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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-31

sE- Tn, Trenton New Jersey State Ga-s3e
says
g Gra>>hoppers are doing great injury IL the
grass and u,ckwheat in this county. In some
Districts. the second crop Of clover IS entirely
destroyed the fields looking bare and brow
as if a moving machine had passed over them
cutting The grass close to the ground. One farm
er who had thirty acres of clover, from which
he expected in n week OF two TO gather frIll
crop OF seed, informs that he VIII not have a
handiui-the whole tract having been literally
devoured by these pests. which swarm in NY
lads IN ever field. We have also heard of sew
eral instances where the young buckwheat has
been eaten OF and destroyed
FIRE WHEAT.-This Is a new wheat claimed
10 be Scotch variety, and said TO have sue
ceeded first rate this year. Mr. D Oliver raised
q large crop of it this season Of whom seed NAV
be had.-Grdht Co. Herald
- Some reckless vagabond entered the
church IA this village one night last week and
broke open the desk used for the Sabbath School
Library and stole the money belonging to the
school-supposed 70 be four or fire dollars
RiehlonG Co. 06Serr,r.
WISCONSIN SEoURITTEs.-La Crosse stock Is
quoted at &c: land grant bonds at 22f,c and
Mil &. Mis-. stock at ISL
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To john Waterworth ana
Richard Drury, Defendants .

RichaTd Drury, Doienaan1s.
g or are hereby summoned to the complaint
I of Andrew Bolster, the above named piaintiG. q
copy OF which is hcrunto annexed ana copy of
your The subscriber his Office the VIII
lage OF Highland in said county within twenty days
ter ic Sc this summon exclusive dag
vice. and II yo fail to said complaint hereby
required the plaintiff win take Judgment against you
for hundred and twentyfour dollars and thrty-6ve
cents, with interest at the twelve per
thereon from the FIRST day of February 1857 besides
cssts. /. NJ. STRONG,
6w3l I.ainNHs AttorncE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-31

WISCONSIN SEoUEITTEs.-La Crosse stock Is
quoted at dc: land grant bonds at 22f,c and
Mil &. Mis-. stock at ISIS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-31

STATE or WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT CorET.
COUNTY or IOWA, SIS Iowa County, Wisconsin.
The Prtfdesires the
ontgomery u. Cotreu Plaintiff Trial of this action.
against ifauy there be- 70 be
Gilbert " Horton, defendant had in the County
OF Iowa.
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The Plain ifs -cs the
Trial of this Action, II
any thera be, 20 he bsa
ia the county ofiowa.
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IN PRoBATE--IowA COUNTY CoURr.

Sheriff IS Office Mineral Point
July 23l. 1858.
L II. ID. CRANE, Plaintiff 5 Attorney. 33w7
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CTsCUIT COURT,
Iowa county, State OF
Wisconsin, S..
) summons
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-31

. y man sometimes makes grand appca
- very fine in conversational information
The talk ran upon mountains. He - WOE
facts about the Andes, the Apprentices. and I
ucul0r to say about Ararat. Ben Nevis, and
toned by and by some revolutionary ane,
niiaritv with the lives Of the Adamses. and
4 point Of Natural History being suggested
bladder Of fishes. He was very fun upon Il
the conversation when Horticulture WAS int
well acquainted with the geology of Anthra'
Of other kinds of Coal There was somethin
ct his knowledge, that ] suspected all Al ono
waited till | got an opportunity. Have you
/. l have, he replied / received an early {
and answered, To Araguay. Oh said TO
the reason he knew nothing about it; but he
ard If he can remember what j. in this volu
be viii know more than / ever thought he y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-08-31

Isaac Ninuick and -i;e,
Francis Mullen,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09
CoNsIGNEEs.

PHILADEEPHIA-BarkC " Ponltuey-Mj G T Beaire.
gara-Capt Duucan-s l. 4 q /. Levy + Barbot--R
Davs-Psyne Harrson-J Wright &co-n Arep kco-Rrost
&co-Rohert Mills &co-Hoimes 4 ClaNss-N o. a y Com
panyWarren, Gilmore &co-IIarris IeviR Adams AGO
dudley, Nelson aeoB L Mann &eo-C Buddecke Seo-O
G Bier &co-P frcou dco-Hnwiti Norton SeoI Branch
Mnt-Bogaft, Foley Avery-D II Fowler--I II Bass-Wtp
Iouderbough-Hesid Massie II at AGO. h Fischer
"A Grief AeoD Observation-Disclosures jackson scO-liis.
eoe sInms-P Phiips-Jehn Wan &co--lIans a Levi
Payne Harusop-0 Goldsmith, Haher 6coJ Norton 6eoA
Schkher-Wrght, Atsn &cO-Rhoer, HigginbDtham Aro-L
Stureyant Aeoiepfge smedes &eoDsvis jenkins 6eo-I
Coulon-G Szer AeoW Ii Leehiord 6cO-J Burusids Acc
-Ogeshy 4 Maesulay-Leeis Aco--rttertoa Magee-J n
Safer-RueH &co--E Naturalization Stevenson 6co-
FeOwes hco-Lioyd Frers0n-M Howell yco--D
Maupay Aeo--F Psrret-J Marks &eo-J Iehde-Massey
foutney-F Foger deo-Giils Ferguson &cD-Gold smih
Hsber &eoRichard kugent kcO l. Dosou Son--B SWlle
--Maadeyille Mcfhenny-A Hl--W Wallet deo-C @
Gaines heoBTedow Wusthoh-L Hastngs-A b James Ecn
IN Brsiy Seo-W Mcl'Tscken-C r Cate aeo-J Robert
&co-H ioidnan--J W FnrAtO arke Noaby dco-T Poole
III Hah-ell-lfarding Abbay Alorchesd-E Stevens
eo-Brsdey, Wilson 6eoh Fernandez &c0--F Maard aco-
Alter &ce-lernes a Deaehaise-Magee kueass-Rire
Bros kco-D @ wis n 6co-and order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09


CPEGIFICAT1ONS for furnishing and de-
- hveTng the city for the year all yellow
pine necessary for the repairs and construction
bridgesof the eity.
The lumber shall Of the best yellow pine free sap
split bad knots, other defects calculated impair is
shall have
to-wif:'
The lumber for the sides from 20 50 feet long 6
inches wide and inches thick.
lumber for the wings long % at one
end inches wide at the other end and inches thick.
The for the tops from feet long from 10 IA
inches vide. and 3 to inches thick
The lumber for the bottos from 30 80 feet long from
IL inches vide, and ~ inch thick.
Also scantngs Of various sirnensisns.
said be and by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09

CIyrLIzrsGn MIssfoss.-Same OF the English
journals having published articles accusing Russia Of
design to assume an aggressive attitude in Assn the
st. Petersburg Gazette in series Of articles upon
'the mission Of Russia boldly avows and claims
that as the mission Of cgixng Southern Asia belongs
to England, so the mission Of cyllizng Northern
Asia belongs to Russia, for reasonS assigned II adds
that any attempt to interrupt Russia In the fument
Of that mission would end in the destruction not OF
Russia bat Of the power making the attempt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09
ARRIVED.

Ship Susan Kinks caaep from Liverpool December l2hi
] ? Whitney &ee-Gretna
Spanish BARI Yniegridad, Mi, from Bsyaua III ballast to
Neapoan Bark Govan Bssiisia Cuglinlina. from Palermo
Bark AIdsqnes Marsh sdcys from Natraza to sursoh
Brig stevens, Butler days from Havana FRAT, PuiO
Sp"aiis n PUG ss MI aeoPo ron 81 's0 DC CUBA IN ballast
Spanish Brig yiIassr BOrOa from Havana, IN ballast to
Brig Alien Chapman, IaSren days from Havana, to
Brig Fidela Ioro days from Turks Island TO masierPoint
British Brig Kate GoOdsPeed days from Ruatau Island to
British se Mary, Stevens from Ra4tan Island, to master
TEN sehr B.q Hallett Little, from Vera Cruz in ballast
sehr H.5snsss Peterson from rsapioo Jan 2sth to
sehr RsPaOlie, oApoon, from Galveston 70 uasePOnt
Schr Nartha HARRISON two days from Pensacola TO master
schr MARY Ellen arstsOn days from Pensacola Hurley
schr olive Branch Smith, two days frOm Mobile master
schr Bsrs'a Fowler. days from Mobile, Walter Nico
sehr Polar Star, whitcomb from Covingtou--Basin.
sehr EePse Peters from Bay s Loas-sssn;
schr ocsayis, PENTHOUSE from Horn Islans-Bssin.
schr Jas stockton, Caldwell, from Amite River-Bssin
SEN AsT lss from from s% ," R RysrBssn
schr bnley John from Aih'e isiNerGn AS pr
seRT 9 9dsYss f from. Ike cossssd Si
sioop Toimerre, Armand, from the Coast-2d dist PIT.
sTEANBoATs.
Ceres. Labarth, from ST Nartinsvile.
Princess Wilson. from Vioksburg
Madison. Hoople from Cincinnati.
Magnolia, Thomasson from licksburg.
Eastport HARRISON from Tennessee River
L Hodge, Smoker, from Shreveport
j Svon, Carroll from Sc L0uis-
Cuba. Hern. from Mobile.
Amanda Briggs frora Bayous Maeon and Tensas
Coy Po~eil Ashley, from AtakApas.
Cora. Gripon, from Atakapas
J Savage, Davis froa Nashville.
Alton Jr smith, from Red River.
Judah Touro, Rwins, from Camden
Jacob Trsber, TuTgeau from lsOckport
Indian, Oliver from Tensas.
Capitol. Bstranco. from h0rgenza.
Compromise, Phelps from YazOo River.
A Andrew. Moody from Red River.
California, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Gen PIKE, Brown, from Lockport
Belle Gates JanfTaau, from Balze.
Frank Steele, Dinitry, from Balize.
VIM Bagsey, Snnott from Mosile-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Towoat Anglo Norman Steele from the Passestowcd dowr
and 18th ult ships Kite Floyd and Charlotte Reed
brig Ismarne and schooner Mystic Fally-brought uf
ship Susan Hncks, bark Hannah See0r and schooner
Benz Hae,t and W w Hardness.
Defiance Hanbnr from the Passesowed down and
18th ult snip Confidence, bark J Premise schrs
Mobile and Pendeson- brought up hrigs Fidslia, Kat
and schr Mary.
Towboa Il Day Brown from the Passes-towed down
9ist nit. ship Chaplin. barks Cochran and Ger
Green-brought 10 bark Ardeunes, briggs N steVeD
and Manuel.
Towbomt Thomas McDanels Penne< from the Passesowet
down and 10 3lst u ship Wilbur Fisk Rochester and
brig Creoebrought up barks Govan, Batista, GBtegTi
dae, briggs Allen ChsPmpn and Nilaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09

SUGAR .,soms 2e0 hhds sold better prices for
the higher grades--oher descriptions unchanged.
hoLAssts .salos Of 2OoO bbsa al 22so closing ~ a2&
sc for Prime ard Choice and half bss at aeaoe ) Raor
On pahaon 10000 gallons were sofa at sc and 5000 :, Ice
y gallon IN lhe eis,ern.
FLOUR The market was yeEy quiet and The sales ware
eoaHned to ebou go bbls supsne Illinois and ST. Ieuis Al
- 59si SO and few los Of Choke Extra Al % 2s6ss Is
Rbbl
GRAiN....corn was very active bu. al lower prices er
White The sales embraced 1900 sacks which IS 600 taken
BY party s4e 5000 White &C. 100 White and 90
low the sane 60 White and $500 yellow lots Al s0ss
and $500 Rejected. Inferior iotss bushsl OF
Wheat sacks Red sold q, and los at soc
Iaus The sales Of Bran Included esS6s6se y
100 hs- sss
PROVISIONS. Pork WAS Hymsr. with SALES Of 90 bbls
Mess SIS and 400 al price dssers asking
9Sls q y Dbl Cor retail lots. BAcoa s improving.
and We not cod sales Of % easks SIDES at saze mostly
The lsts 20 casks Shoulders TX and retail lets q
sides "A g}fplee for Ribbed and lojkc for Clears of
drssn Meats 5000 n so N bulk &c for sheuldess
and u o siae showing hlrlhef advance. Lard
IN sooi Request with sasA of bb gc 365
lots and - he kess we 40 10 two lots leo
los4 and 100 At iosle . d.
coRFRk Of 500 bass Of which lieO at g. 400 At
sk@s3< 1854 At 10 and 500 ati0s<c . n.
GUNNY RAGS. bales al rate equal to lzc cash
IN.
LARD OIL. IS ibis cncinnai Winter strained sold in
lot at $50 y gallon.
Whisky, Ths market fss with sales q sons Ord
uts Proof iIe isa eesasd intso lots Is 80
Nlishs's Extra Al isk, and 100 Raw 2oo , gallon.
FR9I0Hls Three shipsvuro taken os Iiyepool Al x
80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09

LIVERPOOL-Shp Kimball-39f9 bales cotton.
RIO DR. JANEIRo-Brig VIM II Brune-lsI6 bbs -four.
BOsToN-ship Lizzie Harward-2s0 bales cotton
LONDOH-shp Fortitude-30O oil cake 1903 bags oil
cake, 1000 stonls.
PENSACOLA-Sehr Lizzie AEeck-s45 sacks corn $50 do
coffee 50 bbls -four 20 bhs sugar bbls oase 81
dooceres 80 boxes groceries, 81 boxes OF tobacco 70 Of
tndse, / cask rice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09

T4r ORANds CRoP--The Thbodaux Minerva of
Saturday last says;
Great fears were entertained that the orange bios
SONS were seriously injured By the heavy frost Of
Monday morning last All fears on this score, are
happy TO state iltfounded. The prospects Of an
abundant orange crop this season were never more
promising. The plum trees, we notice, are also in
ffil bloom.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09
.sS Qailsaas I8ailp Crtstsni.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
rrxsDAy MaagIsa, Feb. ?,

TrEsDAy MoRslsa, Feb ?, 1888.
Yesterday the weather was charming Clear
H1pa4 hsrcing and sesscnable day bnsinesa was
ry s>isr on the lesee and The arrivals quite nnner
ms Minging large cargoea Of produce, cotton 50
~ We anticipate that the receipts Of ne week
D Be kfe largest Of the season our iegse is ia o.
tz;isaa and the landing crowded with boats we
gsA could state that upireights were plenty and
nzsrs advancing but shey are rot, and rates remain
asszzszsfy 700 low for any boat 70 hope 70 maae
nseyh tsey clear expenses they are ven sa''s.eu
Be Aye no'hing hate or Of sperlaiinteres' feseess
fsE z5szzs y report
AEuvtIs.--The Vicksburg u .. mah pacsee
Ar&sHs, Capt VIC. Wilson, arrived with i4tt oa'es
ux1e, end leaves again as usual at X ~ toaay 70
- nsnuie. "a
n Cumberland river packet Josephine savage,
8gk Jnc. Davis, arrived With 100 bales cotton ana
III has tobacco, and viii leave again on wednes-
1gA sP.M.
~ ned river packet Alsen ~, capt :. . s'n'ln,
xmfssf from Jefferson vita s4s paies eotton, ana
Ansss again % wednesday ~ Z. ~.
Ne ouaehita packet Seoah toufe, capt =. W.
nrasE' srrived from eanasn WIN ie4o naes COTTON,
zra IN leave again posinveiY, On WEDNESDAY e. 2
= - re thAnk ner polite clerk, ar r. . bulier
N anse papers
~ hea river packet D. y. houge, chpt. Jonn
3hss. arrived rom shreveport with ioAs bales cot
IN - leaves agaln On Lnatsday next ne thank
As zise1ve clerk NIL. 4 Murdoch ior iase papers.
szs fHyou haiourcne packe.oen fikes oap.. 'onn
= Hosn' arrived Wl'n ~ nnas sasaf 10 DOS, ano
= - Dds moasses' ana leases again On Hsanes.
- ~ = M as usual, ne' puncsaslsy = p'o'sf
-. ana sne deserves ner great popnian1y.
- shiize v p man packet FRANK n'eeae, .ap'-
- nm.sy, arrived VITA 81 hhus, sugar ~ opls.
ms AsI nall Dols. molssses' ana wan leaVe again ~
ID A. n wednesday, iar ersnd rfa'ne.
~ HAsspoft nom iennesses lser WIN 1soo oa.ss
aEH saa 100 nods. tobacco ,ne Aauisoh rom oi'
slna1 the naenoha i1e" tMhsours WIN .sla
- oos'pn the Ino'ah iioh hsn'oA mug "i'h =
- suson me r =. = nile" i'o'i' nea river WIN
no ,A'es co''0h anu .ne =. y omoa NUN o. LOUIS
ssA1s LEAsise.--''0o & Queer Jor -a"aShpas.-
1ss fefu'at ana Fe1y populaf paoAss ieases ,o.uay
- Z. 4, On ner usoal weekiy pip, commanoea ~
1afs y. eiega Wild tne eieser capt r. II semonin
- - csnce
Ass- harrington Jor Ouachiid kst1er.-ihis new
Dsa zna truly splendid passenger packet leaves 20
ny = = ~, 10 charge o. tne experienced capt. y.
~ nslker with the accommodating ana correc. Mr.
= = C'oon 70 me once sne mas proved nerselt 70
% - NE boat for the onachita trade, and become
n13 popular already.
~ y tafToH Jor shreeepoft.T-Ins very swiiI
mas sssnias Red river PACKET, Capt. ". kimDan IN
snsss and Capt j. =. cempere IN the once leaves
aeAsg Is > r N. positively.
s%nss't Jor Hurricane filDs'--ihls very popular
80, AN s p Il sSarss # ma ,Ss' veteran eya
ar.-.- ENt. ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09
gebis@ of tes tlarksts.
TUESDAY MORNING.

Is ~ TUESDAY MORNING. February 9, lsss.
COTTON The demand active yesterday and resulted
in sales Of Abons BOO bass mostly before the Arabias
news generally known fall prices aerward at an
sf'ahcsoe Ne Middlng ranging At io1S@O%c and at the
eose holders asked advance We omit genera quotations
and 70 sT1Se y n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09

a hpyer 10 the interior OF the State recently de-
sDe3 paying bis merchant for bis hlli OF goods, on
Ns Esunnd that the trader might suspend aud KEEP
- no1e9 out Of circulation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09

Ship Tempest whitney, from Liverpool Baxter Lowell SEQ
Snip Mddesex, Godfrey from Boston via Key West to
Dewey.
Bark Poulney, Pollard, days from Philadelpha to
bass
Brig Marshall Eey.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09
POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL,

WAS brought to the city Police Jail on the
w the mulatto boy GEORGE. SAYS belongs Mr. +. X.
Conner who lives in Naohez Mis- He is feet ~ inches high.
The owner will claim bis properly according 10 law.
II. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
Registered February 3, 1883.
HENRY DUREIA
fe5 l5t Clerk OF Comptroller.
IATAs brought 10 the City Police JAN on the
~ 23d Of January 1855, e grif boy CHARLES says he
belongs 10 Mr. George Mcdonald who lives IN ST. Lonis No
He fee, inches high and has the left side Of the
Ii roat.
The will claim his propartv according law
Il. PLkNCHARD
Keeper Of City Police jail.
HENRY DUREL
fei 15t Clerk o Comptroller.
WAS brought 20 the city Police Jail on the
w 2a January, lSS the mulRtt boy LOUIS says he be-
longs Mr. Robert kaverly. lives in Henderson county,
Ky. lie Is feet inches high and has bushy head
E. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREL
"a ls o!sL6 Of c2nn!relsr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09
Leaves on TUESDAY. Oh inst. at 5 P. NJ.
Fpsnra ERR g.HkErN ANsAfln IEEIO
walleaye sg yggRsp 4 Il 1a mt Sea asr
ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves on TuEsl AY 9th inst. at SPIN.
- ARKANSAS kIVER-FnR FORT
AslksSS SMITH Van Buren, Ozark, Reseville, spadra
sA@ass4 Bluff, Norristown, Darlanelle. Iewsburg, Lit
tie Rock Zine BinsThe elegant aud swift running
senger Tennessee Belle. j. DuTne. master 3.
GOODWIN clerk will leave for aud all Intermediate
landings above. For freight passage apply board
fe6 j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
eS- This boat viii regularly during The In the
Ar trade. e.. ri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09

Per brig A A Bhapman--2 cann and steerage.
Per brig Kete. from Belize, Houduras-4 cabin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09
FOR YAzoo RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, 9th inst, at5P.M
. NE. REGULAR YALLABUSHA PACKET
Lx6aas For Grenada Troy, leforr, Greenwood, sidon
ds1zzs Tchula, Yazoo City Saartia, aud all interme-
date andis the Yaz)o and Yallahusha riyersTh hne
fast running, heent and regular packet w. n
sherman, Sam'l wartney. master, will leave above
For freight passage, apply or board,
fei +. @, RAkDnLPH co. 50 Common st.
Leaves TUESDAY, 9Th inst. at 5 p M
r. FOR GREEN NSfOD, LEFL0RE,
ltSi,S Sidon, Yazoo it, Sstartia Yicksbnrg and ali
intermediate andpRs-T The superior fast running
passenger steamer Lewis Whlt6man, ). s. Wallace,
master f. Powell eleIk, sill leave above for the YAzoo
and TaahAtche rivers For freight passage apply board
fec j. S. PAG AUD, Advertising Agent.
viii leave on THURSDAY II h inst at5PM
, RI. REGULAR YAZOD RIVER PACKET.
sHiA The fas, running light draught passenger
fzzsz=zszA packet steamer Compromise, sd, Phelps,
the wharf receiving fIegh and will leave
positively above for enre Greenwood Sidon, Tchnla
Yazoo City. satr and all Intermediate landings aud planta
ions YaEoo river For fegh passage apply board
The Compromise will sign through for Yalabuhs River
freight with privilege Of reshnpng Jas Jacobs
fe5 j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLroN RAILROAD.

MOBIIE-Steamer VIM Ragaley-395 bales cotton W Don
nell &eo22f rareton, Whiting Tuis-77 McKleroy Brad
ford9l Goldsmith, Haber tco5 II May kco-4 do Cutreg
Harrison Sco do 20 saeks seed Farley
Jnrey &col5 bales domesies II X Carter &co-0 do Har
die 6co bdls paper Stevens kcoi box l. Harris
-sundries TO order-Toial S95 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-09

COMPTKOI.bER'S OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans February 3, 1883
[ No. 971S. ]
Rss0iref That the Comptroller be aud he Is hereby
h0zed to sell the lowest bidder ster days
official jourual furnishing and delivering
for the Of yellow pine lumber for the
srucun and repairs II the bridges Of the city The
Of the lumber and the Of furnishing
verng the same be in accordance with specifications file
the Surveyors Office and the said adjudication subject
to the approval or rejection Of the Common Council
[Signedl j. MAGI0NI
Presidentl}oard Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedl A. LANDRY
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved February 8, 1883
[signedl CHks. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor