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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13
SHERIFFS SALE.
State of Ohio, Wyandot County, SIS:

Pursuant 20 the command of second order of
sale from the Court of Common Pleas, in and
for the county of Wyandot to me directed, l
shall expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House, in Upper Sandusky, on the 9Th
day of October, a. d. 1862 between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, a. m and O'Clock p. m. of said
day, the following described property, to wit:
orth half of the north east quarter of section
no. nineteen in township no. two, south of
range no. thirteen east containing eighty acr,
more or less, all in Wyandot county, Ohio
Valued at 1900 dollars. To be sold as the
property of james T. Starr, at the suit of
Daniel Nichols ct al.
Terms of sale, cash,
JAMES CULBERTSON,i ir.,
Sept. 6, ,'60-Pfs3, SO Sheriff.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13
For Sale.

FFNHE subscriber tlesirnus OF leaving Upper
4 sandusky, ishes to dispose of his resi- :
dcnce in this place. 1t is one story and half
brick ouse. and two lots, containing choice
and excellent fruit trees aud a fine and beau
tful ranged garden shade trees, &c &c -
1t will be sold on reasonable terms.
Aug 80, 90. NJ w. Blu Ell Err.
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Warren p. Noble his Own Accuser!
Let the facts so before the People!

Let the facts so before the People!
Warren p. Noble has threatened the
editor Of the Uyandot Pioneer with pros
ecution, for publishing the following ex-
tract from the report of Morgan, Elger
ton and Renlelin, three Democrats. ap-
pointed by democratic Legislature to
investigate The Treasury Defalcation:
ga MIR. Noble, former representative
in the general assembly becomes the
trustee OF the old bank. The same per-
son a'so becomes trustee of the bank
when it goes into liquidation, and tie
same person is the trustee for Johnson in
private dealings connected with matters
having a remote bearing on matters con-
nected with the Seneca County Bapk,
and we have no doubt he is the person
whose testimony might explain many
nc " hidden transactions.
The present receiver of the Seneca
County Bank is doing his duty nobly and
fully in ferreting out the assets of tl.is cor
puration, and we hope and trust that he
will succeed in compelling Mr.. Noble and
all having assets, TO disgorgse. and
that he will bring all the stockholders TO
a strict liability for all outstanding in
debtedness including the over issue.''
Now, it is not for US to say thether the
grave insinuations contained in the above
are true or false. We care little as to
that and are content 20 let the Commit
tees charges and Mr.. Mobiles denial 60
for what they are worth. Our object in
publishing it is not to endorse it. but to
expose the dupiicity and double-f -facedness
of Mr.. Ne BILE and the ridiculous attitude
be occupies before the people.
During the campaign. last fall, Mr.
Noble made severa! political speeches
throughout the county and he carried Mis
same Morgan. Edge4on- Reemelin Repor
soitA linn, USED 1T ON THE STUME
and cited it as authority to show that tn,
Republicans were chargable with the De
falcation. 0>s
This fact Mr. Noble dare not deny; 70
if he does, we are prepared to prove it b.
indisputable authority. . ,
Now where is the consistency in MI
Mobiles threatening an editor with sum
mary punishment. for publishing wha tn
himself has virtually indorsed on tn
stump, by citing it as authority agains
= the Republicans? If this Report is gooe
authority to prove one thing, why is
, not equally good authority to prove an
; other? What is ''sauce to the goose
certainly ought to be "sauce to the gan
der
" We have nothing to say against MI
: Noble as man, but we do say that h
: course since his nomination has tende
: to disgust his best friends and place biz
8 in a most ridiculous attitude before tb
i-nbic.-Z i;6', Irttune.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13
VERMONT DMAINEHAVE OPEN
ED THE BALL!


In Vermont, "the star that neper sets,
the Republicans have literally wiped out
all opposition. In one branch OF the leg
islature the Democrats have not ONE
SINGLE MEMBER, while in the other
they have not bakers doze:. The ma
iority for the State ticket shows an in
crease Of over FIVE THOUSAND.
IN MAINE
Everything has gone just the same way
and in the same proportion.
This is the region of country in which
Stephen A. Douglas mas been hunting
his mother for the last few weeks; and al
he suffered himself 10 be ''betray ed' into
a number Of speeches during the searcl
for his fond ''parient." Democrats wer'
foolish enough to suppose Maine woult
cast her vote for them.
Let the old gun boom away boy ys-thI
is only a harbinger Of what you will hea
in November.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13
Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified administrator,
dc bonus non, of the estate of Daniel Straw
late Of Miffln township, Wyandot county, 0.
deceased. JOHN FEHL,
AUG % go
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13

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y ou are hereby notified that the Commission
ers of said count at their September Session,
A. d. 1850, made tie following order. to wit:
That the qualified voters of TIE several town
ships in this county shrll at the October cleo
iion, October 9Th A. d. 1862, decide by bl-
It, whether ground shall be purchased,
and suitable buildings erected thereon, for
county Infilmary at an estimated cost not to
cxcecd twenty thousand dollars, that those vo-
ing III iavol OF said purchase, &c shall endorse
those voting against said purchase, dc, shall
endor C their ballots, County Intirmary, No"
that the Judges of the election shall keep sep
arate poll books for such election, ard the re-
turns he eof duly rtifed, as in other ses,
shall be made to the county auditor, who with
the county Commissioners, shall open the same
AMI declare the result. s.
By order of the County Commissioners
PETER B. BElDLER,
sept 9th, 1859. A d. W. C. O.
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Bryant, Folsom, s,ratton & Feiton's

Bryant, Folsom, S,ratton & Felton's
MIAaCAM TILE COLLEGE, +,
CLEVELAND, o. -e
On of the Eight Colleges Of the National
Chain. Located in
New York City, Philadelphia. Albany,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago
and ST. Louis. ~
Scholarships purchased at this point good at
all the Colleges.
Greatest inducements in The United States.
For full particulars as to our
Extensive Collegiate Course.
embracing all branches pertaining to CONNER
cial ences;
The Union of Cleveland Colleges,
with a thorough corps of teachers and lectur-
ers, and two practical and experienced resi-
dent Principals,
The National Chain System,
affording far more and better advantages than
any single isolated school can pretend to;
Practical and Ornamental Penmanship
taught by one of the best American Artists.
whose specimens are taking the Premiums at
all the Fairs;
The College Bank,
at which students do business in harding
money, making deposits, discounting notes,
drawing checks, DC;
he Great Rall Road Set,
embracing ticketing, freighting, station busi-
ness, entries of Auditors, Cashiers, &c.-,he
only complete set yet introduc ed;
Bryant u STATIONS TEXT Books,
to DO used in connection with manuscripts;
their three works ON Book keeping; the Coun-
ting House edition. being $50 pages, the Com
mercial Calculation, 800 pages, both publish
ed by lvison g. Phinnev New York their Com
mereial Law, written by Amos Dean, LII, D.,
Prof. of Law in the University of Albany, and
published by D. Appleton d Co, New York.
Addr :ss, for catalogue circulars, or infor
nation of any kiad, (two postage stamps en-
ciosed,l
FOLSOM s. FELTON,,
Sept G. go. Cleveland, o.
EOR Ill kinds of cheap Groceries go to
II ASHBROOK'S
A SHBROOK has nice Prunes
N and Raisins.
IF you want a fine embroidered collar for so
i cents, 100 pieces dress trimmings from l21e
to 1917, call atthe New York Cash Store.
RLANK-DEED & MORTGAGES.
A. A "Splendid Lot. ."for sale at this office
40 TO the New Cash Store to buy
| " o. ,:.-..c-o Dress Goods.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13

VHNHE New York Cash Store has just
Il received a fine assortment of Looking
Glasses, glass ware, crocIery, mems hats,
Boots and Shoes.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-13
MILE. AGNES.

MILE. AGNES,
The Invisible Wire Performer,
whose brilliantly graceful positionr
upon single wire. at a consider
,ble elevation from tho ground,
excite universal admiration. In
truth, this singu.arly beautiful!
P1rior Entertainment is card
which needs only to be known ts
induce thousands to visit the Pa
viiion for the purpose of secin: II
alone
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and the Bends, connecting at Memphis with the
gtia and Memphis and Mcmphss ada Charleston
Railroads fog an points North and East. Through
tickets can he procursd By applying TO . y. Ere
Ugh, agent, nnder fte st. Charles Hotel,
Gladiator ackes for Isl, Losis 7bsday The
regular and favorite passenger packet Gladiator
Capt. John Kiinefelter, commander, Mr, n, Dhor-
man, nierk leaves this evening at o'clock Tor NE
above anu w&y landings. Her passenger aeeom-
mndations are unsurpassed b. any boat IN me
trade, while In speed safety and comfort she ranks
high No baat I'd tse river enjoys the confidence
Of the shipping community to e greater extent or
has greater popularity with travellers than the
Gladiator. She leaves positively rs above.
Madison Express Line Packet for Cincinnati.
The well known passenger packet Madison, Capt
Geo, b. Hooplc, commander, leaves this evening
for Louisville, Cincinnati and All intermediate
landings. Tha Madison ii . staunch and com
piefe passenger packet Remember her this even
lslsaE.i lslsst .lslz -
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TT is NOT roo MUCH TO say, SINCE
o L DHA ND We o N @,
A 4

PROFESSOR FOODS HAIR REsToRATfYE ~
VIII infaiby the growth color Of the hs II
sey lie gray liz bald With os se res
a se ss sR sn b aa
@ Sn,dges cegyen Professional
eaf has We DO not say too much in its favor Read
HICKORY GsoyE. St. Charles Co, No., Nos. 10, 1857.
1 WsSs s s Some as ast
wonderful duty i soa and III Sssss
i sead head Tie hair almost sSse e
e 81 u e use yos @ III sg
hopes Of success bnt to our surprise and that our ends
out and we Can ah nova a sew
I'M har en- ans boy sbs ~ Il he W. ss sp
commend our Restorative perfect remedy ali disease
sE2 u Z HiaaSf dSfss554AhNAn.
o neesars n fs. mitch
and hsVas so asP@ tie
s ss and M mn ~ sasss hss t. u ns
TO those produced BY the application of oils any other
toilet whether to i used ID !. sa s
y Yo III b m sapls IT, # ,sDg heag s
Of its performing all that is claimed for it "o4p'
cincnnnti o., Feb TO- 1851 " IL III a Tpisd s'.o.
- -, WEIIIsGroS. Mo-, Dec s. 1857
who had using your Hail Resoraiiye Z lsaa 81 mine
T. had the fever some time last May and nearly sser ki
,hs1 Than 4 Nothing but day and sysas asa
ee Ios II nue e to others WIG afflicted
the benefit have received nom Prof Hail Res.e9ss
The Restorative Il bottles Of hres b.. 3 J As
ss os as I'M sma ise mall holds onsha rssa
cent more In proportion than the small re,ais for Two slpr
o o9 a i. ss age sods quart 40 in
"a H. Moop ee I5opaistoE sl2 Broadway New York
street, ST, Louis No. @NAen'ieh',, ana IA aarke
A9d s ed Sy a good Fancy Goods Dealers
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Consignees.

BOSTON Per bark Nonpareil-D Morphy-
Dix q Ranlett - VOORHEES,, Griggs eco VI L Sturte
want &co-R W Burgan-F G W TayIor-E r Ste
yens &co-Hobart & Foster C FL Slocomb &co-
Nicholson &co-and ORDER.
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NOTICE--A GENTLEMAN OF GENER II. RnsIersS
expert, nee who hiss permanently resided n Nss 49, ~
for the last i've has Ia visit Enr oeahh
and VIII leave about the end 81 May next Va business
As he ~ well acquainted In LiyerpooI Manehasss.
and Edinburgh, and also ID London he viii w na,s q
any commissions entrusted to him any Of these ce @
reasonable taTxas : 49, e.eess alits maj
He 70 ren to ss Orleans early in oc.ebr 4..s,
addressed care Of Crescent ocen will he ATTENDED
~ fe2s II
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sbipgill!I Snttllistlfe.
caRscxNr nFricE, No 10 Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning. March Il, 1860.
Cleared Yesterday.

q Wednesday Morning, March Il. 1860 8
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship atlantic, Hutchings, for Havana, via
Key West and other Florida ports,
Payne
Ship ] r Whitney, Avery, for St Petersburg,
X u ~ gammack q Converse
Ship Columbia, Roberts, for London.
G W Hynson eco
ship Southern Chief, Higgins; for Liverpool, !.
A Hs assss q, tas I'd CreevY & Farwell
Bark Adelaide Pendergast, Wilson, for New York,
a Cohen
schr Mahlon Belts, Thompson, for Philadelphia,
lss w Hynson eco
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fSHERoKEE REMEDY
~ ROOTS, Banks AND LEAVES,
sAusEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS Minerals,

EAUsEoUS DRUGS AND POISONOUS MISERAfs,s
We the afflicted of either which do preferi
and delicious compounded from Natures own
ReReieone which will speedily and permanently cure you
conposns heretofore used with all their naiseous
and facilitating effect together with the loatome disease
many times following the of Mineral Posons
The sGherokee Remedy is specific for Gonorr
hea elect Gravel Structure Fluor Albus tWhtcs in Fee
ma aud all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these dis
by laws after all other preparations have failed
and Of Heavens best eres e Offending man distances
The preparations heretofore sed hags failed but ts
kind the governor of the world is Father who afcta lot to
In mercy he has appointed Medicines for these dreadfn dis
which when taken quickly flies 70 al parts 81 the SYSTEM
attacks disease every post, and will. fidelity and courage
truly admirable gives rest until it has completely
the body restores the unfortunate patient TO
former health and vigor. .
This Rcedy the very root Of the disease s
tendency simply Suspend the poison but to remove the
which II depends 80
what enhances value i5 the entire absence of all nan
smell lay IN the counting ROOM or on the
toilet table without being suspected as Tor Sc
cret diseases. 3, Z
yenerea disease with full directions for their
permanent accompany each bottle. Z-.5zz
Sold by T. WRIGHT CO. Nos. 81 and l51 Charres street.
New Orleans by all respectable Druggists and dealers ~
POTTER MERwIN, Sole PROJECTORS,
ia,s St. Louis. Mo.
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ITO SUGAR PLANTERS


Sugar visiting the city invited to call and exam.
inc the model Of Wade H Gilbert II. o. Ames IMPROVED
PROCESS FOR TREATING CANE JUICE IN MANUFAC-
TURING SUGAR. with the q the Improved Connected
Steam Train. 58se
The by this being free from the in
perfe DELEGATION by the too high lining Of the Juice
In graude kettle train and the imperfect carifea-
ton cleaning juice the isolated eyapoatos of the
ordinary open train the finest quality of Brown
Sugar that can beinade. I - 5s
The working Of the CONNECTED STEAM TRAIN Is one Of
extreme simplicity always under the complete control OF
the maker With Train is TO use Bone
Black and CHARTERS may altogether dispensed with together
with all such appliances Vacuum Pans, Cenrn-
gals, Tanks, Steam Pumps, etc.
Also AMES, STEAM PANS for making Sugar. They are
the best In use.
BY permission following Planters who have them in use
be referred to- - 5=z r.
DR.. JOS. MARTIN, Yaience Plantation, Assumption
Mr.. JAS. Ii. RIGGIN, Magnolia ST. james.
Mr.. FaLERY LANDRY, Ascension
Hon. MILES TAYLOR, Assumption. . ..
Mr. P. c. REGARD, Ibervile. +E=5F, .,,
Dr. j. MARTIN Voison Plantation, Assumption.
Mr.. JULIEN TOURNILLoN. Ascension
II. o. AsiES,
No. 100 Poydras street, ST. Charles
fs7 I'm Office up stairs
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Hslo.y---Confng up.

4 +
Ship Advance, Childs FIN Havre Feb 18th, to master.
Ship Milton, Amsbury, 20 days I'm Boston, to Geo
Fosdick &eo.
ship National, Boyd. 81 days I'm Bristol GIng) to
master.
Ship Belle of the Sea. Lewis, = days from Boston.
Brit ship Concordia, Jamison, from Liverpool via
Mobile, to BFander q Hubbard
Brit ship Meteor, Porter, I'm Liverpoolyia Mobile,
to G. Shute
Ship Addie Snow, Howes, I'm Liverpool 9th Jan.
Ship W II Prescott, Batchelder, FIN Liverpool Sd
Feb, to 81 Ashbridge & Nephew
Ship New England, fin Antwerp 2Sth Jan, to Bax-
ter, Lowell &co.
Bark Sartelle, Cole, I'm New York, to Cohen.
Schr Col Lester, Delaney, FIN Sabine Pass, to Gold
enbow u Lesparre.
Schr Reindeer, Kinney, fm Sabine Pass, to Golden
bow i Lesparre..
Schr Black Squall Dennison, fin Sabine Pass, to
GoldenbOw Il Lesparre.
Mex schr Esperanza, Basso, I'm Campeachy, to
Gamerden
Mex schr Arogante. Esoaleza, 8 days I'm ssai, to
f Cnnerden.
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Railroads.

n. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, March 10, 1s60--67 bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore &co-73 Thornhill Eco GIL Nc
Farland b Barksdale- So T H'& j M Allen a. CO.
81 Thompson Il Clark I'll Cutrer, Harrison Eco
~ Murphy, Sykes Eco 10 Frierson, Conway eco
10 Slaughter, Smith & Shotwell-l7 do Lewis &
0glesby-l6 NJ Rhorer Eco is A d Henkel eco
10 A H May &co--S Ward Hunt eco Patton,
Smith L Pntnam-5 Pritehard & Flowers do B n
Lowe &eo-4 Stewart & James Hardie &ce
IS N Scudder--5 Harris q Son Is Byrne, Vance
&co-6 Harding, Abbay & Morehead-4 a Hop
kins &co-1S R L Adams Eco 6 Block, McAfee g.
Cos Lane, Salter &co-5 West & Vilere-5 Camp
bell q Strong Gillaspie, Brewer &co--5 McLe-
more, Rayburn &co- Samuel Barrel Total $50
bales cotton.
NO, oPELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, March Is, 1860 -76 bales cot
ton M D Cooper Eco IL Phelps d Jones 30 do
a Levi &eo-l2 Henderson, Terry Eco I'll Jno L
Lee--6s Carroll, Hoy &co-- ii r G Cummings &co
IL Campbell u Strong 81 D r Carroll eco so
Post q Mel 81 hhds sugar W E LeYerieh &co-2
bdls hides 122 do Green j Crump- sundries to or
der-Tetal 500 bales cotton.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
M0BIfE-Per steamer Alabama-30 bbls liquor
Huntington 4 Bro-sundries to order.
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e<fy$nx k>sesx ~ ~ e:Smss +ssnaa ness
xsaxsr kasanE--
ess q s. $50 6 az xs sIss 8 IN sss
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"a s - Te6as5isS5, ifss q * is5e q
&, s.xa 4 c3saz mia and pleasant tlav
n lscS0 xSs aoaas xhAt cooi, sbut towards
~ sssess Ses 's ss ~ l6,a,n liz hosts
lsss3s 4 Sss;sss ,ss 100 e
q ESssSsf iiss q srssSsIs WY " sesn " refer
~ ss; ~ a., y;xer a
s = tse3 ~ 7asl'rang seas'enci ief l'se1 Y
IN Yxa.,ssN u fss, III III u. I1;I iii. I4;llard
81 ha TsSly HI. Hail. 81 tic fTio and NJ
Hs!aEs st Shs tas:5sa 4, g. .,s. =
"a NJ ~ Nv sss sa5s 81
Bsi Nsws ' Soy TIA T III s Johnson above lie
g Senn geasx ~ es sr ,,ss
sni Tas roNneS. III hass
~ 9s.1s W.. 81 81 ! s. ~.
ase 5 2 1T tsa I'M e sre pc.s
iASssa s$sssn, xsa bnrnt % fie waters edge
a!s = - eloes M e.. ae AT nat ~.
f77S3Ss ssSg SSstSSn{ic sueonnt ne cannot yopch
ivs 9i sn}ls q aAe fspasa The bcat wn be y total
ic he Wss fully Insured; sue Was On her way VA:
rs assa g If s e. ana Tss WITHIN one mlls
81 SSs IS az
ts 81: I91ls InShsan q s'.e lOsn says
IL saIs s T. ss 8sa = = e'so' -
III Erss Nssisppi fspe win six feet IN hs channel
xissa 4 ss e s d lie mouth,
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BAYOU SARA PACKETS.
n YEIN ta.......s. YEN ts...7...zz:.....DYEn
j. BoETEMPs, DYER AND scouRER,
No. 60 Rourhnn STRAIT

Has the honor inform the public that he has lust assumed
the business Of the Dysing Establishment No. - Royal street
tion for which he is celebrated.
The in which, for the twelve years. he has salts
fed the of his establishment Bourbon
sas 3 guarantee FOR those wis may hoaar him with their
patronage Oily
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MOBILE AND LAKE.pAcKFTS5
-,zn. FOR sTaRTTT.TS-5s . :. - ? .

sMan kne-Wnter Arrangernent.Ifhe sple m
did low packet steamers I,a ma
A. r BoaIdman master; Florida, A. L. Myers master
n yass anpkns master built expressly for tbs
as follows unless prevented weather hieh or
low Wa,e want o. tne or some accident 10 boat or naciTar
Leaving the Lsks end Of the Pon,chartran Railroad pAiIy
81 tne arrival 81 ne W train Of cars for Mobile direct
Louis on MONDAYS and TIKI RsDAYs n anu Day 81.
tickets through Baltimore pbi,o5,i,hi. ma, NJ,
hnrk az greatly reduced rites by THREE srant aaaes mn
further information, apply TO routes, asAa
MA n r. GEDDES, Agent sz'
80 Gruyier street.
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KEY WEST-Per steamship Atlantie-42 hhds
bacon ~ csks bacon 100 bbs pork AIS bbls flour
1872 bbls molasses 10 hhds sugar 575 scks corn 81
bbls whisky.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Mahlon Betts-217
hhds sugar rs bales snake root $50 pigs lead 200
empty bbls.
I NEW YORK-Per bark Adelaide Pendergast-
so bales cotton 50 bbIs lead 7o09 seeks corn.
ST PETERsBURG-Per ship J P Whitney-2s9O
bales cotton.
L0NDON--per ship Columbia-107 bales cotton
555 bbls cotton seed 5218 bags oil cake 606O stages
LIVERPOOL Per ship Southern Chief. 1858
bales cotton. f a
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order.
| MARsEILIES- Per ship f W Bruae-lIl4 jars
y Ganche- 500 cases yermieelli Blanehin & Graud
leo do x Lambert-l00 baskets oil Lacoste Gco
80 bxs soap Valeton-5g do 100 baskets oil 100
cases yermieelli 80 bSs almonds 100 cases wine as
casks do cases paper do thread to ORDER
COAST-Per sehr Adeline 90 hhds sugar bbls
moIasses 81 hf do Carroll. Hoy Geo.
G0AST-Per sloop Tonnaire lG hhds sugar to
order. Va
Receipts OF Produce.
"A ST LOU Per steamer Henry Choteau--l0sO
seks corn Pratt-lo0G do Ralli &eo-G44 do to G
Nf1sht sco-2zo do Graham, Bro &co--3S do to
ofaef-ize seeks bran Bostiek g. Taiie-l43 do to
. order-.ls9 do VOORHEES,, Griggs &cas5 seeks shorts
Dds Deans Y Il ShanneliS0 seeks shorts 700 bbIs
nonr hoITei, siaye 10000 do Perdreauyle Bros
BIZ bbls pork Fellowes &co-65 bbls whisky he
/ Given Watts &cor-95 do Karstendeik Xco-Ifl bbIs
d eggs Schneider Wise14 do so bbls potatoes N
/, Z Del Bondio--l54 do 20 bbls onions DUFFY &co
n | . wagons u Hyde dco- liz bales hay rs Elder
a $50 coils rope 400 bxs candles billiard, sum
;, mers &c0-l50 kegs lead Shark, Stauter &eo--50(
doc liz pigs do Dix Ranlett-8 eks bacon Ia tc,
II hams to order-lot machinery Geo Patterson-3
4 bales Gotten Williams &eo--76 head cattle 81 d,
Il hogs Meyers-Ia5 do 10 order--120 head cattl
:. T White-sundries to order-Totaf 80 bales cotton
"A BAYOU SARA - Per steamer Laurel HILL
bales cotton Lahatut I6 Pritchard & Flower
Z 8 Ward, Hunt &co-T F ] DaSlya &co-4 Belloce
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I rive Eco rs do 4 Kelly t&co--24 do Montgon
cry s. White % do so hbls molasses Person
= CO.. 1872 do % hhds sugar ] Watt &co-- 20 do
s. hbis molssses Brand Landry--I9 hhds sugar.t
81 Roman Il KeFnion-47 bbls m0lasses w Burbridg
liz do Bell Il Bonligny-l Is A MiItenberger &co~
Is do 4 hf do Hall 4 Rodd-- Sc do Ward Hunt &c
y liz hides bbls tallow SK0hn-snndries to orde
Total 2ls hhds sugar BAT bbls molasses 40 hf al
J, MEMPHIS Per steamer H R " Hi-s96 bale
} cotton Seruggs a Donegsn-- 844 Beades Aco--5
s @ Nelson Eco 400 Fellowes &oo--2l5 do E3yrns
(. Vance &cp-195 to order-fs8 J 7 Hardie &co--l6
Z Payne 4 Harrison l45 Bradley, Wilson akco-- Is
i, | McGregor q Bankhead-- Ill TH&J NJ Allen &c
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