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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-21

IA late letter from the United States
Commissioners Of Pensions says that there
are now but eighty nine survivors Of the
army Of the Revolusion whose names are
plaeed upon The rolls for psnsioas.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-21

A WHITE WoMAN AMONG NATIVE ARR
cASs:-A Sierra Leone paper States that
white woman, who accompanied her hus-
band missionary, up the Cavalla river
last May. excited the greatest Curiosity and
admiration among the sable i~ellers in that
benightened region where white woman
had never been seen. All wanted 20 touch
her. and great surprise was expressed upon
feeling her sair. The king o. the Nyinemo
tribe called her "very fne." and compliment
ted her husband greatly Tor selecting her
And when she told him he might see other
white women who would surpSss her. he
said that would either never be. or else a
very long time Owing TO her presence.
the attendance on preaching was extraordi
nary large. During her visit al the mission
station hundreds went 10 see her. rho said
they could ,eel satisfied to d,e now that they
had SEN such . wonderful being as white
woman,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-21
GEORGE g. EVANS,

PrOprtar Of the Oldest and largest Gin Book Enter
prise. in the world. permanently located At
No. 90 Che estnut Street.
~ PHILADELPHIA
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-21
Agents Wanted.

70 WHOM greater ndueeflents than ever are o6eFed-
Auy either male female Is desirous OF
snging in
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HONORABLE AND PROFITABLE EN-.
PIOYMENr

Requiring htsle time and outlay OF an
BY vhish they obtain gratis
A Valuable Library,
Fine Gold Watch and Chain,
A handsome service Plate
An Elegant silk Dress Pattern,
splendid Set of Jeveiry,
Or many other choice arti
enumerated in the list 81 0ts, do by AsnS
- Aee.t this establ shment-
Any person In any part OF the COUNTRY, be o.
agent simply by forming club, sealing list OF
reDitting the OF required for
Send Tor Catalogue which eontans all the desired
iasoruasion relative agencies and the 70
Insure and honorable deaiinss I'D
drsss all erders to
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-21

OPdee any yuu want, remit the retail
price. together With the required for pstage,
and trial will that the best place in the
country purchase books Is at the
0i0 Book Establshment OF
GEORGE g. EVANS.
Originator OF the Git Book Enterprise,
No 430 Chestnut Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05


stsss is's d. u $3.50 H.. 100
aecsisea yesterday
100
s ssssr'ss nc - n
Tosscco WI heard a ~ tranaas ties,s II ~
note.
srATEaENr Or ToBAeco.
sosk hssd ~ sspssmasf MN
s ssssssss ssass ess
Exported Irae4 1900
s1poEsd Yesterday ese- AZ 4k#
sect = 80 ~ sls.rsd 7sSfT
Sue y. ne supply continues Hghi, nis ealss
of about SEQ hhds., II prepieus auotstions. Hill
10 Fully Fair 7tSD7sc. u ibs
MOLkssEs. Aboat 2oou bbls were afapossd I'LL
1T All @I3c. fol- Pffms 10 Choice ind sstaxscs lin
Ordinary DARK, etc. AIs0 40 haH bBls Ill ~. u.
s046c. for Interior ID Prime.
FLnuE- .The market was heavy and dspresss6
and the transactions comprised sa1 ID I6os bf.s.
81 which aofue small lois of sHperline III u 2sS
~ I25 bbIa. Extra at 40 Iii 18o Choice Extxx.
| y TIVE TT, Al NJ and no at III a5 u 5bl.
| ~ Ais n " demand Hi Corn was rather III
~ u sales lleaadiaK $500 sacks, III when
fsv y MT Yeow and III feur Icts. ID VII.
is,eO Mixed ~ s09aae.4 ID seyersf iots ~ NH.
1oo 4 q, ne 40 II u basaeI, Issr;ar
the levee bare Of stock. III s3ass lii III, 80
steady, with sales 81 7Sa aacks III I,uIs 81 60,
lots, At 7oc. bushe. III Bran 1t0 I'LL Il asId at
| II u y 100 ns. I'D
PROVISIONS Pork wa stzll higher a1sa "a
noticed sales Of about 1900 bba.. Ii NIiis. IN
600 Old Mess at Ms 100 View ii sIs vi I'D ah6s,t
75o u two three ots, at sI8 90 D bbi. hi Hacon
80 casks Clear Sides sold at I2e ii ii. Yf,e IA X
Lard, included I6o Tierces Primo III Ioacs q d.
o. Western Butter TOO firkins Prime sold III hi.
b ID.
GoFpEE Sales 900 bags, ii which so ii 1fa Iii.
100 at lie, $50 At II ID, and I5e III III af I4s
q b.
WHIsKr Firm, with sales of a47 hhls. -
II two lots, n 27e 100 Vshirsts Reotiasa ii III
same end 100 Dexters II a4c. q gallon
FREIGHTs. "A British and iii American. s,.fr,,
were taken for Liverpool ut s-isd. for cosson o.
for Bordeaux At one for Esnrore ak - I'D
for Bremen II Side for Cotton. ana 5aa. id; f,x
Tobacco and one for Boston 1t IL. III cotton.
Vessels On The berth stin filing I'D III ssigd i'll
/ Liverpool, and lie. for Hsyre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

sEFFERsoH ssIrY, Jill. /. fssa
The arrivals to-day comprise 59 Wsatsrns MI III
Texas Cattle, ~ Mich Cows and u veaa eastie.
The market i rather bars u Hegs, sifie ferc Il
. good supply of other stock 81 sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05
ra~ -~-N NEW ORLEANS. jack
Ets E%S hl5sEEs son AND GREAT NORTHERN
- sEzttSlsazz ---saaaEgR ABROAD
1850. Transportation Department 1850.

1859. Transportation Department. .lS6O.
Freight will be received Of hs Gopanys Depot foot Of Cal
Hope $50 RI NJ dali Sundays exeeptea.}
An freight intended for transportation mtst be distinctly
marked with the initials Of eosgnee and place Of des-
atisn and freight viii be received unless consigned
established stations The line Of the read its connections
Blank railroad receipts for freight may obtained the
Depot or Messrs Corson Armstrong; Camp street. By
those who wish o them.
The Gopay holds itself responsible for the value 81 all
shipped BY Inc rosd which may be lost by ire from the
time ii Il recepted for stations the line until twelve hours
notice eonsigTees Of It's arrival at the depot in this city.
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Line between New Orleans and New
York having made with the Adams Express
cities the Express business heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company it's discontinued and
Express matter will be carried by the Adams Express
alton be obtained on this subject Of j. Esq
DC Camp
Agents e the Railroad not permitted 70 receive
They will be received BY the Adams Express 81 Camp
BENTLEY d. HASE1I,
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt,
T. S. WILLIAMS.
( p25tf Master Of Tra,,snort alton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05
The following sums are now to be paid out b
our several institutions, in the way Of dividends
The above win be received and in the market

The above will be received and in the market
between this and the 10th inst.
We present the semi-annua1 statement Of the
Union Bank up to the 31st ult. The profits of the
bank for the last six months are $4,000, Of which
100000, or get. the capital, will be paid to
stockholders and after the 10th inst. II will be
observed that the immediate assets of the bank,
outside of the specie reserves, are composed Of
good business paper maturing inside of ninety days
Some additional legislation il required, to place
the banks working under the general banking law
on an equality and footing with the old chartered
banks. Legislators Of the present day are 80 prone
to tinkering and creating unwise amendments to-
existing contracts, that we feel dubious in urging
equitable conformity In the several charters
now In effect
ni-Annua1 Statement of the Union Bank OF
Louisiana, December 81 1889
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05
PROFESSOR WooDis H11R REs7oR4,

~
used hires times week imaginable age Per
eai he hair mike mons sol and beautiful Than any oil
and he scalp Tree from a disease e te greatest
men gentlemen and ladies Of all classes all the world
Testimony that do not too much in its favor Read
= - MisseaY aeovn 81 Charles g. Mo-, Nov - 1857.
were 50 wonderful feel duty yon the afflicted
eas hsad r. tine hsa been perfectly covered
rey Of in consequence, when friend seeing his suffer
g, advised TO use your Restoratye did SO with little
few implications removed he disease entirely and
sass ssll y
Of the scalp and hair. We are yours, respectfully,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM.
Prof Wood-Dear Sir Ny hair had several years been
g N BY Which
When commenced using yonr Hair Restorative about
use til within weeks turned 70 il naafa
color assumed sefne and ussts greatly be preferred
hsys Itsgaid i . article
You have permission III who entertain any doubt
Of it's performing all that Is camed for it.
cincinnnti, o., Feb 10, 1857. Ia Third street
WELLINGTON. No., Dec g. ls5T
Prof Wood-Dear Sir: BY the advice Of friend Of mine
had been using lait Restorative induced
my head oat. Now hair ~ Ii great deal
s a q sS ssp s % sa
induce m e ss Bis pss s
The Restorative npia bottles q three sizes ags
for one dollar per The medium holds wenty per
cen ep . e me popsr
lion, and Tsails for Il, ~ q bottle =.
d he gfea Wire Railing Establishment md IA Market
And sold By iii good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
Mo eitttaaas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

The semi-annual statement Of the Bank Of New
Orleans win be found below. The bends lodged
with the State authorities as security for the cireu
laton 40 city bonds Of $1,000 each
l42 State of Louisiana bonds of $1,000 each and 800
Of same State Of $500 each. The real estate Of
100000 is the old banking house on Camp street.
It is under good rental but il species of property
which the bank would willingly part with, to the
first cash customer, at cost on its equivalent. All
doubtful debts, arising from exchange invest
ments or otherwise, have been charged up, so that
the surplus Of s246454 is in tact, from which the
dividend payable on the 10th inst is to be deducted
It is presumed that stockholders will be satisfied
with the statement:
Semi Annual Statement of tho Bank Of New Orleans
December 81, 1859
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05
once, No. 10 Bank Place.

The undersigned duly licensed Aucsioneer viii give his
personal attention all sales oil Estate Slaves FuTnure
Bank and either Shares in Incorporated Companies Suggestions
Casgoes, Damaged Cotton, and Merchandise generally
He invites attention the advantages he will nosses In ts
purchase sale and aspraeens Of Real Estate having tie
course OF preparation from the reliable sources nj large
cost separate plans Of Of ground seine
LOT and the dimensions thereof III each sauare III he gnr dis
es II the city with which will be kept record 81 ali sales
made. = = $50
In this department he will also have the aid and advice Of M
MARK WALTON, whose connection with Tie Real Esate
epeations Of this city for thirty years whose general
kncEitdse Of the valne Of property will enable undersigned
o Offer TO parties requiring bis services superior advantage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05
aIetiflu Of The ltlarAtts.
CRESCENT orrldE. No. 10 GAM
Thursday Morning, Jan.

CaHsdssr OFFICE No. 10 GASr S4nxar
Thursday Morning, Jan q 1850,
CoTros. i. Buyers came forward pretty freely
yesterday and took about 10000 bales. Ill fsill
prices for the Middng and better grades mostly at
outside rates. We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS uLAssfFacATioN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

II OST OR HIISI.AiD-NoTIGE is HEREBY GIVEN
IL that application will DO made 10 the Commissioner of PEN
sons sixty the publication hereof
Of Military Warrant No Il sS In the of John Fort
se same having nislnid A has
Land Office of patent
The pbie hereby cautioned against trading for
u. H. NUREMBERG,
= nj 6Dt Attorney.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans city Of New Orleans
BE remembered that this 18th day Of December 1852
before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace the
city aforesaid personally appeared 0mer GaiIard President
and A. scheibe Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and that the above just and
true, transcript from The books Of said Company
O. GAILIsARD, President
A. scHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me- this day. December
A. 1850. ARTHUR SAUEIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to six per
the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for years 1857
and 1853 after the second MONDAY February next
The Board of Trustees have declared dividend Of
Per the net earned Premiums Of the Company the
year ending November 30 1850 for which Certificates be
issued and after she second MONDAY in February
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

cTEINXVEIN-so cnses tleltkeli 4 CO.'S for salr by
- s. WOLFF,
do Corner of aravier and New Lesee streets.
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II - -
DOMESTIC PORTS.
4 I. 4 r d ID N i il

cALIFORN5A
= ..,l !. Tas; d q. :.
ESJR IA TT Y sss II r "a A. n precisely
sssss Ns III ss ksfs u
, ssss, 81, e 'sss 'ss
Y 9 nswsPs asa s.s a sasasis
NJ " Msgas s sese 'ekss ssps = fa esssys
~ II DE yIssgn 6ro
GALVESTON AND MATAEOFsn4 ray
=
Ustea saass as ass mATasoagA as A.
samp Mexfe Tas lsnss i a sssss
pissdd apply sossa 4 HI oss a z r.
G. b. PAYNE, Manager
e..e 4 m a Nm leave svsry ra 4 ssg ID sss IT,.
10 saii on SUNDAY. jim. 3. 1t o'clock A. Nc
k&E- GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY
superior copSerad coppersiasened steaIa-
above carrying liz United States siis For ffeghs q pas
board, q dc Ones u ssaisra sssaship ce "
81 Camp street
az s sa e ~ sa 1s VII leave every Thursday nd ssn
RRAzos sANrI.ca
- ~ = ~, : = !
~ s q thhS sp 4 ss MsI 4 y cow
!, ~ s,s son slsas,ie Ari.e.
e mails For freight passage having elegant
q o0af q = the ee Ys N o Mansess Steamship
= - . eamR street: !
= : : : = = :.
- ron MI NA:, q Tua as1s !,
NM bark III A. Chase, Chase master IL very nearis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

Extra or special trips night by Horse Car
| when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Tran will stop at GENTLY Station when notified
mail trips and during the hour Sundays
each is conductors timely
notice to stop
oInnbusses Canal for the Depot every min
4 utas AN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

4 9-|z-7 - 777 7-7
CITY AucTIoNEEg.
And s @&8
Aueoneer Appraiser General Agent for tic nureha,
and sale Of Real Estate, Slaves, Lands, ETC. N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05
THE OLDEST CANDY MANDATORY
IN AMERICA
II q n II p5p y NJ 1Ynn

Ridley II Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS
Opposite The Hudson River Railroad Depoi,l
NEW YORK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

" HA14EEH ~ N4ONf1AEK, MANuFNg.
- TUKHsS OF gGPg Err, TIN AND SHEET IRON
e$ WORK III nil Iii varieties Has aiso hand large
assortment Of Cooking, parIor aud Barroou Stoves,
and iii oil orders In tho above line In the City
Country
Particular nsHtion paid all descriptions building work,
yz Copper Iro Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters and
Roofing, nawn Pipes, Fancy And Pian Heads, ete.
Have The exclusive right The State ef Louisiana make
and The recently patented Invention Lewis
the Of which roof Of buildings " washed from NIL 9Th
prior water being conducted The cistegns, Being self
acting II ITSELF Ii the necessity Of amy hand labor
action feature produced here before d14 iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

" New York May 8 1859. . "
Mr.. T.. W @. COOK our dnir authorized GENT IN New
orleans Any orders saken by him receive
Of our friends In Louisiana
HoRATIa ALLEN President.
uayI v ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

Persons reside in the city and hare residence esab
shment the line of the Road procure tickets In pack
ages twenty their personal use reduced rates.
the Office on st. Charles street.
@. r.. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
BENTLEY D. gHASELI.
Chief Eng and Gen. Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-05

TICKETS to s the above places and every important pae
IN tina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
North carolina Election.

The election in North Carolina for Governor and men,
bers Of the Legislature, takes place to-day John W.
Ellis is the Democratic candidate for Governor and John
Pool the Wing candidate. The contest turns mainy
upon local issue-upon the question Of Gdraiore tax
aion of slave property Pool being for ddvaOre, and
Ellis opposed to it.
We shall know in day two the result of the battle.
Though hoping for Pools election yet we do not antici-
pate it, on accoun. Of the heavy majority be has 10 over
come If he should come within three four thousand
Of beating Ellis We shall consider it great triumph, aud
shah set down the "Od North State" certain for Bell
in November If he should nearer than three or
four thousand TO beating Ellis, shall expect Bell to
sweep the State by rousiug majority.
At all events we hope that Pool may succeed triumph
anty. aud that will make assurance douby sure that
North Carolina will be al right in November. Both the
Douglas aud the Breckenridge men will vote for Ellis.
On Monday next, August 9Th, elections will take place
in Arkansas Kentucky and Missouri Arkansas elects
Governor and Congressman; johnson is the Democratic
eanddate for the former position and Rector is support
sby PR9gjiSsg gi Dbs rs zee Clerk of the Court
Of Appeals Leslie Combs, (UniOn) Clinton McClary,
breckenridge R. R. Boiling, and Brent Hopkins, (lud
are the candidates Missouri will choose Governor State
officers, and Congressman. Four candidates for Cover
nor are in the field Hancock, (lancey Secessonist)
Claiborne F. Jackson Dougas) Semple Orr, (Union) and
James B. Gardeuhre, (Republican.)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
Rr1I. Ann EvrRrrr ny PRINCE EpKARp.


At large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Imposition
party Of the town Of Rarmve convened on the evening
Of the 27th Of July $780, for the purpose OF organizing
Bell and Everett Club, on motion oil capt Henry II
Parrish John T. Thornton Esq, was called 70 the cnar
and w. H. Middleton appointed Secretary. The Ohair'
man explained the object Of the meeting in rev ap-
proprate remarks aud returned thanks Tor the nonor
conferred on him. Having announced himself ready 10
hear any suggestions, Capt II. T. Parrish moved that
committee be appointed by the Chair to prepare by
laws for the club and TO recommend permanent officers
for the The motion being unanimously adopted,
he following gentlemen were placed on the committee
Il T. Parrish, r. A Booker, W. II. Middleton, j. W.
Brightwell, Joel L. Walker and w. I. Lee.
After retiring for short time the Committee return
ed and reported bylaws according 10 their Instructions
which adopted They also recommended the follow
ing gentlemen permanent officers OF the Association
President, +. w. Watkins, Esq
Vice Presidents, Col. r. A. Booker, and Dr. w. W.
II. Thackston.
Secretary, w. H. Middleton.
Corresponding Committee, s. o. Southal, Thomas l..
Nor on, Dr. James Lyle, S. @. Wood, John j. Walker,
and @. c. Lockett.
These gentlemen unanimously elected and in the
absence Of the President the first Vice President COL
X. A. Booker took the chair.
Loud calls being made for John I. Thornton, Esq., he
took the stand and in speech Of an hours length, re-
pete with sound logic brilliant eloquence and stubborn
facts unclaimed the attention of the audience At the
conclusion Of his speech it was resolved that the pro-
oeedings of this meeting be published in the Farmvie
Journal, Richmond Wing, and Petersburg lnteligencer
On motion the meeting adjourned.
R. A. BOOKER, Chairman.
w. II. MIDDLETON, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-02
Hard on Douglas.

The Leesburg (Vs.) Mirror, Breckenridge and Lane
organ, contains the following criticism Of Judge Douglas
As 10 Stephen A. Douglas man whom we had at
one time politically embosOmed-we look upon him at
this moment Of the most heartless cold and de-
signing demagOgues that did injury to party
10 an arrogance unprecedented he unites dictatorial
temper which has led him to wade 10 his chin to rule
ruin his party
Commenting upon the above, the Douglas organ at
Washington the States says-"Tbe Breckenridge organs
Of Virginia at present entreangly urging the Doug
las men TO unite with them in the support Of common
electoral ticket What honest supporter of Douglas and
johnson will for 4 moment entertain the proposition Of
these frightened DsuniOnsts after they read the above
wholesale denuneiaiiOn? Or rather what Douglas and
johnson patriot will agree to iorsake the tme-honored
principles of the Democracy, for the purpose of keeping
the spos in the bands of hoss who joined the Yancey
boilers in their attempt to destroy the Constitution and
the UniOny"
It does, indeed, look strange that the Breckenridge
men, who consider the doctrines Of Douglas worse than
those Of Seward, should to form coalition with
Douglass friends here in Virgnia-with those who
supporting the most heartess, cold and designing DEM
agoguen in the landi