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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-09
A IS EN- BLY, ROO M S.

The ASSEMBLY ROOMS have Just been
fitted up, and are now for rent for LECTU RES,
CON CERTS, FAIRS, Sc. Apply to
feb 15-tf WILMER s. SLAYMAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-09

LEGAL DECISION. Mn the cases CT G.. Lers-
ner VS.. Sawyer and Others noticed in Satur-
days Gazette, as argued before Judge Thomas
at chambers, the Judge il a written opinion,
sustained the motion to quash and ordered the
attachments to be dismissed. The question in
volyed was" the residence Of Mr. Lcrsner at
the date of the attachments F.: L. Smith
and j. Y. Brooke were counsel for Lesner, and
Generals Hunton and Payne for Sawyer and
others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-09

DOTY'S WASHING MACHINES.-We
~ have on hand few Of the above eel bra.
ted Washing Machines, which will be closed
out at Is per cent less than regular prices. Call
and examine at SO, King st. We want the room
for other purposes.
decd JOHN T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-09

GRASS SEED, s. C.-Timothy, Clover,
VI French and English Lawn Grass Seed, Onion
Sets, &C., received and for sale by
feb 26- No. 107, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-09
THRUST SALE OF FAUQUIER LAND.

mar BOOTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-09

NLOV SEED. ..-.4H. ..
15O bushels prime Glover Seed, just received
and for sale by -
feb HOOE s. WEDDERBU RN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-09

I FIERCE PRIME SMOKED BEEF, re-
/ ceived this day and for sale by
feb 81 AVERY s. DAVIDSON.
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nARKErs

LoNDOE. Aug. I7.-Conssls 9iE. Bonds III.
FRANKFORT Aug. l7-BOnds 74l.
LIVERPOOL. AOg. l7-NOon Cotton active
sales estimated at 20 900 bales; mddling uplands
provisions unchanged.
LIvERPooL. Aug. 17-Afternoon.-Cotton buoy
ant and advanced i'd. middling uplands lOld.,
middling Orleans l04d. Lard firm at 66s. Ba-
con SIS.
LONDON, Aug. 17-Evening ng-ConsOls "a. Bonds
IA.
LIvERPooL-Aug. I7-Evening Cotton market
&C i've and prices have advanced 4 of a penny to-
day. closing with an upward tendency. Sales
10000 bales. Middling uplands l0gd., middng
or cans llbd. Wheat easier. Lard quiet, at
Co.. Cd.
Nkw YoRK, Aug. I7.-Cotton market firmer
but not active. sales to-day 900 bales middlng
uplands 29i@30c Fiour-State superine 81 p
as 35. Wheat dull. Corn active, bat prices
favor buyers. Mess pork SIS 62! Lard steady,
Groceries heavy. Turpentioe 45e. Rosin and
freights quiet
demand steadily increasing. Gail loans 4G5 u
cent, prime paper II cent. Gold weaker, l46i
Sterling dull, at 1899. Stocks unsettled. Gov
ernmeDts siesdier-Five twenues of 1852 ll34
Tennessee 6's, new, 633. Nirginia's So asked.
NEW YORK August l7.-5-20s of 1882 ll34; of
1864 1891; Of 1865 lll4; new issue 1913; 1908
1913 of 1868 1913 lO4Os 1881.
CISCINNATI, August l7.-FlOur dull family
sl6@slO 2j. Wheat dull. S2Gls2 0S. Corn 9i0
SIC. Oats 5505sc. Whisky in bond zoe. PORK
SIS IS. Lard 1880. Bu k meats l240l4sc. Bicon
unchanged. butter 33035c. Cheese l44Gl6ac.
Eggs l5al6c. Clover seed lac.
ST. Louis, August l7.-Fiour firm and un-
| changed. Wheat, choice unchanged, other grades
| irregular. Corn S9@96c. Oats 5l053c. Rye
81 10. Provisions feeling stronger.
NOZZLE, Aug. l7.-COtton market quiet hut
| firm. Sales tc-jsy 100 bales; mdd ings 27b0
| 2sc. Receipts, bales rev cotton. Exporis
| bale.
| LOUISVILLE, Aug. I7.-Tobacco unchanged,
| with light receipts. Flour-$6 75@H 2j for
| superfine. Wheat-Red 81 1902 20. Oats Asa
Soc Corn 9s@95c. Rye 81 80. Mess Pork s29
| Lard lslc. Bacon-Shoulders l4c., clear rib
sides l7c, clear sides l74c. Bulk mests-Shou
Gers l2ic., clear sides l6Ac. Whisky-RaW, free
| 81 05Ql 80.
BALTIMORE. Aug. l7.-Virginia 6's of 1867 A
| G454; coupons old and new So. North Cirolius
bOnds, new, n. Cotton firm; middings 30o.
| Flour quiet and less firm. Prime aud choice
wheat firm; low grades dull. Nhita cora 81 lSd
! 20. yellow 81 l7@l Is. Oats 7O0SOc. Mes
porK $50 so. Bacon shoulders l4l@l5c. Lard l9c
| SAVANNAH, August l7.-COron frmer wit
come light demand. Holders too high for buyers
Middling 29c. No sales. Receipts 45 bales.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18

eorTHERN PATESrs.-Col. Rufus r. Rhodes, So
rci,or # patents, No. % Commercial Place, OH
cially reports to the CRESCENT the following com
pete list Of patents granted Southern inventors
for the week ending Augusta, 1868:
0,,isinna-Jsmes f. NcBeh. New Orleans,
thirnbe; Henry CouiDg, New Oreaus, agrlcultu-
raj machine. a.
District Of Co!uInJia-Henry Ansley, Washing
ton. button.
M0y1land-w. s. GOss. Baltimore, screw
driver: Jos. Newcomer. Baltimore, composition
for DESTROYING insects IN wheat.
North Cdrolind-Nssh Cheek, Chapel Hill, bur
glaT alarm lock.
tvstoT. =,
Alabama-Albert Strssser and u. NJ. Leroy,
Montgomery, stand for musquito nets. ,
Kel.tucky- John F. Kinglssmith, Harden, ana
corn planter; Samuel P. Forgy, AnensVihe' Dee
hive. - ,
Tennessee-w. S. Anderson. Shelbyvie, car
coupling; W. II. Parker, Memphis, smoke stack
| Chss F. Woodruff NsWbern, excsvstor.
MissoaTi-W. A Stevenson, Athens, hand spin
ming machine James Smith. St. Louis, stop ooxe'
| for cocks or valves Of water and gas pipes
Re.issue-PloW Geo. Watt. Richmond, va.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
FROM COLUMBIA.
FauAI,ty Le,instioH-Tax Law.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 1.-THE House passed
bill putting the negroes OF this state on an eqaa
footing with the whites The negro members de-
manded the right of hotel tables, beds, etc., snd
access to ali licensed places. Several white Re-
pnblicans voted against the BILL declaring that on
a question Of race they must go with their own
color.
Seventy sections of the tax law passed without
opposition TO day. majority of the members
were 100 ignorant to discuss it. The State Is
practically bsnkrupt-the governor orn raise no
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
WHOSE CASES REQUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT
Render Existence Desirable.

you St TsrnF from Involuntary disshsrgss what
.stsCdOssltprO61 upon your general hsAthi
Dc yoa fsslwe, h, debiltsted east y tirsdf
Does s1srtiOn produce papitatiOn of the hssrti
Does yOur liver urinary organs your kidneys frs
aueptiy get out sfOrderi
IsyOur somstimrs thick. milky nscky or sit ropy
s.tng does thick rise the top; .sdi
nsnt a the bottom after it has stood swhiet
De you have spells of short breathing dyspepsia,
Are your bowels conslipstedt
Do you spells isintng OfbOOd head
Il your memory impaired
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this ssbiscti
Do you feel dull stless mopng tired Of company Offei
Do you wish be left alone get away from everybody
Does any little thing make you start or jRmpi
Is your sleep broken restessi
Is the Iuster of your eye Brilliant the bloom
cheek a hhghti ..............
Do yor enjoy yourself in society weni
Do you pursue your business with the snsrgyi
Do you feel as much confidence in yoursslfi
Are your spirits dull and tagging given to hts Of msAn
ohOlyi
uso do net lay Il to your liver or dyspepsia
Have you restless nights; your back weak, knees
weak and hsve yos appetite and strbuts this
60 dyspepsia OF liver complaint
New, reader, sELF-ABUsE, vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured and sexual e1csses all capable Of pro-
auciuR wsahnsss ofths gsnsrAtive organs
The organs generation when in perfect health make
the man.
Did you think those bold defiant energetic perss
earring successful business always those whose genera
~. organs are in perfect YOu hear such men
somvan of being melancholy Of nervousness Of papSson
,,,h, heart They afraid they cannot sueeeed In
A,,.es, ,sy aO sad and discoursrsd; they are
pleasant the company ofi~des and oOs
ou and then rs fAcsROne Of your dOwncAst looks
,,.ny oh, snssnnsss about them. do not mean those
hsteep ss inhsmsd BY ruHpug to excess These
m no, only ruin their eOnstonS bat also those they do
business with or for
many men from badly cured diseases from the effects
buss and ezcesses brought ssout that state Of
in those has reduced the general system
M mueh a. TO induce every other dissAss-doey a
paryss spinal affections suicide and aines every
sr form Of disease which umAny is heir TO- and thsrs
ans. trouble scarcely suspected and have doc
tod for all but the right Diseases Of these organs re-
, uuire the use Of Durete.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18

The PRESIDENT AND THs LOUISIANA GOVERN
MENT-Washington dispatches Of the 18th TO the
Western prets say " The president has declared
thai he does not recognize the cOnstiutiOnalitY or
legality of the de facto government OF Louisiana,
and denies that in the military order issued lev
days ago a recognition is to be found.
. Ii is semioffoially announced from the White
House this morning that the president does not
consider he recognized Governor Warmoths ad-
minis,ration by Issuing instructions to Gen Bu-
chapan at New Orleans. The military order
named merely recites the provisions OF the Con-
stitution and laws for the Information Of the com.
mapder Of the department OF Louisiana, and d.
rects him to report TO the president any occur
rences or facts that would come within the pro-
visions Of the Constitution and laws cited. when
such report shall he made, II ever, then WIN come
he eYigencv under which the president will de-
termine whether the present ntgoverDment OF Louisi'
ana is TO be recognized or not"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
FROM CHINA.

$50 ChristiaAs drO " m. d.-Y eddO taken Pro
posed nT bttratiOn.
San FRAHCIsco. Aug. l6 The steamer COiora-
do has arrived with Yokohama dates TO July 26th.
One hundred and fifty Christians had been
drowned at Ma gaski
YeddO had been captured By the SOu,herRers
snd half the city burned, including two temples.
The Northern provinces propose arbitration by
France England ard the United States, binding
themselves, and pledging the MksdO to abide by
their DECISION.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
FROM LANCASTER.
Excitement over the stevens EseOrt-Ths
Eunernl.

Excitement Over the stevens Eseort-The
Funeral.
LANCASTER, Pa, August 1.-THE guard OF
honor. composed of the officers Of the Batter
Zouaves, colored, which accompanied the body OF
Mr. stevens from Washington, left here TINS morn
ina, on tbeir return. II appears considerable feel
irg vas excited here by their presence, many Re
pubcsns regarding il as inappropriate. On the
streets this morning the cOored officers attracted
considerable attention. farmers and others gazing
at them with q sort Of mingled curiosity anu won
der. -
At Mr.. Stevenss funeral to-day an immense
crowd was present, including delegations OF socie-
les from ali parts OF the o'ate. Inc governor
and State officers and many other distinguished
individuals were in the procession.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
FROM RICHMOND.

removal Of an OmcIaI-Vsss Baii-Alex.
Rives for Grant aad CslTsx.
RICHMOND, August III. NJ. Humphreys, col
lector of this port and member of the city co1n-
ell, was removed from the latter position by the
military authorities to day.
Amatch game of base ball between the Mary
land Club of Baltimore and the Passtime OF Rich
mond resulted in the defeat of the latter.
Judge Alex. Rives is out in brief letter an
euscips-.hat he will support Grant and Coltax.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18

THE OPENRG OF THE BUSINESS SEASON. SEP
rENBER '6S.-Every indication of an early open
ing Of our business season is most heartily well
come after the stagnation of the long, dull sum-
mer. and individuals endesvoring to bring about
that desirable state Of affairs should receive the
liberal support of the community. Among those
who are spsriDg no pains to promote activity in
business are Messrs Pitkin, PiersOn Il Co.. who,
as will be seen by reference to their advertise
ment in another column of this mornings CRSs'
cKNr, will have opened SO early as the 10th OF
September, at their commodious store, Ia Camp
street. an entire new stock Of fine and fashion
able clothing for men, youths and boys. manuiac-
tured expressly for their house. In addition they
have always that which is newest and best In the
furnishing goods, trunk aud umbrella line, to
eether with a most desirable selection OF linen
and linen bosom shirts. Mr.. r. Pitkin is one OF
our pioneer merchants in this branch OF business,
and understands so well what suits the taste Of
this community that it is impossible that he should
bot give satisfaction to the most fAstidious person
While his stock embraces all that Is most desirable
in material and style, bis prices will be found Il
be in accordance with the times, See advertise
! nent.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. l7-ll A. N.-Barome-
ter 1860; wind east and light Arrived: Steam
ship Sherman. Henry, master, from New York,
with merchandise and passengers to Wood, Low
& LudwigseB; bark File de lAir, Roberts. mas
ter, sixty six days from Liverpool with cargo TO
A. Msury h Co.; bark Prima DOuns, Boomer,
master, seventeen days from Furk's Island, with
salt. TO A. +. Cochran. Sailed: Ship Sorrento.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. It's P. H.-BarOmeter
1865 Wind east aud light. No arrivals. No de.
paItures.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
FROM MEXICO AND THE WEST INDIES.
x.r,ou. NATTER. of small Interest.

NKw YORK, August l7.-Telegraphic sdViees
have beeu received from Vera Cruz 10 18TH, an
the citv of Mexico to the 10th insi. homerS -.
arrived and resumed his duty as niiniS'er VI 'N'
A enforcement Of 400 men had been cent 70
Alstorre. operating against Negrete: A.,,,,
Cortins had refused to join Negrete's rel 6elhon;
The Traite d'Union advocates the poIoy "
,onrtirg European alliances as guard against
American Influences. x...r.a
The colony OF Barbados is uneasy because
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
Chinese Calculation.

The following interesting letter from Sir John
Bowring appears in the London Athen@lm:
1.-The reference of Professor De Morgan 10 The
employment of the fingers for the purposes of
no'atiOn induces me 10 speak of the very ingenl-
uus application in China of this living abacus TO
artbmetcal calculations; OF the facility It give
for the settlement OF accounts and the easy sOln-
ton Of all sums, whether of addition, suotrac-
tion multiplication or division, from one up to
hundred thousand. Every finger on the left hand
represents nine fgures-the little finger the units,
he ring finger the tens, the middle finger the hun
dreds The fure-fnger the thousands, the thumb
The tens Of thousands. The three inner loints
represent from to 3, the three outer TO 6, the
right eide 10 8. The forefnger Of the right hand
is employed for pointing TO the figure to be called
into use thus 1884 would at once be denoted hy
just touching the inside OF the upper joint OF the
forefpVer representing 1000; then the inside OF
the second, or middle joint of the middle finger,
representing zoos thirdly, the inside OF the lower
ioiut Of the ring fDger, representing 80; and
lastly the upper joint of the little finger touched
on the outside, representing 4. Or, again, 95,9J9
would te represented by touching the side OF the
lower Joint of the thumb (900 00O) and the lower
side of the joint Of the fore, middle rinS and little
Apgers, representing respectively 9OOO, 9OO' W
and 3.
Tbe universal correctness OF the accountancy
of China. when there is no purpose of fraud and
the rapidity with which all trading and CONNER
caI accounts are calculated. are facts of n0toTey
TO all who have sny acquaintance with purchase,
or sales made IN mat country. lnuepeh1ehuy o'
the well known mechanical instrument, (the
abacus, which. by the way, ought to be intro
duced into all the elementary schools in Europe
a. il the practice in Russia where it is seen every
where in the shops and msIkets), the ten figures
sIe an omnidTesent Udde mecunl-an easy detec
tor of roguery. or Intentional false reckoning. BE
fore the introduction Of the decimal system 10 tn'
| Spanish colonies the natives we're constantly
cheated from the impossibility OF correcting then
| accounts. made up by the ancient, inconvenien
aud perplex king division of the dollar. have sect
an Indisn hold up his fingers, since the dollar ha
| been divided into cents, snd boast that he coq'
| not be imposed on now. john bOWHNG'"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
u.u..of R..re.entas,ves.


The House met az IL O'Clock; Speaker Lowell
pre- siding; thirty eight members present-no quo
rum.
Recess for half an hour ordered.
Roll was called again at ll5-no quorum pres
ent.
The sergeant alarms was sent for absent men,
beTs.
quorum at last being obtained, prayer by
coloTed preacher.
9he reading of the minutes was dispensed
with.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Claims-kinority report from Noble. of Or.
leans, disagreeing with the unfsyorable report OF
the committee re atve to the claim OF W. W. Hand
lin, and asking permission to give his reasons
for his report on Wednesday. Granted by the
House.
Ways and Means-On an act to license gamb-
ling houses, favorsbly, with amendment.
The amendment was TO make the license
$4,000 per annum, instead of 5000, as fixed by
the hill.
Issbene. of Orleans, moved to fix the license
at $500 coo per year, alleging he did SO to kill the
bill.
Amendment adopted by a vote of 20 to 26.
Bill as amended ordered printed, and further
consideration indefinitely postponed.
ON act to provide means for the reiiof OF
the treasury of the State, unfayorably and sub
On an act providing for the funding of all
kinds of State liabilities, unfayorably and sub
stitute.
Two last bills made special order Of day for yes
terday at O'Clock.
MeMiIlep. of Carroll in the chair.
Committee on lands and levees-On the Senate
bill creating board Of public works, faVoraoly,
with amendments.
BY permission, Holland, of Tensas, introduced
resolution amending the rules of the House 81 as
| I allow the standing committees to employ their
own clerks.
Speaker Lowell in the chair. The speaker stated
| thai the House had placed the matter of appoint.
| ipe the clerks of the committees in the hands OF
the speaker therefore he refused TO entertain or
put the resolution.
| FIRST READING OF BILLS.
By Burrell of st. John, act relative to mar.
riaee; calendar. Aud an act repeating every part
/ of the Civil Code and every law nov on the stat
| ute books, making distinctions on account OF race
/ or color; calendar.
| BILLS ON THsIR THIRD READING.
| A bill fixing the salaries Of the district judges
| of the State. Bill amended so as to place the
salaries at $4,000 per annum, and haally passed
| Sent TO the Senate.
| Aa act relative TO the division Of lands under
legal sales. On motion of McMillen, deferred fol
| sweek. .,.
| An set for the emancipation OF Geo. Z. Phillips
| Passed finally and sent to the Senate.
| An act amending 40 act relative to the town o.
| Bsstrop. Finally passed and sent to the Senate
| Resolutions regarding the waving OF the United
States Tag over public buildings, etc. Grammati
| cal inaccuracies were corrected. A lively debate
nv Radicals amongst themselves ensued, when The
bill finally passed and was sent TO the Senate.
An act to Incorporate the town Of Alexandria
| Pending its consideration the House adjourned
until ii O'Clock Tuesday.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
FROM EUROPE.

TIE Murdered Irish Laadlord-keVerdI
Johnson al Southampton.
DUBLIN, Aug. 1.-THE cOrOner's jury in the case
of the landlord scully, murdered by his tenants 10
T,nneraTv- rendered a verdict OF murder, but the
~ TOOK occasion 20 deprscate the conduct OF
SSc6lIy. and suggested new and more liberal laws
IoSDoS, Aug. .l7.-Mr. johnson remains al to0utn'
ampton. where he receives much attention.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18

Tn Fsyette, Howard county, Missouri the
other day, Mr.. Charles Gary was stung Dy Tour
or Eve bess he went TO his house, sat down on
the doorstep, and died in less than ten mlaa'es:
His father, very old man, was 20 sno1seu a.s - ~
he fatal occurrence that be also died an hour or
,-o aftaruard
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18

u.,Isn are paralyzed. No Indications of improve
nsnt in The future are exhi'Jft Robberies eod
muTeers are of frequent Occurrence since the dis:
banding Of Msrtinezs forces and the arrival OF
Guadslsiarsn troops,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18

"Henrietta." sad Chicago lanaisoy 70 ,ier new
sslc,,or. sI~sys let the bosrders know 1t before
dinner IL may seem strange 70 you Heorieua'
bot sueb things make great dinereO ce IN the eat
inc In the course Of year"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBURG, Aug. l7.-Passed up: Shark and
bsrges at noon. River falling slowly.
VIcKsBURG, Aug. l7.-Passsd up: QIitman,
at p. N.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 1T.-River on stand, with
four feet in the canal. Weather clear and warm.
ST.. LOUIS, August l7.-Riyer declining above
and about stationary here.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18

many members vi the BrIusn garrIsous tnere d Q
Fenians.
Advice. from Jacmel, Hayti, August l, state
that the Picos had been defeated ut the point OF
the bsyoBet, and forty of them taken prisoners
including Gen. Aleyandre, who was shot by his
captors.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
FROM BALTIMORE.
Hank Robbed.

BALTIMORE, Aug 1.-THE Peoples Bank was
entered last night and the vault robbed. Loss
upknown, as the heaviest special depositsrs are
ahsept
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18

Oman y;ctoria,s furs are in q bad way, ifwes
NAV believe the following lines from one OF Tap:
per's latest poems;
shall Popery and It's vermin
(Asbad old times have teenJ
Again ibfest the errnine
OfEnglaud and her queen
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
FROM DETROIT.


DFrRoIr. Aug. I7.-Proiessor Watson, OF the
Detroit observatory, announces the discovery OF
new m MON planet, which shines like star oi
the tenth magnitude.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18

lie Drspesu, Of Donaldsonville' has an Ensn.n
department under the editorship OF ROBERT d.
Bradford.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18
THE CAMPAIGN IN FRANKLIN
PARISH,

GREAT DEMOCRATIC MASS MKErNs-xAGYIFIcxS
BARBACUE-FRANKLIN PARISH ALIVE TO TIE
IssUIs OF THk DAY Two THOUSAND Five HUN
DKED PERSONS PREsENr--IMMKNsE ENTHUSIASM.