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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

Tnr LOAN or lS5s.--Thc Secretary of the Treas
ury opened at II O'clock Monday morning, the bids
for the remaining portion of the loan authorized
in juno last. Bids were received from forty-fprr
different parties. The rates of premium offered
variel from I per cent. to ) per cent. Those win"
offered moro than "A per cent. get about Sc 900 900
Of the Slo.000,0OO. The remainder will he divi-
ded between tho bidders who offered from to "a
per cent. premium.
Among the principal bidders Riggs Co.,
who ofored 81, 100000 Mt 81 per cent; 81 840 600
at 7G per cent? and 81 $3.50 900, at | per cent pre-
MUM. Marie and kawy, Of n. Y. offered
$1,000, 600 at varying FROM LA per cent. to per
cent. premium. Il. }. Nevn, Of Washington, Of
ferei 100000 Mt /! aud . per cent. premium
The Bank Of Metropolis of Washington, bid for
S40o, 900. at rates VARYING from LOO to 3 LOO
per cent. premium. Thompson & Bros. of N. Y.
offered 81 0U0, 900 at rates varying from 1900 to
2-l5 per cent premium. The whole sum offered
amounted to over S3l 100000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26
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Revolutions In italy,

The continental journals and correspondence
continue to give alarming details Of thsststeof AZ
fairs in Italy.
A rumor has been current IN Paris thai Milan
was In . state Of siege. but IL lacked coa6rma-
ton. =
The Paris Patris publishes . letter from Milan
dated the LIST inst, which, it observes, contains a
statement 80 serious and 80 strange that il pub
fishes it with every reserve 1t is W The effect
that some bodies Of the people passing by tho bar
racks crying Z" Vire fHdiid!" were resrundcd 10
by the soldiers within the barracks with similar
cry. NV
The civil and military authorities at Mil,m were
treated with contumeiy. and the latter were Of o.
pinion that there would soon lie an outbreak
The garrison Of Pava having been augmented
10y seven hundred men ankto guns. II vas sta
ted that the University would soon be rsopencd
IL was expected that the return Of the student,
collisions would very likely take place Every
precaution Was being taken. and Pavia wns almost
in a state Of siege.
The Nurd publishes telegram fror Gonoa sta
ting that the agitation was increasing there, and
that report continued to DO circulated that Carl
baldi WINS about 10 organize corps of volun teer =
or was preparing to play some very active part.
The Austrian garrisons in Lombardy were al
ready ON n war footing.
Warlike preparations were brink Mt Cremona.
Modem in fearful state Of alarm.
Paris telegram, dated evening of the 7th, says
it was asserted there Tint scufie had taken place
between the Hungarian and Austrian regiments
forming the garrison Of Crcmona, tho Hung arians
shouting "Jiw Haiid"'
The Turin correspondent Of the London Times
says is quito evident that the Sandman govern
ment desires war, and is confident that war is at
hand. The Sandman Chambers were 10 open %,
the 10th January, and the speech Of the Eing
upon the OCCASION WAS nn1iousIy looked for.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-26

notiOway - Osn tsncnt.-P6ltsn mud y istWln, and
the other vnrni disorders the channels OF tho
bowels relic, ed and removed by few applications this
Ointment preceded hy warm fomcntrtons Ye who suffer
from these of the frame ,hou lose tim. Ing
heed o this friendly warning Sold at the msnuaeiory No
~ Maiden Lane Now York. and by all Druggists nt 25c 6
and 81 par pot Ian ~ iw.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-03
Gge gntellieentrr.
A Terrible FRIGHT.

The fright into which all of VIRGINIA
seems to have been thrown by the
proceedings of Brown and his twenty
one men, has not yet subsidized. The
righteousness Of the precautions &c
prevent the escape or rescue Of the
three wounded and dying rioters, is
not very creditablc to Virginia valor
a company Of infantry, a fearful array
OF cannon, and crowds of threatening
and excited men may be the most con-
VincIng means of showing 1.-THE cool
ness and courage Of Browns accusers
but sensible readers at a distance will
guess this unusual and unnecessary
marshaling Of forces is for the purpose
OF quelling any possible insurrcction
of the things" which are held by
Gov. Wise's boosted patriarchal ten
ure in the ncighborhood in which the
trial is going on. We do not sec,
however, why the chivalry should be
afraid of their niggcrs unless their
conscicnccs act as quick accuscrs.
They have persuaded their chattels
that Brown was only nigger-thicf,
whose object was the kidnapping of a
drove of chattcls for the Southern
market. AS the owners know what
most certainly frightcns their "prop-
crty" into submission, we take it that
the stories of the separation and sale
OF so many Virginia families of a sable
hue, will not be hereafter disputed.
If the attachment of the slaves to
their masters is as sincere as the Jour
nails of the South sometimes represent,
why not tell the niggcrs the truth.
that Browns purpose was their free
dom--the thing which, masters assure
us, thoir slaves hate above all things
else
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-03
Charlas Cummings of Brattlebor,

Edmunds, Republican .................17
L. T. Dean, of Barnard, Democrat ..... 80
Scattering Is
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-03

"ANTED, Fifty Pounds of good Table
w Butter, for which cash will be paid.
Apply Immediately, to \. b. +. IiILDRETU.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-03
Vermont.

The two branches of the Vermont
Legislature convened Oct. Is. Lieut..
Governor Martin called the Senate to
order, when the Oaths were admins
tered. The House organized by the
election of Mr.. Edmunds, of Burlinr-
ton, as Speaker, the ballot standing
as follows
Edmunds, Republican ...................l.i
+. L. Dean, OF Barnard, Democrat .......3 so
SCATTERING. ..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Charlas Cummings of Brattleboro
was reelected Clerk.
The Legislature has made the choice
OF the following State officers Sec
rotary Of State, Benz w. Dean, of
Grafton Scrgcant-at-Arms, Erastus
S. Camp, of Montpelier Auditor, VIM.
M. PinSree, of Wethersficld Super
intendent of State Prison, Hiram Har-
low, of Windsor Commissioner Of
the Insane, Dr. II. J. Stevens, of st.
Adams ; Bank Commissioner, A. b.
Gardner, Of Bennington Adjutant-
General, Ii. II. Baxter, of Rutland ::
Quartermastcr-Ge Geo F. Davis,
of Cleveland. The Judges of the Su-
premc Court were elected, as follows
Chief Justice, Isaac Il. Redfeld, of
Windsor Associate Judges, Luke p.
Poland of st. Johnsbury Asa o. Al
dis Of St Adams, John Picrpont of
Ncrgeanes, James Barrett Of Wood
stock, and Loyal c. Kellogg of Benson.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-03
Pixies Pcaks
NOTICE.

Our Stock is so large it is impossible to emu
meratc it in an advertisement. We will i'll
all orders promptly and consign the Goods to
the agent of Express Company at Prairie du
Chen Parties ordering Goods can pay for
them at that point when they take them away
or the money may he enclosed to us with the
order. HENRY j. MARIO x co.
Milwaukee, Nav = 1889 lIm6
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-03

"ANTED, A Pair of Working Oxen, to
" keep through the Winter for their use
Light work and good care. Inquire at this
Office.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-03
BOOTS AND SHOES !

We have on hand large Stock of Boots and
Shoes, and more on the way. They are man
utacturel expressly to our order in Brooktield,
Mass, and we will warrant all Of them we
sell. We have the best stock of heavy StOga
Boots in the market, and also Womens
Heavy Shoes which we will sell at very low
prices. We have very large stock Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-07
HOUSE. 10 g ess,ezshou.s .,.ss., =.

MEDICAL HOUSE. No. 81 Cnstorhouse stress, us.1
ll Royal sreet-For the Cure Of Old Chronic, Msyess
Syphltic and all Private Dseaes without Mercury hndaes
from business, friends and guarante
all cases. IA 5s9i ~
ali parts United and Europsthe many
markabe he has effected whicn pronounced
able by the eminent tusfes him in Offering hi
services the confidence of the unortuna The following
Of the diseases termed Private ind OF which, IN
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
mseny srsdicass namely Syphilis prims5f and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of enls horev
complicated they be- Dseaesof the Back and Lons In
hammaton of the Bladder and kidneyA Rheumatism Hydro
ce Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases Of the Skin.
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and injured tha
ting either business society vii Constitutional De-
bity Impocncy. The following of the anA
melancholy effects produced BY early habits Of YOUTH
Back and Limbs Pain in the Head. Dness
vson Loss of Muscular Power Papiaon Of tho Heart
ETC. Mentally, the fearful the mind h
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Iaeas Depression 4
Spirits Evil Forebodings, Aversion to Society," self Di.yns
Love e Solitude Tmdity etc. Of the evils produce
All afflicted with any Of the above shou
fail call Dr. james and be restored pere4
health let no false decacy but apply and
terrible naalady.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and ull vsss
Remember 'rhs Medical House of Dr. 81 cusso.
house street..
Pya,e reserved Hours Of a.tsndases
Consultations strictly confidential. 9-5
PSRecsntcssess donorrhsa cured hcnrp
pay. DR.. JAMES,
d. 1y 81 Customhouae strssk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-07


SUGAR Prices were easy for buyers without
any material alteration the sales embracing about
800 hhds. at G@G4c. u ID for Fair to Fully Fair.
MoLAssEs About 1000 bbs. were sold at $50
29c for Fermenting and 3ls @32t and 33c for small
lots Of Prime and Choice, with Il few half bbls. at
35@3Gac 5a gallon, according to quality.
FLOUR. The market was dull, and we heard of
barely 1000 bbls. sold, including 100 Common and
Middling at 81 80, 100 Superine at IS, and 45O Ex
ira, on private terms.
GRAIN Corn was in fair request, with sales of
about 1000 sacks, of which, 2000 at s0@S5c. for
Mixed, Yellow and Prime White, 400 Mixed at 500
SIC, 1000 at s3c., and 300 Prime White at Soc. u
bushel In Oats and Bran we heard of no transac-
tions of any importance. OF Wheat, 455 sacks
were sold at 81 10 for Red, and 81 Is u bushel for
White, part weeyy.
Provisions. =. The sales of Pork comprised 300
bbs Prime at -, and 500 Mess at $ls the retail rate
for Mess being SIS so u Dbl of Green Meets, 10
casks Hams sold at 73c. % Ii In Bacon we heard
of no sales worth reporting very dull of
Lard, 60 bbs. Prime sold at l2c., $50 kegs at l23c,
and 400 kegs, in two or three lots at l3c. V ID.
COFFEE . The sales were confined to 400 bags at
lie. U Ii.
INDIA BAGGING. =. so bales sold at 1896, and 40
at l3ae. u yard. .s-.-..- .--.--
LIME we noticed sale of 700 bbls. Western at
81 12a ~ Dbl. Two further cargoes of Eastern ar
rived.
WHISKY. -. We noticed sales of 300 bbls. Raw at
27c. y gallon
FREIGHTs. =. "A ship was taken for Bordeaux on
private terms. Vessels on the berth for Liverpool
were filling up generally a. 7-l6d for Cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-07

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. % Kunbrough, lady
and ID daugh s Miss House Ss.. Miss Gray Mss
Q Soto, Mobile. R Redwood, N I'M Bridges,
Tenn. L Horne, Q. - Applegase. Ark.
Chas Bal, Richard Thai, Jackson Railroad =.
NO. JAS Stewart, Mobile L Parsons, Mass
~ Howell, 8 e.. ~ J Rawis, lady, child and
Gardner, Miss Hazard, Ala. WI Brough, N York
VIM Redwood, j., Miss ooIson, Ed Colson.
Mobile. IN Wolf, s. Louis. q Martin, W.si-
ingtSn st.n Mrs Jas wsaP Pse!,. MsS%phis
| G Bethel, N Petri. j " Duncan, Ia. 5 Cole
man, Lnber, s c.. 8 G Sanders. m d, Lab
H Perry, City. Daniel Avery, Baton Rouge.
CITY HOTEL. VIM E hoy; Canton, VIM
Miss E Hoover, Mrs Gatlin, Miss Wells, Nc
Leod, Pike co, Miss. IS Rainier, Canton Chas
Allen All 4 CITY CITY, AVE Hardy chas Cooke Hardy
Vincent, r R.: i b Brewer, Miss. ms Good
win, AIS. Jas N Coopwood Miss. C Bodies,
Miss Robert Be Adams, Mobile y " Kirk;
Scott, q G Lawverne, D Brigg, Jas " Boatner La
.Thos Yarbrough, v Love, Ark: Jacob Cor
s Ias,y Rnae : i.E.. Garrett Scott
Nv Howard, Mansfield s !. Robt GiImer, J T On.
and servant, Mrs ROBBERS, Miss Lizzie Quares Miss
csIs9y basia h as Tenn IN
Holinsworth, La .Jno Holt, Tenn . b B Hotch-
kiss, str Gala. JAS E Duryee, Ala VIM D
Sykes, Miss "A Doagherty; Phila; ) Hous-
Gustav satter, Mobile. IS B Allen, " G Dibrell,
Miss Lizzie Dbrell, Texas. g Prestridge, G G
McKnnel, Monticello. !. 8 s Rell Miss NJ Bell,
Ark "A Classify, Paul Doherty, Miss. Col
Jno White, Mo-. j Robinson, lady, servant
and child, La. .Jno w Tooly, St Louis. w A
Cotton and family Mrs Wilson, O KEN
brough, lady and daughter, Miss House, Miss Gray,
Miss. R Todd and lady, Mrs Brigham and SER
want, La. w Barnett, City. r o West, Vicks-
burg. s. L Price, DR. j j thompson, Miss. Jno
speake, Texas. n Harvey King, A R sankferd,
Ala. .Thos Gamblers, Texas. Miss Perkins, Mn
Perkins, La
ARCADE HOTEL. H q Howard, Pa. n D
Vail, Phila. e Fathewer, H Curtis, NJ Terry,
A Allen, F Thomas, Calm, Ii Green, ] b
Landero, D Calk, H L Green. j J Mcintosh, Jno
Chapman, Spienll, La. j Watson, o..
Same Aston, n c.; J. Ledinelon, r.. .w%
Steel, A Byrne, Alex Black, VIM J A Bell, Ark
| WIN Dawson s We'll, J J McRee, La.
| ST. LOUIS HOTEL. :. Thos Clark - "
Clark. M S Prudhomme, City, Santaciia,
Cuba. :. C R Floyd, Ca. VIM h Smith, jr, M.
| Sam St Parker DR. B LAWYERS, Mobile. y Hol-
lingsworth La. Col Sam Clark and lady, Red
river. :. Mrs ROBBERS, Red river ~. Miss Lizzie
Quarles -. Miss Jennie Crosby -. VIM White,
lady and servant Jas Tucker, jr, and child nj ;sa
Z NJ Tucker, Miss S Cutter, Boston. :. Miss Holt
Mr. Holt, Tenn Nv H Knight, v II Righton, TeTre
homie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-07
Commercial Intelligence.

BOROUGH BUILDINGS, Water street,
Per Canada Liverpool, Feb II. 1885,
Political appearances are more assuring this week,
and confidence is slowly returning, though, it must
he confessed with far more tardiness than is desra
bic.
Notwithstanding the numerous Government loans
which have been brought forward the value of money
remains undisturbed the supply being apparently in
exhaustible.
Consols have been more steady than for some
weeks psst-the tendency Of prices having been con-
stantly upward, closing to-day at 953.
CoTroN.-With more tranquil advices from the
Continent, and smaller shipments from the American
ports than anticipated spinners have manifested
greater desire to purchase hence we have had
another active week in the cotton market and prices
have exhibited steadily hardening tendency, closing
yesterday at an advance of fully l.16 to I'd. on our
last quotations, Middling Orleans being now 1916,
Mobiles 1916, and Uplands lille
At Manchester, in consequence of more favorable
advices from East India, and larger business doing
for China the slight depression noticed last week has
been fully recovered, and we have now to report a
very active inquiry, with an upward tendency in
prices.
The sales this week amount to 67,7OO bales, of
which $500 were taken speculation, and 500 for
export. To-day they were 10, 900 bales-the market
closing very firm, with an upward tendency.
We quote:
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are anAe anquessonaoie, ana ner pnncsussy hss poS
oia''1ea net iaf ana VIDE. M. ooas. y. oeAsns p
one Of 'ne mos. anaoie ana gen.emsniy OF clsfHA
H.a''aIa9 Jor 81 L0uis'-At . O'CLOCK tnis syes-
ing .ne large ana nrstclass passenger packet HI
ss'aa' oaps. f. =. DIX commander, wiz osck ON Ioe
Of LOUIS and all intermediate landings. me h'a-
wanna y one OF inc largest boats on the rvss and =
passenger packet stands among the most popular
and favored OF Our passenger packets. her sccom-
mooataons are unsurpassed, and her reputation -
pane'uai and safe boat has become proverbisa Hsr
omssls arg Wioeiy and favorably known for their
ssnae"aniy AND excellent official qualifications. VI
iof q Lo0is, TO step aboard tbe H
anu Juuse w snsmselves ~ % whether they eoalA
.."oy .Ape's = ma pester boat She coaDeees
Wv. =, ,ae ,.nos Censral Raircsd, and - B.
o'n ~'I ON lou.ss 70. me NORTH, East and Wes1
nj. ~ -. nom, Jug cetA o. ne hiawatbs, thas
.nom nloe p0p''.u .na more secompliahed oi1es1
Is nos " ps .ounu ~ lsAes INC hawatha Tor 81
lo u 'vuay
~ ."e VIC sPsoc'e sW1n ~
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s2s, $40, 434 s2s.sss,Ol

There have been exports this week to New York
and Havana Of sl75 0OO-to the former port Mexican
dollars to Havana, doubloons. The market has been
swept of Spanish and Mexican doubloons the latter
being worth ST in Cuba when brought here and
sent to Mint and recoined into cages coin,
lose u q 10 get
The Europa from Liverpool is making long pas
sage of it, considering the screw-steamer Baltimore
only l24 days. The receipts of cotton at all the
ports up to this night are 1887 ,342 bales. The
cepts at Mobile for the week ending last night were
1880 bales. The total receipts at that port for the
season foot up $50 $50 bales The receipts at Charles
ton since the last statements average 1000 bales per
day. The next Texas statement will be due on Mon
day. Our figures from Charleston and Savannah are
only up to the oath inst, inclusive.
Statement Deposits Coinage Branch Of Mat
of Nep Orleans during February, 1852
DEPOSITS
California Golu. Soo Y
Gold from other sources .6.34l 81
SILVER DEPOSITS.
Silver extracted from California god... S4 20
Silver other 1892 77Sll5637 06
Total value Of gold and silver deposits. $l2 2 70
silver COINAGE
Silver, Half Dollars 900 pieces. SDOO0 0
Silver Bars. 1859 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-07
The suboined table shows the imports, stocks
etc etc. at this port from LIST January to date:

The subjolned table shows the imports, STOCKS,
etc., ETC., at this port from LIST January to date:
1859 1855 1857.
Stock of American in Lpoo 1871 800 800 22 900
stock all kinds in Liverpool. 39oO 2s53OO $4,000
Taken of all kinds for con>ump- 1850.
tion from Liverpool. 2656N 2l2,aO 22S co
American known to be at sea-: bl,uu l2u0uo
East India TO arrive to the LIST of - oo
May. es,u U Io,uVu
INDIAN CoRN.-Mixed 6s. to IS. 3d., yellow Gs. Id.
to Gs 4d. and white 7s I'd. to Is 4d. per 100 lbs.
suGAR-;During the week the demand has been
At London, however, there has been an active in
quiry the past few days, and large sales have been
made at improved prices, the decline OF last week
having been entirely recovered.
BAcoS.-The demand for old Bacon has again sub.
sided, and new is in only moderate request. Prices
are unchanged, and we quote: Old ribbed, long,
36s. to 4Os new 4Gs to Ais, Cumberland cut, old,
$685. to $685. new AS to 45s per cwt. Market bare OF
other descriptions.
Pork is in good demand and firmly held at 72s. to
75s for Eastern and 67s to 7lsfor Western. per bbl
LARD.-Siuce the large transactions Of last week
the market has been quiet, the sales amounting to
only about 500 packages at Cos nevertheless prices
at the close were very firm.
Yours truly JAMES HEWITT i co.
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TIC Weekly sratelflent Of Tie baIKs SHOWS some
variations for the week, say

The Exchange market was well and freely sup
piled. The counter rate at the banks for checks on
NewYork was dis. Double AL drawers outside sold
at ZIG q J. and fraction over There were also
bank checks drawn by banks in Georgia and Alabama
sold at dis In fact, there every variety of dis
tant checks on New York offering, even some away
from Chicago. We do not know what checks Or
drafts from East Illinois doing away down here,
unless to be invested in sugar and moasses how
ever, as our dealers and bankers are generally very
accommodating, and always prepared for IL trade, it
can hardly be considered novelty to have Illinois
checks on New York offering in our market But,
gentlemen, ,ciid cats are assured they will be found
out, while real legitimate transactions meet with
encouragement. There were increased offerings of
all kinds of exchange Sixty day bills on New York
II, II, and q yet. dis. Short sight at various
rates. Sterling was pretty firm. We note sales of
clear bills ut l0SS to dealers taken for Investment
and quote from 1854 q l0SS remittance rates 1OSs
q 1889. Bills with shipping documents l074 a los
and fraction over, with good margin and good
drawees say spinners names. We did not learn any
large sales of flancs-they rule from 52l4 q 5.l75
for private signatures, and 5.l3 q 5.l24 for bank
drafts.
In Stocks to-day there were sold so shares Me-
chancs and Traders Bank at 1929 los shares Cres-
cent City Bank at l04s gross $50 shares Bank of
New Orleans at l0la a 1902; 100 shares jackson
Railroad at %. At auction there were some few sales
made say Crescent City Bank shares, at lO4 Pont-
chartrain Railroad at "a Jackson Railroad ut 8 !;
Opeousas Railroad way down to 81 Canal Bank at
49, Jackson Railroad Mortgage Bonds at 7750l77a;
State Skies at 81.
Statement of the Banks of this City for the ,ceek
ending .SutlliGiaV, March 3, 1859,
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=. tBl5s5al7Sl Observation-Disclosures.
49, s4s5ss.sz.sta NEW ORLEANS JACKSON 4 GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD


Express,
0eice In the Railroad Building opposite
fayet'e squared will deliver In part Of the city, such Bag
Packages Specie Bank Notes Jewery, etc. received
by the Railroad otherwise be entrusted their
chsge for ward the with and dispatch any
point the Grent Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that
either the Express Office the residences Offices
individuals
On approaching New Orleans Baggage 20
through the Train and receive Checks address all
pe.sons wishing their Baggage sent to their hotel residence
The Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge Of the Baggage Master
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
Ratxun aon
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JEFFERSON CITY, March s. 1859.
The market during the latter part Of the week was
well supplied with stock and prices easier for purcha
sers, with the prospect Of increased receipts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-07

Children three old Nnder Tree, th0E6 over three
years old hafprce; all twelve
fulitare,
amy tickets In packages Of twenty i've be had the
Office OF Of Transportation. Merchants whose fam
reside line of the road
ages fo their personal use ., 5edsed rae
ages all kinds every place with which they have
o receiving from delivering the domc Of patrons
7. S. WILLIAMS,
js1 If Mater OF Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-07

Actual increase oflong and short 1osns forthe
week. S32,SI6
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movement, excepting exchanges and
dead xeifrhf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-07
NEW ORLEANS,JACI
Gh1h b SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

On and after January l. 1859 Passenger Trains will leave
ing at Canton al $50 r. NJ. and 6.a8 A. NJ.
Returning, will Leave Canton at 1850 A. M and 652 P. NJ
arriving New Orleans {. 30 p. M. and $50 A. M.
Freigh, aims depart daily NJ. arrive daily
ll0P.M.
Freight be at the Depot by o'clock p day
previous to the departure Of the train otherwise 1t will lay
ttrio