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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-09

lNew patches Of altered notes upon the
State Bank of Ohio, and counterfeit lo'son the
Bank ofCommerce, Cleveland, are circulating in
the country.
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or This weeks Repubsteaa comes out in q
long article by one Of Hatton's masters, charg-
ing Mr. Estep with writing tho "Kansas" arti-
Gle, in our last issue. As usual, there il about
as much truth in this charge, as the Father OF
Liafs himself, would be guilty Of OF one time
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Times of Holding COMrl ian the y tEl
Judicial District.

Asa matter of ofgeneral interest, to the people
of Harrison county, we publish the following
from the advertising columns ofthe Cadiz Re-
publican.
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0Y-The last monthly returns Of the Bank Of
FrAnce show less than twenty millions Of francs
In specie. Bat later adyices show that its con-
dilion u itnprosing
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0-Ex President Pierce and lady have gone
to NorlaIk to take passage for Madeira in the
trirate Powhattan, placed at their disposal by
President Buchanan.
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fr,-Ex- Governor Hammond, hss been cleo
III d the Ii. s. Senate. 20 lill tho vacancy caus-
a IN tlc death of senator Butler. sa
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BosToS, DEC. 2.--The steamship Niagara for
Liverpool via Halifax, sailed at noon with up
wards ofS7oo,00o IN specie.
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SEND FOR II.

The most superbly illustrated Magazine ever pub
Ifshed III Amefica, is the DeccnHbef nnHiber OF the
Cosmouolitan Art leurnal, containing over sigty
splendid Engravings, and giving full particulars Of
lie benefits Of the Cosmopolitan Art a ssocialion,
two dollars year; fingIe copy faftY cents aspceis
men copies will be sent to all persons who wish %
subscribe on receipt Of 1--WE postags stafips, IT'S
centsa AH}g@ ss u ...gs s asssg4
see sdvortisemeM headed ..Brillinnt ProspectusNs
Adde'S sTsD G. L. DERBY ,Aetuary O. vAsAs sss
54s Broadway, New YvTkt
N. "A. HANNA, Hon Secretary.
Nov. 25-6t t4 Ell IA HEt sa4
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Notice.

Whereas, on the 18th day Of September, a..
d. 1856, the Judges Of the Court Of Common
Please Of the Sth judicial District Of the State
Of Ohio, by their order OF that date, in due form
OF law, fixed permanently the times for holding
the Courts of Common Pleas and District Court
lin each and all of the counties in the said Dis
trict; and whereas, the subscribers, the Judges
Of said District, areof opinion that the follow
ing changes and alterations in the times of hol-
ding said Courts OF Common Pleas, and District
Court are required by the public interest and
convenience; it is therefore, by the subscribers,
the Jud:,e of said District, in pursuance of the
power vested in us BY law, hereby ordered that
the times of holding the Courts of Common
Pleas and District Court within the said Distritc
in fhe several counties thereof be permanently
! fxed as iollows: n
/ a'he Terms Of the Court of Common Pleas
tsfiSll hereafter commenca and and be holden,an-
muddy, in the
FIRST SUB DIVISION.
In the county OF Muskingum on the I'd day oi
February the 18th day Of June, and the I'd day
of November.
In the county Of Morgan on the 2d day Of
| March, the 25thAday Of May, and the oath day
OF August
In the county of Noble on the 10th day o.
March, the Sth day OF June, and the 9TH day o
September.
| And in the
SECOND DIVISION.
In the county ofGuernsey on the Goth day o
January, the I'D day OF une, and the I'd day
Of November.
In the county of Monroe on the 10th day Of
February, the 9th day of July, and the 10th day
of November.
In the county of Belmont on the Cd day o
March the 10Th day ofMay, and the 9th day o
I August.
| And in the
THIRD SUB DIVISION.
In the county Of Jefferson on the I'd day 0
February the 18th day of May and the 24tl
day Of August.
In the county of Harrison on the I'd day o
March, the 9th day Of July, and the 10th day o
November
In the county of Tuscarawas on the 10th da
of March, the 22d day of une, and the ID da,
of November.
Ond the terms of the District Court shal
commence and be held annually hereafter il
the several counties in the said Eighth Judicia
District as follows:
In the county Of Jefferson on the 30th day {
March.
In the county of Belmont on the 10th day {
April.
In the county OF Guernsey on the 3oth day {
April.
In the county Of Noble on the 10th day {
May
In the conuty of Monroe on the 14th day {
May
In the county ofMorgan on the 21st day {
} September.
In the county of Maskingum on the 24th da
Of September.
In the county Of Tuscarawas on the 10th da
Of October.
/ In the county of Harrison on the 26th day
October.
1t is also ordered that ifany of the days here
by fixed for holding the Aforesaid Terms
Courts shall fall on Sunday, such Court sha
commence and be held on the next egcceedin
{, day.
0 Dated at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, this Goth day
September, A.. II. 1857.
l.. o. MARSH
! IH
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
AARON F0RMAN,.
TAKES this method to inform the citizens Of
L Harrison and adjoining counties, that he
has taken the stand formerly. occupiedby Joseph
Williams, in the
COACH MAKING BUSINESS. saa
And that he has on hand superior stock sof
Carriages and Buggies, 4gr
Which he intends to sell on the most reasonable
terms, Persons from distance may rest assured
that they can do as well at my establishments
they can west Of the mountains, rs ] am deteEs
mined not to be exceIIed in timber sr orkmansh9-
Repairing done on the shortest notice, andon the
most reasonable terms. WY A as5s IT,
/ have purchased the Right Of the Patent
coupling invented by Hons Edward e ChHrlesIsv4
erett Itneeds only to be seen to be appFeciated
hope and feel confident of q iiberal SHARE D
patronage. A. FOisNiAN.N
cadiz, october 1886. fMs.F.sk. ss@ss
nnntRkI DnfNpQM
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Nofury Pubur

A MON LENNON having been nppoin,es = a..
IA tsry Public, y pFe9ared 70 teke and --s1lf.
Depositions. acknowledgements at Deeds n ss,S-<
ges, Sc, and 70 MAKE Noiarial Pfoies i.
Dec 9 le57-3t
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The State of Ohio, Harrison county. IS.

The Suite Of Ohio Harrison county, IS.
], H. G. Rowles, Clerk of the Conrt Of Com
mon Pleas for said county, certify that the fore
going is o true copy from the Journal Record Of
said Court.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at
Cadiz, this 2Sth day Of November, A. d. 1857.
Il. G. ROWLES.
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Har-
son co. Ohio.
Wesupposs that our very literal minded Clerk
Of the Court thinks that il is no business Of his
to inform any but republicans when the Courts
ofjustice convene, five were to Judge from his
actions. We wonder what those Democrats
who voted for Mr.. RowIes, think Of his "tiberal
vieics' ao,c3 "Laws If Ohm will not save him
next time,
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Z n Bushels Meshahnoek Potatoes for Aale III
IN ma2ll s8 GEORGE g. Wflssl So
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Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas of the 9Th
Judicial District of Ohio.
A true copy, by direction Of said Judges
Attest. Q. Russo IL, Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of said Muskingum Co.
GAINESVILLE, Oct. 3lst A. ID. 1857.
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New Wholesale and RetaiI
National Poline Caauetta

Cadiz, Ohio. April, %, 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

FRIDAY, March 6, 1s57.-Mr. Seward presented
the petition of certain subjects of her Majesty the
Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, relating to q
convention signed at Paris on the 18th of April,
1856 and on his own motion, it was not received.
Mr.. Bigler presented a protest of forty,four MEM
bers of the House of Representatives. and protest
Of fifteen members of the Senate of the State of
Pennsylvania against the proceedings under which
the Hon. Simon Cameron claims to represent the
State in the Senate of the United States from the 4th
Of March. 1857.
Mr. Pearce submitted the following resolution :;
which was considered by unanimous consent and
agreed to:
Resolved, That the vacancy in the Board of Re-
gents OF the Smithsonian Institution, occasoned by
the expiration of the term of the Hon. James NJ Ma
son. be now filed by the President of the Senate.
Whereupon, the Hon. James M. Mason was ap-
pointed.
Mr.. Yulee presented the credentials of Stephen R.
Mallory, elected Senator by the General Assembly
of the State of Florida for six years from the 4th day
OF March, 1857 which were read
MIR. Jones, of Iowa. presented the petition of GER
tain residents at Council Bluffs, praying the contrma-
ton OF military land warrants issued under the Act
OF March 3, lS55 in where excesses above said
warrants were paid by the persons locating them in
cash. 1t was laid upon the table.
After a brief executive session the Senate ad-
iOQrned,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

SURPLUS OF DocroRs.-According to cores
pondent of the Medical World, physicians have multi
piled so rapidly in this country that newly hedged
NJ. D. are puzzled to find community which require
their services They exceedingly numerous in the
Eastern cities, while the West is actually overrun with
the sons of Escuapius. The writer says he has re-
Gently made extensive exploration to and over the
arof West and finds the condition of things as sta
ted. In all the thriving towns and settlements in
Minnesota Kansas and Nebraska, there are more med
ical men than patients. One or two invariably mo-
nopolzed the business worth having but even the
most celebrated are poorly compensated, while the
prospect is not bettering The writer very wisely
eounsels his young brethren to become farmers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

GREAT D1scovERY.-An enormous express en-
gne, on six Wheels with two pair of coupled driving
wheels ten feet in diameter has been manufactured in
Paris. The point most worthy of notice in this en-
gne is the manner in which driving of this di-
ameter applied the difficulty in wheels Of this size
of keeping the center of gravity sufficiently low
having always been stumbling block to English en-.
gineersn This object is attained by separating the
boiler into parts, placed vertically above the other
the lower part forming the water chest and the upper
part the stesnlchest, connected by large vertical
tubes. The axles of the drvingwheels pass between
the water and steam chests in the aperture between
the vertical tubes. s-"..--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
Nth Orleans 1ailp Grsstent.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH IA, 1857.
A Ballad Of Nantucket.


A Ballad Of Nantucket. .
~
By T. B. ALDRICH.
Where go you, pretty Maggie,
Where go you in the rain ?"
~ 60 to ask the sailors
Who sailed the Spanish main.
If they have seen my Willie, :
II he'll come back to me-
Ills sad to have my darling
A sailing on the sea y
0, Maggie; pretty Maggie,
Turn back to yonder town,
Your Wille's in the ocean,
A hundred fathoms down. 0
His hair has turned to sea-pelt,
His eyes have changed to stones,
And twice two years have knitted
The coral round his bones!
The blossoms and the clover
Shall bloom and bloom again, ,
But never shall your lover
Come Ger the Spanish main!
But Maggie never needed,
, And monrnfully said she:
"'Tis sad to have my darling
A sailing on the seal
'a
She left me in the darkness:
heard the sea-gull's screech,
And burly winds were growing
With breakers on tile beach
The blythe bells Of Nantucket
What touching things they said,
When Maggie lay sleeping
With lilies round her head!
The parson preached sermon
And prayed and preached again
But Maggie'd gone to Willie ..
Across the Spanish main!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

KANSAS MATTERs.-A St. Louis dispatch of 7th
inst says:
A meeting of the citizens of Westport. Mo-, has
passed resolutions resolving to resist all efforts to re-
new troubles in Kansas to extend hospitable well
come to all emgrants and allow the laws of Missouri
and Kansas to punish offenders.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

A GREAT BARGA1N.-The ship Adratic, of New
York, of 26OO tons, and only five months old, which
was lately stranded near Dungarvon Irish Channel,
was sold, hull and cargo, for 81, 80 and has since
been got off and taken into Queenstown. When re-
paired and rugged afresh, it is thought, she will be
worth fully S5O.OOO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

SuIcIDE.-A respectable physician named Philips
committed suicide in New York on the 9TH inst, by
taking Prussic acid. He left the following note for
his wife: -.....a...-s
Il here declare that my dear Harriet has not been
the cause OF my misfortunes II is myself. l am
tired OF my own sinful nature and OF deceitful aud
cheating worId-May Cod forgive me. am yours as
ever. HE s. T. pr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
THE LAKE.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

s-<xs - .----, -z==-.- THE GREAT Ma
H. -. TI5Y1I i skITITofS k3S5H e iGE i5B
OHIO RAIROAD.-Wnich forms the grand central link in
the chain Of communication between the Mississippi and the
WHEELING, BESWooD and PARkERsBURG, ON THE
WAsHISGToN CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST.
At which places il unites with RAILROADS and STE AM
ROUTE by which THKOGH TICKETS TO WASHTNGT0N
can be procured to which point as well as to BALTIMORE it
is the shortest direct and reia
bic 1t the only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York the u York
only thus enabling business and travellers foR pleasure
information to visit four Of the principal cities in the Union
rs To passengers from New Orleans Eicksburg, Natchez
Memphis and the South west generally, travelling by the
by the Baltimore and Chic Road and connections, is offered
FlRsr.-They leave the boats CAIRO, the mouth
Of the Ohio and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad
SANDUNAl dis miles, or PANA, Q12 niles and thence by
Ohio and Mississippi Terre Haute and Alton Railroad
estwar By this route the traveller through Terre
Hante Indianapolis, Dayton and Xena to Columbus o.
SECoSD-Ihe South. western river traveller continue
the L. s Mail boats the Ohio Louisville Cincinnati and
then take the CARS FOR THE EAST. via. the Little Miami
AIR four miles below Wheeling, where he takes the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
% Travellers are requested TO notice that while this is the
only aoding Through Tickets all the Eastern cities
the rates charged by other New York only it
is also The shortest most speedy and direct all the leading
only SIC miles. being ahout 100 miles shorter
by other There less changes this route
and consequently less detention than by any other.
HOURS. ~"
r Be pm gnr,eHls5 4 and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALT1-
H- Through Tickets, allowing the holders stop any
point on the route and resume their journey pleasure be
under the St. Charles u kRSSk6Y ss S SEfFEE Sff4
,-, - Agent B. X o. r. r., New Orleans
i Al Aa4 tn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

THE ELECTION BILL IN THE SENATE-The election
BILL which appears elsewhere, passed the Senate by
the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. DeRussy, Defreese, Evans, Griffin,
MeMurdo, Martel, Munday, Oliver, Pearce. Phillips,
Pellerin, Ryan, Richardson. SHINES, St. Paul, Stir
ling, Woods and Withers-ls.
Nays-Messrs. Burlington, Chew, Ducros, Gardere,
Heard, Kidd, Lavergne, Locou, Scott, Taylor-l0.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

PAY OF GENERAL iSooTT-The question of pay and
allowances to Lieut.. Gen. Scott, fortunately set
tied during the closing hours Of the late session of
Congress The arrearages due the veteran, it is IN
derstood, will amount to about thrty.two thousand
four hundred dollars, and his annual pay and emou-
ments will hereafter be fifteen thousand dollars
grateful nation, we sure, viii cordially approve
this proceeding and deem it far less measure of III
sraEty than OF Justice The people viii concur with
Mr.. Butler, of South Carolina in the proprety OF
granting to a laureled hero and eonsumniate gene
raj that fair rsquita which his brilliant military ser
vices have richly deserved and which other nations
always acco .ied 10 those who have sustained the
honor Of the Inteigepcer, 6th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14

PENSACOLA NAVY YARD.-The ayailabilitles of the
United States Navy Yard at Warrington, are being
tested in repairing vessels, there being no less than
five Government bottoms high and dry on the ways.
We are glad to see this. and always knew that this
navy yard was good for something These FIVE vessels
sary we should specfy.-[West Florida Times, 10th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
s-~. r-,,..r+z=zzspr,-N NEW ORLEANS, JACK
.ssSA Ea son AND GREAT NORTHERN

4 PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily,
O'clock A. NJ arrives Summit Miss hundred eight
ne from New Orleans At 3 clock \. " Returning leaves
Summit day at O'clock, P NJ, and reaches New
leans 6:SD o'clock. p. ".
FAREThree mile. each way, Childrea
of Children between twelve
and colored persons, half price
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained the Office of the
Company No 45 Carondelet Also family tickets,
whoie or halves in packages Of twenty Ave, reduced price
Coored permitted ride in the without
written pass expressly authorizing them do aud nauing
the stations and from which they As the will
De retained by the Conductor and will be good for
direction only those making trip both ways will have
provided with Two.
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
irerlediate stations at ISoclk A. NJ every Tuesday Thurs
day and saturday aud leaves Summit New Orleans
tsrneGnte STATIONS, every Monday Wednesday Friday
morning 430 o'clock A. NJ. This train stops Fridays
Saturdays nj Flag Stations midway between regular saos
to receive and deliver freight but any other days,
e- No freight will received the New Orleans dspot
after o'clock ?. VI.
r, P. GUYARD, Supt Transportation.
Ne 4 line Of four horse mail from Summit
JACKSON and from Jackson to Summit every day connecting
with the passenger trains So If
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Viii leave on S ATURBAY. 18th inst. at P NJ
r. - FOR SHREVEPORT, RED BLUFFS
lEAtts5 Grand Bayou Campte Grand Ecore st Maurice
Alexandria, Gorton's and intermediate landings,
the superior swift running steamer Col. Edwards,
E. Smith. will leave above. For freight passage ap
ply on board or
mi3 F. e. RANDOLPH & Co. AZ Union street.
Is receiving freight the foot of st. Louis
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REG ULAR KETS.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE.
'ill leave SATURDAY. l4th inst. at : O'Clock P.
n- UNITED STATES TRI- H
sgsls 81 WEEKL.A MAlL LINE lsAss44ts:s,s

- SAlfhR sTAEHS 1siz
on TTFs2AT F T. on 1BFRsPAS + # os sTgFP7 7 r
FRI s s %a; dS dR1SsS
M %sGp sn, T & 1 3 @ o T. 5 e"s5s M
Rouge Hudson mine Baton Rouge Ion Rouge Port Hnd
Bayou Sara Redport Hudson, Bayou Bayou Sara Red
Adams ' &atshss aaine For; "a Adams, Sstehsz Wa.
St. Jaeph Gra6d eFproot Roaney rand Ga
t @ Marreaon and s. JOSEF Grand maTrenton and
sllE 4DY AZ eksous N 5 eSs;y Il
Providence, Stac
Island EeaGA anu
ssi?v1jsHfit sssPy 1HtEsDaY. EsDs9s
The above mentioned plend passsng packets will leave
business entrusted ther viii be and faithfully
& the ssfa Goats vSs 5 viii II
it without delay and without any extra charge;
money jswey valua5e unless regular
t S Sng n are taken @ na a @ yae t s4
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
''s'S"' passage oRk%h iRRf 1pAi% FkirSaARp
NO T4ioS Sd R?T rssoSpoa q Gn5Gndes s st. st.
dkIiNs 1s2s 45REH fa s4ass E ~
= connodae the public the owners and masters
S t R is fs f5 If
NfThs aS SfsRls Ss nsR
COMPANY.
The Boats comprising the Line the FIRST GLASS;
inferior the West South for speed comfort and
r VII vii leave each PLACE every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
p9-Particular attention will ne paid way business.
f.s.nar fEsesase 2; xebSasHss e bSnasss nassF nassE
-wEDSEspAY pACKETs-
% H. Z. ~. W Hi. fhos H f?SsS Sewc Hliss; master
Ben Fronisii 1kiEat v tAfkd1s G. A,dsts, master
sbinar an m a. NM rs1, o ba nrrc.uo,i+r o ,s
The Line connects at Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
Mail Line and with ali the railroads for Nashville St.
continuance of the patronage hitherto extended to the
owners Of this Line is respectfully solicited For freight
sac sPsy on 0o.Te J6a Z HYDE poya street
Y5 & 4 zAfHANIHRsSF & tGtH ss SS
s. Fulton where prepared ali times furnish
sH a
IN!is, Bi,ACKsNITHlSi, etc Each member Of the firm
onr atilie furnishing the following are no, sur
" SH#T 4 PIPES
'AiHS5i{ FihH E{fs H5ss HsSfSS,fs %s%Ns SsH f1Ss;
Flh5E{HHS dE$#FS$5S! $5S5 }S5eS S5TfzEs H3HF
Attached our esabishnenI nave general furnishing
ss iGy e,s vh Il 1;sE rfs FS I fer r. 15S PLAN
PUMPS-Worttngton' Safety steam Pump. s. P. Kases
ss PgqP Gq Es ssss and V9 V PTSs SS M 2td Lift & PnPi
article showing the highest point which may
been carried during its Htarson's Water Gauge.
TIN " Re-
Chahnc Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Meulds;
Coffee and Tea UruS, Soup TureeRs
Pyramids uHi other Ware. Of all varieties.
Together with Cast and Sheet hon Cook Washing and
ironing md Box Fancy Cabin ani Pnrlor Sal
&nanler and IaEuOu Stoves Deck Stoves, FOrges Fire
BASKETS Bucket Wrenchs Steam Whistles and Valves Pow
Hs sep s and H 6ps E3S D ao;s and F
Pumy Cocks Lanterns, Lamps, OF all descriptions
BREWSTER & &ZACHARIE,
Nos. IS Front and So Fultnu streets
Sole Agents for SchGers and Vacuum Gauges HEAR
sons Water tIage s. p. kse's Fire Punpa and u W. Cot
tons Patent Piston Heads and Craze Rars auH Is
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= LITHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND

s. LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
M "a ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton and
EupLrosne streets Office NJ l05 ST. Charles street;
w 1.-Two doors from the Charles Theaterl 1fanu
lre of he latest and approved Patterns o. Rargs We
rpuAhs Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight and Crcu
lar S. Fronts Capitals anG I'll kind, Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK fnr Building purposes.
s> Railings, Castings. arl Boxes Sash Weights Ven
ors sale at the Old Stand lu6 St. Charles street. New
Orleans o25 "
C1RtSP'S GA4ETX-THE 81 pwER " GOLD AND
~ vLE.al BAutgEL py t-s hel.-- I-u-ye. MIA Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-14
Y A 2 90 RIV E r.

Leaves Il SATURDAY. the l4tf instant. p. ".
Hrga - FOR YALOO RItER-THE FAST
and regular passenger packet steamer Com
iSsss4sS promise, NUnnally, master, will leave
above positively for Eicksbur Saarti, Ya2oo City Sdon,
Greenwood rore, all intermediate landings. For freight
Or passage, apply OF, board
milo +. q. RANDOLPH & Co. - tnon street
The Compromise is receiving freight at the foot Of
Cu>IomhOusa
a YaabushH freight taken with the privilege of reshping
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Leaves on SATURDAY. the l4th inst, at 5 P. N.
~ FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND

I'ay0u, Lafpte. Erand Ecore, ST. Naurice Alex
andria. Goron's Landing and all intermediate
landings-The splendid and Duke.
sam Apple@ate will leave For freight
passage apply board,
NIL +. u. RANDOLPH & CO.. A Union ST.
Is receiving freight the foot of Benvie street. will
take freight Jeie and above Raft privilege
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