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1319,242

AVERAGE VALUE OF STOCK.
The average value OF horses, cattle,
sheep and hogs in the different townships
of this county, is exhibited in the follow
inu tahle
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~M Mr. Benham has been elected to
Congress, in place Of Preston s. Brooks,
deceased, by sixteen hundred majority.
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.M0TIEK...,,

THE undersigned is prepared to locxte Land
L Warrants in Iowa. The best selections will
be na'le in the southern part OF the State, he
having secured an efficient Agent to make seles-
tions and locate the Warrants, The, subscri-
sber fiatters himself that he can render entire
satisfaction. Charges reasonable. ssag
May l3, 1857. JOHN B. NOLI, Agent.
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|" The Cincinnati Gazette says:
Lieut.. Gov. Ford, will not be candidate
for reelection.
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Fer the Esprit"

Fer the "Spirit."
MR. EDIToR.--Why is not the name OF
G. NJ. MORROW announced as candi-
date for Sheriff We think he would
make an excellent officer.
MANY VOTERS OF ADAMS
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IL Miss M. G. Calhoun. q daughter
of the late Hon. John G. Calhoun, died
in South Caroline, On ths, ID iase
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H Dr. Edison B. Olds, formerly q
member of Congress from Ohio, contem-
plates, it is said, opening banking house
at St. Paul, Minneseta.
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Shoulders Is Sides 3; Sheep, on hoof
q 3; Butter, Keg and roll per ID Ia aa22; !:
Order for the Election OF MAJOR General
FOR THE
23rd Diviisiea Ohio Volunteer MiiEitia.
HEAD QUARTERS ONO MILITIA,
COLUMBUS, May 9th, 1857.
THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF OHIO VOL
L UNTEER MILITIA in Military Division No.
%, consisting Of the counties, of Washington
Morgan, Monroe, Noble and Guernsey, are here
by notified to meet at the Court House, at their
respective county seats, on Saturday, the 20th
.day of June and then and there between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 3 o'clock p. NJ.
hold an election for Major Generate of said Divi-
sion according to the provisions Of seutions Al
and 48 of an act to organize and discipline the
Militia and Volunteer Militia of Ohio, passed
March r2sth, 1857. -Gssel5Eift. 'Utt5
@ Any military companies so situated that
it is not convenient for the members. thereof
to attend the elections at the Court House at
the county seats aforesaid, may hold their cleo
tions at their usual place of parade or drill on
the order of the Commandments of said compa-
nies, on the day aforesaid, and conduct the same
according to the provisions of the 4sth section
of the act aforesaid. ,tiiiaH - - 35'i%2
All persons subject to perform military duty
at the time of said election, are qualified cleo
tors. The persons thus subject to military du-
ty are the officers and meinbers of organized
volunteer companies. - e. az -
H The QUALIFIED VOTERS of said election
WILL therefore, be- .f-sz4z 1a9r
lst. Commissioned Field and STAFF Officers,
whose commissions date since the year 1851.
I'd. Commissioned Officers, non-eommis-
stoned officers and members of organized and
uniformed volunteer military companies.
By order of the Commander-in- Chief, ts,
tt--l SULLIVAN d. HARRIS.
- aa 99i3 Adjntant General o. M.
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E The State journal says that Gov
CHASE has not declined being candidate
for reelection.
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az The prospects Of the peach crop
along the lake shore the Cleveland papers
wN wsrs ssvw Svttef than this srrinS.
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Manning's majority

There are seven counties yet to hear
from, but as tits presumed by the Secreta-
ry of State that returns from them would
not materially change the above result,
the canvass has been closed. ~ 5" ed
THE Secretary Of State is a Republi-
can.-Editor Io.oa CITY Tines So
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For the "Spirit."
BEALLsvILLE May 18th, 1851.

Mr. EDITOR STR: You will please
announce the name of G. NJ. MORROW
of Center Township as candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE
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MASTER coMMIssIoNER'ssALRs
samuel IS. Stephens srsrE or ono
John w. Brumelle MONROE COUNTI,

~ VS.. STATE OF 0HYo
John .Vd W. r9,s' sEsms'l' MONROE &c coySrk q rs
QY virtue of mandate to me directed fsom
ID the Court of Common Pleas of NQnrpA
county, Ohio, in the case of Samuel Stephens
against John w. Brunette and wife, viii nisr
for sale at public auction, ON Esslssi
Saturday. the 30th day ef Nns, 1S6Eio
at the door OF the court house in said county,
between the hours of ten o'clock .. M, and fSQF
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the following d.
scribed premises with the improvsmenh sitp,
ate in said county, to wit :: 81 - tss'sssso
Lots number sixteen and eightesnl 81 tks
town of Calais. Also, seventy feet square sf
the north east corner Of q lot Of land in thA
| south east quarter Of section eighteen, town.
ship seven, and range seven, and lying wsst Sf
lots numher sixteen and eighteen Aforesaid. ia
| Appraised as follows: Lot number sixtsSQ O.
l$516,66a; lot number eighteen at $500; sosass.
| Of laud at 1888 Ssh -. -.
| Ordered to be sold as the property Of yshn,
w. Brumelle and wife, at the suit Of eaah0ses
iStephens. WILLIAM 0KKY, Geld
] April -. - eS, MsA Csse No @ -
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WHEELING MARKsr.-Floxr, Super
per bbl IS. IS a 500; Extra S. Is a6, SO;
Prorissons, Beef cattle, on hoof g.;
Lard, bbls 1la 134; Hams, smoked 13aa;
Shoulders / II, Sides l2;S Sheep, on hoof
q 3; Butter, Keg and roll per ID Ia aa22;
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WOOL CARDING AND
SPINNING.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
i former customers, that he is preparing for
-CARDING AND SPINNING WOOL,
in the very best manner. He has two entire
sets of Carding Machines besides an extra I'm
isher and spinning machine. lis machinery is
good cards principally new, and all in good
order. He never, has to stop for low water or
want of steam but is always on hand and going.
His customers will be accommodated in the
shortest nnssihle time and with the ..--L
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LUTTE LEoTuRE FOR LITTLE FoLKs,-A daguerrean
artist came to our little village few days SINCE and
hung out his sign in the most conspicuous place. OF
course he was the general topic for the time being
The burden Of conversation In the village was Are
you going to have your dagurreoype taken r "Haye
uhadi it r. when are you going to sit for your
miniature ~ etc.
Ia consequence, all the little folks were tiptoe
tohnve their pictures taken.
One sensible mother made it the opportunity OF i'm
pressing her ehdren's minds with lesson of lifelong
Importance, by saying - shall be glad to get your
daguerreotypes my deals, but wish for another pic
ture taken by myself, one for which you are uncon.
sctoasly sitting every day. II is your picture in my
heart Now you wish me curl your hair and put on
your most becoming holiday attire, and you will no
doubt look your best when you sit for the artist to
totake your miniature. No frowns on your brow, no
pout on your lip no angry glance in your eye, dis
content upon your countenance, i dare say.
And do you wish that shadow, a dagurreotype
chat may be easily lost, broken or in many ways de
stroyed; do you wish that that shall he more lively
than the picture that your mother will wear in heI
breast SO long as her life shall last Your daily life
engraves an indestructibe picture; then be careful
that no shadow of rudeness, neglect disobedenct
dim its future or mar its features"
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MoLASsES The transactions in Sugar
we're confined small OF Molascs 80 bbs Fer
menting We're 55c within tho last three days 1900
packages City Refinery $1,000 in bbs and 60@62c
q gallon in half bhs,
FLOUR. The market quiet but firm, with sales of i6O
bbls ST. Superfne in lots So i0S6 l2 $50 Fine at
So go 100 Illinois 81 90 and 10 Choice Extra eagle
at IS u Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn in good request With sales of 10000
sacks Including Inferior and Rejected at 52c 1900 Or
nary Mixed 65 300 65@67 2000 White in lois at 10, 1900
Choice White % Yellow r. and $50 Choice White
5c "a buhe o. sacks Ohio sold at 60c, and 1000 ST.
6i65c p bushe The sales of Bran included some
400 sacks at the reduced of 81 % q 100 lbs
bbls Mess So 5 200 bh Bacon in good
quest 80 casks Ribbed Sides at Has, and 1870 in
three four lois ic Lard we heard OF no sales
of any importance.
COFFEE The market quiet and the principal trans
actions were 80 bugs part skmmng l0c and $50 at O
| lie q ID.
HAY..We noticed sales of 300 bales New York andng
at SIS, and 100 at $50 2 ion.
RICE. Holders asking 5tSG5lae, but lot OF ISs
| terces was sold on Friday Mt Sc d ID.
BAGGlNG The included 800 bales India private
terms and 200 pieces Louisiana Fenilentary i6ac q yard
ROPE I6i Hands spun sold at &c, and 200 Ordinary AT
$50 q ID.
low proorl at 2Ac q gallon.
| FREIGHTS...A bark taken for Boston at 25c q hb
round for Flour Pork Ships the berth for verroo
were still filling up at I'D FOR Cotton.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

vIcKsBuRG-seameE Ptineess-l2o bales cotton Buckncr
q cuady Rrq%n Sso6 h%Eni SSe65 Golems Putnam
VS. Cleveland Bfoihofs scos Reig .oDsrs ISrS
Wyehe ScoiS Kelly Geo5 Carroll PriteHrd ken
Ia Watt, Noble Mobey-l3 Ward saunders 4 hun,-l
ii Aby-5 Walker Stuart \ lIpcGison-S Miles Adams eco
McIenloe, Bayou scoI 10 Philips .teo-lG
cotton seed PAYNE Steele Sfo-i bale b hides We>"ars7
C tromwe-2o Vaudeville 4 Ncllhennyl4 Walker 4 Snyder
s SSo OIL e BgShm9n Carroll &e94 bis
order-Total IA bales cotton.
BAYOU sARA-s,eaner y Jr-a2 bales cotton to Payne
10 Wright Allen &co- Oakley tiawkin-6 Byrne Vance 4
bnrgs burnside Sco-7 moss iapidc Il Fee-O ibis no
lasses bb Urgnhart- If do do Harris Levi
! hhds Brand Iandrysundrics to orde-Toal 100
bales
YAzoo RIvER-stoamcr sallte Rebnson-5 bales cotton
IS Watt Noble Mobley36 tuckner Stanton a NewnlNn-25
I$f Il G oks &coN Walker sn"r
Ermet-l5 FTeCs9n Conway &c9-i Bgchann0n Carroll a
ton McGregor Aioway &co-O do Cooper &eoi9 do to
fendeyson Terry &co1 Thomhli Neoj Henderson reals
skins Converse ode1ou 1876 bales
1c. Milton Re1 bales sqa e to Ar
nrrs!Son Steyen9m vs. o MTeyiie Nlhe@4y2,d DO Ia
wright Allen Scoil Campbell Stronr-S do F1cimndsr
Gerson- Bnchannon Carroll &eo6 Byrae Vance eco do
or H'iTS Gayle 1y &sos Gayes B I SEQ Robson Al
der-Totai Sg6 bales cotton.
ST I.oUIs-steamer J f woodrnn-9s coils rope 40 bb
SpGEns o Fope 'i soS BALES hemp b%
pork 1871 lard i3 casks bacon boxes p0wS 4N6 sacks
sacks oats John Duffy Ico5 b6Is pork egg
loo SD sSno ~ saw % coo ID Do cnm %S
lbls liquor lo2 bbls \ May Seo-5o9 bbls -four Moon
FrsehSri &eosl boxes meat T~ichei DatcioTi2 bale
mdse G I BuFdecke .sco-sun'iries to order.
cINGINNATI-stcame Queen Of the VESTS casting
ALI hjl.rt j
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Commercial Intelligence.
Per Niagara.


Per Siagara.l LIVERPOOL, March q, 1851.
The following has been daily report of the market:
On the 2h 5000 bales 1000 spectators and exporters
On the 2s 5000 bales eudn 1850 Bruzls) 800 to peca
tors and exporers few irregular sales have been made at
3d. advise per ASIA but the majority of sales
firm prices. On the 3d. 5000 bales, 500 TO specua
and the absence of the Niagaras advice
steady trade demand former rates. On the
2ih TUESDAY 5000 bales 1900 specnators and exporters
Niaara vices have influenced the market their bias
favor of holders being counteracted by politics and the
limited attendance of pinuers On the 25h, 6O bales 1000
Spectators exporteswe still report dull market,
in the face of favorable reports of yesterdays market in Man
chester On the 18th, 1000 bales ncudn 1000 SuraU 1000 to
spectators and eXporera-we have had and slightly
irregular market the quantity offering being large Total sales
as per daily estimates 80 600 bales.
The export of the week reaches 1873 bes consisting
of 1856 American, and 2i04 East India. &
Buyers had choice the time the Mdding
grades of American have generally maintained theft
position while sandy descriptions have given fully
| Ia. per ID.
From Manchester learn to-day that Yarn has been in good
demand nd advance during the week. while Cloth is
| changed and in limited request.
The sales to-day estimated 5000 bales 1000 TO specua
exporters market quiet with the elections going
| ARMOUR II co.
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Sbippilsg yatelligente.
MONDAY, April 20, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY,

Steamship Mexico Lawless for Galveston and Indianola
4sta Harris Morgan &co
Steamship Philadelphia, Gray, for New York via Havana
Jennings, Langhland kco
Ship Statesman, Watts, for Boston, Greevy 4 Farwel
British Ship Astoria, Hutchinson. for Liverpool,
g W Oliver eco
Ship Cynosnre, Harris for Liverpool, Whitney &co
Ship North American, Clark, for Liverpool,
. ~ Baxter, Lowell &co
Whitney &co
Ship Seth Sprsguo Mecher for Have Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Genoa, Pennell, for New York, G Fosdick
Ship Gen Berry Seayey for Glasgow Jones' Macknder &co
Ship Marathon vanDyke, for Boston, @ Meeker kco
Span Bark Anita Martoe for Barcelona, PUG, Mir &co
Italian Bark Gandolfo Colletta for Santander, Spain,
Z + W Williams eco
Schr Mahon Belts, Godfrey, for Key West, J II Bass
Schr Wild Pigeon, OLeary for st Marks and Newport,
Post & Mel
Schr Trinity, Ysern, for Mobile, CIV Newton &co
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~ we -. ''
The old Banks are IN line against last week.
but the managers dare not enlarge their discounts even on
surplus possibly they may the average surplus shouu reach
million OF dollars or MORE ana no hea'y sums Oh exchange
offer
The Stock market was very quiet ihere was safe oil Oh
deceased estate o shares jackson AZ siu anu
shares OF Odd Fellows HAL al 90 SUBSCRIPTION ss or me
organhauon OF the o.f ahh 'ss"ea e
association is under charge Oh some OF our most enerpfs
ana competent mefcnah's anu VIII psote so'a investment
If ouarasrc;s, ;n,sres,s
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heavy Of which than half rejected That is $780,
600 applied for In the Of discounts in three Banks
The managers Of Camp street Bank do meet the position
of affairs boldly unnecessary stalking horse
the law applying to the old Banks and be from 300
$4,000 in line weekly
The statement Of the Banks this morning. shows increase
time last The decrease loans this week. long
is S42 49, The total amount Of loans and discounts Is $
ls2 against s2 5S7s9 time last year. This is very
moderate variation and when is taken into consideration that
fifteen hundred thousand dollars added the effective
banking capital after this time last year. will be dscerned
that the expansion in discounts is great has been
ported The deficiency of the last has been
Of the chief attributes greater demands of money and
yet they have been thus far without exavagant rates Of
interest dear the naequacy of banking CAPT
tai is beginning to show itself.
The weekly statement Of the Banks made to the Board of
Currency morning. the following variations for the
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans
he remembered that this 18th March, 1851 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in aud for the city aforesaid
50ay appeared Charles Briggs President H. Jan
ye Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company NJ
New Orleans who being duly sworn according law. do
pose and cay that the above
correct trance rip from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGliS President.
II. p. JANVIER, Secretary.
and subscribed before this II day of March,
A. u. 1851 c. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
Tie Board of Trustees have resolved pay six
per cash the outstanding profits on
and after the second Monday in May have
Il scrip dividend of TETIRTYFOUR PER CENT the
earned premiums of the year ending February 1851
which certificates will be issued day
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERR, Vice President
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Tie Duke d Alenzon, well known as spendthrift
once wrote to d wealthy Partisan: .sDear Sir, l am
the Duke D Alenzon; am in want of 500 francs,
and venture to apply to you for the loan of that sum-
knowing you to be distinguished by such run of
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Mansoni Secretary of tho
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according law depoe and the
foregoing and true and transcript
from the books of said Company.
[Signedl g. J. MANsONI, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before 18th july 1856
[Signedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFO ORD.
Trustees have resolved interest of
Six in cash. the outstanding certificates of profits
holders thereof their legal representatives, and
after the ID Monday of August proxlmo
The Board Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
per premiums of the
Company the year ending the 0h of June 1856 for which
certificates will the 18th September
THOS A. ADAMS, President
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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IMPORTS.

BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA G AI.VESTON-SteamShp Gen
Risk-SAj7iS 80 specie Burnside Eco2oUO do It NJ
Heiel2UD do Clner &cOl0SS7 25 do to Mickenbuger
10000 do TurnerlOUp do Il Lechord Sco9262 do DO to
de Egana-Si9S do Ell Hart &co74O5 do to II Phelps
$500 do do Marks52O0 do to Caldwell & Basuadu35 do to
u Stu2snneger & Eternod-l6i5 do
orderl3uU Hebrad &cO-liO do Pedreavile BROTHERS.
1000 Marbury FoserIS} beef hides Price Walsh
10 calves 4 Buddecke &co-i boxes Geo BulcrToutl
Sl3o,3I0 A.
BRAZ0S SANTIAGO-Schr Minua ScIefer-Iiides wood,
lead, &c.
CANFEUGAS-SChr r W Tul-Sugar and molssses.
LIVERPOOI.-Ship Horizon-S257 sacks salt order
GRAND CAYMAN ISLAND-Schr Emily-I.ot old chains
2O conk shells q mahogany LOT old brass u hides lot fruit
order.
6.LIVERPOOI-Ship Potomac-o l bale ntse to NJ R
Haggerty &cO7 do do Burnside &col5 bales do
Graham &cO3S crates Miller do %
Dougherty Nco-suudres John GaucheC T Buddecbe Il
COIL Meeker &co--and order.
NEW Y0RK-Ship E a Ilall-Assored mdse
BOSTON-Shp Oroondaes-700 ice to \ W Boaworth
&co--Assored indse
BOsTON-shp Championship ice to A W Bosworh
eco.
BOSrON-Barl Waverey-9O0 tons ice to ) Smith &co,
NEW YORK-Ship Westminster-Assorted mdse.
PENSACOLA-Sehr Souhron6O COO feet lumber 60OJ ahs
to Pooley, Nicol Gco.
GALvESTON-Sesmship Atlantc-56 bales cotton, Perkin!
&co4 Mtenberger &co-4 Hugely, Blair Eco-snnirie tt
order--Toial Ga bales cotton.
BoNFoUCA-schr Lberty-35,Uo0 bricks to order.
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MKs WITH TAILs.-An the scientific research be-
slowed On Africa fails to confirm the reported exist
os Of caadated race OF negroes in the interior of
Africa. Mr. I'll. Bowen, who spent several years in
the interior OF Central Africa as missionary Of the
Southern Baptist Board, makes the following refer
ce to subject in his recently published narrative.
In speaking Of Nasamu the execution Of the King Of
Iorn Ian interior city Of at least
and others with whom he conversed, he says:
Tie Moors and Arabs, who had been everywhere,
had told them wonderful stories of still other coun-
tries and tribes far off in the East. Somewhere on
the ether side Of Yakobu is tribe of people called
Alakere, none of whom are more than three feet in
height The chiefs are little taller than the com.
mon people. The Alakere are very ingenious peo-
pe especially in working iron, and they SO indus
kri0us that their towns surrounded by iron walls.
Beyond these are tribe called Alabiru, who have
pre3snt the Atabiru from sitting fiat on the ground,
every man carries sharp pointed stick with which
u Ne drills hole in the earth to receive his tail while
it3ng. they are industrious manufacturers Of iron
Z (af which they sell to surrounding tribes. All the
N GwOrds III Sudan are made Of this ir0n The
tfibe Id order are the Alabiwoe, who have a
4, &oatlike horn projecting from the middle of
IN fy fSEehead. For all that. they are nice kind of
xck people and quite intelligent. A woman Of this
ite 5sn now In slavery at Ofaj near Horrin. She al
tAys wears a. handkerchief around her head because
S6s is ashamed Of her horn There are other people
in This Doko region who have four eyes, and others
who live entirely in subteTanean galleries. These
wonders were attested by natives and Arabs.
These statements are very tough. But Mr.. Bowen
does not seem 10 regard the testimony as conclusive
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8epie@ Of tge 5Elarhets.

MONDAY MORNING, April 20, 1857.
COTTON. The demand was still limited on Saturday and
the unsettled and irregular appearance Some
$500 bales sold indicating full &c decline from
previous figures but the market leo unsettled for general
quotations, which omit for the present.
TOBACCO. We did not hear of sale worth reporting
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-hnles. Tobacco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1856. 1872 9,3+9.
=. yesterday 49,. 1851 l,4al,057 600 2s779
... l,43S,369 50 12S
Exported since ......... l,252 24s 24,464
. Saturday..... 1851 l2;6.s54 900 2i46i
-
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- 0fItans AaiIp Crescent.

1870 ~ 50 Ry ELEcrIoN. election Vim be held
~ 5fS1d -, Nay II, ID Wards Nos. 2, 3, 4, and
w Poiioe juror 0e this parish. the pemoeIa! y
sss 1870 mole the bet While our hands are IL II
b6 i,ss4 as wcil ID take charge Of these oficss
sSS deiS With the trouble. Our opponents Will,
~. VAT az .0ffice 70 seek the man. as is their
q jon sach occasions For rear 1na. some ~ Z,
- cs;gd Ma, III ana sehlle the thing at once.
+ ~ Rouge Advocate, 18th inst.
III init. Piseh y and win. Bat " your party
I ~ - u IL own game don't complainand " con-
I electionn Don't act as some folks do down
q mo s1,rsu fo think they have vested right to
NJ 6fIiEe n voters to the contrary, notwith-
49, Z, NJ Tie result, let the victors enjoy
a saS snfi md the defeated philisophically.
TsSts te I'LL snsible way to take the waggings of
xkaswosad. NJ gss6s M ,ss
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week conVefsed with q veteran in literature
Z S42xn whose powers Of mind no one can question,
NJ they may differ from him in speculative
pdjit@ This gentleman has preserved the health of
fsbody aud the solndness of his mind, through q
iopx course Of muItiarous and often depressing cir
CuSstanCes BY steady perseverance in the habit Of
walking every day. He has survived, for long pc
ro almost all the literary characters who were his
N w ss wea NJ Ua XII "
have dropped into the grave, after another while
ID ~ continued on in a. Uninterrupted course But
tAeY usfs men Of far less regular habits, and am
vation Of his equaniinity has, verify believe,
Sdred by the UNMARRIED practice to which have
md which, in others, would prove equally
NJ steadily and perseyeringly pursued