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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02
EscAsrHcEdve Fire.

About O'Clock on "Wednesday morning last
oar citizens we've aroused b. an aiar % caused
nv the discovery THAI ;he Dcrwaot FIGURING
N,li. were Oh fire. and hundreds "a b. m hur-
ned to the scene ui the contlagt aL31. The fir
was well under way When discovered, ant tho
IN fremen were pretty prompts on hand it was
unnos~ible - save much Oi tile IN etIor works
If The MILL The most valuable part Ut the ma
hinery huweVer,in t, injection "Ith the stones.
were saved without much damage IhsIc were
about two thousand bushels Of wheat N he mill
most OF which VIII be saved. The mIll was II
fine stone structure, buit aoOut ear since and
the wallis are bus irte damaged. 1t Is not
lnowu how the fire originated J. was first DIS
covered III the roof, on the west side, and the
smut machine ha not lately been in use.so that
the supposition which at frs prevailed That 1t
originated from that is doubtless an error The
aggregate loss will probably be between $6,000
ana IS OU0, with an insurance OF $8,00D III the
Phoenix Company, of Hartford.
The mill was owned and ran by Messrs L q
Z. Derwent q Co, whose business energy IS
proverbial. aud they have aireaGy commenced
the work Of Ietitting the mill, and Will put 1t IN
running order in the shortest possible time -
Rockford Register, 2Sth
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Prince MAJ OIeOn's Friend y offices on Behalf
of this Country.

Mr.. ThurIow Weed, who has good opportun
mites to know, writes from Paris, under da,e OF
The 9Th inst, (Which will be read with interest
although the difficulty is settird,) staring that ::
A council of Ministers, presided over by the
Emperor, was held yesterday ar the Tullleiies,
and | earn that the whole sitting was devoted
o American affairs. the Emperor Napoleon
should the difficulty not otheIwi-e DC settled
would gladly act as mediator between the gov.
ernments of the United States and Great Brit-
ain. From him we will Certainly receive friend
~ treatment; aud, in any event am enabled
10 state, positively, th,t France will rot follow
the example Of England, if hat power deter
mines 10 recognize the Southern Cuutedeiacy
Prince Napoleon, who l. the only man that
has p, y influence with his Imperial cuus,. is
known to h We urged upon the Emperor the
maintenance of stnct neutratv--at least untiI
u TAI, chance occurs to take parf IN the sUrug-
g,e, when France Will not be found on the size
f the nation whose attitude cut short the late
Italian war, who opposed the annexation Of Sa.
voY, and who bars the Rheiuish frontier.
The Emp, Tor AID Court Ieiurn TO mis- from
Goa Flegne, on Sunday and fix rh, ir residence
al the Tui,erieS, for the winter. The usual re-
ceptions viii soon commence, and, at the firsl
u them, Lieut. Gen. Scott will be pIeseu.e ed 10
their Maies'ies. The veteian chief, accompan-
led by Mr.. Dayton, to-day called upon Prince
Napoleon, at the Paas Royal Soon alter III
Generals arrival in Paris tie Prince sent one
+ his aids.de-camp to prtsent his owpiiment>
and congratulate ions.
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Col. olorcornnNot Escnnrsg.

New Y'rk Dec FL The Trab"ne correspond
ence says the statement of MIR. Hurd, concerning
the escape ofCol Corcoran published IN The Nefc
York Tunes of Wednesday morning, is It romantic
table, ut least Hr it relates to the asserted ar
rival at ForIress Monroe, under q fla. truce, o
The man nurd. No such person has oeen heard
of there. u is probable hat the entire story is
fiction.
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Southern alHspatiemca,

1t is amusing, and perhaps nstruetiveto observe
the impotence OF the Southern newspapers tor for
ward movements Of their armies. The n qsh0ae
Banner, ofthe 7th says:
Every report from bowling Green seems to IN
dnate resolve TO go into winter qual lers. To do
this without Il single effbr towards he redemption
of Kentucky, W II be nothing more nor less tlIan Il
downright disgrace to "ur arms 1t viii entirely
destroy all coincidence in Gen Johnson, andatatally
impair his usefulness in theButdle. twin weak
en- discourage and PROSTATE utterly the. noble
schemes which inspire the brave men who are
now railyng to the relief OF IelghbOr Stale, and
black eD the fair hopes whichfwe cherish for the
release OF loved and hunored sister from bondage.
II wi lose as Kentucky forever aud Sc iously
danger our own borders whenever the spring cam
paign opens.
Can it be possible that Gen Johnston will
misapply his great trust -!
We have heard some queer notions M ntioned
as reasons for this mastery inactivity, Among
others equally absurd, it is alleged gha' passive
ouietude on our part throughout the vim er months
will operate with annhatng power on the enc
nv that if will discourage anasdemnralize them,
and that before the new season thei condition will
be 50 rotten as will offer an easy vlctprya God
help the authors Of such ii theory, more stu
penduus folly never originated IN an old maids
pate, or arose over grandmothers snuff box
The very reverse Is the case | he enemy IS the
party which can afford to wait They are com
nosed Of men whose services are employed at
lair valuation. They enlist for pay, and So long
as they receive their regular nre, asnug inactIvi-
ly IN camp or quarters IL all the better Tor them
IL the name OF common sense, no are "" TO de-
moralize the enemy by refusing to fight him =
Truly, a new piece ofphosophy under the sun.
He already no ids four fiiths oi Kentucky, Why
should he advance? He certainly mas plausible
excuse not to do so. Perhaps he is not ready YET
Tor the conquest ofTennessee. Very probably he
s not yet sure of bis foohod in kentucky There
may be a hundred reasons f'1r his noldlng back.
There is nor one for us, are losing tine and
missing chances every day that VT hesitate and
delay.
Marshall is doing so, and with success. lie Is
taking the wlnd clear OUT OF lis senior eal
Breckenridge and Buckner are dying to help him
If zen Johnston will not advance himself, can he
not be induced to permit others to do so
The people are ciamoriug for it. Tue Press all
over the South are urging il A lder reputa-
ton is involved in it. The pubic interests require
it viii General Johi stuu bind ali these eStsen
cies hand and foot and stand, GUM and mute aud
cool, and starA, like u frozen pump, until The
spring thaw
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How REQUIsITIONS ARE To BE MADE A
r. EDDY. Z. S. Quarermaste' FOR Wisconsin,
gives notice that hereafter all acquisitions for
clothing, camp and garrison equipage, and Tor
other articles furnished by the quartermasters
department, and al acquisitions for organized
regiments will be made on The u. ;. quarter
master at Madison. The attention OF officers is
particularly called TO general orders No. 7O,cur-
rent series, from the war department.
THE PRIZE-LOAF Corn BREAD RECEIPT
The following Is the formula given for making
com bread like the Loaf winch took The first
p,ize at Orange Judds great Corn Bead SHOW
To two quarts OF meal add one pint OF bread
sponge: water sufficient TO wet eAe whole, add
half q pint Of flour, and teaspooutul OF salt;
let il rise then knead well for the second time
and pace the dough in the oven, and allow it to
bake an hour and halt.
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lEhn ARMY ELL.

The Committee OF the House to whom was refer
red The subject 81 the con -uliia1.on ii The army
and voluu GERS, have presented an eiaboFaieIeport
recommending that the till do nHt pass ihe follow
mo is the substance OF the ground taken by
them: , u.
No fact more clearly deducibe ! ON The Constl :.
tution than this that there should al" ays exist IN
the country die en anu distinct classes "i mill
rerv organization. fhe one permanent Urganiza-
lion, to be raised supported armed and dtsc'piln-
ed by and belong 10, and represent, he whole Un-
ion. as a Federal army; tie other temporary
organization, to be raised by the esFecIIVe states
obstruction of The laws he raising OF Instructions
and the act Of invasions should nocesaltate the
ase OF u Iurger force than that possessed 10y Inc FED
eral Goverinent-to be called ini" beng ,Hy upon
extraordinary occasions, to preserve IneF dlsfinc'
farm of their service. and to hc iii banded again
wien the occasion which had called them forth had
passed away.
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The chatham (Canadian) argus learns from
good authority that Mr.. Sisson, OF Bank of p
per Canada has forbid accepting any dsafts up
on tee United states as cum.nernla intercourse be
tween ale TWO nations stoppe tor the present.
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DoING A COOP Business. - A" Ntac I0r|
Rprald gives The folio ing IN regard TO tne ieats
If one Of our gun boats.
On tie Dist OF Novembcrthe a'pu boat New Lon
Ion ,aw,ug nlue ana halt Zee, ui-watet, airiv
Ell IL Mississippi Sound. On Tie night If he same
day size captured HE sch0one DhNe,%th a cargo
If lumber lhe neat morning she uHuIed the
steamer CHINA, laden " tu turpeut ne and esin.-
On AuN embei 2cih.sBe captured me teaner ell
~ Lewis with 20 barrels ui uiuidsses II barrels
o sugar, ana "A quantity Of slles and cotton fan
mel OH the diteru0un OF The same day sle cHplur-
sd the ecAuuuet a J. View, w. 30 u cargo of .ur
penJine ana az On December l7 she oaptUret
lie fishing smack Advocate
o. The ssh II November, he caa-td he splen
did fight ati mali etealueg California. running
between Mobile aud New Orleans Beng very
hard pressed ny The Jew London, The Calii"rni"
I'M ew UN 9rbOHrd ab III twenty thou and dollars
worth ot cattle and sugar. and thcu forced her
self over the bar, IL four fee ot wa er to ti"
nppus te shore OF Biloxi Ifthe New London had
been tn minutes sooner, nothing could have say.
ed the California from capture.
The New London is commanded by Lieut.. Abb
uer Reed, OF the .. 5. Navy, brother Of Prof
Reed Of the Wisconsin State University at Madi-
son liz seems 10 be performing his duties with
admirable vigoI and success
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Partner YgTauacd ;!

4 partner wanted Immediately, who has q CASH
CAPITAL of from 90 t. u dollars toinve>I IN pub
lIca,iom OF the heu0Sh4 Times Tie L laea the
tfical paper ct tie Ci5y and County of Neaosha,
aud has The largest ctrcuiHruu IT any paper IN
Nenosha County. Kenostt Times
We give The above appeal Of gbbos Bust'.
the benefit of Our circulation. fer The parpose Of
correcting few gaining Inaccuracies, that oc-
eur in it. H. the FIRST place The Times has moi
the largest circulation of any paper in Neuo.
ha County" nor has il anywhere lcar one-halt
lie circulation of The TELEGRAPH, as Nj.
Butts very well knows. In the next pace, it
IS not the "official paper Of be county, A
year ago last November the County Board OF
supervisors, nv resolution. designated THE
TELEGRAPH as the ficiai pape, Of the county
which should be published al iegal notices Of
he county, and that Resolution still stands un
epealed. Tie Times is the ''oficia' paper OF
city" and MLButrs agreed 70 pay tioo Dot-
ars for thai distiuciion-that is he bid TWO
ollar> for the privilege Of dong ihe city print
g and publishing for nothing!
Now, we have no desire TO prevent Mr.. Butts
ON getting a mcde partner with pleasant
mount of cash capital, with unlimited editorial
,ent, but, he must not do it at our expense. -
he thinks II necessary to make comp .rlsons.
inducements to accept his very liberal offer
should com: somewhere e8suu the range OF
e truth, If he eXpec,s us h. keep mum We
not make the corrcc ION in a.g ,pirir Of boast
or OF ill-wiil toward. The Lanes. We simply
II the truth because it would be no credit 10
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02

GEN. NEGLEY's Bk.GADE.--G Gen NegIey'
Brigade now consists OF four Regiments c.
mel Strive lis and Hambught's; Col. Stab
wealher's First Wisconsin, and Col. Scrionel'
Thirty Elghth Indiana. The Brigade, Which
highly spoken Of for appearance, behavior
md profcie cy Of drill, is now at Camp Hoou
Bacon Creek, Keltucky. not far f,on The Ret
els, with whose pickets they are annoyed By &c
cas'ona ski. mi-hitg
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
WASHINGToN, 2 p. W., December 81. '6l.
Commander Drayton's official report of his
ate success siu Reconnaissance OF The FdiSto Iiv,
er and waters adjacent, h, just been transmit.
ed to the Navy Department by Flag Officer
Dupont. He reports having discovered a lori
IN that vicinity consisting OF two redoubts pierc-
ed with embrasures for five guns each CONNECT
eu by curtain and protected il the rear by very
heavy pali,a le> Of plank
On his approach the adjacen, cotton houses
md outbuiidmgs Were set on fie. He advauc-
d upon Rock ville,a snail to WI in the vicnit +,
where he had been informed of the pTeseD &c of
A rebel force about five hundred strong butthey
d.c.n,ped hastily. He entered their deserted
camp which had been occupied for several
monihs. The rebels had abandoned it II. such
nas,e hat 9th tents aud stores had beeu let be-
hind, the soldiers carr ing away only tleir arms,
and leaving along their route nipple traces OF n
Dad scare aud hurried movement Tor the iHte-
iIUr.
Commander Drayton took possession Of their
tents and everything of vaiue, with a large
amount of provisions and COTTON, and Jeff the
Penguin in charge OF the for.
He next entered the South Edsto, where he
founr a similar lori itcalIon recently deSerte1
aud DESTROYED. He also Communicated with
Lieut.. Truxton, who reported everything quiel
at St. Helena Sound, and the tori there, winch
the rebels haG abandoned, was beng rapidly re-
pan ed and put a stsIe OF defence. Capt Dray
ton bIoug BIT IN TWO pr sonels
The cotton taken by Cap Dtuy ton was ship
ned ON board coal schooner bound ~ Phiia-
delphia, consigned 10 the Navj Agent there
Intelligence has been received here 81 the su-
icide at Richmond Of a leading sece,oIonIsJ,
whose name has not yet tranepired.
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ter prepared to Srapple with lie monst
ana ignorance; or We may yield our sefs vice
me 0oc who gave them IN cause iplrHs TO
angels might engage without coutamln IL which
Gan You SIT quietly at home u in y auon
rooms. and see our cheiishe4 our school
assa!led by lawless, brutal .o INSTITUTIONS
aordes whose deadly antiratby to fre 'eorllloqs
avowed and whose iest,nctier oler
90 sworn TO secure Shall We wal, nnt;l ~,
,I'eu land is besmeared with the slinv :, ,c,s
me hideous mocster slavery before We raise
our hands to smite him thonghy No,
Forth goes the battle cry and t.
Hosts rise in harness, shouting No ~
Come then; buckle on your harness. Tbara
is no tine 10 be wasted. Let ioin onr hearts
and hands in this hoiy cause Qf,ight and trrtb,
The undersigned will remain In ,bis city g.,
few days yet, after which he expccts 70 yisi,
St Pauls, Hosting, Red Wing. IakeCit Va
ia shaw and other places. and TO address ne npo-
pie on the subject of Educatiou, Common School.
aud our Common Country
His address Will be at this place until SITTER
''iT -, =, 'au.'"'F' 1907. JOHN OGDEN.
WINoNA, Mimi, Dec %, 1861.
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The Advertiser having been restored 90 IssI III ycrv
few weeks by very simple remedy aer having suffered
several with lung til CiiOn and Urea
disease, Commandments anNoNs 90 mike Fuo"u ir BITS yI-
low sufferers he means Of cure,
all Who desire 10. he will send acn4y tia Iiption
used tree Of CHARGE with the directions ot re7ar aid
using the same, which they WIFI fua tu .- tt--
y ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &c Iae only object of
ttNefstt IN sending the Prescription 10 aegei lie
aho spread iHt rlngtio which le corccves 20 bs
INV id3ie' ana e 'nts every sufferer wiz
as Il WI eoSG men ol bins and aay prove disssus
i*t ltt9 Wishing
Atev. 4 ONWARD q sasE.et5l
3m2I afrs.s r..-r., ,.. v,s.
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y The Rebel steamer Fashion was captured
by Ike sloop-oi-war, Ethan Allen, Nov 25th ana
sent to Key West.
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eength of foremost, so #. so in. in partners
g mlinmast,96 IT, 80 do do
nizzen m.8O # "a do do
foretop m. so. #. II in the. cap.

She will have two engines, the cylinders of
which will BE- l6 inches SIR Ike aud is inches
bore Boiler II feet in length to stand direct
y over the shaft in lhe.stern
Her capacity for wheat will be 81 COO bushels,
and her tonnage over $40 tons.
From these data it will be seen that she is to
be frst class vessel, and one Of the largest, if
rot the largest Of her class on the lakes SHE
bOU0nn Times
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AEAE M E.arEn..-.

gE;N N. ,.s5 'ae Posi- oase R.oo.aa, January
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gth ORLEANS Alnntu Nlarktt.
GRxscEsr orrrcr, No. 10 Cam,

GREscEsl orrIcE, No. 10 Camp street. I
VII Monday Evening March 5, 1852. 5
Is mos aapcous end gives feeling TO The large
NJ now gsng issw "a The military isen n
srs in midst. there fears but
however, csnfuon lie respondents
as orders Z Vic has I'm hs
hays much 10 do with the financial course Of events
Temovements about The banks day cor8ned
E s ~ ss yss
III e ss s saDs sE
ihsnsh Is major part q renewal,
sss e 81 ss
sssssons granted Sy hs banks True ,hsrs are handres
Is as
light u money seeking smpes,,men sad
eoan ,hFif nss. door nate nsmeiess
o. Ut isisas nRi'sss
80 e sss notes % he M
Which draw eventual inter St OF interest after
@ aa = ss 81 %
s
This sss N an eSssp0n and The
VA ass
sas position
On this day last banks had coin In yanlt to the
esa ssss Il Sc same ,i%s
On The part 81 tbs oomu
anks isone million Of collars less than the
as @ 3 y snSs
nnlIs OF there method of ascertainug the
Ohio M Indiana banks with two q three
There in bank shares 100 shares
Canal Bank sed at l3a and small lots "
These good and The be made aVaia
bic + ~ The the vendors The stiffness in bonds
Opeeusas bonds City Consolidated
State osrng stocks we'll main
tanned; holders in general willing sink with
crisis ogsehiia Coal Mine Company moving
continues this community win have other
coal fhRn these mines the coal OIL knowing thing
Isrs were some offers for Jackson railroad shares
movements goi her shares and stocks negotiation.
hid not reached contracts at the close Of Cod
silver IN good demsnd There there were
buyers hIoogh INC medium 81 those useful members of The
financial body the Brokers' 1t is tfcklh
them " Mt present might tumble down
N@z5 cent between the rising and setting of the sun
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Bebielu 1t tgs Hlarksts.
CRzscEHr OFFIcE, No. 10 CAnP srHSrr,
III Mon day Evening, March 8, 1859. 4

8sss III CRESCENT OErIcE, No. 70 CAnP sTzSEr,
Monday Evening. March 8. lS62. Is
COTTON tw, TIRES negotiations pending
to-day, kat did not hear OF any consnrnaed. 55Sf
RS TlBAGEO ~. Nothing reported. ~ 5qv5Eg
The supply IL liberal and the demand is fair
shout raes The SALES embrace about 1900 hhds nfe
Inr Common to Good Common z@s1 Fair uliy
C'aIssS White and s!ess Dried White 5@s4c
limited About 30 bills sold at l3 41c., for Fsrmensing
mud LOG Nc. for Prime to Choice Rebeil-d. g f
FL0uR sales confined small lots SIS so for
Superfue and Si4 80 q bb for Extra. ~ So
CORN $50 sacks White and Mixed sold at 81 a bushei
WHEAT 100 racks w bits and Red sold Saturday al
T s. 80 and rs to-day Al 81 rs q bushe1 Stll}
PORE. Ness Is retailiug at S45aS50 q hbI. s5
BACON Shoulders retail at 2ic Ribbed Sides u.s. Plain
market &s5sETii s}ia t3488! 'Fa5E
The retail demand supplied at &c. tierces and
DC. IA b. for kegs $f58y sEtsfa@
WlIsKY. The retail demand for Old Bourbon and Mo
has been supplied nj 81 and RectGed made
from Louisiana Rnm, 81 81 20@Sl Is U gallon.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTIES
IN the First and Fourth Districts aud Four Lots in tirena
BY GARDNER SMITH 81 CO.,
GARDNER SNI.H, Auctfoncer,
Onice 81 Common street
SATURDAY. March 8, 1852, VIII be sold II

ONCE 81 Common Street,
SATURnAYf 'h areh g. 1sSs, VII ns sold ut
hs S @s SSEoESp T iy H o Ssss
TcoApouas and leree street, measuring each y feet ront
IT ;%y ;ss 81 H. rDs '''s
The BOUNDED by Common Gayaf s. Mary ad 81,
Mare streets, mss, r, q fee, n;hes from Common
," The s S sy e
age House having gsf 70 and ATTIC kitchen ei'te'n
81
and fo 4, saa III 10 soA j., NJ s
ms,rSys = feet 't2n, q, Il n%., s. b. t,n 81 ~
front on Phillip ,st. by depth onc lino No. -
h a t5 'ss # II RI 1Sss s: a.. a.! y ." h s5
lines the Lne Laurent So. s. and
"'SF frss tfHy G1 oT 81 " RorS s Bounded by
jackson Philip Lament. and White hasu s!r.ls, deE
sso 49, II" ~ Eo a% S s nos 10 H
street, by dsp'h es dene. nes and front E, on suT
at stree" 10 common alley wide md i3 fret inches
alley No 50 front on fbiip street IY
Dc a ill., feet sid R; e, 9 ness, ~
line, a. 4 B.! feet on the line Nos TO- il .a4
rs ssS Ss S@ a""i md i'rs 0g s82 zach
x 10 s &C.! ff "%ne on Ny WHs 9F Erin '5s y 4eg
alley e., wide running hroGsh from Basin 10 Laurent
Nos t. 70 H. Is 10 u'4nsae esr y " nche, front
on ~ sfess b depth OF 10 feet to common alley in
fouR EAcAsT LorS, in Gsena e-i'h Of Jefferson
Ma < ao,ary Saa To-; MEASURE ear @ feet o, Isay
square 6 bonaded by Eighth Snh La@ytS s' A!Snn
est By dsp, s3 est sAs' y s'' front Q" Eighth
aE-IEEMs-o ca h, oncf urth cash balance at
pr.pey with Ter cent interest and eventual in
The improved properties to be insured ard policies
Act q sale before $ Nssuer, Notary rnblIc at the O..
pense OF tie purchasers Ial
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NJ li77 - 3 - :
Texas Becyes, Choice, q d ],
Texas patila, nral quality, n
Texas Eattls, second quality
esleFn Hsef Cattle, first qua
" Western BeeEes. second quail
Hogs FIRST quality. gross, p Il
Hogs, second quality, gross, &
AEpsp. drsr quality, N head /.
Zeal Catti0, hrst quality. y b,
Veal Cattie, second quality, n
Witch u1we. flst quality, o h
Mich Cows, second qualify %
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sIlarlnt 5ntsll,gtras.
GsrsoENr OyrIcs. No. 10 Camp Street, !,
Tuesday Morning. March 4. 1857. !
Arrived Ksstsrdas.
SteAinnOata.
Empire Parith, Grant, fnn Lower Goast.
Lafoarche, Brown, FIN Lafourche
y Red chief No 2 ShII,e I'M Raxon Rartl,nlon,e,r

:
L Lafourche, Brown, FIN Lafourche
NJ Red Chief No 2 Shu.c, I'm Bayou Bartholomew
5fs axscsIplas or rr0dUcs.
L0NER COAST--Per steamer Empire Parish-66 bbs mn.
II Persons bbs Malases l3S hhds sugar Caznsye
l56 do Y do 4 LamsuxiG do Payne Il Harrison
do Free Nsskes--sotal 500 hhds sugar. DE? s
pONALD5OEvILLEPer steamer Acadia--a4 bbls s,,snr
Schiif 70 hhds do Wallis do Brando &eo-ao hhds
~ bs do bbls do Foley Avery Sco-EO do
s,sn x szs ihds bbs g
s. do 70 do Brogidrs bbIs Labi,tt
CH kermitou--Tota 49l hhds GIL bbls a6 half bbls
fhds Weller 6cn-f60 do Foley AyeryEco
~ 90 y Do HaydenGl Labut leo
~ DO Y H HarftsonAz do = Bougea40 Btfnuis &co-
z1 "a Hogs Dnuse &eoz5 do BeigSco-e do
= LahutatS do DeIle-2 do Hall Road-Tots $40 bids
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