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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

Mn EntroH

Nh LutoE:
\ friend AT \nSilu has sent me the ulli
rial report ri Clement e Johns. Esq,
state Comptroller. which have pcrtscd
wlth profit. II j. III fact IN many re-.
,prcts the mast satisfactory document.
have seen, from that department. con
tanning many valu,st'l" suggestions. yet
&, lew qni" eriuncuu~ IN Tia" midst OF
the Wholesale extravaganza that has
hitherto mui,cd The Iputstcps OF Texas
l'Gi@iItiun, u" prop ,sce to tighten the
machinery ot taxation AMI give the main
rev au additional iurn H. recon-.
nrud~ the taxation "t everything that
constitutes aRn paH Of toe tax payiag
cs'rl Should this hpll move rr,,iv
elective legislative all. the good house.
wives at Texas may hook ont lot the IN.
lnslioral yisage OF the tax gaihrrci.
pccriug into the ted rooms aud ont
houses. of their mansions hunting M 'liic
cutIrc estates 81 the people. f. minister
Is the reckless legislation So firmly in
ausnfatcA in Texas Il is said that a
sensible man nurc observed III reference
10 a Till before the Legislature rcgnla.
ting tha settlement Of the estates uf de-.
c,asad n.r.,us and G,; ,,,, rho en., tto,,
If tlgu If H.. IN .hn,lJ Ln,,,n.o, law
men womb leave Tc>ns IA dic In likr
manner IT some of tn able tomptrolcr's
recommendation become law, it is feared.
many will 60 out OF Texas 90 pay taxes.
\r,,in Xix id., ,h,, I,I,nr o,,.h, ma, ia
br ,,vcd Il. s,,tnsm,,I,lo ,nJ ,,n,iI
have been rxcello,t had !, Lc,n e,,titicd
hv recnmmrnd,;,n'n If - clns.,fe,,,m,.
nj land ,nI , Gv.d ,.,I,, ia. La, g.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

e.u--3.i ...S...- RAJ. -.
+ now making daily trips To and from
| shall to Swau>ons Landing. carrying tN
and Passengers.
Having formed a connection with smith
: Mail stage I.,nc from Jom~yili, to -
port Passengers are offered coH-idcrahF
ducomcnl To time leaving Marshall at 81
\ VI they will, under the pr'',rnt Arrange
bc delivered il Shreveport IA NJ hoais.
The Company Is now amply prepare
Warehouse, and -hoL for the reception a.
rage or cotton. aud all kinds lt Fu'gh's K
Boats Landing nj Swan~ons will md
wharf, aud any amount 1T warehouse ~
Their is conpcten, and careful ag'n' az
dcppi- and stations, and shippers may r
surcd thai all business in'rusied 20 'Na
hail have strict attention and can'n hal"
Cotton per bale intending freight, 81
commission and handling, delivered on
The Boats at .oc per bale II
p lrrieh,s from Swansons Landing !"
shall. including storage aad commission. : \
100 pounds
The Train will leave Marshall irrf y
o'clock 4. VI and arrive at Swanson
10 o'clock 4 ". Returning leave sss
at O'Clock I. NJ and arrive in Marsh
C. r. nyNsh
General >aper'"if"'
Marshall. Dec 1. 1889,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

n The Editor Of tn c-octr.t Printer den.es
Che charge Of being lead 5n. admits there Ia.
been m unusual am3uni oi sickness in Crockett.
and a number Of death, lately In this connea
ton he sayl;
We oaqaot sccorat for o., sickness among
" uncss il BE- ,hs hidden ey,gcm change, from
no, TO coll hiely AMI imprlieu' exposure It
certainly gives oar town 'f1 BY tke appear.
aaes q have SO many dea'.s reported daily b1t
~ really Lawn, a.c peore 50 spar. g. iced sgcl
Susno,se
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

Battoos CuY OF New YoeS ron Ernorr
The New York Herald. Of the Ism,
says;
Pot Lowe auf0unccs positively that
the mons balloon, Guy Of New York
"ueA aas hecu recently on exhibition
a ito Crystal Palace ground. weather
permitting vii, start for Europe lo.mor.
row afternoon. Mr. Lowe says be- IL ,u
hc accompanied by two sea captains. q
member of Congress from Maine. laba-.
'' aod probably Two other p"rsoss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

iln T'st9 fimrs of Cou,rcvillc. men
ti0ss tie circumstance of very inter.
cstinp iros mulatto girl { that place.
who lately chose a master. and wen, into
slavery Voluntarily. rather than be- re.
moved rom the state, as required by
our laws.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

VI see that the Legislature contom.
plates reducing the price If State advcr-
asirg P,ociamatiUns are O. pc lHy
ctaH per Square Ihia is matter that
concerns lte wh,'e pres, of lio State.
u they eaa aliurl to aharcc fly cen;s
% t.' ~.a.o they certainly ought not 70
ask Store ai their customers who aro ~
better able Bog pay ill., Shte Ge1at
l. there NAN u t4o Legislature so
mean as TO ass "a newspaper publisher to
advertise Cor him at half the price that
custom has declarcln INSTRUMENTATION ?
II hq woafnot 10 gnch q mean thing
g1au his .a4iyIqn, account, how can be-
reconcile j, with bis conscience 90 Do 50
os . legislator? II such a law passes
it will only prove that the Leg stature Of
Texas contains a majority II dcma.
goguos.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

JsstaRArlos The imali grafton into Tcxae
lMs 'hln any 9eAyon' s"ron, no,eths'aa itag
the annual IN Of our poppation ha1 3aea
much -raac. iJan any nc@ state Of tie An o.
eau ta.oa, exc pit Cali rua AMI kansas. Tho
psrsri II North E,sic,n rcyas .at the
innig alton 10 that 'ion a. imaea,e. These
Nv corners bring Elth them more or .e.s wcalti
to he adi>l TO the b. y,blr property of the STATE
Thc imlni grants arriving by iltii route bring
With them genera largely orcs ~ negroes
end other cs,leace, Of wealth No have n eu.
Of acres Of and unoccupicl awaiting cm nj
and enterprise II We visa 10 lusry nccs.,c
The migration 20 our Stat S. ma. pnsh io".
ward our work. Of internal improvement. Ff,n.
inen. anon, Theses il thn -out.eru paca
Railroal IT, advantage. og ;a. rad 10 Texas.
AMI particularly to the Eas, c,aa { ao estimated
A Iarg, Ianiaoder dumg tA l4.a dly,of this
sn,erpi1e, offered to g.g .h' ,abpf ~ Ill.,. hands
for yeaF II De could nave any security .ua the
rad woad b. p4hgd .o-warl VITA energy.
YhA: msn property appreciated the importance
q tbs great work We might aGly ASSUME
ths, tie and ,ds Of Texas cla'd aTlfd 10
th.ox away million o. dollars oa iais WORK aud
make millions 10 tie speculation Dat .hay arc
Asxei to do nothing OF the k.ud TAcy src s,ll.
Ply desired 70 give il q heipig hand, Ina name,
which will cnare 70 their own p'caniary aian-
tAse Tha, thcy sill do SO libera,ly and largely
~ entertain scarcely doubt.
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pos AusriN

Oar latest dsics from Austin are I"
the Goth ui, Wednesday nights maj
brpa .nt "a. -, lAtcr int.li GEM \ con
resp lnicnt II the Galveston News, writ
ny from Austin under date Of the 2'th
ull says
a resolution was offered yesterday
Ia the House Il Representative, to pro
coed to the election oi State hns nccr
Mr. Nils OF Navarro county. Dem
moved tu postpone the same. upon when
NJ Baxter. of Harrison county. Houston
Dom ru.r and md \ speech On the sub
i,.ct H.. Sad that h,-tctu Fcxa- w,-
interested IA the election Ut St.Ir TN
,.nr,r SIN h.5 pubic Improvement,
r.iI tax,'- ana could not bat iem'"i
tuslicc 81 ti.r hands pi the hrEi~1'inic
he aided thu, there were ntcWtri~ ""
the door willing to vois. rnIilir1- i'r thr
frontier 80 any other Western measure.
but that they Id not hesitate - mnnchi
10 opposing Any rth"r p"a-nrc, IA p" airh
ihc t,st wAs Interested Tie called such
conduct dcnagognism Nj MilssrcPl"'i
That be dii me-, think to" gentleman 800
,cui!,d 80 insult hm lie had not oP'
o.,,rd anriu, tia. session any mca~nrr
is ,t. .ir Stat. WAS - be- benefited.
AMI la antlem.n knew full wcll that hc
v.. ua, ono If ihn-. who had been -
..l,m,,,,.,,. IN ,dv,,,,i,,t, tia. pnliry Of re-
,r,u,,hu,nt A. Nr Baxter ross. again
aud disciAloed any Intention OF "trhd-
ing hiu H. wa, satisfied that SAID pol
90! 81 F''','n"''h' vas 0A"''"'' INV
W. aus H., 1 49,, ,i.., Dr., :, 49,,
u,b,lm r,o,ia,
t. Senatorial elect n has t''h 'I'
Ais 'ibiiS question ~ ~e'h' ''' '''.
Reagan, "lHl'l! ana VAN nave a" '',.'
hef' Reagan icil = le" "a! 4" "''
commencement Ut the session, ALL ,,Nr
UP iD' 'h'sc i"i the pfs7fh. II Is VI 'n'
s'm"ty letter did tie w"rN 10 'n'' he
seems % nave pleased h''''lA o"' u''.,.
'eH f"' 'h' present me- is "' ''' H".'
hh' '> ne Ii "a' "l I''N''7H 's''t "''
'irhi ana ""efe! ne WI p''i"''N ItH
pear Oh tue taPiN -" years h'u.'. IL
at tins tine seems - be- DO l'''lil'
nave af'"lS 'hi''3lf y yen 'u'' !
CAUCUS 81 WI" m'"e'I' .''hu ' '"'
democratic panty was htid nH NJ i'"'!
'h" 'iih INST, ana lh"i Un' " If"" re-
'''N"d l"' n"'''h"l'"h i"' '".N' 3" '"'
lns move ifh, WITS ih's' ,h vac HOUSE
t. hrins on the election "f''i"''n -
cttl r'l'riS were made !" pun IL oil Wh''"
iailrd 10y TIE '''' ihhl'y II was set
''' 'il""H '"' 'N'" '''''' '"".. '' .''"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

Tns Wrrnyr til bright beaa'if!l iays
Of autumn have passed and cold. stern rrlcai-
~ winter ia upon Is = earnest on Ihnfs,tg
week the weather was remarkably aarm and
plsAsaut On Friday W. Ncre visited with rain.
srov. And ,ect. On Sata.jar thege was q
Asssy rain, and after i, raw Sunday vas sl1r.
~ and dsasrccable. iond,y night :, aga.u
sa'red extremely cold aa3 Wednesday rari-
ssg the 'a'rmometer 10 I've degracs above
sro AMI confined ;s ihroi,h,I the Gav
1har~iay morning was a rarahe Of wednesday
sod VA e. setlnsiy ans ,m'or,aIe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

The Central Texan learns ,hat .horc
hayc htna " cases of yellow fever IA
HEINZ stead, and 80 deaths. " Mars.
casik. tho proprietor ot Vie Com Ter, has
been u srve.c suAcrer having los; i've
members u his family. This is inlcc
s heavy sM.otiur.
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y nw TI11.

nR. WA. EVANS having paIer
~ ia,ercs, Of urs. J. \ y. j. -.
Drug business in Marshall, the oa' ~
l~ con,lnu,Si by the undersigned ~ "
stand formerly occupied by Rhc.fIc :"
nrxt d,or north Of q. g. Grcgg
the style and firm Of } y. i.m'c.' ws
J.B. I.ANCAs'l
~ "a nk4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10
tslr- We begin to rrali,e the advantage, oil

Bay We begin to rcslile the advantage. oil
BE Railroad Cotton is now carried to swan.
son. landing over the southern Pacific Rail-
road, daily thus avoiding bad weather aud bad
roads Boats viii be- in the Lake within ten or
t1ceH day ard carry j, N. \ connection hay.
iag been formed with smith t. - stage line.
passengers ar conveyed bctve,n Shreveport and
Marshall ia much shorter space OF time. and
with more comior, than formerly. Ia addition
90 this convenience, W. nov &c, our mails thru
hoGs. earlier Speed the day wen TIL. road
si",i. Connect with the v i.,ippi and cy'cnd ia
l,prih into tie interior % our STAG W ant
a. road men here now. and there N,,i i,p none
anywhcrc when the road ha, fhy more mile.
finished and hranch,s arr contemplated in every
direction This 5. destined be- thc great road
Of the state. and will be % recognized
MARSHALL GHoyr ACADEMY MIR Pa,illo.
acting under the advice Of bis physician. has re.
ql''sted as 10 state, tina, the exercises 0i this
Academy will not be resumed until the first
hoaday 10 January We pgrt to stat. that
Mr. Pablo has brn seriously ILL., It Is hoped
that, by the time mentioned he will be- able
sqn'n n 'ssc his position in tho .ch,ol ro,n,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

Co'roS New Orleans paprs 4 the l4'
qapte M Ling cotton .. from 20 D. TO !,
oeots
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

nso Rwp, Rcd Rtsr is rising rapidly at
Shreveport, aud reports -au hefn res wed here
Of ncs ris2 a, Fulton lle ) ,uih Western
a .Wciusslsy says
The yef oppo,ite 'hi' place has daring laa
pAs. week, rosc four i',. aud IS still rising NJ
,hefs'c Of ten incic. 90 twen,; ar u3uri We
learn ',ai..a ye rice i, coming ipgn .,cd Kiy.
o., a.! tarJisi navigation may -ta e b. AN
t'clpiied. S.ncc or Las. he fra No | . Iua
N SdSar''. Fair Play Era No. T. and flc,a
bs,a arrived
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

~ A branch o. the Citizens BANK is now
In !al! operation at Shseycp1t,. Ia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

~ 1ke Grm OF ssfs. j. u. Lancaster Il
Co., k~fr BE- zen BY i''', sds riisemeut has
sstsre ae change. Their DTag Store has beca
ssmo,.i to ,he old stand Of Messrs. a s. join
- 60. rect ,rIs d the Public SONAR
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10
o0vrRx1x PACIFIC RA,LaoAp

the f,'pwng nl.l,g,nc. vn
found 10y uus readers ~ grats,,uy
Is cheering
L"'Is'i'I.. \o,. % II" s,u,hh,l,.,.
OF tbs southern fa,,i, rniliu,d n,,.,
convention ~ ihs city last .,,.,"
Thee was large altcldan,. l,,.
sections uf the Union. and much -"
was manifested ~ carrying ont the ula
81 The new organization. ur ~. A?,o IN.
required 10y the Hon Ebgat runps,n
he subscribed i"r commencing the r,a
-Iructf,n ul the road, as ,,n.t,,,,
his acceptance 1T the prcsllrn., An
900 have bcru subscribed here. IA '..r
ton To- TIA. Sloo,uoo already snhs,,is'a
IN Texas.
Lausanne. Sov q The ,un,,pi,o,.,
tie ~tl,h hulic,r 81 the southern p
=, ittad winch met t,l,. oh ii., Fan ~
sd rs proceedings on SATURDAY. am,
An animated session. al which ,l,. r,,,I,
OF Louisville came forward and snls'.,,
bed with more lib,ralty than has L,,n
.p,saIicsl,d AT any r,i'ii; w';,fj' the siori
has been offered i,r sale. The Hon /
Edgar Tompson, oi Pcnnsy r.. il,
rd rs u condition pi his acceptance If ~.
Office ot president uf the puc,ii, toaJ
that all the debts OF the company Shoula
hc piid, and that the sum 81 s2io oon
should hr raised uu the sab. IT tl,. ,,,cl
as a iund Tar tie rc'culutcnccnent ana
continuation st the construction ot ~.
road President fowIkcs has now -,
tied all tlIc debts oi the old and me-,
company, aud the company i, now IN.
,itcly Tree from all circumstances
At tn" convention, ~. Fuvlkes ,f,s,
stating these iart-. announced that 1lOo
600 murc was needle | toplacr Mr. Thumn.
sou, one of the ahlcSt railroad men in =
country, ia the presidential char
Since thr adjournment Il the CONVEX.
lion the remainder Of the t2j0, 600 ha,
rren raised in this city. aud pr.siIen.
Fonlhrs leaves thu city tn.mofruw ID,
Nashville FROM thence be- zoe, ditcc,
To- Philadelphia ior ,b' purpose OF sur
rendering the presidency la Mr. Thme
son, whu WAS elected u, the nr'erin. a
the directors At Marshall. to succeed
DE- Faw ikes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

\ correspondent, ia Ellis county yi,,
Ms the following particulars II case q
killing IA HI county the "thcr d.,
a Re, Mr. Vaughan. a preacher a
thc Baptist persuasion, bad made a e.,
tract with NJ Ba>,man To- build him
house. giving h'm 10 part payment v
horses IA advance Nj Vaughan ai,,s
wards iaucicd HAT Bassman wunld nN
fulfill his contract. and threatened Z,
take the horses hack by force. Il. sal
tia, # he attempted H. De would l.
him Vaughan thcu tupk - gun an
went to find 3a>~mtn H. came to NJ
CLARK, h'n~c with ltirnd IT, stay .
MIGHT. shortly alter. Eastman with {,
trruI. c,ln. tiug a,,.jo ~ta, all u,rlf
i tnjng Vaughan th.er. tat Clah
50. ap,l lu,a,,ni In. had - diIiicuil, NH
\ tu-uau. and must lra,r. Nansla,
suspected. wlr'n BE- SAW lhrm iugcihef|
th,i plan waS laisi Ia murder HIM. and
- tia c,ue' toward. Inn. ,lHt hr
lead The cast was in ,rlalat liillsbor
"a the ljth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

re" pIN ~ t'r "ur misfortune
'h.'U~t.ii> has, n Tor our she r~~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-10

the f,'pwng nl.l,g,nc. vn
found by o"' readers "a, grau,,,n 4. :,
ia ,lu,ttu,,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
Receipts OF Pruducc.

56ags kists %esS.s Dc kqtehiora Brown %so@2os Geo
G,sn smsdss j9sn ws, Martin eoss
Easald
sn Nas Hughes ayllsssd Ss BARLEY johnson
Rsy tFss sEsy afsy zssIs bass
ssSs ePss@ss
F1sssn &eos Frisdands Gsrscn.s Henry
% ao Thos
Whe~s Lane saiter scors Nngsnt hoy
DO Logan sonat Clabonesundries TO orderToal 2I9s
cotton 10 Mienbsrgsr &co-ss do Payne Harsosss do
hs sss Aa
Mra aan se9s ByrHe Vance SeSwS Nell
4 rnrneul &sos " Ihomgsons Broaayrli Haynes
T1os rs Bales
cotton.
csplto.sOO bales cotton te Ward
Se Ss9 sv bales
Eail.sIsO Es!in xso-as Gains &soas Do Hewitt!
zgsais Ssa s.Ss = asy
do i ss0a ss W6rE 4, h
lard oglessy Macaulay9r tobacco vanBsnthuysn
valentine SEQ hid. Henderson. Terry ase-is
81 ouIsmper steamer Gladia,orli9 boxes cheese Jno
Adams &co-2S3 do Giifen Smedes &co-1 Wright &co
Lie do 81 frklns butter Dosen son42 boxes cheese
hrkins but Del Bondo-is kegs butter Lechne bbls
coho Sc manl25 sacks bran Jas Druhan 4U6 do
sacks oats y SsolO6 sacks bran als bsls -four Horre
DO Smythesd do Al bbs Hour Given, Watts &ea43 do
Ehell Scr-sS do to order-7l ogesby McCauley-
3S 02 sacks bran Twiehell &coS bbls onions etc 10
henSsdy seo-;s bbls Hour ogiesey Macaulay2C6 do
kcol0 bbs tenr 81 ks Bard uanlra co-laJ cells
260 sacks Converse kennsl3yl do Elder &co
sS ens -four i26 bbs pies Givsn Watts &co5 pkgs beer
Fieh $50 boxes cheese Punan-l cask nd pipe Dix
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
Aew esaas gaiy Crescent aAauday gouu September H. 1859

R.nle-se bbls ale Poolesl bales cotton pa,pe Harri
ALExANDR1APer steamer Red chief-ss Bales cotton to
Carol Carroll s Hoy &sGTs do West ksn.hsv
psnqhs &cels AZ Msnssrxsr bale. cotton
soften. -''. 81 oAes
ws%ins.ea S:ss.ss S.si. ss.eS sso to
50 Eslin 4eo-4! Thos Henderson Pess-z1 + HEM
somsry wS.~ssndr.. ossrToi. s Ssi.:y cotton Mont
y ,san: butter
6s;s sss s;: !:
sss' 20
Gordon Es..sr ss bale. hay Brsdo. was.hon bb.
~ ss, s'ss'' SssIassa Sesa
Hs
il ns flour r.ssd DO d
Sss aoas ss ii onion; Tse%psea
18th Aliss2G go Gonneiy kso jno Tss-so
n9 DO %
&so 40 Fressn &Sos2 Nngent ae0 "a
| hhds tobacco.
sad o.,s fss Sss ss s sss es
Iceis 60
ass
a"b
eay ss dc e
bG,s lime e sss potato
Pssh5isS Wight Shssssd SeSoss 8 ds
i d BaanslI 1aisasoo cons Breadwell Haynes
.s
clsPp Iishsl sseSs s,sn bsls aasF
Cox 4so.ls S5ls onions % to Ws Plsas:ns keoss do
ss sss rf ss
fS ss.R &c. .y
hd Given Was O. %
Campbell Mckee aesss jas Iarns.l5 dS i gls. mdss
LoUIsyILLE-Per steamer Ashland-sso bbls -four Dix &
s. i
Se. bale u kss. lard 5 s. DO
h,. h.,
'f Bloom
Wood, Iisnbe 1eols sausage
q
hams f; sSis sf9s Do h
30 bbs whisky butter ref Byrnes seo@i bbs al
coho "A bbs whisky Kennedy &co-O4 do Mctregor
kegs to wright &cossundriss to order
Total IS hhds sugar.
ST LoUIs-Per steamer R LecklaBd-le2 coils rope Par
kennett422 do Smith &col0O coils rops whisky
Geddes-0u bbs lard 100 boxes cheese 70 bales hay
Moore &co-l2 rkns bv,ter 80 boxes cheese reve Werl
fkins butter Del Bondo,0 do l65 Jeff, Byrnes
&co-l6 hhds tobacco Robinson kco-3l Turner'S
sraa Bales Ss = e
y sal fo.o ss. bales hay
Rellewes kco2 bids tobacco short hhds
+ Loisptch &eo17 do Campbell, Mckee &ec2 do Clark
rs sacks 22 bales hay app Soery &co
1856 sacks Borno Bros-249 do Aco--5 do
do
ds Duffy &co-sl7 do bales hay Elder &co9p bran
do Tintorer Fajc7v Adams &co-5O do bxs
tongues May &co3l boxes cheese Schneider Wise-3l
&McMilan74 bels Ranet-lO0 bbls flour 10
Perdreauve Bros-e0 bales Buckner, Stanton New
| ton JOS hhds tobacco.
ST LoUlS-Per steamer Adratc 10000 Ledda-
Given Watts kco6 bb beans hay 1872
Watts Peasants SEQ do kran, II cabbage Del Bondo
40 bxs tobacco Mayer Bro-lo0 bbls -four 46s
sacks oats Jas Connoly kcol po,uoes hay
kegs lard Dougherty s3 sacks oats to
Duffy &co-56 bdls collars Pohier Faucheux-9S bales hay
Woodall &co-2 Hyde Aco-25 stoves etc Obar
Byrnei9 sacks bran Jas Druhan2o bbls 40 hf bbls
per louisville tbs Eggs s. bbs po
atoes 80 bbls apples s bb Onions D Ken &co2 bbs
pkgs Perkins &co Reshpded per Gamer chss Brown
from Eyansy lie, l6 hhds tobacco ia. urnerl
bb eggs h do cheese schneider WIS bis apples
0l bbls potatoes Graham & Boyie-327 bbs appl
Essey bes apples Duffy kc9-85 do Greve
pies 800 bbls -four rwehe lard Str
Ashsnd-Toal 10 nhds tobacco.
81 sacks do Bapo5 saras corn
Lesier-snndries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
Railroads.
-... P0NTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOB1LE-Per steamer Cafornia-sundries to order.
Railroads
COnSlRnees.


NEW Y0RK-Per ship Mary Hammond-Ka arstendjek Sco-
Laughlin &co-Musr Bro vose West-W l. I.aner &
co-Jas CoDnoy &co-H Seanan-J Woodruff Eco-N Ori
Gas Co-Campoei Strong-Pnckard Steele &co-A whiting
&co-Pooe &co-G Booth &co-C Gaines Thorpbill e
eo-C Buddecke &co-R " Adsms deo-Hogan { Murphy
Washington jackson aco-ST Taylor Kennett-N
SteyensaD M cr9nnrA Ragey-A Bernard Hyde leo
Nicholson &conRogers, Woodall scoBuron work-Hall
Kemp &co-A Greh &co.-.Bragg 4 D'Aqun-- N Miller
G Morgan &co-Sampson Keen 7 II 81 NJ Ailen-Stur-
seon deoIoglesby Macanay-Horrel Gayle &co-J Ly-
mAn-E Hart kco-Hawkns l. Norwood w w Crane Eco
Glenn 3eo-S ark stsuter &eo,J Al Marks Duryee
Jacques &co-Bull, Ellis &co-Wilson Pomroy- K
Co slocomb &co-John @ Watt aeo,Geo sizer God
Wusthof-Braud Landry-Wood Lowe NJ Harvey Eco
Kelhsm-Belocq, Nohlom &co-Cohen Pheps-J Bockius
Byrne, Vance aco-K Rayne-r Doth &co-S Kaiser eco
# Clave-L s,urevant &co-Phelps Jones-L Pierre sco~
Thompson Barnes-Gifen, Smedes &co-Rce Bros aco-D
Gonaux &co- Dig 4 RaneMR |: Adams &co-P Brn,on
Moore Shumway 4 Hewes-G W Hynson &co-- nar-
oy FTanke-smih Cooper &co-B Nsnire-Blanchin Gil
rAudBock, hcAtee dco-J Syme &co-G Tleurer-SteaI
MarvinC Flint Jones-Ar Nit nberger BORON uhesta
Hilard--F BauerF Jennings -Beebe Sco-E Roger &co-J
norton &co-North Dnthil &co-Daby
tlen--Cntrer, Harrison &co-E Reilly kco-IeRond &co-
4 Hanney &co-Darby Observation-Disclosures Gerson-
Kai err Wilsorl-E Stevens Sco-S o Nelson kco-C
Ste wurt-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
NEW ORLEANS oLAssIF1cAr1oNs.

bso6k on hkhd NOT cISAfHu
sUGAR....Abou. 100 hhds soil at previous
Fair to Fully Fair bslC961sc. q Ii.
MOLASSES noticed sales of 800 to 400 bbs City Re
boiled at 3T6s3sc. p gallon.
FLOUR. 500 bbls sold, including 200 Super
fine at 81 and $40 Extra in two lots private TERMS
GRAIN The Corn included 800 Mixed aud
Yellow 70s and SIS White 9c. y ushel OF Oats lD0O
sacks sold including 400 ST. Louis $780, 200 at 53 and
40) b4c bushe In Bran transactions Included 250
sacks at 81 as and $685. partly Shorts 81 Is u leo bs
PROVISIONS. In Pork noticed movement the
sales including 1000 bb Mess and heard of $50 bbls
sold Friday also priva Bacon retailing
&c. for Shoulders l0@ 0c for Ribbe Sides and l2c b.
for Clear Sides In Lard heard t transactions worth
reporting.
LARD OIL IS bbls. sold Summer Strained
and SOC. a gallon for Winter Strained
COFFEE. Sales 220s tags at lllac, and $50 q
WHISKY...We heard of no transactions Of any note.
FREIGHTS. Cotton shipping for Lverpo at the re.
duced of Al6d.