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Mercury says:
stating that Holiday, who assassinated
Roberts, near Ellistown. was hung by the
citizens. He doubtless would have receir-
ed summary punishment had not the
Sheriff arrived in time to rescue him. lie
was taken to PontotOc and committed Ia
Jail. II is said that he shows the coolest
i..iiiisrence about what he has done.
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New ORLEANS June 4-The steamer Pho
Ia, from Red River, was burned this after
noon opposite CarrolIton. Two hands are
reported lost. Passengers are all saved.
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JAMES BUCHANAN President JOHN G. BBECKNRIDGr Vice
President, and President of the Senate. BENJAMIN
IHPArIrE was appointed President of the Senate
pro 'supDrs January ~, 1859. and continued un.
I'll February ~. 1853. JAMES /. ORR Speaker Of the
House Of Eepre-t natives.
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An det - AUTHORIZE f1e EuUVg.et Ragstr7j AMI Liccrst
of cs-t7a SeI1boat. Vessels 0raei 5y the Ba9aio
ami Ink Huron Rah RJGR CampDlg.
D. CtGcfai Ly ttC Ssi1'e Gi House Of RsDreselfqUl
III the iad Stutgs ~ lHiertr1 n Cgngress assembled
IlJt vvruig Gates of enrolment. register license.
shall Issue for any AmercanbuIt steamboat steam
boats. vessel or vessels. now owned. or which ~s.
hereafter br owned, by the Buffalo and Lake Hu4on
Railway Company. a corporation created uadcr ars
by virtue Of the laws Of the state of New York. u
nyne OF said company. on the President secretary
81 SAID company. taking the oath required by tine
fourth section O the act entitled An act 10 authoIiZ
n. register. or enrolment and license to be issued
~ I'd" hall" % te president or secretary Of any
corp"Iated company owning a steamboat or yes
sell passed March 'atec. eighteen hundred and
twenty five. And nothing ,n -at1 act shall DE con
strund to prevent the OATH req lred hv the fourth
section Of iH y from being -a % by sud president
OF --eratHrs- af -.l- -t.l H..a.. ruH Lake Huron
Railway 'Hu1laa. .E a". S. personal dIsabili-
t.. or other
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DAsrARDLY ACr.-The editor of the Sig
mi, published Auburn. Ala. writes to
the Montgomery Adccrtiser, that some UNI
mitigated scoundrel. entered the Signal
office on the night of the 18th ult., and
Knocked into "pi" every type in the office,
and that the paper will be suspended for
a few days. until the type can be prepar-
ell for another publication.
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JASPER f.DtNTN.
Whereas. at the term Of said Court afore-
said, Solomon Myer, Administrator of
the estate of PETER MYER, deceased,
presented and filed his account of the
assets in his hands belonging to said
estate, and moved the Court to receive
and adopt said account of assets as
aforesaid as a true and correct account
of the same:
M HEREUPON it was then and there
w ordered by said Probate Court, that
publication be made in the Eastern Clari-
on, a newspaper printed and published in
the town Of Paulding, for four successive
weeks, citing all persons interested in the
settlement Of said estate, to be and ap-
pear in and before the Probate Court Of
said County. at the Court House in the
town OF Paulding, on the first Monday of
August next, then and there to show
cause, II any they can, why said account
OF assets as aforesaid should not be adopt-
ed as prayed for.
the settlement of said estate, to be and ap-
pear before the Honorable Probate Court
Of Jasper County. at the Court House in
the town of Paulding, on the first Mon
day OF August next, then and there TO
show cause, if any they can. why said ar-
count Of assets should not be adopted as
prayed for.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL this June eth, 1850.
W. THOMAS w. GRAYSON,
CGcrk.
June s. 1859. 35-jt
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SrvAroa rRou Covtvorov, ioVrs, PEEBv
&ca-A correspondent recommends Hon.
A. 8. Hsurru Of Coyiurton. for the Seua-
torial nomination Of the District com
posed az above. HIS claims will. doubt
less. be fairly considered BY the nomina-
ting body. and II ne should be selected
the District would secure the services Of q
gentleman every way qualified 10 dis
charge the duties Of the station.
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BB- A Clergyman having cured his Of Con
sumption in is worst stages after being given up 70
die, hy the most celebrated physicians desires to
make known the mode Of cure, (Which proves sucs
cessful in every easel 10 those afflicted with Coughs
olds and Consumption, and he will send the same tC
ny address. free Of charge. Address. enclosing two
lamps TO pay return postage.
DANIEL ADEE.
oil Centre Street y. York.
Nar York, March Is. 1889. 23-ly
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL

LAST NIGHTS NAIL.
+ O u r DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
I(ITY OF WASHINGTON.
COTTON UNCHANGED.
NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
BATTLE OF M0NTEBELLO.
THE ALLIED ARMIES VICTORIOUS
1000 AUSTRIANS KILLED.
Capture Of Twenty Austrian Merchantmen
RUSSIAN Troops ROUTE.
Enrolment of LandSmen in the British Navy.
Failure ofProcssjoHS "a, tie Austrian IyDly
OPERATIONS on THE Pc AND SESIA.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
NEW ORLEANS ELECTION.
MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
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OEEICL4I

hRANtNE of the Sparta Academy Lottery of Geor-
IL gtl. "a-- p at Augusta, Georgia Saturday, May
2>ta. lisa. Wood. Eddy Co. Managers.
-V. 10 Samuel Swan Co.
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Letter nom smith County.

BLusH. Miss. 5Eh May. lsi9
Epr1n Ct,Hoy ~ discover from the moviug- II
the Kuon-Nothing party that they intend. A. means
of securing the election Of a man from their ranks
to 90 80 ia their power % keep down and oppose
dsmocuur conventions q, they are fully aware that
4 heat meetings are hsd and delegate appointed %
The county convention. which Is 10 come on ia August
ncxt and q good anil suitable person from the dem
ocrauc ranks nominated. they may well submit at
ouce without attempting 90 run know-nothing
IiseE only chance secret wigc-Ror,EEs and m oon-
yr-at'p with the stsuaocr1oy they utterly deny try
ing o. rally their party. expressing u a. their desire
Tor u1 nominations tob. made. etyu., the field open
for 90 10 run who may wish o. 10 So. By adopting
such ruurSr there wouI r several candidate from
either side and while they WoJi So manage Co get
at least two Democrat 60 run through the race they
would hay, laying hack one Of their most popular
u.n. who. with the undivided knpw-nothing vote,
together with the icw be- M. ght puck mp from some
OF the teudcr-toci der7ocrJ- would bis clrc-
ton. Nov. sir should not the defeat that the demo-
cratic party Of Smith met with last fl convince them
Of their error; viii they longer -unber over their
rights agt privileges, and neglect holding beat me E
inE-. ana when the LAY for the county convention
shall come, have no delegates from one half The
beats, thus dsf'atin- lmn1'is "a or leaving the
nomination o. o. made hy few. giving the know
nothing party sufficient grounds o. raise the hue and
cry m ~cucis convention" which would play into
their hanL ~ they woIli thea wo.., adpuhc-htniel
gam on all the wbv"ring teIdHr-toai demo rats,
saying Co. thrtn. "SiIl You vote for the nominee :
that handful u hot-haaIeL Crazy fre-e5tng demo
cut- who wish ant think % uil, the entire party
BY this means they may succeed o. they did last ia
| IN the sheriff election. They may shove out some
reHISlut democrat, promising him their support
which. together with the dissatisfied democrats wh'
may oppose the convention. will make q fir showing
or securing bic eler.ln; but when the day Of eles
/ tun rolls round a kuovuothing VIII he chosen, auc
/ down goes the nomnoe, together with the m1n wis
/ has been used a- a tool Cor knuW-un'hng purposes
Nov. -ir. "a" democratic party u smith are IN th
| asreudeu'y and they know t. whitley suffer them
| selves o. De- defeated "a second tmsf We trust not
I bot hope and shall expect 60 e.. them ral!yiu
aroUnd th" dsmorratir standard voting alone for 10
| man who viii carry ont fully the democratic prime
| pies, and ny 30 doing tHe victory su b. theirs.
| la conclusion We hope soon to SOC and hear Of hrs
meeting bring held f'r the purpose II clcctIn
delegates o. che county convention. AMI the talin
~ such steps as viii secure the victory trumphar
over The know-nathing party al the election IN nct
hor ugxt TONEY
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At @ e. 5.traa n.
Until l~fet and ...." y. -.r ..rE-r NJ Il .
Ha.a..4 asi ..-..er.a a- 5 .rart##.
p -rafF f az C.Hrf n
That iNa H..H.s..r nr chief T.. 3. #lT.tlt offices w..
United states in China, shit .-a soon SHE II s.
revenue officers issue the daIeurira. or .lrts r.
celpt~, prov .led for m the cDurrrron la-t SOM.
proper depos'tary Of the same iG China. making .uai
compensation rs ne shall think Eht the sal da Dem
lures, or their proceeds being subject to the appr
pTlaton hereinafter provided.
SIC = nj De u fiTtheT sRdr1ot That the President.
10y and with the advice and consent of the Senate.
shall appoint Two commissioners who shall form a
Board IN China. to receive and examine all claims
which may be presented to them. underline said con-
ytnuon according to the provisions of the same, the
principles Of Justice, and international law.
SEC 8. Ind be Il further enacted That the Board so
constituted shall meet at such time and place as
shall be designated by the chief diplomatic officer in
China and within one year from the time of said
meeting shall terminate their duties.
SIC. 1. And be II further enacted That the compen-
saton Of the said commissioners shall I've three thou
sand dollars per annum. and the President of the
United States i authorized to make such provision
Tor the contingent expenses Of the commission, as
snail appear to nm necessary and proper, and the
said salaries and expenses shall be paid out of any
Enoneysn the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
SIC. s. And Be Il further enacted That the said COM
mssloners shall report to the chief diplomatic officer
in China the several awards made by them, to be ap.
proved by hun. copy of which shall be by him trans
| united to the depoSitary of the debentures, or the
proceeds rs hereinbefOre provided who shall there
upon distribute, in Ieateable proportion the said de-
hantures their proceeds according TO the direction
of the said diplomatic officer.
SIC. 6. And be IL further enacted That the
sad commission shall be executed and completed
the records and documents, and all other papers in
the possession Of the commissioners relating to the
same, shall be deposited in the office of the Secretary
! Of State.
| APPROVED, March 3, 1859.
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DR. CRANE.-Let no reader fail TO no
tice the advertisement Of DR.. CRAM.
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1f Dr. W. j. Moaais will consent 70 run
a. a candidate for Representative in the
lower branch Of our State Legislature he
will in the opinion OF the writer secure
the cordial support Of many voters.
A Fauvp TO ptrtntVg.
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The Flrss Battle

The first battle has been fought between
the AuStrians and allies at Montabello.
There were $1,000 Austrians engaged, Of
which 21po were killed. The strength
of the allies is not stated, but 7OD of them
were killed. The prisoners taken had
already arrived at MarseilleS. The Aus
trims were rptraafipu
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BY AUTHORITY.
UNITED STATES.

PUBLIC ACTS OFTHE THIRTY-FIFTHC ONGRES
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Stil Further Rom the war

The French have captured in the Adri-
attic twenty Austrian merchantmen.
There are four Russian corps marching
to the Austrian frontier.
There has been an enrolment of q, 900
land-men in the British Navy.
gen. Guylai has informed his govern
ment that his provisions are failing and
that he will be unable TO maintain his
present position for more than fifteen
DAYS.
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A. ~. dates far che Legislature. Congress. &c.
,,tt..,,., - ~ silg SIT W. deem proper -
49,. -. 49, III .t.--,-l-gL Hting BE- on Tered
raA crauars vrittrn ~ candidt-a.l ''lfe--,'
of any knd Or ne benefit Of indivddss->. ~. =
charge az tbs rarniaf nleerttiun rates.
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Drvristuy We invite the attention Of
our readers in and around Paulding. to
the advertisement of Dr o. J. Oar, Sur
geou Dentist. We know d. Orr to be- %
good Dentist and a most worthy and esti-
mable gentleman. lie speaks of remain
ing with ne during the summer. and our
citiscn. viii have che opportunity o. avail
ing themselves Of the skill and knowledge
Of which he il possessed IN his profession.
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II
Nar York, March Is. 1859.
The state Of Mississippi,

Rs- See advert semcnt Of Ur. S,vroRD's Liver Invi
orator in another column. 1S-ly
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The friends of Hon. WIN TIT kNEs, announce hun
ne candidate lnr state SENATOR. from The District
composed pfthe Counties ~ Lauderllle and Newton
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MRS. EApY NEALY.

Il Is my painful duty 10 record the death Of po
neer soldier q the cross. Death b. no respect0r Of
ofper-ons The old, the young and the middle aged,
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80 Wenrr nuthnrlsad & q announce Rournr Mcl4s
81 Clarke aa De- Democratic untniuga Cor seuaiur,
thr ustUrt tnnposod uf ne eouniiea OF CLARK
Jasper and WAYNE.
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RUSSIAN TROOPSEN ROUTE.
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80 W. H Mcnas,tn 4 Co. io2 Nassau SIRE
that city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03

ST IoUIs-Per Cty5s6 bbls flour to Jas
Connolly &co-50 do Woodruff &co52S do % bb potatoes
l26 bags 425 sacks oats Duffy &co3 do Moony Bros25
Jacks bran u l. kouns Bros4U0 do Elder &co6O sacks
Michel &col00 lard l. Dolsen Son2j casks
bacon 90 bags potatoes Horre Gayle &coSl do no onion
81 bbs flour 10 rder lG0 sacks cotton reed Smith, hhs
tobacco lG0 boxes do Patton Smith Putnam 02 6Xs do
Deugherty &cob do Given Watts &cn5 hhds tobacco Moore
Van do Jas Tun.r-25 coils rope 10 Broad we'll
&cei7 bales cotton Cox &comlGo do Payne Ha.son-4
III Fellowes &co-2U Carroll &coSOj Groves &co-Ao
Hlari, Summers &co-l6 Bradley, Wilson &co29 Pitcher
Goodrich50 Buckner Stanton Newman20 Wright Allen
40 Mar devle McIlhennyl8 Hughes, Hyested 6eo-2o
W Esiiin &co-l0 II & Allen &co- Byrne, Vance
coo Rotchford Brown &co-S Edward Male &co-a5
Kicks &coS0 Geo Connolly &eo-sundries to orer-Total
81 bales cotton l6 hhds tobacco
WESTINGHOUSE steamer Anna Perret-90 hales cotton
Washington jackson &co6l Nugent &co-5i Donneil
&co-32 Moore Van CnlinS1 Cox &co30 Payne flar-
rison-25 Edward Nale Gco-23 Carroll &co-l9 Du
masnl &col5 Ffelsen, eveuson &co-l4 W Burbydge
Donovan &co-l3 do Warren, Gilmore &co-5J
Bay Bellocq, Noblom Sco-5 Ar MltenSerger Bo
ou-S rolls leather Blsnchn Graud7 do Basset
dries to order-Totsl Az bales cotton.
ST L0US-Per Gladiator-Q0 boxes cheese Is
bacon eS Akns butter q l. Dolsen Son bbs dour Bard
auneld &ce0 bbs apples to Kingsland Accli3 boxes
cheese Grief Byrnss &co-50 do Voorhees, Griggs
Jno Adams kco-26a coils Dix RsnleiSD bbls -four
Jas Connoy &co500 sacks bran jas Duhan2S do 29 bills
potatoes 81 be spples $50 bbs -four Thompson &co9i9
racks oats ia bran 48 do onions Duffy
-four oglesby MeCaulcysoQ do G,raud &co65 do Bull
lit Whaley-5edo Carroll 10y &co00 rack. order
10 bales cotton Brady &co-i2 do ssins26 Roch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03

SUGAR. sales embraced about 100 hhds full prices
Fully Fair to Prime 7@7Ac. p b.
AOLAsSES. There little Offering the Levee
and We heard Of no transactions.
FLOUR noticed sales of about 1900 bbls., including
800 Ssperfne In two lots and 30 Extra supsrfne
in two lots, at IS 10, and III at IS % p Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn still and % and the were
confined about 600 sacks including weeyy 7Oc
Mixed s5 and 100 Yellow 81 90 y bushel Oats 300
sacks ST. Louis sold in lots &c., Black
at 66c. bushel. The saos of Bran included $40
81 ~ y l00 ms.
PROVISIONS. In Pork noticed only retail transact
oas at BIS 80 y Dbl for OF Bacon 20 casks Ribbed
sides sold at l0sc., and 10 Of Shoulders BIC p D. 60
erces Sugar Cured Hams at 421Sc., 1C0 13s,
l4c u b. In Lard tho comprised 100 teces
Prime at Ike, and $40 kegs NJ b., showing an ad
vance.
COFFEE. The dem and active the sales eached
nearly 900 bags Of which 1897 &c., as at loo at
u, and 81 atl21sc. a b.
STAR CAND ~ES....We noticed sales of 1000 boxes on
private terms, and 700 Light IA Sec. p b.
WHlSKY....We did not hear of q sale.
FREIGHTS.. noticed ship taken Liverp oil at
10 3d. for Cotton and for Europe private
sells the berth still filing 916d for Liverpool
and l1sc, 70: Hayrs,
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Gladiator, Klienfc ter. from ST Louis
Fair Play. tarras from Red River.
E Crescent Ci,y, Thornburgh, from St Louis.
lngomnr, Clark from Memphis.
Era No 5, Kouns, from Red River.
Jas Montgomery, Archer, from Cairo
Crosse Tee, Vincent. from Bayou Sara.
Oregon. Hopkins from Mobile
John Ray, Ki,her. from Red River.
Gossamcr Forgay, from st Martinsville.
Anna Psrres, hnckiey, from Washington.
Towbost Anglo Saxon Grant, from Pa down
and TO SEA oil The 9th alt thp Adler and bark WAvery
brought up ships Bay State and Dsf HaAeu bark en-
tine Chas Keene. -
Towboat Ivy Palmer from the Passes-towed down and
10 tho bar ship Celestial Empa-brough up ships Globe
Elisabeth Ellen, and Martha Ward, schr Advcnturer.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
6ar s D AL ROUTE 'AS- as
NORTH AND EAST!

For all Points
NORTH AND EAST!
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
EMS will leave New Orleans As follows:
hperAnI Capt. q. g. Roger
Aug. 50, Sept. 10, Oct. and 20, Nov. 49,
j. o. Sven. Capt. Isaac H. Jenss
Sept and Fl, Oct. IL and 81, New. 20.
ne 80 Say Capt Bart. B wen.
Sept. 3asd Is Oct. Is, Nov. 2 and "a.
VIEW rams Gify............. Capt. J. b. Woods
Aug 10, Sept IS and rs, Oct u.s. Nov. and "a,
naeey............... Capt. Geo Taylor
aug. 49, Sept and n. Oct II, Nov. Q and %.
hhAaWhtha e, r, Die
Aug. TO- Sept and 20, Oct. 49, Nov. and %.
City OF Memphis. ..............,,C Cant W T. Kount,
Aug. q Sept. IL, DC. l and q, Nov. 10 and 30
SlodaReOr... Capt Jno Klnefee,
Aug "a, Sept Is, Oct. and 70. Nov. H.
Wsns u. R1OrrtsOn Capt. Jno n Boil ger
Arg 26 Sept. Is, Oct and 25, Nov. H.
ChnmpiOn.............i Capt. L. B. Moore
Aug. Is Sept. H. Oct and II, Nov. Is.
Passengers can rely upon the boats leaving ans
making DIRECT connections at
u VICYsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINo4s CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT ST. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLrop
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
8TICKETS by the jackson Railroad for this office
Fare ms Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY AMY OTHER RourEi
RI TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
as.RAlLRoAD LINE PAcKETs,-es
No. 81 Camp street,
cr1rf sS5sf5 & &. o %8Tsa' r'''.
General Freight Agent,
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Arrived Saturday.

Ship Elizabeth Ellen staig from Bordeaux Aug 7h to p,as
sand dist 26. "
Ship Ward Chase % days from New York to Aaron
Cohen--2d dist rs.
Ship Globe Baker I'm Hayre Aug IL to Paux Sd dist "a
Ship Bay State Crows IS days from Boston Hynson
&co--lst dist 10.
Ship Delft Haven Freeze 50 days from Boston, to master
LIST dist 49,
Chas Keene Chatau 30 days from Baltimore to
Creevy farwel-,st dist ss.
British Schr Adyenurer Hutchingson, days from Ruatan
Island, to Barelli aco-2d dist is.
Arrivals at the CarondeIct Canal.
schr Shamrock, I'm Rayon Lacombe
Schr Melissa, FIN Bayou Iacombe.
Schr Marques I'm Shall Banks,
Schr Ecair, FIN Shell Banks
Srhr Dtceada. fin Shell Banks. e. ..s
Schr Delphne, from Bayou I.acombe
schr Fivserc. from Bayou LRcombe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-03

bbs potatoes 81 hhus cabbage Schneider
cotton. ~ WV s"
sa 5 Fsy hall, sGsa
1co-s2 Az MilssneergeI Boron-si Carroll hoy aco%aa
fi:
MEMrnIs-psr steamer Issom.r-le. bale. cotton W Co.
Si .f XIV.
&co- % Washington jackson &eo4A Kelly Aeo-sa
Sssss
Roeo
CO. cs%pesl sir9ng. Easard Nas Ssom22 Coleman
es wilson hsy
Nelson &cel7 Tho. Henderson peaiel6 Levi &so!l do
Noses as eY h
Carroll &co-snndes order-Total 2ps9 bales cotton
VI saes
d. Byns o
&som4 heoea Ns5lSm seo2 Wrgh, All len I9bt
q .os ps1a to
Total 1876 bales
Gosss bales soop
ssS rrshSya VIA @ sr Wright ASe H1yks
M scsA a Ss', asss E levi I'm
Gn Ng q W ,e9s
Seowes ss"ihsw
es Hssrsan Fss 9Gs ssrs ey Se
u Broadwell Hayne6 Nngent &co-7 Warren Gilmore
enn sss5 sss do do
m1 n hS to orderr0al ie bales cotton
Montgomery WhilsE.a Carroll, Hey Ise-5i By5ns Vance
West, Resshav oammack-i6 Estlin 1eo-sundfes to
10 Hare &eo5s bales cotton Warren Gilmore &co-l4
b sSSs% hs ' .s s DO s es
Gily &co6 pbls moasses Darby Ttmoulrt-s olow a
@ ssss Il
hhds sugar Dbl, moasses.
Payne Harriscn-7s Jno l. Leei7 Thos Henderson Peae
sa asa 5f Essd Nil sx xsa
ysnar WnHd Hsn ,, &es uer no Seos
@s West ksahsw ca;nmaskss aaaSori s , my
Were Do as ee %
Harding, Abbay Morshead-2s Mienberger orion-o
sse:s sff,s
s% Vaaes SS. 70
:sya dso mosss; i do
SIS s teSes
na.ibfa b9sx5 Ss sssH TO
cAmmack2a Carroll Hoy &eo-Totsl 2sl bales
s sAEF so sas sesG . to
Ga
Male &co.l2 John Watt aeo-lo Lloyd FrirronlO Mont
Lees Person se'e 90 Gnrer, Harrison aeoso binds
Rochfsrd, Brown bbs moiasses Inf
Woods hides and sundres orderToal rs bales cotton.
CARIo-Pcr Jas Mon,gomery-Assorted mdss and
sundres 10 order.
QUARANTINE ST AT1oN-Per steamer Empire PARISH
bales cotton and sGndes 10 order.
Slaughter Smith McRae-sundres 10 order.
Railroads.
NEW oRLEAN JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILRo ADFrom Canton October 2d-2I bales cotton to
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&co-G l. Kouns bros-end order
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Steamship Mexico Talbot, for Galveston and Indianola
CBPuype
Ship Hamilton, Cobb for Hayro Baxter Lowell AGO
snip kedwSod Phlbroak, for Hayre Cammack Converse
br.g y Chapman, Laurent, for Havana, s Plassan
brg Nancy Eodre, for Vera rrux Goldenbow Lesparre
Schr Peter NOVEL; Waters, for Tampico Fernando Icn
Schr Tallahassee Merrill for Balize (Hon)
c.,. Goldcnbow Lesparrc
Schr Srena, Lado for Mobile Huni;n ,,on z Re-
schr Mary Magdeline Paurn for Mobile Muntiston Bro
Schr Martha Harrison for Pensacola, j A Mi,chell