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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
kansas Matters.

The opposition press continue their efforts IN
the manufacture Of Kansas oairages. They
have now become tolerabIy expert and with
lev strokes Of the pen, demolish paper towns,
and cruelty murder hundreds Of people who
never had an existence. The following is
about ~ perfect a specimen Of this kind oil
wholesale massacre ~ we have seen. IL has
appeared both In the Times and M'nne'otran.
accompanied with the usual "shrieks.
sr iscis, sept. lo.--Os. hundred more Free Stats
driven out Of Kansas, srnysi here this morning
vs handrst tr-s s's's families s'ash' refuge at 70"
Eighty Srss sss.. mon, women and ehilarsn ~sr.
ausdsssd BY the Pro slavery parry 90 wednesday, !"
strsnssrs crssh, 10 Kansas
One hundred men driven from the Territory,
five hundred families seeking refuge at the
Fort, and the murder Of eighty men, women,
| and children "at Stranger creek, is about as
tremendous six line Outrage" ~ We have ev-
er seen. II 10 q Lerieet sumner. The number
Of votes this outrage is good for, we really
cant say. Where's DsLAHAY I've believe he
Ass got hack to town, This is in his line hs
can tell TO traction. how much this the la
test X ansas outrage will benefit Black Re
publicanism.
The -. Louis krrs, although given some
what to the marvellous, az regards Kansas
thinks this outrage may be- called "a pilin
Of il on isstis tostnountsinous." We thisk SC
too. Although our Black Republican contem
porares here in ST. Paul. may have more aeon
rate information, the ~. Louis and Kansas pa
pers assert the whole story is an unmitigateJ
rascally. and vIlsinous lie that it is. in fact
II FnrAosr electioneering document.
What huniliating spectacle it is, to behold
= political organization seeking power by such
coatempnb, mcans The difficulties 10 X ASA:
are relied on 10 elect FRsnosr, and not being
sufficiently horrible in Themselves, statement,
arc manufactured in printing Offices, and sent
over the country, wherever u telegraph wr,
penctrates, narrating murders by the hundreds
asd housciburnIngs and explosions from ,h,
TERRITORY innumerabe. The truth comes out
OF cour@, alter time, but the conscientiou,
lcirculators Of the lies never think of giving Il
the reintation that circulation which the out
ragcs secure. Shame upon such lying knaycs
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She Ols. world.

The news from Europe 10y the late steamers
does not possess any grcn, interest. The most
exciting topic, Is the ANNOUNCEMENT of n grow.
rug ilseling between the English and Frcsch
governments, in ricrencc TO the affairs VI
Spain. This is occa.iomd by alleged intrric-
rcncr, % the par, Ut the wrench Emperor In
the internal affairs oi the Kingdom,
Most alarming rumors of thu serious llurss
ii the Emperor NAPOLEON have been widely
circulated in France ever sinor his departure
from Paris for plombiees and The fact Of his
not having taken any part IN the tr,es OF the
18th 81 August. together with his speedy ~
turn to retirement u, BiMritF. after soJosru
OF few days at Paris has given ir,sh color
and consistency TO theg reports. II Is 'aid
that his malady is sct,enlng of the spinal
marrow. producing u, times u loss Of his mental
faculties, and the indulgence el tho mos, cS-
raVagant Authorizations. 4 recent artirlc in
the leading column u the Ceaaam loaasi CON
cerniug the supposed madness OF Socrates,
maintaining tina, the superstition MAS unbound,
ed hecau~ many great anil ~sse men believed
IN Visions aud supernatural agencies without
oeiny mad. has been Construed by many as an
attempt on the par, OF the sem, official journal
Ia account for the strange iancies which the
Emperor !. said to entertain That the Emps
ror has somc mala,iy OF a dangerous character,
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A Parallel Case.

AS well might Congress say to the Suprem,
Court. says the Detroit Free Press, as con
dition Of making an appropriation for the pay
ment tor the salaries of the judges, that the
Court shall interpret such law in such d
manner while the law remains upon the s,a,ut,
book unmo'lIiied, us to say to the Senate and
Executive ssch and such things must be done
in Kansas az condition of granting supplies
for the support Ct the army The attempt, in
one case, 10 control the free and constitutional
action OF the Court would be no greater and
more alarming than. in the other, 70 iistrac,
the deliberations Of u coordinate branch of the
Legislature, and ahridc- the preroea,iyes Of
the President
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INTERESTING TRIAL AT ALroN An inter
estng trial was concluded at Alton las, Sa,ur
day. (which attracted considerable attention
Rev. Mr.. CARROLL, u Catholic Clergyman, wa,
charged by a woman narnel MARY II MILTON
with being the father of the child with whicl
she was at the time pregnant The woman
was the only witness. and her evidence was con
Trajectory, and evidently FALSE The defenc,
proved that the woman was lewd woman and
that her charge on the priest was an attempt
to eStor, money. lie was therefore discharged
BY the Magistrate, and e1culpa,ed from the
charge by the universal sentimen, OF the citi.
zehs Of the place
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" lse PO1ley.

II i. Understood that the orders Of TIE War
Department 10 Gen. SMITH, commanding in
Kansas scqusipt him that Il ia the psTpc~s Of
the President 10 scesr him oil the force necss
ssry to maintain order and suppress isssrrec-
ton. and that no military operation shall be
carried on 10 Kansas otherwise than under his
instructions and orders. Hence he - instructed
moi 10 permit the employment. Of militia Or
any armed bodies Of men. unless they have
been regularly mustered into the service Of the
United states
Thee orders, il carried out, and we have no
doubt they will be, will prevent the inHoduc-
ton Of armed bodies u irresponsible Issn into
the Territory. II il is necessary 10 employ
militia 10 aid the Uuited States forces IN enfok
cling rsuce. they will, in the first place he reg
ularIy mustered INTO the service and subject TO
oil the rules and regulation. Of the regular ar.
my
The despatch to Gov. GxAxy, informs him
that he Is expected by the President TO pre-
serve order and bring To punishment NIL perp.
TRAITORS Of acts Of violence. and to suppress oil
attempts to kindle civil war 10 the Territory.
The Mrnnssot,on, with it, customary habit
Of ignoring sound Judgement and every pretsn.
sion To fairness, when treating OF political op
poDents. attributes IA the President, IN calling
upon the Governors Of Illisois and Kentucky
for militia, In case Gen Smrru requi~s them "a
quei the disturbances in Kansas motives ol
the mos, disgracefal character. Just hear tbe
sapient Niger worshipper
| "Why 10 remote Ksnt8sky Instead % nsshbsftna
tewa .ele I,sd the state fom whence this regiment
u CON. simply because th'ss .lsvs-tr-ssins ssA
slave dsias ytsnts that hos rule the sasos dare not
s.l III. men u Free Io-. tc help them accomplish theft
bslI,ah ssis 10 ksasss
psssias ~ ;ss.. 1isteglsnl, Evw Eat wade
public, that President PiERcE h s"slsve breed
or" we would state that the reason IL very OBJ
vioua why the President called upon the Gov
ernors Of Illinois and Kentucky, (you omit to
mention illinois, for militia Those States ars
troubles than either Missouri OF Iowa. upor
whom WI suppose the M'nnesof,an would hav'
the President call tot militia and. ~ conss
quencc their inhabitants arr not 40 excited Il
regard TO the disturbances in the Territory
The pie Of both Missouri aud Iowa hav'
mixed themselves up with the troubles in Kan
: sar aud their presence in that Territory, In
stead Of tending 10 alIay the difficulties, woult
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ss he Gts 60 be President,

Judged by the single response given by FRs.
mont to the question put by Mr.. Cook, wbe,h
er he was Catholic or not, NJ honest or right
Judging man will say he is a 1T man TO be
President. What was that answer We quote
1t ~ hare 10 frame my r,pi'e, 70 az 10 get tie
tots Of bah. Ne mus soy as I'M, about
the matter a. possible, and manage ME h,ng the
best irdg trs an 80 q, 10 ,sruy, tie so,s. Of both
s,d,, 90
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l Gold aud SILVER Product OF California.


The San Francisco Cyontcie Of the 4th ul-
timo published the statement Of gold and silver
bullion exported ioom san fancisco to foreign
ports from the LIST OF January, 1854. TO the
10th Of June, lsjC. According 10 this state
ment the total amount exported is 81 | $50, 700
for thirty months sl,667,l7s Wa shipped in
1854 81, 309 ,035 in 1855, and s,3063,4s. from
January lst to June 30th, 1886 The state
ment of treasure shipped by steamers to the At
lantic States, commencing January, lisa and
ending June, 1886, shows the following fig.
ures; Shipped in 1854, s4j,GGG,3 S9. in 1858,
S37, sCl ,33g, and in 1856, s20,.0l, 72i. Ac-
cording 10 these official figures the total ship
ment Of uncoined anil coined gold and silver
from the port o; San Francisco to the Eastern
and Foreign ports
daring tbe year 1854 vas........... 81, $50 SIT
shipmsnt duriog the year 1853 ....,..... Aooo,s74
sbIp~sni Tor the hr-i sir months Of leS6 % 7os2ii
Total shisnsni for and half years siI5 l4s ie2
To this statement must be added the ship
ments by other sources, Of which no entry is
made by the Collector OF Customs, and the ag-
gregate yearly drain Of treasure will amount to
at least S5O,0O0,OOO.
The Chronicle also publishes u statement Of
the quantity and value Of all the American
quicksilver exported from San Francisco from
the LIST Of January, 1854, to the 30th Of June,
1856, inclusive
Total value exported In 1854 ............. ts5s 81
Total vslne exported Ia 1855 .....,...... 80 al
| Total value exported for the hr,t sI months
Of 1873 .. a1I ,ss3
Total for thirty mosihs 81, ss5 sol
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There arr at this time in Illinois, stumping
n, pro,.s. c.s. p,..L,rr;d,o ~ Cos
-
seymour 'ohn an hure"' oooo' o' AmDams'
f'ns'ton, OF kentucky, John L. dawson Dan
iel l. Dickinson. Col Black, Of Pennsylvania.
q A Do,yIs. and o,bsru of ls.x,., no,s n,
:,
-" '~~'"
The Fillmore State Convention met in Co
,u,nbu. Ohio a, IN. ,o,h I, w.. ,.,,.,v a,
49,. -, .,,,'.s,-.,., 80 "
''"'a ""u "p'y "'''''S~" Wy a. oo"r' hAhH',
S0N, ". W SrASnERRy aud others A full
State ticket was nominated ar 10000 votes
pl,.loed IN liz .uppor, Mr. nrp., wa.
also nominated for Congress ,a tLc Franklin
District and says he can bent Saw GALLOWAY
IL he cannot heat SAN COZ Fillmore sp,ak.
ers are now TO take the stump aud lay the
foundation for n permanent National. Anti.
Democratic marty Throughout the State.
RufVs 'hoAft ahdfesscd The following letter
To Democratic meeting held at concord IN
'he 'th instant
Dr,u sin o,,b, N have thsnLsJ vou
'sAn I,a ""en, 70 na'e .oanken you
bu, nnmerm,4 rnyncraen,s have hInlcrrJ nv.
II viii moi be nrar,sahe far M, IN attend
the m,,,,ng vet conno, refrain from saving
49,, i, so -. -, ..,,s - ~, =,
OF your organized efforts, ~ arr directed 10
.es5s a's, .,a'''r Ia. ,om.',oa''o" "' Hta,es
Jca,Ied than hall . world against n. in arm. :
IN this portion Of your creed. and this cxertion
OF your energies sympathise with yoa with
am your obeiisnt servant,
>, Rrrrs CHoArf:
nav y - ''"'''' 'Sf7 '""'''""''' ~
ten S"orr has declared privately to his
Friends that he cannot support FHrsosr, AID is
has,, ain ,,,..,,n m f.. p,, .I a.
,.,,v ,,., ac,,,;.. tho e.a .nI l..,. 80, -
the mo,,c of tho un;or "
! ne great democratic nlsS meetings recently
h"'" AZ ha'a'""to' ana fon''ac-''h point Of
"""''"rS "''' enthusiasm" without parallel IN
the history u the State--nast satisfy every
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RCEo,Rs N rHx UNrse Sr,rn-The-r {
a'e l30li milcS o, rslrosi in ,hc world. ~
sh'sh uamb~r more thar ha.L VIZ 2. y ,
nilss, ssSeea, 10 encirclc Nith is .-oa =. i.
The ea'ire slot" have b~en cops,rngs 4 n 49,,
soaE'ry. With capital invested NJ SOC
"co In i':S-'.'. 49, 'l.r,y ar.
ihere serc ouly iAse> q ~ Is r.l,.t =.
n. Ir.,.i ~...-- -
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oNE Coop Turn DESERVES ANOTHER
II. CooSg, President Of the Norfolk Wal
Howard Association, teegraphs Mayor " GOD
Of New York that, having noticed the state
mcnt that the yellow fever is prevailing to a
dreadful eSten, at Fort Hamilton. he is author
lied by the ,itizens Of Norfolk 10 ofcr the ser.
vices OF as many eNprienced nurss male or
female ss may he wanted. The Norfolk pco-
pie ARE anxious TO repay the services renbcrcd
by New Workers during the prevalence OF the
plague last summer
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H.uso,ps IN IoS,-Tbe people Of Iowa
" pushing on their railroads With graf ener
gy 90 tn 10th an election was held in keo
slk n de;erminr xheth.r tho city shogld sab
scrlte ~ The roads. which resulted thus
For the heosas Fort De- MoiaeS and Mn
a'so'a Road, ! 500 Against u. -
For the Fori Madison AM M4sca,.ne R1ad
l.-Q-. Aga.tsi T. q
Ili. rote show, a. almost gBAaimo'.s snt
-'sri n .4yo, 81 'he rlads. AL il worthy 81 al
pra.so hcosnk to1~i 20 20 ahead u'a
Of .u' -nr,S-
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Land offices Opc ned.

The acting Commissioner Of the General
Land Othce' in answer 10 recent Inquiries, gave
under date OF thu Bird inst. the following list of
land Ofiices open in The Nerthwest
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>fISrsn PoS7Ass fNvunrEs- STAMPED
postage onyciores have been in USE in the
p. nnci States about three years The demand
by the 1oVeru neht now reaches 80 900 Gao or
S'It'ooo per annum. la England. according
!" r-'grn reSutly presented to Parliament,
'here were iSsuol during the tn ycars ending
April l>i6, the large samber & -6l2l0oo
stamped postage esvlopes
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The Tehuans-p~c Rouv

]l'" os''"' 'he conir .c,or br the
''-',s " INV carriage ROAD ACT oss the 18th
mus OF Tehuantepec has arrive :, Nov Or.
''""a mat NJ ~ .ngs very favora.
bic accounts Of the ~osr ., r,d. Thirty
rnihS are already compsss i and the entire
road from ocean 10 oceas al :, M ,,s,-ses,,
event occurs, be fini-hsS - -. s-s, q, Ds..r,.
her. \ thousand mes .,.ar.,.,,l, a, wo,k
and the number nigh - s,,,hlsa ~, g., ,ho
limited supply Of tos Ths unit, n,ssen,.
very few difficulties ,hs -, !. 80, az, -
habiants peacsfl ard f-,s,d,v al No ohs,.,
cles or impeding . af go 80 a. -,
encoRnt.rS! '
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THs Lrx<s
tAs.-Among Ia. cases on
" Of the sGpreme Court Of New
Of Virgis -"
knowas -
iAe lemmoa save ca-e. which comes
a, ppeai from the decision which liberated
T. ;h' slaves carried to tina, city by Mr.
SDN
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TsNAs SrArurios.--The Lone Star con
'ains nine'y-ninc ceanties. suppo-ed some
twenty more viii h- organized a, the next So
sion of the Legislature sugar lands in Texas
can he obtAiucd at from thr~ To eight dollars
pr acre. Gave-ton has s,N Thousand popala.
ton San Antonio ~ven thousand IIouston
slx thousand brownsville Eve thoasarl.
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Ihe preseni postmaster at .Ionestosn. Lsbs.
noa couaty, Pa, was APPOINTED asler TaoSA.
JkrFESsoS -AdpinIs'railon. AMI By GlDsoS
GxASGss, then Postmaster General on the
nd Of September. ls0?. lie e no~ eighty.
or years old. AMI dos al the hasins - nm.
~li
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6ALsSA C-sros HoCw Mr M,N>. col
lecto Of customs, ami Mr GSAt r.s,u,a.,r-
al 1Aens' have bSru aPPS4ntol to receive sal
ell proposals tor the site NJ the cis;or Hoase
spl pal oficv, for Which az APPROPRIATION q.
s9oo1' has becu NAB by Caagrsa4 Tie
SITE mus; ro; b. rs thar - D. S,g
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Devsssssss Cesssy Cssvsnties.

The Dsmeesstss vsssss u three Wstis IN tbs Coy 81
~ Psu esd ths dissssa, sIse,ica prsencts ou'sds Of
~ ssty Of saint YssI In ths county Il Ramsey WI
slsst delegates v nss, h. Convention Al the e"a''
Mosss 10 Ne CITY Of &c. PAIL saturday the ~ d.y
Il Oststss, 1884, 81 s'eIoet Ia non'iosie saa
dsasis BE- Cossty Treasurer cosnu c"mo'ssios"r''
C~snss, go three Assessor.
Tls pssslsess Of K,ss lahs, Three Pine Lskss, Can
ssAss, Upper ~ Peal. In~sf ~. Peal, h'noHn' An"
hs. Rsm River No ., Rum Rive, M. ., end Cfow Wing
Oil sssh 10 sssitIsA ~ oas delegate iil" Canada
rsssiasi, toe as.ssssss III. sss"ad ssd fh'' w"d'
10 The CITY sfs Peal I've delegate. s.h, snd The Third
WssA, 10 said city, str dslsss,ss
WIN. MURRAY.
ca CAVE
I,,mse rs,s Csasiy csmsittse
september ssa. 1853
Dsnsesasie District Convention.
TIE Rspressststivs district, composed ID tho ssoo"
ssd Third WARDS IL the CITY ofs, Paul and the Li'u'
Cssads pssoset will slss, asissss. 10 meet in ''fs
Cssvsns,o 81 lbs Court House In the iy 81 ~ Paul. OF
asiasday The Eth Day Of October 1860, at 10 O'Clock
10 asm,sass three candidate. ios the Legislature
rNs psssise,s Of Ries iats, Thrss flns LAAsa AM
CsussiAss, will ssSh bs sa,iiied delegate, Lh
g.asd. ssseipet swe dsissstss the ssssnd Ward In tn
C,,y d H. Pssl i've aeissss., aud tho fhIrd Ware 81
asissasss Z r. CAVE,
RICHARD IRELAND.
J. q. MCLEAN,
D,moe,stlc District Commiites.
September 9sl, 1850
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4 Question 81 Morality.

Will not the editor OF the Minassos aa let US
have some ligh, about President r,racs's
"sla,e brccdipg cpra,ion.' The pattern Of
morality. deceney, ehi'alry. and sobricty. who
pr~ides over that moral journal. was terribly
shocked the other day, b"cauc w qus,cd the
strong hut fgura,ivc, language Of friend in
rryurl TO the Maine election, The editor q
character has lsen disxisssd in various WAYS,
both in the street and in the pspcrs Nr the
past six wears, and everybody acquainted with
him is well aware that his disgusting assertion
in regsni To the President Is strictly in keep
ins with the icpth Of moral and mental deyrA-
dat'on which the hellow has SOUNDED, We, his
hypocrisy aud presumption reaches the extent
Of prrsnm'ng to know what dscrncy is
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Tux Psorussn lINs % CASApiA> srgAs
ssss A meeting was held at Collingwoci On
tho 10Th MI, In wlcrucc TO the proposed line
Of Canadian stearSrs to run between Collny.
wocj AMI the ports OF us lake. The people
IT Colingwcsi showed the desps, interrst IN
ths PROJECT Spirited spsehes ucrr uA.ls ADD
appropriate resolutions adopted Aboa, SO,
900 dollars xss subscribed before the mc~tine
CLOSED and /, Is ssppcsrd that the amount will
be l,adrupiesi beior the ialors OF the canvass.
ing committc- ars hnrshci. lts Toronto
GdS. ays tina, the spirited hehavior N ne
pcopc Vi Coitisvocd has piaced hees,sblrSh
inent u thc line boyopj Aoub'
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Political News.

The GaIena Courier, u Tuesday, sta ed that
. wager II Eve hundred dollars has bees made
10 that city, and the money deposited. that the
snited vote Of FsKsoSr in the States of New
York and Pennsylvania viii be greater than
that Of BccnAsAs. II is understood that
Hon. u. H. WAsHsussg is one Of the contract
ing parties. This wager Is svideDtly based %
the opinion that New York will 20 for FRs
MONT and Pennsylvania Tor BrcsAsAs.
Ho.AcE GREELEY don't ecIn to think the
Maine election @ttlcs the Presidency Owxss
does, bat prophecy ia his Jors. HosAcr, 10
the Tribune Of the lth. holds forth thus
look q MANS y exclsim, smosg stbsra,
that mistaken aud misleading class who cherish
and propagate the Illusion that the tri-
umph Of Free X An.as and Fremont is beyond
contingency.
H0sAcx then goes on 10 argue that. IRON
present appearances. II will b. impossible "a
carry, for the Republicans, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
The Democrats Of Massachusetts, held theiI
State Convention Of Springfield. on the 10th
1000 delegates attended, h. ID. BsAcH wsI
rominsted for Governor, and CALEs STrryos
Tor Lieut. Governor. Strong resolutions wer'
adopted.
The Freuon,ers have not even nominated 81
electoral ticket 10 Pennsylvania and for Stat'
officers, they support the Know Nothing can
dldatez.
We have complete returns Ia III official for,
Of the recent election in Missouri. The aggrs
gat vote Tor Govsrnor and Lieutenant Cover
nor IL M follows:
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nisdreds oi the Republican Parry la
lOnGPeoa.

The Chicago Time publishes an address to
the people OF Illinois, showing up the misdeeds
OF the black Republicans in the House The
Times makes good by proof which canno, be
rfute'l, the following propositions
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fsnsrIsisL There nv at lg,sent. se,.Gt,.
siA new buildings "a process OF eviction ~ Red
Why 30 ay. the assdt
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vermom,'s "shr,ek Tor rrcedo ma,

Total for thirty mosihs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07
IMPORTS.

LIvERPooI-ship Jane Gidden-4ooo tkz Fst to ORDER
LvERPooL-ship GulIS,ream5s salt Lowell
LlvERPoOL-ship Rhodelic Dhu-Sat aud ndss.
BORDEA UX-Ship Protsc.ot-Assorei wines, etc.
HAvANA-ship Ne Plus Utra-Balaa
HAvANA-Ship Qnehec-Balast.
BOSTON-Bsrk Juls Dean-Arsorted merchandise.
BoSToN-Sehr A C Brewer-Assorted merchandise.
BosToNshp tons ice Stanton aso-aosed
various consignees-,
chand,se.
INDIANoLA AND hp Mexicol5 bales cot
18Th aeo- Ruseey, Blair VI z.cha.
hids Moore Ro6ertsou b5Is a@ bale
Boet@2 DO Henderson Peais.p 'Ff''-
MoBLEsteAmsr Fords2s bales cotton Rrsaey Wilson
ak o maf'
KEX IS 6 H. bales cotton Loo bb ale
Mcconnell.
TANGHIPAHO-Sehr Elirabsth-6o cards wood order.
ANTE RIyER-Schr Sars Jane-l5, 900
ANTE RlVERschr Emiy shnG Is
BAY ST LOUiS-Sehr sulin-lo0 bbls tar order.
PEARL RIvER-Schr Falst+r-s5 wcoI order.
BLACK RIyER-sehr Guberel-so cords order
liULL-Ship Lioua-Ballast.
RoTTERDAM-Shp Ader-Assorted merchandise.
HAVANA-Bark Buena Ventura-Bsast.
RUATAN IsLAND-sehr Ida-Frus.
CARDIFF-shp Tarquin-Raicad iren to order.
RIO JAHEIRo-Bark H silay-ss4 bags coffee Rul Ac'.
as5,y1sd Msysf 81.
mt s % 40 VA.
Resen Es h Gagtsae do herring Vol
Vozts eaudlo ude Schnelder-.75 mill
cheese 100 haga coffee 100
COAST-Schr Hope and Sun36 hhds sugar Senbergsr
499 hf bbis moissaes ] D Densgre.
CoASTschr Mss hhds sugar
Roman & Kernion.
COAST-Scr regon-9 hhd sugar hhds
gor bbls n,olsssss A W Walker &co.
COAsT-Derbgny's boato hhds 100 tb nuas ORDER
MALTA-Ship Tsrrell-Balast.
BRlSToL-Ship 0sprsy-Balkas
BOSTON-Schr A c BIewer-Assored rchaudise.
BONFOUCA-Schr Lberty-35,0oo bricis o1der.
PEARLrRIVER-SchrH uner-92 cords woods order.