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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

complished the feat of uniting those
sections as one voice. Now let Ms
see how this idea has worked. The
mountains have united in sending
democrats to the Legislature, whilst
the effect Of the Vigilance Committee
in San Francisco has been the sue
cess Of the Republican ticket. What
perfect union Of sentiment! and
how natural for those who believe in
the 'HIigher law" Of yigilanclsm, tc
elect Black Republicans to Office
This boasted union Of sentiment be-
tween the mountains ard San Fran
cisco may be illustrated by the fol
lowing imaginary conversation:
.Voanta,ns-Didst thou think that Vlgiancesn
looked OF this complexion?
San Francisce-E'en so, my lord
Mountains-And smell so; Pah
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

MR. McDERMoTT DEcLINEs.-lt had
been announced of the new tragedian, Mr..
McLermott, that he would reappear in the
character of Richard III, at the American
Theatre, San Francisco. On mature retlec-
ton, however, he thought proper to decline
in the following happy note:
w. b. CHAPMAN, Esq Dear sir Upon
mature delberation, | conclude my person
would be safer in some other pers0nihcation
than" Macbeth" 1t would afford me pleas
ure to do you favor, but Ihave a great an
tipathy to ca6bdgeS, and consequently must
withdraw my proposed service to you on
Friday night.
Respectfully yours, SC,
HUGH F. MCDERMoTT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.-By reference
to another column, it will be seen that the
church enterprise has so far succeeded as to
induce its projectors to advertise for propo'
sails to build it. If the building is conduct
ed with the energy that has been displayed
in raising the funds, We shall be able very
soon to chronicle the existence of at least
one church in Oroville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

A Blow UP.-In Crescent City man got
out of temper with the inmates of a house OF
ill-fame, and pl ced can of powder under
the building, first attaching lighted slow
match to the can. Considerable damage
was done to the building, but none to the
reputation of the house. The explosion
took place at II o'clock at night and aroused
the town.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

WINrRY,-The air was decidedly wintry
yesterday. The winds from the mountains
came to US chilled by the SHOWS they had
passed over, and the sky looked bleak and
cold as if threatening us Of the valley with
sprinkling of snow fakes December has
set in after the old style, and thus far has
been as wintry as the mos. ardent lovers OF
cold weBther could wish.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

THE BLACK REPUBLICAN, CLUB in Shasta
have gone into insolvency, and notice to
that effect appears in the Shasta Courier
of the 2Jth ult. The whole party went into
oblivion on the 4th day of November, and
paid the debt of nature, the first and only
obligation the party was ever known to liqui-
date.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

News Irl Ms are most provokingly scarce
both in Oroylle and the newspapers. Now
we don't want anybody hurt, or robbed, or
murdered, neither do we wish to chronicle n
fire, particularly in the neighborhood OF the
Record office, but if such things must hap
pen we wish we could hear of them, Just to
give us a chance to write all about them and
let the astonished world know that extraor
dinary events can happen in Oroyille as well
as elsewhere Tom Bell Is killed or at any
rate he has stopped robbng folks which is
lust as bad, and the Vigilance Committee
has quit purifying San Francisco, and in
deed nothing remarkable is transpiring any
where these dull. piping times of peace "
To be sure we have little chunk Of fight
of a very ordinary and uninterestng nature
every two or three hours, but they are of
such common occurrence, and are so much
alike, as to be hardly worthy Of mention in
detail, the description of one answering for
and in fact no othcrpnblic amusements with
which to pass away our leisure moments
and with at least one scrub race.horse to
every tenth man, there hasn't been race
in this vicinity for upwards of three days.
What are we coming to- When will this
state of things cea.e' Why don't some Of
the votaries of o:d Thespis come and open
our theatre There is multitude of peo-
pie in Oroville waiting to be amused, and
most amiable and obliging editor waiting for
something of the kind to write about
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03
NOTICE.

81. There viii be Il meeting Of Tie ""roFik
t,-fia.. Light Guard at The Orleans h"I'l'n Non
g. day Evening. Z &C. the 'Nr, ~ :" '"""'"'
for the organization Of said Company ''eciinS "''
GERS and non-commssioned "iNc'''' ana '"fl"'iS
BYLAWS. &C., for the same. ly ofdrr "i
no7-ln MA McLAUGHLlN, Inspector.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

REMARKABLY Escape On Saturday.
Nov. ODD, the Placeryille american states,
John White accidentally fell into a shaft
twenty five feet deep, in Jackson's tunnel,
on Cedar Hill, without experiencing any Sc
rious injury. In falling he turned over two
or three times, and struck on his back in
loose dirt.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

PAT SMITH-This notorious buffer and
Jail breaker was in Sacramento at last ac-
counts After detailing the account Of
Smiths adventures while in Oroville, the
State Journal says:
L" Since obtaining the above facts, we have
been permitted to see the veritable Smith re-
ferred to we met him on Second street call
ing out for Buck and Breck, now and then
introducing a complimentary remark for the
Orovil c Jail"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03
NIcARAGUA.-The news by the last

NICARAGUA. The news by the last
steamer is highly encouraging to the friends
of Walker. He is reinforced by almost ev-
cry steamer that touches at Nicaragua, with
companies Of men and supplies Of ammuni-
ton and guns. Walker has moIe than
gained foothold in Nicaragua, he has rout-
ed his enemies in every engagement, and
has firmly established himself ana the su
premacy Of Americans in that country.
Contending against an enemy vastly su-
pcrior in point Of numbers, and in a tropical
climate, Walker and his men nave accom-.
plshed series of the most brilliant victo-
ries ever recorded, and have done wonders
toward reclaimiug that unhappy country
from the miserable, imbecile race who have
50 long held it. like dogs in the manger, un-
willing to improve its natural resources or
allow others to do so who would
And yet the organs of those miserable be-
ings who follow in the wake Of the Vigilance
Committee, proclaim him a pirate and a
freebooter, and deserving the fate of a NAL
! factor.
As well might they designate that little
band of adventurers who settled in James
| town BY such names, or those brave, hardy
men who by their determined will and ener-
/ gy reclaimed the forests Of New England
| from the red man. or those gallant warriors
who conquered California and claimed her
as the property of the Uuited States Walk
er is but initiating their example by his eff
forts to establish civilization and enlighten-
ment in that country so long held in a state
of semi -barbarism by the .mongrel race of
negroes, indians and Spanish mulattoes that
he has so nearly vanqnshed A more fa-
vored cline, and more imbecile, worthless
race of beings than those of Nicaragua new
er existed. May God speed Walker in his
good work, and may he 90 on conquering
and to conquer until American principles,
American freedom, and American enterprise
shall have completely taken the place of the
mesrule and ignorance that have so long
characterized that unhappy land,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO the Stockholders OF the "cro Iclc-
,rrnuh aomunny.''

No,c. is hereby gwen, that the first instoliment oi
., r cent of the amount OF stock subscribed, is now
,l,e noyable to the Treasurer OF snd Company,
James McWiams at the banking House ci Me-
Williams n lymcson in Oro}ilie' ana ~ l'c ohhhl's
house OF Marx nrumagin & CO. III 3"'!S'"Ie'
by order OF the President and Board OF Directors.
l.. c. UEWlNGS, secretary.
OroYle, December l, lSo6 ulH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

SAD AFFAIR.-An Englishman, named
Ely, was shot in drunken quarrel at Eel
River, near Humboldt, by man named Geo.
Larimour There had been "house warm
ing," and Ely first drew his knife, but was
prevented from attacking his opponent
Larimour followed and shot Ely at some dis
tance. The homicide fed and hid in the
brush, but the Indians brought him out,
though reluctantly, as they were his friends.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03
Z o: II. CROsETTE, Editor.
Topics OF the DaV.

AUPANS VI tAC ILaNs
The NEWS has come that the
Democracy are again victorious, and
another proof has been given of the
capability Of the American people
Tor self-goyernment. Struggle as
sectionalists will to breed discord,
and advance their dangerous pre-
cepts, and eXult as the mouth-picccs
Of tylants have, that our country
was about to be weakened and divi-
ded against Itself, yet does the result
Of the hard fought battle again give
evidence that America is still true
to herself, still determined to be uni
ted as against those of her enemies
both at home and abroad as hoped to
see her "drenchcd in fratcrnal blood"
A most critical danger has passed
and victory has been gained second
in importance to none since the Rev
olution. The ballot box is the index
to the feelings and sentiments of a
people like ours, and that gives un
mistakablc evidence Of the fact that
conservative, Democratic voters are
largely in the majority, and so long
as such shall be the fact, no fears
need be entertained for our country's
safety.
BY this great triumph, the dan
gerous isms Of the day, and their
name is legion, have been blotted
from existence at least in q national
point of view, and SO signally de
feated as they are, We may rest as
surcd that the great decisive battle
Las been fought, that is to quiet for
ever these dangerous clements
Black Republicanism and Know
Nothingism have fought their last
fight for national ascendency and
"now or ncyer'' was their watchword
AID battle-cry in coming to the con-
test, and "nevcr" has been rc-cch0ed
from the ballot box in thurder tones.
Never will the forces Of the enemy
be so thoroughly disciplined again,
aud never in our day will there be
another such hard fought contest
between sectionalism and conSerya-
tism. The dangers that threatened
the Union reached their eliminating
point un the fourth day Of November
last, and their ultimate substance
may be dated from that time. The
horrible pictures drawn by sedltlous
demagogues, of Kansas ontrages and
border ruffianism to make converts
to fanatical party will hencetorth
be abandoned as futile and once more
under the control Of wise, patriotic
rulers, peace and quietness shall
again reign in our midst.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

A DESERTED VILLAGE.-Pleasant Valley,
in Matiposa county. has been entirely de-
serted The boards used for houses have
even been carried away, and only few
dogs and cats remain to mark where a vii
lage had been.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-That the under
u signed viii apply to the Board Of Supervisors in
and for Butte County. al is february term. \. y.
iss7. or as soon thereEitor as application can be
heard for a ceus' TO construct a Toll Bridge across
the west branch Of the north fork OF Feather river
AZ a place Known as the :. Natural Bridge" about
one mile and a.haf below Nelson's Bar.
Orove, Dec. >. 1856 %. NJ. EVANS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

Nor CAUGHr.-The Mary sviIle Herald
yesterday, says the the report which ap-
pea, ed in the paper few days since, that
Butler, the murderer of Moffat had been
caught, is without foundation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03
NO1'iCE,.

70 the Stockholders in ,hc lrenchtown Canal MI
ming Company is hereby given, that an additional
,ssessmen. of ten per cent. on the caplal stock -
called in, and payable cr before the .t'h OF De-
,.mhernext. ANAN FARGO, Secretary.
Frenchtown, November 10Th, loSb. NO ih
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

FIRE IN MARIPosA On Tuesday, Nov,
18th, the house of Sheriff Early, In Mari
posa, was injured to the amount of $500 by
fire The flames were soon discovered, and
promptly subdued.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03
Furniture! Furniture !!

HIST RECEIVED-a large assortment of FurNi-
n AI.o. nm invoice OF large CIT Frames, for sale
1,,.,t C.SCRlBER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery St. three
doors below MyerF ST. NO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

INDUsrRIoUs.-Oneo of the most iudustri-
Gus individuals in Oroville, is the French
cake peddler, who goes about soliciting
everybody at all hours of the day and night
to buy his " cookies and "gnger cakes, .
He deserves success for his perseverance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

THERE is an excellent idea In q
late number Of the Yreka Union
always well-flled paper-so nat
ural that we were vexed at ourselves
for not thinking oe it before seeing it
in print. 1t is something about an
Amnesty bill,' for the benefit Of
the Vigilance Committee, and about
the "Mountains speaking to tire
Sea-" at the late election. If that
is not capital hit, then we are no
judge. 1t was very naughty of the
mountains to talk back to the lub-
berly sea in that manner. But then
the Sea should have shown respect
for those who are above her.
There is another idea connected
with this matter which will bear q
passing notice. 1t was the boast Of
the Vigilante organs, that for the
first time in the history of the State,
the mountains agreed with San Fran
cisco, and that the committee had ac-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

BALLS There is to be a ball tomorrow
night at Thomas s. Perdue's hotel, Thomp-
sons Fla, also one at Welch's Ranch on the
night of the oath ,-Christmas eve
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

WALKING OVER TIE TRAcK.-In Klam-
ath county Mr.. Whipple, democrat, has been
elected by five hundred majority. The tick
ct averages about the same.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03
NOTICE

SEALED PROPOSALS for the erection of Cath.
- ole Church at Oroyille. will be received from
this DAY NJ 10 the 10Th OF this month at noon at the
Banking House of McWilliams Tymeson, where
the plan and specifications 10 he seen
Dec 2. PETER MAGOGNOTT0. c. C.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03
Beds! EcS,s {!

Poola Beds for every hodv al ~ per cent less 'h"h
Mary lie prices for 40 days ohy TO make room ior
an entire new stock per first steamer to oroNie al
c. C.SCRlBER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

2s.0oo lbs. POOLA in Bales, for sale very low to
the trade. at SCRtBEl'S
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery ST., three
doors below Myers ST.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03
Attention Miners & Families

ID. TOY \ OTILRSUN again request The especial
aeption of all who wish TO lay in their winter Stock
OF CLOTHING, BLANKETS. BOOTS and WOODEN
Goods to the magnificent assortment Of goods re-
ceiyed by them during the past ten days. They arc
now opening and offer for sale
200 dne and heryy Beaver and Peersham OYercoats,
Frocks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Couts latest styles;
30 superb 'Rupan" Coats, superior 70 any Inlmns;
bales 50 pr in each, heaN! gray Blankets;
bales 100 pr in each lne heavy blue blankets;
bale 100 prextra French Super super white
Blankets;
30 doz. assorted Cashmere and Sat Pants, late
STYLES besides magnificent assortment Of Furnishing
Goods Montgomery st., Opposite Fl. Nicholas, late
Iluntoon's. h'u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-03

egy DIR. A. BALL, offers his professional SER
vices to the citizens Of Oroyille aid vicinity, having
had much ana long experience in the treatment ot
the various diseases incident to tins climate, ho hopes
10 give satisfaction
Special attention given to diseases Of private nae
ture Rheumastn sc, which he can cure without the
use Of mercury.
OFFICE, front room, No. II, United States Hotel,
up stairs--Orovlle. Ocl-it
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

8. 4 =; ,s lard Esr
j e 10 his
ss g.
81 Il GS 5 bss, so: do Do 100 hs PORK 70 d.
sss * sss e
&e-ioo candles Newton & do Avsss5o
% aSs sa ~ np
Do bd yss sSsos eo as
90
a ss s
ohfs
e bs 20 Il
Granite sts4so lard corn
= slss e.
Nv d'ss e sf so hs
appie 81 Il d. Sssa %
eggs bRga heans eHner 90 board. @75
ssss ss'fs VIZ
Ss5s Ris,sS
4 RsssSe; AIemsy s
Cos zsaas,
e. e. e.
RRas Saeg1 sssdod asoss
Bal iai!ew Tuiy eoN Ts Id
fie ass S a.s s
'7ss 81 sas. asss.s
y 1 maas Rsa, b SUM
ps s s sbo as5 a
ss' a
shsS so eH d n fiSe3sa9 , ss
i3sa e ss'ss ses'ss
1Ssss "sSsssss' SIS
ss s' sSnii ssss:
WALKER las sos s. A s5
esse ois'a RsEs sGE so
ar DOS i' de az 90 SGta
H. sS ~ 5sa'%1s h oF b @
Asharda eks do Robertson bennett $751; bales eoon
s}'iss Sc g T s s 81 90
100 whea a sd .nt s b Bsasy soa
Henderson, Terry &co Miles Nelson &cos5 70
Connolly ECO Do hour owner on beaadToa
SOM gs ha Carroll Moore Evan
ss3 ss '5i:i; ssssi
70 MienSs1ser o hhSs sr d DtsiSs
ss Ran h .ar on ssPd
Adam'-T0'a 60 bales cotton l hhd b5 mo-
EIyatd Howd tobacco $50 bills
s n1 IS % as Dds Do @ HS s M
ST. Se s Do coin h SSn + s5IE wheat
Ps;s ps. IT, sSss ss
Fhnilps eco--inBi G ntdS, tobacco.
Shotwel-I Dbl Ward Sander
tiuE-io' fruit bbs dour do bEs osta Main
ssfs 90 al S as
DUTY &eosss do IS do oats John Hurley yes. sI
e5' f to SO r. s lard
IL ts s sfif al H' sts
DO II bDs pork do lard do whisky half ID
hefe cks hogsheads Twich bags corn wheat
Gbs sausage 50 do pork 3s kgs d 100 Net
to order. % - " ' 'N" Ao'1e'
:, cAlRo.stsner Flying cleud-ss cotton pnetad eco
sy a', Saunders Hunts Brady German co5 Powell Hop
kinsIa MeheEoy Bradod5 Moon Titus Buchsnnon
es aa d. bogsT Foley STsrya do 900 ks Male
S 6 Sayas foloo " Bsnen &co-s7 do %
peas Levy summers2 pkgs seov Mead-O catte-Tota
ALE9SaNDRIA-s:eame Wright-zso bales
noss Stewart dco340 Cuddy Brown &co-s9
s7 Bas51snUn Carroll w Oakley Hawkins
~ II W Eatn dco2S Pauehe dco20 80 YooI-
hss sigg 4eos Carroll Ptitehad dcos PuGv GLADDEN.
u fhSne HarIson ii Bloeq dcn-8
bar aeo4 MieubegeI&cos Glly-2 Alispherger &co-
sundries 10 order-Toa ls95 bAleE cotton. o. ~
Per New Orleans and Opelousas Railroad
81 hhs 90 bbls moasses W Uquhar-s9 do Darby
remonea3 Belocq &eo-63 Bougpy & Cans
sheaab DO do boear Foley AverylG oranges Cammch
sqafea Wes6 do Lsverich ScoS Dsnnsopu Eeo-
10 egga lh1bod6nI-Total I3
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P RTC ES
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. S, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Granada Griffin. for New York via Havana
Steamer Caddo No 9SiarshA for MOBILE Mos sep
sp Mill oeas Dsnn's "r Nsw York "h91 Sohs so
sh his W W.11n G for Lysrso0 CIV
Bark Ben Hallett, Little for New York. " ASason ken
R5s espo Max pa 9sn M1 aso
Schr Fanny, Peterson for Bic bile, CIV Newton Sco
Schr AuraIa Huard, Apaachicola NIetcalf S,eo
ARRIVED.
Ship Msrrlmaf Bray from Antwerp balla's mas-Pont
schr Sidney Price, Candy Boston, to VIM Dswsy-lst
ss rem ps from Fsy Lon'-BA
s sh Gen Wshussoa Weston, from Pearl Rivsr-Basn.
sshr PsTm. o o Nor !, Anita RSeBas
sehr Oregon, White from Bay St Lous-Bssn.
eamboats.
Fanny sPsrhawk Terrebonne, from Laourche.
Granite State, Hass, rom Cincinnati a''i'
Ed Howard, Northern, from Nashville.
FIJI lssee:S osa P EbP rom fs LOUSY
L L ~; l., Hil, Hooper Bayou Sara.
I'M Wright, Clark, frcm Alexandria.
Iowbeat Dsoto from the down gh-bueht up
Convoy and tehr Sidney Price.
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Rhoders Dhu, OWENS from Liverpool.
Ship Venice Power, from Boston,
sbpp fIptess:or g ssPhea.oq from Bordeaux
sbp 5Isso iis,55 Ign iiTs:Re3I. .''p''''
Snip No Plus ulIa Span from Hayaus
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK VA HAvANAseamship bbIa pork
Is PIT % @ ham' Dc tongues 10 bb hk syrup
NEW ToRK-Bak Ha-l25 asa cotton "a do u,oss s9g
sb 62 do beef So do four 1888 conn blocks
AAvREshp eopodsl beo cotton 1883 sacks vhea. and 5000
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r. REAT ExCITEMRNT

PETRlFACTIoNs, ossIFIcATIoNs h5fANYs
Relic, ~ antiquity Paintings "Reminiscences .be Pevs,to
and OF impoau! Eras of different Counts in
Sosnors Views; War Statnnry. 4ases +
COMPLETE MACHINE CIRCUS 'I&a .e..- f
And Novelties fram every portion OF The 4sa
will be exhibited, without extra cha,ge = " SWIFT taee
a WHITE POLAR BEAR, 60
The only living specimen in tie United States and,
PAIR OF COLOSSAL osTRl CHEs @ ses ana &
~ great vigor and activity. with many novelties
from new YORK, by the
Tim BAND OF NEGRO MiNSTRELS, iilT-,
nnsn VIII sxhhl dsIy in The Music Hail.
wa selected st New Ypyk esa
CoaPs Of Male and Femaa Artists, : Ai-sA
Museum,
81 Admission to Concert SentS-
teg!men OF every
free They will be good present. heir
70 she on entering, without inv
LIZ rsFoable with schools to wbnn ~
hlbs!on will bs found eneptly ana
and from to P II. -, a l :" r me-
of the Museum. A aAa llshs performance
~ The enee of the establishment respectable ns.r ID an
Phlanthiopc tEons Of the city; The Iis
no pc by the throng inspection Of Ina
ositef the lady aud gentlemen conductors Of ths
eeemo institutions will pleased to ssl.c tns
days. if convenient viz " iee' Aas ioioHins
Female Orphan Asylum, tsster RegE) t,2.s E&
Js,,s,,
The Orphan Boys Asylum of Lafareite ..''Anhafg ..
The ch3rsn o the Orphans Home, Ress Prss O.
IT,, nrn p q
inc nfpas n boys Ayium a. Layton, Eaq Direetorl
Inc toydras Female Orphan Asylum, " AAS ~.
d28 tiRnl4 ''.'........ January Ia
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NEW Mai Il orleanras bales eeen. u hhds TO-
sd s. ssa a1s ~ e IL I 81 fsm
80 bbl. aonr sli hides Il pigs Edss. D'"'
Dsahia bales cotton soa bids
BARRELS .1ss' + sAps sAAs' Aaa % empty
LIVERPOOL Ship wsss'er-4sas bales cotton.
BARCELONA peps.o-aso talea COTTON 400 ntaTes
1i2 hides, i1s pks ndte. sls
BosToNBark Welhia9so bales cotton s4 bss beef 100 pork
lodo whsky ss aw sass noar bags psa So
MoBILEsshr Fannys bbls -four o2 % wht5, pork
ssebr Apralaso bb soas do whiaky "a
ssds saga 10 IS bba ios.as' ess ahaa
MoBILE-sseamer caddo No 9-8slIast. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mongomsry1ts bt Enolasree
Z s .sSsss.s q + s.
onoua 70 do aour ea topaso bd names,
S'SS hes rs bxs eneeEs, do raisns, 10 Fks indie.
IMPORTS
o, Unite Ponms doltoo Eisss
order - 'aie' enssesAns saa i9V htaes 70
BAY ST L9Uis-sthr oregoa-4o cords wood TO order.
RAY 81 cords wood to order
lathH Stewart. S''ooo sinnaos % Aa'oes-o'So
,bs s,Ia Gen fee. lumber $1,000
TcHEFUNcTA-sehr Ark-so cords VI, ID q o,dsr.
iss sa s osrs nail.
bricks P sd s,.5o a D1. a nass r
Call Call, fsye Ne'th
Hasss. srze Ls ss sa u Msrs
Peises FEW Ts Ssss
ea ss sfr aS Nr.
Bel soas, sbs q Essaa s q
Ios Pkgs mdee order - $3.50 fnHSs szis
90 a.h jan ssa ns sa
20 cases bottles 1893 ska salt order. $3.50
rMARTtNIQUE-Bark Conroy-Ballss..
ANTWERP-ship Merrimac-Ballass.
BosToN-sehr Sidney Pres--Assortsd merchandise.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-05
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY, January 4, 1856
The arrivals Of Western Beeves during the past week
was unimportant. To-day IS Western Cattle and 100
Arkansas Cattle and 400 Hogs arrived The market for
Good Cattle higher than last week. with smaller stock
OF Hogs, Sheep and Mich Cows good supply remains
on sale. Prices firm at our quotations: