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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
THE STATE or INDIANA,

indianapolis, Jan. l., 1858.
ENTHEREAS, the Etua Insur ,nce Company Of
Nc Hartford has filed IN this Office statement OF
its sconditon on the ls Of January 1853, the OF its
Incorporation and amendments properly certified to,
and its written instrument. nominating its Agents and
authorizing them fully and UNI eservedly to acknow-
ledge service Of process in the ever.t of suits.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the requirements
Of IAN Act to amend an Act entitled an Act for the
Incorporation OF Insurance Companies, defining their
poxeTs, ana prescribing their duties, approved Marc'i
fun Compliance the requirements and specifications
Of that Act, /, JOHN W. DODD. Auditor os the state
of Indians, do hereby certify that ALLEN G. HAL
LECk- Of Evansville as the Agent OF said Company,
isauthorZel 10 transact the business Of iNSL RANCE
the Agent Of said Etna Insurance Company in this
State, to July st lS to the extent that he be
commissioned and APPOINTED by the said Company.
In witness whereof, L have hereuntO subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my office to be affixed,
this 18th day Of January. ISIS.
JOHN ". D0DD, auditor Of state.
ALLEN c. UALLECK, At:EET.
feh6 FyANSyILLE, IND.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

SiNCE the suspension Of Bankers, Brokers and
~ Mercantile houses has become 50 general, SAN
EMBlCH informs his numerous customers and the
public gsnesl that he still recernng AL solvent
Bank Notes, nlcuding Tennessee, Illinois and Wis
consin witir.eh and fashionable Dry Goods at low
prices. - ff 70 --r.lg -
'aying htely-fttei M the ur tairs for the display
o notonS, fancy i9ofts, a-'I Wooden Knit Goods
great variety, and aa-e constantly recSiying
ew suppies, weare prepared % meet any sum, and
illsEtinne tore rc soveu, aNtss IN slsonabie
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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
Secondhand Furniture Store

fNHE undersigned notify the citizens Of Evansville
and vicinity that they have, at the corner OF
Third and Vine streets, a SECONDHAND FURNI.
TCRE STORE started. They offer their articles for
sale at reasonable terms. We make trades for old fur
niture, and repair furniture with neancss, so that il
hardly differs from MAKE
KIRCHENBAUER x BUNGE,
febl9 2m Cornerof Vine and Third streets
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PURCHASED stock OF -..I
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Sc,

I SHALL REMOVE ny LARGE and RECENTLY
PURCHASED stock OF t-.I
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Sc,
about the 18th Of November, 1857, to the NEW AND
coMNoDroUs STORE Nuilt and arTan ged expressly for
my tusiness) on the upper side Of Fsi street, Ibe
tween Main and sycamorc) next door to Messrs Keen
* Preston, and Immediately opposite Messrs. J. ii.
Maghee Il Co.
With ample room, No. FACILITIES FOR BUYING
cHEAP the best selected and mos; completely assert
stock in the city, together with prompneSs, industry,
and fIr dealing, trust my efforts (rast and fiture)
viii be mutually advantageous myself and my zap
idly Increasing list Of in the city ard
try. My - -.r
English and German Direct lmportations,
very large. These, with my large orders to AMER
IcAS MANUFACTURERS (frst hands, enable me 60
meet successfully any fair and honorable competition
ANYWHERE IN THE WEST, and also EAST, by adding
simply, expenses OF delivery In Evansville / un-
hcsiatingy state that a3a WILL demonstrate to
any county merchant. who sill bring me his Eastern
invoice and freight hills that can and viii sell him
bill OF HARDWARE as low as any Eastern Jobbing
House, with expenses to Evansville considered This
is no idle boast. am fully prepared to do what
sy forfeit the said merchants hoard bill at his ho
tel, during reasonable stay in Evansville. In my
stock may Re found a complete assortmento OF
yalEEs-xs@ American s English Hard
- ware, Cutlery, Files, and
Edge Tools, Guns, Gun Barrels and
Gun Trimmings, Timers Tools,
Wire, Rivets, Kettle Ears. Japan,d
and stamped TinNarc, Sc. <ZE-TfT
. -. =, y n F ~, $%
I am also AaESr for yULCaNTZED RUBBER
DELTiyG AND PACKING, lniade by New York
betting Coz which viii lie sold at lowest Cincinnati
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,ls
Hartford County,
HARTFoRD, Jan. 1st, 1853.
Personally appeared before me, ustiee of the Peace,
duly qualified to administer Oaths, THOMAS X. BRACE,
JR., Secretary and made solemn oath that the fore
going statement Of the assets and condition of the
1ttna Insurance Company j. true
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
MaooS, April sfe57

Prof. Detirat,l-Dear Sir; ], Capt. V. b. Smith,
hereby certify ihatI ayc teesf fIiced with RacGEs-
tismfOr fouryears, and a. tines eDuk lot sleep. BY
hearing of the woftderfei cures ly pclg=ths eric
Oil, was induced TO try Il, AMI the first aTpCaon
ofthe Electric oil was at once relieved, and aYs
the use Ofry Tne application was made c!AEa
fifty persons. s- u. B- SMITH, TSIges Co.
We, the undersigned, were E.resOnf:
J J Riley, j Ill Brandy, NJ j Cooper.
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S0ne Things are done BETTER than
-t-i, OTHERS.
r. 3, II a r
s nov prepared TO supply the City and Country
II Trule With the ir.st Of CORN MEAL, nboIiel Tor
Bnltci e ori tirits and iIOmny, OF all cries Whea
Grts, Unioled Flour Rye Flour, Extra Family Flctr.
Crush Feed, Bran, hirstuh, Corn, Cats, chicken
ered Is anyif,art pf the City. =
Please seff i'm ybur.orslers. Sy Prices viii be low.
as cheap ashc cheapest, and goodas the b.st The
nimlhe sixpence letter than the slow shilling is rIy
motto. .... a..-. ~
n NAV depend nn getting alimy trade made of none
hutilIe BEs1 ofGR0UND GRAINS, as wilibuy 10
other
Grinding done for the surty Trade Al or,lcrs
fr-rrn a'-raad. p.Omptly hiied. H. B. HART.
jau31-dtwtf =. fff- -Lr..a
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o. C0NSUMPTIyE,i do not .desrair till you have
tried AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL. IL is made by e,
OF the hest medical chemists in the world andts
al around Ls besRea the hi g nsrrits Of its yrtces.
.f-ru .y-lrf-- ,-...r Philadelphia Ledger.
Prepared by DR. !. C. AVER, Lowell Mass; and
sold Us Keller White Evansville; and by Druggists,
aud Merchants throughout the country. At wholesale
byJ. o. Aver & Co., lt6 Walnut street Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

DocToa AYES, Lowell: I feel it a duty and a
pleasure 70 inform y gu wlIat your CIIERRY PECTo-
RAL iasdone fer my wife, Sac had been five months
laSoring under tlIs ta..eSous Syn Sls % coEsur0p-
tiOn, from which no all we could procure gave her
much relief she was steadily falling, until DR.
Stiong, of this city,whcre have come foradvce,
recommended atrial OF your medicine. We bless his
kindness, as do your SKILL for she has Fecoyerei
from that day She Is not strong she used
be, hut il free from her congh and calls herself we'll
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
Consurutfou

Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured 20 many and such dangerous as this
Some no human aid reach; but even those the
CHERRY PEcroR. II affords relief and comfort.
r AsroR Hor 81, NFw YORK CRY, March 4, 1876
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IEaleigh, Nc. stan'larI.
cERTIFIcATR.

f.s.- -1...E -WIsSBoRO'. s.. - March q, 1s....
I, David Elkin, do hereby ce-tify that hare Been
badly afflicted for two months with IN psmaffTy rheu-
natsm; ofny legs being much sxollet-stiif and
soreso that found il exceedingly difficult 10 walk
that the 81 joint has been twice rubbed with Prof
Deraih's ceie5Taei Electric OH within thirty holi,
and now have the perfect Of the afflicted limb
also tToubled with partial deafness III ffy left car
and by single applcstion the Electric Oil nv hear
Ing has been greatly improved. ~. 4 49,
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Asthma or Ph.hisIc, and Bronchitis.
WEST TMANCuFsTFRp reb

VEST MANCHEsTER, Pa, Feb. 4, l8J6.
Sir: Your CHERRY PEGToRAL is performing mar
yelors cures in this secpn 1t has relieved several
bpmalarming SYMPTOMS Of CONSUMPTION, and is now
curing a man who has latored under affection OF
the Lungs for the last forty wears.
HENRY l.. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, VI. d., ALMos, MONROE County
lowA, writes, Sept g. ls57; "Dui,iug my practice Of
many yesus 4 have found nothing equal TO your
CHERRY PEcToRAL for giving ease and relief to con-
sunptive patients, or curing such us cutable."
We might add volumes OF evidence, hut the most
convincing rreof OF the virtues of this remedy is
found in its effects upon trial.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

4 NRANBERRIES AND CHEESE
~ 10 boz IS Choice Western Reserve Cheese;
81 bols CraRbsrries, Just received and for sale by
jaD3S.i V1CKERY & JOHNSTON.
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20. 20 SPRIscFiELD, Mass, Feb. :. 1851.
BROTHER AVER: L will cheerfuly certify yorr
tECToRAL Is the best remedy possess for the cure
OF hopping Cough, Group, and The chest diseases OF
cliilrcn. We OF your fraternity in the South apprc
ciate your skill, and commend your medicine t. our
people. HIRAM CONKLIN, NJ. ID.
AMOS LEE. ESQ, MONTEREY IA, writes "a Jan.
is.''f had tedious Influenza, which confined me
IN doors six weeks: took nr,ny medicines without re-
le!i inaily uel your ECToRALl by the advice Of cur
clergy man. The FIRST dose relieved the soreness in nv
throat and lungs; hess tlan oDe-haff the bottle male
me completely wei. Your medicines the cheapest
aswell as tne hest we can buy, and We iesteem you
Doctor and your remedies, the poor maus friend"
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

CON - 't.Ir
Cd MscoS, AIeilS ls57
PHoF. DEGRATH-Dear Sir. This isto teT-,fY that
had fall, sIsained my shoulder AID vas afflicted
for eighteen days. and lost the use OF my arfn and
could not raise my hand o. my head and hearing Of
the wonderful cures efectedy DcirTIs Eecaic OIL.
aud by one application Of ii was era5l to rsise my
hand 20 my head aad take off my hat. Tirsnz tod
am well, and cheerfully recommend it 20 all the
afflicted TheapDlcatiOB was made befoTea hundTC't
persons. Yours, truly, ~
Il
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

QDFCEIvED LAST NIGHT BY EXPRESS.-
HI Pri zee Of the House Of David; sr.1 -
I = = Qusen's Fate; = hro ara Frfa1 Al
NO = Side, by the Author Of None;
|, r. Quits, by the Author Of Initials; ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07
IeIegraPhed to tbe New Orleans Crescent.
'HREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE ALBERT.


HALIFAX, August G,-The British mail screw steam
ship Prince Albert Of the new Galway, Halifax and
New York line, arrived at this port this morning,
bringing Liverpool adyices to the evening of the 9th
uit three days later than those by the Persia at New
York.
The Prince Albert left Galway at midnight Of Tneg
day, the,27th ult.
LIVERPOOL, July 27- The sales Of cotton for three
days since the sailing Of the Persia amount Of 20 900
bales ... ......-
There has been no marked change in the aspect of
the market prices remaining generally unchanged at
the quotations by the Persia.
The market to-day closed dull
LoSDoS, July 27.-The funds have slightly declin
ed-Consols for money closed at 95} to 95E.
The breadstuffs market is quiet. Provisions are
steady and unchanged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

PRINCE NAPOLEON REsENTING AsPERsIoNs UFON
HIS FATHER.-Prnce Pierre Napoleon Buonapatte
has addressed an angry letter to Gen. de Heischman,
aid-de camp to the King of Wurtembmg, relative to
some statements affecting King Joseph, tile Princes
father, which occur in the newly published memoirs
of Count Mot, edited by the General the Counts SON
in.law. Mot, the Prince calls robber and a
butcher liar Or bastard , and the letter
concludes in the following terms As to you, mon
sieur since you have feared to pick out of the
mud the pen of the pamphIeteer Mot, you will not
forget conclude, that you carry sword"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

A MODERN BABEL.-A letter from Damascus,
Syria, in the Journal de COnstantinople, giving an
account of the sacred caravan (Had) to Mecca says
that among the pilgrims were several Russans. After
the arrival Of the here the streets presented
most curious aspect, from the different costumes
which were seen all the languages of Asia and the
East of Enrope might also be heard. Cherkcses and
Daghestanties, members of the tribes of Asia Minor
and of Persia Turkonans from Khiya Tartars from
the Great Wall of China, Doryishes from Buckhara
etc, were seen paladng the streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

TRANSFERRING BLooD.-The delicate and interest
ing operation Of transferring blood from one person
to another, has again been successfully performed by
DR.. Wheacraft an English surgeon, in the case of
female patient. When apparently expiring from loss
of blood about two pounds were transferred from the
veins Of her husband into her veins. with the most
favorable result. In few minutes after the current
Of blood began to flow, and the ebbing of life was
checked, the circulation being re.establshed and the
deverance from apparently certain and approaching
dissolution secured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

FATAL AFFRAY.-The Mobile Advertiser states
that on Sunday last, at Twentyone-Blile Bluff, man
named Smith, or Nolond, went to the house of Mr..
W. H. Dupree and assaulted servant. Mr.. Dupree
nterered, when NOland rushed toward him with
knife, aud was met by two discharges of a shot gun,
which killed him on the spot. Mr. Dupree surren-
dered himself to the authorities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

ASSAULT on An AcToR.-An actor named Leon
ard fined twelve shillings in London, recently,
for an assault Barney Williams. Leonard insuled
Mrs. Williams, in the play Of Our Gal, and then
punched Barney, because he complained to the
nr0mnter nhnnt il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07
CYRUS W. FIELD.



The cable laid is sixteen hundred and ninetyeight
nautical miles in length from the telegraph station
at Bus Bay, on the American coast, to the head Of
Valencia harbor and for more than two-thirds THAT
distance is laid in water over two miles deep.
Communication between the two vessels has been
kept up constantly since the vessels separated The
electrical instruments are attached to the ends of the
coil on each ship and worked the same as in a regu-
lar telegraph Office.
The uninterrupted and perfect communication
through the whole length of the cable submerged at
average depth of two miles, has demonstrated
beyond doubt the practcabiIity of the enterprise.
Lieut.. Eyerett's machinery for paying out the cable
has worked admirably,
Capt Hudson, of the Niagara, Messrs, Everett and
Woodhouse telegraph engineers the electricians the
officers of the ship, and every man on board the
American portion of the fleet, exered themselves to
the utmost to make the expedition successful and by
the blessing Of Divine Providence, they were success
ful beyond general expectation.
The Niagara will discharge her cargo Of telegraph
materials at Trinity Bay, and after coaling at St.
Johns, will return to New York for repairs.
We are indebted for the above details to Cyrus W.
Field, Esq General Superintendent of the Atlantic
Telegraph line.
River Intelligence.
VICKSBCRG, August 6.-The steamer Messenger
passed down at o'clock ard the Capitol at o'clock
this evening
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1eh 0rleans 4aiIp Crestent,
sATURDAY MORNING. AEGUsr = Ia5a

AHEAD or TlWE.-The announcement Of the sue,
cessfuI laying Of the American portion Of the Allan
tic cable, by the U. 5, steam frigate Niagara, which
was delivered at the office Of the New York and New
Orleans Southern line at 1890 P. NJ, yesterday was
received by our telegraph news reporter here at
ll:jO A. NJ, being forty minutes ahead Of time.
If the Transatlantic line show an equal degree Of
promptnes5 with the Southern line, dispatch left
at the London Office at p NJ, would reach Us before
O'Clock the same evening, or o7er four hours ahead
Of time.
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s-zzz5 .s-5g,.Z..ps..5s. FssfNTCEIAEZFEAE RAIss-
&t8S4 5&IsFf5stGz1 RQAp-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

sundays the train will leave The CITY every
after 9oClOck and the mornings will make the
O'Clock trip.
Horse will lcuEe the city every morning Except
days at O'Clock and he Lake one hour after the last
trains.
Extra special trips, when required, by notifying
ductor.
Station House has been erected Genly Ridge where
the steam train Will stop whtn required mail trips
and after O'Clock on Sundays Fare each way Is cents aud
the Conductor have timely notice o stop.
Due notice VIII be giyen Of the half hour trips
the JULY half trains
day, from . O'Clock T. NJ.
i!ar hour trains will leave day, from O'clock
p. NJ. ly
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poMEsTrc rNrE1LIaENcB.
Further Particulars OF the Laying of t.
Transatlantic Cable.

Further Particulars of the Laying of the
Transatlantic Cable.
TRINITY BAY, N. F., August 5.-The telegraph
feet, which sailed from Queenstown on the 18th of
July, met 10 mid ocean on the 28th.
The ends of the cable were spliced together at l
O'Clock P. NJ. on the 29th. The Niagara and ga
memnon then proceeded opposite directions paying
out the cable between them at about an equal rate
the Agamemuon with her consort, the yalorous,
making for Valencia Bay, while the Niagara and
GorgOn directed their course to this place.
Cyrus W. Fields Dispatch to President Buchanan.
President Buchanan, at Bedford Springs, has re-
ceiyed the following dispatch from Cyrus W. Field,
the General Superintendent of the Atlantic Tele-
graph, through the General Agent of the Associated
Press, New York:
UNITED STATES STEAM FR GATE NLtGtRA.7
OF Trinity Bay, Angu,t 5, Is5s. 5
"To Jas. Buchanan, President Of tie United States:
"As soon as both ends of the cable are linked
Queen Victoria viii send you message, and the At
lantic cable and intermediate lines will he kept free
till you can send a reply.
Very rpsr,.cff,1tr CvpIrS W ETFr T, -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

New CoTToN FROM RED RIvER.-The steamer Dr.
Burlington arrived yesterday from Grand Ecore with
six bales of new cotton, five Of which from the
plantation of the Keso estate, consigned to Messrs
v, D. Urquhart, and one bale from the plantation
of S, D. Lenton, Esq, and consigned to Messrs. Man
deYille & McIllheny.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

The YANKEES N PALEsTINE.-A letter from Jeru
salem announces the expectation of caravan Of $50
Americans from Boston, direct to JalIa, by special
steamer They come armed with revolvers, instead
Of scallopshelIs and it is well for them, as certain
Abougosh is giving trouble southwest Of the Holy
City and also certain Faquir against whom the
Governor Of Jerusalem has lately marched with two
field pieces and 400 Bashi.Bazouks His whereabouts
was GAIA, the gates of which the Pacha did not
break open carry off, as there were none but he
captured the Turkish saint and keeps him as hostage
for nllhlic trannnilitr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

Row BETWEEN UTAH REPoRTEEs-It is said that
Mr., Simonton, the correspondent Of the New York
Times, and Mr.. Fillmore, the correspondent Of the
New York Herald, had fight the other day at Salt
Lake City. Sjmonton smashed Fillmore's hat over
his eyes, and Fillmore gave simonton a slight stab
With bis pocket knife.
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Louisiana Intelligence.

Tho O,,obit, ro,rist,r' of ,to ootb ,1t hoe tlo
in' o"aeH'' 'ss'i y t'ie 2sn Ut mas ''ie
following paragraphs
The weather since our last has been as uniformly
hot and oppressive as the most ardent could have de
sired still it is just what the growing crops needed
We have rarely seen more promising crops Of either
corn or cotton, than the farms in our vicinity now
have and since abundance is in store for the farmer
we may predict good times ahead"
On last Saturday, the dead body of a man was
nroysI to he that Of t5e corpeer Of The steamer
Red Chief, who fell overheard and was drowned while
the boat was lying at Trenton on her last upward
trip The boat came down just in time to bury the
body.
The Natchitoches Chronicle OF the 3lst ult. saws;
The week has been hot enough forsalamanders. and
G,iJ a n lya heaT ,ir h Hast in tn5
dino th most ardent ravs of gIR he is cnnaha
% ,nranr IN a. tha ernoratnr ba boan va %T5
tlt IL { ] ~ ,,.S la sa WIN tI l5 @
Te aros Loyaya, aie fSnTsbn the coftnn i; Ia
glhs ,o opel t 5u PlGNn8 fa Ml soon ne eoeSe IL
59ou !, t.t, d ro% yt5
u ""l p't.Su s''e y o'.'9' " " '"'l 's'u
Ihe Claiborne Advocate says oI the crops OF that
parish
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

A SAD CAsUALTY.-The schooner Ann Pckerell
capsized on the 30th ult during squa off Chester,
on the Delaware river, aud Captain Liyngstons wife
and infant child we're drowned. The Captain, three
children, his mother and the crew, were saved by
the boats of another vessel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

The intellectual man may fancy that he is inde
pendent Of religion. True, if be is man Of high
do much without religion, what can he not do
with it
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.gfF9> FOR mABSEII.LES- - THE Al FAST
gEFtEA- F5iGpg American bNk MOneEZa, Cant hamilton,
nov loading Tor he above port. For freight apply
!. p. WHITNEY ( co, IS Carondclet street
For pos age having fine accommodations, apply the
tain on board Nu3
k655~ FOR EgARSETLIiES- - THE Al FAST
R sailing American 81 Curnutic, Capt, neverenx
SSsas loading Rni viii have quick dispatch. For
freight, al ply 10 . IL
Fer passage, having fine accommodations, apply the cap
tain on board, PDs 39, First District ie2}
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CorToN IN SOUTHWESTERN MISSISSIPPI. = The
WoodgilIo RennbIican Of "Wednesday last says:

WoOdYlIIe kepnbllcan OF WtuHtsuHy IIsI s'ly9
Sometime ago we labored under the belief that the
heavy and oft repeated rains would destroy the pros
poets Of the planter but are now in possession OF
with a foir prospect of an average crop. It is not
true that Tie worms have done any great damage
only a few places have suffered from them. The
best Informed planters tell rs that if they can have
light showers occasionally to prevent the cotton from
shedding its blooms, they will make good crops
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07
INSURANCE.

rREsCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
with the requirements Of their charter the Greg
Mutual Insurance Company following state
meut, viz
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
june 30 1853 gs2s $50 80
Amount Of unterminaed risks, July ls 1857 I282 %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-07

ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES, sx aad egA /
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops Gns
ions to play the table either Pon or the Game
full aud every article IN the line an.
uacturer of India Rubber Cushons gsO Pchnhole. Bag
atelle Roulees and Pins for Ten-Ftn Alleys Lot ete
ECOEOMICAL STOVES,
Portable and up order with er0okeFy aud casttron
tops.
hz-Walnut Wood for sale, d25l
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n Bseapboatsand shipsaupped with all kinds Of Live
BocE such fresh milch Cows Hogs shosts Pigs, Sheep
GostE, 7eese. Ducks nhckans etr. se29Iy
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The Company continues against perls of the
and loss and BY ire the current rates
Of premiums.
oFFI0E No. 3 sGarondeletttreet.
o. GAILLARB President
A. sqHREIRER. Secretary, dl2H
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V1cKsBrRG, August 6.-The steamer Messenger
passed down at l O'clock ard the Capitol at 5 O'Clock
this evening.