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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-09

When Queen Victoria went through the ceremony of
opening the Leeds town hail. and afterwards rode through
the streets in procession she rich silk dress OF
delicate tint of lavender with ounccs of pale chino flow
crs on white ground also mantle of white silk rich
ly embroidered and trimmed with lace The bonnet was
white trimmed with white flowers and leaves, and
a white veil. She wore maia-colored kid gloves and
carried fam Tho young princesses silk dresses
with green chine pattern on white ground with stone
colorcd silk jackets and straw bonncts trimmed with
gccen and white halc wells, says the Leet.s Mercury
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The Bank of Tennessee was established about the year

The Bank of Tennessee established about the year
1888, The net profits which 1t has yielded the State
upon its cash capital from the period of its establishment
down to the LIST of January last s335s699 H. The
capital invested in State bonds, bearing an interest
OF six per cent per annum would have yielded for the
sanc tune profit of 81, 500, 1873; showing balance
Of $3.50 433 20 in favor Of the latter investment II Is
plain therefore, that Che investment Of the State funds
in the Bank Of Tennessee instead Of Ia six per cent bonds
was great mistake.
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WASHINGTON CITY.


Al ths boae.. ar Inc Union proposed
chsags terms, viii DO conducted strictly on cash basis all
subscriptions for the Union are dscon
tusd No made TO Agents after this date
cspl y Mr. W. Ipsconb who authorized 10 make collections
IN Delaware Maryland and Virginia
wAsmreros, March 70, is5S--H
me foregoing notice oncude any agents ooeo-
tors that W. nov employ heretofore employed this city,
those only performed such service ia othc parts ofe
country Ap eft
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-09
THE DIAMOND STATE.

What is known as the 'slittle election" in Della
ware was held the 9Th inst. resulting in tho en-
tire success Of the democratic candidates. This
contest was between the democratic and tho new
aedged peoples party" All three of the counties
were carried by the democrats--New Castle giving
2lO majority; Kent, 2S3; and Sussex, SO far as
heard from, 238total majority, T3l. That was well
done for little Delaware and gives assurance of a
more valuable triumph in November next when Will
lam Burton win be elected governor, and William
G.. whitley reelected to Congress. The Delaware
Gazette also reoices over the result in Wilmington
The peoples party calculated large majority, but
actually obtained 20 "a virtual defeat in an opposi-
ton city.
We notice that the CANVASS has actively com
menced in Delaware. On tho evening of the 4th
inst. large mass meeting was held at Wilmington,
which was addressed by Major B. 7. Biggs, Hon
William G. Whiteley, and Thomas f. Bayard esq
Hon. George Read Riddle will address the people of
Wilmington the 18th inst, and Hon. Josiah Ran
DALI Of Philadelphia, tao evening Of The 2lst inst
An arrangement has also been made for three Joint
discussions between Mr.. Whiteley and his opponent
for Congress, VIM. b. Morris, esq, to be held at
Wilmington, Dover, and Georgetown. The proposal
came from Mr.. Morris, who says in his note to Mr..
Whiteley:
Do the justice, sir to ascrbe my proposal solely
to my entire faith in the principles Of the party to which
belong, and to my assured conviction that very mod
crate amount of argumentatve capacity will be quite
sufficient to establish those principles upon mpregna
Bile basis."
To which Mr.. Whitley replies:
~ would also further add that in the discussion
rely vastly upon the truth Of the principles aud the
correctness of the Of the democratic party than
in any ability in myself to explain enforce them,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-09
TIE ELECTIONS SExr WEEK.

We give below complete list Of the candidates for
State officers and members Of Congress In the States Of
Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana, which hold their cleo
lions ON Tuesday next:
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OHIO--SrATE T.oKnr.
Democrats. Republicans.
Supreme jndp.- -Thos. W. BARLEY VIM. v. Peck.
Attorney ga,.foI- Durbin Ward G. ?. Wolcott.
Comptroller Of Teas
ury-----.-----S Samuel w. ellison. VIM d. 1hrall.
BOardo pub. works-R. H. Hendrickson John L. Martin.
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Florida Election.

AUGUSTA, Oct. S.--The returns from Duval county,
Fla show small American majority. Icon county is
largely democratic
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The yellow Fever at N orleans.

NEW ORLEANS Oct. THE deaths from yellow fever
yesterday numbered Sc.
New ORLEANS Oct 7.--7b the Agents Of The associated
Press Please give circulation to this admonition Stan-
gers should keep away from New Orleans until there is
marked abatement Of the fever Of which they will be
duly advised. The epidemic is sustained by new
comers j. G. SEYMOUR,
Prcs't OF the New Orleans Associated Press
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We are glad to observe that the Inelltgcnccr feels
no alarm lest the Paraguay expedition shall become
messenger of rather than means of establish
ing peace; and we it that, in estimation
nothing is likely to accomplish this object and
to give the proper emphasis to American diplomacy
in Spanish America, than creditable display of
force. Negotiations with Paraguay will now be re-
sumed by the Commissioner under circumstances
ustifying the expectation Of successful and salts
factory result.
single point only Of the Iltcligenecrs article of
yesterday morning requires notice. 1t may be that
Paraguay has right whatever to any territory on
the west side Of the Paraguay river, and that her
jurisdiction over the rivers Parana and Paraguay
should be precisely the same. Yet Paraguay claims
and actually has possession of both banks Of the latter
while she claims only the right bank Of the former
We do not undertake to determine the extent of her
territory; we simply accept things as they are,
leaving it to the governments directly interested to
settle any adverse claim 1t is plain, therefore, that
the jurisdiction Of Paraguay over the two rivers is
not the same dc fado--over the Paraguay being ex-
elusive but over the Parana concurrent with tho
Argentine Confederation 1t was this claim to
exclusive jurisdiction over the Paraguay, sup
ported by the decree excluding the vessels-of-war
of all other countries, that came near involving her
in war with Brazil. The latter claimed the right
Of way to reach her provinces above, and succeeded,
by display Of force, in cxtorting from President
Lopez admission of the right of Brazil to navigate
the river If he had not claimed and actually exercised
jurisdiction on both sides Of the Paraguay, there
could have been question between him and Brazil
with regard to the right of way The navigation
of the Parana is admitted to be common to Paraguay
and the Argentine Confederation.
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PENNsYLYANIA--srArn Tlckrrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

NEW YoRK-sissmshiP BLACK wArrior-A nderson Bls.
Goa Alimnier-T ? Aydlett &co-J Adams ico-NJ II
RG BJssT sow seaG Gw Burnside sSow
Brander Hubbard Acknowledgment Lewis &co-D Bid~ei-
g Bier &eo-o Bienness~M BnrSetUBabcoct RhoSes
col Bsche &co-Bogart, Foley Avery-w G Beerten
rows-Biscoe simms-A 4 ii Block--C T Buddecke &eo-
Cleveland Brothers &co-Cars Mostly SooP Cazsnave tco
Il Chinn-Campbell Rekerby-w Dutter-cabalerok Bias
Cuddy Brown dco-H floserman &co--Gen Cionan-R Co
kco-Coleman, PuInam &co-w Csrroli--D X Carrol-G
Crais-Carro Pritehard &eo-w Crane &eoCarter Hays
COW lohan-Duncan Iogan-Nss Downs--B Douglas
Harrington--D Arcy &eo-Dufsut &co--T nansuger-FP
Dueonge1G Dqpin-Davis iacsson---P nnrel aeo--G
Aco-R Estiin &coC tdwsrds-C Flint i Jones-F Fa.
germ Foger Sco-D Fell 4 stetson-Frei-en Stevenson
CO. Moses Gteenwood-C Gaines seo-R Geddes-L Gold
Csstillo-A Gue4nard-J Guesman teo--I ianche-Cen
Sun1 Haes5 Acc s9a
Lewis seo-Heath Mier--s Howard--A HarSen-Hal
s5OOOO Isstngs-Hsl Kemp &eo- iast tco-tioimes
Te4as SreS MS Ae
Gaines-Thos Henderson Pese--hars Morgan-A
Johnaon &eeA Jaequet-Iones Keep irwin--J ohnson
Tnmer-H Carter ScG---s Kennedy &eo--L K'iser-
Barbo-Ia State Bank $40 O01-I.teon 6co-L lie erer-
II Ionsd,leD LOpez-Lacey &co-Lumsden, Kendall
lewis l sIssSy Nsc.nN %
Moore &eo-J Marks &co-C c Miiler-T Moulor-Nagee X
Ien-M,ndsvie 4 MeIlheuny~McKeroy Brsdford-s n O.
dy-l Morgan--H ID NEG nns-A Mo.roe ACCT N Morrison
p Malard-F MallRrd &eo-J Mathews kco-A II May kcO
Richard Nugen, &eo-North smedes Norris &co
-B Norman-Oakey, Hawkins 6co-A Pepin-Peet smms
&c0-H Prchsrd &cO-G Pinckard kco-C W Phil ips
q Phlip.-Perkins &co-J @ Pephsrd-S II Peek-Payan&
SsoPes so" Harrison seo Petns PieliF Rha i
&eo-Payne Harrison-R Roius-w Z Raymond-A Robb
kco-Robes0n, DennS &co--Rhorer Higginbottham &co-
Hugely, Blair kco-Reed Hedges 4 5 Kicks
n Kelley kco-F g Randolph Aeo-kohson a Auen--R W
RsynezA Ropselle tso-R preale-M Shields sAsr-
SHARK stanfer kcoR II Short &eo-A W swert-smih BIZ
-
Seaman Sco-D heRre-T b Smih---Syme h Provan---E
Stevens 6cO-Seanig Scott-D Syme 6cOW SLACK &co-
Seaman Peck keo-E Smth-Taylor & Raddif-B Turpilg-
Taylor Churehil-E Tyler-rownsend, Tompkins &eo-
NJ Todd kco-THylor Knapp &co-Tunnell 6co-rhonhi 4
col Turner-ulter-J Yaeutine-G "A Nntou-J Walker
kcoWard, Saunders Hun-Warren Gilmore &co-A Whit
ingW Wright Sco-Wof a Bro-Wheeler, Gieger &eo--CC
Wayland-O . woodman--E Wheeloek--Rey Wayne
John Williams &eo-J Woodruff &co--Wright Allen NcO-
|. WhiteJ Wright 2co-C Yale jr3nd order From
Hsyane-S Passsn-Bornio Bros--A Costa tcO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07
NEw oRLkANs CLASSIFICATION.
corroN AND TOBACCO srArEMENr.


SUGAR. The market firm, with of 1000 bhds
614G7c q n for Fair Fully Fair.
MoLASSES Prices better. Sales of 1900 bbls at $50
2sc FermentinR aud 2e for Prne and Choice, with
500 half bbls at 3O@S2c . gallon.
FLOUR The market quiet with sales Of barely 1000
bb including SO Superhne, etc. at 81 25s IS, I'm
branded ST. Extra IS 25 and 4 also IS IS y Dbl
GRAIN Corn good request with sales of 900 sacks
comprising 900 White and Mixed 5c 500 Ordinary yellow
the same 20O White S. 300 Yellow also S. and so
do 565sc p bushe OF Wheat 100 sacks sold with
inspection 81 for Redand 81 % q bushe for White.
or $50 sacks ST. taken 45c " bushel The
sales Of included 500 sacks lots mostly Csc y 100 rs
PROVISIONS. Pork still dfmer and the sales
prised 354 bbs Mess in lot S and 100 Prime S4 y
bbl the close retailing SIT 25sl7 50 p bb
OF Bacon 20 casks Ribbed Sides sold 80 OF Clear
1c and 81 Of Shoulders = n of $50 pieces
sold for Hams and Sc for Sides 900 ns in bulk SIC
for Shoulders IL Hams and for Sides and 100 pieces
Sides at SIC Lard active and prices higher kegs
with sales Of los and Il bbs Prime 9 3l2 teces in lots
TO- l0i kegs at NJ 4I2a r. 34s 2t and 400
party eir~nendyke's) also at l21zc . n.
COFFEE Sales confined bags comprising $50 at 10
61i0kc, so at II, and $50 at Ike p n.
RICE. tierces sold SIC, 200 lots DC
ah
INDIA BAG jING. We noticed sales by party OF S25
bales the spot a lac q yard, cash.
SPIRITS TURPENfINE III bbls sold by one party
soc p gallon, cash, Market firm.
ROsIN Sales Of 800 bbls Ordinary No at 81 50 p bb
delivered
WHISKY ..l5O bbls ReeiiHed sold ls@lse and
100 Raw the levee at lie q gallon,
POTATOES. Prices lower, with sales of 600 bills
Western (CncnnatD ST. and lots Of ordinar Use
p bbl
FREIGHTS. "A ship taken for Liverpool at Cd for
Wheat and l0d for Corn, consignment given away d
Cotton British ship the port at I532d and
ship for Havre Vessels Liverpool were
filling up at "a for Cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

Skr uP IN BUSINESS Speaking Of the conversion
Of the prize fighter. Awful Gardner, the New
York correspondent Of the Charleston Courier says
Ii is reported that he has entirely withdrawn from
his wicked and prizesighting associates. and been
placed IN n mercantile business by his religious CO.
adiators. He Is a shoemaker by trade aud has been
presented with several thousand dollars worm of
stock by the Influential and moneyed brethren, and
has opened an immense cordwainer's establishment
II, fhe Eiohfh avenue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07
RECEIpTs on PRODUCE.


WAsHINGTo N-steamer W Bnrton--l45 bales cotton to
Beliosq Nobon aco!2 PsIIe.-s4 Miller For,.,sIs do
-2s Cammsek squares VESTS DO II Garter 8coll DO
A. Misnbs5seT BoroS6 Is isfsrest DemaTre-7 do
FcvIison Stevenson &eos bales DeGuy wakerldo
biom 6coss IDS sngar PcTie,-2O DO DARBY 1saoSst-
% do Green crame-ll Do ossey iSwkinslihhss sugar
es hhds a bbls oAsses y o6 assr q do syrup
Chaadel50 potatoes boarsundries order
Total cotton, $40 hhds rs bes molasses
AY2g ssE d Mcbs%s Mp WRIGHT sG,oq Alien sS e
g Byrue Vance seoI do DasvsS 10 LasaiS.-s Dc
hhds sugar bo molases de eganas e6s moiasses e
an Msnag vSesuaG4s bbs molasses Menberger Seos
DO aase NeCalO hhes sugar Wright Allen AGO. 10 do
MaioneAuxS obls moAsses Kelly Sco--lQ bels moasses
Total hhds sugar M bbs molssses Is hf bbs moasses rs
bales cotton.
ST MARTISsvILLEsteame Belle creOle-so bales cotton
hhds sugar Gordon hhds sugar "a bhs moasses to
Perkins keo bills molsssss h ees @o1ssss sss sugar
Washington jackson Scos hhds potatoes pigs mdse Bald
asrre 4 frere-sudries 10 ords-Toia bales cotton
hhds sugar, 81 bbls m0lAsses.
sHRRvEPoRr--steamer L Hodge-lls bales cotton to
Cummings &cOlu9 bales cotton Ward, saunders Hunt
% Psyns ilarson4 4 Carter aeo5tt Miller FSrrss.sT
Al hsklssoy bsaderds Mssa Allen lens Seos ls~ls
"a Ragey Blair 2eo-l5 do Cooper Scoi2 bales
D DoaSsaa-ii Cleveland brothers 4eoe Acpsns AGO
g Perkins sco-I Donnsll Aeo-6 Patton smse--6 do
ienderon Terry &co5 Farley Jaey &co bales cotton
Tsrieios whnag Tuis-ad do ellis Ferguson 3eO-s DO do
Johnson Ases Ar hil,snbsTgsr B,TTSHl bales eo,'O3
bale sdss bales Psss James seo7s bale. eiss do
DO skins Campbell srOng-sandrss ordsrToiAl IA
bales cotton.
MINDEN-steAmer Milton Re-2l4 bale cotton to wilsou
Pomroy &eo-l6s Phillips 8eolS6 Cleveland brothers a
colsl frisEsoa Conway &sOii baehAnnoa, Carroll 4eo74
Lewis ogssS,ss Ward sssndsE. Huns sass ss.'9a
Campbsll stronzs II Nav kcoS5 Richard Nassnt AGO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY Gftu-
Il Gerry STORE No. q Baronne street; Z. L. BRRctEB,
Agent
eRr A larss Assortmsn, Of Ohoies GROCERIES, VINE
md LIQUORS.
E3- CHAMPAGNE Of srenas quarts plnlA;
ltheI FINE WINES superior OLD BRANDY ans othe
Lquors superane cOknIAIs, and variety Of Fancy Ar
elos Of the qualities sNys hsnd At low prees
aa- Goods delivered 70 families tfee Of drayAge. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07
ARRIVED.

Steamship Black Warrior, Smith, from New York via Ha
vana, James Connolly AGO
Steamship Texas Lawess from IndanOa and Galveston
Harris Morgan &co-lst dist.
Spanip Ship Maria, Pno days from Havana In ballast
Prats, Pujo Sco--ih dist IS.
Ship Loreulo aion B days from Barbados in ballast
ter-lst dist i3.
Ship Martha Rideout Morse is days from Boston, VIM
Dewey-lst dist2T.
Bark Abby Johnson days from ballast to mas
ter-ist dist 81.
schr staples Gibbs days from Attaapas to master2d
dist Is.
sehr Kate Field Robins days from Sabine Pass Golden
bow 4 Lespurre-2d dist 10.
schr Alphonsine Bernard from Grand Caou. Fotte-
"a dist is.
sehr Hannah Martin Pennington days from Sabine Pass
Codenbow 4 espaTre-Point
Schr Isabella, Randall, from Pearl River-Basin
Schr Alcyon NaTeses. from Bonfonea-Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07
Shipping SntsIIigsnts.
WEDNESDAY, April 7,1ls5s.
TTUApED vEcTEpnAV

SbEAnCD I1Sl ishba4.
Steamship Mexico Lawcss for Galveston and Indianola
Harris. Morgan &co
Ship Charlotte. Nesmih, for Liverpool Whitney
ship Oroondat-s, Pike. Antwerp Baxter Lowell 6co
British Ship Clifton Belle Allen, for Liverpool,
Wheeler Il Sheppard
Baxter Lowell &eo
Ship Juan Fernandez Given for Liverpool whitney &eo
Ship racihc, Gadd, for New York, Cohen
Schr Sister Kate for Ferry. for Pensacola, A BlAnc
Schr Sirena, Blado, for Pensacola, j A Blanc
Schr Southern Independence, Green for Pensacola.
John Hurley AGO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

On Sundays the train will the ctv every half
hour after O'Clock in the morning. Except 0 during the day
with extratp night; and the Horse Car will leave
one hour ater the steam train arrives there
Extra special tip when required by notifying the con-
ductor.
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge
the steam train will stop when required excep rps
Fare each is cents and the Conductor timely
notice 10 MI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-07

Pennsylvania Klenfelter frem 81 Louis.
X " HILL Newell, from Memphis.
Belle Gates. Janfraau, from Balze.
Belle Creola Whitworth from st MartinsYille.
CD Jr. Ure. from Bayou Sara
W Bnrton IOuaier from Washington.
A w Baker, Greig, from st Martinsville.
Milton Relf, Hall, from Minden.
B I. Hodge, Smoker, from Shreveport
Lucy Robinson, Livingston. from Bay GU Bartholomew
Florida, Hntchings, from Mobile.
Illinois Fukerson. from St Louis.
Towboa Hercules Laace from the Passes-wen down light
brought up ship Martha Rideout Rdeou bark Aquila,
schooners Kate Field and Aphonsne.
Towboat American Martin, from the Passesowed
down and 18th ult, ship ElvTa Owen bark Sarah
Ans schooner MAria-brought up ship Lorenzo and
sebr Hannah Martin
TowboA Ocean, Chapman from the Pasestowed down and
sea3ls ult ship CaTnRc, baTks Boynton Integri-
dad and brig g II Chase-bTought up ship Maria bark
Abbyl and schr II Staples.
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REGULAR PAC KETs.
Y~z. - UNITE ID STATES TIKI s.ss.
EsSkrsf WEEKLY NAIL LINE 10y e
EELlSsa13Z1A TO NICkSHIIRH


ON TUESDAY, ATOM THuRsDAYION SATURDAY, at
p. NJ ats p. NJ. 5P. NJ.
The magnificent U. The magnificent fbe magnificent o.
States Mail packet U. S. mail packet States mail packet
Princess. Captnl W c X u q hatcher. Capt'n
Wilson, will leave Cbpt ]. NJ. Which,. r Leathers, will
Tor DonRdsonviie will leave for bon for Donaldson
Psquemine, Baton jacksonville, Plaque le Plaqnemine
Rouge, Fort Hudson mine, Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Port
Bayou sara Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayou Sara
River Landing, Fort Sara Red River Red River Landing
Adams, Nate Landing, Fort Ad Fort Adams Matches
Waterproof Rodney, ANS, Natchez Wa Waterproof Rodney
St Joseph, Grand lerproof, Rodney Joseph Grand
our Warrenton and ST. JOSEPH Gran ui Warrenton and
yicks6nTg very lGnlt Warenton Vcksburg every SA-
TUESDAY at blMi III kenis BEND lrTRDAY a. s o.
O'Clock p lYieksburg, La eclock p. ".
The INCES Providence, Stacks The steamer NAT
connects At Vicks- Island and skip % II q ut
burg with the his Vcksburg with the
er U. 5. AID, and Pilchers Point Ash steamer RANGER
Will take freight for toms Landing will take freight
al the landings on Carolina Landing for all the landings
Yazoo river high every Yazno rveras high
~ Greenwood AT O'Clock p. Nj. las Greenwood at high
water rates.
fne aboss mentioned splendid passenger will
their regular days without the appointed All
business their will be nrouty and faithfully
attended %.
These boats will not be responsible for any
containing money jewey other vAuRbles unless regular
D Of ading are taken specifying contents value and
the freight paid for any vauabes deposited with the clerk
BY the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
FOR freight or passage apply on board,
CARROLL HOLMES a CO.,
Union Row, IS Carondelet st. :
hSO T. H. SMITH, No. Tehonpitou las 81.
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-
WAsnfkGroN, March So.-Senafe--rhe chair laid
uefate me senate communication rom the Secre-
ey Of State In answer 70 resolution Of the Senate
al <ee 18th nlt, calling Tor statement showing the
1zzsez ana appropriate descriptions OIL al vessels oil
tfe navy o. che uniied states which have been cap
tsst host or destroyed since Us organization or re
skzrztionin ls9s which was read and ordered to he
90 ssie iapie.
la aswer to resolution OF the LIST inst calling for
ang Information within hs reach concerning the late
e1tsnon y a,oar T. - pees - open wason'
re&~ a''n pur ieea svis ,,snaop Va New MeA'
En y the " esassn oo1os,s u Saii'olua wnch WAS
49, eio Ie,slcu ~ Wy Io'''see ", li,s'lng
Assf. etoshut colah'Sa',on Lvn sue cseIesaly o.
~4, " conp.,auee WIN ieselu.'oa % .ne senate
<&4nS tot niotmatuh tesi,cv'lns we massacre OF
ssatasnaa enlstauss - " mouu'l neAuows, ~ ,ae
tezsttvFy OF uian Wnon was rsau ana ORDERED 70
me On she table.
Aasa. resolutions q tne Legsiasure o. tne Terri
o4ry OF Wasnington relative 70 .ne construction o.
1lssnal railroad ACRES ,ne eon'nsh. nom .he Allan
- be printed.
Also. memorial Of the representatives Of the re-
n&ees coeassf - I'euus ~ .ue o'ass =. ne" lork
- ~ = ~. 49, ~ ~ : a. az as ss
~ y. ~ ~ =, IN ,.s y "en
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49, - ,s , H ~ ~ h "a ,hat ~ s saS
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zsss ~, - s,slstsr ,s; ~ a.,
- ss nv ev' sses ~ ~ ss ~
1-s;epa fousdrv ~ the cjtv ~ s,sxansria n Viz.
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9solsu OF the ttIarRtts.



COTTON The favorable accounts by the Indian caused
holders advanced which obtained to the
ten, Of 4e Middling grades with sales Of about
1880 bales We amend quotations below Mondays
sales am ennled to II, $40 bales.
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- ,-.,v,---=z-,,-, GREAT EN-
k4 "a ~ N 9E TF5F s4tT gG III ~
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINEF FROM NEW OIL Ms

g@B -. -. -, GREAT e T. N
k7Ea ~ g aEE5FTT sStT 3 i ~
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo Niagara Falls New York Boston
Philadelphia Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid steamer leaves Nw Orleans daily
o'clock p NJ from Cairo which point continuous
railway Communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairs daily
Morning Express at A. NJ.
Evening Express at p NJ.
Connecting at sANDOVAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
road for ST. Louis; PANA with Terre Haue Alton
road for Louisville and Cincinnati; DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad for Springfield Jacksonville and Naples
LASALLE with Rock Island Railroad, for Rock Island, Dav.
export and Peoria MENDOZA with Chicago Buring
Railroad for Gaesburg Burlington Quincy Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH in "a hours.
One Of the Minnesota Packet Company
eith for ST. Pan and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the cars from Cairo
Going East there change between Cairo and Chi
eago and three Cairo New York Through TO Chi
cage in 10 hours Niagara Falls 3s hours New York Is hours
Baggage checked through.
A-For through tickets information apply at the iii.
nos Central Railroad Ticket ONCE, under the ST. Charles Ho
Sly W 2. BEDDING. Agent
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