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Cigars !! Cigars !

Purchasers will always find in of the we'll
brandsInenudad Flor de Pujadas Mediana Flor de
Pancho Redowa Caorga, Partagas Know Something Wash
Tngton Hernanas Habano, etc, the lowest
P. PRATS g. CO.,
al
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SOmethi1sg for ECeFybOdy.
800 dozen REAL FARINA COLotSE;
MUSIC BOXES at prices ranging from 81 to 500;
800 MEERsCHAUM PIPES Of all qualities;
And everything elss any wants
B. PIFFET,
ms 2pMoWe&Sa'f 122 Canal street. Touro Row
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The Eastern. Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS
s. r. Adams, Editor.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
country the South very respectfully of
advertising medium the Merchants of New Or
leans. Agents for New Oreans--
A B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
ols optf No, 70 Commercial Place.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EuKorA AT BOSTON

TEleeRapHeo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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Loss OF THE BRIG CHIEF.-The American brig
Chief, Capt. Trader, of Yorktown Va, from ST.
Thomas, in ballast, bound to Tobasco was lost on
the 14th November, miles from Tobasco, on the
Mexican coast; all hands were saved, but the brig
is total wreck. The crew arrived here yester-
on the brig Minatitlan. Capt. Trader remained at
Tobasco.
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THE SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.-Be-
sides being of the largest the of Mr. L. W. yops
Is and 30 St Charles street. Of Common of the
arranged in the country To all goods of class assigned
distinct and department in the spacious The
clothing department. for instance arranged that the lady
who wishes bargain for outfit Of the stylish and durable
adapted for the school dress Of her children
can do without being forced to mingc with the gentlemen
customers of the house who may be crowdng other depart
mens of the This and unusual nducemcnt
which attends mothers Of masculine responsibilities
this popular establishment which aims and accompshes
object OF supplying clothing goods every one how
diverse and extensive their demands may be- The lengthy
handsome advertisements Of e house give Just impression of
the magnitude and variety Of .s eyialhan STOCK and 10 these
W ask attention.
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E. ROGER & Co. will sell this day at 10 o'clock at
room 2S Old street. 45O cases boots
shoes and bogans, and % brogans
The particular attention of buyers called the
liberal OF sale,
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Porcelain and Biscuit
STATUARY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
splendid Partisan manufacture Just re.
ceved and for sale by
B. PIFFET,
ms MoWekSatf 122 Canal street, Touro Row.
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Something for Little ROys.
All kinds of yELoCIPEDEs, HOBBY HORSES and Chill
drsn's CARRIAGES, at prices from 30 to 500.
b. PIFFET
n23 MoWe&S 100 Canal street Touro Row,
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THE DRIVER OF DRAY No. 4237 is referred to an
advertisement in which he is epeciaii, interested.
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SOmethi,tg fO,. Little Girls.
WAX AND ALABAsTER DOLLS, at all prices and Of al
sizes. For sale by
B. PIFFET,
n2s MoWe&Satf l22 Canal street, Touro Row.
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large invoice of genuine MEERSCHAyM PIPES in =
grert variety of styles, just received by
LION & PINSARD,
"a and 81 Royal street,
n2l 2ptf corner Bienyle at
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f., ss s .ss ss . ss tide
IN @
e s ss
for the of drV ns the Nuisance cart of said Work
The following preamble and resolution, adopted BY
the Assistant Board were laid on the table on motion
Of Mr.. DeIabarre, by the following vOte
Yeas Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Harrison, Landry,
vennard and Nixon-6.
Nay Mr.. Forstal-l.
Mr.. Whitney was excused from voting.
Of the Finalce Committees SlGJ per month eaeh etc.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were referred to the Com-
mittee On Streets and Landings:
& IT @ M aud
m y 3 s p1sny the to s sa
st. ANDREW street on the side from Rousseau street
RESOLUTIONS. - n
The following preamble and resolution, offered by
Mr.. DeLabarre, were referred to the Committee on
Finance:
police John Pool night d the sams
naye been M wounded by one John Carr whilst
who bad just committed I'M ed, N attempt q murder;
be faithful aud efficient officers who have thus suffered
Of s o zeal M aD @ pf and
Of New Orleans to encourage zeal ard merit in
Rofred That the of said Francis Maclas and said
John poo be on ss s pay roll for H. whole time Of their
Comptroller BE and hereby authorized the
of said Francis Macias and said John Pool for
e two hundred a1d fifty dollars each to be paid them
their widows shond they die from the effects OF sad
received whilst in the discharge OF their duty.
The following preamble and resolutions, offered by
Mr.. HARRISON were read twice and adopted the rules
being suspended, and were, on motion, sent to the
Assistant Board to be concurred in:
Whereas has and have passed the period
when the trying and sconrAgng plague yearly visits US,
Whereas 1t been blessing city 10 witness
the health md comor, howered upon by the Al.Wise
Heavenly Father. ,
Whereas the pesience much dreaded In city and by
those abroad averted and eah has rgned there
| fore be it
esoted That the Mayor of the city ted toea upon
the respective clergy OF all religious denominations 10 adore
prayer and Thanksgiving TO Him from whom all nerees hap
pness and beS ings flow their respective TEMPLES
day testimony Of gratitude from us the people of this
| city.
Resored FURTHER That His Honor the Mayor be requested &c
all proper to have sung Te Deun in the ST. Louis
Cathedral
Rtsoe further Tia. His Honor the Mayor invite all
to abstain from their respective ou that dag and (
grateful people in their respective TEN there II
humble TO thank the AWise Creator Heavenly
| Father.
| On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday next
| at O'Clock P. NJ.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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atw Orleans naiu Crescent friiay aarnmq October H. 1859

TAX ron RAILROAD ctsupoys
Received from lst to slst July, lisa sssss 81
Paid interest on bonds issued to Railroad
Companies. 1910 90
Balance on hand 81. July 1850 sl25 sa4 I6
RUG. ROUSSEAU. Cashier.
clrzE ss., g nss1ss or LOUISIANA:
To the President Of the Board Of Aldermen -
tn. honor TO s"s t a,.
men, of this es9 s the city OF New Orleans
ClrlaEss' BAsK OF LOUISIANA,
New Orlpans Aug 81 1859
e ssRoi IL
coa,ormity section lis Of the new oIty Charter.
s;ss: ssss Il s Ssts: ;;;
s4l7,sl4 80
" City. p ..:.e.,,........ ....:......sss5s %
Municipality No 2...'..,....." sM 90 90 a,,, IN
nslspcs on hand Aug. 81 1852 ...... Sos, ls9 80
DA'"ne' 'A NA'1 TAN Fos r. R posn COUPONS
sssnss Iq oani TO- to- M August, ss Ss Is
sisotsa IS
Paid coupons on bonds ssned TO Railroad oompa- ,,o -,
MES I,ipu w
Balance on hand sst August, 1854 slai, 9aa Is
EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA, I
New Orleans, Sept. 30, 1859.
To the President of the Board Of
Aldermen Of the city Of New Orleans :
sI the honor to herewith the monthly sae
of this bank fiscal of the city OF New Orleans
Very respectfully,
Your obetent servant.
EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
CITIZENS BAaH LOUISIANA
New 0rleans Sept 80, 1859
Report by the Citizen Bank of Louisiana fiscal agent of the
OF New Orleans the Common Council VI said city, in
conformity section us of The new City Charter
CONSOLIDATED LOAN
Balance on hand on August 3lst, 1852. Si0SS9 80
Received from LIST to seth September,
1859. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 COG II
SillTa5 II
Paid coupons bonds Issued by Old
CITY @i,i.o "
Municipality No 2................... Lao %
Municipality No 3-..... u ~
Consolidated City. $50 o. 3tS9 %
Balance hand September s0h 1889. los 26 Al
TAX RAILROAD COUPONS.
Balance on hand August 3lst 1850 SIP, 1892 25
Received from LIST to S0h September 1879 l4T4 CO
sl29 1876 81
psnies 1850 co
Balance on hand September GOTH 1850 Sl24 635 81
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
EUG. ROUSSEAU. Cashier
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,,s ard his psyahle % making total q s!
"a I'M. being rprssen,sd
sS q End os r. o aSns
g ne ssaes s. ssss
rs ss si i much changed
. AZ ro as & ss9s
1 y y ssss sss
yhs yesr he freight business insrrpptsd by crevass
s sGs ss Instance This sa avoided
no re en-
mails eostinued aainter,upsed during the oyeIfaw
h.s sas Income esmstsd or ~ sao
bu! reduced BY his casualties referred TO- VII DO hereafter
creased as 1t is extended with ships
nv s s IA
nearly all The travel in that direction is over The opsiousa
by Congress this road will amount to
h s' Z he TOAD through
The prospective estimated value Of these lands ,e
present paid up capital q Tho Company III, vsnser
ii one Of The most importan. Improvement of this
counry New IBERIA the route bias been ,s
parallel 4 Bs n sss ss. s
WI be carried sscng junction with Inc soa' cru
fsss At a the oyn # ps sDaay viii umsey extend
road sii into 9R bs LED river
s wide section country
go shers nv an air line the Sabine railroad
carfer vas lately by Texas company from our
now vigorously in Central and Southern
Orleans the eastern terminus o.
Pacific continent to usyma, Nheneser ha
x glanre al communication thu,
onened 10 Orleans with the richest region
aud the most promising iRpg territory Of the contne rs
well as with popuous Of population Up On
fhe Pacific coast butimpress the citizens OF New
benefits promised and the extent 81
tie that is destined to be concentrated within It's
/ limits. sa.
Orleans Jackson and ss1 Northern i Ra.9s Sd L
the civ is SO deeply The question: which for
dictatorship of this In conict with
other aad created donnts Of the utmnte conpeon o.
Wisely RETAINING rsn the company WIN
new eb; OF the extension Of the road did NOT come
to complete pause in their labors Msssspp edged herself
TINT might
and the new concentrated their efforts with success
upon work Of edeeming the I'm any from Its
Already the road is paying road and the future now
10 be assured.
On liz iii umo the total Indebtedness the New Orleans.
and Great Norhe Railroad npany vas as follows:
First Mortgage Bonds, At 30 years, from July lst
1856. bearing interest nj the rate of per cent -
Loan frsm the State Of Mississippi. TX
called the .'Chicka saw School Fund
Loan - due in 1851, bearing interest 49,,
at the ratio ef 8 per cent per annn@ SSs'Ooo %
called tho Three Per Cent Fund
Loan, y due in 1853 bearing no inter - +a5-7-
INSTRUMENTATION. 10000 % a,
Floating debt in .hs form of Bins PayADfs. aiss o.
ss,23sl 1876 90
To secure the payment of the "Chickaaw School Fnnd
Loan ss50Ot Of F'Ts Mortgage Bonds arc geas 10 ls
Mississippi and Slss91 of the same description OF
are pledged the payment q OF III
Bills Payable making total Of Ss4 eo9 Of fifs Aotsase
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ADAM CITIZEN, Treasurer.
The following communications from the Fiscal
Agent of the city of New Orleans were referred to
the Committee on Finance.
CITIZENS BASH OF LOUISIANA, I
New Orleans July 81, 1859
Of the city of New Orleans ::
SirI herewith the mpnthy state
ment bank agent the city of New Orleans
Very respectfully
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, July 81. 1850
Report by Citizens Bank of louisiana fiscal agent of the
New Orleans the Common Council OF said city, in
conformity 10 section lis CT the new City Charter
CONSOLIDATED LOAN TAX.
Balance on hand Both June. 1882. S4O5925 Is
Received from LIST to 3lst July, 1852. lIO,SIl 81
s546,7e6 Sc
Paid coupons bonds issued by
. solidated city .Sl2D,9I1 W
Second Municipality 1850 o. 1ss 90 co
Balance hand 3lst July. $50 Sc
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ENAsMANN'S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
BALEs.-0rders for Fasrann's Iron Hoops and Ties,
lled any extent per pound The Hoop Tic
to hold and also given that the
bound with them shall be received the Orleans Press
terms rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made country merchants for
ders. F. BE1ICHER, Agent,
l2La Commercial Place, N. o.
fin
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- " ~ MI had bills receivable Of $685.
~ solidated debt ahe slst Deesmbsr lsSS'
! 4 = 4. following y.s have been made
s srrs s sss = sssS'Ss0s So
+ ! ~ s;lsisndns dsbt IS October lsss, sI'7sa-
! .sssassss s.ts.aas { 1859 has been paid. In
: ~ wv ~ ss sssps i. Interest On the debt
Is sasns y This fund here e
. =; sss.'si
i e block stone paysn en- iall aus y;
BIZ &. ~ Value The popsrss
y ~ fasars expenses fsr Stree! cleaning and re-
& rs e he city rsss rE kssE
e don & ns .hs ssa ste
lls even the rednet Of the rate Of taxation
& e. Bss y
This sssistis + Of g ,,s ys.u =
return Of taxable property. which Is not snb;
r. ara - III Il AZ
vss1h, OF Of the aggregate improvement OF the
anas5 re .S,a. st Il ,ss
" ssisl nsasss hat not Fssa obtained since
j. lie vilps Il real estate will Tot appear upon
@ 3 gsG s " &
-ions u p.s. SUMMIT al IN n. swell
ths ROM insomp . give the
I'm nov no, lsss increase IL the aggrsgss,s
- from real estate will consequently be
- ~ J1U12f0 than in any previous year.
promise to brag considerable advance Upon
y previous ssles and tax on professions and
nles4 The rato Of taxation is reduced add largely
13&lq }eSe1r4a from that source s
46&SW the owner Of property. including markets.
AoussA engine houses and pu lie squares ss o which
St4Ed tho value OF the wharves which furnish
xsves o. nsariy S21 SCI the aggregate yalno of the
- psscsssd usisely by New Orleass will exceed
i il. ~ = ysars in value Of the
n the city the total amount Of which is s23 S36,
NV statistic more indicative Than this Of the
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{NLA kT-0tO Keppor's Msrgaux and st. Julien,
" landing exshp Moses Ta or from Bordeaux for sale by
s. WOLFF,
an9 Corner OF Gravicr and Ne Levee sts
I OST-A NOTE DATED q h FEBRUARY 1853,
IL signed by j. Price In favor Of Hiram Anderson and
orsed by John b. Murphy,t the amount Of S6)3 drawing
per per interest transferred Robert Carson
Any leaving said Note the Office OF Chief of Po,ce
will receive Five BOILERS Reward
aul r. e. CARSON.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES, WINES, etc
w lt0 casks MRrzeiis Ale
60 Il casks Burgundy Port.
3l1a :. Chamiss0 Pure Juice Port.
81 :. Royal Company :.
Az >. Old Imperial :.
100 boxes Old Imperial 1885
"a :. London Dock
is :. Royal company 0porto
lN4 :, South Side Madeira
60 :, Robert Adams 1880 Madeira.
n X casks Cttte
40 II :, Harmony Nephews' Sherry.
AZ =. Duff Gordon
8 Il :. r. f. Martins
40 boxes Pale
ii :. Topaz
1870 cases Meet Chandon's Green Seal Champagne.
so :. =. Dell dc PerdriI
Ito baskets :. Sery
l75 cases St. Jnlen Clare
30 +. KleppeI's st. Julien Claret.
n :. Margsux, 1871 -'ie-'5l Ciares
GA Henkell i Co.'s Stenwein
~ Sparkling Mose
6 Hook.
70 :. Leses tiers.
"a ger Wire.
In store and for sale by s. WOLFE,
sci Corner Of Gravier and New Levee SITS.
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party bnt any efficient will found besfinss the
bAdge Of ce who belong to The class OF adopted citizens IN
impossible to ignore the friends Of the in The
ns s s w s
Of zach incumbent Of Mayoray selecting the corps mainly
the force Which ssne can give ii strere isney q
the department requires that the who compose long
pshss with TEX chief che Mayor, political opsn Bai,s
ssor has not been made to create partisan police t,Yx
sns
principles in The selection q the who II win
this exception that outside tnencs mas . Ssen m
especial object with responsible duties ony sen w.
soe true md
Where these have been touno ne. 10 m w WON
During the sesn months the police has been under ny con-
no S Some # these have the
wait q Judgment Il ty Ms s 81 81
he conduct oer but on mere polt cal onnds
The public hear s s ss p an
an . the careful elimination of undesesing officers
epnol However, But reerate WHAT my message last year
endeavord focibly before that the entire police
Vii tie Independence to execute whole duty that can
awsysrled for the suppression Of all disorders That
instance showing partially favor, must BE-
posed of whose portion is independent of the shifting
year strongly convinced thar the element Of politics
hond thoroughly elm ted from the pslice department
prissd # ali personal interest comic parties.
This resalt be obtained without souplste change IN
Legislature Of the st .e difficulty eecti
Srn Iii h
pohments 1T made and that political prescription shall
from the duties Of his son Whatever may be the means
taken to tempt or overcome him. ",
the Chief Of Police the lumber by
police from June 2lst 1855 to September IL 1917 period OF
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BoKGEs ExpKEss-
TO LAKE SHORE TRAVELLERS,

TO LAkE TRAVELERS,
The subscriber Ia prepared City Express
,npectioR with the Mobile shore packets on The
,ontchartran Railroad having the exclusive
road Families going the Lake leaving
for the transportation Of James Ippe
Ponchartras Railroad depot Mr.. Whitterfnore Ishv
End. will be promptly attended to- snyg Am
rlNEfM IMPROVED mcCsIENV WASH.
ING Observation-Disclosures aud for sale by tie
scbcr Orders left At ~ polio utreet 29s
10 Box l6 hechascs Exchange at the Of
James Collins IS Apollo where specimen seen,
will be promptly aendedto All Of public fair
sris they give satisfaction them snd tha
will be refunded. Il. DA J6IfERTT,
jrIi No. Apollo street.
Jos. g. Logan, 81 ST. OHAkLEs STREET. COM
y mission Merchant ard Agent for j. j. OFpn Co.'S Isl.
Louis Metallic mt Bolt Factory" All kinds Of Nnta,
Bolts aud Washers by X. II. Coles Pat-n. Nj ;hnerJ.
Ono Thousand choice kolssses Harres for rae
d1nr JOS. a. LOGAN
GCGAR AND MOg.k ES-CENTRIFU AND
y led SUGARS in hegheads barrels and half bar
re constantly hand and sale In large small quantities,
By BARELTI 4 CO.,
ies7 t 81 Common street.
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TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAM IoE-BoAr.-The La
Crosse Republican notices the experimental trip of
the newly invented ce-boat, and her arrival at that
place on the 22d ult. 1t is pronounced great sue
cess. description Of this singular craft has al.
ready been given. The Republican says:
Her running time from Prairie du Chen was four
days. being heavily loaded with freight, etc.. for
Northwestern points. After remaining at the levee
80 minutes she made break for up river and as she
left, It reminded us Of a microscopic view we once
had OF huge land-turtle. Three loud cheers were
seemed highly pleased except the agent Of Burbanks
Express, who Immediately dispatched an extra for
St. Paul, dearing he'd beat that ce-boat, or jump
into thu riverw AT Dresbach City, the boat was
ahead, but between there and Winona, the gap was
gradually closed by the gaining Of the wagon. When
last heard FROM the contestants were going in hip
and thigh, nip and nip little this side of Red Wing
and the chances were considered ieetie in favor OF
the boat. Much money will change hands, as large
sums are said to have been bet on the result.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Ye.teraay.

ST, CHARLES HOTEL. :. Danl Hickett and
Briggs Ct. .Jno billiard, Fairchild, Miss :.
G Mccain, n O.. Edward H Rogers, Mobile !.
jas Hs,aa q, CIV F Smith, Miss. 4 "
\ L, sadler, Fla: Il Gibson. Allen Key Ken
ton, Jno Hattie, Philadelphia. .Saml C Coleman,
n g II H Black and syts, Texas: "A W Da'
Miss Candon, R Wilson, Miss >. y Miss Allen, st
Louis. Isaac H Sturgeon and lady, St Louis.
Alfred Gates, Attakapes. n Mcknight, city. ..R
D Murdoch, Snyder, La. :: Jas stockman.
5 Latham, Miss Henry Hyslop, N Nv W
McKim, Boston. n Brinker and lady, o..
W II McAlphin Miss IF Hudson coast. 80.
Major Geo NJ Murrell, Jno VIM Murrell, coast,
CITY HOTEL. IF Thomas. J n Dampier
-. "A ] Beckett, Washington, d....G A Mcneil,
Brook, Gala .. j Hayriel, Texas. .Jno Pal
liam, Louisville. IF Jones, city, "A Tullis
and lady, JsfsTsen, Tex ~ Bllngsley and syt
49,. P Schroeder, phila Mrs b R Wood, Gala. :.
j d Daton and lady, N Y. VIM Hail, La.
Texas. DIR G j Frierson G NJ Eldridge, Robt B
ertson, saml Friou. Tex Dr. stabbeasa La
Montgomery and lady, Ark. Judge R c Downs
and lady, Miss N Hamilton, True Hope. Mrs 7
MarkSley, n.y.. " ADAMS, Jr ARK. ID REDWOOD,
Jr, E NJ Hooper, Saml Robsen city. e J Brutf
L i MADDOX, Edolphus Rochell, D White, Powell,
Lawrence, La. &c Tarleton, Mobile. Il
Kincaid, Ark. w Thompson, Rodney. F A
Gorton, ...,J NJ Haynes and lady, Miss NJ Hous-
ton, Col NJ Horton, Miss Horton, Lexington. . G W
McIntire. j R Quin, Thos Leonard Summit :. DIR
VIM NJ Wodley, La. % Garland, Ala. L Levy,
Monticello. 4. .Jno Hooker, l. viottwity, W Ger
aid, Miss. >. Miss NJ Maryeu, Mrs English and
son, Miss. >. .Jno Waddell Geo w Lemon, Ky
y. h Hiber, s Levi, Cuf Miss.
ST. LOUIS. ~ N Felts and lady, Ark. VIM
CLANCY, Miss. Moses s Foote, Mobile. Albert
Mcdaniel and lady, Jno Thompson, Va Jas Jack
son and family, Miss Andrew, Miss Adams, J An
drews, Ala. u Yorke, Cincin.. H T G AcCaleb,
N o.. M Grayson Mann, N O. l. W Perkins
N Churchill, Tenn. Robt A Smith, Mrs Robt
Collins, Macon ). Mrs Iverson, Ga. u Cor
dan, 8 c.. j W Clinton, Auburn o Gauld and
lady, Ohio, 1T ] Caster, Ill. Jas Francis, s C
=. .Jno H Robins, Galveston. :. e E Dunbar New
York. Nv s Gilbert. T W Nelson, La. F
Robertson, Mrs M F Robertson, Miss L A banks,
Master W banks, Terebonne,
ARCADE HOTEL WIN q Carbon R B
Smith, D N Jameson, Jas Kelly, J Lee, La. :. C
7 RUSSELL Miss. l. 7 Nash, VIM Nash, H Nash,
Tex Il Blurrenthall, Jas Maxwell, H Maxwell, j
Maxwell, Miss. j q Glenroy, Havana. IT Ur-
bero. &C Bell, Rapides. Francis Wiborn New
York. M D Morgan. >. Chas Thompson, La.