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The Shasta courier., 1861-08-03

TIME People of the State of California send greet
II ing to J. II. Robinson, Defendant: You are
hereby required to appear. in an action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiffs in the
iHItrict Court of the 9th Judicial Pistrict of the
State of California, in and for the said county of
SID STA and to answer the complaint filed therein
70. copy of which accompanies this summons) within
ten days Exclusive of the day of service after the
service on you of this summons-if served within
this county; or if served out of this county, but
within this Judicial District, within twenty days;
or if served of said District then within forty
days-or Judgment by default will be taken against
YOU according 10 the prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the sum Of
six hundred and twentyeight dollars with interest
thereon at per cent per month from the I'd day of
January A. d. 1861, alleged to be due and owing
from you to them, expressed contract for the
direct payment of money the same being based
upon certain promissory note by you executed in
their favor and more particularly described in said
complaint
And you are hereby notified, that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above re-
ouired the said plaintiswil take judgment against
Won fog the said amount of $685. with interest there
on as aforesaid together with costs of suit, DC.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the District
Court of the 9th Judicial District, of the State Of
California in and for the said county Of Shas Ia,
this 23d day of April, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight oundred and sixty-one.
JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk.
By JAMES KEEN, Deputy Clerk. myl1
The Shasta courier., 1861-08-03

IRISH CUTENEss.-One of the sharpest
tricks we have heard of being played in these
parts was that of an Irishman of our acquaint-
ance. 1t certainly relieves the Yankees from
the odium of driving all the hard bargains
Pat took the job from a prominent parson
of filling up portion of his grounds with
earth. Pat was to receive six dollars day
for the services of himself, horse and cart
till the job was completed, and the parson
agreed to furnish his son to help. Well, Pat
tried the experiment of killing two birds with
one stone. He took cellar to dig in AND
ther part of the town, and was to receive 81 k
dollars a day for himself, horse and cart in
doing the job. But the cream of the joke il
Pat hired the parsons son out to the cellar
owner at two dollars and half day, and
pocketed the money himself. Pat thus had
a mighty g fat take y he dug the cellar and
filled the parsons lot at the same time, maEi-
ing twelve dollars day. and then added two
fifty for the labor of the son. If the peopae
don't let up on the Yankees now there s
no Justice in the world-Neca}a Jour.
The Shasta courier., 1861-08-03

A PRIVATE soldier in one of the Irish regi
ments engaged in the dreadful battle of Sal
amanca, cried out during the hottest part OF
the action 'sOch, murther, I'm kilt intire
lyr Are you wounded?" inquired an, OF,
fcer near him. Wounded, sir?'' replied
the gallant Emeralder, "be jabers I'm
worse than kilt out and out-wasn't w3ln
ing for the last quarter of an hour for a pun
out of Jim Murphy's pipe, and there, now,
it's shot out of his mouth ~
The Shasta courier., 1861-08-03

Pure Vegcta able Extracts, and Put mp In
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and Will keep
The Shasta courier., 1861-08-03

A JUVENILE ON Ten PINs.-" Daddy. j
said a young hopeful, "let's go up to II
nine pin alley and roll"
: What do you know about rolling?'
p" Me know about it Why, can roll yfu
darned eyes out in ten minutes ~
The Shasta courier., 1861-08-03
FOR SALE.

GOOD AND COMFORTABLE
E3;::: Dwelling House on Main street, situated in
E1mi the vicinity of Scott's Hotel and Corral
The owner wishes to leave town, and will
sell the property at bargain. For further partic-
llars apply to A. Skillman.
Shasta, March l, 1861. mr9:tf
The Shasta courier., 1861-08-03

sented a memorial from the Police Commits
sioners. of Baltimore, now confined in Fort
McHenry. Memorialists declare that they
have always discharged their duties faithful
ly and impsrtially, in obedience TO the law
and the Constitution. All evidence to the
contrary is false. They further declare the
ground set up by Gen. Banks had no founda-
ton in fact that Marshal Kane is a gentle
man of integrity and worth, and no body of
men are less liable to the charge of unlawful
combinations that the police force of Balti
more; memorialists submit that the procla-
mation by which they were arrested has no
warrant in law, and ask the interposition of
Congress. Pearce says the memorialists are
known to him. He believes them men of the
highest integrity. He believes that no proof
could be furnished against them.
CAIRO, July l7th.-Last night secession
lists in Nashville, Washington county, Illi-
nois, destroyed several buildings belonging
to the loyal citizens, cut down the stars and
stripes, raised secession flags, and notified
several Union men to leave town.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13

uouDccd as SubmissOnslsl We admit that, since Tho
election marvellous charge 10 have crept over
the minds C the Secession Peepitators. and they nov,
for other look upon the much abused Sub
issouists as very good patriots after all And eOuss-
oueny il ia exceedingly common about the Hotels to
see Prccipitator approach Submssionist-cven the
basest Of the say in honeyed phrase
"Oh, not afraid to trust yO~ :" Aud we presume
they take the round and speak the same pleasing and
complimentary language to all.
We think have discovered the cat in the meal tub,
in regard to some Of these Precipating gentlemen at
least We notice that goodly number Of them are
candidates for the Offices of the Conventon-for the
Cerkshp for the Printing for the Reporting for Ser
geantstArms, for Doorkeepers &c. Strange sight, IS
it not the only and reliable Southern Rights
in the State entreatng Office at the hands OF Sub
mssionists-of sympathyzers with Northern Abolition
lists Can such things be, without special wonder
Does not the conduct Of these gentlemen in the present
instance afford another striking illustration Of the ruling
passion strong in death? Though whipped out of their
bOOts-thOugh overthrow by overwhelming majority
of the popular of the State-though drawing their
last political BREATH and almost ready for the hand of the
undertaker-yet, their cry is spoils, sPOils sPoILs
Not bit Of it. gentlemen-your desire for the spoils,
we trust will no. be grati6ed We presume, at least,
that the conservative members Of the Convention will
consult their selErespect, common decency and the
Peoples WISH and turn you empty away. Let no Office,
high nor low be conferred upon any Precpatng
sionist to-day.
We deeply sympathyze with the disappointed and dy-
ing reprobates, but have no consolation to offer
them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13

osrcs or fas Wars. vetraaIy 70 lHi,
TRADE 90 NORFOLK
Tna Narfolk m,

The Norfolk Day Book SAYS:
We reiolcei IN observe that Norfolk and
Road has begun 4, fuh In part the hzh. oblse. for viii "a
snon with the other Roads o. the eide s,,e
rail- connecting Memphis and the i1tsrmsdi.ie
West with the Atlantic seabord at folk brssnz 4, "a
heavy laden trains OF Tennessee and Georgia cotton
BY this route OF urbroken railway Inc Norfolk Nsrnph.
the great cotton centre OF South wed dbbuirg pot G
ave hundred thousand bales per snnum V fpoo "a
other trans Atlantic pors than New York, By r,s
hundred miles, with 80 mt advantage Of rail-
nd than via New Orleans by thousand miller
The superior facilities at Norfolk By OF mi, channel Of
intere with the sou'h vest her railroad ana
vers penetrating part Of virginia and the State Of sbrh
Carolina, for rating every species OF protucs or6ns
demanded In foreign trade be hr superior
ties by Of these channels Of nereommupeaon Tor the
distribution Of merchandise ought 10 command Immediate
ton prominent focal point In line Of direct foreign trade
The edes OF Boston New York, philadelphia AMI Baltimore
respective cites sod this port With the Norfolk
Road presented shorte direct and expeditions chan
mel OF communicative With The sou and south vest than
found eevhee To and om Boston, have ulAry
per month To and from New York per
To and nom Philadelphia daily and semI weekly lice and and
from Baltimore dsilv line.
To the merchants Of these Atlantic cities the country along
this extended and well directed and n Of
We would sommend the low rates aud ssreor eies Of this
route.
W. authohatively Informed pver roads
Eofk nd nphs line have ADOPTED e5nrected Express
eight schedule whereby the tran term
will made in SIX days-api betv Noff Il And Sahv- In
Ave dpys Norfolk and cha days Norfolk and Knox
Vile ia 81 days >oifok and Bo In ~ days. and Norfolk and
Lynehburg In day.
would assert the trade
pusue the most direct and expeditions line Of transit
production and consumption, will End higher degr~e Of ac.
lion route ria Norfolk than by any other CON.
muncson connecting the region Of country and tn
tic Seaboarf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
interesting Communication.

The communication addressed 40 the Delegates Of
he Tjrginia Convention" aud signed M. +" is from
the pen Of one of the abest and most eminent Of
the country who without being ever having been
politician is yet thoroughly eonversant with political at
fairs The paper in this mornings issue will be followed
D, some fve or six others. Although we do not know
precisely what views the writer will present. We have ac-
ccpted his contributions in advance, from conviction
that no harm can come the public interests from tie
discussions of one whose patriotism is as conspicuous
his intellect and learning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
Appointment of DoOrkesper.

Western Democrat in bis zeal for general good or
der has made suggestion to US, which cordially
dorse and which recommend to the adoption of the
Convention to-day. 1t is that Senator Mason is dis
tingushed for his efforts have the galleries cleared
the Convention should elect him Of ts doorkeep
ers It we're needless for to dwell upon bis high and
peculiar qualifications for this Office for they known
Of all men. As matter of convenience to the Conveu
ton Mr. Mason should receive the appointment by all
means and as for ourselves, personally, should be
delighted to see the honor in question conferred upon
distinguished Senatorial friend The only difficulty in
the way is-who would take of the galleries at
WashiUgtons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
Progress of the Revolution.

THE NEW C0NFEDERACY-SKET OF THE
PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESlDENT--JU JUDGE
ROBERTSON'S MISSION TO THE S0UTH-SPEECH
OF HON. A. II. STEPHENS-THE ARMY OF LOU
ISIANA-INPORTANT FROM FORT SUMTER
THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AT WASHING
TON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
rHE ouEsrIoN 0F REFERENOE.

In yesterdays ISSUE published the result Of the Of
fetal returns from eighty counties and cities on the
question Of referring the action Of the Convention to the
people. We subjcn the returns since received:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
ba,cvcr cos, TAI. is about the point at which we have

whatever cost This about the point at which have
arrived
A large number Of delegates in the Peace Congress
in favor OF national Convention and many Of the
sblest men in Washington from different paris Of The
country who are "lookers In Vienna favor the
project Should the proposition before the Commit
ice of the Convention fail, that body will undoubtedly
fall back upon national Convention, the recommends
ton to be in the form Of resolution suggesting to the
Legislatures Of the different States the proprety Of ask
Ing Congress to take preparatory steps for calling such
Convention.
In view of this suggestion, the Western delegates
already preparing the way to have the election Of dele
gates put far enough off to obtain the basis of the
Of 1860
Commissioners from all sections have become conf.
mt that peace will be proposed before the de-
cison of the question is reached in Congress on the
Compromise report OF the Committee Of Thirty Three.
Mr. Corwin, it is understood, will accept the Peace
Conference propositions in preference to his When
the measure is proposed debate will be cut off, and
vote at once had
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
THE NEW CoYFEDERACY.

At this particular uncture it will be interesting, to
of the statistics Of the several seeding States
with reference to their population State debt, &C. They
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
DIED.

On Monday night the 1h Instant sUSAN DEAN younges.
child OF John II. and Maria A. Pleafsn aged is months
will take place at its residence 10TH
Franklin and Grace streets this wednesday, morning
II O'Clock.
The friends and acquaintance OF the faulty and he Of her
grandfather Mr. Nathaniel Hi respectfully Invited 10 at
tend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
NJ n. IA.
AMERICAN CONsULS AND MINISTER'S,
PORE'GN PRIESTS
SPANIHH EKIrAN PHYNICIAHN
THY TO THE LIVE SAVING PRoPRl
paDWANiS pEyEDIES

SPANISH VI EhtCAN PB 1SftNhNS
TksrTY TO THE LrVE SAVING PROPERTIES oP
RsDWAY'S REsEDlES.
RiDwArs RyADY RILEY norird ia the strongest terms BY
having saved snds In that pre from being carried Oh ny
malsouI fevsrs and Choerc complaints single dose Danish
internal and sppied outTariy instantly the
Rhe sssm, Neuralgia Tooth ache, sprans 1e Tor
Its invigora;ing action.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
In the hands Of the Pehood Of South America accomplish
Ing Bilious reotent feVer Chs and Fever Liver Com
plant Dropsy all dssase Of the i've Orgsus
ach heart kidneys and bladder w e the people der mir
ac1lous IL this eli and 1t this hey 'nyau
correctves Of the system Cosvents nSgtston Liver Gem
plant and all disorders arising rom o!:t-b Of the seee
AMI unequal irregular circulation cnrei b. tsr
.nry They master uSdue the pre-
re.rhn lis in and tetsabhinga
dition II health In each.
RiDwirs pEsoLyTSr. An APPROX
al OF apoeLt constitutional remedy back from The
whole Of spanlsh America There hre 10 pronounced
oo.ve obterant Of scr5fus Syphilis Fever Sores soe EYES,
Bronchitis ChroIic Rheumatism Hereditary flesh dsss o. al
kinds and the most powerful OF all constitutional tons R.Dw
RExDIks separately combined equal suhuguon Of
all maladei ever combatttd by medical science
PURE SKIN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rich pure and healthy blood take RADwAYs
REN0vATING EEsoLvENT
truly astonishing how rapy patients covered With Sores
Ulcers Skin Eruplons healed by Railways RFNOvATIS3
REoLVENr 81 Vus' Dance ko,s Evil seurvy, salt Rheurn,
Bakers ITCH Pusrles letters &C. Will yield bottle,
Of ths cleansing coo1g healing and purifying medicine. Dr.
Rsdssys Remedies Sold by Druggists snd Merchants every
where
Railways Remedies sold BY Druggists every where.
RADWAY & CO.,
% John Street. New York.
PURCRIL, LADD CO., aud JOHN r GRAY general whole.
sale for the State OF Virginia. who will supply the trade
At the sane prices charged BY Railway Co., In New York city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
MARRIED.,

MARRIED..
On Wednesday the 9Th instant at the residence OF Brad
ley, Eq In Chrl,s City county, Va by the Rev. Haynes
Mr. WILLIAM MOTT, Of Richmond. 10 Ms, L. H. BRADLEY, Of
Charles City.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13

s.rhe RuItng Passion strong Ia Deaths
Tue Conventio0 which meets IN the Capitol to day. is
composed Of an overwhelming majority Of that class Of
men, whom the Sseessionists, bOrs the election, de-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
WIN climate sssed By any on earth, with sta:

With climate unsurpassed BY any EARTH with sta
pic productions which control the commerce OF the world
with Institutions so Far as regards our organic and social
policy in strict conformity to nature and the laws OF te
Creator whether read in the Book OF respiration or the
great book of manifestations around u.s. We have all the
natural elements essential to the attainment OF the high
est degree Of power and glory. (Applause.)
These institutions have been much assaed IL our
mission 10 indicate the great truth which they rest
and with them exhibit the highest type OF civilization
which il is possible for human society 10 reach.
Iu doing this policy should be marked by the desire
to preserve and maintain peace with the States AID
Pile IL it cannot be DONE let not the fault lie at our door,
While should make aggressions on none we should
be prepared to repe those made by Others let them come
from whatever quarter they may.
We ask Of others simply that be let alone, and per-
med to look after our safety security aud happiness in
our own way, without moestng or giving oefnce to oh
people Let them peace, fraternity and liberal CON-
mercal relations with all the world be motto Cheers
With these pnc leswithout envy towards other States
in the line of policy they may mark for themselves
we will invite them to generous rivalry in all that deve
opes tie highest prosperity and happiness OF every ma
I on. Applause
And now with the best wishes you gentlemen, and
success to our common government this day announced
bid you good night. As the speaker retired, three
cheers given tor "Hon. A. H. Stephens, of Georgia.
North America"
THE ARMY OF LOUISIANA.
The bill reported in the Convention yesterday by Mr.
Richard Taylor the only OF the immortal "od lack,
creating two regiments Of thousand men EACH as the
nucleus OF army for this State, received the unan
nous Of that body. The bill well dgested
and prepared, and Mr. Taylors remarks in explanation
Of its provisions marked by that good sense, that
cearness Of statement and sound judgment characters
tic Of this worthy Of gallant spacious and patri
otto father. This bill dispenses with the services OF our
vJlun for the hard work and dudgery of the
vice. 1t will be enough for that gallant corps TO held
itself ready for the defence OF the State in the OF
But in the meantime, for the occupation aud de-
fence Of the forts which have fallen into the hands of the
Sac, more sable and better organized fore, is re-
quired-N o. Delta.
LAYING IN SUPPLIES
The Cincinnati Enquirer states that Major Hayne of
the South Carolina army and brother to Colonel Haync
bearer of dispatches to Washington from Gov Pckens,
was in the former city and in ST. Louis last week. where
he purchased and shipped for home A 900 bbs of pork
200 casks Of bacon and several thousand bushels Of
corn for the OF the Caroiaian army These supplies
we're forwarded via the Nashville and Chattanooga
Road.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AT WASHINGTON

The Washington Star OF Monday afternoon says:
We happy to have it in power TO say that the
Committee of from each State represented in the
Peace Convention expected report to-day TO-.
morrow plan for the settlement of the trouble of
the times with unanmiy rendering it very probable that
will be promptly adopted by large majority of the
Convention, from both the North and the South 0Gr
impression is that it will be combination of portions of
various plans the committee have before them,
though unable to say with any degree of certain
ty what details il likely embrace Above state
what is evidently the understanding to-day among the
members of the Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
EIGHrH CONpAHY. ArTEyTy0g,

Attend muster q your company, at sweeney On WEDsk
DAY. the goth day OF February, lSGl At II o'clfCk.
BOUNDS srH C0HP are follows Coumencifg on
jams River at nesaI Road this Road Ma
Road ,O1f New Msrs,t Central Rost Central Road 10
the Long Brd Road, ao the Lorg Peye Road Chse City
ne along this inet James biss AMI alIns silver KnLiBi
Road by order Of Colonel DAVIS
w III Pryor, Adirtln.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
33d REGIMENT va. MILITIA.

FOURTH COMPANY, ATTENTION!
Attend mu,er OF YOUR comp at White OAK Swamp Bridge,
on MONDAY the 18th day OF February, 1851 at II O'Clock
BOUNDS Am COMPANY Oh II he foows AL OF the ID Mags
tsal District south Of Boar swamp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13
~ KNOWLES 9 WALFORD

- AIENTS FUK
Life and fire Insurance,
Herring's Pire and Burglar Proof Safes,
Machine Beldng, (Leather and Rubbor)
Aeneely's Church and other Bells,
Dealers In Cotton and Linen Tvines
IsO MAIN STREET.
N -. a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13

DISSOLUTION OF CO-pARTNERSHIP.
yHF firm RAND0iP PHI PAGE expired the 3ls January
j 1851 by the wi kdrawal OF d. C RANDOLPH, who hs,
mlvei IN the country.
They me st cor thanks liberal pstronaR,
slowed on them by their very kind freafs
Ether partner Is authorized to cl Sc the business.
D. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
fel-3tawlm MANN PAGE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13

SIXTH COHPAST, ATTENTION.
Attend muster OF at Eaebo wEDSEPDAY
the 10th day OF February, 1861 al II o'clock
BOUNDS 6rH COMPANY shall be fooSs Commencing at
Carriers Grocery Williamsburg Road thence along this Road
10 Gathghs thence aopg the Road ea6ng into Bird q
Road along the Long Bddge Road Central Road and
Central Road, to A. b. Carter'a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13

INTENDING TO continue the COMMISSION BUsINEss most
respectfully continuance OF the on
RANDOLPH PAGE aad hope by strict a,ten
ron merit the
uncle O. Randolph who will pre- bably be here often for
the next few months, will aid me Ia my business.
fsl-3tawlm MANN PAGE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13

FVO RIvAT z FAMILIES AND OTHER
vhlng choice artIce Of sherry Made ra Port IRENE
Brsndy Arrsek Jamacs Rum Scotch ri b. and Rye VIII g.
and full assortment Of the best Cham aens can ID them
e. The lowest price p qasnas TO suit q ne nehnond Wias
bore DUDLEY %,
dslb n nsIn -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-13

~ adjourned annual meeting Of the Midlothian Coal
Mining Company viii be held FRIDAY next the 18Th Infant
al i2 oeock 1t the efce Of the Company
feli-a JOHN G. sTANi Ard secreisty.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-22

0C9 JAR. About 1850 hhds. were sold st about
previous rates, Fair to Fully Fair 4}05}c. q tb.
MoLA5sE9. We noticed sales Of some 800 bbIs.
at 21GJ23c. for FeTnenting and 240326c. 4s gallon
for Prime to Choice Reboled.
FLOUR Some 800 bbla, were sold, Of which
400 Superfne on private terms 100 in several lots
at $ p, 40 Good Extra at IS 40, 50 Choice and
100 (Smysers) at 81 50 y bbl
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn embraced about 25,-
$50 sacks comprising $500 Mixed in lots and 5642
Yellow Mixed at 56c., 1000 Mixed and 1000 White
2I89 White Mixed and $500 White at $50. u bushel.
Of Bran, about 200 sacks were disposed of, in
Guiding 1860 from store, at 773c, 500 at SOC. and
500 at Sc. 4 100 lbs.
HAY....2j9 bales Western were sold, compris-
ing 200 at $40 and 50 at $23 Il ton.
Provisions. The transactions in Pork COM
priscd 200 bbls Mess, in one lot and 800 in three
lots at SIS + Dbl Retas at $l8 Is Il Dbl. In
Bacon, We did not hear of sale Of any conse-
qnence. In Lard, about 100 tierces changed hands
in two lots on private terms.
CoFFEz. The sales comprised 100 bags at l04c.,
200 at l2c., 80 at-l25c. and 405 at l3c y b.
INDIA BAGGING. $50 bales were sold in two
lots at lie. cash.
SPIRITS TrRpESrISE a lot of so bbls wag
taken at Sic. = gallon.
WHISKY. . We noticed sales Of 80 bbls Rectifed
at 20c u gallon. Retailing at &c. u gallon.
FREtGuTs. Vessels on the berth for Liverpool
filling up at ID. for Cotton, and for Havre 1c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-22
CATTLE Ii ARRET,

JEFFERSON CITY March q 1851
Arrived yesterday Al Western Beeves, IA Texas
Beeves, ) Mich Cows, 1875 Hogs. Stock on sale
24G Western Beeves 40 Texas Beeves, 60 Mich
Cows 10 Veal Cattle, GOO Sheep, l40 Hogs. Sold
50 Texas Beeyes, IS Western 8eeves, rs Hogs. We