davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE GULF.

Boston, Sept. 3O.-The flagship Constellation
arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday, with let
ters. She reports that the sloops. Of war Marion
and Preble, and the steamer Massachusetts,
were at Chandeleure Island, at the mouth OF
the Mississippi river, on September 10th, and
that the crews had landed and thrown up bat
teries, and relighted the lighthouse.
Commander Ball, of the Marion, died sudden
ly, and Lieut.. Bryant had been detached from
the Richmond to succeed him.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
Charge OF Highway Robbery.

Patrolman Shield " yesterday morning arrested
William H. Moore on the charge of knocking
down and beating Mr.. John r. Pritchard of tue
navy yard, near the Park on Saturday night
Pritchard charges that, after the accused and
another man had knocked him down, they rob.
bed him Of sl7.75 in money and pair of silver
spectaCles. He was taken to the guardhouse
when Justice Thompson committed him to jail
for Il further examination.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
MILITIA FINEST
M MILITIA FINES

This Ia to give notice to all delinquents attached
to the third regiment OF District OF Columbia militia
Colonel Michael Il. Bright commanding that have
duly constituted and appointed Francis 8. Eden, a
fines imposed by the legionary court OF said regi.
nent, aud that on and after the lst day of October,
amount of said fines imposed by said court, and II
not paid presentation, he is fully empowered to
collect the tame according to law. See second vol
ume OF the laws of the United States chapter 1l8,
section L. page 769 and 77O passed LIST Of july lSl2
WARD II. LAM0N,
ssp80-6t u. y Marshal, d g.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
MILITIA FINEST
Vl MILITIA FINES!!

MILITIA F1NES 7
This to give notice to all delnquents attached to
the first regiment of District of Columbia militia,
Major j. W Mcdonald commanding that have
duly constituted and appointed Henry Yeatman, a
fines imposed by the leg onary court of said regi
ment, and that on and after the Ist October next
1861, you VIII be called on by said Yeatman for
amount of said n impo ed by said court and IL not
paid on presentation he is fully empowered to col
lect the same according TO law. See second volume
of the Laws Of the United States, chapter ll8 sec
tion pages 7e9 and 10, passed lst of July, 1912
WARD ii. LAMON,
sep 2S-6t U. S. Marshal d. &.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
A Needed Improvement.

We notice that workmen are now employ ed
IN leveling and otherwise improving Judiciary
Square. This is IA long needed Improvement,
and will have beneficial effect, not only upon
the appearance of the square, but upon the
health of that portion of the CITY
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
certified to by United States Judge or district at

torney. =
the above bidder (or bidders) II contract sha be
awarded to him. Tor them, according to his or their
bid or proposal will execute contract accordingly
and give the requisite security for the performance
thereof prescribed In the Advertisement for propo
sah for Indian goods, dated 2ist September, 1851
snd in the event Of his or their failure to do we
and assgDs TO forfeit and pay the United States, as
damages sum not lees than fifteen per cent the
amount Of ,aid bid or proposal"
Bonds will be required in the amount Of the bid
!or tne faithful performance Of the contract, with
TWO more suIeiies, whose suificency must be Ger
ned oy United States judge or district attorney
opIoposal will be ed that docs not strtty
conform In all pari ulars to thi terms and diiec
tons Of this advertisement
CHARLES f. MIX,
sept tN-8awtOct2 Acting Commissioner
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
committed for Murder,

On sunday, private Samuel Baker, of the
ninth Pennsylvania regiment, (reserve,) was
brought to this city and delivered up to Justice
Dom, for shooting and killing W. H. H. Coyne,
town. The case was partly heard by court.
martial, but was delivered up to the civil au.
thorities, and Justice Dom committed him to
jail for trial at court on the charge of murder
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
DIslnissed.

Yesterday morning, the two young men, q.
r, Ofutt and Stanly Taylor, who were arrested
in Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday night, on the
charge of stealing "a revolver from Lieutenant
Dunlap, appeared before Justice Thompson at
tho guard house; but the acCuser failing to ap
pear, they were discharged. The arrest was
on mere suspicion, and the theft was charged
on the accused simply because they sat behind
the loser during the performance.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
Central Guardhouse.

Before Justice Thompson. Thomas R. .wader,
disordery conduct; fined sl04. James Acton
do; s2.9i. Ann Brown and Sarah Beckman,
colored, drunk and disordery; workhouse sixty
days each. George Humphrey, colored, out
after hours; $204 fine and cost. Matthew Riley,
II. Harmon, and John Collins, drunk and dis.
orderly; 81 "a each. James Hopkins, disorder
ly; $l.6S. W. H. Moore, theft; committed for
further examination.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
FROM KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Sept 30.-The Journal has reliable
evidence that the rebel General Zollicoffel
has taken the village of Manchester, capital OF
Clay county, Kentucky, with great destruc
tion of Union property. Manchester is lie
miles southeast of Frankfort
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
GTON ARSENAL,

W hEPTEhBER 81, 1861.
Sealed proposals., to be endorsed " Proposals for
Gal, will be received at The Office of the command
ing officer of this artenal until 10 A. M OF the 10th
Of October next, for furnishing $50 tons Of Cumber
land Coal best qua ity" Run of the mine, !" suitable
for 6acksmiths and steam engine use, and equal in
quality to that previously purchased, which will be
shown on application. The whole to be delivered
and stored away In the coal house adjacent to the
wharf at this arsenal, at the expense of the con.
tractor. GEORGE ID. RAMSAY,
sep 80 Lit. Col Commanding.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
pY J. Z. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc,,on,e,s

EfCkLLENT FURNITURE AND HOi,SEHOLD Er-
FECTS, AT PUBLiC AyCTIO!y.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October I'd, At
10 o'clock ut House No. 5l2 North street. between
Sixth and Seventh streets we shall sell the entirc
furniture and effects of gentleman declining housl
keeping, comprsing-
Mahogany Round end Spring seat Sofi
Mahogany Arm Chair, Spanish Rocker, and ral-
lor Chairs
Marble Top Centre and Sofa Table.
Handsome Walnut enclosed Whatnot Fanny
Tables
Gilt Frame Mirror, Slab and Bracket Gilt Frame
Engravings
Sleepy Hollow Chair, Rush Scat Reception "hall,
Lot of choice Books. Vases and Ornaments
Three ply Carpets, Oil Cloth, Rugs
Gilt Window Shades, Clocks, LOoKiDg dlasses
Walnut Jenny Lid Bedsteads, Bureaus
Washstands, Toit. Ee'ts, Lounge
Feather Red5, Bolsers, aud tllOws BcidInE
Hair and Husk mattresses, Rockers
Walnut Extension Table, SidebOaTG
French China lea Sett, Crock, ry. and Glassware
Castors, Table Cutlery, Walters
Radiator, Parlor, Cook, and other Stoves
Together with an excellent assortment OF Kitchen
requisites
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE N co
sept 27-ds Auctloneers
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly TEN thousand copies of the Repub.
Hcdn are circulated among the floating popula
tion every day besides tholarge number served
TO regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
RY J.. Z. MeeULMM d co. Aue,ioneer..

PY J. Z. MCGUIRE q CO., AuCtiuneer..
7RUSTEE'S SALE or REAL ESTATE, AT THE COZ
NER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND SECOND
STREET EAST
On WEDNESDAY afternoon, October 9TH, at o.,
O'Clock, on the premises by virtue of deed trust,
from Timothy McEarthy, dated January 10Th, 1870,
and duly recorded in iiber J, A S, No, 100 folio
337 ct seq and of the land records for Washiu gtou
county, D. T., shall sell parts of lots and 10 ia
square 1853, Beginning for ihe same at The d7ta.ce
Of "a feet from the corner of Maryland avenue aud
Second street east, on Maryland avenue and run
nirg thence by straight line psrsllei TO Hecoud
street east to the dividing linc between and y l.,
said square, thence with sad dividing line 20 icr
thence by n straight line parallel with said Second
,treet east 10 Maryland avenue: thence with sail
Maryland avenue 20 feet, 10 the place Of beginning
together with the Improvement, consisting ui an
old frame dwelling house.
Terms: one third cash, the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by II deed OF
trust on the premises.
THOS j. FISHER trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIkE Y co,
sep 27-eod&ds Auctoneers
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
THE SUPPOSED YELLOW FEVER.

AeW York, Sept. 30.-Two brigs arrived here
last week reporting being chased by a pirate
schooner, which turns out to have been the
British schooner Susas, who endeavored to
hail them to obtain medicines for Capt. She'll
nut, who afterwards died of yellow fever.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01

"ANTED.--An active energetic PEI son
w having capi al fufhcient to furnish about
dozen teams to yiht encampments will hear of
profitable agency by applying at
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
sep26-f Penn avenue near Eleventh st.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
sept 24-eod

NOTICE, On the morning Of hc G:'n
instant between the hour u, ga rui Two
o'clock, whilst on duty at tn" A4symhJ RmlI'ng
on Louisiana avenue, aIuspiCOus "I'en Vas rdrs
log with two horses In hiS pn.s,sspn 90 O! grny
horse AID the other s0rr,l mare, with ! ""u rect
white. | deemed 1t my duty % hlll tm aud 40
cordingly did s." when II, PaItJ having TIN h9I.',
IN charge let thew go and in' p",''s't9n Ui tlvm
The party hsl. ran ~. 80 tlHI Il WI Jui 81 nv
power to arrl-j MIN. Ia, ugr "rl' r,"' i''y ri
prove property, r., -. ' ...' IA, ''d',
oth2rW 81 th"y will b, c with A., ldt.g I0 t..,
Enquire OF LHSF' v MI
Watchindn 'lun stmdt,,r.r vPalimr
Residence, No, bb7 NJ stleei bstw,t" Feu,tL sd
Finn streets. sPp 4S-tf
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
DIE

- On the goth ult., WILLIE H., youngest child o.
Charles W. and Hannah L. Langley, aged ff
teen months and twenty.six days.
The funeral will take place this (Tuesdav'
afternoon, at three O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01

of the unexpired term; and that this Board re
fuse TO go into any further election.
After considerable debate, Mr.. Callan with
drew his motion.
And the Board then adjourned
The national Republican., 1861-10-01

NTAnTEn.--TwO Girls, on, I'll hW'i. on
w Howcs sewing machines. uH, Iml has be,n
used to work Singers machines pIerrtd .tprly
Immediately, at ave Seventh street sept Il
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
ResIQned.

J. W. Amos, Of Ohio, a second class clerk in
the office of the Auditor of the Treasury, for
the Post Office Department, has resigned.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01

Mrs. BURR Will resume her French
1Nl Lessons, in classes or privately, on Monday
October Ith. Apply at her residence, on New Yoik
avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
oct l-8h
The national Republican., 1861-10-01

IMPORTANT TO INvEnTORs.-RoBER
i w. FENWICK, (1ate Manager Of the Washins
ton Branch ONCE Of the Scientific American Fstsnt
Agency Of Messrs. Mum d Co and ioI more an
with an of fourteen years every branch
relating to the Patent Once and the interest Of In.
ventorsD
COUNSELLOR AND PATENT AGENT,
Once in Washington, ID. c., northeast corner Of
Seventh and streets second story, directly oppo-
site the Patent Office.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc.iouecrs
ID No. 526 seventh St.. corner u.

ISAAC HERZBERG'S EXTENSIVE PAWNBRUk
ERS SALE OF UNREDEENED PLEDGES ~
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAN, O,u"rc, ist
and I'd next, ut 10 oclOIk A NJ, We shall cell nj
our auction rooms, very large collection OF unIC
deemed pledges, comprlsIng in p0rt
Extra fine gold and silvcr hunting .rasY ie,tI .uh
other Watches
Gold Neck and Fob Chaius and "",'"stIrur
Ladies' superior gold Pins AMI tqu,.a -i,s ~
in sets
Plain and inLcy Finger Ring
Together with an CXtcn I'VE 'alittJ u LadIe,'
Wearing Apparel such AS
Black and fancy Silk, Muusdelaine rs,l,u, t. aud
other styles OF dresses
white Grape long and squar, Shawl.
Cloth, Velvet, aud other styles Ui Iiu,ks
Gcntlemen's Wearing ApTarcl in scat variety
tine lot OF musical Instruments.
Also, large assortment cl RrIukvIH, Guns and
Pistols
And many other articles too umvIpus ,u enumer
ate
The attention of the public l. respectfully invited
to the sale it is one of the largest that ha eve.
iaker n'sGe In Washington.
iEr - tl' "'T1'nCnre with the WatChr.
Terms .t'n
ISAAC ~ G,"'.Rti
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
T IERARY OF CONGRESS-,

Il Seplenlber Q, 1861,
Notice Is hereby given that the Library of Con
gress will not be open until the ls OF October next
JOHN G. STEPHENSON,
sep l0--u Librarian.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01

ISURNISHED ROOMS.-Fer Rent two
large, airy, front, corner rooms at No 49, north
west corner of Sixth and streets one square east
OF the Post and Patent Offices sep .G-3t+
The national Republican., 1861-10-01

DOOMS wANTED-I Or Rooms, by n
N tingle gentleman, with or without board, in a
small family occupying modern house, with bath
room. Reference given and required. Address
" UNION " at the National Republican Once
N b Those who h lrbor seceSsionists or bedbugs
need not respond sep18
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
From Hon. Charles Mason, late Commis-
stO1er of Patents.

WAsHIsoTos, D. c., Oct 4, 1860.
Learning that r. W Fenwick, Eco Is about to
open Office in this city, ss Solicitor Of Patents,
cheerfully state that have long known him as .
gentleman OF large experience In such matters, OF
prompt and accurate business habits, and of i'm
doubted integrity. As such, commend him to the
inventors Of the United States.
may % CHARLES MASON.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
BY EGRAPH,
FROM MISSOURI,

COL. MULLIGAN's REGIMENT AT ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis, Sept. 29.-Col. Mulligan's regiment
arrived here yesterday from Lexington, and
marched to Benton barracks, where they will
be paid off,
The national Republican., 1861-10-01
nIymAsTERs' CASH BOxEs,

I FnNOr7s Patent Uamp Gotta.
Camp Stools from 80 cents to % 30 each.
Blankets Comforts Pillows, Iron Bedstt ads
&c. &c.
For sale by JAS. @ MCGUIRE CO
sep, sI-d2w tStas. Cor. Tenth st. l. Penn Ay.
The national Republican., 1861-10-01

INDR SALE CHEAP
II BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS
100 pairs of Heavy Blue and Gray ARMY BLAN
KETS, different quality and prices G, W.
sep28-1w
The national Republican., 1861-10-01

ISAAC HERZBERG'S EfTENSIFE PAWNBRUh
ERS SALE OF UNREDEENED FLEDGES ~
ATfTION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-07
We received the following by mail to-day, pt
Colin Campbell Il Sums Circular.

IIvEEroo, Friday morning, Jan. H. 1851
Beyond all pnst experience the public mind from
another, is kept in constant state excitement far,
however, financial matters in Americn concerned
heTe hesitation whatever in stating that the shipments
of bullion from this country service
r commercial anxiety. Bn political agitation has
mis- ed and the future involved in The greatest obScrity
The MEANWHILE te receipts of cot into The Amsrra9 ports
continue to fall Oft and therefore, in Spi OF the in the
rites o. scnun by the Bank f England Monday morning.
om 6Gf T3ct and by the Bank Of France the following
day, rnm 5la Get, the demand Tuesday last has been
Mrcv brisk, and considerable business done cady prices
The incres vN(He of money produced in 8Tnchcse Tues
day almost in the dGnHnd yarn, but prices
were mnintnRet In le sales Of cotton which have to
ennerNtc included $500 American FL Egyptian aud N Sura
on speculation and 1860 American 20 Egyptian and Il u Snra
for export.
This morning. inquiry is very active but the sales may
10 LnM hLGs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-07

G.- :
SUGAR. With a fair demand 1900 hhds. sold at
previous rates. Fair to FnlIy Fair 455@53c. " ID.
MoLAssEs. 1900 bbls. sold at 235@25c. for
Prime to Choice and 400 half bbls. at 2T02sc. ID
gallon.
FLOUR. ;. About 240o bbIs. were sold, inc1udang
AGO Superfne, in lots at Sc, 500 Good Extra at
SO 50 and $50 do. in lots at IS 50 % Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn comprise II, 900
sacks, including 10 100 Mixed in lots at 6oc. 1900
do. at e. 500 Yellow at 65 1000 White at TO- 1900 at
rs and HOO do, from the fatboat landing at zoe.
y bushe. In Oats 700 sacks sold in lots at 43e.
and $50 at 42c. % bushel.
HAY. AT bales Western sold in lots at S24 10
ton. So
PROVISIONS. :. The transactions in Pork COM
prise 29S3 bbs., including 30 hbs. Rumps at s1A so
Z400 bbls Mess in FIVE lots private TERMS 200 at
SIS so, 100 at s8 IS and 200 at sis 12A D Dbl Mess
is retailing at sl9Ssl9 SO - Dbl. In Bacon 20
casks Shoulders sold at % and 80 do. Ribbed Sides
at Il3c. u ID. OF Green Meat . casks Shoulders
and Hams sold on private terms. OF Lard 100 bbls.
and tierces No. / seld at szc. q ID.
COFFEE The sales embraced 3412 bags Rio,
comprising SIS at 1s4 1852 at 1g5, 100 at l22, 1885
at 49, $50 at III, and 790 at 13e. z Ii.
WHISKY. We did not hear of a sale Of any
moment.
FREIGHrs. We noticed two ships, Zone without
Consignment taken up for Liverpool at "a. for
Cotton and two for Europe on private terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-07

A clergymen, who was addicted to strong pota-
tons, having imbjbed more than usual one day, his
stomach rejected the overdose. A member of his
flock passing by at the time inquired what allied
him. The parson, WHO was on his knees retching
violently hiccupped that it only an outpouring
of the spirit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-07
ARTICLE XIII.

Thus done and passed the city OF New Orleans aforesaid
this day month year first above wri in preEen Of
Marcel T. DuCro and Antoine onHr witnesses of lawful ago.
expressly required and doncated in this city who hereunc
sign their names with Sid n7penrer and ne, Notary.
The original signed j. b. SLAWS0N and others.
NJ. T. DUCROS,
A. CONANn.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
certify foregoing to be true copy OF the original
tant in my Current Register.
New Orleans 18th June, 1876. .
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages and for the Push
of Orleans cerIfes that the foregoing Charter has been th
day recorded in Socte7y Book No. 4, folio IA.
New Orleans, 18Th June 1860,
je20 ltRw5t CHAS. nARGANTFl, lepHty Recorder
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-07
C Q MINER GAL.
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen

LIVERPOOL January H. 1851
NOSET.-On Monday the Bank of England unexpectedly
raise her minimum Of discount G97 get
Bank Of France the Sth followed BY also adopting Pei
instead of her previous ghe 5 Dear money coupled e
the uncertainty about continental politics, hiss affected Conols
untyorahy their price closed to-day in London ut 9$G699
or u lower than last Friday. -
MANcHEsrERA very limited inquiry for yarns goods
Tuesday last the of the change in
tiers. Producers however mostly under contract inis-
posed TO give way in price.
CorT0SAfer the receipt of the american per Europa
Monday morning. active demand in which dpRbt
would have resulted in considerable business and higher prices
if had been checked midday by the
cearer Under these altered anceS the sales
moderate and at rather custer prices until yesterday after
when II had been nScertncd that the Bank
without raising the another had app
hendc Then eager buying took place raising the enated
sales of yesterday 5000 bales and restoring prices
Level OF tlosr ruling last Friday.
The sales of the week have 80 400 bales of NIL
Gliding SO American aud $3.50 East Indian There were SC
bae declared be for speculation and 07O export leaving
Al, ITO bales for consumption.
The actual exports amounted to 3lo7 bales of which 1904
were American and luS5 East India.
The imports 81 09) bales including 1904 from America
and 1928 from the East Indies.
The stocks of all kinds has increased l0S0 bales
Friday It compares now, with that of last follows viz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-07
DTtLnARD Observation-Disclosures TABLES

GARD.
Tn several Inquiries made to in regard to the
na,ityof Cushions Of the Billiard Table exhibited by j. NJ
ERtTysWICK & BRO of this city, AT the Mechanics Fair
and onyhch We played friendly game, the 10Th ns we
re hapy to testify justice to the makers TINT their Tables
fnd Cushions 10 particularly perfectly true in correcness of
e aud are the opinion that they eau he relied on rs such
ard consider the one which played as the best have
ever SEEM We would further remark that found no difficulty
hteyer in certanpg the correct angles whereby to direct
M in order to make counts did perceive hard
ness tqway balls struck the cnshious from which nc
ve that whole theft Tables are perfect every shape
reTn in fact it was pleasure to play on this Table as the
halls ran as smooth and easy could be desired We therefore
bcerlv recommend the Mssrs. Brunswick to all amateurs
md saliGc players as well all those engaged in the bill
lard business as worthy of patronage rrr ,,,,,,,,,
rioirnati October 12 1861 JOHN DERRY.
In reference to the above will state that the hzh premium
nj Gd Nsda for Billiard Tables has been awarded 10 the
Mess Brunswick by the Fair Committee of the Chic Aechan
les Institute.
NB-The above Tables also all other Trimmings in the Bill
1h,d line for sale at No. IS St. Louis street. by
d5 In a. " D- l'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-07

1t is customary with some Young ladies to divine
future events by inspecting the sediment in she
bottom Of a breakfast cup and they will actually
build their hopes of getting husband on no bet
ter grounds than those of tea or coffee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-07

6 u. GRATIAA 81 CO., 80 CUsToMHaUsEd ST.,
81 offer in or in Custom House
8Dl baskets Oil, Bonn freres-25, q and Il
100 qrs. Bnrgnndy Port Wine.
70 ers. Sherry ordinary.
$40 baskets Champagne Deorme--qts. and pts.
500 :. :. Gordon Vert :.
50 Degny--qr. bottles.
20 Imp. rial-
80 pipes Gin, Queen brand
$50 packages Coguac Brandy, Of The following marE Panas
Co, tiausrs eres, Lsrronle teres, Castillo,
& Co., 4. AIeneau, Union rroprietors Of La
Jarre.
200 casks Red Wine, for family use.
40 White Wine
% barrels :.
2O0 cases led Wine Lecompo oo.-qts and pts.
100 :. Chateau tiiscOurs- :.
50 Marganx Leya- :.
20 Green Peas halt boxes.
10 :. Trnfies- :.
10 :. TrufHed Pies-ar. :.
80 Prunes-n lars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-07
CATTLE MAEKET.

JEFFERSON CITY Feb. Il 1851,
Received yesterday so Western Beeyes, 20 Calves,
255 Hogs, $40 Sheep and 10 Mleh Cows. Stock on
sale so Western Beeves, 600 Calves, 500 Hogs, 200
Sheep and 81 Mich Cows. We quote: