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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08

lever AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer large OF the globe the consequence
Of vegetable decay This exhaaon by action
solar heat we, soil and rises with the watery vapo
earths surface and the virus taken with through lungs
into the blood There irritating poison The
torpid ecree not only this virus but also The
bile from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
Spleen the kidneys sympa.e with the liver
and become derdered also Finally tho instinct organ.
the whole blood o the body in the internal esereopie
force them cast it out The blood leaves the
tie Chill But IN this effort il fails Then the FEVER fo
lows in which the blood leaves organs and rcs to
the surface # in another effort to ese the irritating posox
through the other great excetoryhe skin In this
fails and The system abandons the exhausted waits
for the recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort
such constitutional disorder will OF course undermine health
if il is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found an andote
90 Ayers Ague Cure,
which nearalizes This maariou in the blood
this affecting disorder with perfe, certainty Aud does
rather does what is Of service hose sbect
it absorbed, thus keeps who use free from its at
tacks keeps the system in health although exposed
srsa yoT not Sny cur but s from The
influence, such Renittent Fever Chill Fever or
Masked Ague Periodical Headache Bilious Headache Bilious
the Spleen Mysteries Collie Paralysis and Painful Affections
type This Ague Cure the derange
This accompshes by stimulating the to expel
the virus from the system and these organs degrees
what acclamation Time may accomplish The same
end but often life not long enough sacrificed in the
We have believe as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which by the
ma M nleon nam any other which has been discovered
is, that it is cheap as well AS good
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08
Il. WALTON,
u. CITY AuCTIONEER,
And
Auconeer, Appraiser and General Agent for the purchase
and sale of Real Estate, Slaves, Lands, etc.

Office, No. 10 Bank Place.
The undersigned duly licensed Auctoncer will give his
personal attention all se of Real Estate Slaves Furniture
Bank and other Shares incorporated Companies SUGGESTIONS
Cagoes, Damaged Cotton, and Merchandise generally
He invites attention to the advantages he will in the
purchase sale aud of Real Estate having in the
of preraation from the rclase large
plans of Of ground Showing every
the dimensions thereof square, the
f the city, with which will be record Of all sales
made.
In this department he will also have the aid and advice of Mr.
MARK WALTON, whose connection with the Real Estate
this city for thirty years. whose general
knowledge of the value of property will enable the undersigned
offer parties requiring his services superior
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GENOA

dr. FOR GENOA-The Al fast sailing American
MEf ship Sheffield, Capt. Richardson, is loading
will have quick dispatch For balance Of freight,
appyts - -
IA BAXTER, LOWELL & CO.,
$50 FOR GENOA.The Al and very fast sailing
hNAA American ship Martha j. Ward, Capt. Chase,
having NEST Of her engaged will With dis.
patch. For freight Of tobacco cotton apply TO
ol0 BAXTER LOWELL co.
k~ FOR GENOA-The AL fast saing American
ship Alta ntfc, Capt. Dinsmore is loading and
swl have quick dispatch For freight, apply to
Ct BAXTER. LOWELL CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08
&tbiflu II the Xtlarktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, Ne 70 Camp street. I
Tuesday Morning, Nov. 8, 1859.
COTTON. The demand was very fair yesterday,
and we noticed sales of about 1900 bales at full
prices for the Middling grades. Our quotations are
unchanged.
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I. 0. 0. F. S;0,|| ;j
Gru nd Lodre of Loui,inna,

Grand Lodge Of Louisiana.
THE R. w GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, o. o:
+ meS s S g" he S Sq gntt s n ~ a"p
and Lafayette Streets New s dleans '''"' '' 90 ' . ~
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v GRIND Grand W ssss # FiS Sss s tS.y @
as s fa daa 4s s
Henry q, stcson of Southwestern Lodge No 40 and j. o.
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District No 2 III. Mispanri Prairie Lodge, NJ 81 District
y hTsss Sr.ss Log. g. Rs
a!ss%Ss Sss. q $tS' e.
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= r .sss ,ms Ss e. Oil 10 = S
Wl q 4 h'sa' No. Il de- s ga
the H. W. Grand Master or tinnd
Re GA 3 s SER
Subordinate Lodges.
ga 9 esxs Hail. hi h ss j.
e. 5.s y w. T Rssnn T. Philips
ing in Marirny aidips. Third District oheers-R Funnel
Sss.w Perm Hiram Ansss sn
No uS9 ga P Ptas. s Ssfa s isa e?
rer ssere,ary j. 3. Heno Treasurer ''N''
NJ ] odd Fellows, Hall 3ncerss I fuils!, \,
G ssf ssss g. rs %Is Secretary L.
JEFFERSON LODGE No meet. every Thursday evening
j. WILT Fo9F. Di.,ie' }s, tlss
wootan Per, Secretary Jas Jester, Treasurer.
ROOM Hs as PSE ~ IT.. yssn
q stein v O. H. TENANT Secretary IL G. Finke Treasurer
+. a apGH Ne @
g. j. b Williams, Jr. " G F. a. Bos,ic, Secretary j. II.
ooNaERCIAL LODGE Nc. Y meets wednesday
Es in room No Odd felloss Hall ofeers.Dayid snder,
oa hp E.s,s
PEI Secretary Hugh Stewart Tressursr
HOPE LODGE No. IA meets every Wednesday evening in
" ln osa f;lsT. Ial ,.a ssri. Xix
Rueshiae Secretary Todd Treasurer.
ia Fesr NJ , + NsnE .s e in room
Treasurer
mr,,,, A., or,,, ~, -, --....-. MAJ ..,... ;,
M NJ ~ aes.s every fisas tNsh,ee ~
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Per secr.iarv. r. Baumearner TIeas,tter ''' D'"ts
,,o,.r,,, y. ,r ,,,,., :, - ,
in ase III Tasy ss'9E
Al, fer- secretary IL Miii'pHush' Treasurer.
POLAR STAR LODGE No. 10 meets ' every Wednesday
oheeFs-f MAuesrrst' ~ q -. NJ; wagner, q ~ Sar
Iade' Secretary H. d. baia fer secretary a. UhH'A9sa
M1GWo,,.roncr y. ., ,o... o-.-, ,r,, ,. a... a., l.,
MayspiLA iD,"r ~ - meets every uerGhy evening IN
room No 2 ,,dd FELLOWS iai uhceis- ltHctez y - +
Rrown Pcr Sesraary. s IfouIeme, T,sasurer '''pN
observation-disclosures, ,.,,,,,,. -, ~
INDEPENDENCE LODGE No y meets eyery "Wednesday
eFe,ing IN room No = ,dd Fellows Hall ohcgisTF scheu
Per seeretary j. n OTTO Treasuter
-, ,,,,n,., o,,,r> a. m. .,.-
COLI MBt LoDGt No "A meets eyey evening
IN Aigiers oicers-lohn hroshlee \. I" Geo. '" iaseE v
HerIer.. treasurer. ' W. ''O
,D,1..v,. ,,r,,,, M - r ~. L.. $500. TT,
TEhhaSiA ioD!,f No - niee every nesans etehhs
Iobn p Rrrknar y q Ttcsdors in1b.r Secrrnry Ihas +
Unrrnrr Pc, SrrIetarv. lain Wrt.r Trrs.urer
-, 800. :, 60 - ~ ,.. =.
Pacific Hall Jefferson civ Seteert.Jno Williams n a.
Ison nayen,ort q n King Cutler Secretary md Per
s.crstary: Jacob Joachim Treasurer
u,p,,a,,, ,nnCE ~, ,s -. ~ T., .,. :;
Polar star roam second District O5c-rsEF Martinez Il e.
Rniycll t,irurd Secretary. CniIlnt
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Children three years old and uder Tree hoc over three aud
up to twelve years old price all twelve years of
full fare.
Persons who reside The city and have residence estab
shnent of the road procure tickets in packages
twenty-five for their personal reduced rate, at the
office Camp street.
Through tickets principal cities North and Fast can be
obtained the Ticket sce Of The Company adjoining the Tcle
graph Office under the ST. Charles Hotel, The Depot
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Southwestern Line between New Orleans and New
York having made arrangements with Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
Railroad Company for account is discontinued and nl
Express will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
alton be obtained this subject of j. j. MCkEEVER Esq.,
81 Camp street.
Agents Railroad Company not permitted to receive
receipt notes. SPECIE jewcy other
They will he received by the Adams Express 90 Camp st.
BENTLEY ID. HASELI.
Chief Engineer and Genl Supt,
T. S. WILLIAMS,
o5tf Master of Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08

CUNDRIES-
y 1000 bags Rio Coffee.
800 Java
1000 kegs Cut Nails, 4d. to 2od
1900 sacks q. A. Salt.
600 boxes Star Candles.
2o00 ;. Virginia Manufactured Tobacco
500 barrels Old Bourbon and Monongehala Whisky.
200 half barrels Rectfed Whisky.
90 half pipes, quarter and eighth casks French
Brandy-pure as imported.
1000 Claret.
go casks quarts and pints London Ale and Porter.
50 tierces Carolina Rice.
100 quart casks Port and Sherry Wine.
For sale by WIN. CRAWFORD,
Merchandise Broker,
% New Ievee street.
AILS-U kegs Nails, assorted sizes and best brands for
IN sale by KEARNY, BIOIS 4 Coz,
ol9 81 Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08

SUGAR. About 500 hhds. were disposed of at
easier prices, without quotable change, the range
for Fair to Fully Fair being 6s@7c. u ID.
AoLAssEs. We notcedsa of some 1000 bbls.
generally at range of 37@3s for Prime and
Choice, but comprising some Inferior and Ordinary,
at 33@36c. u gallon, together with some 400 half
bills, at 42@143c. U gallon.
FLOUR. 500 bbls. Superine were sold, in two
lots at s. so and 800 Extra at Sc 50 also 500 bbs,
Superfine on Saturday, at IS 40 u Dbl.
GRAIN. In Corn we heard of about 1900 sacks
sold, comprising 1160, in six lots, at 81 10, 22O
Green, on private terms, and 400 at 81 % bushel.
In Oats the market was steady, with sales of 100
sacks St. Louis in three lots at SOC. " bushel. OF
Bran we noticed a sale of l40 Sacks at the adj
vanced rate of 81 20 W loo lbs.
Provisions. :. The transactions in Pork were
still confined to retail, Mess selling generally at
SIS IS oslo 90 u Dbl. In Bacon and Lard nothing
of any moment doing.
SALT. A cargo of Is 900 bushels Marsha Qhe
Edward Fly's) in store, was disposed of to dealer
at Zoe. " bushel.
NAVAL STORES About 200 bbs Spirits of Tur-
pentine, in good order, sold at 45c % gallon.
WHISKY a.. No transactions reported.
COFFEE. e.. Some $50 bags have been sold, in
Guiding 100 at 15c., so at l2sc. and l72 at l2ac.
F3ib.
FREIGHTs. "A ship was taken for Liverpool at
9-l6d. for Cotton and two laid on for that port at
the same rate. Vessels still filling up with Cotton
at 9-l6d. for Liverpool, and bc for Havre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08
DOMESTIC PORTS.
KEY WEST AND HAVANA.

To sail OH MONDAY. 18th inst, Mt o'clock A. NJ
s1El@ SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
NLEEf Pany-Flo,ids o s. Mail Idne--ior Key Wet and
Cedar Keys Tampa Bay and ManseeTe superior Compared
and copper fastened steamship Atlantic, W Hutchings
commander, will sail above carrying the u. s. mails For
freight or passage having superior accommodations
for apply board the Office or the Southern
Steamship Company.
G. H. PAYNE, Manager 81 Camp ri.
Freight to Apalachicos st. Marks Tampa Bay subject
signees.
No freight received without an order.
The days Of sailing hereafter will be the 18th
New Orleans returning will leave Key West on the 18th and
9th. ~ ~ $3.50 ~
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Yp 0rans pal Crescent Tuesdau aarnina Aorember g. 1859
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WRIGHT 4 cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular taniy Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers Pfoprieos wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 5 and q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08

ANDING Elk SHIP j. F. WALSH, from, Bordeaux
Ia So9 casks Claye', ordinary;
20 casks St. Emilion;
100 cases Apricos in juice;
Is Prunes.
30 bbs White Wine Vinegar;
100 packages Cognsc, La laurie;
10 octaves Planet Co., 1906;
81 casks Cognac Iecompte & Co. For sale by
S. d. GRATIAA ~ CO.,
o1O 20 Customhouse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08
HENRY BIER, Grand Secretary
"Otld Fellows Rest

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1s5a-Oiicers-- Gardner
Smith President $ Bogme', Treasurer Henry Bier Score
tay Daniel Merritt, Sexton. Cemetery Conmtteearper
Gilinghan, B. pasva and Henry Bier FINANCE cmin'tee
Caldwell, Z. +. Ihost, u. B. Maunsell, John Ray.
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST may be procured
by applying Mesrs d. FELT STETsoS No 81 Camp
MisfAgGn Mint and at the secle'arys office in Odd
Price of Lots and NaitsRelar lots, 10 feet square $50
ditto by feet S75 Vaults doble Stockholders Lodges
S55 ditto all others $50 single to Stockholders Lodges,
S45 TO others $50.
Vaults he opened unless certificate of ownership be
first obtained from the Secretary.
Information relative the purchase of Lots ETC.
application to -
HENRY BIER, Secretary o. F. Rest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08

Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
| BROWN Il co, 30 Carondelet street.
| SAMUEL. SMITH co, Camp strea:.
JCDsOS 4 co, corner Canal and Camp streets
| BROWN, JOHNSTON GO, No S3 Curendelet street.
| BENOIST SHAW CO. No. 81 Camp street.
| BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER, Manager,
| -.x.... = Corner Camp and Grayicr streets
THOMAS II. BARKER. Camp Gravier streets
| II. W. CONNER son, No 80 CRIondeet street.
| JOHN WOOD co, corner Camp and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08
BOSTON

6SH FOR BOSTON-Dspatch Line. The very fas
kxEAN sailing regular packet ship John and Albert,
Tehacher tiorha', master having large part of her
engaged will have immediate dispatch of
freight, apply 10 s. JONES 4 40,
81 Gravier street
For apply to captain board, Post 49, First Dis
o1S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08
FINE GuNs..''..''.'' - FINE GUNS
HYDE & GOODRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL. AND ROYAL STREETS,

We haze always on hand complete stock of fine VAR
RASTED Guns, and constantly receiving through
European agents Gums eompIsng all the NEWEST PAT
Terms and IMPROVEMENTS Our long experience and
continued relations with the first LONDON and other
actnrers extending period of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS enable to with confidence that have acili
ties for the production of GuHs suited the of the
SOUTH aud WEST certainly eNcced, if equale in this
market.
We are prepared to receive and execute with dispatch and
views and tastes Of individual and furnish them
Low As THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH
By constant intercourse with the gun buying community
the South and West for thirty years. have
bled profit by the suggestions OF their varied
have introduced Improvements peculiarly AMERICAN
INTO THIS COUNTRY.
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition of every description
Rifles Pistols and Reyolvers Colts, Aliens Ttners,
Smith Wesson and Witncys Reporters Sole Agents in
New Orleans for SHARPiS RIFLES
HYDE n GOODRICH
my7 1y Sign of the - Golden Pelican, New Orleans
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.

To sail on FRIDAY, 18th inst. at O'clock A. M
sE@E~ SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
NMIET1 pany-u. = mail ine-for Brazos Santiago via
1ndianola-Thc superior iron steamship Arizo-
n0, Robt Smith, Commander, will sail above carrying this
Y T. mails For freight or having elegant accommodate
tons, apply board the Office Or The Southern stearusp
Company. g. H. PAYNE Manager
tanD str
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08
CATTLE MAR K EFT.

CATTLE MARKET. "a
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. I, 1889.
The arrivals were copious and 500 hogs, "A Mich
Cows, $50 Sheep, $50 Beeves and 30 Texas Cattle
(but no Calves and Yearlings) remain on sale:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08
S.. PoNTCHARTRAIN RAII.-

Extra special trips from Lake night by the Horse Ca.
when required, by notifying the Conductor
The Steam Train will stop at GENTLY Station when notified
except on mail trips during the hour trips Sundays after
Fare way cents and conductors must have timely
notice to stop. ,..-..
OmnLsses leave Canal for the Depot every five min
-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08
SAN ANTONIO AND
F1Th SAN DIEGO NAIL LINE S4A;3H=4sSt- &,

egETFIA SAN DIEGO NAIL LINE sstfs1YSS-.- ;Ss-=6s
Overland Route from New Or 5sSySEsistshN
leans to San Francisco-0ycrand 10 California
Arizonn-Tckets overland from New orans San Fran
cisco, for any intermediate places in Arizona Western
Texas procured the office Of the ST. Louis Cairo
and New Orleans Railroad Line 81 Camp street. Com
mercia Place.
Passengers forwarded by the Southern Steamship Com
pany nanoa Thence per Western Stage Line to San An
tonic THENCE per San Antonio and San Diego Mail Line to
Fet Clarke Fort Davis Fort Bliss Fort Hudson Fort Quit
man. FL Paso Fort Lancaster. Bechcie la Messia, Fort
Stockton, Elearane Fort Fillmore Tucson, Los Angeles
Fort Yuma, San Diego, San Francisco.
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE
anf tf lieneral Aren't
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TEXAS.

To sail on THURSDAY, 10th inst. at s O'Clock A. NJ
6kK GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY
MIMI United States Mail I.ne-soutIiern Steamship Com
steamship Galveston, II Dennison commander will leave
sage having superior accommodations apply on
board, the office Of the Southern Steamship Company
g. b. PAYNE, Manager, IL Camp street.
Steamship Of this line will leave every Thursday and Sun
day mornings for the above potE nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-08

BORT WINE-3Oo casks Port Wine in store, for sally by
4 hs. S. d. GRATIAA Il Co,
oH 70 Cusonahouse street.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
The Treasury Dcf,IcaIiom.

The Columbus correspondent Of the Seneca
-4dUsrtiSer, under date Of Feb. Z gives the fol.
lowing information in relation to the late deial.
cation in the State Treasury Of Ohio
Mr. Elgerton, member Of the committee
appointed 20 investigate the Dedication has re.
turned from Canada, with long and detailed
statement from John g. Breslin, Esq, late
Treasurer Of State. Mr. Breslin accounts in
his statement for all the missing funds, save
100000. For private reasons he declined to
make known the whereabouts of this sum, but
gave the assurance TO the Committee that il
would be accounted for in due time--that, he,
(Nr b. regarded it as in safe hand, and that
it would be returned TO the State-that he IS
willing to surrender every dollar he has to re
imburse the State for its losees by his acts II
is said that Mr. Breslin's statement will show
that $15Q,000 of the money was never received
by him from his predecessor and that the com
mittee have the facts and figures to sustain this
statement. The disclosures made by Mr.. b.
Ut is said) gives the names of parties who were
instrumental in getting him into his financial
endorsements, and who having the funds in
their possession have secretly and steadily
woi ked 10 prevent his return to the State. The
impression is very general here that Mr.. Bres-
lin has had his confidence abused by men who
have always been considered above suspicion and
that he was drawn into his difficulties, syste-
matcally and coolly, by swindling scoundrels,
Who were willing to fleece the State, at the ex-
pense OF the reputation Of Mr.. Bresln. The
statement will create a squirming among the
men who have tricked him out OF thousands Of
dollars. The statement will also show that the
plumbers of the State Treasury all JeImg 10 The
,oonleJuRy honest and immaculate Republican
Daytg!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
How Long AsljOurnricMts arc bro'I
about isa the Ohio Legislature.

In last Fridays proceedings ofthe Ohio Leg
isaturc, we find the folowng:--
Mr., Green offered for adoption the following
resolution:
ReSo1ue},. That when the Senate adiourns, it
will adjourn until Tuesday at 3 ?. NJ, pending
which,
On motion Of Mr.. Langdon, the Senate ad
journed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The question being on the adoption of the
resolution relative to the adjournment of the
Senate until next Tuesday, the same was disa.
greed to.
Mr. Green is the sharp cute black republi ican
senator from Marietta and his motion we are
pleased to say was not carried. The defeat Of
Of Mr.. Green's motion will probably prevent his
distinguished relative (our neighbor) from sett-
ing up another howl about the legislature ad
journing from Friday to Tuesday.
One would think that the voting down of Mr..
Green's resolution was sufficient, but it was not
as will appear by reading the following, from
the same days proceedings
Mr.. Catch offered for adoption the following
resolution:
Resolvea, that the Senate, when it adiourns,
adjourn until Tuesday the 18th inst.
On which resolution the yeas and nays were
demanded, and resultel-yeas none, nays %,
so said resolution did notprevail.
Mr.. Catch is also black republican senator.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-02-16
B,unders! Biumders! R,unders.

Plunderers have given place TO blunders at the
head Of affairs in Ohio. Mr. Treasurer Stone
has controvers les with two or three Co.. Treas
urers, in which he says that money is due to
the State, and in which they aver that they
own nothing. Mr.. Stone says that the Treas
urer Of Licking county is indebted to the State
in the sum of three hundred dollars; but NJ r.
Ball the Republican Treasurer of that county
says he has receipts for the whole amount Mr.
Stone claims one hundred dollars from the
Treasurer of Holmes county. Mr. Stone SAYS
he committed mistake [Llunder?) to that a.
mount at the time the County Treasurer made
his last payment. The county man says all is
right, and that he owes nothing. This is q
diSgraceful state oiaiiairs, and plainly indicates
the utter incompetency Of the Treasurer oi
State.
Going h',m the Treasury Department to that
Of the Auditor OF State, we find gross and per-
picking blunde patent on the lace Of the last
report from that office. 10 this the Ohio States
,ala calls public attention: son the 3D. page
auditor Wright says that the balance in the
Treasury on tie 18th November, 1857, should
have been $726, ,9f7 SO, as shown by the books
Of his off; -; an that tbs tru ,bllance which
Should be in the Treasury has been carried for
ward as though no defilcation had occurred.
On page 81, he states the dslalcation in the
Treasury to be S7i4 0S3Gl, which sum he u
scs to make his actual balance, or assets in the
Treasury, Nov. Is, 1858" The Statesman
pertinently asks. "IIow can the amount of the
,isfalcation be more than the amount that would
b i've been In the treasury ifthere had been no
dsalcation."
Between the plumbers AMI the blum lercrs, the
y .opie are likely to lose large proportion oftle
revenues oftbe State --Iqgan G sete.