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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02
Grant Co. Circuit Court.

List of causes, and how disposed of, at the
late term of Grant Circuit Court
iona. B. Moore, Admir-. of E. T. Locke u.s.
James c. Campbel-Trover: Continued at
cost of delft, and payment of $40 term fee.
Zenos S. Palmer Us. Hammer Robbins
Asst. by Attachment: Continued at deft's.
costs.
J. w. VanOrman Is. VIM. Richardson
Case Continued at defendants costs.
Mary M. Owens Us. Estate of Thos Hugill
Issue joined and jury empannelled: Verdict
for plaintiff for 1878
iona. B. Moore Us. Board of Supervisors Of
Grant County-On appeal from said Board
Continued by agreement.
State u.s. Jacob Observation-Disclosures for SELL
ing liquor without license, on sci. Ja dis
missed.
Same Us. Aanson Barrs-same.
Same Us. Charles Dickey-same.
Same rs. Pascal Mallet-same.
Same Us. Greenberry Brant--sane.
Same Us. David Nc Cord-Rape: Dismissed
by Dist. Atty.
d. T. Parker and Geo. r. Stunt, appellants
us. Board of Sup. Grant Co.. cases similar.
Judgment at April term against appellants;
cause taken to Sup. Court, from last term, and
judment reversed.
State Us. Elijah Younce--Indictmen for
Larceny: Verdict guilty, and sentenced to six
months Imprisonment in county Jail.
Cordelia UT, appellant, vs. Elias UT, ap-
pellee-Appeal from allowance of Commiss'rs:
Verdict for appellee, for $47S.
State er rel. Pugh et ais, u.s. Nathaniel
Clark, CPk School observation-disclosures Alter
native mandamus granted at last term and
quashed and another granted.
Daniel Banfll u.s. Heirs of T. p. Burnett,
ct. als.-In Chancery for division of land
Change of venue granted to Crawford Co., for
reason Of interest of Judge in estate.
H. L. Dousman Us. F. J. Dunn and wife
Bill for foreclosure; decree of foreclosure.
Mary J. Lincoln Us. Jos. H. Lincoln-For
Divorce: Decree of divorce.
State Us. VIM. Carnes-On recognizance for
killing: Recognizance discharged--the Grand
Jury not finding bill against him.
Thos. Stephens, appellee Us. Martin T. En-
nor, appelant--Appeal from justice; Issue,
and tried by Court, Judgment affirmed motion
for new trial, not decided.
Jos. Hall, appellant u.s. Sam'l. Wilson, Adj
ministrator of Evans-Appeal from Justice
Judgment for appellant for sos.
Sam'l. Wilson, Administrator of Evans Us.
Jos. Hall, ct. aIs.--Trover Rule to plead in
20 days.
Knowlton, Admir-. of estate of Marsh is.
Jos. Smith and other creditors--Appeal from
Probate Court of Crawford co: Decree of
Probate Court reversed, and cause remanded
to Crawford co.
d. j. Seely rs. Bartholomew, ct. al.--Chan-
Gerry for Foreclosure: Decree for $l42S,68.
His Hon. Judge CoTHREN presiding. He
~
for urging through the business presented for
hearing. He would do well for an engine on
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

~ AT the latest accounts from India
An ANY,. aS: was great famine at Burmah, and
rar spIuemlc disease is committing great
T,, ~2s: In the upper provinces of India.
ss1 O els Is becoming daily more depres-
ms,, wing 10 the rebellion in the com
'N'''ai cities of China.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

1.-THE question "why printers did
not succeed as well as brewers ?" was
thus answered-. Because printers work
for the head, and brewers for the stom-
ach and where twenty men have stom-
achs. but one has brains.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

The Won1an's Rights women held
a Convention at Cleveland, Ohio, on the
7th and 9th ult. The proceedings were
very stormy, and the ladies aud gentle
men came near having fight. As it
was, Lloyd Garrison's nose was pulled
and twisted numerically by man ma
med Neyins. Garrison stood the tweak-
ing like martyr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02
The Mining Magazine is the title

The Mining Magazine is the title
of new monthly devoted to the inter-
est of that branch of industry. lately is
sued in New York. 1t takes high
stand among the monthlies, and if its flu
ture numbers equsl those already issued
it will be of great service to these inter-
ested in such matters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02
The President of Venez

-Ihe President OF VeneZueIa has
pardoned all concerned in the recent re-
evolutionary attempts. reserving to him
self, however, the powers conferred by
Congress, of sending the most danger
Gus Of the rioters 10 prison or exiting
them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02


my of Americans and Cubans for Sub
marine Telegraph, to connect Cuba, with
the United States. It will extend from
"a point near Cardenas to the main land
of Florida, about 12o miles. The pro-
cess for royal signature has been sent TO
Spain, where it will probably be at once
signed, as the project received the sane
ton Of the Real Junta and the Telegraph
Committee.
The Jews at Constantinople had
made voluntary contribution of mil
lion Of piastres towards the military ex-
penses Of the Sultan in the Russian quar-
rel. The Jews of Smyrna will follow
the example.
The ladies who had real estate vo-
ted in New Jersey as late as the year
1900. They supported John Adams for
President in preference to Thomas JEFF
ferson.
There is very little disposition, it is
said, on the part Of the British to inter-
fere with the Yankee fishermen. Sew
eral vessels have fshed with impunity
and immunity in the forbidden waters.
A number of monks have purchased
1000 acres of land in Iowa on which
they intend to settle. One of their peculiar
habits is that when they don new clothes
they keep them on night and day, until
they fall off them, or become unfit to
wear.
The Capitol of Missouri, at Jef1er-
son City, is undergoing extensive re-
pairs, and is being decorated in fine style.
The average temperature for the
month Of September, at Philadelphia was
6S IL degrees. It was the warmest
September since 1916.
In consequence of the failure of the
fisheries and the potatoe crop in New
foundland fears are entertained Of fam
inc in the province.
In Clouterville, La, out of popu-
lation of one hundred, it is said one third
have died of yellow fever.
"A trial for SANDER against Col. Ben
ton was commenced at Independence,
Mo. The result has not yet reached US.
-Amurath Eddin is the name of the
new born son of the Sultan of Turkey.
The Gar of Russia has given him
self the title Of "God-Fearing Sover-
eign."
The Woodbury. Bank, Of Connect
cut, which recently burst up, is to be
Ire-started.
The war between Bolivia and Pc
ru is at stand.
The matrimonial mania prevails in
Pottsville, Penn. Is extensive marry
ing mania?
| The contribution for the Clay mon
ument for the week ending Sept. 18th
amounted to $4,000. Henry Clay s'still
lives. "-[N. Y. Paper.
Florida, it is said, possesses both
soil and climate calculated to make it I
great wine-growing country.
The 10th of May, 1854, is the day
fixed upon by the Millerites for the de.
struction of the world.
"A society for the encouragement o
the emigration of colorsd people to Ii
IBERIA has been started in Essex County
N. ].
The Mexican papers generally op
Ipose granting the right Of way througl
their territory for ! Pacific Railroad.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-02

IMiss Kline has recovered $500 of
Mr.. Suydam, widower in New Jer-
sey. for breach Of marriage PROMISE
She proved her caused by female friend
who overheard the contract though a
hole in the floor !
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PERSONS RUpTURED thai they seerrt
HERNIA, with all its horrors butin
-.L.--- ..alun .LIa.n-a 4
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COM RCIAL SUNNI AIRY.


ST LOUIS February lsThs better supply Of Grain the
Ia,a forenoon the articles ap
Gro-eres. Weather unsettled River naing so"ly
E-lt. A. g.s'erav TDBACCpSo Gales the
o. .FiOCRNo large rrpor THIS forenoon
Sar t5' city MI o. Qgsy ~ "a %, ami ej Naga0s
- a. s4+ 1 au obtained iof uatEy
Slp-Ia.a, rrlnd lis zgaunyd. WllEAI-Toay Their
MARKET holding a.
up 2Nof dVl saek in tots, nows 965
s4eks n 5000 from ei9 Is to
waite 81 aek, sold soc, but odAy good
without purchasers, buyers rs.
for the Ssass today o. lS ssck mixed
81, and l9g sarks prime Yellow g1nns
sb- lo e wte sod yellow asT sNEs, 345z-
ATs37' sacks good shipping order so 3, and 2s2
sacks included S2 he most clippers e1er fr
IA We did not th
ar o. bbs Ramp Pork sot Ell 80 Noes held a.
Lri, bs and uetcssr to No sales Of DO
md Of either. WHSkNSals to-day
Alton quincy Raw 81 .GROCEFlESsale
m tvsaine COOL from The -see 81 ~ and
time. To-day 10 bids New Orleans At
op hel At ~ 10 FREIGTsTo New olssns ,hAnts in
full and difficulty getting
,pnsats quoted a. Pork TIC bbl Corn loo bGshe
Oats Bran, Bacon and Lard Sc Y 100 bs
CINCINNATI February iTe general markets have been steady
darn tn all the Flour which hs.
further material decline 10 Groceries good business
done very firm but Moasses, though most
i,,aD ra sesbiS extent at $40
tyf far degree aud parcels purchasea
than round parcels
rt These prices below the rates
lh- Northern trsde PURCHASING
high and Southern proinct
Kan m Northern markets cheaper via this city tina
wa YORK. be prospect Of material
urou OF freight by whns there is prohs
will be hAo at COTE
d u 10 better week. The following shows the
.hiInen port from September 70 February l.
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GREEN MEArsTbe sales Of this the week embrace
qso 00o ma 1sns,.lv at dm and higher
.. On T,iay qlo eks (sbou 10000 ) taken ne for
dam, md far shoulds 10000 ns prime Hog round at si
wp.asv 900 m Ordinary casks at exc for Hogrouud and
N Thursday Hams at &c. and 10000 na prime HogrouHd at
Ixrpn.
BEEF-we quote Beef at s39sh So NJ eli 7s6ti9 %
md Prime al Gil 0Os2 90 bb Some 800 70 400 bbs nsp cited
Meas bay, b.sn sold at ss so bb so prime Mess So
nd $50 rces avor brand (Norwood' at sls 80 teree
BUTTER AND cEEsE-ws quote Western Butter alsl8c,
md 9i0c n at which rates las boxes Of the latter sold
n Wednesday,
ARDThs dmand for Lard has been fair Throughout the week,
embrace 1900 b and and
c q sZg far No to Prime
gXioo kegs Yesterday follow
nz bbs sX Prime at o. kegs
iX@1oteb.
Weeks receipts 973s and srces 7i keu-e1pors equal
20 oql kegs
BACoNThere weekly
% for Sides but with pretty large supply market
hardly been sustained
calk mostly at sskc for prime Sides
caasiona lot at 81 parcels se
nave sold slowly at sJ7c D. and Hams at slaIoc for plain
aged and for Extra and Fancy sugarured Yeseday
S cask prime sides sold three gs nt sd and 10 casks Shoulder
uszceB
TArIow-Tbs last ,ale Of CITY Rendered was at sc q H.
RIcETbe stock Of Rice I'M, seome quite reduced and the rates for
tr s,rra, n s,ds II ,ierecv sold Al AZ and some
400 tsr-es aimee in lots Mt 4l<es4As q H.
wHsKY-Th whisky Market has quiet appearance
ung The week but with supply without an
material CHANGE The sales embrace bb aye
GALLON for setaod mostly former dc for Raw. Yeattday
les we're 90 bba eetfed 9u 50 Raw a. and loo Extra
.Ds.ter'.) at $50 u gallon.
Weeks receipts 9044 bbs--erports, 1893.
CoFFEE-The demand limited and the sales
ne week do not exceed 5000 bags RIO at range gsto
mostly including yestsday 1900 bags ioows 1900 9,
Tvs at az 700 Mt az and 200 ae There further
from Rio de Janeiro and imports
ean at las ~ hays The stock in fir and second hands
s.t evening was about q5 600 bags
sAT1e rates m Tve,poo from, seond hands ba no been s4 sJe
m coa,s and Al io Al IL a ,rk m Fin, Ivard free Of d,nyags
4 " -
cargo OF 4'eo SsRs Liverpool Coarse SOFA on a' p ' wees ~
/ IA, ,' a. re-, : zoo - 900, f.,,e ,oii s,or, ,bs
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No $50


Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and he is
hereby, authorized, after ten days notice in the
official journal, to sell at auction, TO the lowest
bidders, contracts for the following works, viz .
l. For plank sidewalks on Josephine, from
Ellen to Jacob streets.
On Howard street, from Josephine to Felicity
street.
>. For brick sidewalks, with stone curb and
wooden cutters on both sides of Ellen street,
from jackson street to Felicity street.
3. For furnishing all materials and making a
plank road on Euphrosyne street, from Hercules
to Liberty street
4. For brick sidewalks, with stone curb and
wooden cutters, on west side of Jersey street
from Felicity street to the upper line of the city
signed, FANS. AIFuENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed, WM O. G. CLAIBORNE
President BOARD of Aldermen,
Approved Feb "a 1859
Signed, u CsossN.y Nayor
TrGs copy; IL. Biss, SECRETARY
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RyOKIpTS OF PRODUCP.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
c, Sisi Do i s,9sse ' o
az rs i s. oa 1s,o CASH. b6i d. 81 III. 6.ky jas
% 40 . 2 S s % .ss n ~ bans az io 5s ,,al
%nse, ss2} 90 esg q ca az ~ S os k1eg. "a
kegs W Given, 80. Gods Geldsslz PGs ss' t
b s Pope, Fsap lard OIL GaI.ldin deo5 prs
Ists-i 10 p elaad co-l2t II benton.
MLLEENs BENDpsE Southern 5 B. a;S I9f 'S!' e
" w.'Esr SeoNst swaey rs teogs do Geo Coaa5ily-s9
~ 90 Gam. Bolss4a X Ii5.qsrs 1Iara5
W DO san.oa % D,So, Gay DO
ag1ly F. Rp,k"T w $sss I'll. H Ms2r. G9s 60
20 Aos5,os M=.eiIl4 az, gssEM4 eiail $aP 0
moey GRAY camPesi5o sHek cotton seed Muir smith
ia VA, 9es.e5.I sYaS 80 Bgsi Foey e. Al ID
Bowas cuddy Seo-i = " H = He9df'sia 4 fssl,s DO
P.en5 X v IsverS 49, S Nelson sSo-s
-s coaSh pSnes Ward JGns So %agas s Williams
stean Reg Rtvsr ~ hhd sngsf 90 sss
mo,'s. P,yS .s9' a. 90 ssd1 Sgs a eoJ
Egan do Nqget dcol do e bb moaasss Tsgdano Taylor
hhds Goadain Kerr Kelly, cOnyag54n
Gorao rs bales eC,'O9 p eSI, moas.es 3sIocq-
.uS. TO oraefr iS S.. eos.snSs1 aads tasars56 bbl.
| nola,.e.
ATTAKAPAsPer Rosa 1911 hhds ebls oas:s.
% sn k..o Do jo s &eo9. DO bih: soua. %
ufqa a?S DO Jyanneio DO G9as psBanea Dos molas's
saudfi~s 70 orls1-Toa sugs8ao inolas.ss
sHREV EPORT- Per Swamp For cotton to 7
Donald ts BaehAnngn Carroll dlSs Henderson Psee-is5
Brarier, Williams o Nsaoa DO Cumrni
&eosi s~ney Green &eo-7s Williams, Palip cto Sugeht
kcg. Ra~us aeo-59 MElruy Bradiori-5 Cmmhck
squrs Wess4 tomroy deos6 Cleveland Brs teeS5 do
Payne Hsrron-3l Wtams2s Oakley a~k,usgJ Ffierson
Fowler aeo23 Wright, Wllams &eo-ls Wright &eoS x
Carter heo9 Brady eo do Cherry Henderson AGO. do
Lloyd FrisrsOaa Wilson &e bales pelss 81 Dbl
BAYOU II r Hi
- Ward Junasl9 DO Oakley Hawk B PAuehs
~ do -sumark, squires Wets Wright, Wllums 6eo- Pytu
fursou,s suga Burorii-e AdAns4s do Gordon, IT.
do Roman ,-aon4 49, nolasses Iauve MccIi+5 4
R-oeq3o pssh+rsuu kos Do Wat 4 iSauis5 DO,
sIfdo 81 s s.s- Kelly Couyughsn &oo93 bales Hsrd
Ieeu--2o DO mise n Hsuulrca orderIoyali IS balt
cotton.
BATON RoCGE-Per Gipsy 50 Ahds sugar Foai-
Dezeloa ia gNn deo-i b9uzny 5auarHad'3 Do We
uBkn KirehoG-s DO Lave McCaESJ tales foTursis Ward
JOuloJ empty bbs 10 NJ do and iuni 70 ofdsTo i hh|
suga,
coAsT-Pe Fa.n 10 hll 80 bhls elas.sa
Cszensve55 bhls 2 / MontsoDety-i5 DO " Tho
s1u-ss moase LaaAuH Kenel09 III do DsnegreGs q
, ! sid sgpfrss 70 afdsT.
WETUMPKAPer Pes'l Az bales
ors-3s0 Farley Jury Pegfain Hshett-1 McEloy
| Brafflrd-1oa s7u bales cotton.
MOBILE orean 90 bales cotton Pgram Huthe
Brander, Williams Sco3 Farley Jury SeoIoa 10 bah
| cotton
MOBILE-per Oregon l07 bales cotton AieAlahon
| DO Pegram Hgtahett-TOta, la bales cotton.
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MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS. Feb. g. 1853.



Resolved, That the Comptroller sell at auc-
tion to the lowest bidder, after ten days notice
in the official journal, the contract for furnish
ing all materials and laying brick sidewalks
with curb and gutter stone around the public
ground on Claiborne, between jackson and Com.
mon streets. The work to be done according t
specifications on file in the Surveyors Depart
ment.
Signed. FRASs. ALPUENTE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed, Wn c. c, CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Feb a, 1853
Signed, A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor
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Below -Coming Up.
ps George Grasu Charles Huhsrson and Lady Enlwsr.


EXPORTS.
NEW YORKPc steamship Empire City, 5000 sPe'e p' t@e'
md
NEW steamship VIM PENN 3j bales eoito7 ~ 90
skins 81 root pork ISL do lard % 10 isrd o. -
hbs molass $50 aks cofui 100 bas pH"hfh
l32 pkgs tndsr, 600 90 apsete.
NEW YORK-P-r brig Flora 2s7 bids Sugar 800 tbs mos u
DO !0p Kegs lard.
NEW YoIK-Pr brig Dudley Sc bale. cotton, 2l b por
2il lard 0l DO II nall bis 10 81 tbs oil
Is kegs punt,
HAyE-Per ship 1884 bales cotton, % @ lard $500 itaes
LIvERPo0-Prfsh ship ses Taylor zs2 bales cotton 'sl safs
CON 10 wllsn,, IS ckd oil care, ! ca hams.
HAvRE-P.r slip Memphis a4i5 bales cotton 1000 slaves
BOsTON-Per Keyng bses cotton, 100 axis
NEW YoRK-P4r scr Cuodon bb pork do 20 tea lard
800 b5s whisky.
BRAz1s ST JAGo-Per hr Major Barbour Government stores
ToBAsCoPer barrels Gou 30 do onions
and suudf
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,



FRfpAY EVENING, February Is, 1883 !
dafng past 65s head Of Beef Cattle sl Hogs
Sheep Calves and Yeahgs The market
supplied during closes essy QUOTA
.iqns NJ ample supply remaining sale
PRICES
Fins 10 choice " sn) ........6L17s y n net
Trough ets.l'...,-,.,-..,,'..... -es6e n net
Get
100 - heal
hGLch 80 0VbsoN ~ = head
ueGslO
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CONSIGNEES.
Per Quebec New YorkAlbe Trieou--H BounabeR
atty, hcoBoyoe ShunwayC Bucket
Miller &coBaehzunon Carroll 6co-BurTews
Connolly keep ContChitte
biacheF barlerC BarrereJ Burbank
d a Beer Se9E BeAch-H r BeaehG Connolly
Buddecke kco--Ciark AobyJ Cox-Clk Allison Cook,
Young CARROLL DloounssODyas &eo)sv Jackson
Dudley Sslson-T Elder Bro-Fornan, Lating Seotiut
Jons-Far &coC CGhines(iahwaie Gnin acoS Cru
man &eo-C lard-Heudsrson PeseP n lIetadHendsrson
Gainss-w Hanney &ooTIsl kempA illlarvs Waodman
4 Comwei-E Dsydson-J DArcy-Duns ar Il, % NJ Deum
Feowe acs-Fosdick &coF Ere tecksou-J iaucheJ ud
Greenwood 6coHo-re tiayls AGO. II Head
Bibb-IIarper Kil1sr Fabau-F HaleyL Kasr-B L
D 6OS LockeLyman Scott &eo-L Grant Sco
Ian AIcLemore &eoMcRAr, Coanan &coMller,
Marks &eo-J NlcLelsn--C McPh Tson1 n
milford AGO. Marshall Jsmes &coSoh Bros &eot
Kenne Van Osron II Lstchri &cnEl Leon
Metcaf-Jrs Alctr-g TOW AlrCutcheun
6o-I Mathews &co-E MAINS &C MorisonJ North &eo
-Mash Ra &co-MeFoy Bradordb Mature 6eo-A Rose
M41nuay-Psisrs, Ms1 &coC Paysa 6co Parsons
Price q Pollard Ace 6 BogsTt kcosands B i
seE Stevens Smith FmisteT--Swuey 6coR
oiyierPset, Smms &co Presley BelHPontchsr
train Railroad Company dooF PrtptiGPrice, Frost
Rehabilitation AltnSiekles 6coE smith &eoG W
shaw 6coStothsr. Bros 6eoJ Sawnsmh Bro w Stanton
Tvichel aSo-Townsnd, Tompkns coTui Fermer Hobart
Wright Williams GcoWaters Camden &eeWard JonesH Joe
Wood Walton Ssniiurd &eoW II Waters &eo1 Eoelly
ScoJ X Aontgom-ryA Brosseau 6oTaylor Har
aco-s NJ Todd--B Tatou dc Wheeler BakeN Whi,insO
Wieox-W S Wright &co-A Whiiiug-J Youug-and order.
PASSENGERS.
Pa al Oraba ron Irr And stAeF0
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE oy rHs DAILY CRyscEsr
Saturday Morning, February 70, 1858.


ARRIVED -
eli, o,.t. r,,s on davs from New 70 1ilnrdist dat,
ship Zeal4ni Montgomery 10 days rom 'si "e' "
Magee Uhom-3d dist. .- ~
shr Caedooa Roach days Pensacola, 10 ma'et-Basn
Steamboat.
Southern Belle, White, from Mllikea's Bend
hatcher No q feathers, from Hard Times
Fashion Fagot, from Coast
Rnss Meyrsr, from At,nkslAs.
Red River, Borsay, from Washingion
Emperor Cotton, from Bayou snrn
Ipsey Tire, from Baton p ugo.
swamp Fox, Rsnsr, from Red River.
Pearl, Boardman from Wetnmpka.
Orleans, Walker. from Mobile
Oregon, Hem, from Mobile.
TovoAt Steele the pataod down abd 70
18th nsut ships Rogers and Joseia lark Hudson
aud schr Fnnni--tfougAt % shtg Quebec.
Towboat .fcp the Faestoe1 down and 10 s
the i1h inst ships Halyoko aud Iophus brs. AonA Anl
Yireds-brougtt up ship New Zealand
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z1s~ The new and light draught passenger
PAWSEE Capt Ab ags for ST. LOUIS and Intermediate
landings THIS MORNING. a. 10 O'Clock. ...--
,7s WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton atre ct.
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z.25~ The swift running passenger steamer
GEM Capt Bulet Paris Will leave fr MEMPHIS and all Intern"
landings THIS DAY RI o'clock Passenger md ship
pers will please be in relliuesa ~ the above hour.
fezG WHITE X BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton 81.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.


ne- The steamer GOLDEN GATE, Capt; Cal.
Nom lii i..r 70, ITJsBURGii 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING
sgs % ''V MCDOWELL, JR. BELL, u Poydras
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GS3- The light draught and fast running
passenger packet steamer MOSES GREENWOOD Cpt A. Thomns
viii leave LITTLE ROCK all nterned landings on hkanh
River, THIS EVENING, at o'eock, positively.
ie!6 SMITH h fINflSTER, 80 P0ydtas street.
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TMpQpTg

NEW YoRK-Per ship Quebec A. or'sd mise.
IRELAND Per dip New Zealand Assorsa mdse.
Caledonia $500 .ss lumber 800 sths to
PGoley, Si0loi acc.
gRIsToLfr oalk E1a Ann 3-l1 Iarl rslnai .a y order
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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EE- BARK LLuAs.-Consgnees Of 700 tons
Traaf order Luias, .nf, viii pleas max
uaual v,s Eulau1 W. HYNsON, 80 Camp street. ft23
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E5j- The splendid passenger steamer MARTHA
IFtyr eweit "a sr will have for ST oUS and iniermediNi,
ardinga THIS EVENING at o'elo h, positively.
fs9s g. W SHAW & co. ~ PoydTa- street.
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Ssff~ The new and swift running passenge
steamer D. H1sRY Cp, rasps having tu gaaroda1lg Dc
tanned leave Fog TiLAIpBA aud all it'erasd.sts auf
;'gs ~" am FINsTER % poyirns street.
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l,f- Bark MARY ANNAH, Wade, master, from
.goo commence dschargls her THURSDAY 2i
soylf Permitted WITHIN live 90 a will be- sent % tn"
b r ..rt J. a. ASTiBRln co, ST. Charel st. isit
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Eg~ From this date no bills will be paid by
atss- DklAINU s made by Captain Clerk. Feb
quar-, n. l.sg. H. n. PpMEOY co. Ageu.s. sl9 Nv
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CDNSTABLE'S SALE
Fer j. s--r'- Caczrli TIMOTHY GIL CIR CECILIA ie
FAH,sA JHL-s. iipANITT and JON ieDfIt t.so 4S99
EbY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias 10 me
-ss 4 b. hs Hon G4-u1i First Ialt-s Z tl. P~ss
- M T 81 O-I-tu WI expose Pss a7 ca tEsp y
l.lG is52 1aJ3ck a. HArl51e NO. ~ tcaouriol-
\ CAB-N1. go.
- Seize 10 the .1ovs Terms -a4h. -. 20
j-zI siied =. >. ~ Z = - 5-s---.
CONSTABLE'S SALE
szcosb JusTcx's covEr, J. f.. FELL CO. " y Ahsi-
PkEfsH OELsAss. cltHy $50 l2''fS.
sbY VIRTUE of a writ Of feri facias to me
directed Hon " Jo19 Second Jaa If the PEG
VII proceed a Ie a. pgntc lu-tl-n s
Washua- q gaous- and Poydra ssrss os SATURDAY
February 70, is53 1t u O'Clock.
Oas eask Of CRpCKEaY WARE.
i.1s s. '" ~ GEoRGR :. PEARSON consasi-.