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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

pS A company Of emigrants for the
far west is being formed in Li,ch6eld
county, CT.
Eks- The enrolled militia force O
New York numbers about $4,000
Mr.. GwIS, of California, has intro.
duced into the Senate a proposition rela.
tive to a larger denomination Of gold
com, namely, that Congress shall au.
thorlze single coin, worth 500, to be
called a Union" $50, to be called q
Half Union, and S25 to be called a
Quarter Union" This is to supply the
wants Of the Pacific States, where paper
money is not federated, dnd where to
facilitate the counting and passing o.
heavy sums Of money, the large denomi-
nation is needed. The Secretary Of the
Treasury recommends that the Halt
Union" only be struck for the present.
eJ The town elections in Maine
have resulted generally in the choice Of
men favorable to the enforcement Of the
liquor law.
New York, April Is.
The French Cruizer states that Rus
sian officers are in the city negotiating
for the purchase Of four Of our MAJ! steam.
ers for the Russian navy.
LIDrL.--A sui, has Just been brouch,
against nearly all the publishers. in New
York city, for publishing ,elegraphic
report sent from Boston, that a Mr..
Thatcher had been seen cruising about in
the China Sea, under circumstances tha,
excited Suspicion that he had become a
Pirate. The suit against the Tribune
resulted in a verdict of $3.50 damages
t1~ The Bath Mirror states, tina, the
aggregate value of ships to be built in
that city the present year, at $50 per ton,
will be about ttco m,ll,ons eight hundred
md eighty thousand dollars. Forty, at
least, will be built, the average Of which
will be about 1900 tons. This is heavy
item in the prosperity of town.
BJ- The total value OF Church prop
erty in the U. s., is $50, 4l6 ,639, Of
which about 100000 belongs 10 the
Roman Catholics.
co. GrRMAs in Cincinnati has
invented a microscope of such an i'm
mense magniiying power that, by the
dust which, by contact with the wings Of
a butterfly adheres to the finger, is
shown to be number of feathers. on
which longitudinal and traverse lines
may be discovered.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

HEAAr.RsspiNe TRAGEDY. cor.
Responder, OF the Cleveland Plaindealer
wri,ing from Wanpacca county, Wiscon.
sin. tells the following tragical tale:-
~ farmer sold yoke of oxen to an
individual in the neighborhood, and re.
ceived his pay in paper money. The
man who purchased the oxen, being
in hurry to start off, requested the far
mer to assis. in yoking them up He
accordingly wen, to the yard with the
man for tina, purpose, leaving the money
lying on the table. On his return TO he
house, he found his little child had taken
the money from the table, and was in the
&C! Of kidding the fire in the stove with
it. From the impulse Of the moment,
he hit the child slap on the side of the
head, so hard as to knock it over, and in
the fall i, struck its head against the
stove with such q force as to break its
skull.
The mother, who was in the act Of
washing a small child in tub of water,
in nm adjoining room, on hearing the fra
cas-. dropped the child and ran to the
room whence the noise proceeded, and
was so much terrified at what she there
beheid, that she forgo. the little child in
the tub for time, and upon her return
to the room found the little one drowned
The husband, after a few moments re-
viewing the scene before him, seeing
Two Of his own children dead, without
further reflection, took down his gun aud
blew mis- own brains out ~
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!
GRAND ARRIv
COfey & Bair.

Ave gone into the grocery business, and
ii may be found at Block No. 2, Rochester
where they have just received a large and supe-
rior assortment Of all kinds of Groceries. pro.
vis'ones, fruits. sc, which they now offer to
their numerous acquaintance, at prices perfect.
ly astonishing to any civilized Hawk Eye. Yes.
more they are prepared 10 sell cheaper than
any establishment west Of the Mississippi.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
Legal Notice.
STATE or IOW.7,/
CEDAR COUNTY.

To Julia finn Crum:
You will take notice that there
is now on file in the office OF the clerk OF the
District court within aud for said county, Pc
tition Of Andrew c. Crum, praying that HE
bonds Of matrimony heretofore existing be-
tween you NAV be dissolved, and divorce de-
creed, for reason that said parties cannot live
together in peace and happiness and that their
has bsen issued and returned endorsed defend
ant rot found" The. efore, uniess you appear
on or before the 9th day OF May, A. d. 1854,
and make defense to said suit, judgment will be
renders ed against you thereon, aud the pr aver
Of said petitioner granted.
J w. CArrrLl.
Clerk Dis, Cont or Cedar county.
Bissel 4 Spcer, sttJa. for pitf. L2O
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

FhANxt,S on rAs CoppEa M,Srs or
LAKE SupERIoR.-I, would seem from
the following extract Of a letter dated
May Isl 1929, from Samuel Preston. Of
STOCKPORT, Pa; TO the editor Of the New
York American, that the existence Of
copper in the region OF Lake Superior
was known Garlic, than i, is generally
supposed to have been. and that the Uni.
ted States are indebted for its possession
TO Dr.. Franklin:
DR.. Franklin told me ,ha, when he
was drawing the treaty of peace with
England, in the city OF Paris, he had ac-
cess to the journals aad charts of corps
.: French Engineers tina, had sleeps and
Were exploring Lake Superior, whes
Quebec fell to the British; from which
he drew the line through Lake Superior
to include the mos, and best of the cop.
per ore to the United States; that the
time would come when drawing tina, line
would be considered the creates, service
he ever rendered his country, and the
copper ore be greater source of wealth
than any other nation possessed; that
the facilities Of transportation would be
well improved so as to expor, tina: copper
ore to Europe cheaper than they raised it
irola their owu mines"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
DIR. W. A. PIATT,

" to the citizen, oiS ton, and vicinity. Hsv
ing practlced successfully several years in the
East, laters himself that he is still capable OF
rendering general satisfaction in all the diseases
TO which the human family is subject.
Once and residence in the dwelling
formerly occupied by Mr.. Samuel Tomlinson
where he may be consulted at all times when
no, professionally engaged.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

The Washington Star says: Colonel
Col, will make s,upendous fortune out
Of the eastern war. The Russians Will
be armed mostly with revolvers, and SC
viii mos: OF the officers in the English
anu French armies.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

A new palace has been discovered IN
she ruins 0! Nineveh-a palace, !, IS sad
whose beauty exceeds any yet 'ound IN
Assyria.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
NEw YoRx, April Is.

XVI" Aonht Hf'h 49,
The banque, a. the Metropolitan las
night. in honor oil the birthday Of Henry
Clay was well attended. Mr. X. Brew
er president. Speeches were made bv
n. b. Blunt, Dis,ric. Attorney, Hon. D.
S. Dickins and others.
An exciting scene took place in oul
Common Council las. evening, which
ended in a challenge to fight duel
from Horatio r. Wild. the candy man
to Jno, Y. Seely. The friends Of the
party are trying to smooth over the
matter. I, will probably be settled with
on, bloodshed. The debate which led ,e
the difficulty, was resolution introduced
by Mr.. Wild, providing Tor public burr
ais throughout the city.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

saT No. single Nebraska man has
been ell, ted 70 tie Legislature Q! Goa.
Etsicut.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

WANTED. by N. G. SWANK, Lard,
w butter. pesswax. Tallow, Whre Beans.
Flax Seed, Rags, Eggs, Chickens. and in fact
everything til .aTne. la, % ssl. Please cal
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
A Store to Rent 3!

In ROCheSfer, Cedar county. Iowa. It's
i now occupied by Charles d. Davis, who has
occupied il for the last two years as dry goods,
hardware and grocery store. II is q substan-
lisl brick buidiag, 81 feet long. 20 feet wide,
and u feet high, and is we'll fitted mp with
shelves, counters, and is pronounced to be the
best store in Cedar county. There is also a
good cellar to the above Rent moderate For
further particulars inquire by mai, or other
wise II the Subscriber. ROBERT STORY.
Rochester, Cedar c. unity, Iowa. MIG
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
Hay for Sale.

TIE Subscriber has for sale, on the farm OK
| Jon than No gan, three miles south Of Tip
ton, IS tons Of good new hay, part OF which
was made July last Said hay is now part OF
i, stacked in Morgan's meadow and par. on my
own land. will sell the hay al the rate OF one
dnl!ar per ton
ALSO qlantity Of cord wood for sale At
Morgan's meadow
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

Providence, April 6, 1854.
, The following is the result Of the Rhode
Island elect. on:
~ ToR covEaxoa.
!. w. Hoppin, wing, ella
r. M. D'mond, dem, CASA
Scattering, 23l
Hoppin's majority over all. 1897
THE SENATE
VIII probably stand 10 wings to Ii
democrats and Independents.
THE HoUsC
VIII be composed Of Al wings and 81
democrats and Independents.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22
EsfrNv NOlirc.

Taken up by Samuel Soesbse At his resi-.
1 dence in Pioneer Township, January 9th,
1884, Black Horse, with three white feet,
heavy name and tail, fifteen and halt han.is
high, shod all round. Eight years old, and ap.
praised at SIS before Nelson Rathbun ESQ.
Jan. 81 1854. j. w. CArrIll.
County Clerk 3uo
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

Rrroarrp rH1.rY WITH EycLAsp-
NEUTRALITY, &c,---We learn that Ell.
the, The Hermann, from Southampton, OF
the America from Liverpool the mex
steamers due--will bring the draft oil a
convention concluded between Mr.. Bu'
cnanan AMI Lord Aberdeen, on behalf o
their respective governments, by which
England admits, in the approaching war
the doctrine tina, the flag covers both shl.
aud cargo, and ;ha, Tree ships make free
goods also renoancing the rlgAt o
search for the impressmcnt Of seamen s.
far a. American vessels are concerned
and conced.ng the restriction as to tn,
law of blockade. In return, the United
STATES IS pledged to strict neutrality ant
non.in,eg.eyence in the coming con.es
between the Western Powers and Rus
STAY. y. Hy0id.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

THr PAssrscrx TaAvEL from Eas,
TO West, through our city, JUS, now Is
immense. Thirteen cars arrived In one
train Of the Central Railroad, yesterday
morning, and over 1900 passengers ar.
rived in the trains OF Tuesday evening
and Wednesday morning.
The Minnesota Belle left for St. Louis
and ST. Paul's Minnesota, perfectly
erammed and black with people. The
Caledonia was also crowded and the
Cincinnati took ou, fine trip. As the
statistics OF immigration show a large
falling of in the Eastern seapor's, we
are to presume that large proportion OIL
the present migration is from the eastern
portion OF our own country 10 the new
and fertile lands Of the lar west; and al
OF j, which may reach Nebraska and
Kanzas will be OF the right class OF ''ac'
,ual settlers" The steamers coming VI
to St. Louis from New Orleans are aist
reported to be crowded with settlers fol
the Fax West. = Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-22

List Of Letters
Remaining in the post office a, Roch.
ester, Cedar County, Iowa, on the Isl,
day Of April, 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Steamer caliomia7l bbs onions Donnel Beu.ina &c
4 hhds ice Gcddes.

MOBESteaner Caliomial bbls onions Donnely Bezna
IS hhds ice R Geddes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Compromise bales Gerard &
cos do Buohanon Carroll &co95 do Washington
Ar Mltsnbeserss do camhass ssuu ws-ss do Pomrey
kgsnaa3 do Ronbieue3 do Lrverich &cb-23
nsla2 do Estn aels do Rugelss Blair &sl4 do Gis
ford-Toa, 129 bales cotton.
io bb flour Eager do ogesby Macauayiso do to
James Connolly &qss do 81 ssss George Shay
&eesso sacks bran Duffy &eoia5
casks ed pipe boxes sheet adj lead Shark Day Stausr
loo bags malt Barlow Zoos kegs butter shneders hhdi
Wright kco-1sJ dol Adams &co-sundries to order.
ST LoUssamer Eephhnt-ssn bills -four oglesby Maesuay
George Shaw scolso do James Connolly Vii
starch potatoes James Druhsn25 bbs alcohol
bales hey puff &eSssl kegs butter s6 lard
beef Woodruff Gco-s7 sacks Zoeyi
hs apples hsds tobacco Hewitt Norton e9s
onions Isl sacks potatoes IS Benton &cosandr
order.
applies Price Converse bbs flour Eager &coo bags bran
$50 bbs -four James Connolly co3a6 ogesby
do Woodruff &co209 do Kenneth &col95 do lime Elder
oder94 hhds tobacco McKenna
Ro6nsonso coils Psrmee Bro "a bales hay 81 bag
ples Benton &cos hhda bacon Biscoe
pkg oei Gayle &eo2s and calves Bakeries head mule
WILLIAMSPoRT-S cotton Cummngs
Stewart do Andrew ssrau16d George C.nnoly
90 Smsessr ooao Do eoa is Sa anI
do Davis, Jenhns &cole do Vaudeville Lntoa9s
HIo DO sagsS55dgs ass % A
ii Stanton Newmant do Bcgar Foley Ayeryl
Washington Jackson &ee.e do do Nsso
Frszisrq5 aco-lo do A MtenbeIger &co7o
Esun do Ward Jonss acosI do Henderson Pealeo
Iass do John VISIT Aeofl5 Mstealf5 do osks
Auksl2o do Byrne Vance &eoso do Payne HsrIisons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13
G. I 3 = a rs s. d - ST !

G. I 3 a s. s. d -. - sIS=s
ROUTE from Bufaio Niagara Falls via
United Mail Oswego Cape Vincent sn
ea and Quebec Ogdnsbargh Cape Vincent with
raiIeads for asw surngo1 ssgs and Bostsn
and Chaman Ralroad for Portland White Mountains
Boston and New York ,,
BAY STATE Capt. Ledyad, NEW YORK Capt Chapman leave
Lewiston daily excepted at O'Clock Cape Vincent
sne Of he Thouaad the Rapids he
ST. Lawenee by daylight at Montreal ats oock,r
day. in time for the Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Buffalo O'clock, have six hours
those leaving at O'clock Niagara FR The
u O'Clock train from Buffalo at Lewiston time for
gers Boston, the
Buffalo, arrive ogdensbug O'Clock
leave Immediately arriving at Boston at haast o'clock
same day. - ..,xs -. -
Steamers ONTARIO Captain Thtoop CATARACT Captain Es,es.
NoRTERNER Captain cEs, leave Lewiston daily Saturdays
Saf To- ss Niagara oaes oweso
Harbe kingston Clayton connecting
the Rapids Of the beautiful daylight
Meeting with the ogdenbgh Railroad Roue Point
Boston, with the Express Train of Cars oswego
Buffalo daily Sundays by the Buff
ao and Niagara Falls Raoad O'Clock anodiDg pasen-
Wire Bridge and the magnificent
Niagara River through Montreal direct leaving Lewiston At half
Fails fSs & aso
time the boat passing all the Thousand lsanda by
light changing boats ogdenshur taking Of splendid
and dashng waters of the noble St. arriving
At o'clock the sane DAY IL TIM DR he
Of the Line built
comfort having all the equipments safety required
with spacious and beautiful cabin entire length
of the boat.
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Fails Railroad Depot.
" Offices in Cataract House and international Hotel Magyar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CsEscErT oppfcE.

Stock on band not cleared. 1886 1887
TOBACCO. We heard Of 1872 bids sold of which 140
A. and r. at -, and 10 hhds at 75<e q fb.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs. Nothing of any moment
doing ~
FLOUR. Market quiet, and noticed sales Of
barely 1900 bbs OF which 900 St. Louis in several lots at
SO 49, slightly stained at SO 62 and $40 Extra ILL
nois at about 81 rs % bbl
GRAM. There but little Corn offering, and the
sales confined to few lots including ESQ sacks yell
low at TO- 600 sacks at 73M75 and 100 White at 75e v
bushel Oats rm and leo sacks st. Louis sold at
$40 p bushel.
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales Of Pork
at SIS 250s15 so p Dbl for Mess. Nothing of any
moment doing in Bacon or Lard.
HAY. $50 bales Northern sold at $26 p ton.
POTATOES. Lower, and 240 sacks sold at rates equal
to So 1894 10 " Dbl Of 15o-fb.
COFFEE Quiet and sales limited to 200 bags Rio at
1924 for old and LID % fb for crop The Creoles
cargo just arrived, is held at 1114e p fb.
BAGGING... One or two lots Of India were offered on
the evee at the reduced rate Of 12ht, without pur-
chasers.
WHISKY. We noticed only retail sales at 3a42t p
gallon for Rectifed and Extra brands.
FRETGHTs. IA ship was taken for Liverpool at 1sd
for Cotton, and one for New York at ~.
EXCHANGE. Demand moderate at our quotations ::
Sterling ....................109 601091s and 109A
Francs. ST. 1906. 18& p dollar
New York Sixty-dsy Bills. ......15s0214 p ct dis
Sight Checks New York ......h02s y cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13

New MAIL CARRIER.-The Grenada Miss
Republican Of the 7th inst. thus accounts for
the delay that occurs in the mail carrying up
that way:
An alligator measuring over ten feet in
length was killed in the middle of the highway
on Sunday morning last, near Mr. Nason's.
This gentleman was found nearly eight miles
from the river in q high upland country. What
his occupation was that took him to the piney
woods it is hard to say, unless he was employed
by Granny Campbell to carry the mail from
Tuscahoma to Carrollton.''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13

STEAM FIRE ENGINE.-The city of st. Louis
has ordered steam fire engine, to cost seven
thousand FIVE hundred dollars. 1t is to be so
constructed that steam may be raised from cold
water sufficient to work in five minutes from the
time of lighting the fire; the engine is to be
capable of discharging thirty barrels of water
per minute upon the fire. through either one or
four lines of hose, and throwing water two hum
dred and twenty four feet distant from the
mouth of the nozzle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13
BesU0reOf StrangeslNtedH Hernia,
sCtfb all its Horrors 2!

T iualible for the Of RUPTURE ali it's
m popularity The afflicted proclaim
with hearltjoy 81 cursd-radicaly
cured by the use Of
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYni!i
Medical Faculty Of well throughout England
universally APPRECIATION
Truss they the only
the principles Of Surgery
differs Others tits light eas
wear completely the hernal ring,
rupture exercise. here
alone that
they must look tolls application
with the anatomy the the adaptation
that good will y Dr. the eee
English writer Hernia, ably IL the
operations N mechanical surgery
The RUPTURE REMEDY is external application whichR
absorption and adding
acertn preventive there tho
| abdomen predisposition rupture.
the thin popular Remedy,
the study
Rapture examination the right
size md shape promote speedy and radcslcure.
EE- Particular attention given To Ruptured Child
PLANTERS ohera their SLAVES CURED without
interfering theirabo enhanced in VALUE UsEF
NESS.
g the Patent Curative TRUSS RUPTURE
REMEDY and avoid worthless limitations DO particular
observe number The and to inquire
| or and have personal interview with
DIR. SHERMAN,
fab9a Tvep 90 Ct. Charles n ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13

MAGAZINES. - Mackenzie, in the new edition
of Noctes Ambrosian@, says that Blackwood's
Magazine has, never had circulation of more
than 10000, which yielded G750 per month, out
of which are deducted the expenses of author
ship, composition, advertising and paper. The
net profit is probably e3,5oo per annum. cas-
contrast, and to show how much the Ameri-
can magazine readers outnumber the same class
in the old country, let me state some Of the sta
tistics Of the most popular periodicals in the
world, Harper's Magazine, four years estab-
lished. One Of Its distinguishing features is the
beauty of its illustrations These, together with
the letter press, are electrotyped, thus securing
fac sinlile of the whole, no matter how ex-
tensive the number printed The annual cir
culation is 10000 month, of which, within a
week after Magazine day, about 10000 are
cleared away for all parts of the world. The
monthly expenditure to authors and artists is
ss2,500-a large amount, but three-fourths Of
its contents are original. Taking an average
of eight readers to each number, il would ap-
pear that Harper's Magazine supplies literary
instruction and entertainment for 1,040, 0OC
readers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13

The Newark News has the following: g In
Boston, lately, we understand that hasty pud-
ding, which had been set out to cool, was taken
up to the watch house by watchman, on
charge of smoking in the street."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13
A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. q Fol

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALLN NATIONS.
r. Open every Day and Evening" Except Sunday from NJ
Eg- TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADAITTANcE. wilfbe the price
Vii s q
The Crystal Palace has under the ms
r. siss ss o4
number additional and machines
Cd M "a ass asas s
vspas hs aSEhs oss, 200 Marble,
a MAN. MAN, Fl as% m M S @
NJ %
ss. s aasAt 4 a
a T.. T. i
with discrimination, aud neessan angmena
oSs gas ss SRs fa " Music .As
ss a ssas op
and
hs United States ratsn once during
pove model product
sseesp GOLD MEDAL costing Thousand Dollars
sss crystal Pa iss during
B ssss sS ss bsnrs
Il. IN Af .s
tered or year Palace
sss
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundred Dollars eaeh
preferred the Artists
Original the rst opening the Crystal Palace
and exhibited shall adjuged
the excellent an Aforesaid
Jury 3ares that selected
shall appointed toexamins
early such Jury Jurors
before the day 81 June
The Association WILL In their discretion A Dpo
the Inventors Of such articles
sufficient to entiie them to such distinction.
articles which deemed worthy Of place this Grand Ex
Il Il Is Omitted WITHOUT
caro- used projecting exhibited bu Asea
accountability for oes damage such articles
II All Umbrelias. mustb.
As the Crystal Palace Bonded Waheuse visitors
size into Of the building
No Checks given, and the Ticket
| my1stf 81 Pr BARNUM, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13


hbls motas.es = w Burh,Idzs ri
new, ! hn Watt 6cp-- 100 Ht II
cotton. $50 lhdn sugar, ~ ba5s lill
oUAcHITA RIVER stsasn6
A Btothefs--l49 do Backnets y S
|--l4s DO Vaudeville 4 fnffn~k
Cor, GilIis A. Boyd--45 do NNll's'
Al do Washington J ckseil y
do Oakley Il Hswkins-9e fl Al
Aso- 25 do Ward, Jnnss 6eq u 4
w Shaw dlcp--74 do z VI P0iIs41
s2 do Payne g. Harrison 20 d., \
---l5 do W il J Montgomery y
Mcfihenny &co-7 do Carroll 4 y
I0Tl baIea cotton. 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bslfasti
do Williams, Bathurst 6ra-l1fl
jenkins aco.-S6 do Bellitt, Mih
Ward, Jonas aeo-i51 do " y 6.
do s o Nelson Aco--f1i DO Rntsx
90 do Miles & Adsms---E 40 pis
Hopkin.--1B do Davis, Titnt II
do Swiusy, Green &co -et do "a
do Bogert, Foley Il Avety--2a Il
Bailey &eo-5n do Payne \ IIarf
as do Buckner, Stanton AZ Newf.e
q Cocks 6oo--3 do Henderson x
30 do Nalis, Summer &co-- ~
Wathington jackson &eo-l0 Do
Gniucs 20 sacks potatoca w II Z
Massey, Poultney u Collins !
Mcdowell, Mills dco--i 10 Adan
N q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13

GUNDRIES-
~ 100 bbla Whisky. ..e4
boxes Star Cnudlea.
900 half boxes
1850 qna-ter do do. We
20 bbls Wintsr-strained Lard OIL.
100 do Chloe Old Mouongahea Whisky
300 Oleine Soap. on sale by
olo JOSEPH Lands & co, 50 Tehoupitouaa street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-13

FrssE , .gsrnss cosnr. JACOB YOUNG y SCHMIDT
pY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to me
directed e the Boa L y esenr First Ius.iIe Of the Peace
October a. 1885, IL O'Clock wsehouae No. $40 Tchopp
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GLASS CASE COUNTER.
Seized above suit Terms-Cash.
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