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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10
E1inn8 sEcEtEnrr1e,

- T. DEARIN, Administrator c g., estate u
saw. L. Dsarin deceased, has Fl ,a mr gHss
his final acc unit current with said -.t.o. rrl.-
ing FIR nal ii'charga. This 10 tho -fro 90 na.-
iiy all persons interested to come f--~g-d q. the
next tenn Of the ilonorabi. County our. Of n,'-
las county to be holden at the Couit house in
thc town Of Dalas, on the last Mcr.. in N.v.
1859, and contest the seine if they TX 0rsrer.
". K. MASrEN, c. G. ,.. E..
Nov 2ud, lSjS-lS st.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

y Weare pleased to learn from Col Mccoy, that
oar young friend Ed. McDermitt of this place,
whom Judge Reagan had named as the applicant
ro, his Congressional District, for admission into
the u s. Naval Academy, at Annapolis, passed
nc satisfactory examination. and is regularly ad-
mi ed into the Academy. We feel sure that be
will prove himself an ornament to the honorable
PRO esson he has chosen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

= The Ladies of Dallas and vicinity (bfss them
al. are getting up Notwithstanding dwn per-
p.1 MONS" gathering pecans, and stormng men at
lt,ir "camp." We are overwhelmed with invita-
.ia to join these excursions Of pleasure hd ex-
pee. to have the happiness of going on ''torm"
rary tomorrow, if we can ttca off from tho"
MAN" and "deyil''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

--WO had the pleasure u few days since Of meet
ing in town. two of our Houston friends, Capt Ed
DIS, representative in the State Legislature from
ia rs county, and Mr.. Stiles of the house of A. NJ.
Geutry & Co. The latter is the veritable gentleman
who initiated in the mysteries of coating live oys
tsrs." He is whole souled fellow, and the house
ho i, connected WITH of the best in Texas
Their advertisement will be found in to-day's paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

e A friend from Missouri, now in the "shesF
line. 4" came to the river few nights since, when
the Thermometer WAS lowering GbOut the "ireeI,ng
poinl" Us,i to the rushins' u the Missouri Inl
the majesty Of the Mississippi, he misook oar Trlu'-
ty for slough, and IS he was riding big horse lie
ermined to cross aud set to the nsiu river ruttug
his spurs in requlsiion he plunged into water about
~ feet deep, and landed this side SAFE aud sound
right side up with care, but very wet Whea We
met him, he Wus sh,erlns with cold and loud III hl-
denuuclatlcus Of the deceptive appearances Of Texas
rivers, lie is now Of OplniOn that the Trinity is
nsygable river sud talks o. putting Dallas packet
In Il.
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TIE STATE OF TENAs.
CnrNrY nF K.rF-LAN.

T0any 2arfal oGser Of Sai4 ovaiy-GreshRc:
NTOU are hereby commanded to summon WIN.
Z Brooks to be and appear before me, E. ia
cObs, Justice Of the Peace, in and for said coan-
ty, Precinct No. l, a INV Office, in She town Of
Rockwell, on the last Saturday Of Nov. \. D.
eighteen hundred and ffty-oight. between TIC
hours of Ten o clock 4. NJ and two o'clock J.
VI. Of said day. 80 answer the coial iaini of Wlu.
H. Smith, on Plea OF debt dye Is notes not ez-
oeedirg one hundred Dollars.
Fail not, and due return make rs the law d.
ricts. Given under my hand. this lfih day of
Nov. 4. D. 1853. f. JACOBS.
7 .siirr of tic PcG-c.
Came to hand Oct The ssh. 1855. Directed
to tie "Dallas Herald To- publication.
IH-r-rrF fee - |.a.es-.
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Ed1,fni>srpt,,r.a ", .-n

! II. MOORE Administrator Of b, . r.Iaf- ,r
u Frances 4. JohnFln, deceased, . l.i. sev
fled in my ciaca his f1al account, --si-n5 will!
he estate Of said Frances 4. John Fl. ceased
together with lis petition PRAYING Ha-.-
ell az suc' ajuinstr. tor. This Is
notify all persons inter sted, to COZ f..s s-. cd
'h" '."v' f. ~ - 10 t. EeH'l1.-
t-7 ir ts
ay- .I Earfa-s. itst r %. -- i- ,...-.--.
beg. N 90 ~ is- -.-.a 81 tl,ss ffIa-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

The heaviest frost that we have ever seen in
Nerthern Texas was here on the merning of tho
9th inst The ground was white snow, the air
biting COLI, and the Thermometer down below 30
The frost weeds were covered to their tops with its
ie9ttiful formations
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

ga hafss. s.iils ,ni briil' h'lansias 70 d.
Ii. n Pyor. u this plass, AS siolsh ffem The sta
lis o. ihs ovnsf "a Thursisy night the oh Inst
II Is pretty esfisin that the thief "a, an
Iri.hm.n. namsl. --- GrsEg, since 'sgsriainsl
o he ds.srisr FROM fsH BslknaP Parties started
early the next morning alsr the then, In pursuit. On
sll the principal ih0TOushfaTes o. travel bat have
al returned wiihoui any information q the ealp'
lie is apparently about sb years q age rel ha'he
eomplsEou, rough staggering air, heavy built,
weighs shout zoo pounds,
lie pas accompanied here by another iri'hmanr
Who Is supposed 10 have teen confederate, hut soI
too drunk to steal aborse for himself The latter il
is said was introduced to Judge Lynch E Few days
since, hut could give no revelations as to the where
abous Of the other This is the first then that has
occurred in this county for some time,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

- The weather HAS been cold for several days past
Toe made its appearance for the first time Sata T.
day morning the 9th inst Winter seems to have set
IL in earnest
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10
TILE YTATEOF TEXAS,


70 Ms St%if Of sid c9''ntg- Greef'"s'. :.
EgT NEREAS, joel Dodson, WHO resides il
w Erlth county, and State Of Texas, has FLED
his petition in this Court, alledging tbat lie
holds note on A. NJ. Tarrant, Bethany Brewer
and John Il. Rcicrson for Two Hundred Dollars,
which note was given to 4. j. Hood or bearer, on
the 9Th day of June, 1855, due on the first day
of October, 1856, and transferred to him (peti
ii;.oer) ON the Sth day Of July 1856; that it is
due anu v,;fci3, and that the residence Of the
said Iurrant is unkI.H%n.
These are. therefore, to com,nand you to sum
mon the said A. NJ. Iarrant, by publication in
the"DaElas Herald" to hs, and appear before
the District Court Of Kaufman cOunsv, to be
holden at lhatown Of Kaufman. on the eleventh
Monday after the first Monday in September,
eighteen hundred and frsy-eight, to answer sail
petition, in the GAUGE ia which Joel Dods0n Is
plaintiff and \. NJ. Warrant bethany Brewer
and JOHN r. Eoinsson defendants. ueroiR fail
not, but make due return hereof rs the law d.
reefs
Witness G. W. Seitz, Clerk Of SKID r.-',r
Court. Given under my hand and seal ; LIS
Of Office vt Kaufman, this the 10th day Nv
October Of A. d. 1853.
G. W. SElrX, Clerk, D. c., x. c.,
Received in Office on the 18th day of Oct
1858, and executed by having the same publish
ed in the Dailas Hcra}d. Il newspaper published
in The town of Dallas, in Dallas county Texas,
" $. O. GIBBS, Shelf
Lost print. fee $4,000 X. c., Tex
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We have been presented by Mrs. f. P. Fllctt,
with specimen of the fruit of the pomegranate of
Shs years growth. 1t looks delicious, but does not
.aste corrcspondngly
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T,hc E'ng,ssas7ls &suI;ln

To Saienctii: aud TracticrI Agriculture.
v HgvuY STrprEy-, Pr. = +IiU'urgh, j.
NoGraS Professor Sci niir rir1Vre IN Yale College
Haven vols. Royal OtsvO. 1900 pages AID numerous
wool N.l steel Eugrsyisc-.
This IT, c,nfassall the complete work hcGlurs
Jshel and iu Ter To- give wider circulate publish
err have resolved 10 reduce the p.re
FIVE DOLLARS for the TWO VOLUMES
when by mail lpnstpsfi California aul Or,-a-, hs
price Will be- 81. T. every other part Of the Union and
dn ,p,stra 50. IL Itss cork is yor the Oh Book 81 re
Farm -
for any fthe ahor- u1!ra lions shori s =
sd dressed, paid, to the Publisher,
L-DSARD SCOTT 4 Co.
Is 4 Ii. u OH VII. Ntr- ~
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TILE HERALD.
-,.-I ~ COUNTY NEWs'

we are again under obligations TO our friend A.
psstm.n. E.a., the gsnilsisanly post master {"
Bslknap. 6r copy q the weekly Ats o'l's'"'a'
which arrived at BslknaP on the morning OF 'hs s''
No,-is d.y. from San Francisco, bringing Dallas
4. oo J.x. az that sity. This looks like speed
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3.gay EGticc.
PeR5O"y's E'rcssa5una E9rOii4c
b. Cora.

UANING procured anil planted 5 acres ortho above
1 earn, selected from - acre field, at the Ala
blml state Fair, hold in the city OF Montgomery No
ycmlcr l7h 1857, which paid at the rates Of II
dollars per hushe, AMI finding it no humbug, take
great pleasure in recommending it to the planting
community. received it about the first day Of
April anl planted il ON the 18th day, in black jack
aud hickory lauI, in hills feet ny 4--onc hand fun
Of cotton seed to each hii--thiuncl 10 one stalk,
pillow al aud hood twice, The wc Ilcr dry from
the 10Th of May until 1t mlursA [ gathered and
measured Of good corn ut the rates of 90 bushels per
acre; think 'o,c planting and dry weather cut of
10 bushels pur acre. haze no hcsiiancy in saying
that in good bottom land from 1870 to 200 bushels can
be gathered with propcr cultivation. The suckers,
shoots and tnsscls alike the stalk the ears are
from to 10 inches long, and from 1 to per Hill
nice white corn.
Dcpots will he made at the different county towns,
in sacks from one peck to half hushel nj the rate Of
five dollars per peck, by undressing the subacriL or at
Starryc, Saith Co., roxas.
r. S. AIACFARLANE.
lgE2--1T.iF
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Ne 4 a. ID ri :
OFFICE OF Cow. SrB. DErT or Texas, !
San tntup;o DrIphnr I 1glS

OFFICE OF Cow. Sub. DEBT or TEXAS,
San. Antonio, October II, 1858.
CtEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the I'M
: ) tcrsignei until T. o'clock NJ, the goth OF No
vember next, at which time they will be publicly
crencl--to furnish BACON TO the U. S. troops, at
Forts Rclkrnp, M"Eovett. Chndhourne, and Mason,
and Camp Colorado, from the lst day Of June next,
until The 3lst day of March 1860
The Bacon must be corn fed and consist only of
sides and hams. The latter may be omitted. 1t must
be furnished as called FOR by the A. A. c. s. ut each
most but in not less quantities than two months sop
ply Mt time. 1t may lie loose or baggcd. Proposals
must state the desired manner of delivery.
The names Of two responsible persons must he Civ
en- as securities for the faithful performance Of the
contract
The privilege is reserved to reject all bids deemed
unreasonable. W. B. BLAIR,
Oct 81, 1S56-16;5t Capt. {. s.
$500 Es eggaG'al---CaacFa tGsc TaEcF!
C'TOLEN from the undersigned, living Cham
! : bcrs creek Ellis county, 10 miles from Waxa-
hnchce a5. ut the 1st day Of September last, eight
heal Of qmerican Horse: and one .Mulc, Of the fol-
ID wing descriptions viz: One lrG" Gray Aarc, about
Is hands high, sucking bay colt; Day Mare,
about j. hands high, sucking dark bay, OF brown
colt m Iron Gray Horse, two years old next spring;
a Sorre Horse, two years old next spring, with flax
name and tail-the Mule small but heavy set, bay
or brown branded on ono shoulder with the letter s.
will give 500 reward for finding and bringing said
horses to me--if found ont of this county. And
will also pay $3.50 reward for the apprehension CT
the thief Address, Waxshachic, Ellis county,
N. P SIMS.
1879 lG-cm
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,

DAVID Cock
IN THE disTRIcr COURT OF DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS.
To the Sheriff Of DeatOa County, GfecfinP:
! WNTHEREAS, Rebccca johnson, has fled her
| w petition in the District Court OF said
county against David Cook, Il resident OF Cali
! l0rnia, representing that said Cook on tn 2fth
day Of Oct. 1858 executed his title Bond to
Washington Harmon. to make or cause to be
made to him good and sufficient deed in and
to go acres Of land on the Elm fork OF Trinity,
in Denton county, and beginning at the \. b.
corner of survey Of 800 acres Tor Phloman
Higgins. and more particularly described in a
Patent for the same, Issued the lIth OF februa-
~ 1855, No. l0l vol. filed with said petition
for the consideration Of one hundred doll1rs-
Tltska patent has been issued-that Harmon is
dead, and that she is his sole lcgatee-that no IT,
tie har been made-that said Cook resides in Cal.
iforuia, and having made oath that said Cook is
not 3 resident of this State.
These are therefore to command you to sum
mons said Cook by publication in the Dsllas Her
aid for four successive weeks, to be and appear
before the District Court for the county Of Dem
ton. to De holden at the Court house in the town
of Denton. on the 18th Monday after the Srd
Monday in September. 4. D.. 1888, to answer
the petition OF Rebceoa Jackson now on HE IN
my Office.
Herein fail not, but due return make as the
law directs.
-.zre> Attest: j. i. Ford, Clerk Of tie
ia GA District Court for the county Of
SIklsShJ Denton, and the impress Of the seal
49, - of Said Couri, at Denton this p tn
day Of Oct, A. D. 1858.
J. b. FORD. c. u. c., d. c.. p,
Came hand ana ur II O. I've published in
IAs ua.ss Herald C.5.. --sr an. lE52.
JyEg CARRIER. rl'E p. e..
yv Jtv y. Ra4Rr. ps'iy Shs'E ID. c.
fs -fPlHI r-s =I- 90
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TtKrN uPty We MsfIisn 80 .f' tfl' trfrs
. n " C.at, y fTrsia Z NJ 4 ca rst''s s.Hi
mere. sis.at q ar yssrs 90, stat h'ais 90
sih sr.a.sh brad Appraisal u @. llli
FAkaa % sssaasi 9. h.sty ssiF.gst
lsisrs Isl. a. Hafi =. r, "a re .Esifa u Dslsi
.auuty 90 -srT.i usFs hires ya.rs Of tfis IN "a
i,ss asi atsli 10 L4His h.ss Apr led
TAKEN ~ b. a,agsl lar...y sal stirred -
On. ". a. Hart, ,. T., ia Fsssss' y eis ts-s
Z. la,y, we uag.r ,.l.fci uas -us vim ..>-r
.i-f,l 1-r...s ths sialifsIs, allutli .auA 20
'lr q yssr,r ,l ApI.liss-i 81 600
4ARiA tIIg W. u, u, eI'--ts' ''..' p
.frs &. -. NsAhusI r., iu pr.sig p .a rs,-
u. ,.s ., -. a. a. s' :, .s AZ
,lsr.slt sar, sgi aisg' wars 3D. A.'.,'.i 90
iT>iErs r,yAay A, p.ny,,,y 30 , ,..r,s,s
Z la--, o. - a. .tt 10 il lgso.gsi % 10 I'd -...f
r.usiy, $3.50 ls.pu agEe Eu.s, ~ a-st i...
marie 900 i-s lsss, All. W y.ss Old -a.1i IN I'm
hands high. Ayg-,..-.i a. q.
n, b, sAaltN'c sta a. 'f
N''' '''' jpEiaIia,ss COUNTY
TAErY rrl g. n.u,r sadly sar ,,-u.l ~
rreI. ~ Cb5puips J, T., sio bsy 80 n Ia re-
h.rh aurT ve1's a. cue hlsl lex Rr Er b. i.s
h..s, sstgr "a tEs !9Tshssl, ssis Oh '-' 49, -
pTll lios ia,Ns 'r
TAKEN W Is .. a. Fssass AL ,....I 5000
D. w. a.ma.. us j, r., sas Srsy mare sH. ta..s. ''
E'.g u.ra ir- l.Hs sa. sgII.rAs o. be A. -.+f..
20 Tssrs u'i ll % h.s L Aga, 'at.I F.'.
Anu, lst Is'a-l7;zg
s. 4, YENrEiss', CIR "a, 3, e.
KAUFMAN Count
TAKEN "a tg ,sHusl sl-vsh'H eH4 rrH.sf
z .fsga &, VI. tn.gh, J p, !Tss.Lsi FL q. -s
,rr. 10y e.. u.t7'sr 1853 ia h'sm g.
n. DO, ly' sy usT, al at D A@. ..Es-n
80, .l.r, Gnk lr,Ea v.IA q GsE via
over her .nir, lraal.l On 'As l.f' Pc '-. ..a
Tie ,gh.a % i ~ cole 81 H. G.si' rs.. ..f
BROWN no. AIfTs. .! 90 I o.
TAKEN lgLJ A. J, sg.k-r1F,H ...aT .'-
A! rr =. p Couch g. T.. Es- nuaH a-arr l-esr
y. %, ~ i'o llsh Icy q ls;absF 70. ...f
nils, N.uf .bs i-Eg ~ Esg'a-I -. ..H
u hrsls h'sh, 4' ysir. old. sul a'i " 70 %
s'"'sHlr.a '..Iaas. . -sA
Taxes LTnr :. g. sNs.ru.n, - .-.s.... TO-
.re o., N. tr H-h, J. T.. ,sei'Hs1 No saa.-ar
county. no 20. so,l H.v " ~ tlab rl-Hs
Do m.ei - rs .. Toe avn q! SsGlE h.. .a. .'-
4.se .-'. -t.li % hF!s E'gh, 20 . B.. 10
yrsTs s,!, tg-al r'.gs ,N gr ~.
1851
T.RES W - Jshy Pyle, ral - E..-
Jh,'. Vaugaul !. p ora yoke Of o. ..a ..E
~ -,l slr,slc, villa oraS OF 'h3 "' bob.
. lilyI-Ey. in the III. vaf; lac OF, F sr.Nr.
:'-,l w'sA Wh'tJ back sE! holly anil 4. -. .H.. t...
rep and tau Il ia IN t'g right, md ~ nts
q car, lg.u 'gl ca ihe hig thus ", ..s 3d.
Appraised to 800,
TAKEN UP by NJ. i. Innqui, sud s...1.. '..a
Hhe! YmYo@, j. p "a Precinct r.a
~u.y, gr, s.,ro, lE, vida laid a'.' .'I
.hv7 +. about years .l!. Ar!rN'
gA&ry UP by Il. +. Cry. md .a ...s.
Died. FauVr.l !. T., IN r5'i1st h...1n
,Gatv, 40 i' ses.g a..sl, viths .. ..r.
'n,', .rp wh'.o on rhc s.t sAcuG, .w .1 r
f,l' fan, 10Th Nina l,gs phl'c usa h...
sl,L s.u,c .pllla-ml,ls on his rark, rers
ID. Appraised to $40,
SGT W. Il. HARNFS, c. o. .. rs. or.
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TAKEN UP hv L. -. Cry. md
'Glul Yaupo1, J. p.,ir lr5,iast y
,,uaty, 40 i'.E ser.a, a.gl, with
Rn.i, ur wh'.o on the ls.t fAcu,!t
.i,l' Tan. l,'h Nina l,gs phl'c usa
H.sL s-mc spll,a-muls on his lSck,
Old. Appraised to 800,
is.uar W. e. HARNFS, c.
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Hw.ATKnET rNAs

3NF9, c. rs. o.
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'''' -''' jplaplS COUNTY

TAKFN Uplg n.,.sr Bsl'.y, an g.
Frel ~. Chsynips J, T., si.o tsJ l ,rs
h.rh hurT ve1's IA, cue hlsl lex fr
b n, gstsr "a tss E3TsA.sl, saig Oh sac
PTs.. olios 3a,ue
TAEfN yrty y. y. Fssass aAl .a.
.. ". a.m.. ns j, r., 80 sTsy marc sa
'gu.u hns r.ua ssl agIl.rAs 90 BE
Dr. Tgars 90. ll D.. k.gA h..A, 4
NH". Deg. Is'a-l7,-t
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0tlsaas 4aflg Grsstent,
awe lNTELLIeaENcE.

FRIDAY October 70, 1855
Yesterday the weather was pleasant and warm fol
sEss aeason. Business Cd tie ievee active.
We received the following letter from a friend in
Shreveport dated Oct. 25th;
The rivers above are on a stand and from Shreve
ns daHu telling me effort and Era No. arrye "a
N9day and report SO inches Of water clear Of sna 49,
samps, etc, The Era No. brought tile Era No, 2'a
freight through without detention.
&aatvALs.-The Red river passenger packet Yazoo
Ese, Capt n s. Butler, arrived with l42 bales cot
e5as 81 hhda. sugar, and $40 bbs. molasses She
bssses again on Saturday at P. N for Alexandria
sad Al way landings, connecting at Alexandria WITH
SIC light draugbt steamers Effort and Era No. !.
The Railroad Line passenger packet W. n. Morri-
s9n, Capt u r. Bardeau, arrived with large cargo,
nagt Of which was sI4 bales Of cotton. She leaves
asair al Saturday lit p. III She is the regular St.
Louis packet for that day BIT. Barnett, her polite
lsri, wilt please accept our thanks for late papers.
Betrs LgAyrae.--9. c. TiDieheH for 81. louis -
Ar n. III. 10 tao minute this swift, renowned and
sglsBdid passenger packet leaves port to-day, in
charge Of that universally popular and very careful
asssniaa, Capt IL. G. McComas. The T. c. TBichelI
connects al Memphis with the Memphis and Charles
saa road and At Cairo with the Illinois Central Rail-
gs4d--thus affordng passengers most speedy, safe
s1d comfortable conveyance to any Of the Eastern
tties with such facilities by the river route it is
Surprising to Us that any person goes by any other
eoate Mr. ]. B. Russell is her gentlemanly clerk.
We can recommend the r G. Iwiehell and her clever
aslicers to the travelling public with confidence.
Lacy Holcombe for Menpais.-Iti is only necessary
&o state that this popular boat, Of which W. d. Bate
man is master, viii leave on Saturday next. at
aselack r. NJ. She has just gone through process
ct repairing and fixing up generally, and is capable
afgiving entire satisfaction in every particular.
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And TX epnpased with the month ending ne % Of August
1851 the above returns Of 86yO N ne CIR
cusou Of notes in England and decrease Of &li4s49 N me
ejaculation Of the United Kingdom
comparing the above with the Xed issues OF me several
banks the following is the STATE Of me elfeulAuoht -,
English private banks below the Fixed issue ~ 90
Do. jaini stock do. DO, 90. ..ssts.' ols2s9
Total below xsd issue in Engaud 81 $50 S9
Scotch banks below heir tSed issue 656ll2
Irish do do DO ..,...sts*..., beg,5S2
TIE average stock Of bullion held by the Bank Of England
both departments during the month Guiding the 5h Of August
ss en- 81e4l4 being increase Of E68 compared with
INC prdgi0as MONTH and increase Of e6 $40 when
pared With the same period last year.
he folio ng The amounts Of specie held by the Scotch
and Irish banks during the month ending the 18Th August
cola and silver held by the Scotch banks 9S4
Do. do. do. Irish banks, ..,.......,.. 2S9l, 694
f47O5,67S
Being increase of $500 compared with The previous
return, and increase Of S 252 when compared with the
carrespondng pamod last wear.
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NEW YORK via notwithstanding Philadelphia.

NEW YORK via MISUNDERSTANDING Philadelphia-As.
sorJed mdse
BARCELONA AND HALAGA-ship valparas0--60 bales
cpFkf u bulls wine 26S bags
O boxes rans 1900 h do GOO do ID bbls IS red
pepper 6u jugs oil bNs lemons Castillo Haspe-l81 bags Of
hlmquus pipes wine GuAchs Bros &C9l box chocolate
Gaalerder26J boxes lemons Cochran Ha380 do 5000
do ras 1000 BIT do 26 or do 80 pals almonds Draper
soU4 strings garlic 6 bbls grapes 80 do olives Is Rrrohy
1qeNs y boxes fAhs ~ DO s Rrohs s2uSAges IL bbs of
WING bags pepper 70 cases btters and suudes
dFERP0OEship Independence-5j5 sucks salt 10 Urde4r
NEW Y0RK-ship Gbrlltar-6uCO hbs lime to master-l0OO
do BiagBG Bro.
NEW YoRR-ship Western Empire-Assorted mdso.
TOBASC0-Sehr W Harkaess-StT,6l6 specie 500 hide5
| Total So, SCI specie.
| INDIANOLA AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Neyieo-
hu bales cotton 10 John Williams EcUS FULLY &ra-3f do
lAreton Whiting FulS5 Henderson Terry vru-33iO Sd
fiHnngy heo24J Aofgaul7 d Kelly Eeo-ll bales cot
Carroll, Hoy &cuS Eariie kCos Fellowes Era-S dn
Coleman, Bridu WthsTs-5 N b Brady &e0-4 do shaw A
Aauts2 hcheroy BTadfOrd-lll heat cattle 10 o Wilkins
shnalie 70 y Hart &eo-McC9tchUu Howell order
| Total 3l2 bales cotton,
9EN0A-Ship AIissfssjppis6 boxes lemons 19Nl nv, ~
6cases pa t1 tNsh l5 hi pipes wine so cases prtrys
a9 tons sal 5 cases orange 1900 baskets olive on 2
string garlic ahaa BroSU1 do preserves bOls
hoeu OIL do gums do nuts 10 hb useed baskets of
I'll $50 boxes paste 400 h do cases marble Viosa
BaEdone-S boxes mdse Huu3 do marble LAnRta-I bsx
gldss Afeoa2 baskets oiEe oil Gepi Dol wine To II
dHsson--ll boxes mdse AyegnO
| order l-Oss -
BAY ST LoUfa-sehr Jnniou-Lumber to order
BlheAI-sohf Evira Euger-29, 0sfert lumber ia order
iChEflNGfA-sehr Acyon-55,aQ1 bricks to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29

Steamship Meagorda Flanders from Galveston and Sabine
Pass, to c Payne.
ship Bamberg Ward from Have 18th September TO Baxter
Lowell dco
Ship Kear Sage Leave from Gadz TO Baxter Lowell 6co
Ship Whitney, Gruy, from 1Fapaui, Whitney Eco.
Ship sm9da Mason, tIm Liverpool llh September. Bax-
Ship Independence, Euatas from Liverpool
British ship Gerude Doane from Liverpool 10 Jenkins
Sept-Carge 500 tons salt.
Ship Nulh Thompson shannon from Havana via Mobile TO
Baxter Lowell &ep.
Ship Knie Prince Jones, from Liverpool Gath August
Ship Atlanta Whitman, from Liverpool.
Brig Ialulah, Hanseu from Havana GoldeHbOw Iesparrs
Brig West Indian Cook from Havann Boudousquie h Phil
lips.
sehr johnson RUSSELL from Brazos Santiago to Golden
bow j Lespare.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29

TRIEsTE-ship MayHower-2889 bales cotton
HAVRE-ship Marana-395l bales cotton.
BOST0N-Bark J U Brootman-GO5 bales cotton 1877 bales
hemp 43f3 bbls flour, 10 hides 5000 slaves.
PBNSAGoLA-Schr J Bradford-33 bbs -four 2 bbls of
vinegar hhds sugar rasks bac rice ITO sacks corn
y do oats 10 do bran, 10 do salt