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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-08
no FOR RADSASl

-JTyHE subscribers desirous of emigrating to
IL the west, now offer for sale their valuable
Mill Property, situated in Liberty Township,
six and half miles from the town of Jackson,
and one and half miles from the Cincinnati,
Hillsborough and Parkersburg Railroad. This
property consists of five acres ofland, on which
is good Steam Saw Mill, which has been in
operation about ten months A fine Cottage
House twenty six feet square, containing six
rooms, with a room in the basement suitable for
store; is considered one of the best stands for
country store in this county. An excellent
spring of never failing water few rods from
the door. Stable aud other out buildings. This
property is located in one Of the best pine TIM
bered regions in this country, Oak aud Poplar
in abundance. -Ji 4
Possession given at any time after the first of
April. Terms made easy. Forp rpartieulars en-
quire Of Z. Bullock, in Jackson, or Of the sub
scribers on the premises
n b. One half Of the payment will be taken
in Lumber, if the purchaser desire it.
j. S. g. A. d. TRUSSELL.
Feb %, '55 4s-tf
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue OF writ of Fl. ia. TO me directed
I'D from the Court Of Common Pleas of Jack
son county, will expose to public sale at the
residence Of Solomon Norris, in SciotO town
ship, In Jackson county,
on the 18th day OF March, 1855,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock P. NJ Of said day, the following describ-
ed property, to wit One Trheshing Machine,
and one Bay Mare, levied upon as the property
of Solomon Norris, to satisfy an execution a.
{ ganst him in fWor of William Elden & Co.
.s,.tyaaat VINT0N POWERS, Shift. j. G.
March |, '55 49-tds .A
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Great Railroad Disaster,

NNHE subscriber would respectfully an
a nounce to the people in general, that he
will sell to the highest bidder, about ninety
head of sheep, on the 9th day Of March, 1855
on the premises Of Armstead Scurlock, situated
on the State Road near DR.. T. M. Marvins, in
Bloomfield Township, Jackson county, Ohio.
N. b. There will be credit of three months
given to purchasers.
WILLIAMSON SCuRLocK.
March l, '55 49-2w
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A administrators Sale of Real ES-
tate

administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate.
ON the 23d day of March 1855, at one O'Clock
W P. n. at the door of the Court House. in
the town and, county. Of Jackson and State oi
Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder. the fol
lowing real estate as the property of Jacob L.
Harrison, dec d., to wit The south east quarter
of the south east quarter Of section no %, town
ship no, 7. and range no, 10, containing 40
acres more or less, appraised at $375,OO Also,
the north east quarter of the south west quarter
of section no. 81, township and range aforesaid
containing 40 ll-lOO acres, appraised at $780,
90. Also, the north east quarter of the north
west quarter of the section, township and range
last aforesaid containing 40 37-l00 acres, ap-
praised at $500,00. Also, the south east quar-.
ter of the north west quarter of the section
township and range, last aforesaid, containing
40 37-lOO acres appraised at 100000; All o.
said lands being situated in Jackson county
Ohio, and in the district Of lands subject to sale
at Chillicothe Ohio.
Terms Of sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in one year, and the residue in Two years
deferred payments, with interest from the day
of sale, to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises. All of said lands are unincumbered by
widows dover.
'. ALFRED HARRISON, Admir-. of
JACOB L. HARRISON, decd
Feb 90, '55 4s-4w
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A Ii the leading prints, lawns, French, Eng
IA lish, chambray, and domestic ginghams
plain, plaid, fancy and berege de LANES, 1usters
persian cloths, velvets, jaconets. swiss mulIs
cap netts, boblnetts, grapes, laces, bonnet Ii.
nngs, artifcials, French wr collars, collarctts
chemisetts, undersleeves, gum protectors, elias.
tic silk bracelets, silk, linen, gi1gham and en-
broidered handkerchiefs, mits, kid, fancy silk,
Isle thread and Gotten gloves, colored, dotted,
and black demi yiels parasols and fans.
ENMBROlDERED gossamer, satin and gimp,
H embroidered gray lace, chip, belgrade,
rutland, lace and hair, embroidered French lace,
embroidered tuscan, and silk bonnets Misses.
and childs' flats.
N EEENS,' boys and youths patent, leghorn,
1VA panama and wool hats Gents No. /, ex.
ira and fur, moleskn and otter hats.
M ems boys and youths grain, kip, goat,
lVA calf and enid. brogans, Gents and boys
Kip and calf boots, CATERS, ties, DC. Womens
and Misses. fancy lace bootss lasting gaiters,
calf, goat, morocco and kid buskins-childs
fancy lace boots, buskns and ankle ties.
a NARPET chain, cotton yarn, batting, wad-
" ding, &c. Carpets, rugs, floor oil cloths,
&c. Travelling bags. sachels, umbrellas.
A FULL and general assortment of groceries,
IA Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Paints
Oils and Brushes.
DLACK, lead colored and fancy silks black
I'D satins-dress trimmings. DC.
ERACON, in large or small quantities, Tor
"a y sale low at B. W. Il BIS.
Ng GLASSES, so half bbls. just arrived and
IVA for sale at B. W. d BIS.
SUGARS, by the barrel Or lb. at
- B. w. & BIS.
DRIED Fruit, Potatoes and White Beans,
~ for sale at i. w. d BIS.
kA BBLS. Kentucky Lime on hand and 300
OO to arrive. Constantly for sale by
May 4. BUM WALTEmousE d BUM.
A New arrival of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
~ Boots and Shoes. Also, splendid lot Of
Queensware, just received, and for sale by
BUM WALTERHoUsE & BUM.
Nav 4.
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Notice..

ETAVING Sold out my entire Stock ol
IE Goods to Tho's. w. Giileland, l am de.
sirous ofsetting my Books, All persons hay
ing unsettled accounts will please call and set.
tie by note or otherwise. JIM MARTIN.
Jackson, Dec. 18th, 1854. 4l-tf
Having bought out J. NJ. Martins Stock Of
Goods, ldesre to say to my friends that shall
at all times he found at the Store House for
merIy occupied by him, where propose to sell
goods as cheap as the cheapest. Give me a
call. 7. w, GlLLE LAND.
Dec. 10, 1854 4l-tf
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DRY GOODS. &c.


u
L has often been said that Ready Made C,o.
thing Is worthless and good for nothing
wlI rip tear and do the weaIer little or no good
ahd believing there Is more truth than poetry In
II, especially the kind ofclotbing that Is brought
10 THIS place, from Portsmouth, Cincinnati. snc
othef places, and palmed off OH our citizens as
oe,ng the very best qualt and latest style
NO" II inc citizens Of Jackson and surround
iIg country would just Is leave have their
ciothing made substantial and to fit them neat
W. ior lhe same price that they pay for the
rash that they have been in the habit Of buying,
they will just call at r. B. Dickason's
Merchant Tailoring SIoD.
-Four doors below the post office, on Main street
jackson Ohio, where he has OH hand large
and good assortment Of clothing cut und .r the
supervision Of A. d. Maxwell, who has carried
on the Tailoring Business in this place for the
last Two years, and Is known by our citizens,
not only as man Of taste and fashion, but as
hrst class workman. Mr. Maxwell has taken
charge Of the
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
AS foreman and cutter and will spare no pain
poul IN having the clothing made well, and
pleasing his old and new customers.
he has also on hand large and we'll selected
stock of
Cloths, Cassimers, Vcstings, and other
Furnishing Goods,
Bong ht at very low price He fatters him.
sell that ne can sell little cheaper than any
other establishment in the place.
f. B. DICKASON.
Nov 2. "a 32-tf
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Sale of Real Estate by order of
Court.

ON the 3lst day of March, A. D. 1855, at
" one o'clock in the afternoon, at the door
of the Court House, in the town of Jackson, in
Jackson county, Ohio, will be sold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate as the prop
erty of Commodore p Russell, deceased, TO wit:
In lot number thirty three, in jamestown addi-
ton to the town OF jackson, in Jackson coun
ty, Ohio. Also, in lot number thirty.two in
said addition to the town of Jackson, known
and designated on the recorded plat Of said ad
dtiOn, subject TO the dover of Margaret Rus
sci, widow in said premises. Appraised as fol-
lows In lot no 80, at $3.50, not incumbered,
and no. 80, subject TO dover at $40. Terms
of sale, one third cash in hand, one third in one
year and the residue in two years with interest
OH the deferred paym nts.
THOMAS VAUGHN, Admir-. of
G. P. RuSSEL, deceased.
Feb Is, '55 47-5w
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NTEW and Splendid assortment of books, lust
IN received aud for sale at
HARDINGS Book Store.
Jackson, Oct 2O,le5o, 3O--H
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Administrmtors NOTICE..

Administrators Notice.
The Estate Of James Wellington, decd
NoTICE Is hereby given, that the under
In signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator on the estate Of James We'll
lington, late OF Jackson county, decd.
ALEXANDER DUNBAR.
Feb %, '55 4S-3w
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JAMES u. G. MILLER,

Ep HE UJ@@E@CE
s. H. CORNER BROADWAY & PEARL
STREETS, JACKSON, OHIO.
GENERAL Agent for the various Patent
ST Medicines ald dealer in Drugs, Chemicals
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery
Teas, Spices, Tobacco and Cigars, Counter
Scales, nails, Glass ware and wrapping paper
together with the various qualities Of wine
and dliquors for"medicina and mechanical use.'
Prescriptions, faithfully compounded, at
hours.
June %, 1854, 13-tf.
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FRAME HOUSE.

Good stabling and other ont buildings well dex.
celent water, with good bearing orchard, Of forty
or fifty Appletrees also, good number Of Peach
Trees and other fruit, with good Post and Rail
Fences, all in complete order
Also, out Lot No. ] containing four acres, ad.
joining the above 40 acres, all we'll improved, with
good water and other advantages.
Also, two in Lots in the town Of jackson. Al
so, one 80 acre bt in Scioto Township, and we'll
timbered, about miles from the "Salt Lick Fur,
naee," and about one mile and half from the
Cincinnati Railroad. Also, one small Frame
House, in the town Of Jackson, opposite the Court
House, Main Street, which is calculated for ..
shop or a small store.
Theabove property is all in gUOd order, and is
well worth the examination OF purchasers, and
the attention of those wishing to possess good To-
cations. For particulars and terms, apply to the
subscriber in the town of Jackson.
WIN. TRAG0, SEN.
jackson, Nov %, "a 25-tf
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Sale OfReal Estate by order of Court

Chilicothe, March |, ,55 49-3w
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY.

ST. CHARLES....T Amory, Burlington, Iowa; D
weder, Memphis; Capt. Hekuck Lake; Dr.. K L Fearn
Mobile; J Bailey, Il Wilcox, Y; Fisher, Mobile;
D Calhoun, Natchitoches; NJ Minor and lady two
children snd two servants, Ascension Miss PURGE
Cd Cspt Phillips Mitchell, n O; Jas Kestor
Latourche; Thos ronnell Capt Thos Pose Phila Col
Powell Vim Peck j Davis, La; VI A ] Mcleod.
Hanson, @; Wocott, Rodney; VIM Robertson,
Natchez; Richardson. f L Swan W Harper, Miss;
r Montgomery, La; Culberson, Grant Ga.
Arcade Burark H @ Gordan, WIN Mastene
o; ] Robbins. Ala; Louis Kurger o; s NJ Will
Hanson, Ark. John Cain, Texas; strain, De-
mon, j pinckara Ala; W Watson, A Thompson, g;
VIM Her. Shreveport; Richard, Plttshurg; E Vat
kins, John Napser Ark; Smith, J Fuford, Texas; S
NJ Pucket, Miss; VIM Hogan. La; W Nelson,
Hsbbs and two servants, Ala: Ii Ftes, La.
ST. LOUIS. II Newell, DR. Jas Selby, Smith, la;
Mrs Capt Proal, Nicholson, DR. W Freeman, Y; " 7
Regson, Texas; + Lauson. La; Mcdonald Y; W
McPhail and lady, La; Warren, Miss.
CITY....W shaWver, Liberty, Miss; A hcElroy
Kentucky; NJ q Rice, Orleans; Il Lakeland, Mem
phis Ledbetter Miss; q W Ewing, do Il Trous-
dale, st Marys @ Horn lady and servant, Nashville
john Hair, South Carolina NJ McLemore do Mira
Il Gary, Ala, Miss Gary, do Gary. do Vim W Ross
and lady, Smith Co, Texas; Miss Gary, Ala; G
Bridgefarth Miss Brdgeforth, Miss Bridgeforth
Miss NJ W Hutchinson Miss Williams, lady, Eve chill
lams, North Carolina Geo Ring e W Elliott, N 0
W Steele, steamer Florida s Fluitt La ; Car.
rington, Ark Capt Boohner Texas T Nichols
La ; Thos Tucker, Parish of st Mary 8 W Walker
Miss Walker, Madame st 0mer, Franklin L Logan
Ark Hinsop, Rsstrop g Rattiff, Bayou Sara
D Norris, Ls Hilyard, Washington Doty
Wisconsin. u~
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IMpnRTs

MLgsEILLEs-ship pkgg Wangisr-2so pickles
oil Perriia 6Go3 ks btkt apples
ton keo-i cigars Baiiy,
bales smonds Taamon-95o
&eo3Oo do 100 loo ysrmuth
orange Cpitsue glass
bales Csie75 pickle rs ssts
oil $50 KITS do
35 pickles 100 almonds Paw juge ss
241 bskss oil
100 do Gauils4
Tsser DawsoS5o bks oil 25
bskts oil AGO v.mouth Lapatian
&co750 bskts oil csvarec es0
blocks marble Sc do $50 oil do dc do
doesfrmery 52 wines and eOida dodo
TO order.
BARcELoNA-Bak sienpvivsli0 ss Almonds l4a ncdes salt
Pn dHmiohn Vals-sl
Fatio- c books Fernandez.
MATANZAs-sehr W Lindeey-Fiut to Chapman Brova.
BoNFot CA-schr Liberty IS coo bricks to order.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Sloop ShamrokS5 cords wood to
BoNFouCA-sicop Lasraugs-sO cords wood 10 order.
FISH $50 bblB May
| 10000 feet lumber R S Phillip. Geo.
PEARL RlyER-schr Elisabeth--3o o order.
COyINGFOS-Schr lumber
Connel.
BoNFoUCA-Sehr Maria ses Illness coIds wood to
| BAY ST LOUIS-sehr Aunterey-i5 cords e
| GALVESTON AND MATAG0RDA BAY Steamship Me1eo-s3!
| bsite oa,h and sundtes.
| MOB Este amer Forda-eotteh and snnires
BRAZOS Nauius-ssSS Sill specie,
| fundties.
WIRE X OF SCHOONER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry La
nbs Dbl spirits turPeniine $4,000 ieet lumber to
| order.
PEARLINGToN-schooner Exsbehl bales cotton, is cords
| wood.
| BAY ST L3uIS-sehoouer soshsne-ao cords wood.
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REcEIpTs OF pRopuoE.

lame. Lss9sils hads es.
90 sS @o hads Brand
4 es segs. Foley a sEess DO Lave Ms a
te mds hhds sugar bbs
FORT k.ssnss ss Payne
ks ea s sSfs. g .sssvs M
Gsy ss" e.
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k1ehszaso 81. mola.s \ Easaal seoto g
). ssi pasas
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81; mg.ss A Do
10 lsss bale. co.loa
s slss TsTa gs se
Robson Rsss Msasaay1sa fsi seaiieh
fss 95ss aGGeGsyS s.l!s1
G.d,.a An asi sis5a. 9 s',sas
Wsa rs@g ws ss P a. Hex
ss eaGss'l ss
Foley Assss Henderson trs Ssss ? cqats5 a.Gss d
| serae-tundres order-Tota 1901 bales
sHREvEPoRT-s FnarsIer No 40 bales W
c.rey Rsess aes-iln Rsdg Roberts Ts-4s oakey Hsw-
En-ls5 Wright Davenport &eo-Totai $40 bales cotton.
ALToNsamer Jacob bb flour 7s sk bran James
Dc q kss n,d 2 s9s P'.s Price
Is Gayle DbIs apples Sc head hogs Prsasau.
CtNcINsArIsl boxes cheese Beterton starch
WIS wsh. ao-ils 4es nr0ow 100 hz, dozen
81 s,I p aspt@e Do.oa
ass S ss tss Das
sn WsPlsos pers Hesa.,
nov ol leather Lbts do vine Mortoe
PG sa ss do Jeans ssE
a-ioo whisky James Connolly &coso do DO Joseph
Do ssss do aoq Smith
d94 bbs Benton k5o9s SKIS Lsss
sammerslss do do AL do shsss Ysssnan &cO4i do do
Aariiu.
vIcKsBURe- Magnolia Baehspnon co &eo ss
smdes PAYS srseaa9S Ws'd sseads5s anns
f ceS Gsoss ea"ae Ne
Backn Stanton Newman $50 parkerd &eo-6 Besk Kicks
Fss s.ssi III. ss
Ben acess Ably Erelsen sssvsnseg aoss Coz
sos Anderson Mstea"s Nelson aso-s asLsma.s
bs es'.9 aos sRs
Hyed &oos Andrew sisraa-s Cleveland Brothers hoo-Ieta
Sois bales cotton
tp-sJ Lab-us-ls NJ Ha:-a Menad vignsua-o 4r Ml'.n
"a, sg s fs ms. .s
ba Beileeq 4eoao do Dsgso Durive scol3 DO
Iaaays, Shaw aeo-si hf DO Menberssr hhd
yaueuint do Lsave Mscaiaoi bbs molas.es Darby
Total II bales cotton 81 hhds ss5 bb m0a 49,
bbs molaaes.
YAZoo RIvER-steamsI sresswoodsss bales cotton Payne
wsT DO
Hsmmipgway, FriedAndsr aeoso Watt Noble Moosy
sc ca,
eHay RSsT ss ass.s %p., . gs
q e.mpse : Strong Cooper kse,ss Byrn
s,as, LIE aI Melon .,as ass
MsRae Adgs cslsass Williams, sashaIssseo-la do psY>
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LvERPoo-shp bales Cotton $3.50 sacks $40
sksR wheat, u
LIvERPoeL-ship Anna pcro:hea-shis bales cotton.
LvERPoo-Ship Nepune93G6 bas $3.50 aka 5000
LvERPooL-shp spgueIoss bales cotton es2s aka whes
5000
TRIESTE-Ship John 4 Alber-lei6 bales cotton.
HayRE-ship Mary-a50s bales cotton.
HAyRE-Skp Wakefed-0sl cotton s sks wheat 1900
HAyRE-ssp Codeasis bales cctton sosl sseks wheat 400
CoRK-Bsrk sannl Moxer-tTs tks corn.
NEW YoRK-BMk Poutney-.ss4 bb.aour 27 beef 1909
ska wheat 80 cases E,dse.
3ALIIM0RE-Bsk william hhds Ise hbls moasaes.
BALTIAoRE-Shp Ctsre5so bales Gotten, 100 bales hemp ~
hhds sugar. s6 bb 80 bills whk SIG dis
hides
BALTIMoRE-Bg Mavern-ss cotton hhds .ugar
bbis molssset.
GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA Steamship Perseverance-s
bbl aour sc bbs whisky Is hb
| 40 bels 81 tkl coffee, 40 bxs eandlss.
MoNTGoMERY-Steamer Post Bcy6 bids % bbs % half
whky bills sie ckS ies 81 sks oats
KEY WEsTseamer Fltdaso essss baoou,s hams hhd
,ugsr, mola 200 bills -four, ?s5 sEs
MoBlLE-siesmsr c Wals-la ballast. 5.
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SUGAR AND MoLASsES... Sugar was firm and 600
hhds sold at 62<@714r for Fair to Fully Fair.
Melssses advanced again with GALES OF 1900 bbg at So
81 ka p gallon for Fair to Choice lots
FLOUR. Market still dropping, and $500 bbls Ohio
sold in two three lots for export at IS Dbl.
GRAIN. The stock OF Corn was large, and about
1900 sacks disposed Of In several lots at SOC
bushel OF Wheat $50 sacks Prime Red taken at
ST. IS u bushe OF Oats 14o0 sacks st. Louis 1900 and
200 brought 50f Bran lower, with sales of 500
sacks in two three lots at so6s2s4 and $50 (smsD
at $50 p 100 fb.
PROVISIONS -. Pork was dull. and small lots were
selling at ST es17 so p Dbl for Mess.... OF Dry
Sailed Meats about 10000 fl Hams and Shoulders were
sold at 81 W ID round. OF Bacon 10 tierces Sugar-
cured Hams disposed of at 12s y 1t. Lard in
good request with sales of 2s4 tierces in two lots at
l1hf, SO at the same, and 791 kegs at la " b. all
OF Western Cheese 2Os boxes sold at 1876 % tt.
RICE. Thirty tierces sold, arrive, at
p tb.
$40 p ton.
COFFEE. Market firm with sales Of so bags Rio 81
ll, $50 at T. 200 at 12 50 at l2s, and 100 poor al
l1e y tb.
RosIN A lot Of 65 bbls No. was taken at 81 81
q Dbl.
WHISKY . so Dbl. Rectihed were sold at 3s, and 1ot
(Houseman's) az S4s q gallon.
FREIGHTs "A ship was taken fer Liverpool at 81
for Cotton and l3d for Corn and 1900 bbls Flour
shipped for New York at zoe "a Dbl.
EXCHANGES Demand moderate at our quotations :
Sterling 4(9lOla&1O77i
FRANCE 81. 2o54 0htoZts " dollar
New York sixty-dsy Bilf..............2P2x at di
Sight Nhe"Ns m New York ssdeA di
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SHIPPING IHTELLIaEECK.
Mosp.Y MoaSTyg. Dec. "a, 1855.
CLEARED SATURDAY. a7 m.&.. &..

steanahip Perseverance, Sheppard Galveston rsdaao
Harris Hoygsn
Steamship Fiortda csaaen. Key Yves. AID poT,
Il G aogssa REQ
steatnsr Pos, Boy, Rot srts tor Eontgomsry, NaEer
Steamer G VI allis. carrss, for Mobts, Hsssr
shp John Albert Crowell. fsr Tfis,:s, p Whitney
Ship Vim Spraane, Bowers tor Liverpool, Up Whitney
Sab Mary, hlrphy, f0f Hsyre. Barter Lowell aeo
Ship Stpsans Btichsder. liverpool Lowell
Ship WakeGsd Gross for ssfs B4xtsr
Shf CordeIis Bihop, fsr Havfs, B4rsr. Loyell veo
ship Lombard, Lombard. fl Lissrpool EhitpeY
ship AIMS Drosbea (sri Jone Liverpool Whitney
ship ChHrss RuaYk, Baltimore, G W Iynfon 30
Bark William, G. ay. for Baltimore, RIM Hsfrron REQ
BARK Sam Morley, Parker Cork and markell v
Bark " rouituey IA for New YORK, 6 c Boxstt
siig Malvern JsFmEn, or Baltimore, III B4ss
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MEMORANDA,

MEMUHANUA.
United transport Fashion, Capt Baker ist In
Corpus the 18th The schooner Telegraph,
from New York. had arrived Mt Galveston.
steamship BZos St Jaso schooner Venice
FOR part The Nautilus detained dnys st Brsos on account
Of heavy northers aud low wstsr.
The Yatoo river, report feet
vster from wood cut: aud rising hsd taken
plaes 10 the Yeltobusha.
The ccsrs No report Red River rns and
Above Shreveport every po,pec free through
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DISaSTERS.

The Telegraph e Mobile with Of naval store
lumber Granite Pass Thursday LAST
Immediately ed Schooner Henry Lsteur sent her
portion Of the AID S-ed at the New Ba
.IdaY.
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lnta, k;osA JTaly asoa0 oorn pkg. 4 trlna.r.

jenkins keos Tally aee-90 ska pkss Urqaaa
Total Mss bales eostor.
shYoU sARA-s;eamsy Jf-ss bslss Payne Harrison
= Wsr5 sasndsr Haats Curry Psrsons Carroll Prsch1d
tes4 Lesl3 Ar Ailiear Brsty. Gornaa aoS
Cooper tspd4rsen'k Wright Davenport DON
Sessder-5 khar1 Nstcafs
yancas4 p Kelly osksy EEs~kIns-
o. bids W Bsfersge Aec9i
5odon
kf do hss Kelly Shaw
onis do Yslo~es Aeo0 DO 40
C,nmpls bis rseis,sss &e-Ifs CIV
sTota 2s5 bales cotton 81 hbds 4s bb
PORT FuDsoNssamsr Masicsa bales cotton Payne Ha-
son-fz 0sksy EaEfnzf5 Byrae
Carroll Pa,eba,d Asois Wright bsysppo,t aeoi7 Aadrew
rao3 H. rderson Peasts Ereknsr sadtsa NumsnIs
pxaber Aeo ~ Joan Watt aeo-9 FeLowea ks1 i Lest
Male sanue.s deo4 Lsiants Sfndder29
JcAhwsjr- bids suzar-Totsi III bales cotton.
sHREvEP0RT-stesnnty Rs7stey Baiy
oIss Carroll ~ Carter &soS4 Rsdg,
befts Tsrii50 Payne Hsson40 Wright Davenport
May Vsnhook &eo3S Wa.. Soos Mosy17 Robson Acr-i
Csyein Brothers cs MeRsroy Bra4fordsandrss
Total sfs bales
st LoUIs-Sieamer saraaak No 7sT2 Michel
lG4 do do So ba Gayle 20 bb our
Price, Converse ks phes. b Woodruff
3s skgcorh 5S do keoT1 hb Aco8s
do @ Shaw dow
95s do Kennedy
Thenns Elder
JhSsysgs-ta0o
rs do DO seh-eesis0 sks Hss Norton
monds Hagnsto Kenuy-5 hhda tbacca Eenne
eosf lard
walnut W atsrs kec.-Iotais hhdk tosac-o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-24
ARRIVED.

Steamship Naaius Thepso1 Basos ST. Jas VIA sals.s.on
Steamship Mereo Lsiess from Irdanola Wis Galveston,
Ship Gsod~n from Mnssss 2sd ocsobsr,o
Ship Neptune ssbs q from Lonton in ballast, 70 vsss
4Jssnrenaad- 4:a district
TYP s a Gays is' '''aaa ''A
Brig E.mada day, from HAvsna in ba la' to Pug
sehr Lhdssy CLARK days Maans, Chapman Brown
sehr Henry Ls;ou from wreck II schr Tsleg-sfh-Ba,n
~ y Sos h,ne; from ssy g. Loos-sasn
sop Ffsk Pierce days from Nosuk Conn., ballast TO master.
sehr Liberty Melon, from B nfoa'a-B asin.
s{oop shamrock, from Bayou Lseombs-sasiu.
s,Gop ,IIagraqgs Ray t,en sen'q 2g
VT Il, Harry Las9s one 9n O.. Eso RvtT.ss'n.
sshr Ann sleeainn E.t from coyngton-sasin.
sear Maria Sostpne, Dsys, from Boniouea-Basin.
sehi Al ritrey, Farrisr, from Bay St Loais-Baria.
STEAMBOATS,. .-
Checsaw. smedley, from Psdpcsh and Memphis.
7 P Leathers, Bennett, from Napoleon.
A' sorss5 sfsf. s from s on s. Ievi,
Henry Choeau, Hughes, from st Louis. @5,#
C 8salst, Shaw from Weumpka.
David White, McGl, from Lsaisyile.
PFKimbali, Or. from Fort Adams.
Swamp Fox, Kimbal.. from AIezaudra. @
" " Farmer, Cooper. from AissaGs tnsdi'g.
jacob D Early, Holilter. from Alteo.
sas4ushsuas. Williamson, from Cincinnati.
New Laons, Groaa, from Waterloo
saranak No !, Able. from St Louis
| Maslc, Morriaon,f from Port Huisoa.
Luds, Main, from Shreveport. -...5s.. .,- Ill.,.
Towbcat Hercules LaPaee the Psssesowsd doen and
18th ship Cnapn and tnfk New
sbips Neptune aud Agamemnou, and bEa Ersndn ans
Ball Rnsh.ra. me passes.cwsi down snd e
the s,h a., bark W IN Chase and brig Maonsy-ean
1p'sht c,.,,.. c5.n,., ,, n. p,,,,o-.s dow, an.
hps Msrriek BrisAnn.-breash
| Up EhrJ W Lindsey