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Nav ORLEANS AGENCY OE THE
HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY,
New York.
Cash Capital 100000 Surplus, over $3.50 Ooo
This Company is perfectly responsible for all Losses under Its
Policies and is well known the Local Companies of New
Orleans and Merchants generally, many of whom hold lis Poll
Of Insurance Fire and River Risks taken at lowest rates.
and Is cent CASH return on Premiums in lieu Of Scrip
Dividends, r. W. RAYNE Agent,
No IS Magazine street, New Orleans.
DIRECTORS:
Charles J. Martin, President;
William G Lambert frm Of 4 \ A; Lawrence Co.,
fant5Fd n Barney, firm of Wells Fargo Co
ncgs Hopkins President a InPoT5sF and Traders Bank
William H. Melleu FIRM Of Clalin Mellen ( Co;
\. Watson Bull firm Of Haskell, Merrick L Bull
I .gIif' Stone, Gm Of Stone, Starr Il Co.
Jsmes Humphrey firm 4 Of y, Barney Humphrey Butle
Theodore McSGmee arm Of Bowen, MeSamco Co.:
fasff WoJ9 @ Of q w q K Wog c. Of St Louis
George bliss firm of Phelps Bliss & Co. -
S So 9ef Ssss f B9n q f S.s assg9 e
Leyi Morton s firm 2 3 Morton grinneIt Co..
Ward 4. Work, irrn of Ward A, Work & Son !;
isaac Frohiaghan frm d l. Il FrothHgham co.
Charles A. Buckley firm Of Buckley 4 CO.
Gepfts H. Morton, iun Of Norton { Jewett
Jesse Hoyt, arm # a Jesse e I Jyt 4 c.;
LINN Coakt arin Of Cooke, D2wd, Baker 20;
Cartis Noble Brm of Condi, 4 Noble;
amos + 1@s5 ar@ # IrSv6Fidse S dwight 10;
Sidney Mason, a5n Of Mas Mason { Thompson
John v. whlock firm Of w4noek, r:elloeg 4 Carter:
VIM R. Fosdick, firm Of VIM. R. & Chas. B. Fosdick
+, il Cossu finn of coss, Hill Tallmadgs, Of Mem
SGHA ARIES u MARTIN, President
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

yETAS brought to the City Police JaIl on the
w 18th Of September. the black boy JOHN Says he he
longs Sir Robert Boyd, who lives in the Parish of Point
CuupGe. He Is five four inches high and has Bheve
the left eye
The owner will call and claim his property according law.
u. PLA&GHARD,
Keeper OF City Police Jail.
Registered October l. 1855
I. j. IEIESELBEEGER,
oc5 l5t Deputy Comptroller.
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Nntira 81 EllsaaIullom.

y
that the termination Of the cupaE
nsrship existing, according 70 written articles Of agree
uen between the members &, Of Baylor 4 Co the
sne viii he dissolved aud the unfinished business placed IN
hqniiation. C59, BAYLOR.
&snchester March, 1855 as h&W
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Steamship Robt waterman, Huard, from Lavacea, to
BHuduc-lst dist
Ship NaGset, Westeo 81 days from Boston, mastered
dist 25
Bremen shin Carl Buderney from Bremen Dist August 10
Warnekeu Eirchhoh-Pnnt.
Ship Tranuuebar Goodwin IS from New York to Geo
Hynson 6co-ist dit.
Ship Pequot fitzpatrick, from Liverpool sd August TO
Whitney &co-ith dist 81.
Schr joaquin Dez IL days from Gampeachy, to
aida, Il
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rship Carl from Bremen2 cabin and rs Storage pas
sengers.
Gowen, j T Dupre, and 10 on deck
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT = CO.'S CATALOGUES OF 8EaEINa
popular Fuuily Medicines which they ot5r 70 auppy
raggisIs Dealers Froprtlors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special agency, No. l6 and q Charters
yERITFU3Es. lHiboard's villa Cherry.
'iasr's Canadian, Eicharjsoa,s sherry Who,
PeFy's Dsad Shot, 4m1sy Vegetable, .oismaa't,
5ayue's Tonic IH9ols1d' German QEFgsUsted
Eerl's, COSMETICS.
s'''.5.ss sisLsans Fiorfida. wateE Isaa Faa,
AIts.tM aud COUGH Rem jones lilly While.
Bas f wHdoherry Low brown %ta.ot,
astinE's SaIha oults Chemical,
harniea's I5aissm, Railways Aie5icatad 9aatiles,
4y Wild gheTy md Tar Shaving 9Ts9s END GorlPuna'
ew England Cough Syrup, ~ PILLS.
agshooaow's Ezpee5orant, Nrigh2s Indian Vegetable
9s VS. syaPo giIdoherry ors6as Lees Now ohdoa
yers Cherry Pectersl Farrs, Sappington's, Champ
a5ne,s 5xpesJor,Gi Graesn6srg, Jayne'y sanetfse
fiuer's Elecmpane, jayne. Agus WineT's 0amc
rs. datdno aeTvof HtbaaFd utbioas, Potors
tadlera Cherry Expec.orant, spencers Vegetable Cooks,
". ROSES do, tAufGrsou's, Alleha7l'H Health
sIfsSf4sPGG2s E E 1.. f 8stss
ST.. ToTnasnd's 6I6ers hnti,6iou.. lsses
I'D Jscob rownsspda adg,s Bi95a lnsold.by'sPns
Jarpenter5 SCOTS Vegetable, Eazuns,
TS RsSSFs Ro os ks EsSs5 5y
arasHonOorg's ~ 4oa4sa,,s Indian 5,,5ettye
auysotfs ysog REss2t aaiss,s neutrality-suspicious.
Reli'B Strengthening, HAIR DYES
Bwens Strengthening Phalon's Magic, Bachelors.
2 Enapps indian ,,is taeSisg a5 Ind,
Aiooek's Porous MISCELLANEOUS
Grifith's Adhesive Or. Mqrse's InsiZ9fatlpg Gef
LINTaEHTs. A''''S Thofp's Extract
icTean' AZ oleauiG Oil tsinmeEti rartant's AperieHt
Suffers Noryo and Bore. Yosser's Relief,
gauts, IfUptbsche Dfops.
TuLias's Venetian Mrst kidasr's GordiaI.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
that this 10Th March 1855 before
subscriber of the Peace and for the aforesaid,
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
ge Secretary Louisiana Mutual Company Of
New 0resus being duly sworn, according law do
that the above and and
Correct trans cript from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
Il. P. JAEVIER Secretary,
Eorp and subscribed before this 10th March,
A. D. 1858. c. II. BRADFORD
SecondJustice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest OF ak
per cent the outstanding certificates of profits,
and after the second Monday in May and to redeem
and after the scrip issued of the year 1866 reseru
under the provisions their charter cash capital of se
hundred thousand dollars aud they have further declared
a E2rp dividend of FORTT.TWO PER CENT. the act
earned premeps of the year ending February Is 658 for
ch certificates will be issued and after the Hrs day of
June, 1858. CHARLES BE!GGS President.
a. GARRIEBE, Eiea President
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q ArHNAN,s TNOPICAL R00FING.

4
climate
is tested and recognized qualities are
lit DIrRA RILITY-euuaI to the best slate roofs.
2d ABILTTY-Superiort to any other cracks
or leaks being possible
ST. BE AurYTt presents smooth and granite like surface
An CHEAPNESS-It much less than though IL is
good any slate or wood root md inferior
Composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost Of cutters and valleys
5a iNG0MRusTiBiLITYI will resist FIRE better than
OH C0NyENTENGE-It will not soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from the
intense
7h SOLTDiTY-I becomes harder and smoother from expo
sure put upon roofs any slope being Of light
weight require heavy raers support IL; while II il
not liable corosion and beang does requiro repairs
The g TROPICAL ROOFING is chemical compound o.
substances Of which peculiar 70 it alone, combnet
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
/ in this city.
Testimonials Of the correctness Of the above are in the hand
Of the aud may be verified By any person wishing
4 before contracting.
Ali orders left at the Postofee Box X, No. ? will b
p'o4sS'2 y v 'Fs.' J. G. KATHMAN,
isib Iy corner Of Riengille and ARrRis sts'
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sFBAMBoATs.

A O Tyler Collier from St Louis.
Belle Gates, Saliba from BHlize.
California, Hutchngs, from Mobile.
Towboat Panther Rezeau the PRsse-towed down and
to sea It'll nst, ships Consignment and Tempest
Chipola-brough ships Iranquebar aod Pc
quot schooner joaquin
Towboat Yankee Jackson the Passes-towed down and
To the eth instant ships Feltci1 and Pencil
brought up ships NHuset and Carl.
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DBEAIIU1I OSSI-PREMAURl MOSS l-PuT
L up III best order for shipment
o.
THE REST OF NJ AT RE s S -,
Of all kinds.
CAMPBELL 4 BOUDREAU&.
on ly Ohice, III Canal street,
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WOLFErS AROMATIC SCHETpAM s1HNAPPs.
A DrHggtB and Merchants and ali dealers in any OF tbs
articles contained ia Ae above Catalogue wfrd tito tht Cd
vantage by calling sending their orders aboye, where VIZ
Be found the of ERUI PkEET
MEDICINES in the United States and 1T the lowest prioss
Please AadTsss, J. WRIGHT 4 CO.
GENUINE MEDIGINE WAREHOUSE,
h24h Nos LII and ii Ghsrtra5 street New0rleanS.
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Sblgpiag grteIljgert;.


CLEARED IESTEKDA1'
Steamship Maagords Flanders Galveston via Sabine Pass
iE q B Pay he
sl,i,, Tn,or Bixhv for Boston, G " HyHsou eco
SSiss, Fs+Sn ,i Smith for Boston, g Fosdck
sup "ei'us - Baxter, Lowell &co
% ~ O'Dowd & SnliyPu
setr H stoney, Vincent, for Attakapas, Master
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BBLow-OoMINa uP


Brennan Snip Achilles Noreuhoz Liverpool Aug "a to
Warnekn & EerchoH
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
4 L'HONONABLn oONsELL DE VILLE

NouFELER- ORLEASs, % ayriI 1855
MessiaursYos petiton1ares ssidens sur 1e de- Maya
uausenient que chtmn panrhtye Ia de M4ga
SINS awaits eat quH de Gre remplace
hieutdt par u shelf ~ gpuSGquenmeni,
nopons dc payer In lie portion de Ia itu en- perrs
0rdiuatre commencement Ia tpt, p1Tu
que ia yle reimburse Queo u payer
pour Ia construction ma shell ballast road Dams lie
adas Gd1pra les resolutions peeesssiFes et que
oFdOnnitJ les notifications cOuiOrtuauent Ia lo
Hart Thomas L % "a pieds
Adam aisser - 20 piedS
Philip Delaehase, 30 pieds
S76 pteda
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
sep1-ltw ~
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E3IAGK REpRHGIS--l9a bags foK sale by
ID a. f. COCHRAN HALL,
EelS IS New Leyee and II Fulton st,
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WRITTEN, t6Ilt2. a., PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
lo5 Pogdas between Camp and St CHARLES Streets New
9fizRIa. aug ly
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EJfLCEEE1Ie, GOODRICH u Co., COTTON FAU
4 TORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS IS l,aropae-
ststraet, corner Of Union street uIslyd&w
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EE.AC[ a. CO, w. H.. GEEERAL STATToNERGs
- B19s1ndeTs, Priners, 7lc, No q GeEp street.
ElfCFEBy ElF, n. sS CO.. FASHIONABLE eE0s
- THLNt4 FUKSISiIN9# GOODS. FRLNES. gARPAF
9Al2. enc. N. IS llAnp atteet.
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EATaTTeJS EIAN, u. Il B5kO., IMPORTERS AND
w DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLER !, stc., corner
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GLA8sFS, 5tFAsUESFT1R y CO., HARDWARE
Mills. az II
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gIGgLEE & Co.. DRgGs, sfEDIGTyEa sURGT8Ai,
Y EAGs &c., Whoiesale aad reai Nos e apa
10 Canal street. 10 Nv
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hHChROE, A. & Co., MEMS AND Boys CLIO.
Iva THING Of all sizes quaties whol0sa retall
s7rncr 81 Gravier and Mtga4iHg Etretfs.
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TODD, q. "a, AZ cas-, WHOLESALE AND RETAIN
4 DEALERS IN PAINTS, Oils PAINT MILLS WERe
JpW GLASS, BIZ UstIEsi and Gooys Of a Kinds 80 Agsa
Ia frset mo 8gg
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DATHNT INDEsrRuoTIBLE wATER.PIPEs.
4 CHARLES c. BIER va O. 5rEFHENB
@. O. BIBR & CO.,
No % CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS,
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g. ". zaAE. y. ". sH4x. , aaAW.
2&ANN, O., w, s. Co, COMMISSION AND FOR
. ~A8p1NG MaR5HASTS' Na. "a Poydras stfeat, New
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n OFT Err D AN
A TW Err P

s4zS- FOR ABTVVERP-rBE FAST SAILING
n}Ef4se American snip Wellington, Capt. Barstowl il
si4SNnew loading and VIII have immediate dispatch. Fol-
balance Of freight apply to
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NORRIS, EIAULL d Co, FAsHI0NA BILE Cloth
ng and Furnishing Goods, corner Of Camp and Comsnou
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Tor &ONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS PAINS
u in the Back, and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC sOLD.
TTON-Ths Rordreuowned pFepura ion all affections
Of The generative organs whether chronic Phys
Of England Of France and Of America aekn edge It's
efficacy. Thousands sufferers have been relieved by it,
Purely vegetable in composition harmless Is Ell
cacous. The system becomes nygoated and the debtaed
body and depressed mind are restored to energy.
Is. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States,
rlyl7 " Apothecary % Camp street, New Orleans.
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MORGAN 81 CO... >. e., ROOFS AND STATION
~ cry, Exchange Place adjoining the Post 0hci and No
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SIAgg, H'Ls ANis. ,,gEsf " 3d., GQHHLsa!@A Asn
~ FORWARDING MHEtHAAtfE AND DEALERS flg
WEsEERM PRODLGE Nom lehanrit9lll. srrsat. aIs q.
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MORRISON, q. W, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, OILS,
~ Paints, PsrfumsEy, etc, 70. L Maaasn6 street
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I mIGHToN d BARBO,r, oLoFHIERs corner Of
AZ Canal and 81. Charles streets.
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DITKIN, ~ ~ co., DEALERS IN CLOTHING ARD
/ FURNISHING GOODS, No, Is Camp street AZ 1g
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9THhlt.. EDGAR, BOOKSELLER AND STATION.
= kR, No. go l}Mlap gtEset.
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G EN- 0 a.

S9s5E- FOR PHIbA DHLPEEEA : REGULAR
REESN Packe-The tine fast sailing picke schooner
SAs6 Va. Webster, Bennett master, having most Of
her cargo engaged Will have Dispatch FOR Balance utteisht
or massage ami 10 GEO. W. EYNsOS d Co.
SEES 81 Camp street.
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SD erIaubq MIR bterrnts metnensRunban f5nie tea Spub.
M a6ern TN I1gsntetuen, bic ergebene Mriet9e 3u made, ba6
t6 me8en Rangel an Baum ncin Sc 0d{t aus Np. z 6ara
rifonNT. na6 80. 81 6Grppc1fr. (eln0per GiGrfD SerIegt
habe ~rcfelbt tb etnea bebeutenNen 8Drrat9 ron GrRIe rb
0ber, 2eber su BEN b%i1tgfen @retien on 8anb bate ndnItt
@t9enlobsS rblensQeper SemlpfsS pblens2e=
Der, Iel61f9emadteS GdubzS firtiug uno oue
Serten Stcrlcber, beige frmie fraus5iii6e
&ul6s2erer, 8uff<Qeber, Gip.Qeper, Bferpee
2eoer, Muroccc, 6uttersQsber &c. &C.
&ud BABE i'd einen bebenienoen @errdtb psn ~seD9iften
Gttefel,G 6dften, f0tpie beapbere Stis fet. Shdfte ron bsten
fran;SGfGem 8aIb. Qeber. Sdub uub Mann'se g. tterelps
pirs BON ~terfciber aualitdt Geeer G@HbmdHEr ND GrtSeu9
Qtnttnssl, lOpie 0us8eid atstcne GOtlen fnb Su ben ntes
brighten Ytetieu gu Haten bet
9cuts SerbGtius.
Sar20-S SO. 81 5aupSerfroBe am WlGrft.
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ZtuASt4ANLN v VIZ VII ONliN!iEupSI AkllASu III
Ieinem (0lcot'8) pdtsrli6en 9aule, Das ben, pes
Ingeflastel nabe lit, seleber motpen uno man
babe panu in Der Yar0 einen alteu 9lof sefun.
ben, nimut ieet Die Iusiage 5urad, erflart, DAP
lie unm1br let. aH
Dies bas Gerb5r Oer 8s laituns95eugeu. Die
gntlaitu n963eu9en
Sobu 8reepb min Dem 9In9eflaeten elm Nli6i
bepeiien; er babe ben An9eflaSten in Sempdr-
meln unp nit ldwar5er &appe in QI9btltraBe
geIeben, ba iei 9ei4Olien wOroeu, man babe
rufeu b01en uid tiu geIdcien" unO er. 3eu9e,
uno Der 4n8etla9te baben ii9 nun auf bic Seis
ne gemaht. s-a 2. rs8-s Ere ,4 s.sssa q
Otr8. Qens mpbnte Dem Ip9etla9ten Seraoe
iiber UNI II lbr Ota1tS murse Dor i9ren,
Saulc cine Yqrtie, metde gum 6iiden 500, BON
elmer anberen fiberfalleu; Die leBtere, mprunter
Sdenfef, trie6 aud na4ber nod lnfag, lGpB,
polterte an Gle 3biren.
Nfc W1ean lab gum 6enlfer binau8, pie Der
Wann, Der an Der 8umpe WalIer tranf, beranz
fam e8 mar uiGt Der Nn8efla9te :; Shentel'8
Dlrtet mari na6 benz Wanne, bera@alIer 9e
~trunfen, nit Steinen.
Wearidau, Der in Der Oedbe Der Grmpe
pobut, beSeuSt ebeufuGls, baB ft9 Sdenf1 uno
leine &ameraben auf'S un8eblbrliblte aufSe1
fabrt. sebr04t, 8si4oiien &C. 9bsnio 8en9t
Nis9ia. 5a
SamsS 8uiep, bes Qn9eflaeten 8ruoer I: leg.
terer babe ME Elm Biltcl pDer @enebr b~eIeilen.
@taiSe !3eusen lpraden fir BEN suten @baratter
peg An9efla9ten ; Gle anipelenbeu Ypli3ilten be-
5eu9ten oa9e8en, baB er in l9(e6tem 91ufe
fe9e ; Carrot la9te, oaB Der Qlnsefla9t. fir Ell
men DEB, BronOftifter unb Wteu9ler selte.
S9anIs9 nno 5tpet 4noere ia9ten bo9e0en aus,
Carroll babe gu lbten 9eldst, er pp0e in Eow.
l0ntcwn e ouslaSen, baB. Der guseflaste baus
rueln mlfe. 81 {.
Ote Surp prod D EN- @ngefIae.
ten fret. 3wei Gupeieube, bic benz Ser.
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of the Supreme Court of the United
States, members of the House of Rep
resentatives, and various foreign ministers,
were received aud provided with seats.-
The corpse was then brough, in and af,
tor reading of the scriptures, an impress
i've discourse was pronounced by Rev. Dr.
CummIns, pastor Of Trinity church, from
PauIs second Epistle to Timothy, first
chapter and part Of the tenth verse -
Christ, who hath abolished death, and
have brough, life and Immortality to light
through the Gospel" At the conclusion
of the religious services the funeral pro
ceeded to the place OF interment, in con-
tormity with the programme prepared by
the committee Of arrangements; and at
ter the Senators had returned to their
chamber, without transacting any busi-
ness, the Senate adjourned.
The same melancholy event was an
nounced in the House by lion. John
McQueen in speech of much interest
anL feeling. and appropriate resolutions
were adopted by that body.
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From the Columbia Guardian.
The Disunion Sentiment.

In our telegraphic Dispatch from the
Southern Commercial Convention IN ses.
sion at Montgomery, as published yester-
day morning, the reader has been advis.
ed that pisunion Sentiments pervade the
Convention. One Of the Editors of the
Columbus VIa.) Sun, writing from Mont
gomery. furnishes additional proof of the
fact, as appears by the annexed extract !:
"There is a deep feeling among dele
gates present aversc Of the late compro
mise OF the Kansas Lecompton question.
The compromise party are sounding a.
round to find the depth Of water, possibly
with view OF bringing forward resolves
of approval If they find the symptoms
favorable. The ms and the friends of the
ms of the Democracy are evidently alarm
ed at the indications Of the formation Of
a grea: Southern Sectional party. And
well they may. can assure you had
no idea until came here and talke with
the assembled multitude Of both political
palties, CT the depth Of feeling that exists
among the sovereigns against the tate
Congressional outrage.
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For the Lancaster Ledger
The Cunningham Plow.

MR.. EDITOR The Agricultural Society
of Lancaster Dist rict has just reason to be
well satisfied, and in fact proud of the Sc.
lection Of Joseph A. Cunningham. Esq,
rs its presiding officer; his zeal, intelligence
and energy is equailcd by few and surpass>
ed by none he has laborei assiduously
and undefatigably to promote an d advance
the agricultural interests Of the District :;
with practical and discriminating eye, he
has been on the look out, for Inventions
and improvements in the agricultural i'm.
Plements, which the wants, intelligence and
progress Of the nge has, and is sug gesting,
and inventing. As soon as he saw the
-Warliek Plough" operating, he endorsed
1t fully ana after using them has improy ed
the same, by what some might regard n
small matter, but what really make $
the "Warlick" the perfection plow. He
has not beon content with this, but has by
his observation, discrimination, aud practi-
cal good judgment invented plow, which
is.both useful, AZ well rs labor saving. It
is doable plow, and can he used for plant.
ing and covering cotton or corn, and also
for running around the same the first and
second times, the mould being changed to
suit. Ii can be drawn by one or two mules
according to the nature Of the soil. II is
managed by one hand, but has TIVE distinct
feet with moulds on each and makes two
furrows, and after the burrows are made, il
you did not know how il was done. YOU
would say at once il was done by the com.
mon old plow running FIRST on o1e side and
then on the other In all agricultural inn
proyements, We should look TO the advan-
tage gained, this is the practical wny to
judge, and either approve or condemn ac-
cordiDgly What nrs the advantages -
First one hand, and if The ground is loose,
one mule by walking and blowing down
or rather along one row Of cotton or corn,
does the work Of two hands and two mules,
because two as good furrows are made by
the Cunningham Plow, ~ by two hands
and two mules with single plows.
Again, IL the soil is stiff and two mules
are worked, the plow Is driven by one per-
son and in this case the labor of one hand
is saved. / describe badly anything rela.
ting to mechanism, but would advise far
mers and planters to 60 and see the plow
10 operation. Quite number witnessed
the operation Of this plow on last Wed.
nesday, each and all appeared 10 approve
the invention snd to be we'll satisfied with
their visit TO the hospitable and well stored
house Of their President. This plow does
not do away with, but csn be used with
the LONG GRABS
MAY ~. 1858
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The Cry is Still they Come I" S8S
600 Ora Wned.

But few days since We mentioned the
large prize sold in 8. Swan Il Cos Lotte
ry, to persons in Charleston and Savannah.
We now have to chronicle another Of
Sixty five Thousand Dollars. sold by them
on whole ticket, Nos. 4, 20, 80, in their
Three Lottery, Class a9s, drawn Satar.
day, April 2%th. The fortunate holder
Is q wealthy merchant Of Philadelphia, and
though We are not at liberty to mention
his name, We know who he is, aud his
place ofbusinsss. For rich schemes, hon
orabis dealing, and prompt payment Of
prizes. Swan d Co.sGeorgis Lottery
takes the lead in this county; and their
immense business is the result Of close
application and upright conduct in the
management ofit.--Augasta Geo. Con.
shfntionaiisf. 10.
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Communications.

We publish this week communication,
the cunningham Plow," which planters
and farmers may read with interest and
profit. We have received n second commu.
mcation from "Ono o: the Party" Of gen.
tlcmen alluded TO in the article from "Long
Grabs" which enters in detail upon the oc-
currenccs of the day and describes minute
Iy several Of the farming implements cx-
hibiIed by our worthy and efficient Prcsi-
dent Of the Agricultural Society of this
District upon the occasion, and which he
(Mr. Co. has satisfactorily proven to be of
the greatest utility. This article, aside from
its descriptive merits, contains many valua-
BILE hints, incidentally brought in, aud is,
altogether, such an one Us would be appre-
ciated by farming community dcsirous of
farther light in the inestimable science Of
agriculture /; and we regret exceedingly,
that from the scarcity Of hands in our office,
together with the lack of room, we have
been unable 10 publish it this week 1T
will, however, lose nothing by laying over
and our readers will enjoy it next week.
Since reading it, we have regretted the
more Onr unavoidable absence upon the oc-
eas!oH alluded to.