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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-03-14
NOTICE
+ APPLICATION for the discharge of an insolvent

OF APPLICATION for the discharge of an insolvent
" from his debts pursuant to the provisions of Chap
ter 80 of the Devised Statutes of the Territory of Mnne
sofa, entitled of relief of nsolvent debtors" In the
matter of the application of William Pierpont Tanner
nsovent debtor to be discharged from his debts pursu
ant to Chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes Territory
of Minnesota. In the District Court of the first Judicial
District of the Territory of Minnesota in and for the
County of Goodhue. The of the applicant is VIII
liam Pierpont Tanner who resides at Cannon Falls in
the county of Goodhue and Territory of Minnesota The
date of the first publication of this notice in the Weekly
Minnesotian newspaper published at the City Of Saint
Paul. the seat of Government of said Territory of Mime
sofa, the l4h day of March, A. d. 1857. The
of the officer before whom the creditors of the nsovent
required to appear. is the Hon. VIM II. WEIGH CHIEF
Justice of Minnesota Territory and Judge of the District
Court of the LIST Judicial District in the Territory Min
rosetta. The place appointed for such appearance the
chambers of the aforesaid Chief Justice in Red Wing
the said County of Goodhue, and the time fixed for such
appearance is the 18th day of July 1851 at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. of that day
W. COLvILLE, JR, Attorney for Insolvent.
nat ad Rod A 1nw
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Correspondence of the Missouri Republican,
Kansas Affairs.
Richardson's Death-Bank Bill Pass eI-Southern I'M
WEsTPoRT, Mo. Feb. II.

migration.
WEsTPoRr, Mo. Feb. II.
The rumor mentioned in my last, regard
ing the death of Gen. Richardson, was cor
rect. He died, as stated, in great pain, of
an attack, brought ON, it is said, by eating
too heartily of oysters.
Both houses have passed a Bank Bill, on
which they have been engaged for two weeks
This bill establishes mother Bank, and six
Branches The contest was long and excit-
ing, and many thought that the measure
would be defeated. However, it went
through, and We are now to have regular
Kansas currency.
The Convention Bill has not yet been ia
ken up in the House; it is expected that it
will be put off till late in the session, when
no doubt, there will occur an interest ng de-
bate.
received letter, several days since from
Hon. j. II. Danforth, Of Eufala, Alabama,
who informs me that large emigration will
come from that region, on the opening of
spring. The emigration will consist of the
best class of citizens. C,p.
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RAILROAD ROUTE FROM THE MISSISSIPPI
RIVER TO THE SouTHERN SEABoARD.-We
learn from the Memphis papers, that only
fourteen miles of the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad remains uncompleted, and that
the cars are expected to run through by the
LIST of April. This will be a favorite and
convenient route to Charleston. f.,-f 90
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it until ninety days after the surveys
are approved. 1t is expected in this
way to keep the Free State people off and
that in the meantime the pro- slavery men
will take possession. No presumption is
scarcely worth anything unless there is an
actual settlement. The Free State settlers
and their friends, who have not already
claims. intend going into this land as soon as
the surveys are approved. They also will
protect each other against Missourians who
pretend to hold by virtue of merely stalking
oft claim. This is excellent land
.EEviuf ..r ~ CHRISTINA.
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We were informed yesterday afternoon by
a gentleman from Dunleith, that an old gem
tleman driving into that town yesterday,
found on the old Ga!ena road, just within
the corporate limits, mail bag containing a
portion of riaed or opened letters, compo-
sing, as was supposed, the mail of the 18th
inst, frem this place to Galena.
The bags, from the condition in which the
contents were found, must have been opened
in some room by the thief or th'eye., az
there was evidence that the letters had been
opened and examined with much care and
deliberation.-Espress and He,vld, 26th.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Il ASOTA FIGURING MILL-Proposals for building
IN Grist Mill, with three of Stone, three Bolts
Smut Mill, &C., at KasOta, lie Seuer County, NJ T.,
cording to plans and specifications, to be
Office of Caldwell, Whitney Co., St. Paul. will be re-
ceved by the subscriber until the 10th of April
All materials for the to be furnished by the Con-
tractors, and the Mill to be completed by the 18th of
November next Also proposals for doing the work. the
materials being furnished by the Proprietors solicit
ed as above. G. T. WHITNEY,
mar9-dawtd Per Order of the Proprietors
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Territory of Minnesota, District Court,
County Of Ramsey, I'd Judicial District.

CHARLES C. WILSON against SIMON POWERS.
~ To Simon Powers, the above named Defendant Sir,
you hereby summoned and required to the
the subscribers, at their Office at st. Paul, Ramsey
County aforesaid within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive of the day of such service and if you
fail to answer the complaint aforesaid the Plaintiff
will take judgment against you for the of Two Hun
dred and Twentythree Dollars and Seventy five Cents,
together with the interest thereon from the 10Th day of
December A. d. 1885, besides the costs of this action.
AMEs a. VAN ErTEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated December 8, 1886. mar14- w6w
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of Minnesota, District Court,
County Of Ramsey, I'd Judicial District.

nAVID BOCKOREN against SIMON POWERS. -
~ Summons for money demand contract-To ST.
mon Powers, the above named Defendant Sir, you
hereby summoned and required to the complaint
in this action of which copy is herewith served upon
you, and serve copy Of your the subscribe
ers at their Office ST. Paul. Ramsey County aforesaid
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
the day of such service and if you fail to the
complaint aforesaid, the Plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty
eight Dollars together with the interest thereon at the
rate of four dollars per month the whole amount,
from and since April 49, 1885, and also the further
sum of Forty mine Dollars, with interest from the 18th
day of December 1885, besides the this
AMEs, VAN ETrEN OFFICER, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated January 81, 1857. mar14-w6w
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HERMIrAGE.-The Legislature of Ten
nessee, at its last session, purchased the Her
mitage, containing five hundred acres, at a
cost Of fifty thousand dollars, and directed
it to be presented to the United States as a.
site for the extension of our National Milita-
~ Academy. ss1--.sa,s 70 ss-sise sr.l ~ +
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TO DEALERS IN LOGS

NHE subscribers expect to have their rstcass Steam
Saw Mill ready for operations by the first middle
of April Their Booming and Rafting privileges
surpassed They would solicit proposals to have their
Mill stocked the year round and to shares, by
from four to FIVE million feet of Lumber per year
NATHAN +. HEARD CO.,
March IA W3W La Crosse. Wisconsin
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The Columbia (Tenn.) Mirror states that
seven persons have been frozen to death in
that county during the past winter. 600
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A Line of Stages leaves
Saint Paul for Dubuque Semf-Weekly.
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNING,
Via Lakeville, Farrbaut, Owatonia, AUSTIN Bancroft
Through I'm Six Days!
With no NIGHT TRAVEL The Proprietor will endeavor
make this the most desirable to the traveller
Office at Won Hams Book Store, opposite Post Office
Dec. 1s-daw8m J. J. BRACKET, Proprietor.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

WYE have lust received by Express large supply Of
w FRESH SEEDS, which we offer for sale by the box
or single paper. IA Ss. 3.
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AND RURNISHING GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICEsi

The Subscriber wishing to make for very large
stock Of SPRING GOODS VIII sell the remainder Of his
stock Of WrxrER CLorrMc at very low prices Gente-
men win do wen to call and examine before purchasing
.,..~h.,. 500 il 9.f G. g. GRISWOLD,
J.re1a ft.- Third st., four doors from Cedar.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE on ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND CON.
rlNENTAL EUROPE, for sale by
Nov 10, 1866 tt IRVINE, STONE f. MCCORMICK
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PRINTING PAPER,

ZOO REAMS 2S by 40, IS by 81, "a by SO, "a by So,
- and % by 49, for sale at cost and transportation by
BLAKELEY BURBANK.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEAP AND DURABLE FIRE AND WATERPROOF
OMPOSITUON ROORUNG

VIE Subscriber Is now prepared to cover Buildings
with the above Roofs, short notice AMI on reas-
enable terms. Being cheaper than Shingles and not
half the pi:e of Tn and durable either he hopes
to obtain of patronage Materials with instruc
lions for putting them will be furnished those who
wish to their buildings. All letters addressed
to him at st. Paul, will receive prompt attention.
JOHN G. DEVEREUX
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RATES OF MONEY AND EXCHANGE


bankers. Banking House Eagle Street, near the
IL Winsiow House, st. Paul. Money received on De-
post, Exchange Bought and Sold, Money constantly
hand at market rates. Loans for large sums on Rea
Estate made on the most favorable terms. je9-dawy
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90 BUSHELS choice Canada Club Seed Wheat for
H sale. Apply to the subscriber, at Gov Ramsey's
Farm, near St. Paul, on the St. Anthony Road.
mars -daw3w JAS BROPHY.
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MANKATO CITY.

5-n af MANKATO CITY.
TIME undersigned will procure Warranty Deeds for
title to property in the above City, for those who
a Hos 81 sn., ~ nv mail GEORGE ". CUMMINGS,
on'Se' y - --0I s.- General Land Agent, Mankato,
,fadav3m 80 Mankato Blue Earth Co., M. I.
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MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSE.

RoSTWlCk, PEASE CO., Third, near Robert Street
- 81. Paul. Minnesota, are prepared to receive Depos
It's make long and short loans first class security
BUY and sell Exchange and Eastern Certificates on De-
posts, ana pay God Silver or Eastern Bank Notes, and
transact general Banking Business VIM Bostwick late
cashier OF the Mahawie Bank Great Darlington Mass
H. 3 Tease, late Cashier of the Iron Bank Falls VII
iage Conn., Richard H. Pease Proprietor of the Excel
Sor Agricultural Works. Albany, n. Y; Charles Hunt
resident OF the ousatonic Railroad Company, Hunts
ve Conn Reuben Bostwick, Cashier Of the Pine Plains
Bank Platt A. Paine, North East, n. Y.
REFER TO Iron Bank, Conn., !; Metropolitan Bank
ATLANTIC Bank, Meigs Greenleaf, New York; Mahawie
bank, Mass; Hon Erastus Corning, Thos. W Olco ESQ.,
Albany; l. II. Burch Co., Chicago. mari I-dawIy
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Political Exctement--the Topeka Conventon--Free
State Man Murdered--Land Conspracy-Indian
Treaty, &C.
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CATTLE FOR SALE,

TTNHE subscribers have 40 yoke of well broke working
i Oxen, at their farm Rice Creek For further
particulars enquire of NJ. B. fainter c. Scott at the
House, and at the yard Seventh street, below
the Fuller House.
feb2OtM1w* FAINTER AUSTEN.
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j. JAY KNOX, JOHN j. KNOX,
H. NJ. KNOX, { Bank of Vernon New York
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE
OFJ. JAY KNOX CO., New Stone Block, near the
~ Post Office. Exchange bought and Sold Sole Agents
in Minnesota for
Duncan, Sherman & Co.'S. Foreign Bills,
or One Pound and upwards on England, ireland and
Scotland Deposits received and unquestonabe security
offered to depostors.
REFERENCES:
New YORK.-Duncan, Sherman & Co.; Atlantic Bank !:
the Banks in Syracuse
CHICAGO.--Marne Bank. Dec15
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LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHT!!!
900 LBS. STAR CANDLES in whole, half and
H quarter boxes, for sale by BEAUMONT GORDON
4 500 LBS. Riggs & Co.'S. MOULD CANDLES for sale
i BY BEAUMONT & GORDON.
r ADD OIL, by the barrel or gallon, for sale by
IL Feb20-daw1m BEAUMONT 4 GORDON.
NOLDEN SYRUP.-Gay Co.'S. Golden Syrvp, by the
VI barrel or gallon, for sale by
BEAUMONT A. GORDON
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ANDREW LEVERING.
Dealer i'm Real Estate.
CONYEYANCER.

COMMISSIONER FOR
Pennsylvania AND WISCONSIN,
NOT AIRY PUBLIC.
o.. or THIRD AHD MINNESOTA STs., ST.. PAUL, M. T.
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A. DARLING. l.. R. CARswKIL. C. sCHEFFEF
MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSES
Money and Exchange Quotation,

bankers, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, GENERAL
ID AGENTS, Corner of Third and Jackson Streets Ct
Paul. Minnesota.
CtHAS. II. PARKER, ArreRxYY AT LAW, Saint Paul
~ Minnesota. may2O-dtf
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lotion AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR The receipts have been light but the ice
from the West have had depressing influence the market
and pices have been sustained The weeks sales have
reached barely 1000 M at about the of quotations.
follows:
Inferior to Common lllS3i Prime and Choice loal034
Fair Fully Fair 93934 Clarified and Refined. l0G lGSi
Weeks receipts, 1872 hhds-ENports, 236.
MOLASsES. The market has been dull, with sales of
barely 1000 bs during the week. mostly 5669c for Inferior
lots and 62c for Coed Choice with few bundled
half bbls 66ic e gallon. Yesterday however the marke:
still depressed, and some 600 bb sold at 6
&c for good to prime lots.
Weeks receipts 429 bbls-Exports, $50
FLOUR. There has been good demand with advancing
prices and Thursday evening 2o bhs sold
chiefly S. 75S7 for Ohio and Illinois, S7s7 l2J@ for St
Louis Superine. 81 S$S7 10 for Extra and S6GeS6 - @
Dbl for Fine. Yesterday the sales confined to 300 bbs In
diana and 100 Choice Extra at 81 IS u bOl, holders
CusnG 81 l2ta for Superfue ST. Louis,
Weeks receipts IS 5S7-ESpors 32,Gl6.
WHEAT. Prices have advanced abou l0c q bushel with
sales Of about during week mostly 81 50 for
Prime Red 81 60 for White and 81 250Sl As y bushc! FIR
Inferior to Prime Red Yesterday did hear of sale of
any
Weeks receipts Sjl7 sGcks-ExportS 81 $50.
very limited supplies the rates hive largely
advanced the transactions reaching barely 10000 sacks for the
week the market opening 63455, closing 275c q
bushe for Good to Prime lots Yesterday 1000 sacks sold
at13@S5e, and 100 White at 75c 2 bushe.
| Weeks receipts, 1881 sacks-Exports lOSIl.
OATS This article has also brought considerably higher
prices the atterly being 60S5e = bushe Prime
| Choice lots Of ST. Louis.
| Weeks receipts, $685. sacks-Exports, 2I3T.
BRAN, We have noticed sales of 5000 during
the wsek 81 2SS 80 q 100 his and yesterday 800 sack
| were taken al 81 So further and large advance.
About 1000 bales Northern and Eastern
sod at S26 5U@S29 Ordinary Prime 2oOO YES
tern at S29Gt $50 4 ton
PORK. Prices have considerably advanced, with sale.
$500 bblS during the week, including $500 bbls
the carly part OF te week SIS S9 for Ness and Sl6
SIG 50 for Prime and few lots since S9 25Sl9 50 fol
Mess and SIT q Dbl for Prime. Yesterday 500 bbIs Mess
| sold at SIC 80 = Dbl.
| Weeks receipts Si53 bbls-Exports ia.
BACON The of the week comprise 800 900 casks
the market iattey showing the advanced of S29c 70
Shoulders, 9}5@0 Ribbed sides, and l01$I0s q 70
Clear Sides. Yesterday Clear Sides sold 0G@l0
q %.
Weeks receipts, 52l casks-Expors 2l6
DIZZY SALFED MEATS, We have noticed sales of Rbou
5000 bS in bulk Sc for Hogound and 1000 Sc for Shout
deH5 &c for Sides and loo for Hams.
BEEF. Our quotations are nominal at slS@Sl5 for Mes
and Sl99Sl9 50 d hbl for Prime.
Weeks receipts $50 bbls and terces-Exports, il20.
LARD The dcnanihas been good prices have furthe
improved with sales Of 1900 b6ls and erces 70
NO and l2c for Prime and 900 kegs lSl4e the tran:
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C0NSIENCES

B0sTON-ship Cid Dominior-W DuIley-J W Burbrilge
&co--Fros Acct W Dunbhr-Tufts HuDapt-I, Streysnt
ScG-E oorles Grggs fco-J Moore &co-P
r :jruHtour-Eaon y Henderson-Smith & IIadden--A l.
tiales-E Sntli--C Eager &co---C Flint Jones-E b
"heGt9ek-Fose BrosCrowe DECENTRALIZATION tiaincs
II Benton &co-J IL Carter .Sc0--togan & Murphey-J o
Hood:uh &co--i SAer-Dglesby ~ MucanlHy-k.W Benton
&ctNFennel, Power HcD-Jun q Brcl-Dunuelp Benin K
cc-Hlscpe 4 Sinns-lDyas Nco-J Observation-Disclosures n
REPRESENTATIVES, Converse Sco-Purmec os-E Il Stevens
GcC-RneH EcO-R MetiregOr &co-W + Frrdenturgh Sco-
Hall Enthusiastically NclsonW Mc1.elicu-Reed It
feli-j Aitkeus--A Roussctt Ico--Walo !iughes-I.
Bujyc-A Cochran HALT Railep Sco-J L j Norment
Ricur!s. Socomb &c0iC Wtcheon, Howell o-Nenard II
lighaul-J II t"!tn-PrieSley Il Bein--S Moore &co-J
Burnside kcoMe !lowell MILLS scoTerril Baus-R An
c2AW BHnchard-Slurk, Stauifcr &cn-J II Marks eco
tden MARSHALL tco-fli2 yco--D Kelham-w A X q i
Nnge-E Carver &coJ Bnrhlidge Marglcy Keep
Z Fe-A Ro6b &co-H NJ Barlow tYco--Smnpsoa " Keeue-
New Custom DotSe-and order.
&EOSToN-Bnrk Saxony-C 7 Budierke Coco Eove-W &
B!anchhrdBancaul Seac-iI " Barlow ScO- EW Ben
ton Ago-tCcran Il Hail. u olnC0nverse &co-I. Conlol
! turter sco--lounelly BeElni lco-DyRs &co-Duiicy
4 Neson--EllS Il Thrrsler-P r Fell tcO-Frost
Fualtck-Flht d Jones--M Greenwood &co--I GAIchcII
"tene-H9rre Gayle &ce-J liub5ard-endcrson Gains
-kenrett Dix &cO-S Moore ico-J II aco--,1 I.
Mln Scoy Nc Donald tScoMcI emore Rlyb,rn 3co--J
Moore Nco-D H MAJ ks-'i W Muse ScoN & j K Com
pHny-Prce, Converse Nre-Pnyne Steele fcoC Pearson
Pare tSCO-Roher II Br0-RnIiT EcO--N Rclards-ti
SumwhY-l Il SnitHtieorgr SulGdcs &Co-Smith Hadaeu
IL Il Hlpwe-H u Seaman &cVti SiArr-Sel'nl, Peck
co-Snmpson X kaele-fcrl Il Baes-I A Tarnril-Vose i
Bro-F oprhies, Griggs &cOA Whiting Eco-Wood low
o WoodmuH-J Whitney &co-Where. 4 Blake--J Wa
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The variations in sterling three years are very iur
The difference in sight funds for the the present is
very great.
The movements in stocks have been very limited during the
week The only sales heard Of 100 shares Union Bank
at l2 dividend The Canal Bank commenced on Monday
last to the dividend recently decrd The Union pays
morrow the recent dividend the Bank of Orleans and the
Southern Bank Monday next the Mechancs and Traders on
the 18th inst Consequently, any sales made will be governed
by the dividends and omit all quotations Banks
presumng that sales made will be fifty to one dollar
per share advance dividend off The last of Bank of ou
sana Isl and brokerage and sale of Citizens at S7O
There have been sales of Commercial Wafer Works 53
This company will pay AZ per cent the first of March
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Y % Pg s %d 4. d R1 bbs
bSs os Hsw Soo sS
&co55 bales ordeS-76 head cattle to order
aa: "S pix sS S
pG pausssy aeo beet e yaSs city, ss G
les hsnis Z GHmbs- bbIs 10 casks lard 8 bb.
"Pps bay Sss s's' d
sTk wheat W bales ct
Pt sEly Wilson ssoe2 Dc to Williams son5 $
li7 do sheep owners on board
LARD u Es chancso2si bsls pork do
p pork 8 k !sss PIGS t feet 10
fss s..9S? Ssna Hfae nas.
deTaO bales cotton lsuekner NewmarSi76 head Of
cattle N do sheep to ordsr-sundrs to ordeToa 20 bales
ell sss
yrne Isos2 wsd sandsrs iana s' Feilowes
Carol Ssrrd sas fp psys tc1 sx so16
Tsso9 WhnE Daassn i'G bales co as
GS" EYE SiS S' ss s9'os to
rp Sf2 FGsn Fesy Avety5 6ae
60 hides bales reltres and ndries oerTota ass
MoBILEsieamcr Forila-256 bales cotton to order5l do
S5.se S w aa So do NoD MoDeyS bales
Sio 10 Il Merrill co-s2i5 Is to \ May ScoTota, 355
81 ST o. 4 Tayor5ts h5ls -four % do
utchet-ie2 do Ogesby L MacauIey-5l A Broaiwell
fayne Nco-'26 do Smith iadden-i5O do Kennedy Sco
99 DO 90 Obs pork Woodruff Scu-S3 flour g
corn Horrel Gayle Eco59 alcohol Cusac Bros SrO-
90 do Molouy Brol5 bbls lard Grief Sco-oO
bacon james Connolly vco45 coils rope Harvey Sco-llj
snc oats ~ sacks bran John Duffy Gco-26 Ibis
wainus IcrSls &col5 sacks wheat Robertson McDouya
5o do Il hhds tobacco Mctirego Aloway &co9 por
Converse kennett &co9 do bbls shaw fco-5O do
q Dds pork Twichell Sco-l box books fully lco-7
pigs indse Brand Adamsl2 bellows Stark, Hco-lt
SACKS feathers Holden kcol5 do p bbs eggs Schneider
hhts tobacco TO JAS Tufner3d do f. II sco-l
Levy 4 summers 90 Feowes &co-6 do Yeaman Acct
boxes book Lane Mayicld kcol do Converse sco56
cotton obs whisky John Williams Sco3s
snares to ortorTotal 56 bales cotton, hds tobacco.
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON. AND GREAT NORTHERN
kAlLtOAU39 bales Payne lIarrsou-22 to yrue
aiGe AGO. John Watt Aces Warren Gilmore Gco-3 do
pakey uawkins2 Hurts Levi-2rO leather Thos Shaw
Il do q WoiSlAItSYU feet lumber 4 Bce-unlries TO or
der-Iotal, l2l bales cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RaiRoAn-5O hhds bls 10 bbs De Blame
ioG 10 W leweS-i6 do obit Charpantier-l6 Miles
AIas co0 do a h1ds sugar ogart Foley Avery2O do
Sass cotton do hides Be9cq Noblon &co hhds
moss TO Iroscar Haydell-3 hhis nlotsses
Hainack Squires VESTS do Sabaterp hhls sugar to
fche Goodrich &coi casks aow l61 hides PilsbIry-S
hides npcrre Ferre52 calves horses and sunres
! to order. "