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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
charge ofa considerable portion of the Fed.
ALGERIA.

leral troops. -
ALGERIA.
Marshal Bugeaud has postponed his
plans for carrying fire and sword into those
districts Of Algeria which are inhabited bv
the kabyles the descendants Of the an.
cient Numidians in consequence of the re.
/ appearance of the unconquerable Abd.eI.
hader, on the south west frontier of ;he
! provence ofOran. The formidable chief
has got together considerable force, prin-
eipally composed OF Arabs of the desert
tribes. and is again threatening The advan-
ced posts of the French.
CHINA
The latest news from China was to the
18th ofJanuary.
Fow ,chow>foo and Ningpo are to be
gwen up as trading ports, and Chusan re-
tanned IN their stead. The Chinese were
building extensively on that island. An
other instalment OF the Chinese Indemnity
money. amounting to f3,000,000 had been
received at Whampoa on board the Vesta.
OREGON ENIGRANTs. Maj Thomas N.
Adams has been chosen Captain and Pilot
OF the Oregon emigrants assembled in the
vicinity OF independence. Mr.. A is said
TO be every way competent to the impor.
tant post which has been assigned him
The Independence Exposi,or says:
From present evidence we suppose that
not less than from Two to three thousand
people are congregating at this point pre-
vious to their start upon The prairie, which
Will be on or about the 10th of May.
THE number going out this year greatly
exceeds any previous year. Many are 90,
ing out with their families, sock and
slaves. A great many of the old farmers
Ia the upper part of this State have sold off
their farms and Joined the emigrants-
rLere is decided Improvement in the
character Of the emigrants this year. They
are generally men of responsibility and
good standing IN the communities in VIII .ch
they have hitherto lived, and they carry
with them not only the necessaries, bot
many Of the Iuxuries Of life. The Expos
ltor thus describes The style in which some
Of The emigrants are gong out:
"On looking on at the passing train, we
see among the foremost, very comfora
bic covered wagon, one of lie sheets Is
ltawn aside, there is an extremely nice
looking lady seated inside, very quietly
sewing: the bottom of the wagon is carpet /
ID there are two or three chairs, and at
ne end there is bureau, surmounted by
mirror; various articles of ornament and |
hang around the sides-a per
ect pFai,ie boudoir. Blessed be woman /
Shedding light and happiness wherever
he goes; with her the wild prairie will be
paradise!
That fine manly fellow riding along by
he side oflhe wagon, ard looking in so
leasantly, is doubtless the lady's husband
we almost envy him!
But they are past. and now comes team
fter team, each drawn by six or eighl |
out oxen, and such drivers! positively !
ons Of Anak not one ofthem less than ssx
let two in his stockings. Whoo ha Go
, boys We are in perfect Oregon fever!
Nov comes on the stock of every de-
;riptlon children, nigSers, horses, mules
'ws and oxen, and there. seems 10 be ne
id to them.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

We are authorised TO announce the HON
JAMES nj. HOWRY, as candidate for re-
eleclI9nto 10 the Judgeshio of this District. com
posed OF the counties of De Solo, Marshall.
tlPPah, IIshemingo, liawanDa. PonIotoc, La
fayette, and PanoIa AT The ensuing November
elections
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
For AssEssoR.

T. are authorised 10 announce GEORGE
w. GRAHAM, candidate tor Assessor OF
Marshall County.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

We are authorised to announce JAVvS H
- ItAN candidate Tor reelection To The Office
he now fills, as Ranger Of 1hrshan county.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

MURDER.-A man called 10, who was
discharged as a hand from the steamboat
Grace Darling on Friday morning, was
murdered about O'Clock on Friday night,
or the bluff, near the whig pole, by man
who says his name is Chas. f. Miller.
Memphis Eagle.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

10 preserve bees from worms, &c. about
the middle ofMay raise The hive up and
strew fine salt under the edges.-Ags.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

The Mexican Congress has passed q bin.
recognising the independence Of Texas on
ths condition that she refuses to be ANNEXED
TO the u. s.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

Tx Governor Call is the whig and Nr
MoseIey The loccfoco candidate. for Cover
nor ofthe new SiaGe of Florida.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
TO the Voters of Marshall County,
Fellow CITIZENS

lam candidate for
the office Of Jude of-Proba;e Court of your
County. and should be happy 20 mingle
with and form your personal acquaintance
during the present canvass for the fall elec.
tionsi but | am deprived OF this privilege
lshad a severe fracture of my Leg last
fall from wEich l have net recovered
have no profession. mo slave to I'LL my land.
10 fan me when sleep" but have Six
Children. | ask not the Office in shape OF
aims. bat fellow citizens, should you honor
me with your suffrage, | should be proud
ot the distinction, grateful for the favor, and
thaful TO the trust Respectfully.
JOHN A. FRAZER.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
The New Orleans Tropic of Thursday

says:
Gen. SAM HousToN addressed an im-
mense crowd at Banks Arcade last night,
on-nlatters and things in general aud Tex
asin particular. The room was so full
shat.we could not get near enou gh, and so
warm that We could not stop long enoug gh
10 hear what the General had 10 say.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
ICE Hon CouRr OF EaRoRs & APPEALS.
For CHANcRLLoR.

Wes authorized to announce Gen. STEPHEN
.COcKF, of Monroe county, as a candidate for the
Office of Chancsllor OF The State of Mississippi
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

At a meeting ofths wings of Tunica,
held in Commerce on Thursday the 22i
u1n TuoAAs May, Esq, was unanimously
nominated as their candidate TO represent
the county. We congratulate the Wings
Of Tunica on the wise and judicious selec.
ZION made e. them. We have long had
the pleasure e Mr. Mays acquaintance,
and can truly say, that We know of no
man whose eaergy, talents, patriotism and
devotion to the principles OF our party, bet
ter qualify him 10 be one Of the standard
bearers Of our glorious cause in Mississippi
The Wings Of Turica have m ority in
the county, aad should let no petty fsuds
prevent their casting unanimous vote for
SO able and devoted champion OF their
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
" ASHING7oxc

C., 0S lln
y an Burea viii I...
Presiden; in IS,S
Ihe son ofExpr-.
now at the Wbss
e :. En- giventopun
ana , 0.her "a places F@S
bla. sla, Wright tie es5
DEE 9sen whiting leas5.
y hriIghl Gen Cse
are jealous d -.
give s way for Van
6aesanan pledged
lns Tariff of1SI2
and .he Remarks Il
that subiacf 49,
Cabine,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
ON THE PALE HORSE.

| lDEATiI ON The PALE HORSE.
AR. PkoK exhibited tbs celebrated
painting Of West at the Paptist church in
this place, on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday last This wOzA of art is certainly
TIE production oi great genius. and no
lover ofthe sublime or beautiful in painting
should let the opportunity. ct seeing it slip
without improving it. This painting Gov
ers piece of canvass about 10 by % feet.
or about 200 square feet, and embrac es, n
all, so nc 40 figures, the principle Of which
are taken ffom johns description of the
opening of the Seals in the sixth chapter OF
Revelations, which The piece is designed to
illus,rate. 1t Is the conception of a master
mind, and most elegantly is it exeeu,ei.-
The representation Of the different pass
lens Of hanan nature far surpasses anything
Of the kind We ever before witnessed, al /
most to the hfe; OF approaching as near il,
as it is possible for anything shor; Ct the
reality to appear. OF the moral tendency
of The painting we think no one will doubt,
after having seen it.
It gives Us pleasure 10 testify to the gen
temanIy department Of Mr.. Plc&, the pro
p;ietor, who. we understand. is a wor
Thy member of,be Presbyterian Church. |
ELEorRo-NAGzE. IsM.-Mr. Joiner has
been occurring 10 our town during the pres
ent week on the subject Of Electro Magae
tjsaa and Electricity generally, explaining
the principles Of is application to the pro-
pol!ing Of machinery, and with particular
reference 10 Professor Morse's Telegraph.
His I4ec.mes were illustrated by many
beautiful experiments calculated TO afford
much instruction to the audience. We wish
all could nave heard bin.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07
FU.SfTUEs! -

AIIlA+
+AIy Hearss has
renovation, and IS ~ ~
two horses, Whiel .-.li--s
led on, Free OF Cas-
exceed 10 miles ify.- -.r-s
than 10 miles a mo- y
I have also q hne ~
ioI Coffin ;, EhieIi Ir
nisheG Al al unusu11l,,
HShop-CeuiTTss re- s.'
Holly Spring JAZZ
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

y One of the mise
Peal'eniiary fron
'.a. enc oi the squaia
Sqasners'' cotton -.
year, TO rid.cule :ha
Henry CLAW
seamfs ought 10 be
same llaTierS-Cs
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

l,L PRRPAsATlos.I
owing letter a3r
lralioD isb.
tbo "1 lltlp
purpose o;ra.',.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-06-07

Al CosFFo1I.E,.' oIE ~
pal Church.
80 that the pr,.
divided, is s5ops- T..
having 99aglng vot'd n
assembled
Sl.o,,l1 ''1 IN e.
S',oaii now sea,
olltfor they c5s
p.opsFiy oijhe
0hdoubtellr
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-05

REMARKABLE ESCAPE.

may be pardoned for relating an an
scdota Of remarkable escape which
VAS told me by several lndivldulIs wh,
knew rhe fact. a young man from
>'oorng'on, who visited the SpuIh Shel
dnds on scaling voysge, was anxou
II explore one Of the glaciers, as he
could not induce his comrades TO &C
company him, he started alone. Whit,
Walking on the sn face of the gllcpr.
which was then covered with snow, he
ttll inlo assure, to The depth, as wa,
supposed ola hundred feet. IL wa,
80 much bruised and injured by tn
l1ll that he remained senSeless, it wa.
supposed, some hours, UpIn reglving
he found himself wedged between the
walls Of tho narrow chEm. HIS 6rs
feeling was regret that he had not heeu
Instantly killed, as there appeared 10
mode oil escape. But, as he though
Of dying in such mnaner that hi,
friends would never kaow of the p lace
or name Of his death, he determined
to make an effort 10 save his life.
raklng his jackkuife, he began TO ao'
'teps for hi, feet in one side ofthe wall
while he pushed himself up with HI,
baci. lie continued cutting until hi
Iingers were completely lAceraled by
hard, sharp ice, and until the chasm be
ave SO wide that he could just reach
kce with his knife. However he
r'eng,h reached The surface, aud wss
found by his comrades crawling along
the glacier twenty hours alter lie had fall
en- Although he thus wonderfully esbap
ed with his lie, he was so Iacerated and
bruised that he was unable 10 labor for
several months. As my informan'
'ad, no one but man of remarkable
.plri' and strength would have had lh'
Energy 10 save himself under such c;r
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DREADFUL CASE OF MANlA.A
POTO.

Two gentlemen ,huoriog short iimt
since in q swamp near L'tIe Rock, AK,
we're attracted by faint, moaning cry,
which led them 10 a SPOT where they
found poor creature lying in the niue
and water, and sulTrrng from the itcl
# msna.s.polu. His oame was Mays
ard it was supposed that he had rem1in
d 10 the silustion in which l,~ wa,
found for TWO days and nigh. Ht
had eaten The flesh .jr0m The cnlS qJ
his fingers, sni was in n s,sIe o! 'be
!resresl suffering, Though partially
restored to his ressnn by prompt Dno
hum4ue treatment his recovery wa
very doubtful,
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HORRIBLE DEATH,

A man, named Maxop, Of Ceres, Pa,
was killed and had his legs burned Of
10 he kners at his sap furnace. on the
l7,h inst. He hadib boiling sap at the
foot Of risiog ground, when his fire geIl
ing low, he cut off large oak log shoiI
distance above The fire, aud fesrlrg that
il might roll against his kettles, ,thrusD a
hsndspike under one end Of the log 10
Iirec, its course away from The fire,
The end of the log rolled on 10 the
hanaspIke with such f3rce as to crush
Maxon under it and crowdlng his Ieg,
ioto the h'e, they were burned oil 10
he knees.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-05

A pETRIFlED APPLE.

" e were shown last week, by Dr.
Stewart of his borough; pelHti+d
apple, which was found some time since
90 Armstrong township, in 'his county,
Immediately benealk where Formerly
stood a large tree which bore fruil pre-
cisely similar, in shape TO this apple.
/ has changed into sand slon@ of viii
DSh cast and IS truly, beautiful ard
perfect specimen Of pelr(4cDion. Upon
one side Of the apple there is small
spot which seemed to nave commenced
to decay, and its color has changed to
hat which appearance ii still retains,
and is az bard and full at lha, partIou.
Iar,pIace as upon any other portion OF
The apple. From this i, would appesr
Ina, the quality Of pe'riacuon has the
same ellrclupon drcsyed that il Ia.
upon undecIyed matter. --RONidoyS'
burg Register.
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'fol hrt"esn thee crcscenls with III,
.bteN OF an ar,n IN ormor, holding
sword Gutter de Laog'--lhe motto
'Scmpler ParOlus'
In cOnwe Of ,ime lhe Old Elrl wa,
g'lho,sJ 10 his f,'hels, but not bcfou
seeing a goodly nsin of grandchidrcr
a. b. /" and cher; his old age. The ale
- lold by ,hr descrndanl. aud HE coa'
af arms shown win pride, as 90 evi
leu,e orNhr v>poi> Of their ancestor
OSCAR RuTHvEN
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Z-EIZ-IZ1L

Ei.ors ifonor.s e. " Hu:'t pin
eipal editor Of ihs Democratic U0lon haI
been OppoInIed private Secretary Of Or
Buchanan, Samuel D. Patterson, ProprieiOi
Ia part Of the Democratic Union, has beer
appointed Navy Agent a! Philadelphia. J.
W. Forney, Of the Lancaster lnlelhgenser
has beer appointed Depuly Surveyor {
thc 7vf, of Pbiilde'Phi0,
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"rnurn wtrgor? rRAn ="
S9TURD1T, &i,rH 8. isis
laemlenlbrr iho E1rIntnr

WHEAT, CORN. RYE, BUCK
WHEAT, OATS or WOOD, will be re-
ceived Tor debts due us for subscription.
Alison few bushels Of POTATOES Il
delivered soon
From those who have promised Lumber
loch and inch 'nd quarter pine board,
will be received il delivered soon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-05

The following Was puhj,hr' 10
Uhkesb,ue .drocate III March - % r1
upon rs receptive marSed II for rumuI.
publication, bdI Ihe paper becoming a-
aid, II has consequently been deferred t.
'ow. Jur attention was again calrd u.
IT. by The usual HJerotiy, orrhe D,u,r.
Democrahn copying the first paragraph Of
he Communication which rrIaIrs 10 ,re
'oun'y generally, and excluding from H.,
'oIGmos thai part relating 10 the advantages
'llho F shingcreek region for Iron wort,
'nd we now publish the article entire.
From the Wkcsbarro Advocate
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-05

sE..ss,eI1ssssssa
The passage Of the Removal bill appear,
lO'have completely upset the nervous sys
Iem Of The Danyille faction: so much 60
that they are constantly swapping and snarI
Ing at every thing and every body. Al
goes wrong with Them. II iS hard we know
Tor them 10 give up the long cherished oh
lscl OF their affections the county seal, al.
though 1t was oIgIarlly obtained through
raud and deception, and has been retained,
greatly to the il inry Of the citizens; AM
agains The prosperity Of the county Bu.
hard as il is for hen, the peope hsy
wIIed 1t, and the bitter pill must be taken
and all The abuse they can heap upon in
IivGuals will nol prevent the medicine
rom having its due operation Not even tht
ate attack upon county officers or the moIe
recent attack upon the county meeting to
appoint Delegates 10 ihe State Convention
0 nominate candidate for Canal Com
missioner, can affect the long desired re
suit The people understand all such 'ricke
Of The trade, and wit rot be 'dddled b,
hem, The sneeEing Of a writer, in the lasl
lneIIIgencer over the false signature OF
| Mffln, at the name Of james S. Monroe,
s all lost, as this name was typogrophical
error of the printer, and should have been
isaac S. Monroe, Of Callawissa, With this
correction, we presume 'he writer will re
cognise the gentlemen at once,and be salts
I'd, that as he ha. been appointed Dale.
gate BY the Democracy Of tn county, 60 he
will take his seat in the convention as Their
representative, dpslile lhg euarlug and
snaPpirg Of the expiring DonyiIie fiction,
and The oppones Of long deferred jus
I,ire in the Cnnuiv
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-05

rom an esteemed friend in Columbia Coun.
v, and most cheerlully give il publicity,
CoIumbia like Luzerre is desGosd T., T..
,,no ,i., ro,.,. r,. ,
''"' " W." N'"''' w '"o 'oS''ner'
; nave an the materials necessary Tor the
most extensive business operations No
section Of country perbaos in the wo,J
, combine wnn o., ,..'., c.,.,,,o, ,,',
w. s''"' '''.''''''' " P'e'"'
abundance OF all necessary materials,
COMMUNICATIONS
,;.n -:..
y 70 "' "P'"'o" o' many persons '"a'
The mineral wealth Of Columbia Couuly Is
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4
over, hat no Suggestions ur advise were
given me by Mr.. Badly except Ilar on my
representing to him the situation OF Vhe mi
sOner and lI, his deaIII migin he the con
sequence ol his conference.-the Mr.. Baldy
sand that $500 two hundred doilors, whcI
was the sum originally GXtd by me, wa.
saaI enough and hat sum was rrduceC
by me, under tho circumstances Of the cast
which | thoughl justice 10 50 doing, ,c
Ione hNndred dollars, wllIoul he acqqies
ceLe or knowledge Of I'm. BaIdv
WILLIAM KITCHEN.
Danvllle, March 20-l84J
sszeles-s ss-llsl4z1al
Al meeting oI the voters Of sub srhoo
district, denomnaled lhe Boomshur.
School, held pursuant to public notice at the
school house in Boomsbarg, on the frs
day Of April, 1915 for Ira purpose Of elect.
ing a committee Of Schools for The ensuing
year
On mo ion Thomas Painter. was called
to the char, and John NJ. Chembern, ap
pointed Secretary, After the object Of the
meeting was stated.
The committee Of last yeat made report oi
their proceedings during The year, which was
approved of aud adopted.
RESOLVED, that the committee are Untitled
to great credit, and should receive the ap
prova Of The citizens, for their attendance
and judicious management of The school
house and COMMON schools during HE pas,
year
RESOLVED. that the old committee. Obed
Everiu, E. Armstrong and j. NJ. Chembor,
lin, be continued for this year.
Resolved Iha. the committee employ
two Male Teachers and one Female Teach
er during this summer for subscription
scho0s:
ReSOiced, that the proceedings be signed
by the officers and published,
THOMASPAlNrER. President
]. N. ChANBEaLIN, Secretary.
.s.,..a=aez==es..a4azs
MR, BEsT:--WiII you please stale
ior the especpaI Information Of Refur ~
lod Tax Plyal' and for the satisfaction
f those Of your readers, whom lhei.
cummunicauons might mjslead, hA'
he Commissioner, Of Columbia couor,
I8ia masc ou' ard forward TO The B,ard
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LETTER VI.

anu squash like dfl.
With brow Of brass
Though wrinkIed some
CJnlrouDs each class
And bids them come
While cheek of fame
Bespeaks The tde
o. mighty thoughts
Within his hide!
Wo! be to him
Who makes him mad
He'll catch few
Fiom that old gad;
A faithful stick
Well known to all
And Oft applied
To large aud small.
TOT 'F'''a' Tau"
The Ounce block gets
"A customer
10 'aNe The 'Stt'
The poor bow pro,ns
And he would swear
" '1'' ','' "'0 "o'
"''p''' 'o'o'"''
He feels, he knows
Ttat on his back
Fall ,hwang and ,bw,rk.
""' " '''' ''''
0 "'' '"''
UiIh care less grace,
IN pa' his heart
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-05

CHARLES r. BucEAlEw, Esq of Blooms
burg, has been appolmed, by the Auoue,
General, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, fot
Columbia County,
MINER 5. BLAoEaAN Esq. has alsu
been appointed for Luzere County.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-05
Columbia COUNTY.

We received the following communication
rom an esteemed friend in Columbia Coun.
", and most cheeduIIy give it pu5Iicuy.
Columbia, like Luzerne, is destined To be.
come a rich County. The two together,
nave all the materials necessary ior the
most extensive business operations NJ
section Of country perhaps in the word,
combine, with 50 great facilities, prester
abundaGre ol all neressary malen.Is.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27
IkEOEsPTA DE GOTTGN.

Per steamboat II Kinney fun Aberdeen- Toopier, Gay & co l5l bhle"; Marahe Gates l09; Peck & shackle- ford 50; T iiiil 44 Allen HSden Al; Andrews < co Al: c Kelly 40; Dcsha Smith d. 33i Rupert & Me Leanj 3O Walker Simpson 30, Buil, D!ohe X co 25 TAriI, Stewart & co 2J Boyd x Bro 20; " Isrbu l9; J 0 Cunmns & co l1 8 Holmes los Ledyard IItIrr 1 co l6; Rhes, Sykes CD l6' Scott Slough ca l5; l. Walker & co i2 Bradford & Saunders II; Smith, Wal ker x cs IO Hsrwe Davis g; A Ledyard co :; D Fontane Son ' Dickinson x Eustis 6; Leavehs & Malone ?: r Dumas 1.
 Per steamboat Admira from wetumpka-Donald & Marshall 2l halesi scott, slough x 5O VA Ar strong & CD 37 l. Andrrw- & co l9i Desha, smith ek co ls, J Wlthrrs X go l6; Lahuzrn X Ols l2 Dick inson Eusts oi Boykn McRae !; Crawford & Cow dy 2; no,t Ford g; Gorlon q Curry $; Bu, Dyche & ca ,; W TaIelun B. order 2h9.
 Per steamboat Ciermnht I'm ruscaloosa-E Carlisle & co ll bales; Peck shsckeford 35; Tsru Stewart co r; Jones Swanzey l; Scott, Slough c; Jas Wihers co ls' Allen iiaden 2i; Siniih, Walker & co Is. Il Schroeder 45; G Cook 4 6 Gonde 25: Ly on Baker e; Dickinson EnSiis 4; Leavens & Ms- lone 6.
 Per steamboat Montgomery fn G GsiuesviIIe-D Smith X CD 3O3 bales; Rupen X MeLeand 203; E l. Andrews d 70 22 Broadnax, Newton X co 2l: TariI Stewart X l55; lyun baktr l26; Alien k II 4dcn l23; Rves Baltic co leJ; GsHihmey, Forbes co lsy. Horton & Clock 10. stOider 8. $ Moore I3i Dickinson & Eus lis l3 fonmer, Gay co j2 E Holmes 4 slrang UI- rick l9, Boy ck Dto 8; c Cook 2; Leayens X Ma lone ?, Anderson X Dickson 1; iIarwe Davis AZ; Led! ard co 6S MaulJin X Terrell l0j Bradford & Saunders 4, Labnzln Ods 5O.
 Per steamboat ChruiiHa fin Columhus-Peck Sha eiurd 10 bales; Andrews Daw-nU 25i Lesesne 34 " Hsrbin l2; Mnudin Terrell 2s R, adi"rd Saunder. 5; Scot, slough < S2; Thoutpsuu Matthies0n sim mons At, J U Cumnins co 2s w A Scot x cn 3 T Hill & co 20 Tnri.Ion sc0!t & 10; Suns, Krdus k Howze 10; Lyon K baker 79; ,artt Stewart & 45; M Withers ' co G4 II Nave I2; Rupert & Mcl.ellnnd 35; E Holmes $; hhen sykrs X CD 5 F Andrews 6s 47 Galloway l6; Er0rdnux, Newton & co 29; A Pope tk son 55; Campbell i2. A E I.dy ard X co Leavens < Malone 20i K Carlisle & co 36.
 Per steamhoal Belle Pnnle from Men phis-W-lkrr x Simpson lsO bules Andrews \ lO0i T lllii 65, Rhsa. Sykes co e6; Mauldu St Terrell 26 Sims Re dn. X Iiowzs l5 Leayens X Malone g Lyon Baker 5; Harrison X Robinson ai Rupert S McLeiand fl Jno O Cummins d. co 2.
 Par Htenuil,Ont xulee i'm ua.ala1aa- Q Cutnm ins 6l. Desha, Smith 4l co Al Srang a Urick 20; Muier ley ] llilI l0i Donald X MIrsGHi 5i Dunsd ], F Carlisle co 4; f Holland 4 MaulJin X Terrell 3;Crnw- ford x GJwdy 3, k Nave
 CT steamboat Tuskaloosa fin Tuscalooss-Bradfrrl & Sauneers le6 bales; Desha, smith k co sbi; 0 Cum mius & co 2i; Tart. Stewart & I75; Foataine K 126 Rves Daue & co loo; Andrews dk Daason gs; II Schroeder 92 Leayrns Malone 92 T Hill gli Marabe d Gates 3Oi Siia, Relns X HowEe So; Jones swdnzey S2i Adnns a, k Carlisle k co 10; l. Galloway B " Miller :; Peek < shAeklef 8.