better
The which likely to affect the Individual pub
lie in relation the Spanish coinage II agreed TO- ms
bill will [dcpreciase all Spanish silver coinage twenty per
cent Of its value Now as the coinage in
be less than eight millions this bill will tax the
holders Of the Of 100000 This would dis
please the public The Spanish quarters good enough
circulation; 000 The eV1es anu
fps however, amounting about s. OOU are great nn-
sance they done with the better Tor the
public and better the latter
daepng their business duty make proh Oh
Of dollar changed through hDera
tributiou of the smaller coins. :, :,
easily used quarters dimes and half
dimes By all Them let The fps and levies be made to
disappear the Spanish quarters little longer DC per
med twenty FIVE cents when however, they
thinner than they they can be
Mint for their silver intrinsic value and gradually
converted the coinage of the Republic The bill under con
sderaton might with propriey the weight at when me
Spanish quarter received cent
The light quarters MEANS would be kept ont OF ccu
iaton Without amendment this bill it believed, VIII moi
harnr lax
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-13
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAl4, FOR TIL

YER,s CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
"A rapid cure of
''V''' % SR SSo SSTSE1 ASTHaA AND
This remedy has won Tor itself notorey of
every variety Pulmonary disease TINT it is entirely nnne
ns W has been employed the field Of
and So sanpv m
who have been restored from alarming and even
over every other medicine kud
d ns sss
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs which are Incl
be aU 10 ou but for the iider varieties Colds Coughs
ness etc. for Children is the pleaanest and safest med
As has long ssen throughout this section
article is prepared BY Pr j. G. AVER h9wg Mass and
sold no p F'sp''1e@s CO..
MOTOR I1ooFLAND's CELEBRATED GER
LYMAN B1TTERs, prepared by
Dr. c. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
snf Ss Of s s aS al
diseases arising froa, disordered Liver or Stomach
Such
,,,I az 1 Uenstp Pi,ss
Fullness or Blood to the
Head Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Er TliaSsn Of s Mas Fia at
ing sn Or snoc"tnE senlons when ayng posture
As' Pain i IN H. Mssd Dsssnsy Yellow
Of the Skin "n EYES sade F ss Of
Heat ,a ssfp Imsrn in the d Fs III, Con-
and FE ys; psDr res
The propor in calling he attention Of the public TO this
preparation feeling of the utmost confidence in
It's virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which it recon-
and untried article but that has stood the
and sale nnysled by similar organizations ex
known physicians and individuals in all parts of the
country immense and careful pernsa Of the Almanac pub
Agents but satisfy the most skepcal that this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-13

LIyERPOOIr-Ship Wilbur Fk2229 bales and 50 Inf bales
cotton 425 bbs lard SOS bbls Hour 6DO slaves,
IIyERPOO-Shp Batic-l74 bales cotton 65 sacks corn,
10, 200 slaves.
HAyRA-Ship II Boody2l7O bales cotton, hhds obac-
CO. 10 bales MOSS 1851 sacks wheat AGO slaves
LIyERPOoL-ship Wandering Jew-24G6 bales cotton, 1924
sacks wheat.
GALVESTON-steamer j II Bell-20 bbs pork, 200 sacks
salt 1000 bricks, sugar kettles
BREMEN-Shp Itzien WGlker762 bales cotton do to-
bacco, AIS hhds tobacco,
CARDENAS--Brg Cyclone-l42s empty bbls.
HAyANA-Brig Wind ward-TOO bbls 400 sacks honr,
las hams IL casks bacon les lard & bblS beef casks
and 50 hbl ow casks grease IS half bbs pecans 10 pkgs
mdse.
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RECORDER soIoMos's couar.--Joseph Haggerty,


alias Smith, yesterday arragned chargeo having dan
gerously stabbed Patrick Hickey his law Sunday
evening at their residence No. IL Enghen street the
affidavit taken from Hickey in his bed by Recorder APP
peaed that Haggerty and his wife atlantis daugher
quarreling In their ROOM When he (an in to stop tho
quarrel and that on m ing remarks to the aceaed
ne winy ana onsly stabbed him in the abdomen with
intent 10 Bill inflicted Hickey was so large as
70 cause ms out He however, received prompt
endance and may chance to survive Haggerty was
-sepi 70 prison TO await the result
rec co,ored man Maglore aaigned on charge
Of having stolen diamond breastpn shaped like an eagle
worth $500 residence Of Mr. Alfred Rousseau on Gen
ly Ridge nenr the Bayou Road about the 9TH inst The
affidavit was upon suspicion by Mr. Leonce Pseros The
accused gave bail of $500 to appear for examination.
Louis D. vought fined $40 for carrying concealed re-
yoyer H. Miller fined Sc 80 for walloping Catherine
Schroeder on the leyee Catherine fined $40 for using
obscene language in public very loudly.
f. Bachelor was charge of tanning INITIAL
Balesrero and wife their house Levee street.
Saturday. 80 Esat1fT syn a'rg 4N = q.
RECORDER BoULIaNY's CoUET.-Thomas G. Gynan
was arrgne Saturday charge Of having sungshotted
Walker of the ship Gladiator, and JAS Glass
was arrague charge having threatened to kill r. Fay
on board the ship They detained for exanna-
ton. .--..---------
Pat Cayanaugh held for examination charge Of
carrying slungshot F4s4# l5ftf ~ 8s
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Condition fe Baaks Of Nct Orleans e Saturday Of each
auesk after Exchanges from the LIST September, 1856

There movement before Congress drive
ton the Spanish and Mexican coinage Of IS l21z ca
cent pieces Philadelphia the Ledger,
therere eight millions of dollars of these coins in circulation
We think very high estimate and do think
half Of far the eghs aud sxeenhs pat
tie dollar 60 They have been in circulation this
for six years. whenever they offered they
only for cents and Ave cents The Northern States
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ruv wopS a Col Forno, the Chief OF Police,
a i nr,.nt hc head kesperof this renowned institution
srpaxxr Couar.- The final arguments in the
Aud apd walton election were made yesterday before inc
uprsme bench Randall Hunt speaking for Walton ana mr.
rSfo far AnId gentleman made vigorous uss Oh Inc
hop Allotted BY the and the case was taken
into We how soon the decision may
be looked had intended 70 take down an outline Of the
arguments but owing their having commenced carrier tnan
uual VIC did not the court till after Mr. Hunt had con-
cluded. q s
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-J. @. David, convicted Of
issuing false papers slave yesterday granted new
trial. and let out Of prison upon bail Of 800
The Judgment against Raphael Pons for selling liquor to
slave ssde and quashed Pons paying the costs
the case. AZ d s..5a
Samuel Franklin, I. prisoner in the Parish Prison
liberty that there charge of an,
kind against him the records Of the court.
Charley Smith, Charles sacke alias sheldonsand - All
charged with respass Michael charged with assu
battery Pierre Bennett charged with insulting
white person, were discharged z7
Harvey plead nil charge Of assault and bat
terry upon charge Of inicting wound with Dangerous
weapon he renewed his bail to appear and stand trial.
Mrs. tried for assault and battery and acquitted
Denis Buckley tried fol carrying concealed weapons and
acquitted Dunngan tried for larceny and found
entity with Recommendation to mercy james Brennan
charged with keeping sordery tavern was tried and found
guilty with Recommendation to mercy, qf
following gentlemen elected and sworn in as Grand
Jurors for the quarter discharged till Monday next
Mr. VA Gasquet, foreman Messrs Peter conrey Jr s. y
Re, Philippe Avegno, Jr l. L, Smith NJ A. ooiongne' W
1rho,,nsor 4 q Tremnne Il Forsta w. A. Bartlett P. B..
rrBrien5s i AZ Rousseau A. NJ Hobrook Robert Conway,
Johr tyemp and Frederick Camerden.s 5;.s * 1tisEs
RECORDER STITH's CoURr.-A large number Of
runkars Migrants Of different degrees disposed of
yesterday aver ING usaai lashio1 se a os ~
to the work house. III
Danlei daie was up oh ano'hef e' ls' - s : =.
the financial way A. Giainafchh acclsea MN o opann
$o by falsely 'na' ne owner o.
liquor refinery at NO. o. New Lesee ne gave oait OF
$500 to appear for examination
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will be supplied on Camp and other drawers.
The Atlantic arrived this morning from St.
Iago bringing $4,000 in Mexican dollars. Part of which
been sold So pemiGn which shows decline by
the slack demand in Europe.
annual election for Directors of the Bank Of New Or.
leans held to-day, when the following gentlemen
returned for the present year. Messrs George NJ
Pinckard PRESIDENT NJ. Horreil of the Arm of Horre
Gayle Co. j. 7. Haneman, of Clason Co w. A. Violet
L. G. Jurey, of Farley, Jprey Co.; Adam Gfen. Frans
Williams s. Wallis, n. NJ. Benach, of Ralh Co.
james H. Low of Wood Low; James Menard, of Menard
lesson 4 Co.; W. II. Cameron, of Payne Harrison.
The regular dividend Of FIVE per pa
to-day.
Condition Of BaRks Of orleans e Saturday of
Lrfley Errbgn frp1lt ie LIST
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Atp drIsans Bully Grtstsut.
Yotsl SnttIIigfnte.

Monru ARY.The interments IN al the cry ae oe'l's
teres for the week ending Sunday morning
Tar WEArHER There was Ice in me su.ss 80 "a
.erdsy morning. aud although The day va eleal sn,tS af
calm throughout the Temperature remaneu = ~
~ street find that yesterday was ~
coolest dsy If the There w however very s I'M
in nv H. ycury between non nisha and as We
We can feel that ii scarcely as cold as Il W. pr,nu
bours prc yiously We give the range o. inc
~ nj we4k-as2 being the freezing point .pN spN
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Atlantic Smith, from BRACES Santiago via Galveston,
Harris, Morgan &co-ls district.
Ship Marcia Day Chase, from Liverpool LIST Dec TO
Meeker &co-3d dist, SO.
Ship Martin Luther Nichols II days from New York
ter-lst dist, Is
schr Alcyon, Narcise. from Tchefuncta-Basin.
Schr Fruiterre, Yarrse from Observation-Disclosures.
Schr Sylphde, Barbarian, from Tchefuncta-Basin.
Schr Yankee Gal, Jermyn, from Hansboro Mss-Basin.
Schr Sarah Perkins, from Cevington-Basin.
rbr Bonfpuca-Basu.
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PRICE {:
Shipping 5nteIligentf.

IN t" TUESDAY, January I3, 1857.
~" .. CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship WILDER Fisk Barwe fer Liverpool Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Baltic, Stevens, for Liverpool C j Meeker
Ship II II Boody, Bursey, for Havre, Whiting eco
Ship Wandering Jew, Carlton, for Liverpool,
~ Baxter, Lowell &co
Brem ship Itzten Welker, Basse for Bremen,
S Baxter. Lowell eco
Brig Cyclone McCary, for Cardenas, Creevy Farwel
Brig Windward. Beach, for Havana, CASTILLO Haripe
Steamer J II Bell Peacock for Galveston,
Nal Sro
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Ship Creole Puree from New York, to Woodruff eco
Srbr Jos Toone Pennington from Cardenas, to Goenbow
d Lesparre.
Schr Knudson Sques, from Coalzcoalo to GoidenooW
& Lesparre.
schr Chpola LOCKWOOD Tabasco to Godeubow Les
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THE SATISFACTORY REMEDY = FROM
parts of the country. North and SOUTH the propretoF
daily in receipt of such aerng TESTIMONIALS rs Tue
Greensboro, Ala, April Is, 1854.
McSsrs. B. A. Falnestock & Co.:
have been selling Veuifuge in this plnce Cor five
and take pleasure stating the information of the trade
and of the Bile been, far know, of the
most satisfactory the market and Of the most
medicines have have nso personal know e'Ee
good effects in under the treatment OF orr
ph ysicans whom it regularly, ans: always found il TO
be specific recommend it as
one Of the safest and best in the market - - .
A. STOLIENWERCK.
Sod wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists AMI
country. hnnts d&Wlm
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Sl,ll3,Q5O 81

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of Orleans. City OF Ncw Orean7.S
BIS remembered that the 18th July, s before me the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace for the city aforesaid
rs0n4ly appeared Charles M4n5ori, Secretary Of the
Crescent Mut Insurance Company of New Orleans who, be-
ing duly sworn according law does dcpoSe and s"y the
foregoing inst and true and correct transcript
from the books Of said Company. .
Signed c. j. MANSON, Secretary,
Sworn to mud subscribed before this 18th July 1865
fSirnrtl ClIAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The P0ar of Trustees resolved pay interest Of
y rr cent in cash on the outstanding certificates of profits
the thereof their legal representatives, on and
after the ID Monday Of August proXimn
Tho have also declared Dividend OF thirty
three d the earned premiums OF the
Company year ending The 30l Of " 1866 Tor "hlrh
r.rfps Will be issued OF and 18th September next
THNS. A. ADAMS President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
7 NASsoSI.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

VICKSBURG-Seam Princsss-l23 bales cotton Mande-
vile McIIhsnpy-s9 Carroll Prtclard &coS2 jackson
co.'s Feowes &co75 Henderson Pcalc55 George Con-
polly-5O Donne &coi0J Persons &co-S5 bales cGoH
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Wtu ORLEANS Mlaleg alarAst.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street
Monday Evening" JAN IL, 1857.
The week opens with clear weather. though rather of an Arc
tic temperature generally is very lively the streets
There is only very business doing in paper and
change The offerings the Bank of Louisiana to-day
large, much beyond its income.
About announced that the Asia mad arrived at
New York from Liverpool LrRng adyices to the 9th ult
which deemed highly favorable for cotton quoting Mid
ding Orleans 56 AT the time there decrease in
the bullion of the Bank of England However appears that
King the other side just this moment though
Victoria Is Queen. .U. s.
The Exchange Market after the great business of Saturday
las opened expected rather quiet Northern sight funds
rather 6mer than the close Saturday and for good
short sight the feeling favor Of The Banks
selling checks New York at Il discount private bankers
from u and oher grades Of sight and short sight
rates Of Saturday There vas chapgen sixty days sight
In foreign there ga good to
clear sterling KINDS we did not learn Of any trans
actions, and quote this evening: