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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-14
For lhe HilI.bOrough Recorder.

MR. HRARTT was glad to see that the peo-
pie OF Wake county have nominated the Hon.
William A. Graham for Governor. Next 10
peace and having my son safely home from
the dangers OF the battle field, nothing could
give me more satisfaction than the election
81 Gov. Graham. There is. not an honest
man in Orange who does not know him as
competent, honest and capable. think his
vote in this county would be almost unani-
nous. am tired OF allowing few political
men TO say whom shall vote for /; | want the
people 20 tell them whom they must vote for.
The people Of this country are said to co.
yern il /; Of late years il has not been so. A
few editors. and office hunting politicians in
caucuses, usually decree what the people
must do.
These have latterly done 50 badly, that il
is high time for fhe people to put them be-
hind, and take the management OF heir own
affairs into their own hands.
propose that at May court the people Of
Orange nominate candidate Tor Governor,
aud not send caucus men TO do it Tor them at
Raleigh. 4 VOTER.
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THE CONVENTION.

On Monday, Ma. 9Th, NJ. Smith Of Johnston, miro
diced ordinance 70 limit The price Of cotton yarns
70 $3.50 per bunch. Or thirty cent. per pourd Passed
fret reading.
An ordnance WIS passed sisaa bounty Of fifty dol
eighteen and thidy-Gse and I'll those brought into
service under the consumption act The ordinance also
directs the Governor 70 discharge ali volunteers who
may desire H. The age Of thirty years, trans
fetfed 10 The Confederate Government.
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Yor the lIill.borough Recorder

rhe current Of public opinion sets strong
IN for making the Hon. WIN. a. Graham our
next Governor. was glad 20 read your ar.
ticle some weeks ago ON the subject. In times
Of revolution, laws and constitutions are oft.
en- suspended. aud the honor. lives, liberty
and estates nf tile people placed in Tie keeping
Of a single man. The unconstitutional. ar.
bitrsry aud tyrannical decree set up by the
supreme power at Richmond. as well as in
our own State. Is sufficient to awaken in ey-
cry lover Of Justice, liberty aud sociil order,
a lively interest in the question, Who shall
reign over Us. who shall be our next Cover
nori need not tell your readers | alluGe
10 the decree gone forth from Richmond that
they are TO deliver up their guns 10 Mr.. Ashe
FOR . price, IL they will, and whether they
will or not, II must be done, il Mr.. Ashe
Wills IL.
Another stretch of arbitrary and unlimited
power i the scizing By the Confederate Go.
sernment Of all railroads belonging not only
70 citizens, but 70 sovereign States. And
not 10 be endured is another wrong. seizing
the bodies of citizens belonging TO the soyc.
reign State Of North Carolina and transport.
ing them TO Richmond Tor trial.
Certain members ol our Convention are
trying TO stigmatiso the whole people Of
North Carolina By the passage Of hateful
and ever TO be hated sediiion act, which
means the people shsn't talk against the Co
vemment Or their rulers. Such sentiment
y worthy OF Lincoln. II he could have sup
pressed all talk against himself and his 20.
yernment he might have had more tranquil
time. The government is weak that can be
talked down, and IL lei alone will fall Of il.
SELF Governments are never talked down.
II requires blood to establish, and blood 10
destroy them. Our people work too much
and read TOO little, not TO allow full, free and
unrestrained discussion upon their govern.
ment, laws and rulers. ID was once said in
the presence Of Mr.. jefferson, +" Man cannot
be trusted with the government Of HIMSELF
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ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS!

"A LII those who have enlisted with me, will meet at
"A the Depot at o'clock A. NJ, on Friday the 10th
to orders from the Adutant General. Those who live
at distance, will report the evening BEFORE and
arrangements will be made for their accommodation.
Bring blanket, tin plate, cup, knife and fork (f they
can be obtaned) and no more baggage than each man
can carry in his knapsack.
The election fol officers will be held on Saturday the
nth.
nviteal who do not wish to serve as conscrpts 10
volunteer before we leave and secure The bounty.
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
Capt. N g. Trops.
May IA. Az
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- ms HIll.horonrh Rreorler.

Mn. fiEARrr: There are some people who
will say | had better attend TO my shoe max
ing, but am determined 10 run my awl 10
the political leather one time, but not deep.
only wish to say to the people Of Orange
Of all parties, let Us hold meetings in each
captains district, shake hands aud be friends,
and all agree upon one candidate for Go.
vernon. Don't let Us wait until the poiti-
clans tell US whom we are 70 vote for. II i
were not sticking the awl too deep, would
say the same to the people Of every county
10 the State. am Tor Hon. w. A. Graham.
a SHOEMAKER. .
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late session. appointed Salt Commissioner and in.
sirueei him 10 buy 100000 pounds Of sal, be dis.
tribued among the citizens Of the county in due pro-
portions they paying for The only cost and char
ges. II the sail be had Of the State Commits.
siOner The County Commissioner il authorized pro-
cure il wherever he can. aud borrow the money the
faith AID credit Of the county @ pay for i.
Would moi the County coun Of Orange perform q
good &c, il il should adopt such plan TO supply The
citizens 0f Orange with salii
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4 PROCLAMATION.
10 the People Of he Confederate STATES Of
.7nfriea.

.1Hlfrlea.
An enemy waging war in manner viola
tive Of the usages of civilized nations, has
invaded our country. With prcsumptuous
reliance on superior numbers, he has dcclar-
cd his purpose TO reduce Us to submission.
We struggle 10 preserve our birthright of
constitutional freedom. Our trust is IN the
Justice of our cause and the protection Of
our God. Recent disasters have spread
gloom over the land, aud sorrow sits at the
hearth stones Of our countrymcn but peo-
pie conscious Of rectitude aud faithfully re-
lying on their Father in Heaven, may be cast
down, but cannot be dismayed. They may
mourn the loss Of the martyrs whose lives
have been sacrificed in their defence, but
they receive this dispcnsation Of Divine Pro-
whence with humble submission and reycr.
ent faith. Aud nov that our hosts are again
going forth 10 battle, and loving hearts at
home are filed with anxious solicitude for
their safety, il is meet that the whole peo-
pie should turn imploringly 10 their AL.
mighty Father and beseech His all powerful
protection.
To this end therefore, |, JEFFERSON
DAVIS, President Of the Confederate States
Of America, do issue this my proclamation,
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Zinc Mheai Crop-we arc q.

from every quarter encouraging accounts Of The proms-
ing appearance Ofihc Wheat crop Il appears that 4
greater quantity q land has been sOwed than usual,
and, said BY the Western arolnian the Oldest in.
hsbilsnl . ignOran, on more promising yield.
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Virginia. II

Virginia. - Gov. Lsleher. hy proclamation, has
announced that he amended Constitution Of ihe State
ha. been rejected by The people BY six hundred and
ssveniyeish, majority, 4 i said ha. no, more Than
Ons.iounh Of the vote Of the state mas pOlled.
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Head,Q Quarters, Comp. G, 44th Reg. N. g. T.,
Camp Mangum, 9Th May, 1862.

IItdUsNEudIItTai LUNIP' u THU ItB' ~ y 4 y
Camp Mangum, 9Th May, 1852
CAPT BINGHAM wants twenty-five or thirty re-
= cruits before the nth Of May.
Al ucho join before that lime wia get the bounty.
The company has secured the medical services Of Dr.
Freeman, Of Alamance, for one year.
Any who wish to join this company may report to
Col. VIM. Bingham, Oaks, n. G., who can tell our
whereabouts in the regiment should move; or TO
DR.. Freeman at Graham, on Saturday, May 10th; or
TO the Captain al Camp Mangum, near Raleigh.
May7. 42-2w
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PLANK WANTED.

WE wish to purchase $4,000 feet Of White, Red,
Black and Post Oak Plank, sawed seyen-eights
Of inch thick and not less than thirteen and half
inches wide clear Of knots end splits. Apply to W.
Corbin, al the Factory.
WEBB & WHITFIELD.
May Z tf-42
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Fast Day. President Davis has issued pro.
elamaOn, which will be found in another column, APP
pointing Friday mex, Che 10th instantly as day Of
fasting, humiliation aud prayer in behalf Of army
and country Ia our present perilOus condition all the
people should feel themselves called upon 10 observe
the day reIigiousy.
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT.

A PPREHENDED and lodged in the Jail at Hills
"A borough, Orange county, n. C., on the 2lst day
Of April Negro Man, supposed to be sixty years old
quite black, about FIVE feet six or inches high
He says his name is SAM and belongs to Mathew
Tory, at Snow Hill. Gates county, n. c. The owner
can get him, BY proving property. and paying all costs
and charges. D ~ InNPS Sho.;G
April 80. A.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term 1870

February Term, 1862.
rTHE Sheriff returns into Court the following Real
Estate which has been listed for taxes for the
last ten years. wit: Of land in the town Of
Hillsborough, known in the plan Of said town lOt
No. 81, supposed TO belong to William H. Phillips.
Amount Of tax due So ~.
It is therefore ordered by the Court that ,he Clerk
advertise in the Hllsborough Recorder for six weeks
notifying said William H. Phillips Of this proceeding
and that unless the said tax, together with the cost Of
this proceeding, be paid upon said lot No. 2l4, il will
be sold according to law satisfy said tax and cost
GEORGE LAWS, C. C. C.
March 10. 35-6w
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TO THE PUBLIC.

VNHE Subscribers would hereby return their heart
felt thanks aud gratitude to their friends and Gus.
TONERS for the liberal support given in our effort to
supply their wants at Confederate prices. Shall We
buy Sat foi YOU or shall not! II is twenty cents
per pound to-day-cannot be had at that by but for
few days. Had not some others who have more
]" pity" better try 10 furnish it,
III. N. BROWN & co.
April 80. Al
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CoFFEE FALLINe.--Several bags Of coffee
were sold at auction in Savannah, on Wed
nesday, at prices ranging from sixty-one to
sixty-six cents.
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ofSouth Carolina. The deception can readi.
ly be detected in good light. and with care
full observation. Chariest0n Courier.
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Richmond, May II.

NIthmUHut Way IT,
A telegram to Gov. Letcher. dated at
Stanton. yesterday, says: Enemy's loss at
McDowells is 500 killed aud wounded. In
their flight they burned all their baggage
and wagons. Our forces closely pursued
them.
Part Of our wounded have arrived here.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CA
RlIINA

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CA.
ROLINA.
Adjutant Generals Office,
Raleigh, April 2sth, 1925
General order,1
No. 8.
A Ii Companies ordered by the Governor 10 be rails
= ed prior to the passage Of the law known as the
"Conscription Bill" must come to Camp Mangum,
this city, before the nth day of May, otherwise
they will not be received. All those not in by that
time will be subject to the War Department under that
law and had better remain at home till ordered by that
Department.
By order of Governor CLARK.
J.G. MARTIN, Adjutant General
May. 42-2w
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VICTORY NEAR coRINTH.


RlenxoSp. May 10. .
ria MoBILE, May 9.
GES. s. CooPER:
We attacked the enemy to-day and drove
him from his position several miles.
q. L. BEAUREGARD.
Mobile, May 10
The correspondent Of the Advertiser says
he has just returned from the front Of the
enemy. and that they were driven across
seven mile creek-running like frightened
sheep.
Il appears that Pnpe's division Of the Fed.
eral army alone occupied Pennington. Ha-
lick, with the main body Of the army, was
still on the river.
Confederate loss slight. The retreat Of
the Fcderals was SO rapid that not many Of
them could be captured. Price and Van
Dorm led the attack. We captured the Tel,
egraph Office at Pennington.
Confederate forces we're operating down
the Tennessee river, and had captured a
large number Of prisoners and great amount
Of property at Paris and Paducah.
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Richmond, Va, May 10th.
The following official dispatch was receiy-
ed this morning:
VALLEY DIsTRIcr, Nav 9Th,
Ella STArsroS, May 10th
To Gen. 5. Cooper, Adj. Gen.:
God blessed our arms with a victory at
MeDowell's on yesterday.
Signed TT. JACKSON, Maj. Gen.
Richmond MAY 10.
4 telegram from Staunton this morning to
Gov. Letcher, states that dispatches from
Gen. Jackson inform, that we have gained a
brilliant victory over the enemy, who was in
full flight. and our forces in hot pursuit.
Our loss is forty killed and two hundred
wounded. The enCmy's loss is heavy.
They left all their dead and wounded on the
field.
Our loss in the 18th Georgia Regiment,
was Captains Furlow, Mcmillan aud Pat
tersun, and LieI,s. Goljwarc and Woodland,
killed. Capt. Dawson was badly wounded.
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T,rnntu-Firn Dollars Reward.
mn DOLLARS REWARD.

IAN AWAY from he subscriber abOu, the 18th inst.
IL y, Nssto woman CLANCY, about dfy years
a ihe M side d her face is dis6gured BY burn.
~ s,,msty belonged 20 Thomas Faucet, deceased
IN rsS ne above reward for her delivery 10 me IN
i1;lisharoush, OF confinement 10 any jail
JOSIAH TURNER, saddlef
,,,lsa 10 -swl
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Our readers are cautioned against eoun.
terleit fiyes and tens, altered and raised from
the genuine 80 bills OF the Bank 81 the state
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N o T Z

WE take this method of announcing 10 on, friends
~ and customers, and particularly q those ;ndaIt.
ed to U.S. that during our absence in the army we have
placed our books and notes in the hands Of Calvin r.
Parish, Esq who Will be ready and take pleasure in
Ss1 so ~n nd any ds.rns t. respectfully
led to keep on hand supply Of Medicines, which can
be bought only for cash, and at very high prices
WEBB & DICKSON.
April 8. "a
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To ARRIVE TO-DAY,

TO ARRIVE TO-DAY,
400 Pounds CoPPERAs,
~ 800 pounds SODA,
10 sacks SALT,
hid. SUGAR,
dozen BUCKETS, North Carolina make,
bales 3.4 SHIFTING,
bales A ditto,
sVo punches COTTON assorted.
April l6. On
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FOR RENT np SALE

FOR RENT OR SALE,
40 ACRES Of Land and improvements ,bres
- miles from Hilsboroush, known as the Tho
mas Turner Crop Fam. 90 A"O"A - 'As
March 10. e.
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N OTICE

CONFEDERATE ARRIVALS.
100 yds. GOLD LACE,
lUU : setts staff BUTTONS,
Infantry and North Carolina BUTTONS,
90 lbs. Black and Green TEA,
Confederate Gray and Blue CLOTH,
CALICOS and LAWNS,
New Orleans SYRUP, low by the barrel.
One or two Of the handsomest HOUSES
in Hillsborough for sale.
II. n. BROWN & CO.
April %. To-
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April 3.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-September Term, 1861.
Richard Tapp, Archibald BorIand, William Hobbs,
CS.
Alexander Borland.
Attachment BiH

appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court tha, the
defendant Alexander BorlaGd, resides beyond the
limits of this State, so that the ordinary process Of law
can not be served him. II is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the Hilsborough
Recorder for six weeks, notifying said Alexander Bor-
land that unless he appear at the next term of this
Court 10 be held at the Court House in Hillsborough
on the second Monday in September next, then and
there to plead, demur TO said bill he will be
proceeded against in the manner if he ad been
served with process and had failed to appear, and de-
cree pro contesso taken against him.
Witness, Thomas Webb Clerk and Master in Equi.
ty at Office, the second Monday of September, 1861.
THOMAS WEBB, c. g. ~
April 9. SO -6w
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tbisi, II he ;NlarAsts.
uRusnERr oHriue, No. 10 CANE SIRE
Wednesday Evening. March 10 isf,

pRuknxEr sOEKlpE, No. 10 CANT STREET, u
"Wednesday Evening. March 10 isGa !
50FroS. VIZ notice little or no inquiry, and
hare not heard sf u sale.
AccO. "A othing reported. j
The market 8 extremely dull sand
lirss are tpo irregular ana unsettled tor quota
tSssions' rhe aales were confined to about 400
! Some If yesterday Il sales were al laDli
Good Common, 2@a4 for Good Fair, 2k III
Fair and "a @sc. "a y Tor Prime III Choice.
s Assns rha market very dull and. prices
I'M declining. The salas ars confned Is about 2o0
sllf6la: "a "A q 2es u gallon for Fsrmentine.st
ii Flour. Va have mot heard Of d sale. II
M !ssoas 10 sscks White sold 1t Ill Sd, and l5o
10 y bnshsl.
i X1e 40 sacks sold ct 81 40 10 bushel,
Coz small lot sold IL 3Oc. for Hog Round,
demand y supp Piled 1T roo for shoulders,
,bsd Sides and ss2c d fb Tor Clear sides.
ssssii Mess Y retailing II sl5@a5o Il. bbl.
q flllas e. Recalling ii sss 80 and Mess
s4t 1sz III "a bbl.
3 The setaH demand Ii supplied al a3c.,
3pfH sieEcss nd 26c. - q. for kegs.
n Ihs retail denaand for old (Bourbon
ana noneahela1 IN been supplied 1t Il 7oeas2.
Rad Reatiaed made frsm Louisiana Rum, 1t 81 saO
m Al galIon. q
Hothing slse reported. #
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Ril)sr sSnttlllgsllfs.
osr.orrs t,s.,e. No; y CA. 8, s; ISL

5S55 0RrscxEz arFiuk. No. 10 GAZE sTEEhEf,f
@ i@~ Thursday, March 10, 1862. y
Not an item Of interest transpired on the leVee
yesterday worth mentioning.
Oh Tuesday night last q severe storm OF wind
and rain took place, which lasted all night, ana
yesterday morning the rain resumed its. sway as'
the day was altogether disagreeable.
LAUREL Hill FOR Bayou SARA.--The regular qua.
and superior O. S. mail passenger ls1kss a Laa,u.
HILL Capt. s. Heno, commander gu M. M. a.er;ng
wilkinson, clerk, leaves at csaek snis
for Baton Rouge, Bayou sars and oil way lano'nss'
FOR e ias,
Fer packet 4, acadla today FL ali coast landings
up to Donaldso.Vhle. -, Y,,.s,
: PEYrosa THE G. s. MAIL PACKET FOR a,ohs-
auRs Ass THE BENDS. The splendid PASSENGER
packef feytona, Capt. Hendry e: Lanarnm COM ON
magder and M H b acLanghin, esefs sea mai1
10 Yickshure. The Peytona made her debut 9
crack packet Of Inc rge5 aaa
tn make no q frstclass packet. She leaves posi-.
lively 1t the hour named above.
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-SHERIFF,s SALES.

FounrH Dsra,or COURT CITY az new 9RLEaf T a.
RY VIRTUE of An :, ,hs Hons Honorable he Fourth bss.
trict Court Orleans In the aeave snea a m
nnsess Rxchsn Royal street Oct wesn Gsn.i a4a Saso
hos streets on GhDAf April H. 1867! at IL ociock
NJ. -, -, u<,p,r rDN4,r ctpIrNn vl,,a. al In -
the First District Of this city, IN The square bouaded by
Rmmnar Franklin Clio and Catope streets, having MasH
from. feet ten inches and four lines Tn Rampant
sweat b, inches and lines Clio street. by 9
lines IN the towards Calops sreet and 81
feet aud lines owaress street, together with
ths buildings ana Improvements thereon. - $50
q A C RTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. with the build
gs tbereon situated In the Second District
city, in the conpiscd within kobertScn S
Vre Canal Carrndelet and designated by
the Nos. and Of M So per plan RI l.
Bringier Surveyor General the 24h tember lo'
and deposited in the Office Of De- Arnas late No.aIy
Pablic the 2st March, 1887 The said lots adjon each
other and each, French 80 feet front on ~
Peter street. and lines IN the rear fronting
Carondee Walk by the following depth ESnpng e. M
o No and a tea n on s ne Se
and III feet the line between lots Nos and @
and l3 fee OH lots Nos and and l35 iee
ON the lido Of lot No s, fronting on Robertson street.
Seized IN tho above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot. ,, ,,,,,n,,r
zla Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Receipts. OF asrndure.

Il y r
Is CAMDEN-Per steamer Conley--34 sacks
peas eks bacon Il Nisbitt-s bbis pork dc lard
Davis, Jenkens &co-l36 bbls potatoes A H May
20 scks corn ] T Hardie eco --.li4 bales cotton
0g1esby y Macauley- sundries to order.
T CAMDEN Per steamer Twilight IS seeks corn
"A H May &co-ls5 DO -four ellis, Ferguson Zoo
239 bars iron % bbls pork cask sides rs SKIS -four
Farley, Jnrey &co-3 bxs bacon IS sDs peas Hem
derson, Terry Eco - 4s rolls leather Campbell 4
lard &JM Allen &co-3 do ] d Phelps-s0
scks corn M D Cooper &co-- Is axis flour "a do peas
p hhds hacon--sundries to order. 55.aszst
LOCKPORT- Per steamer Mary - IS
hhds sugar Jackson &co-25 do Durrive Geo
Is do Lobit Charpantier-50 do Toledano 4
h aylor-56 do is Jhcqnet-5 do West. Renshaw y
Can mack-35 do Byrne, Vance &eo-55 do Lafor.
est \ Dsmares l04 bbls molasses G Kerniou-
I07 DO Belocq, Noblom Aco-40 do Byrne, Vance
Laforest q Deamares-sn to order - Total,
276 hhds sugar 2s7 bbs molasses. s
SHREvEPORT-Per steamer Era No 4-9 bales
wool cks bacon 81 rolls leather B L Manu- bbls
pkgs mdse syMe 81 SKIS -four Kouns 4 Bros
do 20 doz broems E H Rou1uest &co-l0 SKIS peas
Free Market -sandries to order ,-s #'H@ II NJ 4
CANE RTvER-Per steamer W Burton-l6O hhds
Carroll, Hoy &ce-5o do Ar Miltenberger do
s o Nelson-7t SKIS coffee Perkins &co-7 bales
wool Wood Il Low sundries to order-Total 2s2
hhds sugar. Ri III ~ 5s5gs4at4s, SASHA sat4 Il
BAYOU DE GLAISE-Per. steamer. Col 7 Il
Jndson- bbls moasses Ar Miltenberger-78do
Beliocq, NobiOm &co-l00 hhds sugar Hawkens 81
Norwood 80 seeks corn Warren &co-1 bale wool
Payne, Huntington &co-32 hides Abat &co-sun-
dries to ordes-Total 100 hhds sugar 472 bbls mo.
lassas. tssis IA 'E9ls..'
DoNALDSONVILLE " Per steamer Acadia
80 hhds sugar Foley, Avery &co-l0 do 4 Lam
neaux--l do Roman. Ovier &co-l2 Trosclair &
Hayde loo bblsfdo Lapece Bso-l9s bbls mo-
lasses EN- Ross-sundries to order-Tetal So hhds
l00 bbls sugar 1919 bbis molasses. \
"a i5.
Al III -. aftMxirnntis. ~ t3FAiR 50 sauil 4
I N. o., 0pEIOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
Il BRAsHEAR CRY. March 10. 1862 81 hhda
sugar Darby d. Tremonlet- do Lane, Salter &co
20 do G Sabater -l II bbls molasses Darby q
Tremoulet - 1873 do BelIacq. NobIom &co=-Il5 do
| FelioWes &eo75s do G sabatier-32 hhds sugar
Bellocq, Noblom &co- horse P Leblanc sun
| dries to order.
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