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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08
Proceedings Of the Common Council
CITY OF Mineral Point, Wis !
June lst. 1883.

City OF Mineral Point, hIss {
juno lst, 1883
The Board met his day pursuant TO adjourn
neut
His honor the HaTor in the chair
Present--Ald- Pierce, Ehat, Cornish, Vivifn,
and Mpeaster
Atsent-McIlhon
The record Of the last two meetings were read
and approved.
On motion of Aid. Ehat the votes for licenses
for the following purposes were fixed at the fol-
lowing sums for the ensuin year, TO wit
For license to keep Saloon or Gro
Gerry S75 %
For license to sell liquors in quanci-
ties less than enc gallon. and not
to be drank On the premises, % 90
For license to sell liquors, not less
than one gallon, 50 90
For license to keep 4 tavern or hotel, 80 90
For license to keep a beer shop, sa-
loon or hall, Is 90
On motion Of AID. Vivian, Maux, a pauper,
vas allowed So 80.
AID. Cornish having moved that the fine as
sessed against " aliace, for assault and bat
terry be RENTED, said motion was lost
The meeting was then adjourned until to NOR
row evening at : o'clock
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08
Ex-senator Harvey.


We cheerfally give place to-day 10 the COM
Nun icat on Of Mr. Harvey 10 the Jarssville
Gozesse) Who was one Of the Senators from the
county u Rock, in The famous Legislature Of
1856, from which communication Il seems mat
great injustice has teen done Dir. Harvey oy li'e
Reuort Of the Investigating Committee, Ia rep
resent.ay him as having declined to vote On the
massage If the La Crosse bill upon AZ final pass
s.,e. agd thar on tie ncxf day be obtained leave
AL ral lis vote recorded in favor 81 the blll /;
VIM. IN fac. voted against the la Crosse
bill. aud refused 10 Fese The bill granting the
yorti.-ea9terB Tpftieu Of the Lands, and on the
next DAY CHAINED leave and recorded his vote
n favor 81 tie latter measure.
We are authorized by Ciea. Arnssa Cobb, "a ho
was senator from tEIs District u the time, 10
Say that his rccoileegien Of the proceedings Of
lie Senate 81 he bills IL question, Is exactly IL
accordance 75th 3tr. H4ryey's statement.
We lave always 7eglided NJ. Harvey as one
III The few Who maintained clean record
throughout the corrupt times il question, and
sye are glad that The slight cloud thrown over Il
b sbe Report Of The Committee. has 10 other
origin. than i clerical or typographical blunder,
and thai 10 good reason exists Why /. p Har-
vcy, vho has shared . largely tie esteem ofthe
people oftLis State should lose the least iota Of
thas esteem and co1ffruce, as We are sure he
has lost none u Tat Al proving conscience which
tie minority chose n lieu u Ia Crosse Bonds
here j tie Hon. !. ?. Harvey Letter:
Corr.tiio II tie Eagest9ating Cops1littess Iepor
Il saer ron Er-.Segtltgr HGrteg.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

r. D. PULFORD, Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08

A Ii. persons arc hereby forbidden from Mining OF
"A trespassiBg in any manner on the y T.. halt y
W quarter, OF the y. E. quarter of Section Town
Range 2. Also adjoining in n. w. quarter o.
). +. quarter Of Section s Town 5 Range . in the
Of Linden, under the penalties Of the Law.
FRANCIS HAGGA DANIEL
Linden, April ?, 1855. 14-6m .
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08
NOTICE.

a IL PERSONS forbid TO dig or mine the north
"A half of the est half Of the north quarter oil
Section thirtytwo (32) Town dvs5-Ilange ihree-3-
east known as ferris Addition to the town of Minera
Point. VIM. TERRIIL-
May 10TH 1855. 4w19
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08
CASH FOR WHEAT.

4 n nno Bushels Of Good Marketable Wheat wa Mt
ID,tHtU for which the highest Market price will :
paid in cash, on delivery at
COBB'S WARE HOUSE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

4 few cans Of those nice Peaches remain on mana
"A which offered 81 per Gallon and % cent PEI
half Gallon Call If You would secure can
JENKIN, BABRINGEk & CO. nli-ft-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-08
PLOWS-PLOWS.

nNE AND TWO-HORSE Pr. 0WS, and Breaking Plow
Of the most approved patterns just received al tn
Ware House, the r. Z. Depot and for sale by
A5ril L, 165S.-15tf c. W. COBB
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-08
Thu Proposed bankrupt Law.
Corrospob icnoe of the North American.
WASHINGTON. March 30

terfospob ienoe oi the North American.
WASHINGTON, March 30
The judiciary Committee of the Senate
have been engaged for some time back in
preparing general bankrupt act, which is
not yet fully maturCd. They have, howCv-
or, determined upon the leading features, in
which the public are interested. The pro.
posed law is to be compulsory. voluntary
clause having been votod down. Its appli.
cation will he limited 90 traders, after the
principle of tn old English act. which has
since been modified and now inclu es all
other persons. An amendment to that et-
feet was proposed in committee, but rejected
upon an equal division, there being one alb
gcntee Brokers, banks, and other charter
I'd corporations, are covered by the bill in
its present shape. Mr.. Toombs, who has
special charge Of the subject, is now absent
in Georgia, bat will probably return with
in "a week, when ii will b. fully matured and
reported to the Senate. Other notifications
may be Introduced before final action is ia
ken in committee. Division OF opinion
exists as 10 whether the act should be pros
pectivc or retroactive, the inclination being
iowardb the former. since doubts are enter
tanned whether it could be- applied to cor
pora,lons already chartered.
IN fact. strict constructionists while, %
course, concdirg the power Of Congress tC
establish uniform laws on the subject o
bankruptcies throughout the United States,
are exercised as to the point of State rights
which is assumed to be involved in applying
the law to charters granted by State legis
h,ures. As Mr.. Toombs has conquered hi
prjudices in this respect. Others who are n,
more metaphysical, will be apt 10 follow hi.
Cxample
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-08

At the seat OF government Of said Territory
When 80 assembled, the convention shall first
determine, by vote, whether II Is the wish Of
the proposed State to be admitted into the
Union at tina, time; and If so, shall proceed TO
form a Constitution, and take all necessary
steps for the establishment OF State Govern
ment, Ia conformity with the Federal Constitu
ton, subject to the approval and ratification Of
the people OF the proposed State. And the
said convention shall accordingly provide for
hs submission To the vote OF the people for ap-
proval or rejection.
SEC. I. And be II further enacted, That in
the elections hereby authorized, all white male
inhabitants OF said serritory, over the age Of
twenty one years, who are legal v0.ers under
the laws Of the Territory Of Kansas, and none
others, shall be allowed to vote; and this shall
be the only quAlfc alton required TO entitle the
citizen 10 the right Of suffrage in said elections.
SEC. 8. And bs II further enacted, That the
members Of the aforesaid board Of commission.
ers, and all persons appointed by them TO car.
~ into eject the provisions OF this act, shall.
before entering upon their duties. take An oath
TO perform faithfully the duties Of their respec.
tive Offices, and on failure thereof, they shall
be liable and subject to the same charges and
penalties as are provided in like cases under
the Territorial laws.
SEC, 6. And be !, further enacted, That the
officers mentioned in the preceding section,
Snail receive Tor their services the same com
pensation ~ Is given for like services under the
Territorial laws.
SEC, T. And be it further enacted, That the
said state OF Kansas, when her admission ~ \
state becomes complete and absolute, shall be
entitled to one member OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives, In the Congress OF the United States,
I'll the next census be taken by the Federal
Government.
Section eight makes the usual grants of
land TO the new State, for school and uni
versity, and capitol purposes also grants
to the State the salt springs within its Dor
ders, and five per cent Of the net proceeds Of
the sales Of public lands, on condition that
Kansas shall never interfere with the prima.
ry disposal of the soil, and shall never tax
any public lands or property Of the United
Stacts in the State.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-08

Sr. Louis, April 2--rhe steamer Satan
was buocd to the waters edge and sunk
near "a Girardean, so miles below here
at 3 o'clock this morning. Fifteen or
twenty lives were lost. Among the lost
are d. d. Moore, Clerk F; Henry Eli, PHO,
Joseph Blackburn, Waterman all the
cabin crew, and the barkeeper, name IN
known. Two ladies and two gentlemen who
were passengers are missing and are sup
posed TO b. lost. The full particulars have
not yet reached here. The Sultan was
bound for New Orleans with a full cargo
which with the boat is a total loss.
LArRR.-The Sultan was burned near st.
Gcnevieye. The boat was insured for ST.
600 no insurance on the freight
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-08

The Postmaster General mas made con.
tract with JoHS HockADAY and others to
carry weekly mail from st. Joseph, Mo-.
to Salt Lake City, and with other parties
for iortnightly mail from the latter city to
Sacramento city, Cal.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-08

Fr'm ne Nos'oa journal warren -
We have been favored with the pcrusal
Of private letter to a gentleman in this
city, written by an officer Of the Outrageous
now eucsmped on Henrys Fork OF Green
River, Utah Territory. The latter is dated
Jan 20 The writer says the Utah Army
consists of only | 700 rank and file, accord
ing to the official reports. From Mormon
prisoners and other sources, he judges that
Salt Lake City contains about 10000 in
hshtan,s, divided as follows: 5000 males
from the ages OF ~ 10 30, which comprises
the army; 5000 other males older or young
er than the above; and 10000 females. OF
whom 5000 are wives OF 5000 men.
The writer thus gives list Of the dis
tane,s from st. Louis To Salt Lake City,
correctly furnished from Typographical notes
But very few Of the localities can be found
upon any published Map. or else We should
copy the list As It rs, Ne extract the fol-
lowing. which differs somewhat from the dis
tanceS heretofore given IN the paprs:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-08

(Nut NJ NUIiCE-NDi.-s j. hereby gseu thai The Re.
" ;gler May Term ~ the tn,irf SAFES District Co1rt
tr h" >rc"Hi Judicial nistrci "a he Terrr0ry q
ns%Ila ~tt be- he'd a. th@ Ceur Ho9sa 10 - Paul IA
sSi bsteirt ranm~BelnS % the see,Di saat.y being
tAe ls4 lay a Nay. A y, ~ a. ao'r!sl.
Ai-o- r@sltar '~rn a. ssi bsr tsirt si.iiag N
sa1 tor TOE ,ga', o. Ramsey AL Re acid CONNIE ICING
q he sane TT ahd place. NJ he ra e. uPcn
i-si.r rihvr o. lsw or ftct
f-Irv- ~ .irNni ana Pen Ju-o-. vii ~ i--1-t All
"a So re- rnsbls serartiagfg - 4 NEl.~pN.
as l.lH.flu Jals~ "a !is'rtrt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-08

WV. CARx, JoSys, the late special Agent
Of the government 10 Nicaragua. has arriv'
al in Washington.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-08
PIONEER FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.

COS oY FIFTH Avn PtKE 81. ~ PtrI.
'Tdses Weeks .,ag "a s,-si srs-r. l-~ >o9srrbsr
L IS prepared ~ D.. urir~. Or = .ssn F1z'i"a -i r
~rs. 'irrslAs ard ~ - NILS, -Aagls Auis
Mi 'rauk. Wt.sr RkeriS NaN F4mrusr=. SAN
Man irtls spcr~ Pulap. IArs SsrvAs- EAre't NrtL
Neac' ~ - Fg..s Coek. stral ''A4x~s oa cups aEsd
lrag Srt Hrxss Cxsiinss % 81 kinis
l.gya. Laraias Aaa Yum fsJ t-far
FAr's 49, * rAsi 70 tngae fr8 N.ar RrpsrlnE
a FrVes he urnes
msTSatsty ' "i'N y, faHsr'rt-Hffrt
NOTICE Having seen tas'y1rtei ~ Ne C1mm.s
~ ssoasr ~ gs- sien-rA LA1i Oi1- max. GsrDuzh
o. nlAffs- a - Z kF-rrt
.. I.Aa sr.siri 70 - la1.ta hisi lsss Nae ps,"
D. he rresfy q fshfIsyy p IS trs,-a IN tssa.sy
n, .. Sprsh IN kslers Sas ~ Nat Wss. sRe slA
rrtarspA Ssrt4 a.. Territory % Nina~sgfA
hereey xsvr lsNsre, tgss ~lu 10 sn4 receive any
a. isssEony Ia fvsihc thereia aAi d. psr-
issr~sisi aeT-a nsy dsssre sr'si &c ny eo- ~
esy q! >NS. Fsa., lie IS ! e.y = MAJ.
CgARf.s~ 4. sNsRso>
ssxveyx o~nerss a Psbsse iAnks.
Territory q Nlna>sSA
ssrssynr s~,erNis O1es.
= Pa. tsa. II ia i.sG IL. ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-08

WEST ST.. PAUL ELEcTioS.-Ths following is
the result Of the election held in West st. Paul
yesterday:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-09

ENOUND-Yesterday afternoon, a LADY's BREAST
u PIN, large in size, value not known. The same
thus office.
Worcester, June 9, 1858. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-09

Ouce known never fOrgOtlen.-n our read
ers would have a positive luxury for the Toilette use
Blougetts "Persian Balm.n For Cleansing the Teeth
sha Ing, Champooing, Bathing, Beautiiying the Com
plexiud removing Tan, pimples Freckles, Sun Marks
and all dsagreeabe marks from the Skin has no equal
sod by an Druggists. Z. s. BL0DGEcr 4 CO., Pro
pret0rs, Ogdensburgh, N. Y.
soi ~ all Druggists Worcester and wholesale and
retail by JOHN q. HILL, Mechanics Hall Binding
an23 do E6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-09

DIED.
At Marlboro, May q, Edward j., son Of Hon o. w.
Albee aged Is.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-09

BOARD FOR CHILDREN.-Thre or four
p children can be accommodated With board through
the summer season, either with without nurse in
family where they would be well cared for and made
happy The location is of the most salubrious and
delightful in the whole country with every convenience
for the purpose For particulars inquire this office
je9 deodlOt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-09
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
WOlfc'S Celebrated Schiednm Aromatic
Schnapps.

WOlfes Celebrated Schieinm Aromatic
Schnapps.
This medicinal beverage is manufactured by the pro
pretOr at Sehedam Holland, expressly for medicinal
use, by process peculiar his Factory. II is the
pure TcntuFe Of the Italian Juniper Berry, whose
vnous extract is distilled and restfed with its spirituous
solvent, which thus becomes concentrated tincure of
exquisite flavor and aroma altogether transeendent in
its cordial and medicinal properties any alcoholic slim
uau nov made in the world. 1t is prescribed by
more than 5000 physicians 10 the United States in
Of Gravel Gout, Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney Com
plainis
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles in Of one doz
qs and cases Of two doz PTS, end for sale by d the
Druggists and Country Merchants.
UDoLPH0 WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer ard Importer,
Depot % Be- YER St. New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-09

EIMPROVED AMBRO YPES
The improved Ambrotype taken by Tapley Il
CLARK, at No. l6 Harrington Corner corner OF Main and
Front Streets universally admitted to be the finest
and most durable picture made In the city. They
are patronzed by hundreds every week.
The Photograph, Daguerreotype, Melainotype Letter.
type and the common Ambrotype, are also made at the
above place. Call and see everybody.
TAPLEY CLARK, Artists.
my29 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-09
MANNED.

IFIlNIbINI HE
Ia aouthbrdge, June 4, by Rev. Mr.. Carpenter, Mr..
CHARLES V. Carpenter Of this city to Miss Sarah J..
Irving, Of southbridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-09

FANCY GOODS
Our goods are all selected with great care expressly
for retail trade, of the FIRST QUALITY and at
the lowest prices for Cash,
u Every article warranted as represented
apps deod&w FIRTH & NICHOLS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-09

We continually receiving additions to stock Of
Gas Fixtures, Shades &c, and prepared to furnish
public and private buildings on the most favorable
terms We are the agents for this city for the sale Of
THE CARCEL BURNER,
which is famous for giving the Brilliant light while
II consumes the least quantity Of gas trial Of is
convincing proof Of its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANOY
1t is very desirable burner for Drop Lights or for Shops
where a steady light is needed.
Terms-One Prtce-Cash.
FIRTH n NICHOLS,
ap5 d&wf Opposite Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-09
BUY MEAND pLL DO YOU GOOD"
Now is the time to the great Spring and Summer
Medicine.
DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB
u z nv TU IL u .

Composed Of SarsGp1ralG, Wild Cherry, YeHOw
Dock, Prickiy ash, Th0rOughgOrt, RhubGrb, Man
drake, Dandsit0n, &c.,-Gu Of Which are so com
Rounded as to act in concert and assist Nature in
Graduating disease.
The effect of this medicine is most wonderful-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood, by removing all obs
from the internal organs stimulating them in.
to healthy action, renovatns the fountains of life and
vgor purifying the blood cleansing it from all unors
aud causing it to through every part of the
dody They and eradicate from the system Liver
Oompaint-that main.wheel of so many diseases-Jaun
dice in its worst forms, all Bilious diseases and Foul
Stomach, Dyspepsia Oostiveness, Humors Of the Blood
and Skin Indigestion, headache, Dizziness, Piles Heart
burn, Weakness Pain in the Side and Bowels Flatuency
Loss Of Apuette and all kindred complaints caused by
torpid diseased Liver, disordered Stomach, or bad
Blood to which all less subject in Spring and
Summer.
If taken in large doses, Fever and ARue may be bro
en- up and cured at once This has become a standad
medicine and is decidedly the best the world ever saw
Price only Zoe for the pint, and sac for the quart
bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
sbculd be addressed to ]. o. LANGLEY, IL Marshall
street, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester.
mch4 d&w6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27

SUGAR. 500 hhds were sold at about previous rates
Fair 20 Fully Fair 6t<e97e y b.
MoEAssEs saes Of 1000 bbls at 2792s1sc for Ferment
isg Choice and $50 half bbis s2ass5se gallon.
RLoUR...The demand fair, with sales Of about 400
bbs comprising Unbranded 50 s5ss 5 266 snperane
q 20 ass Ohio Indiana iots q 2 500 ST.
Louis the same, $50 81 80 and Extra private
GRAIN Corn active $1,000 1900 sacks we're
sold including 1000 White, Yellow aud Mixed 5ic 1900
Priee xhiss and yellow S. Io White in lots at d5G56
100 &C. and lots sassc for white and 44@sse
bashe for Inferior OF Wheat 1908 sacks sold at 81 for Red
and 81 05sl 10 for Fair White 1900 81 for Red and u ID
Prime White and los Red 81 % bashel The sales
Of Oats ncnded hoe sacks ST. Louis in lots al buse
with heavy market IL the Bran 400 sacks sold in
lots At soc q 100 MS.
PROVISIONS The principal sale Of Pork 522 bbls
Extra Heavy comprising az SIS so and SO NJ o. at
SIS bbi retailing 95sl0c for Sides and Ike
for shoulder casks Western Ribbed Sides sold
Saturday exc y OF Green Meats 10 casks disposed
of SIC for Shoulders and 7sc for HAMS and 100000 bs in
aatboat by party private Lard still i'm
proving and sales Of 25 lisc $780, l5
100 all ll snd ll0o kegs rety Prime lsc
TD.
BAGGING. 100 Choice Kentucky Hand-loom a. WARD
were 3Sc 2i3 India including 30 l4i<c ll3
Light same And 50 standard weight 1916 D yard
cash.
COFFEE. .Prceswere better with sales Of 1900 bags
prising 200 at los $50 H. 50 ma and small lot Of
skimmings at 91sc " b.
ALCOHOL bbls Boys's % v cent taken at size
p gallon.
SPIRITS TuRPENTIEE We noticed sale OF lz5 bbls
5sc y gallon bbs delivered which had been
sold to arrive at the price
nAYTwo or three fatboat loads Western on the
kst and held at sle9sa0 q iun.
WHISKY 100 bbls Reched sold in lot at lse
and 80 in lois 81 lS1sa p gallon
FREIGHTS. The market nearly at stand shipnas
ers still holding for advanced 1000
Wheat shipped for Liverpool at sDssSa y bushsl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27
IMPORTS.

NEW yoRK--shp Maidof orleans-As Assorted mdse.
BosT0N-BaFk Growler-Assorcd mdse.
MATANzAs-scht PAnthea-T5s bbls moAsses l6 hhds do
IA ID De0oricousa.
PENSACOLA-Schr Martha- 900 feet lumber 1900 do sash
and doors 10 simpson 4 Don.
M0BILE--Schr saiah Baden-650 bbs lime to order.
MoBIlE-Schr Deer Isiand--NavAl stores to order.
AObILE-Sehr uuion-Nsva stores 10 order.
MOBILE-seh G Brown-SO1 bbls naval stores to order
MoBILEseAF Invnci5e75 bbls lime Us bbls Of rosi to
order. =
MOBILE-Schr Shepherdess-Naya stores to order
BlloNi-Sehr FlOrdA-2eOo feet lumber to W Stacker
blLoM-Sehr United staies-25 go lumber elliott
CoVlsGroN-sehr Arsene-s50O feet lumber Ward Acc.
blLoAL-sehr Black sqeall-s60o0 feet lumber to order
CoNlNGroN-Sehr Bloom--Sl 900 feet lumber to order
ANTE kiNsR-sebr High wsier-I.umber 10 order
fAsOAsouLA-sehr AnoiO-Luinber to R Elliott
BlLoAl-schT Pelieas-Lumber to order.
PEARL RIvER-schr Experimentation feel lumber TO
order. 49, - ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-27
REoEIPrs on pRonncE

SHRENEPORr-Steamer Naiional-27 bales cotton Law,s
Ogiesby-iS4 Wilson, fonroy &co-S2 Me elroy Had
tafd--Si Wright. Allen &c0t4 do n Cnmnlprs &coba AZ
Hugely, Blair &co0 Henderson Terry keo III bales eotcn
Cniier Harrison 6coal He4d Masae seoa7 A ID Donovan
10 do Farley. Jnrey Aco2i do Brander Hubbard kal Al
Campbell stFcng6 Green Crump-is tiills Ferrusos
cob Oakley. Hawkins AcolS frellson Stevenson 6e " 40
Tareion. Whitag Tulls-l2 Robert Mills kcoil Il james
&eo-2O Fishnry kcoS II Carter &co-6 Hardie Sco
IS BuchAnion, Carroll &eo do Richard Nagent Aces 40 To-
J Wyche kre6 Fretson. Conway kco5 Miller Fotrester
- Ward Saunders Hunt Watt Nohiet DO naboaI A
WiliE3 Cooper Aco3 W ksiu 4e0-l Patton 4 smith
Is Lloyd frersn 10 hides bale psltries Head Massie AGO
- pkss wool Coniirel boxes Of mdse Seoyl Maids
bead cattle boardeundriss 70 ordeToa 1918 bales
cotton.
L0UfSvtILE--Seemer Ward-ltsS bbls pork IS sacks
bacon at0 hb Hour Martini Cobb Ae0s casks
l59 bbls 80 bbls Hour hf do bells baggng P&rmele
tro-5 bos pork Felowes Aco36S hbis Hour Ethel
10 boxes mdse billiard, Summers Aco51 hams Gedde.
30 bhs Hour kiefrleO ehls -four HodenlSte ham,
Adans--lA sacks wheat West &co56 bales twine Bell
heyd dngaO bales mdse W Ieehford AGO. bbls egg,
Is 40 apples senneider1 casks - hams
pcs bag sng Ogesby AcCsuay7 hhds tobacco
Hewitt Norton &eoI hhds tobacco feowes 6co-6 hhds
oscco y short kcoa hhdz tobacco Faqua 6coS bhdi
te1aco " eols Hour 70 ordes5 hhas tobacco runesun
dries % i iyiehei kco--Austu Goodwyn-c Byrue-H
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