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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12
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PiFTsBURGH. August IL.

.Iksporis.d
- PIfTsBURGH. August IL.
You are probably aware that the Cincin-
natl "Red Stockings" Base Ball Club, on
Saturday aftern oon, succeeded in vsnquhh
ing the Allegheny Club by score of 25 to
13 and yesterday, afternoon they beat the
Olympics by 90 to IA, The ""Red Stock
ings', ',left for Cincinnati at six o o'clock this
morning. They have made hosts of friends
here. a9 .=ra22l3 9si5H9 na .5?n2 , 55qEi II
'5l l -5T e ,yo y Mike McCooIe. 5yS ,Sa.f 10
Mike MeCoole, the pugilist. has annouHc-
ed his desire to meet Joe, COburn at the
MonOngahela House, in this city, on the
18th inst, to arrange for meeting in the
ring. soh
e1sgaltauThe CattIePanic. soIIo
The panic The eEeSpms1s
shipped TO this point from the West is sub
siding. The disease was.confined .exclu-
sively to one lot, and no new cases have
been developed, The demand for fresh
meat in this community has fallen off fully
one-half. Prime fat cattle were sold last
this week at Sc so to Sc IS. III IL
Yacht Capsized-No Lives Lost.
65ssyj ,ifav i1sePHnADEIPaIk, August IL
The report that seven : persons were
orowneu az Auan.ic ~. Slsy, yssseauay a,se1,
ladies and rentiemen wefe ont sailing.
when the yacht was tcapsized, and they
were all thrown into the water.ebut none
were drowned, although the party made
narrow escapes from 1watery graves.
O L.. Foundered an sea-
The schooner sEldorado, hence for. Rich
mond,a Va, dfoundered at sea on Saturday
evening. The crew reached the Cape
Henry light ship in safety ssa9 s4a9}ST e
ApPointmenf.
j. J. Brooks, formerly inspector of IN
ternal hevenue, mas Deen appointed Exam
iner Oh DisuHeries mere, ,'stt ; ssessis,
SAccidento saIoo6 baE
Richard Barron was. caught in the betting
of West Philadelphia brewery Yesterday,
and instantIy Killed. = G1irsS1 = - ,S',s
evIiasv ssi,ox,l.ra sai1B0 %,
The heated termstill continues. but there
was a shower this morning, and there is
|prospeetof more rain.1 az. s5os eSan95os
,.sni.< Ehe Rrize Eighf.J,s .sf.sn
The prize fight between Barney Mul-
len and Dan. Dillon, yesterday, resulted in
rounds had been fought. ~ =, "a ~ : slr
ssl Rolytechnic school. 1agygs
s,a.+r CHICAGO, .Ang. II.
The Common Council voted, last tzeyen-
, ind. TO appropriate 5000 900 for the building
I of Sewers and S250.OOO for the construction
of a 1Polytechnfc School, branch of the
State IndustriaI University, to be under nd the
nrnnriatinn ;s " cond;t;nosJ mnon the Roard
snoat;no tha sohonl w;th;n /, bolf mile of tbe a
geoora nb;cS Scentre of the oitv,
I-.--- .-,:...-
a AAs1z N..H,.1-S a.
NAsHflLLE' aug. IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

The FAN style Of pants for gentle
men are to be tighter than ever. They are
I'd % inside instead Of Doutside ofithe skin.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money veMarker-Aug: II. +
GoLDA Active; opening at 14e, closed
at 46@1461HsAsl " u s4b : u -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

~ Hobbs says Coming thro' the Ryep
is ali very well In its place, but he prefers
the rye coming through him: Butt then
Blobbs Is a benzinist, you know.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

eB Forward is the word! Democrats
of the Fifth Wards fall into line tonight,
and march to glorious victory WIN 8
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

5 sY- Don't forget the meeting at tis
sbath Engine House to-night.Tk = aaip.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

.sSe ess Gssn, thdkkR 400 usually sfestise
cusses, usually make light of everything In
their business. go i. Ls...nsa q a.Inf u n
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Arrived.

9E2iA1 % QUEBEC, August IL.
The steamship st. David, from Glasgow,
has arrived.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

: wIf pig s4ueal it is called con-
founded noise and nuisance. Men and weo
men do5dhe same thing and it is called
ulilsie.aI aIAodistinetion without alf1ifferenees
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

az After the % Getting last night, Hem
mersbach's Band, under the direction Of
the Fourth Ward Seymour and Blair Club,
complimented Judge Thurman with SER
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

FRUIT eINsdaFRuIr c1Ns- - isqsnslb,
Stewards Patent, and theoida style, = sial
AT Buckley's tthe Jiue oystermd1.,, il7,fl -
16 East broadway, next to Taylof's grocery,
aug5aadtonnoy2S OH bai1 Is2s9l ifIg 'hnFl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

Yffcsneanpati q .i5lRsrKss-A6s. n. 81
FLOUR Firm, with q fair demand ;fana-
lily SO 25@105O. q
z.WHEAI-Qeiet; new at % oo@2 t5, ac-
cording to quality demand light r--r
G0RN-Dull,, ear at 9f@92c; sfielfed at
|;-s tJaT54Stsady; Nos. sand Il 53S55c.
RYEAF'frrm; primeSl 40; No. 81 35.1r
.BARLEY-,Ln demand at 81 10@2 15s0
sCOrTONvQuiet; middling 29@291lc;
receipts trifing; stock reduced ito B46e
:. i.TOBACoo4No change; demand light.
III IL MaiSRIIIa Sll sR demand at e5c. but got v
free sellers at 81 25@1 80. Esvsatn tniszi sidT-
| .P0Rk+-Atess neditnalit unchanged.
.SLlA RQ-HeldrflS2 zcg with ssmaff osales;
most holders not offering to sell.
lHNBULK MEATS-Quiet, but firms fI2X
for shonlders and l4l4lsl41sx iof Sides ;lat-
BACoN-Qaiet but, firm at lsJ6 for
Should ders;l ll6 N@l6k for clear Rib Sides
and III for clear do; demand Is OF job
| bingi nature. .HT4sI
.WHAMS-Sugar cured in demand at Ale
for sity they are hsa a. 2sr a1a .za si
BUTTER4Firm at 35@3Sc.
-nEG EGGSAl5@16c! Y Q 5 -. 80 emo fsDf0O
LINSEEDl OfINAdvanced to 81 0e@
los aud in de mand., ,..,,s4 a.. -
HSEEDs-..Gl9Fer. dull at $ls Timothys
~ o@3!o0 Flax, %. :sssls - saq
.mOILS-Lard, advanced to 81 40@$1 45.oa
| PEfROLEU M-Steady at 33@35c.
Chicago nlarket4Aux. III. <"S %
= FLoUR--zQqiet at 50 62t8@iO 25 for
spring extras 40 a 4s,s.,s
Observation-Disclosures; sales No.s1l at
ing as lSIt75 cash and 81 20 seller month
for No. 3; UNCHANGED since noon board. -
CORN-Firmers g and E2L@211c higher
sales No. i at $l.01@1 o. No. 2 at 9S1ac@
81 .00 and rejected at 92@95c closing AZ
81 0lL@1 OH for No. L. s.sSgza bas ilst
.kOATs-Modefaoel active and steady,
sales at So @571 &c; closing at 81 7@571zc.
RYE-In better demand, bat irreg gulars
sales No. 1 at 81 43 and No.2 at 81 500
BkREEY1In fair REQUEST. sales No. 2 in
store at 81 6712@1 70, seller September, at
81 48.tsM. 10 lsVf114 DIS 9nIa0i0
FEOURssUnch = W - = ~
uWHEATEAbout DC lewer.ozsF e,s,sss
ACORN-Unchange at 9s@95c for white.
.OATS--Better at 52@56c.7gdf ~ ..freI
RYE4Hfgker at 81 20@1 ;25. .q f ..sad .,,.i,,,
| PR0vISIONS-Unehanged. & asissi
.,jsl BAT0Nashoulders {1}S;s,9 slsf@lslzo; clear
~
| ELARD-l9c. s!csT m yo4gf ttaIf-aef K,
New erk Dry Gooas Mariket--Aag N.
The market isosteady with. a fair inqui.
~. for staple styles, cotton and wooleu
goods suited to tie season. Heavy brown
sheetings OF popular makes steady at 17@
171sc, printed calieoesz at 131a@l41S&
nous delainese zoe, New York mills
muslins 2Sc, Lonisdale and Androscogg oggfns
1870, and Lawrence. B 16c. eroa.
g. Buffalo Marhet-AuKust H. d,i Y
Market generally dull and unchanged. 4
7WHEAT-sNew amber 50 25 /; new red
$4,000 81; car lots Of No!1 Milwaukee, at
q 6ORN-Car lots,at Sl0s@1 09. .1st jssd
OATS-Offered at 6Sc for new. siafIisy -, ~
FREfGHTS-Unchan s,i 40 H., ,,
Milwaukee Market-Angs 1Isdas 2
FLOUR-Quiet and steady, and prices
Unchanged. -. - syskI-5i 4 .zT..I,9
WHEAT-Quiet; 81 80 for Nos1 1 In store
4 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

tiHeGLowAY's PLLs AND OINrMEsT..-- ~
Coughs and Colds arising from checked
perspiration or any other cause, may be
Immediately abated and rapidly cured by
the nse of HoLLwAY,,s Pulls. They act both
upon the bowels and the skin, and soon re-
lievei every iniammatory symptom. If
HoLLowAY's. OINTMENT be briskly rubbed
into the chest and throat, it will assist in
removing Irritation from the lungs and
windpipe, and materially aid the process
of cure Sold by all Druggists. "oIip I - p.
iuly9-d1y-cw. 9' 4-l.- - ,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12
LOCAL NOTICES

/. PURE BERMUDA ARRow7R 7RooT, In one
pound, half ,poupd and quarter pound
packages, just received by McColm, Miles
@ Mcdonald. s'.,srarsxGEF..
= june III eli ,t-ee,raveIE.,, s,ro-yT-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

SoRos1s.4Some Of the ladies Of this vii
iaysbaye, it is reported formed sort Of
Sorosis society. - They meet in an ice cream
saloon on certain evenings, and talk over
the faults and shortcomings their neigh
bors. OccasionaIly they 60 for an absent
sorry-sis IKE BRICKS We've heard ''em.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

PERSONS travelling in the summer, should
always q be n provided with Humphrey 8
Homeopathic Specifics for D1ARRHEA, DYs.
ENfERY,, and for CHoiERA MoRB6s. A box
or two of these will always save an attack
oftbese, diseases to which one is so liable
in travelipg3sa being drugged-save
calling on strange doctor-and permit you
to take your Journey in quiet. Sold by all
first class druggists, at 25 cents per box.
HUMPHREYS SpEcfFIc HoMoEPArHIc MED-
IclNE Co., 562 Broadway, New Yotk. '',-i Isl
jy29-d6w1yscw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

J FANNY GRooERIEs AND FINE LIQUoRs--
Zettlerl & Ryan, corner of Friend aud
Fourth Street, dealers in Family Groceries
andIfine Foreign fand1 Domestic Liquors, at
wholesale and retaih bIiw GoqD Ls7lsn
q aug6-dIm, .sssnTebliw sili otui j}iybs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

CWGood places for beard-lumber yards.
y ~ The trial II 81 T tie Sshop-iiftefs WIN be
begun before Squire Meeker this morning
at o'clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12
InsffEictions. 10 Gen. Bachanaii.

The instructions to Gen. Buchanan, COM
manding in Louisiana, meeting the approv-
al of the President and 1t being proba BILE
that Gen. Schofield, on account of sickness
in his family, would not be present at the
to have been considered, they were for
warded through the army headquarters
yesterday evening. They are regarded as
Important, because embodying the fullest
recognition of the validity of the Southern
State Governments, which can7now receive
military aid from the General Government
the older States. g gE x u
This paper is thought to make it certain
that there will be no Congressional session
in SeDtember.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

NOTHING SO Met for a pudding as
good, pure. Starch, properly mapufactured
Khgsford's cooking starch has a repnta-;
tion second to none. For sale by McColm,
Miles 81 Mcdonald. sIfbP3f 81 10 ft5s
iune 7tsmIotHf bsbGsiZs hHa stam
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12
81 Len,. IT ssdarSssuIApFsrr1Io y AupFTssrr1Io

New erk Dry Gooas Marikst--Aus N,
The market isnsteady with a. fair inqui-
~. for staple styles, cotton and wooled
goods suited to tie season. Heavy brown
sheetings OF popular makes steady at 1z@
171sc, printed calieoesS at 1319@145xc,
nous delaines zoe, New Yofk mills
muslins 2Sc, Lonisdale and Androscog oggins
1870, and Lawrence. B 16c. sroa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

HEAD QUARTERS fFooR PLASTER AND CE-
MEM. .Azettier & Ryan, corner Of Friend
/, and Fonrth Streets, are the principal deal
ers In louisville and Akron Cement, end
New York, Jersey and Sandusky Calcine
Plaster Orders of country merchants and
Individual orders win rec Give prompt at
tant;ond n0ifi5oq sifl .nsih5sa 1i9h5
III, s, ,ifiw noiiB9inHmmo9 nj mid
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

IL ylA6lIJEG D0G 81 ,Is1dg SUI ,lllp1i eiiN
IT IS GENERALLY GoNcEDEp by every
one that. Kingsford's silver gloss laundry
starch win impart1a finer polish to linen or
cotton goods than any other starch now in
use, Call at at McColms lc l4 Miles lille & M,eDenald's
ana bny box: s9r ni bsbssoous noitnsttG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12
Buffalo marhetLAugust NJ.

Market generally dull and unchanged,
&c GsWHEAT--.New amber 50 25 snewa red
50 -20@2 81; car lots of No!1 Milwaukee at
81 TO- sy -, add 5g,ss,''rs.
. 6ORN-Car lots, at sl0s@I 0s. .1sR 70 IA "a
OATS-Offered at 6Se for new. a9risy ~
FREfGHFS-Unchang s,,,i -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

THE OPEN AIR .CoNcERr. night
again saw Capitol Square crowded, to listen
tGs Tie delightful music furnished BY Tow
ler,sGotnee Band. Q These open air concerts
are getting to be an institution, and one we
are glad to- see becoming q part of the
pleasures Of the people in almost every city
in the State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

bgNCapt Smiths Martial Band will play
at the 5th; Ward meeting Tonight at the
South EpgiReoH House, e .sioe1 .atlivIHa.so
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

SOCIAL Ev1Ils enie woodroe, tor keep
lag a house of ilirep ute, was on yesterday
sentenced to pay ine of SO and be i'm
prisoned in the city prison for ten days,
Jennie Gorhamb nand Nellie Bailey, social
esfsfor rssidfng IN Mrs, w eodroe's house;
were We fined $5 and costs each. They were
all committed in default.iUDa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12
~ , 7 F..I"' = . -
The Latest Mexican Advices.
Clean Health Bills at Havana.
&c., &C., So, SO.
2tT0THE141TTET T
u wASHINGToN.4fA
The Instructions TO General
Buchanan.

al -lwAsH1Narox, Augsi1
It is understood that Col. Dean, of Gov.
Warmouth's staff, was assured by both the
instructions to Gen. Buchanan, copy of
which was furnished to him, was intended
and expected to cover the grounds present.
ed by his chief and the Legislature of
Louisiana - = - - 5A@SAs Ak
Appointment.
The President has appointed George W.
Calby. Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
second district of Alabama, vice Mr.. An
drews, resigned. This is the first appoint
ment of that kind since the adjournment of
Congress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12
New Cotton. A-ab az " -'
n Cur,r. AL Ainnnet IL

/ The first bale of new cotton was re-
ceived here to-day from the plantation of
George p. Baker & Co. It weighed $40
pounds, and was classed middling, and sold
.at ooc. La . !. .-t.-Et. .. II ..--.l NJ 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

sTRANsrERRED u xsrERDAYsAThe follow
lowing trshsfets efrsal estate wereleft at
Jne Recorders Office on Yesterday:
Robert Seeds'and wife t0 JohnsX. Saun'
ders, August Sth, one-fifth part of one acre
of land in Jackson township, for s10.;swoi'
Cyrus 3. McComb and wife to Owen ]
Brown, EebrSary 2sth, 81 acres Of land In
Truro township, for $500. 3 ,82f4i' 82iIlA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

Milwaukee Market-Angs 1Tsiss 2
FLoUR-ouiet and steady, and prices
Unchanged. -. - .szs,l-5. + ~ sI,'-
WHEAT-Quiet; 81 so for No. 1 In store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

oteB- The White Boysin Blue will wake
the echoes Tonight at the South Engine
House, with their cannon. Z. 'so'- :. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-12

/ 3v-i 15f =5isiod Z Arrived. 'Al'G 'i" e ~ q,
I NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-4lhe steamships
Cambria from Hamburg, Vile de Paris,
from Havre, and Prussia, from Liverpool,
have arrived. -=,.-,.. ,,.x 7r--s5EEg-A.F or
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

The LuTIATIvE.-Brick Pomeroys paper,
the New York Democrat in the course of
some sensible advice touching the presidential
contest in the South, says: "h we are to
have another war it will be first begun in the
North. twill begin by refusal to pay taxes,
a Ia Boston harbor and days of tea destruc-
ton" This is precisely the notion which has
long prevailed at this South. 1t is the fixed
purpose of our people not to lie provoked,
under any circumstance, to initiate either a
civil or an inteJ sectional war; For their
persistent manifestation of this purpose the
Radicals hate them more bitterly than ever;
for the Radicals are politically bankrupt the
moment the Northern people in general be-
come satisfied that our people do not cherish
a spirit of chronic rebellion, but are only
anxious to pursue their own and the common
good in the Union. We of the South, more an
ticipative than you of the North, struck for
constitutional liberty eight years ago, when
the cloud of Radical revolution and despot-
ism first brooded over the federal capital.
You, after assisting to crush us down, are now
i,,Eir,-.i.,y -tv-rear1ze the prophetic truth Of
our fears and TO perceive the sincerity of our
motives. Now it is for you, if there must be
war, to take the initiative in your own way;
and it is for us to judge the course which duty
qualified by a wise expediency will call us to
pursue in such a contingency.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
ABOUT LEGAL TENDER. !"

f. E. Spinner, treasurer of the United
States, whose wondrous autograph certiies
the genuineness of several hundred millions
of so-called lawful money" of the United
States in the shape of paper promises due on
demand. has been dunned by Bostonese
holder of one of these for its payment in gold,
on the ground that +" the only dollar known
in law or in fact with which this note can be
paid is the coin established by law as the
dollar of the United States" The mystical
liz, = FL Of the wondrous signature replies,
t;ous being. he feels bound i 10 and conscien-
dollars in gold for the ten dollar note pre-
scented for payment; but, as an executive ma
chine in the treasury department, he must
follow the mandate of the law which declares
all such notes to be 90 legal tender" in pay
ment of public and private debts. And, fur
thermore, he admits that, as regards payment
of the debts of the United States, either in the
form of currency or bonds, illegal tender l"
is no more than worthless rag. He says
GAS the giving of one irredeemable obligation
for another, as has been proposed for the re-
demption of the public debt, is no payment
at all, herewith return you the same note
you sent me, thus preferring to admit the
present unwillingness or inability of the gov
eminent to pay, to the miserable subterfuge
of rendering you other irredeemable paper in
exchange for that which you present me for
payment"
1t is difficult to conceive how functionary
of such apparent conscientious feryor could
have gone on for five years in assiduously
assisting to impose upon the people these de-
lusive substitutes for money. In the execu-
ep o. the legal tender ses 6fs legal
than tender. He now proposes an instant re-
turn to specie payment but his plan for do
ing it is about as hard to comprehend as his
signature. He says much about the duty OF
Enforcement TO pay the bondholdersin gold
in requital for their patriotic service in cash
ing its bonds with It's own paper at q
"shave" of forty or fifty per cent But
about the duty of the government to the
people at large who have been compelled to
take its non-interest bearing paper-"lega
tender at par, be says nothing But the
people will be apt TO think of this branch o.
the subject when the question shall come uI
for practical decision, and to insist that they
the compulsory creditors of the government
without interest, shall be the first who are re-
Quilted with hard cash.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

woman will think of initiating 10 public the shrink
ing stoop OF consc Gus indecency.
Rome required thousand years to exte al he'
jurisdiction over 100000 square miles OF terri
tory, and to bring undes the protection oil her
eseies q population of 10000 0o0-the largest
population ever brought under single govern
ment. Our government, scarcely three-quar'ers
of century old already embraces within Tvs
jurisdiction territory Of 1000. 600 square miles,
and ct the beginning of the next century our
population will be equal to that OF ancient
Rome.
Whom do women dress for for men or women
or 10 suit their own taste, with no thousnt Oh
others? put these interrogatories the other DAY
10 remarkably clever woman OF fashion. None
OF these questions suggest the true answers IN all
csses.n she replied. "Some, indeed. dress 10
please each other; come to please men--or rather
one msn-for women despise mems opinions OF
millinery, as q general thing-though ore may
conform at times TO the mans fancy, for q reason
of er own but the most dressy OF women do not
dress to please anybody they dress 10 toofTy 700
men-fsshionabe women like themselves, with
newer STYLE or faer laces, or more sumptuous
Jewels or cosflier fabrics in robes and shawis anc
all The ct ceterd Of female APPAREL IL Is not an
smiable view of the gentle SEX" bat coming
from one Of themselves, who ought to know, there
may be something Of truth in -[5sra'oga Letter
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

GIN LEE TO GEN. RosEcRAss.-A New York
dispatch Of The 18th ult. says:
II is stated that Gen. Rosecrans addressed q
letter 10 Gen. Lee on affairs of the country, and
requested a written expression Of the latter's
views Of the best plan of restoring good feeling.
Gen. Lee responded, expressing reverence for the
Constitution and desire for complete union of
the States az Of old, and belief that bis desire
was shared by the mass Of rejecting people OF
the South. The South, Lee says, is anxious for
peace and peaceful administration of the gev-
eminent They long for the privilege Of self
government, and say that the Southern people
will treat the colored people kindly and humsnely
if left TO themselves. He emphaticsly deplores
the attempt TO commit the political destinies Of
the South TO the colored people before they are
inch an attempt fraurht with rnisfortunes ana
cslsmites. and frsught with destruction also to
the ne eroes themselves. His letter is Endorsed By
Beauregard. Stephens and Stuart
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

Thanks to Mississippi Fire Company No. 2,
through c. Taylor Ganche, their foreman, for
an invitation to attend the christening of their
new steam engine, Thursday evening, at s
o'clock, at Mrs. Blessey's, Apollo street, near
Calliope street 1t will be grand affair, and
heartily We wish the gallant fire boys pleas
ant evening.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

A CoLoNY OF HoLLANDERs IN VtssIxA.-Tbe
Richmond Wing says: " some forty odd persons
originally from Holland, but more recently from
Michigan, where there is q large Dutch settle
msnt, arrived in this city yesterday on their way
(slresdy set apart for them) and settle. This h
the fruit Of negotiations that we have heretofore
spoken Of between Rev. Mr. Van Raalte and Gen
10 boden. and is but the beginning of what we
may expect in the same way.v
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

SEPTEMBER REGATTAs.-The annual sailing
match for the challenge cup Of the Crescent
City Yacht Club, will come off Thursday, 18th
instant. Other regattas are proposed for the
following day or days, due notice of which
will be given.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02

Neighbor Gresham has supply Of Appleton's
chesp and beautiful edition Of The Monastery, By
Sir Walter Scott. The volume costs only Is cents
q wonderfully low price.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
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