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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-07
Marshall County Republican Mass
Convention.

! Pursuant to- call Of the Republican Centra
Committee. very large number Of the Republ
cans of the county, cons ened at the Court Hons,
about eleven o'clock, A. NJ. on Saturday, june
+ I'd 1869. and organized temporarily BY calling
GEORGE H. THAsEa, Esq. of Bourbon TOWNSHIP
70 the Chair, and appointing A. JOHNSON, Secre
tary.
On motion Of J. MArrrSeLr, 1t was ordered thu,
committee on Permanent Organization. CONSIST.
ing ofone from each township, be appointed by the
Chair.
me following gentlemen were appointed said
commute; l. Mattinsly. of Center. ]. Moshcr, of
onon' G.P Cherry, of Green. A. Haigh. of Wal
nu''J. Denman, of Tppecanoe. l. Boley, of Bour-
oon' Thos. Ty,ser. of Polk, JAS II. Corse. of West
George Pomcroy.o German, and Jas. McBroom,
of North
On motion, committee of FIVE, consi.t;no Of the
following gentlemen, were appointed to draft rcso
iutions' to wit /: DR.. G. NJ. Richmond; d. T. Phil
lips. DIR. N. E. Manville, Lewis Erwin and E. r.
CoxeD.
On motion of j. L. Westcrvelt, the Committee
on Permanent Organization was also instructed to
apportion the vote ofthe several townships.
On motion the Convention took recess until
half past one clock, p. VI.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
in the Seminary grove.
The Committee on Permanent Organization made
the following report, which was unanimously an
proved, to wit:
President--GEO. III. THAYER.
wee fresidents-E- Moon, Esq. of Union.
DANIEL. BRowv, Center
EDWARD NEwHoUsE Green.
NJ l.. SMrrIr, Walnut.
LEWIS Erwin. Tippecanoe.
JEFrHA DIsHER, Bourbon
JOHN kAuGHMAy, German.
JAMES Mc3Roox, North.
H. b. FALcoSBERRr, Polk
STEPHEN WHITE, West.
Secretarics-A. JOHNSON and l.. Ii. SHArro.
The same committee being instructed to apn,r I
ION the vote Of the Townships, made the following
eport, viz:
The committee appointed to apportion the votes
the Townships, have agreed to allow each Town. !
MP one vote for every ten cast for Persng for I
er.in 1897 and one for every fraction over fire. {
hitch gives
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-07
Republican Congressional Convention,
INDIANAPOLIS Juno1

The Sixth Congressional Republican
Convention met here to-day and nomina-
ted Albert &. Porter for reelection, by
reclamation. Mr.. Porter is the present
Representative and was elected by .O60
majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-07

Tne Senate. by STRICT Democratic vote,
has killed the Homestead bill. We never
hoped for anything better. The House
bill, which was substituted for the miser-
able and worthless bill that came from tbs,
Senate. has been disagreed to. and for an
other year, and if the Democratic party
succeeds again, forever. the public lands
will be closed against settlers for the BEN
efit OF spectators like Jesse D. Bright
and William H. English.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-07
AFTERNOON srss,ox

HTEKNVOS SESSION.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment
in the Seminary grove
The Committee on Permanent Organization made
the following report, which was unan imously an
proved, to wit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03


Two Hours IN THE 0rHER WoRLD.-From the
the Memphis Avalanche, of November 18th, we
clip the following: Last evening we visited Odd
Fellows Hall, and confess we were more attracted
by the novelty of the announcement Robert Heller
made on his bills, that he would show US two
hours in the other world than by any other fea-
ture in the entertainment, and we were not dis
appointed In the riot and carnival Of magic
music, second sight, goblin drums and mystifca-
tions he presented, we were SO much bewildered
and astonished that when the two hours were past,
we concluded our visit had succeeded in taking us
into the world of spirits really. We have never
seen such curious and astonishing feats Of magic
as Mr.. Heller presents, and do not wonder at the
fattering notices the press of Europe and America.
have given him. In Paris, he was supposed to.
have some connection with the gentleman down
there, and hence was named Robert lie Diable, bnt
from association with Mr.. Heller we can safely
promise, his supposed diabolical assistant are me-
chanical and entirely without supernatural ageney
He goes hence to New Orleans, where, doubtless,
his levees will be crowded, as they have bean in
every city where he has yet appeared.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

TALK ON 'CIIANGE.

Saturday was day of general inactivity on
Carondelet street. Though the usual congregations
were observable, and many interchanges of views
took place, yet there was something of gloom and
sadness. No immediate Improvement in many re-
spects is expected for the present. As predicted,
and anticipated in degree, the telegraph wires
brought intelligence that the great financial move
ment in NewYork has turned out fizze. In fact,
expansion on the part of the banks of New York
and other financial nostrums, introduced perhaps
by the self,constituted Board of Currency, have
carried New York banks through one week. The
farce of buying few hundred thousand pounds of
sterling had been also carried out but sterling con-
tiuued to decline, and the wheat bills We're as
doubtful as ever, while Southern cotton bills, of
course, being caught, as it were in bad company,
had also to suffer.
We must, however, be patient on our flags for a
few days, say ten or fifteen, to receive some res
ponse from Liverpool to the advices and intelli-
gence which went out on the l7th ult., ON the
steamer Atlantic. Partial accounts of reception
and effects may be received, or will be by the
Europa, the steamer of last Saturday, lst, from
Liverpoolf for Boston.
There was some further talk of freights, and that
some shipmasters and agents were expecting mn
advance. This brought up some incidental talk
on the other side Of the street. about direct trade
with Europe-direct lines of steamers-to which
we have frequently alluded, and the great want Of
which is now fully exemplified in circular, pub
lished this morning under our financial head.
Talking of freights and medtating afterwards
on the present position of politics, brought up the
singular expression made by the Captain of ship
from Boston, which arrived a few days since in
our port, and is now at our levee. Extract from
log of steamship Galveston, on the outward pas.
sage on Sand Key spoke ship Jacob Horton
from Boston for New Orleans, and announced to
the captain the election of Lincoln, as President
which was received with great satisfaction and
many demonstrations of joy by Capt. Gray and
company Well, the enquiry is made. is this Mr.
OF Capt. Gray the commander of the said ship al
this time Information is solicited, as some ship
pers desire to know if their cotton or merchandise
will be safe on board of Black Republican ship
so called.
While one Of our cotemporaries our righthant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03
CoHM UEIGATED.

Editor Cfescem-It is historical that sixteen
years past the Methodist ministry and laity of
the South dissolved all connection with the Metho-
dist of the North. This dissolution arose simply
and exclusively out of the fact that the Methodist
of the South would tolerate no invasion Of their
civil or ecclesiastical rights touching the relation
of domestic slavery.
The position of The Methodist of the South on
this great question has been for SO long period
publicly and clearly defined, that her editors and
ministers have not deemed it necessary at this
crisis of public affairs to give any public express
sion of their views, justly assuming that their
position as loyal citizens of the South is known
and read Of all men; in private relations, however,
they claim the rights Of other citizens,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03
Etllie's
PATENT WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
= A r. II Is.

These The only Safes actually possessing
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF qualities combined.
All other saes offered sale in this marEe constructed
OF SHEET IaoN, which never eecualy resist the attacks
Burglars, and regarding the Firerroof qualities of the
SHEET IRON STRUCTURES, lot II be remembered that
Of ali the number Of Sheet Iron Safes at the late
ROYAL STREET FIRE!
NOT ONE, which was exposed, PRESERVED ITS CON
TENTS uniuiured wAile several BURNED OUT
tieynot vestge Of the interior wood work remaining
when opened.
the following unprecedented trial Of LIL
LIES SAFES, through which LILLIEs ALONE could pass
trinmphantly:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

ARRIVAL OF THE FUNDAMENTALLY steamship
Philadelphia, G. W. Brown, commander, left New
York on the Goth ult. with heavy freight for Ha-
vana and New Orleans. She met with heavy
weather during the entire voyage. On nearing
the Bar, she found the Pass-a.rOutre light out,
which remained so five or six minutes. The Phila
delphia brings the following passengers:
From Ne,o Tork-P G Gasson, 7 Kesrney Wm Hughes VIM
Dnke, Miss Taylor Ehas AmRr Mr.. Wyman, Miss WymRn.
Henser Miss S. r. Huntingdon T. Bract and family " Bra
ton W Branse, Hocksien 4 Bro, O. S, r. Holnnd
Rapna-H. aez Mr. lalndoHsse and lady f,Jos Fer
nandes ard wife, L. Wallet and % in the steeage.
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Unprecedented Trial of LillIe's safes.

We clip the following from the Troy New Yorla Daily
Wbig:
NEW York, July Is, 1850.
Lewis Lille, Esd. Troy:
Dear SWhen visited your works in Troy became salts
fed of superiority you Chilled Wrought lion Safes
aud said determined order my
New York. by determination delayed, however, that
might investigate the charges which your competitors in this
city brought against the reputation of your Safes did not do
this however, until after the night Of June 10Th when sheet
IRON blown open and robbed of $780, then bought Of
gent, whose representations entirely relied of
a Fire and Burglar Proof Safes although was told
by competitors that in of fire would
be entirely destroyed
On night 18Th Of June my Office which four
story building together with the stables Of my mills
entirely destroyed by fe Your Safe in the second
story, and entirely surrounded by tho hottest fire have
IL fell red hot, the cellar, striking bed of
rocks and not until then ha any water in contact
with it, the neghbohood hot for tho remen to hold
the hose that building.
with 00 money sd notes. and free ay that when
1t dragged of The ruins did expect the
saved the engineers and remen all assured that
hot they attended Qute the contrary the case
however, ali its contents entirely saved and is my
pleasure my dutyto refer those interested the
safe and contents which Twill cheerray show here.
Yours etc., -
Agentfor the Il. Il. S. S. Mills, New York.
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Continuation


or Tur- u,.
NJ L. ~ - - a = = " . - ~ .,
u - - l.
~ =, ;, 10y -, =,
RIVER 'n'i'''su' anu W'iSn IS now on'rsa az
AAA ASA"'Ah" Asos'
- ~ ''' ''t '''''
o.4
,,,,,
AIS. N no fnqofre of-
GnOIcE DRESS Silks
Al The following ropa,ar nrices:
100 pieces nj 10 cents per Worth Double.
10 slW ..t'.'.''''.'.''.. Worth Doublc.
'o - - "O' VI p0uo''
=, ~ or, ~, -
~ p'-'s ''Ai = 90 IA ''-'+A'' ito'+ ~
... ayard and upwards
LIE ""h11 ai@9A h@tS'A1+'' - Di' We + hA1Hp'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03
KEROSENE. AND COAL OIL LAMPS,

Embracing every variety of Paror, Hail. Kitchen saspen
SION Bracket and Side Lamps and Chandeliers Also, Solar
Lard OIL Fluid eampheue Lamps The best rejecting Coal
Oil Lanterns for Sugar Houses Cane Sheds Gin Houses Steam
boats and Warehoutesand everything connected with the Oil
and Lamp Trade for sale Wholesale and reta lower than at
any other heuke in ibis city.
H. C. COVERT,
d3 epH Successor to Artenon Hill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

THE "T True Witness and Sentinel of Saturday
morning says: I'VE will issue, on Monday, a large
edition of DR.. Palmer's sermon, in pamphlet form,
together with the correspondence asking the same
for publication, which has been placed in our
hands. We have already orders for several thou
sand copies. Persons wishing others, will please
leave orders at our office to-day or Monday fore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03


The THEATERs.- Neto Opera House. Meyer
beers great comic opera, "Robertle Diabla, with
a powerful cast.
81. Charses-Debut Of Miss Kate Bateman, who
left here as little girl seven years ago. famous
enough she was then, and now makes her reap
pearance as young lady, in the character of Juliet
to Mr.. Pope's Romeo. AfterWard, Mr.. DeBar is
Ioodles.
ACADEMY Of Music The Dfaytons appear in
Love is Blindr and Never Too Late to Mend''
This is the last week of the Draytons.
Fd'tieties,-The best of the company in. that
great old comedy, !" She stoops to Conqner;,, a
dance by Mile Frances and NJ Brilliant and Mrs.
Leighton and John Owens in & Gonjugal Lessons
Masess,a.--Hp, the River Horse, all the way
from the Nile, and any number Of other aquatic
and amphbous curiosities are to be seen at spaId-
Ing & Rogers Museum, day and night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

New OPERA HousE.--To.morrow night, Meyer
beers celebrated opera ''Robert lie Diahie,i will
be represented at the Opera House, with d cast
which deserves attention. Philippe, Genibrel,
Mines Gomte, Roohardt, Faure, and M'lle Galletti
taking the leading parts. OF course they will be
worth hearing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

Owen Norment the bartender who some time
since shot young Tittermary at tavern in North
Carolina has given himself up to the authorities of
that State. When he committed the act, Norment
was a man of large physique and in full flesh.
From the effects of sleepless remorse he is now
reduced to skeleton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03
A STEAMBOAT BuRNrp.-From the Memphis Ar

A STEAMBOAT BURNED.-From the Memphis Ar
gus of Friday we extract the following:
Dispatches received from Helena this morning,
the telegraph lines were not working yesterday,
announce the destruction by fire at Napoleon,
Ark. Wednesday night, of the little steamer Kate
French which left Louisville some days since for
Arkansas river. The Kate French, after leaving
Napoleon for the Arkansas river, was discovered
officers and crew were saved, but the boat and
cargo proved a total loss. The fire was the result
of incendiarism. The Kate French was command.
ed by Capt. GafIry and belonged to Messrs. Fall
l. Murdoch, steamboat agents. Cincinnati. She
was an old boat, and valued at about $4,000, on
which there was no insurance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

Tho oer walls Of 1iets Safes are SOLID IRON from
10 three inches in thickness inside Of ts great depth
Of fire proof alling--the bsst known.
1iic's celebrated COMBINATION LOCKS are used on
these Safes ONLY
We have in store the sgest stock of Safes offered for
sale in ths city.
ng-Caii and examineat
Fairbanks Scale and Safe Warehouse,
% CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS
ms 2pNiof FAIRBANKS & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03
VOLUME XIII.

w=.. NEW BOOKS.
LAKE lIouSE-By Fanny Lewald.
LEGENDS OF THE MADoNNA-By Mrs Jameson.
TIE RECREATIoNs OF A COUNTRY PARSoN.
ODD PEoPLEBeing popular Description Of Singular Races
of Manly Capt Mayne Reid
GUEssEs AT TRUTH-By Two Brothers.
ABBoTT's AMERICAN HIsToRIEs-Two Volumes
ABBoTT's FLORENCE sToRIEs-"rhe Orkney Islands 80
EyERETT's LIFE OF WASHINGTON
ds 2p3t at 1e5 CANAL STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

New Smyrna Figs.
1000 drums and half drums, prime.
Landing ex steamship Bienyille,
A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
IL New Levee and II Fulton st.
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Vsoelue Hundred Dollars Worth
-EfgFsE fer tgsc sFEts9tose +!
Great Southern Illuminating Agency,

2eDo gallons Of the hest KEResINE PARAFINE and
coal OILS hand and fer sale at the Lowest Prices,
nj the ----
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

Leghorn Citron-
3 cases go boxes eact) just received.
Az. COCHRAN & HALL,
l3 New Levee and II Fulton st.
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Wear Caga.s.csnts.

% casks very choice and new, now landing.
A,F. COCHRAN & HALL.
Is New Leyee and IL Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

THE BEST LIGHT YET.-The Paratine and coal
oils for sale at No.6 Chartres street, near Canal
make the best light (next to sunlight) that we
ever read or wrote by. The great objection to
most fluids used for burning in lamps is its liabil-
ity to explode and cause fires, and often loss of
life, and the fear Of this has made many repudi-
ate the use of anything of the sort the compost
ton of which they did not understand. The Par
afine Illuminating Oil, however, is an OIL par
excellence, and is perfectly non-explosive, as
Professor Crawcour, of the N. O. School Of Medi-
cine, certifes in another column, he having an
allied it thoroughly. Better testimony in its favor
as safe and excellent illuminator could not be
adduced, and is not needed. We have tried it,
and find its good qualities all that the dealer
claims for it, and all that go to make up clear,
soft, steady and brilliant light. 1t is far superior
to the best sperm or wax candles, and to any
other description of OIL and is besides far cheaper.
Just now, too, it has the additional recommend
alton to the Southern consumer of being South
ern manufacture In another column will be found
Professor C.'s certificate, to which we call par
ticular attention. z.@.
Mr. Covert has, at No. 6 Chartres street, large
stock of lamps, which for variety and beauty of
design and general completeness is probably un-
surpassed in the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03
NUMBER 23s.

| steam off; and that yesterday morning, jnst after
the first bell htid rung, and when the steam had by
the gauge reached pressure OF 80 pesnds, the
explosion took place. Had the boiler not given
way until full head Of steam had been reached,
ens eapiosioh would nave necessarily oeeh ae-
S'rnctive 10 oot lhe Doat ana she people on board
INC inspectors certhsate, hanging In the sosiai
nan o. sne Doas, - dateo september 9, 1861 and
signed ~ eosePh SWagef and aeuoen Dawson,
steamDoat nun and boiler inspectors for the port
Of Louisville, and by w. n. HaldeTnan, Surveyor
OF Customs at that port. 1t sets forth thai the
beat was Built al New Albany during the present
yesY. and that the boilers were made duriuv the
,,roa,,t 80 a-,e - ,4avar.d ;r-r I A. tosL- "a -
90. %. u = a.
men ifnck, from the mandatory OF schoenberg q
Co., in Pittsburg also, that each of the boilers
had bean suhiected to a hydraulic nrass1ve of 2na
,o,,5r ~ a. .,,,,o.. ;oL ,,r,,,;7.5 rita.
~ 'e 49, -
Evans 3aIety guard, WHICH Would luse at pres
sure OF l50 pounds and that l40 p0E.1d5 was the
maximum of steam TO be carried updey the eertia
cate issu.d
'a.e ,. lssuso -
= iduity Piato u ooloehDefS g So.ss SoHer Hoh
would therefore appear TO be the cause OF the sx-
pioson but how that plate could stand lz5 pounds
Yyesspre or SATURDAY. ,,iaht and avnIoda 1-nda~ a
\ l.5 . 90 - = c., -.
Pteosus y 'O Pou' P Va N'aiuoy oihiist 10 otiS
Of the puzzles which we are not engineer enough
| to explain.
The IberyiIie Of course had to lose yesterfe y'a
+; IN. ,.or1-,,o,,. ware o+ onoa so+ 81 tba t.ear
F' 1, -
80 11.N.N - ~ ~ s. M ~ y - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

Dissolution OF CoPARrNERsnIP.-Not is given
in another column this morning of the dissolution
of the copartnership heretofore existing in this
city under the nane of Wheeler, Geiger & Co., and
Garthwaite. Darcy & Co., of New York City and
Newark, N. j., by the withdrawal of Mr.. Amy G.
Geiger. The remaining partners are alone author
lied to liquidate the affairs of the late firm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

Canton Ginger.
200 cases Canton GINGER, in fine order.
A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
4 zaL9 l3 New Levee and Il Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03
Ebaue's
SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING SALOON.

Having removed my shop Poydras street the 2ist Of
OeobJ ast to 40 MAGAZINE STREET, adjoining the ST..
stsG tel, formerly the Oh Arcade Tw be found there
always ready and Wiling weit my old customers and
many others will be kind enough to favor with ther
patronage.
n8eSo adyence ID prtcs for shaving THe charge is TEN
CENTS, as usual.
sg-privatc Rooms for Whitaker and Hair Dyeing.
uIg qrSTotf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03
800

WASHINGTON ARrrLLERY.--A special meeting of
this company is called at the Arsenal, on Grod
street for this evening at o'clock. full attend
ance is requested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03
New HOPS.

.==z. New Hops. &y==-.-
Is baes First Sort n-gfowts of 1869.
A. L. COCHRAN HALL
13 New Leyee and IL Fulton st.
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BEsisses, BransEies, etc.

" &c E1- MA L G NJ a N,
il 81. LOUIS STREET, toid 2O9
Sole Agents for the South of
Alexander ssignette's Rochelle BRAEDIEs.
Champagne Vineyard Propretors Co. Cognac BEAEDIEs.
Goldepburg CoGNAC, 1s39 and 1885,
Gautier Frercs CoGNAc, 1853 1919 and 1921.
L. o. f4anyer CoGNAC. 1853 and 1925.
Importers Of
Larrondo Cognac Rne CHAMPAGNE, 1925.
II a. Larronde old CoGNAC.
Aad sundry other brands in half pipes quarters and ocayes oil
undeF Custom House keys.
WINES IN B0XESCbateau Latour b. Meuton, Hsu Bron,
Leoyie, Latte, srganx Giscours quarts and pints, with
cork and glass soppers and ST. Esephe, American Flag
from P. Y. Eyquem Fils, Bordeaux; Chatepu Margaux
aud Han saueFne fron Irrsude Frees, Bordeaux also
vsEots brands in quarts and pnts from Rodolphe Bay
Co, Bordeaux.
sCI.ARBT AID WHITE wINR-in casks and barrels.
CoRDIAIs-From Marie BFisaTd Roger and L. Rsrnbeau
Bordeaux.
ssARDINEs IN oTI.-Fren A Gillet & Co., Lorient.
.GHAMPAGSE-Roygl Hunter Cornte dn Mone., Fleur do
Bouzy and Creme de Bouzy quarts pin,s and quarters
from K. Desbordes, Ellis, Ay from f. Lanaitre Fills.
CORKs-Bole and Deiohn assorted sizes. no3a 2pMo1g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

Gold Chop Fire Crackers.
1000 boxes No. ], fresh.
A. Z. COCHRAN & HALL,
Is New Leyee and Ii Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-03

=-== Malaga Fruit.
1000 boxes London Layer RAISISS.
1900 hf. and or. boxes :.
800 boxes MIR
21D0 hf. and ar boxes
80 cases Canton Extra
100 kegs Malaga GRAPES.
A. f. COCHRAN & HALL,
d3 2p3t o= Is New Levee and II Fulton