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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-21
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II Is the duty Of every citizen u this Great Republic
% foster aud encourage native genius and Amer
lean enterprise. "-DAE't WEBSTER
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06
Nw @eaas ga Crescent ahursaay zaoruu October g. 1859

couway-Cloerman Tourne &co-Collins l. Noonan-u Cur
.ins-,lspp, Mitchell Jack 9 casbeigusyor David
COB Dursnd-Davis Jackson Dudl & Nelson-J neye
renx-J Doughety kco-G Dolsen Son. Darby ( IRE
monlet Dnpny--uioressier Pasquier-I Ekin Eco-C
Eager Sco Eaton Beieron &co- sedlander Gerson--F
Fosdck &co-Folger &co-Tb Fro;s-
Feger Sen-L Genella son-G Gaines &co--G reen
crgmgrT Gaien kco-Goldsmi.h Haber aco-A Glenn 4
Gro,nuer Bro-N Gnlth--Gique 4 JamsonsA n Hsnkie
conhebsrd SeoGB MarisonD Holmes-F Haitel eco
&co-Harvey lIaske-Homcs 4 Causs Hlliard Snmmarps
&coE Har &coHcnderson Terry Eco-Hurhes HxIlssted
se9.Hewiu Norton &co,G Huntngon-Geo Hennson-J
frod-B Jonrdan Jacquet-WashinetonJ Jackson ScoN@s
Jaeobs-hnoT Higgns-s Kaiser enne Hood &co-Iou
kaser,G kouns Bres.Geo King Kearny Blois &co@
ime-lewis, Stuart &coW II Ietchfcrd Eco T. w LYONS &
Goa Lehman &co-U Laroussni Sco-Ieeds Sco-B lew
sami Loeke-Laxare ievasseurLevy Simon sco IeRord
&eoTLatorest l'e,mares-k Laughn &co- ny Lcitl-J
Lville. Ncksroy Bradford j Mathews ScoS-McS,ca
Nam Nco.A Nc Lnurin-G Mecal, &co-Muse BroJ Fl
ReeiaeA May &co-Mcnemore, Ray burn &ccsoreno
Johns p Manpay &cop Manrd-Macou freres-Frk Maard
Geek Marshhll-Mef atland sarks,ale II N Marks
I,Mongomers Smith-G Mnnson-John Marks &co-- RID
Mwphy.N"f;h pn,hi &eo-A Nortonn .tco--G Nnirne-N
", y Railroad--B NnmtrcH4wkns Nor Wood--order
.ogiesby nacanay- Pollard Punan,-I persen Eca--
Pckeit-Payne IlarrsonS Peck-picher 4 Goodtich--
Renkel-E Reilly kco-Ronsset Genii- Rogers Woodali
&co-Rotchfort, Brown &eo-J Robert Eco j Rugry-
St Cyr-G slocomb &cu Schmidt Il Heger--T i smith
Syyens-P Spear-deo sizer-T II Shields-J Il Sher.
man-SIaush Smith McRae--T F Securing Gco4smih <
lohnson-Sdn9fd Rro--l Stern Bro--J Syme Sce-H q
Stetson &co Thornhili &eoSam'l NJ rodd-p TSurne--
Iurcoe Blnnchard-laylor Ghnrchl-Ttterton Magee
B Inrpin-fhompson &eg-s Farchd vincen, eco
ton-W Violet &co-F Yannt rshielWarren ,ilnSre Eco
) Waterman II Sro.J Woodruff &co-Walker x snider-
Pecci-WaIker Hutchinson GeoWriEht Allen Watkins
II Homau-W Wilson-Woil bros.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06
Receipts of Produce.

s;;
HHsss ssy a ae5S ,
Sss
1885, eSa &. Person Ruesy5s Thornh aco s
~ x hssas SosH ssi ia
ssss os.' N %s
Saz Saass He
E1en af 9rel t AZ Fecw
seas o;ss R sH1
easf e[s 4%b
Wilson Pomroy-sunres order-To;al 1859 bales cotton
wssBss,.s esss
af Relsh. MoeeS
t sadsy r Tf
sed &eo Hewitt Norton Gco-s4 Knox HIGH
ss"s
BBssstlsy johnson &eosJ Person Adams Sso6
WsteT @ bass so oank
sgR as asn Sesys Ssss
ByTe Vance John
T
rsaeo BARLEY J9hnson &eo-soo Nagen. &eo6O
zs sss afs Wss Ss'sH fsss
q . KICKS Aco--3s Foley, Avery &co-3S Bradley, Will
son 6co,3i Moon Bro-3s Iospech sco-3O Feilowes
co25 80 ward N,lie &co22W Morrison &co2O Citizen
ymedes &co1l6 Foley. Avery &col0 do Tarleon Whiting
i1liS-s Brady aco-S Harris Son6 Phelps Jones
Il Jno Williams &co-4 do Campbell & StroBg-lJ H6IN
s'ssS bsess bales
ALEXANDRlA-Per steamer Robt Watson-5O bales cotton
Urquhart--1l0 do Washington jackson &co-5l do
Ar Mienherger Borron-43 Carroll How &co-36 j Rho
er &co3 West Renshaw 4 Cammack-22 Gordon & Castillo
sos s aso / v hSas sf
Coo obi. monsses Ar Mittnberger Boron2 pigs mdse
zcurat col do Toledano Tayor-sundries 10 order
otal 4l6 bales cotton
Observation-Disclosures steamer Blue Brd-sundres to
rider.
HARRISONBU 9-Seamer Red Chief No 40 bales cot.
~ Bnckner, Stanton Newman-59 do Nelson &co5l DO
Estu &co5J Miltepbarger dco-s54 seed
Bard-sundries to order-Tota 200 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06

landings mp to Alexandria. We cordially commend
her to travellers for Red river to-day. Mr. E. Groves
Il IL the efficient clerk of the Eleanor.
Lixsie SgmmcMs for Mtmphis.--The new, splendid
and fast passenger packet Lizzie Simmons, Captain
George Fl. Kirk commander, leaves this evening at
o'clock for Memphis and all intermediate landings.
The accommodations on this packet for passengers
embrace every imaginable convenience aud comfort,
augmented in NO small degree by the untiring ASST
duty with which her officers bring all the appurte
nsnces Of the noble packet into requstion for the
benefit of her guests. Her table is always spread
with the rarest dantes of the Market while in speed
and safety no steamer on the Mississippi has more
enviable reputation Mr.. Maurice Langhorne is in
charge Of the offceas pleasant, as popular and as
attentive to his guests as ever. Give him call this
morning and secure rooms in season.
Woodtord for Louiscue.-The very regular, ex.
cellent and popular passenger packet Woodford,
Capt Moses Erwin, commander, leaves for Louisville
and way landings this evening ut o'clock. The
Woodfofd has just been thoroughly renovated and
repainted, and other improvements added to her
previously great attractions She is one OF the neat
est boats in the Louisville trade and is as staunch
aud feet she is pretty, and offers superior induce
ments to passengers alike on account OF her excel
lent accommodations and punctuaty Mr. Fl. B.
Mclaughlin is the efficient clerk of the Woodford.
Minnehala, Railroad Line packet for St. Louis To
day-At o'clock this evening punctualy, the large
and superb passenger packet Mnnehaba, Capt R. F.
voolfolk, commander, Mr.. D. N. Greenleaf, clerk,
leaves for Memphis, Cairo, st. Louis and way land
ings connecting at Vicksburg with the New Orleans
and Jackson at Cairo with the Illinois Central and
at st. Louis with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
for all points North and East. The cabin of the Min
nehaha is large and beautiful salon. and her general
appointment of q most splendid and magnificent
type. Passengers who wish to avail themselves of
her superior and luxurious appointments and enjoy
delightful trip of the first class packets should
De on board punctuay, she will leave at the ap.
pointed hour Passengers procure through tickets
md inspect plan of the boat by applying at the
'fice Of the Company, No. 81 Camp street. Messrs.
J. G. Wayne and J.F. Allen are the agents of the
finnehaha,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06
Nem Orleans Nloneg Alarket.

CRESCENT OFFICE No, Carnp street
Wednesday Evening, Oct. s. 1889 !
The offerings Of for discount to-day at the banks
heavy One bank had offered which was nearly
double its ncoms Being in strong position enabled
to grant all applications with few tring exceptions The
offerings of Exchange in the aggregate very moderate
The Money market along very quietly Thsre ara very
few obligations maturing this month beyond ordinary
OF business Der merchants obbers and have very
little remit norhwad, they debts con-
seqaeny hs calls the banks which the gsegate
large for the be attributed closing and wind
ing transactions connected with last There
take point that community blended course with
the planting interest indebted the onesed incor
poraous something six millions rsousand
dollars than at this time last year. Is act in e
II The general business city has increased "a 4ct
since the LIST of October 1855 well and for the
meantime Furnished WITH disc accounts of the
the late dry weather brought out very low
estima of the but whether the have an i'm
portans Influence the general Market
moment be determined The however, continues to be
freely supplied with which further by sales
to day of having 60 to l2o days very low
figure Of pct Taers some other small
of and 10 months paper hands the rate
OF S99 Pct with few ions of third under
the tonsoal regime say @l6 et There an abundance
Of money for all legitimate purposes.
In Exchange the market to-day opend orpidly moved alo
suggshy and closed corresponding desires or wishes Of
dealers and buyers In general The the banks
for checks on New York ranged from 3 PREM Outside
there transactions 1l6 PREM aud days sight at
i6 dis and ten days at Il dis fifteen days sight at X dis
sixty days sight for good bills " dis ge OF good to
fair commercial bills day from Act dis
and extreme rates for choice ths grade from dis
to 2@2A dis The Foreign Bill dull exceeding.
ngy dull in There some clear Sterling
taken at l09 but this will figure before the close
the week. The general of may be placed
Of from 1Os5s@l094 and dropping. Document bills without
variation We quote from l0S14@.05A O9 Tho latter
dgu only paid for good spnners drawee who are
known IA buysrs whether exclusively generally we cannot
say Francs taken 520@5l7s direct Tele.
graphic advces from New York. to-day and dated
last evening" quote further decline Sterling an since
Saturday last choice ser ing being quoted u
mcrcal bills at 109A.
There sales of Stocks to-day to our know
ledge There of the Bonds of ths
jackson Railroad and Opeousas Railroad Offering without
meeting buyers.
The advces from London to-day by the mail of the 18th from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06


SUGAR. Stock very light, and sales confned to few
small lois at 74@97s4c. ., b. for Prime to Choice
MOLASSES None the levee in first hands, and
heard of no sales Of moment.
FLOUR 600 bbls. sold st full prices including
6 Fine 81 800 Spe fine in two lots at SIS go 60 Extra
Mt So 50, and 100 Plsnis' at 81 IS a Dbl
GRAIN. Tho sales of Corn included go sacks White
Mixed ST. TO- 200 White 81 20, and Tuesday evening
$40 Yellow in store at 81 05 bushsl Oats still rn,er
aud we sales of sacks &C. and $50 Or
binary in lois and in store at b5c y bshe or Bran 500
sacks sold 81 TO- 200 81 l2 and 100 81 IL leo s
PROVISIONS. Pork firm, and 4.6 bas Mess were
sold SIS So retsing sis is q Dbl OF Bacon 20 casks
Shoulders sold at SIC, and 10 Ribbed Sides ut leIc H. In
Lard we heard Of nothing ing
400 bales New York at So So 500 Eastern at
- and ~ Wes,ern at S,i n tun.
COFFEE. $50 bags sold at ll1sc. p ID,
"A cargo of $3.50 bbls Rockland was sold ut 81 "A
Dbl.
WH1sKY...We noticed Gales of $50 bbls Reched at 2sc
q gallon. ..-..
FREIGHTs...A ship taken Liverpool at olsd for
Cotton one for Havre at 1c for Europe and one
FOR Marseiles at Si u hid for Tobacco. Vessels the beh
we're still filling up with Cotton at sl6d for Liverpool ne
Tor HAvre,
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COnsIEnees.

NEW YoRK-Per ship Atianic-T H&JM Allen Eco
Jno Adams kco-R l. Adams &co- Antoguni L Richard
Aitkns-Albert Maiugre-T Bailly Blanchard jr-J
sreen-Bragg q D'Aquin-M Brady Sco G 4 Budaecke
col Baquis-Bull Ellis &co-A Bousgeau
frsakIJno Bein Son Baekner Stanton Newman
4 smth-.Bellocq, Nobom &co-J Biafsr-H Baise &eo-J
Bockns-S Bsrlett-W Bhrnes-Bredow L WusthoG-Bareit
dcoH Bakesly -Burthe Higgins-Byrne. Vance &co-R
Btown &so-slske Tower-Bnrton Work-Blanehn
C0iaek1E 6abnrn, ID Cooper &co-A II Cochran Il Hail
1aarreil hoy Sco-M Coz &co Converse Curer,
harrison Cor Cummings &co W Champn Sco-Con-
verse &co-eramer &coD Carol, &eo-S q Ce ghtor-JR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06

Steamship DeSoto, (new) Bullock from New York 9Th pt
via Havana. 10 Jas Connolly eco. ~ '
Steamship Texas Wilson, from Indianola and Galveston IN
Harris. ~
Ship Asnc Williams, L. days from New York, to Wood
ruff eco. w.
Ship OCEAN Monarch Page, days from New York to
Woodruff kco. ' " y
Ship Atlantic Dnsmore, days Boston, to Jones sco
Bark David kimbai Lnnel days from Boston, to Geo
Fosdick &ro. - wv a
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A,., LIVERPOOL Sept 16, 1859
Ms nsSe for cotton from day day. during
week that the stocks In the hands trade are
prg nearly exhausted duness charac
u me MARKET and the business in the aggregate proves
IN extent Prices have rather yielded in favor of
out 50 little in spite Of we'll supplied market that he
on our quotations Of Friday exceed 6
sysa " 80 iar as acquainted facts there is
N po4aoiy OF large crop having been grown
Wy rams are said to have injury and we NAV
aua ne be fact thas hitherto never have been
~ america two large crops in succession renewal
To S va, with ohts Is an untoward calculated
maans Ia the pubic mind but would by
Travs q the next mail from the East Manchester on
hs owing, in part probably to the
d ce J1st TO- there rather demand for
ah1 arm but prices susceptible decline
- me sales Of cotton which ennmerate are ncludeS
ou Aercsn ;so trail and 60 srat speculation 6O
ana f,can, Dol Brazil and $50 surat for export -
ihe entire sale. from the 18th Instant inclusive are
bales. CtIiIN Kan ANpRTTI t' { ~ sG ~ 900
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06

1 ship Jane Wah17l casks brandy 1872
s s 70 bk,s empty bottles 80 cs vinegar DE- Graaa
CnrrisnM75 do ia cks wine Carrere &coD csk wine
finland FellonG0 do 800 do H absynthe % casks
Lsmbsr-ss casks wine 500 wine
cks wine Cazeau40 do Dufond-i do
Suyda- ~ cks wine anisee nldss Pras Pm
lol &co9 do fruits do ee sBanchia Gaud-3 do absynt
do vermonth Daova &co5 wine GA casks d. N
DO brandy 10 bales mdse Rocereau &co-4 cks wine An
idge &co-l do Marrart &co0 do W Urauhar61 do fno
cases wine Woeste Muer-220O wine de Fuenes Zoo
1873 do IS cs brandy $50 fruits Bruatour-5O do Val
eton0do Taanon 70 do oil Heaton & Over-25 do sar.
dine Plassan-dS cks brandy Hart &co5 bbls do
DC wine Rilu-5 pkgs mdse Maardl do Dnbois-a do
cases fruits 70 casks wine 100 do do
slss do candles piaggo vsosca 5o do sardnes Bay
banehnrd Jr-2 DO 2cases chocolate cks wine Dunze &co
D 90 10y cases do Fessies4 do DeRosmor-sd do
bss champsigns IS cks brandy Pteau
Lanaa reres-32 do liquors II cks brandy order
NEW YORK-Per ship Sebastian Cabot-In ballast
RUATAN IsLAND-Per schr Maj Barbour-lot fruit order
Receipts Mt the Carondelet Canal,
BAY ST LoUIs-Per schr Heena--s5OoO feet lumber tn
order. ' NV i"n'oel "
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Jonyle-35 cords wood tn
order. w SN' "o'o ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06
ATiTLE MARK E T .

JEFFERSON CITY Get s. 1859
Arrived 30 head Of Western Beeves Mich Cows l74
Texas Cte The market is bare Of Hogs and Sheep but
fair supply of other stock Offering.
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EXpOrts.

GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA--Per steamship Cha,
Morgan25 bbs honr % bbs pork coils 50 pece bag
gng 80 coffee IA hhds 10 hhds bacon sacks corn
mdse =
APALACHICOlA-Per schr yictora-l5S bbs aonr III bhs
~ bbs pork 100 bis whisky 10 bs moasse 100 coils
hhs do bacon % coffee Is candles ties hums
20 boxes cheese. ~
MALAGA AND BARCELONA-Per brig Counceler-oso
bales cotton 1900 slaves tox mdse NV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. September s. 1859,
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hall September s. 1859,
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans
No. 45O9. I
Resoced That the of seyenty-vs thousand dollar she
and the sans hereby appropriated by the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans be dawn from the City
U9mproer for the purpose Of procuring two
Wortangton Force Pumps together with mile of 90
men cast iron pipe and five miles Of 20 inch ppe for
the erection OF house for said force pumps and laying
portion OF said ppe the whole in order sufficient supply
OF water be furnished for the exnguishmcnt of res
cleansing the streets and aiding promoting satary
don OF atmosphere Ia and around the city New Orleans
hssofc fter That said force psinps and pipe shall
be FURNISHED and delivered the city OF New Orleans 10
seyor that said force be located and pa ed in house,
to % erected by the City Surveyor the head street
and ths The laying OF all Of said pipe shall be arranged
ecnted by and under the direction OF said City
Eesoud further That the Mayor be and he is hereby author
ie 10 enter into contract with the parties 70 furnishing
delivering TO this city the aforesaid double force pumps pipe
IN accordance with specifications Of the Surveyor all the
same 70 bs paid for and of the amount seventy
five thousand dollars appropriated and CO with
the first part Of this resolution.
President Board of Aldermen,
Csigned) GHAS. II. WALDO,
Approved April2l 1889
tsigned) GERARD STITH, Mayor
MONDAY the 2h of October 1859 at IL O'Clock NJ for the
following contracts, to-wit:
contract for the an iron building on the evee
opposite Canal street. the steam pumps of the city water
works. ~ ~ ~
contract furnishing of one mile Of cast iron pipes
waves, etc., Tor the city water works.
contract Tor furnishing and placing two doubleactng
rorce Pumps, each capable of g and Furnish
sUVo gallons OF wafer an hour together with the boilers
chimney, pipes, etc.; thu whole complete.
The aforesaid contracts be performed with
office.
se6 I'd GERARD sTTTU Mayor
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B A YO U s A RIA
IT, = BAYOU SARA NAIL COMPANY,
EEL FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST

IT, - BAYOU SARA NAIL COMPANY,
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST
The steamer Capitol, Capt v B. Baranco, leaves New
day and Friday at O'Clock. '' e'
The passenger packet q. D., Jr., Capt. J. Mcouod
leaves New Orleans Monday r. NJ Friday nj
l0A. ~ iA'ue' az
leaves New Orleans every inday Wednesday mornings
at O'Clock. ' 'Oit"so
j. A. GOTTEN, Agent
No. L Tchoupitoulas st.
the above boats. 1 81 zms
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Sgippil,g ynttlligeutt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Thursday Morning, October s, 1859
Cleared Yesterday

Steamship Chas Morgan Iwess Inanoa Galveston
. q Harris
Spanish brig Councillor Marstany for Malaga
PUG Brothers
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Leaves on TH TUESDAY, oc,oter 9Th ut P. NJ.
ST. Louis, Clirn and New Orleans K abroad Line
IT, FOR ST. LOUIS-CONNECTINCi AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central ald ST. LOUIS
with the ohioard Mis.issip Rairoad-rhe fine
regular Passenger psGte1 Mlnnehaha. f. Voolfolk,
naste will Leave for st Louis all inermrda- apdiny.
above For freight through tickets to ali points Eorb
East or West apply on board '
1y- Fase and shippers rely the punctualy Of
this steamer -
rs. No berths cens 'ered engaged until paid for.
Rb a plan OIL t7e ca III can be snterooms
hy applying at the Company's Office 6l Camp street.
oomtners al Plnce. VIkGINIUS G. DEN1zhL.
oCtl Advertising
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4ehlsG af tbe alarktts.

cRxsSssr orrioE No. 10 C.mp stra.t
8 CONWAY Thursday Morning, Oct 8. 1859
COTTON. There was good dempud ya.,.ss.' s
sales reached about 5000 bales our previous a
well maintained. 4u''asions being
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06

Ship Jane Walsh York. from Bordeaux 18th Aug to master
ID dist &c. ~
Ship Sebastian Cabot Watts is days New York iu bal
la. 10 G Hynson &co-lst dist n.
Schr Maj Barbour Thompson, ays from Rualan Island to
master-Puig Brothers-2d dist ~. ' ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-06
Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILRoADIFrom Canton, October 5th2s bales cotton to
Byrne VANCE aco-42 Thornhl &co25 Carroll, Hoy aco27
Mcfarland 4 Barksdacl2 Thompson Gark3 cotton
GsrsSn-ae Lowe &eo76 Holloway smit.l6 Per
MeRas-i Green Crnmp-S9 Warren Gilmore &eo--ls Thos
Henderson Peale-3 Walker Snider IS Jno Hare
10 Coleman Brtton Withers-26 Feowes Hco- Martini
Gobb &eeNa Ably &catehing-22 Gien, smedes &eo5 do
COL Mclemoe, Raybutn Sco6 Jonn Watt kco-6 Burton
Work-0 Wood Low-l2 Harding, Abbay & Morehead20
Frierson conway &eol0 Tnly &eo-S Bradley, Wilson
co-Toal 90 bales cotton 1880
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
MoBILE--Per steamer Cuifornia-i6 bales cotton Jno t
Hardie &cJ-4O do Farley Jurey Sco-l3 Tureop Whiting
Tuis2s orders0 bales McStsa Value &co-i bbs
Syme &co6 gin Ii X &co-S bbls oil q
Bogart-sundres to order-Tota liz bales cotton.
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9. Leaves on FRIDAY, October I. at 5 P. NJ.


St Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
, IT, r. FOR SIT. LDUIS--CDNNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central St Lou,.
with the Ohio and Mississippi Raoad-Tbe bne
regular passenger pncket steamer T. b. Mo re-
master, will leave for St Louis and intermediate land
ags as above For freight through tickets all points
North. East, or West, apply on board.
this steamer - ~ f''' -
rs. No berth considered engaged mill paid for
plan OF the cabin can BIS sateroors secured by
supplying at the Ccmpany Office Camp street corus. Of
Commercial Place. " ~ ' W
% he above steamer will take freight Memphis Nat.
chez Fcksharg and all The Bends and ill nav strict atten
ton 10 al way and p.ntaton business.
VIRGINIUS G, DENTzEI,
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