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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

uo broke steers *. j. Evans
competition
; Glass G.-SHEEp.
D Best buck John Loudon 3O(
o 2ddo do f. Erwin ool
do lot of ewes, same 30(
2ddo do do A. G.. Armstrong . Of
CLASS H.-SwINE.-Nonee exhibited
Glass J.-PouLTRY.
; best shanghais John cleveland so
do assortment Of fowls Jas. Cleaveland OO
Class K.-Boors & SHOES.
best pair line boots John Smith. no com.
do do coarse boots same Same
do do fine shoes, Miss S. l.. Vanyalk-
cnburgh, no com.
no premiums reported in this class al.
though the articles were very fine. and do.
served the published premiums
Glass L.-DoMEsrc MANUFACTURES.
Best rag carpet ID. Jacoby, no com.
ito fancy bed quilt Mrs. L. McIlrarv 90
Sdio do do 4. Kyser. no prem.
best plain do do do ID. II. Sample do
do counterpart Nancy McIlrary 90
10 white spread. Mrs. b. Evans, no prem.
DO coverlet do E.Kyser O0
DO needle work dot. j. Patterson 40
2ddo do do Miss S. L. Van Valken.
burgh, no prem.
oado do do Mrs. II. c. Thaycr no prem.
BEST zephyr do Miss s. l.. Van Valken-a
burgh. no premium
best collar do do - Work no nrcm
zddo do do do S. L.. Van Valken-
burgh, no premium,
CLASS M.-FURNTruRE.-yo report.
Class N.-FRurT.
Best Id varieties apples WI. Hand I 90 |
2'ldo do DIS Conoar IN |
pest and largest variety Of apples Thos. 4
-, Fife 200
lido do do dol. A. Shir-
ley 40
best grapes D. S. Conger 1-0O I
2ddo do Mrs. K. j. Evans 40
best pears John Greer I 90
Lido 10 John Clcaveland 30
best ! bus dried apples A. Kesling LOO
Lido do do G. o. Pomerov 80
CLASS O.--FINE AIRS.
Best specimen penmanship, ID. Mcdonald
"ohated) 1 90
10 specimen ornamental painting, Mrs. H.
r., M faskard' loo s
LASS f.-hIseELLANEoUs & UsEFuL.
Best BIB butter, Mr. G. o. Pomerov 90
aldo do - Mrs. j. CleaveIand 90
'est loaf bone made bread, Mrs. ID. s. ,
Conger, no CON-
do sponge cake. Mrs. ID. r.. SAMPLE I O0it
do jar pickles, Mrs H. B.EDickson. 00 Ii
"a Miss 5. l.. Van Valkenburgh, so
'est picked cucumber, Mrs b. j. Evans
do picked peaches. Miss S. L. Van e
:, Valkenburgh, no premium
~ do dc. Mrs. Jno. Cleaveland, do
est jar preserves, WI. Hand. l 90
q do Miss S. L. Van Valkenburps 50 =
est peach preserves, Airs. A. G. Arm \
stong, no com
10 peach Jelly, Mrs. T. j. Patterson.
no competitions.
10 specimen maple sugsr and molasses
=. q. Pomeroy, no com. &c
10 specimen chinese sugar cane and -
molasses, j. A Corse. Q M T.
"a do not marked.
est III Id honey, r. Corbalcy, DOL
ID do do D. conger, sol
est smoked ham, A. Keslinc. no com Inc
% lbs flour. A. Fuller, donate,]1 1<o0 hy
CLASS Q.-USESUMERArEp. =!
EST specimen Cranbernes, /. B. Halsev -
donated ~ on /
10 pair domestic stockings, Mss Clar.
lssa Pomeroy, no com. ]
. stalk rice corn, r. Corbaley, no com
. hand cart. E.S&A. p. Elliott. 90
Q wheelbarrow, same no com. III
o SuIkV "a 80 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

Ge "eare greatly obliged to our lib /.
erai friend, Mr.. WV. HAvExs, for the bag
TUT OF superior potatoes he sent us.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29
AG EN- rs

'o"o"ng gentlemen are authorized agents
to receive and recent for s,.hscr;n.;o,s q, A., 3D.
publican:
sA'Se' Center townships;
- '1eoof' Green township;
Marcus L. SMITH, do.
MosEs ~. LELAND. do.
CAsrzR Fox, Esq, North toupsb;,.
Lew cnn, Esq, do:
Dr. ]. B. LEWIS, Un;o, ,oxns,;,.
Nos-kr bLAKELr, do;
f. A. WAxx. TYnnoc,,oe ,ow,sl;,,.
s. r. Cooxs, ESQ.,, do.
JAMES o. PARKS, ESQ.,, Bourbon township.
Ih'lar DucoSs. German township;
GEORGE PoxERoY, do.
D'. u NJ RICHMOND, Polk township:
JAcoB III. MILLER, do.
JAMES A. CoRsE, West township.
Those of our subscribers who have not settled
'neIr subscriptions will greatly oblige us by doing
50 previous to the expiration of this volume as we
hive some liabilities to meet at that time which
cannot be postponed. Those who cannot find il
convenient to pay personally can hand the
amounts to either Of the above gentlemen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

Es those large beets Mr.. FREDERrcK
HOOVER. Sr., sent us, were very fine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-29

D0AKD or DIREtTORs. 80
s. H4rHAwLxss B. B. Lonxe, =.
=. 2 WELLS, s. F. covucrox q
): W. TALBOT, w T.. Pxrr,
SEoRsE CELLEsr1x, II Jo1sx CkAcE,
: 3 SErHs w. H. Povllt, =
X = HArHAwAY, J. p. UIxxY,.
HnAx P. Com
X : HArHzw>;s sss,x. g: HsrHAwAr, Pfes't !
"A. ST C0YINGT0N, Gen'l Ae't.
Fine snd Ma.ine rIsks taken q eqpitabls rates.
AN person. desiring o insure a. g IS = e In
suFexamine the condition and manner 81 ID s bo-
ness q ibis ees'paE jqIu~ss@e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-05

. SUGAR AND MOL ASSES The sales embraced 400
hhds at easier prices for the lower qualities OF Molases 500
hhs sold at 55Ic for Fermenng and Ordinary and Coo
q gallon for Prime Reboled. Sff
FLOUR. About 5000 bbs sold, of which 450 Ohio
S. 300 St. Lonis Sc So 800 the same Unbranded
s. lO95 co. 100 Extra 81 auction 5000 bbs dam
aged including 81 S. 90 residue So 80
@3 IS a bbl. NJ ss ~ a%S5 F
GRAIN Corn higher with sales Of 1000 sacks at 700
for White IS Yellow Yellow SOC bushe
Wheat In good and 5000 sacks Sold in
GLIDING 649 and $500 at 81 10 for Prime Red and 81 60 for
White 635 White co. 700 sacks private OF
Oats 40 sacks Ordinary Ohio sold ac 1872 Prime
S. and 400 S. Louis 6O@a2c y bushe Bran 400
sacks were disposed Of at 81 25 a 100 ms. .e
PROVISIONS, fr with sales Of $50 bbls Mess
s22 by party 80 q bbl OF Green Meats
Shoulders 10c for Sides and
for Hams 50 Hams &c U Bacon higher
and alo Of 80 casks Ribbed Sides brought 12c u Clear
sdcs retailing l3l3sc, and Shoulders at 95lOc
p %.
Awe noticed of 1900 Portland at ST. 200
$2s@2e, and 100 Western at ssl y ton.
COFFEE 1900 bags sold including 30
loc 80 al lol 40 at 1884, and 500 at llJs@li4c q b.
SALT The last cargo sales of Liverpool Coarse lie
n sack. ls
BAGGING AND ROPE. 60 bales India Baggiag were
sold 1890 yard OF Rope 800 coils Machinesde Ran-
daIls) were taken at l01zc % b.
GUNNY BAGS. I'VE noticed sale of 200 bales Heavy at
ike. f stal
LINE Advanced, and 800 bbs Eastern sold 81 p
Dbl. Retailing at 50 25 ~
SPIRITS TURPENTINE....A lot Of 50 bbs was taken at
is71Sc Ygalon. W.
WHISKY. Frmsr. with sales Of l5O bbIs Recfed &c.
and 259 Raw at 29c p gallon. ei tggt.fis
FREIGHTS. ship taken for Marseies with gene
raj Cotton shipping Liverpool British
at -l6d. Gir} ,jsf -t.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
THE GREAT Ma

- THE GREAT Ma
Is E EHsT Y p k9EBE IL INF lHb
OHIO RAIlROAD.-Wnich forms the grand central link in
the chain of communication between the Mississippi and the At
WMEELING, BENwooD and PARKERsBUIG, ON THE
At which places unites with RAILROADS aud STEAM
Ro6rE by Which tGl r III riG S 10 4sHfss
the shortest direct and in respect the most relia
bic 1t the only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled reach the cities of Baltimore
Philadelphia New York the Of ticket to New York
only thus enabling and travellers for pleasure
information to visit tonr Of the principal cities in the Union for
k To passengers from New Orleans Vicksburg Natchez
Memphis md che Eenera ayeSE Gy the beats
BY Baltimore Ohio Road and connections offered
FRsr-They may leave the boats at CAIRO at the mouth
Of the 0ho and thence by the Illinois Central karoad 60 to
Ohio and Mississippi Tee Hsute and Alton Railroad turn
eastwardy By this the traveller passes through Terre
Hante indianapolis Dayton, and Xenia to Columbus: 0.
then take the CARS FOR THE EAST, via the Little Miami
AIR miles below Wheeling where he takes the cars
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
only aordng Thou Tickets NIL the Eastern cities
the rates charged by other routes to New York only
also the shortest speedy and direct TO all the leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus to Baltimore is
only SIC miles being about 100 miles shorter to New York than
by other There less changes of by this route
and consequently less detention than by any other
F By the Express Train of this ronte the time from CAIRO
to BALTIMoRE or WASHINGTON is but FoRTY-rHREE
10. Be particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
KS- Through Tickets allowing the holders to stop at
purchased Of h REDDiNG at the Office Of Tie Illinois Cen.
trail laaroad, under the ST. Charles Hotel, New Orleans
Ar,p, & g. I E. 4 r. N NEF Orleans
JOHN NJ SHARP, General Agent M I'm
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Xgsh 0rIeaus Al0ltfv Alarktt.

4eS8 rnrscrrr OrrIcE. No. 70 Camp street,
Wednesday Evening, March 4 1891.
nj has been more half holiday, but pretty heavy
a, N q,ave we're aver two millions and eight hiln
- p pa''s ., -, \. ~, 80, ,,,,s ,,hicb NAV
Sud Thousand dollars payaoic " ths "is' ~
6eeued Of item in place where trade Is 10
- a,nr,ad Il NJ. NJ. the The payments alluded
n ,,t "a ,sna r,.,, ~
rs follows state Bank ana bfahea s449vV Dana
exsiann 2l 0O0 Bank $3.50 Bank New Orleans
xo an ITnn Rank d0 Mechanics, and Traders Bank
-'' -. 49,. !, III,
n00 Gi1zens Bank s'oVo1 southern Bank, James hooo
Il Co. Benoist, Shaw Il Co and Merrel d Co. S25o,000
~ sro, Manev market offered nothing to-day worthy of
- $500 $3.50, ,,s ~ ,nn.. 5a,aa n.,r ,..o ,od. ~
nsanrk Some negohatiohs =. Ios 's fNet Nese 'ae a.
3 cent y cent The calls on the banks
.tpue large but they are generally pretty flush,
fime they evince no aisposon y eApa - e p'oposcd
nnden to he Bank will in al probability become part
= las In abiding to the banks in onr report the
~ - 4' = - IA N Ia yayr 4, coi,r,sa,s n
MES read, the managers alc eonipe'iSe Wy e''
s n should read cautious" Ia ,S 4ss ~
a Exchare market to-day has not been very active
i. - -, ,.s,rse ef i,pess Some of the hanks
hsa partaken o. any aegtse y eee oe y we o''h'
tAced the rates OF checks 10 "a discount Wlnou huWevef
"a kux any saiss One Of the bsns sold largely at X dis
, ~ ,,sru ,a,s salos ar ~ discount ftere were
--a' ssv "'''soe s.e ~ =. :, -. :, -, ~
n,e hye days sight placed at 70 uis hifts Gays se' se
a. sixty DAYS sight e. 2x2i4 discount. Sterling Tx IA
= ,.r si, ,slal Nv Al drawe,s M onef-
49, r si'sss's' X fe r - a. =
s 70 p's 81 huing uass. Fihies Sto o ~ uen =, ~
Of $50 600 second class being taken at
"a. ..ass II M market being from s 3ofl5 s5
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do Msrbnrg Foreser2 stursennegger Eteruod
Perkins Aco-A do order. :.
HAyRE--ship W Braue-Assortsd mdse.
LIVERPooL-Ship Forest Eage-4S7 sacks salt order.
BosTON-Brig John Freemen-Asaorted nidse. S.
LIVERPooI-Ship Boadeca-s775 10 dos
order. ~ ~ ~ - ~ - n ~
IIVERPooI-ship Romeo-seg7 sacks salt to order,
SMoBILE-Ship Messena--ln ballast
BOSTON-Ship Anna Schmidt-9OO tons ice to l. War
&co
VERA CRUZ-schr C B Knudson-In ballast.
CAMPEACHY-Schr Eranciscs550 quntols of loewood 90
hides dog hongs bales hats IA turtle $500 specie 10 Fer
nandez. s.-l75s57 Ifsg.-5 ~ 81
sHIELDsBoRo-schr Gen scott-752 sacks salt Byrns
Vance &co. ny -.
sH1ELDsBoR Roana-662 sacks Of salt to Byrns
Vance Geo.
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r~ NEW ORLEANS, jack
Een N3 Isss. SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

O'Clock IA NJ arrives Summit MISS hundred eight
plesfrom New Orleans O'Clock A. NJ Returning leaves
Summit every day o'clock, p NJ, and reaches New Or
leans at $50 o'clock, P. NJ.
FARE-Three cents mile each Chdres under FIVE
years age Free Children between five and twelve years
age and colored persons, half price
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the office of the
Company No. 45 Carondelet street. Also family tickets
whoe halves packages Of alta reduced price
permitted ride without
written expressly authorizing them do and naming
the stations from which they As the win
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for trip
direction only those making trip both ways will have to be
provided with two.
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
Intermediate stations at 4S ock A. every Tuesday, Thurs
Saturday. and leaves Summit for New Orleans and
termedats stations Monday Wednesday and Friday
morning. $3.50 o'clock A. NJ This train stops Fridays
Saturdays Flag Stations midway between regular aions
receive and deliver freight but any other days
BE- No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after 8 o'clock P. M.
r. P. GUYARD, Sup't Transportation.
A4 line of four horse mail stages from Summit
Jackson and from Jackson Summit every day. connecting
with the passenger trains So If
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


S.gs, p
the Following facts which are also well known that Vicinity
their children or grown not suffering from the horri
BILE disease Of worms while simple and safe remedy
year this town. sinee removed ssi
had discharged between four and Ave
Powell p1eserpss this vermifuge constantly in hi. prae
Of the valaabie remedies in use always safe
S
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL, FOR THE
wHoofrS So SSTS#t KSTaa1 AND
This remedy has notorey
every variety Pulmonary disease that f Is entirely mnns
nifty seen empoed So vide It's
Rs
who have been restored from alarming and desperate dis
is M aFsp
it, T
m mhts Of M nn Ms rs s
lungs mide varieties Of Colds Coughs
and for Children is the and safest med
Asst has long Seen throughout this section,
" Lowell NJ and
''s q
DocToK HooFLAND's oELEBRArED GER.
~ MAN BITTERS, prepared by
DR.. g. NJ. JACKSON, PHlLADxLPHA, Pa.
bs Of an
diseases arising from dsord cred Liver or Stomach
sen As 1 1Snslf Files,
Fulness or Blood 10 the
:, Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
r Nausea Hs ear bur Disgust for Feod,
Eructations, Sinking or Nutering At the Pit
and Ct . swpn3ing the Head Hurried
ing suaocatng when lying posture Dim.
vision pS,s before sh FsvsT and Dull
,hs SEn ny EYE; pin Sa IL s5s: BACK
Heat .,i Burning in the F Flesh Con,
E ''' and ls great pspre 81 a'A
,u,,,-, .,, Of Spirits etc A.. .,,,. ,,.
preparation with feeling of the confidence
its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
and un.ried article but that has stood the
repusaen sale is unvsed BY an similar preparations es
tsn The testimony in ts favor given by the most prominent
country careful perual Of The Almanac pub.
II s bit ] BE s
e6 cs snd f s q M
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA. 80
The German Bters superior to all preparations in
s.sse s
ties Of your & al Ber hsye found them 70 be all ySn
public remedy for the diseases they are
tended for and superior to al other prearaens II
figssa ARE 70 s
JACKSON La, August 20, 1854.
Dear Sr-1 have used German Bitters find
all they represented be- and cheerfuy recommend
to the public as excellent medicine.
Respectfully, yours w. F. FAULKNER.
L. MAYER says
HARgIsoSBusG, Ls., May g. 1858.
Your German Bitters very valuable medicine have
disposed of all received from you and wish supply
mediately.
DR.. RAYBOLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY, La, June go 1883.
have for last year used the Bers prepared
you practice extensively 1t will shortly be the only
medicine the kind that be readily sold here
leve that in less than there will be sold in this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
Dr.. RABE says: FRANKLIN, La, June "a 1859.
Your German Btters have become popular here and
wish fresh supply Immediately.
Z. A. ADAMS Il co. say:
Richmond La, June q 1883.
Your Bers give universal satisfaction all have
them.
You should bear in mind that these Bitter entirely
table, thereby possessing advantages of the
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold Druggists and Storekeepers vag
]. WRIGHT Il CO.,
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respectable hut this bank during the eight years. has
msds regular annual dividends Of fifteen per per share Of
TO about tan cent the market price Of
SlHS But this Is not considered adequate
bank may make excessive profits but whose interests
compromised thereby Not the community certainly who OBJ
lions enabled afford from their capacity reser
per annu Of O0000 yet divide the
but ~ another lends IS 900
10 stockholders while \ cheap money boz
rowers which may be said would hardly cheap limo
" w. MoNTGo MERY President
r. NJ. DAVIS, Cashier.
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Stripping antelIiaente.
THURSDAY, March 5, 1857.
rJEkpUn vESTEPDAv So. -.

Steamship Charles Morgan Place. for lndianols and Galveston
20 Harris 4 Morgan
Steamship Empire City, winde New York via Havana
s52 Jennings. Laughland eco
Ship Excelsior, Mitchell, for Boston, TCJenkins
Brit Ship Geogana Scott for Liverpool Jos Wilson AGO
Ship Liberty, Atkins. for New York, Chester Hlard
Ship Globes Baker, for Havre, Baxter Lowell eco
Bark Jno Parker, Roberts, for Boston, Juo Tonro
Bark Haheamann, Abbott, for Nantz, G Meeker AGO
Bark Trngan. tlonan for Canfuegas g Bogart &co
Brig Ida Rogers Rogers. for Savannah, SIX Levy
Schr Bradford Taylor for Punta Rosa and Tampa Bay
35. Ii'7 59Sig g Mecnlf AGO
Scr Van Loo, Coomb for Cardenas Boudonsquie Phillips
Sehr Sister Kate Forrer for Mobile, q W Newton &co
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gtbitb, 1t tee Narktts.

THURSDAY MORNING. March s. 1857
COTTON. inquiry again fair yesterday, with
limited supply the business fell of bales
full prices Among the sales Of 50 bAiss Of superior
description at aec y n. Woquote: s3l,.s Nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-05

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans. !
Be that the 18th January, 1851 before
the subscriber Justice of Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James a. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance. Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn,
codin do depoe and that the above
Just transcript from the books of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1857. CHAs. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace Of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest Of six
in cash the outstanding certificates of profits the
holders thereof their legal representatives and after
MONDAY, the 9Th of February next
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
FORTY D per the earned premiums of the
pany for the ending 3st December 1856 for which
fcates will be issued and after the 18th Of March
aThs Company continues the peril of the
and loss damage by fire. the Of
premium. Office No. rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, yiee.President.
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ship Agnes Jones efrom Cardiff Wales, january 18th.
Ship Merwn, Merwn, q days from Boston, Bcgart
AGO. li'', -s5l 5.,. IN. .str,Ls. -. s. er-
Ship Florence Nightingale, new Goss from Boston, to A
Fesdick. E--l-i75,
Shin Mallakof, s- ID; T,.. .-er, b. -,
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NEW YORK VIA HAyANA-stean,ship Empire Ciy-l0l0
bbs -four hhd tobacco IS boxes tobacco II bales deer skins
IS pkgs mdse = 't g -.
GALVESTON AMI. lNDIANoLA- Steamship Chas Nor.
ganS5 bbs -four, 80 bbs whisky a hhds SEQ SKIS
10 casks bacon, 81 pkgs mdse.
sAvANNAH-Brig Ida D Rogers-I4O bbls hour, 100 bbs
whisky, 3472 sacks corn -ss
PUNTA ROSA AND TAMPA BAY-Sohr ] Bradford
900 sacks 25 bales hay and government
....f. ~ NJ
oARDENAssehr Van Loo150 sacks corn, 80 do SALT 1904
empty bills f@
BoSTON-BArk John Parket5s6 bales cotton l26 bbs
sim kegs lard 1851 bb pork 100 IS bDs
hams, 6S bbs molasses, $50 hides, 2 pkgs mdse
BosToNSbip Excelsioral3 bales cotton, 2s7 bb pork,
100 bbis hour Is hhds bacon 800 kegs lard bxs mdse
NEW YoRKsbip Lbery5ls bales cotton, 1875 bbs pork
30 ties a25 lard bbs hams, 1862 bags wheat 1913
bols Hour, 2l00 hides, 9 pkgs mdse.
LlVERPooIShip GeorgianaG9S bales cotton 400 bbls
fou 22tz bbs and lard, 49J bids hides 6o0 slaves.
NANTz-Bark Haheamsnn-l3l5 bales cotton
GANFEUGAs-park Traan--Empty casks and bbls.
MoBILE-schr Sister kaea350 sacks corn 14o do oats l25
do bran 62 hbls -four "a do liquors do OIL do IS bxs
candles, 100 do pipes,
aAyREship Gobe2ise bales cotton, go hbs -four, 1000
sacks corn 2Dwaer shocks.
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IMPORTS.


LoaisiHnall0G ssks oil IS csks wine
100 boxes do 400 do 40 liquors 1926 do pickles do pre-
serves Dbl cheese 81 jars 500 Jugs anuia freres casks Of
1876 do pickles sausage 90 do oil Loo bs do .
hampers bottles Viosca r &co0 bbts wine 100
do liquors. $50 bskts oil Chrree 6eos6 casks wine yaradI
lilo boxes liquors 900 bsks oil Iae6s=4 casks wine no
bhls do 60 bags almonds Paul Juge sUO boxes pickles
ars pickles kenard IAmb5rg-i9 blocks marble Mon
scan-6o hampers bottles SECOND Couti5 oil vosn
Il do mdse TO Heinein0 boxes liquors do wine lis
pickles 30 bskts oil Preau Couel0O soap 81 do
water ~ boxes bottles ~ hampers Jugs Yaieon52 boxes
water Dunt= fkenI5 do mdse % do almonds figs Gau
- do mdse Busy Dayisson0 do do liquors casks
wine IL pkgs mdse Dbl tartar Scwab50 quors
tsochereau 6co3 bbs wine Berpafd2 boxes oil Angeos
do nidse st urbyoO do liquors 10 do oil % casks
Fasnes do ndse bb liquors i35 boxes do 30 casks wine
to order.
GLASGOW hip Marahon-60o tons of pig iron to Wood &
lowl22 casks bottle ale Bruatour &cel5 do 20 hs brandy
- r casks brandy l93 chimney bxs de order
LISERPooL-ship Phcenx-5Sl6 sacks salt to order.
, GARDENAs-Bris A NJ Robers-lgo hhds molasses John
Williams &co. -lsil
CARDENAs-schr Mschlcss-sl4 hhds 20 ties and 30 bols
mnlasses to J L Boyle AGO.
VERA GRuz-Schr Col Lester-SsOOo specie box vanilla
% Pug AvendanoS000 specie Conrtent-luO0 do W
Zachare-Tola So, 900 specie.
HANRE-Sbip W Braue| pkgs mdse TO I. Carautino--
~ burr stoes Ghas Oder kco saTdiues Bailey
blanehaal pkg Indse Frederic 4eo-l0 dc CRczAe Seog
do BeTgingera do q X Hassmun-s3 W Armstrong
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U Transport steamer suwana Kidge Tampa Bay
inst to S Quartermaster--lst dist -. Is.
Ship Braue, Lands from Hayre via Portland Rhodes
9th January, to masters-3d dist 4l
Ship Forest Eagle Timer from Liverpool 18th january to
Brit ship Boadecia Mckay Liverpool Jan 3d. master
ship Romeo Fltuer Liverpool 18th January
Ship Messena -. from Mobile to master-lst dist, As.
Ship Anna Schmidt Mahouse 10 Gays from Boston, to
Brig Mary Wells Perry. from Charleston, to Chapman
Brig Gosnopoe Davis Cardsnas maser-ls dist 81
Brig Amos Roberts, Colson says from Cardsnas to master
Brig John Freeman Loring Is days from BOSTON, to MASTER
sehr Matehsss Smith, days from cardenas erpont
schr Mary Wells, -, from Charssiou, to nlaser-Pont
schr Col Lester Delaney days from Vera Cruz TO Golden
sohr knadson squss days from Vera Cruz to South
schr Mysfic Valley - days from Sabine Pass Gold
Schr Gen Scott Kelson, from sheldshoro-Basin.
Schr Roana Lee, from shieldsboro-Basln.
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Laurel Hill, Thistell. from Bayou Sara. "a
McRse Cannon from from Carolina Landing.
CAPITOL Hooper. from Morgsuza.
John Simonds Church, from Memphla. 81.
John saas pe W from rom RSs
Cuba. Hern. from Mobile.
Towboat Phoenix Crowe from the Pnssestowed down and
the 18th nlt ships Memphis and North Carolina
Minna scbi HER. '''-'' - $50 's'0'D~%
Towboat Flenton from the Passestowed down and
sea Sh W.T. shlp ss5ks lnIessso5 aud
sas sSs eo
Towboai Hercules LsPace from The Passeowsd down and
up ships Forest Eagle and " + Bruno. : -
rowboa Defiance Hanbury from the passe.owed down and
18th ult ships Ocean Bride Jno and schi
III ACCOMPLISHMENTS up ships Boadelia and Romeo
Towboat L. Msndon. Whnnn from the Passes-nwed
and 70 10Th at ships Golden Eagle Harward and
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