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Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
~ One canno! help being struck, or

az One canno! help being struck, on
taking up a Minnesota paper, with the
freshness and singulari,y of the names
in tina. region, mos. Of which are derived
from some Of The Iueian dialects. Abor-
iginal names seem to be not The excep.
ton there. but the general rule. Some
are musical, som %uncouih, out all new
and strange. In The columns Of the ST.
Anthony Republican, now before US. we
observe. for instance, the following: Min
neopalis, Mipnetonka, Winona, Waba.
sha, Pembina, Anoka, Daco!ah, Wayza-
ia, Carimona, Elliola, etc.; but oil
The sweetest and most musical Of all is
the name of the Territory itself-Min
nesoia.- NaHey Whig.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
Goods for july!

"A LII Wool Csssimeres, a variety Of styles
~. Linen Drills, Brown and White Linens,
Cotton Cassineres, Cords, Drills, Vestings.
Really Made Clothing, Liassn Goats, Druid Do.
Pants, Linen plaids, summer Cs~sineres,
Stripes &c, Fine Llren Shirts, Cheek Do,
Drawers, Crayats &c.
DRESS GOODS:
New styles Berege, CLalli, Challi Eessee,
Wool Delaines, solid colors.
Fancy De LANES, rich styles. Persian Chal-
lps, New Lawns, Bishop Lawns, Ginghams.:
Prints, Chambrays, Sheetings and shirtings.
Groceries:
Stacks and Piles of Salt, Sugar and
Coffee, Molasses, Syrups, Rice, Dried Ap-
pies, Dried Peaches, Raisins (boxes and half
boxes,) Figs, Plain and Fancy CaLdies, Fine
Teas &c.
BUILDING H7RDW.4RE, Harvesting C
Mechanical Tools, Cradles. Snaths, Scythes,
Forks, &c. Patent Shutter Butts Clever fasten-
ings)5, 5 1-2 and 6 inch, Bench Planes, Match
Planes, Plane Bits, Hollow Augers, Saw
Sets, Chisels, Files, Rasps, Bench Screws,
s+Berea" Grindstones, Hangings, &c. Finc Ia
BILE Cutlery, American mandatory.
FACTORY SASH-Sx10, 1Ox12 and 1Ox1a..
DOORS, BLINDS, &c.. on short notice.
Nails, Glass, Locks, Latches, Butts & Bolts.
Boots and Shoes.
Gents Extra fine Calf Boots, Shanghai tops:
Ladies Boots, Kid, Enameled, Foxed & Grain
A great variety at very low figures. Caters,
Buskins, Slips, Ties, Childs Boots.
C Call at the Ready Pay Store.
Ottumwa, July 10Th. J.. d. DEVIN.
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LOUISVILLE, July l3.

The steamer Telegraph No. 2, was
burnad this morning. at New Albany.
She was lately purchased by Capt. Mont.
gomery, for $1,000. There was no in,
on her. Her machinery was
ahou. being taken out, TO be placed in a
new boat, The fire is supposed 20 have
been accidental.
The river is high a. Pittsburgh.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
New YoRK, July IL.

4 letter to the Daily Sun, Gated AGA.
pulco, June %, states that the revolu-
lionary General, Comonfort, had surrend.
cred. Moraba il in the Safe of Michox
an, with eight thousand men. Com
municalion was interrupted and there
we're rumors tina. Santa Anna was sbous
to c~apiiulaie.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
New YORK, July Is

BY The arrival of the barque Clara
Madison from Port Au Prince, we have
dates to July LIST, a, which time the Vel.
low Fever was prevailing a, an alarming
extent among the shipping. Every yes.
sci had lost from one to three mea.-
There was also much sickness on shore.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19

MosT TOO PRIvATE.-Siuce SAINTS
aud DR.. Woods large building has been
commenced our Office is almost sha. out
from town, and when it is up n more
story we can't see over town at ALL
Never mind, we will, get over on Main
Street in q few days.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
WASHINGTON. July l3.

The President has issued a proclama-
nation in relation to the Reciprocity
Treaty, establishing among others, the
following ports on the frontier through
which bounded merchandise may be ex-
ported to Canada under that Treaty,
Toledo. Ohio, Chicago, Illinois. Milwau
kee Wisconsin, and Michillmacinack,
Michigan.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19

WARM WEATHER.-For the las, few
days the weather has been oppressively
warm. Vegetation looks dry and BAD,
and unless we have rain soon we may
look on. for short corn crops.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19

Iy We learn from the Abba Inds-
pendent Press that on Monday afternoon,
Mr.. Willis Noble was crushed in e coal
bank near Abba, by the falling Of . guam.
tity of slatestone and dirt
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19

New GooDs !--Devin, at the Ready
Pay Store, has received a fresh supply
OF Summer Goods. Our merchants sell
SO many goods now that they have to re.
cruit monthly, and DrvIN is always up
to the market. Purchasers win read the
new "bi!l OF fare" and call for articles
wanted accordingly.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
July II.

New Orleans papers of Tuesday and
Wednesday are received containing Gal.
weston dates to the 2Sth ult.
Several Indian oulrages are reported,
but there is nothing later from the Rio
Grande.
Merrick, the Know. Nothing candidate
for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Louisiana. is elected by 1000 ma
jority.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19

On!-The ylllainous X. Ms got into
the Locofoco County Convention OF
Polk county says the Statesman, and
actually held Offices, and assisted In max,
ing the nomination! The editor pro.
mises them an awful casiigation in his
next! Don't let your angry passions
rise!
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
Chicago and Burlington u. r.

The degree of punctuali,y exhibited
by the arrival of the cars opposite this
city, has been spoken of, and by all in
terms or the highcs! praise, Of the man
agement and superintendent of the
Road. Such a result could only be al.
tanned by systematic thorough and ener
getlc management, seconded by expe-
rienced, careful and thoroughly trained
employees upon The cars and along the
Road. So punctual, TO the minute are
the cars, lha. time Pieces may be safely
regulated by them. During the last
three or four months we do not believe a
single train Of passenger ears has arrived
five minutes either too late or too early.
Where is there another road of ever
200 miles in length, of which anything
like this can be truly said We never
have seen one.
Tha! any road runs, up to the minute
10 The time table, is about the highest
praise that can be awarded, and more es-
p~ecially a new one, The passenger
who rides over j. has the very best as
surahce, that his life is in the hands Of
careful pruden, and experienced men,
and that if any accident does happen, it
Will not he likely to be from the criminal
carelessness or neglect of the employees
Of the Road
The earnings OF This Road for the
month o: June, were.
For freight SlO5,392 90
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19

D Mr.. w. A. SUrLIFF proposes
opening school in the room now occu-
pied by this Office, on 30lh inst. Mr..
s. is fully qualified, and as we have no
male school at this time, our citizens
would do well 10 give him a liberal pat
ronage. The School will be a perma-
men. one, if the proper encouragement
is given.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
AUGUST ELECTION.

6 Candidates will be announced under this head
for 81 invariably in advance. No name will be
inserted I'LL this fec is paid.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
To the Voters of Wapello Ceantv

10 the voters OF Wapelip Vpdnty
The undersigned a~nnoupces himself
as q candidate, al tho ensuing Angus
election. for re election to the Office Of
County Judge,
SlLAS OSBURN, Sen.
Mn. WARDEN: You will please an,
nouGce me in the Courier, as a%candidate
for the office of Treasurer and Collector
at the ensuing Angus. election.
Yours, DC, PETER KNOX.
July 3rc, 1855.
To the Voters of Wapell0 County.
'Fle undersigned announces himself as
a Candidate, at the ensuing August elec
lion. COR the Office CT Treasurer and
Collector.
p ST. slate for the information OF
the public that | Go not belong to the
Know Nothing party alias American
party. JAMES II. CARTRIGHT.
STATE OF IOWA, I So.
WAPELLo COUNTY,
Thereby certify that the foregoing state
men, was subscribed and sworn to be.
fore me this llth day Of July A. D.
1855. NJ. e. HILL,
Justice of the Peace.
U We are authorized TO announce
WALTER CLEMENT as a candidate
for County Surveyor, al the ensuidg Au.
gus. election.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
Family Groceries.

so to go cts.
CoGee-Pr;me Rio and Fair do. 61-2& I lbs
for 81.
Sugars-N. o. Clarified Sc Loaf.
SyrupsS Molasses-From 50 to 60 cts.
Spices, Extracts, Oils &c.
Best London pickles-Walnat, Gherkins,
Onions, Caulilower &c.
Raisins, Candies, Jujube and Mess Pastes,
Nuts &c.
Irish Moss, Farina, Cream Tartar, English
Soda.
Fine Tobacco, Cigars and Snuffs.
Salt-G. A, L. B. and Onondaigua by the'
Dbl and sack.
IRON, Steel, Nails, Spikes, Horse Shoe
Nails, Wrought do. Afull assortment kept up.
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school Books g. Stationery.
A full and complete assortment.
Hardware & Cutlery,


Mill Saws-6 1-2 feet Rowland's Cast Steei;
and Common.
Harvesting Tools-Fine Scythes, Cradles,
Snaths, Stones, Rifles Sc.
Steel Spades and Shoyels, Grain Scoops &c,
Ames' and Rowlandg.
Mechanics Tools Bench Planes, do. Screws,
Hand and lemon Saws, Hand Axes, Hatchets,
Lathing do, Hammers; Chisels, Mortics, Par
ing, Turning &c. Braces and Bits all kinds
and qualities. Drawing Knives, all sizes and
styles, 8 to IA inch. Fine Augers, polished &
plain, do. Handles Sc. Squares, Rules, Try
Squares. Gauges, Spoke Slaves sc. Masens
and Plasterers Trowels, Plumbs, Lines &c.
Cuttsry-Table Cutlery, all styles, sets 75cts
TO So so. Fine Cast Steel ~Sheepshears, Scis-
sors, sc. German Silver, Britannia & Timed
Table and Tea Spoons. Butter Knives, Salt
Spoons &c.
Building Hardware, Locks, Butts, sc. SC.
Fine Mortice Locks. Lifting Hinges, new
article. Gate and Grindstone Hangings &c.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
Prints, Ginghams, Drills &c.

Prints s. Ginghams, rich styles fast c~olors,.
a very large stock and greatest variety.
Curtain Muslins-Rich patterns. Curtais
Plate, solid celors Quilting SCI Oil DO.
Summer Cords, Stripes, Drills, DENNIS &C.,
Philadelphia manufacture, colors warranted.
Checks, Shirtings, Tickings, Drills, etc.
Bagging, Osnaburgs, Bro. Drills.
Brown She ceilings 81 to 40inches-a great va
riety O. f-fto.t0 cts. Hf blsh and bleached "a
to 40 inch.
Table Linens, Diaper, Crash, Irish Linens.
Flannels, Cloakings, Innings &c.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
Boots and Shoes.
"Small Profits Large Salesn
"Small Profits -Large SalesN
SPRING STOCK.
Rea dy Pay
SYN E x

HAVING nearly doubled the capacity Of
IL our Store Room and Warehouse, and spa
ring no pains or expense in buying our Goods
from Importers and Manufacturers, and their
Agents IN the Eastern Cities, we offer them for
CASH or PRODUCE (not the promise OF Ell
ther) at Low PRICES.
Rules.-Ready Pay, no old or Auction goods,
a small profit on everything, a large one on
nothing-no per centage TO cover collections
or losses by bad debts. If you can sare money,
buy If us.
TIE s.:
CLorHs--Twird and Plain, Black, Blue s.
Brown. Cassimeres-French and English Doe
skins and Fancy. Satinets-Fancv 6 Plain,
SOC to 81. Ycsting:-Satir, Silk, Marseilles.
&C., Sc.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
Srks, Embroideries. Trimmings, Fan,
en- Goods and Yankee NOfions:

Black Silks FOR Dresses and Mantillas; Silk
Laces, Fringes and Trimmings, Cords, Tassels
&c. Emb'd Chcmisettes, Spencers, Sleeves,
Collars, etc.,--a great variety of all grades.
Tailers Trimmings, Silk Serges, Worsted Do.
Buckram. Canvas, Padding, Superior Silks,
Twist, Threads &c.
Fancy Goods 8 Not;ons-Silk g. Linen Hdkfs
in great variety, Stocks, Ties, Cravats, Silk,
Bingham sc.
Gloves-Kid, Silk, Isle, Cotton. Silk Nitta
&C. Hosiery-Worsted, Lambs Wool, col'd,
fancy and white-a great variety by tbs dozen
or single pair.
Pocket Books, Wallets, Port Monaies, Pur~
ses, Fine Cutlery, Pen, Knives, Razors, Steel
Scissors,
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
KicA Dress OOd

Paris Robes, Challi Bereges, Printed & bar
Jaconets; Lawns. blk and white and fancy; sli
warp Alpacas, Cashmeres, Poplins.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
Hats, Caps, Bonnets & Hraw Goods

Hats-New style corrugated and plain rims
"Wide awake" Mems and Boys, Soft Wool do.
Oiled Silk Caps various styles, Panama, Leg
horn, Palm sc. Unframed Leghorn 40 TO 5s3.
Bonnets-All styles and prices. Soft straw
English Tuscan, Belgrade, Plain straw s coId
Lace, from 40 cts up.
Rich Ribbons, Sarsenet,, Ar.iGeials, &c.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19
Boots 4 Shoes:

Boots-Mens, Boys and Childs, Calf, Kip,
&c. Congress Caters, new styles. Brogans,
Monroes, Pumps, Slippers, sc.
Ladies sewel work, philad'a manufacture,
Caters, Inf Caters, Buskins, Parodrs, Lind's,
all styles and prices.
Misses, Boys & Children's, Boots, Caters,
Shoes, Slips, a large stock.
Demoine courier., 1855-07-19

Nh. Roebuck's motion OF want OF
confidence in the Ministry, had been
postponed for a fortnight. Majo; Reed
has given notice Of a bill 10 extend par
liameniary franchise 10 all persons pay
ing income tax.
Lord Lyndhurs.. in the House OF
Lords, had asked for information con-
corning the present position of Austria
towards the Allies. Lord Clarendon re-
piled that the conduct Of Austria was
deserving neither Of censure nor praise,
that negotiations with her had failed,
leaving France and England unfes-
terreI 10 make peace on their own terms.
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DO aiaRarydo M.rtto szsodo srIYanf
felson stsventoa Aeo5e DO t~ine
SPEAK Mscreay4a apples 20 do
drI CinrEi6o Ibis apples
candles 100 do
soie hosr dc a.tol do ~hkY do spplss
90 oas do irnit lsa hHr do
sos1 rty ae9-ta sa Agar DO Pope Esoe aos4
III POS spplssand potiiost casks
,eeseeo h{s Hewitt Sortn 5eoes do Feilos
tiosnsT .bis sppss 80 ,ks arsd m Green
r HanAel BnsI sad II hf
bl beef Hggey pea Do u c Iops Whisbsad
kCeamhersi4s bh beef Male &eo-i5
Shtfy do vegetables de- hf do potatoes
seur hts beef S. fest add
sone9 bsls nonneily Bsanls
ss cotton George rnoys3 do do
Tots 1913 bales cotton II hhas tobacco. -
sE ossnts7a bags Jane.
Gonnoty aeo-e01 bbs -four Osesby aaaulays uan
Wadeiie do Shs~ Seo@f3 Horrs Scs9ss DO do
Pefdrauvtns Bro.hs-i5cd Runsdy
Cos ta'.s bay Price. Cpnyeras Newter
soss 90 beef Smith sdden5s
% 90 rye paf 6cos bills Schnsiier He
ss5e Sse9 do he5rezor, Allo~ay
s - Ttns &e9 do to order
soys Wgh. Daysnpor sso Henderson, Tsrry Male,
Summers dso--fo,a' 1853 balss cottor.
Per New Orleans and Opelousas Railroad
% b5s mose si bbs do do u
htds tuesr w Eswes5 dc rs bbis Aysry
W 10 u hhds sugar Hewitt Morton sros0 Urashsrso
DO 81 bbs noasses Buhsnnen, Carroll
Cos do Eeawea Gcel0 bids
atief--Tosl a43 thdssugHr Sill bbls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
ARRIVALS At 7HE PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY

ARGhDE y chsrrE Ks,r, NJ Campbell melvin, w Young
Jener cesor Ayoea; Ro4sb johnson, Hooper, Black
River; Blow R Robertson3 G Grow, Miss
CITY,. Eenner, Hughes Monroe Holns, Frsnts
Kelly, nsFis Woofborn. Jaekssn parish Ioss Nv.
Garner, Irl JroNsil Alexanda che o; W Darj
Msf; Thos II Glespe Texas Sadiar, WaFranu T
NAhes; L Morris Tensas parish; Thatcher Sbreyepo II a
NeleIop, ag Campbell Mnstrelsi Mrs Neeon; LasyoIbr
W Newport Norwood. Clntoa Huston r. Thums.
Ihomas. La Stiles DR. Thornton Port Gibson: WATSON s.
Jassphi werekimbls 0; Petton XIV; Canube Il I,
Clarke @ Dallas Baton Rouge Pointer, Gin; Hgsrd
Coast sursey woodward ard lady, Mss
Edw ards, Bali mere. - 7-f -
ST LOUIS Il Fcurnr Ala; H Bailey Y; F HITTER Va
Bragg, lazy and SwaSzs, Yomkjn i
isaa AID lad n o. Mrs Penn and
ham Miss Tsaans Mics Fletcher ehdran SERVANT Bostou
McKeoa lady hid Miss Johnson Mis- Mckeon Boston Rouf
Cabals, Don Jose Berau, Havana. ' '
ST. CHARLES. N Raplev Mex Gist KY C W Guerpr
La Hart Ak G sope Miss A Johnson Wisns ii q
Ssrander u Bowman and lady. In Miss Miller Gibson
nd sdy Andew Waison hstcbsA G Halt Tenss Perry
dsqghtsr Ms sm%r M Dunbar Misses BGskne Dr. Keith Miss
y fi Kendall c S Solomon, Heron hfoo.e b.
Hason X bnrieso1 Ala r Spencer, Vi; Eingon
sennet Murphy Lsnenheg Field, Bnsh Geo Lee
W Co1k,j Steele, " Sedgsick " amp Webb W
and lady, XVI Ellis Keys and sy Siss
allen and daushte MOBILIZE Dix concoriin Il LaereI ill.,
DR. ] Perkins. '''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
RECEIPTS OF pRonucE.

observation-disclosures Bnekner Stanton
Newmsni0b CndiY, Brown Ja
Estln &eol60 Levsrieh acoso Carroll PtehRrd &co-
lsO Harrisonls Cox. Gl Boydll5 Joha Watt
Miles Adams8s George Conuoiys6 Byrne
Alfonso Bogart Foley Asey75 Fslowss
Wright Davenport dco5s HandrGn Psas54
Green Crump4l WalkeI-ss Ward Sauudersf& Hunt
81 Henderson, Mcdowell Mills Martin Owen
Cobh9i Bubrdge &co2l McLemofe 6rosO DO do
&so-s Oakley Hawkina-4 h.he dco-l4 do do
Curry Peson-lS Hall Road Patnamia Belloeq &col0
deo-i Powsil Hopkur7 Head &sos Rsag Roherts
Buehanpon, Carroll aeo5 Baylor &eos W,che Eeos
Frelaeu, Stevenson &co3 Williams &eo- do
H W Barritt-Total 1901 bales cotton.
ALEXANDRIA Bnchgnpo, Carroll
&co-s3 Pmekard keo-i2oW Urquhsrss Mtenberger
Stevenson Aeoi2 Camusek, S9nre Gggs
Degruy &coio do "a hhds jackson
bb moasses 81 do Vaudeville MchennyI9 Cammsk
Sqaires We-2ln hides Mann5s Norment-es do
GToa SIG bsies cotton IS hhds ls hbs
GRAND GuLFsamsE Dick Key-sis bales cotton George Con-
HAbys2 Oakley Hswkinio Hsrdug-75 H Short Heo-
IS Caddy, Brown &eo9 Shnts23 co! Curry
Psrsonl0 Carroll Prchara &eoso 6coiV0 do VIM
MurslS Knox &ol1 Baylor &co47 Richard
Boga Foley Avey1S do lot hides
eo-Tots 2l1s bales cotton.
dca9s DsGruy &co2O Oakley &awkins-s1 NJ Piuekard q
COIL Dennistounl0 Ar Mltenerge-S
Wsst-s Beioeg 4eo-5 H Giy44 moses @ Pneksrd q
so7s Levech &so-iot hides copt Kmbai6s
to order.
Yazoo bales cotton Robsou Allen
mors Raybera Payne Harrson18 Walker Sco--sS
Nelson &eo54 Miles Adams4 MeRae Aldfdge coman-ss do
RedS, Roberts Terri54 Ffierson
nns &eoa1 Brady Gormaa &co2s Stewart Aeo95
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15

British vessels we're taken for Liverpool 10 s2d16d
one for Hayrs at 1c and Wednesday some 2oo0 bales
were shipped for that port at kas1sd in British and
American vessels. On Thursday chip vas taken for
Liverpool at sd, one for Genoa at 1c and one for Bog
ton at &c.
EXCHAN6ES-The demand for Exchanges has been
good during the week. and the for nearly all descrp
lions Of Bills have improved We now quote
Startling .1o7<@ies&
%DHDJD1Fs dohr
New York sixty-day Bis. q CT dig
Sight Checks New YORK IN u ds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF TEE MARKETS.

SATURDAY MoRsrs, Dec 10, 1855
The past week has been period Of considerable actv-
ity in general market animated demand having
prevailed for all the leading staes, while the receipts
have been a very liberal scsIe. Cotton has been
slightly depressed the rates and Molasse Flour Wheat
Corn whisky and most descriptions Of Provisions have
more or less declined Sugar has sold at foil prices.
Freights have been unsettled and fascinating, while Ex-
changes have met with good demand at 1rmer rates.
We yesterday morning published telegraphic sum.
mary of the Baltica accounts embracing dates from Lv
erpool to the 1s inst They report further decline in
Cotton Of about c y H. with sales of about $4,000 bales
for the week including 5000 taken for speculation and
export. Fair Orleans WAS quoted at 6Ed, Mddlipg Or
leans at 5ll-1e, Fair Upsnds and Mddling Uplands
at sd B.eadstufs had further declined while Consos
had advanced u.
our last weekly review with very active appearance the
sales of Friday, the last day Of commercial week
having reached 1880 bales. On Saturday the demand
continued active and 10 500 bales changed hands during
the day. at steady prices. There iess animation
shown on Monday and Tuesday but the sales Of the two
days embraced fully 500 bales the rates being rather
easier, without any quotabe alteration. On Wednesday
factors gave way about 40 and about 900 bales found
purchasers at the reduction Buyers forward with
much spirit on Thursday morning and fully LOGO bales
had changed hands up to noon when the announcement
Of the Baltcs arrival made after which nothing Of
any consequence was done Yesterday however the de-
mand was resumed with considerable animation, and
1880 bales Sold making the business Of the entire
week $500 bales. The steamers accounts produced
little or no effect upon prices and the market closed
steadily at cur quotations, IS follow:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
ARRIVED,

ship Isaac BOadn'n Cook is days. from rormoata H.
Ship Unicorn Pollard Boston, Foadk-1 dif-
Ship Southland, Day, days Rchrnoud Me-
Ship tB Taylor London SSH October s.:sr-l..
Ship wumsers Wilmer iom Havs ceObsr Baxter Lowell
Ship lssss Hayden. II daysfro PhisdsFhi, Nicholson Eco
Bark Elizabeth Lsay: aeksaf from Rio IApeiro 18th October
Bark Ben sllet' Is day, from Philadelphia H5rssn
Brig Paul: spsa, Mass ssss from EavAan ID ballast
Brig 50 eIeano, Span eoieme dsya n Havana ues
SER Pill .Se.h Ns.to from Pear River-Basir. =5.:
s ses 5ePs PBsT ss sp1
sshr Haa.sr, fsIss. frsa, Psarl Riys5-Bssq
s s4 s;so s2 3 hfs 5p s !.
seRr Back say pass FROM aos9Bs.a
ss Ihsss sister. Msisn from
e ass'ss ssfH ais
ssesr sylphds, Barb,ra fren Horn aad-Ba.n. - & ..~2
Ser Eisabsth,p Veto, i rom Psa R7a11B..iu
Steamboats,. .+.-.
Natehez, Leathsrs, from yicksburE {#
Poa Parker. from Alexandria. .-..
swamp Fox. Kmtail iIem Aissaadria.
ssss. h sEssa f l9sa a' 2s:s
o saSss H 5yss 5s1, Mobile from St Las
Fultoo, Moore from AAbama Landing.
SPlf sss, HRf E t5sn l s!s' issse.
Orleans, Duraek. from St Lsuls.
Towboat Anglosa1on Steele from the dovs ara 70
up shps Wsriembsrg and Iaoea
Oak Hill.
Towbcas conquere Brown from the Psetowed down and
9Th ship hndoFe brig Presdent-hought shifa
Flora Southland and Tsmsfae.
via Palmer frou
III s bansas I s2sss 81 Hs up M
Towbost Junns Beebe Andews from Paesent down light
brought chip Suffolk BARR Elisabeth Leavit., brgs Paula
and Soleixcano W&S
Below-coming Up.
by Telegraph
Ship slss Holmes Griffith, from Newport. Wslss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-15
EXPORTS,


LIyERPooL-ship Nishoaa Biddia-75aS bales cotton.
HAvRE-shp Fanny FcsdEk-l1ss bales cotton, GILT bags wheat
2i0p
HAyREshp Johanresberg2s bales cotton, bags wheat
81 pes oak, 3is horns. @ ~ ms
BoLToNBark Tamany-ss bales cotton four
molssss 69l hides.
NEW YoRE-Bg Hand-2s0 hhis sugar 800 bills
AoBILE-sch New Pan--s4 hbs whsky, potatoes
paper ass sacks 1870 do ost % bales hay txs