The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-25

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sewing the clothes in which she was to be ~. ss9
in few days ''sl
The Washington Ark Democratof the IN
says, a company of men passed through our ou,
yesterday. having under guard, man bv the ns.
of Carr, charged with the committal AZ sls Haas
crimes in Texas; horsestealing, manslaugbtar
He was arrested near Murfreesborough. in PHI.
ty. There was, we understand, consideraN lSua
ward for his apprehension Il
CRoPs The Claiborne Al bau,...,
that parish, Of every variety, mo- %Ogoa
porous at this season of the We 8rrasar, nv ny
wheat cropis now ready for harry, eand go Co., W
yieI Is are cor fileutly expected. @f'
The Washington (Ark.) Telegraph Hstp
says the erops in this section of cot ~
finely. Corn has recovered from the H.
late frosts. The cotton crop is very p
the wheat crop, which is now being ha
indications of large yield. Fruit in ~
was entirely ruined, but in others the !,
average crop.
Ihe Ouaehlta Register says we ths
crops in this and the adjoining parishes ps~.
rv rich harvest Good stands Of cotton have been%
tanned and the corn is growing rapidly For ,oms
time we have been favored with fine growing vpaR
er-warm with occasional showers
The laborers in the Chicago lumber wards ara IN,
strike and all other classes Of worb1men in that G
are threatening to do the same thing.
Judge Vondersmith, of Pennsylvania who WASP,
Gently convicted of forging pension claims, has bss,
sentenced to twenty years imprisonment and f5s
Of 5000 besides having to restore to the govern
ment $50 900 of the money fraudulently obtained
James D. Porter the Kentucky Giant" dea :,
his residence at Portland, near Louisville lately z,
was feet 9inches high-probably thu tallest mann
the world.
The Mobile Register says real estate in thateva,
worth twenty five per cent more to-day than fEsys
months ago The demand for houses is good; in fact
houses for next year are being rapidly taken I'D"
A very rich gutno island has been discovered north.
west of the Sandwich islands by the United Sat4.
surveying steamer Fennimore Cooper The csptai1
of the steamer had formally taken possession Of IN,
island IN the name of the United States
The Dallas Texas Herald says: We understand
that some of our prominent citizens are aboutfornip
a joint stock company to put up a first class steam
merchant flour mill site has been selected on mill
creek, about one mile from town. Il is desired b
start with two run of stones, and with MACHINERY
enough to drive six run, capable of grinding one
thousand bushels of wheat per day making l65 or
IT'S barrels of -four. The mill, machinery, de-. will
probably cost some ten thousand dollars 1t expect
to be in operation by the first of September Such
establishment is greatly needed and we hsveno
doubt the enterprise would be highly profitable, We
hope it may be carried out.
The London Times says: A few days ago he
Cltholic municipality of Vienna gave striking proof
Of It's spirit of religious liberation by contributing
$4,000 ifs (G519)) towards the construction Of a pro
testant school house.
Ericssons caloric engine Of five horse power grad
ualy coming into use at the north and east in Oul
dries mills, printing offices, and other establishments
where a reliable. safe and easily managed motive
power needed. There is danger possible from
it of fire explosion. One of fhe engines has bau
introduced III large printing Office in San FranCis@
and we that they to be introduced into Cuba
ONO CENTRAL RAiLRoAD-The Cincinnati Connie,
cal states that bill in chaneery was fled in the
court in that city, by the holders of the first S1d
I. j.. FL Il
company for the foreclosure of the mortglg and sale
OF the road The first mortgage is for twelve hundred
thousand dollars, being $4,000 On the road from
Columbus to GAINESVILLE, and SS00000 on the psi
from GAINESVILLE to Bellair. The second mortgages
upon the entire line, cad for the sum Of $80001.
Married
On the 18th instant, at the residence Of Mrs Moor.
in this town. by the hon David CresweH, FOUNTAIN
F AUSTIN, esq to Miss MARY EMILY STERREr1-bot
Of this place May dark clouds never cast shadow
over the prosperity Of their sunshine, is our most a.
- ( = Died
In Caddo parish, La, May 18th, 1859, Mr.. l. B.
MCKEE ----,.
Consignees of Merchandise per Steamboats,
1T HoiCeU & BuckHer's-Estate of W. B. Means
d H; h. I. B. ]. P Kingsbury & Cod. Jones K
u. Jones; Estate of w Tinnen; W, H. Gill; BaggT
~ Corly & Co; Smith Briggs & Co; McGulnG AndT
son; G. NJ Heryey: Estate Gideon Minis; Steven's
Lyons Fournoy g. Rhodes; P. H. Martin war
A & Collins; B. T Logan; j. NJ Luckie: K. WI
Jourdan; H. Marshall; j. R. Person F Casey
Smith Pollard & Co; B. E. Smith d Bro D RaOh't
F. a. Z. Anderson; G. d H. W, Racquet; LaFg 3
Barthold; Steiger Il Long; jackson & Mccoy IN
Racquet; H j. Hicks; I. J. Broylis; John Collins
Jim Jones & Co; NJ. W Ellis.
At HUI d Fgfe's Mrs n. Irback; yeFter . W
Dyer d Lloyd; s. G, Smith; Smith hicks *
{ MI - u T. IL. IarnlTa
Shaw; G. R. Griswold: E. W. Bush; j. d Au'AT
roy; Lewis & Co; II. Howell d Co; J X au5 sen.
j. w. RUSSELL H. Ware; G. Yarbrough; B. V0'1'
/ ley; @. T Tyler, Tex;) H. 4 F.
At White, Smith d BaLduiPs.-S. W Kyle ~
Section; VIM. Grimes; Mrs. A. kimemeas a. " a
McGowan: John S. Bledsoe; S. P. Hall; y, 49,, A. a
wards; Lacy Colby & Co; R. T. Moore J.. I ?: o5r
vie: j. W. d W Flanagan Naples AGh39 "
Mrs. B. F. Hayden; Robt B, Jones; A, G :, i
Kay; John H Wotford; Clements d Newton I L.
Snow; j. ~ Coleman d Co; j. +, Shelton T gGI.
d Wren; Sample d HolHngsworth; Cook "' sE
S. P. Hollinsworth R. B. Jones; S Ae3 re- a!
Abnpy; b. Haber; W Frierson; j II Goodwin
W. Tucker; G O. Alexander; r. I. Bryaf5y T q
K r. D. Taylor; +. Foster; L. g. ocoghi ~, Z. gl
nell, w K Esther; J. X Dieksani Mrs E EIlls
Mrs. L. Gilpin; Garrett IL Wynne; L. n Ch71gk
Engledow; W H Smith: Lee d Cheathsm o.Ira
a Pegues; I A. TharP; Col v, :. ID.
D S. Wells j. R. Foster; j. PieSens' g,GM
Move; w. NJ. bIfu5 1. W u4a'T''
doe o. II, Pegues. 49,. ~>--y~,v
shreveport Price-curEeI + ,.,5ar
This report eubraces actual sales maze ys''''''
GorroN-Middling 7la@llAc:.,
SUGAR-N o. brown 8@lOl2c. 3D.
MoLAssEs-45@48 cts. T. gall r.. = .,i. srt,,, 80
50FLoUR-Superfue, S. 5089 W. S''L'1''
PonxGMess, $23@24 u Dbl. 49,, ,9s-s
BAcoy-Sdes; clear, I3@l3%c;rlop1sTu sIs gs
shoulders, 90 Zoe; sugar-eured hams =
LARD--l6@l8-c. p ID.
! CoFgEE-Rio, l215@l31ac. y b.
/ WHIsKEY-33 045c gall,
CANDLIs-Star, 25@28c. D.
| CoRN-Sack, 81 1901 20 II bush,
BAGGING-Ky .17c@-i India Ivy
1 RoPE-9@i0e II 10. saa.. =
/ NAns-s5 zoos 50 p key. lRos-ISo94lISSla
Hlp4s-I20l3c. R ID PE Z
/ Om-Lard, 81 35@l 80 " gall, 12h@-:a
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Steamboat Register
ARRIVED
4 MavlS-Rescue, from jefferson. ,..,s
4 r. w Powell from New Or ,s~,
Judah Touro, from New Oflea"'
l9-Efrod, from Upper Red Elss wen
2J-Larkiu Edwards, from JeIs''OI
22-Reseue, from JEFF r7nn.
National, from New Orieans
Eleanor, from Jefferson
23-Era No 3, from New Orleans
Telegram, from New Orleans,
D. r. Carroll, from New lean
24-B l. Hodge, from New Orlea a
i Larkin Edwards, from Jeuet'o
DEPARTED
May18-Rcscue, for Jefferson,
3I-I,ar.iu Edwards for Jefferson