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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-07-22
To The Public.

The Ague and Fever season has fully
commenced. We would call your atten.
ton TO the following
Important Notice.
AN AGUE ERADICAToR i Covell' s
Bebeerine Mixture is positive cure for
Fever and Ague, and all bilious diseases.
This Mixtare has been before the public
for a number of years, and has always
been used with success. II is harm
less and certain remedy. Get a pamph
let from the druggists and read it and you
will be satisfied.
We will warrant this remedy to cure
(when taken according to directions
twenty-five per cent more cases of Ague
than any other medicine now sold. 1t
contains neither Arsenic, Prussic Acid
OF strychnine. Get bottle, and you
need not fear Ague and Fever any more.
For sale in Quasqueton by ED. w.
WHITNEY.
II. A. Porter IL Brother, Proprietors,
Rock Island. Ill.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-07-22

In recommending DR.. Bakers Pain
Panacea, we do not mean that it is a
specific in all cases, and never die. We
can honestly assert that it has been in
thousands of families, who were suffering
under the different diseases for which it
is recommended and that in every one,
entire satisfaction has been given. In
most of them, such was the happy effect
of it that they could but say the cure was
truly wonderful, IL having not only cured
their pains, but saved them large OUTLAWS
for Doctors bills.
For sale by ED. w. WHITNEY, in
Quasqueton and agents in every town in
the country.
See advertisement.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-07-22

Is Payment required on the execution of the
work, either in Cash. Farm Produce, or other
Property. Inquiries by mail answered with
Pleasure.
July lst, lS5S.-2l-tf.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-07-22
Attention ,-e.T Farmers !


= HAVE ENTIRE CONTROL OF A
q L very superior quality of Russian Winte,
- Seed Wheat, IAN article introduced into the
- Wheat growing districts of Russia which
< has been found to succeed better than any
- Winter Wheat ever cultivated in that coun-
:. try. From Russia it was introduced into
a Canada, Michigan, Minnesota and Illinois,
=. in each of which it has withstood the most
= severe winters and the wettest springs, to
the satisfaction of the farmer. 1t produces
& from 20 TO 80 bushels to one when sown on
good land, and from its hardy nature will
r, not winter-kill or drown-out from the effects
RI of a wet spring 1t may be sown any time
a between the first of July and the first OF
q November
y PACKAGES sufficient to produce from 5
- to 10 bushels the frs year, put up in strong
~ sacks, will be sent to any address on the re.
ceipt of One Dollar, by mail.
Address
CIV. YERBY, p o. Box 1887.
50 Dearborn St, Chicago, Ill
= Dealer in Farming Lands and City Pro
y perty. Also Lands located at all the Gov
- eminent Land Offices, with Warrants or
Cash. Those having Farms or Farming
K Lands for sale, VIII find my office one OF
the best mediums to dispose of the same.
f. REFER TO
q Hon. Jno Wilson, Com'rI c. Land Dept,
- Chicago.
= Col. r. ] Halailton, Chicago.
Rev. II. n. Bishop,
8 Hon. Henry A. Wise, Gov. of Va
Messrs. Sweeney, Rittenhouse, FAINT &
= Co., Bankers, Washington, ID. G..
q Hon. George Briggs, New York.
- Hon. VIM, H. Ross, Gov. OF Delaware
% Robt. Forsythe, Esq, Gen. Ft. Agt 7. c
3 r. r,
nE N. BIN ordering. give your name, post
- office, county and State, and the name of the
nearest Express Office. (jyS-3m)
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-07-22
Sl,72i 03
ROAD FUND.

RECEIPTS.
AMT In tfea suIy rs per report 81 Ju-
ly 18th, 1857, Observation-Disclosures. S2,250 81
Amt in treasury received from pre-
decessor. Aug. eth, 1857, ...- 603 %
Amt Of tax received for collection, 1864 32
Collected on delinquent list. 26l %
Total receipts from Aug. 8, 1851, -. S5,525 Il
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-07-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HENRY S. CHASE, M. D.,
AND MECHANICAL
RENTISE
DENTIST,

Will visit his office at Independence,
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF EACH
WEEK.
Office Hours from 10 A. VI. to Il. vi.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-07-22
$5,528 II

ExPENDI ruREs OF THE Fiscal YEAR, FROM JuI
lsT, 1887 TO July lsT, 1858.
Whole amount of Warrants issued. ST. AL :
Amt issued for Court House from
July LIST, 1857 to July LIST, 1858, 9,240
Amt paid for expenses of District
Court, fees to Justice .iuries, grand
and petit juries, Justices, Sheriffs,
Constables, costs connected with
criminal matters, and inquests on
dead bodies. -.... 1852 ]
Am { paid for labor on the Jail room
hired of Myers, materials for the
same, rent thereon, tending and
boarding prisoners, medicines and
medical attendance to the same,
mattresses, bedding, bedsteads,
stoves and pipe, lights, transport
ing prisoners TO the penitentiary,
rewards for apprehending escaped
convicts, and other Jail expenses
exclusive of wood, - l.l75
Amt paid for supporting, relieving
ana buryin9 paupers, including
luhaucs, Ulb
Amt paid for election expenses, PTS {
Amt paid for State and county roads
fees to commissioners, surveyors,
chainmen, commissioners to APP
praise damages, &c.,.......l. I5a /;
Amt paid for materials and work on
new Jail, l60
Amt paid for fees to township clerks,
township trustees and constablcs
for notifying officers Of their cleo
ton, and other township services
aside from elections, 80
Amt paid for Lilies fre-proof pat
ent safe for Treasurers office, l63
Amt paid for rents of county offices, 3l6
Amt paid for stationery, blank, re
cord, warrant and account books,
books for tax receipts, deeds, mort
cages, plats, dc, poll books,
bonds, executions, Subpqnas, le-
gal blanks and forms, postage.
DC, for the county offices and for
county purposes, - 80
Amt for lights and fuel, saving,
splitting and removing wood for
the District Court. the Jail and the
various county offices, - l02 !
Amt for county advertising, Court
House proposals ISSUED in the
previous fiscal year. but paid in
part in this), proclamations (for
this and in part for the previous
year,, reports. laws printed ac-
eording to the late statuatory pro-
visions, tax-lists and public mott
ees, ... ....-..... 69l
Amt for salaries TO county judge.
treasurer and recorder, county and
district clerk, prosecuting attorney
sheriff and county superintendent
of common schools. above the
county fees of said offices, $3.50. $50
Clerk hire for this and in pat for
the previous fiscal year, In the va
! rous county Offices. -. SIS
For assessment of taxes, ..-..,... 322
/ Taxes refunded in consequence Of
\ wrong sales, -..-.-..-...- ib
For stoves, stove-pipe, zinc, desks
and cases for books and papers,
7 for this and in part for the pre- i.
vious year, furniture, chairs and
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-07-22

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the Post Office ut Quasqueton, uncalled
for, July LIST, 1858.
Braden, s. Malcolm, Mary.
Bowen, ADDISON. Peters, Stephen.
Beal, Wallace ). Patterson, Luenetta.
Cane, John Roney, James.
EdGerton AImira. Rich, Darwin
Engemah, Elias J. Tower, r.. +.
Fletcher, Edward Town, VIM.
Kesler, Charles. Wilkinson. Thomas.
Kirk, Catharine. Hall, Jacob.
Logan, William.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say +" advertised" s. w. HARDEN, p. N
EASTERN EXCHANGE
LNOR SALE AT T. c. BARTLE'S BANK
l. Independence Also
500 TOWN LOTS nv INDEPENDENCE
Fer Sale fer Cash or on Time. tst.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-07-22
State Of Iowa,
BUCHANAN COUNTY, s.
JAMES S. PERRY,) In District Court, in and
VS.. for said county, Septem-
EUNICE PERRY. Der, A. D. 1858.

TO EUNICE PERRY:
1t appearing by. tils resarn If me Sheriff o:
Buchanan county, made on the 25th day OF
June, to an original notice to YOU issued, that
you are not to be found in said county. This
is, therefore, to notify you that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk of the / is riet
Court of said county, petition of Jfmes S.
Perry praying for divorce from the bonds of
matrimony now existing between himself and
you, and alleging for cause thereof willful de-
sertion and absence for more than three years
and unless you appear and make answer there
to on or before the morning of the second day
of next term of the District Court in and for
said county, to be held in September, 1858, a
decree will be rendered therein in accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
JAMES S. PERRY, Plaintiff
Per LEE, LEAVITT Il MOORE,
July LIST, 1858. (20-4w) His Attorneys
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BomMaFfS i KqsesJ Sq,hsE. sew erz -w
j Moron 2eo-oakey Hawkns Sco---ogies5y MncsaSy-
Payne HARRISON u Pisbny--Priee Converse a sm6-
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s sd nG s Rr c Sn 5Swn Seo
!, S,urIeyant Sco-G w shaw &eo-Smh, Cooper 6eoE X
sampson Keene-I Twichel ySco-Towuseud Tompsin x
eo-rwieheii 4 Duiehe-s Todd &eo ghiee, Seller Seo
maler-Iohn Williams seo-D Williams son-F winburn
werlin--wbeeler 4 Blake--A wibnr-J woodruff &co-
YeGman &co--0 Yale jr Seo--and order.
Ss% I9sKPsGs sjsg ms Harvey AsG1P Bn
Buddecke keoC HinArd-Groslea- Benneieau-C Ioye
Wa oonca ass Nelson %coee6s cSA ksaSS
G Wilbur SEQ sampson Keeue-F Flint JonesJ P Tu.-
ner-iunesenoss Bro-R Cnmihings &co--R Larghhn-
Gauche-I Holden &co-J A l.um Seo-Priesley Bein-
D Okla on 4 Eendel son-o Woodmsn--D ii Townsend1
Hs :. ION sell ssanaq7E Tsrpasiesr9s Mar
Winston, Morrison keo Lewis ogesby-lloyd Friers1n
Crane sec Hal Kemp 9eo~F winbun~T Anderson SEQ
IS Ii Kennedy &co-R NJ nenm.n--G Morrson-Thoupson
rwtc'ell Do.eherRiee Bros dudley, Nelson &co-
cr tolSer n No. 5sa Bag NJ
N N lta-'ow-Ibos Henderson 4 Peale-w Mepham- "a
Richards sloconb Seo-AIeGregot Aioway Seo- Mooney
Bn w McQrAken-M MAJ in, Cobb Seo--s b wiIamson-w
vedenbugh ,<co-Waker sniderF Dneougo-aud order.
BOsTON-ship Ocean RompJ II Marks &co-H NJ Borrow
Hearuy-R Rayne-p kelham-M Tiietsoa-C = 1t A
en-w DAvis-w q q B NetsIe-Ddclos kco-C Boye-Gros
Jean q Benueeau-wA wart-Brinton AGO. Gfarsen-J
b Flote land order
NEW YoRK-Scbr Cordeis --Frellsen Stevenson &co-D
Williams 4 Snns-Ttcs Henderson Pea's-J WdgM AGO.
OglesLy &McCaulay-Ca-k Ric ardson .fco-HaIl Kemp
CO. BLc ,anan, Carol Sco-J Bockin3-Pekins kcoBsebe
Sco-"armee& Bro-E HAT 6co-Given, Waits Seo-J /
Adami-osses G eenwood T Haed,e &c0-George Smedes
kco-T AYtieI &,o- Menard Vgnand- robson Allen
Buckner, ION Newman-Cdifer Harrison &eo-R W Is
l,n kco--Cenpbel Il soug--George Counelly-Bred1w 4
hcS-H Seaman Seo-Dndey, Nelson 6coFee's, Mi
lard kco-L Web &co-Marti1 Cobb 6co--D kto-
Jobq Hurley kco-Laey &coH Barlow &co--A James s
COP Werin &co-G1ll e, Momus &co-J 4 Norn,ent-
o woodmsn--L A Guillenan-.A Wbiney-Nsgee 4 K,e
"A Roussctt-J W isht Seo-E wheelock &ec-F Foger
Sco-E i0n .oa-Sickles &co -fonrue Thomas-S
Ewirg-Droyell Sch-arz-A Bgousst &cO-L Snapp
Thee Shute-M Bepne1--E enthusiastically Bein-G
Thn-er-E Gardner-Cbapma1 4 Erown-Blache \ LeSumon
Tow lsend, TompkiBs Sco-A Jaequet-Riee Bros &eo-A
FenandezS Grammar 6co-Snlth Cooper kcsJ Boulauger
-Syme 4 PrOvan-A Chesg--(i W era r. w G Mepham
Clark, Mosby &eoH CloseIm kco-sark s.aefer kcoJH
Dudley 6co-T GuiOn p ID sachs Hoo ID q Lowber-F T
Duconge Heath Mler-C Gaines 6cc "A Robb ACC RIM
Denman &co Booth 6co-J Lum geo Aus a 4 Goodwin
Johnson 6eO-Scamnn. Peck &co-ScOyil 4 Mead-iood
rich &co Richards soconb Sco-J Burnside kcc r
observation-disclosures Aloway &eo-S Locke "A Pepn &co-J
Bld0m-W n Ieehord &co--Taylof & Chnrchill-J w San
Ton kco-H b Merrill West &eo-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-20

SUGAR. of 400 to 500 hhds at previous rates Fa
to Fully Fair 6l4@7c y n.
MoLAsSEs. $50 100 bbls were sold nc 2j@25JSe for
Fermenng aud 2sS for Prime aud Choice end 100 half
bbls Choice at s2iSe = gallon.
FLOUR. The demand active nj lower prices and
about 300 bbs sold follow si6 Ohio superane at
81 l2 1878 lots u.s. lle5 Indiana at :. u.s. sos
IN lots and l.9 st. Louis 81 80 AGO Choice at "a 3 500
Extra s5s5 o. l2O Choice Extra IS IS 1919 Unbranded
in one lot at IS 62 and GO in lots 50 sOaSs rs bb
GRAIN. The sales Of Coz embraced some s. sacks in
Guiding 9s9 Prime White in lots Soc ssl the same $50
Mixed S. 400 Poor second hand bags 80 aud some very
Inferior 4s45c bushel OF Wheat SO sacks sold IN lots
at &c for Inferior 81 osasl to Prime Red and
81 % D bnshel for Prime White The sales of Oats com
pred 1850 sacks St Louis mostly at ei6Di5c . bushe of
Bacon 100 sacks sold CO., and 800 in lots 62c q 100 MS
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork re- illhg nj SIT 75asls
aud lots Of HEAVY In first hands held at SIS bb OF
Bacon 30 casks sold 95Spl0c y for Ribbed Sides
oflard 25 terees No. sold lOc Prime was held firmly
atl0hc an.
HAY.Prices better and we noticed sales Of 1910
Prime Western in Aboat SIS, and 55 New York at SIG
p tun.
RICE. Market very dull with small sales syk94c p n
COPPER. Sales confined 353 bags at l0c and al at
1Ol<c Rn.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE "a bSls sold by one party at
&c. 70 n three lois at the and 1853 delivered which were
sold last week, to arrive. at 5O@52]sc = gallon.
RoSIN..A lot Of 70 bbs Nc. taken at 81 so p bb
WHISKY. Market dull Sales lcJ bhls Raw 1t lT1Slsc
and $50 Extra Reetlhed at lsc p gallon.
FREIGHTs. ships taken liverpool at "a for
Cotton at s. Oh for Flour consignment given away at
n for Cotton ship taken for HaYre lc one laid on
for ST. Petersburg aud one fol Bremen private terms.
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9ta ORLEANS gtlanru gtIarktt.


Monday Evening. April ID. 1859
The week opens might say under great indifference IN
all matters pertaining france The great event Of the day
va the election for Directors Of the jackson Railroad the
suit Of which not deeruned IN late hour ami ,he, a
not solitary redent Of city opposed the road nor
stakeholder but whA desires success The main question
has hinged on The policy Of immediate deferred
nnon me Candidates on both tickets had the future pros
peslsy OF our city 10 view.
The rnotey market to-day was decidedly starnsnt W.
scarcely heard Of negotiation paper The opinion prevails
nese who ought 70 DO well posted up that the present
.e q Interest cannot be sustained This good
~ Aho could take sons hundreds Of thousands Of long
ppe provided the penalty Of one hundred dollar. mar
mol penans over them they obliged Che four old bsns
pssueaafslto be fully sOo0 shove llneha IL 10 eaard
any Sudden demands There discounted last week
sosa' ssoNa " eag assed The calls today were mo-
goes = 'As p"'~-e
Inc money markets Of Boston and New York continue Il, h.
wen supplied Single names Of dry goods dealer. were nero
Aien % Monday last at the Of per cent per annn
The general Of eommercial paper ruled 4, "A
fns secretary o. the Treasury has issued for M
chase Of 50 o00 Of Treasury notes. We DO not .uppo,a
will be any leaders from shis section
The Exchange market opened very laneu,dlv mi, ..,
There we're sales Of sight drafts On New York a. x a Z
count and three days sight Al x discount The banks he'll
checks the counter par without mixing any large AL.
ThiftT days sight a ~ discount sixty days sight < a ~
.na PEI cent discount Though some drawers held IA q
Ia therses we're not current far from H. The make, el,sd
under heavy feeling Sterling with h adne were ak N
a. 1903 Sales course Of treaty aa,
bills "a q ID and los for high grade sen.ures 49,
tion say l0 Bank drafts higher say 100 Francs u
and rates ranging from $40 q s2s.
There nothing doue There was good deal Of
bzHssas about shares the jackson Railroad
nothing.
The following has passed BY both Houses Of IN,
Legislature q the State Of New York. only requires the
signature Of the Governor hscme As the Governor
wa himself dsnizsn Of Wall street. being partner Of III.
Banking honss Of James King Son, Prime Ward 4 King
ths aei will In All probability receive his approval:
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ARRIVED.

Ship slonan sheppardson; from Aaeani spain March
sh, S 81. ~ ballast ss 10 mss.ef1ith dist IS .
Ship Clifton Williams IS days from New York. to Wood.
= ruff kco-lst dist ID
Bark Brilliant sgsbee Is days from New York. Hyn-
Spanish Bark Sunrise Cara from Barcelona Feb 9h bal
last 10 Gelpe--2k diet ~
Brig Brownsville, simpson, days from Havana, Plass
Brig Esins Batsr Mcdaniel from Rio de JanerO to master
schr Enlns liaigh crowe, Is days from Charleston,
- Poole &co-foint-
sehr Ror Dunps i6 days from Charleston Wood Low
Mexican sehr Bylano Espeynda from Vera cruz to Fer
M'Scso se1s Fsipa, Aetera from Tuspan cabeero
Sch ;ulms Weber DAYS Pensacola, to JOhu du lev
senr soele;s r. days from Pensacola 10 Policy Neo
schs ls ssa Fo~ie days from Pensacola to Waiter NicO
sehr we Florida Eurur days from Pensacola to aOOey
sehr Wen, ROna days from Pensacola, to master
sehr Uncle Bill Smith, days from Sabine Pass to master
sehr iye Branch, Smith, days from Mobile to master
sehr Hornet, Mack day o Pensacola to John Hurley
sesI EmA, s,elis days from Pensacola 10 aser-Basin
sour ienty lasour, -, days from Mobile, TO
s0 Caro- IS hours PENSACOLA to John Harley
seho@sr Helena MAxen dsys rom Mobile to W Newton
sehr SrE'as John Coz ssees sdays rom Mobile to MASTER
schr Mary NAsdsOe, Marqus.e days from Psnsaes to
seSr rssesgOsla HlOSs days fOw Mobile 70 masorBssn
scar diamond Bewsn days from Pensacola John Hurley
sehr slaf. fsrksr. from BnOxs-Basin.
sear Telegraph, Baker. from Bay 81 I.ouis-BAsin.
sess Aesas sSns, sampson from Bay s. Louis-Basin
sess hspaslie crooksr, from sadsOnviie -Basiu,
sehr junior. csaisn from ,ro q Rs 9nBasn
sour SARAH Bar, -, from btoxi-BAsin
srKAMBoATs
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Capitol, Barranco. from Nor yarEa.
Ceres, Labarth hon 81 MAJ ipsvlle
Afton u Smhh from x er.
California Hopkins. from \ obe
II W HI, NeReli. from Nemp his
f1you Belle, Il ons, from tpeousns.
Belle GaAes. Janfi aau. frcm BAlise.
Esef ava Rho De, I'm q ser youia basin.
jas ocktor, Bau he's fen Fes.agoula-Basin.
WIN Baga,sy, Slnuott, Il ON Mosi'e-tsaLe end
Jeiefsod Railroad.
Towboa Mary Kingslsnd Phillips from The Passes~towed
down Rad l4th inst ships Milan aud MidlleseS, and
schooner Ch'ds-byought up snip r siornan and
BARK brilliant.
Towooet Ocean. Chapman from the Passesowed down aud
18th inst SHIPS ST Jamei orcas P. nce and sehr
Howard-brought up ships Bernard, Clifton, and bark
Sunrise
Towboa Mobile Beas from the Passes towed down aud
the 18th inst ship Carol ne and barks 81 ony ID
Celphos-brought up brig brow lille.
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Az Aer 70 IEeaEzE zigE ssLE OF srocrs TIVE.
ss " contract vIn verbal fss tbs purchase sss
BY or iro he I'M ed es Or any Slate, or Of
share ieIe in me sock Of esnk g. e any esT
sh e vd voss for ne w sn o. sS1
ssser ssds es j SO seS s e
pD Hs srss ~ e e TX Resa entitled
Brokerage, stock jobbng And pawneokers are hereby re-
See s. The act san Ike eject mmedia sly.
Anew York paper Ok The 18th inst, in commenting on the
money Market says il n.serly Impossible to employ money
IN mercantile pursus ever da complaints oT
the commercial classes about the accumulation Of cap In
sbssr hands driy expe fenced IN issuirg r. This
win force hundreds into The stock market aud into the Of
speculation We have had jast such times before and is
clearly 20 be what results follow. Holders Of money
will not permit remain inactive aid unpFoducve any
length Of time and is therefore, iuevitae that investments
raroa securities later follow steady
mutation capital Outsiders may hesitate and refuse for
long e the market stock specnla1rs but Il
VIII finally in and become I'd and reckless
tines past We look for any demand for money until
the munh Of 0eobe and fo The purpose ing
Of Investment for Il in the meantime railroad stocks will be
purchased and carried for prOd until the proceeds
wanted for mercantile purposes II can reconcile TO
possibility probability Of the vast amount Of die
capital remaining inactive and unprcducve for
months then look with confidence a
he speculative excitement in the stock Market The most
course under APPEAR evident
svey So far judge from the speculative
pensies Of the community and he nd for
speculative purposes arrive at but concusi and
hist favorable initiation in prices for stock cures
eqas 10 any thing yet realized this tes.on."'
The banks Of South Carolina have not yet resumed DIN pay
rens This does not argur we'll No banks in the South
States Ought procasnated coin payments be-
yond the get the crops Of to
market seuh Carolina had great advantages in having cotton
aud ce-two staples which to lase their 'ements
The Ioi,wng was position Of banks Of that State
the last day March. With rny 25l in specie, agarst
s 1000 deposits and circulation, do not think South
CroinA banks make very good exhibit The figures before
the snoUnt Of exchange held hut what
gard the great difference between specie had and
flon
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NEW YoRK-Ship ChftOn-Broadwell PAyne-C A Bar.
Iere &co-Bachannon Carroll &eO-Brande Hubbard 6eo-
RoYh 4co-w Betierton &co-c Boye-Blache ( beaumont
- burrows Aco--C Bnddecke &c0-F Bauer-Bredow 4
Musthon-J Baquie-sridge a Bro-Campbell Stroug-
Beeoe aco-Coeman, Putnam Aeo-Carrol Prtchard kco-
James Nonnoly &eoW W Care &cO-DeBlane q FaaehauN-
nneonge &eo-J Dennegre-EAiou uenderson-F Ere.
kson-FAriey Jurey &coFrerson Conway co--Felt
co-D Fowler &co Flint JonesFrellsen Stevenson 8eo-
Moses Greenwood-H GoldmanS Greennaa Seo--iro Jean
BsnneteanA Gunnisoa--G Hillard-E Hart Aco-fai-
Ter a Logan-H Hanseh-J Hyde &co-J Handle kco-
Henderson, Terry AGO fhos Henderson PealeC Harvey
6eo-Hardng Abbay Morehead-IieAd Masse &co- Heath
Miler-I Holden 4eo-Hitcheock Latting-A Jacqne-
W johnson &co----N ashngton jackson AGO kelham-
Il Kennedy &eo-Inneseheas Bros Locked Lewbes
u ium kco-W Il Lechford Nco-R X Langhln-DI.opez
Lewis oglesby-Loyd frierson-R NeGFsgoE Seo-Nass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-20

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bbs nour J lard $50 bales moss pkgs butter, 10 pigs
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LfvERPoOL-Ship Pocahontas--s6s4 bales cotton.
LIgRRPOOIr-shp Crown Point-36O3 bales cotton 1896
LTvEEPOOT-Shp Express-s25 bales cotton, lO,226 sacss
corn, $3.50 SAVES
TlSPAN-Sehr Pacque de Tamplco-6 boxes Of cslkes -
pkgsd goods kegs nails do shot do Ii d. bags coca,
ewaTe, and snndres.
BALrIMoRE-Schr King FishersS bds hides 10 pkgs Of
mise, 10 bids sugar, 20 empty bbis.