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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-06-05
OUR CORPORAL
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
GAsTON COUNTY, N. G.

GASTON COUNt1, N. ~.
Messrs Editors On last Saturday I
visited the Camp of the "King's Mountain
Greys." This company has been recently
formed in CASTOR County, N. G., and is
now pleasantly quartered and drilling at
Methodist camp ground (stauley Creek
on the railroad, 8 miles East of Lincolutop.
The company numbers above 80, and takes
the grey part of its name from the color Of
its uniform. A flag had been prepared by
la portion of the CASTOR ladies, which had
the pleasure of seeing presented to the com
pany on last Saturday, by Miss Jane John
SOD who, in clear and audible voice
affectingly addressed the company, to which
Captain B F. Briggs handsomely replied
A large collection of people were present,
ard several stirring patriotic speeches were
made by gentlemen from Salisbury, Char
lotte and elsewhere. The people needed
no stirring up. Brave little CASTOR will do
her part. She has already raised two com'
panies, and in addition to this, has sen,
fifty volunteers to other Counties and States
CASTOR was represented at the lombard.
ment of Fort Sumter, and delegates are at
Pensacola ready to take part in the reduc
tion of Fort Pickens.
Az the members of the Kings Mountain
Grey Company are more or less known to
your readers, I will give you list of their
names, though failed to get the names Of
a few who joined last. They are as follows
OFFICERS B. F. Briggs, Captain; L.
W. Stowe, 1st Lieutenant; E. B. White,
2ud Lieutenant; I. D. Holland, 3rd Lieu.
tenant
PR1vArEs.-George Anthony, Miller
Anthony, John Bell, Alfred Black, j. R
Burton, Epbraim Black, G. E. Carter. A.
NJ. Carpenter, j. A. Carpenter, J. s. Glenn.
mer, John Conuor, Joseph Creasemau, Al.
fred Eaker, O. Elwood, F. C. Furguson,
N. M. Ford, j. A. Harris, J. R. Havuer,
W. s. Hicks, W. H. Hoffman, A. Hovis,
j. H Hooper, John Hawkins, B. D. Jar
rett, j. NJ. johnson, W. Linden, E. T
Lineberger, Samuel Mauney, J. W. Mau
'ney, J. NJ Mauney, j. NJ. McGiuuis, W
A. Mellon, P. A. Morris, J. B. Mitchem
W. W. holland, Alexander Porter, Stepher
Pettus, R. L. Rankin, j. J. Rankin, j. D.
NJ. Rankin, A. ". Rhea, NJ. A. Rhyme,
J. W. Rhyoe, J. G. Rhyme, A. M. Rob-
erts, j J. Roberts, J. N. Roberts, W. M.
Rudisil, D. R. Roper, W. suith, John
Smith, j. NJ. Smith, J. F. Skidmore, W.
Skidmore, j F. Springs, John Sahms, G.
T. Stowe, J. P. Stowe, W. A. Stove, A.
P. Titman, O. W. Terrence, W. Under.
wood, j. W. Underwood, A. s White, H
F. White, David White, L. S. West, NJ.
s. Withers, John Wilson.
Their worthy Captain enjoys the esteem
aud good will of all the company.
It is generally known to your readers
that Captain Erwin Of the Ranelsburg com.
pauy, was recently shot in Raleigh. by one
of his men. I will remark that | saw the
Captain on last Sunday at Big Steel Greek
Church, Meckleuburg County, N. c. He
has recovered from his wound and walks
without limpiug.. d. D. S.
Clay Hill, S. c., May %.
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NoCoTToN TO BE SHIPPED FROM North
ERN PoRTs.-One of the most important
enactnents made by the Congress at its re-
cent secession in Montgomery Was one to
prohibit the expectation of cotton from the
Confederate States, except through the
seaports of the said States, and also to pun
ish persons who shall violate or attempt to
violate the provisions of the law. This act
provides that on and after the lst of June,
1861, it shall not be lawful for any person
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THE NEWS.

We have no reliable news from the seat
of war, up to the hour of going to press
except what may be found in our columns
There are many rumors aAoat in our ex.
changes in the shape of telegraphic dis.
patches; but they are mostly unimportant,
vague aud unsatisfactory.
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but small. The cool weather has prevented
its rapid growth, but no fears are entertain
ed but what the crop will be near an aver
age one, considering the quantity planted
Rev. Mr.. Anderson has left with US,
several stalks of fine wheat, some of which
measure 6 feet in length. The heads are
we'll filed.
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The Murkrille Gnqnirer.
YORKVIllE, S. c
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1851.

G-Mr JOHN R. ALLEN, Post Master at Chester, is our
authorized agent; and fully empowered to receive money
for this office, and give receipts for the same.
o. In where subscribers do not take the ENQUIRER
from the postocc requested to notify US
Immediately.
o. Subscribers desiring their papers changed must men-
ton the Post Office from, well the to, which they
desire the change to be made.
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or persons to export raw cotton or cotton
warn from the Confederate States, except
through the seaports. The penalty for
violation of this provision is a con6scatiou
of the property attempted to be exported,
in addition to heavy iue and imprison'
ment. Every steamboat and railroad cal
which shall be used with the consent OF
knowledge of the owners, for the purpose
of violating this act, shall be forfeited to
the use of the Confederate States. The on.
ly exception to the operation of this law is in
regard to Mexico.-Mercury.
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the immense interests you have at stake.

the immense interests you have at stake.
It may be that you have not been long
trained, and that you have much to learn
of the art of war, but I know that there
beats in the breasts of Southern sons de-
termination never to surrender-a determi-
nation never to 90 home but to tell a tale
of honor. [Cries of "never !" and ap-
plause.] Though great may be the dispar'
ity of numbers, give us fair field and a
free fight, and the Southern banner will
float in triumph everywhere. The country
relies upon you. Upon you rest the hopes
of our people, and I have only to say, my
friends, that to the last breath of my life,
I am wholly your own.
President Davis then retired from the
balcony.
Ex-senator Wigfall, Gov. Letcher and
Mayor Mayo followed with brief speeches,
in response to the calls of the crowd, after
which tbs President and suite proceeded to
the adjoining parade ground, where re-
view of the troops took place.-Richmond
ENQUIRER.
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.........The New York "7ribune" says
there are at least three hundred officers in
the Lincoln Army and Navy who will be-
tray the cause the first opportunity. '''''''''
The brother of the lamented jackson, who
was recently killed by Lincoln's cut-throats
at Alexandra, is in the neigbborhood Of
that city, and with his trusty rifle, kills
from two to five of the Northern invaders
daily. ....'..'..A new Cap. Making Machine
is now in successful operation at the Armo
ry in Richmond. We learn that it turns
out 10000 caps day. .'"''''.A new at
traction has been introduced into the New
York fairs. A parcel of handsome girls
allow the gentlemen to kiss them at l23
cents kiss. One girl made s62 in one
evening One man took S1l worth. .''''''
A letter from Memphis, dated the Gath
ultimo, says: "Tennessee has already sent
$4,000 troops into the field, and there will
be 10000 more within the next thirty days
making the entire number called for by
the Legislature. ."...'....'B Before its ad journ-
ment the Legislature of Missouri passed, by
a unanimous vote, resolution directing the
Governor to demand of the Abolition Gov.
ernment the immediate return of the arms,
camp equipage and other property belong
ing to the State, lately taken from the mil
itary near St. Louis, and for the uncondi-
tional release of the State troops.
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A pHOCLAMATKONs- BY THE POST MASTzg2'
AGENERAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES Df

AMERICA. .,...s ~, n, - -. ,r
gress approved August 3 1861 entitled An Act 10 CotE5
for distribution the moneys remaining in the several Pns1-
Offices States tile the postal service was
General make proclamation that all persons
citizens of the Confederate States OF America and III
Coptederacy under contracts appointments made ~ s
Government before the Confederate States
took charge If SUCH Service shall present their cams
to Department. vefednd established according to aneh
rules shall prescribe time therein TO be set fof nsS
less than MONTHS requiring the claimant to state under
oath how much has beea paid and the date OF
appointment under whch sad
occurred and what fund provision mas oeen SET npa1 OF
the further of the Whole or any Poron "
States or Of any States and they shall also state
oath whether they performed fully the service according 10
appointments during me time tot insS
and what have been made from their
they know, OF tante, or partial failre to
nov Therefore T. JOHN H. REAGAN Postmaster GsnarS
of the Confederate of America do issue this proaEp
ton requiring all persons having claims Tor postal
said claims the Auditor Of the TreasHI
for Office Department for examination, befaEe
the 18th day March, 1852 order that make rsPsz
Congress OF the amount thereo as required by law
Blank for presenting and verifying the claims VIII
application the Auditor OF the Treasury for the
Post Office Department.
And hereby require all persons who have heretofore e8R
ectcd moneys posmaste the States composing The
Confederate States and which they had paid al t
make ont the Auditor of the TresFuJy
for the Post Office Department. before the 18Th dy
October next general ledger with the Bntt
States for the service OF the Post0ce Department. up 10 he
time the control Of the postal service assumed BY s JOE
ederate States in accordance with the general regusne
the Post Office Department issued May 5t 1879 page la6 e
Given under hand and seal Of the Pos:oee epsl hea
OF the Confederate States Of America at Richmond Virginia
'ne i''n oAS G' AZ '' JUN IL REAGAN.
se2s 1taw4S Postmaster GehefaL
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CUNDRIEs In STORE.
PORTG-lOO 4 casks Crown brand.
SHERRY-2U i casks Grown brand.
:. a casks Cabinet.
. - casks Topaz extra,
RED WINES-24 casks Margaux.
. 20 casks Cantenac.
, 500 cases I4ecompte 4 Co.
. 200 cases Larrondetreres,
. 100 cases IIeya EargauX
. cases Gescours Descatore
WHITE WINES-2 casks Chateau Yquem.
=. 10 ubs SAuteIne.
PRUNES-J0 cases, in jars.
PEAS-20 cases in = boxes.
TRUFFLES-lO eases, in K boxes
TRUFFLED PIES-l0 cases, in Il boxes,
STRAWRERRI ESD in JUICE
CHAMPAG NE-l0Hl packages,
In baskets and cases,
Such AS Heidseck L Co,
Duct r, tnrtOnyert,
Selcry, Cabinet and
Imperial-u quarts and PinP
and kRlf-p'nis.
For sale nv ). D. GRATIAA & co,
di,f 80 CustoIshouse street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CouHr SUCCESSION OF, CHARLES
New Orleans. NAMING lI6g9.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
o. I ;i , dn a" row, e nynseri notfcation FanV
they can why the presented By the Curator
should hnnoUaed approved the funds
dist ribut ed IL accordance herewith
BY order the Court.
f. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
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aA GaLPIN's NEW RES 60
EMEHssss$s TAURANT. 50 Royal street. .ssssI% l.
ssSs& JOHN GALPTN has the pleasure -ss55s5D. "
dRrAApsuASaof informing his friends and thesaa
pubc generally that he ready to receive
establishment 81 Royal street next door TO the
corner Custoouse occupying the entire mansion
lately the residence of Alfred Hennen ESQ. affords
Recommendations Besides the large public dining
en- the ground floor where meals provided at all hours fo
O'Clock NJ until II r. NJ, the advertiser has large mum
private parties Families aud parties on
pcaon above supplied with the best OF everything
the Affords either ready the table or as from
has always extended him. the undersigned them
that will his endeavor to give the fullest sasac
ia tfE2tW JOHN GALPIN.
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n EyEBYCyz WIN C. & CO.. COTTON FACTORS
4 snd Cnrnn1tes;n,, yarrkSrts. "A old JaEsS

EyERICyI. w n. (. 4 CO. COTTON FACfoHs
d 4 l!nnrnesns yJarrk s,ts.k ~ Old JaEss
E3arGER Il SON NC. DEALERS IN ALL EINDs
of GIothng aua Furnishing Goods Magazine sz9
Gravier streets
yESODp .BSO, DEALER IN MILLINERY and FINN
Fancy Dry Goods Scs. l2 and "a Chartras street
CIoHI1OR, w. u CO.. DEALERS IN FLOGR, ser
IL nFr P0vd and New Ievss strestg nsl2 ~
ryESnN. GEO, EV,S CO.. SHIPPING AGEKSlF
4 and forruitRsIcu 2Sr:bRrts a. t}s-3n srast
HfGE1TON q BLANC, CLoTHIERs- corner .
- t'NnA' AVID S Charles street,
REN,rHUfSEEt, LEWIS d Coz DEAi-& II
Al ySgGSt GSrnis No, liEIHfTNl street
DAMERDN IS Co., =. d., DEAhERS IN UAS
~ SETTINGS OIL CIcths, etc, Nc. "a CsrSl street.
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DErxrEnr CouE DE- DISTRICT }sUCCESSIoN. nE T., VII
de |" Nouvelle-orltans. ~ ~ w. UkANh'-->o'
A TTENDU que Andrew z: Crane a pre-
n petition la Conr etct dobtenlr les Let
tres d. administration succession de leu William W Crane,
decide inrestat-
Avis est OAR lie present donn que celia peut
cer1rr dVvuir dGue dix "ur les raiSons pour les
uleles il ne sera pas fail drOit la ute petition.
NJ u IL F. MICHOT, Deputa Grefier
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In mineral where Ingredients associaey held
solution conceded uncertain these ingredients
chemically united the other. We however, In
this infer that the water contains
Carbonic acids ics chloride Of magnesium hicarbonate
chloride sodium carbonate of soda. secete Of
iron scte OF soda Of
sndirn andnr LIZ mylUN
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uU5SIANA SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
NASHV WILLIE, TEN n E 5
p
SUGAR AND MoLAss Sc

II must he obvious every thinking that owing to the
distractions to the blockade and war; that
Virginia North Carolina part of Florida Alabama GeorgH,
Kentucky Middle and Eus Tennessee must get their Sugar
md Moasses from Nashville as MOST CONVENIENT, and
CHEAPER for them than from amy other point These States
require hd of Sugar Of the present incoming crop
We have established ourselves No. Market street. Nash
Vile for all the Sugar and Moasses that he ship
ped TO our Planters will ship direct from their panta
lions to save expense shipment New Orleans Direct this
Agent Memphis and Charleston Railroad, via the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad address.
Our MI JAMES absent TO Virginia and ether States
making arrangements with the large dealers in advance Of the
new crop Sugar and Mnsses that will enable US 10 place the
Sugars as fast if possible as they received.
We pledge prompt reittAnees and fidelity in OBJ
tanning the best prices.
Liberal advances made VIXEN desired Sales made exclusively
'oi '"SH' PAYNE, JAMES 4 co
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MURP HOTEL. Nos. s8 AND 100 ST
I'VE Charles streetFhis commodous establish1en one
of the PLEASANT as well az CENTRAL LOCATIONS
proprietor tenders his thanks for the patron
age heretofore socts continuation thereof
confidently assuring that nothing shall be wanting
thatIuay Contribute their The BAL and TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment
SELF tt RICHARD MURPHY. Proprietor
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IN ' EMU nc tFoIs Wits ut IIEFI IlICEts q
IA par lOu A. u, Brice Premiere Justice De
ta& dams pour Ia parose d. o. leans F proesderai lie MAJ
Dr. lG de NOvenDre 1861, midi. City Hotel de Ia
Commune du Camp ct DIES Magasns, Ia Tente
pubque adjudication de Ia rroiete don't suit la description
q Or:
UN LOT DE TERRE, ensemble avec toutes les amalora
roUver lie Premier District de ceILe
vile fet borne par les ST. Joseph Julie Tchoug
touas Foche dtsignG par e No. plNn desst
C. A. Hedin arCiecte la Gate Gu ID mars eJ-
lie dit lot 30 ped5 de face la St. Joseph sur ue
p0Dnder PARALLELS, de III pedS de face Ia rue
Foucher, ct fOrtnHnt pGncognure
Les uGCTarOns consistent bqnes.
S;isi dams les aIares Ci-fGssus.
CONDITIUNs-Compta moment de adjndica;on.
f. 4. PARKER,
tI23 NIL 9f Shtrif de L. PMrolsse d lrenns
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las. c. KATzNIANN'S
TRoPIC CAL RooFIN q
Are Cheaper and equal in durability to
81 A II e IL =.
CORNER BIENVILLE AND MARAIS STREETS, N. y.
h~Orders left in Box Nc. 1868 Posoice promptly ezecu
80 iel9 If
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\ UUASIANA SUGAR REFINERY FOB SALE
IL OR LEASE. ~. -l. ..,- Z.
very desirable establishment sused the left bank
OF the Mississippi below Wharf, and WITHIN
the limits OF the city of New Orleans is offered as gooa
capitalists who be DESTROYS of aiding IN the
progress Southern manufacturers 1t is in complete re-
pair we'll found having engines boilers vacuum
centrifugal machines bone black furnace filters moulds
and yard room cooperage etc and in fact 81 a
ing on large scale. With little additional expense might
be easily converted into Cotton MILL =.
has Wharf the Levee, with weer SUM-
the accommodation of vessels delivering taking IN
srgo.
For further information and for terms spplyto
duo tfkW RAREII.I L co. 81 Common street
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:, -, -,
Keep constantly hand Bathing Tubs for hot sna sn
water Shower Baths Closets Cooking Ranges and Bn2
ers Stands, Kitchen Sinks Lift Force and Beer Pumps
Seet Lead and Lead Pipe Plated Cocks Of all
terms Cooking Heating Stoves Private Dwellings,,
stores and CEces fitted up and guaranteed.
a. RoJ kee anics' and Dealers Exchange. ala ~
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PUBLIC HOUSES.

g. JEFFERsDN LAKE .fIOTEsL-EED OF
H Carroton RRHavfng Leased this delightfully."- situated
NI House for term o. take this means of making
the public that thoroughly renovated
painted reuTnshed and will opened the sh Of
Apr Thankful TO patrons fer avors promise In
every possible to their wishes should please
them giveus ID call. -.. -.,.x ,
IS Ga DAE'L PETERS Il CO.
1u THE ABITA SPRIN Gs--MRs. =. A. z,saa
T BOSSlHRE respectfully announces TO her friends fG
E and the public generally that her house open
for the reception Of Visitors The gnryasd electric medicinal
bathing greatly increased and improved Her table
viii paid the comfort of nvalt She earnestly trusts By
her unttrne exertons give all who honor
her by their patronage. Being at pleasant driving
distance the villages OF CoTingtns aahdeVe 1t rem
ders the drives to those places convenient
Abta omnibus will be in attendance 81 the shcng at
Coviugton TO convey passengers othe Springs
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS j. L. AND W.
P. RIDDELL.
remarkable spring situated on the Abla rlTer
parish Tarnany two miles and half east Of GOV
ngon large volume of water rises from the esth with
strong It's temperature was found to be o degrees
quite unlike waters known in the neighborhood
chemical composition and the large amount OF
SILICA contains led bag its source very
deep earh-beng in fact natural artesian WELL"
J. L. Il W. p. RIDDELL
Professors Louisiana University.
In 100 es Of the water weighing near ioo ganTnes
there grammes Of dissolved matters made Of the
following Ingredients enumerated in the order OF their relative
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~"0'e'' @ P. BIENVENU,
JAS. W. DUPLESSIS.
WALTER H PETERS, n.
carr , orepoiur 10 be true copy original extant
in records. WALtEh IL. TEL rms, ~
New Orleans Nov. u 1861. mo ll%oM
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BY J. B. WALTON

SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, CORNER Of GASQUET
mud DUgeIbia Within Of the tHf al street
nond, auction fof account and risk Of torn ur-
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NTDJICE-ALf. PARTNERSHIP CONNECTION BE.
~ the undersigned and JOSEPH R. SHANNON
ceased 1851 latter all
partnership liabilities the Golden Age R. W. Pow
ne 3tnl0i WIN. NJ. WEBBING.
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ia SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Ny slave depot No. 1876 Graye street. will remain opn
Winter and Summer for receiving forwarding and se8
.ing slaves commission For the protection OF my
patrons, Pney Woods place. three and half hoaRs Taz
the city and half miles from Tickfaw Station b.
and Railroad has been put good order for suasF I'D
ais If 7rs. G. +. HAICHkA
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rRESCENT MARBLE WORKS.
Monuments Tor1bs and Head Stones Piers Center Table
Tops, G. Slabs Mante Pieces Crates and Crate Setting
Flooring Tiles Banquee and Yard Tagging Iron Railing
Coping. etc. ,
The trade supplied with rough and anufactu ed marble
by C&FANAUGH CULLN1, ....
oil ukw 233. 234 and 23s Camp TIA
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Il 1sFRANCR'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAuTIFYINa l-INVIGoRATINGi- REGULATING

sEAuF1FY1Na l-INVIGoRATIaGi- REGULATING
For producing Blooming Compiezon Erect and a5nss
Carriage Of Body Cheerful Disposition, Removing Bloihd
and EruptonB the Face Curing Lsw Spirits Assas
choly Dizsi Papiation Of the Heart Pains the Hs
Back or Limbs Whites and all the various forms of Dseaa
produced Suppressed Painful Irregular MenstruAiic
which the Female Sex Ia subject. .,
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL
Originally compounded the purpose of bringing sEa
Monthly Periods of Women. which it does nEhE
any all circumstances Lsancks Female Cerdial ssc
ryss be the Female and BesusaF
ny tested in Mobile and to hs equi 10
all has been represented.
recently of Debility and Low Spirits bordering
los OF mind through apathy paetion Of the womb ~ SO
use Of istrancks Cordial after all other renhass hn
failed, this excited TO heslthy seton and hh -
family and friends -
Numerous equally surprising Of the NEST Desperate 70
the pr0prIeaorh
ex&sold nv JOHN WRIGHT & co, New Orleans; TARs~-
fTET "a Mobile and I)rueRiss generally. ss3A II
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r EROS FOUNDRY, NRw oRLEANs

COLE AGENCY OF THE CELEBRAWFGD
. STACKER IRON WORKS, TENNESSEE = From rad
after this day increased expenses in a,ion
and the advance metal price Sugar Kettles Bars
and Furnace Mouths will rule follows e So inches NJ y
an inch ~ 10 66 81 Is inch Y "a inches al VI
an inch Crate 4c pei pound Fnrnace Mouths $50 SIS,
~ ~' H. F. LAVILLEBEuVRR,
Commission Merchant, No. Il Union street.
n-.zT,r,,s Cash
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G, FLEMING, GAS FILTER And DEALER IN
j Gas Fixtures, Nc Harris Row. 642 Magazine street
ea the raske will attend faithfully ard punctualy TO Al or
1ers entrusted 70 him Stores Dwsngs htted up care ul
and on reasonable terms ,
.s,lr1.tFr IS
pGpNVLPS II 1EDSUN, GH!NA, CRoCh ERE AND
r. 30 Sc EcgxIshi-g Goods, No. II GRrnP street.
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Steamboat 9spMturss Tkis 9ap.

III. Coast Steamer Creole Notice-FOR
90 h nh Lake Coast Landings The steamer CREOLE u
BA IN leave the Foncharrain Railroad on IuEsD Af
etp;esIINi5 1qb Instant by the O'Clock carB. Returning
MORE pitnr on TUESDAY EVE ING. Freight received
!T fi day for all the above AndinEa' , ornnrr ,oo.
,-.,,, NJ, IA ntR u