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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
To GeamaRg Dealers.

Seaythes,.
Axes, &C. &c.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15
NO HUMBUG.

MsssEs. GRAHAH and sHzH with whom
We arc personally acquainted, and can
voueh for what they say, inform "a slaaa
they prOspeoted in iifsy different places
near Chsrry Creek and found gold IN
svssy ssasssaos-thAt the Georgia Com
pany pEOspsotsd along he base Of the
Mountains Anp on the banks Of the
streams Tor distance Of aepea huadTsd
ssigss, fadins Gold spay sOhsssl
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gtn ORLEANS gtloneu gtIarhtt.

CRESCENT orrIor No 70 Camp street,
Tuesday Evening, Feb ., 1855.
T1ass very little anspired to-day in noneyed circles
goo inquiry for commercial paper Of hrst class with
an response The offerings il bank heavy. The
r.a The rigid adherence the dscouniing Of
zus spper. While Of the banks reject every thing
ng sixty days run others extend ninety days
what may be termed exeepaopable and then
% soAnds done. having ninety days On the street
q sy hoTe WA yeFy little paper sold We have change
nra- y Is per per rule
learn That the joint Committee Banks Banking
srnsqiy required that chartered banks should
s<sAash branch Shreveport We hardly know what to
varied movements. Il has been supposed that
susa banking law gave PEI mission association
- for banking purposes Shreveport has been represented
pf4ee Of great business II bank required there
Ia dat section Of the country ought 10 be-
establish bank aud the iAh. bants thereof conduct 1t to
uA Rrnselves II Legislature should require that
ns established Shreveport, there may be require
szssAs rom twenty other towns OF villages.
g Exchange opened day with considerable Ian.
na hout recovering strong position Of two days since
ss were large operations sight funds New York at 40
& 1ronnl and from paS discount sixty days sight ranged
&Hn le92z for AL and 26a23s discount for good bills
hrss much done in foreign Some Of the banks did
zu pnsrhase pound Bills with shipping documents in
ny 1859 S9l06 clear bills ruled at all sorts Of figures
1nn ~ 0S and lUS(69i0ahe latter for direct remit
1n termed double Al Bills placed the market
nasp s1l05i and for ought know they may be
tenclly good gold ITSELF Francs improved slightly.
NM usls sse@5so Chief transactions at l5S5 225S
fArs we're sales Stocks other than 25 shares CanAl
~ vi lis In New York there were Of City Consoli.
N o. the % inst s0za further advance.
zzua II ne Banks u New Orleans on Saturday Of eack
+ral1f ny rrqfo f< irpber
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COTTON AND roBACoo STATEMENT.

UGAR...Prees were better for the hner qualities but
others unchanged The embraced some GOO hhds
Fair to Fully Fair 4sS6a5c.
M0LASSS Abont 2000 bbls were sold at still lower prices
ranging at ls@2oe for Fermenng Good 2@22c for
Choice, with 600 half bbls at 24@2se gallon
FLOUR. The market s very quiet and the sales
reached barely 1000 bb including superne
A 80 o4 at 81 30 for supene and 81 30 for Extra and $50
Fancy at 81 10 . Dbl.
5000 sacks Sold including 759 Mixed SOC So 100
White 5I5s 800 Yellow S. $500 sacks at 4oc for Re
ieced and bushel Poor Whie of Wheat $50 sacks
mostly Good Prime Red sold 81, and 20 81 OK q
bushe The Of embraced 700 Wabash
ST. Louis at 40E42c p OF Bran 2O0sacks at the
advanced rates Of OK and zoe p 100 rs.
PROVISIONS. Pork still higher and noticed sales
bbls Mess SIS s2 overweight SIS IS
Heavy at SIS 50 p Dbl Bacon firm, with sales Of IS
Sides 9lOc II of Shoulders at III aud co
Fancy Sugar Cured Hams part Monday at l2c y
Green Meats higher, 10000 rs we're aold in
bulk s at IKE = for Shoulders Hams aud Sides OF
Lard 80 bb Prime sold at &C. 50 tb and herces
same, 40 No. at So, and 49, kegs l09lol4c q b.
INDIA BAGGING. Advanced with sales Of 100 bales
light at II &c, 5oheavy 1916, and 100 21sc cash.
COFFEE. Prices still advancing sG1sc higher
than Saturday with stock Of only about ST
ly 5000 bags sold yesterday including 200 2l5
"a IA To- and 1908 lose holders the close asking
l07&69llc for Prime
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE. Some small lots sold at
42}S445c p gallon.
LIMR Three cargoes Esstern reported below Market very
dull.
WHISKY Firm with sales of 81 bbls RecGed lsc
200 part Extra, at lst1ls&e p gallon.
FREIGHTS "a ship taken for Liverpool at "a for
Cotton "a for Cotton l0d Corn Monday
the and for Hayre yesterday lie for Cotton
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PALERMo-Bark Gioyane Basta-l6OO boxes oranges 80
DO lemons Az DO pfnmss 2s bags hers 100 do almonds
nuts 10 do canary seed lac boxes 81 bids garlic kegs on rs
last birthstone 70 DeGrsgoo tco7B0 orange, 800 do
lemons hesseeh33 do IS boxes oranges do do
o2 do lemons = bds garlic box Dacaro3U boxes
lemons GU do oranges pipes wine Sparceaa0 boxes e
mons l0 do II bbs wine kegs Is bags eus do
bbs fish bxs pipes order.
BOsfoN-Ship Middlesex--Assorted mdse
der " - 'ss ~ W
def--l2o bushels potatoes I Soule.
TAMPA BAY-schr Petles-In ballast
BGNFou0A-Sche Liberty-35,oo0 bricks to order
PENsAcoLA-sehr Zalme-In Ballast
OCVINGToN-Sehr syphde-400 bbs sand to order.
BILoXI-Sehr A Vieau-s5 OOO feet lumber to order
PEARL RIyER-schr Gen washington-s5O OO fee lumber
BILoAI-sehr Black sQualiSl 400 feet lumber to order
PASoAGoULAschr Basihde-s6 900 feet lumbar Il, order
BILoXI-schr oregon-lo cords wood 10 order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10

COASI AND lAFOURCHE FAUX Ell
lS4NlA The swift and splendid passenger packet
Geo. Pike, j, J, Brown, MASTER a. H. Gar
ner clerk leaves New Orleans every Wednesday 10 NJ
and every Saturday r. NJ For freight passage, having
superior &C eommodguons, apply on board.
j. ;. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
The Gen. Pike will continue regular packet during the
emit senson.
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Asp estleans 1aiIp Crescent.
RluER lNTELLIaENcE.

WEDNESDAY MceNre, Feb. 10, 1858.
x..s,rsaV The weather was much more mild, and
aa.z.~ ne forenoon, clouded up and sprinked slight
a, ssss ,,sared OF by night.
assriuess was much more active on the levee than
- n,exious .lay this season. The landing Is
~ q hoats, an busy dscharging and loading. Fhe
n~r~ ! 6fsa with produce, cotton etc. Upfreights
IN nsss plenty and rates rather sitter. All the
ssxrrx y,.aan about the same. For the interest Of
sa fxaiaaen, 1t Is to be hoped that the Legislature
-; unss The bin respecting steamboat hands now
F~rre 4. A introduced BY Mr. Fuller. Certainly
sxxse -.snedv il needed to protect more fully the
lss NJ boatrnen from the unjust extoftion Of deck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10
RECEIPTS OF pRnnncr

LAKE wASHlNGroN-steam r W Powen-237 bales
w Esln 6col54 Green Crump-i42 baies cotton
Coleman. Putnam &cOl25 bales Q a b = Kicks &C.,
lls Hughes Hyisiead &coS ard Saunders 4 lInisS do
Mcdowell Mills &co-5l Payne Harrisohd6 D Kelly AGO
43 Martin Cobb &co2 bales cotton reeI Stevenson
81 Pitcher Goodrich &c026 George ConnelylS Rochford
Brown kco-l7 Neson &co-l6 Washington jackson Sct-
l4Fredlander Gerson4 II Carter 6col4 bales cotton 10
Hardie &co-l2 AT Mienberger Borrenl2 cotton
MeIeInore, Raybnrn &col0 bales cotton Smith, Harris
nyrue Vance &eo7 Persons Seo7 Nc kleroy bradford
- Wright Allen Aco-2 do Walker Stuart & uachnson-l
sacks elon seed Coleman Putnam &cosndres to orderTQ.
tai 1879 bales cotton,
bulls molasses 10 W Mongomery-6 hhds mdse tarPaans
1 pr scais 10 order.
bids sugar p hides hols moasss to Lobit ChArpens9
bids sugar bellocq, Nohom &co50 do W Urquhart-lO
do Gordon cAsllo-3s Jadson &co-O Miles Adams AGO
20 do sabater24 do Geo Urquha25 do 90 bbs molasses
Darby lreoue50 do Jeannett Quarter &co4e bhls
asee nj ools neases Dnperer Hayes &co5 bbs masses
u bales cotton Gonrdada0 bbs m0lssses
Toledano Tayos bids sugar Sc hf bbs aoaes 10 Edward
Durvs @cesandries 70 orderToiai 90 bales cotton
sugar s6I bbls molasses, 81 hf bbls moasses.
WASHIN Gr0N-SieAne WIN Burton-2s bales cotton 70
bslloee Neblom 2co5 Laores DesuareS1 bales cotton
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ohas Nor
gan0 bh -four 81 do pork sacks corn i40 oats 90
do coffee, IS bacon, 10 do rice i5 bxs claret
ST LoUIs-stesmer II Oglesby-2lO hhds sugar 25 bbs
molase 70 bags coffee 400 do salt 70 rice
crate hwafe b do Wheels PAS do spades
- bales gunny bags los pkgs groceries, 30 pkgs mdse.
LIyERPooL-Ship Larabee--3592 bales cotton 5000
slaves.
LIYERPooLshp Gertrude25S9 bales cotton 5000 sacks
corn, GIG
BosToN-shp suiolk-502 bales cotton % do moss $50
bb houg 90 do oil 1855 bb and go hf dc pork q bbs
aud 46g kegs lard 1872 ties hams 100 hides 6S hhds mdse
uANANA-Brig Brownsylel0O bbs and $50 kegs lard 80
casks and y bbs provisions 10 casks aud 10 hams
cheese 1855 kegs butter. 400 sacks shoulders
hay 100 bhls -four q do beans loo bbs apples horses
HAYANA-Brig Geo Chase27OO sacks corn 600 tcs lard
20 do tallow.
APALACHIC0LA-Schr Walter M--2Bs bbls aour On hills
whisky 70 ebs potatoes do lard IS bb and h bbs noas
bids sugar 10 hbls NJ crackers 6 bacon
2iO sacks coffee. 30 boxes tobacco.
BkAzQs sANTtAGo-schr Minna sehlaer-70 bales cot.
100 bales dry goods, lso6 pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10

BOSTON-Ship Kate Howe--Rice & Hathaway-Wm j
Dewey-E W Benton &co--C W Newton &co-J Raumiller-
Payne, Steele &co-L Webster-C stewartvose Broso
o WoodmRn-C 7 Buddeeke &co--W |. Cushing &co-Rice
&co-J Burnside &co-Hchcoek Latting--J II Dudley
-BnchaBnon. Carroll Se0Moses GreenwoodBgedow 4
Wusthof-Horrel Gayle &co-Pree, Converse Smith-C A
Eager &coG izeT-6spi Fl steyens--Ianaa Brothers
Richards Slocomb &co-Mensrd Higuaud-Tirrel Bates
Wheeler Bake-Washington jackson scoCrowell Taylor
Kennedy keo-J b Hubbard-M Kepler-Fellowes AGO
P Anderseu-Duclos &co-Grosesn A. Beneteau--C Boye-
ogers, Woods kcA Cochran Iiall-Thele, Seller eco
M Miller-J Adams Sc0-Oglesby 4 Macaulay-A Robb a
co-Kennet Dix 6coE Marquee 6cO-Bsre West-D Kel.
hama Bergamine- Chopard & Marks-Reed &co-Tayor d
Raddin-Bradley Wilson &co Oakley, Hawkins 6co--R W
Rayne-s II Remedy 6co-W 4 Q BlanchardJ Waterman &
Bro-N Whitney-H Dicker-J J Bonaie-J b Flotte-FrOst
&co-w G b Keage-J NJ Gould lsco-and order.
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ACHIFA RIVER.

R= FOh CAMDEN DIRECT-The swift
lEs4rlHklis running passenger steamer, Paul Jones,
John Glenn, master, y X. Ilazett clerk, will
leave above for Camden, Pigeon Hill Millers Bluff Cham
pagnole Wilmington. Moro Marie Saline Extra Aabama
Landing Point Plea Ouaeha City sterington, Trenton
Monroe Pine Bluffs, Columbia HarrsonbGg, Trinity
intermediate landings the above For further parteu
lars, apply on board.
f,s J. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10

@ advance 10 cotton pretended be the Of general
rassment among the manufacturers AT the North This
MS As 50 aud 1t may We give the following from Proy
slzufs y. i. paper Of the Isl Inst
a who started their machinery ia part
by the IN cotton. L with the
the material would still lower, Al least
stationary ha they started However desirable u may
v 10 keep the machinery from rustng to give 70
keep channels Of supplied with the Kind Of
1pnh that nio competition with the imporations u Is
k sub that the mills go with only the present
nd fof goods. We report sale Of print goods Tor the
nAknrsrs Money j. IN fair supply, and the banks gene
1g sake al the trst casa that offered but more
sEi1 scrutiny Is made Into the quality.
Louisville have the following Of last Tuesday, Of the
ssnEza markets and money matters from The Journal
Ts market has exhibited some animation 10 few depart
generally has han dull appearance The prOvi-
ket which usually cowands attention al this
Of the has been unsettled Prices have uctuated
his had the effect Of checking business Hog killing has
fss this will about 15sUQ0 head-n
D head last The Increase 10 vel ht has
~ Until the whole yieia Of this Is
krsan market will not steady In
usy hand and many idle having whest which
small quantities. In groceries pretty heavy
haH been done Coles has nd vanced 49, and sugar
a hfoagh very full prices caused by advance In New
XrIsape. hif moass=s has bcsa ye=s duh
- snRes there has been Improvement Philadel
$40 Nnich y selling at premium the Ne~Yo k
sd nion New Orleans exchange l. dull and We quote i
a.aif at premium n nne, ref money We have no Grange
notice. Indiana s.te Bank Is and TOE old
8ssrsss1e hanks )nfiaue At discount.
keen variable but no. cold Yesterday morn
- ~ ground covered With snow but has nesy Al dis
1eal The river r. In hne stage Rates o. freg h are
1bers large quaptlty Of freight below, and ali the
nsaes ~ oai Of his river vita fat loads.
er-
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
~ REGULAR BAl.IZE AND COAS

| EAM4-avt7I packet, twice week United States mail
steamer Frank steele, John mtry, mas
terih splendid and fast running steamer will leave New
Orleans for Blze every Saturday 10 O'Clock A. NJ
"Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for Point Hacb'
only Returning leaves Baiz every sunday morning arriving
New Orleans every Monday and Thursday Planters
shippers entrusug their business will receive particular
and prompt attention. For freight passage apply board
G.. l.. KDUNS 4 BROS, Al Front street.
fe4 j. 5. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10
N OTICE .

% II G Il
Je6ejy's Double-Acting Suction sud Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Bail Pdlues
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations ENcaya
tons, Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, etc. etc, etc.
The subscriber having been appointed this
for the sale Of Jeerys Improved Double Pup
and furnish This valuable patented Iune
5th 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
York State Far held at Eimira Ia that year. intro
ducng this new Pump to this community the dersVnsd
seconded by all who its operation and
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls Of Rubber
Pump Valves will al once be apparent
Their mperyousness and their yielding
certainty Of operation and perfection of action which
be attained by the Of any other Valves The simplicity
arrangement the facility With which the
and replaced the compact form, renders this
and desirable Pump in use. Every Planter Ship
Captain should possess one o. these valuable Pumps
apart from their general purposes they in be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine
ute Price SO.
size possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min.
ute. Price $35.
Size No. possesses capacity forcing rs gallons per min
ute. Price $50.
And larger shes suitable Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
up to capacity Of 500 gallons minute in Of
construction and be expected. Nos and
mrahy adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the
asses and the ordinary which Pump generally
piled while for redeemng swApy Lands the No. as inds-
pensabls.
The subscriber convinced that when these Pumps are
they will speak for themselves
they will 90 into general use.
Samples Of Sine Ne In operation at c. O. Bier
Co s. No 90 Camp eet; Price ConloHis No l0 Poydrst
the Of the where persons are
vited TO call and examine before purchasing.
ANDERSON ID. DIETER, Agent
MA y 81 Grayier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10

n Capt spiusy, of the ship Cotton Planter from lisbon
December 2sh, reports the following vessels in port
Ship Orooudaes, Pike sail the 3lsi December for
Southern port.
Ship Orphan, Rockwell for New Orleans time uncertain
Bark William, from New York-discharging.
Brig Brothers, Fernandez from Norfolk saeded for Maagl
on the pa December with her cargo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10
gsbit@ Of tet stlarAsts.


COTTON There some buyers in The market yesier
day, with reduced supply Offering and higher rates
claimed fell 900 bales against H. 900 Mon
day Prices have advanced 10 since the arrival oftae Arabia
and we raise our quotations rs follow;
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Shipping yaitIIigtntt.
WEDNESDAY,, February 10, 1858

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan, Place for Indianoa and Galveston,
Steamer J H oglesby, oglesby, for St Louis,
John Hyde 6co
Ship Israbee, Orr, for Liverpool Baxter, Lowell AGO
British Ship Gertrude, Doane, for Liverpool Jenkins
Ship Suffolk, Field, for Boston. @ W Hynson AGO
Brig Brownsville, Simpson, for Havana,s
Goidenbow Lesparre
Brig Geo Chase, stansbery, for Havana
Bouiousquie a Phillips
sebr Nina Schiller wilson, for Brazos Santiago Phelps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10
BELow-coM1Ne UP.

Brig Cleary, -, from Rockport Maine-Cargo, 2l7O
bhls lime to Creevy 4 Farwe.
Brig Surf, from koekport Maine-Cargo 1000 bbls lime
Creevy x Farwell.
Brig Lydia Francis Dasge from Rockiand Maine-Cnrgo
200 bhls lime to Creevy Farwell
Schr Argo.
schr VIM Gregory, -. from Rockland Mnine-Cargo 1900
bbls lime to Creevy s Farwell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10

UsCULTAT1ON TO MEDICAL sTUDENTs-A
Course OF CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered in
he Wards o. the charity Hospital the PHYSIOLOGY and
DISEASE o. the Oh kSf including the Principles Of Phys
cal and RATIONAL DIAGNOSIS, commencing the Second
sells ON ALEXANDER HART, MD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10
PoNrcnARrRAN RA1LRoAl


MoBILESeamer Floridaf3 bales cotton Ryes, Battle
Nobe5 bales osnaburgs TO Peet smms 6cosundres to
1 order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADlil bales cotton 10 Warren Gilmore 6co-46
Cae Harrison seo DO Byne Vance sco-s bales cotton
Payne Harrison-6i II Aby24 Harding Abbay & More
headlS do Lloyd Friesan-l5 do Cuddy Brown &eo-l5
Fedapder Gersonl5 do Smith Harris &eoi4 bales
George Comey-l0 Coleman, Putnam keo--4 Iaande-3
Freirson, Conway &co5 Moses
Total 39S bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10

NO OUR PATRONS AND OLD CUSTOMERS
We beg leave inform the public that have rebuilt
Stores Nos 80 Front aud So Fulton Streets again
work. VIII prepared at all times TO furnish the
shortest notice, and liberal terms all kinds OF COP
PER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CAST
tNGs BLACkSMITHING, etc Each member of the firm
giving his personal attention to each department. offer
superior inducements to parties dealing with
Our facilities for furnishing the following work
passed by any house in the South West.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
UHIMNIES BREECHINGS;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
STILLS WORMS
FILTERERS, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES,
HEATERS, etc, etc.
Attached TO establishment general Furnishing
Store, where s articles requisite for STEAMBOAT, PLAN
TATION AND HOUSE USE may be found.
PUMPS.-Worthington's Safety Steam Pump. g. P. Kaseis
Fe Pump Cast Iron Brass and Copper Force and m Pumps
STEAM GAUGES.-Schafers Vacuum and Steam Gauge,
article, showing he highest point which may have
been carried during It's Hearson's Water Galge.
fINW a RE.
Chahng Dishes Buckets;
Dish Baskets Jelly and Cake Meuds
Coffee and Tea Urus, Soup Tureens;
Pyramids, and other Ware, of all varieties.
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves Washing
Ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin Paor
amander and Cahnon Stoves Deck Stoves FORCES
de Magazines Graie Bars Ratchet Drills Hose Brass
Cylinder Bbb Stop and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns Lamps etc. OF all descriptions.
BREWSTER ZACHARIE
Nos. IS Front sud S6 FuOu streets.
Sole Agents for SchafeTs Gauges Hear
sons Water Gauge s. r Kase's Fire Pumps; and u. W
ton's Patent Piston Heads and lirete Rars ana "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-10

Edward Male scos0 Gosdn Cas,eo-2s bales cotton $50
bhis moasses HID copper Washington jackson cog7
eoaoa Moore Vancnli2a Payne Harrison a bales
Miller forrestefla bales eotton Warren, Gilmore &eol9
BuIbrdge kcoi6 Smith, Harris &co Toedano Tay-
lol2 byrue. anee teo7 do Donovan, Mclean &coll do
10 hhds sugar ht bbs meases obit Chapenert0 hhds
sugar Pcrretl5 do de kgana kco2l Darby Trem
letiS rolls leather Queyrose angsor2 bales Bait
Ellis &cosundries to orderroal bales cotton l6 hhd Of
sugar, $50 bbls molasses, 4 hf bbs molasses.
BAYOU sARA-Sieamer Laurel Hil-so bales cotton TO j
iahatni5 Moore Vanculn-47 Oakley, Hawkins &co4l do
PAYNE Harrson-7 bales cotton Camnack, squres West
"a q sAbaer2& DaslvR Girardl9 bales cotton DaSlva
Ia 4 J MontgOmery-l4 do Pitcher Goodrich kco-lS do
Campbell Srong-9 Byrne, Vance kco6 NJ b Brady kcO-6
Cutter, Harrison keo6 Ward Saunders Hunts bales
Wight Allen &co5 Carroll Prtrhard Seo4 N Il Dosson Il
co.'s Harris 4 levi-2J McGehee4 W Butbridge &co
50 bids IS bbs molasses Burbdge Seo2 do I6
hhd 20 h bhls moasses Byrne Vance co90 hhds of
70 bb moiases Bogar Foley &Avey3 do 20 hhds of
Gordon Caseo20 do Richard Nugent &eol0 do l6
bids molasses Green Crum2 do Y hhd sugar to Edward
nurive keo bbs molases 20 hf bbls moasses Menard
yignsud- bbls molesses Feiewes Seo8 bids sugar to !
Alan do % bbls Payne Steele &col3 hhd
bhs Ar Mengerger Borron-5 hhds q hf
bbls Oorder24 hhds sugar Wright Allen &co7 do
&c bbls molassesT bhs Kelly kcounres order
Total 422 bales cotton $50 hhd sugar 522 bb moes ga
hf bbs mulasses.
COAST-Schr D0rote-S0 hhds sugar Edward Durve &co-
Il do Edward Shift Seo-222 bhs molasses Gordon Jr.
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~z--NEW ORLEANS, JACH-
50 ~ y s0 n, A N! GREAT NORTHERN

ks<8 g. Esszss1 rs SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
EaSKSSkS,sR~sIS RAILROAD
Passenger Train New Oreap daily At T30 O'Clock
A. arrives at rookhayen, Mis- hundred twenty
eBli from New Orleans, o'clock r.
leaves Brookhayen every day at 800 o'clock A. NJ and
reaches Nsw Orleans at 3;l8 O'Clock 2 II.
FAkEIhree cents per mile, way Children under five
years o. age, free Children between five twelve years Of
age and colored persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained At the Office Of the
company corner Caope and Magnolia family tickets
Hnoes or halves In packages Of
Co9ed persons are not permitted to ride IN the without
written pass expressly authorizing them and naming
the stations to and from which they As the pngs will
pe retained by the Conductor will tFp In one
urecon ohy those making trip both will have to be
provided with two ~ ~ ~ W
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhaven
hhd Intermediate stations at A0 A. NJ every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday leaves Brookhaven New Orleans and IN
ermedtaie stations, Monday Wednesday and Friday
morning, at $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ This stops On Friday
baurdys al Flag Stations midway between regular satious
to receive and deliver freight but any other DAYS
HS No freight will be received New Orleans depot
after 8 O'Clock z. NJ. ~ -NPV'
T, g. WILLIAMS Supit Transportation.
8 A line OF tOur horse mall from Irookhaven
70 jackson androm Jackson day
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On sundays The steam train will make trips from thes
city ~ l and O'Clock 2. NJ.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning AZ
O'Clock and the Lake every night after the steam
train Extra or special trips when required, By notifying
CONDUCTOR
Station House has been erected Genty Ridge where
the steam train will stop when required-voinr down at 3
o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p Nj aud coming up Mt O'Clock
pFare TO aud from GENTLY Ridge by Horse Car 10 cents
COnaueior must have timely notice To stop. u2N