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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

On fmaL Y on ~ pASoLA We arc iadoht
81 to claAss . MOORE for the affelal ,o'r II
fuio!a
t-oass. GastaAi " rioarnoy ti.mI.
42f y ~ Al'o. lappl.iiipn 70.
CpNtleai J.si.-- Cllneh Il. johns. 3em- j
- Ceoen " sayd,. ,opp.l 2i2.
.sTArE Haas, Hfa.--C II Randolph dcai.
Ga, james kna. Jopp 9g James
shaw 7oprJ7.
p,sfei-r AfrassfY G y Moor Boz T..
= rtan 81 \ y lnrn. g. loha Neclrr
20, J. Il WIZ asou H.
Tx following a1auiy Ulcers have beea elect.
ID psu3 I.ld. h.el Jas,.cc. " T Anlor-
saa, Distag. Cle,k, j. NJ. Ramsey county
clfFk James Long, sbesr y. Is. usnall
Comfy Jfeasonr. 4. 81 HARRISON, r. a.
Giai~ a = ein alrl y y Hooker. Coaais
conmissi'ricl
Mr. N 5w sf0 a, istome tL6b
lid Il img ~s'i,le /. E. sr lpl cs. -e.e.
iosa s-y eAelA'' qraol 'l'c ts.s aaas 81 -'ued
pay or 'te mysf c ~ 90 $50 or
lrdlt 90 "a tF "a e~y Il G. Bog, frr
'qr Assc. New o, a.. .l, q aelsd aso.
tbs ai.ee sli4.ae A3at.ng % NHy.l Nle't ign
Bieuvp ~ tastama5es street. 4p@na pere
ot uaspamhoa no iiienfiile STREETS. All
part Of Il oppe.it "a, u Royal sireai. wts Ia
iifnes. laorsi bnt ihe fsst nrnfIpnsI a,ilore
eas destroyed rhe Gre tagui nr urrarso'
uint lehr tett. iig prq,r'y o 'he aiaoaot
81 slo0.0oo.
Cotton, IN ,Atd belonsing to tbs issa'I'ns
Cotton fn=a sis at 6,. 10 on the night d the
.ith by an lur"pdimy, Aud 20 bales edpamed
Loss $500 Two previous attempts had hteu
made to tlc the cotton. nhen euafl WIS lIae
I'd ppop he huiIliag >oiwi'astandAg dis
,igiianse tl.e inagnaiay sacnseiol IA ha pus
POS. and ouy the atlntsl cAeriiops saved ibc
Cotton Ptcss which contained tbousonJ bales
q cotton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

TINS MErFaR Scientific observers at
Yale, Union. am Troy Universities, va.
riously eomputo the height of the late
Meteor above The earth at from fifty to
eighty niles Its speed, relative to the
earth, ~ computed to have been from
five to eleven miles per second It's
course was in the same direction as that
II the earth. which, 81 to speak, i. over
took aud passed This, II is stated, would
make its absolute velocity IN space some.
where between 9e,o00 and $50 900 miles
pa hour
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

sN1aks6 MAT ~ s-ssrns sasrtcd At cinri'.niti
.eoGrQrd wth ~ teiips ing fns0lu,Ionr
,l.Rpssgrsd Tbst the len elaey II the Nniiel
SkAof tAr.r ctsdiHsl rf4rJ'ies ~ the -'l'ier' ~
asvcry Ia the Territories fHa Tho tongfc-a has
y JAnsgA~ alselA slsserJ u, s.;s Icn'tpsssi Scr
Nd fS4t the rtrItoliA fsgiltHfe hss ~ p1eer
n slsollsA sevVsv IA tis Tetris.rv prohibit tle
sAaDtiao1b>a VI DIVES therein nor say pscr :" *
n aatsty tsesettou. nor any ngtt - destroy ~
Mc hysF N property in slaves ~ Any leFsf'a
~ untsssr.
g. R~elssd, That the sa.at,rfgLs Ct State lesis-
istvlfrs q dlffS the ftthsni eNec'tua ~ 'lr tud
''Vot$I6N I~ rrs hrsfje Ia rhsrs. snhvs sis- nt
tA4enpu<.tsstsA. - i seycstsewasy IN then Gea'.
1,HAtaksd, Ih4s Il II use dtij - The fvlsssl Gov.
efNQslM ~ rsvt~~% wNvn n>~~s<arv Vie rishss -
pae 143Dpsssy ~ lie sisa reas. IN ton ierfss
res. wherever else - censtiui'nnA slihaiis ~
Ie0pv. u. fkss n, ls,a.~ssry of N. vs,iee,e
nnnoc s-sAr IN ssst,se iusy 4 us Gov Z. Sient
bsotsfitps u2iursIlfsi eitiseu W ~ BIZ fshia,
sphetttAoate ~ IN forcsrn binds :, shs SANE ~
eat As rs native horn citizen
-Ae1ssasS1. 49, TIM National pemu ssey earfissi
vtet 5shmt tthr " question pf TT eHnd n 4lA
i ~ 0stteAt , ~ abb tsrst
s{fhnppe vna 81 VI" SO ~ { ,pssefsit "a y TIE
= " IN 4 tslee3l' cofnnef.lai, pea'si fnl HiNtHy
point o view. "a speedy cen n'Iift - % = two
. npetAn "a Atlanta sesais 1bcscinfr, he
hsAl9etd, IL, ihs SAison9i Ar,u l4sS nary. @
isrteffy rr1 e ~ rntse'vr - ~ n Tirn. A tfr~
,D9osso AsAss fs,epsss q u BIZ to- the roc
Il y. tta II Pac;ac III .eai laan u aVstrfn s''a
" thf Mississippi f,sf.' 'hH p4giar e'sin q WI
ess}~~t pfasHfhtle rssneht.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
A gentleman from Little Elm in Denton

A gentleman from Little Elm in Denton
county, on Saturday last informed na
that the citizens Of Denton are a. much
excited as elsewhere IN the State. \
negro bad boen arrested in that county,
IN whose possession - bottles Of Shych
nine were found Our informant further
says that a man calling himself W. NJ
Courtney, was arrested IN that county
bat upon examination be turned out 10
no a desperate named Black, who had
killed man ~ Houston. one in Grimes
one in Bell county, besides three Other
mon the State. lie was taken back t.
Bol county, where lac was killed by some
Of The citizens of that county lu,,mai
HcraH u he 1914 iast.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

We learn tbs. thc man Who was ~
rested a, Olarksvillc. on suspiclon OF
having a hand in burning the town Of
Henderson was hung ON III rosdside
between that place and Henderson, las.
Monday M Pleasant fsie~ IF NE 49,
instant
Other papers a!so represent lin a.
having been hung. bat such "a not tho
case. as he is now in Marshall alive and
well. but somewhat the worse for wear p
lie came into our oiicc on Monday and
We were certainly startled at his appear
ance. lie has evidently suffered great
deal According to his own account he
bad been working at sulphar Springs,
and had assisted IN routing out an aholi-
tloniat. whom the people permitted 70 Is
cape From Sulphur Springs he went
to Giarksyill,, aui. 40 hg supposes, this
abulitionist OF some of his friends wrote
10 the citizens Of that place duplicating
him with HE turning Of 0en1t rson
-Four or i've armed men came upon hiui,
while he was at work in Clafksvlle.
seized aud bound jiim. AMI placed him 10
Jail IL could learn nothing IRON those
who arrested him, except that they bad,
touT- thoir owa phSaseoiogy, "lho dead
wood "a him From Clmksyillc be was
cow, vod to Paris, aud finally turned
loose. From Paris he started on foot to
this place Bot his troubles were not
ended for be- bad not proceeded far whcn
be was ovcrtakcn by two mon one oi
th,n having rope, with which they
declared their intention t1 hang HIM
Grown desperate. he cursed them. aud
told them il hanging him would b. any
satisfaction TO them, To carry their threat
INTO execution. II states that these
Two men robbed him Of the Last cent Of
the remaining money he had sd1 90
and took from him a repeater which was
clspty
Ne give thess statements as we re
reiyed ihc,n The mars name Is ] NJ,
Peers II he is sound upon anything
We should suppose il was tue "uisser"
question, being pfofessedIy q Southern
frccatcE7 Several months ago he in-
formed a. that he was subscriber a.
the Galveston News. Richmond Eu1ui
fer, aud several other journals Cd ain-
liar politics. In February last he for
warAcl five dollars hy us 10 the N,w
Orleans Delta for two years subscription
10 that paper Wekuow bat little about
lis anlec, dents, tat Pom wha We nave
4.ea 1T hin, W are Not Inclined to be-
ieye hjm q dangerous man, and certain
!, aot au ob3ltauist lie at,aobes no
pielay O. ,ay pne FIR arrestiug' and stub
ieoimg hm 90 rigid examination. bat
thiahs ,aat he was treated with unncc
rssagy aal uuiuslidlbla cruelty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

~ The Nov Orleans bulletin states ilast
The Hon J,hn Rry viii canvas The Northern
lIksri., Of lruisiaua. Mr. Ray " i0r ii,il aad
Eseres' hdt q bis ps efes will have enuin.
~ eject, We mar ~ him dosn as a Bcecliutilsa
aad L.ls snbclec.or.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

~. 4 Methodist protlacied meeting whi''h
elcssi ~ jasper, 1oSss 90 The night of The
loA ipsiyeas siieAd'l with tho happicsi roall
lbe Ciaf,pn 5ays, Llere were q, ace sascnH 10
~. cl.ureh, d which 6 /, we're whites. i'ei.een
s'sty and seventy r'a,ie profession cf religion.
Tint paper concludes 81 he revival q, 1850
little long rcp.csnl,essl in Jas,aer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
hK ouI .AoEous yAlsInnop txposru

IN " : ,, ,. AAro'fu
w" ''''''h ''''".''s<r4
'iI .'''Nn u''f lN'ss'' FVf',s o. Gen.
+.1' As"' we 'i'i . states 81
!'-,u 49,,
WV" ~" Her
- ~. ..e.. sisnn;o,,s,s LIN. !.
memh. Iaiana legislature yot.I
four d. and separate times for Con
gtoss io pass The Nllhot pfoViso yet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

VIZ Herg 70 M t,s,rsyps-1hs editor Of
he fanptc 'iire~ IL informed in,' va regard
'ifa " too short and time too precious 20 he
hfsoi asly waited
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
bar The special correspondent # Tia,
New Orleans Delta, writing from Chicago


New Orleans Delta, writing from Chicago
on The ST Of August, says
The corn fields had magnificent APP
pcaraucc, tbc stalls, all standing go
straight compact, roguiar, and uniform.
like columns and squares OF well drilled
soldiers, thciT plamcs waving IA unison,
and their every movement being IN har-
mouy The darn green color Of tho com
made il difficult at distance to distin.
guish the corn fields from the rich natu.
raj verdure Of she prarics The contrast
Of The corn # this region. where there
has been m ABUNDANCE If rain. with our
own fields # hlgh;c1 and parchcd talks
10 painful one. The yield Ids year Of
ibis region VIII Ice enormous All along
the line ct the Central Illinois there az
huge piles OF uushellrd conn., awaiting
tu pHr'aton Ihc expected demand
ja lAc south If producing a great move
rout HI thai direction
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

~ The MashaIl Cavalry compapy viii
hsl.ia ,aesiss ri iiie Gmrlheae. an Saturday
,le siot u September. IA tls. d SIRE to ioia
il should attend on the hay Of The previous
ntsttng TIE coar,hcasc was c~cupie'lhy polii
cLKssherirr AND many who would har perhar.
assirui 10 jim he ucmpyy we're f6reca TO ~
home without doing 50. 4 CagA'sy Company
will ~ 4uAe an ornameaI 10 our town, and- ~
ca.s " Aa<essis y, nsy rs,d4r s!L'siivc sssyice
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

n letter from Tyler. lied the jrh inst to
which e attached Tie following postscript; "a
Nj. Thomas had his yin house. cotion press,
p!ows. Wagon with oil he newly picked Gotten,
etc turned up lat night, three milc' from
siayiAe a clear case Of incendiarian, There
Il considerable Selling on the ,uhj,,I 10 Tyler p"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

W. have heard SO r,.a, r.alfts T
tatleulplod in,l.,r,r.ion.. 81" u" ,tell pai..
oniugo "di.b.l.CaI pln. If abolition.
st. ~e. within lhc pa.t iN w.rt..
tho majority of which. when a't. ,..t.
usAt.I tu.n Ont L. l,s totally Mlse. ua4
WI arr tempted to di,beHevc all lc,,i,s
Of tie kind We notice In ODE last rum
bg, % ,ac ! ras1a Herald ul G,1 te.
that a "pmly # Ae.llo, a4l several
white men we've found assembled t4-eth-
g. st "a noat Paris. that fifteen wafe ar.
toattd aud thor lad towards Tauant q"
r,lis muat br ncws 10 tie c.ilus II
rAfis aa it certainly is to us. No.NitD.
standing We have mos, vigllaul pal,ul
every night aud Sunday, 10 q coytfirs
hayo been made tlus Mr TO Justify tic
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
RESCUE OF s,,rnxAs n. Boorr -.aSis.s

RESCUE or SHERMAN n. bo0rII -'!l
tee, Aagaa ID. sherman NJ. booth. .p
was arrested scr,e time rince, aws'''ns
trial for his course ia tho Glover rcsce
case, Is months since, was tascn ~
his room IN The CustoAhouso. ws11
was confined, At noon to-day, " ~
armed men. while the U =. MassAa"
his dcpntics we're At dinner. I's 49,
was silcnccd by threats Of vio'cncc,
locked up in the place Of tho priso
A carriage was in readiness, %" ID
party proceeded with Booth INTO
country
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

NJ. John Evans. ~ho has made :
!, l'#oceh tho 1n'ie- Of tpshur. R"sA' and
kokcc iniorn1 - That The crops although
10y light, will - oai much better than was
1nticilnicd Il1N will be. larger yield Of
both corn ard tn9son In DE most Of Neigh
borlonls there vi be slfioin, corn isr bread.
lsbouka .iyttef crop Of cotton VII BE- sail-
cred bot ~ vets trashy aud indifferent quality
lie also niosA. as tAal what w-s Supposed TO
~ FS,s-,r n .h~ h-nss n 'hc ,cr~nes ~ chero.
kec county, whea subjected TO chemical analysis
tnrnad oai 10 b. a harsnoss preparation. And
yet tn negroes stated that Il WAS poi-as. and
thai shey h~i seen instructed 10 place IL 80 the
wells md 10 The food q their MASTER Very
title reliance can be placed 10 testimony pn,alu-
ID By co,ecien 0r intimidation. II b a matter
o. ii4'ory that dnrins ihe prevalence Of The
plague II the i.ih century, maay persona as
.aowedgaJ themselves "a having barn sae
cause VI H. BY poisoi.ins lhe wolls Sc, Ia
Massachusetts. during he witch exc ssnsi,i a
gvs~' many innocent peopl" ~sre pat 20 death,
who confessed their s,niir some II whom ac-
knc~ lefIged direct mtercoarsc wi,h the devil
Ihese things .hoa'd teach caution
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

~ Rcd River E rilf3cuicd Il hiNg istr
isas e.el il has e,eF been kaoau aad liAiug
- I, u ssns-,l TINT The water nr 'ls l'rasaz
las stopped running At Waco 4 severe droah
whso river capable q f'oaiias large s'eomer'
Il, ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

Tue rlcEoS AID Foo Tape-The
Grand Rapids M.ch Eagle says that
he express company Of that place have
carried to market during the season.
los, $40 pounds Of pigeons. valued a,
s23 $40, and the freight VA which amount
ed 40 s3ts9. There are four hundred
pigeons packed in barrel. Many are
CONSUMED a, home aud IN the neishbor-
ing markets, which do not come into tho
hands Of the express men. There were
also forwarded from Grand Rapids 400
dozen frogs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

WHN NONSENSE. A rail was last
night exhibited a, a Black Republican
meeting IN Brooklyn. said TO have been
split Thirty years ago By Abe Lincoln,
and fall grown up men the report goes
were fools enough TO pretend to believe
it, I)pg Hok
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

Ban Sr,rr.--lt IL said thu
and Eng, the Siamcsc twins.
politics Both are veteran I'c, ~
hut Chang is now for Brcck'nr''ge -
Eng for Douglas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

4 correspondent Of tho 'thar'es% ,hs
Mercury proposes that the owners o. -
Great Eastern tit her mp for INC
trade. Three thousand negroes
trim SAYS the enthusiastic and iasse
tive sclIow---"only think Of ~ -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

- ih' WV 'a'' - f'''s
trct Irnn psi, eitnr 3, con'''s-
siauI e u Cali
Nwyaj3 Nagust 9th, lsoo,
"Severti lcgroer aud one white az:
have bees hung above this place AM
others lrr IA jail. Last night they ~
tempted To- make a break IN Palest'se
but were prevented Several negroc,
who were taken up, had a full snpp'ye
poison wlcfcwith they confessed ms 3
tended poisoning all the drinking w. n.
in town, and wha, wl'ite folks they ~
not poison they intended 10 kill IN - ~,
tjen day watch was set npnrt asa o"i
for tho general rising They aeknsw
edged that there arc good many WIN
men engaged in this affair."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

Al,go r..F. An Ansiin corr spontient
Of che Galveston New sfys I' = COM
mi,uc u inycsligatiohhm be Joint
clat hat city, 70 examine u's negro
qeartars, and gives the iol'pwing - ne
result Of THEN work
One kcg ofpowder, large 4eansi'yd
bullets, lead muskets. CAPE aud leM'e
knives were found Distributed ~ 81 vera
plnucs. The negroes implicated in ~
conspiracy belong to Ncssers. Edwam
Cmtk our present Lieut. Gevernor,
~,,.a Harris ami Mira, Beall Tho ipvrs
q iw stil golns on, and il Is sap
~ tha' N.r 'eaaers, who were donhe
lss 81 itia men nave led fgoD lhls ciV'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

at 8 o'clock for Bayou Sara and intermediate
landings.
Planet for S. Louis, : The popular packet
Planet, Capt. w. II. Fulton, commander, Mr.. Thad-
deus Laveie, clerk, leaves positively at o'clock
this evening for all landings up to ST. Louis, Pas
sengers wishing q pleasant trip up the river, we
would commend the Planet to them.
Neec Uncle Sam for ST. Loais.-That Travellers
and shippers may know the fact that they will
have an excellent opportunity Of ge:ng or sending
to ST. Louis, We announce that tie fastest and most
complete passenger packet New Uncle Sam, Capt
q. W. Stewart, commaIder, Mr.. w. A. Ethel, clerk
will leave this evening at O'Clock for the above
named and intermediate points. Her passenger
accommodations are luxurious and complete, and
but few if any officers in the trade enjoy a more
eRyiable reputation. 5M .
john Walsh, Railroad Line Packet for ST. Louis
7b-W0IToic.--Th large and comfortable packet
John Walsh, Capt. W. p. Lamothe, commander
Mr.. A. II. Moore, clerk, leaves at O'Clock to NOR.
row evening for the above port connecting al
Cairo with the Illinois Central, at ST. Louis with
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for all points
North and East The John Walsh has frst.cass
accommodations, and passengers will be well en-.
tertained on board. Her cabin is fine one, and
her rooms are furnished nsuperior style Passen
gers can procure their passage by applying to 81
Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

Calcutta, May flooding for New Orleans,
Ciasmerden.
Marseilles, June 21-Loading for New Orleans,
Mount Vernon, Dean.
Palma June l3-Arriyed from New Orleans, Sui
tana, Capo.
Barcelona, June l6-Arriyed from New Orleans
Sunrise: 19th--Casaina.
Liverpool, June 23-Arrived from New Orleans,
Sea King Baker, Mary Lord, Patterson; b. s.
kimball, Hosmer R. c. Winthrop, Norville. 26th
w. F. Storer, Frank; John Trucks Lindsey !:
Lucinda; New Hampshire, Lord. Arrived from
Galveston, B. r. Milan, Ellis. 27th-Arriyed from
New Orleans, Z. Greeley, Cutler Empire, Coombs
VIM. Singer, Marshall; Montmorency, Brown. Ar
rived from Galveston, Walton, Jones Petrea, Stur
gis S. Gildersleeye, johnson.
Queenstown, June 27-Arriyed from New Or
leans, Eola; Clementina, Viola
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16

II A Sehuermann-llS pr. - tohp ccn C,ivon yyot+s
\ avt NJ ~ NUNS per Geber-G bbls whisky
bbs oil 100 NJ ID bSs eandles 300 bNs starch 50
bacon / t5s .ss paper Jno Adams &eo-- II bxs
Ind "a pls beef bbls pork Geddes- Is kegs
III ifrlSins butter 5 bbls eggs Eaton Il Better
=" % ties hams a Cassard- tcs bacon to Jas w
Fee-lO ties 10 hSs bacon q Greye-l36 hbls beer
Il Fiseher-50 bbls whisky Turpin-- IA pkgs
butter 6 Theurer-h tics hams z iirkins butter 20
bxs cheese Il Campiglio- II bbIs ale w Crawford
--l6 bSs bacon 25 bXs cheese bxs meat to + Del
Bondio-sundries to order.
ST LOUIS Per steamer New Uncle Sam A
hhds tobacco X ii Short &eo-l do Wilson Il Young
~ do Jas Turner-l3 do to Felowes &co-63 do
1000 bbls flour 1895 scks corn Given, Watts &co-
6S do 997 bbls -four Oglesby Il Macaulay-- 20 bbls
pork so bales hay 72S ses oats s49 scks corn to
Converse u kennett- 345 do j w Burbridge-5O0
do Ethel &co--359 do 26l bales hay Cresap &
Mcmillan 201 scks corn TO Ralli eco 43s do 6l5
scs oats 9 / Buddeclie &co- 519 do l26 bales hay
Cass & Dowling-8Sl scks corn to order--637 bbis
flour Horrell, Gayle &co- $50 do Gordon & Foster
200 do j Woodruff &co- l4l do I6 bbls sum
dries Thomson &co-ll0 hbls onions los bbls po-
tatoes J Duffy &co-s3 pkgs apples Benton
sninls- 90 bbIs onions Thos Keefte- rs bbls pota
toes Il 2 Kent &co-l0n bbls pork Martin, Cobb Il
CO. 100 les hams w S Wright &co- kegs butter
q bbls eggs Del Bondio- 400 bbls lime Rich
ards--50 bbls whisky 45 bxs candles Harris & Son
100 coils rope to Black 4 Byington~ So do + 4
johnson 200 bbls lime Bearny, Blois &co--S pkgs
mdse I Geddes-- pkgs hides q Nalle &co-- do
u Mann &co-sundries to order--Iotal los hhds
tobacco.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer capitol--sundries
to order.
yICKSBURG- steamer Mary T--lls bales
cotton Coleman, Britton Il Withers--33 do J j Per
son &eo-l4 do Scruggs s. Donegsn-5 do j Boyd
&eo-4 do Phelps q Jones IL do to Mcfarland 81
Barksdale- do D Carroll &co--3 Phillips, Nix
on &eo-23 hhds tobacco Given, Watts Rect do
Moore II VanCulin-4 do Wilson & Young do
4 L Bell do JAS Turner do NJ Greenwood-l6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-16
Rszie shooting ~ ssslszsrlana.
correspondents f flle New York Post, writing
from SsaH Oh Switzerland says.

ceaFasp onaent Of fle New York Post, writing
from Genoa, Switzerland, says:
al.e aaxs day Was on tho eropud with Josevs
again, aad my sises When upon learning tue exact
eoadltsas ai tho composition, Iay disgust was com.
pleieds and my notion OF the common sense of The
bWlsa 1rne3 diminished The firing vas all on hand
az ddf79lH faeht inches iii diameter and euiy tile
snois haf ~ them taken notice Of no tlaf to
VIA q aTfze y sis quite necessary TO shoot AL the
week aanee some sege 70 10 So and d poor shot
could sHafeey fail III that time 10 make great
many bits tho average goiue ri nothing. Te III
raIseflait 3 good e benefit at The 4ii,,lS
o tho society, an the shots ere si* sons each ana
man viii very easily FIRE 8 hundred a s,a,s ms
method "a Aaarklngi Is also very bad me slb heinz
entirely uilfeeordeds and the markers se,scryiss
the nnaHt stupid fellows III the santsn 80 81.
trenched before the targets, and when s,ot
made they driw the target down ID exa9nit Il
AS II is53i IRON tho balls only make a sloI s II
which are not erased ana consequently al.nfla,
bal. striking tic same plaee is ikely to ID M.
Iused = pocket spy glass to exaniite the target.
Walci HiNae she managers very angry ana II syas
in the most violent manner fsfhiidea. s.vy
sSneug thanghs 10 be satisfied tia amer dozen, ~,
two hts tg6Hid be very diiiidut 10 fil,d q small
bGlt on the Target. This markers tsi IN tIss sf;
Foasid IN heaas, one side black tie other syis;.a
Evlsh WHICH they puiatea ont without ralsur fhaiy
heads rom t.ae tfeaca where they were hidden,
where fsle shots ad hsfs The carton ,sI i b,ilis
eye aa hall inches ID siia EteT tis ts,.'s
OF sThlsA Mss Indicated BY nag raisea; ali slo{s
ouEale ef 1lnt. bur in the eaTto we're sfosgn 81,
sHf9sess the srtaS INA eessssass -
Iae taFeezs am devoted fs cara ilis,i az
hunting rifles ard partly 70 fisis, vi filsslysts
81 hunting rIea are much iikn aurs small II,
bore ana lgeeyg ID aiEesal, and very heavily ana T
ategAea aHa lssssnhtsds tie bullets being