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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

TUBA TCH AUCTIONRER.-SrORD NO l6 SPRUCE
s1eet-6herif's GALE OF marble slabs. mantea steam
cnGns, boiler, &c, on Saturday August Is 1851. 10 n,
Fineuekh street. between Fourth and Ftfh
nisnng marble mantes marble slabs moulds &C.; also
nteaa engine boiler shanng betting pulleys, &C. IA
joan STEWART, Deputy sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

sxTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
p EDINhURd. 500 tons, william Oumnin, commander;
INV YgEK 2lDD tons, Robert Craig, commander 9LAS
COW 1881 tons. John duncan, Commanded. The 6asgos
and York Stesmshp Company intend sailing hase
and powerful steamers from New York 0lAsgow direct
follows
TRoH NEW YORK., IRON GLASGOW.
New York Saturday, Aug a l. Ediuburg Aug
hdinburg Saturday, Scot IL noon 0IAsgow Sept
RATES
First class US third class foun with cooked provisions
$50 An sxperieaoed attached each For
freight passage apply 70 JAMss RAEBURN, ~ snt, II
Broadway New York cty bills gold only received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15
MEDICAL.

81 600 roRrnISsp ah APP 70 GHAkSl gS!.. MI.
of other physicians and AL other remedies H RI
drop your oely reliance for thorough al
No Division street. the only place
for the very many er'rHordnsry cures has perfrwsA
without dies hndrAnce from business whom all res
dies only drive he dscase In The blood 81 only Ths
The patient from secondary aiacks and he only
msoy earth thai doe H. rry All oners and see Beware
Of land ,ul stating Dr. Hunter has removed. II I. via
deception The Thai counterfen rood mediclns
than thief. Medical book and advice gratis.
nR. wArsoN's NRw WoRK-"THn CAUSE AIT
IL Cure"A compe,e practical treatise premature q
hauston wi local de ,ity induced BY early ndscreou
other In which the and effects
hsdious nslsdy, together WITH the treatment fully
paired illustrated by numerous anatomical plates and
cravings, with pupplement SEXUAL dsessea Prce 81. n
be had OF the Auhor who be consued conhdenuAly
81 walker street. few doors west OF broadway.
DR COOPER, DUANE STREET, HAS FOR rBb
~ last twenty sir confined his practice 70 the
81 private disease The victims o misplaced n0deno
call him with The certainty Of being Radically oars3
Charges moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

UCTION NOTIOB.-wM. WILDE. AUCrIONEER.-
"A By BUSH WILDE This day, at l0]s O'Clock, at Il
North William Sale furniture carpets beds, INST
tresses COUNTERS Ac also clothing 30 boxes
seears gold watches, patent lever johnson
'Swnich kc. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

bOnAs vEiIh o IA sss1,r "a ~ sr,,ssd .nS
furniture lumber horses wagons and harness,
engine, boiler shaftng betting putse az on Ihurs
street consisting richly carved rosewood and mahogsny
rurnure fnshec and unfinished pier c,rd and extension
cables; bureaus wAshsands cot age voAre and rocking
chairs; sofas iee ie.es &C Also anrse qnAniy Oh iu
oak beach maple &c also, large quantity ~ rose wool
black and khogsny &C also horse wagon
ond harness. and also steam engine ooler pnes
dc, &c JAMES q. WlLLkr, Sheriff
Yhe above sale Adjourned until sA urdAy, August Is ISL
nj he came tim. and place JAS. q. wlLLEr, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

IN GENTS -CLAIRvoyArT EXAMINATIONS IN
~ GLIDING prescrpuons.-Mrs Hayes the best clsirv ~
ant physician hat sick perscns call In the UniteS
e thousands have been saved from the Csn ~h
out desf and see MRS HAYES residence SIS Broome street.
second block west OF Bo~ery. Satisfaction riven.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

For Eo>oREss.-IA ird Congressional
District of LoHisiasu W are author
red 10 announce Coz. f. /. Claiborne. ot
P'olnte Coupee, as 4 candidate for Con-
eress at the November election, for the
n'rd Congressional District o. Louisi>
ara. subject to The sanction If the next
Democratic Convention Of tue District.
We find the foregoing announcement
IN the Goncofdia I~ateHigcacer Of the Sd
instant. Our friend. Col. Claiborne, is
evidently calculating that Mr.. Davidson
viii be ruled off the track BY a new
Convention. We opine h. viii te dis
appointed but If not, he viii find plenty
OF competitors Tor theprize, /. is under
stood Messrs. Short, Parhan aud Perkins
would not object to being forced into
Congress-provided the aohoie people
insisted that their services were indis-
penable TO the welfare, prosperity, honor
and glory of the country.
Well, It IS a very pretty quarrel as it
stands. We don't care . fl which side
viii ps, but we are determined Davidson
shall have u far show, so far as We are
concerned. lie has been sbametulIy
treated thus faa, and the prospect IS be
will be more sbametulIy treated hereafter.
never heard Of a regular nominee
being 50 outrageously imposed upon.-
Crescent.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

CHANGING II NEPoT.-We under
stand Aat at a meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Crosse Tate Railroad.
held on Thursday last, it WAS determined
to remove the river terminus of that
road 10 within one hundred feet Of the
lower line of Col. Williams plantation.
H''s r~smovalwiII bring the depot nearer
opposite Baton Rouge than efore and
within a stones throw Of our office.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

LtTTLE DoEE'Ts-Thoso enter7rising pub
I'shers 7. B. pETrEHsov, & Co., Philadelphia
have sent US a copy Of this highly popular
work done up in cheap form The publishers
paid some two thousand dollars for the ad-
vance sheets Of this work and we feel salts
ned that their enterprise will meet with a
corresponding reward. Oar friends o; Sta
tioners' Hall, McCoRAIcx u Co.. have the
work on their counters.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

A Coop MoyE.-We are pleased to
learn from the D. r. Adrocate, that the
Board Of selectmsu of that town on
Monday last, passed no ordinance to
submit % the vote Of the people the pro-
pT'ety Of the Corporation levying a tax
o. $4,000 on landed property within
Its limits to aid the Baton Rouge and
Crosse Iete Railroad Company. When
we consider she advantages derived bv
our merchants from this road, and the
p~ercepiftae Increase Of business in alt It's
departments since its opening, we feel
6ert'in that the az viii he ,anr,;o,.a
tT orr citizens
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

u II the enterprising individual who
entered our house and stole our left boot will
only send us his address, we vii! immediate
Iy forward him the other. It was not right
10 steal our left boot, although the boot you
left was right. If you don'smay you get
riT
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

Barker BunelI, once a member Of
the Massachusetts Senate, from Nan
tucket county, is now 10 the clain-Gang
at Valparaiso for roobing the mails: he
was indicted several years since for EN-,
bezzIIng the funds Of the Nantucket
Bank, but escaped punishment by )eay-
tog lis country for his country's GOOD
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

Ry Voters in the different wards OF
the parish will bear in mind that The
vote upon granting or refusing licenses
for the sale of ardent spiriu in this
PARISH, will take place on Monday, Goth
mat.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

Nous tronvons les lignes suiyantes dams IN re
nos e"hanses anquel nous en- lais,ons tnntn In rea
pop'a bii'te -'' Qusnd "a premier Fatezu a vare,,r all
ionnA les eauk de IA rivicrre Savannah, Ut st4ur n a
gre e4FF'nla ai1si son etonn ',nent ct son admiration
,fahd h'eu! h1f1s connie fat tott qi ch0se h sam5,
"'Tas 'eg'e, II 9ttdn4 II say ca. u tou5guy fail ,e,ii1gs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

AL6ANT, July 6.-Ex-secIetary Of
State, Marcy, vas found dead in bis
room ut home, on the Fourth. lie was
seemingly N good health when last
seen and 10 cause has Jet been sseribgl
ior his sQliau aenise
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

The Chicago Press notices, as a significant
fact" that Messrs. SIideil, Toornbs, Orr,
Douglas BrecIinridge Richardson and Bright,
alt pro-slavery leaders, have recently been
Interested in large purchases Of real state
IN the free States aud Territories.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11
PRESCRIPTION

unavailable, ~ warranted 10y party Gus.
tom. Such, however, WAS not the cas-
with tie two Old political parties, NAiE
and Democratic; when the DEMOCRACY
bad some, claims to truth and Herac'ty
Of which she las long since ignored a
beng tait"c'ons md diametreat'y oP
posed 10 tue Advancement OF Her ruEcl
pies. These two pa't@s al least f"r >
time waged an honorabio and hlgt
minced warfare, and principle was held
as their brightest gem, until Democracy
Lat'a"ea and p~ampeFed IT iS own
victories fol- from its h'Eb estate INTO
ne miserable, pu"rl'o slough o deceit,
from which It's present leaders "a"e
neither the ability nor desire to eXtrtlate
II. 1t "a better that it should still! lie
there, hAiIng from the light # 'p'est'-a
''on' "nt'I It's miserable existence Is blot
TED otioFeFer. Notwithstanding It has
been denied by our party papers, with
every honest assurance of H. truth ana
'o"'F''ed ~ 'n31'!'u''s, many oi whom
nave bee" workers III 'i'' "'s"a'"s'
'o' America" parry IN '"'' o'"i9 Is
SUI '"''e' FFoSe''!To'v' 'N'"gh On
.'' "'>. '''N'' put ''I'n ''f Ill" SUI
mage u '0e I'T'P's "l 'N@ ''S'' con
'"'"'4 Tue MINES o. TWO Ee''IS'heh'
neN'oeFS o. our party ""oss 1S'"oi-
''S" WAS never os"''' {" o'0o'e'' 5es
nave our opponents shouted prescription
'"'o "'e ears o. IL" people ami persisted
~ '"' "''"'"o"a '"i>'"La"'e"l "''NoaEn
'@f9 ""T" 'na' 'oeF are 1eI'ihe What was
'''' ""9 ana ""a' "!7y S"e" '"eE c0"'1
Do' AaoSls!''a'e. - 'o's honorable -
- ''S u" A~1S''''''7 Win t1od oelF'"es
u i''"3S 'S' s~"9'@ ZIG ''"adeF o'
'' ,''''"" '''8'''" "'efe i u!
~" oa''''''E h"S oeen Feiuted time
"'''io"' h"''oeF IN me canvass u ID
co. "h1 though they have bee@
'"'"'" " '"s VIII 'of The truth, The
'"'"e' naS always oeee eVadei Or a
'0S''o's anything 70 AVOID "A
n,''0' ""'i P'''',T7 issue upon 'l'a' r'fNI
~ 1's'''o" '"fo might naturally he
~ CUT opponents
!" illus ''''7Fat'h8 Charges Of
o"0' 'Pu'" AGAINST '"o american party
70 ''>'5 '"'"sfeo' 1ooF Io0nI acct
s"" '""' vas . tremendous power
Il '"s' """4s 10 exercise m '"Hue'ce
1''"s'' "'e 1'e0's Iofo'"''oh q our
~ '''' ''''' ''"s''" ,
''' sA'>''''s % '"f
'u'" .
''o' P',''''ssa u 'as''
.hau ''o'.''S ''~'Is .
,oL ~ ''' II :" WV 's'' .
'NI'''''' f'p''S 4
,r.no, =. ,~' american ,
'''1' '",s'' ",''i '''
,Lo '''') 'S'''",s" ,
's,' 100 =, wy ",'s',S' .
.n.;. -.', ''',00 'os' :.
f,. a,,~'.,' ''~'''1'sS ''' .
.I, "N'7 'e'" =,
ron;; p~''5 =,
Ihf0i@ "c!t CAT W.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

CATAHoULA PARisH.-S. S. Bowman,
Esq, has been nominated by the Amer
a party Of Catahou!a parish, as their
candidate for Representative in the State
Legislature. 4 Convention to nominate
candidates for the parish offices is 10
meet on the 18th Of this month.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

The Contrast

900 '4@o lhe target for Deno.,,,
'~14"a@raFs to launch tier n;,,;,s. -,
Fh1nesatsoo and obaxe, for - y
;s'.o" saAa Democracy vas deprived =,
's prey Not an act ba, haa, OF
'e} q" S.4t c't', II t,d, but was d,.,,%
@oafsea "le.n tina. party 4. oDa =
bao"tai influences. " ,o.,,..
"iI'e" y occurred, Low, when ., ~
whom, the American party va, ~.,S ~
P@iied to lear Tho burden and H..
It seemed as i .f.e rn,i.s Dsno a1''s.
o44's@ 9 wed with .,,s
o,ber j. pe'oy. 10 ~
Management 9 ne city affairs, tba, PEG.
.ps gu. d II might believe !, 10 !.
perfect 3"a Of horrors, taa, str.n....
should AVOID it,. It's not often ws,,osI,'
ot'fseIf with matters appertaining "a i,
rfeal Mr,rasaf,, cf -. Tue
~ south for the
f"is'' mere are fully coalpe-
'4''. i2asfead The interests Of tbsii, D,acb
abused city. and they nave done = -
. m~aot'o"ss ais1iy comneadaols.
" w s'a'efnent Of a few
- ''S "F5f3ee'aI ACTS" Of the Amer
can party are necessary 10 show h.
j. las done L, ,s.iava Nam
f,a,a .na t,o,. ta.4 s''a''
0a''0"S imposed upon
WIZ a1af" q De'ntFatIe admins.
sfat2a. lie Crso!s II . snaacial Re.
vlsW q c.tv matters, remarks.
arr .a.... ..a- .l,,
nam L,,rJaa mem
phv a.veae ny;ma,fa s,'al pn''tso'
ar.., u. a. 'n'e,' eacs' 40
,o.t..ss 'aes VI shs cor
49, lou an Observance
Ill.,. s,''z' = 'os necessities and
.l.a 49,. stn..Id !. - -, 'ue conn.
9',1't4 " P'ie74 N political
ria haaaty IN ~ "oao''.
ne @@eae} 0i our political srsten.
,8rs,sts in tina ~fra4ra.,
1,0'' opportunities
!" .tteI. afo offered p The people 10 pas.
.I,ai- yarIscf oaoa ~. .,.
alton. and 10 ann,or.
ienn ...eir rugEic seryvnts =. ,bs ;o,..
At. q Tic community Ia 70 been al
ancrd or injured by the n,Iley n ,ha.,
.emporareiY m rover.
Lela~ caatras. Democracy and 4 mari.
.an,>r. - Louisiana IL, y. hr,,,, s.a,.
show tie r~ajatiya aava,..,a - ia
40 Tines u: policy pursued b. lhe4e ~.
,ossag ,ar.is-. Americans ara u[;Il;,.
0 abide 5y th:s te,t. and 70 resi- ,I,s'r
.ls3a4, fl no.ng.r .nnn,r, u, lilo -.
,ras4aasa. ~alc5 they nave male on tn,
y-.em upo4 winch IA. been r,,.,sJ
varr act.5a.
The STATE T.tr on r-.I estate ard
ga IS 1T several ears MS was Ill.
,Hs
d a.st ....- 1a.r ,stot % issa s. FIR e,err 500
= :.a1 !, Sc. = 10
b Save. s~r.a Id. j H. !. ,as every SD
L. NE 4 sass ~
.,.ar,i ,x.t.. In ,..rtr ~, ,<r c,ot
,.'.. .,N,,,o.. - 80, ,'s,s =, a
.Ia.
.. ,aa..,r
= .a. -, ! a.a.s
,s,,n. 49, m,,L;a a,r -
- 80 - -
49, ''7'"'1 " "' o"
..r;,,o,.
;nar. IN, h,yo f,,nI ,,rir taxes
.,.,I !, ao.;aI fr,m s1o,o
IT,
~ ~ . ~. 1 IL ,h. ,e.aa, ob.
. '',o So 800 b.s has,
- 80
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

ES See the new advertisements OF
A. BRADFoRp, in their proper column.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11
rsrr yEgE BARBECUE.

It takes It's uau
Anticipatln. u toat DAT 5@ti,e
foo large for { ''a fzysf7 =
Eiod invitation ! il. or
OF Crosse Tete 30 eselels go"
third at the r ats senef0"s 81
hosp,tabie e f}ess'a" .
- esteem &Is1 . ~
the noise IF = &C +"''
with Gay al" Jo'iai e''t/e 1'ss'
and 'Ic'N'tF, "feo'ea 's t''az
ana "'tefa soa'P''o"> ''''A'"@s -
had The pleasure OF enjoying ''s'r ""'
OF fSfE'A.' o'>' 'S''' aus
ptaGueHuoe. were started III Out ''Ss' 5"'
the barbecue ground
Picture q yonrseif one OF the H'ss hfe"''-
lui and well shaded spatson ne bay9lt about
ten acres veil cleared the gro'i'' 'h'sA'f
s'ra"" with saeT-d"st to ptefeessat 'ee'. ana
the trees al nfeejf "ti'e-"azt1fo "'ss =
s~2ea@ers stand neatly a1d lastly as.''4ss'
with flowers ana eFef1fef''Ss viz ~ -.
Railroads are tie lion eoras "' a'fs '''''5
''or "s'' ""'" va
Floas .5pg Of our e"1"trF. a"d 5o9fnf3 Fosz''
D '''"i some ''Ss 'z'
grounds iFtb" roaf Of tie stansf were TIC
'"'.sS anu i',+' = '' !,
'' 81 .s"' ~ =
az i 'Tt'''E '11s" - ''
HT''a - 'fs S4''"4 - 20
'"'A''7 % 'u'a'S e. ~
.S''7' were p.es ~ 'eF', ''7.'','- '.o st5
& ~''' = 'st1' t''"@'' -
'"'@@" . ~ 'i'''''"' q, '
- s'e"s f''
''' go, - ="
- 80
:,
- w. ? "
49,
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,''' y" wv s@' 49,
va "-''''"" 0' -
4's'-' W. .. '4'
"""''s''
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= '''',' : II, - 49,
s>..''" '
a..
EA'rEFhtfH+ .EHA ANHTHE# .+tEs#E i
=" r..
monaco, "'4. '.'S @.'' :, = :
2t"aa"e' VIII 77.Ae '@'""'A % d" Own ~
j" '.~2' *' "a. -
- .s'S .S'Ss % p = @1.,'5 =. - - -
."s1I ~s.S' "a '@s''' - 07 :,
f&iti d. sH'Hsta it"'4 At6A@t3f ~ S'E"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

Lott ID. Morrill, has been nominated
for Governor of Maine hv the Black
Republican State Convention.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

oH!s HArrr:-T6e Lake provj-
dsnce H~raA has united with the Gin.
ton Da"ocEat in calling another Con
v%ent'on. Somehow or other, a good
large share Of the ~"nnwashed " Of this
Congressional District, cant and won't
swallow the cold War Horse" From
present appearances, the American par
ty will have to step in 10 prevent tie
two factions from getting into each 9th
er's wool. Boya be quiet,-lhere's good
children
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-11

FOR R"EPRESENTaTfpE
w ALLEN.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-09
eau ght the Panic.

A tall, Jerusalem su,t of a hlh,w, pretty
well under the Influence of Mr.. Al l.ohoi
was observed swinging to a lnmp po.t ON
Fifth street, Ia.t night. He WAS ta.kino
quite Iou'iv 10 the over~ad post. when a
guardian Of the night approached him.
Come, sir. you are making too much
Uoisr.' SAID the Waterman.
Noise who's that said noise asked
the post holder, AS h. skewed his head
anl cudeavore.i in vain 10 give the intru-
der soher look.
!. WAS M replied he wa,chman. as
he exposed his siIverei numbers TO full
view.
You and who in the D. are vono
1t taiut me that's making of the ro;se
No, sir. lis the banks ,ha''s a making
the noise. They are hreakin' n craslin'
and SmashIn' Of thing TO AN iucredihle
amount. Noise It's the bankers that
are = making OF the noise. They are a
cu>Sln', r'pp'n', and u St"vin' all round
It's the brokers that nre making of the
nose. They are hoIlsrin', an a yepin'
and screechiu' like wild lnjuns, over the
times, that worsors every hohv but them.
selves. No, sir, 1t taint me that's max.
ing Of the norsc.'
'You are as tight as a brick in new
wa'l,' said the otil .cr, amused a, the good
nature of TIA" Individual.
Me tight2 who said am tiyht9 no.
SIR, YOU are mistaken It's not me that's
light IL, money that's tight. Go down
on third street, aud thev'II YOU thure, that
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-09
The Slave Trade.

In tie sSeRuie-{tr0ort of be ,cnec;,y
COau,iitse on So ,,vcj ot Eo, an
oD,<' JE2<yoc ne ycI,,,ev IN yIn cL,,o
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SHADOWS OF AN Awful WISrER.-
The following eloquent extract is taken
from discourse lately delivered by the
Rev. f II Chapn, TO his congregation in
New York:
" 1t Is not the ruined merchant merely
1t is not the spectacle Of deoreciated
property and lost credit, and the mani
fold discomtorls Of usual Bankruptcy
that must make US shudder aud sad.
Around the gloomy sh adow there is still
darker rim. Away down below the
platform Of financial transactions there
looms sea OF facts facts Of work.
'mg men and working women. looking up
among the stopped machinery o: the fac.
torres, and The silence Of the ship-vards.
and all the desolations Of suspended Ia.
h"r, looking mp TO the shadows of an aw-
tul winter overcasting them. Men and
bretEeren, What shall we do for those
whose hard earned dollars are not merely
honor and credit, but bread and blood
rt<clfl What shall we do Cor the poorest
1t babes that must soon hang OH the wilt
ed breasts of famine, and for the women. -.
irr whom we must say something more
than 'G"d help them ! An yes, n finan.
c'aI crisis is a matter for tears and shudder-
ing, as well as for arithmetic and rumor. {.
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MOnteZuna,

This ccl.br;,,,.I I,,Ir,,, pima, 81 CO
r,! ,Lc throne - N.,,.., -, ','' "''
The Spanish inv"e."n. -urrI"nj.I L'', ,.''', ~ "
with court OF the utmost magn Il .cncc
I"" huudrcI of his nobility KEEP. ru,rI
"a iho anGrchnubor, OF hl> palace. Or
these. q few only were prjvucprI 20 aI
d'cas him, AMI wien hc required their
>'Ivlc", they cutrr.i b., presence win
bare feet, ana with doWurasl c,c., and
sa.ulvd INN with 'he littv Of '..orI-my
lord, grrW ..ord.' The Kitchen Was AN
'p ruur"r ct great iuvo,,Auc, ul the m.
Prri court. y great uumurr of cooks
were c'"''nnr,Iy employed, and various
N"ds OF meats were kept constantly mot,
IA '9~>"IN prepared for the purpose. The
monarch would often umu>c himself. br.
'orr Gnn"r, hv gong out w'lh his "llirrrs,
and Inspecting tine preparations being
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KEEPING PoTAToEs IN WISrER.-Po.
tat"es spoil in wnter, il buried, from ,hree
causes. First and greatest, war. OF ven.
tia'ion. Secondly, and nearly allied
dampneSs. Thirdly, and more rare free.
ling. Farmers find most of their pots.
toe: spoiled at lorof tho heap; where
they supposed thew became frozen; but
this is 1ot the usual cause the damn. foul
s'eamy air ascended there. aud could not
escape. anl this spoiled them. A hole
made IN the top, with crobsr, and closed
with wisp Of straw, would have allowed
egress 10 tie confined nn, ,ud saved the
potatoes.
The hest wav 10 secure potatoes ont
doors. is to make large heaps, cav so or
60 hnsh"ls see that they are dry aud
clean. hy digging before vet weather
comes on cover them all over with one
Foot Of packed straw, and three inches Of
earth. The straw will prevent damp.
ness. ami the few. inches Cf earth viii
favor ventilation. A Farmer who raises
many potatoes, and practices this mode,
does not lose peck, on the average, IN
90 bushels.
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-A''N" a' "hNlRES.-lt Is
49,, ~ "a i"ini eb-.ni"al examination.
Inherent values, /" work up into manure.
hI> relative value Is very nearly deter
mined Or the 4 ianlty Of nitrogen they
contain. Barley straw is the poorest Of
~; oat "nd rye slraws are about one
hlrd "e'ter; wheat is nearly double in
value 10 harley ; bnckwheat is rather bet
'er than wheat; meadow hay or corn.
talks are far ahead Of aay Of these, being
i've times ~ rich in nitrogen as barley
straw aud red clover hay and pea
straw ar" each about eight lrines AS rich
IS barley. Whether these substances
are IN xed directly with manure, or eaten
hrst "y animals, they produce their rela-
ave effect.
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Mr. George ID. TImau, in company
with some Of his friends, came to the
Jail in this place on Sunday evening, but
staId oHIy few hCurs. 1t is SAID thal
he has been to Nicaragua with Walker
In conversation with friend. Mr. Till
man said ;hat it was his intention to be
here last Court, but was pre-, euled 10y an
attack Of Yellow Fever, ~ New Orleans.
From some incomprehcnsible cause, Mr.
IIllmsn was not committed to jail. but
It IS expected, or reported, that he is 10
be here next Spring TO answer the charge
alleged against linn. Edge6en lidpsy,
Gsep,