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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

Arrest of Messrs. RuiS and MonteS.-We
understand that these two Spaniards were ar
rested yesterday in this city on two processes,
one granted by Judge Ingraham. OF the Court
Of Common pleas, and the other by Chiel
Justice Jones, Of the Superior Court. at the
suits Of SINcwRH (alias Jingua or Cinquez)
and FuLEH or Fulah, both Africans Of the
Mendi tribe, for assault and battery and false
imprisonment. Being either unable or un-
willing to procure bail, the two Spaniards
were lodged in prson-N VI of Com
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

I and whose uniform prayer is that their lelt
| hand may not know what their right hand
doeth. Sober thought convnces us Of It's
danger pas. experience admonishes us oil
its practical evils and against the measure
we declare uncompromising hostility, noo,
and always.
The meeting was next addressed win
much interest by the venerableJ John Herrick'
soldier of the Revolution.
Hon. VIM p. Briggs then presented the
following resolution, which called ioilh
from the Honorable Heman Allen OF Bur
Iington, concise and lucid exposition OF the
injustice ofthe attempt to give away the pub,
lie lands to the States in which they ne. and
thereby deprive the ''old thirteen" OF their
blood bought birthright. He was followed
by Mr. Briggs, and the resolution was unan-
imously adopted
Resolved, Tha, the project Of the Admin.
is,raiion to reduce the price Of the public
lands-already too low--with the intention
Of finally ceding them to the state in which
they lie, is n wonton violation OF the vested
rights OF the old states, who claim their por.
ton ofthose lands as a constitutional patti.
mony--and is nothing but gigantic bribe,
|corruptly sought to be held out by venal
dynasty as the pricc Of votes and influence IN
those states to be benefited by the measures
The committee on the nomination OF State
& County Committees, thenbrough, in their
report which was as follows:
For State Central Committee.
Harry Bradley, Z. p. Jeweu,
Milton Brown, r + Merrill,
John Peck, Z. p. Walton. Jr.
For Corresponding State Committees for the
several Counties.
Calvin Townsley, Windham.
A. L. Miner, Bennington.
Charles Hopkins, Windsor.
Chauncey w. Conani. Rutland.
A. b. w. Tenney, Orange.
William Hazard, Addison.
Hezekah Fl. Reed, Washington.
William Weston, Chitenden.
William p. Sawyer. Lamoille.
A. G. Chadwick, Caledonia
II F. Pren,iss, Orleans.
John s. Foster. Franklin.
Greenleul Webb, Essex.
Samuel Adams, Grand Isle.
Which report was unanimously adopted
by the Convention.
On motion Of MIR Foot,
Ordered, That the Central State Commit
Tee be requested to call the next State Con
vention at Burlington, in the county OF Chit
tenden.
On motion, Resolved, that the proceedings
OF this Convention be signed by the Presi-
ident, Vice Presidents and Secretaries. and
published in allthe Wing papers in Ibis State.
The Convention then adjourned
DAVID NJ. CAMP. President
Samuel c. Crafts, Jedediah II. Harris,
James Bell ,Samuel II. Holley, David Craw.
ford. Hcman Allen. Moses Strong. VIM.
Steele, Vice Presidents
A. G. Chadwick. +. III. Billings. Edward
A. Stransbury. Secretaries.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

HUMBuooEnY.-Am the statagems ol
the Administration 10 en,rap the Young Men
into their ranks, aud to enlist them under the
Custom House Captaip, is that Of attempting
10 create the belief that nearly all the young
men join their party when they become voters.
two after the election, tha, Is or Is young
men in Ryegate took the Freeman's Oath, and
voted, all but two or three OF them, the Van
Buren, ticket. Meeting with one Of these young
men week since, we asked him IL il was as
represented. He replied, that IL took the oath
- voted the Van Buren, ticket, and the
genuine Democratic Wing ticket. So il goes
such stories are spread abroad for effect -
they are mere gammon-to deceive the young
men, and TO induce them TO support their au-
thors for Office, and the rotten, beggarly, and
dishonest Administration Of Martin Van Blu
ren Ito feed still longer the Lsaary -creE Of
petty officials whom he has quartered upon the
National Treasury. -CdiedoRian.
The young lady in Philadelphia, alluded to
in our last paper, as having been in a trance
for eight days, has recovered her consciousness.
The Philadelphia Ledger says, vast numbers
of persons Of her own persuasion have visited
her, many under the expectation that she would
make some interesting disclosure.
DR.. Cox--An Auburn paper states that DIR.
Cox, late one Of the professors in the Auburn
Theological Seminary, and now pastor of a
church in Brooklyn, has been appointed Presi-
dent Of the Middlebuy (vt) College, in the
place of DR.. Bates, resigned.
OHIo.-The election in this State has re-
suited as was expecied-for the Locos. Ia
many of the counties the Wings nominated no
ticket
EPIDEMc.-An English paper says, that the
epidemic which swept round the Southern
hemisphere this year. carried off, at the Cape
of Good Hope, 5000 people. The horses also
suffered, $4,000 having persisted from infiam-
ma,ory attacks. Farms which last year had
200 horses, have now but one Besides all
this, 5000 more of the farmers are emigrating
towards the wilderness from this Inflated
colony.
The trial Of Rensselaer, Van Rensselaer, in
the Circuit Court Of US. at Albany, on a charge
Of setting on foot military expedition in the
US. against foreign power, terminated on
Saturday. The jury found the defendant guilty.
Mr.. Lewis C. Mum has commenced week.
ly penny paper at Hartford, called the News
and Advertiser.
The Legislature of this State has passed a
resolution, recommending The appointment of
the 9th OF December, 10 be observed as q day Of
public Thanksgiving.
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REVISED Siatutes,--"of poor houses" re-.
ported by com wilhou, amendment, read a
third time and passed !, of powers and du-
ties Of school districts" read the first and
second times. aud referred to com. on edu.
cation; oflaying out, altering and disconlinu-
ing Highways and Bridges" read the fist
and second times and referred to the com, on
roads aud canals adj,
House. y REVISED Laws.-The House
then proceeded to the consideration of
title first OF the revised statutes, concerning
elections which had been approved and re-
ported BY the committee twice read and or.
dered e third reading TO- morrow afternoon.
--Tiile second. Chapter second, Of the or
gan'zat'on ofthe House Of Representatives /;
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ORIo.-The election in this State has re
suited as was expecied-for the Locos. Il
many of the counties the Wings nominated n,
ticket.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25

DR.. Cox--An Auburn paper states that DIR.
Cox, late one Of the professors in the Auburn
Theological Seminary, and now pastor of a
church in Brooklyn, has been appointed Presi-
dent of the Middlebury (vt) College, in the
place Of DR.. Bates, resigned.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

Noasins dcse yet IN Cossress--We have 'ns r''
ceediur.. such as they are, Of tie meeting OF repre-
scnta,iyss atthe Capitol. On Saturday the ''n "S'
nearly the whole day spent in amending the
nal and in useless Jphat+s about what this mene'e '.
and hat ,hatsne said. 1.-THE Wigs would'"se'"1e
party. and be content 70 he dsected'ny one
views nigh, Le in more hnrrn"ny' ana wy would
occopv more influential position. Therarty in pow
or sneak Al one .r-dn, because theSfec upon their
onn;,n, cu ot. rl,e house. Le'the Wings do the
d Would b. able ter,tsist usurpa,un more sues
ceSx1ly. ..r..
~ On motion tc.mend The Journal 40 as to make the
decision Of Chair, plain as to who should be
coun,-'oy the ,srrs, long debate eusued. 1t was
ever, lost, log to It7, the New Jersey delegation
, aud the loco fco claimants not voting. This was
point the legally commissioned members should never
| hive yielded.
Mr.. Adams be:ng accused Of uSurpso,. in his ,leci
s"n Of tue 9Th, made long and able speerh setln,
forth his duties in stron7 light that his enc
mics compelled TO agree to his positions. Cav
Johnson and Mr.. Chnn made proposition. Of compro
mise, hut they listened 10. MIR. Pruiht ii |.
diam, took the proper ground Of entire resistance til
, high hnuded measures of,he loco fDcos. Dcker.o
one of the contestants fnm New Jersey, attempted
make a sreech, hut the House would not permit hin
Duncan the Ohio bully, having the flor, then bega h
rude udncing tie proof ~!ch the Eve locos CLAIM
I'd their seats Mr.. Rice larlnud "hec,ed t" the
!" ing Of these proofs they not private" paper
Quite scene rnsled upon this objection, which WI
" t. minated bv an adjolrn,,,eni.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

Patty Nnmes.-Whu an uncert.in,v th.re i. abro Vi
among purify party people! Thy hive retr'nsins
conservatives in Vi-gni,. capital na'ne for these
gent emen kcep thr cf,ra In tn. first in t-nre
they were retrentine Eoes foeos and rer" ting is
ei. forte, wonder they 'd it easy to 60 back to the
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

Bczshas=ar's Feast.-Nanyn may hi 10 hi, head
Washington Aston Of ou,, Carolina, ,rs Just unrolld
his grunl picture of this fast nt Boston, la ing ben
engaged upon il for 20 yers 1t is said he the n"s,
sublime since the days Of Leonardo d.. Vinc with whose
Lust Supper it will go down to po>terity
of gcnis unrqua led in thu past and present age.
Aston suggested to Martyr the great POI Of tr lat
tcrs pi II be true, what is alr',dv sid Of it,
und We do moi doubt it, for Alsto is fGos mobiles,
creatures, We would go pilgrimage to Boston to
see this great work.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

Protcctioa.-Greut noise made about protection
Of our manufactures The system was pulled down To
protect the Gotten states If the South. England re-
ceivod their cotton free "fduty, and lower tutie
on Ens h gools us quii oro qua" Have we roal zed
the benefit expected! No. We have aol.i millions Of
cotton to England hi III prices, but have bongh,
her Co. ds at high prices. What we got with one hand
pnid OH, with til. oth'r anil in the while the
country is impoverished. and English capitalists
rchel n, our expense When will statesmen learn
CANNON sense
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18
Henri CidN.

The FIST scratch we ever made with pen, with .
view cfpubicity, made in favor Of this "s'riou'
nratnr and ss,esmsa Of the West. Since then, we
have studied HE character well, and nun, either in
the presen, or ancient times, hos higher 10 our
beau ideal ola patriot. Tic las been intrigued out
Of this nomination TO the Pr sdency but under the cir.
cums'ancc., will thu true Wings abandon hint We for
one naugrc tho meagre Harrisburg Convention, will
still z" for him, if In BE- prevailed upon to consent
to serve.
We cannot worship the rising sun easily. Henry
Clay has he.n 10, and will he our candidate. Who is
on our side' Ruse your hands, und if ut least in ou
,-iana, HESRv CLAY. is not the choice If thu people,
Well tuk again with you upon this roint.-In tha
meanwhile Henry Clay frs Harrison, il we can do no
better.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

How FuNxY.-Ths world is done with serins
funny things if not things. This is tho age Of the
funny mos, especially. Mr. Gregory in the Virginia
Leg slsure has b"Idy preached tho doctrine -" That
the people have a right to do wrong!' How Parsicu-
| larlv funny! He's = sccond Groius
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

HEAR HlM.-Nr. Br"ckcubrough, ths loco foca
President Of the Bank Of Virginia. thus iscsur~es.-
" How reform is 10 be brought about aiming many
hundreds of banks established under different laws is
yer, difficult determine" When your party threw
down the balance wheel that kept the State Banks in
order you preached that the latter could not 20 wrong
N"w, you to RETURN their abuses. The difficulty
will vanish, il your party will only put master over
them. 1t is law ofn~ture and Of money too that the
lesser body will revove around the greater and obey
impulses.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

Sror THAT MARBLE.-We shall do such thing.
Their. are nlnny who fear to Marble leap down the
Falls but we can theM that there is no danger
whatever, 81 go anil The rolling pf,Lis marble down
The ca,uract. Il is worth seeing As 10 the play OF
Sam Patch it is fine piece uboundug in w.t. charac-
ter, ard luicreus position.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

GorSe WEsr.--Therr are great fouls in this world;
who do not beyond the tip Of their Noses
Some q" the Eastern editors nAtng long essays,
prove their fellow citizens the folly Of going West
Why they might well Try to stop the current Of the
Mississippi. Who would s,sy to sarve the barren
lands Of New England, while the rrarias Of the West
! Invite the plough1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

Will all the Wings Of L"ui-ann give w their old "a
vorite Cay Orwi'I they rally and give him This state
At least. L., be true I" champion, our fric d
| the firm ann noble supporter Of principles. Ken.
lucky, New Yo,k, Tennessee, New Jersey, and "ti'e
states will do the same. For part we will 60 fol
Iinrrisun after we find there ia chance for Clay.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

ne 'oSi 6deNRY A. BULLAep has consented to ac-
ce" the Supreme bench, and ia appointed BY
wv por, judge Of TIE Supreme Court in the
Strawbridge, Esq who resigned is office
Wis return from tho western dstric'j Judge Eustis
having dsciiaed accepting.
LEV, PIERCE Esq. has been appointed Secretary 81
State in the place fudge Duard who Is promoted
| the Supreme Court bench. -~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

Lac Of Ssorms.- There must be som truth i" Esry''
theory His pr-i' ton very lately at the New York
Express "fficr, that storm raging a, Norfolk was
verif d to the very day. viii Mr.. E.pv put down
as II saAs .ribsr to his 'ok We in FIR s"i ncc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

SuLLr's VIcroRlA.-This magnificent, full length
portrait Of Queen Victoria, painted by Suy from life
at the Court uf st. james, has been received by Mr.
John J. Haswell Of this city consigned him by the
"Sutietv Of the Sons Of St. George, established in
Philadelphia for the sd. ice and assistance of English
men in distress;" AMI pleased to learn that Mr..
w. in conformity with the wishesof that truly brnevo.
lent association will cause the be exhibited in
aid Of its fund.- so soon suitable location shall pres
ent.
Renor, speaks hsAI. sss;;-sT7 SulIy and il
qu"ni1y slated in the English Journals over
the signatures Of -mncn, artists that Mr.. S. has
been The successful in conveying true likenesa
Of her majesty.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

A CAPITAL HlT.-Benneit in lis last number air
nouuces a course OF lectures in New York, by the fol-
lowing gentlemen and upon the 70 lowing rubjects !,
is hit too good to BE- lost and those Who know the
persons na,nuJ it will prove treat. NJ one con take
off.ncc ut il.
Jalnes Watson WebI-Duels and duelling.
Joe Strckland-Jnck low mug li,era,ure'
n. NJ. Nual,-Od clothes and the tad,. in III m.
". L. Stone-- Animal magnetism and Dutch history
Eipes Surseant-Natonnl songs for Gen. Morris.
Thomas iiamb!in-Nlorals and marriage.
Moses Y. misunderstanding and lying.
Gene,al Aorris-Mititary tactics aud poetry.
6. W. Griswold-Nainre Of Go,ld-sses.
Stephen Pr.e-Modesty and moderation.
Rcv. David Halc-W hipping Satan round stumps.
W. II. Scwnrd-t'u l,ure Of srnall potatoes.
Philip Hone-le baking.
Daniel Delavan-Se'f putting ard Iron ware.
Martin Van Buren-Cul'u,e Of cabbages.
Col. r. ". Johnson-Wo"l craving.
james q. Bennct-Fh,nnce, Philosophy, Religion
Politics, omen, Heaven and He'll.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

HEMP FLowER.-Ths Chinese, cut out of their Gus
tomary supply Of Opium by the Emperor, have taken
to smoking the Hemp Flower which is fully a. sim
ulnng as the hateful drug. Another instance Of the
futiitv Of suMptnnry Laws!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

We sorry very sorry, that we no longer in the
secrets of the wing party. W. have been working like
ave fellow in the support Of Cay and for the last
few weeks hav. been surprised that Fri nd the
Bee has been occu led in defending Harrison The
new yesterday opened eyes.-~e were not i" tho
eecres that j, necessary prepare FIR change.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

FOREIGN PArERs.-1he files If our Reading Room
ugn" beautifully supplied with. grcn, variety Of thu
latest British raers-Lloyd'~ Lis. Pa"er's Price Cur
rent, full! flies Of the Tcs, and papers from the princi.
psi towns Of Eng land, Scotland and Ireland.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

To Mr.. KeniuN.-W. havo Just received Si-,-
Dec 18th, lS33.-Nies Register "f juno 8, 1889 Can
YOU not malag,. rxpet: tn, ills r,pd from
B,,imor, I. New Orleans! Ifnnt YOU ought to rcti
and let .oms take volr p''c" wllo can,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

WHAT Frss They are making great fuss in
tho Eastern papers, beause the Russia" minister il
about to marry lady Of Geo'getown Full accounts
of tbs wonderful match are promised.-Fadsc!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

Where will end this emprove'en. in ship building, Is
qu ston we family asking Of ourselves, as we
packet ship after packet ship nniv"g in port
each in particular surprising predr-
| cessor.
For years past to each ship have said this il
perfection, but arce have formed I'll opini -, be
fore another has compelled to admit that it su,passes
all that hive go.c brfrs. These remarks ore = ici,ed
from the passcn. oftle ship Fairfield just rrrv.
ell fom New York, belongi ii,'e recently estaL
li>hrd.
Her cabin and accommodations for passengers ART
certainly equal, ifno superior il heuty md con'tor: t
any ship that has entered our river. Those who doub
let them visit her and satisfy themselves. We sure
they "il' receive tn,ent an kindly wei.
come from her very gcn,lemany commander, Captain
Lyon. We have nude pass .:e her, nd there.
for qualified to peak, that for aud comfort
boat and for spre !, sh. can II be- surpassed.
NfCaplain Lyon need speak VOID il com.
mrndolion. He is too we'll known amongst able
and ski'fu! seaman, to qire praise at hands.
John y. Johnson, Robert Lccctc,
Jonas Butler, Edward Freeman,
s. d. Thatcher, J.T. Bu,,erwort,,
Jos Fowler, Jr. Jas. C"ggeRhall.
Isaac Freeman.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

Fires-Two Monday night. One in H. rcEsr
street burn, down n Of ~o'd b,''ia ,ld tn ned
| out Of house auI hosnc several poor 'm,irs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

GAMBL,Nc.-What an inherent passion is the desire
10 gamble The New Yok and Hudson fire compa.
MES have u wager pending Of $500, who can throw
winter the rreatcr distance.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18
Alum i!EW NRD.

:
Ak 50 dollars will he paid to wh"rver will
~ lodge, in any If The city prisons, either
N uf the following slaves, belonging ~ the
IN New Orleans aud Nashville Rail Roud
~ssS company.
ELLICK. black. about 90 Yeas old, feet 10 inches
in height. has and impeachment in his apeerh, shor, har
and down cnSt l,nk when spoken to.
RIPLEY, grf,, aho t 25 year. old 5 feet inches
in height rather II suriy !o.k and INTEL, cut couten-
aice. J CALDWELL, Pres ident
N. 3. Any person or persons found harb"ring or
employing said negroes, will bo punished with the
greatest severity of the law. 2w MA
u Yesterday some poor creature, VINO wsii.i 10
his spleen upon HON he haed, but dared not
Erce, inserted forged advertise ent in the Bulletin
corrd b.low, 1t is certainly mean mud dirty trick
that any fool might pay-that II" gentem"n would
be guilty of-evincing both lack Of sense and lack Of
cuurage.-E le,,. 2'i, inst.
$500 REWARD.
'lNHE ah"ve ard will b. paid for information tina,
I will lead tn the c"nvc,iun OF the person or per
who caused an advertisement, 10 he nsere in the
New Orlru.s Commercial Bulletin, Of the 49, instant
pnrrnrtns that the s"h-criber had entered int coar
nership with JOIN. Jarrett and TIERS under The stvlt
Of Fu'gav, Barrett l. Co. for the purpose Of carrying
on tine business Of pavng-nu such connecion having
been formed
N. D.-rIe undersigned takes This opportunity Of in
forming the pnc, that hs Is not connected in bushes
| Of any kind, except " it'll his brother.
| n22 .AMUsII. l.. FOKG ~, 50 Magazine Il
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES


December ~, 1890.
sse .:sss 4s!s.'s" Terry 1'y'.poel' .he Ill e.:
Ship Rnnhay, t;sy Liverpool, ST. pWhtn.y
Ship I.omsv'il-. Allen New York W Il Fo.iick
Ship tsfayctte Top.ent, HAVE. A>tGeotp.
Brig Olive Rrsnch Waits. Baltimore Bedfo,d 4 Reck
Rrig Linron. q, mt. New York EA Bridge
BLiR Lucy, Hardy Boston SKIP Whu ey
Sch V"ls, l.une. Mobile Master
Sch Lone. ilrrvey. Havana Curry
Sch Osccola, Townsend, Franklin. Attukapas
Griffith Rnrnes
Sch Harriet, faine, Sabine river Bryan, Austiu
ARRIVALS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-18

0'Ve understand that the Supreme Court, will sit
Monday next and commence regular sessions, or
tho Eastern District.
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I. l7H CONSIGN EES
M liz, Of eon,is sses handed in from 500
PASSENGERS

steamer Bayom Cargo a,iss Smith Mssss MCGEE
Mc(;u Crop Gsliard ei; favoseu Thocssr oznu, MUIR
Witt hs, Aaiars, Lee. eims Chsucwch. Vivase, and
Yochard
Par .,eAmee comnesee. .Mrssrs Ro~dor. Monte
GA Mular iIarsey; Prescott Bisw, Cuck,
2 Cvds
Par ateamer anuha Messrs Collins Futon. Caire Jones
CORuoiy
PEI John Liuinn. MI Carna and ay Porter
Lady suite Gedi J1urs, Eur.ess. Royce, Williams.
Walls; Canine: " orn,s'y
PSF ,,esu,sr Eha Measrs Hois Davis Black Levy: Ds-
huqui Burg,, kenny .chs,nbss Derin: symo Huslsy ana
Thompson SAM
MEMORANN&
River .till rrmuins very r. UIH ola Fise z
Steamer .cs s4y Auu.h ., Oa he ani 10 y
Orleans
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Shreveport Per iianrih Cargo &c bales cotton
lick: 81 ,amr Il TavI"r Gurd"er: 10 u Planchr
S1i're,co,t. Jones III Allan Temouic l55 Lee
doux col I.anbch Thompson; 10. Pey,n,x Acusil &
GO; I ,uer audse Hrnnrt fer, days
Naichio Per sea,rsr John Ii ton Cargo - bales
voax COS 100 Conner Grizzly; IL aylo Gar
diner = l2a Flair Sa,rrieM; ~! nn,hr,h Thomp-
.on; Hall Eein l46 i.r,oux 81 Krk ii7
Barrett ib Sourn ,. beef ides Blair Sut,e hrid bas
Of nie,chandise Gull, rd
CO,umhin Bayou Sara A3 bales cotton
Ru ks Wat, co, l67 iantctt Thompson: 81 Keys Kn-
berts; ~ Kirknan. Aberay & Waltz 70 Ames - White
II nlscy l. eo Dick Taylor Gardner co: Curtis
WALES: 10 Ro..er Asher Forsyth ime'ich; ~ Rran
der, Nctisnna 4 Wrs hit. 81 leoux uU for New Ior;
81 owner u hoard ,NA hide. for B".,un
Randoi,b Per Commerce. Cargo 1875 Ro..er md
Asher IL Arunnr Lake Walker: and so Bell;
Freson. lulr le. Heal. rs kenner; IS Wright.
~ Keve 4 Roberts; 80 Armour Lake VI ker. 81 law
Lock Fenrn Dom 10 Forsyth Linz
srick Oh Cridey; ~ Dirk CO; Taio Hopkins;
~ Martin Puassnts 4 ca; 0 Hardy; IL Cooper \ co
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