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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09
Senatorial CONVENTION 18TH DISTRICT

The Republican Convention for tie 18th
Senatorial. Dist, met pursuant to call a. Dodge
VILE % cdae~,iay, Ocl 81, 1860. for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidate for State Sena-
Jor.
The Convention was organized by eIeeiing
Lam SreGLING, hartman. and CSC. ". Bliss,
Secretary.
The following gentlemen were the delegates
elected 10 ,he Convent on.
Northern -iss nifty Dist, II Eosra Co-Sam-
uyl n. Reese. Slmuet Hoskins. Alex Camp
ben. Vim. Z. Rove George Parr, and s P.
uvlIenbecl
>.aatern assegi5'g Dit. II Io,-a Co-JoI,n
james. Geo. " Bliss, Levi Sterling T. 5 Ans
ley. Alex. Wilson. and Henry p George.
ft.-tia,tj C5sty--E- J.. d. Moody. D. Is.
Preis. { b. Iiesson. Wm. Il. Jos.a, VIM.
Chamberlain. and a. 7. Thompson.
Mrs~r- 1a-lin aaI Preist. beng the only
members II lie Ecalaud delegation present.
were empowered t. cast abe fill vote for that
County.
ca motion The Convention proceeded to an
informal bal.e, flr candidate for Senator, viii,
ihe following reslIt.
/. ssu,l 81. Jo,~ev, 10
Daniel B. Priest.
On motion the Convention procceder 10 =
formal ballet; - i1.i *.
Joiner, ii
I.iesI.
- ua.ton LENCEL VI JOINER, was
declared lie a'.aainlous nominee for state S~ua-
jy~-
Upon u.s..oa, tAs FLOWING resolution was
unanimously adopted:
WuzrEt~. "a vacancy l. saout 20 occur in the
Tuued stale, Seuae bv the expiration o.
tle terf4 uf tnc Heu- Charles Darkec. aud
Whereas ID tae opinion of Tins Convention, The
next zu4lad STATES senator should come from
the u,9tetl pa-, "a the state. therefore
Eesa'tef ...., lll the event o. the election Of
ti.e nominee 81 :Als Convention 10 the STATE
Senate Ae lie requested TO vote for Hon q. q
S. A>uHravE Tor ihe l.. :. Senate. LatlI Il should
lie shown uta,aIiiu5 longer 10 do So.
Up.,a morton. tas chairman appointed SEQ.
" Bis. Samuel IS. Reese. and y n. H JOS
In. Senatorial District Committee.
Upon motion the Convention adjourned size
dc.
LEVI STERLING, Cha
g., /" Bliss, secy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09
FoREcLoscRE SALE.

FTsHE STATE OF WIscoSsIN-IOwA COUNTY CIR
4 CEiI COURT.
Nathaniel Hai.ock. Plaintiff against Garwood Green,
George f. Pouai, Aeyer ShoyeF, and Samuel r. Fox,
bsfelGantS.
BY virtue Of Judgement Of foreclosure and sale
made ara entered in the above entitled action. in the
Circuit Court and for County. state Of Wscon-
sla tus -9lh dy Of September. \. D. $780, viii.
saturday the 18Th day Of January A. D., 1851, at
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said cay expose and offer
Ter sale ANA sell at pablo auction veucue TO the
-At - best bidder tor csh. ~ she front door OF the
Court Hoasa the cts MinerIl Point Iowa County
state Of Wisconsin f5e following described real estate
witt Tae west half Of the north west quarter OF
section number rent yve ana the south west quarter
If Ine southwest quarter Of sertiou number twenty
four situated in township eight, north OF
number two. east containing lZ0 Acres.
Dared Sheua's Office, Mineral Point, Iowa Co. Wis
October 5th, 1850
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
{4I-3m SheTi,f. Iowa County, Wb.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09
EDWARD CoLEs, Esq

AT = meeting OF the Hudson N. " Wild
Awake club few nights since SIX Of tie q. Lit
tie Giants were made members of The Wide
Awzkes- They had paEaded with The Giants
but two days previous. Several others lateRa
10 do the same thing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09
Lancaster Institute.
Grant Co., Wis

-FsFiilt NU-, y =.
SHERMAN PAGE, 4. 3. Principal
Mrs. i. ". PAGE. Preccptress.
As-ted by competent and cxpere need Teachers in all
departments.
The Fal Term Of 10 weclzs viii commence
Thursday. August Z3i.
$4,000 per Tenn, or -, 90 Per week pays for Board
and Tuition ia common English Branches.
Every facility afforded for acquiring "a thoroug n
Education.
Special attention given to Normal Instruction.
Tor information admission apply TO the Prin-
ciPaL
Lancaster, July 10Th, 1850. 4w29
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09
D333LJTJaaaD nE1n3aaIZaTla
q z ~ LAW INHHgNa.

THE FIRM OF COBB & MESsNORE after continue
ion OF eight years dissolved mutual consent, from
and after Inc irSt day May 1860; be succeeded in
lhe Mineral Point business by thu Ern organized
after that date under the name of
Cobb, 1Ges5mOre q Sudduth.
Composed of Amasa Cobb. Alexander Wilson, and
James J.. Sudduth, of Mineral Point and l. T. Mess
az ia Crosse.
ThauRcil 10 the business public for Il ec,nGacuc'
heretofore -eposed in ihe old, the hrn Mi 10y
remite1 application 30 business and th~ inte1ts +
their clients deserve success.
This new arrangement renders 1t i'm -I1tiveiv neees
sary that the old business % Cobb e-Snprs clos
dup Immediately.
Special atieat.Oa girea to Collecting and Secrisg
Claims in ali parts the Northwest.
Once opposite the Court House, up STAIRS.
Mineral Point, April 80, 1902.
ASSOCIATE OFFICES.
Cobb, NesSmore * AckeHneY, La Or, Sc. Wis.
Cobb x Wilson, HIGHLAND Centre hicIland Co., Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09

WILL Open a elect School for Young ladies' in the
W room above Mr.. \. Il U-neeler's store TO com
meEcs Tuesday sept 18th lsg0.
portion OF the public patronage is respectfully So
Mineral Point, Sept. 10th Is6o-n37-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09

FOR Hem5r Of The isselAbly -Nortf.ern District,
Franklin =. Hicks.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09

RELIEF FUyn.-The receipts at'the Church Of
the Holy Name IN Chicago. on Sunday night,
for the benefit of the Sufferers of The Lady FL
gin, were Sl9i.61.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09

TUESDAY October 9. 1850
EACHANGE- On New York is selling an
cent tor currency So FOR Coin c. lena =, Per
cent on Ailwaukee = to y percent. on Matis Per
chicago, par 10 = per cent. 70 cent on
VII EAT-9O6e75 c.
FLOUR-No-1, $3.50.
sells readily Tor cash. - ~ Ios, a.s
OATS ISee % cents
1881 per bushel for clear white
BI-ht--S5,30 on foot; s. a. s. in qu.rt4-.
SALF-S2,25 per barrel.
SUGAR-Retails at 10 Is Tbs for 81
CURRAATS-Retails y los for u
5tVi.ASS ES-Retails at $4,000 cents a CALI.
lhON AND STEEL-ISnov sold at tialens -.
g cents according to Size. - pFlee.fros,
MIN ERA $50 per 1000 pounds
COAL-S6 per ton.
HipES-Dry, 10 a i2c; Cree ! n 4. .
A'4rrn hides from one hali L. thirds ssa
IL NbEk-Feneing, Sl6; Joist spd SeAnfi;-
BUTITER-Fresh in rolls I2I<c
EGG>-Sc- per dozen.
LAkp-12tSc. perpouud
POIATf'rS-I5si2Oa ner busbeI
DRIED APPI.ES-se per uopps
ONlONS-53e per bsshel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09

G. Having abandoned the idea of any
possible chance for the election of any one
of the Democratic candidates, the only ob-
ject Of that party now is to defeat the cleo
ton Of Lincoln. 1t Is not to elect Douglas.
BrechinEidse, or Bell that they are striving,
but 70 defeat the Republicans. Hence, the
attempted fusion. and confusious now going
On ia the eastern States
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09
APPLES.

IL wlo Wish choice varieties of apples by the bar
= rel at retail; win certainly 60 TO y. " WHEE-
I.EItS, here all kinds Of Groceries IS we'll as apple!
are sold at the lowest mark.
No 4I-tk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09

STATE ELecrtoNs.-To-day the State cleo
lions are held in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Ind ana. We shall learn the results in d
few days.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09
AmaSa Cobb

For Asnse- Of III A,,ra4.l5-so9taero District
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-09
From the Illinois State Ior-.al
Jefferson On tao Great Question OF The Day.

MEssRs. EDITORS Gould there be a
more appropriate period than the present for
the republication in your columns Of the
enclosed letters of Thomas jefferson. on the
all-absorbing topic of the day. when among
his protested followers there is so much To-
norance respecting his real opinions on the
subject of African slavery.
1t was mainly through the fundamentally
of this apostle of hberty-the founder and
foremost leader Of the old Republican party
that every foot of Territory owned by the
States at the formation If the government
was consecrated to freedom; and it was dur
ing the last month of his glorious admins
tration that the noble Stale OF which YOU
and | are proud 10 call ourselves citizens, was
constituted a separate territorial government,
with Edward Coles, OF Virginia as its first
Governor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-01
rnoE. a. sHMRARpI,s DANCING

PROF. A. GEHERARDT,S DANCING
4 fACADEsY, at EAGLE HALIr-Prcf. A. aherardi
$50 respectfully to his friends and the pub
Sic in general that his Dancing Academy will be open
80 the ct Eagle Hall Pryania and Fee
W. licity Read the 18Th of NOVEMBER, when he
to meet with the same liberal patronage before.
Days of Tuition Chdren-Tnessays Thursdays and Sat
urdass from 4 TO 6 o'clock L. NJ.
Gentemen's Glass Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
from 10 p. NJ.
Private Glasses in Schools and Academies will be promptly
attended to- ~
For terms, apply Prof c. the Hall, or PH p WEIR
LEM ESQ., Music Store, No Camp street. Mi Sm
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PEOPLES LINE. PEOPLES LANE.

n o T I Q II
We have comDleted the BLUE OFFICE Levee foo of
Cont street, where IERk will always found 10 attend
receive Freight ign Ladng or the Packets
GOLDEN AGE and Il. W. POWELL.
This facility affords friends the opportunity of shipping
DAILY Adams and all intermediate points without in
earring the EXPENSE OF storage and drRyage
If x. w. ADAMS A.
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J. B. WALTON,


, B. WALTON. b. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoEEER,
And AUcTIoNEER. APPRAISER and GENERAL AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, ETC.. etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Conttnues his personal attention all Of Estate
slaves Furniture, Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS
chandise generally
Real Esatenaugaraed at large every
square and lot in every square, measurement
thereof the Of the owner valuable information
taken FROM the most authentic souceseeurfng In the pur
chase sale and apprasenen of Real Estate unequaed
tages and information.
Furniture and other attended to- ser 6na
LOT OF GROUND AT THE INTERSECTION OF
Claiborne Poydras and st. Jane Streets auction.
By J. B. WALTON,
y..-.[.a AucrtosEBR-oGce, 40 Camp greet.
NJ u ;ho e. Dec. TT, 1850, At IL o'clock
ONE RREGUL1R LoT Of GRouYb s. IN .9f The First Dis,
lct OF this city bounded By Poydrss ST. Jane Claiborne
q Poydsas street, foot inches lines front on the other
slde Of poydras street 50 feet inches and lines st.
5an street, and ~ feet inches and lines front Claiborne
ne note q he purchaser to his order bearing per
current ana nag per cent eventual interest per
pense O the purchasers. di
PLANK ROAD ON BROAD STREET. FROM COMMON
street TO the New Canal, aution without reserve
-.- BY J. B. WALTON,
Aucioneer-ofRce, 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, Dec. 1, 1860, at 12 O'Clock M,
sold " Ns " " ' va" ~
THE MATERIALS consisting plank sleepers etc which
on Broad street, from Common New Canal
Ie will be required place himself possession
in constructing the road within thirty Of sale
n on the spot, at the time Of adjudication
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-01

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD GoxPAHY,
.m .p..a.- W. .a- New Orleans, July 10 1861 !
NJ The following resolution was adopted
by the board OF Directors this Company al their meeting held
on the llth instant!
Resolved That public notice be given in Hespa
pes published the city Of New Orleans that application will
be made to the General Assembly of the State of Louisiana at
its session. repeal the tenth section Of the act Of ncoTpo
ration Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road Company, approved I'D Of April, 1853.
oil If r. CHARLES gperetary
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80 FOR $ ALE THE EOURsSfoRY BRICK BUILD
fRF.l ING kflan nj the HOLT HOUSE, opposite the St.
Hi Charles Hote No. U7 GaVer street, running through
Union street
The story Building No. ISL Grasier street known
as the HOWARD HOUSE, between Baronne and Phillppa
Streets
The three, story Brick House No. It's Gravier street.
The three.story frck House No Ga BaFonne street.
Frame Building The Of BaronRe asd Grsyer
streets, The late residence Of the subscriber.
The three Frame Hou ST. Charles street. Nos.
5 60 and Co., between Josephine and ST. Andrew Streets
The lot TO these houses is % eet front Josephine street.
~ l50 feet in depth.
The tw9sory Dwelling House s.. Mary street next
to the corner Of lAnalla street.
The adjoining Vacant 81 feet front st Mary street. by
30 feet ia depth.
The twostoy Frame House Felicity street residence
OF the subscriber with Lot the 80 feet front
Ct. Mary street. the Of ST. CHARLES street.
Two Io each p tee. trent Naenee street.
the Of Magazine street, by $50 feet in depth.
I'D Lots between tighth and Nnl streets running from
$50 Water street. each Is feet front each street.
No. S9 Magazine street. between Julia and st, Joseph
Streets with the building thereon 30 feet front Magans
street, by 100 feet in depth
The thrEesory Brick Building known the FOUNDRY
HOUSE, f.cyae street. first above the Sailors Home
adjoining fronting street, with The
% feet front New Levee street by 100 feet in depth
Three twosory Brick Teneneps adjoining, fronting
Ieyee street.
The Aforesaid buildings occupied by good tenants, with
the exception Of house No. b st Charles street, yet for rent
yielding of more than $4,000 Apply
JACOB BARKER,
nj It At the Bank of Commerce, Camp street.
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FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs
Which he personally selected to ORDER
He would call particular attention his styles Of
sIEEPIEG-Rooa FURNITURE in Mahogany and Violet
PA fsI-aIs DrNING-RooM and LIBRARY FURNITURE.
FANCY ARTICLES OF FURNITURE.
SILK FURNITURE sTUFFst DAMAsISs and LAllPAS.
SHADES, RIGS, SPRING BLINDS, etc.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN and BONNET CURTAINS.
splendid Of MIRRORS consisting Of
Glasses and Venetian Mcdaliions.
CoRNIGEs. GDINGs, snd extensive variety Of such
goods.
PURE ALFENIDE= D1SH COVERS, Plates, oil Gastors, Ii
qnor Stands DINNER and TEA SETS, in Plain and Or
namenta Porcelain Sets of Bohe milan and Paris Crystal
Glass.
FANCY ARTICLES FoRTHE TEA AND TOILET TABLE,
in Crystal Biscuit and Porcelain; Fancy Tea and Coffee
Cups splendid Vases, Satuates, Clocks lamps, Jardi
neres, etc., etc.
Splendid Assortment of Brouxes,
Consisting Groups for Paors sauettss Antique Vases
Clocks and copies from the great masterpieces of anti
guilty by Barbedienna and Savage, which viii sold very
low.
Being unwilling to deal any longer in CARPETfNGs he win
sell balance of that line Of goods which he hand
COST PRICE, His stock consists of general
of yeyets and Brussels. Rugs French Maekadoe Also.
Mosquito Meetings. and Canton Mattngs.
lie always has hand full supply cIARIEIED COLA
OIL.
P. MALLARD,
90 2pst-tlai RavaI street.
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NEW OPERA HoUsE-coRSER OF BOURBON
IN and Toulouse streets.
SATURDAY NIGHT. Dec. J. 1851
Second night Of Anbers opera in acts LA PART DU
DIABbE. -
PRICE OF ADMTssIoNDres Circle Iatticei Boxes Par.
guette Second Gallery, 81 80; Pit Boxes Pit ST. Third
Gallery, 50 - ~ ~
HSsDoors open at 6. To commence at Il
Es- No seats secured nnless paid for. dI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-01

lsOAL, GaAL-HAyI>G REMOVED THE CITY
" Coal Office from No. Is to No 70 Exchange Place, next
door TO the old stand, opposite the old Posofce
thanks for past favors, prepared Furnish
friends with Coal in quantities n dug from The hills Of slave
and free We delivering good article Of
Coal AZ sixty CENTS per barrel.
ns6 Ct s0s PHI WILLARD.
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GOSHEN BUTTER GOSHEN HUTTER.
We keep constantly hand tho VERY BEST quality Of
choice Goshen Butter from Duchess, Delaware Orange
Counties New York. Price 10 families only THIRTY CENTS
PER POUND, in such quantities as may be required
Rs-Iiberal discount to the trade
A FoRWooB & GRIBBLE,
Mo latFfsIo6We l0S Camp street. Poydeas.
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J. B. WALTON.

SUCCESSION OF JOHN D. FINK.
Sale Of choice Improved and Vacant Estate situated in
Tie First District and in Jefferson Cry, on Long
Credit Without Reserve
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"a GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, "a
&A TO be given by fSM
THE MEMBERS OF c. G. 'z4AA
AT the
ODD FELLOWS HALL. on FRIDAY, November 30 1861
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENT:
Arthur 0. Fleming, Henry A. Fortter
Alfred F. Coste, F. A. st. Amant,
F. A. Fortier. Mr
.. .=.-. COMMITTEE OF INVITATIONS
John A. RUSSELL Edwin Billiard
Edward ID. Turner Francs Armstrong,
Thos. q. Sutherland, Charles Moutaido,
Geo. C. Wedderburn, Slas Sutherland
Chas. Thorn, A. H. Peale.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Arthur 0. Fleming, Jno. T. Block
Samuel Aston, Henry G. Pearson, Jr.,
I. A. st. Amant, Alfred +. Coste.
Gent emen will hand in the of Ladies for whom they
wish procure invitations Committee Invitations for
approval, on or before the 2Itl inst.
The meetings OF the Invitation Committee will take Mace
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, odd Fellows Hall
Tickets will be found Pin p WERLEIN'S Musc Store,
No. 5 camp street and Mt SOURDES Il CHASSAIGNAC'S
Music Store, No 70 Charres street
The popula. musician, Mr. A. DENEGRN will direct he
orchestra Quadsille, called Garbald Mars aad
riile.' etc. NIP ta
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n PROF. j. VEGAS, DANCING ACADEMY,

g. SRUN. y. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,
{ 81 Odd Fellows HALL
sA Prof. j. Vegas respectfully announces to his
SE9rends ard The public generals TINT his Dancing Acad
f0 will he opened for the at Odd Fellows Hall
W The teaching will commence
SATURDAY, November 10, 1860.
The days and hours Of tnilon are rs follows.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from till
o'clock p. NJ
Gentlemen Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, from till
o'clock p NJ.
Ladies GassTuesdrys, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
Private Glasses viii be formed exclusively for Ladies'
Pactcing Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen every Wednes
day, at $ Z. NJ
Prof j. Vegas will give lessons semnaes private
families.
Particular attention will be given Children many new
Fancy Dances never before taught in this city, will be bought
Vegas will give series of his Childens Fancy Dress
Balls, including The great May Day Festival
The musical department under the charge of the excellent
artist, Mr.. L. Bryersdoifar.
For terms npiy 10 J. VEG As MT Odd Fellows, Hall or at
r. P. WBRLEfNs MUSIC Store No. Camp sreat. MS am
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HELhER's...'...;::, .HELLER's
HELLERtS
HELLERS
HEfIERs
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY
SECOND SIGHT MYsTERY
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY
SECOND SIGHT MYSTERY -
TRICKS oG INDIA.
#.= @+ TRICKS OF INiIA.
TRICKS OF INDIA.
=- TRICKS OF INDIA
ILLUSIONS. MAGIC.
ILLUSIONS. MAGIC
ILLUSIONS. MAGIC
ILUsIoKS...... MAGIC.
ARMoRY HALL.
ARMoRY HALL.
ARN0RY HALL.
ARMoRY HALL
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
@.m% ONE WEEK, CONNIE NCING
-= ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
MONDAY, DEC. 10
MONDAY, DEC. 10.
MONDAY, DEC. 10.
MONDAY, DEC. 10. n5o tt
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g Notlce-Eou.th Preshyterinn Chureh

OF Liberty and Gasquet streets being for Wor
ship desiring Purchase Kent Pews in the sac
respectfully informed that the Treasurer will b. found in
the Church every afternoon rou to O'Clock during the pre-
week and every Tuesdy and Thursday afternoon at tho
same hours for the following weeks until The 10Th He
Will also be No. % Garundelat daily during business
hour where plan Of the Pews can he cen.
ALEX X MCYIGAR, Treasurer
New Orleans. Nov. 10 iSfD n2h IN
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,

LOUISIANA STATE BANK
New Orleans Aug i, 1850.
Bg-Thts Bank has declared "a dividend of
EIGHT PER CEN Of the profits Of the last six months,
payable the Stockholders their legal
ani CAT. RoSDEAU. Cashier.
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9artituIar Uotltts.
HAIL. OF WAsHlaaron Ell

HALL or WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No. 20, Z
New Orleans, Nov 49, 1860 {
H8-The officers and members or this Com-
pag are hereby notified the meeting ot this
company; to be held at the Engine House, SUNDAY
MORNING. the ID December, 1860 at 10 O'Clock.
Every member Is earnestly requested 10 be present
MO q I n Secy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24
GREExviLLE C. H., August 10, 1850
Naval Iatelliwcnce.


The United States nrs class steam sloopofwar Sueque
ham having been detached by the Navy Department
from the Mediterranean squadron sailed yesterday
three oclock for the Gulf OF Mexico in order 10 full
y protect American interest pending the threatened as
sault OF spain Mexico. The Susquehanna carries
heavy battery of fifteen eight inch bore guns twelve
being broadsides and three pvo!s besides the usual
quantity of small The following is correct list Of
her oicers-George ~ HoliDs. Ca plain; Joseph N BAR
ney. Henry Davenport, jonathan Young, VIM Gwin,
Aaron W Weaver, John g. Walker (as mastery, Lieu
tenants W. W. Ruchmberger, Surgeon OF Fleet; Cbos
Martin Passed Assistant Surgeon; NJ p Christian As
istan Surgeon Felix Senac, Paymaster John ID. Smms,
Captain OF Marines; Allen Ramsay Second Lieutenant
Chas Davis, Chaplain; j. w. Alexander, Passed Mid
shipman; 1hos. l.. Dornin, Francis l. Hoge, Thos. L.
Harrison, Jas. L. Hoole JAS S. Taylor John C. Watson
Midshipmen; Chas. a. Hasker, Boatswain; John A.
Lovett, Gunner Robt. NJ Balm, Carpenter VIM. M Ma.
honey, Sail maker; Fred. W. Hollins, Captains Clerk
VIM. Morgan, Paymaster's Clerk George Sewel Cnief
Engineer s. D. Hilbert, Lloyd A. Williams, First Ass stant
Engineers W. p. he Sanno, c. Rrampton Second AS
sislant Engineers; J. W. Dc Kraft, james Renshaw
Albert S. Green, Third Assistant Engineers
Her full complement Of men Ia three hundred and TWEEN
ty.hve, including officers and ATTY marines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

The private letters from England in relation to
the crops and American stocks are of unusual in
terest. A leading farmer says
The general public going for Illinois Central and
Erie shares with vengeance. The people WHO usually
speculate in English roads have taken them up.
Close 26 and II for Erie aud asa aud Is discount for
Illinois Central The weather is very and cold and
30 far az can learn not blade OF of any kind has
yet been cut, and besides this the potatoes whhn the
last week shave gone 10 the bad" have not round
bushels in every twelve and neghbor Of mine offers
sell the crop hundred TOR Ct per We
must import food largely from somewhere, aud the
counts from Germany and Central Europe equally
discouraging.
Private teegraphic dispatches from Chicago put
the increase the third weeks earnings of the Ca
lena and Chicago Railroad at s22 OOO-about double
the gain of the second week. The whole of August
promises an increase of $50 900 $55 600 on the
same month last year. lt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY -BAR GATNs-tAbL RONNErS NOW
W ready. English BlnHwsrs trmwai nd intrinui~f,
very cheap hcuueis aud eaina Has a - ani - worth 81
arzss IN The ciy L. ktNNS Millinery Eo,ns 5st Broad
vay, up stairs. opposite the Metropolitan Hoi-L
V'AYLORs EMPORIUM or FkSfIToNs.-oPENTNg
cay Moncsy 9Th AnEr.t large essormeni % aides
and cht ems pat-ras for fan CAL and ex nine styles
before purchasing elsewhere. :. taylor 4 son.
~ Br1AtWay.