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The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
One of the Wonders uf'the World.

There was good deal said about the "Vic. tora Bridge" at the late Canada celebration
 and story is afoat that her nice little majesty will come over the to celebrate its compile tion. This structure across the St. Lawrence. ! short way above Montrerl, the Canada papers tell us, will be one of the greatest wonders of the world. IL was commenced in July 1854, and is under contract to be completed in 1860
 The total estimated cost was originally about s7 ,OOO,0O0; but recently the plans have been amended 50 as to reduce 1t to little over S6,- 100000. The extreme length of the bridge, including the abutment at each side, will be 1000 feet or rather more than a mile and quarter. There will be 26 piers of solid ma. sorry supporting the iron superstructure of the bridge. The centre will span 330 feet, and the other spans each 243 feet wide. The height of the centre of the bridge is 60 feet above the Water level. The weight of iron in the tubes will be 5000 tons, aud contents of the masonry 3O,OOOOuO cubic feet, when the whole structure Is finished. The famous Britannia Tubular Suspension Bridge, crossing the Menal Straits, and now one of the curosities of the world, will scarcely be circumstance to it. Includ- ing the entertainments of each side, the total length of the bridge, from river bank to river bank, will be 1O,284 feet, very nearly two miles. Nine piers of the bridge are now com pleted, but are, as yet, unconDected by any road way. They present a plain surface on the two sides and lower end; the side facing the current being of wedge shape, ill order to break and turn aside the blocks of ice; to pro- vide against whose destructive powers has been the great engineering difficulty of the enter prise-Boston Post.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

GREAT SNow STORM IN IowA.-A Buffalo despatch, of the 9th inst, says:
 At our latest dates from Fort Des Mones, Iowa, it had showed necessarily for two days. Travel was interrupted in all directions, and many persons who were out came near per- ishing.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
NOTICE.

A IL those indebted to the undersigned, eher by "A note or account, are requested to come forward and pay up or in two weeks from this date, they will find their claims n the hands of an officer. We are in debt and wish to pay aad can't unless others will pay We are also out of Leu ther and want mo- nsy to buy mere So pay up and save costs.
 SULLIVAN & SHILLCUTT.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

Or Gov. Johnson and Gen. Harris are named in connection with the Guberpatorial raee in Tennessee.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
ItPE;,r.DrpS

Jan l--Rock City, for Napoleon. "- 3-S II. Tucker, for Ft. Smith ' 4-Dardanee. for Napoleon. L." 5-Atce, for Napoleon. s-Arkansus, for Napoleon 7-iicd Wing, for New Orleans. IO-itock City, for Napoleon.
 IO-Dardancile for Ft Smith.
 l5-Arkansas, for Napoleon. '' l6-Ali lice. for Ft smith. < 8l-Red Wing for Ft Smith. . 3l-'Iiber, for New Orleans '' 3l-Umpire No. 8 for Et Smith.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
NOTICE,

VVNdE undersigned. Executrix of tho late Roswell
 l Beebe and by his will duly authorized offers at private sale any and all lands and town lots owned by him. on reasonable terms, for cash, on credt- Apply to Mcssrs. Watkins &s Gallagher.
 Little Rock, Jan 18th, 's7.-6m JULIA M. BEEBE.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
CITY PROPERPY FOR SALE.

FINIIE subscribers offer for sale Lots l, a l ?, S., ', s and g, block A, near the ASsTTN Arsenal. One lot has dwelling house Is.st OH 1t. F. DIFFER, liss, ?
 F. IOST. eskskk1s
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Patronike Home Manufac,urx!I EEOOL CAHDlNG done to order from aLd after w the 2qth Of this month. Al.o Wool Rolls. Cotton tarn. Superfiue Flour and Seconds. on hand and for sale at the Factory, in Pike county three miles North of Murfree.boro.
 t. E.-Fuls, Peltrv. Hides Becswsx Bear's Oil Cotton Wheat anl Produce generally, received in payment.
 ARKANSAS MANUFACTURING CO. Jan l3 5T.-tf Aurfrcesboro Pike co Ark
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

that almost every section ot the country abuunds in persons publicly known. who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by i;s use. When tried it's superiority every other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape observation and W here its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what andote to employ for thedsressug and dangerous affections of the pulmo- nary organs which incident to cur climate. By its timely use many. nay almost all attacks of disease upon tie Lungs or throat are arrested and thus saved many thousands every year from premature grave. No family should be without it. and those who do neglect to provide themselves with remedy which wards oil u is dangerous class of diseases will have to depore it when it is too late. Proofs of le surprising efficacy ot the Cherry Pectoral need not be given to the American peopetilcy have liv- ing proofs in every neighbordood. But those who wish to read the tatenients of those whose whole health has been torcd and whose lives have been saved by its wil find them in my American Al manac which the agent below named has to furnish gratis for every one.
 Prepared by Dr. ]. C. Aver. Lowell. Mass, and sold by ]. hcALMONT Little Rock
 II. F. Farsswor'h& < Co.,, Memphis; J. Wright d O.. New Orleans and by agents in every county in the state Feb 3. 1851 2m
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

Mir. WILLIAM PARsoS, a native of Delaware aged 34 years
 To thy mem'ry ever dear
 Drop an unfeigncd tear; Fird with grief, we deep depore Thy departure evermore.
 Bitter sorrow fills the soul
 Faintly fsrewell,r OCT us roll- Anguish greater could not swell The bos'm, than thy long farewell. Death, though sudden, did not bend Thou in terror to thy end
 N,r the grave, fearful doom Nor tlie stone dreaded tomb. Tou did'st meet thy death and fate Calmly, nor vast desolate,
 For the friends who lov'd thee dear, Sought thee in that hour to cheer. Naught would do thy wounds to heal Death had made his last appeal Friends with all the pow'rs of wealth Could not again restore thy health. Thou'rt gone,-to thy ashes be,
 Peace for all eternity.
 Rest, entomb'd in sacred vault
 Thou, who died withouts fault. Little Rock. Jan. 3lst., 1857. A FRIEND. At his residence in Franklin county, Ark. on the 5th of January, 1857. of pneumo na, GEORGE w. CAULK, aged 28 years, on, month and eight days He leaves behind some near relatives and host of friends to mourn his loss.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
Sale of Lands for Non-Payment of Taxes, PERRY CQIINTY. STATE OF ARKANSAS.


 ARKANSAS  the dcofth fknd huct t taxspe crh hreon Inc 70 Arkansas door of A. D 
  day fneassa all osiila hall od,orof ofmea 0 rar of fland pc corner rofsadr
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
SAE,Ti SALT '!

THNiE Subscribers have just recei lot of Salt II full large sacks, and are prepared to furni-h their customers with the article at cheapest retil price, NEWBERN & HUGHES.
 Jan 21 '57
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

i HAY Just received large supply of M'Lean's e Celebrated Strengthening Cordial. the most popular Aromatic TONIC and RKS IORATlVE in the UNITED STATES. Every one who is atlct- ed with any disease of the STOMACH. LIVER or BOWELS. or impurity of the BLOOD, should call at once and try it. have also received fresh sup. ply ot M'Eean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, which known every wEorc It is the only reliable exter- nal remedy for or beast
 For sale by J. J. MoALMONT
 Feb 1857
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

JUST Received and keep constantly on hand ai J assortment of Groceries consisting Of Sugar. Col fee, Tea, Rice, Soda, Sacratus Indigo, Madder Pearl Starch, Fancy Soap, Resin Soap Liquors of a. brands. etc., for sale by
 Jan 21 i5Z D. l.. O'CONNELl. & co.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
TO BANK DEBTORS,

yyVHE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds, U for sale for cash a credit. on terms and in amounts to suit purchasers having fractional to pay either of the Banks of this State
 WATKINS & GALLAGHER. Little Rock. Sept 30 '56 -6m
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

POETRY IMPRovED.-The following, from one of the old British poets, is the very es- sence of fancy. It was addressed to lady, upon whose bosom a flake of snow fell and melted:
 "The enviCus snow came down in haste
 To prove the breast less fair,
 But grleved to see itself surpassed,
 And metS into d tear."
 Pshaw!" says an exchange, i've can beat that any time. Look here:
 Down her white bosom rolled the tear
 eve know it hadn't oughter)
 Until at last---at last-oh deari
 Her shirt aCas met as .sater'
 A HIr.-A Boston paper, speaking of some persons leaving the concert room in that city, while Thsleberg was playing his last piece, q position into which very few of our own au- dience fell, says:
 "Such persons must have been domestics anxious to get home before their master and mistress. Next time they go to a concert we hope they will get leave to stay until it is ended'
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
REMOVAL.

h l.. O'CONNEEL & CO.. Have removed lV. their Store from Sprague's building to Readers next door to Hut & Pope's where they still continue to keep regular assortment of Merchandise.
 In,o f57
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
NOTICE.

rEwy1rfNHE subscriber having dis Sacr II posed of his Dry Goods lt5S FTHi~2z --SkSrsz has opened General sgay&S%SSSs House Furnishing and Hardware Rouse. He will continually add to his present stock, among which may be found:
 Milwright, Carpenter and Black Smith Tools; Iron, Steel wrought and cut Nails; Log, Fifth, race snd Breast Chains: Chopping and Broad Axes, Hatclsts of the best
 manufacture;
 Double and Single barrel Shot Guns, Rifles; Gun cylinders Tubes, Triggers, Wipcrs Flints and
 Percussion Locks:
 c. D. Walkers Water Proof Percussion Caps; Cast and Wrought Butts and Hinges Grain Cradles and Sy Ines, Garden Rakes and Hoes; Coach and Buggy Wrenehcs, Lamps and Trimmings; Pocket and Table Cutlery;
 Cooking and raror Stoves: Furniture, Bsadsteads Chairs and Candle Stands, Fine Brussels and lngrain Carpet and huggs
 He IS daily expecting an addition to his stock of Furniture all of which will be sod at reasonable raus Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and exam inc his stock which he will be happy, at all times exhibit and for cash down. will sell a small profit.
 Feb '5T D. BENDER.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
NEW YORK. Sept. 25. 1852,
AYERS CHERRY PE.,TORAL.

E'oR the rapid cure eff Coughs, II Colds, IIoarsencss. Bronchitis, Whoopink Cough, Asthma and ConsumptioH, is univ versall ly known as the best remedy ever yet discovered for every variety oi
 Pulmonary disease. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
STEAMBOAT REGTsTER

.sszEzssssssss .tazs-yyxE4, tFuRNISiIED BY RAPLEY, HANGER S col For the month ending Jtnuary 3lst, 1857.
 Arrivals. Jan. 3-S. II. Tucker from Napoleon s--Dardans le, from It. Smith.
 4--Umpire No. 8 from Naroleon , o-Arkansas, from Napoleon. o--Ahce. from Ft. Smith 6-Red Wing, from 1t. Smith. 9-Rock City, from Napoleon.
 l2--D DaT,Saneiie, from Napoleon. l3-Arkansas, iiom Nap1leou. l5-Aiice, from Nalolcon 2T-Tiber, from Napoleon. 30-Rcd Wing from New Orleans.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

Died In this city, on the 18th day of Jan uary, 1857, at the residence of Mrs Hooper, Mir. WILLIAM PARsoS, a native of Delaware, aged 34 wears
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

Nep Fork, Jan. 19.-The Cunard steamship America, which left Liverpool on Saturday, the Sd inst, has arrived at Halifax, on her way to Boston. She brings three days later ntelli- gence than we had by the steamship City of Washington, at that port.
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

r.nyva,., Ark. Jan ,sa s7, ,7-lw s..s of adv .,s
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
STATE OF ARKANSAS. |

Attest: S. N. CAUGHEY, Clerk. c ines x Robinson Solicitors. January 2T. 1857. sw Cost of adv. s9 50.)
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03
STATE OF ARKANSAS,

Jan 2T '57. In
The true Democrat., 1857-02-03

COUNl1 OF CtllCOI.
 In the Chicot Circuit Court Oil the Chancerv side thereof, December term, A. D. 1S56. December l2th 1856. Elizabeth A. Frazer. GrmD1dinaRt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-26
Aem Orleans 5tloneg Nlarktt.

CRESCENT OrFICK, No. 70 Camp street,
Wednesday Evening" Feb rs, 1857.
The demand for money long dated paper continues be
freely supplied the of AL acceptances and
10 for good, and n@l2 for good fair The
ments to-day S35 900 by party 81 by another
at 999 $4,000 by third, and small sums here and
there at solo cent and higher amounting in the aggregate
about S50 There real press will there be
in view Money will be cheap after the first of April unless
mistake the sign of the times 1t is cheaper here than in
Northern cities In fact the South stronger posi-
ton In its moneyed We notice that the last weekly
of failures, published in New York gives list of sixty
two failures of the country of which is
reported the South The week previous there forty
egh-only two from the South and those in Tennessee
The Banks oday had large calls In the discounts
large he Canal owing to its flush postion the others
done all they could compared to their receipts Exchange
transactions do afford much chance for profit this
and the dscounng Of local paper will be object of greater
attraction the advances.
There sales of stocks todaysay 10 shares Bank
of New Orleans l09 q shares at lO 20 shares
Mechanics and Traders Bank l0Sta
The Exchange market rather in favor of buyers remit
s@4 days sight at 7s discount bankers sixty days
discount other kinds within the scope of table
below Sterling inactive and francs fact very
dull figures. with however only moderate offerings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-26
TNSUR ANCE.

1EE 1EEFylMNPsEHRRfEAFTfTY 1NffEb STATES LIFE N
sgKNE AkMpITTyy AsP rhSST uoArASi " r'
Assets. january LIST, 1856, Sl,42l,6lS H.
DIRECTORS or HONE BOARD
A W. THOMPSON PaulB. Goddard, kp,John sy
W-n M Godwin James Devereux, Lawrence Sonnson'
Geo Geo; MMsHssnI5yi e sIayyi., s. r. orawi0fa 'N'"' IS 'D
B'n'' w. f'nslss STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, VicsPresidsnt.
nENew Orleans Branch Office, No. 4S Camp street.,
The nndergned General Agent OF he apose a mS, ann
Company for the southern States and slaves at
tha abs And by permission pleasure In submitting
to toi his I friends and the public the following
H Ls,cbforda Co, 4. b. Kelly Co.. VIM; Perkins,
North smsdss COS O. Nesos Co.; A. Az B. SsIIsn. JsIs,
j. burnside 1 Co.., JOS Menard vJs, Sonh @"ehn'''
prs5s%, pammsos Mseban,s Mutual ms Company.
Thomas soo President Sun Mutual Insurance. Company
Jules Tuyes President Orleans insurance a o.
Henry IonsiAls John D. Bgsn syIqMvn MaaG Walton ''
direct from Branch Office and Lssses
Pamphlets blank be obtained at the ONCE
R,ea.sP asa.s II ss,s .6s M r Medical Examiners
In A''snoAn''' uni HARMON DoANE General Agent.
ia11Iv No 4s Camp street.
NIOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
lN COMPANY, of New Orleans nave th,s uhy @ D..
operations, and prepared TO take Ire, han' "A ~
Risks The usual rates.
Geo. W. West, +; p Hunt,
Jas. A. White, MI Musson
wan Mccall Martin Gordcn, Jr,
n Janisop PauD j. Martin,
antonio Costa Cesaire Olivier
Omer Gallerd, . John Eatoh,
" 0MER CiAILIARD President.
GEO W. WEST, Vice President
A. SCREIBER Secretary. n.sl ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-26

COFFEE. ..s.es of 900 bags Rio, including 600 91sc
1882 at TO- and cS7 Prime at llt4c 10.
SALT "A cargo about 6l0O sacks Liverpool Coarse
sold at 75c y sack. =
BAGGING AND ROPE. IS bales India Bagging were
y yard and $50 private OF Rope 500
coils Ordinary Machne-made sold at 10c p ID.
CANDLES Star held q ID for fnll weight.
LARD OIL Holders were asking 81 10 D gallon for
Prime ..s...
ALCOHOL noticed sale of 50 bbls (92 cent
p gallon. '
WHISKY. Improving sales of l5O bbls Reced mostly
2627c q gallon and Tuesday 100 Baw 2Sc q gallon.
REIGHTS.. "A ship laid for Boston for heavy
freight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-26

tion shall forfeit and pay fine Of two hundred dol
lars, recoverable before any court of competent
jurisdiction, the payment Of which fine may be en-
forced by imprisonment after Judgment execution,
jury.
Sec. SO. Be it further enacted, &c., That the sum
of seventy.ive Thousand dollars, much thereof
as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of
the State Treasury out of any monies not otherwise
appropriated, to pay the salaries of the officers and
deputies mentioned in this Act, and other expenses
in carrying this law into effect. III
SEC 81. Be it further enacted, Sc, That this Act
shall take effect from and after its passage, and all
laws and parts Of laws inconsistent hereto hereby
repealed. q a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAMDEN-Steamer judah Touro-434 bales cotton LLOYD
bsS. P f"s.s5 ss
&co48 Mckelr6y Badtord49 Miles Adams lco4a do to
Mandeyiis Mellhsnny {esnan ase3 bales coit9nlo
iIsi Sly uss5E sosS sS2 Rogers co0 '5 Wyeh kco do
John Williams Aco-l5 TO Wrght Allen Scol bale, con99 to
Hemmngwly FredandeT &co-i4 Moon, Thus Aces do to
% D!ys Lane sfss aeyds eds Ic6 Sg Bsde Moksnp%
Ward Saunders hunts Walker, Stuart IlueLfsoi5 to
Ss &C. 81 fHsssa 5 %
Tayeton Whins rnlI DaIand, kocquest &eo- deto
Oakley Hawki-l W Cooper bb Gdt: Peltries
dries 10 ordsr-IoUlI l925b aes
Parmee Bro-l suaon-9 hf bos whisky Price
egg @ a bs a I IF # 30 pSS e q S
d z ke @ . 30 II 9G @ GG % k9o sS ] o S e Dp '" q # a"y by
butter Schneder bGls iar4 70 ties do II bis
Martin, Owen coDO6i9 boxes mildes to feowe, &co5l
S3 c s5a S 4 t q? S RSFF b Gsw! NS N st S1 pork
ties lard Given Waits Seo-5O1 empty beis NewcomS-l 3D.
LoUIsvILLE-sear Pete MILESTONE 100 bI1s whisky
casks middeles 70 Marin owen cGbb3l hams do
&eooo tcs lard g 6 pork si SACKS corn Il Rennvy Sco
25 boxes sides 6s sacks o do Hewitt Norton co
hhds bacon = do hams 80 tcs do 0sgsb Mncansy|j kid,
Levy Sammer-3 5bs beef B F Toispich coNi d" 4I2i do
pork shor &co-l lard Helm Chis,l32 hlds tobacco
Snr f SSt Do Il Do Sss 5
pa yoorbes tS ri" ScoS coils o BraT tiorman sSo
500 bD ioar ca Pearson &eo2ot do Eork 81 do beet do
Sqkesoy sSs SS Pf % ss e; "S+5S :d
B4terton xco25 90 vinegar Price &col5 Kegs gin to
L Seaman &So-l cnsk hwa,e l Rse wire cloth T. SHARK
+ stevens &eo--32 boxes mdse bock-lo0 do sarsg
BALIzFs,s.msF M cetss hh9 sugar Augnsn 5 Taoan
| II A W Lee-U do Edward shh &uoii do p Rocktord
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-26
EXPORTS.

BRAZos SANTIAGO VIA G GALVESTON AND INDIA,
NOLA-Seamsp Atlantic3U bbls -four $50 bags coffee, ~
rice, casks claret, 32i pkgs dry goods &c.
LISBONBris Handy kng-l4oO bbls -four, 1000 sacks of
wheat, 49I sacks corn, $500 slaves.
LITERP00L-Ship Rankin-3llo bales cotton
BOSTON-Ship Horense--l92l bales cotton lS6 hides.
CHARLESTON-Brig Condace-l5 bbls flour, do coal 3
bbls whisky IL do bOls molsses l5U empty bb t
sacks
MOBILE-Scr Monerlyl00 bbls -four, 6 bbls whisky, 30i
sacks corn 800 do
ST PETERSBERG-Shp Ocean Star-e72S bales cotton
HAVRE-Ship Martin IutheT-2qS0 bales cotton, lh
previously clsgre steam
ship FRANCOIS Arag0.
LIyERPoOI-ship Northanpton-3425 bales cotton.
GENOA-Brig Amici-l025 bales cotton.
IIVERPOOI-Ship Miriam-25l9 bales cotton
TAMPICO-Schr W Harkness-62+ bales cotton, 10 bds
Il paper, ODls -four ~ do potatoes do cheslu u
bxs cheese 5 goldfish hi prcaus bol hams 1927 feet
lumber, 5000 shingles.
PENSACOLASchr southron40O sacks corn, a bb -four,
casks bacon, ID pkgs mdae.
PENSACOLA-Scr West Florda-llO bbls -four 80 hls Of
whisky pork bacon ~ sacks coffee l25 Of
corn, |. guuno hhds sugar II pcs marble, Wagons
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-26
Shipping antslllgents.
THURSDAY, February 26, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Atlantic Sheppard for Braos Santiago via Calves
ton and lndanoa, Harris, Morgan Yco
Brit Ship Rankin, Mclutyre for Liverpool,
..5 Hoghton, Rankin Sco
Ship Hortense, Barnes, for Boston, q jenkins
Ship Ocean Star Symends, for st Peersberg,
P Whitney Sco
Brit Ship Miriam, Josyln for Liverpool, Maxwell Sco
Ship Martin Luther, Nichols for Hayre, Whitney Sco
Ship Northampton, Deano, For Liverpool C j Meeker eco
Sar Brig Amici Prest, for Geuoa Baxter, Lowell Sco
Brig Handy King Starky for Lisbon Boudousquie Phillips
Brig Condace, Mathews for Charleston, Poole &co
Schr Monterey, Faure, for Mobile, CIV Newton
Schr W Hardness. Peterson, for Tampco,
Ciodenbow Il Lesparre
Schr Souhron, Perry for Pensacola Pooley Sicol &co
Ssr West Forida Runs for Pensacola, Pooey Nicol &to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-26
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
go. -,sfzszssss,,s-.-7 NEW 4RLEANs; JAGKS
~ FL ssssl ~ W. HI !. r AILROAD.

sS,, -..,u-NEtV ORLEANS, jack
Liza "a rItfHftstftssspHT- SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
~ - fsgHI r ABROAD.
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily a.
O'Clock A. NJ Arrves Summit Miss hundred and eight
r9le New Orleans, t3 clock A. NJ Returning leaves
Summit every day o'clock, P ~, and reaches New pr
leans AT G1D O'Clock. r 81.
FARETbee cents mile, each way Children under I've
age free. Children i've ans twelve of
age Hnd co5ored persons, half price
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained AT the office Of the
Company, No Catont4iet Also, family tickets,
whoes halves in packages Of twenty at reduced price
Colored permitted 10 ride in the without
pass expressly authorizing them IN do and naming
the stations and from which they A. the viii
by the Conductor and will be good for "Trip
direction oay, those making "trip both VIII have to ba
provided with two
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Snmmit ar"
inermeiae stations at i5 o'clk A NJ Tuesday, Thurs
and Saturday and leaves Summit for New Dritus
temedilte stations every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
morning i3O o'clock a. NJ This train stops Fridays
Saturdays Flag Stations way between regular s:Aousl
receive and deliver freight but any other days.
No freight will be received at the New Orleans defl1s
after s o'clock r. M.
Il. P. GUTARD, sup't Transportation
NJ line of four horse mail from Summit
Jackson and from Jackson Summit day, connecting
with he ras.p n.rert train h3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-02-26

Very little doing in Western cities but all wanting Exchange
Louis Louisville and Cincinnati be accommodated
with prime bills on Camp street.
We take from late Economist the following
1t will be while all tables circulars and
pondence given the of bales imported into
England the time and quantity in weight has been
looked This omission is supplied in the weight from each
country in the table below.
article OF production cotton chiefly identified
with the Southern States of America is however, little
than half century since it began to Importance
Gently 1923 the whole of the United States only
800 900 bales and in the 1875 when it formed the sub
ec of one of the most remarkable secuations Of the
century the whole produce of the United States but 100 O
bales But upon this small production ancase had
already become the manufacturing district for the world
The of the cultivation Of cotton in America and Of It's
consumption in England since that time has parallel IN the
history Of trade In the ten years between s5 and s3 me
production in the United States increased from bales 10
S6e 600 bales in the mex. ten years 70 100 coo bales ~ ll2
paravely short of thirty yeais the rodneon OF the
United States alone has increased by sevenold OF this eno
production bales only retained for consup
the United States and less than 9 w bales were
exported foreign countries in the following proportions
Great Britain bales. L 9Zl $50
10 france 4ol,poL
10 North oil Europe aViVu9
10 otner countries Zio 90