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Mape,, superpho,phate Ol Lim..

W, bav, us,i this fertilizer tor four yc1r'
70 our own enIirc satisfaction. Wa have
used IL on corn. potatoes. carrots AMI iur-
nir,. AMI in an cas- "a has proved what IL
IA. been recommended. It has produced
very marked cE,c,', %; uuiy on thc immr-
tpts crops. hut ou tbr .lhsVucut Fr's'
crop Iu case, where Ne lave us.l % in
the hill. ,l. clover Showed, hy %. larger and
mrrclarurt,nt growth, vNsrg y,c-y hi.l was.
las, f4lI 49, apT,eI o. apiece OF ryr, ami
che sG.rt wAs very visible. W. shall apply
another d,.' tti, spring, anl rut-ui t.
ret a premium on 'rnt r.0c', Nth Doe The
State AMI CHunty s,rlrsy-ih.t b. lt thr
Sup-rpho,phatsJ .r. what i, indicated Wc
shall br abe O. surpIy our fellow yitizrus
with shat they may want ui tlis artclc trc
Tr,s,nt year Tbs, Who may want b., viii
dr vsll &, ,sud ;hr.rorl,r, slon, as w shall
order from Nrv York only as sc fui ,hs
demand nav D..
IN rrc1umerl.u: All, art'rl, wc wish &c
o. b, distinctly born, in mind ,hatwc w1ulI
ng, advise any on, O. ryiy ou su,' or any
other special % concentrated fertilizer, O.
the neglect of the hru.yArl, has pm aui
other .5urc.s rfmlnur,- sa ii'fa-v. Make
and uye 40 the maaur-, possible ag rsa-
ora r-,uvs-,syy On ;ag stable, the h.Ta-
yari. tl. howard. the rrl,y, ,ho siuA.
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Antiquarian Supper

In conformity with our purpose, w took
the cars for Bethel on Wednesday afternoon,
and arrived there in due timc, and found a
large share Of the guests nsscmbled,-the
venerable patriAreh' and matrOn,, the mid
die aged, aud the Young folks, and the chill.
dren,--all fall oflilc and their face, wrcathCd
In .mile-. Even the wrinklcd faces of the
agcd seemed radiatcd with the glow ofyouih,
by remembrance Of the past days revived.
And then the ,Ablcs-ihcy were loaded with
the substantial, Of hfc, done up m the style
OF DAYS Of yurc. in Tari-a strange miuslins
of the past with tho present.. There was the
'' bean porr,isc hot, the hakci beans, the
brown hrcad-ihi. last little wod,rait,t-
the boiled dish. the " hullcd corn" aud
milk, snd all the ct cg,crls II 'he overloaded
table. Of ollsn times, OF which al par,ook
with a rclish aul god will.
After ,hc rrla,,, r'marS. were made ~
the n,rarch., and then by the youns'r
member. Of the sss'mhg, mostly OF a ii.turi.
cal character, crin: to show ,h" :rat change
that bad taken place In the condition or the
country. a fall r,rort ug Which We horr {,
ss, lus u.r next i,,ar.
Thc occasion vss one ul great lntgrys; O.
an, and ct amusement O. Young America,
iu tlr artigu, Ir,,sc, OF s,rnc or the ladr-,
in particular Although afflicted with o
severe headache. wc enuycd lhc entertain.
mrut very much. Very many OF the habit.
carried us back % bayho,I days, and brought
cap thr remembrance or uncle. and auut.,
lous ,.a,, lcp,rIci.
A,a finale 90 the w,ut'r meetings OF the
yarm,r'. Club. thi, festival w,s exceedingly
interesting anil sVpropriat', aud w wish
ether towns, in thi. county IN particular,
would initiate ,hr example oi B.shcl ia thi,
Why may no; every tJ~n in tbs
county have - Farmer, Club, aud Ihus,
MT only awaken a rrw lutrrrs. in farming,
lul accumulate aud iiTu.e agricultural Zoo.
formation, lns help form something like
society .n yhr larn.n: community, ul ara
,irn,I, intelligent, AMI rrpsnhls shlra-i.r,
instead nr o., f.u, visits which cons
,tiyute ,p much ut 90. a'ergJursr among iHc
'amU.e, Ut ilr farming community, which
vr-y Intelligent m1a'u,sbc, % g,rIge a. Do.
vr4.I t.r lrTrusy.
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PARIS, ME-, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1851.

the urduc,r oi most Of lis bulls, would
willingly rick my reputation on his herd.
II would tend very much TO pa, at ret 'in.
diyidual opinion" Come, Mcssrs. Editors,
SEQ what you can DO to torirard iiii frioi; It
/. an imporiau, one, And all parties would
be benefited by it.
was always an admirer OF the Devon,
andfally lelic,c the IIereford' possess aHthcir
good qualities, with more substance.
Idishgr'c with Mr.. Chapman IN several
instances On sheep, which ! will answer al
ter the appearance Of his next letter.
". II SOrIIAM.
Oswc.o, y. Y. Country Gent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

TrErLE Sour WITHOUT = TJsgtE. L.
" land lubbrrs IN the interior 60! Maine.
have beard much about turtle soup, but "a,
mono OF the -,A turtle, ever ct - lar frym
homc, w. never st morsnl Of thcm O.
crafty our palate. \ bsns,oleu; writer
IN the Cotton Planter, over tl1 signature OF
&" BJldcciA." thus comes 10 our rescue, aud
si,cs the i1l,vns directions whereby any
OF oar farmers can !nc on turllc Sup equal
&, TIA, og q city alderman. Ia, directions
aF, as follows Take the head 0f lii,
lamb or cali, that la, been o4rslIily clean.
"a.
lfthcy arc young, tl,c ,kin should 90, %,
taken ~, bat IIc hair removed by sc,llIns
~ hot lry water. Pat one Of these into a
pot Of cold water carly in the morning, and
start i, t, boiling Tie in a clean cloth a
t.aspoln-iaii OF ail,pirc and ten cloves, and
drop into toe pot. Cut into email pieces
one carrot aud two medium sized iUrnir,,
and drop IN.
Keep the pot boiling continually, and a.
tac water cyaporat,s. gu up with boiling
water. when the head j, done 50 well that,
the bones part easily from the ilssl,, take i
out into "a Tray, pick the bones carefully out
and chop ,lie meat Tine; strain the LIQUID
through a cuIlcnicr and turn the chopped
meat back into the liquor, now salt and
pepper to taste and thickcn with Hour that
has been parchcd u dccp cull'c color. Stir
it frequently, that it may not burn, and just
before 1t j, taken oil, add one gill Of good
tomato or any other catsuP, and half 4 pint
Of pure homemade vine. (Wc think the
wine Of nn particular us'-It will be just Us
mrih,i, and more nourishIns without it)
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

LADY FR,NELrN. Lady Franklin has ad-
dressed and publi,hcd !ctter 10 IIrl Pal
mcrstpr, seeking TO engage the sympathy OF
those in power, in the dc'Patch OF an eSP''
dition IN search ol the remains Of the Frank
lin party. She cndravors to .how that the
proposed search may be made with slight
hazard Of life and very small cost, aud OBJ
series, "Thi. fnal aud cKhausiins search -
all I seek in behalf Of the fret aud oaly mar
tyr, to Arctic discovery in modern times'
and il Is all ever intend oass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

Yarmouth, Charles j. Gilman, Ehcn Cobb,
and Nathan Pattangall be a committee char.
ged to Investigate the uso and value Of ma
riHe mdaWro', and In report to the Secretary
of this Board during the present season,
their results and conclusions.
/ Voted, That Mcssrs. Charles j. Gilman Of
Brunswick, Darius Forbes and c. Chamber.
lain, be a COMMITTEES to report to tho Sccra-
ary during the prcscn, SEASON facts and
conclusions regarding the efficacy aud util.
ity Of concentrated and Pic,Ge monur"
/ ro,Sd, That Mc.srr. Nathan Foster. or
Gardiner, II Parlin. Thoma. Fuller. |. ".
Brc,,un, and Seward Dill, be a committee
to report to the Secretary during the present
sras'n, facts and conclusions regarding the
isii apd most economical m,ilod Of prc,srr.
iHg and oppi,mc soid a7S h7uid maHuro.
Voted. That Mcssrs. Dlriu, Forbes of
South Paris, II. Little, :, Dill. and Thomas
Fuller. h'a 'nmni.'c 10 inquire into he
rare Of 'ranp or ior ru,l, and ~ l,ti
m,'ios n ir.abnr and composing n. same,
a. a cheap and c'Fciou, manure, and report
10 the Secretary of thi, Board during tic
present season.
ro'rl. Tia, e. Chamberlain n FO1cro't,
Nu,-, rahrr. and d r Stevens. ~ com.
mit,e, ,orportto the Sr,rc,aryoiihi. Board
plans and ndurrsg,8H' rrcasHrhs i,H mod,
o. r1sUrlolHr i1rH' and diar1 n.HaI
Ioi,5. That T.. q. Buxton Of Yarmouth.
u. +. Npur,,, anil warrrn sparrow, b.
committee to report to thc Secretary oI tins
Barl during To- season, on 5-unst, and
5,P nRag,.
Tairt. Tha, | ". B,rttun. Of Winslow,
Mcscs Ta'g', aud Il. 7 Drn'morc, ',a com.
miitre to reror, 20 iur Tys.-,,ry o! ui.
Board ,hr present. SEASON, on tho varieties
of sheep l,.; adapted 6, uur state, and ai.1
on the cNprd,rncy nf raising sheep Tor NUT
ton rather than wool.
lo',J. TLat Calvin Chamharlan of Fox.
croft. u. hbrr. Darius Torbcs. and y. :.
Fairbanks, O., committee charged to re-.
port 90 thi. Board regarding the ,arirtir, OF
apple last ADAPTED to the climate and s''''
OF Name a's' what ii'y would dTrcnmmcnu
a' {" procuring trees ir' Ir'm out ". the
Siat'' and 'ae D't m'ih"R' "i Propagation.
Ia'nf, rUai Ilrary lilil' OF Bangor No.
Sc, Call. u. +. Nuar,c. Warren sparrow,
and Nathan Nyc, Bet committee 20 r.r'rt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

PurDarrrr. We uudcr,iand that Mr..
joshua P,rham, Of Woodstock, ha. bought
the right % manufacture = Poudrcttc, tor
the towns OF Woodstock. Greenwood. aud
Milton Plantation. lie used II himself la,
yrlr, ou bis farm, as a manure iJr corn.
H. msuuroi tie whole piece with stable ma-
uure, plaster, aud woIi ashes. To lourrJws
De applied the PJudrct,c. and the result Vas
that these r,Ws produced NOR, than one
fourth more cOrn than auy o,hcT iart OF the
p.,cc. !: j, said that It can be mauulac-
tIrel Or abJu; siz cents Per ba.hel--tha,
j., the uai.rirl for itu,ll COS, about this
sam. We know i,s constituents, ard wr
,4ouId expect 10 aoaId b,a vssy che ,r and
cd',tual Fertilizer. Any rrr,,rs can be- fur
u,,s,d with an nc.igd information b. ap-
rl!ius to Mr P,rham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

We aEs indebted to Hon. John J. Perry
f0r valuable public documents.
John II klippari, Corresponding Sccrc-
tAry Of the Ohio Board Of Agriculture. will
AeceP, our thanks for the reports Of that
board for 1880 TO 1854 Inclusive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

Kr>e PuutP CoEN. Persons in want ur
thi. ,,r,s,y oi eyrn cau obtain surply fpr
s,,d. Of GcJrsy =. Hooper, of th,' town.
rui- D., a very prolific variety oi corn, but
need, % b. cultivated IN this rsi,n slmc
time, and to have Ihe socl carefully selected,
10 make 1t 'uhciyutly early to be a safg crop
IN AL lJ,alities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

The navigation Of the Missouri river is
opencd. steamers are leaving St. Louis for
St. Joseph and other towns along the border
and Kansas emigration is beginning to move
forward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06
Sneeial Notice.

Agricultural Exchange and communica
,i,n. f,r thi. department., should he direct
ei e. Oxford Democrat. 90 South Paris Ne.
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The Herelords Defended.

,aticn Many Of hi, remarks contain NOR
truth than poetry" lie CLASSES the Here
ford with the Short.llorn for CONSUMPTION
Of food. TITS isa mistake. llcrcinrds vii
live where Dcyons will live, aud consume M
more food, Il properly brcd. Mr.. louat
says in page 30 Of his work "that Here
ford will live and grow fat where a DevoI
will scarcely live :" bat nsrur dad quot
Youa,t az authority. Thi. was one Of N,
remarks ior which condemned hlm. H.
also saws the Hereford COW "is no mixer .
on the same principle, therefore DO mo-
believe either, bat DO believe that Hero
Iiris will live upon the poorest lIni, q,
as well n any other breed, and MAKE q,
much batter Tor the food they consume
Proof ur TIA, j. fairly shown in ihc district
he which they arc bred in England mo,
parts oi tbcm very light slil ais, IN th,
trial ui toe pukc ut li.iipri. hctvcru Here
Hsls. Shuytlluru, and D.,1n., thc Here
ford. consuming the least aud making al,
m,,t profit never hul Hereford ~ NY
late tha' bad not a lnns s,rli,ltPluuch, uy
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,h,vn Gr rr,u,vu. ono, had tb,,,
u.,.l,,I ,,t. Il, on. stable. ,l,t d,t ui.
nr several ueyk. together on "aush lcyd DO
Mr.. Corning. ul4 CIV Victoria. Va, unc
Of them. IwoulJ rather trust cus, kop,
a. J,irrmcn usually kcs! them. that rnr,
from lito q, quarts. iur butter.
IIrr, Hereford. have b,rn condemned for
milking without pror,r Investigation and
rr,8C Mr.. Iouatt'. BAD cSsmrl, Of wrI,in.
" u,,hoa, i,in. it. ta. br,u cupt,l ia a!m l,,
ever, agricultural paper IN tie Union. I
uinl Mr. Chairman b, lal int, the same y..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

RUE,L Nav ioEEER. Oncc more has the
pleasant face OF this agricultural jVurnal
greeted Us. Il looks little brighter aud
iAircr than ever IL seems to be- clothed ia
a new drrss, and is filled with valuable mat
ter. Published weekly, by D. d. r. Moore,
Rochester, y. u, at So per year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

d. c. LinselCy, Of Middlebury, Vt, au.
thor Of The premium essay on Morgan hor.
see, has started a new agricultural paper
called the Vermont &ock Journal.
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DARIUS FORBES, Editor.

Arths sus aui science. peri1iuiuE to hir, are
so.si, sad sr~ iatiiatsly c''nsC,-
o. with Agrtcuiturr. AoEtCotA'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06
Boarl Of AEricultnre

Tho committee 10 whom was referred th,
cIpCdicncy Of recommending legislative ne,
ton To encourage the formation andsuTp1ri
oi Farmer. Clubs, report -
That they deem !, cSp>licnt that SOM,
further fundamentally should he put in
operation ut once Tor the diffusion orasri.
cultural tnnvlcdss throughout The commu.
Is. Your Committee would by ~ means
undcralue thcscicnccof agricultural Chem.
is,ry, nor thc advantage arisng from col.
lcriuir cnlr.s ol instruction iu .rirut.Gcas.
rirul,ur,, wherever 1t may be- practicable
hu, lrpm ihr nature ul the cas-. It i.apll.
rent At glance. that ouly q rr-g o7a7 pro,
portion Of our young farmers oa1 ever re-
adj, 6, avail ihcmstIyr, of such a cplr,',
and that, Il we would have them obtain q
a knovl-ls' Of their profession. the means
must, IN some way, D, PLACID within 'h'ir
reach.
Your committee relicy, that Farmer
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a focus toward. which could hc gathered.
and from which might raiia'c the results Of
the c'n,hincd experience Of all Thchilurc
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

The committee charged with the consider.
alton pl the bill "a the close oi the lppuu-
dix to the Secrctarys Report, bss leave to
submit the following:
That while thc plan proposed, Of cniov.
ing an Agricultural rro.c,,or.hip IN each
oi our Colleges, possess, : undoubtc,l merits,
and would greatly aid in laying broad and
deep the foundations for ruture advance
ncnt, We yet believe, from an examination
Of the subject, and conference with gentle
men connected with our Colicg's,. that At Is
oTcn TO practical Objections Of u serious ma
Mrc.
IOIr committee further r'ror; that they
deem tie Normal school u m,ss urgent ne.
cc-si,y Of the State at tai, time, than the
educational movement PROPOSED m the biil /;
and they believe that in conncIion with a
Normal school, whenever pu, IN operation,
there can be established (di much less cx.
pense to the Siatc.) Prufyss,rslip Of
Agricultural Chemistry, which will answer
our aim equally we'll, together with the far
ther advantage uf training our teachers to
impart instruction in this department, in
the common schools We therefore recon.
mend M farther action Of thi. Board in re-.
gard to the bill, than the submission or the
views Of the Bard to the appropriate COM
mittccs Of the legislature.
). l.. GOODALE, I
CHARLES j. GILMAN. c,u......
DARIUS FORBES. .o'''"'''''
ALDEN JACKSON,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

Is Board oT AGRICULTURE, }
January 2Sth, 1857.
Voted, That Messp. l.. q. Buxton, Oi
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Hereford Cattle.

o. another c',gmu vii, b., fund an art,.
%. tenn ,hr Country Gentleman IN relation
@, il., s,.s.. lrar oaev', b,. lad q iar; r
,yJ.r.ur- l1 &, than any other m.n Du tht.
c.auusn; N,r,uca d, b.. in reply g. .l.
Other .r,tcl,, %. main rr,oJ. ,uI Is,,I,,u,
ar. ,aE-t-u,ly plain anI distinct ~i,hou,
r.irrure @, that article. And vc may add.
Tat 81, lar "a, our kur~lci:, and 0zr-ris1c,
e,r,. 6, clufrn. an that De e!aiu, Gr lhi,
stock.
We have bull or tbi. brood, 90 ourryad.
er. krow, and tbe fir, cali be sired b, now
ah1u, two week, old, and II any wish %
know VIA, Kind of.,ock /, Is when young,
they will please call aal examine fr ,hcm-
.c,yr-
Ia r,-grl 6, H. hul', We nav rsy. We
never had such an ari1.,l 70 fed, on our
Trrul,-, ilr rl', every thing Va, before
him o.. i' it tasted -.oi, aaI what 0. NOR,
&C. dos lim c,pi. n, hI. h,sn kept ,ho
,.m, a, tie rrsi ur cur -:.s> ,ic year past,
Dr since W Lou-at him. u, Wal o. two
years ulI iar 9,,b OF Arr,I next. and now
grit, almu.t .,y isst. wh-rc are the Dur.
han, that vi,l 30 thi. ,u such keeping?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

Examination Of DR.. Russell concluded.
D- GaTcelon examined in relation todi'lsIon
oT xcrtebrae in the examination OF the wound
by physicians.
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ARRIVED.

ANRIF TED.
Steamship Jasper Flanders for Sabine Pass 70 masterBer
wick's Bay.
schr Howard, Drew from the CARIBBEAN Sea, to ynso
&co-Pont.
Schr Tallahassee, Merrill from Mnitan, 10th inst TO Bou
dousuuie Il Philps-2d dist Ii.
Mexican Schr ElpuRdo bapea from IdGhSc0, TO CAmei
denarrival Quarantine Stetion and preNiousl
reported2d dist I6.
Mexican Schr Leonor Aseona from Sisa aud Campeachy to
Camerden-Hrrival Quarantine Station and cargo prt
Ninusly reporled-2d dist Is.
Schr Livingston, Nicholson, from Coynsan-BHsin.
Schr Black S4unil Myers, FROM il0Si-Basin
Schr Eli1ueh Ann. Athens, from Pearl RiyeT-BUsin.
Schr President Sgller, from Pearl River-Lasiu-
SChr Fanny, Thompson. from Horn lslHnd-Bnain,
SChr Martha Ann, Williamson. from EOviHgtnn-BuSin.
Schr FontainbirHi. Peters. from EOynEtou-BasiH.
Sclr E,iua Bn'tour. from Coymgior-BlSir
Schg Adele, GommGn from Coyiuglon-btsia..
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lotion AND TOBACCO sTATEMENT.

SUGAR AND MOLAssEs. The sales of Sugar embraced
40 hhds Louisiana previous rates. and within the last two
three days l20 Cuba Muscovado at 9Oac H. OF Mo-
lasses 50 bb Union Refinery taken at CSC D. gallon
FLOUR The market was still very quiet and the sales
confined to about 1000 bb of which l5i ST. Louis Super
fine in two lots Sc s, $50 the 80 Lacede at 81,
200 Illinois Extra from New Wheat private terms
Corn dull with sales of only 500 TO 1000 sacks
Inferior to Good Mixed 7O5c some Coz sacks at $685.
and few lots of Choice White c q bushel OF Oats the
sales confined small lots of St. Louis At 626Sc,
and lot in offered at 6uc % bushel In Bran
nothing of any
PROVISIONS. The sales of Pork confined to retail
S3 5O@S24 mostly S2s IS OF Bacon At casks
Ribbed Sides lot taken at 1870 D b. Nothing OF
any done Lard. Kegs retailing at 6c
p ID.
COFFEE bags were sold lO14c 100 at Il, and LOG
Prime at IKE u h.
CANDLES A lot OF 100 boxes STAR full weight was dis
posed of ut 25o y ib, 80 days without interest.
BAGGING India very firm, with sales OF zoo bales
light lake aud 200 in two lots at 41ac d yard
three days since at 1896 u ID.
OILS Lard Oil retailing at 81 l0l l2a, and Cotton
Seed at 95c61S! U gallon
WHISKY One lot of 2O6 bbls Raw was sold nj Sc ant
some small los of Rectied at 26G26lac d gallon
FREIGIITS ship taken for Lisbon for Tobacco
and hundred bales shipped for Liverpool
T6d
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOUIS-Steamer f Woodruf-5O0 hbls -four "
dco-4s5 seed Martin Drome51 bales of
George Conneliya6 sacks johnson 6co22
wheat hhds tobacco Levy Summers-2 sacks wheat
Turner-hhds tobacco Michel &co5OO bbls flour
James Connolly Gco-00 bbs -four Kennedy &col box of
Keep Bard TOGO bbls sacks Doughery
co-l0O sacks us bills -four Shaw &co2 bbls -four
Oglesby Macaulay-2bxs indie Shaw Zunts2O coils
Barley johnson &co2lS sacks Twichell Dutche5
sacks bran ITO bbs -four Clarke, Richardson &co
Menard Vgnard-lO0 coils Pope Ellison &coo bbs Of
Caldwell ourdan3 bbs seed oil 2U bags Of
seed III Webster6 pkgs mdse Gordon Foste trunk
Bscoe 6Snms50O bbls -four John Duffy &co92 bbls lime
Thomas Elder &co-50O sacks bran Moore &co-36 bbs
-four Horre Gayle &co-lU bds hides Mann &col box
books Frellson Stevenson &co3 boxes glass Woodman
apples John o. Bren-S bbs 50 brxes apples to Bas57
sundries ordeToa 81 bales cotton hhds
tobacco.
Observation-Disclosures unbeah-No cargo.
JEFFERSON-steamer Gossamer-50thead cattle to order
ORT-Steamer Jr-4 bales cotton Carroll,
Pritchad kco hhds Holmes Causs-4O sacks corn
Mtenberger &co-25 sacks potatoes Wright Allen dco-4
hides j Dasva-A hides bbls allow Kohn Ryan-sun-
dries order.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alton jr-5 bales moats to q
Pinckard &co Jas Turner Dbl 1auze
Dbl Gags coops Raymon Caselosundries to order
Ceres-sundries to order.
RAILRoADs.
NEW ORLEANS. oPEI.OUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD23 bbls molasses John Williams &col4 bales
| N j Hackney-sundries to order.
| PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Sesmer California; gins to Fl K Carter
col do Cushngl5 head sheep and supdries to orker
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31
MEMORANDA,

Capt Merrill Of the schooner Tallahassee from Minitit
Ian 2 inst reports left in port bark Rapid loading for New
York,
H8 The officers Of the Sunbeam from Red River,
reports three feet water the Falls and falling
The Woodruff left ct Louis 24h inst port
fa New Orleans Allegheny and Planet. River falling
rapidly with nine feet water to Cairo.