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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

Tu& VALLEY FAHNuH, st. Louis appears
on the LIST Of January in a new dress and
much enlarged. 1t is now behind none Of
the agricultural papers in tac country as res.
poets size and ncatncss aud is ahead Of mos,
of the western agricultural journals as re-
ga,ds useful, practical contents. 1t is The
agricultural paper of the Mississippi Valley,
81 4 year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

". y. LArsuAw, former editor Of che
Espu5iicaa, at Paris, Ill.,, and for number
of years assistant secretary OF the Illinois
senate, has been appointed route agent on
the Illinois Central Il. r., between Sandoyal
and bloomington. Lat. is glorious demo
cra,, u stirring good fellow, and will make an
Efficient and faithful officer,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

TIM GoyEpSoR's llousg.wARMlNG. Last
evening the Governors new mansion was
thrown open to very large company of in.
vited guests, including many distinguished
strangers now here in attendance upon the
Courts. In all respects, the entertainment
WAS complete, and got up in n style of great
magniticence-Goy, Ma,tcson and his excel.
lent lady doing the honors OF host aud host.
ess with their wel.known hospitality. With
supper, music, dancing and promcnadng, the
the party passed off in most delightful
manner, -SpriSafeM Jo0radl M.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

RrrTcEE WITH EsGLASD.- Under date Of
january ith, the Herald Washington cor.
respondent tcIesraphs. 4 strong impression
rrevadse political circles, that our relations
with Great Britain are threatening, and scii.
Gus apprehcnsious are felt and expressed by
many Senators, several Of them in the con.
filence Of the administration, Of an early
rupture between the two governments.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

CALDWELL PARpoNED We learn by yes
tcrdays Chicago journal, that Gov. Matteson
has pardoncd .. 4. Caldwell, recently sen
fenced to one year in the peniten,iary for en-
bcz2lins funds of the Chicago 4 Burlington
X. T., while conductor upon the road
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

The Indiana democratic state convention
elected a delegation to the national conycn'
ton in favor of Mr. Bright for President
The Ohio delegation is said to favor Mr.. Bu.
,.hnnnm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

ROBBERY. Mr. Corcoran, of Champaign
county, was robbed near Danvillc one night
last week of $500, by some Williams who
threw dust in his eyes while he was in bed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

MARRiED-ln the town Of Waltlam, on the 10Th
inst, by Il, Young, Esq, Mr. WV. MOoRt and Miss Ma.
LINDA EAEEr, all OF La Sale co.
At Ncrmilionvic, Dec. 10Th, by J. W Wood ESQ
Alr. THOMAS STEWART and Miss ELIZA MoEnEAp.
by the same, Jan. 81, ut the residence e. Mr. Irles
near Cedar Point, Mr. GEoRGE Ru and Miss SoruA IL.
CLES.
- NY The same Jan 10Th, at the same place. Mr.. JAMES
HARRitr aud Mss SARAH JAM INGIES.
Dillon Thursday, January 18th, after Hines, Of
"E' ohNs, CHARLES KEENAN, son of lTu and Margaret
smith, aged years, F1nouths, aud IL days,
I.t. savior called his lamb--hc heard and obeycd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

ny. LuuisLArunr.-Tho New York Legs
la,urc on Monday succeeded in cIccting Or
vile Robinson, administration democrat,
speaker Of the house, after two weeks ballot
ing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
ia Sale Co. Agricultural. horticultural
mud industrial Snciniv.

ME annual meeting Of the la sale County hgricltu.
s raj, horticultural and Industrial Society for the
choice of officers, &c will be be held the Court House
IN Ottawa ON Saturday, the III day of February next at
| O'Clock T. NJ
The Executive Committee will meet at 10 o'clock 4.
NJ, same day by order.
Jan 10 WIN NJ. TRUE Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
Congress.

Ihc Banks men stand firm, and ovince
determination to stand to lin to "the las
I day in the afternoon" With one or tw,
democrats and a few Fuller men, however
symptoms were manifested Of an inclination
to break from the phalanx, and vote fol-
, Clngmans resolution, which he offers regu
larry every day, to elect by plurality
which would be equivalent to declaring
Banks elected, unless all opposed TO him
could instantly fuse on a new man. In view
Of these symptoms another democratic
caucus was held on Monday evening, when
tho pledge was renewed al, round to stick 10
Richardson.
By way Of passing time, and adding 2est
10 the duh routine Of mere voting, Mr.. Xol.
hkoiler, offered resolution, which was
adopted, requesting the candidates for the
Speakership 20 define their positions on the
leading questions ofthc day, and last Friday
seems To have been spent in hearing the an.
swcrs of the candidates to such interrora.
tories as members were pleased TO propound
Mr.. Richardson first replied lie said in
voting FOR the Kansas Nebraska bill hc inten.
ded thai the people Of the territory should
decide the question ofslaycry for themselves,
and he was in favor Of admitting them with
or without slavery. lie had said that sla
very would not go there, but never ui,.- :
that as reason why he voted e.. a.. en-
as to The constitutional. - a. Nv, ,,iv '''' ,
io u.s. ~ - tvr the principle as appli.
e. - oGr Mexican acquisitions in q spirit
unjust H. i,..ay,,rr,t, ,' s., -.,'. .,
torial bill Ia lis Indictment ,hoc,,s,;., W.
Jons NOT c,,,,. - "a, constitution
but rrotcrt io,L enI,i"rs - -" Nv w. ''o,,,,,
alike " '''' ''"'''' )
Mr., Banks was ncvt calI,J o,. II, IN
not Ike the Kansas -L.li,y'I ,,, wa
mont ,.r,,.i.., .i,,,,i,,.l .; -
rirlt f. nrot,rt ,rn,,,r, Mn NY ,t'
alike Lut mot nrdparty IN man n t.i;o,'i
the constitution IN III, AN ipgt,rnc,, ~ C.,,,
dom.
Mr. Fuller did NOT rroorl tho To,.s,, In,
Il. nro,y1iiy,. If ,Lr r,,u,,t;,, oc ,.;,l... e.
or slave states Ur r,y,r ,J,,..,>.I A.
If fine Wi,rrr,.,
slavery exists iud. pruI.,. ,r ,Ic c,,,.,;,.,
ton. and CONGRESS lad no ,,.,,cr. f., ,.,,;.ls,..
slavery ir,our.,t Of ,},.,.,,it.,...
Nr. p.uripo,ap declined ,a ar',,,. ,.,.
tons until his rr9.pug,, Of an ,,..,.., ....
proved.
,lr. Barkads'r as.rl Mr. p,,.ls. .r,..,,
rogy q member Of ibnE \ r.r,,g ,
In favor Of the abolition If .Is,.,,. -. ,,a
District Of Columbian n, ,.,.,',.:i 80 ,'''
mote the copall,y Of n. ,,l,il. ,,.I XXX
races by lrri-l,tior, ,r. ,n, ~. C,,..r ~,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

Col L. Il, Doyle, l, 5. Marshal for the
Territory of Nebraska, was killed on the Sd
inst, by accidentally falling downa stairway
in hotel at omaha city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
Illinois Items.

/ Brs on FmE.-At Bloomington. las,
week, while an omnibus had stopped in
front OF hotel, the driver having gone in
to warm himself, a camphene lamp ex-
, pioded, setting the bus on fire and frirhten.
ing the horses SO that they dashed oil at n
furious gait, traverSing the principal street ,
and then taking across the open prairie the
bus following at their heels like bl,z;nr IN
met. They finally brought up some four
miles from the city, not much hurt, but the
bus burnt 10 tbs wheels.
Tho largest ear Of corn in the State is
claimed to be in the possession of Mr.. L. $.
Robinson, Of Chandlerville, near Boards.
town, which shelled out one thousand four
hundred and six grains, or two pints and
three gills. We learn that Mr.. Robinson
intends to save the cob for a well sweep
SMALL PoX Several cases of small pox
have appeared in Bloomington, 50 much
alarming the citizens, that the mryor has
issued proclamation iorbiiding cit.zsns
who have been nursing the afflicted, and
members of families visited by the disease
from appearing in the streets.
The Tor Hirer EJyositor is q ncw pspor
that has risen from the ashes Of the Kone
County Democr1t, at Batavia, III! 1t is
published by Rick & Co., and is hand.
somcly printcaa and ably edited stouach de.
mocra,jc journal
NEWARK Sr4r!gT.-So many new VILLAGES
are growing up all around us that it is al.
most impossible TO keep track Of them.
Less than two years ago piece ofrsw prai.
RE was cut up into town lots on the CHICAGO
and Burlington II. r., near the head Of So.
manauk timber, six or seven miles south.
west Of Oswcgo. II seemed Wild project 10
build up village so far away from the "s,t
Elements but there is 40 end 10 the mira
cIcs wrought by railroads, Newark station
or SnHrirl, as the post Office is called. La.
now population Of about 100, has 100 good
dwellings, four dry goods stores, two dru,
stores, family grocery, harness sh,r a
S hool house and seminary, a livery stable
hotel, two churches, &c. \ larse wareA,ns.
is in process Of erection, and tls rliro.5
company have projected handsome build.
us for passenger and freight depot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

Col. Vim, Bigcr was on Monday elected to
the [. :. Senate 10y the Pennsylvania lcsis-
lature In place Of VI. Cooper, Wing, whose
time has expired.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
what are we Coming TO as Respects


" -', 10y "N"'' pC wei QuillISu 10 reap
the highest advantages the city could afford
; in the central school.
The people thought that this system could
be all carried out; that is, that the neccs-
sary buildings could be provided and all the
: schools mate free for three years, and the
whole expense to the city not exceed $50, coo,
, and that this sun could be raised in three
years by an additional tax Of one per cent.
But our beard Of education have changed
the plan without the advice or consent of the
people, and will, at the end of the first wear,
have built only two school houses and that
at the enormous cost Of nearly $4,000. To
build five such buildings and make the
schools in them free for three years, will
cost near $50, 000 and then the additional
expenses of maintaining these schools viii
be from s., coo to $1,000. Now where viii
the money come from to pay this extra
$4,000? 1t must Of course be raised by
taxation. The citizens of Ottawa then will
have before them the prospect of five or
six and perhaps moro years taxing at one
per cent. additional for school purposes,
DO We need such buildings? Is it GOOD
economy to build in this manner 1t g
committed Chat these rycs,ut br",5,,.,,. ,..,,
acco,a,poia,, tga..-.-ssr--. each bo,,, .
rctrcr 500
,crd s.boo, ,,1 aro,,. ,.,..,., 80. :.
inst one.trirl IF o,r ro,,,l,,;oa .a5 onn
roo,,',tio, 70 H., renn r.',u .,,.l. ,,;r.l;,.,..
vou,l s,fsco c,- 81 ~, ,I,ill..a -
ori Of ,o,r, l., a.. ,i,.. r,,
s,1l,. s,fJ ,,.o,,,,. ,,,.. .l,,,, a.. ,'.t..
If tIo cbi,lr,, Of s,f,,rlo ~, T., 5r,,,
s.lo,, ,,oro,. ,.;,r .,,.,I .,l,,Gl 4, r,.
calculation. al'owing that one-third our uopu.
la,ioo are children Grss than lT0u and three
Gl,rtbs will attend school 0a5,l two lyi,l-
inns alone would be sufficient 10 grc.r,a,-
date nearly every cA.,l in the civ that could
attend school.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
TO Boot & Shoe Makers,

NlyEhayo just received the largest stock of Lasts,
w Boot Trees, Boot Crimps, Crimp Irons &c, ever
brought to THIS market consisting Oi Mems Boy's and
Youths Cali, Kip, aud Soga Lasts Women's, Misses,
and Chilrcn's Lasts Of all descriptions Meu's Boys
aud Youths Root Trees
Also, large stock Of Innings, Findings, aud Bind.
inrs French English, aud American Cali, Kip Upper
aud sole Leather, always hand nj No. iiossack'a
ulock, Dec : VI, II, PRESCOTT co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

I OSr, somewhere between Freedom and Ottawa, on
the old road east Of the plank road, ON Thursday,
the I0ih INST, SHEEP SKIN POCKET BOOK, contain
bills. Banks not rcCulcctrd, and about 80 cents in
Change, with other papers NJ value to me only. A re.
ward OF - will hc paid Tor the the pocket book
to the subscriber, at the Freedom T. o. raNing
II at Mr.. Nattingers store, OF this Office, in Ottawa
Jan l2-lm PATRICK BRADY,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
PEEIsENDE.OEI.

Dl o. :. FOWLER, cNpoundel and applied TO human
lie and its laws, at the Ottawa Court House shtr
day evening, Jan. 10Th, Phrenoogy It's principles
proofs, groups, aud faculties. Free
Sabbath evening, l3th.--rhe model group tod
future state rewards and punishnens, depraNity &c,
discussed phrcnOlogicAlly
Monday. -Seli.improvement, education, memory, ana
management of children. Leafs l.'e
Tuc,,lny-Marimony, or love, selection, courtsml,
ond married life full Of home truths. Seats l2H.
Wednesday, at > l.. M.-Maternity aud female peritc-
ton Illustrated by mannikin models. Seats % cents to
women only.
AT T. sensuallty, and the creative economies also H.
lustratcd, To men only. Seats - cts Closing with
public examination
Thursday professional declarations of character aud
charts with ful written opinions, and advice touching
health avocations arrangements VI children, scli.m-
provement, faults marriages, etc, etc, and works Tor
sale, day and evening. Call Ut once, far his stay is
short--at his rooms at the Mansion House. Jan
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

The l'tra CiroHjc}e is. we believe, the on
ly paper in Illinois cut of Chicago, that is
sufficiently wanting in selfrcspect to stand
up for the Georgia wildcat banks, and this
is the way it does it
MARKETs.-lt will he seen by our market
reports that we are quoting pork at $3.50.
These quotations are low, anu We have no
word OF encoura cement to offer, for we hear
the tendency is still downward. So much
for the war upon the currency; double
damnng financially is the just reward Of
those who without remorsc plunge into this
reckless and soulless havoc. Grain is gradu-
ally declining sales few and buyers difdent
the stony walls OF this fearful crisis are
gradually approaching each other-what the
degree Of pressure will be il is now difficult
TO calculate.
The author Of such an article deserves ei-
Their whipping or straight jacket, If his
object is TO Brighten farmers into taking red
dog and wild cat for their produce he is a
knave; if he really believes the prices of farm
products in Illinois are adversely affected 10y
the present efforts of business men and the
press to rid the country Of q vicious currcr-
cy and substitute a better, ne is fooli
Every school boy knows, that the price Of
grain pork, &C., in Illinois is regulated by
the price at the leading ports the Gulfand
Atlantic. When wheat is worth $500 in
New York, il is worth 81 60 Or thcrcabouts in
Chicago; corn at so in New York is 6O--in
Chicago, 50 in Ottawa, and so on to the end
of the catalogue. Prices IN Chicago "tcud
downward.' Very true; and so they do in
New York and Liverpool. Pork within
month has fallen s. in New York, wheat 60
cents, and corn 80. But is not the exact
winter proportion of former years maintain
ed between prices in New York and Chica-
go: and does any sane man pretend that the =
Outbreak a-qinst swinding currency in Il.
linos has .aectcd prices in New York or Ii.
yerpoo': The truth Of the matter is, that
all the grain, beef, and pork bought in Chi.
cago is bought to 90 cas.-to Rochester, Ca,
NADIA, or New York, 70 pay for it, either
eastern exchange equivalent TO specie, or
good eastern money is sent to Chicago; but
at Chicago, instead Of allowing tic specie o,
eastern money to 90 among the farmers, it
is grabbed up by the wild cat bankers, and
exchanged for their accUrsod trash at 90 to
% cents on the dollar, and the latter impos-
ed on the farmer. hus not dollar is ad-
led to the amount Of money in circulation
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

The Bloomington Flag says lady while
drawing water few days s!nce, slipped and
fell into u well, thirty feet deep, head fore
most She managed to get her head above
water and calling for help, was rescued
without any serious injury, though some.
what bruised
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

The number of patents issued during the
year 1850 was laiG, being the greatest num-
Der ever issued in any one year before.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
TO TAX COLLECrORS.
Wild Cat Arguments.

We have just printed and for sale az this
Office lot of Blank Tax Receipts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
Land for Sale.

TNiE northeast qcartcr of sec u, in township 49,
l range cast containing 1872 acres Tile land lies
ia the town ol Dayton, about miles north OF Ottawa
II Is excellent unmproved prairie, aud would MAKE
good grain or stock farm Enquire o the subscriber, or
Jan ~ .,n JNO MORRIS.
q REWARD will be paid for the return OF a scarf to
~ the subscriber lost last New ear hlEIt' on la
SIN, n red up,r, II,u ig.gNI T. H. IIONT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
u. Il. HAITIAN Az,

a E postponed ill saturday ntNt, the 10Th inst, In
II gagrncns IN Chicago preclude the possibility Of htS
lcrturug in Ottawa ills and the following evenings,
advertised. Jan IL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

hOCTOR MCNAMARA, homGopathistarA
- elccrH-r, Il now prepared To receive pa
ucnis IN MS Office, over Phelps store. south side
OF the square.
Of-l.adirs ave requested TO remember that all
'a'"' Ii private nature wl.l be attended to on
tuesdays, Thlrsdlys, and SATURDAYS.
ton. rrins
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

TIE WESTERN EyrEErnIzE is the name Of
new family newspaper the publication of
which was commenced with the New Year
At Chicago, Ivy L. PORTER Little. lti5g got
up on the Plan Of the Sa'Tjay Courier,
Phi}adCphu Post, and papers Of that sort,
is as large as either of the papers
named, and in manner ana matter better
adapted to western readers. Price s. q
wear in advance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
Ef3:;Es'issg.

f1ltE subscriber !, keeping boarding house at the Ho-
= nut, stone building, ou Ia sale st., opposite the
alst Church, ad solirits patronage H. /, prepared
20 take day hoarIrrs we'll as furnish board and
lodging |Itn .. iVi LEVI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19
siilu;,siOi, Wanted.
Pref. -. .. EOWIcr's E.ecsurcs

wy NNIED-a situation as hoo, keeper clerk, in
w store or warehouse. The best references can h,
given. Addry-- box 80 Ottawa Post office. jaul24w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

1SDIAXA WORCESTERSHIRE following is
the ticket put in nomination hy the Indiana
Democratic Convention on tie S,h inst
For Governor, Ashbcl =. Willard, of White.
For Lieutenant Governor, John {. Walker,
Of Laportc.
For Secretary of State, Daniel Mcclure,
Of Morgan.
For Auditor Of State, John W. Dodd, Of
Grant.
For Treasurer Of State, AquiIa Jones, of
Bartholomew.
For Attorney General, Jos. T.. Mcdonald,
Of Montgomery.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
William {. La,rabee, of Putnam
For Clerk of Supreme Court, William B,
Beach, of Boone.
For Reporter of Decisions Of Supreme
Court, Gordon Tanner, Of Jackson
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

WurSciNcS, Ills.
Particular attention paid to diseases Of the Eye
LIZ Nm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-01-19

W INUT9UNy Wo!NIhS OI INsI WeVk, rs TIC
\. VI. freight train was going to Alton on
the Tyrre llaute and Alton Railroad. and had
nearly arrived At Do'scy's Station, about IF.
teen miles from Alton, it met with terrible
accident by the breaking of one of the
wheels of the truck supporting the locomo-
tive, 10y which the engine was thrown from
the track, and five men killed by one of the
freight cars running upon the engine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

to Ward Saunders IIunt29 Do Robson Allea25 81
Buehannon Carroll keo-9 Hemmngway Fredlandsr 6co7
Oakley nawkins6 Cleveland Brothers &ce5 Hewitt. Nor
tai SIS bales cotton
m Yaseo Bellelll bales cotton 70
PinckaId &eo-lO9 do Nelson &co Cleveland Brothers
Levi, cot Robson Allen-is wsiksr acoMs to
Redg Roberts Tslo Kneg 1eol to Watt Nobe
Mobey-l Dbl mo!asses Neson kco2 mdse j Burn
BAY Subsistence Laurel 3hhds sugar 10 Nc
Gee-30 do Rqtchferd-2l do Cammsck squifes Wesis
GORDON jr-5 bales DeBlane SOM Do wool Blau
hhds sugar and 10 bbs molasses. 4 ~ o.
LOUIsVILLE-steamer D Newcomb-3s7 pkgs stoves to
sundres Hurley &eoil Kegs butter to Adams IF bis
butter bags Ho,5e Gayle Asoo
Sr. sssr 9s a 81 1s
bagging Smith HaddensOo Brady German xco-loo
Vanculnl6 bales cotton Bradley Wilson aeoT sks corn to
Jas Turner'S bales II htds tobacco Domel673 bags Of
1924 bulk meat bbls meat cks oats
tobacco McGregor Howay 6coSseO rope Rogers
eo6 d VIM sks ESbsr.son II
bb1s hssds Hea GhsmsI7 2lS ptgs Adams e1prs,
Se,eton5 eis bacon q bis WHISKY 25 Do aour Martin ow
Ss ok? g
&eo-s6 Perkins dcosundries ordeTota So hhds suga
WETuMPKAseamer Nontgon,ery-277 bales cotton Tsrl
ton, Whiting Tulls SO do Cummings Stewart aco3o do t.
tsFfE cs
Cummings Stawart dco-l4 do Morton &co-9 DO ID bale
Do mdseW Lstehford aco-s rolls leather 10 hides Redsi
Roberts Terril-ls bbs val st9rss May heos. do
Smith Hayden--26 pkgs marble Richards-l do mdsc J
HYDE Eco-sUndres OFder-Total 81 htdr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-24

BJLOXIsehr Adee30 900 feet lumber 10 s Phillips-
280OO do 10 Merit. Mcconnell
BAYOU BAEBARY-schr High Waser-z0o 900 fees lumber
TO order }5 -,a 545Ssb3 5$.&.a. s}g &5Gs }aa445
BOEFoUCA--schr Perse vancs-600 bbs sand TO order,
Rr1OxI--schr Yankee Gal-lEmber to order.
i. BILOXI-schr Buck Boy--30 cords wood to order f
LAKE CATHERINE-schr Awsndus-70o bbla shells order
CoFIEGT0E-schr Laura-35,0 900 bricks to order III
- BILOxI-schr r II Hoogn-Lmber wood etc TO order
PASCAGoULAschr Marie Louse20, 600 feet lumber to
Fash Gco. 5 @IEG
PEARL R1VER-schr Eliza Ann-3o cords wood to order
" HORN IsLAND--schr Aegan-500 bbs sand to G Stow
,g5*51.. "a. tsz =
HORN IsLAND--schr syphde5oo bb1s sand to g Stow.
art. rs s-.fs3 Y Fey
BAY ST LOUIS-schr Oregon---ss0 cords wood order.
BILoXI-scr CaforniaS0 Oa0 lumber FELTON, Burgess
z PENsACOLA-schr Josephine-Iumber to j n Pike,
BoNFOUCA-schr IIberty-umber to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Concords-lumber to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-24

There has but little doing bank notes tor the
past week We continue quotations. In coin the
tons have been tmasay the sales Of about 600 Mexican
dollars within the range of quotations The receipts the
week have been $3.50 from Tampico Mexican dollars
dull and almost nominal.
Land have experienced heavy decline The pas
through Congress Of bill granting millions Of Of
the for railroad purposes Iowa and Minnesota has
startled buyers and Dealers and prices nominal They have
fallen, learn "A cents per Lobby members in and
about Washington keep better what Congress
is doing they will have opportunities for speculation
We usual weekly quotations Of coin and
bank notes, which those Of II. Aferrell & Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-24
Shipping yntelligeute.

SATURDAY May q, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship John Milton, Mclean for Liverpool Whitney &co
Ship Harvest Queen Horton for Liverpool Baxter Lowell
Bremen bark Anna Delius Hattendoh, for Bremen,
Bernard Rock
Bark Archer Lewis for New York, Creevy i Farwel
Spanish brig Antoineta Ferris Barcelona Pablo Gelp
British schr Mary Stevens for Belize Honduras Ave