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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-17

TN rendering my thanks 10 those friends who
II have kindly Responded 20 my late call for
payment, ] beg respectfully 10 notify all who
are similarly indebted 10 me for professional
services, that Messfs. Ferguson 4 Blair are
outstanding accounts are hereafter to be paid to
thar collector, Mr. John b. Malben, who II
authorised % receipt Ror The Same
WBf, FRANCE, M ID.
@. s + CITY. Dec i. 1859. 15if
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AmUsEMENT ron THE
People.

COCIAL PARTIES viii be held il Indepsn.
~ dsncs Hall. on Main ST., opposite WIN.
Nisotp., every Monday evening, commeneine AZ
Z o'clock. For particulars apply 10 Alexander
Daft, II The Hall Refreshments Supplied III IN
hoars on reasonable terms. i7.lm
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TO MERCIIANTsAND OTHERS,
JOHN b. MAIBEN

WILL attend to the COLLECTION OF
]. y n ACCOUNTS throughout The Territory,
and sny Other business that may be entrusted 10
his eafes on resonabls terms. .s 4. y I.
. Being Travelling Agent Tor the MeGSTAIsEER,
any Accounts LETT a. the office Of that paper,
will be duly forwarded and attended To- l3-if
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ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

T HAVE taken np, at Srssion Settlement, a
i dark red STEER, years old last Spring, o.
small size; hlsgibis brand on the left hip.
wish The owner to fetch the same, snd Pay
charges. l6-2t JAMES FAcKRELL, Jn
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NOTICE.

III HAVE placed the whole Of my Accowpts
II info the hands OF Mr.. Jobn b. Mslben for
collection All persons Indebted viii, there ore.
obllge me by settling with him Immediately. /
shall require interest on account 81 long sand.
ing. I7.3t SAML BRINGHURSTs
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COVE, GET YOUR MONEY,
w. /. APPLEBY, j

ATIORNEf ~ GULNSELLt(Has ~ n lid WI
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
MILL attend 10 the collection Of Debts,
wv Claims, &c. lii the Territory Of Utah.
+ Powers Of Attorney for The States, Canada,
aud Europe laider the English Law OF Primo
genit1te or othsrwise}, Deeds, Bonds, Mort
cages, Bills of Sale, Declarations for Bounty
I.and Warrants, Pensions, Indian claims, Leases,
&C.; Sc, drawn up legally and with dispatch.
Legal counsel given free Of charge; where he
executes the papers. .s VI IA.
Having had some twenty years pTatce IN the
business, he warrants an papers executed by him,
where The claim 10 lust and information eoIreet.
Bills made ont Books, posted, &es
f TERMS LlBERAL.
I OFFicE 10 Mr.. Ballan's Watch and Jewelry
Store, f st Temple Street, west side, g. s. L,
/ City. arz@s5. l6.H
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selling on Cheap. cheapl CheaP!!

RocERIES, Dry Goods, and CIoibingi
NJ also a quantity Of choice Cigars and Oys-
tiers Of: GEORGE GoDDARD'Si
I7.2: North Of Townssnd's Hotel
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NOTICE.

II HAVE placed my Medical Accounts infis.
j ultimately in the hands 81 John B. Maiben,
Esq, FOR collection. Persons Indebted will, there
fore, oblige me by settling with him forthwith,
either in money, produce, or due hills
Ill w. r. ANDERSON, M. ID. u
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LANES !. HID,

CABINET MAKER, ItPHOLSTERER,
. 6... TURNER AND. GHAIR.AfAKER, 81 II
Second door sonth OF Surveyor Generals Office,
4. ON WEST TEMPLE STREET.
Mr.. BIRD is prepared to execute all orders
lAl entrusted 10 lin in a flushed, Workman.
ike manner. He has on hand larg. supply Of
wetl-sessoned Mountain Mahogany, and vii
furnish 10 order promptly,
1EN,PIN ALLEY BALLS.
COUNTING HOUSE RULERS
WALKING CANES.
and every article in bis Iiae TO crafty the mos
fasIidioHs taste. 3 If
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DENTAL ART.

FTNEi e undersigned has received an assortment
IL Of Sectors celebrated GUM TEETH.
He IL now prepared 10 accommodate such as
muy cali on him, with from one 70 q full set on
Gold Plates. s.. !. I. Il,
r .,. JAS. NJ. BARLOW,
z5 Z. Clock and w atch Maker, II
5sz First house east OF the DeseTet Store,
4.f G; S. L, Cry. =>*
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Ether. Sntelliaellte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No

CRESCENT OFFICE No 10 Camp ST.,
Tuesday Feb IT, 1859. )
The weather yesterday was exceedingly pleasant,
both for indoor and outside business. Business was
brisk on the landing. There were great many ar
rivals and but few departures those steamers that
lett had good trips especially the Louisville packet
Pacific, which had large trip of freight and passen
gers.
We understand that the steamer R. W. Powell will,
for the balance of the season, run up Red river She
will leave on Wednesday for Shreveport. We had
quite gay serenade yesterday afternoon from the
Canal street ferry she having had new calliope put
up. 1t is one of the late improvement, and it gave
forth quite fine music, almost as good as piano.
We should advise our steamboat friends to get of
them.
ARRIvALs.-The Vicksburg packet Princess, W. c.
Wilson. arrived with 1858 bales cotton, and leaves
again to-day at p. n.
The Red river packet Piota, Capt. E. Parker, ii.
rived with DIG bales cotton II hhds sugar. 2e bbls
and half Dbl. molasses.
The Red river packet Rapides, Capt c. ]. Barstow.
arrived with $50 bales cotton, GIL hhds sugar and
SOS bbs. molasses.
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CITY HOTEL. n Blackstone, Ii. III W
stagner, Tex. D 3 Wright, Mo. d N Chandlss,
Ca Ca = IKopp. Phila n Nash, Q; "A q
La. JAS Drake, Tenn. Leonard Mcgee, j 1.
Skinner, G Moore, r " Lemmond, II Aagin, TAI
"a Halt, All; Dr. 8 AcKeen, 4. ;. .Lexsis
Giimer, Ala. j Bachelor, Weart, Ark. DR.
II Lyle, Natchez. =. g Bowman lady and svt s.
Hall q lady, Miss NJ E Hall, Miss A II McCuliongh.
La. VIM W Gibson, Miss. .Robt NcRee, n o
wv Alexander, Natchez. Z. ID " Wilkinson, II
Denkins i lady, IT. Smith, Canton, DR. WIN =
Cheek, L Cheek, DR. VIM Joyner, ] VIM WfIlnrs
Miss. R 3 Taylor, " Harrington, Goodman q
+ G Battle wife SIT Mrs " s Winans, L. ~
....E McAllister, Pt Gibson Nrs d Holmes, NJ
....P P Allen, Brooklyn Mrs s Leatt, NM
combs, Mr. Lawrence, DIR Brashear, 9 Foreacre, q
Rollins, Pr Bass, Nj Courtney, Mr. Nelson, a TsIbots,
Oonpee u. Geo Douglass wife svt, L.. .GeoA
Wright wife & svt, j Douglass wife 4 syt, IA Rol-
Inns y wife, Mrs Rland syt, Isaac Brown. Mis-
v + Peters, Mo; Mrs Towner and daughter. Mias
ptdes. 8 Bridgen, J Haring, W Briel. Mis-
Jno Spear, Jas Scott, B Sara ~. H BHolcombe
Jr, Mobile. Chas A Smith q svt, Miss. h. W L
c .9a Fla B + Cole, 9 Graham Jno Fnnies
n Sticks Miss. Mrs Saml Lee, La. 3 Weiss,
Pbila... g " Mundon, P Harbour, W VI Nundon,
N Dickson, ] Nettles, ] W Dickson, Il 81. Geo g
Gather, CRY. e Atkins & fam, La. IS
ST. CHARLES HOTEL. M w Garrison, N r
~. C A Keafos, A W Delee, La. w w Breageal
& svt, Mr. Leovy. W CS Ventress lady b sva. Sisn
ventress h syt, La. N England, P Butler, Miss
Butler, Ala. "A r Haynes, Lee Thos ] Belev
lady y syt, Mobile, Thos Stanton, N t.. "a i
Read, J N Simmons, B Rouge. C 8 Dewey, g
&c Henderson, Miss. :. "A Pierce, La. :. Nj &
Mrs o Basdell, Mass g W Williams, LAW
" Britton, Miss Britton, Miss E A Britton, Nafx
Geo Dexter N ~. F LeFerre, DR. Cottman,
Bait. DR. ] L Mccormick, La. ID W Hendricks,
Jno w Murrell, Coast. ~ Randolph lady daut .
svt, La. Miss E Stacy, Miss Guyden, B F McGenr
ty wife 4 svt Tenn. Miss E McCaleb, q Richard
son. Chas Duncan, Mrs Chamberlain and son, Ars.
Farrer, Miss. m Gary, P S jenkins, Ala.
ARCADE HOTEL RPatre, W Simms, La.
R Bunkley, J 8 Evens, N O....w West, w r
Smith, La. j Stein, Mobile wv W Wood, Ark
B G Luckett B Mather, Miss. IT B Porte
vent, La. G Beny, Geo W Stgler, Thos Lockhart,
Miss Geo Worthington, o.. "A E Rackmau, Mis-
-. VIM Trabhr, N o.. 20 6 Keenan,, Chas Tay-
lor, Tex. "A Harris, ] N Hill, Hill, ~
Reeves, W B Jenkin, McGee, W Lowe, Albert
G Weston, Miss. .Jno Bowman, Tex. jas A
Mitchell, La. >. Ed Teat N @ Gunnels, Glenn
ents, R Work, Miss NJ Burnett, B Pearce, James
Panel, Jas Panel. jr.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. C Hunter, PIT Coupee
" Matthews, La. !. Geo Trufant, n o. i. Hora-
tia s Routh, La. Jas A Stevens, N y. Mrs p
Montague, Ala. Alex Jeffry, OR Higgins,
lady & svt, N o.. Miss Howell, W ] Howell, Mo.
....y Sulakowoiski, R E Butler. W Kors, La
-. Billiard, S c.. j G Osgood Il lady IT j o.
good Il Aife, N t.. j DeGoicouria, N o.
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MARBLES HEIDsIEcK caAMeAGNE-

This celebrated Wine, Of the wellkp brand ~.
BEEN aud will continue TO received BY The andefe IA
Thoroughly satisfied strongest svienes
that from the closest nesl dant & The Ga ar
taken hold Of i With discrimination to hripg
tofors The superior quality O. this sra us satisiy a
that Its enaua lou is from where atteno
rs chs s Hsdsses Nj
Frequent visits the United States enabled him D-re
uly TO understand and appreciate the and shes Il
s Ss ss the Casnpagns row presented ~
general excellence The varieties Of brands o
tend gea " no donb to confuse the buthc iov
IN fall % the label as well = % ms ard saPssis
y General Agents for MOL ~
The Charles Heds'eck be eA1ihkd n f. - - si.,
under met toned Houses besides ehefs m hers
and at retail with all the principal hotsi k.spe,s
s t5fis 4,ia94 ttfaN itS4 = 3. j. HART CO., ~ Ia
st:,si1 - ]. ID. i. N.MARKS
- SEXEIL I, TAYLOR,
ie< ~ PAYNE, STERILE u Co.
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AYEn,,s , AGuE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY

& Fck FoR TEE
Billions Headache and Billions Fevers indeed for the whole
sssS the necessities Of the
enabled Offer x
proof hs. no harm can arise from rs use IN ansng on
That which rs from
Il 9s asee, @ s o si risk With
system The Of the disease TAKEN
s Ss ess It. so
sks s9sSay d.pB
n dd,s where Fever and Agus prevails; body
hoped place sy fa' arc
% Ss bss and 1 ey
Of inteImen,s y that ntans ouinine mineral
oss a az i:
healthy as i they had never had the disease
as tbs he $
s ss S @
s1 it tie @
III e seas
from the blood and consequently eures them all alike.
esne n s don n # s Ksn
onsy daily while exposed the Infection will be ex.
ss e svs vasass
s1 w III @ e
Ayers Cathartic pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIc,
composed that disease Within the range their
rarely withstand evade them Their penetrating proper
ties search and cleanse and nvigorate every portion Of
organism correcting its diseased restoring its
healthy vtales As consequence of these properties the
invalid who bowed down with pain ysica debility
onished to find his health restored remedy
simple and inviting
Not only do they the day complaints Of everybody
but also formidable and dangerous diseases The agent
below named pleased to furnish gratis my American Alma.
nae containing certificates of their cures and directions for
Headache arising from dsordered Stomach Nausea Iniges.
ion Pain and Morbid Inaction of the Bowels Fatuency
Loss Of Appetite Jaundice and other kindred complaints
arising from low state of the body obstruction
toms They excellent alternative for the
the blood and the restoration of and strength system
deblitated by disease.
Ayers Cherry PectOral,
FOR the rapid of Coughs Colds 1nnenzas
Group Bronchitis Incpent Consumption and for relief of
Consumptve Patients in advanced stages of the disease
SO wide is the Held of its usefulness and the
cases its cures that almost section OF the country
aoouIds in persons publicly known who have been restored
from alarming and desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
nse When tried its superiority every other med
sne ts kind is too observation and where
IT'S virtues known the public longer hesit what anti
the pulmonary organs that incident climate. While
many inferior remedies thrust the comu ity have failed
asd been d carded this has gained friends every trial.
ierred Dement'S on the afflicted they forget
d1eed cures TOO and too forgotten
sale by j. WRIGHT 4 CO.
Nos q / Isl Ch8rtres street, N. O.
Also by HAyILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile and by
all Dealers. d22 en-
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MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.


Because the God himself provided for all our
i be s,
be sps.d and shrvesd harsh and dry Or Worse sin, #
sgpaed @ wssy. ar M Lore sn half s
times week will restoe and permanently all
@ % kssa 81 fsa Judge The writer of the
Dr.. wooD-Dsar Sir Permit me to express The obi
cations under for the entire restoration Of hair
original my the United States
oo m ae OF s9a
slider Restorative wonderful Invention, quite eff
s. THALBERG.
Welsh Nexspape ONCE, IS Nassau st Aprill2, 1855
rsF s Of s Ha Rs q
wife who concluded to try it on her hair little thinking
Sa we'll foIS,
4, v9adsltn ,s By aEsEs all rs
hair strongly recommend the above Restorative per-
~ "''' VI ''@' ''''s' CHARLES caRDEw.
NEW YoRK, July 25 1857,
Since using your Hair Restorative my hair whiskess which
confident that few apple wiz them
itching among passsHf
Ing of and turning fast becoming bald and had
s'orave January last few applications fastened my hair
s Color Ssss n s 3 to rs
color health and appearance snd chesrul
medium and .ma the SINAI. holds half pint and retails fol
cent proportion .ma resails for o dollars
bottle large oas quart 40 per cent more in
On sss s 81 II.
SOLD gY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY, aoops
s l. also WRIGHT res assdaw for
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9sh 0rltans 9aiIp Gr.st,ut.
TUESDAY MoRNING, FEBRUARY Is. ls6s.
Neu 0rIeans Nloutu Markst.
CaEscESf OFFICE, No. IN Camp ssrese.
Monday Evening, Feb. "a, 1850.

c.vscx., (,vxre, M m CAM, .,,... i,
Monday Evening, Feb ~ 1850.
Inc week opens ratner quletly-tney VINO are con-
nec1ed with the European trade are waiting the ar
hsai OF the steamers now due. Inc same indifference
70 large transactions on inland account attended the
course OF trade to-day. 30 far as the applications
,or discounts At the banks to-day went they were as
large a. tne BANKS desired taxing the general charac
Ter OF tine paper being considered though there is no
good refused, unless the account Of the parties
Is considered as full On the street there were several
TRANSACTIONS o. long dated, embracing in all $40 900
az the rate Of get for Al names, IL months, and
"a " Tor good street rates, continue uniform and
outside OF bank there is considerable competition.
our insurance Companies have large sums idle,
winch they are allowed to employ in the way Of
ioanmg 1t may be really termed the discounting of
paper 20 that the large surplus held by the respec
i've companies from premiums, can be turned to the
advantage Of the public. Though some companies
are restncted to mortgage securities others have no
RESTRICTIONS, and can dip freely in commercial paper
whenever offered, confning their rates to the legal
terms' f'ce, though if they ask premium now and
tnen o. one or TWO get, which might enhance the
ra.e, !" ~ ootainabe.
we hotice tnat Dill has been introduced into the
Legislature % allow all organized associations under
the general law OF the State, which embraces Insur
ance Companies, to receive deposits. Such law
woald ehaole country insurance companies to perform
In part some OF the functions of banking and it il
70 be for the benefit Of the country assoca
"ons az II not supposed our city associations are
amDluous OF the privilege We can, however, under
stand the purport Of the bill when printed
ihe Excnange market opened $3.50 this morning,
ss .ne day advanced negotiations increased, parcu
ary ior Sortnern or inland funds. The counter rate
=. most OF tne banks for checks on New York was
~. u. WIN o.ner BANKS the rates ranged from 9l6
20 {, with an active demand, encouraging drawers to
DC very nrm. Time bills were taken freely-that is
sixty days sight at Ia a IL dis Sales IN tho oy,or4
| IS Isn mn sA.s oAAAo>aus
VI made' and Havana drafts at the rate
date at dis, and one days sight on Philadelnhia at
:, 10 :. -. - - -s-s -. e.AA"sASiPni1 az
lll6 and divers transactions ranging for sixtv davs
sirht from m md o soo+ a. N.
| . tSoe">AAs
served that drafts drawn in Havana on New York
supposed for purchases of sugar, and sent to this
o 'AAS' oohiiaiu aoout an elgntn get. more
than the same description Of drafts drawn hara
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Tbs Lsfoarchs packet Vixen, Cspk \. Z. 49,
arrived with 1853 hhds sugas, III bblA - 81 -
bbls molasses.
The Vsrmillion packet Emin, Cap1 !. J. ens1h,.
arrived with 243 bales cotton, IA bblA and IS -
bbs. molasses, and leaves sgEin to-day I'll r. n.
Ine Atsskapss 7ssket r n. Bckssn, Csye H.
smi.a, arrived With ~ balss cotto1, 2o1 hhdL sH,
DIV ons. and hall bbla molAaes, and lsaysD aDnaM
On wednesday. 50
ine hsycs sars packet LAurd Hin, Caps Jas H.
ufe, arrived with 400 bals COTTON, ~ hhik ogar,
sl4 oois' and s half bib. no,assss,
Enc baycu DeGlaase psekse FIsss Tuspls, GspG
FAITHS, arrived With el4 bsla esttoas les hhAE
sogsf, zzz pbls- and half bb'A molass& g
Ine Attakapas paekes CeFss, Capt IL. IAbaeshe,
arrived with a bales cotton, rs hid nnr, 69k
bbls. and 10 half bbas. nolaaeA
The steamer =. F. san, CAPT PtnHss, sssvsG
The Lsfoorche packet Silver Hesh, Capx J. T.
Brown, arrived with 70 hhdA sde1E 166 bkas - 10
half bbls. molases.
Efmira for pe'milios light dssaehe pss1ss,
IN charge of Capt. I'LL Smith, with ~ poHss NJ q.
N. sugg in the ofdce leaves to-dsy q ~ IN
landings on Bayou Vermillicu. q
Ceres for Ahakapos>- This rsgulsr pasuenesr,
packet, in command Of Capt J. J. LAbaEiAs, ~
leave today at IL n. for III wsy landings On At,s1r
pas via Plaquemine. go
Aline for Crosse Tae.-This neat pAnssneujis
packet in charge Of Capt W. G. Neal with u ppDe
Mr.. r. p. Catlett in the ONCE win leave to6sg = 8
P. n, for Bayou Crosse Tste, and N vsy lasd1jivl
via Plaquemine. III
Messenger for Ousckias Riser TIE famom -
senger steamer Messenger y now at lie vhesf -
ceiving for Camden and way poduss, Cart. e. Il 4
Kirk, her gentlemanly and abs co.ar.apdsx = -
ting bis boat through in nne ayle = boas esssh
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVE
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER,

Journal win begin jam It. 1859 under the
aging prospects, T wla1 L h E ,'ns ss
and several and important features added which, together
with its handsome pictorial illustrations increase its
AdRICuLTuRE-Thls, heretofore will be the leading
worthy the great interest desires foster Every De-
panent of Southern will receive due attention,
ers farm management promulgated have tested by
practical and found worthy of adoption large
are constantly writing for this department of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. constantly filed with
universally pronounced of the useful
ny e % for ts0snt
'D'' 'A' a'''A' Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
will retain the control Of the Ii ernry Home-
stead 1889 will be received with acclamaton by
her many admirers and warm welcome extended to The
thought Several beautiful and highly interesting stories win
in the Homestead" for 1859 from the pen of Mrs
ILLUsrRAT1oNs-The Homestead" will continue as
pared pessy fol- s coumns ar pre-
News Summary of Foreign and Domestic events will ap
ineeence, etc. the condo ssd present.
%oastss COMPASS Of general interest
shall excel in this partcalat.
shed your midst-svoted great vital interests Of the
equal superior appearance any
similar paper IN the Union We therefore every Southern
T ea1 sV
As rs esn is pub
shed weekly each mber containing eight large pages
with engrayinps, the following dvance:
One year. six copies So copies Sc nd
" IVY, " ''' 'S L. ?. WfLrJAS S Il Co.,
s-send for specimen numbers, prospec.vses Make
up Clubs Immediately. d27 Sniff
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iohei, Will safes VI ADOuG oUU nhdS. at 6Q6bC. Tor
Fair to Fully Fair & sf ~ F5l ma
MoLAssEs. We noticed sales of about 500 bbls.
at 3ot932c for Fermentng to Prime, and 800 to 400
half bbls. at 35t@s6ac. U gallon.
FLOUR. Demand moderate. Sales 1000 bbs., of
which LIPS st. Louis snperfne in lots at IS 37a.
600 Fancy at s. so, and 200 Extra at Sc so " Dbl
Also, on Saturday $50 bbls. superfine on private
terms. >l9 r..
GRAIN. -. The sales of Corn embraced some 5000
sacks, of which $50 Ordinary Mixed at &c.,, 1874
Mixed at s7a LOO at and $50 in several lots at
9Oc u bushel. OF OATS $50 sacks were sold in lots
at 7sc. % bushel. The sales of Bran included $50
sacks in lots at 81 10 U 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. The only sale of Pork reported was
IS bbls Rumps at $l4 y Dbl. Mess retailing at $40
y Dbl. In Bacon we heard Of no transactions of any
moment. OF Green Meats, 80 casks and $4,000 lbs.
in bulk sold at 10 casks at &C. for Shoulders and
ssc for Hams, and on Saturday 100 900 ls in bulk at
the same rates. The sales of Lard included $50
tierces and ITO bbls on private TERMS
CoFFEE.. Sales confined to about 800 bags. Of
which 372 at l0ac, $50 at III and so at 1Iac VI ID.
BALE ROPE. lbs coils Machine made sold at 81
@s3c. u Ii.
WHISKY. Sales SO bbs. Rectified at 2sc., and 65
Extra at soc. % gallon.
FREIGHrs. :. Two ships were taken for Liyerpool
at I'D. for Cotton, and one for Europe on private
terms. -.H ,-g
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Children three years old and free those over tre4
full fare.
Family tickets IN packages Of be had the
lilies reside the line Of the procure pack
twenty i've for their
The Company prepared to forward Pack
ages Of all kinds place with which they have
tion receiving from delivering at the doic Of patrons
T. s. WILLIAMS,
jaN If Ma ter Of Trsn.no tation
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gem @aas Daily Crescent gassaay atnlns 5sbasy Is, 1859
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
REDDlNG 4 CO.'S

REUDlNG 4 CO.'S
SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
oFFICE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL NJ ORLEANS
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for all Points
On the Opeousas Railroad.
This Company organized for the purpose Of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes. Jewery Merchandise Bag.
ssss and to ~ parts e. the and
and Great Western Railroad.
VIII call for and deliver with dispatch at reasonable
rate baggage Freight Packages to and from all parts the
city Of New Orleans.
Merchants planters and citizens rely upon this Company
to forward the most minute article any destination and We
W. f. BEDDING,
TIL. THAYER
Proprietors
Express. Al II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-15
NEW ORLEANs, JACK.
AsOM AND GREAT NORTHERN

On sEd after January iss Passenger Trsns will
Ing at Canton at $50 P. N. snd Gas A. N. -
Returning, Will Leave Canton At 7.3o w. and 662 p NJ
Al0P.M. ' "
Freight must be at the Depot O'Clock p ~ on the day
previous TO the departure Of the train Otherwise viii lay over