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1as Gu9en SdDnin9'S ousgeSeid,.
neten SGweDti6 sitter, ~subsrettet aus @Hirdriaps
itn nutruglibss Wtittel,, seaen Seberbeiawertsa, @e;biubt
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auf perparifeg Nueftelun9 nit benz hGhfen0r61uiul belpbnt.
Gs IL %nnn6tbie, pom ben 9erbifnten gu fpreben, ba beren
9or5n9lt6tet yer atten auberen feburdb btnt6neltA te3eust
ris betnabe ron allen anberen sufannen senpnr,en. g8ir er.
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fate, entpe6er in Seinpdno ober Seoer, nGeen tann, ais wenn
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@u9en SdSnirs'eE
beriibmteS
%dt1peDifcftes SitterS
aus 0hiL,osNinte.

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nerpSfe G6pd6e, Manesl ON @erbauMne, Slatrugen, WRtmk
tuneriihe 5Gnprrbptbsu, Observation-Disclosures, fungta6el6rurt
uno 1unatuletben, neI6e Dpn 0eber- cher Experimentation
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n rdtnieen aussnttiden, mddst lutte; tlei@tert etsgVa6srind.
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ilpIirt uumerfliG unb Obne S0merasn. Tcsn man CITE erppsIts
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SIS idmsstI6s Yttttrs TT unirtttia enes Der beaeaar8xt%
mitlel, baS mod, il Dor tds 9ublituna fam, une TRACE toy eas
s%eTHstisin In mir. sas elm Stss sa T .IS md man u G1sSSs srsT1
gen taraus MAIDEN pire, hafelbe gum GreeIe ie'ner le,esnfsM
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J1amSn berette, wtlhes tn SrtelS unb Netaurattrneu pertals
rem rtre, unit 1usGeSeiNnet gsgeH NcSpeRNd unp W19enleteeD
N Der Vrets ter.SiaIGe 80 Gents cber 8 SlaiGeH fur $3.50.
gu Sertauien BET bsm %alrinteen @erfertteer-
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Fnom an PARIgn 81 81. HgLENA.-The Green!

FROM THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA.-The Greens
burg Imperial of Saturday last says:
The weather has been quite cool for a week. and
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings OIL
the past week we were visited with heavy white
rosts On Thursday it clouded up and was very cold
all day, with stroug desire to get up sleet, snow
or something else but did not succeed 1t cleared Of
heavy rost Yesterday morning. As we 20 to press
the weather is clear, cool and bmcng.
The present season has been very favorable one
for farmers III this section except the unusually heavy
rains which fell last summer, Notwithstanding which
planters will have very good crops Of everything
except oats which was killed with the rust. Now
the thrifty planter has good opportunity to secure
and gather all that he has made.
The health Of the parish, we are glad to say, is
now very good.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-08

MANTILLAs, CLoAEs, AID SHAwLs.-Do any of
lady readers think that there nothing et
in the Of uantas, cloak shaws they d. they
are egregfousy mistaken they sery quickly perceye
when they read Mesars GQue Jamisons adver euaent in
this mornings Crescent Al the store they viii find
magnificent assortment Of silks, including everything new from
the French looms, and Of mourning goods
enough up separate store Mesrs Gonel & Jsmisop
hive been in the business mary years they what the
the New Orleans ladies' and they have
yet been ur fault win they ound less at
fault Than All they ask is that the ladies'
at their goods and It the ladies satisfied with the
style bepy and cheapness Of what they see Why then que
Jamon don't them to buy that's all Their aiver-
semeus in this mornings Crescent will be yo tn the
raHtflL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-08

TRUNKS, OIL AND RUBBER CLOTHING, ETe.-A
very large and complete of other
ing articles, oil clothing Tndierubber clothing ETC.. is now
Offering by Messs H W Reynolds Co.. who loom on. once
and extensively their stand No Ma
azine street We refer citizens and strangers advertise
nnanis els s,nnre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-08

A CHANCE FOR A BOARDING HOUSE. KEEPER.-0n
of the largest and best paronzad boarding houses in the city is
offered for sale furniture good will and all advantageous
terms. We refer to the advertisement elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-08

Floor AND WINDOW FURNISHINGS Carpets, cur
tans window shades oil cloths matngs all goods in the
upholstery line crrsg at low prices by Messrs. Watkins
Holman at No 80 Camp street The stock magnificent and
should be by every hoasekeeper See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-08

CHOICE GRocERIEs.-Fr supplies of the choicest
butter we'll US of fruits, ae candles ETC. been
ceved at the extensive and we'll stocked grocery house Chas
R. RaiIey CO. No II Tchoupisoulas and No. u Grayier
streey, See advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-08


PETER Francisco SWORD Among the curiosities
which revive the memories Of the deeds OF the past,
now at the mechanics exhibition, tine good and trusty
old sabre Of Peter Francisco draws marked atten-
ton. This sword, still true to its mete, is owned by
Peter Francisco Pescud, Esq, of Raleigh, North
Carolina, and will it is said, be exhibition at the
Petersburg fair to inspire the healhu spirit into all
behoders that the example Of the heroes of the past
may act az a stimulus to future ages
The Eiucaste Democrat, in ailuding recently to
this identical sword, with which this noble and brave
volunteer conquered seven British dragons in the
revolution adds
Mrs. Mary 3. francisco, the estmabe and aged
widow Of Peter Francisco resides in BOtetoaTt county
Va, and to the shame OF Congress she is only allowed
the sum Of $50 per annnm, as a pension Tor her
husbands valuable services during the revolutionary
war! Washington Union.
To the above we add that Peter Francisco was
celebrated in The Revolutionary army for his exraor
diuary personal strength and proves, He was known
repeatedly during the war to trundle Off and Wheel
about with the greatest ease six-pounder cannon
and on the battle field his bravery and personal deeds
invariably made him terror to the enemy. As the
name and services of Peter Francisco are not gene
rally well known as they deserve to be- the Unior
and the Fincastle Democrat should have coupled
their paragraphs above with something regarding his
history.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-08

Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
tremenbered that this l6t March 1868
subscrber Justice Of the Peace in for the CITY aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
er, Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law dc DE-
pose and that the above and and
correct Transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presdeu
H. 7. JAEFIER Secretary.
swornto subscribed before this 10Th Of March.
s. D. 1888. Q. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice ofthe Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest
per cent tho outstanding certificates Of proft
ard after the second Monday May next and redeem
that Gate the scrip OF year $50 reserying
under the provisions Of heir cash capital Of ye
hundred thousand dollars they further declared
a scrip dividend Of FOKfY-TWO PER GENT, the net
premiums Of the year ending February o. 1858, FOR
which certificates will be issued the first day
Jnne 1858, CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. OARRIERB, Vice President,
a. P JASyTER gesrstarv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-08

From the Galveston News Of Thursday last we eu

From the Galveston News Of Thursday last we ex
tract the following
There has been further abatement in the epidemic
during the week-the number Of deaths being Is
against 30 last week and new cases are mostly con.
fined to the eastern part If the town and to the shin
the West, and severe weather, which wound M in
Norther and the Temperature has been lower but not
near the freezing point. From the country we have
report of much damage done TO the cotton by storm
and rain in some sections, as near Hampstead in
Austin county and in most parts Of Anderson county,
the storm carried away houses, and approached a
hurricane.
We have adyices of a rise in Trinity and Brazos
rivers Steamers Swan, Betty Powell and Texas have
left for Trinity river to go as high as the rise may
permit
The Galveston. Houston and Henderson Railroad
Company have finished the second section Of thelT
road and have now All miles in running order II
is expected that the connection at Houston will soon
be made, the iron required for it being here.
The receipts Of cotton this week have been 2310
bales. falling off Of receipts must lie expected via
Houston and Richmond, as roads have been made
very bad by rain, but we have a fair prospect Of
receipts from the rivers.
Our last report closed on a declining market, and
nothing received since from abroad was calculated to
stimulate the demand. There has been no visible
pressure to effect sales, and willie we notice some IT.
regularity in prices we find reason to change our
quotations. CottOns below low middng are difficult
Of sale, and the proportion Of such is increasing ID
late receipts.
The San Antonio Texan says that thousands Of
bushels Of pecans have arrived there, and are bring
ing good prices.
The Bolton Independent Of October 3Oth says
We learned, as we were going to press, that a man
was shot and 500 head of horses were stolen by In
dams, few miles above Gatesyer last week.
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PRoDUCE observation-disclosures. J. & w. Ellis, No.
Caroudelet street. offer he erycet public brokers
kinds of heavy merchandise salt rope and bag
ging, Western produce coal brick, We refer their
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INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY or nm
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
Maui

NEW ORLEANS AGENCR OBI THE
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
New York.
Cash Capital S60UO Goo SURPLUS over s2J10OO
This Company perfectly responsible for all Losses under its
Policies well known the Local Companies Of New
Orleans and Merchants generally many Of whom hold It's Poll
cies of Insurance Fire and River Risks taken Al lowest rates
and Is per Premiums in lieu of Scrip
Dividends r. w. RBYNB, Agent,
No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans.
DIRECTORS:
Charles J. Martin Presidents
A. r. Willmarth Yice.President;
William g Lambert firm Of A. 4 A lawrence Le, Co..
Dantord i. Barney, arm q Wells, Fargo %.
s. nGgSa r @ f. sRa Taa'' Bank
William II. Meeu, firm Of Cl,ffn, Melen 4 %;
Charles b. Batch firm Of G. b. Hatch Hitler Mersereau
B. Watson Bull, firm Of Haskell Merrick Bull;
James Humphrey, Grm il Barney. Humphrey Buter;
TSsodSEe NsSd@ss HIM. I q Bower. 4eSSineo 1 CO.
9ef %odG firm 4 w RG9 Ks g. st. Louis
George Bliss, firm Of PHELPS, Rliss ( g.
John 6. Nelson, firm Of Nelson 4 Go a... .. .
Levi r Morton, firm Morton Grinnel 4 Co.
Ward A. Work frm Of Ward A. Work 4 Sou
T ssI Fl I5 S r 10y III raba 19s Go
l hs5Is E EossyB t l9 2 x saikSy 49,. Go
Henry AL 4 HgsIlbut, firm i Of , swift Hurlbut Co
WIN st9 i III IT, firm d sf4rEs Shaw Co;
Lyman Cooke, drn Of Cooso, Dowd, Baker 20;
G Gars No5 ss af u 0 81 4 Ho ffeg' 60
Charles P. BALDWIN 6rn q Baldwin, starr q Co
Amos 7. nwight firm q Tr9w9ridge, Dwight q Co;
Sidney Mason. drm OF Mason THOMPSON 49,, !,
@oaa %b,loeE 8r@ 9f VII Ehof Eel9sg 4 c Hs
YIN; E Fosdics, firm q WI. r 4 Ghes; B gosdlck
f. H. Cgssitt, firm of Gosstt, Hill Tamadge, of Mem
David Boyd 7R 2i fHy5 BE SAf Fl? + 1S3y
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The Company continues insure against the perls the
and rivers Eud0s and damage by ire current raF
Of prenuu5.
OFFiCE No. 9Carondeetsreet
o. GAtLIIARD, President,
A, scRREIRER. Secretary dI3I
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BLANK Books AND SrATIoHERY.-Mr. Thomas L.
Maxwell No. 40 Camp street receiving very large aad
superb stock blank books siatoner cards banks baaers
materials ETC. which would invite The Aon of the
community Besides the stock of goods lie has
hand NJ Maxwell is prepared do al kinds OF work 10
order the blank book and printing line We call ae1on
to his advertisement, part this morning Crescent
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VINES, LIQuoRs, ETC-Messrs. L. Rocherean 4
Co. the importers Nos II and 10 st Louis street
receipt Of large supplies OF win Herent kinds brandes
olive OIL sad etc, which they offer the trade heir
usual liberal terms See the advertisements.
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BIOGRAPHY OF GEN. QUITNAN.-The washington
Union says:
Hon. j. F. H. Claiborne of Mississippi, is engaged
in writing the life of Gen, Quitman 1t is said that
the executors Of George Pondexter have placed in
his possession the papers of that eminent statesman
and that Mr.. Claiborne will also prepare memoir of
him. 1t is his wish to make these biographies as
complete as possible in every respect.
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FOR MENPHIs.-The 0. 5. mail passenger packet
Rapidcs, Can't j. d. Clarke, leaves this evening O'Clock,
Memphis with first class packets Louisville,
Cincinnati and 81 Louis also with the Memphis and Charles
the above routes apply 10 J. H. Fregh agent oEdcs unde&
St Charles Hotel