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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04

nected with the mill dam the chute drawn
and heavy and continuous stream Of water
let fall from a height Of ten or twelve ieet
upon the anvil face. which efectually har.
dens the surface. A red hot anvil plunged
into water, would for time be surrounded
by an atmosphere Of steam which would pre-
vent its direct contact with the cold water
whereby its cooling would be retarded toe
much to harden the face, and hence the ad.
vantage Of continuous stream OF cold water
Hence also the necessity of moving about II
the water even articles Of pound or two II
weight. to remove them away from the steau
as il is generated upon their surfaces, ant
thus promote more rapid cooling. II is goo'
plan 70 harden hammer-faces where there II
chute and water-tap conveniently near, b,
Iplunging the red-bot hammer held with thu
face upwards, into the water, so that strean
from the top may fall upon its face. Th'
faces Of hammers and anvils are ground at
ter being hardened, but should never bt
tempered. or's industrial Arts.
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ON HARDENING STEEL.

There are few things Of which il is more
difficult to understand the rationale than
hardening steel, or why the same operation
OF heating hot, and plunging into cold flu-
id, which hardens steel, should soften cop
per. Some persons will explain everything
whether they understand il or not, and for
this also have they found. in their own i'm
aginstion, perfectly satisfactory answers,
and cut the difficulty by saying that steel Is
condensed by the operation. But. unfortu-
nately for their theory, the reverse Is the
fact, and instead Of being condensed. il es.
pands BY hardening, as any one may soon
satisfy himself BY taking piece Of steel as
IL leaves the forge or anvil and fitting II In
TO gage, or between two fixed points. and
then hardening il; it will then be found that
the steel will not now 20 into the gage or
between the fixed points. Or let him ri,et
together piece Of steel TO 4 piece Of iron,
fling the ends of both even, so that they
may be exactly the same length, then heai
them 10 a proper heat TO harden the steel
and plunge them into water. he will find the
expansive force of the steel has nearly torn
the riyets out, and that Il extends beyond
the iron az both ends. ANY article NAV BE-
taken with steel on one surface, and iron on
the olher-such as a joiner's plane iron il
the forged state, fiat on both surfaces, and
hardened; and the expansion Of the steel
will cause that side 20 be convex, and the
iron side 10 be concave; how this is TO b,
got fat again will be explained afterwards.
All steel expands in hardening. but tha
expands most which is most highly convert
ed, and in direct proportion to the amount
Of carbon IL received in that process. No
other general rule can be given for the treat
ment of steel for hardening, than this. ant
IL should in all cases be heated as regularl,
as possible 10 the lowest temperature a
which that particular kind Of steel will hard
en-, and as little as possible beyond IL, re
membering that the more highly con,ertet
the steel Is, the lower the temperature q
which Il will harden; and that small arti
Gle, such as pcn-kniie blade, will harder
at a lower temperature than more bulk,
one made Of the same steel, because III,
small article Is more suddenly cooled. tn,
hardening Of the very bulky articles, sucl
as the face Of an anvil. cannot be effected Il
the same way as smaller articles by plungins
them into the water for the length Of tim,
required in cooling will be almost certain I,
leave the middle Of the face soft, where !
is Of the most Consequence that IL should b,
hard. When the anvil forge Is worked b,
water.power. they possess the best means 0
hardening them, which Is this; The anvi
lproperly heated, should be placed in wa
ter.,snk, face upwards. under q chute con
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New Stand! New Features !
NEW GOODS!

CALL .aND EXAMINE THEM!
rIHE subscriber would return HI. sincere thanks %
his customers and friends generally fofiheir ieeisl
patsonag. while at The old aand. Tie has recently
moved othe cofner store. formerly known - Kirk.
land. Corner, where he would bs pleased y sc his
friends and patrons His stock this sssson = inl and
complete. consisting 81 every grade and styled
,DlsNrTaIlLlDlS Oh 1TEIEG
AND
Genilemen's Fine Furnishing Goods.
He feels confident that he can please slthsi may give
him call. both In quality aud price. as he e deter.
mined 70 sell good terms as any Other house IN
HillshorOugh.
Ne has also combined with his cio,hins good ss-
sortment Of
Dry Goods aud Groceries,
consisting Of nearly everything thsi s generally tepi
10 dselass country store. which be iniends TO sell
q. low ss The tines will admit, Tor the cash. he viii
take al kinds Of County Prodaes that villse readily
L. CARMICHAEL.
May %. a.
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RURAL ECUNOMT.
DESTRUCTION OF FOREST TREES.


Few persons are aware how much few
well-chosen trees will add to the beauty OF
country residence. Here is an ornament
available 10 the mechanic as well as the lar
mer. The cost is a mere trihe. The few
leisure hours at the command Of all, devoted
to this object, would add much to the ele-
gsnce and pleasure Of rural life. As our tor.
ests are yearly giving way to axemen. this
is constantly becoming more apparent. In
no one particular have Americans evinced
more spurious taste than in their ceaseless
havoc in cutting down everything like pill
lar in the great temple Of nature.
Farm Book
IL one would appreciate the value Of the
above remarks in their full force. let him
price piece Of land unadorned by single
tree, and then contrast its value with anoth.
er Of similar dimensions. but whose surface
has not been invaded by the ruthless hand al
the axman, and he will soon find out whether
trees are worth protecting or not. Who
would not give ten times more for spot
shaded BY the extended branches Of the
brave old oak under whose protecting
arms your children can enjoy their midday
sports without danger Of stroke, than
for one whose very appearance suggests ~
fitness for a tropical gardeni But as repre-
hensible as this cutting. down mania is in GU
estimation, we have another class Of men
who are really entitled to less respect. w
mean those who. by adopting the other ex
treme. never think Of planting out tree
as they find the place, so they are content I,
leave II. What is il to them if others ar,
searching over the whole world Tor ney
variety Of peach, pear or applet You don
suppose they are going TO be so stupid as 4
look up fine grapes and raspberies, so lon
as the woods furnish bullaces and backher
riesi What! they pay out money for frui
trees, 90 long as their fields abound in plur
th,ckets and persimmonsf Why, you attac
their good sense in supposing such thing
Such men are blinded 70 their own interest
Good management ought to dictate TO ther
that il is FAR better TO cultivate little land
under good system Of manuring, and saw
the forest land, than 10 clear up a thousan
. acres to wear out preparatory TO a wester
: journey. So, if they would enhance the va
ue Of their property, let them procure goo
fruit and feed away heir poor 10 the pigs.
SOslkera Field and Pireside.
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Your character cannot be essentially irjur.
ed escent bs your own acts.
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~ 70 Persons oHi 81 Employment. .Ea
AGENTS WANTED.

In every County 10 the United states,
sry1 garage IN the sale sf some of The hest and mos
u elegantly iIaafaled Works pubtshed.
oar pi,l,eaioas are % the msa interesting ehafae
ter sIsp,sl 10 the ~sns ef the fsfmef Neehsnie and
xs,es.a,, they sss published in the best sye. and
beaal IA ,he ms.t subsaalisl msnneF, and worthy
pl.ss ~ ne iisnfy Of every Household 10 The Land
Y 70 nsa sf eaisfpti-e and industrious hsbits, thu
su.ae oa.s AZ spps'lunity lot profitable employmen
seldom % be met With.
~ Psfsoas desiring 10 act a. Agents viii receive
ptsmptly By mil fail particulars. terms &C. BY addfes
siaf LgARY, 0ETz A Co.. Pabishers,
Nssit Moth Second street, PhilsdelPhs.
o.,.h., ao ee--4m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-04
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
Por Sale a. the DRUG STORE.

POr sale al the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Eshy sir Weeks. Red speckied Valentine,
Bsowa dilio. Red French, Large Lima or Butter,
CafoIins. Scarlet Runners. Royal Dssd
BEEr-EfGs EsIly rarnip, Early Bleed. Long Red.
sflesisa os White sagsf, ,ssiss Chafd.
BR0cOLI-Psrpls Cape.
CABBAGE-Esfly Yotk. French Or Heart. Early 30.
gar Loaf Esily Bsasrsss, Eshy Dnmhesd, Drum
hssdsasoy. Lsfss Late Dssmhesd. Late fk. Dutch,
Green Glsrod. BED Dutch ,fos pieklsine.
cARR0r-Lsar otsnge, Early Horn, Lsrse Field
CAULIfL0wER.
cELERY-w solid. Silver Giant. Red Solid,
CORN-E.srgreea sagsr.
CUCUaBER-Eshy frame, Long ureen. Gheikin.
EGG PLANT .Lnge ParPls, Early PufPls.
ENDIyE-Gsssa csflsd.
LErrUCE--Esry Cufled. Browa Daseh, Reyal Cab
bage. Dramhead, White Cos.
MELLoNs-Nalmeg. Carsn, Mauntain sProui.
MUsrARD-whiIs, Bfown.
NAsrGRrlUh.
OkRA.
ONION silver skIa o. White. Large YslloE.
PARsLEY-cudsd % Doabls, Plain sf single.
PARsNIP-sagsL
PEAs-L.ndrs,b's r,rs Early, Eady Frame. Roys
D.uf Msnowfst. Eshy Nay. Bishops Eshy.
PEPPER -Larse Sweet. Bull Noes.
PUMPKiN-Commsn Field.
RADlsH -t.aas Scarlet short Tsp. White TurniI
Rooted. Red Tsrnip Rooted, Long sslmon.
RHUBARB, OF Pie PlsaL
sALslPY. o. Oyster Plant
SPINACH --Rousd Savoy.
SQUASH -Early Bash, Long Green.
TONarO-Lsfge Ned.
TuRNlP-Early Plat nuteh, Red Top. .LsrseN NoFtoit
L,gs Gisse, Dsis's Hybtid, Rata Bssa otswssdish
February -. 81
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Head Quarters Of the N. Carolina Regiment
OF Wise's Legion.
Wsrrenton, June l3, 1861.

GENERAL 0RpER.
Hsvng been appointed by Gen. Henry Wise to a
Coonelcy in Wises Legion, and commissioned TO raise
regiment n North Carolina, hereby earnestly invite
those desrous Of joining this popular corps and Of
ing prompt and active service under the chivac Wise,
to organize forthwith into companies Of sixty -four each.
TO elect their company officers, and prepare to move
without loss Of time. Each company will consist Of
one Captain, FIRST and second Lieutenant, four
sergeants and four Corporsls, and ylhree prvsies.
As soon as formed, each company will be moved into
camp at Petersburg vs and mustered into service pri-
to the formation into regiment under the above
destination.
Being designed for panyzsn service, the regiment
will be- composed Of ono Cavalry, and nine Infantry
and Light Inisnlry companies. Each viii prosids
himself with change Of clothes Of durable material
(no. waiting for uniformity Of Dress, blanket and
haversack.
Nov 10 the time for brilliant service. Come forward
gentlemen TO the number Of go, and come quickly.
WHARTON J. GREEN.
Col Commanding.
- Papers throughout the State please notice.
June IA, 1861. 81
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

rU,HE Advertiser having been restored % health 10
Il fss weeks by very simple remedy. shst having
suffered several years with severe lung affection, and
,hst dead disesse Consump,ion-is anxious 10 make
lnewn 10 his fellow sufferers the means of care.
~ al Who desire u, he wi ssnd copy % the pre-
.e,p,oa used (ires Of chsse with The directions 10
p,,psuas and using The sane, which ihsy will end a
sus, C,rss l,r Consumption. Ashms. Bfsaehi,ls, &C.
The sny oss, o. the advertise, In ssndiar ,hs Pc.
e,Ipan l. 20 benefit The afflicted, and spread lnierma.
ion which he emceses 10 be nssluahle and be hopes
every snGsref will Try bic rsnedy, |" u VII eos' inem
nolhins.sad may prove blessing.
Persons wishing the prescription viii please address
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON, .
w,lRsmsbarsh, Kings county, n. fert'
f,rt.hs, "a es-l1n
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May

En CASKS of LIME fot sale low for Cash. Also
JV COFFEE. siusn's SUGAR, and many slher
sessonsbleaitielss. .
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EEy- u EST eoRREapoND DEVICE.
ps kscswT t)ryaon, 80. 10 Carr STREET,
- cs,IuTtAS Aetfting. Atfii co. 1851.
Z, New ofIean { n 4, cent,1


KEY. WEsr, Aprll2 1861. 4
M, Tie Hon. John z. Baldwin has been
apnaintaa Collector Of this port by the Montgom.
ery Congress-
Feinanao 4, AfaFene, late II. s, Marshal, has re-
ceivad his commission US Marshal III Tile Southern
COME aesacy absence Of Judge Mcintosh.
cannot BE- anaiifed.
aha ataass late III 81 District Attorney has
yaGe1sa ths aintment IL District Attorney for
Y gba Court 81 Key West.
Jaan Basle has been appointed Insp ector Of
Customs
s3iiaTsss Hows. Esq., lately made Collector ii
tl,is mart nv HIM gFederaI Congress not having IS.
eeiYAd his comm ion; remains in HIS former pn.
K III gf9n sa Deputy Gniector. and with Collector
Ba fdsgne the duties as before the ap
iAA Hs gtaH With a large cargo, arrived
y as fenas ~ CIV York, and was allowed to LAM
ies sHe5z ittaas paying duties.
~ llsaFs lrpal good authority, thar there will b.
nnstsA n cslleGt duties At Key West (hy
fle affieias1 lib long as flie batteriet
oi the ef afe iii sneE elase proximity to The
Gnetam r onse
There is 81 report today that the Hon. Judge
1laERin, III the Admiralty Court ri the Southern
District HI lurlda S1 win nSt resign his effiee
AS long as'f The present political stains remains.
The Hon. MeQaean Nelntnsh il ii confidanfiy
believed. viii arrive by The boat of the Dist aud 81
once assume he duilek OF his JNdgeshiD of the
Admiralty C0nrI of Key West IA. Gs} III
The Mill paF8hantas sailed the ath far Tiiperpoo1
Her t0tak sxpeHaAs amounted 70 s24, 992
The Schooner Son;hprner, Smith, having paid
the salvage daaseed ny Judge MarqiF. as arhi.
trasaf. sajl tn ahile The sth- Salvage and ex,
peases $S2 8s s M
THE sefVallsT Ipgolnars Gland is king tenn,
parafy rapeiia.
The scssqn5F Afssg PGffer Porter, arrived tlls
Ssf ffafa N8~ F1fFs: Wi ofinancA asEa ordinanet
afssaR faR Isega Estfsssin.
Fhs sellnais7 Nary n Hndson II D3sw aischaFrs
si'gSs esSea Of ofdnapce and ordnance stores fpI
Fort Tay.oss
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uNLEEBoLp,s eENuINas rEEpARArIoN=

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HETR8s s sSH for for 5 Rs k k'aa9ss
h hEHB8bs B BTHT fer fer the hs Ssgs
HEELM n s0I Bs B 'IT{I for Ncrvons9oss
HEiTB0LRs BUGH1 for for h I'm 81 1 81 Ton,
HHE FTR0P B BTGT for fer R WsaF sd B5aa
EfEEMRGIBs R4GHT tor Gensrai Debility,
HE EMR@ B BC{ for for E {gE ss,ltao
HHE#ERSS$R66EE B RS B BScTS 81 5SE %5Esfs5ss
MINIMIZING EiXXR6EBBs R RfG& e e E5$5;e9s sa
HELSBoEs BT GIfT for e"viness j tb Eyed With
uE TSPSS5 S aTG P 5T o G y sBd
Want of Attention and Horror Of Society
HEM0Ss BUCH6 for E4assss afsn from India
oreton. and all disea89sos
FFEEHI44LkESs, F FET1EEs T TssAtRs.
Old Young. Single, Married. contemplating Marriage
TAKE no MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL,
IN a world for all complaints incident to tie sSx whet6el
or change Of life Soc symptoms above.
Ho Family Should be without It'll
TAKE NO MORE BALSAM. Msrcury Unplsaaant Ned.
cil5 tor Unpleasant and Dangerous pi6anSea.
EELMBOLD'R EXTRACT BUGuu CURES
Secret Ds@eHaes
E 81 on ao ' o6s1o of dot t.
Uso FHIMBo1ITs ExTnAGF BEOaUfsr Excsssssariyirs;,
rom habits INDUCED 10
ByYouns and Old
And diseases arising Hshia Of Dissipation. Il
MI Improper discharges viii PatieB IL
bhort Tina TO state Of Henlt, ard Purity. 7.0
Use HEIMB0LD'G EXTRACT BUGt{U Cor Diseases Rnda'
Aaeo.ionS Of tbs n1ost Distressing iJlaTacter.
Ube HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUOar for all Affections
RI&tliEeAEGs Of the
Urinary Organs,
whether e7istingin '..J, D..
Male or Fenaaae,
trcn whatever cause originating, aud 70 r1attsr OF
HOW Long Standing.
An the above diseases and symptoms admit the treat
md may originate from the
HcntG7 ReaIay ReatEgs Reatag
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the city OF
Philadelphia, H T. HELNBOID, Chemist who being duGy
does that hs preparation contains Narcotic AsF
curry, injurious drugs, hut purely Vegetable.
II. z. HEIIBBNTiD, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn me- 25d day Novemhere
1864. WIN ?. HTBBARD, Alderman
PriceSl per bottle for delivered any address,
Prepared by II. r. BFLMB0LD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l04 SOnth sreat. helow Chestnut.
PhiladephiE
R~Beware of Counerfeits pnprincipad Dealers who
endeavo to dspoe of their OWN and otbs Rrtcea the
reputation attained by
Hsmholds Genuine Preparations
Extract Buchu.
E. 2arEapsrillA.
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and ISl EhartrGs street.
And MI Druggists everywhere.
Bs-Ask for HETMB0LD'S-Tako No Otherl Cut ont tho
advertisement and send for it. and avoid Imposition and Ex
poanre a31 1y&W
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New Orleans, La.
ss3 VERMIFuGEA,
Tiner's Canadian,
Perrs's Dead shot.
s Jayne'K Tonic,
Kerl's,
J A. Fahne6tock's.
McIaaEl's.
BAf.sAM AEn COUGH REM.
EDIEs.
Wistsr's BalHsfn of Wild Cher
~,
Hastfng's Napths,
fhnrman's Balea1n,
Huchan'a Hungarian, s5
Bavis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Ehenek's Pulnonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's BxpectoraDt,
Halls Balsam,
swsym's Syrup of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, 4
Taylor'R Ralaa1n Liyefwort,
Jayue'a EEpehtorant,
WinpT's Elecampafne,
Roger'B Liverwart and Ter,
hrB. Gardeners Liverwort,
stadley'0 Glory ExpectrFsnt,
LoDdOn's indian do
DIR. Rose'B do
AcLean's Strengthening Cor
sIXlhsAPsARHLAB..
D.. John Bulls,
6. /. Towngend'B,
gAndss, d5a
Old Jacob ToWnssna's
Carpenters
WynCoop'B,
Shakers,
Grafenbera's,
Bristol's,
Gayactt'E Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
dew David, or Hebrew,
Badeau's,
Knapp's Indian
a tSCEd UtOEB, '
Griilitth's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arniea
IINEMEMTS. 81
IcbeGn'B Volcanic Oh IIirti
u1eut,
Dr. Sweetia.
sfs1Ican Mustang, IN
FaTrell's Arabian
Butler'E Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
HGyer'g, -
WadsWoI this rheumatic,
robi8SB Venitian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Rellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bnrtine's HoEse
ttsTChRnt's Ga~gling,
Cherokee,
Jayne'b.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Dsgood'B Indian Chogugue,
Stephens' Compound.
Eowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
WynkoOp's Tonic,
SRaed's Fcbrituge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
L0ZENGES.
Sherraen's Cough and Worn,
Bryap'a FulnDnic WATERS
Lscock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Barry's Tricopllerous,
Lyons Kathairon,
Rurnetts Cpcuaine,
Boyle'R Hyperion Fun
fhalOn's Hair tnvigorelor;
Jayne'u Hair Tnnie,
Van neuson's Wanpepo,
bondOnis Oriental Hair Tonic,
HREel's Fan Lu6trRlc,
DlGridge'B Balm of Columbia,
Eadway's Circassjen Balm.
PANAGEAS.
sEalT's iIorck's,
Cuiinn's Indian Vegetable,
Ltpgley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
Dally's Magical Pain Extractor
Professor tlolloway's Ointment
McAliistGr's All-Hsaling,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor'8
Pile,
Gr8g's BRrrison's Specific,
FTssk's Magnetic, JHGkin'B,
LouGon's &il-Healing, Russia.
BrFTERa.
GoHBPB PbsniE, BIaka's Arc
nHtic,E
Old Sachcm.
DR.. j. BoYee Dods'.
uihbrrd's Wild Cherry,
RicfHri5ou's Sherry Wine.
HutchilE's Vegetable Dvspepslt
VANDERVE ER'S sc
1S- Druggists and Morchan
articles contained In the above
vantage By calling or sending (
be found the most extensive ass
nEDIGINES In tho United
Plsasa address, j. \
GENUINE n
ma II Nos. q and Is,
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IA AAktssNNHa SW4SR1GAT STEAHd BpILEB
EY n MANUFAOToEY, between PoylraG and Heva, only
so three TnlrIes' walE from tho st. Charles Hotel.
% The undersigned having largely increased his sqtS~
having all the flcties prepared TO ill orderB
any descption BOILERS IN less time and at low Tses
they be had shop In the South or the
North. :
60 feat long, and II inches diauater.
Also CYLINDER ROLLERS 49, S. 5a and &c Inches dlane-
Fire fronSs ras Stand Fpea valvaa etc. constantly,
ID hand, ~ # x
Ehlp. -,, -. .S Il a.ta
meats or BswE respectfully 'nytth5 to es Judge foY
n1oDIvo
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SEQ n DAVIS. Jenkins Sco- ! 90 Friedlander y
Gerson-7 Al Brady &eo5 3 Henderson, Terry Y
col to order bales hides 1872 hides and sun-
dries to order-Total AS bales cotton.
sHREvEP0RT--P steamer Counties IL bales
cotton Toledano q Tayiofs-2 do Rosser, Pvothrn \
col do Campbell 4 Strong 4S5 head sheep G
Noel--sunaries to order-Total Is bales cotton.
GAMDBN4-Per steamer Paul Joaes--l37 bales
cotton r Nugent Geo. l6 Payne, Huntington eco
la Nixon &co-9 Cutrer & Harrison 0 Smith Il
johnson g Horrell, Gayle &co--4 Rogers u Wood
ali-4 Frellsen, Stevenson &co-4 Phelps q Jones
q Wright & kllen--2 R Cummings AGO. 2 do
Beilocq, Noblom &co--2 do Cleveland Bros &co--l
do G Harvey eco sundries to order-Total 2l3
bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer A Gotten
sundries to order
NATCHITOCHES- Per steamer Rapides- 10
bales cotton West, Renskaw & Cammnek- Is do
Ar Mitenherger--l2 do @ Rohieu-6 Warren, Gil
more Geo do Bellocq, Nobom &cO-2 W Wal
lace 9S7 hhds sugar 473 hbls 6s hf bbls molasses
West Renshaw 4 Caurmack- hhds sugar Freli-
son, Stevenson &eo- 26 do Foley, Avery Eco As
do S o Nelson eco 100 do LOG bills molasses to
A D Kelly eco z do ga hhds sugar Ar Miltenber-
ger lot hides and sundries to order-Total 594
hhds sugar $50 bbs 6S half bbls molasses Sc bales
cotton.
BAYOU SARA-.Por steamer Acadia IS bales
cotton p j DaSilva eco l6 Payne, Huntington x
CO. s W S Donnell &co- do a DaSilva-5 do
FIierson, Conway &co-5 Pritchard s. Flower 5
4 Levi &co--l Wood & Low Hawkins & Nor
Wo0d--39 bhds sugar ~ Dds m0l0sSes and sundrleS
to order--Total 81 bales cotton.
DONALDSONyILLE-Per steamer Empire Par
ish-s3 bbls molasses Foley, Avery eco sundFias
to order.
Railroads,
n. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, April 90 l86l.-47 bales cotton to
| Warren, Gilmore Geo. rs r L Adams &co --2T do
| Mcfarland & Barksdale--l7 Murphy, Sykes eco
l6 Thompson & Clark-l3 do A j THlly &co-l0 do
j Williams &co--9 Samuel Barret--5 j Watt eco
CARROLL Hoy Geo do Byrne, Vance &eo-3 do
7 A Hamlton-3 S O Nelson &co-3 Bradley, Viii
son &co--2 Payne, Huntington &co-l do Duncan,
Payne &col Henderson, Terry eco Total 1913
bales cotton.
N. O., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, April 10, 18G1.-4 bales Of
moss l. Blades ~ bbls molasses Darby a. Ire.
moulet--45 do w Jackson Geo sundries 10 order
PONTCHARTRAlN.
M0BlLE-Per steamer Cuba-sundres to order.
Consfgnees.
RICHMOND Per schr Southerner- NJ Ivens
N o, O&GW RR Co r W E8tlin &co- Tate
& Dupuy-Geo Rolard- " G Robinson &co-and
order.
PHlLADELPHIA-Per schr Lewis Chester
B Slawsen- L Hart Geo L Sturtevant SEQ
W Sizer--J & Marks-Kearny, Blois &co-E
Hacker--C Cawiere- ] Person &co-and order.