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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

E Godey's Lady's Book, for Sep.
tember, has reached us. 1t is illustrated
with "The Widows Mite" and itsusual
quantity of Fashion Plates. 1t also has
q piece Of Music. and plan for a splen-
did suburban villa. Every department
is as useful and interesting as ever
Philadelphia-$3 . year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

II A JoKE.-We received a letter, the
other evening, which we eagerly opened
hoping some person had managed to find
a dollar or two which he had no other
use for, and had therefore concluded to
patronize the printer. But alas on
opening the letter, we found no money,
but few aattering remarks, wherein the
writer stated that he enclosed cen,
stamp. for which he desired us to send
him late copy of the Chief; that he
had formerly liked to read it. but had
not seen it for some time, and was anx-
ious to have number. Feeling highly
fattered at the high value he placed up.
on the Chief, we carefully searched, high
and low, for the l cent stamp, intending
to treasure it up; but he had even neg.
lected to enclose that. But we admired
the fellows assurance, and sent him a
copy, any how. If he likes it, and wants
another, let him send another cent stamp,
enclosed in Union envelope!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

= ~ The largest and best watermelons
we have seen this season, were presented
to us BY Col. Killough. These water
melons are the third crop of vegetables
raised on the same ground, the present
season and the Col. thinks be can vet
put in a crop Of turnips. making the
fourth
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

~ Senator Pomeroy has our thanks
for copy Of the bill lsvying direct taxes.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

~ Arthur's Home Magazine, for
September, is received. The steel en-.
craving, 'It was not Me-" is life-like and
beautiful. The contributors to this Mag
azine embrace many of the most talented
writers in the country, and the articles
are all of the highest order. Published
at Philadelphia, at % . year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

TROUBLE BELow.-Dificulties are an
ticipated in the vicinity of Fort Scott.
Messengers to Leavenworth report large
bodies of tories within few miles of the
former place, and Gen. Lane, with por.
ton of his Brigade, mas hastened down
there. There is imminent danger of an
invasion of Kansas. Seigel has not suf-
ficient force to drive the enemy back, and
the Kansas recruits are being hurried
away as fast as they can be gathered up.
Our State is being left in fine condition.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

~ ~ A. R. Conklin. of Forest City, is
improving. and the Chances are favorable
for his recovery. The assassin has not
yet been found ; and, as the civil author
tiles over there are pretty much al trait
ors, we presume not much effort has been
made to find him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

~ Gen. Price is said to have issued
proclamation from Springfield. in which
be declared be woald show no quarters.
Then be is improving for at Boonvills,
be showed his hind d-quarters
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

A BoRE.-One matter, which invaria-
bly, accompanies reports Of battles in the
present war, is becoming an intolerable
bore. 1t is the announcement that, Just
as our side was about gaining splendid
victory, or had the enemy in position
where they would have been almost an
initiated, the ammunition gave out |! At
the battle of Carthage. when Seigel had
the enemy just about whipped. the am
munitiou gave ont, and the enemy rallied.
At Manassas, when our troops were ma.
king splendid headway, the ammunition
gave out, and the caissons rushing to tie
rear for fresh supplies, gave rise to the
fatal panic. At sharp skirmish on the
Kanawha, when the enemy had begun to
give way, our ammunition was exhaus-
ted, and our troops were compelled to re-
treat, leaving Col. Norton a prisoner in
the hands of the enemy. At Springfield.
just as Seigel began to play havoc with
the enemy, and could have cut them to
pieces, the ammunition gave out We
never hear Of the enemy getting out Of
ammunition, and we certainly have many
times as much as they, with ample means
to transport it. With our immense sup
plies and great means for carrying them,
it is little singular that our troops lose
important advantages in every battle by
getting out Of ammunition just at the
wrong moment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

~ Among the killed at Springfield,
was Gen. formerly Msjor) Wsightman,
late Of Atchison, who eagerly embraced
treason, and hastened of to Missouri. to
6ght against his country. He has met
his just reward. Atchison has good
many more who deserve the same fate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

r. It is said that the Southern crown
has been offered to one of the American
Bonapartes. and emphatically refused.
He thinks the American Eagle OF moro
value than the Southern Cro,ss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

~ From the constant threats which
the Missouri tories are making against us,
We presume they like Us as we'll a. we do
them. In fact, we are terribly afraid of
them-that's the reason why we are SO
careful never to say anything against them!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22
DAHaERoUsLY WOUNDED.

Col. Mitchell. I'd Kansas regiment.
Capt. Mcfarland. 1st Kansas regi-
msnt, skull fractured-suppossd to be
dead BY this time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

of regulars were sent to the East side Of
creek to engage force which was operat-
ing against Capt. Wright's cavalry. shell
tering themselves behind fence. Capt.
Plummer and Capt. Gilbert with their
companies marched close up to the fence
and delivered an effective Gre. but were
compelled BY great odds to retire. which
they did, but again renewed the attack.
The enemy being largely reinforced.
and having now at least three thousand
men. jumped over into the corn Geld. and
Capt. Plummer's gallant band was i'm
minently threatened with annihilation.
They retreated rapidly. firing q they did
90. when Lieut.. Dubois. having got his
battery under headway on the hill near
the Missouri volunteers. seeing the posi-.
tion Of Affairs on the opposite side Of the
valley. threw in the most precise manner
several shells. which exploded Just % they
reached the dense mass of secessionists.
scattering them lifeless on the ground n
scores. while al who could were glad to
run for dear life. aFi
The gallant men in Col. Blair's reri.
msnt were nov ordered back. and their
position taken BY the Iowa Flint. They
fought like tigers. drove the enemy back,
and followed up the advantage gsinsd for
considerable distsncs. Capt. Macon,
Of Company @. was killed soon after hia
regiment was engaged. .Liect. Purcell
xas mortally wounded. Maj. Porter and
Col. Merritt gallantly cheering on their
boys escaped unharmed. The Eansas
Fint and Second regiments were now or
d.:d forward to support the right flank
Of the Iowas. -sor.
Col. Grssa's regiment Of Tennessee
cavalry. bearing secession Asg. BOW
charged upon our wounded. who were
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

Gen. Lyon.
Lieut.. 9. Ayriel. 90. K. Is. Kansas.
Lieut.. L. L. Jones. Of Capt. Walkers
company. same regiment: Lieut.. Duer.
do; Lieut.. McGouigls Of Capt. MeCook's
company, 1st Kansas. $40
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-22

bis camp, extending Westward to the
Fayetteville rosd. Here Q terrible Ere
was poured into his ranks BY Q regiment
which be had permitted to. .sdvance with
in few psces or him. supposing il to be
the Iowa 6rst. His men scattered con.
siderably. and Col. Solomon's could not
be rallied. consequently Seigsl lost Eve of
his guns. the other being brought away
BY Capt. Flsgg. who compelled his pris.
oners. some sixty in number. to draw the
artillery of the Geld. Our troops took
some four hundred horses, and about sew
enty prisoners. and compelled the enemy
to burn nearly al Of his baggage. to keep
it from falling into our hands.
The enemy had 2l pieces Of cannon,
and at the last 26. including those taken
from Seigel. They were nons Of them
worked with precision. every shot for
nearly On hoar going "whn" twenty
fest over our heads. Our army reached
Springfield in safety. and are now prepar-
ing to move on Rolla, bat with no hopes
whatever Of reaching there. With bag.
gage train Eve miles long 70, protect. it
will be singular indeed, ifths enemy does
not prove eutsrprising enough to cut of
portion Of it, having such heavy fcrcs
OF cavalry. With two more regiments
ws could have driven the enemy entirely
from the valley. and with . proper cavalry
force could have followed up sueh . vic.
tory. with decisive result. Our loss il
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Ilc.nntcs
-.-------r7-.--s-----,---,,
Election CT Delegates to the state Con-
vCntion CT i,c Fourth OF July.

The unconditional Union men Of Yuha county.
whoappruyc tH' solutions and ell ~ The stat"
Central Committee presided over by Hon. j. j
IIoce adopted on de Mof May tora State Con-
rcuuou az Sacramento, on The tth Of Jnly next,
and who VIII support the nominees oi that C,u-
vcnti'n are invited to assemble 10 township mass
meetings. ou the 10TH day OF june loGl for the
purpose of choosing delegates, directly from Che
people, to the said STATE Convention, without tn,
intervention d party County Conventions: the
place for rhnlding the meeting u cach tow ship
To h' dos-uatcd b" friend, ,l thc clu-g resident
therein. Thontrcvotcoft the several townships.
cl,t at the last Presidential election given be-
low; and also the number ot Delegates to which
each township is o1Dtled under the aVporuun.
mont of the State Central Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14
Marysville Gymnasium

'' i'i Second ST., between High and Z,
w w reopen on Wednesday, the 9Th day Of
nas,ics "nyGmber 1850, for general exercise in Gym
ted ia a I rhNscal Training. The public are invi-
this Ins,;ti themselves of the benefit derived from
Doors' ''nS @ viii he kept comfortable day and night
Terms oeeSh from GAM. to 10P.M
noi " 90 per month in advance.
CHAs. A. KATz, Proprietor.
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IEaryGvilIo
Wa ION and Carriage
BzANUFACTOEGY.
EAltLkt, cARpL1GES

E--.=E=z-=s FANIfj tIHEf1GLS,
a BJGEIEN,
- s.,i EXPPENC
ss-a--------------s FREIGHT, FARN
and ali other kinds Of WAGONS ouit and finished 70
ORDER The undersigned are prepared 20 make all the
above descr ton ct vehicles. in Amann.r suited TO
thc climate ard roads Of Cal roruia and have all the
necessary material aud facilities for SO doing.
They have also on hand a lot Of
SUPERIOR WAGONS AND BUGGIES
of our own manufacture, which viii sell at most ia
yorahc rates
The subscriber would also stlte that his mauuiac
tures ha1 been tried with imported vehicles. and have
alwavs proved SUPERIOR TO EASTERN MADE
WAGONS AND BCGGIES!
The public is invited go c1u AMI examine specimens
or ofr y~orl, ut tha mauufactory, corner OF THIRD
STREET AND VIRGIN ALLEY, Narysyille.
j. z. HAYES & co,
mAl2 Wagon and Carriage Makers
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EcariliAcr TnMnsl'r.

IN pur-OIIcc q tat cal O Ne Uui0n Demo.
cratic County Committee ot Yull county. the
u"coui'toual Uum mm ~ Bear River
Township arr uHrUri tht MISS Meeting
VIII be- held at th.ro..derca of Z. Allison. J. r
on Saturday The l,th day &c Jurc, At IL O'Clock
NJ, tr LHg purpose &C cItcfioe two Delegates to
tine sSt. ..tp t'pgt elitI.n ,f iuf,..tth
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Eo.tcl.s rnTr,-r.i.;,-

The Crlon yotcrs of Posters Par Towrzl-p who
approve tie rcsH'ut oas OF rar State C5rtrl Ccrwi-
t.e Which - called state Convention t4r the Fourth
rouli'l ou saturday Jlrr lt.h at2 o'c.or, p W.
l"r 1" purpose u. e..-tus ouc delegate % sad state
Convention
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14
- - l.nWn.l.in.

In pursuance of t,e c1'i raHe hy th. Union Dor,o-
cratic County Committee 90 fubl ,tv. tte Union
voters OF Roses Itr Township ore rtau.tcd 20 rect
jr Moss Meeting at ~ o't'.. ,p NJ o tse t:.H dav
81 june, % t'a house OF J.. % Clark Smar.~ciIe fr
NeI5Hla.r of cI.ctrs Ie,reae. To- tie Uuon Demo.
crate State Convention 20 be heid in Sacramento on
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14
Linda Township.

IN pursuance Ola caI Of the Union Democratic
county Cowmit'ta Yul1 county. TIE unccrditirual
thI7n wen o. Linda Ioer-l ipa ore notified that Mass
Nnet =" VIII De hrli $50 lu-Iams Earch on saturday,
The 10th dHF of juno. t o'c'ock T. VI. fr tdr pur-
ro-ari e'e-iut our .atr go te State Convention
L. u. - l |. - I. 1 L l I
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q. III. BEACH.
T. CEe SALE

$3.50, desirable Homestead, situated on est,
II. between Third and Fourth. No 9j. The
E'.t house is coumodous and substantial brick
T. continuing five rooms above and FIVE IN
the basement, making ten rooms, all enenty ar
ranged. Lot 20 by 60.
Also adjoining good Brick Store, lot by lOJ.-
Inquire on the premises, No 93 street, east side.
aplS-u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14
D2jJn 3latlonal Iltmutrat
Proceedings OF the Democratic Central
Committee OF sutieT County.

Pursuant to q clll Of the Chairman Of said
Committee q meeting was hcd May 2lth. 5l,
at the C'lrt House. in lub1 CITY Members
present: r. J.. Wilson. Chairman; 81. Bouiware.
J. l.. Smith, ). Richards, and Phil. f. preschcr.
On motion, the following resolutions were a.
doptod:
Baso,vrp, That we iudorsc tac action or the
State Central Committee th1t cll'cd the StItr
Convention To- bc held at Sacramento, on ihr 4fb
dayo Juir, 1861, beicyiuy that the sentiments
embodied iu the resolutions adopted hv sand Conn
mitge are the sentiments Of all true Umou.ovirg
men.
RESOLVED That with these views, we cordially
iuvjt, all mon Of Sut,er County who hold these
sentiments, TO meet and hoi primary meeting, at
their respective precincts, on The SIN d1y Of June
next, for the purpose telcctng delegates to the
County Convention, to b. held 40 Yubl CITY. ON
Saturday. june H., 1851. for the IuryoScof elect
ing delegates TO the State Convention to bee held
at Sacramento, July lth. =! 81, and nominating
candidates for Couuty Officers.
The respective precincts are entitled to The fal-
lowing representation:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14
EgGeGa z1Es1S
ICE CREAM SALOON.
ID Street, opposite the Post Office.

FB5lIE undersigned would announce TO the citzen' o
4 Mgrysyille that he will. on Thursday evening ION
inst, be prepared to serve them with ICE CREAM,
and CREAM AND STRAWBERRIES Of superior qit-
iy, and in the mCst popular style. No pains viii be
spared to make His one Of the most deserving and
popular Cream Est blishmeus in the State. II Will be
considered no bragadocia, when it is known That
have been in the business constantly for twenty years
Should say, that for the past fifteen years have
known no superior in the manufacture Of ZOE CREAM
To the great di i.Cratum in Croam-richncss ANA ul-
VOrl shall be able to Liye UroOf that have attained
Families and Parties viii be furnished Mt short no.
tice, with Cream of any flavor, accompanied by all
the necessary conyeneuces.
s. F. ROGERS.
- y. b. The undersigned, in charge of the sa-
loon, Couicc,ionary aud Fruit Department, VIII be
very happy to receive the fayors of his friends ana
the public generally, where they obtain aU the
choicest varie OF Strawberries, Cherries and APP
ricos. Also Peaches, Pums and other fruits in til r
p''i q. III. BEACH.
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&pecial 5ojice>.

s~TAc following letter. cmriatical'ys srcatl
for ITSELF was written by tha p.aa tie Facu'ty of
ibo Philadelphia Coli. ec of NcIene-to Tie editors
Of the Pacific Medical and eurs sai Journal. San FRA
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14
THE CELEBRATED
1L-s1.5s--5 -s 80 GEL,
The Greatest Linimentin use!

A CERTAIN core far m umat'sm, soreness and
"a swelling of the breast pain AID weakness in the
back and ip,as, spraus. bruises, cramps, aumbness.
frozen limbs htes insects gotre swelled neck,
paralysis on loss OF power n the limbs burns inGama-
tons tuutars, wounds sweugs, salt rhenn, We, sc.
And cfia tuaily an1 speedily cures most Of the dis
eases % Horses ss stua and poll evil in the begin
niu; also sweeny, bi .head, spawn, s,lint, bruises
CALLS strains. ser tch wouud sweilings, &c, &C.
err~ Manufactured only no the Drug Store Of :. T.
WATTS, Whole~a'e Druggist, Nos. 90 and % Fi,st
street, Maysyi.e, Cal jaul6.my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14

LORENZO HUBBARD.
Chairman Iuba County DEM Central Com
J. N. REESE, Secretary.
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NO. 100.
TOWNSHIP MEETINGs.
MarysFi.,e Township.

In rHr7uauca of the coil of SO. Urian Denocratie
torltv tomu.'t1 of Auh1 county, The unconditional
Juiar aaHa 'art-vi.'. Town -hp who approve mn,
rr-l. .utaus ah" c9l cf De- State Central Committee
pre- lea over 2. Hon T. Nre-, i is,at bon frin.,.
!. A- l'e' tI'E '' idr Court il.nse n THE city q
y .' |r- on >ltar''., J4re s.h, at + oclors r.
H' i"r ln. furlnse OF .Uruz ZEN te-afes % at-
ir.g t"e siat Convent uou Dc Fourth lJ1.y
N4fj -r..e l.wp-I. .p outrrrDs TIE citv. ta. Seven
A!.e House, sere.is, tae Houcat auI z.brskfe's
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VOL. vi.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
nrr,X AND WEEKL 4
ny A. S. RANDALL N co.
oao, oorncr Maiden Lane and Second Street
TERMS OF THE DAILY

DER UEEh .........-.. arr L CDN D.
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tE.S2EtE'2CA'Cs..-I, tro undersigned, Gov
cruor of l'u'- rF, q" testify hereby, THAT Dr. l.. j.
tzarbay has -rv0d Cnrng gt'e contest for Hungarian
hh.rtT, as On # Surgeon, iu Tire Hungarian army,
Mih lal'Iiu' perseverance. NiClof have given tp
him this crruuc tc, aua ,iuu.u him 70 svipa-
tT. attention and protection al m those Ni % Hr, ca-
r1ue oi aIpreciatu patriotic se'f sacrifice and un-
deserved misfortune. E0~.j III LAJOS,
Governor ct Hungary
NA-HNGT0N CRY, Jan. G'n. -'2. Hy1I
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m -r.-L-r-.-A -,--.------ = -

IT, the el'nr9 OF uI- ln.Hr Nptca. 1u1rHi-
CsuN.wrt: u .uf.u lH- h.,,. cnI.. ~ au agt-
,-ru tIe b.r.Ii ri o' of ,.Hr i.urual fn re..rl
tFt.e cuuu. 'u lssIor ai"'i.t hy tle Philadelphia
college ot Medicine ta ir. J.. j. taar.nv. Wiau he
was "t."uIau. b., rih''.t Hu' Pos 0lortas t1 'he
D.eet that Dr. t1fgtHf fHs 80 ro.-iar graduate VI. y
of tle University col J. tH, served a> - surgeon IN
the Zimmerman ariav auI u.s.n REGULAR practtorer
oi medicine. On Tie ..r.'-f -fh ot these tae degree
WAS 4faatl. fue a cuI..l degree. as its uaue ina
lIe-, i- conferred ou graduates only, and gives us
new privileges. Itu uerc he,n the slightest suspi-
cnn Of lrrcgnari'y' tha application would tavc been
refused by inserting tNis io your journal you VIII
do hn Hci o lu-tcr 90 t'n College, and confer favor
on Yours, yrrt srUrtisly II. RAND,
=. Dean oi the Faculty oi tie Philadelphia College Q;
Medicine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-14

BE III fZAPNAV'S private Medical a-i Gnrgcai
l1ati"trisor Sacramento -t0-.t tDrT MrIt-Urtrv,
oppa.t-c1'e Pacific NtH steamship C.mpauy'. office
'rn Francisco. 1ur Doctor ,G.rs .rer CONSULTATIONS
"ad a.as 10 r."HHegatoH Ui.c.s Dee e4 .-t, cure
CUrt hours uulIJ a. So. 70 . PM
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Btn @rIsalls nailp Grssfsai.
8iasr aattIIigslas.
ossssss1 g5s,es Isl s T. ss ,s ", sSssr'

k5SFsrrrr fyylcx No STREET.
ss Esanssssy Morning, pse y 1881.
The weather yesterday wss warm and unpleas
~ .s ,sssa. ''s's 'sss''' :
~ =, 49, III .,,.,, -, u. =.
- sn'a = $500 salia pe'n ie'e ~
evening with oil The freight they wanted. s9
The IRA Nc. 4 arrived from Red river with a
$50 ,,,.d ,,a II 800 !! ~ & rat,,rn
M = Il q ~ :
y ZIP. FAX ys,sS e s
BY telegram to Messrs. G. L. Kouns 8 Bros,
We learn that the Era Mo- s win be al the landing
mea;u this evening". iss III s4Ssst d 80 M lie
s mr. ,,,,,s;s 4 I, II ~ x t,asseY
: Z. rs.,ss = ~ rsara,,o,
y. = = co., TX, clo aap III morning far
Baton Rouge Bayou sara ana mai landings, thus
giving an opportunity for members Of the Legisa-
xs.rs e travel on s. magnificent boat and arrive at
Rstnn Roure by GOOD bed zine. All those intend.
a q 5
ang e 20 up On wv tlss n.oeus sa'Aes !" susiss
hour. s$z
The sp1endid nd. i. CAV ii receiving and leaves
III, IN, I, III, IL
"a -. 4 -
a1 =, ny aAA'iness -,
me iarge passenger packet Cara Doisen, from
Columbus, will be in mort during the day, She re-
tar,ss 81, Friday
.Tha Nemnhis Avalanche n ire 9th saws
NJ
= y alss ..lee, VIZ "
ILL.,. on me teHee Was only moderately
ri Iss A. Al ~ S..
III rass flfv tga fast vssfsrdag and sf;,l
risst,g ran;1y rs comes sraY m
The elsSa;,f ,,assas,sr NJ 81 IL nssatn, Nil; mol
her f1rst I'm fbis afternopn IN the Gonm,hns and
Me,nphis trade. sba issa Sne hoat. and with her
nny,nIar cnsmanfsar es,,nnt fa;, tn o,htair share
III Tia nrhiif. Tasronar So - - Il
Fhe fsll,nnn aseeS dawn, f,oIp1nbus eer1y
re st ne FeIinse
wharf- hcat Ass' : .l's 1s
Il Il - s.ss gs4 II
JoHN a. GoTTEN FOR BAYOU y RA--sIhe Y; ..
masl and splendid low pressure passenger packet
John IA. Gotten, Capt. ~, B. Baranco, commander,
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&co- SO do Foley, Avery '&co-- 10 hhds sugar, to
a Sabatier@ 0qbhls molassas Bragg & D,Aquin-
10 do so hhds sugar to Hall a. Rodd--- s. do bbls
sugar l42 bbs moasses Lobit a Charpantier- 60
do Augustin y Thibeault-9 do Watt Il Noble--I4
DO hid sugar Nugent &co--4 do 262 bbIs mo-
do do Hawkins & Nerwood---25 hhds sugar so bbls
molasses Miltenberger &co--2 do hid sugar to
Brander, Chambss Eco bbls moiesses to VIM
Prehn &co-T do Gillis Ferguson &co-- i do Free
Market--5 half bbls molasses West & Where sun
dries to order. 's& p ss4s+ sf@ Ag4'
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. December Ii. 1861.
Arrived yesterday s5 Texas Beeves, 331 Hogs,
600 Sheep and 3l5 Veal Cattle. Amount of stock
sold were 147 Texas and 50 Western Beeves, 70
Hogs, 600 Sheep and 80 Veal Cattle. Stock re-
manning on sale are so4 Texas and 40 Western
Beeyes. l4o5 Hogs, $40 Sheep and 1855 Veal Cattle.
We ou6te y As ". S'9+ gs 80 gSS &5f% w. eH 4
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PRIcEs:
sJlarils gtteIllgsgsta.
Arrfved EenterdaE,
9,54 Steamboats,. y

SAss ii 9sxsossr orEIcE. No. 10 Camp Street, 4
a,& Wednesday Morning, December II, 1851.
Arrived FenterdaE.
y-isteamhoats. 44z-s-.,aS 81 r.
Era No. I, Kouns, FIN Alexandra. s3@a5
VA Arkansaw, Raglan, FIN Lafourche.
] NJ Sharpe, Dye, FIN Lobdell's Store.
Diana, Radoyicb, FIN Lower Coast.
Music, Dalferes, fin Donaldsonville.
Milton Relf, -, FIN 0pelousas. as5a 4
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Lower Coast. -.
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PUBIC HOUSES.

ass. JEFFERSON LAKE HDTEI4--RnD or
Garrolton RR-Hasing leased this delightfully."- situatns
A House for term OF years take this OF makne
known to tho public that has been thoroughly renoyata
painted and eurnahed and will be opened by on h M II
April Thankful patrons for past favos we promise Il
every manner possible to meet their Wishes should pleas
them give us call . & 7r.5 y
az 6et .T''.' DAN,J, PETFUa l.
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R ED RIVER.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. st5P. NJ
REG ULAR RED RIVER LOW
- h. Water Semi Weekly Packet lne-In place OF the
lsARssle steamer Rapides For Alexandria, Normon's
xssRnS Gorons and all nterme d8te lapdngs-The fire
light dranght passenger Era No. T. G. j. Barstow
master, leaves every Saturday at 5 P N.
And Ern No S, G. L. Kouns MASTER leaves every We'd
nesday at r. NJ. for the above.
Connecting regularly aAexandria with very light draft
steamer Era No taking freight through without DELAY for
Shreveport Grand Bayou Campte Grand Ecore Maurice
Cote and all intermediate landings. For freight or passage
apply on board.
~. FIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,,
d Advertising Agent. .