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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-04
CHICAGO TYPE EGSNDR1 AND
PRINTER w ARE n o y 8 e /,
no. 80 washington street,

CHICAGO. ................. ........... ILiINOIs.
FssfPE, PRESSES, INK, CHasfs, CASES, AND Ev-
y cry article required in NEWSPAPER. Book OR jon
OFFICE on hand, and for sale at the lowest market
prices
Having removed to our Foundry biflilngs ht
the above location, nov prepared with greatly
Increased facilities to supply the wants Of the trade
throa giout the West.
The improvements which We have made In the PR
paratios of metals give t. the type manufactured by
W. great reputation for durability.
We have recently started IN connection with onr
other De partmentS EsTguTypE FOUNDRY and solicit
orders for TIL kind Of work. possess peculiar IA
cilitfcs for executing II Ia superior manner.
We shall ,entnue TO keep In store large stock 81
Printing Presses FROM tie well known mandatory
Niessrs. II. Hoe Coz, OF Wv York. Also, large a.
sortnent Of the celebrated Rugges Job Presses Other
Presses will be furnished al Manufacturers priccs
Ink from the best manufacturers win always be kept
oil hand.
We desire particularly to call the attention of the
Printers of this State oar establishment ~ they
will find II their interest send their orders
We shan, in short time, issue a new Specimen
Book which will be sent to parties wishing to order,
on application. Eitto27l d. l.. DODGE, Treasurer
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WASHINGTON, May 2

" aoiiNotoS, nioJ 80
President Buchanan will move to the Sol
dier's Home, four miles from this city, early
in Jalv, and occupy it as summer residence.
1t has been placed at his disposalb BY invitation
of the Board Of Directors of the Military Asy
lum. Of which Gen. Scott is President.
Col. Nc Mullen was commissioned this
morning as Governor Of Washington Terri
tory.
Gen. Scott is here on business connected
with the army IN oyemenls.
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81. I,ouis. Nav q

: =
Advices from Kansas to the 2lst, say that
Stanton had issued a proclamationfort the cleo
ton of delegates 10 the Constitutional Conven-
ton TO be held on the Sd Monday in June.
prising 9,25l legal voters, are received, from
which it appears that many Republicans are
going over to the Free Slate National Democ-
racy, also that an attempt is being made by
Northern democrats to send Free State men
of that party to the Convention. Ely Moore,
of N. Y, has heen selected to run for Con-
gress.
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Washington, June 1,


The Government has received no official
account Of the Ohio fugitive slave case.
The Secretary of The Interior has reported
the u. S. Marshall by telegl aph as follows:
consult district attorney to execute the law
The President expects you TO do yorr dnty,
and he will do his.
Major McCulloch, who is here, has been
again rendered the Governorship of Utah.
A court martial has been convened in Texas,
which found Maj. Giles Porter, commander
at TT. Brown, guilty of the charge of conduct
to :he prejudice of good order and military
discipline by drunkenness, and sentenced him
TO be dismissed from the service, but taking
consideration of infrmity of age, and 40 years
of honorable services, the President has, on
recommendation of the court, mitigated the
sentence to suspension one year from rank and
pay.
fT Corn is selling at Fl. Des Moines at
e al
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Cleveland. May 26.

III ~ w NItNtIdI'tt NI'Iy 70.
TIE report of the Committee on bills and
overtures, calling for the views of the ASSEM-
bly, in regard to Slavery, caused a sharp de-
Bate yesterday afternoon.
To-day communications were read from the
association of Rhode Island associations Of
New Hampshire and Wisconsin, taking strong
Anti Slavery ground.
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FIGHT.-Judge Douglas, county Judge of
Benton county, attempted to thrash the edi-
tor of the Vinton Esgle, a. few days ago, and
although the Judge is six-footer, six feet of
mortal flesh laid upon the earth. The editor
knocked the Judge down with fife.
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New YoRK, Nav 81,

TIE town of Addison, in Steuben county in
this State was nearly destroyed by fire this
morning 1t is on the New York and Erie
Railroad, three hundred miles from this city,
aud contains about two thousand inhabitants.
Thirty stores and dwellings have been burnt.
Loss estimated at S3O0,0J0.
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SINGULAR, If TRuE.-Michelet, in a treatise
on birds, tells tie following story: ga lady
one of our relatives, who lived in Louisiana,
was sucking AN infant. Every night her sleep
was troubled bya strange sensation OF cold
and gliding object which had been draining the
milk from her bosom. On one occasion the
same impression occurred, but she was awake.
She sprang from her bed; she called out; they
brought light, searched, and turned down
the bed clothes. They found the frightful
nursing, serpent of large size and of dan
gerous species.
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HERR DRsEsBACH g. co.'s
WI r. n "A q H H II h

This celebrated menagerie will exhibit in
Ottumwa on Wednesday next, June 10Th, when
our citizens will have an opportunity OF seeing
one of the finest collection OF ANIMALS, birds,
&C.. in the u. S. The menagere isan old and
well established one. deserving the patronage
of the community, from the fact that the ex-
hbtion is of natural cnricsities. an examination
Of which is well worth the price Of admission.
None need fear TO attend, through sense OF
committing an improperly, as there will be
nothing presented only Of an instructive and
amusing nature.
The only Giraffe in America is with this
menagerie and we assure our citizens ii Is not
stuffed specimen. but a real, live Giraffe
The elephant, Hannibal, is the largest and
most sagacious in the wtrl. He weighs d.
900 pounds. Go and see these animals by all
means. as you may not have another op2oFtu-
nity of doing so soon.
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Albany, May &c.

Albany, May ~.
Mrs Phoebe King, the mother of Robert
VI. and Samuel HI. King, of this city, was
killed this morning by falling from window.
Mrs. King was pushing open French win
dow when she lost her balance and fell ont
breaking her neck.
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WASHINGTON, MAY, 81

The mail train rom the South ran off the
track on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
last night. The engine and tender were smash
ed and the engineer and fireman seriously in
jured The former besides being much bruis-
ed lost an ear and had his collar bone shatter-
ed The mail arrived abovt IL o'clock this
morning.
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Er The lathe mill attached to the steam
saw mill Of Mr.. David Goold, some four miles
northwest of this city. was burned on Sunday
night, by which Mr.. G.. sustains loss in the
machinery, lumber, &C., of SI,2CO. very Sc
rious loss to the owner and to the community,
now that lumber is in such demand.
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CO The New York police question has
been settled IL favor of the new law by the
Court of Appeals, to which ii was taken by
Mayor Wood, aud the new beard ere how in
possession.
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Detroit, May DC.

y DtFEUIN3 -H' Ut
The station and tank house, together with
two freight cars and large quantity of wood,
at Newburg, on the Great Western (Canada)
Railway, were burned last night. Loss not
ascertained.
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LIBERATION OF DRIED ScorT AND FAMII

LIBERATION OF DRIED ScoTT AND FAMILY.
On the goth, Taylor Blow, Z q, of s.. Louis,
entered, in the Circuit Court, the emancipa-
ton of bred Scott his wife Harrieta and his
two daughters, Eliza and Jane. They were
conveyed to Mr.. Blow by Mr.. Chaffee, of
Massachusetts, for the purpose of liberation,
the law of Missouri requiring that emancipa-
ton should be performed by citizen of the
State. The girls had made themselves prach-
cally free before, by running away. Their
whereabouts was kepta secret. But the father
knew it, and will doubtless recall them. bred
had been raised in the family Of Mr.. Blow.
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THREsIIING MACHINES.

R. sPEScER's & co.'s NEW AND IMPROVED
THRESHER AND CLEANER !!
ND SPENCER & CO are glad to announce that
E0s they have ready and improved
TiRESHER AND CLEANER, which they are confident
will meet with general favor among grain growers.
Wherever 1t has been tried ii has been pronounced
the lighest and simplest machine in use while in
pacity and quality OF work. ii has superior. They
manufactured in this city, They also manufacture
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-04
New York FIorse Poyyer,

All of iron, the best In the market and the first
nade in the west.
Those in want Of Machines viii do well to send In
their orders at early day, so not to be disap
pointed. y@ Vi
They also have patterns of all the machines in use
and will repair any of them.
We also make an excellent Hand Corn Shelter
Orders solicited II. SPENCER co.
Burlington, Iowa, May, 1s57.-l4-Sm.
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Louisville, May 81.

The American Convention at Lagrange has
nominated Humphrey Marshall for reelection
to Congress.
Two Of the rioters indicted by the grand
Jury have been arrested and committed to
Jail.
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STATIONERY AND
RTlANM BOOKS /!
A. IL. BURLEY & CO.,
RIO tco y1He Street.

DEkkA1y EA RDOOEAh1
A. IL. BURLEY CO.,
NO. lee Rake Street,
Chicago. ILLINOIS.
yEv ouLD respectfully invite the attention of coun-
wv try merchants railroad officers, county officers
and public generally to their large aud well seiec-
ted stock of foreign and domestic stationery blank
booEs aud paper Of all kinds sizes and coiors being
tagcs over other houses la the west Country mer-
chants viii find II TO their Interests TO leave their or
ders with us instead of paying freight from New York.
kKIEg0 AID STATIC NJ Fs y.
Our stock Of railroad stationery is very complete,
consisting of every thing that is essential to form
conplate outfit for engineers Office or table.
"hatman's drawing papers OF an sues, herman ana
French roll drawing, tracing cloth ~ aud ~ inches
wide. Fabers drawing pencils, Windsor Newtons
and Newman's water colOrs, India ink, Gamers hair
and sable pencils, draughfting tacks draeghftng in
siraents ia and separate instruments scales,
protracters parallel ana pocket rules, &c, &C. Also,
surveyors chains and
CIiEsTERMAN's METALLIC TAPES,
from 33 to 100 feet in length Also field transit and
level books, and Brown Sons profile and cross sec
ton papers.
u L. A N TX B o O TX s!
Every style of blank books constantly on hand, or
OUR OWN BINDERY,
of any desired pattern to order in the most substantial
| manner at short nosice.
A O. Es A " * E e =
We would particularly call the attention of bank Of
fcers to our large assortment of banking books ana
Office stationery always on hand, or made to order
individuals lrdScrs, general ledgers, Journals, cash
books, bin books, discount books, tieklers and bank
pass boots of all sizes. Among stock of office fur
nture lie found cash boxes post Office boxes, date
boxes, bill head boxes, tin cases for holding different
sizes Of letter. note paper, and envelopes envelope
cases. letter clips letter and cap board clips wire files,
ink stands pencils, pencil rubber waters and sealing
wax, bottiug paper, envelopes, letter. cap aud no'e
paper, canccilins flos and hammers, Eylots ~
mnchines gold pens and cases. Rurley's celebrated
fountain pens Gots SOB pens, Mitehells pens, ru-
| lers and railing pens.
| ARNoLD's WRITING FLUID AND COPYING lNEs,
Maynard & NoFes' Fluid and Black Ink, Iiarrison's
| Carmine Inks.
cor yaEG PRES ES!
of all sizes and styles with books to match, also brush
| es, oil, biotting paper, water cups, &C., &c.
IL EH,,S SEAL PR Il = s e. = /!
We have the agency for Halls celebrated Percussion
and Lever Seal Presses suitable for banks, corpora
! lions or notarys public We also the agents for
the Boston liand stamp Company their stamps are
used by railroads, post Offices, &c, with shifting dates
or Plumbers Orders attended to with the utmost des
! patch by
A H. Burnley s. Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Stationery and Blank
! Books,
/ 122 Lake street.. Chicago. [nl+iy
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-. Stealing never makes man rich, aims
never makes man poor, and prayer never
binders a man from his business.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-06-04

Gy Relieve misfortune quickly. A man
is like an egg-the longer he is kept in ho. wa
ter the harder he is when taken out
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gIsREsII PRIMES, RAIsINs, FIGS, 4 CANpIEs.-
ID For sale BY lnoiiI J. L. TAYLOR.
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NO.23
sltlu Aobsrtisements.
LAST NOTICE.

a Ill who are indebted to us must come and settle
"a their accounts without delay, or We win place
them In the hands Of the proper officer for collection
This is the last notice will give them, and We hope
they will heed II and oblige, respectfully, &C.,
June 1, 1S57.-nli-u STICHTE8 CRONE.
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THREsHIsG MAcHIsEs.-R. Spencer & Co.
Burlington, announce through our columns
that they have now ready new and improved
thresher, which they are confident will meet
with general favor. They have aIso the New
York HORSE Power, an excellent corn shelter
and other machi es. We commend them 10
the notice Of farmers.
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E.iiNE WRITING eAPER, BLANK BOOKS. 4 GOLD
M PENs.-For sale by lnoiil J. L. TAYLOR.
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EXCITING NARRATIVES !--.a CUTS caadel ap,
peadGge under chair rocker!!
The above il all Of this thrilling tale tina
will be Published in the Courier.
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fY- Corn is selling at Fl. Des Moines at
81 per bushel.
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An ordinance to regulate the storage and sale gun
powder in the city Of ottumwa.
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BLANkS!g fs - -
OF all kinds for sale atthis Office. sfs sfrs
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The subscriber respectfully announces that he has
just opened the above establishment Ia the
new building Of ilenry W. Starr, Es,i.
Third ST. next north Of the Barret House mot In H.
Aur al ylnAa. lMNxn .k.-'
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ST 10 NJ E r Y, g. c.,
Cor. Front and Market Streets,
n We are now prepared to announce to n
S-ES all former friends and customers, to- ~
vi gether with n host of new ones, that we NJ
IL are receiving and now opening In all IA
probability the largest and most carefully selected
stock of goods In our line brought TO Ottumwa.
Our goods were bought in the East on the mott ia
vorable terms, and all entirely ~
Z IL E III A N ID y u R
We are well assured that from facilities for pur-
chasing in the first markets, will be enabled 10 se
prices that fail to give entire satisfaction to
customers
We have for the ladies,
VERY CHOICE LOT OF PERrUMERIES,
put up in the fashionable STYLE and Of the very
best quality.
II O o IL g
large aad well selected stock of books and sfa-<
tonery, Hhici We are opening at low figures lnl4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-06
SHERIFFS SALES.

SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THEPARIsH OF ORLEANS
- ia Order to Effect Partition.
r.s e ssy
RY VIRTUE Of . deer ere ! rsndsrsd 5ssasEy
NJ. pss II ne
y ssT6 rs a.ssss
.s.'sS 4. ID! e rIs ~ &
Camp, S. Mary and Magazine street, nssssrtng 10y
Magazine street. and Us feet 6s inches front on 81
~ The sni,dass and &
cd @ to < Ell e
TERMsMFor the proportion of the City New Orleans. il
sssa f 81
aud credit ss 70 s be @
aaa per per after maturity
seq by and Baa r. 81 e.
oc5 10 no2 l6H Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
yENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF DE LA PAROISsEd oRLEANs
Pour effectuer IN partage
cogs f. EI6kE RE soG
Souve as Orleans. HEkfTIsas
EN VERIFY dun deeref Esnd u i d d jan An
DE
dc s
REHABILITATION de la description suit
sUNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE de forne ir- -
reguliere stuse dams lie Premier District de Ia willie
Nouvelle Orleans renfemee par les du Camp M
Marie ct des Magasin mesuran 3o4 pieds face
a g. Gsns
Ensemble la maon dessus appropriate
Marche Public lie de Marche de
/ gasns. &.s7 - gE 5l5
propriete vendue marche public ton
eonformement plan dresse A. dHemeeou arpenteur
| ct qni sera expose Ia vente.
l. CONDITIONS-Pour la proportion la vile
Nouvee Orleans, savoir l7 complaint pour proper
ton revenant heriters Guote SAVIOR 1921 den
credit blets satisfaction dts herr
tiers portant cent Pan De Il date usqu che
ft psiement ct garants hypotheqne privilege
| eur sur la propriee yendue.
II. JOHN NJ. BELL
l Oc5 10 no2 16 q Sheriff de DaroisSe di0rleans
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suGARA AND MoIAssEs "A few small lots were sold at
previous rates.
FLOUR We noticed sales of about 1900 bbls, including
400 superne at SIS Illinois at S. Co. 6OO in TWO or taree
lots private terms Unbranded in four or five lots at
81 Is y bbl -,
GRAM The sales of Corn were confined II abont 450
sacks Mt 657Oc for Mixed, aud 100 White Mixed ut lac p
busbel Wheat heard Of transactions OF any mo-
Small lots of selling at 60bSc " bshel Tor
St. Louis with Bran was active with sales OF
some 400 sacks sc 600 80 and 600 Old from store at
zoe q, 100 lbs ... -sr-..
PROVISIONS. Pork was retailing at S2 5oG9s2S
and 200 were sold by dealer at S2s y bb Bacon Was
selling small for Ribbed Sides and 1870 u for
Shoulders The only sale of reported so erces at
HE which was generally the asking rate for Prime.
COFFEE. so bags were sold at l0s4c y ID.
l. GUNNY BAGS A lot of so bales heavy was sold day or
two since at lac.
WHISKY. Nothing of any moment was reported. a.
HAY advancing. We heard oil 800 bales New
York sold on Saturday at s2 go 1900 yesterday
private terms Holders generally asking S2S23 for
Northern, and s29@Ss0 u tun for Western in store.
EFREIGHTS.. Vessels the berth for Liverpool were
filling up at I'D Cotton and ship was taken at that rate
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Observation-Disclosures Princess--652 bales cotton to W
MsndeviIe John Wat Seolae bales eseo
Fse.s Fss
600 Coleman, Putnam scoss do Henderson Pess9 do
d E ces Fiyns s5
5sn bses
MgS Alien esss cotton i
Hughes Hyistssd 4coEis Martin Owen coSb@s Cox
s.is R
Nay As bales cotton
oWs asss
der-Total 1913 bales cotton.
Ward ssaaes Hen i
Carroll bales cotton
%s' ss ssss
Hasen Cummings
'Ffs
~ bars iron
Jsdsh bales cotton
$50 Kicks &eo-ss Vaudeville MeIhsn1y-s7
s95s
Pearson sso Do pnskaf na,s seo eo, do
ss
Total ISL bales cotton
R 3c sb
g s.
Druhsn- apples schreener-sO bbls apples
s1S s:S
Ss
% q sP s
aoS james Comedy Ase.isst 5ss aoar Hewitt Morton
~ sS
bbls flour Ogesby Macaulay-S4 hbs -four
sG 3 h s sa H1sok johnson es
Mssn
@ fs5 sSss;I SSs
bsa,ss
p peass s Rsis
ss5fs ssPs
et se @ D
John Duty &eo$2s DO s bts appss TwisheI Is IS,
sG Sols ssgs possSs
oo
% Me- era Rsyburn do to Hsndeson psse do to
orde,-Tot.l IS bales cotton. hhds tobacco.
Fsirehild7l2 chairs 50 pieces
stss.s
fsss scs sE t
lsshsr Bull Hills seo"l adss aiad summers seo
bb -four bills eggs kegs butter and lard John Hurley
s0n IS as Sa
ps sgss s s ei s Il S
Il If bb cheese kegsba,ssr bales hay bo
ys
0n u 5 aPp s s5s os oss
Cauey-sundes ordeoa IL bales cotton hhs tobacco
BALIzE-s,eamer Ceres-Ss sacks rice to W Thompson
sundries to order.
ao e S Ss sseP
Mltenber Bar0n-47 bales
Carroll Ssa-a5 osksy Haykias .-;a Sci,
plauehe &se-l5 peGray yillerenl4 Hopkins &co
Brothers Hssd Masss SECS seisoi
Eaas sassn &so
sacks cotton seed Fish, cotton gin
ssrfs Des castings ns. Gad
SSs S s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chancelor-5 bales cotton to G
Phillips kco-O bales cotton john Williams cotte
Barley, johnson &co99S sacks wheat fitus &co-3S
bbls ho1r Graham @ M seeks wheat
RELY @on"s s To- & Frere ees
alcohol b Rs inse
Ferry &co box Mysats 8soos bales
I Eli s m oses o s ns
hams Gedies-5s do Keep Bard &co- do hhds bacon
es la hams Pstes aaa
order-Toal q bales cotton,
/ - a. - RAILROADS. z,-r=a
RAILRo AD-I2O bales Warren, kcos2d
Z AI5sq sse bssass Seiss s 1yss s4is
ssss aodn sns ;ss s
Carroll PFitehasd Seo-s Garter &e9 Abby gee
Hopkins &coi7 head cattle and suudries to ordeTos
RAILRoAD-4 bales cotton 10 4 Kelly Aeo-2ie hides to
bales S Hays
order, Is
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
| ,E--S Tlrepo undr es tn oraer .
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s LEGAL NOTICES.

sreoss ps,sr oY nHgas s
III s 4 sas persons
vs1 DIX K. ,s ns
g shis .oad 20. Be- homolssassd sna ~
By order 9. q The Court; nnxur peputy C,srt.
= de- j. NoussIIe Orleans. D. sTEvENsoN-Ne: u sS
III. g. ]. R .asa.e
Dc pssssnte publication lssaasss q sou,ps
cu,s.enr q 10 dts snessson re ssra point
eossiormensns = iii eornpse. ~ n -
80 Il e : :. - A. DREUx. Dspu6 aret1er:
ssco.p DISTRICT cousr} cHARLEs.e, souTHAlAYED Il
sssnsa q csa.s r. is..s:s 4
Ss.les hereby siy.a . II j. MY .s.
seq ocs 4. DREUx, Deputy Clerk.
csgs p oHAs q sogTHnAYED
| A TTENDU aa.!ss Chasl.s q. soa tim :
e .ssss.on Frsslist Rsdssd
Avis pan Que esa peus con-
ss III sass ii
sea esss s -. u nEEux. Dsps.s Creme. /
szces1s p.sT n couars SALVADOR 1; I FONT.
WHERE tss salvador ). + So sss' has ped
w the Court for letters Of datiye estamentsry
the estate Of the late sylvester Anglada-
Eoticeis hereby given all whom SHOW
within ten days why the Of the said psiicn
| should not be granted. f5555s H. VI @5s
BY order Of the Court. s I'll
> .oc3 8 Is & A. DREU4, Deputy Clerk.
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quelles serait pas fait droit Ia de Petition
Par ordre de IL Cour: 5$
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-06
8ebith, Of TIE Ntark&ts.
TUEsDAY MORNING, octobei

TUESDAY MORNING, October 6, 1857.
COTTON. With the Exchange market at STAND there Is
necessarily very limited demand for Cotton and the sales
yesterday confined few small lists embracing oafeS
1900 bales, Prices irregular and lower ont Win no m
ket to establish quotations omit them
TOBACCO We heard Of about 100 hhds sold on sat
urday without particulars.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.