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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-28
Il WILSON
SEWING
Paul MOrphy of Creation.

The following is the published report of the
PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, on awarding the premiums at the
conclusion of their Fair, at Pittsburg, on the lsa
of October last:
The Committee have given a full opportunity
to the exhibitors of several Sewing Machines. to
show and explain their several articles, and after
a close investigation have concluded, while
Singers Machine ior heavy work is equal to any
and also an excellent Machine for general use.
Grover & Bakers is more simple in It's ~construc.
ton, and equal in its ability to pc rform for general
purposes; bu: without disparaging the merits of
either ofthe above, the Committee feel constrain-
cid to award a dipIoma to the Wheeler & Wilson
Machine as being the best for all family purposes.
lSigned) 4. B. MoORHEAD,
MOSES +. EATON,
WIN. MURDOCH,
JOHN A. SMALL,
GnnnAa..4-. II
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JURY.
PARISH OF IBERVILLE.

On Monday the Cd day Of January, 1860, at
a regular meeting OF the Police Jury of the
Parish of lberville, the following members
were present, tO-wit:
AUGUSTE CIIRISTIN, Pres't.,
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Lb>tnI-C. ". Keep.

$500
The following proceedings were had:
TN motion, Resolved, That the various re-
ports OF the several Inspectors OF Roads aud
Leyee, here presented and eXan.ined be re-
ceiyed, and that the various delIUqucnts herein
mentioned be prosecuted accord ~ to law for
the fines incurred by law.
Then came Mr.. Allen Jumel, Parish Treas
urer, who presented his accouLts, with vouch-
ers annexed, aud the committee Of the whole,
having carefully examined sad accounts and
vouchers annexed, do report aHd say that the
accounts are inst aud correct, ami That there is
IN the bands of the Treasurer II c~Sh balance
of sixteen thousand four hundred and thirty~
six S6-l55 dollars.
The new Digest of the Laws of this Parish
consisting of four hundred copies was present.
ed aud examined, and on motion, il was .unanl-
mously approved and accepted.
On moiiOD Of Nj. Hyde, Resolved, That
all the Pdri-i, officers and members OF The Pc.
lice Jury, be furnished with 4 copy OF the Par
ISL Laws free OF charge, aud further Resolved,
That the Clerk of the Police Jary be aud he j.
hereby authorised TO sell the new Digest at fifty
cents per copy.
Then the following cccounl% were allowed
after being approved by the committee of the
whole:
Bradburn 4 Jennings, 10 100 pamphlets
of the Road and Levee Ordinance, $50 90
Bradburn & Jennings, 10 Bound Volume, 8 90
Adonis Petit. to extending Parish Tax
IS Of 1859, rs 90
Adonis Petit, to stationary and books
for Recorder office, 81 90
Adohis Petit, to two maps for Record
er's office, 30 90
Tous~sin Deroche, for lodging and
boarding Ind gent Isaac COrren, % so
J. II. RrI,, fees IN criminal matters. II 30
Allen JumeI, for attendance on 5. Beav-
ef, INDECENT, Is 90
DR.. \. Hail. for examination drowned
body OF Gallagher, 10 90
]. D.. Barker, fees in criminal matters, 10 95
D. n. BIrrow, lof prosecuting slave of
Mrs. Morel, SO 50
A. ID. Gouldey, for making q coffin, ) 20
DIR. o. p. Mdngum, for attendance on
INDECENT Isaac 4. Corren. 10 90
DR.. Lambremont, for attendance on J..
Mclaughlin, INDECENT, 3 90
The accounts of q. 5. Rousseau for. the
sum Of SOL IS, and j. Stockley for S143 IS,
were laid over.
On motion. tie Police Jury adjourned until
Thursday next. the 9TH inst.
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Init. TO the credit of the School Districts:
Runaway i'm Jail.

sasssssNNy III Ja1I.
rs Was brought to the jail of this parish,
"a a runaway negro named JOHN. who saws
Ahe belongs TO Mr.. Douglas fischer. or
Teachy, of Rapides-is about &c years old-5
feet ii inches high-grife-wears beard-wilI
weigh l60 lbs. "
The owner will please come forward. nav
charges and take him away.
Jan2l THEO. BLANCHARD. Sheriff
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TNHE undersigned respectfully informs his
l. friends and the public generally, that he tas
determined IN future, as a great accommodation
to his patrons, 10 keep in Plaquemine. ih-cagn-
out the year, a fine stock of HS.s-s and Mules,
and also Slaves; which he intends to sell lO,cer
than The prices Of any other trader, and upon the
usual accommodating terms. He trusts this re-
newed evidence of his disposition to accommo-
date the public, will insure him a continuance Of
the patronage he has heretofore received.
au2S III. F.. MOORE.
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Finest and Largest Stock of Good

that was ever seen in Plaquemine, CONSISTING !,
imported Goods from France, England, ScotisnS
and Germany.
Ladies y III find at his establishment all IN.
STYLES now in fashion all over Europe-the zines,
French Dresses, Mantillas, Ci5dks; and the now
so celebrated 4 faced ShawIs, also English CabIs
and the Scotch Wooden Shawls; splendid Valep.
cia Lace Sets, Embroidery and everything ,b,,
belongs in the Dry Goods line.
For Gents, he has Pilot, Sealskin, Cloth ana
Double Overcoats. fine Black Frock Goats and
Cass. Business Coats; Black Doeskin and Fancy
Casss Pants. also Velvet Silk and Cas-. Vests
Youths and Boys Clothing. Furnishing
Goods OF every description, especially the extra
sizes of MerinO Shirts and Drawers.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps of all kinds
and qualities. Splendid new Jewelry and Cut.
lery, and a good many other new goods too nu.
merouS to mention. oc22
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
S E WIN G. M A c II E.

Have this fall (1S5Sl taken the
First Premium
p. every State Fair held in the United STATE,
EXCEPTION, viz:
STATE OF MISSOURI. at ST. Louis.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, at Centralla.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, at Jackson.
STATE OF NEW YORK, at SyraSA
STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
STATE OF MARYLAND. at Baltimore.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, at Richmond.
STATE UF CALIFORNIA,
STATE CT PENNSYLVANIA, at Plttsburg.
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
STATE OF MICHIGAN
STATE OF INDIANA,
And also at the Fairs in
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS,
BALTIMORE,
RICHMOND,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Ifthese Facts do not establish a reputation, we
know not what can. At the above named
TWENTY FAIRS-at nearly all of them. the
boosted SINGER Shuttle Machine,uD DID con-
TEND, as well as Grover & Bakers, Weeds,
Sloats, Webster's; Bentholf7s, and twenty or more
others; aud ALL, in EVERY INSTANCE, have
been SlGNALLY and FAIRLY BEATEN. No
rational man can now deny the fact that the
WHEELER a. WILSON
SEWING MACHINE
THE NE PLUS ULTRA of all Sewing Ma.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-01-28

JANUARY 5th.-The Police Jury met pursn-
ant to adjournment. The saTe members pres,
ent, with the exception of Mr.. Bibin.
On motion of Mr.. Dardenne, the following
ordinance WAS passed TO wit:
Whereas, complaints have been made to this
Body, that The draining of the skimmings Of
The sugar kettles. the washing Of the receivers
or other impure matter, into tie bayous Of this
parish, render the walters Of said bayuus i'm
pure and injurious to health;
Be it therefore ordained, &c, That all per-
sons are hereby prohibited from draining into
any Of the bayous of this parish, the skim
mings Of sugar kettles, the washing of receiy.
ers, or other impure matter, and any person
violating the provisions of this ordinance, shall
on conviction thereof, be fined in a sun of not
less than two hundred nor more than five hun.
dred dollars.
On motion of Mr.. Landry, be il Resolved by
the Police Jury of The parish of Iberville, T5St
the commissioner appointed by the ordinance
entitled IAN ordinance to establish a Common
drain through the point of land on the Missi,-
sippi river called The 'Chrrch Point passed
August 9th, 1858" be and they are hereby re.
quired 10 make a full report of their proceeding
To this Body at the next session, viz: the I'd
Monday of April, 1860.
On motion, Resolved, That the sum Of eight
dollars per month, be allowed - Mrs. Hypol te
Doiron, an INDECENT person, payable upon The
warrant of the member from the Cd Ward.
Be il further Resolved. That Mrs. Louis Ber-
geron and Miss Marie Go,bereau, be allowed
each the sum Of six dollars per month. payable
upon the warrant Of the member Of the I'd
Ward.
Resolved, That the sum of six dollars per
month, be allowed to Wdo. A. Boone, an indi-
gent person, payable upon the warran, of the
member from the 9Th Ward.
Further Resolved, that Wdo. Eliza Kelly and
Wdo. Matthew Bouvey, INDECENT persons, be al
lowed each, the sum of eight dollars per
month, payable upon the warrant of The men,
Der from The I'd Ward. the aforesaid pensions
of Mrs. Kelley and Bouvey to date from the
day of their removal from the town of Plaque.
mine.
On motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
The next regular meeting, viz: the I'd Monday
in April, 1860.
LUCIEN LANDRY.
F. V. GALLAGHER,
j. A. DARDENNE,
II. J. HYDE.
AUGUSTA CHRISTIN,
President Police Jury.
Attest: ]. II. RLLs, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

1eherai tonsofiai rates range rom looglo sct,i
though some tonsors are realizing from 1920 and
~ e3ct., there are not many borrowers at the lat
ter figures. There have also been some operations
at the rates Of 3eeDss get. annum for some snort
dated paper. These are fearful rates, and it is
paying too much for the whistle, or rather for the
privilege of whistling and dancing at Northern
summer resorts.
The general Exchange market was quiet to-day.
The counter rate for checks on New York was
steady at prem. The balances held by the banks
tomorrow will show some reduction. Outside
there were some small sums Offering at s9ll-l6
prem, but the market all round was dull superla-
lively dull we quote sixty days ON New York at
from s@i dis, though some tavorite signatures are
held at dis IN sterling there were some small
sums changed hands at 1929, but the general rate
was from llocDllo4 TO Lug, the banks holaihg ae
ll0a for sixty days sgnt ana II ior tifee aays
sight. we dld NOT learn OF any'hahg peins aone g
francs, beyond light remittance demand AZ o'oes
@5.o5 and 5oo on pafis alfec1' Ine counter fa'e
for checks on New ork iast year at TINS tihe was
get prem, and sixty days sighs' Al from lt's
~ dis. WIN some 81 our shreWu ohes itioin - 70 70
why there should pe so great d'sPafey pe1Weeh
sixty days ps On New ork iast year az .ais u.ie
and to day, say i f3ct.t we can account ior he
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
bonds, we have only to make up our table accord
ing to the influence of dividends. We quote:

The stockholders Of the Louisiana State Insur-
ance Company, at called or extra meeting on the
25th inst, t2l36 votes being poed) resolved to go
into liquidation on the lst of September next. The
stockholders have reorganized, and will commence
business on the mutual system on the above day.
Three hundred thousand dollars, or nearly that
amount, having been subscribed towards the new
Company. Unless there are large losses within the
next sixty days, the old Company will return to its
stockholders about sll2 for the 500 paid in
The uncurrent money market has been dull and
inactive through the week. The only transactions
of note have been in Mexican dollars and Amer
lean silver coin of the coinage under the act of
1858. The receipts of Mexican dollars have been
light, say $95, 600. The most of them have been
taken at 109a. American silver coin is taken by
the dealers on Camp street at from 99M994 and
sold out at a fraction over. A shipment of $40 900
in half dollars was made for NewYork, which may
pay under the present rates of exchange.
In distant bank money there have been no offer
ings, beyond few hundreds of dollars. Rates are
without change, and an inert market is expected
for some weeks to come.
The bamboozing, otherwise called the Home
stead Bill, for the giving away of the public lands
by an act of Congress, has been arrested by the
veto of President Buchanan, and the veto sustain
ed by the action OF the Senate. The demagogues
have been checked for the present. We do not be.
icve in the free donation of public lands to every
one too lazy and ndolent to earn 81 Is % acre to
purchase a homestead, say $50, sloo or 5000, the
latter for l6O acres of land, which can be made to
yield ten.fold in few years. There has not how
ever, been increased demand for land warrants,
though holders are more frmer in their rates.
We append our usual weekly quotations of coin
| and uncurrent bank notes, being those # John
| wood & Co., Camp street:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
Ships.
DENTISTRY,

Sn#ws1sssa DIR. A. Il. DOSTIE, No. 10 BA-
ees7sssA RoNNE STREET, having procured the al
sstance of one of the skilful Dentists in
The countryDR. METCALF of Naw Yorkis new prepared
o attend promptly to all branches of
DENTIsTRY
Entrusted to his care.
1nreguaiing cHILDREN's TEETH. and the Manufacture
of Artificial Teeth Dr. NJ has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS.
aa-Testh extracted without pain. fez7 sm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
NUGENE GAUssION, !!
THE LOUISVILLE ARrEs1AN WELL WATER

This Celebrated Water which is obtained the Aresian
Well at Louisville from the depth Of 1850 feet has been proved
ansvss Professor Lawrence Smith, of Louisville and
Professor r. Chiffon of New York be closely allied
In IFS medicinal properties to the famed waters Of Ksn
gen. superior That Of the Blue Lick of
ney aud the Congress Springs OF saraioga for sale in
this city.
For Diseases Dyspepsia Cosiveness Derangemen
Of I1E II far surpasses Of The
mineral ers heretofore Is put up In bottles
packed with In neat strong boxes containing two
dozen bottles. For sale in New Orleans by
P. B. FERRAII.. Commission Merchant,
mS0 5m No. l2PoydTas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
Sunday Arrangement.

SUNDAY AfranEHHbhT. IT .
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city at O'Clock
A. NJ, in lien of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour
from II VI. nnti ii r. NJ ##
From Sunday the 9Th May fhe Cars will
either end Of the Road every haifhonr from o'clock r. H.
until o'clock r. NJ.
Ths Gorse will make special trips from the Lake
at night vEenever required the Conductor must however
ceiye due notice. 0558'
Omnbusses Canal for tho Depot every
ptes.
H Passengers earnestly requested 10 procure their tick
cts at e Office under the Depot Cheeks tickets
will he landed them tho cars. N@fa4sE& 3'
my1 = G. PANDELY, Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

Stock on hand not cleared to,i5I
TOBACCO With increased receipts and d con
tinued accumulation Of stock the market still
wears a heavy appearance, though we have no
ticed rather more animation in the movement since
our last report. The sales of the week have en-
braced some 1000 hhds, all of which were on
private terms except II Lugs at ~, 13 at Oh, 20 at
T. 1s at II, at 81 81 at 81, 20 at 81, at 81 and
at Zoe. I'D fb.
The market is generally still easier for buyers,
but we retain our previous quotations for the pres
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

COMPUTATION TICKETS.
Persons who the city, and have residence estab
isnct tie line Of Road pocre tickets reduced
rates at the Office on Camp street.
T. s. WILLIAMS,
fec General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30


far Fair . f,io. y.l;s. -, s. =
nve 81 ss g 8 s l ~. - s. ~ =
T;te yestsrds .o,. sT -. :, III,
end;no s7o .,,s ,ss.
71 ao yph,ts ssivaa .a sr. sx us,
a,l 11sr yy,,it \, M
wsesss 20 g -
o.ra AZ, s.
teen ,se,, IT,, r,s,. 80 -
E I.vsrs s,s,. s ~ s's's 5r ss'asr V 'syel
eao * M, sa,,s :. 81 s.s g
e t,,sI,sl ,o,,v, III, q
been a tses7e % h ,.,t'as E ~
ygsstss Z ses;,,.s u .s.s.. as
BRAN. Holders have been askiar I'M M n,tcss
and about 70e0 sacks have beer s1id dnris.. xY
past week al 81 15@s1 a2t s 100 ha.. MOST 81 IL
transactions being AZ s1 a5. sAss
HAY..- About $500 baIey Western t.axs basr
disposed Of during lie pass week 1t Saa scfsa7 5
and s2s 90 n tan for ordfuary to chs,iee. ax.s
some View York al s25 0Oas2s 10 b t;,a.
Pogg. The market has been ouist I,s,t firm.
The transactions having been mostly sori;ued q.
retail parcels at sI9 30 4 bbl. for Ness. Ts sales
included sams 8o l,bls, irt tlrree u fur lot -
terdap ut that price. We e1cte ro4nd lots at
80 Cd Tor Ness, sls 50 for NJ. 81. aud s15 d. 42s
bbl. for Prime.
The stock al he Inspection Warafausea an III
V s,s, y. ~ n.'11s
70 ps'l e, sse.
and We have noticed sales sales rp o Thursdax
3 - ~ s e -
CO.. G. n
a. r,ass H.. y -.
y, !, s.
2 ''AsA 4 a''ss
C 'sssss,.,z 81, ~, &c - -
.a,s Z. -
81, M , s. S. s
-, -, = = ,r.,1 tl7'
IN q M Il ''Ds' A. . &C a
The stock as ne inspection warehouses on me
lst INST, was ises pDls:
none.
GREEN MEATS -. Ihefe nas peen pat ilstae move
e'.e = w &C. &. 'sa N go,
pasf, anu our quota1ions afe es'lte nominal at "
egose. lor snoaaaefs sacs hor saAess aha Sae9oze.
| " ID. ior hams.
LAkD. lhere ne beeh Dnt iltsls AaoS enient r.
the market ior TINS aStele anr'ne aae pass weekt
and We taye noticed salea q only fsyT anaah loss
ol rrlie u 'efees ~ 1915 aa spV g s'sS l'ss =
~. ,.- " II. III. ,x.I N. a. i.
1esA .'so p''''' As''' "
L M ssuas n u, s'1 ..,s
ao,s,, - ,a1a,sc a. f,r.,;narv Z, dbo;cs III
sspM as u /,
ss NJ -. ~. =,
y ..'s .s. ..sss
haa, sai, -, e, s1.,
.ls 4EIsa
,ea 70 ,a.a - ,..,. ;,,...ss
~. sais III 1885, aau II s,.ie 4 H. 60
Bale Rope has been dull at 7aDsc for Handspna,
and S6lS5c 10 n. for Machine Made
i f.,,.,v psao 9sf,,, ,,,,,..a.,. a 1ss,Ss.aa.
-
ZOE HeaVy, ana iieDlfAc. ior ExIra deavy paSss
CoFFEE .... Holders have been claiming full
80 80 q 4 s,, .,S
. 80 ~ III. - TT y, - ~ " "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
-.- PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL
IasAcS R0AD-SUMMEK ARRANGEMENT
NV Commencing Tuesday. May !. 1860
E- Fare 70 and from the Lake day, only Is cents
Hs-Please buy tickets at the office, under Depot.
-DEPARTURE or GARs-

60 I
Steam Train from the Lake to the city week days.
The Steam Train will stop GenIy Station when Mortified
except hoaeyor mail trips and dnrng the ha hour trips
Sunday afternoons. Fare l5 each
must have timely notice to stop.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
r .-rzz,zzzzmr,N NEW ORLEANS, JACK
E{Hs f5E& SON AND GREAT NoRTHERN
eXs&s9z& - - zEgRAILRoAD.
1859. Transportation Department. 1850.

Freight will be received the Companys Depot OF
Hope street, to $3.50 r NJ, daily {Sundays excepeal
All freight intended for transportation be distinctly
marked with the initials Of consgnee and place of
nation and freight will be received unless consigned
established stations the line Of the road
The Company prepared receive and forward freight
all points the Mississippi Central Railroad jack
son, Tenn.
Blank railroad receipts freight obtained at
Depot Messrs Corson Armstrong; Camp street, by
those who wish to them.
The Company holds itself responsible the
shipped by the road which be lost by fire, from the
time is eeepted for stations the line until
notice congnees Of its arrival the depot this city
This Company. and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Ine between New Orleans
York having made arrangements with the Adams Express
cities the Express business carried on by the
Railroad Company for its discontinued and all
Express matter will be carried by the Adams Express
alton can be obtained on this subject Of J. j. McREEVER
96 Camp street =
Agents of the Railroad Company are not permitted to receive
receipt for bank notes specie iewey express
ter They will be received by the Adams Espres 9e Camp
7. g. WILLIAMS,
n25 tt General Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

SUGAR. :. The receipts continue very light, and
with fair demand prices have been steady for all
qualities with sales of about 1000 hhds during the
week at at the range of our quotations, as below.
The last sale on Plantation was 100 hhds. at 7ac.
40 III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. Iune 2e. 1880.
There were no Hogs IN the market, and 50
Western Beeyes, 300 Texas Cattle, SO Sheep, 1IS
Mich Cows, and sc Veal Cattle remaining ON
sale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEANS,
City Of New Orleans
BE remembered that the 18th day of Janary 1861
ore subscriber, Justice Of the Peace ii and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Tho Soo President and
James Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany New Orleans who being dny accoraing law,
depose and say that the above just true
and transcript from the books of said company.
THoS. SL0o, President
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary
Sworn subscribed before me- this 18th day January
1860. d. T. MrTcHELI4.
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish of orhans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

It contains, among other things
The yatlegs Pasty Platforms.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress
senators Douglas and colamers and Stephens
e " Kansas Nebraska BIN
ssHs,s Eass sils The
sppenng The including President fierces Special
Tbsl Constitution Of the United States.
Articles of C coatederaiion. sssIsrsl haa,a,.
Ordinances Of IIs4 and 1881. 80, -,
Mr. eas's Report favor of the Public
Lands and able documents against it. with u history Of the
pesoss Veto ef the INDECENT Insane Land B
history Of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Peree Message vetong the River and Harbor
III The School Land Bill and votes thereon.
The Clayton Bulwer Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery
Extracts from Speeches Of noted Republicans and Abo-
Mr Toombs, Boston Lecture on Slavery.
and a aps sfs ice ss, and
ME- Mr. Galhoaa's ii,f Port Hi Address.
The is aissssiiia Road Veto
sry y q r. Parry ss os san aton, ON the poca
MssBaebsns's @ Minority Repors the same subject;
md NJ a o4ntbsfs b Letters agst the
dsieas Ell 4 Aon 4 Z s'at's Letters so se'
synsgs sPsesh Philadelphia in Novomnsr 1856
history q WIN the The various Tariffs
history of the Tinted States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Mr. FlmoFe's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History OF the Annexation of Texts.
Opinion Of public power Congress the
rkories.
1 The Nicholson Letter,
9 The Nashville Convention and feorgia Platforfns
Missouri CompTomise with every thereon seetonaly
classified. - =
The Compromise Measures of 1850
zA Glagtea Compromise &
Wnot Psnyiso
With many other things, too numerous 10 mention.
Every subject fully treaied every Congress
any subject having political Specification. Is given.
This hook will the public speaker fully
md other auestans. =
81 Single Copies. IS Club Of Six. SIS.
JAS. B. SMITH CO., Publishers,
ms Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
~ U issgfl Naflor TS wAy; T6uR1slss Ils69; aan

WAIRSEesSe1EX2 WARSesSe1EX2 E&TICE TO TOURISTS AND
TRAy AyELERS-Summer Arrangements
Great Northern and Eastern Pleasure and Business
through Canada terminating At Detroit Michigan the West
with two Eastern termni Portland, Mana and below Que
bec forming cheap cool and delightful Summer
tween New Orleans Cairo ST. Louis Louisville Cincinnati,
wa CITY Montreal 9aehec saguenay, White Mountains Port
This fayoe route embraces the attractive scenery in
the world embracing the Falls Of Niagara Thousand
and Rapids Of the ST. awrenee Chaudere and Montgomery
Falls, saguenay River, and White Mountains
Tonristswi have opportunity visiting that marvel of
science, the great Victoria Tubular Bridge. - -
Through Express Trains leave Detroit daily tho arrival of
trains from II 9 South and West. y
Ask for Through Tickets via Grand Trunk Railway which
had principal Raosd the United sa,es
and Canada. u. HARnMAN, General Agent.
WALTER SHAWIIY General Manager. an If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

The Board of Directors resolved pay interest
PER CENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits to the holders thereof their legal representatives,
on am after the 18th day of February Also decse
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per cent? the
erned premiums the Company for the ending Dcen
bef 3ls 1859 tor which certificates will be issued the lah
March next
The Directors, after reserving ONE MILLION OF Doll
LARS Of profits have further resolved that the outstanding
Certificates Profits Issue of the 1856 be redeemed
paid holders thereof their legal representatives
the 18th lay February The Certificates to be
produced at the time of payment for eancemen and interest
on same to cease after the Slst December 1869.
THOMAS SLOo, President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE YicePresident,