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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Texas Ia and Our Of she Uulor

To defend the Inhabitants Of Texas
against the Camanohes, Apache, and otb-
or Indian tribes who huyS forycars dispu-
ted with the white settleTs every inch oi
their progress towards the most fertile
and beautiful parts OF the State, has cost
tie United States Government not 10
than two millions Of dollars per annum
The utter inability ofthe people ofthe
State to either defend themselves, or pay
Tor the necessary defence, they them
selves are the last TO deny, Their Con-
yention has thrown them into the hands
OF the "Southern Corfedeta y " whofe
military appropriation for the S3.snty or
amounts 70 Just so 900, which 10 not
near enough TO pay of the nrmy Of rag
mufins they have now before Fort Pick
ems, FARTHER appropriations depend uF-
on the far-of success Of the great lltetn
million loan.
Meantime three Thousand United stutes
troops lave len the frontier Of Texas !;
the Indians are already numbering the
settlers; Gov. Houston, by giving ~ to
the Convention, ha0 knocked uWay the
last hope Of tho border farmers for assist
ance from the Tn ted States GoVerhmsnt;
and they look vsiuly 70 the traitors oI
Montgomery for help. Dog ls aefHla i
Texas will be ths first 10 learn the Bit
Ter lesson that treaksn 10 the beet Gov
erhmeut in the world does nOi pay.---N.
Y. Post be- p. .re-'-lsis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Arizona Seeded,

ST.. LOuts.Aprdll.
The New Mexican correspondence OF
the Republican sayb the citizens Of Ari-
Eohia, IN Convention at Masila on the
10th ult., resolved themselves out % the
Union, and Gen. w. G. Jones formerly
of Missouri, pnnOuneed himgeh saudi.
date torepToscnt Arizone 10 tha Congress
Of the Confederate Stat 1900 4
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
IlcnclIen E,l MlssIaalppl.


In the Alexandria Gazette 10 On inter-.
csting letter Irom Yieksburg. Missippi.
from which we make make the following
cxtrpctss .. ...H r.f-.rs
The action Of the Confederate Statos
has uotsgivcn universal satisfaction a.
mong the people A large portion OF
I EN- are disappointed aud dissatished.-
They sec they have been cheated and
trampled upon, and if the Constitution
could be submitted to them, they would
vote against il. This is Why the Conven-
tons will notfuhmit their roction 70 them.
They are afraid they viii i'retuse 70 ratlfy
Il. ..T .I -H -..-
In .he northern portion OF this State
the people are forced to goto Illinois for
corn 70 keep them alive. They tried TO
get il in this Ssate, but failed. In Leu!
isiana and North AlObnms the people ars
almost ready 10 rise up IN rehellie. =
gNiust those who have made themselves
their masters. Every one hers can pllin-
u SEQ that a rc1etion il gradually but
surely coming on. II is clearly seen Ht
Montgom ry, where Il "a feared and dread
cd, The p licy oftho Confederate states
~ 70 provoke q 1uurrti WITH thc Unteu
States, The affair will h0 skillfully maE-
aged, so as to make the people believe
that the Uptcd States Government is At
tempting coercion.
All that the leaders Of the Secession
movement want with The Dordcr States 10
TO ctmonsy and soldiers from them. II
you are wise, you win beware OF this Con-
lederaey. You will only be drawn out Of
the Union TO suffer the evils ofthe coun-
ter revolution which must come here, de-
lay and uyert II as the Secessionists may
ny. The people are aroused, and il i
only in the ojc Of ave ting f,r time
heir just wrath that the Secession lead
ers wish 10 bring on fight. f .as
The Secession feeling is rapidly dccli-
ming 10 the South, The refusal Of Ar
Kansas to secCde Is conclusive proof of
this. Evcp one was certain that Arkur-
would refuse 10 remain in the Union,
and her action has created powerful
srns0tion in the South. secessionsis, /
know, will contradict my statements but
no one who has been down here, and has
seen for himself will do SO. 1at-ra rr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

or The Mississippi COhveEtiOn rati-
fisd the Constitutions Of the Confederate
States, on the 37th ult., BY vote OFFS 10
n, Those voting IN the negative were
Messrs. Cummings, Marshall, Reynolds,
Sanders, Stephens, Woods of Attala, and
Yergcr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
now uB WON MEi


Twas DOT by euuning nick, love,
Ofihiss, nor subtle art,
Bus hy thY gentle verde love,
You won my doting Aeerti
By smilcs sud thoughtful cares, lOve,
Heart casing sympathy,
That all my lie I've sought, lsve,
Aud euly ioutd in thee.
BY soul thar from thine eyes, ,lo1e, =
Looking soltly on my heart,
And drew me uPto thee, 1--we, .Hr
Asthc magnet to tho pole
For years bsf,ms we met love,
I'd not unlocked my soul,
Though many loudly upped, love,
bads th,in all depart.
But when youtarpin came love, .-
The sound 80 svetdyruug, arnEa.
That ere I vas awbre, love,
Apart the portal swung.
'Tis no use 10 rcpine. love,
No use 20 NOPE and moan
The monarch of my heart, lovc,
You reign upon its throne
=------s--sa=-
RICH AND POOR.
IrRw q poor pIan enter where
The worshippers Of God were seen,
His garments cheap aud worn threadbarc,
fctall wps tidy. ncst and slesn--
/ saw him take a lonely seat,
And worship ht the Saviors feet. .
ssw hard by, family
Dressed out IN SATIN, silk ant gold;
Their look was naughty, proud and high,
lheir gnts wAi very stern aud bold
They scarcely deignvd TO look that
lvAy,
So poor was he, SO rich were they.
Hooked again by faith ahead,
And saw "tee great white throne on
... Ihgh,
Allhpsuhmg to heir destiny,
The rich aid poor were in that host,
And symc were saved aui some were
1T. a... lost,
! mw The man who yesrs ago
Was dressed iu liusyl, silk and gold:
But oh. how changed! how W VI woe,
Whist anguish did his looks unfold
His lUfiy airs were fled and gone
lie stood d wretch, unsaycd, uEdonc
saw the Tcor man clsd in white,
Stand win lhc glorious fcrapuim;
Angels tlSt glow in realms OF light,
Mere not usbamed TO he with him--
Oh WHO wouldno mcfer 20 be
A sinner saved, though ! oor As htI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

A. q. Conover and others have sub
mittsd = proposition % ihe Legislature
20 pay 1900 per year for ten years, for
lense of Pebble Nyorka II "a prefer
was bona ade it is 10 be ptsspmed tAel q
viii 10 accepted, uuless somebody sogu1
bid higher, ~ s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

or The fur trade at St. Paul was un-
usually good last year, reaching the sum
ofSl75 600. In 1859, the trade was es-
timotoi at Sl20,OO0. OF the purchases
lsstyear, $4,000 were paid for mink,
$4,000 for fisher, $4,000 for otter and
81 900 for buffalo skins.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

Or Emerson Ethridge is talked of as
the Union candidate for Governor Of Ten
nesseo Al the summor election. Either
he, Brownlow or Andy johnson would
run first rate. .'al a'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Br. j. McAdOO,

Will promptly attend to all calls
either In Tifu OF country IN aIminstsrirr 10 the af
ehisted Particular attention paid IN Female sseasts
shswernnd PlaHge baths 'ln1sriel with he Office
Wedleatsd when deemed HeressaTy hv hiurrlr Ohice
weti efthe Wooden fhige, 20 Ward. TiEa, Ohio
fy2f.IV aHH.H...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Iron Resourscs sE
Lake gnnnrfef. N


A correspondent 81 TN 6ift1hsits
Journal who isszid be iiarun1f t.r-
yorsant with thn maIttf, aatr N ~ =, u
doubt but with auili Gent osnitsl Il, dcvkl.
op Il the lake euptfisF IRON ran1o - rn:
pable Of supplying tlts warid ~ iron
for centuries b conc. The iraa FArg,
proper, oosoucnri 9 near Marquette. er-
tenoe wustwsfdly - Lake Michigaumie.
distance Of about 81 milcs, then nearly
south u the mcnomincc river, about forty
mbesy The nfgYprios n gidlh from
- 20 tVplve nIl3 Examintticn hrI
shown thAt throethout its entire ~ tsIt
more OF less iron may be found naked
with the primitive rock, and thcr can Be
no rcusohdblo doubt but what thhrsria 4
strata ofiron underlying the whole, bua
u showa itself in hill, or ss oommoplf
.eallcd, "iron Mountains.@ AT intervals
only, these hills. varying in siEo and
q Jality, are to b. sen. @ aH h1e
In the immeuats vicinity of the Lshc
Superior Mountain, thcre are two or three
pointa that can be mined % advantage Tor
expottdtion; but the fret larfs hilf lee
in dircUt Hue w6st ten milea, aad 4. M
size abcut equal 10 the Is-lson end Clcrs
land mountains. Tho next lea on tho
Michigapmio river, about six milcs from
the Lake Super or Mouhtdn This de-
posit Is perhaps the largest N the world,
tending fur ono or two miles along thn
river, with water power contiguous, sun
cicnt TO drive any amount Of machinery
Tor manufacturing purposeS There sre
two or three other lurgB hills rIifthor
along the range, but too far, perhaps, to
atieet the interests Of Marquette, and poe
'lb'y not ayailab.e fof may years 70 come;
certainly not unless the company hold
ing Tho grant Of land far the construction
Of the railroad shall find Il TO their inter-
est 10 build the roud, and, connecting Il
with Green Bay, carry the ore Of mapu-
lsctured iron in tsat direction.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

or Jones went 20 serenado his lady
love, and having q bad cold. ooald snly
sing afer this isshion; ,. -..f.
~. "Cub, ch cub ND me-.
The bod i bes6ig;
Hia4N Cub. Oh, eu6asia ma. .r4fI
The biaTs are Flealig, -
Add around abose,
i With beeuiy teabigs
beedligi hours ara btll o. lsh.'''
Jones feli that be was an unformRatg
being, Wheu small boy Opposite where
he was siuging, cried out. ,'BloW yOur
dcao, yon dab fool Lfll3ontl BIZ tr4f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

Physician and Surgeon. Office
On Ma'Asuesi, MsFsrland's Bioek, uor,h of shawhsu
Houss, Thin, Dhio. ma97 50
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
VI. YYagner.

Merchant TailOr.-And dealer
ksAty Made ol0ihius, 'llo.hs, Oassinsrs', Vest
E.'' s,S,''' Mis- Street oPgo'i's a's s.asss cou,tl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
The Administration must he
Smsfufnf.Sf

"occasionap writes nom Washington
to tho PhiludelpbiR Press a long letter,
N which he manfuIly Pleads the necessi-
" Of cordial support OF tho Govern
msnt BY a united North. lie regards the
Administration az hGvisg patiently and
.sirly tested by Traction the disposition
Of tho secsded Suites. Not only are the
latter determined not TO come back, but,
says the writer, tkey "asss, nay, demand,
haf iEe border States shah hold The Goe-
srnmsnt, Elile Aey are eating ouI fs
h,srt and mutiiaiinS lie lin6s 2" The
lotter continues; 1907
This game has been played lohR
nsugh. Tho men who haTo Gpologiz, 4
10 chose who should have opologiEed 10
them-who have allowed themse.ve3 20
be put In the attitude ofohenders BY tra =
tors, with arms in their handf--and
whose earnest efforts 10 solve the nation.
Al troubles peacefully hs-o all been
] ughed at By these trators-have now
duty TO perform 10 thuir couatry andito
their Government.
There ia not a sympAthiser with Seces-
sion in the Free States who is not regar-
ded as an enemy by the eonspirators, uE-
less he breaks up his home, aud gocs
over 10 them 70 aid In the destruotien oE
the Republic. A Douglas DemocFa, is
IN their eyes worse than an AbOlitionist,
a a Republican is put beyond the palo
alike Of penitenee or Of fo.giveness.--
HE regrets are as insolently rejected as
his appeals for toleration in his own opin--
ions. Where then are the men Of the
North 70 gos What 10 the duty Of all
our people CleGr,y 10 staa8 ky tis
GoperameRi. ~,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
NDEk ST EN-, WILLIAM NJ JUN
Stem & johnson,
y. y. Steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resHmed
tie practice aul will give strict attention 20 a bus,
nsrs entrusted 10 him. Office in tho corner OF Ebert
block directly above the store room Of M. lsorg,
raylor and oppositethe shavhm House, apls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

saw the Tcor man clsd in white,
Stand win lhc glorious fcrapuim;
Angels hat glow in realms OF light,
Mere not nsbamed TO he with him.
Oh WHO would not prcfer 70 be
A sinner saved though oor As htl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

attorneys at Law,
w, n Gibson has resumed the practice Of law in
Seneca and odotning couuues, and associated WiV
himJ VI. Putteron. They win give prompt aittn.
tion all business eutrusted no thrr uar'. aue Co.
Commercial Row Main street, IiltG, ohio.
aprl7.f E H-s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

your public domain is wasted and taxes
ground out Of you, some, At lesst, VIII
remember that attempted 10 save you
from these consequences,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
BUSINESS CARDS.
R. l.. griffith,
B. Il. OgLC,
j. Ia. WOrd.
NobIe, DeVYoIr 8 NobIe,

Attorneys & Oonnsetlors at Law
eaiss in Singers New Block, opposite the 'our
House. ...-. noy95
W. p, Noble, D. F. Dcwor, Harrison Nobis.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
3. .rENNINaTON. LIE. n. DREWEI
PenhlngtOn, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
o,s in Chauccry. Rooms, n Singer. New Block OPP
P''ito the Csurt House. rimn, ayiah, '5sIC
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

] Fnw The man who ycars ago
Was dressed iu tiuscl, silk sud gold:
But oh. how changed! how tu uf woe,
Whist uuguish did bis looks unfold
His luny airs were fled and gone,
lie stood wretch, uusaycd, uEdonc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
NTcAIistcr. q CoMIes.

Dealers in Stoves, and Manutac,
tuTsTs Of tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware Ioomi
Eew gloek one doeT South ofNay yo iardW are store
TGini AnilG, ia55--tf ".r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

who, he is informed, takes charge" Of his
Documents Rusty retires in high gloe.
In his own judgment he has won.
RE waits again. Three days, FIVE a
week, fortnight, but he hears nothing
and then he ventures 70 wait upon Mr..
hlc Clerk No. 81, whore he enquiries A.
bout his "littlc ufidir.n No. ~ has Eve
bushels Of unopened letters on his table
- Ken Rnrfr rufnra #. ....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02
Receipts OF Prosuce.

LOUISVILLE Per steamer John Rane--7 cks
bacon cks hams % kegs lard . bbls beans IA bbls
beef bbls oil Watts, Peasants &co-35O coils rope
j Smith &co- 100 bbs pork Hilliard, Summers
&o0--53 do IL hhls tobacco 1 tee lard cks bacon
$50 scks corn Ethel Geo. rs bbls potatoes to
Ihos keete-200 scks wheat to Hamilton Bros-30
seeks seed pkg mdse X Geades-- rs bbls pork 1870
bbls flour cks bacon 50 cks pork 6 cks hams 81
kegs lard 80 bales hay to q Il Fairchild &co-S00
hbls pork Martin, Cobb Eco 1875 do r Nngent Il
eo--20a do Rotchford, Brown 10000 do Keen 81
Gaulield+- S2l seeks corn 0glesby & Macauay-lQ
bales osnaburgs Clapp, Mitchell 4 Jack sundries
to order.
ST L0UIs-Per steamer Meteor-6 hhds bacon
n Smith Eco bbls eggs to F Del Rondio~l00
bbls -four Keep u Canlfeld--1I5 bbls pork MenaT9
& Vignaud- 30 bbls iolls Hy Boyce- Is bbls heef
R Geddes-s65 ties lard SIS bhls pork Given, Watts Il
co.. 100 bhls -four 874 SEEKS corn Horreli, Gavle 4
co-I607 do S Z Thomas--l10s 90 P A Giraud SEQ
-i3s do N Qgerton &eo-- 207 do Ghisn & Boyd
sos do l hid tobacco lsler Il Walker I do do Jas
Turner do Moore y Browder--Il5 bales cotton
r w Estlin &co-- 81 do S o Nelson &co-- so & G
Cromwell IS Hewitt, Merton &co--22 j Person
&eo--2 r H Short 6sco-- sundries to order-Total
26s bales cotton hhds tobacco 1927 scks corn,
ST LOUIS Per steamer John ] Roe so bbls
pork Martin, Cobb &co-z34 do A Bergamini-G do
$50 ties lard Woodruff Moulton &eo-- l3 do bhls
lard 81 SEEKS corn 500 bbls flour 10 bbls pork 10
Converse 4 Kennett-2 200 do Keep s. Caulfeld-GO=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02
R1LLIARD TAB1Es-B1LLrAaD TABLES

IL
In to the several inquiries made regard th
quality of Cushions of the Billiard Table exhibited by NJ,
BRUNSWICK BRO. of this city, the Mechanics Fair
and which played friendly game the 10th inst we
happy testify in justice the Makers that their Tables
nd Cushions in particularly perfectly correctness Of
angles and OF the opinion that they be relied such
and consider the which played the we have
WewOud further remark that difficulty
whatever in asceFtanng the angles whereby direct
the balls In order to make counts did hard
ness in the The balls the cushions which fc
we infer that whole their Tables perfect every
form i'll fHc it pleasure play this Table as the
balls smooth and easy could We therefore
cheerfuly the McSsrs Brunswick to all amateurs
and efenfc PLAYERS well MI those engaged in the bill
lard business, as worthy of patronage.
PHIL. TIEMAN.
Cincinnati, October L. 1850. JOHN DERRY
In reference 10 the above will state that the high premium
OF Gold Medal for Billiard Tables been awarded to the
MessTs Brunswick by the Fair Committee of the Ohio Mechan
les Institute
N B-The above Tables also all other Trimmings in the Bill
lard line, for sale at No. IS ST. LOUIS street. by
do I'm A. W. MERRIAM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

Stephen Decatur tor tiHoi1andti-The staunch
and regular passenger packet Stephen Decatur,
Capt. Bart G. Leiper, commander, leaves at )
O'Clock this evening for Cincinnati and intermedi.
ate LANDINGS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02
MOB E

- TGzzS. FOR MOBILE DAILY q, S.
EMAIL Iine-Winer Arrangement-The spen.
low pressure packetsteames bama,
A. p Boardman, master, Cuba, James Hopkins, MASTER
SaI1torIs A. L. Myers master all built expressly for the
aketrade with superior Recommendations will make and
ndngs rs follows unesA prevented by had weather high
ioT wser want of fuel accident to boat machinery
Leaving the Lake end of the P0ncartrar Rtroad DAILY
on the of the 81 o'clock P NJ train for Mobile
direct Returning S9pB Mt Pascagoua Pass Christian and
Bay 81. Louis On MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
For tickets through York by the Charleston and
savannah Steamship Routes at reduced rates. and further in
formation, apply to
r. GEDDES, Agent,
oil " ~ tIrRviRr street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02
Leaves SATURDAY. Feb. 8, alsP. m.
Fur Camden d."p"t.

.-gv- y l1EFN E1lsiH KsI At IT tn FAUX Ell
, IT, s,-Fgr CANADIAN, EharpagnullH, Trenton MoTroe
Columbia EaIrisenburG Trinity md ali inferno
ass57-fHue way and plantation nGGings m Ouarhita
and BACK uvers-The new cle2nnt very .Ft draf,b
passenger PACKET steamer lizzie Simmons Len Moore
fnls'Hr, VIII
elegant passenger accommodations apply on board ING
tn3O va a. tI Dt1i' ~ h1,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02
LO W Err COAST,

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 A NJ
FOR QUARANTINE AND LOWER
.ffaS g"aN-Iwice Wcek-The fine passenger packet
will leave New Orleans above commencing on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd of October. '
sag f. LANOUE Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02
BeIow---Conling up.

Ship Prn1a Donna, Pray, I'm Mobile, to Cammack
q Converse.
Ship Far West, Page, IS days I'm New York, to
Woodruff, Moulton &co.
Ship South Carolina, Kempton, I'm Providence,
(R . to CM soria.
Ship carlo, I'm Cardiff 9Th December, to
master. n
Ship 0ucanasta.
Brig Hope, Simpson, from Kingston, (Jamaica) to
s Piassan.
schr Red Fox. Kicker, I'm Tampico, to Fernan-
deg Sco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-02

Imports.
HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST AND OTHER
FLORIDA P0RTS-Per steamship Galyeston-I29
bales cotton Post & Mel-9S G o Metcalf &co-ll6
Rogers & Woodall-44 a Mitehell--I6 N Hamlin
LOO Iidgill, Dennis Sco-- "a A J RugeIey Eco
43 cases tobacco to n Hamin- sundries to Post &
Mel-Rogers Woodall- Turpin- L Fash-P N
Wood--W akeheld u Wilbur.
INDIAN0LA- Per steamship Fashion Cattle
to order.
LTEERP0oL-Per ship Gertrude 6259 seeks salt
to order.
HELYOIT- Per ship India Assorted mdse to
] g. Tardos- Pandorf &co- Preau Couture
G 7 Buddecke &co--C Weishaar- r .McGregor geo
Mayer Bros w Jackson Zoo j L WarnerIAL
Doll Perdreauville Bros Pinckard. Steele &co--
Schroeder Zoo Warneken, Kirchoff &co-AIilten.
berger &eo-- Schmidt Il Zieger- W Prehn- and
order.
4LIVERP0OL-Per ship Mountaineer- 300 tons
salt to Jas Harrison Geo.
B0RDEAUX-Pef bark Alice Prevost-i00 cases
oil Mclean 4 0livier-176 cases cks wine to o Il
Hall eco 200 cks 20 cases liquors N Curien-
lag cases II cks wine M Burrows go casks rs
cases wine Carriere Eco 70 cks rs cases wine
3 Roehereau Eco 1888 cases 70 cks wine V Maig-
nan 685 cases 81 cks wine Piaggo Viosca jr--
100 cases sardnes Iurpin- 100 pkgs sundries to
III d L Payro- 1900 cases 255 cks wine pkgs mdse
x Lambert lot wines and liquors to Stevenson &
Gouret-J Lombaet- & Couture Tambouri,
Oliyari &eo- Lanata freres--B Turpin--H Valeton
st Armand u st Gyr- E Deschamps-- 2l4 cks 288
cases wine % cks mdso to order.
IaAYAG0A--Per sehr Andromada- S7s hides TO
Pfean q Couture-- 81 bales cotton A Rugeiey L
Cod do Frerson, Conway &co- 8 do ] Williams
&co--35 do NJ Lowe &co-- is do box pecans to
Farley, Jurey 6co % bales cotton ] Tnlly &co-
2do Henderson, Terry &eo- 2 do NJ B Brady eco
IS do Rhorer & Zunts-6 do r Nugent &co-~33 do
% pkgs peeans 3 Pilsbury--A bills pecans to A D
Grief Eco IS pigs copper S de Wiser &co-Total
FOG bales cotton.
TOBASGO-P Per schr J Manuelita- IS, 600 lbs
1ogwood bales indigo r Camerden3 bales tobacco
q hxs cigars lot of fruit to order.
CoAsT-Per schr New Year-lO0 bbls moIasses
to order.
CoAsT-Per schr Ttajenne- 81 hhds sugar to
w & D Urquhart
C0AST-Per schr Adeline 10 hhds sugar 100 hf
bbls molasses Byrne, Vance &eo.
GoAsT-Per schr L'Eclair- 100 bbls molasses
to order.
COAST--Per schr Antonio 100 hhds sugar to Z
Bourgeois 80 do Belloeq, Noblom &co- So bbls
molasses to order.
CoAsT-Per sloop Tonnerre- Al hhds sugar to
Fly Sheppard jr.
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STEAMBOATS,.


ltEWULAR WFIIl hIVEIE, NEW
~ H. Orleans and shreveport GRSDAf u. $. Mail
Passenger ParkoGho new, snhCrut. first
EfSSStxLclasS passenger packet Starlight, Charles
Hayes will leave cennry for Shreveport, Grand
Bayou, EouhAn CHmpe Grand tC0re, AeNhndcH, and ali
intermediate landings on Red River, as follows:
N..u I1
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Per steamship Galveston, FIN Havana via Kew
West and other Florida ports-Thos. Blyth, A. H.
Roe, n Stocks, 2. Walker. J. A. Caig, L. Fisher,
G. Lyons, Mrs. Thompson and child, G. F. Hantz,
$B. Mir. j. sannomer, lady and child, R. J. Roberts
and lady, A. j. McGill and servant, G. W. Jones,
f. N. Merritt, ]. S, Jones ". il Crigler and family
Mrs Brent, 3. Il. Roberts, Mrs. Hernon and son
s on deck.
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alwilte SutrIIlgtlttt,
Cleared Vest srryay.
CRESCENT orrlcE, No 10 ,s,no ss,t.s. ,
Saturday Morni y st,is,,,srs n sssI {

Steamship Arizona, Smith, fot Brasos Santiago via
Indianola. 10 Harris
Ship Borodino, Flowers, for Havre, S Jones &co
Span bark Carmen, tsorardo, for Malaga,
PUG Brothers
schr Florence Rogers, Rogers, for New York,
G w Uynson Sco
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slf6 Orleans DAILY dyrrstcrt,
IN m RIyp9 Am MARINE DEPARTMENT.
aIIOtE atIsiNEilll.lt.

THE tgeatsser--R sassness--G Remarks
The sunny side on her 4 Taps Again
Matters NJ ST. Louis ~ correspondence --
Departures To-Day, etc.
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Exports.

4 BRAz0s SANTIAGO AND INDIANOLA- Per
steamship Arizona-2O0 bales 10 hhds tobacco 400
scks corn 800 hbls -four 200 pigs liquor CAB pkgs
mdse.
HAYRE-Per ship Borodino- 2O19 bales cotton
500 hides 1000 slaves.
NEW YORK--Per schr Florence Rogers - 300
bales cotton $50 hhds sugar 700 bbls moasses.