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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-17

RATES OF FREIGHT
CRESCENT OFFICE,
.# New Orleans, Aug. 20, 1866


BEIwEEH NEW ORLEANS AND CINCINNATI
The following Of freight bet een this port and Cnci
natl established by The Steamboat Captains Association
The arst figures each article are for through freight and the
second figures for way freight
Dom Ryetgper Hundred Po,dAxles 20 TO &c., tflifard
tables 81 bac erces casks and boxes c butter IS 10
75c 81: cheese candles b 10 ac corn 4 q IT,
$40 @n Il e. 4o esns ns e c g
frames IS sDc.; engines portable, 81 3D. frnees
- 70 sa elasware boxes 70 % @ eassTs hd Is q
T. ns fa p sd san % q e. o o pSs' sh s
railing 80 to &c. iE9n boiler 10 p @ iron shee y p c
20 q SSc leather 10 &c. lime % s5c.; malt IS soc
eaHa e sd t. pig Feet s 6s p pfa s g q
paper printing 20 e 45c wraRplhg ~ 5 Pows %
safes iron, Soc springs 70 TO 20 % @ SCI
sd % g s o s t afq s E &c. sa I'd
bacco in hhds IS 4oe tobacco, manufactured 40 TO se
ale q e goe apples 60 t. 7oe beans, 3 e o.
lager % o6c Lick water Is @ 50 io6oc
ss Sy Ssts sbfg @ oa sS s oa es
e G 0nsn Y e 6I OIL coal q e to GO Of" d 81 -
@ T. l5s PORK eress stoi III; 81 ~ yegs
ii; bbs So 69e.; empty 6bls:, pork, 9 tessc.
EACH Ss ss ess y 81 IL sfg
each, sltol . tin safes cupboard each 81 tin
each tables sash u vi chairs common
dose = ,ai sha bu essq sit
80 stuffed chairs Dozen s. 10 % ns chairs each 81 .
cane SEAT 81 Wasiand Common eaeh % to
e r. + q @ t. y 3 q @
sesd trunne each IS 70 4o wardobs boxed 100 lbs
writing desks each $40 table frames boxed
@ e s - 6 seans, 4 sP y " ssn
II " 10
e ss. s ss4ts to 8 ssf 8 g g
Sns s va I'd b. essh S ebsksns ducks g Eli
horses each % mules, each. 81 sheep each Sc turkeys
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VIII ~ Attsntion and Horyor n sorietv
uEyMEng r,is RtityIiIT foT Obstrnetions aau
~ rs RfTrfIf fnr Excasses arising from rndis
cretion and ali diseases of
Nt' 800 -. -. = -, ,-,,,,rro
FEMALES, FEMALES' PfM .ALEs'
FEMALES FEMALES FEhAhES
Old or Yeung Single, Married. contemplating Marriage
m,rn ~ ,.ap q nYJYs A.
TAKE NO MORE fills, 49,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL,
uETNRGIDiS EXTRACT BUCJU IL the very hest ronnedv
nc world for ali eomnants incident to the sex wbetbeF
is; srnI babits Of dsn,nn ar in testecine
Fl No., ~ ~ liFa saa syr,ntorns above
Y R's' 49, Il MY. I, Er..y.,-.
NO HamAy snOAiH De SAthouG Ati
TAKE NO MORE BALSAM Mercury or Unpleasant Medii
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
uEr NKnJDss ExTR ACT RIGHT CURES
S.. y1..ot,s.,a
seeie1 DA@04Aaae m
In ali their stages, At little expense
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Engines boilers machinery, marble and heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
Dozen Freight.
Cotton veksburg De Soto and all points below nelnd-
ing cotton eshpped from small boats kees and fats 81
ton seed per tun boilers machinery and nmhe by special
contract freight enumerated same price freight
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speedy Intermittent Fever Fever and Aeue,
Remittent Fever Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ache or Billions Headache and Bilious Fevers indeed for the
whole class diseases originating In hillary arrangement caused
by the Malaria Of Miasmate countries.
We enabled offer the community remedy which,
while the above complaints with certainty Is still
fecy harmless any quantity. Such remedy y invaluable
districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Cre
eEpes the miaalc poison Of Fever and Ague from the
the development of the disease II taken on
the brst approach of premotory ayptons II is not only
the remedy discovered for this class OF complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply for dol
lar brings within the reach Of everybody and in bilious dis
c where Fever and Ague prevails everybody should have
II freely both for and protection great
rory this remedy other discovered for the
speedy and certain Of Inentens that i contains
une mineral consequently produces qunam other
injurious whatever upon the constitution Those cured
BY left healthy If they had had the disease
alone the consequence OF the masmatc
poison. great variety Of disorders arise from its irritation
among which Neuralgia Rheumatism, Govt Headache
Kindness Toohache Earaehe Catarrh, Asthma Papitaton
Painful Affection of the Spleen Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis and Derangement Of the stomach all Of which,
periodical This CuREn expefs The poison from the
blood and consequently cures all alike. inva
liable protection immigrants persons travelling
porary residing In the II taken occasionally
Or daily while exposed the Infection that will be excreed
the SYSTEM accumulate in sufficient quantity
disease Hence valuable for protec
ton than cnre and few viii suffer from IneTmttents
they avail themselves OF the protection this remedy Affords
| Prepared by Dr. j. @. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
i Sold by JOHN WRIGHT & Co. Nos. q and l5l Chartre
/ Newt Orleans bv all Druggists tata srrGW
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The rates freight Cairo New Orleans have ad-
yaReed to bacon and lard 50 for baggEg
and dry goods cents potatoes and onions so per Dbl
flour So cents whisky 50 cents pork 10 CENTS and tobacco pei
hundred lbs % cents. ~n
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Insurance Companies.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Northeast corner Haiehez and Camp streets.
John R. Shaw. President
j. H. Wheeler. Secretary.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY, No. 4
Canal street pt,.
Charles Lessasser. Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
! TaySss, President President
Camp md Commercial Place.
George Jonas. Vice. President
G. j. Mansont Secretary
LOUISIANA MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, Southeast
corner Camp and Natchez streets
4 esFgsie President
II: r. JanyieT, 49, ] w
syn MgPg t,Ls6 INSURANCE COMPANY corner Camp and
james ?, Denege.. Vice, President
James Edwards Secretary
CITIZENS, MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No. Ca
ONE eiatllard President President
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Phila
aP Il S GMP as Of hs 4 RGn d Virginia
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and Trust
Company No 4S Camp street. eona.., ,..at
LIVERPOOL. AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INsUK<
Company of Common and Carondelet Streets
4. I.anfsar +. Rodewald I. Byrne. Directors.
NEW II YORK ekai life INSURANCE COMPANY and
RfSl LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, j. S. cOpes, "A
USfoS INSURANCE COMPANY Corner Canal St.
| Charles streets.
A. Ghiapela.. President
aoE COMPANY Of Exchange Place
Henry Peyehand .............. President.
s. Plassan vice resident
STAR 1i Mu 5rs INSURANCE. COMPANY ofice, Ia ST.
Plaeide Forsal. President
Lou1s Se aos STATE MUTU Al INSURANCE COMPANY
"a Pis s@aShsaH s.sss4s41
NEW ORLEANS 5Ad Ra5iEo asb GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad. Office No. lis Camp street, opposite Lafayette
sqg ~ T poDnav, President.
4. L. Charles. Secretary
NEW oRfEASs oFEIoUAs sSb GRH1T wEsTERN
opposite Jackson square.
YIN: & Hewes. President President
Cotton Presses.
Corner of Tchouptenlas and Rebin streets.
FRERETs,
ST. Marys street, between Perddo and Poydras.
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin Streets
Corner of Tchoupoulas and Richard Streets
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Richard streets.
New Ieyee and Louisa streets.
ORLEANS,
PLANTERS, 80 - 49,
Corner Annunciation and Richard streets.
Corner Levee and Clouet streets, Third District.
Corner Henderson and New Leyee streets.
UNION.
Corner New I.evee and RofHgnac streets.
WOODS
TEXAS,
J Corner of Tchoupitonas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS
TYLER PRESS
Front Ievee street.
LEVER. STEAM COTTON PRESS
Ievee street, between ST. Ferdinand and Montegu
streets. Third District.
PIGAyUNE,
/ Leyee street opposite Post 1873, Third District,
INDEPENDENT
New Levee and Rofignac Streets
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Ieyee street between Montegut and Clouetsreet
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS, M.a-.
Corner Of ST. Mary's and Tehoupitoulas street.
Fourth District
w >. CHANDLEtE,
ss~ OFFICE and RESIDENCE,
l3s CarondeIet street,
d9lvAw nf T.efsEets
TONES. SON ~ MEEVAIN-
II No. MAIDEN LANE,
New York
-Iwporters and Wholesale Dealers in
If GUNS, CUTLERY,
e PLATED WARE, JEWELRY,
T. PANuY GOODS, BRUSHES,
E, PERFUMERY and SOAP
l. S-sole Agents for wssey Richards Celebrated aul
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-17

Bank Notes. Gold and Silver Coin, and Bullion, charged At
fourth Of eneper cent md in AL eases bill Of
latiing shall same, and freight prepaid
Machinery, Boilers Engines. and all extra heavy
freghs by special contract
Ali persons large lots of stock freight to be charged
half passage the cabin So deck when fed by tho
boat IS deck and fluid themselves all extra feed carried
with stock 70 pas freight nj regular rates.
articles Merchandise not specified enumerated in the
above lists of and Up Feg be charged proportion
ate rates according their classification.
ghteage Marble aud Carriages of nil descriptions and
half gherage Salt respped TO be at expense of Con-
signees
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REMEDY:!- AN uNFAILINc

GHERGHE E REMEDY!!-AN TNFAILING
~ specific all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, and Gem
erAl Alternative and Blood Purifier.
RThs ReIuedy when all Other preparations tai
A entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for
Diseases contains Mineral Poison Nauseous
Drugs being prepared from Roots Banks and Leaves in the
form Of pleasant AND delicious Syrup.
p1t is natures remedy for GcuoTfhea and elect,
Gravel Structure and especially recommended for Fuor Al
bus whites in Femaes this complaint il is Invaluable
nAs general Alternative and blood purifier il has equal
lar Sweng Mareuial all Eruptise Diseases, caring them
speedily and permanently than other medicine known
by purifying and cleansing the boodcausng it to
flow original purity and vigor thus removing from the
system all impure and pernicious which have induced
disease.
~ In all Gonorhe4 and elect that have baled
all medical Skill it is especially recommended in old it
fails and it in tom three days
few doses positively all scaldng heat chodes and
pain.
It the BREATH interfere with any class
business.
g3y-It requires no assistance other medicine.
without its being suspected remedy for private DIS
s-A VeneTeal disease with full directions fol
tbeI' permanent cure accompany earh bottle
BE- For full particulars, Gncutar FREE from any drug
store in the United Ststes.
plis sold retail 81 per bottle three bottles for S.
by all responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
the United States and wholesale by ali wholesale drug
gists.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. q and Isl Clartres Street
Wholesale Agents for the South.
1
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WAY FREIGHrs BENDS PLANTATIONS AS
Memphis Napoleon and Helena excepted BY the Memphis
and New Orleans Packets,
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ps-sold by all Druggists 'O's' ee-'9 - iais W
d A. FAHNEsToCK's yERMIFUGE.

ID A. FAFINEsTUCK'S yERNIIFUGE.
ID.
New Orleans, June 10, 1855
Messrs B. A. Fnhnesfack Il Co..
Gcntemen-I take pleasure sending yon list of about fifty
who testify the superior quality Of very
valuable SERMIFUGE.
appears another article has been attempted to he intro
duced many parishes where your medicine well known
for geat many persons in writing for Fahnestoc's Vemfuge
remmk-s We want b. a. and no oiher-h
My sales this ycar will be at least hundred gross.
Very respectfully.
o2i 1m&w F. p. DUGoNGE, 80 Ghartres street.
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NEW ORLEANS, NATcHEz rIcKsBuRG PACKET LINE.
India Bagging-per bale 2 90 Rice, Sugar and Dry
| India Bagglng-lots OF 10 Bbls-haH bbis....... z
baIes and oyer.....,.. / so Furniture, Boxes and
n Rap
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Extra special trips when required at night by notifying
the conductor. Fare So per trip
The Steam Train Will stop al aenty Station, when notified
CxGspt however, mail trips. Fare 10 renia ench way
Conductor must DO notified before the train starts.
Omnbsses leave Canal Tor the Depo every i've min
Htes
q. PANDFtY. Superintendent
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- A . R
Compound Extract OF sarsaparilIn,

This eFeeua remedy which the medical skI Of our
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal male
ady 1t combined from the active remedias that have
discovered for the expugaton Of this foul disorder from
blood and the Of the from It's destructive con
Hence should be employed for the Of moi only
scrofun but also those other affections which arise IL,
Eupye and Skin Diseases 81 Anthonys Fire Rose,
or Eryspeas Pinpes, Pustue Bloches Bans and Boils
Tnmor5 letter and Salt Rheum Scad Head Ringwon heu-
masIn Syptc aud Mercnria Diseases Dropsy, Dypepsa
Debility and indeed, all complaints arising pm Initiated or
Impure Blood The popular belief for mpurty Of the blood
founded truth for Serofna degenerate OF the bloc
The particular purpose and yrne of this Sarpaa TO pu
ry and regeneate this vital fluid without which sound health
empogsIble in contaminated constitutions.
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Observation-Disclosures.
CCROFULA. OH IkING,s EVIL, rs A

CCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, rs QoNsTI.
- tutonal disease corruption Of the blood by which this
nd viated weak and Being in the crcuaton
pervades the whole body and burst out in disease any
part No IL free from its attacks there
which II may not destroy The scrofnous faint yarionsiy
by mercuat disease low living disodeed unhealthy
food, impure air filth and filthy habits the depressing vices
and above all by the ycnerea Infection Whatever be H. ori
gin, it hereditary in the constitution. descending from
parents to children unto the third and fourth
deed TO be the rod of Him who say will visit tbs
iniques Of the fathers upon their chdren.n
Its effects BY deposition from the blood Of corrupt
termed ubercles in the glands dwellings and on the sur
face eupon This foul corruption which gendersa
the blood depresses the energies Of life that scroulous con-
utions not only suffer from scEoinous complaints sat they
have far hess power Withstand the attacks oil ohr Diseases
consequently perish by disorders which although
scfop0ns their still rendered fatal by THIS tain
N the system Most Of the consumption which decnaes the
fny has It's origin directly IN this scronlous con
tamnaion and many destructive diseases Of me hveI KID
ney brain and indeed Of all the arise from are
RrGyated by the cause. =,
One quarter all people scronlons their persons
invaded by this lurking Infection and their health s undene
by It, 10 cleanse from the system we must renoyate y
blood Alternative medicine and nvgoAte 1t by health
food and exercise. Such medicine we supply in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-17
RATES IRON sMIrnLAsp AMI

Fifty cents additional will be hasea per hid TobGcG
when taken OIL Of warehouse or otftop Of hank.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-17
s#svs w..u,NsGM DbLkfAHS, .JAGK-
EnaAM BS& SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

& IA9 RAfIRnAD
Two Passenger Trains leave the Depot at the Of CALI
ope Magnolia dailYthe Mail Train at 79 a. NJ
and the Express Train at 1880 2. NJ.
Connections with all the Northern and Eastern Roads, and
Tickets sold al the principal cities Of the North East and
West.
Time New York. three days and I6 hours Price Ss co.
FOR further information, apply the General Ticket ONCE
l18 Camp street.
Freight will be received at the Companys Depot foot of CAL
Hope street. late $3.50 P. NJ, daily Sundays excepted
Tbs Company not responsible for loss by FIRE.
Excursion Train Magnolia leaves Saturday at4PM
It's WILLIAMS,
jyf6ly General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-17

Taker, fer consumption. .t.....s... 6s2s
MARREr CLOSES TINS DAY
Ordinary .l2isa Low Fair to FRI las 1se-
| Tow Fair o Fair.l3 H913l4e
New Orleans, November 10, 1850.
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uNLmnoLp,s GENUINE rkEpARATIoN.

HEI,MBOLD'S BUCHU for the Bladder.
HELMBOLD'S BUCH0 for the Kidneys
HELMBOLD,S BUCHU for the Gravel.
HELMR0LD'S BUCHU for the Dropsy.
HELMBOLD'S BUGHU for Nervousness.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Loss of Memory.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Ditnness of Vision.
HEIMB0IDS BUCHU for Difficult Breathing,
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for Weak Nerves 49,.
HELMBOLDS BUGHU for General Debility.
HFIMBoLDS BUCHu for Universal Iiassitude.
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for Horror Of Disease.
HELMBoLDiS RUGHU for Night Sweats.
HELMBGLDs BuGHU for Wakefuness.
HELMBOLDS BUGHU for Dryness Of Skin
UELMB0I.DS BUCHU for Eruptions. #.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Pain in the Back
HEIMRnT,uiS BITCHIT Heayiness Eyelld.
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=-zzls =. --ss.+.z,z,Tssr-7 GItAND IHUNh RAIL
Essi JEss Iss j 800. WAY.Els 1860:
ETyzRNEsE -NEz-Sssf9 NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND
TRAVEL KS--SuuImef Arrangements,
Great Northern Eastern Pleasure and Business Route
through Canada terminating Denit Michigan IN the West
with two Eastern iermni at Portland Maine aud below Que
bee forming cheap, cool and delightful Summer be-
tween New Orleans Cairo, Louis Louisville, Cincinnati
Chicago and Niagara Falls Toronto, Kingston, 0tta
wa City Montreal Quebec sagpenay White Mountains, Port
land, Boston, New York and Atlantic Cities.
This fayorte the attractive in
the world embracing hs Falls of Niagara Thousand Islands
Rapids Of the ST. Lawrence Chaudere and Montgomery
Falls Saguenay River, and White Mountains
Tourists will have opportunity Of visiting that marvel of
SCIENCE the great Victoria Tubular Bridge
Through Express Trains leave Detroit daily on the arrival Of
trains from HE South and West.
Ask for Through Tickets Grand Trunk Railway. which
had the principal RAILROAD offices in tbs United States
aud Canada. D. HARBhAN, GENERAL Agent.
WALTER sHAwIY, General Nanaeer. s2 If
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r4rrs o. FREIGHT FROM eArno 70 NEW ORLEANS.

DUhth .. 90 p--t'
All freight to be landed at tn
rate of 21ise. per 100 pounds be paid
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Whisky, Lard oil, Pork,
aiolasses, TnFpentine,
Vinegar and other wet
Dds. ...s-zs.t-.-.....I
nn-half bbls..s....-...
FIonr, Sugar, Lime, Ce-
msnt, Plaster, Pitch,
Tar, Rosin and other
dry bbls. ..,.....
Ho-half bbls ......a.
Nails-per lkeg.........
Shot and Lead 4s5.....
IT fs.l G l. =. ii -. NJ.
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r IsFRANCK's FEMALE CORDIAL

M sold by JOHN WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans TAIL
LIANT CO. Mobile. and nrnsglsts eenerally se2a u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-13
The New Book on the Northwest

The Canadian government having de-
spatched, in the years 1857 and 1858, two
expeditions at cost of $4,000, for the
exploration of the southern portion of Ru-
pert's land, between the boundary line, the
Red River, and the Rocky Mountains, in.
Guiding the region traversed by the overland
route from Canada to British Columbia,
partly through British, partly through
American territory, with view to the for
nation of new colonial settlement, the
narrative of these expeditions, drawn up by
Mr.. Henry Youle Hind, NJ. A., professor
of chemistry and geology in Trinity college,
Toronto, who had charge of the second ex-
petition, is preparing for publication by
Messrs L0ngman & Go. The winter Jour-
ney of last year from Fort Garry to Grow
Wing extended over 500 miles of country
never before described; in many parts never
previously visited by white men, in others
only by fur dealers or their half-breed SER
wants. The journey was made on dog carl
oles part of the way, in company with Lord
Frederick Cavendish, the Hon. Evelyn
Ashley, and Mr.. Dandy Seymour. The
work will contain ample particulars of the
physical geography, and climate of the ter
ritory explored; and will be embellished
with colored maps, geographical and geo.
logical, and numerous other illustrations, in
Guiding striking water falls and other pic
turesque mountain and river scenery, prairie
animals, portraits of the red natives and
Half-breeds, several fossil remains new to
science, etc.-Canadian Uondon) News.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-13

existed side by side. This was supposed at
the time to have been due to the fact that
about e.third of the breadth of the storm
was la6orlng at that point in dense forest,
ground.
Along the center of the path of lorna.
do the barometer stands lower than the
average, and on the borders, higher. The
lowest directly under the place Of greatest
violence; but as the top Of the Whirling
column inclines forward, its base does not
reach any given place till the lowest depres.
sion of the barometric wave has passed.
This explains a fact mentioned by your cor
respondent from Walnut Hills that the
barometer began to rise just before the Sc
verest part of the blow.
/ have entered, Messrs. Editors, upon no
explanation of the cause or causes which
can keep in action for hours, and sometimes
for days, such enormous forces, except SO
far as the great currents spoken of may serve
for an explanation.
All the steam power on the globe falls
far short of the Cincinnati tornado.
MIAMI UNIVERSITY, June IS, 1860.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-13

The Masonic FRArERN1rY.-The past
few years have been marked by rapid
growth of Masonry in the United States.
The number of members within the jurisdic-
tion of the Grand Lodges of the several
States is not reported, but we learn from
the statistics of the Grand Lodge of the
United States that there were in 1859 up
wards Of 1900 lodges; and, counting the
number of members of each lodge at forty
five, which is twenty-five less than the gen.
eral average for the State of New York
and thirty-fve less than that for Pennsyl>
vania, we have the number of Masons con-
nected with lodges in the Union as over
two hundred and seven thousand, while
there are large number of Masons in eve
ry State not connected with any lodge. 1t
is safe, therefore, to pat down the number
of Masons at the present time within the
United States at quarter of million.