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DIED-At Cambria Furnace, on the 18th inst, Mr.
WILLIAM EVANS, caused by a severe stroke upon the
head, by lever used on wagons in hosting rock
Mr.. d. was man Of much moral worth industrious
and peseverng in his labors and attentive to bust
ness, and competent manager which station, he held
up to the time Of his death He was much respected
by every one engaged at the Furnace His death
has caused much sorrow and mourning, and has
cast gloom over the surrounding neighborhood.-
How true that in life we are in DEATH" **+
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TIM LlaUoR LAw-ANo1HER ylcrIM-Our Mar
tiAl arrested man the other day for being drunk
u appears that the "rnmmy' in company with his
family. and two OF three men, was passing through
town. intending to take the cars but while stopping al
one Of our hotels, be became furious ripped aud sworc
when along came Marshal Steel aud nabbod linn
and upon hearing before the Mayor was jaggcd
Those that were in compouy with him, including hi,
wife and two small children took the can aud left
the unfortunate mnu 10 peep through the gatos Of tn,
isil.
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We sec by the Ohio State Jonmal, that the con.
veution Of the 18th was well attended nearly every
county in the State was represented. b +, Letter
Of Stark county, presided as President Of the Con.
vention, Joseph r. Swan, Of franklin was nomina.
ted for Supreme Judge, and Jacob Blickensdcer Jr.
Of Tuscanwas, for Board of Public Works The
ticket is good one, and to which we can give our
hearty support. See proceedings and Resolutions OF
the Convention in another column. .-.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.,

Auditors Sale of School Section No l6,
Liberty Township, and part of School
Section No. l6 Franklin Township,
and school section No 10, Washington
Township, for the use of Lick Town
ship, granted by Congress, for the use
of Schools.
YIHERE will be sold at public Auction, to the
Il highest bidder, and at not less than the
appraised value of said lots, at the door of the
Court House, in the Town OF jackson, Jackson
County, Ohio, on the ninth day of September,
A, D, 1854, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A,
NJ. and 5 o clock P, NJ, of that day The follow
ing described tracts of land, situate in the Coun.
ty, of Jackson aforesaid, and in the aforesaid
Townships, to witt
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NcnrIY an accident.

On Tuesday last as tue Passenger train Of Cars
was entering the depot in this place, one Of the brakes
being broken, the Cars could not be stopped, but ran
throsgh the Depot, as far as the Rails were laid and
brought all things up standing. Their was no per.
con materially injured only those that became fright
sDed, and jumped out upon the ground. while the
Carr were in motion.
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Particular Notice,

A Ii Persons who have had service during
N the past season, from the Iack Mammoth,
and owned by the Subscriber, are cautioned MOI
to pay The insurance money to any other person
without an order from me, as there is no other
person legally authorized to receive the money.
JARED STEPHENSON.
Winchester, July 90, '54. l7-tf
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U-"Stange, passing strange" that such danger
ous place as that on Portsmouth street. between the
Jail and Mr. Sternbergers store, cannot be fixed
There has been talk about grading the streets; we
think they should be fixed up for the present SO that
wagons and carriages pass without danger oil up
setting Where are our Commissioners? echo answers,
where O where,
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Celebration of tho 4th, at GaIlIn
Landing,

The English and Welsh Sabbath
Schools Of GaIia Landing, united in Gel.
cbrating the Fourth Of July, the birth day
Of our National Independence. The pro,
Ccssion, numbering some or 400, teach
crs and scholars, marched to the grove
near by, in the morning and was address,
ed by the Revs, BIDDIsoN, and TEAr, The
one in the English language, and the 9th.
er in We'sA. After partaking of the re-
frcshmcnts, which were bounlifully pro
yided by the citizens of the neighborhood
they were again addressed both in " cIsl
and English, both Of which were, in every
sense Of the word, very appropriate al.
luding TO the memorable, ~, which made
the hearts Of both old and young, swell
to Overlooking, with patriotism, and am
sure each and every one present will long
remember this the first sabbath school
Celebration ever held in this place. The
Sabbath School has but lately been or.
gani2ed here, and is very numerously at
tended. Every thing passed off in the
most happy style. *.*
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Clewen, & Co., corner Of Main and Columbia
streets are fully prepared to l all orders for Drug,
and Medicines, also to make up aud prepare physi.
eiau's Prescriptions. Their Drugs, Medicines, aud
Chemicals are fresh and pure having iu.t been re-
eeVed Their Soda Fountain is in operation and
in such warm weather as this, glass of good Soda
i the most refreshing beverage that can be used
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DIR. 7 R. CLEWERS, authorizes us to an.
nounCe his name as a candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the Court, at the ensuing election, and
that he vii! not be at his predecessors, but be con-
tent with his REGULAR fees. He also calls upon
his Wing and Democratic friends for their sup.
port.
Lnlv % "a IL
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Gov. Slade finds great trouble in his
audable enterprise to provide the west
with 'school.marms.' When they leave
New England, they come out here and
find some Of the benches empty, so they
quit teaching, take husbands, and in.
stead Of giving lessons. go to raising
scholars - Western Paper.
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Counterfeit Is on the State Bank
jamestown, Indiana, have just made their
appearance. The signature are all en-.
graved, yet good fac-similies OF the genu.
inc bill. Vignette--three wood choppers,
rather coarse, and lathe work thin, and
not SO we'll defined as in the origionOl bill
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Davm +. Davis, DscH.
III Office is hereby given, that the under.
~ signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator, on the estate of David +. Da.
Wis, late of the county Of Jacks on, and Stote of
Ohio, deed. VIM j. EVANS,
July ~, 81 I7-3w
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iron recent visit to the country, we paid see.
ond visit to the Cambria Furnace, which we found
rapidly progressing to completion. All hundi
were as busy as bees. Our ol d friend w. W Evans
and DR.. Reese Evans, are doing up the cleIkiug
and appeared as happy as Kings, in their new quar-
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ScRIBBLINe IN HOTEL REGISTERS We often, in
looking over the registers Of our hotels observe the
pages defaced by the scribbing Of some numbseull
or other. We hope for respect to tho more sensible
portion Of community that those knowing themselves
guilty Of the mean practice, will desist.
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Notice..

SEALED proposals for furnishing materials
~ and constructing four Culverts in the Town
of Jack on, will be received at the Mayors OF.
flee until the LIST, day of August, 1854. For
plans, specifications or any other information
relative thereto, refer to
id Hoffman, Mayor of SAID Town.
w. LONGBON, Recorder
July 20, '54 l7-3w
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The milIers in the vicinity Of Colum
bus are paving 81 90 per bushel for new
wheat. -Four still continues at SO 2i
per barrel at retail New hay is selling
at the scales at IS 90 per ton.
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Valued at $500.
Notice Of DisSOlutlnm

{ HE Partnership heretofore existing under
4 the name and style of D. j. Davis l. Co, ,
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. ].
johnson, viii settle all the business of the firm.
d, J, DAVIS.
J. JOHNSON.
Julv 81 "a II Sv
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LiBORER'S WANTED Il!

= HE SUBSCRIBER R wishes to employ from
D TEN to TWELVE, good LabOring
Wien, to whom he will pay 81 Is, per day, or
the HIGHEST PRICE that is paid for labOrers, at
any other point. The section of country is ex.
tremcly healthy, and well suited for persons that
wish to preserve their lives from the ravages of
Cholera, and other diseases. Address, or call
upon the subscriber.
WIN H. ALLISON,
Munroe Furnace, Jackson County, Ohio,
July l3, 1854 l6--3w
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Dr .srobhgien rieht hctaw OF noskcaJ 70 syclla
dns steeyts eht 70 srenroc ehtnopu TEEN llw sgnht
70 YES elbacipsed mem sgnihtYreVE wonK ehT
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The man who took rope walk for ex.
ercise felt rather wearied after it. 1t was
a heavy Institution for the muscular econ,
onieS.
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Administrative Notice.

Es'aie Of Maihew Simr son. Decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under.
" signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrative, on the estate of Mathew
Simpson late of the county of jackson, and
State Of Ohio, decd. JANE SIMPSON.
inlv % ~ l7-1u
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Sabbath School Libraries.

ENHE Union Sabbath School Books can be
= furnished on the lowest terms, by
r. HARDING, at the
Jackson Book Store.
iuly % I'D IT.
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Proceedings of the Anti-Nebraska
Convention, held in Columbus
Ohio, July 13, 1854.
AFTERNOON SESsIo,

At g o clock p m, the Convention again
assembled in the New Hall. On motion
Of Judge Cowen, it was resolved that all
resolutions offered shall be referred to
the committee on resolutions without de.
bate.
The committee on nominations then
announced by the several Congressional
delegations:
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New Mail Route,

Our Postmaster informs us that a weekly mail il
now being carried between Wilkesville and Near
thur, distance about Is miles, passing yinton ant
Eagle Furnaces.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

THOn. John L. Taylor, NJ. C. will accept our
thanks for copy Of the Census Of the United States
for 1850, aud also for other valuable papers.
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M a 4 RI ED y

MARRIED-On the Sth day Of July by JARED
STEPHENSON ESqr., Mr.. G. W. KEEToN aud Miss
MARIA IRICE
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Advertisements INTENDED for insertion
In the e"STANDARD," must positively
BE handed in previous to 3 O'Clock,
p. M, Oh Tuesdays.
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u'S. H. PARvIS No. G8, 4th St., is our author
iled Agent to procure advertisements and subscrp.
6ons.
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Tho SclOtO & Hooking valley R. Road I,
The following exhibits the receipts for the months
A May and June Of the present year:
Gross receipts in May for freight. ATT l6
passengers. 1865 80
Total for May, ............... S7l43 06
Gross receipts for freight in Junc.... 59n5 78
passengers. 2279 81
Total for June, ....,,............ $sls5 IS
Making for the two months the sum Of $l5328 Al
Running expenses same time 432S4l
Net earnings $1,000 90
The above figures show that the 8. g. II V. Rail
Road, will in time command as large On amount Of
business and travel, any other road in the State.
We observe, that under the administration Of Mr.
Webb,the present Superintendent every thing is pros.
pe.!ng that is connected with the road, and will by
and through his untiring zeal, and knowledge of
Rail Road matters continue to increase IN business
until tcau be sad with truth, it first class Road'
When VIC look buck to the time when jackson Couu-
~ was without an outlet for her vast aud ch plo-
ducts, shut in by hills, aud made almost deserted
spot with only few honid county loado, by which
our farmers could make their way to ma ket, and
compare the present Railway times With tha We are
really surprised that this great project had not long
before been thought Of Let our farmers many of
whom bitterly opposed the building Of Rail Road
through Jackson county look at the vast increase in
value Of their firms, the advancement in prices Of
grain produce ETC., and now acknowledge that Rail.
roads are advantageous.
We understand that portion Of the Board Of di-
reetos Of the S. g. H. " H. Il. are now east hypolh.
scating the Company Bonds for funds to purchase
iron, for the extension Of the road Immediately as
far as NJ Arthur. The heaviest Of tho road between
NArthur and Somerset, we arc informed ia com.
plsted, aud every effort is being made by the COM
pany to complete the connection with the Newark g.
Mansfield Road, at Newark, This will greatly add
to the business features OF the road to our town aud
county; aud will, without doubt, make Portsmouth
The river City.
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Thursday, July 20, 1854.
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Cong. Dis.
W. G. Nelson,
Q f. Hassaurek,
8 NJ, B. Walker,
4 J. B. Walradt,
5 J. W. Scott,
6 VIM. Kcys,
7 DR.. J. McCullock,
8 C. w. B. Allison,
9 G. H. Gadsden,
10 Geo. J. Pain,
II WIS. Lewis,
l2 DR.. W. II. Coulter,
l3 James Pardee,
ID Thomas Wilson,
Is c. G. Tidball,
Is Israel Green,
II B. S. Cowan,
Is Arnold Lynch,
10 s. J. Andrews,
20 David Hanna,
81 Richard Hutton.
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The sciOtO & Hooking valley IL. Road, =,
The following exhibits the receipts for the months
Oi May and June Of the present year:
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THE STANDARD,

SAGKsoNy G. H. OHIO
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S z ( & N D & z 2. .
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

New York, July 12-9P. N.
The steamer Asia, with Liverpool dates
to the lst inst, being three days later than
those by the Baltic, has Just arrived.
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Gross receipts in May for freight. Att l6
passengers. 1865 80
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Total for May, ................ $7l43 06
Gross receipts for freight in June.... 59o5 78
passengers. 2219 81
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IoMI Tor June, .'...,............ $Sls5 20
EE===E
Making for the two months the sum Of $l5,323 Al
Running expenses same time 43264l
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Candidate for Clerk of the Court.

july 90, '54. II
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


nv CREsCEnT OFFfrEyJ l.
Thursday Morning, May II, 1864
COTToN--Advancing freishts have checked the de:
mand but the sales 81 yesterday reached COCO bales
Prices irregular: ga
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIFIcArIos 9q
Inferior 5I0el4l Middling FAR. o. "a az
ordinary ......... .6Aa7 Far............ 9MaI6
Iidding. d1s1Sa ood Fair noIninal
Good Middling. .s1a@s2sl Good and Rins... go
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on band Sept. 4, 1858. -. .1ob7z 2o4t6
Received since.... S34S 1851
!. yesterday.... ,asss-l ,2az2a1 75s-4sss
Exported to date i oo2s7s ''N''S aoo5o ''''l
= yesterday..... 2i2-1go2s1s la7-2ols7
stock on hand not cleared. d. =. 2se7s5 s8el7
TOBAeG0--450 hhds Sold of which 40 and AZ at -,
l62 at 61 round at 81, II at 718 and &c at a. One
Or two lots were sold on Tuesday eg4@s@
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The sales Of Sugar em-
braced about 1000 bids at previous rates Mossses,
small stock, and prices nominal fFsl
FLoUR-Markct firm, with sales of 1000 bills of which
500 st Louis 1t 81 25 200 Fancy Illinois at S7s sso
at 81 49, 200 Fancy at 81 500S7 62, and 200 Choice
Extra in lots at IS 508s875 "
i. GRAIE--The demand for Corn was very active, and
1900 sacks changed hands at 6od65e bushel $500
sacks st Louis Oats sold in lots st 44 900 sucks
prime Wheat taken at 81 co. and the price Of the
1000 sacks taken few days since Ia said to be ~ 65
PROYIs10Ns-2O0 bbls unpspected Mess were sold at
S3 and there sellers than buyers at this rate
There fair demand for Bacon with sales Of 81 casks
Ribbed Sides 6 29at 83<, 10 Shoulders at 81, and so
CASKS prince In air tlRnG pacAhRes Ht oSeo52G, Tnere
was good demand Lard and $50 bb and tierces and
700 kegs found purchasers 700 kegs taken ut 10Y
$50 bbls at 9 200 bbls at 9 and 155 tierces at
y Ii.
SALTSo00 sacks Liverpool, mostly Coarse were taken
from store at over 81 05 " sack,
WHISKY--S40 bbls Fletcher's Extra were taken at
% 50 Boyies Extra at 26 and 100 Rectifed at nv y
gallon.
CoFFEE-smal demand, with sales Of 425 bags at on
G10k, and 800 at l0e.
FREIGHTS-A further advance in rates has taken
place and ship taken yesterday for Liverpool at Id
for Cotton.
Observation-Disclosures demand at our quotations,
sterling .814H915 Ct prem
.bt.B51DofI0 y dollar
New York sixtyday Bills. n CT. disc.
sight Checks on New York ........MMM ID Ct prem.
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g. l 3 4 "a @a - - slE !,
ROUTE Bafao CARA Falls Lake
ST. Lawrence The American forming the Express ind
usue connecting Ogdensbngh with
railroads. New Yok Burlington Saratoga SPRING. and Boston
ch4mplan Railroad for Portland White Mountains
Boston and New York
BAY STATE Capt Led>nrd NEW YORK, Capt Chapman leave
Lewiston daily Sundays O'clock Cape
sd ogtenshugh connecting with the River seanera pss ih
length d the Thousand the Rapids tho
ST. daylight AMI Mentrea oock,
next day in time fr the Quebec
Passengers saying Rut at O'Clock, have sx hnn and
those leaving at have fon hours Nisga lis The
boa gers Boaon, take
Buffalo aogdensbag noriug ana
leave mmedltey arriving at Boston at hspast O'Clock, ~
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE IT,. -
Seamss ONTARIO Captain Tbroop CATARACT, Captain Estes
NORTHERNER CAPTAIN Chidss leave Lewiston daily Saturdays
Fa touching Rochester 0wego Sarkst
Htbor Kingston Clayton Boskve and osdensb connecting vi
the Rapids Of baua ST. Lawrence By daylight and
meeting with the 0giensugh and Boston RoAd for Ros4's o
BURLINGTON and os with the Train Of Gag
The Line Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, the Bn
fao nN azara Falls Raioad o'clock afprding
ewing Monument Queens Heights
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge end the magnificent Of the
Nsgs River through Montreal direct leaving Lewiston Mt half
past oock giving full four hours visit NIAGARA
for the boat passing all the Thousand Islands By
tight changing boa ogdenshurs and taking Of the splendid
rdsHpg dAshng 81 Lawrence, arriving
Montreal q O'Clock The sase SSy II tine e ne qaesec tost
OF the Am Line built for speed
comfort having all the equipments required
with pscion and beautiful Upper Cabin Saeroons the entire lng
OF the boat.
t Passengers procure Tickets full Office
opposite buffalo and Niagara Fa Railroad Depot.
E Offices in Cataract House and international Hotel, Niagara
Falls my1
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HICKSRURG.

VIII leave SATURDAY. May 10, at O'Clock P.
ENOR VICKSB URG, WARRENToN, sy h.
SEys EATcHEz, FORT ADAAs, BAYOU SARA, zzzzass
BATON RoUGEReguer Saturday Weekly Eksbug Packet
Steamer SOUTHERN BEbLE.The naw magnificent and swh
running packet BELLE Captain Nj
above For freight board
SMITH a. MINISTER i6 Canal street.
Thursday morning. "a ~
NV This Belle will take Yasaosghs with the privilege
ofreahipping. nys
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m d ans Wss IS Do
= b.. "d ola sFs hhd
ds tt: n.
sson :. henderson ferry htds
Es;Oa n 1a.s - a S9s
I fS' So .asRS corn
sh bs, Ss III
xii ssf s. S
cSsf aso y 1oh b. ses do Hall ILL.,
VA o S ssa Pf ps1 W u Sas
cotton, $50 bids tobacco
fs s
Psalsl bale nass Wright Williams aeosand TO
ST LouIs-Per Peter T.ilon $50 colts Bell Hag
f asy Ss1s sae esz ms
h4 aSs 9p F.ssa
IS ahds obaseS Pickett Sc
so iSsssf i shore Turner
a a III 81, SCI ssas' III
4 s - ss 5
ss Ssn hs ass ssuSs
Lyman ses' st Ss a. Is sr ,e @s, zve
= i 81. u ds bss sqe!i
fss Ms.s sss a sss u1ni
s saIs Fas ar a Wsn
IL d Mssss Aoaas hides
wIi.bsaa sos sutton asaa palls; gla
ss as S5 . I'll
bdls paper stsytn '9 sro OG Sp,a no m
do do sbssponas5 bis pof nuedy
s. Ts .f so s;ssS s
bills do lard 1855 pcs enk sV Ss IBIS Eggs
&; f0 as Ro6srssoa
Shin sSss bsts az
T.Io%s Sco-sandriss TOTAL Go hhds tobacco
RED ay5f psn iisa@ se4s Nngsnt
Smith Seos1 ED ee,5s shds
AZ Boga Fosy Aysy ,n do MSn
Grqshr Total $50 cotton hhd 81 bO mOs'es
sHREvEroRTpsr steamer Kmtsl So hals' oss soP t.
Wsa p %Sa sass oasay
aeels asRst sssoa
eaap5s Garter asoi" Farley ~, 5n;sy Jonas sss-s d
ii H~as sSos Brander Williams &eo6 DO ! Donald Geo.
Ra Blair o ei- Ps ssa ,a aaad Ms Seo E.n
Lee seoi Armstrong o1 bales psits hdss Es do
ll4l bass cotton.
Storm ss sass otsn to Wsg9
Donald ts-ss ess saan a rs@ros
Ruesy Blair ss &eos R1l Hs Miller go ssos
ss Lee Farley e 5as ns csapos
ss csy;a sJ9h sr aq Norton az o as &
smminggay ss DO do y e. Pc
tandss to order TOTAL, ISL bales eO.toL.
WABASH RvERrs stGskwe a. ~ sn,ts ssS'
sA% DO *
a oats y do T IT. 6 a ,e s. G 81
tobacco Robertson Meaag hhds Ooaso Turner Wi'.S1 &s0
Short co. ss Mst "a Ks
NPapork W Gvens-a67 pkgs mass 10 order,
FoURcHE-pe steamer II bales cotton y hhds sns
moissss Iabit. barpsnter hhds = bbs moass
hhds 10 bills mOasIss begsT 80 Se Ss
F sSuiles sG Rssss do Lsystieh Ed
4ha Br9qd S' S opd To ii bal
'''0n, ~ hhds sugar, ss2 bbls mOasses,
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ST. III us

w1flesve THURSDAY. May II, at 5 o'clock Pr.
NiS0R ST. LOUIS. CAIRO, MEMPHIS 49, h.
= aid AZ Intermediate. laaing.-Ths ensirs.y
HENRY LEWIS, Emerson master, is port receiving
freight and will aye abov For freight having f
Aione, apply board
myII ROGERS INQUIRE a. co. ~ Poydras street.
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NEW Crescent bales eottfn 70 do moss
NEW YORk-Blfk Of cotton pork
44 sugar hams pigs lend
corn, GU pkgs rndse. empty easks -
empty hhds, $50 empty btl SO do h
bbis 415 hhd. shocks.
Abbot-s5 hhds sugsr 10 do tobacco
SOs do whisky IS m hams AS tIs candies, 4s
rope, ia pkgs mdss.
sT PIEKRE-Bg Telagraph57 hhd5 tobacco 900 bbs -four,
PENSACOLA-Sch bills ou II do beef and FORK
skis
OBE-Sehr ArrcS5N corn haa hay 100 tbls whiky
CORPUS CRISTscbr Sar50 Ob four TO do tread 50 do
whisky do cement % do and go bxs 10 b 20 Kegs
brandy Candles aka 30 do coffee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11
ARKANSAS RIVER.

viii leave THURSDAY, May II, at so'elock Pm.
Vly0R FORT GIBSON, FoRr SMITH, Ny =
VAN huREN zsRE sPADRs, BAs A. DAN, IiS7-$3
Intermediate landinss eegrn turning
passenger packet steamer MOSES GREENWGOD A. Thomas
freight wll asab0ve.
freight passage, apply on board, orto
N Visitors to the Hot Springs Oak would do well to with
Capt. Jhcma he will AXE them thugh without dtisn. mytl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-11
YazOo RIVER.

viii leave FRIDAY, NAV ~, at O'Clock
NOR GREENWOOD, MARION, mg r.
TcHULA, FAzao CITY sATART1A, yIoks IH $50
Tohua Packet AFTON.-Fh fast
ALTON John s. Wallace master will leave above For
freight having accommodations. apply board
mv1i r., MI street,