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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

MoRE Selling a W1e.--A
dashing young negro from the United States
came over 10 Toranlo, Canada, and married
the daughter Of respectable colored citizen,
but receiving no money with her as he ex-
pecled, went of 10 the Southern States and
there sold his rife into slauery. The williams
pleleM was that he had rich relations in the
South, and The unsuspecing wife thus per-
m,,ed herself 10 be inveigled into the kid
napper's snare and became the dupe of his
,reachery. The father Of the young woman
is now left to find his daughter, and proba-
bIy will have to purchase her in The slave
market of the South-( Hamilton Spec.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

The grand jury of Tazewel county: Va,
has presented the late Legislature of lha,
State as nuisance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

Gov. BIGLER, of Pennsylvania, has with
drawn his requisiiion for Thomas McCreery,
of Cecil county, Md, on The charge Of kid
N.a tha Parker girls
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

YmGINIA.-The Wings OF the Richmond
district have nominated Col. Clayton G..
Coleman for Congress, and the Democrats OF
the Norfolk district have nominated Gen.
Millson ....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

A GIRL seventeen years old was bitten by
a rattlesnake on the left insep. Two hours
and half afterwards DR.. 7. A. A,chison,
who describes the case in the Southern Medi.
cal Journal visited her. and found her sight
less with her face swollen and her mind
wandering. He placed her in hot salt bath,
and adm Mustered whiskey and carbonate of
ammonia until she had taken three pints Of
the frs, and eighty grains Of the latter; no
n,oxica,on followed, and she was cured.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

THE original copy Of Leu'ze's Washington
Crossing the Delaware, was recently eAhbi-
ted Bremen, where il was purchased 10y an
English gentleman for f2OO. 1t is Of the
same size as the one in this county, hut
having been some hat damaged by fire was
taken by the insurers, after which the artist
painted the second copy, now on exhibition
| here.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30
Live and Help Live!!!
OrR MoTTo.
- ~ -O~

>. N. TAOMPSON
q D ESPE CTFULLY informs his friends
1Q the public generally, that he has Just
reived at his store, in Sunbury, below Weave
Hotel, large, handsome and cheap nssortm,
of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
'-'- consisting in part of
.a Dry Goods, viz
Cloths, Cdssimers Cassinets, Jeans, Drilln
Muslins, Pestings, Linens, &c.
% LADIES DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,
Caieocs, Muslin de Lnins, Launs,
'er Gtnghams, Berdges Robes, &C..
EtElL GROCERIES,,
Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molasses, Cheese
Spices, Fish, Salt, &c, &C., &c.
Hardware,
Nails, Screws, Files, Saws, Knives & Forks,
Queensware,
of various styles and patterns,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes, 70
men, women and children.
HArs Cars, &c, of various sizes and styles.
Besides a large and general assortment
fashionable goods. Call and examine for 20
selves.
!B- Country produce Of all Kinds taken
cxhange at the highest market prices.
Sunbury, a mo. 80, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

Mas Ca,harine Ty or, Of Harrisburg, Pa,
died suddenly IN one of the Greenwood Sta.
ges, on Friday evening. She was on il visi,
to some Friends residing in Brooklyn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

MINISTER TO CENTRAL AMERIcA.-The
Hon. Solon Borland, Arkansas, has been APP
pointed as Minister Plenipotenlialy to The
Central American States.
Mr. Brawley, of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed Register of the Land Office al
Point Pere, Wisconsin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

The Hon. Solon Borland, declines the ap-
pointmen, Of Governor Of New Mexico
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

d Bill WINDOW. SHADES, Leather Trur
" Valiscs and Carpet Bags, just received I
for sale by ]. W. TENER & &C
Sunbury, April so, 1853
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

AT HAckENsAcK, N. j., on Friday last,
WIN. eating was convicted of The murder of
two children of Daniel O'Brien He had
voluntarily confessed lis guilt. The New
York Times remark
Fruitful as the last few months have been
in murders, more than usually narrowing in
their details, the double-murder for which
eating was on Friday sentenced to die was
the mos! airocious of all. During the ab-
sence of their father, in whose house he had
long been resident, and while the children
were entrusted to his special care, he put an
end TO their lives in barbarons and revolt
ing manner, er,-revoliing even, in this era OF
horrible murders-chopping the girls throat
with an axe, and inflic,ing deep gashes IN
her brorher's neck, with the same instrument
| These deeds, as he confessed, were commit
ted with the design of revenging himself
| upon The father for real or faucied injustice
His Counsel argued ably in his defence, il
the endeavor to prove him unaccouniable fo
his actions, uncognizant of the distinction be
tween right and wrong, a mental and {
moral imbecile, a ...r. r......r.. ....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30
IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS OF SILVER COIN

The following paragraph from The Bal'i-
more Clipper gives timely warning TO class
OF people vi no will do well 10 heed ii:
"SnvER CoIN.--Spanish qua'ler dollars
are only inlrinsicaly worth 30 cents. Gov.
eminent is preparing an enormous issue Of
new quarter dollars The banks will be sup.
piled next month. The Spanish quarters
will then be "called inn at 90 cents. Those
old logies who have been boarding up Span.
ish coin had better pu, it in circulation, or
they will lose 90 per cent" .....
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

DT LAND WARRANTs.-Per having
Land Warrants for sale, can dispose OF
them for cash, by applying at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30
COME AND SEE

VAN ACKEREI., Salmon and Herring,
I'VE received and for sale by
Sunbury Apl so, '5S. /. w. TENER, & &C
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

DEATH OF VICE PRESIDENTS. Clin-
ton, of New York, who died in Washington,
April 2oh, 1912, IN the 73d year of his age,
was he first Vice Presiden. who died in Of
fce Elbridge Gerry, who succeeded Clinton,
and who died November Esd, 1914, aged 10,
was The second and Mr.. King, now deceas.
ed, is The third. ,, ..r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

lust RECEIVED Splendid assortmcn
~ Hats, Caps, B oots and Shoes, for sale by
Sunbury Apl 80, '53. |. w. TENER & &C
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30
Centre Turnpike Road.

YHTHE Stockholders arc hereby notified ,ha
"a Election for officers to serve for the ems,
year, will be held at the House of Will
Streeter in northumberland, on Wednesday,
9th day of June, between the hours of 10 4.
and 3 p. NJ.
J. r. PRIESTLEY,
Prcsidcn
Aprl 30, lS53.-6t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30


Galveston papers 10 the 18th, and lndian-
ola 10 the i2th ns' have the following ~
Mr.. f. Dixon who was severely wounded
by The explosion of the steamer Farmer,
died in Galveston the I4h.
The Commissioners have commenced re.
ceivng subscriptions for stock in the Texas
zand Red River Telegraph line. onlhe l4,h,
$4,000 was subscribed. ,r ryvEgyy ,
The corner s,one OF The Protestant Epis.s
copal Chulch IN, Austin wasslai,l- oh The 1iihs
inst.
A proposition has been started in Austin
for the formation of a joint stock company 10
ftn a line of four horse stages 10 lndiano'a,
aud there connec; with The. New Oteans
steamers. .-..,,,
portion Of the side Of IA large ship, say o!
600 or 800 tons, has driGted ashore on the
beach, about is miles from Galveston, aud
another smaller piece came ashore abou,
eight miles from there. ......
The Indianola Bulletin has the following
GOLD IN TENAs-JPondcrfm Discoveries
A new Eldorado is now being found in ou
own beautiful Slate. Rumors are rife o
large quantities of gold being found through
out the Western portion Of the country. w,
understand that there is great eyciemen
prevailing al Austin, San Antonio Sesuin
Gonzales and other points up the country
and that several companies have left bes,
points within few days past in search o
the hidden treasure, and others are making
ready 10 follow. These mines are found Of
the Upper Colorado, fIamilon's Valley, an
various other places, and are said 10 be yer
rch-supposed BY some TO eqnal The be,
California mines. We have been shown
letter from a merchant at San Marcus, full
confirming the above reports. If these r,
ports should prove to be well founded, {;
we have every reason TO believe they will
it will turn the tide OF emigration from Au
,ralia and California TO our own State, beir
more accessible than either of these point
One person sold piece of quartz in s;
Antonio for twenty-five dollars. "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30
A sEcnNn WILLIAM TELL.

Abou, month ago, as we learn from the
Courier des Etdts Unis, case was brought
before the Correctional Police Of Spires
'ci,yo Of Baden, which is cettainly without
parallel in the annals of justice. weaver
of Spires, who had been mush ex,olled as
marksman, undertook by desperate expert
ment 10 establish bis reputation beyond DIS
puie. II To this end, he loaded his pistol, and
repaired 10 his garden, accompanied BY hls
son, lad about IL years old Heeordereu
The child 10 stand al fifteen PAGES from him,
with potato upon his head. The boy obey
ed, without making any resistance, and Inc
father, preserving the utmost coolness, fired
his pistol and dislodged The potato, The
ball piercing i, through the very centre
The weaver's neigbbors, TO whom the fact
was related refused TO believe 1t, and would
orly be convinced by repetition OF the TOOL
darby exploit. 1t was now night but 'ht
intrepid marksman insisted upon an imme
date repili,ion. Instead OF The potato, he
placed upon his boys head lighted lantern
at which he discharged his pistol with th'
same success as before. The fame of tins eX
traordinary exploit coming to The ears OF 'h'
police, they deemed i, their duty to aires
the second William Tell, aud put check t
his wild ambition by the agency OF 'he law
The Justice, before whom the case wa
brought, not sympa,hizing with the admira
ton which the affair had excited among tn
weaver's neighbors, and having asce'iane
by careful investigation of the circum
stances that the second time the pistol ba
had slightly grazed The boys cap, condemne
the marksman to eight days imprisonment,
Boston Trdretlcr.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

RRIED BEEF, Hams and Shoulders,
~ received and for sale by
Sunbury Apl 80, '53. !. w. TENER & &C
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

RARREI. CHURNS, Cedar and pail
D Buckets and Water Cans, Willow Bas
and childrcn's Willow Coaches, just received
for sale by ]. w. TENER g. &C
Sunbury, April 80, 1873.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

CARPETS, Oil Clotli, Mating, Door NJ
~ and Carpet Chain for sale by
Sunbury, Apl 80, SO. |. w. TENER & &C
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30
[sECoND DEsP ATCH

ADRIAN, Michigan, April 2G.-A gentle
man lust from the scene Of the fearful COLI
sion of last night, between the Southern
Michigan Express train and the Central Road
Emgrant train, a, the crossing near Chicago
reports that there were twenty dead bodie,
when he left, and additional deaths were
constantly occurring among the fifty or sixty
other injured The sufferers were mostly
enigrau,s,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30
ORDER OF DISTRIBUTION.

ENHE Judgment creditors are hereby mott
NJ that the monies arising upon the sal,
Real Estate of Henry Wilhelm will be distr
ted according to priority of Liens. on MoNi
the Esd day OF May, lS53.--
JAMES BEARD, Proth'
Prothonotary S Office.
| Sunbury, April 30, lS53.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

LATE FROM CALIFORNIA Loss OF THE
STEAMER INDEPENDENCE AND OF OVER $50
LIVES "A ,elegraphic despatch from New
Orleans, received Yesterday, brings late adj
vices from California, with the painful intelli-
gence Of tho entire destruction OF the steam
,er Independence, of The. Vanderbilt Line,
and The loss of over $50 of her passengers
The vessel seems 10 have been prey 10 a
number of appalling calami,ies. She first
ran ashore and while lying in this condition,
took fire from her furnaces. The lire caugh,
to the powder magazine and blew The stern
of the vessel 10 pieces the coal took fire
and completed the Obstruction of the vessel
The passengers who where saved remained
on an uninhabited island for two days and
half before they were rescued. The indie
pendence belonged 10 the Vanderbilt Line
and carried out the passengers who left New
York, on the Goth January, for San Juan, il
the Northern Light.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

To ApvEnrrsrRs-The circulation of the sunhur
American among the different towns the Snsquehan
not exceeded equaed by any paper published in Mort
crn PENNSYLVANIA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30
Terrible Railroad Calanity-Twenty Killed and
Fifty Wounded.

CHICAGO, April 26.-The express train that
started from this place last night on the Cen
trail Railroad, came in collision with an emf
grant train IA, the crossing, abou, eight miles
distant. The emigrant train was shattered &c
pieces, and the road strewed with the dead
and diving. The passengers on the express
train escaped without injury. --..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-30

FROM New MEXIco-GovERNo LANES
ATTEMPT AT ANNEXATION The Washing
ION lntelligencer has the following confirma-
lion OF the reported attempt OF Governor
Lane TO annex 10 New Mexico the Valley OF
Messllla, situated few leagues southwest Of
Dona Ana. II is in an extract of letter
from a highly respectable gentleman in that
Territory, dated Santa Fe, February 2S,h.-
The writer says
..u "Governor Lane is understood 10 intend 10
take possession of that part Of New Mexico
which lies below the line fixed by Commits.
,ioner Bartlett, and above the line eight
miles above Ell Paso. There are some TWO
or three thousand people in The disputed ter
rtory, and most of Them anxious TO be in
cluded within this Territory. The Governor
does this upon his own responsibility, deem
ing il proper, inasmuch as The Slate of Chi.
huahua has resolved and thrown off the au.
,horily of The Central Government. 1t is
barely possible that circumstances may in
duce him 10 change this determination
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KECElPIS OE PkODUJE.
81 LouIS-Per Georgia skis Poao TO rs Elder &eo
SOS do Thompsons5 sbnnou2so do Lyman
Norton ssosi pok Kennedy Y! F9ses
Twichel SKIS corn 394 do bran, 100 do Aent
Ogsby Maeauay5 bbs oil Connolly eo22 eks bacon
Foman, aiing sos do ban Waers Camden aco bss
hooks hs applea and roatos 100 head caebage bay
saipslss beis apples and ro'ates sne dso PIE
eggs mustard Renees?5 bh lard oder-Io bales
Wright Williams cS5 dol Nelson to order
Total taleB cotton lOb
tlrguhart Montgmeryosd do Payne Harrison
rs DO Estu do M!enbrgsr &eo3 do l,sErany
Caumack, Squres Wenl3 do Henderson feae-
do GUYS Bros ds Bese,, Foley
Avs3S hdss augsdo fl rolls leather eafhah
sunsries To order--Total bales cotton S3l
ST LouS-Pe Deans75 axis Far
r-6O pigs lead, coils lead Bentl Legge deoeo bhla ea
shu1 adden half do hams Savage &so
Grief &co99s bills poaos la hits apples 2 do
TVenart 8s bales cotton Martini Phchard
&eo,s Do Cammaek SEIZURES Wests do swnsy Green go
Wright Williams sc5o do Eslin Lee &coToa bales cotton S4
PRINGETONPer steamer Frank Lyon95. bales cotton 70 Kelly
Fraa!0D do Payne IIarison230 jackson co.2S
Crneher dol Byne Watt do
Buckner, Stanton Newmans4 do Freliaon deo
70d0 Ward Cocks &ro65 do George Connoy56
Martin Owen &sosi do Curry Penso do Es'ln Lee
do Campbell &coa1 do ogArl Foley 40 fsw
Norton Wight &co-22 DO Rngeey hs eo-i DC
Kelly y Thompson ordeTotil baes cotton XIV
PORT HuDSoNpr Kimbal bales cotton Mettea
Gehua aco-l0 do enbsrger &eoS do Dunbar aoe &c
BS Do Wight Williams &sIso nas sIgs t
-sundrles to crder-fotal bsles cotton 81.
BAlZEPer steamer NJ Jonesa bbls moases to urquhaIt
30 Riye9l SKIS rice Pagot20 do Ave3 bales moss Der
nard Il Faien--snndres to order.
$3.50 PASSENGERS
sch Star st Jage-Nrp Barton, Jnnand,
servant, Vetter and lady, Miss ii O'Rourks Aehle
Aranita, Walker, Kerr, NJ Farrell
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IN WIS p,ELEcTIoN.-En yertu d,uu Mrit

A Wis ID ELECIlON.-En yertu dun Writ
SIN Fit1 a sss "a NJ s's Pr sss s.
lsss ss ss s!i!s1'
DE- se ss l pa d 5 NJ It m.ns
pss :, Districts
MISSISSIPPI les
MINI
s nj "
ques Ascension Assumption Laoue Ttrrebenne Ste Marie St
pEuX SENATOR'S pour District compose rarosse
leans. -
REPREsENTANT drote de la paroisse dordans
DEUX REFRESHMENTS s premier district, paroisse dor
TRoIs REFRESHMENTS pour dsc paroisse dor
REFRESHMENTS pour treisieme district rar,isse dor
TRos REFRESHMENTS pour lie quatrme distric parose
TRos REFRESHMENTS pour lie einqueme district
DETx REpREsENTANTs pour si.iems distr parose dor
DFux REFRESHMENTS pour lie sspem district paosse
uN REPREsESTANT pour neuyam district. psroissc
DEGx RErREsENTANTs pour d.sue district parose
= q sU BH "a ufgh RES rUb
TN SlIERlF ct uN CORONER pour Ia parosse a,oreans
ouATRE AssEssEuRs lie Vile de Ia Nled'or
tosns auasns Souvsis orleans
e M P
&c
j re" Rsr IL aa RsE % Ia
qua dolectcus de pour Ia
lie oeine
de la dorltana nee la rive droie d
Mississippi.
electeu qnae s Ter CT Zane District Repfascn
tti;
un les eeoeurs ayant qual du 3me Drc Repreeenat
Tn quali6 dn ame District RepresenAt
un les eeuca nae des Sme ct 6ms Districts Repreen
/ tatifs;
I'm par les eereuIs ant quate 9me
presentaiifs;
fUn gualG lone District Rcprentat
Ieyaut Lafayette;
electehs quae de de paroiss
dOrleans sise sur Ia rive droie du euyc Mississippi;
EtUN CONSTABLE chaqae justice de 6re les ele
redant les DIES justices
ese1piquG plus haut.
lie lie Rud epnis heues du matn
h1 heures tells endrois degnes sous nrveiane
Ut lie cone des efers nOnmes lie Cornell de
de Ia vile de Ia Ct de police
cst port on de rhoe sur Ia droie do suye MISSISSIPPI
Lecion stre condue duplicate devont
ransmiss NJ sonssigne conform6ment Ia loi.
Bureau du Sh de la d0eans d'Osobre, 1888
II OF J. P FREREI, Sheriff.
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RIVER STEAMERS
---'''s-'--a----''---'
MOBILE.

EyOR MOBILE, BAY ST. Louis .4E-A
Il AND PASS cHREsTTAN. Daify q. Mail
Line-SuRmr The splendid
.esmsrs OR ECON, Capt r. A. Hem, and FLORIDA, Carl
John Grant, favng built orpre.sy for the Lake trndeJ M
ofihs will ths Ponhsrrn Railroad DAILY
arrival tbs Lake ofrs IL O'Clock stopping at ST.
Christian daily. Paengouia
Wednesdays Saturdays snd Mondays and Thursys
turning. II
ohrs Of ths Agent half past ii o'clock A.. y.
~ Letter. Of Mona in the mail, they
will be detained Mobile.
~ Freight Lui. md Pass Chrissias ought 70 b ser.
for steamers CALIFORNIA CREOLE.
jsl r.. GEDDES Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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WATERLyNG PLACES.

II AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER zff-h
u " CREOLE IL Arrangement. FOR
JEAN sPRlNes I'D aseredHs and
expressly for his trade, with superior
Csrron md Jefferson Railroad arrival at the Lake ha
folcws:
MONDAYS. A. M. FRIDAYS .hy A. M. Cars
as follows: a
t.ass. Fsu Orleans: Mar.. oeeas sprna.:
M WSnsns1 sy NJ car.
FRIDAYS n cars. sATgRpAY .......at 4. n
SATURDAYS. by P. NJ. cars. SUNDAY r. NJ
Saturdays.
The Way Letter Agent On Mon
day and at ~ o'clock and Fridays and Sat
ED Fare 70 By ST. Lnis Christian Children
wants II -; Deck a. Missppi City Ocean
Springs, " SO; Children and ssrsan.s 81 20; Deck H.
sl6 r. GEDETsS, Plare,
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IMPORTS z
CARLEsTOSPar cks q half do order
PELA DELpHtA-Per ship Naples-Assor,ed mdse.
LIYERp00l4-Pnr ship Ioma-Assortad mis.
BALl2E fioSDURASPer hr AdrentuTe3s logs mahogany to
xco-Basin.
PESsACOlA-Psr bricks TO BArkey
HAyANAPer brig Ke-5s Voohes Grggs col50
ordel6 TO
gpreu Romagassa n enlf3 do Delsuuila Moreno
Castillo Il Hnrispe-l do u n Buldt
BRAZos ST JAoPer sr Star 900 specie 4 N tene
Caheilero33f61 Prenu &coa4In0 do Cta
NOR &86051 Mcguire rss-4l3o0do
ii phepsSl65I Wof-3i7b9 Banehnsl0o00 South
Mathews Fndlay tGo8i6 do Lon
auoo -tchiord dco $500 Thorn-s4so do Con
Roc $500 do Teutara Fliafi333 do Cnson
ts-s 10 Baswsldo do Mschon Jarre-:a96 do
Hurt cos 10 Stone
ro-s3 hides Haddsn-42 L Mans bdls skins,
4 Morgan-Total specie $lo6,lIa So
bales tOoa Rugeley
blair Aeess do Armstrong Harris &o43o Bradley Wilson aeo-
Mcdowell Mills &eo-5 Wiiams-s do Sidal Green
&eo3o heal cattle Sehesunries to Connolly &coE Hn
AcoJ Arthur hoF Ii MasnsnF Beck-John Mitchell
oJder--Total bales cotton 2Tl
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
7. CRESCENT OrrlcE,

CKEscEsT OFrIcE,
Thursday Morning, October q, 1858.
GOrTON-The demand was still limited yesterday and
barely 1900 bales changed hands mostly Mddng to Mid
ding Fair, at about the range Of our quotations
NEW ORLEANS G!Ass!sIcATioN.
5 o1siasry ] 7.S 81 F hSalDs fslr los@lo
Good Middling... s1s0lo Good and Fine. %
~ COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept l. 1858 .1o,572 2s,iss
Received since. l03S50 29l2
yesterday ,......l ,2o5-lO5o5o 600 2ol2
15627 s2377
Exported to date........ 1854 47a7
- yesterday. 415o-a4,67l ooo-- 47H
Stock on hand not cleared -. .so.e5s 27.5so
. TOBACCO-We did not hear of sae.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs--There was good demand
for Sugar in the early part Of the day with $50
hhds Inferior Good Common sold at 36DSh and Pair
to Fully Fair "a f4e p tb Moasses firm and so
bbs Prime taken at % ~ u gallon.
FLOUR-Hoilers generally asking So rs p Dbl for
superhne st. Louis but owing to the rain business was
confined to to few parcels from store.
GRAIN-NothiDg doing on account Of the weather,
which prevented receipts from being landed
PRoyISIoNs-We noticed only retail GALES of Pork at
sl6 so a Dbl Of Bacon 20 casks were disposed of at
$685. for Sides, ts074e u Ii for Shoulders Nothing
Of any moment doing in Lard Prime, In bbls held at
lls.Dl2t q fb.
COFFEE-We did not hear of a sale
WIlISKY-Business was confined to retail transactions
at 32t y gallon for Rectifed.
FREIGHTS--A bark was taken for IIavre on Tuesday
evening at Ne for Cotton,
EXGHANGE-The was fair demand especially for
Domestic Bills Wequote
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New York sixty day Bls 22H = e. Disc e.
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oLowAy Al ,A ApI aa bA BfsPy rSs
CURE os s retnned from Bengal where he mad been
Wilson, yr Hon. East lnda Companys SERVES,
employed ~ % state the
ese a. hi these unparalleled Pla hasng SUI
oensh nc with Digestion impaired
,sfsa m months he solid loSd 0hs .ems,ss
tha. ~ baya NO effect his disorder but HOLOWAfS FILLS
so wonderfully the liver and strengthening the dige-
49, agsps that he now restored to health
tive I III The Professor 7ti Strand,
fnear Temple Bar ondon BY the respectable and
@ in Medicines in United States in boxes at 37 cens 81
q So each Wholesale Drug Houses IN the
Union by Msssts A. D. u sANDo NeH 4eiAi Ae
/ co, New Orleans. ,.........
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M Messrs. Editors: Please to announce
FRANCIS LEIGH Candidate for CLERK Of the FIRST
TRCT COURT subject To the decsion Of Democratic
He will be supportedty MANY FRIENDS. jylsI