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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-11

Total amount OF capital a
stock paid in. ..... S4'izo.oi1 ~
By reference to table "a"
Il win be seen that the
bank reports her capital
on Ist JAM, l85S,inclu-
ding stock in the Union
and Planters banks to
De ~os"V'i'O' -
Which, when taken from
the amount actually
paid in, shows that she
has sustained a loss OF
her capital amounting
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-11

BLOWS and Farmers nipple -
4 ments of all kinds at &(
{ WRIGHT & TRANTHAM'S. e<s-
March 26
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-11
CENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

."E have Black, Blue and ~
w Brown Cloths. from ks4Lfss
SO so per yard to the finest quail GILL
ity ever offered here. Black Cashmere. Grape
and Fancy do, a splendid stock We would
invite special attention TO these goods, and
alsot our stock of YestiBgsi as we have very
superior stock.
March &c. WRIGHT & TRANTHAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-11

Total amount paid into Treasury S ,39l $50 "a
It will be seen by examining table
sept that from the organiZa-
ton of the bank up TO July,
1849, she had paid for the use
of schools and academies Sl,29o ,ukU w
Also interest on State
debt, ...... 81! ,529 20
Interest on State
debt which, from
st of July, 1S49,
TO 9th Feb, 1850.
and whichshould
have beer charged
to the account OF
interest on State -
debt instead of the
Treasury, as stated
BY the report OF
the Bank Of 1851, 94.e2S 75
Total amount of interest on
State debt paid by the bank Sl,442. l67 IS
The same table shows that
the Bank paid appropria-
tions for the improve
unent of rivers. $3.50 90
Total payments BY the Bank
from its origin to 1ss JAN
usry. 1858, s4,2oo'6zz %
PROFITS OF THE BANK.
Table "A- shows that the aggregate profits
If the Bark from its origin to
January /, 1858, is... $500. 81, 266, 0eS 73
And that. within the same peri
cd. she has reduced her capital
by the loss of bad debts, ETC.. 1904 50
81, o5,ol3 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-11
FAYETTEVILLE. TENN:
Thursday Morning, March II, 1858,
The Bank Of Tennessee.

Coz. Harris, in answer to a call
fof information, transmitted to the
House Of Representatives, the fol-
lowing message showing the capital
Of the Bunk of Tennessee, whence
derived, the profits realized upon it,
since the bank has been in operation,
etc
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-11

A SPLENDID assortment of Linen Sheet
IA ings, Pillow Case Linens, brown and
bIeached 5, II and 124 Sheetings. etc, at
March 20. WRIGHT & TRANTfIAM'S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-03-11

MOURNING GOODS.--A large and
Iva elegant assortment at
March &c. WRIGHT & TRANTHAM'S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04
NUMBER l57.

charged. Mrs. Ann Horrigan was then booked far
nearing, on a charge Of having whaled Pat D0wnev
on Calliope street. NSS'
Peter Conwsy's affair was dismissed, the Recorder
NOT having the jurisdiction to look after tbe oSsa
Gnarged Sa3 upon Peter. The charge was that Peter
negro. y P'''7''''s "s14 as
The tall and eombative Nancy Msyfeld--tbe game
who was recently slashed with knife bv Marv
Cohtef-Was up on charge of having herself
shown sanguinary spirie By giving John B. willis
2 bloody digging and scratching with table fork.
Willis falling 10 appear, Nancy was discharged
Emma, free c0lored lady was fined Az so- NAV.
ing scratchyclaw with another free coored Iadv
named Palmyer. Biddy TuOmay Eliza Mel auoh
lin, and Biddy Courtney, were fined SO each for
being more noisy and cOmbatiVe on the nphc streata
than regular chickabiddies and another Biddy.
named Deary, was held for an oyerhauling on a
charge Of having heartlessly broosticked Ellen Nc
Donald
james McAfee and lady were held for a future chat
with ms honor They were charged with having
given their neghbor Kitty Bennett piece Of their
lope.
Michael, o'Hara was made to give bonds to stop
that knocking and kicking against the body Of his
wife Of which he has been guilty lately.
RscoRDER wnTz's CovRr.-The parties charged
with Keeping gambing-house on Charities street
were yesterday examined, and there being nothing
IKE substantial evidence against them, they were
"NA4u SI4lab nla ulSiL5sE1 Tue CDargE oil Iar
ceny, preferred against him BY j. w. Murphy.
Denis Finn, charged with broomstickng and lick.
ing Mary Havens whilst she was en- dtshaBie III her
bedroom on Toulouse street, between Claiborne and
Derbignyr gave bail to come up at the proper time
and explain himself
Josephine Waterman was up on charge Of having
treated Rosa Clark to some raw cOwhde at her room
on Marals stree Having no one to bet on her ap-
pearance at future day, Josephine was presented
with atcket for tea at the Hotel de Fremeanx
Edmund Duval, f. m, c., was held for a hearing on
a charge OF having grossly nsuted Pauline MiIlas
by laying one of his dusEy paws upon her fair per
son, on Madison street.
RECORDER LoNG's CouRT.-William Hubbard was
yesterday examined on the affidavit Of old Cyrot
6entes, charging him with perpetratfng upon bis
venerable corpus an assault and battery with intent
to murder. The charge appeared to be founded in
the halucination with which the old man has been
afflicted for some years past and Hubbard was dis
charged The old mau then left Court declaring his
intention OF laying the matter before the French
Consul.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04
RAILROAD TRAVEL. ING,

fszzz - ,,.z,s,,.t.-g,gy-, NEW ORLEANS ,iRE5R4a
kaf42 s5bBSOE AND GREAT NdRTHERF
ta}2ssl ss5siEs.Elaz RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY the 3st day of Nav l859 a Pas.
6enger Train will leave New 0renns daily Rt 7S0 A. NJ
arrive at Canton at $50 O'Clock 2. N.
Returning, will leave Canton at A. NJ and Rrrveat New
4 h,ipI p N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04
WINES AND LIQUORS,

CHAMPAIGN Z AGENCY
MOET ANDON5s
Fs1r de Slery qE de PerdE, Yersanay and Vim Imperial
The subscriber il authorized orders bsrA
for direct importation of the above named very superior
pagne and oCits the attention dealers general
always on hand, Samples can be the office Of
S, WOLFE,
NIL ly Corner of Grsyier and Newl5sve streets
M TARETV BI&ANDH-THE UNDERSIGNED duly
IA appointed Agent for the established house of Ar
BoU!h, MARETT CO. for the sale Of their very superior
Bran1es; also sole Importer OF the justly celebrated Ponltuey
Brandy now prepared receive orders for either the
est market pce6 in CognaG be shipped direct any port
the Union supply constantly hand Samples beseUr
al the of
s. VIOLIN,
nl7 ly Corner of GraYier street and New LeYee
SAZEaAC BRANDIEs- We HAVE A coon
supply on hand and receiving by direct impnrtaons
from France additions this celebrated highly
favored brand We have 1895 il eighth pipes 1898 in eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1905 half quarter and eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and
generally as this article pure and unaduerae For sal,
on New York terms and prices, by
ol9 ly Sole Agents in this city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04
g4=z ,,agv.,,zss,gy- E7ONTCHAE EtIRAIN RAIL
s9ssssA "a ROAD-SUAMER ARRANGEMENT.

On Sundays the train will leave the city every hour
after O'clock and on the same mornings viii make the
Horse will leave he city every morning except Sun.
days o'clock and the Lake hour after the last steam
trains,
Extra special trips when required by noifying the
"A Station House has been erected Gcntiy Ridge where
the train will stop when required excep mail trips
and after O'Clock Sundays. Fare each way cents
the Conductor must have timely notice stop
Due notice will be given of the half hour trips.
On and after the 4 July half hour trains leave every Sun
day, from o'clock Q P. NJ. NJ ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04
PATENTED COPPER LIGHTNING RODS

Copper has eight times the conducting power Of and
more durable and less Iiuhe again, single charge
electricity will heat Iron Rod thirty degrees, but Copper
the offce OF the undersigned.
cations for Agencies orders far Stock Models and
all communication relating
diate attention, If addressed 10
H. W, Y, ACEs0N, l25a Commercial Place,
ma y New Orleans, La.
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sTEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
H% A.. UNITED STATES TRI- ~
laiaa4sEsllhelryitssa " WEEKLY NAIL LINE 67AA1sFl
Ei75 y ' Q K 5 3 Q Z O. Q
EAlAE. an 8 O'clock 2 M.


1kgss. kgssss. WFERLY X NAL I I6NF 7 @sEEEss
The magnificent p s. Mai packet Music, Capt Wilson,
aae Baton Rouge % ss 6 Bayou a Rid Rgsr E
tent tanS m SirF 15 acne1 Fq9qEney 81 g
DAY, at 5 oicock ~ o'- z "i' y oh9
AID and viii tae freight for ali landings on ma Ysz & v o.
as high as Gresagoqd;
The r,egrHlant II . Mn 4 ~ G ZOE II ~
Geps GoPt W @ GanP2n 81 On place othg yiskS@ o
sara Red River Landng Fo% % dsg Ntt T uVso syoS
Rodney ST. Joseph rand Ca WsTe1o a'cSz V % @
kens Beng as a fEoydSnse Stacks Landing skpwh
5 5Ie 1 5oat B aSgo2 Grand ake %ashingto9,
DAY 1T "eoes Gso ONT "onngton, EVERY THURS
Spd 3 fInng g Il ~ HsKs6aE Wlh n ne t
Yazoo river as bigR F,FB 4g R s Greenwood !
The mappiGsen Il s r. nsos 2Sl9Sf H. + " cant
IT, 1s5Rs teahs5 Ps5.a 9 Rafs @ 2 Ts Eefs Bo3sd
Red + h'g lo5Rd9g Fort Adams Satehez WasTp[oo Bod
ERY SATURDlY a oeioe gnon ana 'lckSouFg EF
b sta p ~, " - LII 9oheGts AZ tlcKsonrg Win
on the Yazoo liver as liz, % mn s @ re1 o " " ali a"uings
on theiT TegnT tys F,l a. % Til leaEs
bpsiness [rsted II al, cas n e. @ Fi AZ
sssaasa Tess b6sts 20; viii nat h. re,,ort,.
committing money jewoiry Or other yaIusbei nss eais
@ @ hG 5sd 2 Rs'nE Rds s na 3 yGs sg
Yor Or 6assage aSp on N 5ord ee az
CARRiJII HOLMES &oo
Union Row, "a GST9sndelet At.
ie11 If r. b. SMITH No i fcboupfto1 m ias tvt e.
F-9sP -1--T--z--z-zz-7 SsTsEaT, eoT-TIIVp,- -
&as53 sls5slt All, RDfyTF elEHrS b.
MENT OF the NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS
U. y. Mail Packet COMPANY.
New Orleans 5r Memnis evry f v "bil 5e"'e
1s o vs. @ at . - ~.
n ~ F5nTnHi' is' "EDE'EoDAl ! 3 q ana R FEiDA1S
NIessenggr r. EIste3, MASTER.
Ben EranikIIn i D. Clark, master.
AtSoHAtF' 80. ;...'; = Paris, master,
THE q p y on'ug y U ~ u AIeinPI9 Ie N n 8 |lth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04

One of the most exquisite of musicians, in her
time, vas Mademoisele Dupuy, of the French opera.
Her playing upon the harp was the wonder OF Paris.
She was convinced, however, that she owed her ar.
tistc merit to her aYoTita cat And Of this strange
intimacy between charming woman and her quad
ruped faVorite, MOnclf her biographer gives the fol-
ing interesting particulars:
OF course the lovely musicians praCtieings, at
home, were assduous and constant. But as soon as
she sat down and began to prelude upon the nstru-
ment, she noticed that her cat assumed an attitude
OF intense attention. At the point OF the iustru-
ments arriving at any passage of peculiar beauty
the excited grimakin went into feline ecstacy; ard
so well measured was this sensbility, according to
the excellence of the playing and the pathos of the
composition, that NJ lie Dupuy was able to Judge of
the quality OF the music by the manifest emotions
OF her cat! she became a deVOut Pusseyite in
TACT believing that the nervous creature was an ex-
act prophet, toretellng precisely how music would
affect an audience. And she was grateful accordingly
to the friend to whom she thought she owed mainly
her artistic success.
In her last Illness at the approach of DEATH Mile
Dupny sent for the notary TO make her will She
had accumulated fortune by her profession !; and
the hrst clause Of her testament was the giping of
her torn house and her country ho0Se to her cat
She added to this annuity sufficient for the comfort
able support of the fOuregged etDsician during its
natural life and to make sure that this her last will
and testament, would be respected she gave several
legaCies to friends the express condition that thew
would see to the atilment OF her wishes 1t was
also condition that they shoad segeraly take turns
during the week in going to see and keep company
with the orphan puss
Moncrf adds that the relatives of Mile Dapuy
disputed the validity of the VIII, and lawsuit was
the nsequence-Grims2kuy vs.. Dupuy But tie cqt
gained The case and lived ont her days with the gen
teel alienation between elegant town house and
her charming country house. The particulars of the
cat astrophe are not given
The London Evening Herald says tnat the direction
OF the Academy OF Music at New York bent nphn
aording their couHtrymen an opportunity Of seeing
and hearing the marvellous rendering of the story Of
the Dame aaE Camelaas,n have offered to Mile
PiceOlomni most brilliant engagement The offer
has been, we understand, accepted and the middle
OF next month viii witness the departure of this
charming dramatic cartmtrce tor the United States
----~-zss
The Duke of Aeckltuhurg. .Stlglnz has plaeed a
laureteroBn of gold on the tumA Of Nj me S0ntae,
who lies buried by her sister Nines side, in the
chapel OF the convent at MalieaLlB a village near
Dresden The crown bears His i4s 5 lon: To tie
best OF wives and Of mothers tae most faithful ii
friends, tie most beautiful aH6 sHz le If sapaR.s
the greatest of songstresseS This 4,Es is dedicated
by George, Grand Duke q, Meek!su04c strelitz."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04

a FIGHT BETWEEN RUSAwEY SLAVES AND WHITE
MEN--Ihe Mobile Advertiser of the I'd inst has the
following
The clerk Of the steamer Advance from Demopos,
brings US the intelligence of fight which occurred
at Tuscahoma Tuesday, between four white men and
three runaway negroes 1t appears that negro man
upon the plantation of Mr. B. L. Turner first djscov.
cred where the negroes were concealed, and made
known the fact to Mr. Daggett the oyerseer who OBJ.
tanned assistance and started to capture them The
negroes were armed with and knives, and show.
eda disposition to fight The whites were armed with
revovers and shot gun, and fired upoa the negroes
as they advanced. One of them was wounded in the
leg, so that be could not escape; another was can.
tured without injury, and the third was fred at some
five or six times with revolver but ran TO the river
and though his pursuers were but short distance
behind him, be was not caught. On reaching the
river bank the whites discovered the place where he
about in the water.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04

Hon. PIERRE SoULE,-The New York Times, of
the 9th ult., has the following dispatch, dated
Washington, August rs:
The Hon Pierre Soule reached here this morning
from the South, en- route for New York, where it Is
understood he is to have an interview with General
VIM Walker touching Central American affairs He
will remain here only short time, to feel the pulse
of the Administration. 1t is believed by those who
have some means Of information, that GEN. Walker
has his eye now upon Yucatan, with q view to an
eventual descent upon Cuba Mr.. SoRle spent several
days at Old Point Comfort and learn, whilst there,
was in close communion with the Hon. A. Dudley
Mann. He also held an interview with ex-President
Tyler
Mr. S0ule expresses the confident opinion that the
Democracy eau alone succeed in 1850, with Senator
Douglas as their nominee for the Presidency, and
that there is but opinion in his State as to the
course of the Washington Union. He says, while the
Democracy Of Louisiana condemn the unnatural war
upon Judge Douglas, they regard the editorials of the
Union as tending to secure his election in Illinois and
his nomination at Charleston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04
COAST AND LAFoURCHE.
leaves every WEDNESDAY, At P: NJ.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5PM.
FF@S& = COAST PACKET STEAMER
AgAFRsSis SalIie RObinsOm-To and from Y. Orleans
I5s5a5azz5A Bayou sara Fort Adams wliansport, Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings the SALIIE ROBIN
SON r. T. Gross, master, in place Of the BELLA DONNA
leaves New Orleans Wednesday evening O'Clock
and Bayou Sara every Saturday evening the
from Wnodville.
day morning.
R-Paricular attention paid receiving and landing Of
passengess and freight at all hours of the night
jy29t HOLMES GLAuss, IA Tchoupitoulas st,
Leaves on EATuR DAY, the 18th Of August, 1855
nE7% THE SPLENDID STEAMER Golden
lELsFcs5 Age, W. McComb MASTER (in the place Q the
steamer BellA Dongal will commence her
ming, at O'clock P NJ for Donadsonyile Bayou lioula
Faquemtne Blton Rouge Port Hudson, Waterloo Bayou
Sara, Poine Coupee, Morganza Tuuca Wliamsport Red
River Landing Fort Adams and all Intermediate landings
Returning Will leave Bayou Sara Wednesday
rival d" the from Woooye For freight passage apply
Oh board or
jy2s 6m Il T6ooponias street, N o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04

r ED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, Sentemher4 L. at5PN
/ IT, FOR SHREVEPORT AND THE
lEs4ssssa5 Iakes.fhe tine and light draught steamer
saasFsaa Era No. 2, Kouns, master, viii leave as
above for shreveport Grand Bayou Cousta Chute Campte
Grand EeOre Alexandria, Brbns and all way landings on
Red river and the lakes For further information for freight
board, or to
g. L. KOUNs BRO, 2 Front street.
nE- Gives clear bills TO Shreveport.
aue2L j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04
FOR OPELoUsAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 8 O'Clock P-9
, r. - FOR OP Il Lou s A S-THE NEW
lEA16sa1Se steamer Anna Perret, Capt G, E. Lou
built expressly for the trade will leave al
above taking freghtor Old River smsport and ali andrg
the Atchafaaya For freight passage apply on board
to
]. NJ. JOHNSTON L CO.. 3 Front I.eveest.
iyl4u GusUmhouse street.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5PN.
HIsa =, FOR OPELOuSAS VIA THE At
fEI1kI1Fs ehafaaya.The new and light draft steamer
GO Bayou Belle, Capt John Lyons will leave
as above taking freight and passengers for Snmesport Old
river and all landings the Achaaya For freight or pas
sage, apply on board.
my8l j. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04

RKADFORD'S PORTABLE STEAM en-
II GISES, for Planters Orders for the above Engines
manufactured by j. N. Bradford Co. Handsboro Miss
viii be recRiyedby r. F. HARRISON
M GuGW i2l t3F4gief Sire sirssf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04

.K~ OVER THE LAKE SUNDAY
Excursion TO Mandevlle Lews6nrr and Mad.
s1ss7 sonvilleThe elegant low pressure steamer
ATroFJ W. HOFFMAN c9mnander will leave the Pont
Returning leaves MadisonvilIe A p H. arriving In time
for the p. NJ. for the city
au7 If AZ Naicho1I Na5gn1 tro.t
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Dtbit@ Of TIE IIarhtts for Dast dalsth.
CRESCENT 0TFIoE, No. 20 Camp street, .
Saturday Morning. JAnnarY lh 1873

CRESCENT oTFICE No. 20 Camp street.,
Saturday Morning, January 10, 1883.
We have still fair movement report the business of our
city, with an advancing tendency Ia the for Cotton aud
some Il the leading articles of Western Produce Sugar and
McAes however have arrived rather freely than re
CURED by the condition Of the money market holders have
been obi ged to accept lower prices Flour Grain and Pork
have improved while Bacon and Green have declined
and Lard sold generally previous rates Freights
have been without material change.
On Monday morning published The AfcnH adyiess en-,
paeug dates from Liverpool to the 29h They confined
the favorable accounts Of the Atlantic and quoted Con "a
for Ading orl ears for Fair Orleans business b
ing restricted however By Of the holavs
livestock hand stated bales including 100 600
American
Yesterday morning the North Americas accounts appeared
in our columns with Liverpool dates sOh uIt They re
ported sales Of ~ 600 bales for Monday Tuesday at f
ther improvement the lower grades wing advance
COTTON. There a very fAlr demand on saturday
with sales Of about 1900 bales the being sseadier and
hrmer for the medium qualities Middlng bel z quoted at
e On Monday laid the Afcas aivces before our read.
ers and buyers forward sim freely The sales Of Il
day reaching 1900 bales irregular prices but
moaty on basa Of % for Mddng On Tuesday the demand
was continued and aga abut 1870 bales were sold at st
better prices Middllng ranging at 99c D. The weather
Was aniavorabe on Wednesday aud with sin drmsr preteu
ons on The part OF Factors the fell on 10 some soo
bales but on Thursday $500 bales were sold At rates show
ing an Improvement on the medium better qualities q, mn,
e for the two days Yesterday, with tho North America.
adviees at hand prices further advanced about Ne ba IN sale,
confined to soo bales making total for the weak
of q, 500 bales wenow quote as follow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-16

MATAGORpA BAY-Sieamship Robt Waerman-is2 hbls
houT II bbs molasses do bill bbs whisky. II do pork do
oranges do appes do rice do meal IA do sugar. hid
sugar DO bacon ls0 boxes candles sacks coffee ties LARD
% sacks kegs lard do butter 10 boxes tobacco hhds
coal, 4bbs biscuits, and sundres
GENoA-BArk Aranda-l26i bales cotton, 800 slaves.
CHARLEsToN-Schr Howafd-l26 hhds sugar 235 bbls Of
molaSses, 10 kegs lard, 81 sacks
FLkETWoOD--ship SUBSTANTIALLY bales cotton 400 bales
cotton.
fHllADEIPHIA-Bark Caroline Elmes-S0O hhds sugar,
1900 bbls moasses
ST JohNS-Bg Tseeoa-2 hhis tobacco do ann IS casks
hams le bols pork 9 bhs ouT "a do mhckre apples
~ do 20 hf do crackers As bbs kegs
u kegs butter 800 boxes cheese IS csnds kegs
tongues kegs % 500 bbls
paper ea hops b9ls hf do fruit hbs 1860 feet
HANRE-ship Wild Cat-22l6 bales cotton.
LyEkPO0L-ship Gutenburg-3sl6 bales Vi cotton 1000
slaves 49, -
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Ship Ohio Huehngs days from Mobile TO Baxter, Lowell
6co.
Ship Southern Chief Higgens.
Ship Margaret. Merry man, - days from Philadelphia,
Ship Heas Mason, from Liverpool l9th Nov
Ship Ed sherman, -, from london 18th Nov
Ship seamRns Bride WymAn from Boston, TO Jones MAoku-
ship WIN jarvis days IRON New York, to Geo
Hyuson AGO.
Ship Panama -, from -.
Ship Tsnquabar, Goodwin 20 days from Boston to Jones'
Msckindcr &co-Csrgo, ice and assorted mdse
Ship 81 James -, from -.
Bark Fanny Buck, from Bareelona-Cargo, fruit to
Cochran 4 Hall
Bark ID kimbR, Ames, - days from Mobile.
Bark Paul hoggs, Porter, days from Nozzle.
Spanish Brig PacquetR San Sabasean - days from Ia-
vana, IN ballast, to PUG Aveudano.
Sehr Tallahassee Merrill from Ssat Boudousquie Phillips
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'hr New York Stevens days from Apalaehieoa, to q
Metcalf &co-Pont.
,hr EfminA -, from the Cosst-2d dist PIT.
.hT Dorotea, - from the Coastal dstPr.
STEAMBOATS,.
Matches. Leai,lers. frcm gicksburgi
Savage, Davis, from Nashville.
Antelope Bealer. from Louisville.
Southron, Goodwin, FROM Vermillion.
st Lawaenee, Cochrane, from Pittsburg
Jacob Traeer Turgean, from Lafourehs.
W Farmer, Cooper. from Bayou Bartholomew
Aleck Scott, Switzsr, from ST Louis.
Swon, Carroll, from st Louis.
jas II Lucas, McCombs, from Nashville
Cuba Hern, from Mobile.
Prentiss, McQuoid, from Bale.
LRcons, Stran from YermillioH
New Uncle sam, Van Dusen, from Louisville.
Nebraska, Irwin from Memphis.
81 Nicholas, Dill, from ST. Louis
Jas Montgomery, Montgomery from Louisville.
Gen Pike, Brown, from Laioufche.