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THURSDAY, April %, 1855.
OEoaEs1zD
Steamship America Nelson for Apaaehieoa Wood Tow
Spanish Ship Vincene, gepi Barcelona NJ Heinz
Spanish ship MariA fuio Barcelona Prats ,o 10
ship Mary O'Brien, Yesper, Tor Liverpool - ~
Ship Cambria, Perry for st Petersburg Whitney Sco
Ship Edgar Strnger Wood for Boston j Whiiney zoo
Ship Pocahnntas Delano foi Liverpool Meeker Knny Seo
Bark Europe, King for the Clyde NaSisy
Bremen Bark Bcsse Mahnken for Bremen Rode,vad go
sehr W W darkness, Peterson, for robasco
schr chysote Ackley for rnpiRnOla Lavaca
schr Sea Horse Garcia for Mobile Nv Huntingrop Sco
schr telegraph, Baker for Mobile Nsster
aehr 5 Il Townsend, Lambert, for Havana,
schr soulhron Pray, for Pensacola Pooev Nieoi Spe
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ato o. leans 1aiIp Crescent.
RIVER INTeLLIoENcE.

1928
THURSDAY, April p, 1888.
Yesterday the weather was clear. warm and sea
sonable- Business not very lively on the lesee, ant
very little freight going forward Really, we can
not see how she boats are able % meet expenses a
the present rates Of freight and the quantity being
shipped; they mast depend entirely on their down
trips
The river before the city has receded little, and
b now six inches below high water mark. All the
creyasses remain open except the one just below
Baton Rouge, at McHatton's plantation which has
fortunately been closed.
By telegraph we learn that the river bad fallen Is
inches at ST. Louis on the 18th ut and on the 2lst,
at Vicksburg II was also ialngthe recent reported
rse at this point caused by the heavy rains in the
immediate vicinity.
The recent rise in the upper rivers bad caused 'ne
river at Memphis rise Is inches up 70 me lotn INST
By special dispatch from MT. WI hAilicay'
clerk Of the louisville packet Paeinc' rom heihphs'
dated 18th inst' we ienrn that tn's swirl passenger
packet bad reached that point IN three days from tne
time she len here, and bad made ~ landings altena
ing 70 all way business tnat onefeu' inis Is what
we xonj5 cl Casf running considering the present
stas, If The river.
4na,v.rs4-rbe Nilliken's Bend packet yicksburr.
Cant !. M. White. arrived with 1851 bales cotton
and leaves again to-day, as usual at S p NJ. punctu
sllv We are Obliged to her attentive clerk Mr. Jno
I. Roberts. for late papers
The Cumberland River packet Josephine Savage,
Cant. 1no. Davis. arrived from Nashville with 900
bales cotton and s2t hbds. tobacco andssill leave
again on Friday. at5P.M.
The steamer Choc,aw. Cant. D. smedley. arrived
from Evansville with 81 bales cotton aud 400 hhds
tobacco. and will leave again for Tennessee river to-
day at5 pm.
The Red river packet Era No. 2. Can't. W. 7. SEQ
veil arrived from Pine Bluffs with 2ss bales cotton.
and viii leave again on Saturday bpm.
The Bayou Iafourche packet DR.. Batey, Capt. A.
1,psas ar,sve, ,pist IA bbas mgar a73 hbls and |
l47 half hills moasses and will leave again as usua
on Friday. at 9A.M.
BoArs LEAvrSe-La,iffe for BAYOU LafosTche.- |
Alto 4. M. to-day. this regular and very popular
uacket hacks ont under the command Of Can't Jno. |
r. Brown. An experienced boatman, with The correct
and oblaing Mr.. A. h. Ciardser in the Office.
p. r. Kimban for Shreveport. P. NJ. to-day.
this regular ana spendd Ped river passenger packet
barks ont IL charge ~ Can't. ". ". Withenburv with
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IMPORTS.

POWDER HORN AND ALvEsroS-s,.am.h,n e,.l,...
eo-fota 70 bales cotton - ""0"' N'''"''s .
Rrsnclsca22l2 boxes seiOns 1851 boxes
sEa Enthusiastically cahawba-Assorted tudse
hoBiLR-steemef YIreina-lso bbls rn,in A u NJ -
Express. = : T" -Na ~N0-Ao PAS 70 tob@ .
GENoAship Danabe-2oo hxs mac.roul ga tA, Al, g h,,
need DO 40 CHEESE Is pkgs sandries % ] Voes ais ~
~ Us mecAroni ianeta Bfosli do mdse hafsi A. Il
basseitel case hats zura50 boxes dsh la A. sssl 4 2
20 DO OIL V do mararon order. ~ = ~saV
HAYANA-Schr @ Penaieson-- SIS hes eor.. ,at. =, -
cigars TO Bono Bro2D boxes saeaf ss hsiss sos a
Goconriao0 bags eodse heOonnelO 40 pkss eia5, \,
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Choctew, Smedly, from Evansville
nieksburg. White, from Vicksburg
BRA Nc ? Seovil, from Pine Bluffs
a Baker, Greig, from 81 Martinsvie
Josrphine Savage, Davis from Nashville
Oarondalet Smith, from Moblle--Iake end
Jefferson Railroad.
Music. Streek from I.afourche
DT batey, Dugas from i.oekport
rlorida, Hnchiugs from Mobile.
nltgnia, uozzens, from Mobile via the River.
shihe Robinson, Power, FROM Red River
Milton Relf Halt, from Minden.
fowooAt Day. Brown. from the Passestowed down and
% sea 18Th Instant ship I'd Hynan aud bark Hannibal
brought up ship Earl VI Egeston and bark Francesca
rowboat 81 Charles Chambers the Passesowed down
ah1 70 a Snip Northampton, g Fo. and Anthem
y he bar snip helois--bfonght ships Danube Geo VI
bearne schis Q Pendieton and Mary Clinton.
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lily AND MOSQUITO TRAPs-
GILBERTts PATENT

Notice hereby given that the undersigned acquired
BY special agreement with the pat the Patent Right
the sale in Louisiana of the above article.
Al orders and communications be addressed at
New Orleans.
obbrrs and Retaers whose orders solicited will sup
piled on very favorable terms
n3-For sale also retail.
HENDERSON 4 GAINES, 90 Canal street
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Caheero BasnaldO-lot do GnmA co5O coffee 6 pkgs
cigars bxs sweetrneAts LOS fruit 10 order
ROcKIaAND-Schr Jno Bell-l254 bbs Of Inns Creevy
Farwe.
sash TO Simpson Dorr.
PEARL RIyER-Sehr Venus goo feet lumber to order
BoNFoUcA-schr union-6OO tbls sand tor order.
CoVlNGToE-Schr June Creole-sand to order.
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Bremen Bark Van ronche from Royth 40D0 hays eoe. In
W Schwartz
quie Phillips.
schr Union Webb from Pensacola.
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SPOKEN.


Rs- BY Capt Haehnss Of the bark Parthan April Ilth
Oh the Isle Of Pines brig Betsy Ames from Trndadbound
New York.
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The NewYoIk Evening Post Of the l4th mat. says;
The foreign bill market is dull and thns who have occasion
to remit lind but little difficulty in finding select the
rates annexed The nuoyaucy caused BY the large
chases Of Sterling by French remes who entertained
epprehensons the Issue u the isnnde standing between
Fce and ngland has entirely subsidized and thus far here
has been only moderate inquiry Sterling quoted at 0S1
l< cent, with little doing at the outside rate. Francs
rule ut 8 II "a 5lSM.
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payable 10 bearer and ali bearing uniform rate Of

payable Ito bearer and all bearing uniform rate Of
Interest
The Boston Shipping List Of the l4th inst says
There nothing new to notice Ia money matters The sup
ply continues ahundsnt The mskeiis qnsie as eey -
past The rates range tfnn "a per
cent Cor first class paper which Is and ea nes9aed
these figures call The rates continue 70 range from
~ per cent m
oaole ara class 81 day bills 81 q 9prenlnIn aud ~ 10 for
snar sight On 6s for % day bs, and
Lane Vices from ENGLAND report money msFket
The ernand in consequence the supply
being F abundant tbs rates are much below he mint
snrn Of The being about the current cha
Although the Joint stock Banks profssed give
e for money placed deposit they known to have
fssd ID 81 * CENT the fact being h@t they employ
an that offered There havs however, large
hdrn~a Of such deposits instances and the East
viii ahsarh further portion that the market Is
moi bnrdened rs il week two since with floating
capital The Indian announced for mill payn-
bic in nsiamens Of million monhly. The ineret Will he 4
cent Il s expected that IL will be taken % "a
The resolution Of the Directors Of the Bank Of England
necessarily curts the opes the
discount houses American State Stocks sely but Rail
way Shares and Bonds generally lower and dull.
0usNr BAGS The for Gunny Bags Is hm but no
Transactions Of any importance for few days.
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9s@ @rltans stluntu 5tlarhtt.


Wednesday Evening. April III 1853. I
The money market more aetlse to-day There we're
several saus Of long dated commercial paper at II "a IL Der
cent he latter ngure preponderaie Ia the
that came nnder notice. There some inquiry for good
mofigaKe securities A. cent they qualified in some
cases regarding ovecw There dih luton IN The amount
Of money unemployed, aud very little nrnty in realizing on
good and fair living rates. though In acme few cases
The rates require hardly be called live and let live The
banks however called only moderately The offerings
to-day in two Of Che most prominent banks not exceed SEA
a and everything considered good discounted inside Of
SIX months where for customers There are good many
transient residents seeking discounts desire to take the o
eedh 60 dhuFss IN other sections the world Some 10 The
North and West some ID France some Ia Germany and some
want 70 30 California and do know discounts may DO
required 20 assist In the trade Of the Chinese empire or japan
VERY often We lean Of paper being offered at cur banks BY non
residents drawn BY pses m the country on factors payable on
The ss OF the drawers crop The payee or holder thinks II an
extreme hard case that should Be declined NOT imhsinnr
shat The crop an which It is predeasd may never be raised or
coma INTO the possession Of the dsAwse
The exchange opened pretty arm this morning In
some respects By haak asking premium for checks On
New York, which, howeser met with no Response AZ tbs
Nsfe several banks drawing for their customers at par nor 20
We, eApec % advance their unless some uniosesn
movement should turn up Buyers not intend 10 submit for
sae present to The demands Of premium sight funds on
~ tek inee good deal Of produce YET to change
As- On Nhicn hee viii BE- large Of exchange and
white ne demand day was active there was no ~
"s part OF buyer to submit any further advance Bu,er
ssfins WI mo- pay the asking prus and we can hardly
essr his over v7A q loA los though fraction more
@sAea ns win shipping documents ara scanned y.rv
g ~ are tbs asking Francs ASSOC
go ana Sle< @ ais Sixty days sight on Ne,. YorE We
eqss from X % ~ up * a per cent dlseon,, Me-,
.ess a'kh' = "a = aud per discount seb iyas,s 1. *
= Discount O. the street. There were some ss,v y
- =. usseHn' bun We heard Of sales a. mai 1rur,
an stocks ~ noit the sales yesterday aud so,iay ~
na . a.. a
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BAIL oADs.
JRFFKRsnN AND oARRn1LrnN RAnRnAn

JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLTON RAILROAD.
ntDIi.t.sssainer UHrouuae1-I55 ba es Farley Ju
fey Sco-lb do Cummings kcoS do Hugely Blair 6eo2g
bales domestcs Moon2 do buchanan Carroll co7 do 10
Mekleroy BradorS do Gorrisson Brossg do cotton gns
pkgs mdse Carter 6co- gin Bell 3uchanon fo
10 empty bbs Fasehno &eO-2l bdls paper McTyre-
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at S O'Clock p NJ
n. ARKANSAS RIVER-FOR FORT
SMITH, Van Bnren, Ozark, Roseville, spadra
Bluff, NorristOwn, Dardanelle, Iewisbnrg Lit
Tie Rock Pine BuThe elegant and swirl running pas
senger steamer Tennessee Belle, Sol. Malb n master
VIM H. Garner clerk, will leave for above all inerme
date landings Is above For freight passage apply
as J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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GusNr CLorHPrsces Of Gunny Cloth continue to be well
sustained Sales Of al bales, lbs average superior lot
private terms; 100 bales Standard Isle months loo
bales 2ibs months bales "a lbs.
average in New York. bur owned here isr less CT
Imports from January to April 70.
1858 1857.
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PoSTCHARrRAIN RAILROAD.
CoNsIGNEEs.

MoBILE-Steamer Fiodda-2 bags seed r L Adams 6co-i
bales osnaburgs Buchannon. Carroll &co-sundes 10 order
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall l0,h day OF April, 1888.
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
[ No. 1860. !


Reorsd That whenever bill Of shall presented
payment the city by the Sheriff. Clerks Of Courts Justices
Peace and Const4hes that proper
approved shah duty of the before named officers re-
specve besides the general receipt given by them upon said
bills up0u their books Of and every suit
sepai receipt in their handwriting,
from city Of the Of thus approved
Aforesaid TO he paid to them.
BE further realrsd That Il shall be the duty of the City
Attorney and Of the Assistant C Attorney certify that the
aforesaid formally has been faithfully complied with accord
Ing to the sn belonging their respective department.
the before named officers, unless the City
Attorney Assistant Cy ATTORNEY certify said bills Of
accounts that the formaes aforesaid OF giving
receipt their books in each has complied
with
[Sgnedl j MAGTONI,
President Board Of = ssisutnt dermen.
fSignedl H. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 10, 1858.
Signed CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. a2o5.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, 17th day OF April, 1855
Common Council Of the City of New orleans.
[ No. 1879.
An ordinance to amend ordinance entitled An Ordinance
for the Relief of Orphans.r
Resolred That ordinance No 1921 entitled
Ordinance for the Relief OF orphans and the hereby
repealed.
ISignedl H. NJ SUMMERS.
President Board of Aldermen
lSignedl J. MAGI0NI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April II, 1858
lsignedl CHAs NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. aiea
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TENNEssEE RIVER,

Leaves no THU RspAY, Aprl q, at5PM
~. FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
le4T1trs Paduc.h, Cairo. Hickman, New Madrid Mem.
tssSzsaazA phs Helena, Napoleon and all intermediate
lsndiugIhe entirely light draught and passenger
packet steamer ChOetaNv, d. Smsdley, master,
receiving freight foot OF Gaver street. and will
leave above For freight passage apply board
az j. $. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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81 JUST ARRIVED, WITH LARGE LOT or
- nhslniA NEGROES, consisting OF PLANTATION haads.
q biaeksmths House Csrpeniers, Cooks, Washers and
s ironers SeAnsresses and Houes Servants The uude
gne VIII Dc receiving fresh supplies season which
hs oners Tor sale for cash approved paper HAdANs
leans. =' -" -
sell snd4W' John B. SMITH.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on kRtpA1 Apr1l -. az . 7. VI.
FOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE
Canton, Eddyyille, D{ensb9 = smithand, Pad
New Madrid and intermediate andngsThe hue, regular
passenger packet steamer Josephine Savage, JnO
Davis master Frank Crazy clerk will arrive tomorrow
lug and have dispatch For freight passage apply
on boaid,
al9 J. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent. =.
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road and Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad taking
passengers through with dispatch
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W HITE RIVER.
Leaves e F stFpv " H1 ARi 4 aTS sf

BaesvIle Pocah0ntas Jacksonpor and All in
7z-i.sA termedaie landings White ryer-The snbstsn.
ta PASSENGER steamer Europa, rhos L. isaey MASTER j.
leave as above For freight or passage sppS on board anu ~
az ]. 5. PAGAuD, Advertising Agent
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FOR YAzoo RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. April o. mbPN
IT, REGULAR YAZOU RIVER PACKET
s@Akt5 The new fast running light draugbt passenger
'ss9ssss=zsA packet steamer Compromise. W Gwartnev
master ~ now At the wharf receiving freight and will leave
positively as above for Iehore Greenwood sidon Tchus
lazoo Cy saaria and all intermediate landings and pana
mons on laEoo rver For freight passage apply on hoard
apl5 ]. S PAGAi D. Advertising Agent
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Leaves on THURSDAY, 22d inst. ats P. NJ
IT, FOR UPPER RED RIVER

TIT -
e4ALf, drect-lbdependent Peoples Line = For Pine
- Bluff, Doaksvilc Kismichi Wrights Landing
kaW land, Nlarksvle Lsnespor Rocky Comfort, Worthng
ton Fulton, White Gifts Dooleys Ferry Jefferson, smhland
Benton, Fort Caddo Monterey Moongs and Swansons Land
ngs ali way landings aud above the Raft Albany
Shreveport Grasd Bayou Grand Eeore and al the ntemed
landings Red ryerThe ght drHught, fast
running passenger steamer Reub white. John X, ALA
baugh master will leave above For ieghr passage
ply on board.
ala Us. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY April D. M5PM
r. THE REGULAR FAST sUMATEI
RI y = mail passenger packet lied Chief,
oUACHIrA RIVER.

Leaves THURSDAY, 22a. Mb PM
r. REGULAR OUACIIITA RIVER
Packetior Bayou Bartholomew Alabama Land
ing Trenton, Monroe. Columbia, Harrisonhurg
Trinity and Black riverThe fine passenger Gamer Lucy
Robinson, X. s. Livingston master T. Tucker clerk viii
leave pGnciualy above. For freight passage apply on
board. -
al9 Us AgAUD Advertising Apsnt
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Leaves on FRIDAY, $50 inst. at Bpm.
Independent Peopl-,s Line,

H.
- Bayou, ST. Maurice, Gampte, Grand Ecore, Al
$50 exandra and Gorions LandiugThe elegant
swim running passenger packer steamer II. r. KIM
ball, W. W. Mhenbury, muster, g. r. Shields, clerk will
for and a intermediate landings above
For freight passage apply On board.
R3-Ths i. +. Kmba viii take freight for Jeherson Port
addo sud all places above the Raft rehpping the light
draft steamers Ham Howell Reub White and Effort
ala J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on TUESDAY, April q, st6P;M;


, r.. REGULAR GRAND ECURE AND
lsAElIrs Naehitoches Packet-Tbe new, fine fast
t4sssekss ming, magnificent passenger packet
Knpdes, Jno. O. Dowty, MASTER g, J. Barsow, clerk,
will leave above positively for Grand Ecee Nsehoches
Alexandria Collie ST Man Ice. Fsyerons Durands Buxton
and Montgomery, Gotions Landing Barbn's Landing
Landing, and all intermediate landings Red river
Little rivers For freight passage apply board
GEO. ID. HIfE 4 CO.,
AL Front street,
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Lea,e. on wEpNEsnAY. Az. 3. asrM.

Leaves on WFDN kSINA 7, April 2, ~ 5 T. N.
r. REGULAR SHREVEPORT PACKET
! l~4HlkrS-The new elegant and and swift pas
eAs<t3sdzsk packet Duke. Samuel Apple
gate master r. " Crlo clerk will positively
oF Shreveport Grand Bayou, Coucbatt Campte, Grand
Eeore, Nachitoches ST. Maurice Montgomery. Alexandria
Cole Norman Landing Gortons Landing Tarhins Landing
aud all intermediate landings Red freight or
having unsurpassed accommodation apply board
IN
al9 GEO. d. BITE 4 CO., Front street.
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- VERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
Hisl fayelte Square Camp street. =
E rms tavorte establishment formerly Florence House
now undergoing thorough renovation and will be opened
es paee on the ls October The location being opposite La
yeue square ana IN the immediate vicinity Of all fash
ionRhe places OF amusement adapte the comfort
Families havng broad verendahs) any other hotel in Inc
In al IT'S appointments. - w
selt " JOHN 7 Letter.
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a MeDONNELL'S RESI- AURANT. No
1SH "a IN Common street, between Baronue and Ca.
y,<4SfV ny rondelet streets, Nav Orle ms - -
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders
Families and CommsnH Merchants supplied with wines and
Liquors Of every description At wholesale prices
fei II Pronri;.tors
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gsbisp af ts, atlsrhsts.
THURSDAY MORNING, J
NEW oRLEANs oLAssIFIcArIoE.

ng q hid. damaged at :, Al &C, and at ssse D.
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Leaves THURSDAY. 22d inst, atbP.M
FOR CAMDEN nIREf,rr

4 H. n HINOLAR TEN DAY AMDEN PAS.
N sepEer packet j udah TOuro G. W. Ewing.
err, u. S, Butler cierk--F Canden Reach
Hills, Champagnoe, Wilmington Morean Pigeon ii Marie
Saline, Alabama Landing Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Cas-
Ter Landing Columbia, HarrisonburR Trinity ali inter.
passage apply on board,
al9 J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising > gent. .
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

s5uulLt,Jcs katchOches Packet-1he fast running
sssssss magnificent passenger packet steamer ID. X.
Carroll, William Kinbail MASTER will leave above POSI-
lively Tor brand EcOre Nachnehes Alexandr Coiie Nor
nens Gorons Tarbins L4Bdings and all Intermediate
landings river via and Little rivers. Fol freight
passage apply on board, or TO
JOHN q. McIEARN Co., Agents,
Union Row, Carondelet street.
The boat will be responsible for contracts
ehascs unless made, ordered by the captain AL
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Leaves on THURSDAY, May 9th at5P, NJ
st. Louis cairo and New Orlean. Railroad Line.
r.. REGULAR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
lalrt,S passenger pRcketThe fine regular passenger
So - packet Philadelphia, Cait Clifford O.
Wayne will leave for he above a intermediate landings
above For freight passage, apply on board or to
BELL, BUCHANAN CO, Agents,
AL 81 Poydrss street.
plan the cabin be and by
applying TO the AGENTS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-12
Broyles ct. al vs.. Mccoy

There is error in this judgment. The defendants
below with others constituted Joint Stock COmpa-
ny to build bridge. The funds to build 1t were
raised by subscription, and the company duly orga-
nized-the defendants and others being the mem
bers of the company For some time after its Or
organization itremained and acted without sny char
ter Of Incorporation but was subsequently ineorpO
rated. In its unincorporated state, this company
made a written contract with Mccoy to furnish
material and construct the bridge. The circuit Judge
held the defendants liable to Mccoy individually,
and disregsrded the position assumed in their be-
half, that the corporation was to be sued In this
he was right It is well settled that where an as
ISOLATION which has existed mere OOpartnership,
becomes incorporated, and the corporation then
cents an assignment of sll the property Of such
ISOLATION for the purpose Of carrying out their OBJ
ject they are primarily and jointly and seTerally
liable for all the debts incurred before the act ofin
corporation. In such case the responsibility OF
the corporation for contracts previously made with
the associates does not become substituted 80 as to
exempt the members from individual ibility. An
gel and Ames on Corporations, PIP. 1928 81. And
Il does not change the that the members of the
company had II in view to procure future oct Of
incorporation, when il was first formed Angel and
Ames on Corporations 592. Nor is the case changed
by the fact that while the bridge remainediu
finished and imperfect state q new agreement was
made with Mccoy, that il he would perform certain
extra work, the company would receive the bridge
and pay him according to the terms Of the original
contract for this must necessarily refer TO the Org
nal contract, and can only be regarded as mode
Of executing IL, and not a new and Independent
stipulation It follows from these principles, that
the circuit Judge did not in insrucing the jury
that il was competent for Broyles one Of the defen
dants to receive the bridge and that his act would
bind the other members Of the company. GreenL
Ev., p. ia, 112. Upon the whole We find no error
in this record, and affirm the judgment.