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The true Democrat., 1856-04-29
STATE or ARKANSAS,


 In the Bradley Circuit Court, on the chancery side March 18th, 1856. Before the Hon. T. F. Sorrells, Chancellor.
 Elizabeth R. Creed, by Daniel Langston, her next
 friend,
 vs }Bil for Divorce. Jacob Creed.
 ZONES the complainant, by Judge Gould: her SO S licitor, and on leave asked and obtained, files herein her bill for divorce: and it appearing from the affidavit of the complainant that said defendant is a non resident of this State. Whereupon it is ordered that said defendant be notified of the pendency of this suit the object of which is to dissolve the bonds of matrimony exisng between said complainant and said defendant by publication in the True Democrat, anewspaper printed in this State for two weeks sue cessve y-the last publication to be at least four weeks before the of this court, and that un- less said defendant shall appear and file his exceptions, pead answer or demur to said bill for divorce on or before the third day of said term which will be hol- den in the town of Warren in the aforesaid county on the third Monday in September next it being the 10th day of said month the bill will be taken con- tessed and an nterlocutory decree entered accord ingIy.
 A true copy of the original in testimony wherot, l hereto set my hand and aiix the seal of my office, a Warren, this March 25th, 1856.
 ALVIN BARTLETT, Clerk. April % 1858 2w Cost of adv $5
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QUEENSW ARE!

pA'I'HE undersigned prepared to fur t s | nish those wanting Fine China sets. Fan " cy Cups and Saucers, Tete Tcte sctts, Fancy vases Fancy China Mugs, Ironstone, China, Vegetable Steak Dishes, Pitchers Bowls, Castors, Bakers common Teas and Plates anything else in the line of Queensware, at reduced prices.
 April 22 '56 NEWBERN x HUGHES.
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29

0F There has been fuson'' of the Fill more Know Notings and black republicans in Pennsylvania, on a State ticket, against the de- mocracv. Will MT. Fillmore's southern SUD- porters please make note of this fact.- Cn. Elm
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Grain Cradles and Scythe Blade,

TO WILCOX'S best wire braced Grain Cradles 10 l2 Wilcox's best W Wood braced Grain Cradles 6 dog. Wadrons best S. c. grain Scythe Blades l dog. Scythe Snaths;
 6 dog. .1 Stones.
 Received and for sale low by
 April 8, '56 RAPLEG, HANGER & co.
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29
HATS {!

"NOTHIN' shorter" Newborn & Hughes are " able to turn out the finest summer Hats ever brought to Little Rock They have all sorts @ ana sizes NEWBERN & HUGHES. Anril % 1esR
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Mantillas and Talmas.
NOTICE.

A SPLENDID lot of Silk Lace and Chantilly A Scarfs Mantias and Talmas, just received and for sale low for cash by J. A. HENRY.
 Anril 22 1856.
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29

ATTENTION BUILDERS-Just in Time.
 HAVE received, per steamer Hickman. 1CO bbls.
 Utica White Lime. which will sell to you at leaIsonabe I rates, and would be happy to 'ill your ss ssl both for it and brick. See advertisement of ptlck" in another column. D. B. HANDEL. March %, '5s
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29

NOTICE. NTEWBERN & HUGHES have just recei ved a " large and complete stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods suitable for Spring and Summer trade They would respectfully invite the attention of the public generally to the following list, which shows (in part what their stock consists of: Fancy Berage Robes;
 Plain Berages;
 Challies;
 Muslins, Printed and Swiss; Lawns, Black and White;
 Jaconets
 Silks, Plain, Black and Sarcenett; Neck Hankerchiefs, Linen and Silk; Gents and Ladies Silk Gloves;
 Lisle # Hose;
 White Cotton Hose;
 Ladies Hose, Silk and Cotton;
 " Chemizettes and Underseeyes: Mosquito Bars, Bobbnet and Common: Fine Lace Window Curtains;
 Cottonadcs, Brown and Bleached; Linen Drill Planters Linen, Marselles Vest ing Fancy Prints, Ginghams etc., etc., etc., all for sale cheap for cash by N. & H. April 22, 1656
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29
CARPETS! CARPETS!!

D00 YDS. Ingrain Carpets; EOO Rugs and Foot Mats Straw Carpeting. March 25 '56 D. BENDER
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GARDEN IMPLEMENTS. E1

GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, ETG NAST Steel Garden Hoes: O !" '' Hoe Rakes
 Garden Reels, ass'd sizes;
 Cast Steel Garden Scrapers;
 Cast Steel Hay Forks;
 Cast Steel Pick Hoes;
 Cast Steel Pick Axes;
 Cast Steel Potatoe Digeers;
 Cast Steel Spades and Shovels Received and for sale by April % 56 RAPLEY, HANGER X co. Biacksmifh's Tools, Hardware, etc. DIST Louisville Blacksmith Bellows aso'd; ID " Mole Hole Armtage Anvils; <
 Eagle Cast Steel '' C Blacksmiths Sledges and Hammers Stocks and Dies Blacksmith $ Files and Rasps, Y" "Griffin" Horse Shoe Nails z Screw Wrenchcs, ass'd, from to 2l inches; Grind-stone fixtures, assorted; OK, Log and Trace Chains assorted; Fifth Chains and Stretchers '' Mill aud Cut, Pit and Hand saws assorted; English Blister Steel;
 .' Cast Steel: Carpenters Planes assorted; Curry Combs, Horse Brushes and Horse Cards; Paint Brushes, assid to 60; Fine French Locks; Draw Chest Closet, and Trunk Locks With general assortment of Hardware in store and for sale by RAPLEY, HANGER t co. April 9. lS56
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29

The following telegraphic dispatches we ex- tract from the St. Louis Republican, of the 9th inst:
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29
SOMETHING GOOD.

LUST received from New sOrleans per 8. b. Gipsy J IS boxes of Virginia extra fine Tobacco; IS i" Star Candy;
 bbls. Cherry Bounce;
 gross Pipes;
 10 reams Sand Paper;
 6 dog Selves; oo For sale by M. TANIl ~ ", April Is, '56 Lower S'eamooa' h"hoiis
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY BY JOHNSON Sc YERKES.
 Terms of Subscription.

Terms of Subscription. For one copy, year. in advance, 0O Ali the expiration of the year .................... Strong Inducements to Subscribe!! To nace the True Democrat within the reach of all, will furnish it clubs the following rates, the money one aIay accompany the names composing the club: For subscribers one year,, 0O
 
 
 50 '' '' -.....-..-...... oU uO Gnbscbe already upon books a themse of these rate paying up arearages and forming clubs. 4t cbab rates, payments must at1oags De in ddUGnce TERMS OF ADvGR TISIMG. Transient advertisements will be inserted for s1 per square, m lines or less the first insertion and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion. ~ Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 30 cards and other advertisements, not exceeding one square, sl0 per annum.
 To Advertisers. To persons desiring adverise the True Democrat auy presents stronger inducements than other paper in the Stae by far the largest subscription sts generally read in county With list of nearly jour 6ousaad regular subscribers is read by not less than eight r tn thousand persons week. The True Democrat therefore the public the best medium for adver sng-the most remnneratlve.
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29

VyHE substriber informs the public that he has or Il hand large supply of clear beautiful Ice, and is now prepared to furnish it regularly to customers He will deliver at the residences of those who may become regular purchasers.
 Rates as follows: from one pound up to three hun dred at cents per pound from 300 lbs to 600 lbs at 2l< cents and 500 lbs and over at 2cents.
 Anr;l K. ls56 JOHN ROBINS.
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29
NAILS, NAILS.

nF all sorts and sizes for sale in large or small O quantities by April P, 1856. NEWBERN & HUGHES.
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Boston, Monday. April

The brig planet arrived at Salem, from Port au-Praya, Cape de Verde islands, January 3d, reports that crisis was fast approaching there, and misery and want were prevailing to an alarming extent. By the arrival of small quantity of food from Brazil, and exertions of
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29
TERMS OF .ADygR TIgINg.

subscribers already upon books avail themselves of these aes by paying arrearages and forming clubs 4 cIyb rates payments must alpays De ID aduance
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D. BENDER.
The true Democrat., 1856-04-29
Democratic Conventions.

WILLIAM H. ENGLISH, } GEO. READ RIDDLE. X
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-07

FGNElE GREAT COUGH REMEDX-CHERRY
EXPECTORANT-Thc following original letter was hand
ed to us for publication, remedy which elicit such
murs must be n good one: IL I
Galveston Texas, April Is, 1856.
DR.. O. 0. Woodman, New Orleans "a.
My Dear Sr-n justice you and adnty fowe to suffering
and may say world of coughing people, state what your
invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry Expectorant
done for me- when all other remedies had failed to give any
relief In the fall Of 1871 living in St. Louis where have re-
sided most Of the time for uxeen years took severe
cold which settled lungs and confined my bed
and dosd and bseredby doctors for several weeks finally
got my legs again. but not cured Of hard coughing and
rafting and tickling my throat which continued necessarily
for than six MONTHS always the winter Nv
friends insisted had coughe enough dozen common
men, and that must be in the last stages Of consumption
made up mind must cough my life away left St. Louis
in December last to travel and spend the winter the South
When called at in Vckbnrg you will recollec
coughing hard could talk to make nv business
known You said would my cough AS you gave me
bottle Of your Cherry ESpectorant thought would not
slight you aud your medicine much try land
shall ever remember the day did but
few days it began to aa and diminish my cough and all tick
ling in throat and before had used more than three
forths Of the contents of that bottle entirely cured and
for weeks did raise cough hugh exposed day and
light mall weathers, i'll travelling However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina severe cold and nv eo
ing commenced again. and also the tickling in my throat at in
teva and before arrival in New Orleans on the 18th inst
on some nights coughing would and continue for
an hour two soon another bottle from you and
III less than two days entirely relieved again am now
determined to always Keep bottle on hand and in COM
mencing OF consh few small doses will relieve II en-
trey am now fully satisfied 1t is the best Cough Remedy
now known to the world and duty owe the cough.
ing and afflicted part of the human family to put so valuable
remedy whinthe reach of ALL It's praise will soon be upon the
tongues Of tens of thousands joyful and couehess happy
souls So great remedy your Expectorant should he brought
before the public.
am, dear sir, respectfully yours d." ~
r. j. WOODWARD, r.
iel2 5md&W s,.i.. ". :
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

ST 5s aa ps -four
Do oil %eanS ho eS Do flour
s GEs Seomq bb -four ogesby Maeaulay9 corn
Converse Do o sSs SIZE flfs
E Isvsgjs5 Sfe5 Es'is SSS
order-Toal 50 bales cotton. DAD 0"'' ~
+ ST LoUIs-s Str ~ swonll5e b5ls flour pigs lead Il
IS novS osssSy sf"sS $500
b Hour Mooey nIf S sS0Ib5 a E Is
Keme. Dix $3.50 els Wood Lows esks hams j
FSsf So n RS t55ssts
@ u sa saa s5
hls tobacco bales cotton Levy smmers9 hds tobacco
. o Dc TeeI DO Sas Cotton SsS
h FsF Ts t s Nso
from h 20 Benton &eo-u mail
tobacco N'''' - 'E'S' e''''' H'@ MUS
BAYOU sARA-steamer D.Jr--lo hhds sugar 70 bbls
s ST. Mco s5s hns 2ssF5
l7S bbs molasses, II bbls sugar q ll'' s'''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rapides-7s bales cotton 10 WE'D
S fsS lso cff f psss
e cayqs tdns Mobs bssbanse
Is bis4 Ss
oye5 boSea peaches as os As5 Do P Gre
do to order-lSs DO Carroll Pard co20 aa
= RECEIPTS SATURDAY. e j @
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 order
Total 1872 bales cotton. tso ~ 0'aot
5A9 * bs y Sds sasns q SS
ST OU1S-Seamer NebraskaProduce and spndras N 49,
Ger-fotal, 245 hhds tobacco. y "
ulSIstehmer America-Produce sundres TO Or.
aer-Iota % bales cotton, 73 ilds tobacco. ~
PaneProdues aud sundres TO order
Iota 29l bales cotton, % hhds : y
reduce and sundres to orr
ue.=-i0!E1, l5o bales cotton, ~ htds tobacco. 6
gJURE PASTE AND GUM DISOpS-oR sIy.
= psrieE aaaity--te boxes, for sale @ 4 - ~ -
"a @. NJ. MORRISON, 4y
d - e I'd IL Magasne street.
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jel2 5md&W

DATENT MEDICINES-ALI THE MOST PoPU-
lar Medicines, by the gross or dozen at the Propretof
lowest wholesale prices Among which are
rs gross Mustang Iiniment.
80 gross Bryants Pulmonic WATERS
80 dozen Hostetter's Biers. 5Ssa 5z 5t5 IS
50 dozen Wheelsr's Sherry Wine Bitters.
50 dozen Ginger Cordial
80 dozen Thorns Extract copava and sarsaparlls
200 dozen Bulbs Sassaparilla. s,ss
50 gross Fahnestock's yermifuge.
j rs gross MeLeanfs Vetmituge. y. ~
81 80 gross Winer,s Vermuge.
"a dozen 0sgoods Cholagogue.
"a dozen Garter's Spanish Mixture. I'll 5
s. "A dozen SWANS Panaces,
100 dozen Batry's TEicopheFons
o. o. wooDstAS,
corner Common and Magazine streets 8
1elZ amd&N New 0rleais
WHITE LEAD-l5oto tons landing various brands, some
w q, very superior, for sale by :
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jel2 5md&W o. o.5WOODMAN3& CO.. SVicksbnrg, Miss
nR. BILLINGS, CARMIN ALIVE AND AS
II TRINGENT STRUP-An Infallible Remedy for CHOI..
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF chill
DREN, CHOLERA MOREUS, DTARRHEA, or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELS-The long and sue
cessful experience the this remedy by inventor
in the treatment Of all the diseases for which 1t recon-
mended together with the highly testimony which
numbers bear to its efficacy in the of the Bowel aec
tionsof Children Diarea Cholera Morbus and Dysentery
grown persons entle higher confidence than were
of the ordinary humbug medicines Of the day which pro-
perform miracles and all ills Of life Its chaac
ter has been fully established in the hands of physicians the
highest character the following letter from gentleman now
4 resident Of Loekhart, Texas. will show: 953s5 5S2
"DELrA, (Coahoma Coz Miss, May 81, 1877. Y
o. o. Woo1mdn Eq.-Dear SrThere are but very few Of
the nostrums offered to the public which would be VII
ling the sanction my nae however humble may
be- either in the world of letters of medicine Observation
and experience however, have forced upon me the
that Billings Carninatve and Astringent Syrup Is very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific principles-1
fcy in harmony with the laws Of organic fean therefore,
deserves although its ingredients kept secret rank higher
in the scale of remedial agents than nosu 1t affords
pleasure be able without Of successful contradic.
tom add my testimony favor of its efficiency as safe and
pleasant remedy in all the forms of bowel complaints fer which
it recommended have used it myself several very
eresng chronic of Diarrhea and Dysenery
mend in others and in every instance where
preparation was indicated, it proved successful. II
Respectfully yours a ny 5 3 E
a 49, D. NJ. PORTER, NJ. Dr.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Il yS55
o. o. woODMAN, ~
corner Common and Magazine Streets
iel2 5md&W U# New Orleans La 9
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IMPORTS,

sorted mdSe. $1,000 ~ "
LlNERPOOShip Chicora-93 crates eartcnware to order
-a162 SKIS salt to Cd Meeker Geo.
CHAMPIONSHIPS Red FoS-Lo fruit $3.50 in specie Barel
&co-o5o do Fernandez-Total, $1,000 specie.
BAYOU SAIA-Schr N Hassard-S7 hhds s,rar to Io,;t
Charpanter-lS6 bbls monsses Perkins eco.
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louisiana
bales cotton TO Oakley It uawkns-9 Bradley Wilson Eco
~ Oliver, Hase &co-5 TO Morgan-6I Rail- Eco-,nlries
to Powell Hopkirs-Frnnck & DonnelJ Mche-COllec.
tor OF CustomsAdams &coPreau Couticrre-SU head cat
tie. ~ ~ ISL
MOBILE-Scamer Oregon-106 bales cotton to Redge Ro
oerts ieETlll ballet osnabnrgs II Carter 6co cotton
gins Bell Buchanan &co-7 hds mse to Gedirs
pkgs to order e' :
M0BlLE-Steamcr Florida1 cotton gin 10 T Hardie eco
i pkgs mdsc to Toby's Express.
order ~ As' "
BONFOuCA-Schr Decide-35,O 900 bricks 10 order
CONlNGTOH-Schr Lnura-35,000 bricks to 0 Weber,
PASCAGOtLA-Schr Warreu-22,00O feet unber to ] r
Pike. '~i " "
B1LOXI-Schr Adelia-35, 900 feet lumber to Philips
PASCAGOuLA-Sclr Plummer.26 900 feet lumber to
order. ' " t ~
pASCAGoULA-schr Petet Cemintine-25 SIS feet lumber
G A SANFORD. ~
TCHEFUNCTA-sehr vicoria-36o 600 feet lumber 10 Mer.
rift & Mcconnell. - "
Bll4ONl-Schr Eudora-25 $50 feet lumber to Bell
llA-schr Lvingston26 900 feet lumber AIcr-
rift Il Mcconnell "
BILoA1-Lchr Roam--4o, 600 feet lumber to socker.
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IT. ~ Il
CT I,0uis. s. .. ~, 4H
s5ilils hine.s ID, NJ
SEA Belle y . 4. Point.
IfHlc.3..- .,.sss " Point
Tayqutn. &. u. 3....5s. .flai
Y manu-. gst' 2!JJl4
Venice 4. w VI. ed
WurteInbnrg 4. ~. 3&3d3
WIN Jarvis. Point
MesternsCbief !...!s... .42d3
Warbler. $3.50. ~. .42d3
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COMM q ri Nj EN- I.

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s MONDAY CORNING. sJJuEy4s7.
COTTON. Tie market was inactive Saturday and he
sales did not exceed ~ bales at about previous rates.
5& Al @ NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. S55s.57
Inferior !; Middng Fair .12@
WiIdInss 5Sli Good Fair f.
Good Whaling - Good and
TOBACCO noticed sales of about 526hbds including
10 md 233 BY party private TERMS 38 at and 22
ss4c % u. ID
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
S'ss 1 ;:s;;.s.; 81 7'
e S6'55 5s& !-----1,7dl,s7s $50
/. 1885 $3.50
--1,749oao -4523o
sless 1900
for Sugar and 300 hd found purchasers at full prices Fair
10 fully Fair So to SIC Molasses continued very dull
Prime extremely and prices ranging widely from for
very Inferior As to Good to Choice Rcboiled
FLOUR. There very little inquiry for Flour and the
sales did not exceed 1900 barrels embracing $50 snperfne
several lots S. S. 21s Sc 2J about 200 bbs Fancy
1T Sc 80 p Dbl.
CORN Prices were lower and we noticed sales of 1000
sacks Mixed 1000 Mixed Yellow at 4950e and COO
very Inferior 40c Also Friday 1900 sacks Selected Yellow
ut &c Il hushel. F &c. =
further decided advance took place. with sales of
900 sacks Ohio river in three lots at So 100 at 81 57 Kentucky
523, and 200 Prime Illinois, from store at SIC u bue
PROVISIONS There only retail business doing in
Pork ut SCI for Mess or Bacon q casks Sides
O1z for Ribbed and lie for Clear unusually active
with sales of 542 erces and 467 bbls Prime, party
liza and $50 erccs Choice at the advanced of 12c
WHEAT The only large lot the lcvee 2437 Prime
brought the advanced rate Of 81 40 q bnsEe
WIIskEY Rectihed quoted dull no sales of i'm
pcrance reported
NAVAL STORES We noticed sales Of 60 barrels Spirits
Turpenne about 32c and 45 barrels No Rosin 81 20
(aSl IS 2 barrel.
STAR CANDLES. "A sale of 100 boxes Proctor and Gam
ble's made at 2Gc q u.
COFFEE. We did not hear Of sale.
EXCHANGE. Very little doing
Sterling and no.
51lZ5. d5l l65i dollar.
New York sixy-dny bills 1S0ll1Z p ct dis.
Sight checks on New York Ii ct. DIS. @par.
FREIGIITS. Dull, and no engagement reported
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Observation-Disclosures PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
fss dsg an$s1 aauh eo
sent either partner will sign the name
orleans. 5sy 1876 5 5se q d hSH5SWs
W. g ,ssass 4 III g, Tao Is. m = Fl
aos ostron viii continue the business under hE
New orleans july 5fG q BURROWS easisr stss i
CtOPARTNERsFHIp-FR AND AFTER TINS
and hhS aTs gfsS ~ G nsls z
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New Orleans. July i. 1856 'i'oAt1 jy2 i'm
WILLIAM IL A. e, GSoN SyE REE1REs THIS DAY
pne e I coRyEk and vi Js r9na3S Y
an5 III sye associated with them SAMUEL
New Orleans, June 30, 1856. jy2la
NOTICE MR.. DUFF GREEN, OF E1CKsBURG
Mississippi becomes partner in orr house this day
New Orleans. July l, 1856. VI Sna
G5 Ms da5ysa RAwLNs DUN
July 1856 ~ ~ y EYE Z i$5sAytrss,
DEB
LOGAN, succeed the late firm Of Rawns Duncan ( CO.
Fl h Rnseis RssfSs GSEGaX Es
lied to quidate the business eftheir predecessors
5uly1, 1856. I Gn j: W. RsHFf GoSAs, j..
On retiring from the Commission Business take great
e RaS5s my thanks to he the
call te card Of successors Messrs Duncan
fa ana solicit for them s&T " Ct E9 fTsEs
az !s the n W
consent The business will be The same name
w. st,
NOTICE-AuGs. r. MONTGOMERY AND JAS. A.
~ WHITE have become partners In commercial fn
W, & j. MONTGOMERY.
DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsH1p.
med o ssEssn a gna as
solved BY s own Limitation Either will sign
Me-. o.,,, Ma, "a fS6 55St5H CO. Ny York
NOTICE.--THEU UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
casne pa h;: M and viii continue business Smith
COPPER CO ana s~ 40f ansF s al fir SMITH,
~. o,. ~, -. E5 z2 I S3S HiFsa5 &
gai STxbF Fo oE e. @uE Ef r T1s DAY
New Orleans Jan. /, 1856. STANTON 4 co.
A. Dealers in ICE Business Office Nos Il and I'd x
Tive large Ice bepots s. Thomas street Ice Houses head
Nf A e b EsS NJ NJ Railroad M
opposite the Passenger Saloon New Orleans, ianl I'm
CoPARTN RSHIP.--THE UNDERSIGNED
hs purppse n on
General Commission, Sugar and Cotton Factoage business
z5bHsR R Il SE SzHbnss.
~ Office, Ne. Il ST Louis street.
New Orleans LIST December, 1856 d5tf
NOT1CE-WILLIAMs,5 BATHURST & CO., HAVING
she 's Sss Ts sHe
B nsh The G 5 o and Commission
~ - ~ :. - #iEEr1 Hh SffHSnsr.
New Orleans, june J, 1856 ie9 imd&W
NJOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
BE- @ er & nde5 e fran
Cotton and Sugar Facoage and General Commission
in this city, 81 - l. R : 5EszE:
New Orleans, March l. 1856 ALI w3m
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