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-rrr.LnErro KINGDOM.

The World, Of Dec. Is, gives the foi'o"-
ing graphic picture of the new Palmetto
Kingdom, sway down South: :"
South CaroIiua presents curious spec
sacIs. An exchequer without fands-a
s,a.e that breads ta1ation-a legislature
tina, besi,a;es to vote subsidies, while IL ae-
ciares irs liberties in danger, and insoSes
r.volu,ion-a senator who offers to take
State bonds to maiptain bis Government TOT
a n,emium-a people who repudiate their
aeb,, to distress their ueigbbors-a bank
in. .ystem that, without panic, refuses 10
redeem i,s Own notes 10 specie, IN the m,os'
of a profound peace-a population not lar
Ger than that Of Brooklyn IN 3 state oiael
than New York, whose postal arransems ems
come to fye times as much as the pos'on
,.s can colIect-whose customs DO not
nav the collection Of the revenue-wnose
chief grievances are that freedom - senel-
al ami slavery exceptional. and which reoe's
on account OF laws whose repeal they ness,
| demanded, and the validity OF when coo'o
| he declared in the Supreme Cours-wnose
revelation is not 10 favor OF freedom, as
| has ALWAYS been the case IN every othes
| country ana age, but n revolution 10 iasor
| of extending servitude into territories now
| free by modes Of legislation never dreamed
| of Inv the founders Of Constitution they
themselves helped to create. A state al
WAYS threatening revolutions, and whose
revolutions have heretofore been "a singular
"A their legisiation-which has always re-
turned after IA revolt, and whose revois'
eos, neither blood nor treasure-a popuia'
ton that denies law and justice to inhaoi'
,,n,s % sister States, and iynches or expel'
them, by mob law, on suspicion OF hoioIns
diff rent opinions, without even form oil
trial-Who threaten TO destroy the confed'
-raey Of the United States, while they tee
tina, eonfederacy to continue to pay then
pesscfice expenses, and dread the Interrupt
ton Of their mails or commerce, for two
iavs. for fear Of counter rev oluuon--wht
pass ee,ssion ordinances, and then debate
them-whose convention of ehivniry and
patriots fy from the smallpox while en-
deavorins to save their S;ate-whoss
exchanges are so ruinou>ly low. and credi
SO bad, that they can neither purchase arm:
nor supplies and yet hope to sIaTve the peo
pie of the North. with more than Egyptia,
famine, by stopping trade Such Stat
such IA people-jus'ly excite the ridicul'
of the European press. No wonder thei
secession ordinances create little excite
ment here.
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be mus. be poor stick! And, TALKING
about sticks, there isn't blessed kindiog
splis for tomorrow! Who did you suppose
was going to split ,hems Old Abe, ! sup
pose? Oh. perhaps you were gong to
send up q committee from the tavern
You'll please go about it, a. soon A. con.
veniens! I'm not going to cit up all nisn'
for you! -, -.
You want your supper? Wen, rye
wanted you any time these four four hours.
You needn't 90 prying into that ceiiar-you
WON'T f:nd ANYTHING to eat there. where's
the cold beef? The cold beef has seeded,
Mr.. Crocus! There's no use in banging
that door, either. Keep your fingers out OF
that cake-safe, unless you want 'em cSaGn'
in the ra,-,rap. See what comes OF staying
out until eleven O'Clock at night.
The next time you go to help save the
Union, Fun going with you. i's very
strange if a mans wife can't De niue
patriotic, tool" mig expand my mino
vastly by the study of politics! On! l
haven't any pa,ier &c with the men! Croeus
YOU shan't stir out Of the house Tomorrow
nni.h,. How will help it? III hide your
hat. You guess you can 60 without your
hat? Then I'll hide your trowsers
I'm sure shall dream Of secession and
Personal Liberty Bills tonight! irs
| enough to wear woman out! On, dear
| wish there was no such thing as politics!
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A JACKSON RAIL-

Wa. held at the St. Nicholas, New York, on
the S,h. JonS NJ Boris (he lives in Rich
mond, Virginia, you will remember,) was
invited, but excused himself in Il handsome
letter, containing the following sentiment
The memory Of Andrew Jackson, trho, when bis
country vas mperiied by domestic foes sTore by the
Eternal the Union aut and shall be preserved and
before The Eternal made has promise good
We take back all the hard words We have
ever used towards Bolts, says the Buffalo
Erpfess. This makes amends for all hi:
political sins.
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ry"IIere and there "a man at the South
calls things by their right names. Ailud'ns
to the seizure of the forts and arsenals, the
the Mobile Register says: "We have been
asked what we think of the events Of Thurs.
day hight. We reply, is simply an act OF
treason against the Government OF the
United States. You disapprove of tthen T
Not at all for its treason to government
which the people of the State have deter
mined TO overthrow"
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. .rc.a-c,u ron LOUISIANA Secs
SgONiNTS.

The n. Y. Herald, 70 speaking OF the
proposition of the Republican party j" Con-
gre.s, TO repeal so much Of the existing
tariff law as imposes duty OF swen'y-fou'
ne, cent. on foreign sugar for the benefit oil
Louisiana sugar-plan,ers, says-"Ihis re-
peal will be perfectly fair and legitimate
with the secession Of Louisiana from the
Union and it will be positive gain to the
other States of the confederacy, inasmuch
AZ the elfec, will be, in New York, fol
example, a reduction of the prices Of sugars
to the extent of twenty four or five per cent
In other words, with the repeal If the sugar
duty, seventy-fve cents will buy the sugar
for which We now pay dollar. This cheap
sugar plan Of coercion is much better than
war. As Union movement, We have nj
objection to cheap sugar."
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erThe Memphis Avalanche has the
dumps about real estate in that city. 1t
saw. !, is at "a dead stand still-nothiDg
doing-occasiopally swap is made with
.boot,' but no transaction Of 'clcan- OUT
sales have been reported the last week. On
the Is, and 4,h, large amount of real
estate notes went to protest-men prefer
ring to pay up commercial debts to those Of
real estate.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

~ areTslEned has been app In;ea gxecutor a,
ihe Estate Of j. b Beers deceased All persor.
$50. t1sihss aSsiust Sad Estate arc rsoue.tet ~
1890, pse5h pFosa.ed and led with tbr COUNT J,.Iws =,
SsaRty, tS~@- C. BALDWIN
Y n NJ, Executor.
D-bSrfaz FaT absence from CYnrciI Efrr. .rr
49, baViag Aay business transact utfh - :.
s.'oi ~ saia Estate, sal call upof, S Clinton E.,
q sad Essa.e n..n .r,.ehs
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FF South Carolina acknowledges and
boasts that she has been PREPARING for
Secession during the las, thirty wears. Alb.
well, Carrie, please don't expect Kentucky
to .ecsds till she shall have taken an equally
long time for prepara,ion.-Preniice.
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TSome woman in South Carolina is
wrisin. coarse articles in n Charles,on paper
arsiust the Union. We have nothing to say
against that woman, but We shouldn't ask
her to lend us her ear If We wished to max 10
ga elk purse Prentice.
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union il 10 Be- preserved. The personal!
liberty laws must be repealed. All other
laws Interfering with the rights OF the
South must Be repealed. The value OF all
.la,es taken away from tie Q. S. Marshall
or d.pa.iss By mobs Hereafter must be re-
funded. These are few sfthe things which
must b done OF no human power can pre-
..rv. the union. The deDonssrasions a the
South are no. merely by few sire eaters
a. the North would be made TO oeiie'e oa'
an organised movement 90 their part. The
leading men all sb. members OF Congress I
believe am right are eoncerned Men 70
whom the public are wont to iook Tor ~
opipisB. and finally Concessions must oe
made or our glorious uDios viii be dissolved
in blood.
Mr. Editor l trust you will makeroom fo'
,b;. eomuuuica,i % in yosr colums not from
any macmillan meri. which il contains bo
,ha, ;,i.avoice from sas other side
side little heard now diys bus 50 mue'
abused here at the north. Please max
necessary corrections.
Calhoun Jan29 1861. kCSlioes'
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GyThe San Francisco papers make up
their statements for the year, showing an
export Of S42 ,325 900 in gold, and SI132,-
900 in produce; the produce export being
m increase Of 81 millions over the year
before, and wholly creation Of the past
three years,
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vThe following anecdote shows how
strong the ruling passion for "poker Is,
down in Arkansas:

down in Arkansas:
The cour. is in session. the judge is on
the bench. and the case of Smith. VS.. Brown,
is called W. Gan ready" shouts the coun-
sci for the defendant, but the counsel Tor
plaintiff does not respond. "Who's for the
plaintitf?' inquiries the judge somewhat
impa,ienty. "May it please the COURT
saws a riing member of the legal fraternity.
s Pilkin, Is for the plaintiff, but | left him
lust nos over in the tavern. playing game
Of possr. He's got sucker there, and
he's are to skin him, if he only has time.
He's got the thing all Sc, to wiring in 'cod
deck in winch case he will deal himself
four aces and his opponent four queens. so
thu. your honor will perceive, he must 'rake
III. persimons.'" The Look of impatience
bfnished from the face of his honor Mt once,
and an expression more Of sorrow than anger
ook its place. At length he said, with a
heavy sigh, '.Dear me that's too bad! 1t
happens ut very unfortunate time. | AN
very anxious to get on with these casess'
4 brown study followed. and at length a
happy idea struck the judge: "Bill," said
he, addressing the friend of the abse Pill
kins, who had spoken, ''you understand
poker as well as Pilkins-suppose you GO
over and play his hand -
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FOn the receipt Of the nsws Of Major
Anderson. coup d'eiat in removing to Fort
Sumter, the Minnesota Legislature passed
~ act changing the naue of Toombs County
TO that Of Anderson
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cvThe Charleston Mercury advises the
immediate importation of couple OF
millions Of Africans, whom it calls ''canni-
bals,n into South Carolina. Prentice asks
if there isn't some DANCE. that so many
cannbals might some morning eat up for
breakfast all the white folks in that little
S,a,e-and then start of toward Florida for
their dinner?
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erOne of the officers OF the Star OF the
West perretra.ed the following joke just
aft'r seeding from Charleston. "Ihe peo-
pia Of Charleston, he remarked. "pride
themselves upon their hospitality; but II
exceed. my expectation. They gave US
several balls before we landed
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TAs an Offset to the member who pro
posed to have the pubic printing done in
The p.ni,sn,iary, the st. Joseph Jourra
sesss that the Law making be also done in
that establishments.
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A 6re-estiug correspondent in
Charleston declares that the present want
Of the Soath 10 some nan Of brains. The
fact IL. man Of brains would never lead
Such movement.
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The Louisville youraa! says the
hbaring classes Of New York have in the
Savings banks in that city four millions Of
dollars. A sum greater than the entire
valuation Of Chaslsssos, negroes included.
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r.rnr xr ApuraExrK 70 .nE rsros Is

-xc~~r .uuxxKxrK 70 YHx rSIoS II
IT'S tSrgsgIrr AND IN ALL ITS rAsIs
VIM m ysrExps. WIN NJ PARTY, WITH
-, s,.ry vIra Mt eoCSIaT. Or wIrHoti
,,-uyr As rsEr NAT DETERMINE IN EVERY
rs, WHETHER or PEACE Or OF wAE /;
yrTa ryEgr Consequence OF HONOR OK
nssaoxog; or LIFE Oh DEATH; ALrHcesh
.L,ngsr THE occ asIoS. HAIL VITA Cheer
yT.xgss rgg DrTY or LIFTING Up MI VOICE
axoxs DISTRACTED DEBATES FOB NJ WHOLE.
ros-srgr AND ITS IsEsTiassLg tAtos--
s9><tA Of ". IT. s<xsrs - ne G. s. Senate on
n, tstA f~H
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GA eosemporary. speaking Of Ex-
Secretary FLOYD, thark. God for the Ex.
Certainly TIA, X,. worth 4 hundred tn ousand
bank bill KS to the country Prentice.
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Council Bluffs, Iowa.
ne subscriber would respectfully in iorm the cii,en
IN western Iowa and Nebraska that he has nne,nt !,
-. - hinaery and the only one ever established in
s'hs OF WORK, pertaining to the bus mess U,rner,s
"Fasah : Gdey's Petersuf's. ArThur's g,ite,,s pat,
NaA FRANK LeslIe-. KniekeEbcker HINT. Me-
chstft > AaSszircs New York Ledger n.iIau,. p'n,
n.,T Illustrated, Scientific American Atlantic
oa.n's' AasIca Review. Yankee Notions IzdIc.,
S"aF MAJ, ladies Repository.
AHsss, Las Books and Newspapers or books n, .,x
"' ~ new bouRd rebound In the most ,,,,,,or a.,
50 ~ - 81 saorf notice, at Iox prices
equal tJ new - - =" 'ook and wear as
sep'eEsber. = Is5a
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Millinery l. Dress Making.

MRs pAyY HAVING REMOVED IRON BAN
W eRoFI To Lover Broadway. nearly .,,pasite Mr.
IHs Lnmber Ard, continues to CIeaa Pysss Alter
and Make benaets Of the latest fashion, the shorts
~~~~' fOct,-Io
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Council Bluffs Female Seminary
JAMES d. RUE, :: PRINCIPAL.
HOAND OF TRUSTEES:

D. c. BLOOMER, Esq Pres't F. MCBRIDE, sec'y.
THOMAS OFFICER, Treasurer.
Hon. G. BALDWIN sAMrEI CLINTON
SAMUEL BtYIISS JAMES A. JACKSON
TUD'S. II. BENTON JR SAMUEL KEEPER
W. HOlERS W. +. McCLELLAND,
JOHN T BALDWIN W II. N. PUSEY
SES>ION> The Acadcmicai year Is divided into
two sr~iOIls Of Twenty-Five weeks each The first sos
si"n VIII conlinenge The % of this month fJanuary
ISL and wIh close the last Wednesday of June
next. The full term will commence on the thi rd
Wcdue sdsy Of August
TEEM>:-Payntentr required invariably in advance
per half session, ~ eleven weeks, follows
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT ...........s 90
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, 90. 80. 6 SO
COLLEGIATE ,..... SO
MI SIC. Piano Guitar with use Inst mt 10 so
INSTRUCTION also given in the French, Latin and
Greek lauEusEe- TO ths'se desiring it,
No dcductons made for absence, except in cases Of
proiracted sirkness
BOYS not0ver ten years Of age admitted
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A superior lot NJ Fancy Goods, Perfameries III
Fancy Soaps, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes. ,,,,rv
nsnts, together with all the most popular ps,.
ciDes. Oar stock comprises everything me- ~
called Tor in our line Of business. all Of She ,.,
1T Wholesale OF Retail, the most fea9ilste s,s
Merchants and others respectly tBvitss =. y ~
a call, Is ys Purchase on terms which enAbis
at greatly reduced prices. ,.....yrS
All Goods srranied represented Physe.,sftJ
seriptions and Family Receipts accurately 1 -
OnpVund4d. ~
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gebietp NJ t9e Hlatkets.
oRassss5. ossfIen, No; 70 oAar srn

OEEscEsT OFFICE. No. 70 GAHP sTREEr, 1
lsIs Monday Morning November T. 1861. 8
CoTToN. -. We did not hear of sale yesterday
TosAoeo....lh hid, soldyesterday at 95c. q lib.
y SUGAR. About $50 hhds. sold at Sc. for Com.
mon, 81 for Good Common to Fair, Al for Fully
Fair to Prime, 81 for Prime to Choice and 74c. 10
ID. for Clarified.
& MpLAssEs 81. The sales include about 1000 bbls.
4 at easier prices. Prime l5@l7and Choice l7@lsc.
10 gallon.
FLOUR. =. go bbls. superfne sold at the ad,
yanced rate of Sill. Choice Extra is held at So so
9bbl.
CoRs 200 sacks White sold at 81 Is q bushel.
a PORK Mess Is retailing slowly at s45 ID Dbl.
BACON. j Bacon Hams are retailing at 22c., and
sagar.G Cured at 2s@25c. u 1b.s s-S 5 7.
LARD Prime in tierces and in kegs is retailing
at 27d02sc. % u.
& WarsKgs Rectiaedis retailing slowly at CSC. %
gallon. Sy1s
Burk monthly circular states the stock of Baling
tstuifs now on hand follows: India Bagging 6949
bales Gunny Bags, 1895 bales; Kentucky Bag
ging l94l bales Rope, GALL kindsl 1896 coils.
! Abrams Bros. monthly circular states the stock
Of Carolina Rice at $50 casks. e"'a
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Slsn NtItaHs Alqaep 4fIatbet.
OeEscEkr orFIcE. No. 70 d

CRESCENT OFFfCE, No. 10 (,a1un strAsss,
s Saturday Night Nov. a 1861.
The embargo and restrictions imposed by th
military authorities In Kentucky and Tennessee
are operating greatly against what little trade an,
business our community was favored with las
week. IN most articles Of daily consumption
breadstuffs and provisions particularly, We arr
9 silently drifting towards famine prices. If those
large and bonnteeus crop accounts which we have
fer months beer RECALLED with, are actually realized
throughout the country We ought to be receiving
daily evidences of them in our market. III sugal
! and molasses, there u ssn abundance, far beyond
tie actual wants of onr Inhabitants, al well as al
overabundanee to meet the demand for The Con.
federats States. The interruption on the Memoirs
and Cher lesion Railroad imposes another depres-
sion On the trade in these ARTICLES. Tie transac.
tons 81 these two articles during the week amount
II about one hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
Pork beef and bacon are held at starvation prices.
Possibly there may be recession ii the prices of
these articles when the packing season arrives.
I. bagging and rope have advanced to unfeard Of
prices, These can be avoided BY d determination
On fe Of planters not to use them, and by re-
sorting g hoops and cypress boards, which win do
ser1ar well for holding cotton in the form Of
bales HI storage on plantations. Eight and nine
cents for Mddling cotton VIII not pay for bagging
At n cents, nor for rope at 20022 cents ,or iron
tics at PA 2A cents. 4 factors, however, can
realize discounts or facilities from our banks to
furnish lions with supplies of this character
az tliese prices there will be flemish balances
somewhere onSa general settlement.
n the general jobbing trade there has been 4
very Tight business. Stocks sof seasonable goods
afs - much reduced and prices have. attained so
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Canal Bank has expanded s26 900. Well Il might,
for 1t has sold Sa7 900 sterling exchange this week.
which IL something like taking out of one pocket
and putting Ii iii the other. The public or rather
It's selected few customers might be benefited by
Transferring some further sums of exchange ball
ances from certain pocket TO the pockets of our
! public. K
The movements in the free banks show a reduc-
tionin discounts here and there OF course they
will be able to do little something after awhile.
There Is a greater reduction in specie than ex.
tpected Of which s9,s4s appears to have gone from
the Mechanics and Traders, Bank-who is the ia.
vored one here s--and s5,5lA from the Bank Of
New Orleans. The Bank of America shows a re-
ducton of SIS, 600. This is accounted for SIS 900
in bullion which should have been entered last
week as o special deposit, and is now on special
deposit, and not included in the returns. The bal
anee of the difference is in paying out now and
then small sums for change. "a
The variations in the bank movements for the
week are:
decrease in circulation 9lol
An Increase in deposits proper 5lT,fSt
decrease il short loans Of l24
Az increase in distant balances
The yara long and short loans for the week
as an increase OF tofi
Ia eXehange there have been very Light tra1lsae-
tons. Some of the banks have sold small sums at
l22a. The buying rates have beenfrom 10 to lis
and q fraction over The amount Offering is light.
Some sterling has been forwarded here for sale,
the proceeds of which were to be invested in sugar
and molasses. The asking rate at two of the
banks is I25. There is very little doing in domes
tic bills. There is no financial center Some Of
our banks take small sums on Richmond but the
amount is too meagres to warrant us to say that
there is any financial metropolis or center outside
of New Orleans. The balances of treasury notes
as deposits show up large. Whether it is safe or
will be wise for the banks to expand On these de-
posts can be more fully determined during the
present month.
We have very little to say about stocks. IA
shares Of Bank Of Louisiana were sold to-day at
$40, which, with some sales Of City Railroad, COM
prise Achievements made known during the week.
Confederate bonds were sold to-day at 81. The
amount offering is light. Holders have enhanced
their rates within two or three days past. s5@s7
are the asking rates.
The Insurance scrip market is dull very dull
Possibly no branch Of commerce feels the waf
more than Insurance Companies.
For comparison with the weekly movements Of
our banks, we append the last return previous to
the suspension of coin payments, say on Saturday,
the lAth September, 1861
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Comparative statement for two Week. s'''''''s'

Actual increase for the week l5lTT
The following table comprises the of loans iorg dis
counts ortgages and pledges and active paper
maturing within ninety days Also the amount discounts
and loans Of each bank beyond ninety days -. -
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gAgrLG E. Ii a E,KET.

JEFFERSON CITY, November 4, 1861.
Arrived on Saturday and yesterday $40 Texas
Beeyes, asi Sheep and l54 Veal Cattle. Amount
Of stock sold were 100 Texas Beeves, Isl Sheep
and, 4s Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are
sSs Texas Beeyes, 8 Hogs, s6l Sheep and 657 Veal
Cattle We ionofa sSs, 81 q - a 81 " -
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Acadia, Vincent, I'm DonaldsonviIle.
Diana, Radoyich, I'm Lower Coest.
Lewis Wliteman, Norton, FIN Mobile.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Il 20
~ MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS ] ,
City Hall, October %, 1861 :
.-.s'- Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans,
mo. 5775.1
Res0lUed That from and after the second Monday in Noye
Der he compensation allowed Sheriff Of the Parish
for the ke ping and maintenance prisoners in tn
Parish Prison. for which te city is able shall and here
by liked at the rate Of twenty-five per prs
oier. -E.f. =
[Signed Sac JAS BFGGS
III President pro ten. Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned j. o. NIXON.
-. 80 President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October %, 1851 "Oe-
tSignedl JOHN 7. MONROE. Mayor.
Z o50 q MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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Arrived Yeatersiny.
Steamboats,.

"a Steamboats,. 5. sE NI
hatcher, feathers, I'm Memphis. ~
Sall1e Robinson, Webbing, fin Fort Adams.
w Burton, Biossat, I'm LobdelI's Store.
Mary t, Dugas, I'm Donaldsonvilie.
De Soto, -, FIN Bayou Sara.
, Hy Lewis, Winters, FIN Alabama River +
Lake End JEFF. & Car. R. r.