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.ýs~ ,ia.:. aýw ý+,. .. iele~ n'ý9 pep ION, on it larA * { ~ ~ ~ 1851l~l N II, t;itpt Oto We on tic Soplatced a an e ~ ~ i FThe go ore for thelri no'u ol °° e Arm an tyle of egile into r p batne.rshi alk VI ML lL Oae s ripdo; -r,< H yiyIt havif faro-s `;,oin of the th I.I+ y, tbeteir offie at be or the firman& o yeste of oe e iento epaortnershicp a i o aeetre otheteouhl hp Robeert w Soaq Santiago for this port, for 'en Kouly. ° t;1iý > rT is ant. John- t a" of Col. ltann -neva, in Kane county. her Chooer storm on therd ah aresiding 1 ur ofhore, weore killed bysaid a *IjStlo'teehwsonble wayhbomineta 1 ` sittnR beold him on the Viro.k. uto19angetoaate the v,,3 io age nKrloe n contyry. S 'igleve' by the explstormon ofthe iC ues died r. Alexsiins -w qr wa re k illed, wa a rf who is now on his road ofthe tT . 6sateam frigate ,ni t c fha butod ais thae tht of seaaewsa.tir€,~itasatoýFelsVache, W enA topjtre by an explosion o .tavenpver shr abrnk frosl iheirh employ wres e epovi lon for the trcht in Brondywine S tnday pev t eois fitegeaseM. n eAppe o1 RosWe Bonar er Aieacouso -A . U* York Tloaes, rnt the take of ia. statQ thalt the ascent of mecood miade this year-woo at i *aeg ses, eons of the re. Pr p ,ooiwho reachet the summit idr their empl day They i haeouasi with moult and the 4s*Jihpa lforty-ve yac-rof age, S hladeiphria son the 26th St tIdotting his * a sandtsted lived in New Or. oud an hild. RHe wias ec ent oldition. >.;4. rtt e. 'ta vo sr Ju ierarase,-A s e Yrk~fibhm the Lake of rr: aindn ,suede this year-was so cr, sonls t theook plae re ,abllaple of Terre del hreac he the ren brig &weocpietdainakinghbyro. when tlhey wbre attacked by 4Iccfhi liotonded 1o efibe purposredaey The io a ito b te made tash oiers of the v nv' or age, Philadelphia on the 25th lend~cutting his .and stated .' .'lived inNew Or. ýy 4-Ni ad child.' He was sent f 1,ede cndtion. t"' onie ook place re-. iifpf fTerre del s ip ! w o ttieFrenohno brig z py o cplelftaing.bhydro" ire:teywr ttacked ,by .`xis ,. - 4g. 9 jy p iu , £aRpoe. The Kings to d b m de to-Abte officers ofthe n r oV04t presented to the i ev eraisueounties whl tic riI. ' gthifving, free negroes,. r. l.rhnesrtncastesowhete It p. p tio Rpnear neglected, S _ nance of t.heir fsmilies, Stlwa ; sietheir jstsdebto L SQatunou.- Tahe lTha it . der this caption the Fort $ great e nut the itam's Horn P Sete two lis no ideathat the Post Ra5 *ntoso ereoloeds routeforthe a 'a z svsnie malto BanFrancisco, t anotege that St. Louis li 'O mie.forthe two points on the o t-o.ng, ?to form a jlntion at tl -- thesayof ElPaso, mFon ms, a .taeiIs on parallel 37a, and o dsatnd Sen Francisco 38 deg. Ui T hom St. Louis goes due a miles to Little Rock, a to San Franiseo, cra- I ldm (P of titde to El Paso, t . to San Francisoh . Verily, t Poemater General is thea ' sa:smte. A heautroul commentary tsh.omw r6, N.Ne Y., says: JoshusHibbard, formerly ", livi. on a farm iom ., Ac.p .-Ip the Camden (Ark.) thanlt. wAnd the following : g an l " a .re y r> qhe plank b avs way, ds~ r teie sider fr the r dp. Afrthree S i h e elied in the etforts to hasem not damaged apparently Rwoo OpilvoG.-Mmrs* e441* Ish- #twdiu s eet-who arc oalays-e 'iu5uasme a ro Tavensa', os -The propietor of this t e (we our d e a k easldere, Ms ar orict s lea, Is Phb ldiPhis, are pra ored ee ordears for the j euz ~ose trough ther sii s in ta city, Mr. W. E. 04 ,30.sp W. . IFiade.es r U dout owtln ctensl p Shr as o.impie , the or Tbot lfst Saturday e Cot es.Id 1o 1 ha made. the stndm tnthlr duties aith ithodev es of the ci toe "o Sat pt er ior n w A msr ismothe pn d new ably.. Then, aod none until thm ur Stwalt b pe redeemed from taxation ane ndatea e of th e organio law he carried y Swill the revenue of th teb e applied for which they wee Intended. wondai.t ever of the Ameri can party i e WfrA es* t .as p ptting od sndtue menlo a Wee tau fot odi, wilt inspire the people of the dith no eB.; They will non red oole their enthe go a is-the caoue of the contrye and are long the ucamp-fires willbe .rndin from the Golf oho thsle B SnthtotheaAr anoss ine othe oh Nortis, nd frtom~ s iver onthe ke at to the Sahie ta onthe West. · S Wee ayestong hoe of th o he success of our State the lt, proTeher . opa e eetions are put forth-pro an v:ed theenimmnwteilth Is thorogshly canvassed- a and pofied ther maeses oaf the pespi, who eare pa cndOidate5l asfo or emoluments, and who wish'ei a end.beornn and jnst admine straton of the o el goverBu ent, m e o lly, and tthflly informed inbe-n in to rthe ,egsl ativand other act of the ominant th pere oly r ing thelet,fewyorac fo the lis- e o ithee of iur cidain) for Copespo f Meaa the l, Eustie, Inre e rd prkse-Pave ,ein actively atnof wos f worlthen erimes, and have performed yeoman ev.t pce. padge Wtierston, who hae been lyg quitte SeWashingo forl amonthor more, reached this E 0 yesterday morning n mproved ealth, andwill the We w ires me, insdaty eonrluion, al thoe ughcan ya of the Third Congressional District, oherein the o qasty nong F ;lthe Democracy have keen getting dt w aes wor the eersithnce dthe upoplar nominastion eofCt vie d so. Hisn election, as well as thatf of yMesss. lead stl and Borka, we look pon as a fact as meagpobly nuxedisaythiongliale to tohe contiogen-t a tiost ohnm i e can he., n who Bot, while oa r ongresineal candidates have een1t doing good work .eave not heard a word from the candlidates on the Stale ticket. It is out time they ci were commencing theeforance of their share ofa the oler. Their opponents are oin the field, andtt have been In the field for weeks, energetically can vassing with themase.; andftheythink they can .ays ipVanWinkle eleep for the next sixty dayse rts s d qustmskep cost y ensconced in p sy g berths, dh we far they will find themselves mistaken. Each on eandidate for pohlt office, and ach friend of the 01 mase oaonld to ne nerve himself for the contest w and laker anceasingly until November, if he would fe win the victory for his psrty. By inch means, and i by sch means only, ean triumphbe secoured beyond t a pecadventire. We wilt remark, in conclusion, that all the news g t whIch reaches es ois of the moot cheering character.. S Rather strong Language. i The following article, extracted from the Clintoni (East Fellciana) Democrat, of the 29th ult, dealo - some hard hlows at Davidson and his coadjutors, o Swhich we deem worthy reprodction in ouar colmnoe It In well the people should be posted in regord to f what the leaders of the dominantparty in this State se I esy abeut each other. An exposure of the selfoh- t - ness and corruption of the wireworkers will proba- h hp load to a radical reform in poublic men Rand paublic measunres- conummation roligionusly to be wished. I H erel i whatth sDemocrcat ay, . n Tue DicMcote on.-to every day life, men who I t tapst from honesty and engage in nlawful pursuits, ' always strive toin hve associnates in their midoings, Sths.iendeavoring to ooth their consciences y a fel le w shipIn gais t s it is with old and hackneyed politicanning a vnd achieved position by trickery, h conning and decesit theyainstilinto the minds of their followere their favorite and solacing axiom, that the "end justifies the meann." is, nThs we see men who have disregarded therules of 'and eastoms of the Deiocratic party, men who have ase ro in successful opposition to regularly nominated Scandidates, men who have not only voted for hut Stsupported independent candidates, the moot load and ad. enoergetic inosupport of that epls ultra of political n. cuning and maneuvering, Thomas . Davidson. A or "fellow-feeling makes them wndrous kind." These old and enpert politicians would delude the on masses into the belief that they are diinteroested in eis thisenpport, whereas if you scan them closely, youn ire wil find not a few among them applicants for place he and posltion,or having a little claim which they ex pect to have foisted through Cooprese. f[ These are the men who sbiae pd e peses, and get op e n paper "tremendous ratfication meetings, oin lelttera from abroad containing " great enthooi l-A sm," and dilate elaeortely at streed corners upon of the tranoescdeot merits of their candidate, all with of the view of raising an excitement Is his behalf en tirely spuriou isn It character. so- In connection with them more pliant tools, how Ic. natural it is for '-old fogies," who in.yearse past held nit a seat In seceet canons, and now long for a return of Stblse halcyon days, when the Democracy calmly and quietly submitte ito their decision in the selection of die candIdates, to enlist themselves onder their banners, and .unite in denounciog all who ore not willing tu blindly yield to their dictation. te, In the last straggles in ;his parish, which were 5th crowned with success, it wan the boast of the Demo his -caty, that they had no tecrets from the people, it Swqa nly their opponents who met in private council, te and there concected measures to delude and rule their Or blind adherents But thin in changed. There is a eat dictatorship in this parish, who have token upon themselves the advising and the ruling of the Demo cratloparty. Todifior from them is a political heresy re- punisahable wthexcommunicalton. It strikes at their del privilege us free cinesze It forhids them to exorcise their own judgment, It forhids them tohove athooght ,rlg of their ows, it places smark upon them, it attacks Ire- them Is their business relations, it proacrihes and tsp denounces them us heing of a different creed, and would, if it hlid the power, deprive them of the lug To this state of things are we sow tending, andit the remalns to he seen whether this combinatioi, sup ported hy onpriecipled politicians, and aided hy sub sidles from abroad, shall rototflly trample out the the 'righte of oitizens, and place is their otead a viadic tit. and implacnsle dictatorship. F•AILU Op nO ' B O10 LIFI AND TRUST COMt'ANYT. In New York o the 25th, Judge Peabody granted fifteen attachments against the Ohio Life and Trust Company, at the sunit of several hanks and firms in that city. By the attachments already issued, the liabilities of the Trust Company is found to be about There will probably be other attach ments applied for. The office of the Company is in possession of the Sheriff. The Express says : The most important event of the day is the suspen saon of the New York Branch of the Ohio Life and Trust Company, as unexpeeted as it has bheu start to all business people. From the Cincinnati office, the report is that all is correct there, and that Company knows no impediment to its pro.eeding as usual, exceptthe embarrassments of the New York office. The charter requires that one and a half mil lions shall be invested on bond and mortgage il Ohio, so that the resources of the Company cannot all be scattered by any ordinary revulsion. The Company in New York does no life insurance, and the suspen sion, fortunately, will not in this particular affect those who have provided for the future by life insuar ance. The snupension is attributed to the enormous depreciation In railway securities, with which the Company here has been very heavily loaded, and which at the moment are unavailable. It was under stood, at a late hour this afternoon, that the Sheriff was in possesesion of the books and assets of the con cern, at the suit of Messrs. Brown, Brothers & Co.. Win. Huge & Co., the Union Bank and other parties, and upoa charges of misapprpriation of funds. The streetis full of explanations of the failure, which are omitted here, as the facts will be soon elicited. a he suspension will be wide spread in its effects, and give a shockto confidence, which was not wanted to make frnantial alaire quite gloomy enough. The Ssoruiny vo which i ilread companies have been sub jected,by reason of the large decline in their market value, had rendered their use as rollaterais almost im a, osibe. It will nowbe shown what large sums have Sbee nk by the friends of many roads who have Scredited teir fnancial reports, and stood by their , stocks. Ohio and n hbortg States have been the re focus of a railway rm, and though the New York d office alone is now al uaneed assouspended, it will be a sulect ofl congratulation if the discredit of railway I, seourites does not carry the home officedown, anod 0 withit Western banks and bankers, all of which have ly too many railway ahares as collateral, for their safety. ConPs tr NOnRTavsa Mmssosletr-.-The Grenada (yalabusha aounty) Republican of Saturday lst says : ,g The recent rains have caused cotton to grow rap a- idly. It is two weeks later than usual, but with dry s weather and a late fall an average yield will be made. a- Should it become wet, with an early fall, the crop very, very light. In case ot wet the lower tolls will rot. Should there be an early fall the upper bolls s wall be cut offby the thust. Thus, it will be seen., are ma bur plantlng frienda steering their barks of hope and Al- expectation between Scylla and Charybdis. a The cepa In the Mis.s ilpi bottom are represented e as bring very fine. 'fhb recent rains. however, have E. created some anxiety amo:g planters ar to their effcc upon the cotton yluat. aoOBP*dENC*ot TrS . A MosBIL, Ang ho O, 157. aI n prei. 'E> kr In my last eo ln I ih to give some attention to the inetigatlon of te prospectt and business of the Southern Oil Moc aompany, whose works are now rapldly'gbing up at fore the lower end of our city. But previous to entering B into that subject, let me pays a p*ing qgplitnent to To PtUe Oi sses o oil. - . it Our editors have made a commendable beginning Hs in aJlling the attentibn of our capitelit to the for m'iaerl deposits in Alabama,; and the advantageiof ean, investing thpir surplus fnndt in home enterprises- -Kel 'hose 'calculeted to 'develop hed resources of the id Southern States, while at the esame.s m the return P' will be as speedy and the profits certainly equal to nae any investments they can possibly make abroad. The e Triblide of thisimoering has a leader, under the cap- o,0 lian of"Mobile and her Prospects," and the Register ae bee, "Why are not the Resources of Alabama De- p veloped ?" Beth (rticles tend to the same end, and sti worthy of calm and seridus consideration. I am Ch rejoiced to find a more general interest manifested by sle our citizens in home enterprises. drn Our people-which my experience teaches me is J characteristicof Southerners-are slow to reflect, and am5 astil slower to take hold of any thing new. To this nor iiatircteristic may be attributed the limited progress test the Southern States have made in everything con- the nected with manufactures and inventions, as corn pared with our Northern allies. There is, I am con- Rr vinced, "a good tUnie coming." There is no just th reason why the South should not stand foremost in onr every enterprise that develops her own natural re- etc sources. Alabama is scarcely second to any State in am Union in mineral wealth, and yet what has been ns done ? Literally nothing! Yet I am confident now fro that we are beginning to reflect, and that the result i, of our reflections will bring forth a favorable issue. Beut to return to the object of this letter. I pre. re sumeyouare better informed of the details of the Southern Oil Company's business than I am; al- do though I have taken great pains to possess a correct d insight with the advantages of the process by which Co they convert the common rosin into valuable pro- bl ducts; and also to arrive at a correct estimate of the or value of the monopoly and of the benefits our own State may derive from the factory being established b here. Iam assured on whatI consider intelligent an- at thority, that the oils are manufactured at a cost of 15 to 20 cents per gallon, and that the oils are pure- 0 the separations being perfectly made by working close up to the patents. No one can be ignorant of D the rapid increase in the uses of every description of the article, and any substitute that recommends itself on the score of economy must inevitably claim the attention of consumers and come into general use. . Prejudice must die away in the face of such evi dences of its merits, as I have seen in a circular is- tO by the Company. Besides the very appearance w of the oils made under these patents, samples of which were exhibited to some friends and myself a j, few days since, as compared with the oil made from E rosin under the old process, will carry conviction to 0 d the mind of anyone as to the value of this discovery, . If the gentlemen who have originated this truly S grand Southern enterprise will give Mobilians a st chance to subscribe to a portion of the stock, if the t books are not already closed, I will venture to pre dict that it will greatly promote the interest of all a n concerned. We are a little clanish, I admit, and if c is do not have the opportunity to join issue with you in furthering a movement which promises so profit e able results to the stockholders and such advantage to to our turpentine interests, then we are not to be t censured if we do not extend to your enterprise that .- which you might otherwise reason a. ably expect. io Another point should be duly weighed by the Com. d. pany. It would greatly enhance their interest if some of our citizens were identified with this business ,Mobile is to be the field of your operations-the head ta, quarters for manufacture-for shipment and for sales. Here is the point of all others where the citizens e should co-operate; and how can they enter into it , with any pride or energy if they do not have the op eir portunity of being pecuniarily interested? It is he often said that when you touch a man's pocket you lee reach his patriotism. Although not altogether pre vs to subscribe to that doctrine, yet I must own ed that unless you open the door and give a community ut a chance, you can hardly expect that the aforesaid community will enter energetically into the advocacy Aof even so extensive a monopoly as the one now entirely under the control and management of New the Orleans gentlemen. Yours, Z. o nors CR Sr. LANonY.-The Opelousas Patriot, of x Saturday last, says : During no year within the memory of the "oldest get inhabitant," has it been no dilficult to foretell any s," thing about the success or failure of the cultivators usi- of the soil in this and the neighboring parishes. ]on A cold and backward spring made planters fearful th about getting a stand of anything ; when the seed en- did come up everything grew well for some weeks, then a drouth set in and continued so long that it ow threatened to burn up all hope of good crops; at last eld the rain came, and it still comes, even while we of write, causing thecotton to shed its forms and rotting sod the grown bolls. of All we know is, that we have good corn crops, se er, cured beyond the power of casualties, a precarious to chance for cotton, not much cane growimg, but a hope that it will yield very well. BANK OFFICER AaRESTEDn.-A dispatch of the 24th it ul. from Buffalo says: cil, The charge against Stephen Bronson, Jr., cashier of heir the Merchants' nod Mechanics' Bank, Chicago, was 0 a the abstraction of $52,000 in the circulating notes ton of the Cherokeee Insurance and Banking Company Ho- from the vault of the bank. He had been examined, rosy and at the close of the examination was held to bail heir in $20,000, and in default of the same was committed. COEerCTrION-We were led into error in reporting, de yesterday, thait r. Benjamin Kendig was one of the parties w implicated in trnding tile stoln negroes of Ir. Walter Irvine. et It should have bee Bernard Kendig. We regret the mritank, ', and thus correct it, at the firt opportninity. MEEMORY OF LorEZ.-Yesterday wna fittingly lon- El ored as the Inmiversary of the martyrdom of Lopez alld his brave Amer'can compatriots in Cuba. Funeral gons werne fited in the morning, and religious cervices performed in St. Iouis Cathedral. The erviees wore olemn and impressive, aind were i participated In and wilnessed with becoming reiorence by large A nambgr of ofour citizen. ConONER'S INQUESTS.-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest at Charity Hospital on the body of John Graham,nn a native of Kentioky, Or years of age. Verdict, inanina.-potul Also, an inquest on the body of Ienry Il)mon, a native of r North Carolina, 23 years of age, who fell dead suddenly whilst E taking his breakfast in a restaurant near the Vegetable Market. Verdict, hypertroplly of the heart. Deceased was a member of Crescent Fire Company No. 24. le was in the aet of rainig a i glass of wine to his lilp, when he received the fatal Esmmone. MATCH TROTING AT TrHE METAIRlE.--A trotting match, in harness, two-mile heats, for a wager of 0tO, cameo off over the Metairie Coulra last ovening. The aninmol were Mr. Skilling's Tom Murral and Mr. Bonham's Ida Gay, t both erck trottcrsOn eih baked by a host of sanguine ifniendE- nd largn anotnlo of money breiing staked on tile roell. Theiy nappeared on the course in ine condition, and the opposing bet ters acquired new conidence respectively. The result, how ever, showed tihe weakness of hIuman caculatlin-- a weakless that is often betrayed on race-courses. Tom distanced Ida 1 bhdly, winning the heat Ju the very good time of 5:30. lni lid herself out madly to nave her distance, whilst lbm did his work with apparent ease, never oce rquiring the whip, and taking his drier's "ge-laug i" as ail that was necessary. Tie trotf ting wEn very beautiful, and created no little excitement. TERRIFIc SMAHI.-No Bones Broken.-Lam t even Ing, as the St. Charles liotel enrriage was turning the corner of Common and Carondelet streets, on its way to tie steamer Prin cess, being tilled with ladies, children and servants, and piled high with hbggage outide--came down on its side, in tile street with au oet oppnlilng smash. 'rite trunks lten far aml near nhlit tnhescrenmsnof the ih dieo tAnt d children inude nre pyin fectly frightful. In the same ilstant thegentlemen loungers of that vicinity rushed to the rescue, and after besieging the car ringe on all sides, succeeded in taklg nout tile pansengrrs Sthrough the door that laid uppermost. Ily singulal good luck, only one persont was hurt, and that only slightlly-na lv, who Shnad one on her arms cut by the ginss of tile doo.r nngoilt linh she nwa thrown. The acidnet, we learnc, was ea l.hd hy the I breiking of the rear hnxe tree, and the forewheela leaving the carrige to look out for itself. The exrltemeott of the e noment r and the chivalrous exploitc of the gentlemen of " Cotton Cor Snnr," hi behalf of the upset laies, formed an incident that I will long bh remembered In flrt veiinity. S BITTEN BY A RATrrI.ESNAKE.-Desperate Remedy DIr. Saonel F. Reynolds, the cancer doctor, yeterlan) Ipee e formed an operation umn himself, somewhat more violent and painful than anythinghe hao ever been required to do it, treatine his canoerous mpatieon. He in snou thing of a nakn e fnmcier, and keeps two Irge rattlesnakes rntcaged in his 00ie on lravier stret. Yesterday, he made a raise of n family of Iurede rratllesnlakr iwhich he deposited ion a age, iand safely, as he tbhoighit. IRu - very soon the youngsters found mleans of escnp, aRd were not y csilowtovaiemselveofit. Tile Doctor, oudlng ua nnmbd e he m otinotofrhe .gcr . end endie.oringi to eclape from n hle o .Rene, conunenced pleking them up, thinking they were too ll oung to he dangoro:n; but ue oo them npprised hin n of hie In nmintke, in striking his l ru n-te h left h t-ou, r the d. 1re Th DItor inietntly dropped the reptile, ann d dzn:ng a hathbet, id I ch-ppedoff te bitten tiumoo hlia left thumb-- t a bw. He sufered, of nonrse, afigre:t dm,"l frinl tnl chdo, hilt was relieved od ofithe diendfial ectsi whnch nn igni t otth- rwbie hI.ae oi.i I nn.m:n nnni-h- ifn.nioI-Q.-n-tl II in - nU-- -li i--. Alrfr t -A matn named James McCann ebabbedW itt the arm and in the bresst, at their reildenOe o.n 0os betwn Felidcty and St. Mary, on Mend, might The wtfe, after reetivg the stabs, succeaded in wres lag the knlferm her brutal lord, tnd threw it into the street. Both the w.atd are vTere, but not necessarily dangeroes. oe aWrt f loeuked up. Her ll beexamlted be fore Recorder Adams at theproper time. RBCoRBER STITn's CWT.-MMay Reilly and Ellen so being ptolf.l of Blein street, were yesterday Work-Housed for three ,montt eachl. John McFadden, for rtl~tg s e In t iflytde stret eoesheh ha-ied rsitlsneg oerme terine lbbsetsh, wnsefesed JlU Franso Mretines, DR. kleMng up a row on JulLa street, weaSlned $10. John Dun can, for doing likewise on. Ban slreet, was fed $10. Michael II Kelley, for dogltkewb ln Basin street, wa fined $10. net pst Roedolph, for being betetly drunk on Perdido street, withher reme person exposed, was ordered to pay al, or go to the Work- Fo Bosne for three months. Peter Mathews wu es d $10 for re sdingeofser Me MieMl e on New Levee street Mrs. Kearney l an Sned $21 for being disorderly and keeping a disorderly house on Basin street Ceilia Parrow, Marte Saunders and Ann Thomp son, f. w. c., were ined $10 each for violations of public de saucy. I Setrick Burk, charged with shbbing R. H. Prendetutt of ii whilst riding In his cab on Monday night, was di chargsd, Mr. P. not appearing. Margaret Mahoney, charge P with trespass, was dischargedfor a similar reason. r. tewirt'S VA slave maul Jim wnt also diftaded from a charge of stealing a FR lo John H. Ross and Frank Cottom, night po'icemen, were ex- FLC on a charge of having instlted anddabused Bridget Ledi Batemes, and laid violent hands upon her, at the corner of - Bolivar and Perdido street., on the night of the 8th . The SO so far sustained the charge, that Roess we sent before First District Court and Cottom Sreed $26. Caleb Leonard, having been arrested on Monday night, was A arraigned. on the charge of being accessory to negro stealing. H Mr. ThomsuJ.Fdsby, thepresecutor, declared in his amfdavit sple that Leonard oalled upon him, about the ast of April last, and offered to eell him a negro man named William, representing that he belonged to a man named Prise, whom he had known oe for some time, and that the title was good, etc.; upon which wist purchased the negro, givig for hi ; and he now ice ascertains that the negro, wtose real name is Ben, was stolen Mr. Irvlne, oer Natche, and that Mr. Irvine is now in a the city proseuig his elaim for him. Leonard was held for - examination on the 15th I;at., under bail of $150. The cease of Thee. Fitiemmons, charged by Mr. Irvine with rece viyg Ben, knowing him to be stolen, was continued. Te following parties were arraigned upon affidavits, and F docketed for esaminalton : Joseph Bradley, charged with abusing and tthreatening Mag- C Keaetel, and smashing things in her coffeehonse, at the of Nayades and Euterpe streets; charged also with forcl bly ietering Charles Moore's house, and laying violent hands upon PElisbeth Murphy. Cue fixed for the 24th inst. John Boylasn, charged with stealing two quilts, a pillow and a carpet-beg of clothing froi Samuel Stokes, charged also with being a vagrant. Casen ed for to-morrow-bail required, $1000. T SAnn Brown, charged with helping her.elf to $4 from the pockets of George Lttin, in her den of perdition on (iravier T street. M Thomas t. Griffn, charged with firing a pistolat Barney Ti with intent to kill. Bail M$00 to appear on the 24th. F f Jack heran, charged with knocking down Robert Dnrke. SWm. Jourdan, charged with carrying, in unlawful conceal neet, a loaded revolver. Wm. MtEIlroy, charged with cruelly beating Julia Arbuckle. f. Lw. e., in her own honse, on Camp street. Fied for the 24th. I R. Montgomery ad Washington Place ite re dismissed from ithe chrge of beatng Ilhbert White, tnd nMargaret Mahoney dismisned from the charge of trepespaiug upon James Dee iban's premises. James Nolan was pet upon his examination for the murder of aJohn Renon, in Mrs. Siddon's cofee-house, at the corner of iphrosine ad Liberty streets, on the 19th iult.; together with - SEdward Delony, charged as an accessory to the murder. Col. Field appeared for NIolan, and Mr. Van Daltson for Dcony. A After the examination of six witnesses for the State, the case Ywas eontinued till to-day. The tetlnony, as far is it went, cer thstgiven before the Coroner, which we published at time; to the effect that Nolan wanted to fight Renon for charging him with stealing awatch-could'at get a fight-made repealed threats to kill-and inally plungedaknife into his whilst he was sitting at a table playing cards with some if fdriende. w S REBCORDER FABKE'S COURT.-H. Fitzsimmons Was. t- yesterday dismissed from the charge of finitngi Mry lHugh. SA whole grist of white and free colored breacht-of-the peace cases were also disdeised. Juliette Montignse, f. w. , for insulting and abusing Michel it Wagner, white, was ordered to pay 25, or go to prison fora - month. Not having the money, she went. Tis following were severally arraigned and biked for exam Tom Hagan, cherged with fsticuffing W. A. Patton in a yard IS aict. Ann street i. al given. Julius Manelie and F. Frank, charged with grossly insultine N d and abusing Myer Levy. clerk in Isaac Ilart's store. No. 1 Old Levee street. Bail given. Andrew Beck, f, em. c., charged with tealing a watch froms I 0 Mr. Hlantoek, a pas enger on the steambeaet AmaSnda. he being it arrested on the levee with the watch in his possesion. Sent to F prison. . nnette Mareelin, f. w. ., charged with groeely insulting and Sabusing Mrs. Widowe Lamie, at the corner of Ciutomhouse and i Burgundy streets. e Ann, a slve blonging to Mr. Gaude, charged with renting p rooms to lewd white women on Rampart street, between tios pitl and Barracks. Bail given. id RECORDER SOLOtOX'S COURT.-Robert Forbes, for raising a row in M.deinmse Cadwell's house on Elyisian Fields Sstreet, wtas yesterday held to hail for his good ibehavior for six DW sontes. ew Peter Doyl se asrraigned on te charge of waelloteping lTimes Russell andi trying to cut him will a knife ons Port treet, on Monday afterroon-all mliciounly tand without cause or provo f ation, and against the peace and dignity of the State. Doyle gave baill. Charles, a slave boy belonging to iies C. Durel, was ient t fter on a charge of greasing ells steps of rts. f. Dailcounrt' iY- retsidene, on Vlllere street, with oil, and otheewise annoyinge Ordad provoking Mr. 1). Antontio Caniads, residing at the corner of Pnion and Love fill streets. wa neit to the Insne Aylum to be treated fr a mind ted diseased. b, Adolple Laehand was sent after on a charge of rieling his it horse ag the banquette at the corner of Goodc'.i;dren and t Bgatelle atreets. to the great danger of the good children ttere we scattered areuni, and lefil siad alloping off from tihe police i when ordred to get off the hanqllette. ChaIrles Wlbert was sent after on a charge of havineg given e Martin Lamothe, fn. c. a violent beting wiih the oar of it Sskiff, nt Mlilneburg, on ondiy eveniug. Ltamotehe was badly it brueiled, and declared hii belief that Wilbert wt.tted to kill him. James Kennedy wan sent after on a charge of ha ing violently hbetenCatheline Bitler ii her own hous e, at the cornerof Cetacatol and Indepetdence streets, on Sinday night. of John Mslon, residing lit tie corner of t'osdrns and St. Paul l9 strees, made affidavit that at 2 o'clock on Seunday moring, cte at fllnebhrg, he Wes steaiked by tihree eilue, and severely any wouended in the head by blows with it l ug-slot ind cut with a ed, dirk knife, all with intent to kill and murder. ies expretued hail h ability of pointing out tile men to the police, and wsrranti ted.were istetd. .lcheolo Hotlfmns, residing at No. 3i iontegtt street, mad. affiedec a gainst his wife Aenna, chargitng her with gettisg drunk atd ceelly bieating her children, and threaStening t poisoU them and her Ihusbnd too, besides tryilg to rulin her oldest ing, daughter by her bad example--clllnge Iler a proeitllete tnd to compel her to receive yoingi men in her led, aee., vi. Thile model wile asid mother sw- arrested, anl stelt to take, prison in default of beail. Mrs. McDonald was n ent after o t a charge of seying a tumbler nn at Sa. Traey's devutcd hend. at htec foot of Clpllet street. MA i RRi I I)ED: On Sunday, 22d lt., at Westwoodl, lerry county, AI., by - the ]tov. W. A. Stlckney, of LSt. WYilford'e Chure]h, )Marion, Col. ROHERT T. GOREl to Mrs. A. F. PIIITJIIETT, (formerly Mary Frank Harrison,) of New Orleans. e- Travelers alonlg our WVestern waters shouhd always take the premtutiou to nuppty them-Ilves with at agenuing rtlel of culltettul's Stnomch Bitter,% as it is now con hoeed by all who have tried lthi itllteble tiediiine, that they ill regulate the Itomah e , if u pedr iretns on the otu tieo, and carry a traveler .afe through ll totlt e vtd aritout itlotue of diet, as sell a wtiter, eb, h witlhut, ,,ften will ,probduce ickness id dea thi. fVe w one v oeucon f prevntive is worth to ,"nd of core. For Sale bYI druFgsts l.,l dealers giTleraIlNd lAgricultural nr ndi rcelttltlos' Fair Asso CtIATION.--Boks of nuhnerlption are open at the otltce of the AIv.oeltfiou. 85 ST. CIIHARLE*. .TIl:E'r, during the busiln,. i urI of teach day. Cizen," of New Orleans, nd all others fri Andly to the fnter plitct ato invited to enl itd enrt I tthelt gelse a co-operaf Ith i thi mtlovement, wahintr is cualct t toethievt lte telt 1bue Tout" Vthte Teetl" . Perfule C BLreatll Atttl beantifdl Furn ishing acqui llg tand e BALFancy I TIIOCSAN FI OWi RS. What dy orgentleman woll remain ullder the curse ofx distagrerable breltth, when by usnllgl the " of a Thousnd . wtcrt " n atT dentrlt e, r ouald inot only render it sweet, bill leave the teetth whil<e as Iabast- r? all" persons do not know thelr breath to hitI, aind te tul,etot s no delicate their friends wTll never meution it. Beware of counterfits. Be ,are .Mh bottle i smglled ""FletrlCdge o., N. y.'" Fcr sale. by SICKII,:S t CO., Agents; t OIthSoN, and Suggt. al0 2pod6 i.týr" Woodlan .o rean: tl- A Polade for artlh imported, lnod for hnlf rleo priee, Fior dreosing ,ardis, Ilde it has no equal, givnlg it a In fiight, glossy appearance. It causes Gentlemen' hlair to curl ill the most ndthtttl manner.Ioy beingfresth ,ha tpooned. Price only fifty ceti. None get-ll in ulltless signed "Fetridge A Cu., Pl"'rprieurs of tlhe nllalm o nt Thosand Flowcr. " For gala by SIC.KLE-S A CO., Agents, 1W IRSON , and all Drunggtn. ill 21 ctd~ t ]is-ltlrs. Boyd. No. 158 C.Rtlmp street--Depot for the sa lof SlNG RR'S SEWING MIACIlIN N.S. All kinds of Sewing done by machinery for Ships, Steomhoats, Groeere. Ftuailiea and llptel$. Prens Itule by moaLl, and with di* potch, at len th.a tile nlastl rates. Ladiea' Under Gairmt u side up to order or Coor tale ready made. jt 25 L ' antd Fancy Goods. l --dstt reeeved from Pan-,, ,large it-,,.itmen of .o S!LK U)IIIISEItEI, AS, for Lad ¢ ant OcGlemcn, SL' llen d tUOtIo l 61I1RT ''(ISO)SS. F1ig t'l[ CORSE;T", at all :i lI-. 'd I Suspenler,, ,;'Co-es. it,, ;arter% ECnhro;derod CLemkse, ]'or I,;v "t\ &,, Puil,:. 1'1 I lE e J2m tsda Tr.dsureu so mys the Conumpvew-. hau been laboring a s . - tresslog Cough, PalnjShe Side and Chest, and dMedll ttaing Night B.eits, and eould ot find any re lief. So ys the Asthmatl, whose dif flulty of brething ws sph, M that he could not lay down at night; So says the person who hu been Bleeding at the Lungs, aad who failed day by day, until he met with this EA invaluable help. Would you , kntw Its namet DR. DAVIS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY es AND TAR . this invaluable treasure, bwhich has done more t.tug the t put ten years n relievinlg the above dfeasese 50..%rln emeody in the'world. 1 8 saleto Orleans, wholesale and retal, bye J. WRIGHT & CO., an1 2p3lteod<W 21 and 151 Chartres street. .New Goods! .:ew Goods! lee -Joust Received, t- G jD. P. SCANLAN & CO.'S, sO Nos. 12 and 14 Chartres street. ago Plai and Figured, Blocksad Colored SILKS, POPELINES, I VALENCIAS, CASHMERBES, MUSLIN DE I.AINES and tFRENCH CALICOS, in plecee and it robee.ea-olaets, a-Qutl- 00 lea and Bayadere; EMBROIDERIF., LACES, RIBBONS, FLOWERS and MILLINERY, to which the attention of the is respectfully called. ano1 2p3teod Southern iFurniture pFarerooms CHARLES A. STEWART, se At Nos. 171 and 173 Canal street, New Orleans, P Has Jstreceived fromthse mlmufactory, a beautiful stock ii I splendid MAHOOGANY ARMORS and BRDSTEADSI ed ho I diton tos hitherto large stock of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ompreaing EVERYTHING in his line of busness. Parties Swihing nything in hisline, will fnd it to their adantage to C ge hhim eall before purehaing elsewhere. CHARLES A. STEWART, b6t<W 171 and 1718 Canal stret. Carpet Warehouse, d h No19 CHARTRES STREET-CARPLETING of all tnds; Medalons, Velvet, Wilton, Tapestry Brusseels, Three-ply, etc. MATTING--tha rolls .4 05-4 and 5- Wbhile, Chek aend Fancy. d FLOOR OIL C.LOTH-From 24 feet down to any width, cut to suit Halls, Rooms, etc. Also, Table and Piano Covers Crumb Clodts, Window Shades, etc., tll of which are ofereo ae etthe lowest market prices, oanl 2pLt A. BROUSSEAU A CO. Is .Tv Books : -For sale by S THOMAS L. WHIT E, Bookseller and Stationer, i, No. 105 Canal street. THE BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHIY--By It George Hlenry Lewes. o THE 1OSE0 OF ArSHURST--By Mrs. Marhb. OR SINGLE-lly C. M. Sedgoick. THIlE LOVES OF THE POETS-By Mrs. Jamieson. POCKETBOOK OF FUN. THE MAGIC STAFF-By A. J. Davis. a,t29 2p3t I4all Papers W'all Paper: BAUMBACH A& EVERS, SWIIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 0 French ane d American Paper Hanlgings, BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND MARBLES, in every variety, No. 24EXCHANGE PLACE, oppoite the Post-Olff e. SPartiular attention paild to ail work in their line. an 2ply Order routr Shirts 'P AND WINTER UNDER GARMENTS te, Tlhi Week, at r.a S. N. O O Y'S, rso Corner of Canal and Royal streets, ie As he will leave in a few days for the manufactory, hie No. 315 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, se and takr me nre and sanmple Shirts witl him. cwhirs comprise thse most complete assortiment in the South, 'Sd will be cleared oil at COST. .i. HALF-DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR S. ce Now is hie time for GREAT BARGAINS at MOODY'S. . aun24 Steodl Immettse Sacrifice : , SELLING OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS!H Me ROBERT PITKIN, c Nos. 13aud 15 CAMP STREET, opposie the City Hsotel, near C 'a lstreet, Would respetfully ann ce to . It' roits cl.itonmer and End tile pulic generally that h hha detelmined to sell dlring the ans months of August and OSeptember, hir ENTIRE STOCK of SUMMER CsOTHING -And- Re Genltlelllscl' Furlishllg Gools, P. AT (COST AND UNDER, Ft And all other gWls at a G(EAT REDUCTION, to make room for the Fall and Winter stock. .Call immediately for BARG: AITN. I would return my thanks for paDt flavor, and respectfully so licit a continuance f thle same. In due time I will enlarge and enrich my Ostock of Fall and Winter Clothing, and it osll be 1 equal to any ever offered in this elly. ROBERT PITKIN, 52n212ptI I3 aIml 15 Camp street. P. TDurel & Co., GEFNERAL STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND BIf.LNK BOO1 K MIANUFACTURERS, E Receive y severy steamer s spplics of English, French and American IILANK BOOK1 AND LETTER PAPERS of severy style and lnish. They aio keep cnsamntly on hand I general assortment or ready hound BLANK BOOKS of all qnalities sd I style of binding, to which they woul call tile attentionof mler- p chants w.o are aeolt opening new net et. They have also ntlelhed to their ,tablhshmets :,s complete .TOB PRINTING OFFICE, and are prepared to meet all de- I islalsliI that line. P. DUREL & CO., .nl18 2ptf 37 ChartreS street. Second-llhand Furniture Store. The IIIGOIEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND HAND FURNITURE: also sold, exchanged and repaired, by P. M3. TOURNE, Jy22 2p3m No. 2. , Baronns , neaS r s C.al streert. Read This: NEw OnLass., August 11,117-7. W. P. COLIEMAN, Esq: IDer SIr-Te twenty -four inch Mill which I purchased from yoS for Mr. T. J. Packwood's plIhtatio, has beenl attached to Sthe ngarmIll en.rine, and put in operation last week. I Inm Smuch pleased withl it in every clspeet, both In regard to ittitsim plicity, Irsability, and :nIntity it srinds. 1 oisei thi e mill when ill operatio severlll times, and found to my surprise that the mill was grisding one buishel per minute; I therefore x,peet IIthe mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with eise. ToSugar pIlanters I would especially- recommend our 31 Mill believing them to be superior to any mill ever manufactured. st Tours, respectfllly, sal4 2ptf JOIIN S. sMcDONALD, E.ngineer. to Selling Of' at Cost! IIossek pserss at sllypPI.tbc1 -elves n ths Illosse Fsurnsh i' lipe, a cost prires. far ts1he 1 ne.t twlt mnth1 by al.ig at IIEATII 0 M II1.EK'S, 73 Camp street. Psper ILangilgs, UP l, ,tes' GoodIi s, and thSe PF-int ansd Oil ,business, will he cos th led as blores, at No. 75 ICamp street, Ib 0114 21wm IIEATH & MITTL.ER. Singer's Sewling .flaehines, , With all the late improvements, for sale by MRS. BOYD, jel5 2taol 15s Camp street. .11 Kinds of Sealoing DONE BY MAEIIINERY, by u MRS. BOYD, JII 2ntal 15- C(amp street. .2'olice. Our clntomers and others, wibino their FATL, AND WIN TER CLOTIIING MADE TO ORDER, will [picae cll at our torLe and leave thIr lmaoires and orders. NORRIS, MAULL & CO., corset Camp aud Cooimolt rtreet , jy3 2ptf ina er tIle 1aty Hotel. Lubin. Extracts FOR THE HANDK ERIIIIEF--WARRANTED GENUINE. Price, 50 ceuta per bottbe. Fur Iale by MRS. BOYD, jel5 2Itol 1:, t'amp_ _ .'re_ . Coal Coal : R. & J. AT S 0 N, New L,evee, foot of ,holiI street, Are ronstantly receiving I1trge -plqe,!l of the VERY rEST QUALITY OF S(REENEDI) PI'TTSBURIG COAL, and are now opreed to falrnli, by thh bolt hoad, DE1I.ERS, PLA NT'RS and STEAMTIOHIPS at the SIIORTEST NOTICE and LOWEST MARKET PRICE. fl'Ialntlr desliring to purehl ne a poar only of boat ,o lod of Coal, can have the .ame delivered.,[ their plbmtatln s w ith out extra charge, except the nItaml co ot l towinge. 21 ^2p3m Lea " Perrins' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The aLtenion of llotel eepcru 1 of Earting Heoue, bAotlct s for lbs, I 0.oe, r onlSl add L'rio ao Foailoe, ir. om meneo toa tr1 1 of Lea d Perrir." famous WYorcestershire S lace. T is c dldine nt by it own merits haol ttAllId hle hblo - eo[ rinN +uil pi,0aan1t, bIAtbble, aod lwholesome Skorre, a0pli lNle to nont, fi.n. hotlnd cold oeats, Ae, e tc., is ex tlc.ive y oed ill yIl Inlrters of the Bgobe. Tile ,lo:noro l "imitation_" on both sides of the AIlonic spelak lo,·!;-y of its merits; and the fast th at it ret i6- d the only t,loal wardled to foreign .iace at tie New York Elhibition attest. thl elstimtion in wlch it is held by those -electeid with special oefernce1to their ability to uIdge of the q1 Iity of imi-0 -r brtioles of table ,s1 . And .rig toS e most !opular 5o1au1 in the marke, ounprlnlllledl parties are oalering for gale spurious Sooee by slighlly varying the spelling of 'I.RA & PERRINS," only Proprieto.s of the Genuine Saouc. A stock always in store, AIso orders received for direct ship. 'rot fro . 1.lbngl.d JOHN DUNCAN & SONS, 115 lroldaly, Nrw York, fy21 tOly pSol e nheg,0 1inte Uniteb d ,. . for I, ,(. i'err1s. J. ur. Seytmour, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, BATON ItOtCOR. LA., Pr00c>51 ! t'. s.T ion u b ar l iF s Rbnb'00 LT O. - (-, F, 1T olS WET rh N'N bbs ,0< S Pocket Dtrectory : •5WELVE THOUSAND COPIEB! NE A Southern Enterprlse. THE NEW ORLEANS (ILLUSTRATED) MERCHANTS' DIARY AND GUIDE, TI THE MOST COMPLETE CITY GUIDE M.. Ever luned in the South I Gee EACH BUSINESS AND PROFESSION CLASMRIIEDIl AU - pr4 prle of Benk; tvlaMbl t adnee,) with Name andlB0ast- C ne nserted Only Fifty Cents AItoether foming one of the best Reference and Adver lttg Medums es r.praeented to the Southern People, is now C I pe., and will be issued on or about the 10th of October, 1857, realy for.the early fall buslness. Cil This valuable work will be illustrated with many spirite4 En '-avipgs, and will oadtain a vast amount of acctirate, lnterest tng sd valuable information, comprising a sketch of New Or leans, with a Chronologicil Table, a Diary for every day in the year, a Guide to all the Public Institutions, a I.iet of Offiers of Government, (City, State and Federal,) Newspapers, Railroad,, ri Steamships, Steamboats, Schedule of tMails and Rates of Post Levee Guide, Laws Governing Hacks, Cabs and Drays; and Time TaMhes, Calendar for I867-'S, the Courts, with a list of all the Judges and Attorneys hn the City: Adver.- T tisments of Prominent Merchants, etc., etc. COPYRIGHT DECERED. "No money will b requirod for Advertising until the work is completed epd delivered. W. A. BRICE, Publioshr and Compiler. N. B.-This excellent work is being gotten up solely by sub among the business and other classes of tie commtu-. nity--th list bhaving already reached over M , with a fair pros 1 of its reaching 7l00, saying notbing of what witi he dia tributedgratuitously throughout the country. There remains but a few pages for tie use of advertisers, and those desirous of advertising should hand in their advertisements at once, for i they will certainly regret having mlited so rare an opportunity, 1 I tO-Orders moy he left at L. GiABICI'S Music Store, No. 8 iI stlreet, where, aso, any intfo'ration may be gained in re feretnceto it. au4 2t111 Stationers' Hall I V. rELT, NEW YORt .............t. G. TETSON NEW SOLEAeS. D. FELT & STETSON, 5 General Stationers, Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers, 54 .............. ...Coxr STR.E.m....... .... ...54 And Not 5 Bank Place, New Orleans. The Proprietors of this Establishme"t -ould respectfully in form their friends and the public generia.y, tiat they have now n on hand an extensive esortment of BLANK BOOKS, PA PERS, FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY, and wouldd call the attention of mercltants to the following list of STOCK, which is offered for sale at the VERY LOWEST PRICES, and on the MOST REASONABILE TERMS. Y --LSO- In connection with this establishtment, there is a large JOB PRINTING OFFICE and BOOK BINDERY, bwhere every description of work ca be done in the best workmanlike mano ner, at the shortest notice, and at the most reasonable prices. From facilities olfered this house from a recent chnge in the concern, they are enabled to sell all article. in this list (which is only a portion of the stoek,) on the olost |lilbral terms, and would, therefore, solicit the favor of a call to exainie the stock previous to purchasing. Pagled Blantk Books. Ledgers Day Books, Joudrnals, Cah Books, Blotters, Receipt Books, Invoice ombks, Order Books. Letter Books, Record tooks, y Bill Bbcks, Check Books. The above are of all the different tizes of paper, styles of Ro. ling and (ibling. The same and such other books at ny be S required, made to order of the best English and American Laid and Wove Paper. WP riting and Letter Paper. Imperial, Super Royal, Royal, Mediuml, loemy, Folio Post, Bask Poet or Bond Paper. Letter, Commercial and PacketPost and Lawyers' B5,1ef Paper, Foolseap, Rlecord and ladies' Lot ter paper, ruled or plain, laid or wove, of E,,nli.h, French and )o American maufosalcture. Steamboat Books. Freight Lit, Cash ItookS, Calin and Passage Registers, 'otton lReceiing Books, Wood Receipt Books, Cargo Receipt Books for Cotton Gee.ral.... .. or Sugar, Portage .. .. Purcbase Bo s, Cash Letter Receipt Books, Wages Tables, R iLog Dislarilng Books, Diichargig Paper, SManifoet itl.rt, Bills of Fare, Rods, Measuring Bloks, Trip Book., all sizes and styles of rlin, and generally all ari cles ui d by boats, Partilllr attention paid to thils blasOl. ear UGold Petis. Levi Brown'., Bentotn's, Morton' Pife'O Oblique, and Ildy't tnd Gold Pens, with or without (old or Silver tlolders; Gold tt Silver Pencil Cases. Book-BHinders' Stock. and Bine Morocco, Marble and Sprinkled lPapers, llue fOr making Ruling Ink, Binders Boards, Plolgh KIives, French Berries, B[rail Wood, etc., etc. ike Cutlsry. Joseph Rodgtrs' and Jonathan irooks' Pocket oCtlery-a very fine assortoent. Fso PIrot's rleratd Printing Inks, all colora. o3lahogany and Rosewoed Writing Dlesks, !rom 12 to 20 inl:, I L.low priced. l gleL,Irry VllI., I)eF altr, Merry AndrAew nid IighlIII Im l'lay hng Ciards, :11or1el hacks; 1Priuters' l 1ank tordn , all si zes; Vliting Cards of a very. upIrior qlality. IMynard & Noye', Dalvil Ak l&Ilk'-, Felt S1tetn's1 , anll mog 1 iEg.ish WVritingl k Is, English antd Amerian Copyilg Inks, Red Ink and French Car minle Sn n ttnldrles. Ink.htands, rot !arilety; Stnlling Wax and Wafers; Steel Pens, of every deesriprlon; Fancy ('olored Gla.ed Papers, IPa Weights; Penll Ildr1 , IMatto SelI; Ietter Stamp,; IPear sia t and Ivory Tallets: Pr etain Slates; Letter [ Youlng' In Glce File;: .l.lic Paper and luooks; Pad Blotters and Portfo- still lins; Ivory Folders. Tw C.ters; W-,l Stamps, for Engra.ilg best nrahx IIlock Set|s; Ivory Rules; Rulers; Newspaper Pile.; Loonk it. Rehtl;Water C,,Iora; Ileir Pencils; Leuad and Slate PencBl'; Quiil.;; Copying Presses; Notarial Pr-essc; Stamping Pre.rsex I'ael Copying Iooks. Oil Paper Cupylng Bruriu:p Memoran d1im ]lootks of every decelptlon; Blllnker, Nate Cases; TillnCah an Boxes; Envelopes for I.otter aInd Notes, in treat vadety; En. P r velope Paper; Extra Fline Note Paper; Tissue Paper: Interest S and Exchange Tahles; Gcrip Bonks; Thie Books; Dice; lhwk gmmnnn Youle. nlld Ch-urmeu; Ratnkers' .hears; Slates; Twine Boxes; Twine; Perforated Bloard; Drawing Paper; Oohl and P Silvera lurnihed Paper; lBank Notes; Blank Drafts; Bill Las ding; Bills Exchonge; Pen Rrak,; Custmolhuse Blank,; India Ruhber; Wire Files; l'Paoket Memnondm Books; Gummed .la lel,; S.nd Boxes, Sand; Water Ullpr; ink S15cers; lRed Talpe; SCrfllage llxes; Porte-Monnal es; Ualeondars. Wrapping alnd Prlintlllg Paper, all sires; Thernlometers: Vseta Mlach Boxes S ntiand nlanle1; lteay Refercnce Files; ]Ladies' Portfolio, with 11 LocksI; Erasers and De-k Knives; Red and Blue Chinese r D. FELT & STETSON, Next above.Iamen s Robb & Co.' Banking Hlouse, lyl0 2pttf 5 Camp str01et. Prospectus -o' THE MADISON AMERICAN. To be pthliihed in RI'IIMOND, Madlison lrish, Louisiania. a 5. This paper will he i·osed every SATURDAY MORNING. co at In Polsict it hall be lvllcd to the Ill.reblt Of the Am-ercau Party. One pIrtion will ,e dedicated to Literary and Mia'ella- S beans matter, eonl, ,rtr seleutons aId cemposititas spited to fan i7y or fire-side reading, ouetic at'l leous mitd historieal atnd biogral,hicr l exFtret. Another portion will I,e especial!y de voted to the interests of Agruhlture; while itseolumn shal be always open to the advcrtising comuunity. Tile sire of tills paper will he dtoubl medihum. The price of lhsarrirption will he 11i17E dollars in year. The poaper will be itsued some time durhlg the month of July. All commnnleations to this paper t*st be addressed to the unlldersigneed, Richmond, Madl on parieh, La. PETER ALEXANDER, Jel') 2ptf Editor anld Proprirter. Toilet .drlcles. r A full slpply of the following TOI.LET AIRTICLES alwtys on hand and for ale 25 per cent. chetaper than by regnhir delers : JONES' LILLY WRITE. IAIRIR'S TIl I(OPIIIIOUS. 1ONF'S K.\ATIIAIRON. o IIIF\LIIN's I'FPIIIAN ILOTION. for the Face. .g. HAIL: 1NVI;ORATIIlt R. & C. A. WihSIT'," 1'OI, lilNE. ..I.T.. AT,:', for the 1Hdklf TI 11111MPSON'F OpTIMEl for the Iar. JULES' IAFIIA'lS IPOM.\TMIS. WltTIIT'F STIC:K IPOMIATUIM. FRIIN1CI'S SI'. TlIO!FAS lAY nUM. JU1IS HAV' EL'S SOAP. , CRIYSTAL PALACt. . :ST WRIII;lT'S TOILET .. B IND11OR ., 1R11NII1 'ASTI.LE S For ale by IRS. BOYD, j. 2p. l I' amp street aod J. P. Lutlland W& Co., Il FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, --And- Agents of the Independent Hoats, mt 2,If NomnF , ALF. s.r .rotice. bire Families who propose Paperirng their houses this season, are respe.tfully invited to call and examine tie Sample Room of pl. Ithe undersigned, where may be seen OhK, 3 I-K, llARI., ST(ONE, ex. GOLD, VEIVET and PLAIN AlI'IERSI , u1,111p i DFe1ora tion, Fresco and other stylF , by bI. IT. .ItFACIHBARD. ntic F. NEWHALL, only No. C0 CanlI street, co'rner Old Levee, tibou Jyl0l 2p3m n1p tl1rs. rith (1 H. Cooley, n 1 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ,ious Practicesin 'olute Coupoe, West Baton Rouge and West Fe S," Itieians. RB.idelnce. poinst:onurpe P. O.. Is. d.1 2o hip- PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKET. Thoe ,beautILfu! BUIAL CASKriTS, formerly sold by P. A. iOOK & Co., No. 53 St. Charl.esueet, have been purchased by s. the undersigned, who offerrs the same for aial at the 1ull: prices S at No. 200t Camptreot. 01:12,1.y DANIEL MONROE. X. Brain's Perfaumnery. Ten nca>cn. ,1, lu's UIPPIIR Ti UXI .\:l'7S, for sale by the ML. ,OY .r Bcan I Co+s LotLeries. NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME ar Capital Prize $00,00 . -E Thqefollowlot Sohemu wllte d&awno by 8. SWAN a 00.. MangTh of thE FORT GAINBs ACADE.MY LOTTBEY, of Georga. In eaoh of their Latterlos for Beptember. 1867, at Georgia, to wohih 6ty they luve "emoved their principalo offisce. Otle 2, to b\Mlw In the' ity of'AogUsta, OG., in public. on SATURDAY, September 5, ,187. Cltaus to be dtop in the city of Augusta, OG., in public, on SATURDAY. September 12,1887. Clas 1, to be drawn In the city of August, (Ga., inpublli, ot SATURDAY, September 19,1867. 55, to be drawn In the city of Aogusta, G(, in public, ox SATURDAY, September 26, 1857. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERR 50,000 Tlcketst-5,405 PrizeI NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS I, MAGNIFICENT SCHEME1 I TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY IN ISEPTEIBER. 1 prize of .... 0 4........ 000 oIs.l................ !I0,40) 1 . .......... '0)6.0 tI.............. tt .1 " ....r.dr ...th.. 10,01 s.. . t ..ll0 1 . .... . ... . 7,50 o ................. 7.55.s 1 .. . . 51. ... .............. 6,000 S .. ..... ." t 2.5 ) ! t..... .. ...... .. 50) S.. 500, s . ........... 1. b. 1 r .. o 1P.. . arle ................ . 1 .... are .. .............. ,00 10 .. . hre ................. 610 10 ....... t ................. 70) 00r10e......0.. . 0,460) S lo ..l ................. h o 0o are ................o . T ,( 0 110 .. ............... 4011 are ................ b,0 m l 10 . . . . 00 ,0... .. . 42,001 10. .... . ............. ........0. S100 re ................ 21,701 APPROXIMATON PRIZES. 4 prlses o 4('0 apprxmting to Hl ) prie are.... 81,00 4 pt of oo approximating to 7, prie art.... 1,9) 4 pries of 0 anpproximat.ng to 1W0,000 rize e.... 4 pries of 121 approxr totlog to 7,00 prke e... 5100 4pric. of 100 pproximlatingto t ,000 price are.... MO0 4prize. of 75 approximaotngt to .514) I,.. are.... 20t 4 pries of 0 appr lmti A 1,600 Polrim re.... 200 I,000 priote of 51 .......................... 1 ......6.6.t 5,95 pri amounting to .......................... .00 Whole Ticket. $10; Hal esa, $a : Qoarter, 2 0. .000S Prioe of 620 will be determlned by tie last figure of the number that draws the 601,0000 prioe. For example : If the drawing the 600,000 prize end waith No. I, thee all tho tcket wher the number ens iu will be entitled to 20. If { the number ends with No. 2, then o11 the tickets where thenume bo ends in 2 will be entitled to 6to, Ild so oon to o. Purehooero, In buying 10 thole Tickets, (wheno the nombes nd n , 2, 4, , , 7, 8, 9,,) re guara0nteed prte of 60U Holves and QuPters in proportion. Or, Crtificates of 10 Tick et wollt be sold at the rates below for the ri0k on tile ticket. which entitles tile holder to all he daws over the $210 prise. SCertificatelo of Package of 10 Whole TickTets............ $8 . O1 Half .. ....... . 1 Quarter .. ..... ............ 1 O t .. ........... d IN ORDERINt TICKETS OR CERTIFOCATES, otEnclose the money to our addr for the Tickets ordered, oa receipt of which they will be forwarded by lft0 mai. Purchasers can have ticketst eodtong i any figyure they my designote. The listof draoo N ltmbers 0nd Prizeotoli) ho sent to pos ohosero )mmoditelyto fter 0he dIota o. g t'tuoobHa00o ill ot eat e o ritooothir o lg).0tur40 pt.lain o give their PostOfflce, (iounty aod Stole. fI roRcmo mber that erery Prize is d03awl a0,d payable It. fill, wtbout dedtctioot. All communictiour otr!ctly confodeotiao. id Address orders for Tickets or C0ertificate ether to Samno. Swan, Box 5 s, Yost-Office, New OtIe.,,', or to S. SWAN & CO., Augtsta, Ga.. 60, 04)1 06W or S. SWVAN, lootgomery, Ala. ~st I --------- Boots, Shoes and Brogans. ,d . AT WHOL.EIAI.E. Plantationo .opplied with prim0 1-4hi'w 0 ROOTS0 , Rooeo) BROGANS, Wool, Metcano, Plm I.:1, St'0ra0w 6d C." poeachy HATS, 0t the lowest market prce... h FROST & CO., 04 0o. VJ 'oo",)ine fres. HATP', "CAPS. etc., AT WtHOI.to.tA.E. We are conotantly receiving 0 gneroo I 0 ,r:.t I. 0 of Silk, P ,. Casslmere, Panama, Leohoro, St4raw. olo. I,4of, Mexlco out Wool HATS, atthe 1oweot market i404""., by .4). FROST & CO., tOis IthOW . ') )0 ..yoooxoo 0000 Joseph Landis A Co., Sole Agents for PROCTRRI& o GAMBLE'S FCCLL WEIGHT STAR CANDLES. --rLan- FOR BO..YLE A CO.'S Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, BRoI --*.D- yONONGAH ELA IFIIISK . l DOMIESTIC BRANDY, Island of Cuba. JO S E DOMING O , Importer of Ilavrna Cigars & .eaf Tobaott. Nmost 1 torim e br.nd o., Has Jst opevked th ov C,,-I ei.hII:l..... 11AVARC CIIAERS. PAPER CTI.ARS an! I EAF TCB.ACIEL. AT THE LOWEST PtlICES. "OLD JOE," n. he is more f..milia-ly c own for the 1o, - sixteen years, at his ol tnd in Ie, d UNDER TILE ST. CKARI.EY InOTEL, remains in his old qarters, where cian b foud the 3 . y Sbstbrandsof Iavanaand Paper Ci.arIs,c i.is own imprt. Also, at his Clgar SOmud iu the CITE HOTEL, SST. LOUIS HOTEL, d ARA can always he found the very best 1rands of ( newing Tobwo,. Cigars, andt the very bret quality o!' Unnam Cpigars al it Smnking'rPoaem11) 21o1y e E. Carver Company's PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS. The undersigned, sole manufacturers n;der E. CARVF.R' pantsul of 13lS, IMS4and 1SI., Chave p,.rmaneciy established Ofic and1Warehouse.at No.70OCRAATIER STREET, .andr now prepared onl furnlsh to Planters and Merchants soy 1 n of this celebrated GIN. a They deem it unnecessary to detail lt Idivantages over 0o' ers, s its numberless endorsements by pr~,,tical authorities, nwn using It, are suictient to couhrm its high reputation, and to make its adoption still more general. nS 2ply E. CARVER COMPANY. WiiJness and Liquors, -AT 17........... ...ROYAL STREET,.............. 17 Asnpplyof CREME DE BOUZYt'I IAMAGNEBI.tn cqu, . ad pints, constatly on hand, which is equal to the be.5thba Comes to this market. .. AAls .. OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY. SPARKLINGand STILL IIOCK,.MA.DUIA and SHIERRY o WINIES. Id BRANDIES Ae RF.RAC,of the Vintage of 1795, li9i us.d 131.5, and oth5e I ll brands. b Onhand, my usualassorment ., f the best WINES and L.. QUOtSinlthemarket, which will be sr!d ou as reacr.a i terms as any othr hune1in the city. REWENVJL T. TAYLOR, 7 2nly Nn. 17 Kov.,l trt.. The Eastern Clarion, i S. R. ADA .S. .. .............E.... . ...EDITOR. A WEEKLY NEWSI'APER,hasing h1::l: r.ge'tV e I.hoi. .ie of any Country Newspaper in thle ,+:,,th, i, very rt,.pac:"eu'i I offered a, aR d rtlihing irldihm to the .iorrlh,,L of Nw U: n-PRNKS A. RARTI.,lTT.ncentfor. N,w 5,'ans.. d 1 . Shirts! Shirts! Shirilr CARROLLTON STORES, corner 'o)hd- ,,and :t.. We have js .t rescived a larI--;<.t.vnce of ths,.e tA.. INEC S S, all ,,sizesand salIl plitlat $s w2 -h , tea l:n will do weil to call early. LOUIS CHAITLES, myll 2 ,tr corner Pov,-a l,,,.r, GEO. W. THRIFT. A. C. OLIlS. Thrift, Olds S Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 114 Comllerce st., nlobile, Ala. ParHienlarattention paid to the slef als l ktn.l of W :S7 ERN PRODUCE, such as Flour, rn, lW l:iaky, P5rk, s rk , Oil, Grain of all kindlsy, yetc., etc. --RErrs To- Measrs. Pomeroy & Il rhllt Go t & L'.r!r`k, Cihir; ,rr' `" & Co., Mobile, Ahl.; C. . Newton ;'o., a'..rroll, 'r,',ilt .d8 S Co.,Henderson & Peale, New orcslan Isa. ; .!ohn S areyCl . '.. Gardner, Phipps . Co., Clcinnati, Ohio. Thr"It, Olds c Co., AGENTS FOR C. W. NEWTON & CO.'0 Regular Line of Packet Schooners, d9 2pt" FROM NEWSF ORLEANS TO sOPILCJ James B. Thompson, MERCIIANT TAILOR, No. 411 BROADWAY, (unar Cansl stree,) NEW YORE jyl3 2ptf Farina's Cologne. Three cses, just received, fors slah Inw h MIBS. BOYD, jel5 2ptol 158 I 't.. . M eCHESNEYY S PATENT WASIIING 1 t:IIINES, can be had by spyplyinm t the u:i ul Manu[fact,, rer1,s wh alu re Sole Poprli tor of the I'alen RI for the l :b e of . .ui.ina,. l)FFIIE-22 5s ss,.iMl. 1.5, '5,, Ol. 1r,1.