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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-22
NUMBER 276.
Later from Havana.

The steamship Cahawba, Capt. Bulloch, from New
York. via Havana left the latter port on the 18th, and
arrived here early yesterday morning. Her purser
furnishes the following Memoranda -
The opera troupe were still detghting the good
people Of Havana, and woald stay. q month longer.
They are reapng golden harvest. -. -. -: ~
There is nothing new stirring. Exchange was more
favorable. The new crop Of sagar was coming IN.
The Cahawba Experienced yeryssheayy weather on
her passage from Havana. She encountered tre-
ulendons norther, which lasted two days On Sunday
passed large ship steering to the southeast.
! We have received our usual files. The Diario de
ID Marina publishes a menacing article regarding
the difficulties between Spain and Mexico, and cites
outrages committed recently upon Spanish citizens
Mr.. GODDARD, the eronaut, il in Havana. and was
expected to make ascensions in short time. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-22

A PRouD PosITIoN.-The London Times has IN
article on the probable policy Of the President elect
with this fattering interregatory~ '<S:7' - =
Who would not be President Of the United states2
the choice of nation of freetnen, the object of most
infinite care soliciude and contention to 27 0ea G69
Of the human race, the object at which every man
finger points the topic on which every mans tongue
descants-raised above his fellowmen by no accident
of BIRTH by no superiority of wealth. but by thu
presumed fitness OF his personal qualities for one
the most elevated situations that may be called
upon to fill q r.,,-,- , -, ei-.- s;.--s z-E -.
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REGULAR PACKETS +.
r.. sFEAnlERS ECLIPSE IT, =,


The magnificent steamer The elegant and
Eeli pse, l.. W. Broadwel steame. Southern Belle,
couInand for Mikers BendJ N. Broalwel, commander
Yicss,lug Grand Gulf, Rod for Grand Lake Carolina Land
ney and Natchez New ling Ashton, Plohers's Point
Orleans every SATURD Y1Skipw's Landing, Like Pro-
EVENIS at thel whence Camn,ack's Landing
above and all interuediatej jCioodr's Landing Mikens
landings t.,-Hss Bend; Vicksburg. Grand Gull,
7-SS~ Y 'FyFf s"@ Rodney and Ma chez, leaving
=, -rg-.,,. New Orleans every THURS
g DAY EVENING, at 5 O'Clock,
for the above and all nterrae-
= - Siiisie landings.
The above steamers are ao a6ples order and viii at
tend faithfully 10 all business entrusted to their care.
The ECLIPSE and sol TERN BELLE will receive freight
for Yasoo river, and reship Vcburg without selay
Neither the above will be responsible for letters
packages containing money other valuabes unless regular
bills Of ad.g taken and contents stated for vaa-
sbe deposited by passengers with the clerk contained in
No bills will be recognized unless contracted nader written
order from the pa Of either Of the above boats. and all bills
must presented the office OF the boat to which they belong
before Il ocoek day leaving for approval which will
the office OF the Agents. 60
yier street. 49, r-'-N
For frei xl,t Or passage apply TN board or to 2
BR6AnWKTI,.BRoS.7& CO., IS Graviey ST.,
SGAPP HTTE 4 Front ST.,
K. X. LAECiHI1S IS Front street -. -
BA clerk viii the evee day III the week
receive freight tpr the above boats. -t u" - Jas
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PENsao aooLA AND. GEORGIA RAILRoAD.-Re. are
slatied to be able to state from reliable source that
our railroad is progressing with such vigor and en-
ergy as to give earnest of its speedy completion
There are now not less than 450 able bodied men
and 100 carts at work on the road between Taahas-
see and Alligator and the contractors are gradually
increasing their force.
The work of laying the track will be commenced in
April and it ia the intention Of the company OF nay.
ing twenty miles of the road in operation by oetoeer
next The whole distance from Tallahassee to ALI
gator l06 Clio miles, and we expect TO trayel py
fhis rhad TO tbe latter place on the 25th December
= Tallahassee Sentinel, 9Th.
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Ne@ 0rIealnls. 4aiIp Grssterd.
, A Beautiful Serenade.
BY MRS. CHiLps.

' a beautiful 6efenaQe. Ia 4
BY MRS. CHILDS. = 4
In Autumnal Eeaves,'' collection of Mira. Lydia
Maria Childs fugitive writings, in prose and rhyme,
just published we find the following charming verses
which deserve to be shrined in music
i'& vi ~ Sleep well Sleep well!S - .-.hs.y
+, y5s = t9TT TO rnusics spell: S''7 S@S7''
Thus hushng thee -eH' ss''
To reverie, .se15 .y5 a
Like evening breeze -
s-' ' Through whispering trees;
.iy..-s ~ Till memory and the lay ~ '~''''
- - Float dreamly away -, ~ 49,.
Sleep well! Sleep well
= '--.,s =. May deans bring near :>'~s - s':' II
s.ar r. All who are dear, A,s- ~ ls=- ~
..- With festal flowers ss-..- -s,tlf y. -
. From early hours ; -, -,
: H+'SF4 While softly free,
This melody - -, II
T. Drifts through thy tranquil dream,
! - % Like lilies on stream.
( ~ So Sleep we'll! Sleep WE'LL! e! y
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MEETING OF THE FREE STATE LEGIsLAFuRE IN
kAssAs.-A dispatch dated Topeka, Jan. 7th, says:
: The Legislature opened here yesterday, and after
short session adjourned until to-day, as neither Gov.
Robinson nor Lieutoy. Roberts has been here. Gov.
Robinson has resigned, Roberts is in the Territory,
but has fiiei to attend. Much dissatisfaction pre-
walls in consequence. Yesterday us Deputy Mar.
slal acting under a writ from Juge Cato, arrested
seven members of the State Legislature. The writ
has upwards of thirty names attached to it.. More
arrests will likely be made. = - .. a., &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-22

THAT CORRUPTION BUSINESS Writing under date
of the l4th, the Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun says: ''
Mr. RAYMOND, of the New York Times, is here, at
the summons of Mr. Kelsey's committee alleged
corruptons in Congress- The terms of the resolution
under which the committee act require prompt re-
port. The investigation it is thought, will be brief
and the committee may make such report as will
render further proceedings unnecessary But If they
should bring any question of privilege before the
House. it may produce an interminabie discussion,
greatly to the prejudice Of the many important sub
jects which demand the attention of the House.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-22

MAIL STEAMER BETWEEN New ORLEANS AND kEY
WEsT.-7We extract the following from letter in the
Wakulla (Fa.) Times, written in Washington on the
27th of December, by Senator Mallory to Mr. Noyes,
of Wakulla
| We are in the midst Of holidays, but Lam working
Cezzens has eaved in with his mail contract, not be-
ing able to get boats and am now busy cour ing
offers from different sources at $4so00 The contract
is an excellent one, and whoever carries on the ser
vice well must make great deal Of money. If no
offer comes from the parties addressed will have it
again advertised. Herman Livingston, of New York
oilers to take it, but proposes to it with small
propeler-too small for freight Or passengers-and
| this have objected to. ' r. .-
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Later from Texas.

The steamship Mexico, Capt. Lawless, arrived yes
terday from Galveston, bringing dates to the 18th
From the News we extinct the following paragraphs
The present high price Of cotton and the prospect
of its being still higher, seems to have enhanced the
value Of field hands, in all parts of Texas we have
heard from. The True issue says sale was lately
sold for 81 ,720, and another for 81 800. 81
A gentleman from Houston informs Us that a good
many wagons are now arriving in, that city daily
loaded with e6ston. For the last two or three weeks
wagons have been very scarce in that city, owing 10
bad roads, but the roads are now getting passabIe.
The Comanche Indians near Fort Belknap are
now sending hides dressed deer skins, buffalo robes
ETC., to Houston for sale. ~, q
The new steamer Gramp1is No q, built at Pitts
burg, OF cost Of 1874 LOCO, for her commander, Capt
Kennedy, arrived yesterday, fortyeight hours from
New Orleans en- route for tie Rio Grande and Brazo
Santiago trade. The Grampus is superb boat
strong swift and of light draft She can carry 00t
beam, % feet hold, 81 feet; three boilers and sws
engines. We congratulate our Brownsville friends OF
such an accession to their marine. The Gfampu
brought the following freight for this place; T6s
ploughs, 8 cultivation, o wheel-barrows, 90 boxe'
glassware, $50 demiiohns, etc z.s.sz "a ,.- 5.
The books Of the Union Insurance Company Of Gal
weston were opened on Thursday for an addition o
$4,000 subscription 70 its capital stock under TIL
amended charter. Within twenty fonr hours ,90
were subscribed by solvent PARTIES city
This shows eQnclusively the high standing Of TIL
home stock. = q -z-f1'f - ,'--F' = rre
The Houston Telegraph states that the directory
the Houston and Texas Central Railroad
intelligence of the purchase Of $50 tons ofiren helm
the amont required for the next ten miles the roaf
The track will be laid as fast as the iron arrives
will be all done BY the first Of April, The same ps
persayss: g Fifteen miles more of the road is ais
ready for the iron, which viii be ordered Shortly"
| The Central Texan, of Grimes county, says th
planters there have, fr some time, been hnsily el
gagged in blowing, JpreparatUry to Dianting. This
dSubtiess the case IN nearly oil the counties of IL
]
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An itinelant quack doctor in Texas was applied 70
v one of Col Hays rangers to extract the iron poat
II an Indian arrow from his head, where Il had oeeh
lodged for some time. I" cannot stract TINS, stfan
eer' said the Doctor a because to do it would go
nieb killing you but can give yon pill that VIII
melt il in vour head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-22

/ ANNIHIL ATING TINE AND SPAcE-The New: York
Mirror says ,s. e.---g- =
| At o'clock p NJ, in New York, it is nearly s
o'clock in London Consequently when the Atlantic
Telegraph is completed the afternoon papers in this
city, issued at o'clock, will be enabled publish the
I evening news Of the same day from Parliament and
I
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(. The TRANsATLANFIc TELEGRAPH .LINE.--A dis
patch from Halifax, of the 18th, says :...,,..,
E Cyrus W. Field, ESQ., the agent of the Atlantic
Submarine Telegraph has arrived here in the steamer
Merlin, from st. Johns He has made arrange gements
to have portion Of the coast Of Newfoundland sur,
veyed, with a view Of selecting the best place to
bring the transatlantic telegraph cable ashore Also
for the construction OF land line to connect the
wires of the present line with the cable. t-ss5
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/ FaezES TO DgArH.-During one OF the cold nighls
to death on prairie while hunting sheep.
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A Coal MINE DISCOVERED IN LouIsyuhE.--EX-
eavations at the foot of Twelfth street, Louisville
have brought to light sort of siaty coal, some Of
which is said to burn very freely The Journal says
Mr.. Pope tried it with the following result:
BY breaking it in small pieces it burned very
readily and with intense heat for few moments;
the blaze was eXtingushed and the pieces became as
hard as iron, though retaining red heat for hours
Hewas satisfied from his experiment that the mineral
though producing better fire than nothing, was not
exactly the kind of fuel desirable in these freezing
times But who knows but this slaty substance is the
| upper strata of an immense coal field Stranger
things have happened and all the necessary burning
material may nndere our city and be had for the
I digging. --s- .-.s
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WILD Prdross,-The Mobile Register Of Tuesday

" III 7" rr7 Hf''7fse " 'e.
says: -, -. ......... - IL
The unusual appearance Of several hqcks of wild
those familiar with these BIRDS but particularly
with those who knew nothing about them, save what
they had heard. Tive Or three hocks were observed
flying over the city and either these, others OF the
tribe alghted Tin considerable numbers) in Orange
Grove. More Of them were seen yesterday and others
still may be expected i'll this very cold weather shall
rOntnup. ..... ,. g.4-E..E -s...
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. A Graceful PETITIoN.-M. Lana,tne has sent a
circular to each of the many thousand subscribers to
his monthly work the Cous Fanilies de Literature,
asking for renewal of their subscriptions for the
second year.. He says: -'--. -.~ . .-a ~s
regard my subscribers sir, not as public, but a
private family of friends. am aware that benevo-
ence towards myself had more to do with your sub
scrbing than any literary curiosity had. | am not
Inundated by this, but rather proud of it, for like
cordial affection better than glory. If wish to give
e some useful assistance in my work really had any
great share in inducing you'to put down your sub
scription for 1856 venture in person to ask you
Frankly to continue it for ,lS57 s,ss-v
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merit Young lawyer lately insulted the Judge, who
fined him $50 He repeated the insult and the Judge
doubled the ne he tried it again. and he trebed It,
Finally, he asked permission to go home. ''What
for ~ asked the Judge. 70 buy your honor paper
at ten per cent: pay my fine"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-22

New AND, .USCHARITABLE YERsIoN.--The, New
York Mirror speaks of the editors of the Herald and
Tribune in the following manner while rebnkng them
for disposition to deny the undeate
the circulatons of their cotemporaries: ~, ~
There are some natures that prosperity does not
seem to expand-the more they have the more they
want and the less generous they become, until they
sink at last into the mser's grave unwept, uIi
hOnored;' and unhung. - " p IS = ~
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ESCAPE OF SLAvEs.-The Cincinnati Enquirer
states that Of the slaves taking advantage
Of the present condition OF the river, which Is now
thoroughly frozen over make their escape into free
territory. Three men and one woman crossed in one
! night, week or two since. - 81 sS9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-22

SHocKING.-The Baltimore SUM- of the 18th re-
ates the following sad affair, which occurred near
Hagerstown, Maryland: J. - T+'s.. 49,
On last Friday afternoon, Mrs. MahaIa Rohrer, d
widow hdy residing in Tilghmanton, left home for
tile purpose of visiting neighbors. She locked
her two little children, aged one and four years, in
the house, and took the key with her. The eldest
she positively refused to take it, leaving it at home to
take care of the youngest, During her absence the
house took fire, and the children being, locked in,
burned entirely up 1t is supposed that the children
were playng with the fire, and thus set fire to the
building, which, being Of logs was totally destroyed.
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HAVING ONES HANDS FuLL.-One Of the Berlin
papers describes the exertion aud labor OF seeing R
tori as follows 4" In the right hand, an opera
text the left upon the translation the ears upon his
tori, the feet stamping applause as the hands are
preengaged your hat, with the ease Of the opera
glass, gloves and a bouquet, between your knees
Sl,bsepye all this and you may pass for person of
taste and fashion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-22

Why is retired carpenter like lecturer. Aus;
Because he's an explainer.
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p UNITED DsTATES TRI- re-
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ON. TUESDAY. a, ION THuRSDAf,loN ATpRpAf, st
5P. VI al 5 P NJ. 5P- y.
Themagnticent U The magnificent The ma gnifcent u
mail packetU s mail packetlS states mail packet
Princess, Captain h. w. Nj isae,t captain
Nilsson Will feage Capt J. B. Gauon,lF. T, Ieathers, will
for DoneIssuyle viii leave DON lleave for Donaldson
Pla,,uerIi,e Baon Plaque Vile aqueniine a
ROnre PORT Hudson Rouge, Port Hd
BAYOU sara Red Port Hudson Bayou son Bayou Red
River Landing Sara River River Landing, Feft
Adams Nntchex landing Fort Ad Adams Nachez, Wa
Waer1roof Rodney ams Nstchez erproo Redney,S st.
ST J6senb i.Xd esproof Rodney Joseph, Grand Gulf,
iF Warrenon and st Josep Grand andFicks-
ksurp ey ylFfplf Warfsnton bnrg every SATUR-
TUESDAY, at 5P. tYicksburg, Milf DAY.et5P. NJ
NJ %, "a Isen's Bend and Lake r-,y p. -.
- Providence, st ac No. 90, 49,.
FlIslaHd Reach and 6
.E L e. III lSkipwi,hs Landingl --. - 100
s... steyery THURSDAY, l. .'E
- lat P. NJ ....- 49,
mentioned splendid passenger packets wilt leave
on their regular DAYS without fail the hour appointed All
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended Freight taken for Yazno, II consigned TO W. M
SH AW the agent at Vicksbrg, who will forward
1t without delay, and without any extra charge s.
will not be responsible for letter or package
money iegelry or vauabies regular
bills an specifying tho contents and value and
the freight paid nor vauables deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage -
For freight passage apply on board. or to -, ~
CARROLL, PRITCFIAR D CO., =
Union Row. So Carondett st.
$3.50 IT T. b. SMITH, No Tchoupitonlas St.
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LEGISLATIVE CoRRvrr1oS.-C Coming Out Boldly.
The New York Mirror appears to have little fear of
libel suits. From an article in that paper upon
the recent revelations in Congress- we extract the fol-
lowing: -: 2. fEs- -. HT'l- '-'-E
The thanks of the public are due to the intelligent
correspondents of the Herald and Times, to the Hon.
Mr.. Kelsey Of this State who introduced the resolu
ton Of enquiry, and especially to Mr. Paine OF North
Carolina, who stands ready to put the committee in
possession of facts which will crimnate and bring to
Justice one rascally member of the House. II is said
that this member comes from our own State, (Mr:
Edwards of Chatauque county, aud his colleagues,
they are careful of their own honor viii spare eff
forts to bring him to Justice. There is another mem
Der from the interior of the State who is said to have
openly boasted that he cleared $l00a0O at the last
session. and that he could well afford to pay 81 900
for his reelection. He was reelected and now occu
pies seat in the House. Those who know him says
he is caous to shame but if should turn out that
he was indirectly engaged in, the case of bribery te
which Mr.. Paine has referred, it is probable that
tardy and long deferred punishment will at last over
take him. .. --. 49,,
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nAY AND BoARplNG sCHooLFoR YoESs

~ DIEs-Eounded in 1898. by Madame heiris, and con
eted uce 1910 by Madame Desbruyaux Burgundy street, be-
tween C1stonIhou and BensiIe Streets New OrleRns
The Summer Session Of this establishment at Pass Christian
bspns on the lst The Buildings there large enough
to scconu,oaate FIFTY boarer and indefinite rnber o.
Day scholars Attached to the petaises are fine bath house
state instruction in every Stage and Department q edsaton
na Snsingand Solfege taught by M Provost the vel
Known header al the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera Ar
prs III reside ut the Pass during the summer and will
tinue his lessons rgn and ssSege HI
will also give private lessons in families. - +'
in music place month during wnse
In he y ana every fortnight during the summer a the Pass
be civ school remains open tie whole year for boarder
Io, scSpiars III ~ my2Aly
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/ THE BRlT1sH EABAssY,-A letter from London,
speaking Of the appointment Of Mr. vifiers Min
lister to this country says that he had the American
mission offered him, and was on the point Of accept
ing it. The pay was raised to $4,000 to induce him
to take it, and all the cabinet urged it him with
the exception Of his brother, Lord Clarendon, who
advised him to declined = ~, ..- g- -,s. ST. IL,
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LOWER, MISSILES fPPI,'s
FOR RED RIVER.

VIII leave on SATURDAY,, 9th inst, At 5ociock r. ~
RS. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou. Grand Ecore and Alexandris--The ss.
Wright j. d. Clark MASTER will leave as above. For
jail T. B. SMITH, 4 Tcboupsoulas street.
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THE LAKE.

FOR NOBlLE-DAILY u. 8. MAIL
l@AllS LINE Winter Arrangeae entIThe splendid @ low
muster: Florida, W. H. Hutehings MASTER Caiifor. Or
~ with superior OF the above steamers
will leave Ponchartran Railroad DAILY on the arrival
of the 4 =. NJ. train of ears '. r,r,,,,
Returning will stop Paecagoala MONDAYS and Tfe rs
DAYS. . sffr .v.-s. ., '--.---..g,,r.
Cabin Fsrs each way
Deck - =: IN t ;,
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For sale by = N: FltoHhR.
ma If II Carondeiet ST. corner Union
+ OsI--A UERTIFICATE IssUEp By THE, I'M MEuHAN @ n J
Stock In favor Ferguson number D. dated 9TH sepem
ber Said certificate having been lest application tof
Nsw ~ rr,ean " @ 1 Van IL T. is57 ju &Mo6w
A YER's CHERRY PECTosAL, FOR THE
n rapid cure of 49, 49, .S- = ss.. -
CouGiIs coins, HoARsENEss, gRo oNCHITIs, GROUP,
WHO9PING COUGH, ASTHMA AND
H. CONSUMPTION. - ,
This remedy for itself such for Of
avery variety Of Pulmonary disease that 1t Is entirely
cessn evlenecs OF its virtues IN any
niy where employed. So wide is the held OF s
usefulness the of its cures hat
aboTds publicly KNOWN
ws restored from alarming and even
ease Of the lungs When tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kud too apparent 10 escape
observation where its virtues are krow the pnoie no
Longer hesitate anlete employ Tor The distressing and
Affections the pulmonary organs winch are Incl
dent climate And only in forniidate upon
ness ete and for Chren the and safest medi'
cine that can be obtnined, a., Al, ~ .., -.
we need than the people S quality kept
up the best that ever has bsem a9 thst ths gehass
article is prerared Dr. j. c. AVER Lowell Mass, ana
sold by everr druggist in tile United States
r no 3md&H . .J.WREGHF 4 CO., Wholesale AGENTS
AGENCY-aoEf& a GaANpuN's
~ Fsur sllery, Oil de Perdrix Fehenay and YIN lmpe
JULES MuMMs & co.'s Anchor, Vernsnay Cabinet and
|. Imperial. .-. ..., =. =, T..
The subscriber authorized to receive orders nn hea! er
for direct importation named very super Cham
payne and sacts Of dealers in general Astoet
always hand. Samples can be seen 90 We once Oh
4 niisls- ! = :, s. WoLFF 95 Canap street.
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GOVERNMENT OF FNfEAKAGU a IiGAN.
Of the Supreme OF
fn 18th August as' vernnent auhorzei Loan OF
S dSr,icilied the in the city of New Orleans
to be carried cut direction and OF the nie
signed. - - =, -.
Loan made payable in twenty years from the LIST inst
,a the Bank carrying six cent per an
nm in eres payable annually also at the Bank Of louisiaiia
This also apart by this decree One Million
holders their Ultimate the Scrip Tor when Lad
wa arr Ais prepared to offer Since the Governnent
has Dseane established on permanent basis think those
securities great Inducements capitalists and
They are now reasonable terms we
parties who feel interested in this Of
great importance examine the above decree wheh Is Oh
record at the office Wn Christy notary OF this city
NJ PITCHER,
+ .--,- -r r." S. r SLATER, y