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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

A work entitled, personal Remin~
iscences of tie last Four Popes," will
shortly appear from The pen of Cardi~
nal Wiseman,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

gA poet in the Boston Post,
while celebrating in lofty verse the
inns of Chicago, finally concludes by
saying that "Chicago is an inn>famous
city"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

He who cannot feel friendship, is
alike incapable Of love. Let woman
beware Of man who owns that he
loves no one but herself.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

hRumor says that Kossuth will
pay the United States another visit be-
fore long.
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esia Seas0maDle Goods,

We append below a partial list of Goods en-
br tced in our stock, to which we invite especial
attention.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12


Black ChGlice and Bona6aeine;
Mohair and silk ecarp alpaca;
Btuck Crepe Bereges;
DO Etifne1pe;
English and Italian Crepe;
Black crepe sets, Collars and Sleeues;
White do and 1drleton sets; ss
Ladies Embroidered Mourning Hdkfs,
Clothing land Gents Furnishings.
Spring and Summer Clotlting-laree and 6sq.
tjfid assortment;
Black and fancy Six CUaUats;
Plain and fancy Neck Ties;
Ssi. esed satin spring Stocks;
French linen Shirts;
Linen Bosom do;
Cotton and Lisle Net Uisdershiy1s;
Linen and Cotton Dra,geys:
KID, Lisle Buck and Six Gloves;
Suspenders, Fancy .7rticles, &c;
htdid Rubber Clothing.
Boots and Shoes,
Gents French Calf Boots;
do CaB Sbocs and Brogans;
dy Pat. Leather do do;
do ConrsOn and Fancy Slippers;
do Prumela and Gongre1a Caters;
Ladies' Brogqns and Walking Shoes;
do Caters Of every style;
do White Kid Slippers and Gaiteys;
do Fancy Velpet Toilet Slippers;
do Kid Ties and Buskias;
Chiidren's Moro Busbtas red, diue and green;
do DO aAtacle Ties aSs'd colours;
do Kid W'alking Shoes;
Boys aaa CIil3ren's Boots;
do do Brognus;
Misses Shoes Of eUery description;
Planters Heavy Boots; @
Heauy B2ack and Russet Brogans;
Fishermen 5 and DitcHcrs' Boots;
Mems Secl and Calf Pegged Boots
Plantation Goods.
Striped and Plaid Osnabwgs;
rs and A Plaid Osna6urg Shirtiags;
Heavy THRILLED Ospa5mgs;
Rerseys and Linseys;
White and Broma Domesttcs
Deauas and Cottonades;
French and NaUy Blanl9s;
Made up Negro Clothing.
PLougbs- Hall & Ne Clqisdha4ss;
Cast Steel Hoes, all sizes;
Cane Carts and Wagons;
Cart Harness, Trace Chains, &C.;
Hunts and Collins .Axes;
Grass Scythes and Bush Hooks,
SaoUels aud Spades,
Cane KNIVES,
Ugar Skiamers and Ladies,
ngar Gales, improved patent,
WheeI Barrot0s, Corn Stctieys
ALSO @
Hardware and Cutlery of every description
ne whole for sale at our usual moderate rates.
Ir friends will please call and examine our
lendid stock.
dec5 HART, AUSTIN g. Co,
b
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NUMBER Is.
REGEg1', JUSTIN s. co.
NEW FALL AND WINTER
1857. GooDge 1857.


Ns'o YORK. Philadelphia and Neso Orleans.
WE are in receipt of a general as
" soTtment of
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12
Nicoias aiehlar
3. .. II q DaTT.

g. d ~ " DALI.
Collector.
WILL attend punctuaIly 10 all business sn
wv trusted TO his care between DonaIdsonville
end Baton Rodge. Any order left for him at
Hart Austin & Cos, will meet with immediate
attention. sepL2
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12
Dress Goods.

PLAIN and figured Bereees;
d2 do Tissues;
Printed Orgamdirs, rich assortment;
Plain and printed Musis, neat styles and chaav;
Frintcd Berege DeLaineyI
Eo"lara silks, plaid and striped;
French Prints, steto Spring styles;
american do, spring patterns;
Rich Printed BriAiantimes;
do do Jaconels;
Printed Linen Lawqes, neat figures;
Bereges, 0rPandies and alustin Roa,rced Robes;
FG4eg Iatiaoas and Grapes for egenimg dresses;
SIX DRESS GOODS Of eperu desc,intion.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

htch Printed BfTtiantines;
do do Jaconels;
Printed Linen LawnS, neat figures;
Bereges, Orgamdies, and nlusfiyt foanced Robss;
Fancy IarietonS and Grapes for eve1ing dresses:
SILK DRESS GOODS Of every description.
Embroideries, Gaces, Go
Embroidered Muslin Cape Basqnes;
sapolique ID 81 SIX 1@""esj DO:
Me'tese Lace Habits and Steeues, in stS
Guipurs osdoS do 90 do 20 do 40 do; a''
Embroidered Muslin Chemisets;
DO do Catlars and SleevsS
do Linen Cam5ric Hdffs;
Infants Embroidered Waists;
do do Robes
Embroidered FOunced Dresses:
Cambria and Su,iss LtS01ings;
do do Edgimgs;
Embroidered Bands and ftouncings;
Lace Capes and Mamttllas;
Valenciene and Maltese Thread;
Capture, real Bobbin and Imitation LaOss
White Goods.
Srotss Mteslins plain and embroidered;
do do in checks, stripes and plaids;
Plain and Checked Nainsooks,
do do Camor7cs;
Corded Muslin Stripes;
Bishops La,cn, India MsH, &C.;
Canl5rtc and French Dimities;
Rich Figured Brl2iGntiaes,
Brocade Drapery Muslin;
Fancy and Enbroidered Windo,0 Curtains:
Bobina Musquito Nettings, ia + 1874 aesds
White and Bro,on Linen Nehings;
do Fancy Cotton do;
Irish Linens and Linen La,c7,s;
Dam0Sk Table Cloths and Napkins;
Birdsegs Scotch and Russia Diaper;
Hacketbeck and Diaper TotoeIi,lgs; t...s
Linen Sheetings, 10-4, ia and 12-4 ,rids;
Cotton do do do do;
PiiIotc Case Linens;
Linen Cam6,fcs and LaDns;
French La,on and linen can,6ric Edkfs;
Rich Brocade Cou,uerpanes.
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Mourning Goods.

Fidld ana FgNred BACK SIX Tissues;
do do do Grenade
Black Chqlice and Bombasine;
Mohair and silk tcatp alpaca;
Black Crepe Bereges;
DO Etimene; ....-
English and Italian Crepe;
Black crepe sets, Collars and SleeUes;
White do and 1drleton sets;
Ladies Embroidered Mourning Hakfs.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-12

Hardware and Cutlery of every description
The whole for sale at our usual moderate rates
Our friends will please call and examine our
splendid stock. za4-...#
dec5 HART, AUSTIN & Co,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

. BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At.
ianiicS $50 in specie Cabeero 4 Basualdoi2 l do 10
Snuihmayd iiarrisOHi liO do Marks &co-GU do Nc.
Lenaan &co3O do to Pedreau vile rothcrsSI67 10 do 10
ii AeeklGnherger &co2iD2 do Schmidt Vco-2H do Pnr K
AYedahf-fV0l do St,EeRegger Eteruod-s MaThury Il
Foster-l3b az Pcau tOntnrieluUb do NJ
FerinS tordelOSlle do Il Valentine Sca-lS bales cottou
HUGELY Blair ScoNo hides IS slabs lend 10 bd, skins les
wool MatklcnburgerI6I hides trunk Price, Walsh tcD-i
mill G w Goeman- trunk l. ydner-l sack pccaI 10
Hall, Hemp Hco- valise Hogan n Murphyrol SIS rs in
specie,
TRpoN-ship Iukerrnanu-225 tons coal to Maxwell eco
--l5 pkgs sIndrfeS 10 master.
NEW YOltN-Ship Sheridan Assorted mdse
RIO DE JANEIRO-Ship Frnnziska-570O bags coffee to
order.
LlVERPOOI,-shp VIM prescott-7S6 sacks salt to Vim
Prehn &co-ISI2 do TO order
pHtbhDELPHlA-Shfp Luws6p-Assorted mGse.
PENSACOLA-Sclr Victoria-62 900 lumber to Peocy
Nicol Nc0.
B0sTON-Ship John Pntten-Assorted mdse.
BOSIDN-ShI Sut'olkAsso.ted mdse-5j5 tons ice TO A W
Bosworth &co.
BOSTON-ShP Uncle rnbey-754 ice Smith Eco.
BnSF0N-Sitip Franeoni@-G5Ot h Smith ,lcp
GLASGOW-Ship Martha j Ward-l83 casks botlicd ale TO
Il BulaioIr-5Uo pig iron Wood LOWS fire clay
chimney clay bXs mdse Iohu BuwNtgl case do
q Il GTaham-6O ckS bottled ale 10 order.
SABINE PASS-Schr Upion-l2 cotton to CynpbeIl
X Ssong7i II * Carter Scof0 do VI HOPKINS
Farley, Jnrey &cO--fuial 800 bales cotton.
RuATAN ISIAND-Sctr Dophitr--5l bags pfmeuto pnn-
chcon rum lot Of old copper, rigging, chains and Goch-
| Hall
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gtn ORLEANS Nlantu Nlarkft.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Ga
Sofprrla,, E,,n.s,1. a.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street.
Saturday Evening" April 4, 1857.
The business of tile week has been good for the
year. though have large falling off in the receipts
Of great staples the receipts Western products
sufficiently large keep all connected with that increasing
branch of trade actively engaged In other branches trade
dry goods groceries, hardware sales large
been made The shoe trade appears greatly patronized
We think would be well organize associations manuac
turing leather boots and shoes Tens OF hides arc
annually sent from here northward and
md come back at good round prices The general city
retail trade begins fall off and the fancy goods
Chares Royal and Canal Streets feeling is
advancing and trade drawing usual this period of the
year, to close.
There has been immense trade going with Southern
Texas and it Is still good good There also
larger sales Of merchandise for Eastern Texas
than before known In fact which way will
observe evidences of increasing and extending
general coohtade is, however, rapidly drawing close
Several buyers for the Northern English
peed their about taking their departure
We hope they and their principals will realize good
be induced again We do suppose however, an
vtaon necessary, shall them again. events
next season.
The Money market to-day exhibited variation in rates,
being the 4h of April and the last day Of the week. the pay
ments were heavy, in and out of Bank.
The weekly statement of the Banks Board of
Currency this morning shows the following variations the
= IT.
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EXPORTS.


NEW YORK VA Notwithstanding Empire Ci'y--1OO
26 bales y bdl hX skins Sc hf hhds shoulders
CO. 2his beat bbl gold sweepings cks claet bb sugar,
81 pkgs mdse.
INDIANOLA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Mexco-575
bbs Hour D sacks 50 bags coffee 50 bales
bbs molasses 200 bbls whisky, l0 bales and pkgs mdse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. America-565 bbls -four, 25l
bagging ~ casks bacon i5 bbs whisky, rope
hhd % bbls moasse 200 sacks corn 40 bags coffee
ties hams
LIvERPOOL-Shp Cnicago-26l2 bales cotton 100 bbs lard
oil 1919 bbls flour, Al 10 oil slaves
LIVERPOOII-Ship W Stetson-3S93 bales cotton
ANTWERP-Ship Lvingston-47O bales cotton 66s hhts
tobacco, u, 100 slaves
RIGA-Ship MasoHic-I33S bales cotton.
BARCEIONA-Bark Pietro-Su3 SKIS 225 bbls flour 20
900 slaves
B0STONShip Easten-524 bales cotton 1921 bbls -four 81
bbs whisky III hbs rOnin ASS bbS
hams 1872 bills lard petries i2i hides T2 slaves
BnSTON-Ship Chas Warl-G}7 cotton 6 cotton gins
% hhdS tobacco, 6U2 hb pork hhs whisky l2I hides
casks unre 1906 bbl beef Is bales old metal 63 double bbs
hams, pk5s mdSe.
CHARLESTON-Srhr EiIort-35O bbls whisky c,,s rice
80 bhs pork ties Ill casks bacon 80 bb oes pccns
1853 empty bbls, 10 bags cotton seed AZ pkpS mdse
GARDEN As-Schr A Moore-l50 empty bbls.
LAGUNAschr Mountain Eage-250 bbls -four 1851 sacks
PUNFA RosA-schr Col Lester-Governmcnt stores
HUNTS MIfLS-Schr Souhron-2OO sacks corn.
PENSAGOLA-Schr Marha--500 corn 20 bhls grace
ries 50 hbis -four 10 bbs whisky 70 bacon bales hay
MoBILE-Schr Emeline Haght-2o0 bbls flour,
MoBlLE-Schr Anoa--iOJ sacks corn, 100 bbs -four 70
squares slate.
bhis noasses y bbs pork 70 casks bacon Sol sacks com ID
bXs caret.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOIASSES. Some 300 hhds Sugar changed
hand, at laGsp5sc q II for Fair Fully Fair. Inferior and
Common very dull OF Moasss only few small lots
previous Merchants Refinery selling 6O
in bbls and &c in half bbls for first quality
FLOUR -. The demand limited. The sales comprised
$50 bbls ST. Louis supcrGne 81 4Os6 So Extra IS
and 100 at 81 80 u q Dbl Also Friday, best es what
then reported 1860 Indiana in two three oat 50 u.s. and
500 Ohio ST Superne and S. 50 q Dbl for Fine.
GRAIN. limited request with sales of $500
sacks of which 300 Mixed White al CSC 1850 at 6 30 White
TO- and $40 Selected Yellow s0c huShel In Wheat
heard transactions OF Oats 30 sacks Prime ST. Louis
wereod at and Offer of Gle q bushe refused for $40
Small los of Bran selling ISL IS = 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. The sales Of Pork embraced 100 bbs Mess
four lots at s3 u bb Bacon in good request
with sales Of about 80 casks ineaang 81 Of Ribbed Sides in
% At L. IS Clear IN three lots Ut l and 81
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with tina. article the petition of the stakeholder, for relief

| conforms.
Seldom important and favorable results attended any
legislation the revival Of the charter Of this bank and grant
the organization of the banking department
for the unprecedented attending
operations the benefits the commercial community
and the planting interest have derived from credit popu
aity We only hope that future Legislature will
different view of the memorial and grant the relief
The Undersigned Mortgage Stockholders Of the Citizens Bank
Of Lousiana, respectfully represent
Capital at $1,000 ooS-to Be formed by
means Of loan or loans in the set forth the
tai stock furnished real security extent Of sil
to the relative the the
e s ION a ony
ss n @ ISL pd sna ill., s nb. i. five
outstanding ess1 In At, :. ts date The e ssos
posting and Pledsin Ms certificate stock entitled
i that Of Of $50 stockholders
the said section While Of the remainder s have partial osn
epresen,ng 4s s shares and SO Others Of s5
m s Ssns now s the second for
Institution leaves no sort Of doubt that these
Ss|ys
said no he s Fiji
~ me gs and hf rely on the Of their
State to place them equal footing with their
The disasters of the Bank previous 1s caused your
Body Re A Of to the
sas Rb IN s,a hs deficit which
dollars have already been paid and there
Int Of one dollar per share due st May 1851
March entitled An Act for the relief
decrease Of forfeiture rendered against it, aud the
and s h
and privileges as enjoyed under the
entitled to the same privilege Of borrowing their stocks
ssI e 9
the bonds in 1880 and the
rs riEs hP s t. I
BY original acts Incorporation
one he
as M
tain premium Of ss@ss 80 share the stock TO which
the of and have paid
stock and IN FACT abie for q" the he
benefits lie with the d
genc division of accumulated profits the periods xedn
Under these circumstances, yonr nemoriass respectfully
'i ss's sSas
s ~ ,ss ss
equality with other oekholaers by retaining this of
b in The opinion the only
feasible Of TTevivng in full the right the
would materially 10 the which
titled to the profits of the emporium
Your menoralsts would further represent extension
of the bonds herein mentioned be
mand the of the Bank enable the
the bonds due in 1859 So far the Bank itself
amounts to the whether the ST. be paid
holders only to them and $500 600 the
aforesaid the whole sum will in either
have to be furnished of its cash The
security amounting S44O0O0O indemnify against the
outstaEdcg bonds reduced SIS 02 Ill 100
the latter amount BIZ extended the entire
gent liability Of the State for the will the LIST of
February 1852 have been reduced 81 0OJ
rialists therefore, confidently hope that their request may
deemed unreasonable and that it may obtain the
your Honorable Body at an early day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, March l3, 1856

LIVERPOOL March l3 1857.
The aggregate amount of the crop Of Cotton in The
States matter of much Importance that be
med to nude TO 1t all occasions During the whole
the receipts Of Cotton AZ the shipping ports have been large and
for good while greatly last producing
impression this side that the estimate Of three millions would
to be under the mark Time hswever the
from America do change the
side of the nearly all parties s nuherng their first
estimate 70 this may be added the comparative OF
receipts ut the which from the last advces
about 4 900 bales less than last year.
This Of the clements in considering the
and prospective position market Another consideration
OF equal importance to the above the consumption aud the
doubtful state in which its of continuance placed by
greatly raised prices There be doubt that the
high OF prices must induce branch of
facture the most economical use of Cotton
Where the balance prices will between these
considerations Supply and demand requires the daily
both buyers and sellers Ill parties aiming avoid being
with stocks Of high priced Cotton high priced goods
Throughout the week the market has quiet dull
without bringing about change in the quotations. This
of things applies every description including
Islands, Braz and Egyptians, well a classes of Amcri
and Surats.
We quote Miding Upands, 75sd Orleans, I'D The
Committee Of Brokers place Fair Upands Sd Mobile, Sd
Orleans, sgd.
1860 Madras so surst 1870 Egyptian, 900 Bahia and 40 Per
reported to have been taken speculation 40
American go Madras $3.50 Surat 10 Bahia and 300 Pcrnau,
for that the deliveries the trade for the week have
bppn abou hal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

Of Shoulders at 9@Oc q of 1855 terces were sold
on private TERMS and 200 bbs and erce Prime at 1c y ID.
CoFFEEThe sa es comprised 275 bags Rio at lOA@lc,
and SO at lie q n
BAGGlNG AND ROPE. The sales of Bagging included
2as pieces Kentucky Handoom 51 and l5c u yard
Rope about 300 coils sod comprising 100 Handspun
se 400 at 9a $50 Machine made dealers, at 10c 1000
coils Hand to arrive &C. and 500 Machine made also
to arrive, vt 1071c
COTTON SEED OIL. We noticed sale OF 20 bbls Clar
fed at a5c q gallon
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE 100 bbs in fine shipping order
were sold at 47c o gallon.
RosN Sales of $50 bbls No. at 81 As and 800 averaging
3lS lbs atSl AN q bbl .e a.
WHISKY We noticed bbs Rectihed and Raw
| at 25126c "a gallon.
FREIGHTS.. "A ship taken for Liverpool at i4d for
Cotton, vessel for Marseles Cotton, 81
hol and S for Saves foreign bark for the port
for Tobacco and s5 for Slaves for the Baltic private
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

N THE ADRIArIc. The New York Journal Of Com
erce publishes the following extract from letter
dated Marseles, 4th nst relative to the seizure of
4 Che barque Adriatc:
The Adriatic, now at La Ciotat, has been detained
Tor the last eight days by the French authorities they
having attached both vessel and freight through the
Havre and New York Trans Atlantic Steam Company,
On W0nnt OF the collision with the French steamer
asyonnais, I'd of November last Wedo not know yet
whether the courts here will assume Jurisdiction in
this case, as the collision occurred on the high seas
The affair will be tried in few days as to whether
they have that right not. At all events the deten-
ton Of an American ship, under the circumstances,
causes great indignation amongst the American ship
masters hereas they consider in Of any unfor
tanate collision at sea they would be liable to deten,
ton and difficulty wherever they might 60 The au-
thorites attempted to unshp the rudder Of the Adr-
ATTIC during the absence of the captain but owing to
their want of knowledge and the opposition Of the
innate they did not succeed am writing this at the
request Of several influential shipmasters that you
snay give publicity to the affair and they would all
zecommend in case this vessel should be seized and
confscated, specialization the part Of the owners
attaching the first steamer of that line that reaches
New York after decision, to answer damages
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06
CONSIGNEES.

BoS yEt,. Join PattsTG Miller Sco-I T%rnsr
co-Rciard Nugent &co-T Twichel kco-Judge Eustis
WSSdrn ce S
Gregor &coC Meeker ScoPrice Converse &coR Henkle
Wolff-G Tufts SEQ Carrier eco-J tanton fco-
C Gaines &co-T ACKNOWLEDGMENT & Latng-sanp
.tco-Pekius &co-0glesby Macaney Heaid Ico-
haekner Stanton Newman-G A Fosdick-Thornh. &e9-
gan Murphy-T Aydett &co-Brdge Ranlctt kGoaBeebe
Marshall kco-Cabaness &coEaon IlendersonG " sizer
q Carver &Go-Cochran Il Hall-smith & Hadden-Mann
Surgeon-and order
NEW XoKkmshp Rsybnn co
&co-T P Aydet Ieo--C T Bnddecke &co--G & waland-R
YeGman EeompayRs 4 HarFs9H,Robson AlleqcJ Ash,
Convers", Kenett tco- Campbell
MheW ra s'e wSseos
col Woodruff &co-Wright, Allen &coH W Reynolds
T@Ily &c,-Msrsin, owen / Goh6-W ( 9 B Nsass|Wooi
I.ow-kedgill, Roberts Terri-J Fl Carter &co-Todd
Hat Rodd Putnam eoy / Bradford-PSols .Sco-
T%ee ASSsy &sow"ya r so
4 Rousset ico--W I.etchford tco-Wheeer K Bake-E
Stevens teo-Gosman Putnam Eco B"csIGn Carroll eco
\ Grief tco@-Bredy Gorman &co--M owen Geo
Hopkins kco-W Violet sco-Itenderson & Peale-C Mar
Ellis Gco-M Miler"iS Morson-sansson Koen-Donnel;;
y Bes7na coR1beEtson McD9ngaBee b keoE ~.
Cleveland Brothers Tco--l@nH Meyiield &co--Andrews
peRas NsMno1 co
Cooper tSco-A l. 'ianes-G NJ Pnckard sco-C Harry
-recvy / Farweii-Donovan Ncearn &co-s Moore eco
Robb &co-Magee Kneass-R W Adams sco-C Weit--J
Cox tco-R Fraser &coFrrilson stevenson sco--raham
Buckingbams- Warren Gilmore Seo1D # Marks SEQ
EFT, Perkins &coHsaId Mass e &co--J Persons &Go
WebserW Jackson &co-W H IIaines &co-J 4 Tsrdos-
Flint Jones' schnitz-Massey fouIt"ey--c Miller
nnd order.
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Shipping gntslltgenfs.
MONDAY, April 6, 1857.

Steamship Mexico I.awess, Galveston and India,oa
Harris Morgan Eco
steamship Empire City, Wndle for New York Havana
II Jennings. Laughland Eco
Steamship America. Nelson Apaachicoa Wood & Low
Ship VIM Stetson. Jordan for Liverpool Whitney Sco
ship Masonic, Bates for Riga, j P Whitney eco
Ship Mortimer Livingston, Samson, for Antwerp
80 Baxter Lowell eco
Ship Chicago, Chase Liverpool ] Fl Ashbridge kco
Ship Chas Ward, Could Boston, Baxter Lowell Sc0
Ship Eastern Star Henry Boston, JONES' Under eco
Scian Bark San Pietro Blanch, for Barcelona,
Baxter Lowell eco
Schf Mountain Eagle, Ames, for Laguna Ceeyy FRrwe
Schr Ehort Dunnins, for Charleston S L&EL Levy
Schr A b Moore. Smith, for Carienas S Deyisser &co
Schr Emeine Haight, Bourne for Mobile
Goldenbow LespaFre
schr Col Lester, Delaney, for Punta Rosa
. Goldenbow & Lesparre
Schr Martina Harrison, for Pensacola John Hurley
Schr Sorthron, Perry for Hunts Mills Master
Schr Deccade. Faura, for Mobile, C w Newton Scn
schr Anola, Whitaker for Mobile, wv Newton SEQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-06

RAILROAD THRoUGH THIS PARISH. We learn that
Subscribers to the stock of the Louisiana Central
Railroad, to the amount Of over one hundred thou
sand dollars, have been organizing themselves at
Evergreen in this parish BY the election Of Board
of Directors, Treasurer and Secretary.
II Ii their intention to solicit subscriptions, and
when sufficient amount will have been subscribed
to Justify the prosecutiolo this enterprise, to employ
well qualified engineer to make the surveys and
locate tie road.
Az this is destined to connect the banks of the
Mississippi with the Great Southern Pacific Railroad
now being built through Texas and passing it will
through the valuable parts Of Avoyeles, Rapides and
Natchtoches we hope there will be no backwardness
on part Of our citizens in subscribing to its stock.
BeaidM advancing great work which will enhance
4s On outlet from the interior to New Orleans, the
owners Of the stock will find it yield good income
IMarksville tAvoyelles) yillager, 18th ult.