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viii b. ohserYed there difference between the racs
= t. day and the same day last year.
was abundant supply Of bills to-day than on
~ he week Some Of the banks very freely OF
- sight on New York Il dis The outside rate
s6sd from l to l@s pct dis with an demand
Hara Of course contsndns for rates. to in
eearlnE and Francs with New York transactions in which
Axk large hare Of the cotton exchange made here Ia for
Was4sd for sa and unuuay large portion this season.
uhA has 10 many instances yielded sous profit 10 The
No learn that million Of francs drawn hero
- Forwarded to New York for SALE there sold at 6l7
- an th. which exchange here the sames figures
p he only chance for the dealer save was to sell his
I'D rsmhursc BY drawing New York at the rate Of
There diff ,uty whatever in negotiating
eesnEe on Northern o.atIes more particularly New
M rates before named. In Sterling oay there we're
IN clear bills at from 1895 i0s and lo95S
eemens bills Mt from l0e@y10Si to 1USA We quote
- = ffancs on PArs direct al from lG.. ami
n senerAl range q tbs market from sax The
eeeey q " kiads grades and denomination is hourly ac
Ansca BY party On Pr az sba,ss or .a -
Asw 0seana At l0s net Another party has been -
esne extent This \, and furnishes us with M s,n.,
n1ss
50 shares Canal Bank
ls sS a.. oo"nas.ssl Water wos.s az
Is sss;'.s. s :... AZ ss sDa.
:ssss :yss sss; b.. S1'sa
n shsr Lsvss Staam Cotton Press includes the aftv
rspo last and the lis shares Water Works III
49, ths Mshars reported In last sold on IT. TIT
lss q Lsyes Steam Cotton Press this reach T5
annsn = he prices stated
1As hass bssn otsr sales OF stocks say jackson
1.oaa. Dx Dock and offer for st. Chaslss Hotel Corn
~ sharss.
bs Aiso sas Of lisa Mexican Doublooss at Is IS
~ mshp Empire City delivered $3.50 In silver to Mr.
Ro<Ata recslved from the wes Of Mexico via d.
Re Raroed. The r.sss Of Sterling Exchange win MOI
is = " hsin9 Invested 70 pay much profit We however
49, y have the pleasure Of chronicllng ~ GU,
~ nsy hold out strong Inducements for shipments hiihsr
= n ssasen advances.
Or dsss from New York today by mail to the sh Tia
ssng notice o. the foreign exchange market has been re-
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER,

Journal vim begin jam it, is5s under the
aging prospects, GT wai 4 m hm ,,nas g
and several and important features added which together
with its handsome pictorial illustrations must increase its pres
II Is sa % ss ssa BE s ssss
psr e nges I due I
and such systems of ctiyating the soil gen
a1d Of ADOPTION
sontrbuto constantly writing for this department Of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES department is constantly filled with
universally pronounced of the useful features of the
paP se pss af S Confident
that the announcement that
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
WILL in h se 5 Of The % O. the
her many admirers and warm welcome extended to the
appear in the Homesteaa for is5s from the pen Of Mrs
ifSIlIfiufsrRAT1oYs-Th NHomesesd" will continue, a.
pared eypressy for counsns BY competent artist
News Summary Of Foreign and Domestic events will ep
neseneo he so PRESENT.
viii Re given to Mar
Reports 70, 1852 IS the editors are determined their paper
To the Southern People.
We offer you periodical which is emily estab
shed in to the vital IN erssts the
In the W os ss Fsn
a 81 BE Ct sfnsa h % s s
the Southern homestead his support.
FORM AND TERMS--The Southern Hon esteadn Is pub
ished weekly each namber containing egh large pages
printed in the handsomest STYLE and end dly embeed
with engravings the following advance
One copy 81 six copies, $40; eopies SIS nd
ira copy to the person getting up the Club Address
NJ L. P. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
Nashville Tenn.
NJ Clubs Immediately. d27 Sniff
FINDER CUSTOMHOUsE KEYS-4oO pack
~ ages Brandy, Of the following marks
Coca Pere and Fils,
Achie Petit,
G. Marquet, M-
j. Borel,
J. B. Baron,
j. A. Cue, In,
A. Seignette.
For sale by G. CAVAROC & CO.,
sci 1tawlt lA Ro, al street.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE. on
liberal terms, the following articles received
ment fr.m Europe viz:
10 pipes Cognac Brandy old and Of superior gu ay
In U s. Bonded Stores, asd
casks Hghtland Malt Whisky, also 10 bond.
HUGH MCCALL,
ol0 It so Carondeet ST.
NOTlCE-The frm Of HART THOMAS 4 CO., has
IN been dissolved by the death Of ANDREW THOMAS,
The style Of the new Arm Is HART 4 WINTz.
HENRY HART.
FREDERICK WINTZ
New Orleans, September l, 1885,. seq
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se,sa cssr Harrison Mandsvls
ss'; $sss.s55y sss.
ss,es Sgsspss s,rs S,.l
Sesr. e oa
Spgsp Deg da.sheg VALE; x nfS Nep sFoas
Kess's.. "a. snsps.i-s 50
sy
Sncs. sS'' @i
24is bales cotton 10 hhds sugar o. Dds mo,ssses.
aso ss 3 s IS benz ssa
. g. rs i Wv
ST. .a 81 8 sa ses ss
) si is: .s d. o s. S. "a
e sssss's
rsss leos kegs bufs Bondo whisky e
sas. as.sse e %sss
kns butter 10 kegs butter Bard uaahsld Sse52oo hoss
s snt
GGa siesoaS &cooieo ha5is eSaeso
Hogan Muphy-2s coils rope Smith &eo-io irkins but
nae $ d. beer
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer G Jr65 bales cotton to
fhard Payne sso Con-
Assas ss sss vigil sss yff @
Cos " Esilin &cos4 MONTGOMERY White-ls Mten.
Fsa sss
co.. Lloyd Fri-rson-6 John Watt &co5 Lob Charpan
Ro,earo5a sass. sbls
o Fsaw snssm ,Sa do s,o6
sndries order-Toa s6 bales A. hhds ~ hf
and IS bbls moasses.
PIrTsBuRG-Per steamer News Boy2ls kegs nails 80 kgs
Gaines-l7 do Kvnnet BLOOD &co45 do Gedde II do
pEss mSss Taeri pS cos
nss sss ss,o MpEe sS
Washington AcoiO Phelps Sons bales cotton
John Watt aco-s Geo Connolly &co-s2 Warren Gilmore
Total 5OO bales cotton
ST LOuIs-Per steamer sworl25 bales Gotten W Cox
Fas aasy
P,leher Goodsh-5o koehord Bro aes.os BS sue,
bran der 1co-s4 sacks oats bran Duffy
20 ,es hams o9 tss lard Wright bacon to
Fostes-loo DC s KENNEDY Seas bales cotton Brady
co.4 do Given Watts &ess bales hemp Bon Floreaes2
10 as do ssSs
ALExANDRIA-Per steamer Violet lO2 bales cotton to
West Renshaw Csmmack-l26 Fslloves aco-lsT Rho.
re-S Mienberger Boron-l bale wool West, Renslaw
Camn ack3 bxs oil and sundres orderToal 366 bales
cotton.
pITTsBuRGoPe,s Gamer 1ndiansas bbs whisky to Jas
loo boxes cheese Geddes2 cks potash H May &co6s
Ss so n ne.e SIS III s
bbs vinegar woohies Grgg geo boxes cheese
Byrue &eo-55 stoves-lOS pots Me-27
40 half do Wo d. bbls bbs apples Moore Eco
DONALDsoNyILLE--Per steamer Musc-2D hhds sugar
War. eken Kchcif &co-6 bales Boudeaux45 pigs
mdse to order.
1ls scs Mnri-6 do Thompson-l crate, cotton
Bruaid &eo-i bales moss and sundriss to order.
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8.n 0rltalts alontu Warhst.
casscsxr osslcs, No; 70 Camp street,

Thnrsday Evening, Oh. Is 1859
m gnsa Money market exceedingly quiet The cala
~ hanks for discounts less than tho income will
- pssvsd that hs market ybraes from day day There
- - Of $4,000 Of maturing in February and March
mi q ard Pct, which ii the negotia-
~ Yesterday that the actual operations to-day were
- ~ din1uss character to be noticed The supply Of
ueuey ssi frcs how long II may continue is doubtful.
sxpostens Of coin from New York to Europe still
but reduced scale The New Workers. seem to think
- - shall be drawing coin from them long There
- nsch probability 81 Ii for the present least with present
s q exchange which greatly above the figures of
yes = THIS time when banks importing coin at the
se = 900 month"; The rates exchange on the 18Th
= 0ctohsf last year were ~ follows
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8tbisp nt tee Nlarktts.

CRESCENT OTFrcn No. 10 Camp street,
Friday Morning, Oct. IA. 1850. !
weather rather unfavorabe yesterday
and with reduced supply the market the sales fell of to
about 500 bales at the Of revous quotations
NEW ORLEANS GLASSSEICATIONs.
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Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at6P "
St. Louis Carlo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
~ FOR SIT LOUIS-CONNEUTING AT
Cairo with the Illines Central, St. Louis
lsssss.A with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The
regular passenger packet j. &. Swon H. jones'
MASTER will ST. Louis all intermediate landings
above For freight through tickets to all points, North
East or West, apply on board
H Planters and shipper, rely the puncuaty of this
steamer.
kf- No be tbs considered engaged until paid for.
H~ plan of the cabin and secured
by upp at the Companys office 81 Camp street, Of
Commercial Place.
H-The above will take freight for Memphis ycks
burg Natchez and all the Bends will pay strict attention
10 all way and plantation buslner
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZELL
ol0 Advertising Agent.
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Scllnnners.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
MPHIs PACKETS.
IL ~ IA II . a " N II .
r. MEMPHIS PACKET
fss::=ssEAA 1881 LINE. tls6O. $500

THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Will their beats during of 1859 and 1860 as
follows:
One of the boats of the Memphis Orleans Line will
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
At O'Clock P. NJ.
MONDAY BOATS:
Ingomar I'D. d. Clarke, master.
Rebraska.................. "A. R. Irwin, master.
wEDNEsDA BOATS:
John Sim0nds.. III. F. Smith, master.
Eclipse. I. Spots, master.
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast. VIM. Wray, master.
H. II. w. Hfu........ 1T. II. Newell, master
THE vIcKsBURG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
10 Wit
Daniel BOOne................FH Hicks, master.
Kate F'risbee................J. Lee, master.
Victoria. ......................w. Hauck, master.
Leaves Vicksburg at IL NJ.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers leaving New Orleans Railroad every
evening the week but Wednesday evening" make
connection yichsburg with above
Lines These Lines also run 10 close connection with
Memphis and Charleston Railrond,
And the
MEMPH HIS AND OHIO RAILROAD
FROM MEMPHIS, TENN,
Aordug passengers a East North and West
from that point.
For through tickets freight and reliable nforationapp
J. H. FRELIGH, General Agent,
o6 Memphis Packet Office St. Charles HOTEL left wing.
Leaves FRIDAY, Oct 1i;h at o'clock p. NJ.
4, r. MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
lEAStStS packet line-Regular U. S. mail packet-For
So Memphis and the Beuds-The splendid packet
steamer H. IL. w. Hill, 7. H. Newell MASTER will be
will leave above For freight passage apply board
rto
J.H. rREI1aH,
Office under st. Charles Hotel.
line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
White and Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for ST. Louis and louisville
NJ Adams Express carried regularly by this line
Il, ~ MEMPHIS and New Orleans Packet Line
Regular u S. Mail Packet-For Memphis
all the Bends-The frs -cIrss passenger steamer
lngomar, j. D. Clarke master, will as above For
fleight ssage apply OIL board, or
j. H. FRELIGH,
oil Office unfer ST. Charles Hotel.
This line at Napoleon with regular
Arkansas and White Rivers and at Memphis with
packets for St. Louis and Louisville.
N8-Adams' Express carried regularly by this lins
Leaves WEDNESDAY. October 10. at O'Clock r. M.
United States Mail Packet.
f, ~ M E nj HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
H&A&kS' Packet Line-For Memphis and the Bends-The
splendid packet steamer Alice Vivian,
W. Abels muster. will receive freight the foot OF Groi
street, and will leave above For freight passage apply
on board, or to
J. H. FRELIGH,
Office under the St. Charles Hotel
kTtis Line Napoleon with regular Packets
the Arkansas and White rivers and at Memphis with Superior
Packets for St. Louisiana for Louisville.
14rAdams' Express carried regularyby this Line ola
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Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAIROAD-From Canton October l3th-5U cotton to
Jc&E Kicks HeoEl25 Il \ Allen Aco-5o bales cot
Vance &co-2I Smith Putamn-24 Bnckner San,on
Newman-2 q Thornhill &co-22 do Pritthard Fower-l9
Foley, Avery &co-l4 Rochford Brown &co-l4 Martin Cobb
keoI3 PITCHER Goodrich--l2 Coleman Rrion Wibers
Conway 6co-lO W Estln &co Sam Barrett-9 Walker &
Snider-9 Block, McAfee &co-6 West Where Sco-S
&co-S Ward, Hunt &co-S A u Henkle &co-7 Geo Connolly
sco- Battle. Noble &co-6 do Watt NobeToa
cotton.
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per Cuba-2 gins X Carter .Ico-l Dbl
oil pkgs md.e Hyde &ce-2 bales do Lewis Oglesby-l
Bell, Buchanan &co-2 do Jno Hal die .sco-1
Phillips Nixon &co-6 do McKeever-l0 do
sundries 10 order.
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FO r T A D A NJ s
A AK "A pa a.

Y. 3. MAIL LIME FOR ATTAKAPAs
Daily, II connection with the N. o.. o. md @.
Ess1:FsEzdA W. Railroad-The fast steamer st. Mary,
Atkinson master, bni expressly for passengers ighi
reight viii connect with the Opeoas Railroad leaving
weks Bay daily for Pattersonve Gentervlle and Franklin
days ohsren'on eanheetls and New Town.
Lafayette, Grand Coteau, Opeousss and Washington.
Rusnng time from New Orleans Washington twenty 81,
hours, being the quickest route travelled.
As the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily offers better
facility for delivering upfreRh than any boat in the trade
Shippers will please the boat their dray receipts
J, NJ Johnson & CO.,
3tf 70. 3 Old Levee, Agents.
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STEAM BoA1sDEPARTUREs
UP Err MIssIssIpPI
g=nr1 g EAT CER-. -.
For all Points
NORTH AND EAST,

N n
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER srrAr.
BRs will leave New Orleans as follows:
Imperial. Capt. G. 8. Roger
Aug. 80. Sept. 10, Oct 3 and y, Nov. Is.
J. Q. SwOn. Capt IsRao II. Jonss
Sept. and Il. Oct. II and 81. Nov. 20.
X. j. Capt. Bart wen,
Sept. Sand %, Oct Is, Nov. land q.
New Falls City............. ....Cspt. j. B. Weods
Aug is. Sept and Is, Oct. Is, Nov. 4 and "a.
A. Il. Lacey............... Capt Geo. Taylor
Aug, Is, Sept. and q, Oct. II, Nov. and 2s..
HiaWatha ...Capt e. r. Dlz
Aug. 20, Sept. 9 and %, Oct. 10, Nov. 8 and %.
City Of Memphis. Capt. WI. Kouns
Aug. %, Sept. II, DC l and q, Nov 10 and 80.
Gladiator. Capt Jno Rinefe!tar
Aug. "a, Sept Is, Oct. 3 and 2s, NV. T.
VIM. Nj. Morrison. Capt. Jno. N. Bonnger
Aug. 26, Sept. Is, Oct. s and rs, Nov. a.
ChampiOn........... Capt. Z. b. Moore.
Aug. q, Sept. II, Oct. and II, Nov. Is.
Passengers rely upon boats leaving advertised
making DIRECT connectonsat
vIcXsBuRG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINo. s CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT 81 Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoE
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and Fast.
kTICKETs by the jackson Railroad for sale at this office
Fare Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUrEl
~ TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED,
W-RAaLRooAn LINE PACK Ers,-ss
No. 81 Camp street.
olrrf ssisf5 q q. ' %aTss, f''''
JF ALLEN, ''''' Ns'N'
Ew GOULD Superintendent A'A' i''s't MAJ nsS"s
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
LOWER MIssISsIPPI.


~ - UNITE ID STATES 49,
= TO KsBUR9.
Leaves THURSDAY, M5PM.
The magnificent U. g. mail packet VlCkSburV. Capt,
JIM. White. MASTER will leave for Grand Lake. D5nsdson
Red River Landing Fort Adams Matches Waterproof Rod
Bend Lake iroydsncs stssks Island Lsndqg shpyiths
ton Carolina Landing aud Point Worthnston every Rs
DAY, N5P. NJ.
The vIoKsBURG will take freight for YaEoo River
70 be reshipped on steamers Dew Drop and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, ats Pm.
The magnificent U. s. mail packet hatchez, Captain
y, r. Ieahers, will leave for DonAldsonvie Plaque
mine Baton Rouge Port Hudson. Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing Fort Adams Nstche Waterproof Rodney 81 Joseph
at 6P. NJ. ~ e '
1 Mashes connects vickssurg with steamer Dew Drop
h viii aae freight for all landings the Yazoo Eiver nv
hsh 10 at high water rates. without detention
nooxe mentioned splendid packers Will leave
DAYS without fail the hour appointed Al
attended to. p'''ip'-' '
boats will not be responsible any letter package
S9nsanng money swelry or other vauAbies regular
ls OF ladng specifying the valus
The paid nor for any vauables deposited With The sh
Fosfreisht OF parnage apply on board OF to
~ j. J. PERSON l. CO.,
jelo u corner OF Carondelet and uaion treeis
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PHlLAD HIA

,kR FOR PHILADELPAIA- REGULAR
sTt Line Packets-The AL fast sailing packet bark Hen
sHnllett Jas S. Little, master having nearly ali
her cargo engaged will have dispatch balance Of sght
OF passage Apply 70 GEO. W. HYNS0N 4 CO.,
DECO 81 Camp street,
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~ NEW ORLEANS AND vICKS-
lEAHtAt6 burg U. s. Mail Ii eRegnlar Tuesday Packet
$3.50 For Donaldsonvile Plaquemine Baton Rouge
Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing Adams
Natchez Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Tenen md vicks6nrg-Ihe new steamer Charmer, Capt
leaving New ORLEANS every TUESDAY, at o O'Clock p ~
throughout the
d. n. CARROLL & CO.. Agents.
So Cafondelet
cfS- The steamer Charme Vcksburg with the
Home and Dew Drop for river iy29tf
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BRAzos SANTIAGO.

To sail FRIDAY, 18th inst, at s A. NJ.
x&N FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA,
VMIEs via Pensacola, Apalachicoa, st. Marks Cedar
Sa1ssss Keys, Tampa Bay and ManateeU S. Mail Line
southern Steamship CompnnyThe superior copper ed
l steamship Galvelton, Hnching.
ih, VIII leave as above carrying the u s. mails For
for passengers apply to @. HARRIS, 81 Camp street
rB Freight to Apalachicoa Marks Tampa Bay sub.
consguees. - " ~ ~ VI Wv
RJ- No freight received without order
days sailing hereafter will the 18th and ah
from New Orleans returning, will leave Key West on the
18th ind 18th - - ~ "e'' w a.
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R ED RIv E R .

Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 P. M, POSITIVELY
g. L. Rouns Bros. Low Water Through Dispatch Line.
+, ~s = FOR SHREVEPORT AND ALL
lGMEAksSG way andings-The new, elegant and very
zss@~EA light-draught packet steamer Era No. 3,
Ben B. kouns master, viii leave as above mskinga the
steamer Rescue for Shreveport Era No. for Grand
Ecore. For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI,
sel9 Advertising Agent
clerk Is receiving freight on the Leyee at the
foot of Customhouse street,
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Leaves every MONDAY, at5PM
=, ~ REGULAR MONDAY ri OK ET--Tbe
lEEAy!Ak new steamer LUCY HoLCOMRE, White mas.
ter. will leave for Donaldson Vile Plauue,jye
Bs,on Bouee Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red landing
Fort Adams Natehea Waterproof Rodney Joseph Grand
Cuff War,enon victshnrg, Mllikens Bend Pilch RS Point
and Carolina Landing For treghr passage p, ard
j. j, PERSON A co
~. The L. H. has been chartered tile place Of the
Gen. Quitman. se26 #
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NoTiCE-The arm Of HART THOMAS 4 CO., has
IN been dissolved by the death OF ANDREW THOMAS,
The style Of the new firm Is HART WHIT.
HENRY HART.
FREDERICK WINTZ
New Orleans. September l, 1885,. seq
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V E R A c r U q.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
T E x A S i,

To sail on THURSDAY, Oct. 20, at SA. M. precisely,
EAs FOR CALlFOtN!A, via AsPINWAL
United States Mail Steamship Co.'s steamship
Empire CITY. Mctlowan commander will wharf
opposite ST. Marys Msrket, punctuay above with the
mails and passengers connecting with the Dam
For through tickets apply at the Company's Office No Il
Magazine street.
olo 2ot s. DE WISER co.
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE on
ber terms following articles received on consien-
ment fran Europe. viz:
10 half Brandy old and OF superior
In u 8. Bonded Stores, AID
I casks HIGHLAND Malt Whisky, also 10 bond.
HUGH MCCALL,
ol0 II so Carondelet st,
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
The Primary Election.

The Democracy of Shasta county should re-
member that, on Friday erening nert, the 10th
inst it is their duty to assemble in their respec-
tive election precincts, and elect delegates to the
County Convention called to assemble in this
place on the 18th inst This Convention is called
for the purpose of choosing delegates to the
State Convention, the Senatorial Convention,
and the Judicial District Convention.
The candidates for the nomination for Cover
nor are Weller, Latham, Denver aud Nugent.-
Each of them have ardent friends in the county
Either of them, if nominated. will receive the
support of the Democracy of Shasta. So far as
we have been informed, the chances for the del
egation lie between Denver, Latham and Nugent.
For reasons familiar to all, Weller although he
has friends in the county, stands fourth on the
list We are inclined to the opinion that the
first choice lies between Denver and Latham.
For District Judge we have two candidates
Daingerfeld and Garter. Each have ardent
friends, who will of course use every fair effort
to carry the delegation for their respective choice
For Senator there is comparatively little inter
est felt. The Democracy of this county gene
rally accord to one of the lower counties the
right to the Senatorship this term, inasmuch as
Shasta has heretofore furnished the Senator
As Logan has carried Tehama, the fight, in all
probability, will be between him and Judge
Laing, of Colusa They are both excellent men,
and will make creditable Senators.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
Democratic Convention.

TIME DEMOCRATS OF SHASTA COUNTY
opposed to the policy of the Administration
of James Buchanan, and in favor of the Cincin-
natl Platform as laid down by the Democratic
National Convention of 1856, endorsing the doc
trine of Popular Sovereignty as expounded by
the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, are earnestly re-
ouested to meet in their several precincts and
elect delegates to attend a County Convention,
to be held in Shasta on Monday, the 9th day of
June next, for the purpose of electing delegates
10 attend the Democratic State Convention to be
held at Sacramento on the 18th of June, and for
the purpose of forming County Organization
All who are opposed to the prostitution of the
usages of the Democratic party are earnestly re-
quested to be present. [td] COMMITTEE.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
District Court.
Hon. WIN. P. pAIseERFIKLD, Judge.

PARTRIDGE re Mckinney ct al; remititeur from
Supreme Court fled, and plaintiffs given ten
days to file amended complaint.
Mansau VS.. Morette defendants moved 10 re-
tax costs motion not heard as yet. -.
Rainaldi vs.. Greenhood dismissed without
prejudice and reinstated ON calendar win leave
to file amended complaint in five days:
John Rail vs Creditors; cause continued un-
iii lime OH and time extended to creditors IN
which to file objections to the report filed by the
Assignee.
johnson vs.. McCumber; demurrer Withdrawn
and judgment for plaintiff.
Spencer VS.. Asbury ct al set for 2Zd June.
Smith VS.. Hill ct al; set for 22d of June.
Brennan VS.. B. B. Young leave given plain
tiff to file napers of intervention until June 9th
Louis WWellendorf, " Peter Erickson, Jacob
Breilipg, and David Walters were admitted to
citizenship.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

Resolred, 9Th. The Central Committees Of other
counties interested concurring, that Senatorial
District Convention be held at Red Bluffs or
Thursday, the 30th day of June, and that Ju-
dcial District Convention be held at Trinity
Centre on Friday, the lst day ofJuly next
Resolved, 9th The aforesaid committees concur
ring, that the apportionment of representation
among the several counties, in the Senatorial
and Judicial District Conventions, be the same
rs such counties are allowed in the ensuing
State Convention.
Resolved, 7th. That the proceedings of this
Committee be published in the Shasta Courier,
and in the Red Bluff Beacon and Tehama Gazette
so much thereof as relates to Convention for
the Thirteenth Senatorial District, and in the
Trinity Journal and Yreka Union so much there
of as relates to Convention for the 9th Judi
cial District.
The apportionment of delegates to the County
Convention, according to the established basis,
3. FL