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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-22
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CHERIFF7S SALE.-By virtue OF an Exc
- cuton to directed issued out Of the Hon District
Court Of the l4th Judicial district in and for the County
Of Nevads and State Of California, judgment render
ed said Court rbe 14th day Of August A. i 1855 in
favor of a0fiS COLLINS and against the WISCONSIN
QUARTZ M1SING COMPANY for the sum of three hun
dred and sixty dollars with interest said sum at the
OF per per from the rendition OF Judg-
until paid together with S45 l0lOO costs OF suit
have levied upon and seized the following described
property TO wit: The Wisconsin Quartz Nj ing Compa-
ny's property situated between New YORK hif and Mis-
souri, Hin in the Township ofGras Valley state and Coun
ty aforesaid consisting If three thousand FIVE hundred feet
Of Quartz Lead Quartz NIL, with engine Boilers,
Stamps Pumps. Buildings Sheds, Amagamafing appara-
tus and Machinery also the Stock pf said Company.
Notice is hereby given thatI viii expose to public sale
to the highest bidder for cash all the above described prop
crtv in 'front.' the Court House doer in the city Of Ne
vada on SATURDAY, the llth day OF sept A. D. lsss
between the hours n 10 O'Clock A. ~ and o'clock j. d.
to satisfy and pay said Judgment.
Given under my hand this the 18th dav ofAng. 1856
s " BORING, sheriff
4e.td Nevada County
Notice il hereby given that the above sse is o tponed
un FRIDAY the 18th day Of October 1885 BY orde OF
Plaintiffs Attorney.
DT Ep BuRsELJ pePo'y "fa
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-22

THE DIFFERExcE.-"Do you know the grand
difference between Democrat and 'Lecomp
tonlte7'' asked Phun yns of big bull headed
Pnke. ''Yaas." saysPlke. '.BuiI ain ia gwine
to tell" ''-ThenI will" says Phungus. "The
difference is'this: We Douglas men are'ready
to .piIe for principle. while you Lecompts are
principally for the spiles." "D-d Addition
sst." sjaculated Puke, and that let hin out
Hgt< Pecer6
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-22
r1ONsTABIE's sALE.-stnte ofCalIfornIn

HSONSTABLE'S SALE.--State ofColIfOrnIn.
~ County Of Nevada, Township Of Washington, S. BY
virtue Of an execution to me delivered issued from the
Court Of 81 g. French Es acting Justice of the Peace
and for the county Aforesaid bearing date Sept 9th A.
D. 1855 te satisfy judgment rendered by said Court
the 9th dag Of September A. u. 1885, in favor Of g.
REINCKE, and against CHAs. schmidt for the sum Of
hundred and eight dollars and cents debt
interest and costs Of suit have taken execution and
will sell the highest bidder for cash the Town Of
Omega in front of Henken Brothers store all the right
title and interest Of said Charles Schmidt in and TO
House and Lot situated between Henken Bros and Jas
Gaoways in the Town OF Omega, on SATURDAY, the 2nd
day of October A. D. 1885, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ
Taken as the property of Charles Schmidt to satisfy the
above demands and accruing costs.
Omega. September 10th A. d. 1858.
5O.td W D. DERING Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-22

BoNDs OF TOWNSHIP 0FFCERs.-An oder was
passed by the Board of Supervisors. on Mon
day, fixing the bonds of Justices and Constables
at $4,000 each. Tie bonds of those eRacers
bave heretofore been fixed at S. 900 each
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-22

CNHERIFF7S SALE.-By yIrtue of an Ex-
- ecution to directed issued from the Hon District
Court the 14th Judicial District in and for the County
of Nevada and State Of California judgment rend'
ed in said Court the 9th de- Ssptamber A. D. 1855
in avor Of JACOB HANDERLEITH, and against J0HS
SMITH and J. BROWN. for the Of FIVE hundred and
ortythree dollars twony cents debt with interest
on the said Of s543 20 from the 9Th day Of September
1885, at the rate Of three per cent per month till paid to-
gether 80 coss.o suit have levied upon and seized
the following described property which heretofore t.
ached Aug 7th 1858 ct O'Clock p 81, to wit: House
and Lot Gold Bar South Fork Of the Yuba River, Ne
vada County and State Of California known the prop
erty Of defendant Smith within named and at preseDtoc
cuped store and boarding house by Aessrs Hawley
Brothen.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public sale
the above described property in front OF the Court House
in the City Of Nevada bidder for cash
TUESDAY the Sih day Of October A. d. 1858 between
the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. b. to satisfy
and pay said judgment.
Given under my hand this 14th day Of Sept, 1858.
S. ". BORING, Sheriff n. C.
Rr En RTRR nenn
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-22

SERIOUSLY INJuREp.-One day last week while
at work in the El Dorado steam saw and planning
mill, David Vile got his wrist severly cut by
an AZ. Mr.. w. was using the az when it
few or the helve, and nearly severed his hand
from the arm.-PlacerviIle Democrat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-22

DAY OF ATeNEMENT.--S Saturday lest was OBJ
served by our Hebrew citizens as The Day OF
Atonenent" Their stores in this place were
closed on Friday evening. aud remained closed
until sundown on Saturday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-09-22

A BEAUTIFUL VALLEY.-Sam. Lockheart in
forms US that during his recent expedition east
of the Sierra Nevadas. be Travelled through the
most beautiful Valley that mortal ever set eyes
on lying about forty miles north of Honey Lake
Valley He says this latter Walleydoes not be-
gin TO approach it in point of beauty or excel
lence. From the luSariant growth-of grasses
he inferred that the soil mHst be eeHal 10 any
shat he had ever seen. The Valley is traversed
with stream of cool mountain water every
mile or two, the banks of each stream being
lined with excellent timber The surrounding
mountains were also covered with first rate
timber. AS this Valley was lying among the
mountains unknown and nameless, the company
called it Rabbit Valley, because OF the count
less numbers of that little animal which were
observed running about In every direction In
deed, Mr. L. informs us that Rabbit Valley is
wonderfully supplied with almost all kinds OF
,game-including bear, deer, antelope. sage hens
prairie chickens, &c.-Shasta Courier.
THE Los ANGELES PATRIARCH OUTDONE.-At-
ter copying the item of the Los Angeles patri'
arch leading up his ten sons to the ballOt-box.
aud seeing thOt each deposited Democratic
ticket. the Placerville Register says;
There is a hale old gentleman in the Green
Mountain State, (whose name we could give)
who has ten sons. all of whom are married, lar
mers each having bis own farm, all vote the
same ticket, all professors of religion. and the
father, stepping into his gig in the m0rSing.
can Qisit each Of them before the setting oil the
sun.
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tU 0rIrars Ilailr Q1restrt.
aINER INTELLIeaE McE..
$3.50. Nnvemhar 3. ls5l

Fanny November & 1885
gta vzs,t,,er 5nr;Be tbe whole div Yesterday was
s,ss M g,ith indications IF turning cold Bas
gas an tl,s eyee was inll VIZ regret I'd learn that
~ 4gos Marvin formerly I'll tie steamer Red chief
S.ss rerg suddenly. Dispstebes were received res.
as e-sna To,isyiIIe intorpirg ~ tbat tle steamer
Sfartfa Putnam had snnk near sbawneesown and
La learn. shat the steamer Roprh and Ready had
saasg If Napoieop. vour last reports there we're
s az s,ater in the Ohio TO Cairo and raining and
aear az cents per Dbl, freight.
vs,@,s y1ac,st Hgssssays,,-Tbe fjne and complete
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Receipts OF PRODUCE.

rAp1r Nv 4 =, ,zrp5,,f, 49, VIZ,
Ah1lttN NiehseuFE3Ea oaies cot
w V hl ~ 5iiEiltE S1HlSi &G-SnN 90
" n Ha'itl hhoA d lllgEins9S washington JACK
WI WallTt WA Ss3 tuthold bFoMp &co-l55
ines henderson x ~ 20 ilATd, summers Seo-i25 do
i5yEhe N44ts Neo-lu 09 west hensha~ Commercially DO
5fadeI HUBBARD &cou9 carroll hoy &t04l bales cotton
gonney Ghanpll 40 do fAonh &eo-90 bales cotton
bnckhe stanton Se%na!e9 treilsen Stevenson &co S5
beey johnson &eoS2 bales cotton Hughes Hylesed 6co
r. pS9 Nt ~ p iIg 49, Io4n val Neo-
! q I a / "k SeS a 10 % = fYo,Sii F 4 3aes eolson
n,Sro, ! 33-n3 NJ ~, ~ a P x II uauh t9s12h
i3ih sS, - ~ ~, SflII ,a3S N5'te @eo-9 uo
"a II "a HI 80 81 ,,tiei 3ii r.. ~ &" tIs-
sRI ,3 SV} N5S'9 itli 60 uaes S9LiGn
" H. Y 4 N.Y., ~ uSles c9lt2R
WtiEFr HurInson SeoziS y O. Nslsn5 SIi = bI ,
CLEVELAND Rroihers tFol6 iaias ,TtFoH ~ f4raar / , n
Narn Cobb EeS@5 6utsey HavkiTS - 9Vtftt ma
avs Bradley Wilson sacks cotton seed Payne steele It
Go-4lS 10 Thompson BArnesau1dries TO ofu5rro 9gfg
bales cotton.
MEMPHIS e,aansr II % " NM ~ b,1os ,. t,,
& tIsno5$ f659 yVntt ~ 77s baIsl -,
505 n TIGGk6s Er,SlS eni4s ,,tl'r Rc,4rf T,3 N
M irlaay V55t.nst 80 ~ tsI.5 $50 "a NJ
ia PGtTITori itrGw ErtI9 RfsSp b i9 tAei N n
Thn4 HpIsers5n n Psaa-55 balas gStt3i MINI Ertsf
IN "a ~ - ~ pa.e' Tull9h uAtGI AZ GotsSset
Nelson &Go90 Scruggs Donegan6l Noses Greenwood
66 W Esp &co-51J X GroVes Gco~i9 billiard Summers &
co4I do Phillips Nixon 5ro4 IIenld Asse gco-4U do
Person 6col0 Yrne Vance kco40 Th0rnhIl Eco-30 DO
Buckner, Shnt6n Sewmgn27 Coleman Brttun Withers
y Conugly uhampm20 Barley joAn5on xGo7 do 10
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ae@ e0rIeans Itloteg aLathtt.
CRESCENT oFFer, No. 10 Camp street
...l-.l...- LL....-.i...- Mt..-.tu. Lt.- 4 lE

oRESegNTs oFE EI IN, NO. " Camp STREET t.Ys
fhe money market VIZ extremely qust to-day The most
Il n H., cni ina Sans or IA hanks era yer,
III tls q p9' ssn' ils e''s y. ~ a's Sa.S
vee the Of drawers Of exchange
3afs v aaSenee 'he faes Ar aaEao9 = oul q tle
49, WAN ,,,fs earon,anv artbs WIN
yss assea fro Iiysrnoo Viii, If ,,s ,vsala
Gasaeous ending 22lult was announced havipg
sE at HalifeN quoting decline p cotton, which, with The
*ishs s,at oltls ~ Alle lalauss seslasa Y eueuh
Te ie7ry little Is Be said On tile general sanitary condition
ehssa of ten or twenty days we shall have Thousands Of
"a e eaef pf9alo wien 6'a iaiF e pe e plenty ana pro-
'taetise a. IL any former season
Schange n rket to-day was 90 so The counter rate for
$3.50 f Y III M LIN, 4i,t ~ ~. DIV ~ ~
tss aud AZ a "a discount thirty days sight
sNy aay sisht on b7son, factory bls which
t9a nae iMuenoal l'lSea h'sn, were SOFA az 70 aus
v N M f,nseans Il tbst C1tfar siss If f WV
zags sight ruled from III a 2S discount In Sterling we
faaznef sales Of elepr bills 50 st 1855 obanks aud deal
s' X N3sins 1870 Y ~ ~ u * e + Sotio essu
III stepg market was from io7 s io54 There WAS
as doing francs Some transactions at
A-tAe extreme rates being from o50 g o5ss AZ lac
a seE Se3t' asco1nt'
IA Socks there sales d @ shares Gas Light Company
sy f134t /. N, MA s6 a,.s ITnt, ~. - m, - a. mn
80 =. W. u ~ snste9 oii9n o"A u w. 4ua 'D0V'
sAtB st9nla 70 Eaiirosts Of ".
3here nothing Of uole received by the mail from New
5e 3i,s stao,T,r E51nt~s f,, IN irft -, .rnI ~
1870 - X ( 'tae5 : So - - y
aA A2ng ne recipients W note the Citizens Bank @!5-
gH tha Bank Of James RObb 100000 Thps Parish $780,,
gs % ma san lerh bank ssOu9l TIere pr also OH ar g0r1s
~ '
@cR We nave het peeh regularly aaNseA 4here Is also
coin for the banks ohlehat is ha Bank of Mobile
RINK af Alabama
80 ". WI Iiaat. ~ MAN. I'M t5 49, I'll i,,it. lts.
s6 Il NA tAe iauA Y Vulei IN uulVs3 tnstuloh Whsn
suspended specie payments during the crisis Of 1925 81
gEss I'll
M haor ,as,a.rat1a ,lo,= ~, A t,i,s ;. ita1
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tins The DELAY complained and which oeeasioned tayer %
repudiate the shignnt nude for his aqeo9a seels
been oceNsioued ihe absence Of Mr. Fa ne euy
parne Wilson Co. from Liverpool t2 tas instant g.
Fs appraisa Of the whole oiTcumsauces 81 s 'a t mite
up his mud 10 accept the same security winch hlS representa-
tive having charge Of the business n toe e
md been IL liverpool instead Of London q the time ne ship
nent arrived the EXISTING 70 nhpence nm Ms
decision would HAYS been the same the FepaaR9n o. to
d MI nave taken place and the loss to The plaintiffs would
mi have occurred Had Mr.. Patry maintained the ground
taken BY lis representative with respect to the inadequaey Of
fhe seenrty Gon tee would have had great dteaty an
arriving decision satisfactory themselves Tor he uqHes
Il nably constituted by the agreement with Merle 4 Co. to
certain degree the Judge Of what not good eCur
it acceptance Of il Immediately being notified Of
nature tac condemnation of the pursued BY
in his absence and Il certainly not right that the
plaintiffs should suffer the consequences OF erroneous act Of
the defendants their agents.
It % be supposed that the plaiu when they agreed to
the conditions which Merle Co attached TO their purchase OF
the bills could have CONTEMPLATED such contingency as the
absence Of their agent from Liverpool snd such procrsuated
negotiation in consequence would rtense Taylor from the
obligation Of receiving the cotton bought for HIM The Com
mse therefore, award that the deposited by the plain
s with Mr. yergne belongs Of right to them and must be
returned to lheme defendants paying the Of this arb
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Per steamship Magnolia, from Gaveston-Mr lie Bonga
Mi Sears lady child servant Mr. Turner Stevens
A. MeksrS Fletcher Cheyane Oliver Wamack Balkley Pin
to- Capt Lecoq.
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Ship Creole, Pierce 10 days from New York to woodruff
&oO
Ship Marcia qraenleaf Merrmau from Liverpool 18th Sept
Whitney &cO.
ship smods keson from Liverpool 1lh September to Bnx.
Ter, Lowell eco.
Ship Independence, Eustes, from Liverpool.
British Ship Gertrude, Doane from Liverpool, TO Jenkins
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ Reinbart-Leeds 5co-J 4 & 1
Meks--J B Block &co-P Tricou Sons-J Cahoun-Ac-
Gntchon, Howell &co-E Hart &cO Washington Jackson SCo
-Rhorer, HiggnbOtham &cU-Guter Harrison &coE Backer
John i Leo Wuolman-J & g Cromwei-DrJ Gopys
w A johnson &cO-Scruggs, Donnegan &rO-Lncey &co-A
Hil-ti Morrison sroTHos Henderson Feale- II Ham
sell-Holmes Claus Burrows-Gutrer Harrison
order
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall Nov. 4 1858,
Common Council Of the City of New orleans. }
No, 4l6s.
Reol9sd That hundred and fifty dollars $50 be- and
the hereby allowed the Crescent Fire Company No
"A for the purpose of raising their bnquee providing
and making rpughn the yard, pelioned fol
by said comp my and that the Comptroller upon
Treasurer in favor Of said company Tor said amount.
[Siguedl J. Q. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tSignedl CHAs. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved Nov. l. 1858
lSgned1 GERARD STITH Mayor. Ms
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GPECIFICA rIONs Tor the Contract for the
~ eo"EHthnH ct loot nAsge-wayb, four feet wide
These loot passage ways Shall constructed u accordance
T The lines and nights TO be given by tile City Surveyor
EcIow pine posts by inches square shall be driven at
eight i,to he solid ground ut distances fenb
al six tget from centres and crosswny three feet and nil
sm centres the heads the shall squared according
to heeye to be given by the City Surveyor u shall receive
and support six by six inches square caps which shah be
strongly fastened to each OF said posts with drag nails & of a0
inch Square BY ~ inches long The pauk for le flooring shan
10 Of yellow pine Of lie quality twelve inches wide ~
three inches thick, aud not less than eighteen feet Long they
ha r. strongly matted 10 each OF the caps with ue! Prgsai
spikes Two each end OF each plank each tegee
uon over the caps.
Az h9 materials shall be of he best quality and shall lie
furnished by the contractor, as we'll AS the labor,
me work shall BY performed the entire satisfaction of the
Ciry Surveyor, otherwise ii shall be rejected.
The shall be bound begin the work in ten lvs
Couei ana to complete tue same sixty DAYS after pn4er
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter
she same is not completed
Security Of SlO0O shan required 10 guarantee
the faithful performance Of The contract.
Payment in cash the completion of The and accept
alee Of the same by the City surveyor.
= is well understood that in OF failure by the
fixed or the Council be dissatisfied with bem6ntr ia
which the work is being executed the Council shall have the
deut required by article l9O5o the Civil Code and without
applying court of justice @ annu the and without
shall al time abandon the work finish complete
the same in conformity with his contract the said contractor
donehy him up tho date abandonment and thai HE city
shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability therefor
and also well understood han the Coutracthe resoi
the contractor and his securities shall be held and bound
sodo to pay unto the city al loss difference between the
price AZ which the contractor originally 10 perform
the WORK and the price at which be adiudeated
Bids 70 hs per running foot for the whole work complete
New ORLEANS, October 20. 1855.
By the Committees on Streets and Landings Of both
Signedl II. 4. yENNARD, lg,.,.-
Rss!{ s,gaed ROBERT HUYGHE, s'7'ulsu'
o2s I2t hF-N tIerE ~ ~ S ;osotr,llsr
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TT BONNABET4, SOLE PROPRIETOR OF THE
- New Orleans Southern Chemical Works and A4nufec
threr OF Bl-sUlPHITE OF LIME ONCE No & Frent + q
street between BienFillc and OnstomhOus5 ~ ~
GAIT AND CAMEL COAL
~ 500 stchS common SALT
so taHs best English Camel COAIE
For sale to arrive by S. JONES & co.
% q dsAYieF sseet,
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gebiea1 Of tgt gElsrAets.
DAIhY CRESCENT OFFICE.

DAILY CRESCENT OFFICE,
- Rt'l"s "Aosnins' No'sno7t 2 ie'o.
~ nta'NeE opeust 5esseEu's witt ~ ~
49, ~ @ele SussNea y o IeteI :. uo
e. aaScss wuen reporter uecthe o. ~ at liverpool me
saes q ne us amounted 10 ABOUT 49o oa'os AZ 'eg0"E
prices ana he market was 100 unsettled LOT qn9uons some
saes were sao 70 nave peen AFTER oe
a apoat ae decline from previous rates, We om' 41oonS
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock on hand LIST September, 1855 bales S044S
A AVE- al 3-0
- S92,7l3
F$poTt ed since; "a # al 1o ass
Stock on hand not cleared
| ToBAGC0....We heard ONO sales,
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RsSo'ee1 That permission be- and the hereby granted
to Jean DOuat chimney forge Ne Ieyee
between Pleasant md Iosdano reyts said chimney
be erected agreeaby to city ordinances and during
the pleasure Of he C9mm0n Council
[Sguei j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
[Signedl GuAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Or Assistant Aldermen.
Approved November 1853.
ltiguedJ GERARD STITH, Mayor MS
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cHAs. r. RATLEY & co.

CHAs. r. RAILEY & co,
cHAs. 4. ItAILnY y Co, GENERAL akooERs
And Dealers in ..=..
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. II Tohoupitoulas and
No, aH Gravier street,
Offer for sale on reasonable terms the following artcleB
Brandy
10 packages, various qualities.
whisky
$50 packages OLD BOURBON
MoNoNGAHELA,
IRISH.
SCOTCH,
REoTlFTED.
HOLLAND,
AMERICAN.
Wines In Wood
MADEIRA,
PORT,
SHERRY,
SWEET and DRY MALAGA.
Wines in Glass
0LARET,
WHITE WINES,
sAUTERNE,
BARsAC, etc.. etc.
Champagne
200 baskets assorted.
Sundries- .Z...
BRANDY CHERRGEs-G1ass and cork stops.
BRANDY FRUITs-Assorted
ACCOMMODATIONS brands.
AN1sErTE-An qualities.
CHERRY BRANDY and CHERRY BOUNCE.
CURACAO.
CORDTALs-Assorted, ali kinds
KIRSCH.
MARAsCHINo.
PEPPERMINT.
ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
woLEE's AROMATIC soHIEDAM soHNAPps.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRANDY-Old and dne.
PEACH BRANDY. .....
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PoRTER-Quarts and pinty.
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Quarts and pnts.
PORTER AND ALE-Iu boxes, qts. and PTS, Amor,n.
Tobacco
| t,vas If a1Is tyIeg
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mo. 4l69.

Re01re Thatthe Surveyor lie hereby instructed
have iron shutters Of The City Hall repaired that the
may be closed every evening"
Re5lr6a fker Thatts hereby mnde the especial duty Of
the Porter have said IRON shutters closed every night
protection against fire.
[Sgned j. 0. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen
ESgned GHAH. II. WALDO,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Approved November 4, 1858.
5ienedl GERARD STITH Mayor. MS
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Steamship Magnolia Crowe from Galveston, 10 Payne
Berwick's Bay.
Spanish Steamship Pelayo MeudoEona Havana Oct
in ballast, to PUG, Mir &co-A giers
Ship Kaahdin Oliver IS days Acan in ballast to
Whitney &co--4th dist 3d.
Ship Golden Star Morrill, Liverpool 18th September to
Baxter, EoyeIl Fc0-PUnt.
schr Margaret Renhart Peterson 20 days from Philadelphia
10 g Hynson &co-FOwder House'
schrP@cagnua Hibbs days from Mobile to mHsterBasn
schr lnVincibe kuher1 days from Mobile, to master
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oUACHIrA RIVER.

Leaves THU RSnAY, Ilih Nov. at 3 O'clock r. VI.
fire. =. REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
lf4gSef FOR Cataden drect-The eegoel mud swift pas
packet steamer DIR. BUffinGt On, Len.
Moore G. Btannn, clerk viii leaye above Tor Cam
den Champ gnnle MOraau Pigeon Hit Marie Saline Alaba-
lmndin, OuRchA City, Month ID AGhOnne Trenton,
Columbia arrt>snnbnrg Trinity, and all landings the
UuuGhita and Black rivers
EDWARDS & nENTZEL
r5 Advertising Agents.
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Horse Car will leave the city every morning at O'clock
the last train.
iuetI5.
when called upon, except mail lps hut the conductor
must lave timely III II
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on FRIDAY, oycmoer ., at5P. u

9wg. MPHIS AND NEW Or
f7Rs1EEtstt5a LEANS PACKET LINE = For Memphis and
G9ssss8, the Bends The fist Cl'ss packet steamer III
R. w. Hill, Captain r 4. newell viii be ready to re
ceiye freight Wednesday, morning the foot Of POyds street,
viii leave above. For freight passage, apply
board, 0rtO j.. II, FkEiIbttt
Office under the It. Charles Hotel
ETtls line Napoleon with regular packets for
the Arkansas White rivers and ut Memphis with superior
packets for St. Louis and Louisville.
Rs5A Adams Express carried regularly by this line. $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
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6FSaA 55+558513H 81 ~ ROAD INTER ARRANGEMENT
s1Z1E 4-aPlZ- tfE2Gommencing Monday, Nov. /, lsJ8
-nErAETURE OF CARS
From City. From Lake.
5,ocoek A. NJ, Horse car. o'clock a. NJ, sim Train
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-10-06

BoDY FoUND-The body of white man was
found on Saturday evening floating down Red
Riyer, opposite Mr.. Thos. GiImer's plantation.
four miles above town. 1t appeared to have
been in the water about ten days, and the head
and ono hand were missing. The deceased
was of small stature, and had been stripped of
all clothing. OF course twas impossible to as
certain from what point above the body foated.
The election for. associate-jushce passed off
quietly, but little interest being manifested
The vote in Caddo parish, as far as received
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-10-06

The river is on a stand, but owing to the
washing of the bars navigation has somewhat
improved. Since our last, the Effort and Wa
bash Valley have arrived from New Orleans,
and the Larkin Edwards from Alexandria.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-10-06
FOREVER FLOAT THAT STANDARD SHEET. ;

''MoLLIE The writer's real name must ac-
company all communications tits, in all cases,
Indispensable
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-10-06

The Esd ult., in Charleston, IS. G., J was
celebrated as day Of public prayer and hu-
initiation, ordered by the authorities in view Of
the epidemic with which the city is afflicted.