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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03

New SENAToRs.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Press
says:
at is supposed that Hon. Jas. Guth-
rie, Secretary of the Treasury under
President Pierce, and John j. Crit,en-
den, will be the new Senator'S from Ken.
lucky in place of Breckinridge and Pow
ell.
Very lltle doubt exists that the veter.
an patriot and statesman. Hon. Reverdy
johnson. will be elected TO the U. S. Sen
ate by the Union Legislature, that is
shortly to assemble at Annapolis
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03
Land For Sale.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
i the following described Lands. situate
-FOUR MILES FROM in DEEPEN DENCE.
The NE a Sc "A, and NE "a NV NJ Sec u
The n INV Sec. 26, all in tawnship es.k 10
!" all @'' "e'eA c. W. q. JOERNS.
Drawer 81 Dubuque, Iowa,
April ~, 1861. emo
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03

Buffers expedition has gone South,
and We shall probably soon hear Of fur
Their operations on the coast Of Secessia
A large expedition is also congregaing
at Annapolis, whether for the reinforce
ment Of Gen SHERMAN, or not, is not
known.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03
I- The campaign in Western Vi

Ey- The campaign in Western Vir-
ginia has closed, Gen. BENHAM having
chased FLOYD out of the Kanawha Val
ley. The main portion OF the Western
Virginia troops are now in Kentucky, and
the most active preparations are making
for tie expedition down the Mississippi
The fleet of gun boats is nearly ready,
many of them being now in The neigh
borhood Of Cairo. The rebels at Colum
bus, Memphis and New Orleans are in
u big scare in consequence, and Com.
mander HoLLINs, with his big ram and
fleet, has been. sent for, and is now said tc
be at Columbus, Ky.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03

GT- Congress met yesterday, but OF
course We have no report of the pro
.eedings up TO the time Of going to press.
Some fears are expressed that quorum
will not be present.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03

EF While the commander Of the Mis-
sissippi department seems so tender OF
the institution Of slavery in Missouri, il is
gratifying to know that old life long sla-
very apologists are waking up to a prop
or appreciation of the relations which
that power bears TO the present contest,
We have already published the substance
Of the speech of Col. CoCHRANE to his
command, fayoring emancipation as a
means Of crushing the rebellion. II
gives US faith in the progress Of events,
that EDWIN CRosswELL, former editor OF
the Albany Ilas and argus, and one Of
the most influential democrats of the
State of New York, has written letter
cordially endorsing the sentiments of Col
CocnRANE. He closes his letter by say
ing that the Hon. DANIEL S. DIcKINsoY,
likewise bids him say that he, too, cor
daily adopts the views Of the speech.
With such indications Of healthy pro
rress, we can have faith in the ultimate
triumph Of justice and humanity.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03

Ey- The rebel. Pace, has issued
proclamation to the Mssourians, entreat-
'ng' IN most lugubrious terms, that 50,
o1o men be sent him immediately.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03

Ey- The New York Tribune says that
there are 10 the ports Of New York some
eighty vessels of all sizes. belonging to
the government. AMI that Commander
PORTER, of the Navy, is busy fitting out
another fleet for operations on the South
ern coast.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03

The Galveston Cio'iian says that, "at
last accounts, Gen. Houston was slowly
recovering. and was deemed out of dan
ger.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03
Another Biockadi1g Expedition.

Gs- The New York Tribune gives the
names of some thirty vessels, averaging
335 tons burthen. which sailed on the
2)lh ult., southwark. They are old but
substantial sailing vessels, double decked
to give them greater frmness, and are
loaded with stone. They are prepared
with pipes and valves 50 that they may
be sunk readily, are intended TO be so
disposed Of in certain harbors south
ward, the more eaectualy to keep up the
blockade. They are sent out under seal
ed orders, and are to report to comman
ders of vessels on the stations, who will
assist the sinking of the vessels, taking
off the crews and sending them home.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03

The CIR & NJ r. r will be completed
to Marsballown in ninety days, seventy
miles west Of Cedar Rapids. So says the
Marshall County Times There is dali
~ line Of stages running from the ter
minus Of the road to Marshalltown.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03
List of Letters

DEMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE
N at Independence, Dec. 3D. 1861.
LADIES LIST.
Durham, Mrs Minerva Redfeld, Mrs Louisa VI
GENTLEMAN'S LIST.
Baker, Joseph 2 McKeneny. Thomas
Beck, John s, Mahonv, Daniel
Devinne, Peter Park. Henry
Evans, Stephen Pierce, Governs d Co.
Ganter, ID W Stump. Nicholas
Hollenbeck Jacob NJ Sails, Benjamin
Hibner, William Stevens Henry
Judson, Shelby, David
kns.on, Henry t Sherwood. Joseph
Karson, ii t Woods. Michael
Murcian. Stafford Wiley, William
MeCland John Weger, Frederick.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say" Advertised"
One cent each will be charged for sdvertn-
ing. j. RICH. p. NJ
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03

Hoofland's German Bitters never fail.
Read the advertisement in another col
umn.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03
FOR SALE.

4 7 THIS OFFICE an excellent IMPOS-
"A ING STONE. e feet long and 2 feet wide.
Will be sold cheap To- Cash. til
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
NuYember %. 1851.
V order of the Post Master General.
]. A. KASSON.
LIST Assistant Post Master General.

WASHINGTON, Nov. PA few weeks
ago the Secretary of War authorized Gen.
Wool, to ascertain whether clothing, and
other articles necessary TO the comfort
OF United States citizens, now prisoners
OF war, could be sent to them. The fol-
lowing letter shows that consent for that
purpose has been given:
HEADQUARTERS, DEPT. OF NoRFoLK,)
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-12-03

This afternoon passengers, by n flag OF
ruce, from Norfolk this morning. furn-
ishes some further news in regard to the
fight at Fort Pickens. These il must be
remembered came through rebel sources.
Gen. Bragg had not made breach in
the fort AS was before reported Great
excitement was prevalent throughout The
South respecting the babe, but il was
thought Bragg would be able to force
Col. Brown to surrender
A messenger arrived from Pensacola
on Sunday last with peremptory order
for renforcements. Bragg was al hat
time hopeful of an early success, and was
replying AT intervals upon the Fortress
with great effect. His regular dischar-
ges are described as being really terrible.
The General was perfectly cool and con
fiient. No breach had yet been made,
but on Monday one would be manifest,
when Bragg expected reinforcemenls.
and would storm with fresh troops and
ordnance. Col Brown had concentrated
A perfect storm of shot and shell upon the
navy yard. burning il down. together
with all the out buildings, and consld
cradle amount of ordinance stores. Pen
,acola had been evacuated by order OF
Gen. Bragg.
Col Brown had called TO his assistance
i've vessels, all Of which had been driven
IF by the batteries. The steam frlgatc
Niagara was almost riddled with shot,
nd the Colorado disabled.
Gen. Bragg had declared to his troop.
hat he would never surrender alive, and
he greatest enthusiasm prevailed among
he men. On Tuesday Bragg would en-
gage Col. Brown in front, and land a
arge force on the island, SO as to take
him in the rear
tbs generally believed that an action
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, J
City Hall August 8, 1861. !
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans }
. No. 57S0.1


Ittr IInr xr-rgt q iss1 I
Enrtn,n Cop,c;' ~ ~ ~ sf NJ, Spia,,,.
rNr =, N' " 49,"
Law. otSp,l
AZ LOT the Assl&e and regulating
W. Se'Rht anu ihspen4ioh OF Bread ......,
now esageu ~ ot unE VI carving on business as tkers or
engaged IN MAKING or uuks heal Tor otheS, shdH mI'tt
dtP 8tet tHe 81 ms ntdhibce report hei
serves NJ te HNo te Gnu cause MS her o, their name or
pace o. BUSINESS 70 ee recorded N book to De kept
or SAat purpose tu tle ho onee ana snail III az Respects
conform 10 me p1Nlsos oil TINS ordinance and hereafter
every person seno uietthke the BAKING BUSINESS OF
auy s0C person OF persons Who may De engaged IN the same
ethef IN person Or ~ my n'htT person 10 carry on
tue shid irne or naeH unGeT MS or her decos or Tor his
previously TO ms OF e commencing IN thal business make
aectaueh OF MS OF nor 'lRun al the Mayors once, Hnt
nave nus or Eer tc III BOOZE kept lot tNnt pnrpoSti
ana III detaut SOAR De Ioe 70 nhe OF twenty Se dollars
lecoNeLns oe2S @ " .e AsSotqetS OF tls ely or DINER
eVeIt o. or tnS peneH OF lHe rE
sEt = h'Ssf Itet St cause All ioat read whatever;
VINCE ne OF sue s btke' or cause TO DC naked 10 be ma yea
WIN 'i NA Lettl ~ ms Or he NAME Or names any other
ihIculr "h, p! ~ us seem hhn snail be inc duy OF
the ke 10 MAKE KNOWN the respective stamp or mark AT
We hNef Hal lte SAID sI be designated after
nv. ~. II, "a p'oN ap I thehtloie't
SCI o. a. @ - " '1c FefSos 9f!ls or ciFrSiS on 'e
tiAde OF PUN o. I4 as 4resaf snail make or Gae
10 W ae ~ n .uai tau OF EGoa hhI wholesome W.
az. t'tS 49, ,, rE wien my ne Ner eS virtue
q me esei VI LlE DINER 3ohhice hereafter pass
Ga fetanVe uee,P y Wy NVinheh Connect ami tuthc all
uieh OF lgaos Si VI ca 'FE on 'Ie trade or business "t
oatT Stt u nc 10 sell or expose gF stc IoaStS Of
u!ss o. We @ s'ia one ahe, ,F nai Gihe pro
.u H., ut rar tte -; nay gre l'' Oh the wes
!Gaa sa1,t , ,IEt GV nue.. u T. Stlu weight
tS !. - ~ 'ht otneT persons Seiuhg Dread
OF 9'et ny i1 t sHe " felned 70 nav the wtgh
at weighs and measures fe antIoed 10 rnnsoj 10 ~ ,
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OFFICIAL. JOURNAL.
osprenNH az rap a,tp u1 rA s,n NJ
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
CouNetL CHAMBER, CRY HALL,
New Drlnnps Ttiestb,ys Apt,nst 81 1861,

Couse,L GHAslRER CRY HALL.
IL New Orleans, Tuesday, August u. 1861.
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment. a'-aSs y.s'F
y On motion, Mr.. II. G. Pearson was appointed
Secretary pro tenn. s. -E.-
The roll being called, the following members an
swered TO their names
Hon. j. Msgioni, President; and Messrs. Allen,
Beggs, BENT, Davis, Kingsland, Leefe and Mems
mans.
Che following message from the Mayor was read,
together with the letter of Major General Twggs,
| and laid over, subject to call, VIZ:
MsvoRA4rT FINE z oEIEASs,}
| To the Honorable tie Presidertana nnesaeers
YOU convened his evening IN
t. lay noe gg III + s. nd 3Sp
n to s Board q lde Sns% > ''' '''
Jea. JOINT. MONROE. Mayor.
| Isl CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMER CAD
/ HEADQuAETERs DIrARrNEST No. !, (
dispcsa The hundred thousand dollars 10, hs
pnbey nsc far he execution Of the work hSye low
s e a6d f. iS
The She Ct III i 5{s o to st %
DRAFT Please inform me If, The money present al NY dis
have the honorto be, very respectfully,
'ssHSNl Major General Ri "a c"m a2as1S
The, following message of the Mayor was read
andla over subject to call, viz:
M.YoRA1rY OF New ORLElSs,}
sity Hall, August u, 1851. 5
o avtnr hpnSF Il c os IN order y
before ven COMMUNICATION from Major General D. E. Iwiggs.
relative 10 our ciry efs c .-. 80.
In the shsance Of quorum upon that evening hare afa
caused to be convened for the purpose above set
''''"' JOHN y. MONROE, Mayor.
The following resolution, presented by Mr..
Beggs was read a second time and adopted, the
rules having been suspended, and sent to the
Board of Aldermen for concurrence:
Ro,ee1 That the Board Of Aldermen be requested to meet
On motion Of Mr. Leefe, the Board took recess
of ten minutes, which time having expired the
roll was called, and the following members an
swered to their name, viz Hon. j., MagiOni
Messrs. Allen, Beggs, BENT, Davis, Kingsland,
Leefe and Mensman--S. ...
BY message the Board was invited to concur
in the following resolution of the Board of Alder
men and, on motion of Mr.. Leefe, said resolution
was concurred in, by the the following vote
Yeas: Messrs Magioni, Allen, Beggs, BENT,
Davis Kingland, Leefe and Mensman-S. .
Nays None. .... p, t.---
That The Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized
from payers such loan viii the probable
be paid by them next year. and give them receipts
the need. said receipts bear interest the
per per from their date and to be received
in q taxes t9 he 1881 End sG2 the money SO
The Board of Aldermen, in conformity with a
resolution of this Boad, appeared and took their
seats; and, on motion of Mr.. .Leefe, the joint
Boards went into secret session.
The doors were opened and the Board of Alder
men, on motion of Mr.. Witt, withdrew.
On melton Of Mr.. BENT, the Board of Assistant
Aldermen adjourned.
Il. G. PEARSON, Secretary pro TEN.
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MEMPHIS Per, steamer Lizzie simmons=-l7t
lbbls flour to 0glesby & MaeauIay-76 do Murrell {
Bawies- So do jas ,Druhan- u do NJ Kaufman
i45 do Horrel, Gayle ECO 40 bbls SO bags sfioul
to Watts, Pleasants &co so bbls rs bags flour tt
Wilson &, Young IS bags potatoes A Yerger-2t
do G Rhuder--22 do ] N BuIrows--l4 doAD Hen
kef &co-125 scks bran N overton &co-477 ackt
cotton seed Tate j. Dupuy-l7 pkgs frmtE W Ben
tons kegs butter to A Thomson &co-32 hhds to
baceo kirkpatrick &eo-l9 bbls potatoes and sun
dries to order .-zEs 5.. -.
ARG YLE IsANDTNG-Pe steamer Vicksburg-
5 bales new cotton Levy & Dieter lot vegetables
Free Market-lot fruit to order.
D0NALDSONVILLB-Pe Per steamer Music-35
yl1hds sugar & j FoFstalt-26 do Carroll Hoy eco
IS do ;Roman& Kernion--76 do Toledano & Taylor
--27 do Hewitt, Norton &eo- s. do G Sabatier-i
do Lobit y Charpanter- do J Labatut- 80 do
Foley, Avery &co-- Is do % bbls molasses to f j
Dasilva &co- 2G do Lane, Salter &eo--5 do J Viii
hams &co-sundries to order-Total 2l9 1ihds sugar
81 bbls molasses. 1890 '%f |l
M0NFGOMERY-Pe steamer Swailn-lOC
scks -four Il May Eco 1000 bbls lime to Capt
Saunders -snndries to order. sa~''# 5@.s
Z BAYOU SARA Per steamer Laurel Hill-l0t
bales donestes w Fl Letchford &co-20 do Menart
y Fignaud -sundries to order.
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NslD 0rlsals DULY Cresfsat.
-
rayrYs Y ssTM EMIT COLUMNS
ginfr gnieiIigtlste.
oazarss 3srlos, Ne; g o.s q, sT re

~. q, AR usnal daily shower yesterday morn
~, IS c,eased off during the afternoon which
Mn .ot retrd the boats fromreeeiviug what freight
shinnii,at. We noticed the Grand Duke receiv-
~ yast,ar freeIv also The Lizzie Simmons. The
Erand ppke leaves this evening, and the Lizzie
simmons ia. morrow evening. ii I'D
We,weuld call the attention of steamboatmen TO
sbe avartise,nent in another column calling upon
sheu, i'll meet AT the ASSOCIATION room this morn
ing. 1t 8 o'clock. We hope all steamboatmen
WIN he nusctual as there will be business 81 IN
VI ,,>,t.,,,,, ,,,,o,, mn before chem
.r S,onther.n steamboat
men with their usual generosity, lissa p.lsssu =
rfsoIutoti to give to the Confederate 9oYefhIheht
Iii nv, hanksts they can possibly spare from theif
!. ~ bsns;st 81 lie soldiers now in the
4. rhass, having them ready, would do well
~ =, sent to mr.. Al. b. James, 81 Magazine
street who mas peeh appo'1issa " ses
agent to receive the ssss@gs7 @ 5 ls'Ssf
Among the arrivals here lately we note, among
,,r steamboat friends, Capss.J B. Weaver, w. IL.
sFpIton. SJoe Branuan and Wm. Wersham, all from
al Il ans
M Tonis Dor. Cant, e. John.
IN y "a u he lanfine on sunday morning.
saon, wilh po az N1S 4. 81
She viii commenee Receiving lrelght' 70 isase ioi
Memphis and way landings.
:. IN. o,,.,ati rry,ored last Sunday. at Mem
q, q had bean seized
pms, ihal e sleaaist 2, - 7 =
by the Fedefala. SINCE then the Tucker has lli ar
i r;x,ed III Memnhis NIL safe and sound.
fr,n, tf vicksIure sun that the Gen,
sesl = s.. Ia Ia.
oh hst y =
BOARD shait Nhen neai ~ pisss isSne' ~ -
miller below Napoleon. Capt; Cannon mas teie-
rraphed down here to have shaft cast for her in
t;,ne .sbe arrives.
~ - oz., Z
Ihe memphis appeaa = w
The river opposite TINS poht lisan
Sunday night, and e coming u q nh;e fap'aiy'
There is big rise coming gown tae ONO no.
Business at me landing yessesaay Vas Is
ehFfeiy suseiliay al, " nd rainy
vas lnosssaas Aa ssv ef'N.1eA "
during ~ sn w 4 Ss ~ o,s,,
The Little Book Gazettes oi inc inc Nfen says:
The river is reported falling, with about foo
water above and possibly twenty inches beiow.
Rain having fallen nearly every day this week,
there is some probability, of rise during the
coming week Si;s s n IS
I The yfcissbure sun Of lie 27ti says:
4. Stand II TIE Iandinq
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gebiflp Of the 8larktts.
.s,axsoxNr osr1cR, No. 10 CANE srRHEr, I
n,is,.rsias- Mnrttinf, uttlsL la 1881.

x srarsoxNr 0srlctE, No. 10 CANE STREET,
Thursday Morning, August ~ lSsi'
Corros The sales, is bales new crop, at =;
taken for one of our home manufactures, the lot
was of fair color and good staple, and Chased
Middling Orleans to Good Middling, in other words,
as Liverpool Good Middling. Receipts, bale
tnew.)
TosAeoo.. Nothing reported. Receipts, 50
hhds. lass H. 49,
s SUGAR.. The sales comprise about $50 hhds. at
previous rates. Fair to Fully Fair 44@6c.
MoLsssEs. The stock is light, and there is little
or no demand. .t5
, FLOUR ]. 100 bbls. superfne sold at 81 80, 27s
Extra at -, so Fair Extra at S7375 and 100 Choict
Extra at IS D. bbl. @.t
Corn. 400 sacks sold at =, 200 Yellow at SIC
and Loo at 55c. u bushel se,s
BRAN. l25 sacks sold at 81 IS ~ 100 ibs.
HAY. We hear of small sales at $40 u ton
PORK. Mess is retailing at $50 D Dbl.
LARD. Prime in tierces is retailing at 165c. and
in kegs at 1Sc. ~ ID. -. =.
BACON . Shoulders arc retailing at 15c., Ribbed
Sides II, and Shgar-Cnred Hams l7@20c. y ID.
WHISKY. . Rechied is retailing at 4Oc. D
gallon. 5y.e. z..r...
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
CouSclI CHAMBER, CRY HALL,

C0uNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL
--'T New Orleans, Tuesday, August q, lS6l.
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment. Trev .0tsj- ..t-.--g
Members present: Hon. J. o. Nixon, President !;
Messrs Coz, ForstalI, Huckins, Stith and Wiltz-6.
The rules having been suspended, Mr.. Witt
offered the following resolution, which was read
twice and adopted, and was, on motion, sent to the
Assistant Board, to be coDcurred in: 4
ReSUred That the Treasure be and hereby authorized
to receive from such oau as viii cover the probable
be paid by them and to give them receipts
the amounts advanced said receipts bear interest the
rate of eight cent per annum from their date and be
received il OF taxes imposed for the years 1861 and
and 1862 ii dsanced to be applied to the defence of
the city. W
Yeas: Messrs. Nixon, Forstall, Huckins, Stith
and Wits. "@vs
A resolution, adopted by the Assistant Board,
requesting the Board of Aldermen to meet said
Board in secret session, at O'Clock this evening,
was read twice and concurred in, the rules being
suspended. .F .s",s
On motion, the Board adjourned to the chamber
of the Assistant Board, and met said Board in
secret session. 49,. z-.
After which, the doors were opened, and the
Board adjourned.
a. d. CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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Railroads..

Mo-, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, August %, 1861 20 bbls
molasses G Sabatier--4 hhds sugar Lapene & Ferre
SIS do rs bbls molasses Darby & Tremoulet- 25
hhds sugar Belocq, Noblom eco "a do Lauve L.
Leblanc horses 23S head cattle and sundries to
order sAf . f'E'.= RI. ~. y. IT,
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T AIDES WINE.............AADIEs SEEEEa

SPEER's VINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For Its wonderful and beneficial qualities a GENTLE
sTIMULAET, TONIC, D1URETIC and suDORIFIG, whict
lstesfea to by Physicians and thousands of Ladesand Gen
men in all parts Of Europe and America.
Asa Gentle St5muIant and Tonic.
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appot
and Purifying the Blood.
AS Dfurette,
mparts healty action the GLANDS, KIDNEYS, ane
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in nROPsY, GoUT
ERUPTIVE aud RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
As "a sutiorihc,
upon the Skim opening the and sxpelnR ali E
pues by insensble peSaton thereby driving of Eruption
cleansing the surface giving the whol
system, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKI and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long Blossom and Elder
their nost valuable remedies.
In Germany.
The Berresare dried and preserved by aniesf0r In
of sickness.
speer's Wine OF Elder
pure from the juice of cultivated Elder recommended BY
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable
dicinal properties, SUPERIOR other Wines in
Gse and excellent article for all WEAK and DE6ILITAT
ED PERSONS, and tho AGED and INP1RH, removing AL
DISTRACTIONS, improving tho APPETITE and benefsEs
LADIES and CHILDREN
A Ladfes' Wine,
Because 1t will not inoxcate 1t contains mixture
p other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar Havp
and nutr1ve properties imparng healthy tht
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
sA wine glass full may be used with meals,
any tisae through the day, desired.
We will only ask your ndugenceto one trial Of tn
Wine
For sale IN New Orleans by f. ]. HART J. CO, JOHN
WRIGHT Il CO.. JAMES SYME, Canal street, and by al
principal Druggists throughout the United States
Trade Supplied ar proprietor's prices.
ALFRED SPEER, PROPRIETOR
mv25 lykW 2Ilg Broadway New, york
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portstiens a portion has been entered for ware
house, hut a considerable larger amount has been
Withdrawn to avoid the operation Of the new
tariff, in the same way that in July, 1897, large
anantity of goods came on the market to avail OF
the lower duties OF the tariff that then came into
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DEATH ON RATS AND ROACHEs.


WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND r ROACH DEsTRoYlS
guaranteed to be the safe effective agent ever uSea ~
the destruction ofthese troublesome yermin
sure and ASK for WILSON'S Rat AND ROACH W
sTR0YER there many spurious artice8 oGeredtof
Vnrss'e by J. WRIGHT & CO.,
ial 6m&W q and l5l Charities sueah
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-29
. IaFoMTs MIRO EIE fonF o.. NEW roRk Eoa .ulr. !

The decrease in the import of datiable goods has
been Is 3st., and 80 9ct, ii free goods The large
decline which has taken place id the latter is an
evidence thatit is notthe Morrill, Tariff alone which
hasdestroyed business since those goods on which
il does not operate are affected likefhese which do
feeiit. i has beer the paralysis .. trade caused
by the war that has affected all alike; Of the i'm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-29
eAgrLE MAgA EFT.

| JEFFERSON CITY, Angus 20. 1851
Arrived yesterday, $50 Texas Beeyes, 81 Hogs,
80 Sheep Amount of Stock sold were Us Texas
Beeves, and 12l Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on
sale are 466 Texas Beeyes, 80 Hogs, 27o Sheep
sand 29S Veal Cattle. We quote Ts
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