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III ý - r f · i ·· T ;a " .. L~t iCý tC s atrs t ·;~1, . at. o to the purser of the 1 in ta t ime S tINw Yor.hittet. ndba late epicetlet " t~eia l .m ofe.T.1thesray, t . oiddob tin pve com pdr istb S .. o, raoo co r uetxt lo ing oenrke of ta tobcve 1g. Ingstrs. la et his7`atm Tw, esrobn , yorn ,fat 'rapo as Bmg# ta. r eoztnasothe oneahe a i-mero SIý1agcowT.er the ry m oodht ih ". . -by teleroph,hhiblaobedyeoterday, 'oak bsdrAtlanio wodleavre New Yos t ,..d, . oplaceofteAdri muloet be S ajpatdit ' from New oqa k of silk Sa ptuorday nIt WTonenda o ~s lotolet ave ill Saturday, the 12th lattes l off thie time, TEiir deooroos of pur d hiatg moderate terms delightfl rural real de 4eite Deid erbbltrem ot of the town o fortd.' inothler molma o a sor.-W acknowledge the re lai *#l.tgPi pweHoduee, in the. town of Brk.spital, ik,.ornr of teresistee of the. oekenth aeinrod, s;gwoy. We have oo doubt t will prove sls qp laet ,joyoe us ablr t and, if arocatDnsou permit,;;l}, t 4 pleeoONe. in availing ourselves of qetihe Ilatelt ,two littlechtiildre, l 4 Fignited tlhe hayroor with _ t ,, tot.t with the bti.oding. ±4.-l P4. ,4*: well dr. eed young 4* a eta laed otee, lot Fulton street, New Sbi 1Mt Oit.t rnd oblred OrLOwtlty of oilk t ho woo immedlately ar-t b It; It turneed ot A W, sloh, and thathewas ad's wsiardt dry goods'ntiee. B5T3OLaKT IN MOBIfor.s-The Mobile Tribune in *ieiiisni cbtihatTl yitd night the dry goode store of Mr.' P. e pbaperwa entered snd robbed of pro. ;AMthec`towitgwihupowder,bot Tk*lm'ifshos efthelit2h Oit., toys that eet eli of the id the Deed Rabbit riot on the 4lth l i P Iopes roh . p os'n of the tI4*atl ze eewgi cang enough to hide their 1Tdbqsiltplctheir wes init. Vincent's Hospital, eerner of ii6istttbithiwt endSeventh avenue, rhere as.pq q geP r 4Sght. of lookftfor them. .T qw m q -W0 dtre that Major S Hopep ,the' e5l ddi department disheIaetde In4e sl journaL It is needleos to sj odlaodlalwauable and polished jour Uase Qau sa --lithpptesmrof the NewYork - fIe:tnotltm p'lbioeeent lptpwviews with Usa. 0gsanlgham, in which she reiterates her mno eletlagittt.iliaeope n- made against U rt hl, is lwlsthelos of the baby S~airdetemidatlon to pub. 1 red ladies in high I8tidS W eUd ietimatee the poast. ilhty that she ma rit t the history of her life " t l It tih presedt condition of pnubli moals se s e w v o doubt that an gFW fib,' a4ipee old haes a great sale. ,Al. asU lP ytfs't -A' hegyfreight - ttkensabrg News says, is now being ,d edhiwettbra Virginia Italroad, and ,withq.aysie y1 ly, though the capabilities of the depot btildinip at that place cannot be fully em-I ployesl In otmeqeenteN the unfinished state of the 1o0la~,it rab. The'whple will be in full blast tvi ti t@p the f)pd, E iziE . coommences, when a hoema--tos a adayca easily be shipped each way, tad, I boeaesry, a mouh larger amount Soi sqeA atpU i0 P SYIa4 .-.ato pre.olou to the depietaetn the rish coastof the telegraph squad eaF.e mjsoft the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland pro i~p.payef l ipredtnce of the crews, in which 0hgj ilioa9to ldg modest and reasonable re COa.te lthe.wind. ted the sea by Thy Almighty -power, aid grant to s o sueh favorable weather that w bs mattbled tolay the cable safely and effect Pl3s IRIeBiENE FOt BA L.-A fine tract of land on theil..Os of tesor. three slle blow the .lb al street ldtrt th-w~tt elegeut beok dwelleg, h demtely laid .st sieaee bWbssh bbery and frit tss vegetsble arden, e.-ie i ee eMts. It s altolgethr a ost dstlable piets or 7: Wessllolaer, w theadetslemenst lAnother Rim " OtL JOn."--M. Jose Domingo, whose l' es sr Oe bely knboows, or should kuow If they do tip.s- 0 ltlul erhpae sntreso nod whbo, outposus are "ielltq e-oioSf lb O'htl, t. Louis City and Artade es i4iy tawes . the bost slen asd tobaso to .ass' 155 a 51 5 y5wrsg,5 nd bo ken ever J p, k'iupo4aker, a good chew, ail aupe Old Joe, S711.5d *l0 restog'etlt. Ht e Inmpopts bhs uppllesdlrect, sed pdby VlSe, os the mot libra terms, well as by * ,ma y. .4o STAroooan.-Meears. P. Durel at $o, oo51Otatths5 aset, o urt reelt oe fresh odi ' pi i .. ..thepldaoset t rrrtet of French, EPt gUeh or pletak books, with faoy bromt anod iMMett for talbig. surases and merndilei S i feet wlhh h the bushssm cozow tVly should prtiu. rls mis Lted I, that Mesar. Drel &A o.'s stoek of mate. llt, wlUhtols pirlnatng and binding feailtlaes, ermbles them to fsspttBl~tP, in the betst yle and t the shorest notice, e50 of d nkTi f wmy bnch of monetary or commercial totk / keipSg. We would direct attention to the advertisemel in W 3 AF O M '>L>ýM80i8 ... A card bsei this notorious idividual appeared in a's Corier. But for its unmiled vulgarity, i a agr .etal mets,and its lack of gentlemanly ,r xi.e-publish it at length, ponible palton of reasurer. a iThe card se.t'i a with hifiWth, bontlanes in the l.w t. r( vianperlgiean , ey. winds np with a h deqieoYdulgar belitipp, whtich nonsan,having sr any respect for himself, would resortto. ne aai. g m emences by syingthat: " TheNew Orlessa Craossit and iother Palnrs .oa the same t kidvi e'rsaisince the opedeig of this canvass, never (4s tbliander nie," etc: This is false. We have ( neve*a'laersd Huater, nor wished to slander him. I We sever.alandered anybody. Such a procedure I would b radically at war with our nature, habits, lnrefitslodi s ad prates. Furthermore, Mr. Hunter ians nter . iinig to us, and we could not, there- a fbre, by any poslbllity, entertain feelings of personal ill-illtoward him.' We have written and published some aevire rtil.es aibouet im. In thisn we were war ranted by our duty as a public journalist, and the relaton. be holdsto the people as an aspirant for lofty peabis poeltlon. Bat, all der editorial refer en'as ih fouaned upon data given to the world at I the saew time, fnhm what we considered then, and cotnsider now, reeponsible and honorable sources. Had we assailed him witheantithis sathority, or with- 8 oatihisi ptbblid rlt-iiit, then Mr. Henter might have bad qt4eon to xpmplain of us. Bat, as in every in stance wherein we have alladed to him lengthily, we havt qa te d our authority, given names, places and t detesh'v:ry candid reader will admit that tM. Bun i Seg'#, attak upon as is t alike uncalled for and false. Whatweahave written about-Mr..Hunter has been mainly f'ondddt pas the editorial astatetets of the I Aleatiadria 'Atehn= llshed in the parish of his residaeee-a. an edjitl1 report of his speech at Riehobsnwpdpublished in the Madison American. If Mr: Hhntad ran wronged, why did he not right him- I selfi Sie , iiiotre proceeding elsewhere ? Why did be~ it _ g the editor of the Alexandria American eOeeount for slandering his fair fame, if slander was psamltted u onit? Did ihe anticipate he could not I kI ' `dhere he was best known? Wse.r lof hm sc scrutiny, and home investl getion? It looks so; for when a man flees his neigh both, ~dd writeeeards of defense from distant points, hik a.alis wear abrepUlhsve aspect, and uncharitable people will maintain tha'there must be " something eotten-in enmark." .Ad,, if the editorial report of his apeech at Richmond, pubhlished by the Madison American, outraged him, why did he not go there and demand redress? at for the statements of the two paPers named, there is no likelihood his name wal. aver have appeared, except incidentally, in our columns. .BlenK-rg, incidentally, to the charge of his com t plicit y with fire negro voting in Rapides, Mr. Hunter tsays; The Crescent says "that gentlemen of the highest Icharacter and first respectability, beth in a moral andpolitical sense, have vounched for the truth of these reports" against me. I dare the Crescent to Sname tis gentlemen. I defy that paper to name one man, who is recogniezed as a gentleman, who will endorse this slander upon the citizens of Ten-Mile and upon me. We reiterate the original statement, but do not care about mentioning' the names of our informants just anow. It is not at all necessary. If Hunter will only go to Rapides, they will probably make themselves known. And if he will consult the Crescent of yes terday morning, September 3, 1857, he will find enough Rapides names attached to sworn affidavits to satisfy his curiosity, to fix the status of the "citi zens of Ten-Mile," and to convict him of promoting and defending free negro suffrage. Then, there are responsible names at the head of responsible journals, in Alexandria and Richmond, to which he might as well pay his attention. But, we will gratify Mr. Hunter, to a sufficient ex tent that any gentleman would require, respecting names. If, after settling those little difficulties about his' fee negro voting propensities in Rapides and Selsewhere, he will come to New Orleans and apply to us, we pledge ourselvesto give him the name of a gen tleman, once a citizen of Rapides, from whom we have derived much information concerning this free negro business, and upon which information we have written considerably-a gentleman altogether superior to him in intellect and education, his superior in most other respects, and his equal in all. If this isn't a fair pro position, we have no idea of the definition of fairness Towards the conclusion of his card, Mr. Hunter says : 'That the Crescent will continue to reiterate this, and every other slanderous charge that it can ,, get hold of or manufacture against me, I have no doubt." Now, Hunter, why will you persist in slan dering us ? Whenever we have written anything about you, we have invariably given our authority, and yet you, passing by the fountain heads, seek to befoul us by throwing filth several hundred miles. As to manufacturing anything against you, the man would be a fool indeed to attempt it, when the truth is at hand in sufficient quantities to overwhelm it and hide you from the gaze of disgusted white men. Hunter, don't attempt to play the bully. You are w unequal to the task, morally or in any other sense, e and you know it-you feel It through every fibre of i your system. Do you imagine for a moment that a man who bore, tamely and submissively and to his face in a crowd of gentlemen, the most degrading d epithet the language supplies, can frighten people in e Louisiana? That you have so submitted to stinging Sinsult we have been infobrmed bya gentlemanof truth, veracity and character, who will make his statement o, good whenever you dare the alternative. A uinIous Trust. The Mobile Register, of Tuesday morning, says : " Believing as we do, that the Democratic party is sound and faithful, and that the federal administra tlon, if allowued proper time, will assume toward Gov. Walker's conduct in Kansas a position of rebuke and cenmure, we have avoided, as far as possille, any stricturesupon the course of certain Democratic jour nals which have arrogated the (unctions of oraclcs and spoken, cx cathedra, upon topics which are open to general discussion and about which some difference of opinion seems to exist." The Register's trust is ruinous to the South. We question not the honesty of its Southern proclivities, but we ask, in the name of common sense and Southern rights, how long does an honest " federal administration " require to be " allowed proper time' to punish, by recall and lisavowal, an ingrate and a traitor? Mr. Buchanan has had several months in which to make up his mind respecting Walker's con duct. He has not recalled him-has not signified the smallest wish to censure him-and there is every in dication that the Governor's course meets with the President's hearty endorsement. The President's special organs defend Walker, and the President cou tinues Walker in power. Now, what other proof can henecessary to demonstrate that the smiles of Presi dential favor rest upon the head of Walker? The Washington Union, for instance, continues the Register, says: The position of the great body of Southern Demo crats who differ from Goveroor Walker, but who are determined, notwithsanding that difference, to sustain the administration of IMr. Buchanan, is one thing, and the course of such avowed extremists and disuoniou ists as the " Charleston Mercury" is quite another. Upon the foregoing "cohesive power of public plunder" proposition, made by the pensioned organ of the federal administration, our Mobile cotemnporsry observes Now, we must disabuse the Union of a mistaken notion of the attitude assumed biy the South. We know of no party in the South willing to support Mr. Buchanan's administraetionunlesshe censures \alk'er, and we make a prediction which we mbeg our friends and enemies to remember. It is this: If Mr. Bu. chanan, despite the deep, thorough, wide spread con demnation of Walker's course throughout the South, sends in his name to the Senate, the alpointment wrill not be confirmed, and the large body of the Southern Democracy will be driven into opposition. Suich a step, will be very impolitic on the part of thle President, and we earnestly hope will not be taken. We have great confidence in Mr. Buchanan's sagacity as well as patriotism. Perhaps the Register is right in its speculations; but, right or wrong, it makes no ditere,,ce to the South, If Walker is continued in office until his con flrmation or non-confirmation by the Senate. Long before the iSenate will be called upon to act on his case the mischief will be done-the Freesoilers will Ie in complete possession of Kansas! What good.then, would it do us to have him rejected? Not a particle. It would be like locking up an empty stable alter thieves had stolen all the hi,rses, when a timely lick ing wol d have piesr,-ved tSe pifrny from the depredltionr of .ru:drels. Tele apl totbe New Orleans Crescent, UNITED BtW21 SAGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. [ay rTu ATOuroAL AoND SOTnsRN LIs.J LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3.--Fourth Day.--The prpminms on saddle, carriage and match horses, were princi Wi'5MIdbaeto' entucky. Vice President Breckenridge and many distin ished strangers are present. The premiums to Hoore's Reaping Machines, exr hibited at Syracuse last July, will be awarded to-mor Duel near Vicksburg. VIeassenR, Sept. 3.-A duel took place opposite this cityat 4 o'clock this afternoon, between S. S. calhoun and E. J. Bowers, both of Canton, Miss. Calhoun was shot through the left leg just above the knee, while Bowers escaped with a shot through the leg of his pantaloons. The weapons were rifles-distance 50 yards, and only one round fired. The duel arose from a ball room difficulty. Domestic lM'arkets. NEW TORe, Sept. 3.-Cotton quiet. Flour firm. Wheat dull. Corn depressed. Pork and bacon steady. Lard heavy. Whisky 29c. Coffee 11to 12 . Linseed Oil 88e. Lard Oil firm. CeCIsecrcAT, Sept. 3.-Flour unchanged. Wheat 1 to $1 10. Whisky 20ic. Linseed Oil 05 to 66c. River Intelligence. VrcKssOUo, Sept. 3.-The Gladiator passed down at 11 o'clock this morning. Arrival of the Illinois. NEW YORn, Sept. 3.-The Illinois has arrived bringing the California mails and $1,000,000 in treasure. Who Is Ahead Now' The doctrine of compensation holds good yet. It is true, the trite sayings that "the best man is I sure to find a better," and that "misfortunes never come singly," have found fresh illustrations in the defeat of our crack horses and the parting of the international cable on board an American ship. t These are disasters which have come upon us, and for which universal lamentation went up all over the land. The loss of the Goodwood cup was a national calamity and disgrace; the mishap to the electric I cable, through the direct agency of the pride of our navy and of American ships generally, must have blasted our marine reputation forever-but for the inevitable and infallible doctrine of compensation. Our coursers did obt prove the fleetest-the cable that was to connect the two hemispheres snapped in spite of the prestige of the magnificent Niagara but what of all that? The honor of the American name, the glory of Yankee go-aheadativeness, are still safe and untarnished. John Bull has scarcely time to utter a lusty bellow of triumph over our equine defeat, or shake his gilded horns at our deep. sea disaster, before his exultation sticks in his throat, and he chews the bitter cod of envy over a fresh proof that he is either a little behind this fast age, or that his trans-Atlantic relatives are a little before it. A few days ago he was incontestibly ahead of us. He had made the quickest trip across the Atlantic. That account had been squared by a contemptible little, rakish, piratical-looking yacht-a yankee yacht -beating ignominiously in his own waters all the last sailers of yachtdom in the triple kingdom. But the pride of our racing stock had challenged him to a trial of speed upon his own turf, and at the first essay he had seen them almost distanced. He was still ahead, and the Agamemnon had not shared in the odium of snapping asunder the telegraph wire and sinking to the bottom of the sea all hope of the present accomplishment of the most wonderful and gigantic enterprise of the age. But alas! in an evil day an American ship with an evil name set sail and got np steam and sailed and steamea away from New York for Liverpool, and by virtue of her essential superiority, and by dint of skillful handling-that is, by rushing her,spreading her, firing her up patriotic ally and indefatigably, she actually performed the passage from New York to Liverpool in thirty min. utes less time than it had ever been performed in by a British vessel. In proof whereof, we append the I following extract from the log of the United States steamship Vanderbilt, E. Higgins commander, on her third voyage: Cast off from dock at New York at 12:20, P. M. a Passed Sandy Hook, 2 0 ; discharged pilot, 2:30, hugist 1, 1857: Deate, Deye out. Latiitude. dLalsoi de. DanAl. ta . n. ute... ............. . . w h 1 i 5 t o a . ... .............9 I's i 01 11), .. ...... ...... ....5 21 01 s-, 6a ..............5.. 4c o e t r m :311 g ti ... ..... ............7 51 u t e 1on 3. TIApp ar.nt t er ................... ............9g dues 1 houtr. menseduc t di weur l l tri mmdgide w ersh..h.. ........ t astakinb the passage equal to 9 days 1 hour to Liv Serpool. The best British passage on record (that of the SPersia,) being set down at nine doy- one hour and thirty minutes, it will thus be seen that the transi Story bntmmuch coveted glory of being a little ahead e is taken from John Bull, and awaits his grasp across a a yawning chasm of exactly thirty minutes. The portly gentleman in check pants, carrying a .big stick and wearing a ruddy complexion and am Smense but well trimmed side wtiskers, who met to if just after the Goodwood race and srid--" Wel, I told yon so, d'ye see. Wot the bloody 'ell's the use a s your sending your blawsted :orses over there ? They f can't run, d'yd see !"--has not bee seen abaht his n sccustomed haunts since the news of the Vanderbilt's g time. We hardly expect to see his face again, until the Great Eastern is lannchl d and beats nine d-ys at nd one hoor. Ant Itquhi'y fromt Ch'lctago. A real estate broker in Camp street received yes S;terday the following letter: e D e, eSi,": Bcing dei rous o.f alctkil, sum lc i ta'irie r ,i to rfal 'a-" htate in Inlnr place, 1 kilns o,' no retnoll ~n!rr) will he more v, likely Io give me tlhe true ill tf, uati, t io t yt t llIsett'; thrrch,rv, n I be to m ke nmeia ini iri e : llc ut fur 'Llet pl lees runl I plli hei ne prot-rty in your planc--* ;y -,ta Ihunhic, lots anui rei. dy d oenu lt-? Al., whet are f, r , s w,, h:t nx t -t\ i nity, and Ir- foT whrt are telands Icd ahapted Wbht i h chai ce for s choo sh, n t i ,o , iII iil ity, al en hlit are tht wagsg, ,i n:. Ai,'., ile .ctl:el -,illl ht t i t te ra pidlyi Aud farther, |rvra you nuy good wla',,r lanidl, i:. your Stnte, rf sc, elau yn c re l nfc e 'here ily ly, ia-d Ir what price. fe theyca hui purehsacl? Your trcul., T. e. L., ],, D 1 : ;14-r a lits,, Chuk \tlt et. I.ERtL.E " PA..IS..- The Convention wound up yesterday by a speech from Mr. Balch of lberville, who was not a delegate, but who pledged that parish "to give three or four hundred majority for Laurent J. Sigur lor Congress." We are inclined to think that Mr. B. has a vast imagination of his own. Why did'nt Iberville send delegates to tihe Convention if she approved its objects? Will our flighty friend of the Gazette answer? [Baton louge Adv., 1st. Mr. Baleh is the editor of the Gazette, the official organ of the Democratic party in Iberville. Whether, in his speech, he drew on his imagination for his facts, we are unable, as a matter of course, to deter" mine. Still, it is quite clear that a man in his poI sition ought to be well posted regarding iparochia matters-better than those at a distance, at all events A few weeks will settle tie question. AMERICAN NO3tsNA'rION.--' e learn from the More house Advocate that a mleeting of the American party of that parish was held in tBatrep on the f22d ult., and J. W. Boatner unanimously nominated for the Legislature. The Advocate says: Mr. Boatner is a gentleman of talents and intelli guce and worthy the distinguislled position assigolltd hint. Personally he is very populalr, and with thorough organization and an effort among his friends, he will be elected by a handsome majority. DEATII ON Titt TtACK.--Oa the 211th ult. a gentle man namued Thos. Sewell, a retired merchant of Bal timore, tSf years of age, was instantly killed on the Hudson River Railroad. at Peekskill. He attempted to get upon the cars while they were in motion, and missed his footing and fell between them, three cats passing over his body. How GIZZAnts FOOT BECAMEtO GOVEInNOn.-We find the following in a recent number of the New Y olk Herald : It is still fresh in the recollection of our readrs how Governolr Wise nt:de war upon us on his stump campaign through Virginia for daring to send a re Iotter to preserve to pos-terity the wingcd wiolds of his el'tnlence. The (Governor has, however. seen tlhe error of his ways, and we torgiee him for thie hardl elitlets which he at that time lavished upon us. lit' it lot, we telieve, fIll ctlovincerl tihat but for our .lsrtbs he wsIed not be Ilal the ault that he is, and perhaps would not tsnw hIe Governor of Virginia. SA itar Palre: Fel oo.- ..ran 1 \ In Wid cc centli re.veel ten tls,- n l cars dir n s e ,e-. ir..: "s ,i -r . 'm-,, !', . t a h i_ f., ,,, d ,c " .:,, American lIecelng in St. MIartin Parish. 'We find, in the St. Martinsville Courier, of the 29th olt., the detailed proceedings of a meeting of the Amerioan party of that parish, held in St. Martins. ville on the 23d of last month. The meeting was large, harmonious and enthusiastic, and the action taken gives arnmest of a chefiugly auspieious future. The meeting was organlied by appoiating Mr. Jacques Fontenette, President; Messrs. Alfred Dope rier and James S. Robertson, Vice-Presidents, and S. V. Martin, Louis E. Laloire, Secretaries, A motion was carried, authorizing the President to appoint a committee of nine members to select candi. dates for the House of Representatives, subject, however, to the approval of the meeting. After due deliberation, the committee reported the names of Messrs. W. E. Fuller and, John E. Darby for the sane tion of the assemblage. The nominations of the committee were unanimously confirmed, as they de nerved to be. The old parish of St. Martin is certain to be ably and faithfully represented in the next Legis lature, as Messrs. Fuller and Darby are sure to be elected. A committee, consisting of Messrs. Alfred Duperier, John A. Smith, V. A. Fournet, Fred. L. Gates and Gabriel Fuselier, was then appointed to draw up and report a preamble and resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting. The report of the committee, on being' read, was unanimously adopted. From it we append copious extracts : Whereas, the American party of the State of Louis iana mourned the defeat of that tried patriot, Millard Fillmore, as one of the greatest misfortunes which could befall our country, it nevertheless rejoiced at the election of James Buchanan, it being as they thought at the time, and as represented by the Demo crats North and South, a.trnmph of'conservatism ever J. C. Fremont, the exponent of Black Republi ranism. Whereas, in the appointment of ii. J. Walker, a Southern man, as Governor of Kansas, the entire South exulted at the prospect of the administration being trle to the Constitution, and driermined to pro. tet the Ithrealened rights of the Soutlh in the Terri tory of Kans\s. Resolved, That in I. J. Walker the South has met with a second Arnold, worthy the fate of the revolu tionary traitor. Resolved, fLrther, That inasmuch as James Bu chanan has not recalled Walker, that his organ the Washington Union and numerous other journals assuming to speak the sentiments of the administra tion have applauded at the position taken by Walker, we Southerners, members of the American party of the Stateof Louisiana, have every reason to belheve and do believe, that R. J. Walker is nothing more than the political satranp, the base tool of the admin istration; that he has merely carried out the Freesoil doctrines which James Buchanan so well concealed during the last Presidential campaign under the Northern and Southern interpretation of the Kansas Nehraska bill. Resolved, frther, That in the appointment of It. J. Walker, a Southern man, Jameo Buchanan only sought to conciliate as long as possible the feelings of the South and to conceal his Freesoil tendencies. Resolved, further, That, distressing as it may ap pear, we Southern members of the American party of the State of Louisiana recognize no national party ; we think it time for the South to organize in defelnse of its threatened rights; to maintain, at all hazards, the constitution. Resolved, further, That in the admission of Kan sas as a free State we foresee the balance of power in the hands of the Black Republicans and their triumph in IS0. Resolved, That the American party of the State of t Louisiana favor the invasion of Nicaragua byv Walker, and the honorable annexation of all Soutliern terri tories wherein slavery canl be introduced, as the only means of protection for the South in tile fature. Resolved, further, That, whilst we recognize no I national party, we have unrbonded confidence in the nAmerican party of the State of Louisiana fior the adiinistration of our State affhiro ; its untiring op position to the mjonrity has done much to relieve the State of that species of arbitrary legislation which has unfortunately much characterized the two last sesions of the General Assembly. Resolved, farther, Tlhat ir the passage of such laws as the General Election law, we recognize all ar 1 bitrary assumption of power on the part of the rDemocratic party of the State. Resolved, frltfer, That in their neglect to organize constitutionally tile Board of Public Works, when uceh an orgauization would have saved millions to the State, thie D)emocrtic party has been recreant to i i s m.st sacreddutny. Resohted, farllter, That in refusing to lease the State Penitentiary to responsible lparties for specified Ssors and iroportions exceeding the otolr of the pre Ssent lessees, tlre Democratic party has sacrificed the sinterests of the State for party favoritism. Resolved,frrther, That by tAie ipassose of the Elec tion law for the parish of Orleano, the Demroratie party bLs not only beer arbitrary towardsdthe citizens if New Orleans, but has imposed an ljuost tax upio the cou ntry parishes ill a irotig tleem contibute towards the maintenance of the police of tie city of Nesw Orloniss Resolved, That the opren opposition of glendy uorle, ITthe candidate of the American party for Congress in this di-srict, to the present admiotoration, meets ouir Sentire approl1atinn that we pledge to himn the rnani ci mo.s spport or the American parrty of St. arrtin. "Resolved, That the American party of tihe pariuh of St. Martin pledge their lsupporrt to the nouminee of this Conventiorn and the State ticket that they in their turn pledlge thesarelves to carry out thie prin -siples enurciated ir the resolutiols adlipted by this vu Convention. IRerloted, That we approve the course adrpted by e oar irPejresentative to Congsress, thie Hon.;tieo. Erustis Id in opposing all reduction to the tariff' on sugar. i. Everytlhing is riigt in St. Martin, and, indeed, ic id all olther quarters, according to tihe best inlorinatior swe Irae treen able to obtain. We can redeem th State, nd save tie State, if we only exercise prope &w3-Tra iveislo~ our Westerll «Rtr 'I , lnId Ifli sIIIe l Ii All, pra ltiau to ;,dp ly tllhlir ll k Hil ,, genuiir l llttlric of lrsirtotr '' lalk-el It ltsrr -a it i- IIVIF r. n ceder d by ell wi,o !"", died rcl bi, fit-;n llil r!:rilic, ti, It iiiu? a1il re,,olar e III, ,mantel,, it rade i ptr drrr;:cisa on se I~ot tlr, nia carry it II ttl~nele r Hula tlnOU il 1 l ell de c.ihiiri I ý"li. ot' ,tier, HI · -1 1 it, ,cure, which, illihnut oftener ii:l r Iidii-C ,iuk,,1 ki~lillsi~i. Mele~e onoe oiri.r101l prl~ewtive Is worth a hound if Gu ru.re For r.~ie by dnig"A",, ,urd llerra ;s ~e molly Wy- Whit Teeth,_ L'crtulnerl Breath Healr 6riitt/flll eol·/)plr:.joln cin 1.e ucgiira:L y ii*/li the PAI)I OF(I A TiIOUSANDi FLO~il{:llS. Wh11lAy ,rKne...,ni -,:IIfl' tbe --o I e-il roah i yu the ".1 I* n1 o I, l. b,--d Fl- ," Aiill only .A r OA4ler 1, tit lo".like tech wite as ".A )tiiyI perauns da nos lillo Ili- I ireil~l ix bid, 'ma lII .·lllj'·(.l ix ,l"I ,it, i ,-I~I I y1119 :aerl :la rsni. 1, dr ' S'" For riils by Sit 'lI.FgS x niAr?1;Y~( SIS l· ell DluyI ikb,. [Il Idlyodli Rri I' pspl~~.5.l glily III 4~i dlillr L-TIrilll ~lll~ dl o.dli-d.rcm."' A Potn ll o I er3l14A inp~e131a43I4,, INa 13o Crii, F4r3,44I 4344 III'r i' h lu* no LI/II.11, ,I, I Kit it I1 yT t, lt i lol..T lppirl nilii ,l·· 1 1-nno, ll ) II l lNil4 AIi~ to c ir f il tie must uit l, IA . It r," ircs l a~luinl r, ilwd. . rici n the l dr the npr. pr.ý, i~'r" r i~l"rrDn fu.l % ,pito,x fi, 'i~ MUR11()Y nn. anil nll i~lll·~plt, ll 21.ru,:,-1 -P3ll''. Boyd, N. N il ii CaN) stleet-le IN of XewiiKC dr,'i. ily liirplinrrl· rnr ,hip, 511~e~n, l*:. :lorrr, iicaIiJIl"ad MIoIIs. Ill7pbh nl5-I IA1 IAlAnIIA nonIIAIh ui p 1 11tch, It less fl; au h1 il n1 rnwr. 1 ic Urid, (linneiti made. Ii to In rder or fnrr rinle ruidY~ mnill ;.I; !lo P. p DUrel F C Co. 37 ............... Clirtlrr r S" J1,''t"·-........... ....:;7 Elf Illir NIlCI fiN 11 A II, 11illle·I lt5 .C Rnubo iir Ii 'iANr lilTo ; yllyxuri uI ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~il Nie rt lll~y ~ ·IIilXeul bill N -Iic. 1r IIol~ol, CeI" RO0D,) 0 rk, c·, · · ,-pk.'e(·11 to meet t he ,1,111, ofi~ll· our lIio daiiit e1 Vii il N 11pn 0 I lil, ll.hl,-RIA'I l uil, eiru7f IPl' ['; NIll I AiLT . s IlT uoi d, m tll.li. 1'. ii. R T A CO., xr ?pt :7 Co". Wrt Sc+:,. Ill Its F:.<, rl r. rir., i ~rkrn np o l II~" , c f31 or lil c Iv~Iilr, 71 ,,I k ,.hil ·rI1 R'F:Fi Is 'ruF: ~ l F;Ii'\':I~ \~I Tel~EI.illSliI'A r I':I· r.:, Furnishing and Fancy Goods. -Just received from Part., alarge assortment o- T 8IIK UMBRRII,.AS, for Ladi.e and Gentlemen. Linsenad Cotton SHIRT BOSOMS. Linen and Cotton SIHIRTS-Colored and White. FRENCH CORSETS, of all sty les. STOCKINGS, Sucks, Crvats, Collar.,, Suspenders. Gloves, Mite, Garters, Embroldered Cahemi.e Por celain Vaoes, Toilt Seta. ste., tRe., AT VTRY LOW PRICES. E LION & PINSARD, al 2ptf 66 and 68 Royal street, corner Bievie. n I iare Found a Treasure. so 8ays the Consumptive, who ha been laboring under a di- i treing Cough, Pain n tile Side and Chest, and debill tating Night Sweats, and could not Rnd any re lief. So lys tihe Asthmatic, whose dif iculty of breathingI was ItIch that he could not Jay le down at night. So says the person whoo ha been Bleeding at the Lung+, and who failed day by day, until he met with this invaluable help. Would you DR. DAVIS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR it I, this Invaluable trelsnre, which has dlone more dnrhing the g past ten years in relieving the above diseases than any other remerdv in th. world. is For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by J. WRIGHT & CO., an31 2p3tenodktW 21 and 151 Chartres street. It .Tew Goods! X'ew Goods! --lInlt Received, at ,D. P. SCANLAN & CO.'S, n I Nos. 12 and 14 Chartres street. b Plain and Figured, Ithlk at I'eolored SILK.S, POPELINES, VAIENCIAS, CASUMERES, MUSLIN I)E iAINES and FRENCH CALICOS, in piece, and in robes.a-volants, It-Qtoil- C les and Bay.de4r: FMIiROIDERIES, LACES, RIBBONS, FLOWERS and MILLINERIY, to which the attention of the Ladies is respectfully called,. ,,Gi1 21teod Southern Furniture Irlarerooms CHARLES A. STEWART, At Nos. 171 and 173 Canal street, Ne.o Orleans, IHas just received from the manufactory, a beautiiful stock t splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTEADS, ln ad diltion to his hitherto largo stock of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, omprising EVERYTHING in his line of buhiness- Parties wishingaythinginhlis line, will and it to their advantage to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere. CHARLES A. STEWART, 11171 Il6t1kltW 11 aul 113 FtnaItraLt. Carpet Wrarehottse, No.19 CIIARTRE. STREET-CAIPETINtI 1f all kind;: alcWions, -lye;, Will:, TapeI.try, IBrus.el, ThrecIlpy, Iec. 1APT'EI t;---i l ro!ls 2-4, 5-I uniIt 6-4 White, -'heck bud F-lcy. SFLOOR OIL CIO'IH--From 2 feet Iowl, to ,y width, cutI nto sillt Rl'lIIli , . etc.. Alo., T.,t1 l ,,il .,..... :o. er. Crt Ciod, Vin'iow Slhades, esc., Pali of ntiich are oiered eat the lowvet market prices. a iaul 2p6 A. RROUSSEAU & CO. At'.w Books! -For sale by THOMAS L. WHITE, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 103 CRllal street. THE BIOGRAPIIICAL IHISTORY OF PIIIIIOSOPIIY--By Gtorges Iihnry Lewes. STHE ROSE 101 ASIIURST--yT Mrs. Marsh. MARRIEI) OR SINGLE--Biy C. M. SelIgwiC:. THE LOVES OF THE l)POlETS-Byi l Mr. JamieCon. F PUNCS'S 1'OC)ET-ItiOOi2 OF FUN. R THE MAGIC STAFF--By A. J1. Dvi n29 2+:3 Jall Paper!: 'all Paper! BAUMBACH & EVERS, WILIOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN French and Atmerican Palrr " ilalghigsI BORDERS, CORNER.S, OAKS AND in MAR ISLES, in every variety, e No. 2 EXCIIAN; F, PI,ACE, OIl,".lite the POF-ItIiIc. lC Partir lar attentionn pai) to all work in their line. nal'5 2ply e Order Youtr Shirts AND WINTER UNDER GARMENTS T This )Week, at S. M. 3 OOD S , . Corner of Calll and ltoyal streets, 3l As he Hi lear Iia few ay, for tho unatu.ctory, No. 15 IbIOA tWAY, NElW YOil'I, .e and take mnucares anl sl.nMle Sn:h; with hi:n. ln Present st,'ck of C11111'R'iS d FUR.NISHING F GOODS, to which comopries tiO e mlost c:lletL ashartmen1 t ih tl-he South, tO ill be le4s1 of at ('OIST'r. IIALF-.IDOZEN XCELLINT STIRTS FIOR Si e Now i, the. time or. GREAT BARGAiNS at 1101DY1' . Cau24 12{I511 re Intatiense Sacrifice he SE1LING OFF TO MA51.1I, ROOM FORl NEW GtODS:I tiN GOODS:I SROBERT PI TEIN, tsNos. 13 and 15 CAM 1 STREET, oppoite tie it) lSotel), near o Wo'ild re.pectfully aniaotn a to hi, nomnrus a :,tonmer. and , the public generally a he are I. nid to seel ,r~n, cite ii ) ·,Io!lr of I Al-r l ptmolber, Pi NTIRI: STOCK uf )i SU:, M31 ER C t,O'f T I I N1Nt ti -And U- ( ltllnenlcn' lttnlslahllng Goodt, , SAnd alloh ,,,rgooda!,,t it G RE.\VrI REDUTION, to mike I re. frr til te Fall anol W,\iu( rr -.oc k. 1 5 I w o n lt r e: l rn m ' o lin ik s fo r p awt t' a v t ý, 1 a n d re prr t ln y sr , IROBER!T PITKIN, ..-1 M ,t 15('amn l,- tr-t. Seconad-land Furniture Store. Tbh IIGH( H T I'.,"PIP PRICE pali for rIl kislls SECOND HIANDI FURNITUI'E; aplo n,1, exchanged and repaire, by P. 2M. TOURNE. j322 "?m No. .2 ?n B.trole, hear V',ianl -rret Read This W. P. C(OLEMAN S Fq: I)D r P ir--ThL e t ev. PP o ,r P lnch p illp I.P ih I purhene ll fron t S, qsgar-gIll er's Sewdut ing pTI: inl h i wIee -. ei n mu it p llelud w hla imipr-:-n ie pe, ry r t l n e : bh i ldL I "r [ i ."1,,, 2prto lI I , sl , l t it itl,. [tm e t m illa t for lllil{w~ rind.hng t.,e i,,u::"1. . 1'r un« te; [ th ere;.re epect 'T'o Sugar 1 I intern p would p pp cially recPom end y'~ur MIil bli, th oI, toi Kl i inds ormill e r ingl tr Selling Of1 at Cost. Ilmlltekeeper, can +llpnly h!mrf lven in tlte Houe Furnish., i O ,' ti p hit . y, for thIpe t pl two Pmol nthI , by catlling t .l-{+;cr. Pi oll , Pp h ," l d !l In-inr., vaill b o - i Luger's win g ltrlacinets s With ll tle ~I0e p imInVlcPunt, for .ale Iby MIRS. LOYD, IJ.I Kin!ds of SewinPg R?. & J. WATSON, N t' ot ice. AOr c',:onml HI.nd other, wIshiPg pph" tIH FALl, AND WINET TER (tA)' i lli N MADE, TO ORDErR, willlpleasr call at oulr P It I lete tIhI r P ,IaPP 'eP I N d E ,rdeI . NORIIIS, IAULL CO., wotPleP IPr mp'lP d (:olp, on HI ree p. J0 RI, T I lPa dr teIO trTy Iotel Lun bin Extracts FOR TIlE HA.\Ni)IRIII IEF--WA'.\ It E.\NTRI) I:INUT NE. 'rlc re, P 5UcentP per L ott'l . For P le yI, MRS. BOYD, 'J,, I5 _ ,- . . .. . p- . .l, . - . .l- P l F n' trl ee t. Coat : Coat: R. J. V 'A T S O N, +New lecvcc, loot of ,1~llia ,trete, QU:AtLIT" OFS,' 'IIE:1S NED SI'IO'IRPUIL( COAL, and ore n-prepPP rcP to f.lr h, bP it boIa ltl, PPI 2 .\I.PERS, 1'hA.\N'f;:ItS HIIII nalSTI,\IAII 11'Si tilte .IIt)0R'1E.[ 1NOTICE,: tll LOWEST MARKET PICE.'H PPP. outH prPt o chrge, PP clt '111 "'t t ,f A' 1P ."rLHPSI'PRIII,. Lea " Perrins' WO I IEST'RSD INRE SAUCE. Tlhe ntteutil, of Ilntrl K.'+pcr 1,'rnprit Lora of F:ltthng FlouFe% l`,I rr¢, po r 'nb.,, lIc~ l d-w Fh' llllrn, in rlrl m,",ed to a ti~ l . 1,a & Porti, fa o,, . ettrlbd re 'I ltr Thi,. toll~lltilitbi it . ra 1 nxn hl¢' l,. J + tha lbl ll the hi rh +peak Iv,lllly of` !Its lle it,; and tile fact that it t, ij t,+ the only J. Iae . Seymour, ATTOIp '?Y AND C'UNSELLOR!? AT LAW, Jt-14)N UNO(AIEN AO., Pocked Directory : TWELVE THOUSAND COPIES! A Southern Eenterprise. TUE NEW ORLEANS (ILLUSTRATED) MERCHANTS" DIARY AND GUIDE, THE, MOST COMPLETE CITY (IUIDE Ever Iuauedllf the Suatll I1 EACH BUSINESS AND PROFESSION CLASSIFIEDII Price of Blok, (invariably In advance,) wlh Name and Ball-a C Only Plfty Centsl Altogether forming one of the best Reference and Adver tising M.edilms ever presented to the Southern People, s now ( in press, and will be Issued on or about the 10th of October, 185T, ready for thie early fall husine1s. C This vahuable work will be Illustrated with many spirited En grIvihgs, and will colltan a vast dmnont of acurate, Intere.d ing and valuable infornmation, comprising a sketch ofi New Or leans, with a Chronologlicl Table, a Diary for every day in the year, a Ciide to all the Pubil Inlsttution, a List of Officers of G oyernlel, tCiy, Stas nld PFeeral.) Newspaper., Railroad., Stroamrllpr Steamboatt, Sehedrlu of 7,Mdlle and Raters of Post igo, LevL Oo ide, Lawn Governing blaeke, Cabs and D)raya; Illtearet and Time Tables, Calendar for 185-' 8. thie Courts, with a lit of all the AJedge.s aad Attrney)s in the City; Adver tiemen ts of Prominent Merchants, etc., etc. COPYRI(IIT SECURED. is -Nomoney will he reqnired for Advertisinguutil the work is comupleted and delivered. W. A. BRICE, Puklilher and Conlmpiler. N. :.--This excell:nt work Is being goten up solely by sub. st rilniut', amotl the bUsdntx and ather elasses of tIe commun nity-llthe listi IhlinPo al dy reachled over ''2O,. with fair pros pet of tih r'.1i,00h blldit, saying otlll,g of whalt will be dis tributed gratuitolsy thironlhlout tlhe country. There rema.ns but a few pages for the ue of advertinere, and those de.ron. of adverti.ilg shlould hand in their advertienlents at once, for they will certainly regert having missed so rare an opportunity. sIiOrde, mali y be left at L. GABI(CI'S Mu.ic Store, No. I3 Camp street, where, al.o, any inforallltion naay be gained in re erence to it. al4 2plm Statfoners' Ihall D. .FET, N.bw .ORK............. . l. o.TSON, F.W ORI . D. FELT & STETSON, General Stationers, Printers and Blank Book BtE n uofaecturrs, 54.................. 'lOve SartN .............. ...541 And No. 5 1Bank Peace, New orlenla. The Proprietors of this EstabliShmel' -'o-,d 're.pelfullylln formtheir friends andthp ,.blicgene,, n, ytat they have now on had au extetsive uns ertnlenrt of BLANK BOOKS, PA CP'ERS., FANCY AND STA'I.E ST.ATIONICZIIYs, I wllo call the atte'ntion of mrcl ants totll, following I- of STOCK, whih iL of'reTd for '..e at tle VERY LOWEST PRICES., and on the MOST EEASOIIOAI, I.E TORE'.. -ALSO In connection w ;th this etbli hmh'nt, there is n large JOB PRINTfNG OFF''LF and BoOK 'INIlaIERYk wbere o vryal It i description of work can be done tln the best workmanlike maul ner, at the shortest ,tice, and at the most reasonable prices. From facilities o.n'red thi!, honuse ftrom a recent hellanllge in the cotcern, they are enaled to, -ell all artielev illn tlhis ist (which is only a patleaon of the ntock.) oan the (nost p(heraI geans, and would, tllerefore, solicit the fa.vor of a call to erxamme the stock prevloulsto purchin:t.g. Paged Blank Books. Ladgers Day Bo1os, Journa', '.1,f ooks, Blattel., Receipt Book., S Inlice IokL., Order to1 k', I.ett'r l ,.aok. Record Books, Hill Hoks. Check Books. Te aboe are'of a l' l thie differenlt sl.e of paper, t.1 Ies of Ru ling and Minding. The same and ,ch other looks 0, mlay be required, made to order of thle last English and Almel can Laid and Wove Parper. iVrlting and Letter Paper. Imperial, Super Ry".;., Roy.dal, elilm. D' my, Folio Post. atak fost or fBool Pa'er, Letter, 'ommertil and lParket Post anti l awyers' Bri,,f Pep,-r, rFualirap, velcerd and' 1-"lie' Let Amrr iela ulotnuliB." -U r. Steamttboat Hooks. IFreight List, Cl,h Bk, CoTin an'! I'a.p,lok.1 Reg (-rR, .t"ltton Ie 400ivi0'. lo'.a ly Wood Receipt Rlooks, Cargo Reeipt Books for ('otton .entral .. .. or Sugar, Sort'.g ..p .. 2Pn,.'h'l1ir loo 01a'.o Letter R cl1pt M ll:l, , ' 1 a 0g1: Tal.ll, ' Measlring Ro'. , h", sur, 1'. I'ookL, Trip Bok all ves and tyl-s o ruling, ad gn'rally all arti i cla u.ed iy bo,., %'ar ,::hlr Pra ntiaid t- tia brhin h. Gold P 11.. , I L.el Brown's. Bl,ntol'., Morto,' F'ife' Oblique, and Lady's 11(xra o Pen1 a t or wI ithout Gold or S dlv r llders; Gold and Silver Pleneii(".C.~". Blook-llnderP ' Stock. Shaved Rusia, Iaep a01 I very sNtoe:w,; heepIkin (Skiver, Red m:d Blule j,,ro..o. Iarhl. eaw ; -,:nkledI 1papers;, ltILe Frencih "'errie, th'Il l Woo or , etc., etc. S Cttlery. a lolS, aoyand Ro-ewe al .(r.io : l.k1, , 0 fr-0 12 t, 20 inlh. Pnlayig and Blank 'cErdT . nd Engle, Starry l I ., 1,.Ftur, Mlr.y Andrew l ighland he Play hto rals- ,r, bank. lq ,Idol Blank C.rd,, all sizes; Milynlrd & Naye. , RD.,vr ' I0ack'-,'; Stei.olst', and E"Tl! Writing hok-, EnolVh and Ametil,:n topynyg lnks, Red 1nk end Fren.h Caxrmline. ke t.. trrdtll 'l "e. Ink-*a: l, d rgrr at v l.t. . l,' .. -1'x and Wal ftr.; St.-rl Pen,, of ev, ry,.:: ,e p;,,n. F'ancy' ',iorr ,i Gl.lr,"L t',tper ; Pa d and Ivory T bliet., ['o': a xin -i te., Lette p Yotlung'a It' s L evl llest,,: M-l-k Pepr al lan,,,,; I',M Won-tler and l'orffU ltra'. $!.ek Sued; Ivory) R.J.-, i:,lir-, N""w-i",ltD F'ile'; ];ook l'',gel Copying Oi k . €i l ""+' I, ' i tr Bru].*; 1femoarat 1D- duoh lonk - nr evey r""ewr pt[on,: laTnke -' Nte Ca-,; Thin h by, Itn, e,: Envelope, for ,.lu,,-, n:,'d Not, . n r eart u :,liety; Fn relope Paper; Emxl, Fine Nt. E','per; Is t' 1Pl',,e, Interest t. I tld F:xcl:anr. eTalh: e .; Trip l:u , 'r:ise fao k'': lh,e; hack' Silt r Jrn'ishld Ptper; Wtiank Note,; Iniank Draft-: ]till. La dire, Bills E-xrhi"e. Pen R.lrk-: O-tohoulse thit k,; In, frcRobhh :; W\ire File-. PTOrket y3emnt'lOIduntI I] u.ok. Gu;rnd Ira btO h :. S'nlt Jio2.e=; P.,tnd: \af,'r It',+I t',: 1' k Sat'wrr`; Beld 'l e t M :.,ha e B"<'i--, I' trte-toanl '" ; (',1.nda or-, ,rtia tll pect Inkt etc D. FELT &; STETSON, S Next s,'.ve Jamles Rolbb & Co.' l, 11killng fMohne, A , . ..", y 1 5 ,,,: ... , tr . Prospect us -or THE MADISON AMERICAN. T'o be published ill I.CIIMO INDI, 5Madionll I'nrih, louisiann. Thin paper ,wi! be iy..d e ery SATURDAY OMORNING, Ti I'Plitie. it rhldl be devloed to the interest, of the American Pla"oy. n)e pordon wll be dedicated to Litesary a nd . iscella neou,. matter, nrmpri:·as.elertion* stnd eonlp .iti * tlitl d tO family or Afre-ldey renadli, poet-cda eTffuionl -A . Ii.o l o, v,)tcd to the t ileercsao O Agriculture" ; ~lai" it, eohlmns awll be Alwx hl opn to tle ad'ertiAig Ill, rulm l a ty. Tie he of thin pper will le u mediN . The price of subscripTion will hi ,Inee ' I"llrP b Tellr. The pi.e will l.. i.iled Inllie time duinig tle1 ImuOlth ofJuly. All conmunicatlons to this paper mnet bI, addrdeed to the underligned, Richt moud, 51adi-on palish, La. PETIER ALEXANDER, Je ptf a Editor a nl P'roprietr. Toilet .dlrticltes. A fullsply of tle fuAlowing TOIIET ARTICLES alwbay on a1111111 for IC 25 per centll . cleaper thll by regull SJONEI:W .I IY \ NWIITE. IA ..RY'S TlHti1'OP 11EROUS. LYON'S KAT'ilAIRION. PHAl,)N' S PAI'IPIAN LOTION, 6,1 the nce. .. .. .. EXTI.\CTS fm the IIdkf. TIMI).ON'S OPTI>:CnMEsr th , JULES :I.,UFI.S I'\iMAT'UMS. WICIGHIT " STICK 1'IMALTL'M. FIRF;NCH 1'S ST. TIIHOMA.\ BAY RUM. JULS IIAU.L'S SUIA['. TRYNTAL M AL.ACE .. lWRI i l' OIIUIl. I iETi .. WINDSOR FRENCHL D:AS'TIL M.. RaFor i' IS. BOYD, _h.15 " 21 ,1 15..( - i p street. J. P. lulttland X Co., FORWARDING & COMMISSION MEIIRCHANTS iAgents ofthe Illldelldenllet 1nt s, y'otice. Families wllo Iropoue 'apering their hlises thi easnol, are • ',pcc •lyll iluvih, to eclll no ( 'X 'n!" tile Saml h, Room ot (e uiltdlersignoel, where may he sell (OAK, 3\ .\ R Illl.E TlT NE, >trisl, V'EI.VET and IPLA.IN PAPERS, put up in tecoln tion, Fre'cou end other otyles, by H. II. E:EACl A\RD. F. NEWHALI. No. 60 Calnal .treet, corner Old Leveo. .Ll) 2p3m up *tairs. IP. 1. Cooley, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, P'racticesi, t',Poillte Co:pee, went Baton Rouge and Went Ft lfi nl R_. d. e, ,,h . ninte,·,:no, n"o P. . . . . 4 ''~n" Crane's PATENT MIETALhLIC BURIAL CASI.KET Those beaiitiful HURIALr C.\-KETS. farmerly ,old by P. 1 C(() K r. tCo., No. N u t. i (lCharklti a et, h L blt iieen parllr ned b: It!e undar.igled, wih unterb the llte tor Ji aIt the usual price t N... 2V) ( 'ainp alett ly .DANIEL MONROE. X. att:iul's Perfl,( t'ry.! r i . L'i itK I' 'N H e'I'F, "Tý, -..:u by tll Swan U Co.'s Lotteries. NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME wN Capital Prize S60,00 .. f The following BEheme will be drwn by S RWAN A CO., Managers of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, of Georgia, ih each of their Letterlme for September, 187, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, to which city they have removed their prllncipal oliee. Cls 52, to be drawn in the city of Augouta, Ga,, il public., on SATURDAY, Reptember 5, 157. Ch153, to be drawn in the city of AuIgusta, Ga., in plblic, on RSAURD)AY, September 12, 18f7. Clisebe, to be drawn in the city of Augntlt, GO., in public, on SATURDAY, September 19,1857. CIass 5., to be drawn in, the city of AIgstE, G, E., in public, on SATURDAY, eptember 2.,1857. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS 50,000 Tlokets-5,409 Prizest NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS y MAGNIFICENT SCHEMIE I TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY IN SEP'p'E.1,SE IL 1 .. ........... ...... l .li..... ............. -J o S..:ll onr ................ .. 8om h p ri,. .. .....G...... 0I,01 i1 .. ................ 710,) r................. 7.5f e "nd1 o. . ..10 1h9 ) are................ 1,0 lp1 .................... 1.,., 9 re. ....... ......... . ,o ]n .. ..... E l. ...... 0..... 0 10 10 1 . .. . ............ 21,0 APPROXIMATEIOR P5RTIZICT. E 4 pre $4.. G pproximtE ng toi t. E p er........... .... 1.1,o 1 41 El se h .l p m ro airEE eE o pier.............0e... e 1,110 e ...pt ............... I tE it g to pr............ .... 0. 4.rhsero 51. roeEitinktI e . 7.1.isayIg0ure Ee.. l) 10 e..rs o tel l I4e. pr t.......... .... 40W.I pI o I ....SES.l . poln. t I .r i are........... .L . 5, pies .......... re.. ............. ,t p o .. ................1X ......... ... 21,01 iA prizces of s4c.prowllbteing tly o thlpze atfre... of, priets Prere thur EIoens o IEwttite etithh e to re...E. lh 4hE pBrEo f 7E h Npproth , ie l t Ie ,5Et prklet ., She a te. EU e tiESt hi o 50bapproe titledi t 1.o2 , 1ol i it nt e., tS. h,00e riEieI hE 0,t t 5.....................1.. ..tEE . 1 010. 00 5 p Ercas, int llyto...10 Who ke.........., ......... z..abe. Whole TlrE, 2,3 4, ,,7, 1 0, lN t aratttEI 5 l - laEI Paines uof $0 will be dprermito ed b. I r, let it leor of Tie number drawNg, the $6,00x0 prize ends witP No. 1, then ail the et wtll i besotllt the rates below for te r:o.k n tihe tlclket, red which eGnitles the holder to 11 ie ,draw e or the lt21 prise. tlertilcate of Package ot 1t Whllp T!ketsl............ 80 .. .. 10 tl )'lf .. ............ 40 S10 q ar r .. ............ 0 lO.. .. 0 gl td .. ............ I0 IN ORDERING TI('ETOTS OR 1,'RTIFICATEE, Enclolse the money to otr addres for tli- T;rkrtc ordered, oa receipt of which they will be forwsrdrd bý i5rt mail Purclasers can have tickets ending in any tigure they aO y The list of drawn Numbers and Ptires wili be sent to per chasers immedittcly after the droawig. sP t'urchoaer, will pleae w:i:e It. I. r tlg, turese plain at : gove their Pot-tOtiCe, Cou,l and I.I S!'. Il"Retmen.bLr that ercry Pri.e i- raw.t tild payable St fell, withotllt deduction, All .OmmmtllliAttiour ,tr;ct!y eonidc-1thi. d Address orders fr Tlcketl or rlt1ItLo:tt eilther to Samlel Swan, Box o5 S , Pot-(tOtfi, New O:1e.i,.s, 1r to S. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga., t",13 275kW or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. Boots, Shoes acnd Brogans. AT WIIL SA 1.0. Plantatton. eupplled with prime Dliob:nl lOOTS, RuE! BROGANS, Wool, Mexlcot. Pa:m I.,:'. Slrw ied caw pesachy HIATS, at the lowe0, marst tr5irc. ty 0 FIOST At CO., Nn. i0 Mgagvti-lrsq. HAT S', CA P S. etp., AT WEI.I1I:.S AICE. Wearescontantlyreeesvi.g ,.C olee, o. ,.-.lr:rntof stikSPF, asitimere, Pan.ms, leborn. Stra t , Pb'c.;oe4l MEleotn ae Wool HATS, atthe lowest market pr,., by: . ..... FR-OST & CO., Joseph Landis a Co, Sole Ap-;'·- .,r PROCTORIA AM I,tI F L WEIGHT STAR CA NNI)I L S. -AiLao- FOR -OY.,C . Cl,.'8 Celebrated Alcohol, Freihll Spirits, Rosn --A,.,- MOSONGAOILA W H8 .AY, DOMESTI' 18R1 A NY. mi? 2pm ' , '. T,', iif: ,ane street. Island of Ctuba. JO S E DOM I N O, inporter of IIaRa,-a CIgars H Ieaf Tobacco, mont onri te bran-l- of IPAPER CIt \RS ar I ," \F T1 ACCO. AT TIIE IOW\'T P'tI''ES. 01" 0 JF," aF..e ,- 8. r ..; ,wn for the Ine sixleen )earat iA1. old 1 ata in tl.e R t, :.,. CNit8B, TIFE ST.r XHAIILE, 'TEI,, bestbrand- of I vln a- a .d Plap.r ('t ato. '. 'i owu importa tion. A:-. at hI lhg.r Stand, in . e CIT1 HOTEL, ST T. I(, ' IS I ri-:..,, ,t, d ARCAIIR, can always be f~nlld tile very le .t d l, .,dsf '!hewig TobAecn, Paper Cigr, and rho very best qua:i" ) i!n na n C1igars and Smkin ThBarro. rml0 2ply E. Carver Conmpany's PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS. The undersigned, sole marnctureris ,,!i er. CARVER'S patents of 138., 185 nd 1N8, have p'.rm neNItly Tlsbli.hed an OmTe and Warehoseat No. '70 Ryt.\I iER iTREET,.and nae nowprepared to furnith to Plater, an:! Merchlts anys~itl of this eelebraell ( I N. Tbo y deem it tnlccnib a r ary to ,!al ie its aIv:tages oer olth ers,as its nntberless endorementa bypracticul aluitorities, no n using it, are sufi, tentito eonfm it i t .. rplutation,dand p make its adoption still more FenOr.Nl. ns 2ply E. CARVER COMPANY. JI'ines and Liquors, 17 .............ROYAL STREET,...............17 Aenpply of CREME i EBOUZY I'll AM I'Ai NE.,in quE andpints, coust 8 tlyaon hand,wa ch ' e Nal to the best that eomosto this maarket, . A .. OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOROP QUAClTY. BPARKLING and STILL, H( ,Kli, IAidid' rA x.A SHERRY WINES. BRANU IEl S. RAZERAC,of the VAintag, of '17. , 17i- : I 18, and other brands. W II 1 . K R V: rOf alllescrlptionn--,otch Iri s. Ky, a: Ho,:rbou. ALE a.,d I-,F.t rER, a.. .:.: .tHd ynarO. .. A o.. On hand. my usnlaonrne.t c.f the Let WINES ard 1(" QUO1RS iun themarket, wlich wa'i Lz, 1 on as rtravbl term "s any other ht uabin thi, 1 *. SEWELL T. TAYLOR, di.opo No. '.: Ronvl stret. The Eastern Clarion, 'AUII)INOt, 1M:2, A R. ADAMS.......... ...................EDITOR. A WEEKILY N8IWSI'.8PE.,IRh.n.u l:'e8 circnlti'a of any Gntry Newspaper in the Soul ; very respNctuully Ittredl as an tdvertising mdeti inm tt!.e C:.on hlatn: of Nwan Or fr vrting leftat t (rSNT FFIFE, wi |t. p.lnrttnl]} attended to l-FRANS A. H.RTI.TE'rr.sant f.,,r N,,w (orl'.'n. dl2n. Shirts! Shirts. Shirts' .ARROtI I N STORES, corne l',,y--I:,., and R,,ronn" .1+ WVe have J1,t receivedI. a 8 .y.,I: .-Ai. fa ftho e LINEN' ,IllitTS, all sizes antd d , h. ntlem : .il, do well to call early. LOUIS CIIA.RLES, mylll 2pt r 'I ..! aN' , ,I I; "ar.r streets. GEO. W. THRIFT. A. C. 01,1DS. ThritT, Olds & Co., COMMISSION 8M ERCHANTS, No. 114 Coollm erllre st., Mioblle, AlR. Partcularnr ttention paildto ! a, 4e W: kinds of WEST ERN PRO(DUCE, suchll as ,'lonur, ia(., ,i.ky, Pork, Lard, Oil, Orain of all kinds, IfIay. -et., ,tc. Messrs. Pomaeroy & 31r*,hi, 8..le & Ulr.ik, ('hamerhti SCo., 3Mobile, Ala.; (. W. Newtn ., '.r,,Al, Pritchlard . re Co., IleAndern8A I't', New Il: . I ; .,o F aseyIt Co., Gardner, PhipF" A Co., thiuchlhalti (, ,o. Thrift, Olds S Co., AGENTS FOR C. W. NEWTON & CO.'S Regular Line of Packet Schooners, d9 2pit 1FROM .NEW F OPRLFA.VS 1' MOBILe. Jamets . Thonmpson, _ERCHSANT TAILOI , No. 411 BRFOADWAY, (near Cana8l dstr't,t) NEW YORK. jyl3 2.t8 r. Farina's Cologne. Three N ces , J ut reccE iv d, ,fo ',h 1 0ow 8,v MRIIS. BOYD, by je5 pt' . amp tret.ol 4 .]c(IIE'SNE "1' PATENT 1%V 1'4IN(A SIA t-, , XlSi , en br ha, ! I. ;,,lyc!:h ; at the oi.e4 of the S lanufacturver-. ]h, a Sl!e 1v P ev,.c:ta t t.:.e Patent PRight p" p ' , " , p l : '1 , . Florida -i· ~··- -·f