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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERAT0R.

The Regener@;or ts Iu, up in Two sizes. and
retaiIs for 50 cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
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S. c. PRATT, VI. D..
lecturer or Sanitary Science,

.FO. Il. ITs1lON l1IFttt, D0SltH
nR. PRATT gives rarticu,Gr attention 30 The ratoua
IL treatment Of the following special diseases viz
Staumeriug. Epilepsy. .heurlatsm Dy.pePs.a disease,
of the Eye ard Tar. diseases u tn- Throat ari gre.
diseases Of Females and ali diseases CT ths Hood iuci-
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HAIR DRESSING

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,h. world I. vii. rz.1s The hi: everything wish /.
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s1--- 10 any Z tn slla..nah's extracts, e-: reign
- Aaz..a- HL:.l a.l1e saar.I sats I. 70 pace
every l.ir's .9.ls. -la..
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raf- vl 54 wen --1ce .e..ke IL color and beauty.
U.s -ia. ~ yagc hair o.l. these r-eulra-io:: md
rs. .lrsa a..-. .3 directions, and We wa-ra-; go-
I good -el.-av Lead y hair.
N47uslct--e,! azI sod a; wholesale hy Henry 7. VII
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First New.Jerssy Cavalry.

10 the Editor Of The n. Y. 1ytbsne
SIR: In your to days issue, your army CORE
sponden 20. W. g." speaking Of tho lat New.Jery Cav
airy, says Il under command Of Msjqr Beaumout"
This Incorrect. Tho regiment handed by Lieut.
Col Joseph Knge and has been since Col WyudhaD
VS. captured
should not trouble you With this correction DID th'rs no;
TO have been intention this and other oc ,.on -
ignore she existence OF brave and highly ne,orous olhcer
Yours truly, J. M. BALDWIN
No. rs Nassau shssf. Aug Is. 1862.
We're We " gay that Mr.. j. n. baldwin, in this
statement, intends "to ignore the ex'rtepee OF q
brave and highly meri,orious officer "-Mnjor Beau
nont--we should probably DO unjust, and certainly
insulting, but not whit more than he Is TO ou'
correspondent. That gentleman, ~e kHor, without
making any inquiry, stated simply what he believed
to be tho fact lie would lcud himself to no such
ittlsness ~ this Of which Mr.. Baldwin accuses tm'
The place of TRIBUNE correspondent who could,
would not DO worth sn hours purchase.-k&l
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Riehmsnd County vsIusteers.
QuAHANTIpE 5. ] Thursday, Al

QUARANTINE D. lbufsosy, aug b. ioos.
A large and enthusiastic war meeting was beld at
the Tompkins Lyceum last evening. at which elo-
quent at patriotic speeches were made by number
Of eminent gentlemen.
Large bodnties were freely offered to voun-
toers.
The Supervisors Of the County have voted 81, 600
for the support Of the families Of volunteers, while
several private individuals guarantee to pay three
hundred dollars week additional 70 the families Of
such volunteers.
Other sums, to be appropriated to like purpose,
were promised by number Of citizens Of wealth.
A considerable number of men from Richmond
County have already volunteered in the MstroPoli-
tan Guard, Marine Artillery, and other regiments.
Richmond County il aroused, and will furnish her
qnota Of troops under both calls without resort to
drafting.
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THE WAR In The SOUTHWEST.
Retreat Of the Rebel Forces under Coffee,
Quantrell, Cookrell, and Tracy.
LEXINGTON MENACED.
OUR FORCES IN PURSUIT.

sEplLrA, Mo, Wednesday, Aue %, 1851. /,
Adyices from the west sre tO the effect that the
Rebel forces under Coffee, Quautrell, Coclren,
Tracy, and others, which lately menacing Lex
pgton, arc in full retreat southwark.
The Rebels are four Thousand strong, and have the
two spiked cannon captured from Major Foster at
Lone Jacks on Friday last.
| Col. Fiu Henry Warren Of the Iowa Cavalry,
and Gen. Blunt of the Kansas forces, are in hot
pursuit, with 500 troops and IA pieces Of artillery
Yesterday Col Warren WAS ten miles north Of
Jobnstown, Bates County, and Gen. Blunt twelve
miles southwest of him. Both were moving rapidly.
The Rebels were only Que hour ahead Of Warren's
Cavalry.
There is every prospect that 'he Rebels will be
overtaken and captured, Or badly whipped a: the
crossing Of the Osage River.
AS soon as Col Houston, the commander ct Lex.
ngton, heard of the defeat of Major Foster at Lone
Jacks, he made energetic preparations for the de-
fensa Of that city.
The old Notifications were extended 10 the river,
to enable the troops TO get water. All the adJacsns
buildings, which might for the shelter of sharp
shooters, were blown up.
Col. Houston also ordered all the hemp 10 town TO
be burned to prevent the Rebels from making hemp
balls again for breast ~Orks.
The warehouses and hemp thus burned were prob
ably worth 100000.
The hemp and factory of Mr.. McGreen slone were
worth t75 900, on which there was Al insurance Of
81, 900.
The city is now entirely secure against attack.
The Mayor Of Henderson, n.y., Gene Over
to the Rebel Army-The Member Of tho
City Council Reiasc 60 take the Oath
Of Allcgiancc-Msvcmcnts Of Indiana
Regiments, &c.
CINCINNATI. Thorsday, Aug 81, 1861.
Special dispatches from Indianapolis say that the
Mayor of Henderson, Kentucky, has gone over 70
the Rebel Army, and that all the members Of the
City Council were arrested for refusing to take the
oath Of allegiance. They were subsequently, re-
Leased upon resigning and giving bonds in 5000
each. The property of the Mayor has been seized
and new election ordered.
Ten Indiana Regiments four companies ofcayalry,
and one battery, have already gone into Kentucky.
Two other regiments were expected to leave last
night.
The Commercial says: To-day guards will be
stationed ut the railroad depot all other avenues
leading IRON the State who will compel all persons
leaving to exhibit pass from the Provost Marshal.
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The PennsyIvamin Volunteers.

HAhksbrkG, Thupd " Aug IT, 1H62
Two regiments went South to-day. By orders re-
ceived from the War Department, SurgeoD-Gener /
Smith is directed to instruct Surgeons TO examine
persons claiming exemption with reference to their
ability to fight srd do other du y AM nj only. I'm.
der this order, those claiming exemption account
OF varions disorders will stand but u poor chance.
Surgeons will be at once selected for the various
counties. and sworn to perform their duty without
fear or favor. No certificates of physicians nil
ds,its Of dreese by persons afflicted will be re-
sarded by examining Surgeons.
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Morrisanin and West Farms-A Contrast.
A War Meeting was held at Morrisania, Wrstches'
ter County, on Monday night. The meeting was
presided over by Capt. Moser, and ww addressed at
great length by Isaiah I. Williams, esq, who
strongly advocated the employment of the blacks in
sid of the Union armies in tho South, ss u measure
not only of retaliation but Of defense. Mr. Williams
was replied to by DR.. Bradford. Justice Spratloy,
and others, who took strong ground again" the eln'
ployment Of tie negro in any capacity whatever;
aud this latter doctrine has generally prevailed in
tho town. The result has been that. after three
meetings only $500 has been subscribed, and but
few volunteers obtained in the town.
At West Farms, on the other hand. similar argu-
mens in favor Of using tho negro were addressed TO
the citizens BY Mr.. Williams ut late meeting, and
those sentiments have been sustained generally in
this town, and were upheld at meeting on Wednes-
Day night, By Judge DAILY Of tho Common Pleas.
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Tho BuGnio Board Of Trade-Iake saiI-


BrvyAIo. Thursday Aug. a. 1861
The Buffalo Board Of Trade have opened core.
spoud.nce with the other Boards Of Trade Of the
Lake cities, proposing to organize, by voluntary en-
li.tment, for four or FIVE months service. 1000 or
more Lake sailors, who are unemployed during the
Winter month";, and offer them To the Government
Tor ocean service, the several Boards paying their
wages 70 that they will be no expense 10 the Gov
eminent except for r.tons clothing. cquipu.ents ETC.
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The Mas.ae usetts Volunteers, &c.

BoeToN, ThuT'dsy Aug IT I3bz
The 18th Massachusetts regiment, Col. Welde,
leaves tomorrow for the seat OF war. The repi-
nent will be transported to New-YOrk by special
boat and trsin via Fall River Thus not interfering
with the regular passenger travel The 3Srh Nausea.
chusetts regiment is under orders to leave Sunday.
The Maine 18th bivouaeked on Boston Common
this afternoon and left, via Stonington, early this
evening.
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The Town Of Addison Aroused.

ADDISON, n. T., Thursday Aug H. itz.
This town ia fully aroused. Among all classes a
martial spirit prevails. Drafting is at discount as
we have already raised our full quota for both calls
Of the Government, and volunteers are still coming
in fast and thick Addison claims " be the banner
town of the State.
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u'ar Meeting in EccI.i,sst0w Ia, N. j.

sp.c,si Dispatch TO The " Y. TEibure
BoRprSrowy. n. j.. Thurslsy. Aug 81, 1869.
4 grand war meeting was held tonight at Reck'
lesslowu, Burlington County Nj. 1t MAS ad.
dressed by Mossrs James NJ. Scarel, Garrett s. Can
non, Z. L. Sorel, and VIM. IA. Van Norwich.
Much enthusiasm WAS evipced. 1t is thought the
quota OF Burlington County will be rsised without
Draft.
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The consequence is, that at West Fsrms upward Of
S. 600 have been subscribed. and nearly hundi ed
recruits have been already enlisted.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoKTxsss MosKoK. Wednesday. Aug 20 lSol'
The steamships Vanderbilt and Baltic, after lying
Ut anchor from Two TO three weeks abreast the fort
steamed up to-day and both went out to sea.
Tbs new steamer City Of Hudson arrived here TO-
day.
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The TrOns7des.

PHILADELPHIA. 1hurd,y, Aug. a. 1907.
Tie Irousides, Commander Thomas Turner, sailed
from the Nayy.Yad On the Gst srlse to-day.
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The Map above printed will enable the reader Il
determine the relative positions Of the Union annie

O'Clock nearly all the immense trains Of the army
wer. through the town.
have only a moment for thes hurried lines which
hope to send by an early train this morning TWAS
expected that tie army would cross the R"ppahan-
mock by 10 o'clock but the passage of The trains Wal
10 much DELAYED that it will not be attempted. The
corps Of Banks II here, and Mcdowell If coming up.
Both will wait the arrival Of Sigel, who corer toe
retreat and will not be- hurried. As write, these
masses If troops are pouring in swift but orderly
marches along the narrow roads and over the heIdf
tov ard the towu-the already listening for the
sonni OF following cannon. All day long the march
will continue. Slgei is not expected till noon, and
whatever happens not II regiment leaves till the rear
come. up. /; Is wonderful retreat. for In spite OF
del.ys there is no panic among the trains, and
though the troops are moving 10 the rear they
march M il TO battle. The sunlight streams ont
brightly, the air ID cool the day is nll that can be
wrbed il it is only long enough. No battle to-day
if any means Can avoid it; perhaps none tomorrow,
but un the Rappahanuock, before the week closes,
comes the dea1eet struggle Of the war.
The Army on it's Way to Fortress Monroe
Corrc,p oud.nce II The ~ l. Tribune.
U.Kvo,jp. MILE Va. near Big Bethel. Aug 20. 1852
WIZ the headau ,rt-rs Of the army OF the Potomac
left UarIison's Landing on Saturday morning, at
seven. and camped that night about one mile this
side Of Charles City Court House, near the mouse OF
widow Christian whose ! nsband Wa for long
time clerk of the county. Next morning we came
ON II, II rapid pace passing Old John Tylers mansion,
and c,mpcd that uigbt at Williamsburg, distance
Of nj le.s, % miles. Gen. Mcclellan remained be-
hind at the Cnickahominy experimenting the Cross
ipg over Of the remainder Of the army on the Pom
toon Bridge male of &c boats, sbd OF 1000 feet IN
lynyth--s splendid affair. TIE whole army train
AID large number oftroops crossed safely o'er-the
moot OF the latter having crossed at Liberty Bnoge,
some miles above. About p. IN. Oh Monday, Gen.
Mcclellan and part Of his staff came up to the camp
at Williamsburg. Orders were gwen w move ~
S a. ~. Tnesday We left ut that hour. and reached
Yorktown about p IN, at which place Gems NC.
Clellan aud Marcy lef for Washington by boat. aud
the headquarters moved on to Camp Scott, where
near the hospital about two hours rest was tAken'
when we came on here arriving last night at dark.
This morning we leave for Fortress Monroe 10
miles distant where we expect 10 arrive this P. III.
Incidents Of rome unusaxl interest have occurred
on the way, some Of which shAl Try 70 give you al
the first stopping place. HANNIBAL
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Atbtl tantelliqel,fe. !.
cRrsssS5 o,,leE: No; 70 0Anr sTsFsr,

Monday Morning, january 6, 1852.
The weather on Saturday early in the day; was
foggy it cleared of in time to allow the Natchez
and J. F. Pargoud to arrive and leave again. The
Golden Age did not get until nearly dark she left
for Fort Adams yesterday. Since'ou last report
the arrivals have been numerous. The Clara
Dolsen and Scotland, from Memphis, arrived yes
terday. The Dosen will leave for Columbus,
Memphis and the bends this evening. =
On Saturday night we were visited with a
shower OF rain it cleared off yesterday but it is
too warm, we think, to last long.
The Magnolia, Prince Of Wales Ed. J. Gay and
Alonzo Child, from Memphis, viii all be at tn.
leyee to-day, receiving for their return trips ase
the Laurel Hill, 7. W., Roberts, Acadia, and otle
coast packets " st9 SO Z
r The number of arrivals of river steamers for TIP
week ending Friday last at noon, amounted to 4Pt
The receipts of the leading articles of produce pes
these arrivals foot up as follows: Sugar, 725
hhds., ties. and bbls; molasses, 20,79O bhls. F,
bacon hhds. and casks; rope, AL coils; buttel0
$50 kegs and frkins bran, 1907 sacks; beef, 25f,
hhds. and ties. corn 1928 sacks and bbls.; foutd
5764 bbls. bay 1929 bales; lard, 1873 ties. and
bbls and Is kegs; oats ll62 bbls. and sacks lard
oil % bbs. potatoes, go bbls. pork, bbls. an9
tcs.; rice, 1857 casks rum, ia bbls; tobacco, q
hhds.; whisky, As bbls. wheat, GAS sacks. 'ss :
The river, before the city, has fallen one foot
four inches since last report and is now clever
feet six inches below high water mark.
The Memphis Avalanche of the 4th says:
The weather yesterday was sort of compoun'
of grave and gay, sunshine and cloud, with occs,
sionaf indications of rain.
There was considerable activity about the fevee
yesterday. Indeed, we have seldom seen moql
busness,like operations on the levee, even wig
business affairs were in the best state.
The rivef at this point is rising slowly. y
MARY 7. FOR LAFouRCHE. fast tri-weebia,
passenger packet Mary T., Capt. A. Dugas, coka
mander, and Mr.. Eugene Latapie, clerk, leaves at II
o'clock this day for the above and all Intermediate
coast landings. {
ROBERT FULTeS FOR RED R1yER.-The new ligh
draught passenger packet Robert Fulton, Capt. W
w. Withenbury. commander, and Mr.. Sam. Lawson
clerk leaves at o'clock this evening, for all land
ings on Red river up to Alexandria. l.
LAUREL HILL FOR BAYOU SARA.-The regular
superior and c. s. mail passenger packet Lauret
Hill, Capt. S. Heno, commander, and Mr. George
Wilkinson, clerk; leaves at O'Clock this even
ing for Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara and all way land
ings. il
CLARA DoLsEN FOR MEMPHIs.-The very light
draught and large passenger and freight packet
Clara Dolsen, Capt. W. T. Dunning, commander,
and Mr.. A. P. Stewart, clerk, leaves at O'Clock
this evening for all way landings up to Memphis,
taking freight for Columbus, Hickman, and New
Madrid Is
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8e0ish> of tbe HIarksts.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 GAHP STREET,
~ s@5fss&s Monday Morning. January g. 1872.
CoTTos. I'VE did not hear Of a sale to-day
TOBACCO. Nothing reported.
SUGAR. The sales embrace about 1900 hhds.
at previous rates. Fair to Fully Fair 2434c. H. b.
s MoLAssEs. s. About $500 bbls sold at 15@lssc.
for Common to Choice Fermenting and 1sa@ lsac.
for Prime to Choice. Also 600 BALI -bbls at 900
81 for Fermenting and 22@a2lc. u gallon for
Prime to Choice. 5S
CoRN. 800 sacks White sold at csc. and 100 at
81 % bushel. 5As5 !. 10
BRAN 400 sacks sold in lots at ST. IS % LOOMS.
RYE. sosacks sold at 81 SO u bushel. SS'a
WHIsKY. i. There is no Rectifed in the market.
Old Bourbon and Monongahela is retailing at ST. rs
@sI so.
LARD. Some small lots Of tierces have sold at
Csc. " b. s q
BACON Shoulders are retailing slowly at 2so.,
Ribbed Sides rs, Clear Sides 27@2s, Plain Hams
22@ 2sc. and Sugar Cured at Csc. 70 b.
PoRk... Mess is retailing slowly at s44@s45
Pbbl. IN ..jTgss -.
RosN,. Sold on Wednesday, not previously re,
ported, 800 bbla. No. at So and 200 bbls. No. at
IS % Dbl. :.
Nothing else reported s. <'. ss
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4 t 7
10 mus sngar a elfsla &cozs DO Az Dds m9'
iasses barbridge' &eo,a2o hllds sugar TO Mil
tsmosrgsf % 20 60 10 ools moasses 10 iayne .
,assa % hass sqsal sTv pp,s
DOS moiasses.
| LOBDELL'S STORE-Per steamer M Sharpe
10 hhds sugar Glraud &co--S do Toledano d
Taylor 20 do Leyeque i Baquie- IS do G Ma,
rianaux-l0 do rs bbls molasses s 0 Nelson eco
70 40 ban a. Rodd-e4 Dds haif Dds moasses 10
: ~ mupriye Nco.z4 DO 4 Mlltenberger &Go-l2o dc
| q % AhurpIiuge &co.n 40 haWklns q NorWoioaI
Su ppS i'csses ~ * heiiy no ~ h1 nus
M , " sS S 70 Ao'
| mas sugar l4i Dds lH nj Dds molasses.
| ALEXANDRIA, Per steamer Era No q rs
| hhds sugar 60 bbls Molasses W lteverich &co-i
| do Montgomery s,White-- 10 do IS hhds sugar TIC
= " sslyt' ~ s1nkSnn NJ IS, sssBS as
~ ~ Dc Wood y Low--l2 do Perkins &co4 do %
| onf,I ~, ~ vs. 70 ofoef, .
MA, a. i.i.VuSA2- PeT steamer Milton Ret-t
RrowS Sas"I bai'9tf, Noolom eco II do Mooreo
~ " sul 1- ,,2 uo,o4 ppis lnoiasses NV BurbridgeS
40 r. ~ " ponneli &co- DO Free Market II
60 .Gaap street Asylum-s do hhds sugar to y /
do hbds -ouo ~ nnis m nn sabatier-
Bradbnry < Sa, ~ SACKS cotton seed
dries to order. wv w d a aasilh's- SFo
Nc noN, Inc. +
~, I'M Nm, aLpooN sa slLi-E- Per steamer Mary
iio mus sugar 26o bbls 40 hf bbs molasses Fol,
ses Re,1oco Illus sugar ~ DDS nj Dds moItA
| * bf hhI oSooio.ii W hhds sugar ~ bs'-
SMEAR II Tete 90 hoo1 ,I, y onarpahuerrI ~ n37'
VS. Al ~ o. ~ ~ w % Dds moasses r. DASH
An rustin 4 Thhaom,t ~ ~ heflionr-1 r.
| molasses Gordon ir- so do Darby q Tremoul5
"a do I Lanaux-5O do So hhds sugar Rotchfort
Brown &co-25 dc, G NJ Bayly Sco93O do 80 III
molasses A Kelly &co-lS ihds sugar W & D U5{
4uhart- 200 bbs sugar Williams &co-Tstal a
hhds sugar 66l bbs So Inf bbls molasses. u
DONALDSONyILI,E- Per steamer acasia
hhds sugar to G 4 Web. 20 do Auqnstin e ri
beault-4S do NJ Gordon ir-25 do do f1arhv + Tt8
moulet--lO do 20 bbls molasses to T, 0iivior 81 u
McStea, Value &co-65 do 80 hbds smear tn p n
pero- Is do so bbls molasses ] Iahatntl "a do H.
hhds sugar B Martell- 20 do as If bbls rnnEa as
to Braud & Landry sundries to order fatal 9# y
hllds sugar 267 bbis SO hf bbls moasses, 81
.,
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CATTLE ARK EFT.
JErFgRsoN cry, JAM

ssyS JEFFERSON cry. january G. 1872
Arrived Saturday and yesterday 577 Texas and
81 Western Beeyes, 1872 Hogs $50 Sheep, 81 Veal
Cattle and, l6 Mich Cows. Amount of stock sold
were 275 Texas and Western Beeves, rs Hogs
and 20 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale
are 75l Texas and l2s Western Beeyes, ll2O Hogs,
I'll Sheep, 81 Veal Cattle and 10 Mich Cows We
quote z.5ie
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The weekly return Of the banks show thefollow
ing changes for the week a:
This decrease in payments does not indicate a.

This decrease in payments does not indicate any
pressure in the planting interest.
The exchange market has. somewhat impro we'd
this week. Sterling is held at 1s091i35 at the
banks. Outside there are some bills offered daily
Ia small. sums at from l250al2S, which shows an
improvement over last week; to be checked in any
fnFthersad yanceS by the additional embroglio with
England. In francs there have been sales of
LOCO bank drafts on PIT. In domestic there have
been only light transactions on Richmond There
does not appear to be any other financial center in
the Southern Confederacy except New Orleans.
Bank shares have been very qniet this week.
Holders prefer. to obtain their dividends before
selling out. To-day the directors of the Mechanics
and Traders' Bank declared dividend of get
fol. the last six months. The Merchants Bank will
declare one on Monday, which will bring up the
rear of the free banks. Stockholders are most
agreeably disappointed in the results Of the last six
months business. t..,zgy5lss5 .Sg .-a - e. r
3 We append the half-yearly statement Of the
Union Bank, preparatory to the half-yearly divi-
dend being made up to the close Of the year. The
actual surplus, after payment of the dividend on
the 10th inst, will be S226,9s7 against 500 o57 for
same time last year. The bonds were all bought
at par and paid for in gold, which may be deemed
so much capital locked up in. Baton Rouge under
an iron banking law
Semi Annual Statement of the Union Bank of Lou-
Fl siana, Dec. 81, 1851