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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

CoSFIsoATIoS AcT.-The bill providing
for tho coniscation of tho property of rebels
found in arms against tho government, wac
takon up in tho Senate on Monday of last
week
Mr.. Trumbull offored an amendment pro.
viding that any person hold TO service OF
labor in any way aiding rebellion against
the government, shall be forfeited of his
master.
The amendment was agreed to--years 80
nays @. Messrs Breck kinrIdge, johnson oi
Missouri, Kennedy. Pearce, Polk and Powell
voting in the negative. The bill then passed
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

THE New COMMANDING OFFICER A Wash.
lngton dispatch says; Specuiations are
rife as to the probable disposition and en-.
ploymnns of our forces by the new com
manding officer; but no is in tho habit OF
keeping his own council, aud does not CON-
mpnicate his plans. even TO his staff officers,
until tho moment when they are 20 be ex-
ecuted. His general orders are for divisions,
brigades and regiments to be ready to move
at an hours warning. 1t is thus he has won
his v'etories, and will. If he Is promptly
obeyed. win more.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02
EDWARD F. ADAMS.
ADJUrASr Generals OFFICE.

ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE,
Columbus, july l6, 1861.
Mn. EDWARD f. ADAMS, Hambdeu, Geauga
County.
Dear Sir:-Ten Companies form Regi-
ment. Regiments are organized in this De-
partment,at tho pleasure of the Commander
in-Chief. Field Officers will be elected by
will probably be ordered into camp this fall.
Yours truly. ..
C.P. BUCKINGHAM,
.adj. General
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

n1-It Is sold that Col. FarnhAm, of the
New York Fire Zouaves. has became insane
from the effects Of exposure and hardships,
and imagines himself constantly charging
upon the enemys batteries.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02
VOLUME XII. NO. 81.

hayrick, best churn, best horse
sled, beat dozen hoes, best dog
en- pitchforks, best show oil hor-
ticultural implements, best
grindstone, best tanning mill,
best corn and cob mill, beat
pumps and hydraulic rams, best
show Of agricultural implements.
each Dip
Committee--M. 8. Jewett, Thompson
Laurence HUFF, Burton; Norman Collins,
Chardon.
CLASS XLI--PICTURES.
Best show sphereotypes, dagner-
reotypes, ambrotypes, oil paint
ings, drawings, ,litbographic pic
lures, maps, agricultural books,
peumanship, for each D'P
Committee-J. o. Worrallo and lady,
Chardon; John Nichols and lady, Chardon;
c Il Blakeslee and lady, Chagrin Falls.
CLASS XLIL-MUSICAL lSSTRU-
MENTS.
Best piano DIP
Cd best
best melodeon
2i best
Other instruments same as melOdeons.
Committee William Rogers, Chardon:
l.. G. Treat, Claridon; NJ. l.. Maynard,
Hambden.
CLASS XLIII-FANCY NEEDLE
WORK.
Best embroidered lalma, best en-
broidered cape, best pair EN-
broidered ottomnns. best show
millinery work, best tabls spread,
for for each Dip
I'd best
Best embroidered scarf. best EN-.
broidered slippers. best embroid
cred undersleeves, best work.
box. best embroidered collar,
best crochet collar, best en-
brodered handkerchief. best
watch case, best card basket.
best embroidered morning dress,
for each Dip
Commiltee-MiS Louisa Carter, Mis-,
Wealthy Bailey, Miss jane Taylor, Ciari
don.
CLASS XLIV-UNENUMERATED
ARTICLES.
Committee-A. A. Wilmot, ClariJon
Leverett King. Chardon; George Barlhol
0mew, Claridon.
The next meeting Of the society is to b.
held in CIaridon August IT. 1861, at
O'Clock p. NJ.
L. G. MAYNARD, Secretary.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

ASrSee advertisements of Prof. o. ].
Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood Rem
orator in another column Of this paper.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

as-Hon. A. q. Riddle is entitled to our
thanks for various public documents.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02
WILKINS, BALL & CO.,
Com m issiOn Merchants,

DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
Oil Lands, Oil Leases Building Lots and Houses
Sold and Leased, Oil Barrels, Tubs and Watts,
Building Materials and Crude and Refined Oils
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02


SHEEP.
Best buck Dip
best ewes
best buck lamb
best 8 eve lambs
Committee. Harvey Robb, Middle6eld;
William Wilder, Chester; Noah Moseley,
Thompson.
CLASS xxx. SWINE.
Best Suffolk SOW Dip
cd best
best Suffolk boar
cd best
best litter Suffolk pigs
% best
Other breeds same as Suffolk I"
Committce-A. II. 0ber, William Bur.
ten, Charles Wilmot, Claridon.
CLASS XXXI--POULTRY.
Best red Shanghai, white Dip
Black
Chittigong
Other large breeds the same.
Best dorkings, black Spanish,
natives, bantsms, peacochs,
guneas, frizzled chickens. po-
land, turkeys, tame and wild
geese, ducks of any breed, for
each Dip
Committee--Dunton Taylor, Henry
Mott, Sherman Rowley, Claridon.
CLASS XXXIl-GRAINS.
Best selection Of different varie-
ties Of seed wheat. best collec-
ton OF seed corn, best specimen
barley, oats, rye, herds grass
nIn Inn
grass seed, each Dip
ommitiee--Samuel Halderman, ,Clari-
don; J! Il. Sherman, Burton; Riley Root,
Chardon.
CLASS XXXIII-VEGETABLES.
Best and largest variety o! pots.
toee Dip
Cd best /"
Best peck sweet potatoes, best peck
turnips, best peck cucumbers,
best tomatoes. best carrots, best
beets, best onions, best white
beans, best heads cabbage, best
caulifiower, best heads lettuce,
best 6 summer squashes, best
6 winter squashes, best and
largest pumpkins, for each a Dip
Best collection by one exhibitor F"
Committee ID. b. Ladd, CIaridon;
William Cay, Burton; Abraham Wood
ard, Munson.
CLASS XYXIV--FRUIT.
Best and largest variety table ap-
piles, 3 OF each variety, named
and labelled by the exhibitor:
best single variety: pears same
ss apples; best single pears;
peaches same as apples; best
single peaches, best and largest
variety OF grapes, best ounces,
best and largest show Of fruit by
one exhibitor Dip
Committee---Storrs and Harrison,
Painesvillej S Clapp, Huntsburg; g W
Dean, Troy.
CLASS XXXV-FLOWERS.
Best and largest collection by one
exhibitor, roses, dahlias, wax i'd.
flowers, paper flowers, fruit,
&c; best house plants, best
orange, best lemon, best fig
trees, best and most beautifully
arranged show Of 6oral design
OF living flowers, for each Dip
Commi!tee--Rev. E. D. Taylor ant
oNOt Sioiiuoub ihlu lhuy
ClaEldon; Elder Fuller and lady. Chardon
CLASS XXXVI--DOMESTIC
PRODUCTIONS.
Best cheese over | yr old Dip
I'd best -
best cheese under yr old
% best
best butter
I'd best
Best gallon sorghum molasses.be
gallon maple, best 8 pounds
sorghum sugar. best 8 maple
sugar, best swarm bees. best
show Of dried fruit, best show
preserves and snuces, best show
pickles, best show potted cheese,
Tor eacha Dip
Committee II. Wells, Claridon
Smith Wright, Hunlsburg. o II Kent
Chester.
CLASS XXXVII-DOMFSTlC
MANUFACTURES.
Rest wnoian Garnet hest ran car.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-02

WILL NEGOTIATE BY SALE OR EXCHANGE ALL KINns
Of Property on the Most Favorable Terms.
>~~>>~~~~~~>J~-~>~~re~>>~S>-~~
Particular attention paid TO all business pertain
ing 10 the Oil Interests in Mecca, Ohio.
NJ wlLKINs, L. s. BALL. Z. O. BALL.
589m6
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CLASS XXXVII-DOMFSTIC
MANUFACTURES.

Best WOODEN carpet, best rag car
pet, best patch work quilt. bes.
blanket, best woolen shawl, best
10 yds flannel, best 10 yds table
linen, best 10 yds tow cloth. best
hearth rug. best lamp mat, best
specimen crewel work. best lady's
lace cape, best pr fringed nit
tens. best pound linen sewing
thread, best show stockings.
best pr bags, best show of tall
Dress work, best straw bonnets
and hats, for each a Dip
Commit,ee-R G Lyon and lady, Clar
idon; Austin Garfield and lady, Chardon
c 8 Field and lady. Chardon.
CLASS XXXVIlI-COOXERY.
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Committee--Calyin MolTe.t and lady
Middlefeld; d. w. Garfield aud lady
Chardon; Edmund Thompson and lady
Huntsburg.
CLASS XXXIX-MECHANICAL.
Best carriage, best lnmber wagon.
best blacksmith work and horse
shosing, best design for farm
house with specifications, best
design for farm barn with spec
ifcaIions, best cabinet work.
best tanners work, beat shoe
makers work, best saddle and
harness work best timers work.
best show OF parlor and cook
stoves, each a Dip
CLASS XL--FANNING TOOLS.
Best mower aud reaper combined.
best thresher and cleaner. best
seed drill, best pillow. best break
ing plow, best horss rake, best
grain cradle. best yoke. best
wheelbarrow, best dozen man
ure forks. best cultivator. best
drag, best roller, best dozen
rakes, best road scrsper, best
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L.nE. .eaatern has been rstailIng & sI eddl

LINE. Eastern has been retailing st 81 eG@
81 rs % Dbl.
OILs.. The best quality Of Winter Strained Lara
Oil have sold slowly at 81 05@sI 10 81 gallon
Cotton Seed at 50@55e. for Crude, and s5@70c. 10
gallon for small lots Of Clarified. Southern Oil
Companyss Oils have been selling at 75c. for Ma
chinery, SOC. for Deck and Paint, and 2oc.sg gal
lon for Gas Oil.
HIDES Attakapas has been selling generally
at la3@li3c. % Ii. for Dry Sailed and Flint, and
@73c. q q. for Green Sailed
TALLow. .. The last sales reported were at 99o.
~ ID. for City Rendered.
ALCOHOL. Our quotations for this article ars
now 45a5oc. % gallon, according to proof
FREIGHTs 49,. The market has shown less move
men but at advanced rates. The new engagements
up to Tuesday evening comprised six American and
foreign ships for Liverpool at 3D. three at u.s. Isd
five for Havre at 2c and three for Europe on prf-
vate terms At the close vessels on the berth for
Liverpool filing up with Cotton at I'd. and for
HaVre at &c. Yesterday masters wers asking I'D
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q EEDs, FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF ROOFING 90

Letters patent from the United States having granted
on the sd day of March, 1885, for Composition known
"Southern Fire-PrOof Rooting,o
being superior any Observation-Disclosures by per
cent. than any other Roofing 8s4s
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
for Counties Parishes. States and Territories very pezaB
terms
WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
and Contracts for Roofing Cotton Gins Sugar Houses
houses, Railroad Depo Mills, City and Country Dwellings,
Steamboats, ETC., etc.
Rs~In all instances our work is fully guaranteed.
Our Roofing material put lip barrels. and shipped
to in the country elsewhere wishing
it. with printed directions which they enabled ap5
with perfect success.
PARTIES by addressing obtain Circular anil Diree
ons and receive further information they be pleased
to ask. 4 9d a455
Rs-oace. 81 ST Charles street, New Orleans d21 tFR
CRESCENT MARBLE WORKS.
Monuments Tombs Head Stones Piers Center Tabts
Tops Counter Slabs Mgne Piees Crates Crate Setting
Flooring Tiles Bapquette and Yard Fagging Iron Railing
Coping, etc.
RIhe trade supplied With rough and aasTbs
by QAYANAUGH GUhhs
oil ts&W 23S, 2s4 and $50 Camp ITO
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PRICES:
CHEROKEE REalEDK,..- AN UsyAILINs

srai Alternative ana Bleed Purifier.
E-This Remedy whe all other preparations fall
Ef Is entirely unlike every either medicine prescribed
TeneEeal Diseases as 1t contains Mineral Poison
Drugs being prepared from Roats, RarkB and Leaves
form Of a pleasant and delicious Syrup. III 5f8
B.1t Is natures remedy for GonorrhEe and Glee
Gravel Structure and ia especially recommended for Fluoy Al
bus, Whites in Fernaes3 for this complaint 1t yaluab
As general Alternative and blood purifier il has saua
and does not fail Scrofu Secondary Syphilis 9adE
lar sweling MeEcufai and 81 Eruptve them
speedily and permanently than other medicine kaoR
i does this BY purifying and cleansing The
few all It's original purity and vgo thus the
system ell impure and perrcfous which induced
disease. sf45 8ls7s
RIn old Gonorrhea bafsad
all medical SKILL It is especially recommended old u
fails and recent in tas
few doses positively all scafng heat chores and
pain. t58f
s affect the breath, interfere with claas 81
business. 9EB
Rls-It requires no assistance from other medicine.
E1t lay the toilet-tabe In the countrgro
without its being suspected emey for private
7f'3s4
49, treatise vanereal disease, with full directions soz
their permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
H-For fii particulars get Circular fy drug
store the United States
R-I retail per bottle or 6nten
by all responsible ruggits and dealers In medicines through
out the United States and at wholesale by all wholesale
POTTER & MERw1H, Sole Propriesara. st. IaHis, no.
J.WRIGHT K co.,
Hos. Fl and Isl Charities street,
Wholesale Agents for the South.
h7-SoId by all Druggists. az ialf IYliW
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CONNER ClAL.
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen

II.ssRPooL, january T. 1851.
MoNEY-An unusually large demand for discount ast
Friday aud Saturday the Bank and in the open caused
n PRESSURE and followed Monday by advance of
ct in the Bank the minimum OF which since then is
Pct This measure is attributable appcensos felt with
regard the French Money market The demand for discount
has already unfinished Cousos have much depressed in
sympathy with the French funds but somewhat
active to-day they closed in London 92a@225 Il higher
than last Friday.
MANCHESTER in goods and yarns limited
account of The holidays.
COTToH. he advance in the Bank produced pause
the market which closed New YEARS. Day
Spinners and spectators supplied themselves lately freely
that they we'll abstain from buying while
decidedly easier than BEFORE but reduce quotations only
partially and slightly.
The sales during the week ending Yesterday have been
81 $50 bales of all kinds including 46O American and 800
East Indian There 1890 bales specl
lation and $3.50 for export leaving bales for consumption
The actual exports 1906 bales which 1868
American and 1887 East India.
The imports % 65 bales including 10 42 from America
and 2553 from the East indies.
The stock was as usual taken The 3st of December by
actual count and proved to be about Ii coo bales less in
can aud about 600 bales East Indian than by the
previous weekly estimates this small difference speaks well for
the general correctness Of the latter.
The stock to-day, compared with this time last year. now
stnn6c fall
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To-day the market has been very Quiet md The Gales are esj
mated 20 have been only 5000 baes. 5g
BREApsTU outstanding fine uedIn1sps tn The re-.
n1oval Of goods from tho quay either warehss Or lie inferior
caused BY the unaual severity Of the cold good
sea business doing at advance Of Cd per fine
Fonr and OF Id d Genital ns Western Winter and
40 n. ~ ~
SUGAR MoLAssEs remained without business of any
nent dnrire the week The tendency Of the towards
nv pr nrica
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8tbitk Of tkt MarAets fur Nast Mees.


Saturday Morning. Jan. 2, 1S60.S
We noticed in our last weekly review that prices
had closed on the basis Of 1l@I14c. for MiddIing,
showing decline during the week of 4@1c., since
which discouraging foreign news advancing
freights, scarcity Of tonnage and the receipts of
previous purchases being delayed by nnfavorable
weather, have further served to check operations
in our leading staple, and with but little compe-
tition among buyers, prices have fallen of fully
&c. In Tobacco there has been some inquiry. In
Sugar there has been fair demand at easier
prices. Molasses has been in moderate request at
lower rates.
CoTToN. The week opened with a good de-
mand at full prices, the sales of the week have
embraced about 81 800 bales, of which $500 Sat
urday, 1900 on Monday, II, 500 on Tuesday, $4,000
on Wednesday, 5000 on Thursday, and 5000 yes
terdaY. We now quote
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY jan 2s 1871
Received during the week ending last evening
Sl5 Western, Isl Texas Beeves, ss7 Calves, 642
Hogs, 1479 Sheep and II Milch Cows. stock on
sale 90 Western Beeves, IS Calves, $50 Hogs 300
Sheep and Mich Cows. The market has been
very active during the week, with but small sup
ply of Texas Beeves and Calves. We quote
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IMLMB0AD's GENUINE PREsARATI

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HEMkos B B for for R Me5f Na gEsshpg
HELNBoLD,s BUcHu for General DeshsY.
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erection, and al diseases Of 7-s1 IS
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THEY ARE or NO AVAIL.
HELMBoLns ExTEAGT BucHu \ the very bsss refasa5
in the world for sll coagsin incident Il the ss whehss
change of life. See symptoms above
No Family should be without Its
rAKE No MORE Bhdsaa NfFsasy Unpleasant Ms
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BucHU oUREs
Secret Diseases II
Lttls or no change of diet Nc Inconvenience,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Use HEIMBOLD,S EXTRACT BUCHu for Exeesses arising
rom habits indulgedin
BY young and Old,
As g4eps a @ a H Vii g Bs
short time to a state OF Health and Purity.
Use HELMBOTlDS EXTRACT BUCHU for Diseases and
Affections OF the most Distressing Character.
Use HELMB0BD'S EXTRACT BUGHU for all Affections
and diseases of the
Urinary Organs.
Whether existing gin
Male OF Female,
from whatever cause originating, and no matter OF
How Long StmmdER%s
All the above diseases admit the eAt
ment and may originate from the
Read! Readg Reads Read!
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aT
Philadelphia, H T. HELMBoLD, Chexlist, who being duIy
does that his preparation contains Narcotic Mar
curry or injurious drugs, hut are purely Vegetable.
and subscribed before me- 2Sd day EoyeTnbar
1854. WIN. r. HIBRARn Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle six for 49, delivered any
Prepared by II. T. HEIMR0LD, We
Practical and Analytical Chemist
lQ4 Sonth street, below Ghssntia
PhilaaaIphJ9,
E-Beware of Counteres and unprincpled Dealers who
eudaror dispose of their own and articles On the
reputation attained by sS 7F78g7
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
:' Extract Bnchu. sa
Sarsaparia.
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT Il CO.,
81 aud lei Charities street
And all Druggists everywhere.
Ra-Ask for HELMBoI.Ds Stake No Other Cut out the
advertisement and send for it. and avoid Imposition
posure. ia3l 1y&W
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quate to meet this consumption Putting asidefor
important commercial problems arising out Of it,
let us consider the question on the basis Of this
years production. The most reliable authorities
from America, so far the writer's experience ex-
tends, estimate the crop at 81 to mill
ions. 1t is certain that the large stock, 227 900
bales, remaining ia the American ports on the lst
September, will be considerably reduced this
coming year, and therefore shall assume that four
millions Of bales available, for distribution Of
which, allowing the same amount to Northern spin.
ners as last year. and 100 900 bales less to the Con-
tinent, there would remain 100000 bales for ex-
port to Great Britain, say IS get of the total
about its usual proportion.
The consumption at 49, go bales per week would
iiUU by 81 equal b4les.
Export SEtne as this ycar. 25001D
Total outgoing. 4s60 900
fSstLidteu huppIJ.t.... .Z,DBUuu
of m
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26,720 bales.

The quantity of American cotton known to be ct for Great
Britain about 100000 bales against 25 900 bales 1850
and 155 600 in 1859; and that of East India cotton
here from Bombay by about the beginning of April next
IS, 900 bales against $50 Inst year
The prices of American cotton We quote as follows:
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SUGAR. The receipts have been liberal and
with fair demand prices have been barely
maintained for Fully Fair and the better descrip-
tions, while the lower grades have been very dull
and neglected, with sales of about $500 hhds. dur
ing the week, and the market closed at the range
of our quotations as follow:
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LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
corrected expressly for the New Orleans Daily Crescen
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81 EAEOMNEG sEREET STEAM BoILRR
~ n MANUFACfoRY, between Poydras and Hevia, only
1VkS three minutes walk from the st. Charles Hotel
The undersigned having largely increased his
shops, and having all the facilities orders
for description of BOILERS time and at as low ratss
they can BIS had in shop in the the
North. 1@
Always on hand DOUBLE FLUED BOILERS, FROM, no Ia
30 feet long. and A inches diameter. T7T 7EE
Also CYLINDER BOILERS, 49, "a and H inches
ter, and various lengths.
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Stand Pipes vaves
on hand
ship. "
Parties Wishing to purchase Boilers plantations sesr1.
boats samis respectfully invited and iiga fog
themselves [n25 lykw1 u n FORT,Erz-5
- BRNNWSTER, RLAISENEY d. CO..
t@ 81 Successors TO LEARf X BLAkENEY, FCoppersInths
and Sheet Iron Workers Manufacturers Front and
W Fulton streets, between Fotre Dame and Julia.
Clarifying and EvaporAting Pans
Steam Trains Flterers,
Juice Boxes, Chmneys, Breechsns
And all kinds of STEAMBOAT and PLANTATION work in
our line. seT INV =
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QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior. OK Com. to Good Com. @a14
Fair TO Fully Fair a @5 Prime and Choce.... 51461s
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STEAMSHIPS.
-~~~--A--~~~-~-------N--
IN d. NOLA
BRA EOS ANITA GO.

To sail on FRIDAY, F, b l, 1851 at O'Clock A. n.
~ESzm NEW ORLEANS AND hRAI0S SAN
~ HaFR% T1AGO U. S. Mail LneFor BraTos Santiago
sShsafszEss IndianoaThe superior steamship Arizona,
R. N Smith, commander. will sail above, carrying the u S.
mails For freight passage having elegant accommodations
apply on beard, or TO
7. C. HARRIS, Manager, II Camp at.
steamship this line will hereafter leave for the above
ports Friday morning. ja25
GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.
To sail on SUNDAY. Jan. II. at A. NJ.
GALVESTON AND MATAG0RDA BAY.
III IJTh New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
The superior coppered and cOppertasened steam
ship Atlantic, W. s. Shannon commander, will sail
above the United States mails. For freight
having superior accommodations apply
board or to /. C. HARRIS, Manager
81 Camp street.
steamship of this line will leave every Thursday Sun
day mornings for the above ports jA24
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Seh0nnGrG,

aesses marked thus ~ have cleared through the Custom
| House but sill in port.
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Ra-Ask for HELMBOLD's- No otheri Cut out the
advertisement and send for it. and avoid Imposition M
posture. jaSi ly&W5
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Taken for consumption .............. l0.6i0
MARKET CLOSES
Ordinary .....0 @l0Sc Good Farto Prime l2461l24c.
Low Fair to Fair 10 @lllac.
New Orleans, January rs, 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-26
RATLRoAD TRAYELINa.

ag H CONDUCTOR. Fare So per trip, -
stean train viii stop o. denty Station, when notified,
however on mail trps. Fare ID ranfs each way.
nosnagctor must be notified before The train starts.
tex I"i ''''s' ''' ms oep''eSo's n'' iAin'
seSI g. PANDELY. Superintendent.