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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

sSUGAR AND MOLASSES. On Friday evening 81 hhds
Sugar sold by party at for Prime to Choice
and Saturday $50 bbs Moasses at Gle for Fementng and
62963c gallon for Good to Choice Reboilel showing
further advance.
FLOUR. We noticed sales of 400 bbls Ohio ST. 200
St. Louis 81 25 100 at 81 STA 125 Fine S. SPA and
lot Of so bbls Plants Extra at SO % q Dbl.
GRAIN The sales of Corn embraced 1900 sacks of which
700 rejected &C., 1000 Mixed and Yellow 757S 800
Lous White at 80 800 Fancy White retail lots
from store at SOC % buhe for Choice White Of
500 sacks St. Louis sold S@s0c bushel Bran
held at 81 T5@Sl 80 . 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing at S23 509S24
but lot of 100 bbls sold dealer at 1913 Is Dbl OF
Bacon about 40 casks Ribbed Sideswere sold 1l7c b.
The sales of Lard included 800 kegs at l5c 100
bbls erces No. at 13, and Friday 200 kegs 5c
and 200 tierces Prime at l414c q b.
HAY. The market was dull at S35 u ton for Western
COFFEE. The sales confined to $50 bags Prime Rio
at ll4c and 1888 Skmmings at 91sc D ID.
SALT Two cargoes embracing II 600 Liver
pool Coarse, in store, sold at about 90c u sack
BAGGING "A lot of l55 bb India anding) was taken at
l34c, cash.
RICE. I'VE noticed sales of 100 terces at SIC u b.
ROPE. .95 coils Hand spun sold at SIC p b.
FREIGHTS....A ship taken for Liverpool at d for
Cotton which was the ruling rate for lots to fill up.
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The Montgomery Journal, Of the 9Th inst, says !:
.Ar.ival. !. nc rrlrcIpal I1o.sl. Ye... rtlay

ST CHARLES IS W Land. " Haley, Miss ] Bnford'
Mcause md Terrebone Mitchell, N Q; u aiddings,
Texas 81 Alien, YHW Jeffrey 9; e Rtos EnEi
sAgvn Y; ii Beran PfaGe Paris: Beebe. Ala West
Or. w Allen Baton Rouge; Tero Mobile; Chamber.
shaw Miss; Dr 4 Alexander y Stuart @acm mr.
cos Tensas; Dart Texas; Howe, COAST Con Quit
man. Miss Quman NJ IS Eliza Qaitmsn, Miss; Mackin-
tosh and lady Y; q Messenger ycksbug;G messenger
Miss; b Il Keep, vcksburg; " grutcher, dol N Hart "
Pops Baton Rouge; Shields B Shields Noble Natsh
81 Mays; 0fme Ga; 3 Allen, x; Hogan, lbsryils;
IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

Exchange held by the Banks last year consdera
bio sum above the balances to-day. Line of deposits
D9l against $50 to-day The total
S2s, 1885, 700 against S23 500, 92l to-day.
The offerings for discounts of paper alone Banks
this week little twelve hundred thousand dollars
This shows that there good going for the season
Of the year.
There nothing done in stocks day. other the
at auction of twenty shares Odd the low price
Of IS for $40 paid We expect any great activity
stocks long the rates of paper maintained
Stocks will also be held the highest figures
dends for the six months resolved declared
the first Of which will be by the Canal 22d
month
Exchange inactive to-day though decline in rates
would have brought out Many dealers who
been operating during the have closed
and retired This leaves the market free those desiring
to remit though there not much due Nohward from this
community The sales to day sight drafts premium
the Banks holding at 3Sa premium As the balances
nearly million dollars less than last year there
pear any intention of recediug from these figures bills
offered freely to-day without change
IA ial discount Sterling quiet and change
they however, dropping, say from O. 9l409s.
then bill of lading draft up which customar,
from 4pA below clear bills. Francs hold up
Sales made to-day for Investment at
| are 62o95.l2h,
r II Ill., I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

SroRxs AND HIGH WATER IN ALABAMA.--In the
Mobile Tribune Of Saturday we find the following
description Of tremendous hail storm which oc-
curred on the previous Thursday, near Eastport,
the Warrior river NJ s
The hail was preceded by large, solitary and sig
nificant drops Of rain which at first could be counted
as they fell bat they soon increased in number till
they produced copious and incorporate shower,
which lasted about ten minutes, and then terminated
in one of the most astonishing hail storms that was
ever before seen by those who witnessed 1t. For
twenty minutes hail stones, measuring from one to
two and half inches in diameter fell thick and fast
The scene was indeed sublime. The heavens were
full of descending @rolites. The river was lashed
into fuTyon its surface, spray and foam was alone
observable; while on either side limbs and leaves
were falling from the trees; the ground was white
and literally covered with enormous sized hail stones
which were rebounding from the earth and dancing
about in wild confusion After the storm had passed
over, the sun again burst forth in all its glory; but
the warmth Of Its rays failed to take the keen chill
from the atmosphere during the remainder of the
day.
The Montgomery Journal, Of the 9th inst, says:
The rain raised the river to stage much
hi CHER than it has reached for several years. and was
Nat evening still rising The water is now over the
aower part Of the bend opposite this city. We learn
also that low lands the aapoosa and the creek
bottoms are submerged, and that much injury must
theeore result to the crops as far as they have been
.spured by the frost
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SPOKEN.

RD- By Capt Avery Of the ship Adams from Havre, April
18th lat - 81 NJ long 10 81 spoke ship Hayes, from
Live poo for New Orleans.
Apail Gath latte so NJ long IS 10, W, spoke ship Planter
from Liverpool for New Orleans.
May 3D. souhsideo of Cuba saw banks Harriet and Lucy
and Kate sweetland steering West.
aS- By Capt Keehmann of the ship Hermann the 2st
Of April lsl 20 TO- N long 81 80 W. ship Lucy and Harriet,
Yoot from Newport Wales, bound for this port
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

EAroUnCHg ITEMs The Thbodaux Minerva Of
Saturday last, contains the suhoined items Of inte
gsnce L
Never, within the memory Of that renowned indi
vidual the oldest inhabitant have we been favored
Win more delightful weather than during the present
crops are improving wonderfully surprisingly. The
haalth Of Tue country was never better.
The steam saw mill on the Cross estate Bayou Sec,
nov belonging to G.. M ellis h Co., was destroyed
yesterday evening This Is the second time that the
saW mill on this plantation has burnt within short
npy3rd af time ~. Ak
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

NoRysuIAN ENrGRATfoN. Information has reached
England that upwards Of 10000 Norwegians will pro-
90 ifom Norway 10 Quebec during the present sum-
m. Severs Of these win remain in Canada, but the
aFgsr portion viii pass TO the Northwestern States
~ Araefics
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD RIoT.-
Later accounts from the Of the difficulties state
that ID obedience to the Governors proclamation on
the ls instant troops sent out on freight trains.
All the trains were mobbed near Ehcott's Mills by
the rioters. Some thirty muskets were fred from
the cars and two Of the rioters were wounded. One
train GOT through but the others uncoupled by
the rioters and had to return to the city.
dispatch from Washington Of the Sd inst says:
The Baltimore train has arrived. but was detained
on account Of bar of iron having been placed the
track four miles from Baltimore, by which freight
train Wss thrown off the rails, and the engine and
six cars smashed to pieces. One man hurt. Dana
res TO the track repaired during the day and the
train which left Baltimore at o'clock arrived here
- ffel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

hs Of Patrick liberated from the Parish
Pon On Friday having served out term " three monns or
bad essu Of hiswi Tho First thing he did was TO 20 TO
h residence IN Fourth District and give his wife beating,
hor in several places with knife After that he made
his escape Saturday evening he arrested and lodged
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gebieu nj tbe Darkets.

MONDAY MORNING, May II, 1857
COTTON. The market very dull Saturday with a
dropping tendency prices the sales confined
l4OG bales We quote before but figures but little
than nominal
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior SOLO Middling s113A
Ordinary. Ils19ll1s Good Middling
Good Ordinary. .l2@l2h Middling Fair .....-1l4a
TOBACCO We heard of $50 hhds sold comprising 1875 and
Is on private terms and 10 at Ice u ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales. Tobacco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1856 ...... 1912 9.349.
:. yesterday....... 1876 l,46l,745 900 1920
1,46s,o57 1929
Exported sincs......... 1,3l953S 29,57
:. Saturday,. 1888 132s,2sl lbl 1858
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at(v tDrItsls aaiIp Grtsttut,

H.. M Hon. James Guthrie has assumed the
Presidency ii the Nashville and Louisville railroad
and d taking very active part in il management
Coincidence ii now felt that the grsat thoroughfare
WIN be completed ID two year,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

ENRON WANTED.By reference TO the notice in
anether place, it viii be seen that the publisher of an
American paper in the interior wishes to engage an
editor for the simmer and fall campaign, if not for
longer period Of time. Address c. P, at this Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

MYSTERIOUS MuKDER The dead body Of young
and handsome woman WAS found few days ago, on
by-rsad about three miles from Newburg, n. Z.
She was entirely naked ard bore marks Of srangula-
don With cord. cameo brooch was found near
la, bat nothing elss that could lead to her ident-
fN<ior.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11
HARMON DOANE, AGENT LIFE, FIRE, RIVER
IL AND MARINE INSURANCE,
No. As Camp street, New Orleans.
LIFE.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH OFFICE
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
Trust Company of Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.


Assets January 1851 595 766 "a
This BRANCH OFFICE of the above well known Company
pad and Orphans Of her insured
members, and Commercial Men, who have pradenty
dred and Thirtseven Thousand Two Hundred Twenty
is the only office New which con.
tracts for Life Insurance ION White Peons completed
rent and the It's being here dsened
The continues 70 insure the Lives of White
| lowing
Y R Il LftshioF I'd Co., North, smedss Co..
s O. af NsIson / Co. JOS y Mf hsIS Co..
cammack, sqnTes West, John d. Msginnais,
John Pemberon President Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
Thomas Sloo, President Sun Mutual Insurance Company;
n n I%{es nn pssideh orleans Company
sR- sn''" 4 2ss na Rs hah
$4,000 Taken Single Life.
n Policies issued direct from this Branch Office, and Losses
Pamphlets, Blank Forms etc be obtained office.
JOSEPH BENsAboN, II: D.,
In attendance daily, from IL NJ. to sP. NJ
FIRE. RIVER AND MARINE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF
Cash Capita-all paid n.......... $500 600 Oh
Assets January l. .s32l,67o 4:
This Southern reliable Company continues through the
by Fire City and Country and the pes of the
Her Policies held by Local Companies and many
the merchants of New Orleans.
In addition file in his Office the Agent b,
permission, refers to -
Z. !. Hart & Co., sam'l f. Moore CO.,
HARMON DoANE,
| General Agent for the Southwest,
ny No 4 Damn street.
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Shipping Sntslllgenfs.
MONDAY, May II, 1857. !
CLEARED SATURDAY.


Steamship Louisiana, Talbot for Galveston and Indanoa,
Harris, Morgan eco
Ship Oliver Noses, Otis for Liverpool Baxter Lowell
Ship Joshua Mauren. Breton, for Liverpool,
Jones, Macknder &co
Bremen ship Adolphine. Meyerendeck, for Bremen,
Baxter, Lowell 6co
Bark Chandelier, Sackford, for Matanzas j B Mnrson
British schr Mary Stevens for Belize, Honduras,
Schr Sea Drift, Smith, for Brazos Santiago
Goldenbow 4 Lesparre
Brig Amos Roberts, Coson for Cardenas. A Gaud kco
Schr Mozart, Howard, for Havana Godenbow Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11
c a T T L Z N A r K EFT.

-. JEFFERSON CITY, May 10.
very heavy supply of Hogs continues sale, with
ample stock of Sheep and Cattle quotations The
of Western Cattle Saturday purchased party and
held lac % b. Four Extra Texas Cattle sold l0c p net
We quote:
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Atlantic Smith, from Galveston Harris Morgan
acO-lst district.
Steamship Charles Morgan, Place. from Indianola Calves
ton. to Harris & Morgan--1st district.
Ship Adsms Avery, from Hayre, March 10th, to Whitney
Sco-3d dist 81.
Bremen ship Hermann Keehmann IS days from Bremen, to
Meyer, Mummy &co-4th dist 81
Ship Florida Banco, Soa days from Havana Buard-
4th dist SO.
Ship Tropic, Newell from Boston to VIM Dewey-3d dist 49,
Bark Mahlon williamson Beasen q days from Philadelphia
to G w Hynson &co-1st dist %.
Bark Rico Brenton from Ponce and Porto Rico,
&c A Fosdick-Pont
Bark Geo Warren Bentley from Rio de Janeiro
previously reported at quarantine-lst dist 20.
Brig W Sawyer, Leighton, days from Maansas Mu-
rison-3d dist.
Brig g Barry Race days from Matanzas Murison
Sd dist.
Brig Iiddy Frances -, from - Point.
Schr Southernor Below days from Sagua Grand
Giraud &co-Point
Schr Bullrush, -, from - Point,
sch Sarah Bartlett Saunders from Vera Cruz ls inst
ter-lst dist l6.
Schr ella Robertson two days from Pensacola Pooy Nco
&co-Basin
schr souhron Perry days from Pensacola to Policy Nico
&co-Basin
schr Lizzie Meyck Hansen days Pensacola to master
Basin.
schr Victoria Myers, days from Pensacola
Schr Covngton, Faurier. from Pearl River--Basin.
| Schr Elizabeth, Diego, from Bay st I.ouia-Basin
| Schr Joinvle Gutter, from Tchetunca-Basin,
| Schr Elma, BAlfOur, from BopfOucn-Basn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that January, 1851 me-
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city
Aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James n Wheeler, Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
oordng depose and that the
and and transcript from the books of the
said Company A. BROTHER President.
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before his 18th of January
1857. CHAS. N. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans,
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to interest of
per cash the outstanding certificates of profits
holders thereof their legal representatives
MONDAY the 9th of February next.
The Board of also declared dividend
FORTY D per the net earned premiums Of the Com
pany year ending 3ls December 1856 for which
tfcates and after the 18th of March next.
Ths Company continues insure against the peril of the
seas rivers damage fire. the Of
premium, Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER President
JOHN R. SHAW. vce-Presdent.
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8 T e A N B O A r 3

Princess, Wilson, from yicksburE
J Woodruff Rogers. from st Louis.
CD Jr Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Orion Glascock, from Bayou DeCilai1e.
Anna McNear, from Pascagonla-Basin.
Belle Gates, Salba, from Balze.
W Douglas Tarbell. from Red River.
Vim Bagaiey, Sinnot, from Mohie-IIake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Laurel Hill. Thistell, from Bayou Sara.
Oregon, Myers, from Mobile.
Henry Chou,eau Dergee, from 81 Louis.
Towboat H IVY Palmer from the Passes-towed and
I'd inst ship Sheffield. bark Meaco, brig Julia and
schooner Transt-bronght up ship Hermann, bark Nah
Ion Williamson and schr Souherner
Towbost st Charles Chambers from the Passesowed down
and 9Th inst ships Falcon Lawson and bark II l.
Rutgers-brought up ship Ashland, bark Rico brig Lid
dy Fiadces and sohr Bulirush.
Towboat conqueror Beas from the passestowed down and
9th inst ships Aibus, Maabar and schr Matchless
brought Mp ships Tropic Florida Blapco and schr Sarah
Bartlett and from tho Quarantine Station bar Geo Warren
TowbOat Olivia Whnore from the Passcstowed down and
the Sd inst ships Maid of Orleans Amelia and
brig WndwMd--broughl up briggs j Sawyer and Fl G
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

TTNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
" ORLEANS

~ ORLEANS.
CASH CAPITAL--S25OOOO
The Union Insurance Company Orleans
pared to take the usual FIRE. RIVER MARINE RISKS
lheir office,
No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers the security Cash Capital
of Quarter of Million of Dollars permits the in
participate in the profits of Company upon
MUTUAL receiving Scrip bearing six per
interest redeemabe in FOUR YEARS; or insurers
prefer they receive TEN PER CENT cash
upon the amount of their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly and eoutably
A. CHIAPkLI.A, President
JULES DOLHONDE, Secretary.
DIRECT TORS,
R. W. OGDEN, of the firm of p. Cusachs, Bro. & Co.
CARL kOHN, of the firm of G. kohn IL Ryan.
L. F. GENERES of the firm of Abat Generes / Co.
VICTOR MA1GNAU, OF the firm of " Il f. Maguau
NJ. J. ZUSTS OF the firm Of Shaw cunts.
p LOBlT, of the firm of Lobit Il Charpentier
JOHN DOLHONDE, of the firm of Martin. Owen & Cobb
A. CHIAPEt.l4A. JOS. DEYNODnT. a6
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INSURANCE.

Z OUISIANA MUTUAL. INSURANCE. com.
II PANY or NEW ORLEANS,
New oRIsANs, March l, 1857.
In conformity with the requirements Of their charter
Company publish the following statement:
Amount of premiums from the 18th March. 1885, to
the 18th February, 1857 S670 nsq NJ
Amount risks March IL issS 81 III 81
Total amount of Premums. 1861, 46l 20
Viz: Premium on Fire Risks. ......... .s2ssal rs
Premium Marine Risks. .....,,, 21g 90 az
Premium on River Risks. ......... 1881 70
1861, 46l 20
Less premiums risks not terminated,
reserved re. .,l, ,..,saI ct
sos, 1872 6
Net learned premiums $685. 27s s.
Losses paid durisg the same period:
Viz Fire Losses. 81
Marine LOSSES. 10y, 692 rs
River Losses. .......s.............. S3,OO5 ~
s2e2,sss 81
Expenses interest, stc.................. 2045s 81
1851, Sss 4s
" SOL 74s 20
The Company have the following assets:
Invested in mortgage real estate worth double the
amount loaned thereon. S43, $40 90
Invested in bank stock 200 shares, cash value... $50
Invested in city bonds, $4,000 at Sc 5000 %
Loaned pledge Of bank stocks and bonds $1,000 90
Bills receivable at short date for 02 80
IN ssn 5 'sSiSRs1n
Insurance rance scrip scrip, 'etepses. 2SsS IS
Cash on hand 81, l4l "a
Total assets .s5l4 9s2 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

The demand for money very active much striugency
fey IN the market owing to the heavy yeste
day for the recent of silver falling due of
million and half of railway debenure the occurrence Of
the onighiy share settlement The for advances on
Government securities in e stock Exchange ranged from
l@l Per cent In the discount houses of Lombard the
eei ot accommodation has been brisk and
have been unusually hrgeamoaug nearly onc million
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81 THE IRON HOUSE : REsTAU.

LsFsI RANT and OYSTER SALOON, Tchoupitouas
-s24ksF NJ street. opposite ST. Mnry'S Market.
sse=agz4a44GaAgS JAS. McNAMEE Proprietor,
egs inform his friends shpmNSters and the public
generally that he has opened REST AURA nj, in connection
with his Coeellonse and Oyster snloon Tchgponas
street. opposite St. Nary's Market where NIL the dccacieS
the he had all hours. The ttc:ye
and accommodating and efforts the OF the undersgu.
ed will he omitted his establishment equal now
in the city. Its proximity the steamboat and ship land
inEa OF the First District will make it specially convenient
mnslers Of vessels and the pMhlln genernlN. III 4 3n
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slo,749,6l4 sl2,GOl, $50 l,Oos. 10,
RESOURCES
s., iss, ss7 sl9,22i, Csc SOFAS, AS
compara,iv, sa,eu,.nt for r,ro H..
Sl9,26l

Actual decrease Of loans for the week. Sl928l
The following the comparative loans discounts
mortgagesand pledges which includes movement and
dead weight:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-11

The European mails through day To keep up with
the record of give from papers
The city OF Montreal (oanad had failed pay bonds due in
London the LIST of March last which oceasoned
surprise in financial circles the interest had Away
trally paid The failure was in the principal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30
rhe Eank Of Na.hxirie.

In our article Of yesterday referring to
TO the suspension of this bank, we stated
incidentally, that its undivided profits. for
the six months previous to the 1st of July
last amounted to hundred thousand dol
lars. We took the fact from the state
ment of the Cashier made in July last, the
statement being headed, statement of the
Hank Of Nashville from January Ist, 1857,
10 July Isl, 1851" The Cashier informs
us, however, that the amount of undivided
profits therein specified, were the accumu-
lated profits during the whole existence of
the Bank, then undivided; and that the
July statement was wrongfully headed, by
the inadvertent use of blank, prepared
some years previously. We willingly make
the correction.
We are also authorized to say that the
officers of the Bank will furnish to the pnb-
lie, at the earliest practicable moment, a
full exhibit of its condition, its assets and
liabilities. We sincerely hope that this
exhibit will prove satisfactory to all the
parties interested.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

CB- The Jackson (Tenn) NadisOnian, in its
description of the Railroad Jubilee, at that place
on the 10th, says:
emusic with its charms was stealing softly through
the air like the olian harper in his soft moonlight
musical festival"
What can be more graphic, or more beautiful
than that!
The same paper in a scathing rebuke of Ignor-
ance, makes the following just and powerful re-
marks:
''Time, with its passing events, developes hid
eous mOnstrosities, and Ignorance is permitted to
Stalk abroad lamp-lighter to guide the feet of
the young and rising generation! The longer we
live, the more are we convinced in regard to the
utter dRplicily of some who act the part of Iago,
in Shakspeare's play of Othello. They imagine
that they play their game with adroitness, but so
Palpable are their misdemeanors that their iguor-
anee swallows up their better judgement. o thou
insidious spectre of depravityi thy name is more
to be depOred than the evils of the plague in its
worst formI"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

We heard = passenger. on the Central America
describe bis sensations IN this wise: 81 euess
bad been about iouF hours in the water. asd IA
aoated aWay from che ret. wben the waEes esss.S
20 make any nolse, aud heard my mother al
Jehnny did yen eat sisters Erapesy' I hadn't
thought Of L ioF tssnty years a. least Il k.d
gone clean cut OF my mind. / bad sister thsf
died Of consumption more Ihan thirty yeass asa
and whsn shs vas sick--l vas boz Of sleveg =,
so-a neigh5or bad sent her some early hot house
sFapes. Well, those grapes uere lsis Ia a room
ussre Tss, and 0aghl % have bsea skiuaed
alive toF Il. hstle rascal that / sas--I aeToared
them aiL A0tiser came % me AFTER I had Enae %
bed, Shen she couidn'l 6nd che lruis sor sssef u
moasten her mouth sith h Tho Giehs, and ssid
'9eaahg, Did yoa eat listers Erepssf7 / did not
aaa g tae meAaaess Of ms coadact b tsilinx :
le. oEEed Hp. and ny mother cent away "a
sssse, out Stibeut EogRing ne. Il occzsionsd
sie qasia O eolseiaacs los EasBy : Year after:
sai. e SAD, les sssnty years a. least. ha4
aoi thoaght q e, tu When ! sas Goatsag ahout
ssaaasbed Nith cod. I heard d - plsla Is ever
beard bee Foiee IL ny tis--f aear5 Esofher ~.
9saehss did seh eas waters apes9 / dosf
iaos he's - aeeosbs for t. t. dsd not sosse
q, taoass sheaghs Is W4s psesase II ~
s4ta."