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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-09

.xu,v sor TO D, IT.

So3IB,-6 Temple Of Dome ste bliss,
.consUs0niy called a Bro,cn Stone
,sS, sitnoted sonseschere IN Up
per. 7tudom.
Tnfs --Sundoacn.
Mrs. A. in an unpleasing ncgAge.
waiting inpatiently the return OF her
husband. Enter Mr.. \.
Mrs. A.-Well, here You are at last !.
About three quarters Of an hour after
your time! Everything spoiled, dinner
not st to be eaten, all fer want of a lit
tie pnnctuality.
Mr.. A. looks little indignant.
Mrs. A. (softening. = We'll You
kaow dear, you are very unpunc,ual.
You needn't deny it. Attempts a
csress, to which the unpunctual hus-
band scarcely submits with propriety. ]
And it always does happen that when /
wish you to be particularly early, yop
manage to be particularly late. And |
ordered dinner an hour sooner than
usual, too, thinking You might get
home early such tines as these, nothing
doing; but no, you're latel than ever.
And the fact is, my dear, that Mrs
Jones called in this morning, and wants
% to call round aud spend the evening
there she wishes ME particularly to
meet the Smiths tonight. Won't
you go? And I've been waiting all
this time to dress myself. Say, will
you go?
Mr.. A. with gloomy abstraction. }
I've something else to think about,
Mrs. A. besides calling on MIR. Jones.
Mrs. A.-Why, what on earth's the
matter !? You look as if, l don't know
what, had happened! Do tell me. my
dear, what it really is. Has any enc
else failed that owes you money? Pray
do speak!
Mr.. A.-Don't bother me, my dear
Women don't understand business
Don't worry me no,p!
Mrs. A. whining. Pm sure l
don't mean to worry you; but you re-
ally might as well say what it is :; or, at
any rate, don't be SO cross!
Indignant Husband.-Cross ! Well,
that's good! Gross? Who's cross, l
should like to know, just because the
dinner was ready before the proper
time? And if the dinner was kept
waiting, why the - isn't it taken up
now, >eh? Am I to be kept waiting
half an hour in my turn, Ell? Order
the dinner if you must talk, and don't
chatter so much about nothing.
Mrs. A. But you haven't said
whether you'll go to the Joneses?
Mr.. A.-Hang the Joneses W1H
you let US have the dinner!
The meal is served.
Irritable husband devours it in grim
silence, longing to speak, but too dlgni-
fed to break his own orders.
Abashed wife sits down to it in sad
hess.
Dinner over, the gentleman draws
the easiest chair under tho extension
gas-pipo, and prepares to read.
Mrs. A.-(leaning over him timid-
ly. But how about going to the Jones'
tes to night, my dear?
= Mr.. A.-The Joneses may 60 to bla-
ses, my love! Exit lady in tears.
They do not go to the Joneses.
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NEW MILLINERY STORE.

o. HAVING added TO our stock full aspsst
ment Of Millinery Goods, and secured The
49, services OF Mics Lizzie H. Ryerson-a yeung
lady Of acknowledged taste and ability, who has
become familiar with the wants Of the ladies %
Musoatine and vicinity in her endssvors b pleaso
,hsm for years psst-to supsfistsnd that 6esnsh
OF the business We would invite the LediGs b ea8
and examine our goods, assuring them ve sAall -
our best endeavo's to please them in 0tyls, ooity
and Price, TKOWBRIDGE 4 ANTHONY.
Oct. p Isl Sseo.6 =.
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The STATE OF Iowa, } &C

MUscAT1NE COUNTY, 00'
To William Il. Hayward: Sir: You are hereby
notified that On the 18th day Of June. d 1857,
Sells 4 Watt, ftm doing isiness under that
name aud style in Mu7cstnc, county Of Mu. catine,
and State of Iowa, fiji in tic flee d the clerk
of tire District Court Of the State of Iowa, in
aud for Muscatine county, State of Iowa, u psti-
ton claiming of you hundred and seventy ft ur
and 75-l0O dollars with interest thereon ut the
rate of six r cent. per snnum from the l2,h day
IT jan, A.. d. 1857, az money du' them on an
ACCENT for St rage and for gools and de, SO ID
and delivered to you by said Sells 4 Watt, pray
ing that writ of attachment may issue, and ask
ing judgment for the amount claimed with inter-
est and costs: and yCur property was attached ac-
cordirg to the prayer Of ssld petition. And you
ere further notifies that you were returned "not
found, and that an order of publication wa duly
taken.
Now, unless you appear and answer to said petit
tlon on or before the fret day Of the term Of
the said District Court judg emit will be rendered
against yon prayed for in said petition.
CLOUD VAN HORNE,
Att'ys for PRS.
Muscatina Nov % 1257--d1 g. wd W .nys fee-$7
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The STATE OF Iowa, } &C
MUsCATINE COUNTY w.

.
t. vi lham H. Ha, ward: Sir: You ore hereb,
Lotifed thaton the 10Th day of May, A. b. 1857
Hatch. Humphreys Co. 6led in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court in Muscatine County,
their petition, claiming Of you the sum Of three
hundred and twenty five dollars wi accruing in
terest, money due them by you promisory note
executed by you to said petitioners October s. 1856
snd also laiming that an attachment should issu,
against your property in said case and that writ
of attachment was issued accordingly, and that an
original notice issued in sal cause, upon which
tho sheriff made the following return viz 81 can
not find the withn-nancd defendant in my coun-
typ That thereupon publication was ordered y
sne Court to DE- made OF the pending OF this suit
on or before the first day of the next Term of said
District Court wh ch T,rn will be begun and hol-
n at Muscatine, the first NJ nnday in Februa-
~, 1883, judgment will he rend red against you
the reon. O'CONNOR l. PATTERSON.
Att'ys for PIf's.
direct the above notice to be published In the
Muscatine Jrurna'. RICHARD CABLE,
sec26-4w- pr 'seet7 Clerk D. C..
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Tnn STATE OF Iowa, ; IS.

M mus sTn11 c. Go1 1sT4: IS.
To Edwin 8. Morse and Villa N Braimer:-You
heseby notified that there is now on file in the
Office of the Clerk Of the District Court of Musca
tine County, State Of Iowa, Petition of John j.
Rider, claiming of you three hundred dollars and
interest thereon at the rate Of ten per cent. from
the 23d day Of Juy 1857, as money due on q
,romis' ~ note by executed petitioner on the
23d day Of ,ly. 1857, for three hund-e ed dollars
payable or before January LIST 1858, with ten
per cent. interest the eeon which plaintiff has
sued out writ of attachment against your pr D.
erty under s.ction 1852 of the de of Iowa
Now, ualess YOU appear AMI answer thereto on or
b. fore the first day Of the next Term of said
Court, Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon for the amount Of said n'te interest and
cost THOMAS HANNA
de,26 daw4w Attorney for Plainr,f.
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MuscAr1NE COUNTY 3D.
To Joshua Altman:-You are hereby otif ed ba>
there is now le in tho Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court OF Museatine County State Of Iowa,
q petition of Warren r. Newton, claiming of you
seventy-one dollars and seventy five cents and in
ey due on a pr missory nete dated at Wilton, Nov.
18th, 1856, and given by you to said plaintiff for
the sum. Of $40, pay able on or before the LIST of
July, 1897, to secure which the plaintiff has sued
out writ of attachment against your propesty.
or before the first day of the next term of said
Court, a Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. THOS. HANNA.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Let the above notice be published in the Musca-
tine Jouru sl for four surce ssive weeks.
RICHARD GABLE, Clerk u. G.
Dec. 10, lS57-w4w-prs fec So
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E S ira Y NJ III II e

TAKEN up by W. W. Waters. residing in the
] county Of Muscatina, Stat, of Iowa, a nFre.
and appraised ard described teic,e 1. c. CleIt q
Justice Of the Peace ~ and for the sal county
as follows, bright sorrc art risia four years
old hic on left hindfnot, on left re- f,ct.
fifteen hands high. A true COPY of Juic. , rstura
INWARD IL IuAfGR,
unv2S-wI3w Cuitv Jl',a.
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"a ~ BRDWWs
WHoEESAAE GROCER.

S now re .eivine and has in store large and vel
selected stockof Groceries which he Offers for sale
at very low prices. The stock consists in part of
rs hhds p R Sugar. v ~ nice article
20 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugars
rs bbls Texas Syrup,
80 bags BIO Coffee,
rs bags Java Coffee,
10, boxes Ground Coffee,
80 chests Y H and Imperial Teas,
100 packages Raisins, new Fruit,
tiercas prime Rice,
25boxes Ss.eratus,
10 Pyle Dietetic Saleratus, superior to
any In the market,
rs boxes Candy,
10 Bakers Chocolate, Cocoa and Br oms:
10 " Ghukins,
IS Aiamantine Candles,
"a Tobaccs Of the most favorite brands,
30 .ooO Cigars Of the best imported brands
Together with large stock of Spicesof oil kinds,
En- Ware, clothes lines, and all other aftioles
tkcpt by the trade, to which be would invite
ON Of dealers. BROWN,
ITS Secondstrest.
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United States
EXPRESS COMPANY,
TIME CHANGED.

A HTER this date and until further notice. an
n Express matter FIR the east, Sil leave daily.
at 2 SOP. NJ, Express closes Ut AIS. A Mo-
senger also leaves every Monday for Celu mbus
ity, Washington, Sigaurney and Oskslsoss, taxi
ing money and valuable PACKAGE. Freight for
.isular attention paid to colleetine Bills and
Drafts, and returns made promptly at reasonable
rates. W. II. JOY, AGENT.
UoclO
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The STOCK comprises
Fiue and heavy Lapland Overcoating
Extra do Eskimo do
Fine heavy German castor beaved do
do blue. black brown. olive, clarei
and mulberry Broadcloths.
Heavy English and French Doeskins,
do German and American do
Seagrave's fine mixtures for Bushes.
Coats,
New styles Harris Cassimere.,
Phi, an Fla ncy Scarfs and Cravat
white and fancy Shirts, Merino, Cotton
Muffiers and Comforters, sc. In fac
FURNISHING HOUSE, all Of viii Oh
and Fashionable Clothing at the very Lo
Muscatine, Oct. IA, 1857-daw
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Clubbing for the Magazines.
Any Of the Three Dollar Magazines
can be had for Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents in advance free Of postage.
Those who wish to get reading cheap. and do
not care to pa eighty-seven and half cents fer
Lottery Ticket, would do we'll to Subscribe at
BURNETr'S
N. B: Magazines are always received week or
70 days in advance Of the m il subscribers.
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A CARD,


NEW BOOTS AND SHOES.
I HAVE just opened my fall and winter stock of
i Boets and Shoes, comprising everything in the
Shoe line, bich propose to FELL low enough to
suit the times. GentlemGn and Ladies, call in, and
look through GU stock.
Work made to order and repairing done on
short notice. W. II. STEWART,
Dot. l7-dtf 1855 I'd Street, Mus,.tine. Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-09

Rich Lyons Velvet Vestings.
do English Silk do
Plain and heavy Grenadine Vestings.
Fancy do 90 do
Cashmere and Satin do
Rick white and drab silk do
Gents and Boys Shawls,
Fine and extra heavy silk Drawers,
90 DO Go do do Under Shts
Mer'no and Lands Wool do do
J do do do do Drawers.
), Ties, Gloves Of all kinds, Suspenders,
and Shaker knit Woolen Socks, Blankets
all GOODS usually found in a CENTS
am prepared to sell and make into goods
west Cash Prices.
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THE THIad STATE TATE OF GLOW: Iowa, SIS.

Muscatine, Nov. 20, ls57--dlS-w4w-prs fee-S7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01
gsEaL SatsIIIgsrts.

TuE Nav YnAn--so magniicently beautiful a day
- -z..-- - ~ -..-a.,- 49,, : ~. -. = -. 800, ~
- f7s.'es w ~ '.7a,1 ''se's ~ nkhsi~n fhospn'
sih ocd Of her brightest and faosi aa,,sl m ~
,,,.* i. 3.-r.,..s.- 3, ~ a...--, u ~, ~ ~. 80 -
v e " asrs.'s's q me e' year We are
q 81 s. ssrho,s Who have seen her ssaile IN dead,
Need ms YER fear 10 del N 80
+. .s a, ,,,,h = 49,. ,,s.,s,f, -,s,ass.f ,.. ,a
usup q an pneoniqns gear and an equally beau
III. on,tindfnr a. the nav Tia Crescent oral tber,.
Is Il, M s,.s,s ~, q hsss Ne v, ,
and hopes 2t their paths through the may blight
and ssani - that Or Old sois promises 70 hs through INA
a..a ,,....,s las to.dn, -
Ss.<a,.,s Ars .l,.s 4 man ,arned Manna, NJ
-'~.-<'r ~-f $500 -''s-e t',s''.'1 NV
sss n'as saen was siaboed a. late hour On wenesd
1890. n, ase.r,,.oc. ,oor NO.. ao - -,
TIE police have not been able % seosef Who did ssbhn
~ .a,.ii.,o, -
On The sens night man usmaa Samuel Harris badly
1s,., i, ,a,. sos. man M w. $500 saa.s
~. .,,.s,,a 4. ~. .s,,, s.so IA M .,s,sa 80 .s
~, r'''ss1 - me pe'V "e' 1'n 'ha Nnopug.
Ircoanun e,,,.,,s f,,,rpm 3 fs,,ssls. ,.o,,.4. - !,
hAooHpAA ps'tH VouhF'-- Nnaries Coulter and
VIM Heno yesterday examined on the CHARGE Of havn
murdered Lewis a Bryant ~ ,ss,.a. ,soT5~ -, 4. ~
house Of hm"a fsqses On Basin street Coulter pncipa
and Demo Cob Field Appeared Tor he pri
ana the ccar cferdsd With eager ,peeasora w.
Hpp ~ '.es"ku w nsfe Published It's
substance % ec1ount y tc more than Ordinary ntelet which
attaches - f,t naAtidf
fnwa s1 en- - ssp lIaiss boarding house 81
* ,,,ra.E al 5f4 Pin 81 ljscsu6 AZ e NJ
~ ',ni heard 6ase ii 6ns 81 ina rnosas E ls W.
so rooa vent up iaaad Wi-na psne John sesiiin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01

SUGAR. There good demand with sales of about
1900 hhds easier prices. Fair Fully Fair 4ss95c.
NOfASsEs. Some 5000 bbis sold mostly 9Dl91sc
for Prime and Choice Inferior and Dark 7lS and
500 half bb at Csc gallon Three crops, embracing
6o0o gallons sold plantation at 5c y gallon in the
cisiern.
FLOUR. Prices were lower with Of 1887 bbls Ohio
and Indiana in three lots S. 100 $4sl 12 800 Choice
Tennessee ~ 10 and $50 at s. rs for Fine S3$3 25
v hblor Common. offer Of 81 said
fused for 5000 bbs snperfne.
GRAIN Corn active and about G acks sold
including 1000 S. 5000 in lot the 5000 in lots
55s III Yellsw in three lots 62 and 1870 Choice
yellow q bushel. Wheat considerably
lower the sales included sacks Ordinary 75c
GAG Good Prime 3d. and 500 in lots Csc for Inferior
9Oc bushel for Prime OF Oats $50 sacks Louis sold
at 45c Bran 800 sacks sold CSC and 100
sbipstuff at Coo y 100 Ms.
PROVISIONS. better request with sales Of
bbls 3d. 100 sl2 621z NJ sS
v Dbl for Mess weight Bacon retailing
Sides y for Shoulders lower the
sales included IFS bbs Prime s1 Herces
ssz and on Wednesday no tierces at sac D II.
HAY...Prices rather better, With of 60
:, and 100 bales IN fatboat at SIC % y tun.
COFFEE. Some 1900 BAYS sold including SIC,
T25 at 81, end 40 t91Sc D n.
INDIA BAGGING. .Rouua lots Offering lOs<c p
yard
SPIRITS TuRPENTIN E....A lot Of 50 bbls sold on
Wednesday at ssc . gallon cash.
WHISKY. Nothing Of any moment reported.
FREIGHTS. "A ship taken for Havre lc for Cotton,
and 5000 sacks Corn shipped for Liverpool ed y
bushel Coaswss noticed shipments of Sugar
IS 50s3 rs y hid for New York Boston, 33e v gal
lon for Molasses, and Csc 2 Dbl for Flour.
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
sesmshp Texas Lawlss from IndianOls and Gslyesos
Harris Morgan &eo--lst dist.
Frsneh ship Fsrrsre Pichard, from Nov 1lth tie
Ship Es Badger fsrlton q days from Boston, to Muster
4th dist TO-
ship Charlotte Reed coomb Is days from New York to
Ship St Louis HOyt Is days New York, oohsn2d
ship Ella Clark KOpperhOld Is dassom Boston, to master
British snip Hereypa Sheridan Liverpool Nov l,h to
Bark Hannah Thornton Tsrr IS days from Boston, Geo
Gennosce BARK snltana - from Gene Il n ,e-Pont.
Spanish Bark Eparnnza Bescos frr. Asvan ballast to
PUG, Mir kco--2d dist "a
British seGr Alma, from Turks Island, ereevy
schr High Water from Amiie Riyer-Basin.
Schr Bonne, Morrison from Amito River--Basn.
Schr California, Powell. from Bloxi-Basin.
schr Sea Bird. HippeE from Covinelon-BAsin.
schr Biloxi, -, from Biloxi-Bssm.
scls Laura Pei kins nom Coyngon-Basin
Schr Shephtrdess, Whitaker from Amte River-Basin-
Sem s Msg obe Psac from from sooSeBsn
Sehr Katherine, Blankets, from Bloxi-basin
EAMBOATs.
S Prentiss, Dimtry, from Balze.
Naichez. Leaihers. from vicksburg
John Warner, Patterson firm St. Louis.
Baltic. Meokin. from Louisville.
sunfower, Montgomery from Bayou Tensas
Hope Gvartney, from Grenada
Bella Donna. McComhs. from Williamsport
Aionzo Guild, Holland, from 81 Louis.
Crescent Lanoue, from Bayou Sara.
Cuba, Hem, from Mobile.
Towboat Mandon whann. from the Passes-tweed down
and 9Th ult ship Ayoniaie, bark lenning brig
Antoneste and sehr Transibrcught up ships 81 Louis
ferriefe aud bark sullana.
Towboa nniu Boebe Andrews from the Pasesowed down
and 9TH ut ship VIM Prescott and brig Tebedabo
brought uships Charlotte Reed, HeeynA and bark Han
nah Thornton
Towboat conQueor Brown from the passestowed
10 sea 18Th n ship NJ A Mott and bark g Wilson
brought Up ships Ella CLARK, Ella Badger and schr
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lnseta practical interests Of uankn Is e under
stood here t1e Of that Is talked and written
eoncernug them IN This capital Of intelligence Considerably
greater hsn usual As an instance of tbs shall adduce the
remarks made In connection with the position &c tho
Bank Of frussta whose menly states has usual been made
up the last Of the preceding month"; and pabhed Officially
ROYAL Prussia. Rank Nav Al
Dr. Thaiera
4 Bank notes In circrlsfiou M "a llzs an
p Dcpcsifs hearing Interest," :. !. " 10 Il 40l,
An.onnfs standing 10 the credit of the Stale public
instifutnps or private persons II. & SIS 400
or. ~, 'ss'N
4 Specie and bullion Il. a 1ao noD
s. Cz-scn- an vsisunsen :, = ,- l-s9 fro
81 RMS discodntrd = = - 80 ,,oi M,
fohsrd Of securities ieposi,ed az Advances si ~ I'D
t3ovsrumest papsr va,ioos cisus ese x AZ; I'D
n, - - r,-. . I, -, ., !, y. i, ~ go
& 49, ~ % @ WI, psmse ,nss 'ne ndss sm
.us noses y paper money put nie ~ me pank
peefnt nc pu ~ tne n.nk ana s
orancnes Item ~ s-Ssssen am vessustn paper money
~ thc c.n me mealun o. me ineo
vespas pa 'ega lender = e any ess.n
msnl rem NO. Sosefnnaent paper 10 scrip sseo
Ass,nst loans oeAtinK interest A.. -.
pssent peon Oh inc p@nh As eonPsfsa WIN VIZ e'se
OF oetoorF, SHOWS IN 49,
go ..-,-.,. i,-.z.---< in Us 10
Notes y circulation, decrease % = ~
pepeslts nltg esosS s
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Sbippina SmttIIiasnts.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tennessee Forbes, for Vera Cruz,
Harris, Morgan &co
British Ship Escort for Liverpool Whitney 6co
Ship Majestic Lenoux for Hayre, j p Whitney &co
Ship Manchester Xelton for Boston, creevy Farwell
Ship Escort Bryant for Hayre, p whitney AGO
Ship Hannah Croker Hnnon for New York, Fosdick
Barkentine Young America, Powers for New York.
A Graud kco
Bark Cephees sierrett Gregory for New York Bsss
sehr W II Ttccmb Manning for Providence r l,
Creevy Farweli
schr Sea Horse Laborde, for Mobile, w Huntington
schr Phoenix, Lee, for Apalacecola, J A Mitchell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01

BosToNshp MANCHESTER s77 bales cotton DO hemp rs
bbs pork, bs95 obs hour, l4i do ties brof.
HAvRE--shp Escoft-2Oo7 bales cotton. y
NEW yoRK-Bafk cephees sieussi--7oo hhds sugar iz5
bhv molasses.
NEW WORKS. Ship Hannah Crooker-l215 hbs nolasses
h hbls nossses 328 hhds lh our Is
~ YES lard y do pork gi sacks wheat a bales hemp, bales
mats. 100 boxes sSlsaparila.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01
8tbish1 Of ibs Alarktts.

FRIDAY MORNING, January l, 1883.
COTTON There demand u the early part Of the
day hut Of the Nssaa arrival subsequently checked
operations and only about $500 bales Sold Prices
without material change and repeat last quotations.
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CONsIGNEES.

NEW YORK-Ship Charlotte Reed-E Whecock-C R
Raiiey kcoMeCutchon Howell &coArthur &eoMoloney 4
Bro-G Morison-Beehs &eo-W McCracken-W Vreden-
bnrgh-H ID Mc(iinnis-C Buddecke &co-D Cronan-W q
stevensP II Brntoa- Taylor Churehillh Poppephemer
J 4 Normed-C II Bradshaw NJ Johnston--C 1itus-F
Berloutinf Jaeob-Guile, Momus &coE ConeryH II He'd
din-0oodreh keo-O Woodman--J II Carter &co--C NJ
Caily &co-J Oliver-A Glenn-A Robb &eoSyme Prov
yan-Beebe &coJ H Marks &eo--W Crane &eo7wheeer a
Bake-IIeaton & Oiiver-P II Rruat0ur--H GOODMAN A
Lam &co-A Grief kco-Coehran BAll-G f shumway-
w Betterton &co-W Urqnhart-Priestley Ben-B To
ledanO-Oglesby a MacauRy-Perkins Acct b smith,
Shade &eo-W Boyd-H D Seaman teo-J Waterman 4 Bro
5 Taylor-J Gauche-SAmpson Keene-John Duffy &co-
Blaehe I.eaumont-s l. Hughs-Head, Masse &co-C Boye
&eo-GrosjeAn Bennetans Todd &co-Cosgroye Boy
Moore &eo-D L SheaIer-J Adams--A Bronsseau---E 4
&co-COvnau. Putnam &eo-Smith Cooper kco-C NJ
Harvey-rold &co-Flint & J0nesSmith Bro---Dudley,
Nelson &co-C W Newton keo-Slak, StaHer 4e0R McGre-
gor &eo-L Ekin &eo--and order.
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IMPORTS.


GALVESTON AND ISplASoL A .--seamship Tex.s-lss
bales Cooper &coll frerson, Conway &co4
dsr-rosi ls5 bales cotton.
NEW yoRK-shlp Charlotte Reed--Asscrsed nadss
NEW yoRK-ship 81 Iouis-Assorted mdse.
LIyERPooL-shp Sheridan Jacks salt to Maxwell
&to.
sosros-shp slla cl.st7oo tons ic. to Rice H.th.-
way.
kco.
TURKS IsIAEBsehr Alma-aO1o bushels salt 10 VIM Bur
cess eco.
HAvRE-Ship Firriere-Ip ballast
srRiNeFIEL.D-schr High wasa-ls bales cotton 200 kgs
tar 10 cords wood to order
TIcKfAw-schr Bonns-so cords wood 10 order.
ANTE RIvER-Sehr Emny--lo, 900 slaves to order.
BILoxI-schr California cords wood to order
CoyINGToN-sehr Martha Ann-sso 900 bricks 70 order
coVlNGroN-schr Sea Brd-50o 900 bricks to Stewart.
BILoxI-scor Biioxi-4o cords wood to order
BILoXI-Scnr Kstherine-36 cords wood TO order
ANTE RfyER-sehr Fsme-25 cords woods to order.
CovINGT0S-schs Lsura-ss0O bricks to order.
HORN IsIANDschr shepherdess60o bbls sand 10 order
CoYINGToN-schr Polar s,ar--509 bbs sand 10 order.
BoNFouCA-sehr Marie scsihine-4oo bbls order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01
FOR YAzoo RIVER.

Leaves On SATURDAY. Jan. at P. NJ, positively.
frs.-, FOR KALlABUsHA AND YAz00
leAElESsss rivers Granada, Troy, Lthore, Greenwood
sidon. Tchua Yazoo City, sstara and all in
termedsie landings the Yazoo and Yaabnsha verThe
siauneh light draught packet steamer Hope Sam Gwaney
will leave positively above For freight passage
dsi Us PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-01
REGUI. AR PACKETS.

FOR MEMPHIS THE MEMPHIS
6rAklAAskkis AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE, con
ssing Of six brst class steamers unsurpassed
in all qualities conducive fort
safety and pie Of Travellers
leans every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at S
-OK MONDAYS
Ben franklin Capt J. d. Clarke.
Nebraskn.....4 Capt A. r. Irwin.
lon DNEsDAYs-
John Simonds ......-...... Capt O. b. Church
hgomar. :. Capt j. w. Goslee.
ON FRIDAYS
III. X. w. Hill .........a..... Capt 7. II Newell.
Belfast Capt W. Wray.
These Boats connect with the Railroads Memphis
with class Packets for s. Ionis and for Vile.
J. H. FRELIGH, Agent,
n12 SIN Once under the Charles Hotel.