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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-01
COMMUNICATED.

STAR ENGINE.-Is it anybody's business
hereabouts to look after the fire apparatus?-
From the way in which the Star engine has for
weeks been lying around loose, exposed to- sun,
rain and trespass, it would hardly be supposed
that we had any municipal supervisor Of such
matters The Star is too valuable a machine
to be subject to its present forlorn condition on
King street. SEMpER PARATUs.
Gen. Wadsworth has ordered that no spirit
uous liquors shall be said by retail in the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Gov. Stanley, Of n. c., is now in Washing
ton. Mr., Helper, of the same state, has also
come on to Washington
The Great Eastern is to be repaired if prac-
ticable, in n. Y, but the nature of the iniu-
ries she has received will not effect her safety.
1t is reported that to provide against the
worst that can possibly occur a squadron of
gunboats has been ordered to rendezvous in
the Potomac river near Washington.
Int.
4 tanner in Charleston has discovered that
the common myrtle, growing abundantly in the
South, can be made to tan soft and pliable
leather. 1t is the candleberry myrtle (nyrica
confera.) He has received patent for his
discovery. The leaves and branches are used,
tor which he pays fifteen dollars per ton Its
tanning powers are said to contain not less
than fifteen per cent.
The U. s. steamer Pocahontas has arrived
at Philadelphia. While cruising in Black riv-
er; S. c., few days ago, she was cannonaded
from the shore, and returned the fire, She
bad onl y one officer wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-01
Tne gI1xandria Gaxette
MONDAY EVE'G, SEPTEMBER !, 1862.

\
SUNpAY.-Y esterday will be long remember
ed by the inhabitants Of Alexandria Tor the
exciting reports that prevailed and the interest
felt 10 learn the War News. The day:was dark
and gloomy, and from the heavy clouds that
oversnread the Heavens, at intervals, the rain
poured down. Notwithstanding the weather,
the people we're out on the streets, and at til,
corners, inouiring the latest news from the
GREAT battle. The sound of the Church 60
inc he1l' was but little needed, and the places OF
worship were but thinly attended. All was
restlessness and anxiety.
At the depot, there was congregafed, all
o7av. crowds Of citizens and soldiers, awaiting,
irnpatiently, the arrival Of trains from up the
railroad. to gather whatever information those
coming down might bring. At about halt
mast eleven o'clock, train which had lett
Washington, the previous night, having on
board the clerks and employees in the govern
7nent departments, for the battle field, return
"a to the depot, havins been able to proceed
onlv as far as Fairfax Station, where they were
ordered back. The passengers reported that
jackson held the field Of battle, and that there
fore they had returned. Soon after the arrival
Of this train, another from Baltimore, bring
ing over physicians and nurses for the wound
cd on the battle field, arrived, but on reaching
here. and ascertaining that there was no posi-
biIty Of proceeding, the train returned. A
4rain from Warrenton, which has been on the
road four days, with sick and wounded, reach
ed the depot about noon, Trains were going
nm as far as Fairfax station all the afternoon,
and the shrill whistle Of the locomotives, the
moving Of cars, and the arrival and departure
Of trains, made the depot place Of hustle and
confusion.
All day, ambulances and wagons, one, two
and three at q time, were coming III with
wounded soldiers, some severely, some slight
~. These came principally by the Little River
T,,rnpike and the sightwas melancholy one.
Tn one instance soldier had his shoulder shot
off, another had hand off, many were wound
ed in the legs, some in the head, &c. The
wounded we're taken to the ditfent hospitals
here, or sent on to Washington.
A few stragglers, Notwithstanding guards
we're placed at the various roads leading into
the city, got in, and gave conflicting accounts
of the battle, and Of the situation Of affairs.
At night, Notwithstanding the excitement Of
che dav, everything in the city was quiet and
orderly.
To-DAY.-There has been much excitement
IN the city to-day, and King street has been
u - -,z.,o1I,7 o,,oxrr1o4 prn7ore and ro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-01
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
attention is entirely directed

I4OCAL.-PuDllc Afternoon is enJlTely ulTeCCeu
towards the war and military movements
There were fine showers yesterday, and the
weather today is cloudy and it looks like more
rain.-An order has been issued by the Provost
Marshal that the sale Of liquors to either citi-
zens or soldiers, for the present. be prohibited.
The Provost Marshal's ofnce is now in the
Insurance Office, on King street.
DEATH OF GEN TAYLoR.--Gen. Taylor,
who was wounded in one Of the recent battles
at Manassas, and who had his leg amputated
on Thursday, died yesterday afternoon. His
family were with him at the time Of bis DEATH
The Union men Of this place met together
yesterday, for the purpose of devising means
for the relief of the wounded Federal soldiers
in the late engagement, but no definite course
Of action was decided upon.
PASSES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALEX
ANDRIA.-We understand that passes are
again required by all persons coming from
Washington to this city.
CONFEDERATE PRISONERS y yesterday af-
ternoon, number Of Confederate prisoners
(between three and four hundred arrived here
under an escort from Centreville Last night
they were taken to the Cotton factory, and
were this afternoon sent on to Washington.
CoURT.-The County Court (September
term) met this morning, and Immediately ad-
journed over until Court in course.
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The terrific eannonading on the batte Ct rog1 nu
at Bull Run was distinctly heard here all Gay
Saturday. AS the wind from that qand; ;s.
reshened, the sound became so clear ana oo ua
tnct, that most persons thought that the scelT
of battle had been shifted to somewhere n eas
Alexandria The sound, when everything sre
calm, resembled distant thunder, but d. 4 the
clock, when the wind sprung up 1lGn lt;not
southwest, the sound became more ols e,1ont
and the number of guns in the engags Snrer.
could almost have been counted by tne 1 lo,1n
beration of their sound During the a1'elnUods
the street corners were thronged WITH 1 ''0"'
of excited persons Washington Repu0'
A French Staticlan has calculated tha' 'n'
civilized world spends every twenty.foul noal~'
in royal and military salutes and pon1' ear.
changes of voleys, in wharf and el'aos' Inc
malities, in the daily morning and evening tba
in all fortresses and men Of war, all o''l .1osa
globe, hundred and fifty thousand u1o'0 ot
shots. Estimating the cost OF tne oDa,o 7, If
six francs this would produce daily o. :1;ons
nine hundred thousand francs, or three iDa noes
of francs (s600,0Oo) annually, when 'nD'
off in smoked
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-01

CoURr,-The County Court (September
term) met this morning, and Immediately ad-
journed over until Court in course.
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among the prisoners Of war released from
+he Old Capitol prison and sent to Fortress
Monroe. to be exchanged, on Saturday: was J.
=. McVeigh, jr., Of this city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
Awarding Committees.

Bulls, Bull Calves, Cows, IIeifcrs and
Steers,
p. l.. HILL, Gouldsboro,
4. RICHARDsoN, fremont,
JOEL EMERY, Eden.
Oxen, Town Teams and Drawing,
WM. II. CARD, Frank lin,
John HARDEN, Trenton.
JosEPu GRINDLE, Penobseot.
Horses,
DR. ALEX. FULroy, Bluehill,
JOSEPH SAUNDERS, Orland,
II 3. CUNNINGHAM, Ellsworth.
Sheep, Wool and Swine,
II. 5. TREyErT, Trenton.
JOIN ARMSTRONG, Ellsworth,
OrIs w. HERRIcK, Brooklin.
Poultry.
EBES CLARK, Hancock,
d. O. TnURsros, Sedgwick.
As no premium has been offered for
Poultry, the Committee can award such
,ratuity as they may deem expedient.
Trotting,
+. Ii. GREELY, Ellsworth.
J. B. BRADLEY, Bucksport,
f. l.. PARTRIDGE, Orland.
Garden Crops,
II. Ii. B. Moon, Hancock,
CALVIN kINGMAN, Waltha m,
Sam'l BABsoN, Brooksyil!e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
HORTICULTURE.

For best specimen of each of the fol,
lowing varieties,
For best Eve stocks OF celery, FIVE stalks
of rhubarb or pie plant, ten table
surnips, ten table carrots, tea table
beets, ten table parsnips, five ruta
bagas, ten onions, three beads OF
eabbases, ten tomatoes, three Hub
bard squashes, three musk-melons'
three oltrons, trhee pumpkins, six
ears Of sweet corn. Five dollars are
appropriated for distribution in pre-
Q1iutns.
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posioLoGY.

10 obtain premiums the fruit must IN
asas BE- raised by the exhibitor, and
SCI and labelled
Tas COMMITTEES to have power to with
AoId premiums unless merltorleus.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
BUTTER AND CHEESE.

BREAD, HONEY, MAPLE SUGAR AND FLOWERS
For best loaf Of rye and Indian
bread. l 90
For best loaf of wheat bread made
without saleratus, p
For best specimen Of honey not less
10 pounds, l 90
Greatest and best display of house
plants by one lady, to be kept
up during the Fair, > 90
Best Boluet, 30
Best 10 lbs. Maple Sugar, ] %
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Ayers
SARSAPARILLA.

0ARCAH AhlLLA,
7ag voalp's GErar RrsrnT roa
scrofula and Sorofilous Diseases.
Prom Iiaery Edas, ieel,tnorR merchant Of Or
ford, Milne.
al haze sold lsr,se Quantities Of your s,ns,p,
ruIt, bat never yet one 0otilr wlHlh filcd Of Tho
destr rir, md mi satiscon 70 those who ,o NIX
IT, As fast our people ~ IS, i'ey agree There has
Eruptions, Pimplcs, Bictohes, Pustules IN.
GERS, Sores, and all Diseases OF the Skin.
Fi-ae5 Pr. Rot Str1ff0n, Bristol, Eaqlasd
." only do my duty 10 you AMI the padlic when
dte -'es 81 yi}rr us irSrtiS Nv y" lam, me
Ter ased ten, had "a aaiteiing hanor in her ears,
: & l ,s tries yonr u,x,y pa Wi't unable to
l..a well lar seine ta3UtAs.'
r-a Mrs., .tt,e 2. rte. . nm tgt,,ra and rsn.A.
c,eeragz ~ n ilaaaissslie, tape 1fag "a, ~.
e-roo5lr3s erapi N. W hcli very ,ruuhlesonc'
Net5iB- Afforded ai5y Feliet uat!l we tired your
StGs' rtElif a, which soon aoIrpieirly eursd her"
Js7m ttg Is 7. haqc, ks7, a Tho s'ifiely tio,rn
p7pus ~ N1si,a, y. H.
H-- lp 1HY f-a, which grew constantly tynrsa
uutlt 8t .i 55Hrei my features and became an into
cr8Ht5 aHief5An, tfind aimo every filing u man
catli OF teJh alAt aad fucslIt'ae, bat without any
r l=T viif. Fcr, until fou', your SNuS tIsNRittt
1t Immediately mud my lace worse, as You told me
IL E4 at t4r "A i4Hei bgt Ia igB weeks thc nov
s,ia l..saa to form upler the hIotc hrs and con
ttu.Hd E4Ei NV FACE b, as smooth rs any body
ami am without my sylntrats Of five disease that
No" Is. e4a{ P,s, =, r. ,., !t, aHi without
T-vsipclas General Debility Purify tho
Hood.
PA mr. Ret. Salrip, Hlqs'on 81, Ne,r Yart.
"uH. AVER srllrn faii 80 rcupvc Eruption4
am ~ - So Y Ia, ae!s -, st.a nfs Of your
Of Hs5seaass arszsBs'Is ~ III u. No alternative W.
I.sz to the prafts sian rs well a TO the people"
gH-...t : T.t#g4f.In, M. = ffl5l4a Dhfr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

The Hancock Agricultural Society offer
the following premiums, for their Fifth An
nual Exhibition, to be holden on the Fair
Grounds in Ellsworth, Sept 30th. and Oct
LIST, and ID. 1862
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
MIsCELLANEnrS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Any article not embraced in the above
schedule, which may be exhibited, will be
examined by committee and premium
awarded according to its merit. But ex-
hibitor must attach a card thereto, marked,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
We Keep on hand, and far sale
EN- Ell ES.

EXTRA LARGE, LETTER aud NOTE, af various qaal
tic
NEEDING plain, fancy ami t,r : tess iafse SIZE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
To Horse Owners.

DIR. Sweets Infallible Linim5nt for Horses
u uhrivaied by any IN alt cases OF ameness aris.
ing from sprain.. bruises or wrenchiug its effect
Is ma ical aad crstain. Harness or ddie tiali=,
Scratches, AaHsr, &c. it viii also cure speedily.
spawn and Esa1usne maY be easily prevented and
cured ~ their ineip ient stages, rat affirmed ca
ses are beyond TIE possiutlt, Of ff!,eoi c,ars--
NJ ease vt tue kIai. b Nss ar. is desperate or
hopeless but it n'af alleviate, Is Las Liniment
and its iathtulapa alton vii alwa y remove the
Lameness, aHd enable the nurse 70 travel with
comparative ease.
Every horse aU4eg should have this remedy at
hand. iar its time use AT tle first appearance Of
Lameuess viii eiIeetaaHy prevent those formida-
Die diseases mentioned. % which all horses are
liable, and which render many otherwise yalu-
a6 horses nearly worthless.
sold by all dealers eowlye6
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YIELD CROPS.

FIELD CROPS.
Those competing for premiums on field
crops must exhibit specimens of the crops at
the Fair, the specimens to be marked FIELD
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= a X Il II g..

in great variety, bot. ruled and unr,, such as
COMMERCIAL NOTE, finest quality linen, and
cheaper qualities;
FRENCH NOTE plain and tinted;
WASHINGTON MEDALLION, a nice article;
MOUNT VERNON NOTE, various sizes;
BILLET &C., &c;
INITIAL PACK Els, with Envelopes to match,
in just such packages a are convenient fer La
dies or Gentlemen. A NE@ article, neat a i
pia and fashionable;
BILL HEAD PAPER, ruled with wide heading
ENVELOPE PAPER. plain and colorcd;
TISSUE, pink and white.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19
SMALL FRrIT,

Best success in the culture of small
fruit, satisfactory statement
to be given, > 0G
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

DRAWING.
Best exhibition of strength, and disci
pine Of one yoke Of oxen, s o.
Second do "
Best exhibition Of strength and disei-
Mine one span Of horses. 5 o.
Second do "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-19

PLuMS.
For best basket, assorted, various
kinds, named and labelled, l o.
Second 10 ),
Third do =,
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8sbitn ii tee Harksts.
CRxsexsr oRrlcx, No. 10 GAMp STRsxx,
" s3 SaturdAy EyeuiuU March 10 1869.

h Csxssxsr orrlcs, No. 10 GAxp srRxxS, 4
Saturday Evening, March - 1869.
Corrot.. There appeared to be very little in
quiry and we did not hear Of a sale.
TOBACCO. Nothing reported.
I SuaAR. The lower qualities are very much
neglected, but the better desorpt TO be
in rather more request. The sales were confined
10 about 400 hhds., at about yesterdays prices,
Good Common go, Fair to Fully Fair, 24oDsc.,
Prime to Choice ssG4 lc., and Clarified at ac. for
Yellowsand 7Se. U b. for White.
MoLAssEs. I. About 400 bbls sold at lsaNgi4c.
for Fermenting and I6sc. o gallon for Rehoiled.
81 Cons. aoosacks Ordinary White, sold at 81 10,
400 Prime white at 81 is, and 500 at 81 IS u
busbei NE have received q letter dated March %
received by . mercantile house here-from re-
liable party ID Jefferson Texas, which states that
there IS very large supply Of Corn in that section
Of the country, but that there were no sacks and
that the navigation was interrupted Corn
was worth soc. % bushel, thee cost of hauling from
the country to Shreveport was cole. U ID. Freight
from Shreveport to New Orleans size. % bushel or
75c. q sack. The average weight y sack is est.
mated 10 be III d. S
A BRAN !. $50 sacks sold on private terms.
RYR. q. About 100 sacks sold at % % bushel. 4
ATS. II IA small LOT sold at 81 10 IL bushei.
GuNNY BAGS. About 500 bales sold yesterday
( at $40. ~ bag. .3s
WHISKY. d. The retail de mand for old (Bourhon
and Monongahela) has been supplied at II 7O@s2
ana Rectifed, made irsm Louisiana Rum, at 81 20
OIL Is % gallon. s 5
Nothing else reported.
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THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.

FIFTY-THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TINE SAVED.
Travellers going from New Orleans to Memphis, Humho
Carksse and Nashville Tenn, and Columbus and Bowling
Green, Ky, will save
FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FIFTYTHREE MILES IN
DISTANCE,
BY buying tickets Memphis the Mississippi Tennes
Railroad.
Asoi points the Mississippi above Memphis OF
points Arkansas the line of the Memphis Little Roc
Railroad, for the interior of the State.
MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or
leans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily at
A. NJ, and arrive Grenada atlj0A NJ and at Memphis
A. NJ connecting with trains the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road and arriving at Nashville atll p NJ the evening
Daily Line Of SrEAMBO ATS leaves the wharf Mem.
phis points the Mississippi river far uorth Fort PHI
low, New Mairid and Columbus, Ky.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, Sl4 10.
sure Tickets the Mississippi Tennessee
Railroad TO Memphis. -.-.....-
NILES MEHIWETTiER,
+ Chief Engineer and General Superins sndent.
F. s, RICHARDS General Traffic Agent. a5 II
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change. Whether what was bid on were actuaI
sales ID ansshss skings The crowd or assemblage
vsa largo, md no indication perceivable that q
great warswas going on. In fact, money appeared
to ,be Ia abundance, and some parcels Of ground
Ind 'spme buildings were run npstu very high and
rather extraordinary prices.
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NEW VETERINARY.
D B RsEY NO Ids /,


THE UNRIYALLED CANCER DOCTOR
Would inform bis isnds and tho public that he has
and completely fitted hrmay the spacious ele
giant mansion No y Bsros street. between Canal Com
streets WHARF he will devote al his astenton the CURK
ot oANCERsn their forms sesid Heads White Swell
Hngp, and iUlcers Of every description. s
HerefsA with much pleasure 70 the annexed Certificate
SMADAEA. CHAPPEIL. wsilknown and highly respect
able LADY Of this city
Dopy Of Ge.iaeae,l
new oRLBAss, Oct. IL, 1861.
This shat the underagned resident city
81 New Orleans Anumber Of years. residing at No
49, Ers.o had been for aloag s afflicted with Can
har breas In ssr to havs 1t removed, the under
signed applied u Dr. Warren Stone, who operated on II three
different nss without eseting azure Subsequently, ap
DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment The Cancer
edectnally removed perfect made tske
Of doing justice to DR.. Reynolds
others similarly afflicted avail themselves Of his valuable
services. Es{e y ~ "
n11 III g. A sGHAPPELL.
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43f &a5s Railroads. .-.
n, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
RUPTUREs
RUPTUREs s. <xs.
RADIoAsLLv GuREDf q a
er from Dr.. W. T. Mills to tbs Editor of tbs ycksbur,
is5 3 'Y Daily Sun.
yrcKssuRG, Miss May 8, 1866.

RADroAILv nuRED1 q 9
Letter from Dr. W. T. Mt .hs Editor of ths ycksbus,
yrcFssuRe, Miss, May 8, 1866
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knifsi
"a g sss + e. hSe afflicted WITH ns
Ssy y ysa q had ZEN With the
HOPELESS. hsTs was disrsaes 4p
e as
and after having uasd that Instrument Decto
se x pas three month"; S the boy M entirely
The lev. three b has been the plantao
ss sDa s ssns u
hose who have disease and for my gssssss d; shs
Fl Above, In reference to the same boy.
4, a NJ, i, !ss AauENA Cos Miss hsy 1857
sss sSs Sssass
Dr. asss aRsss q a q H. s'nsas Ply
D. Sir ssn aSs IN ssn Marc Ia q 1890
Jill 81 sa " gope s
= :" = - THos. j.. HARPER, MD
leer In reference slave boy Ii yea,
Cd, ruptpred both Sides who subsequently,
'eturnsd sound. The following explains l.self:
Dr.. Sherman New Orleans; r.es' - j
H 81 S
q s store r have but
I 81 THos. J. HARPER, n n
IA, sELDEN,s OPINION
sss Tsss applies y
ven A. s ~ ,ss
ss, sSs
i. 81 7Ssgsvf1'5. =
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su.AiTT5LE Mar EFT.

| JEFFERSON CITY. March 3d. 1862
arrived Saturday and yesterday, $50 Texas
Bseyes, 800 Hogs and Veal Cattle. Amount of
stock sold was los Texas Beeves, 80 Hogs, GA
Veal Cattle and A Mich Cows. Stock remaining
On sale i as Texas Beeyes, sos Hogs and Veal
Cattle. We quote "a.
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Marillt anteIIiaelae.
WI URssusFT OvYIok, No. 10 Camp Street,
Monday Morning. March 81 1852
Arrived Saturday.
schr Brazos, -,f I'm the coast, to master-L T.
steamboats,. Il
B L Hodge, Sinnott, I'm Grand Ecore. !
Arrived Yesterday.
SteanabOaLa. 4.seS
Prince of Wales, Lee, FIN Memphis
Acadia, Heno, FIN Fort Adams. E,S
Receipts OF Produea,

NNCoAplA OK EfUGuc0s
GRAND EGORE- Per steamer B L Hodge-s2
hides Is sheep skins ] B Plauche &co-7 bales
wool I25 hides % skins and sundries to order-7
bales cotton La Hospital.
COAST schr Brazos-l00 bbls molasses E L
Shift eco.
MEMPHIS y Per steamer Prince Of wales-4
pkgs mdse Given, Watts, &co-98 SKIS salt 10 coils
rope j Weyseuback-5 cks bacon Wilson &
Young-3 do Buchins--139 SKIS oats 80 scks bran
r G Snith-30 hf bbls molasses s L & Z L Levy
l39 sacks rye AZ do meal ia do oats II do peas
Black Il Byington6 do j A Hamiton-15 SKIS oats
rye Robinson = Bro 100 hhds sugar Patton, Hen
desson &co-1lT do B Dufeilo-22 bxs tobacco
Pinckard, Steele &co-1 hid 81 SKIS oats VIM Soery
&co-4 bales fodder G PASCAL ties 1888 scks peas
collie95 hhds sugar BARLEY, Johnson 50 &eo-
81 SKIS meal 8 do peas SO do mdse Clark. Thineman
&co--2 SKIS IA bbls peas Schneider Il Wise-2Se
bales cotton Oglesby Il Macauley-sundries to or
der.
81 FORT ADAMS = Per steamer Acadia hhds
sugar Roman, Olivier &co-3O do v Allain-2O do
"a do E Durrive &co-2O do Augustin u Thibeault
20 do R Brugeir-l4 do Lonnaux-4S bbls mo-
lasses Roman, Olivier &cc-l0 do Braud q Landry
so do G Marianaux-6 do DaSilya &co-l0
order--623 bales cotton Lesceare &co-Total 1873
ihhds sugar lis bbls molasses. , -
4 Rallroaas. 7.
Il Me- VI, JAOhSoN AMI HhEAI NUhIHEkN.
E CANTON, March 80, 1875 bales hay Wins
ton, Morrison &co-20 do B M Lowe &co-6 do NJ
y Smith &co-1O do NJ Harvey &co-lO dc Tharp
y Maddox--0!do NJ Brodwlck-4 rolls leather W
Titterton-l csk bacon Stewart 4 James-1 do
Cooper &co-l3 scks corn do potatoes to Cope
Phelps-25 sacks cotton seed scks corn Ounce
II ky copperas 9 F Hatcher-sundries to order
N. o., OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN,
4 BRASHEAR CITY, March 20. 1892 hhds
sugar Bellocq, Noblom &co-15 SKIS onions L Surle
s-68 beeves "a yearlings 55 calves COWS az hogs
Stock Landing-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
Proceedings

Proceedings
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STATE GoNYENTION.
IN ENGLIsH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed By said Conysn-
both and the CONSTITUTIONS Of the State
a. amended 5!8, Ia Ia
b For sals By .ss S5s ss5
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
}, ARTIFICIAL TEETH-Tho bes,
cheapest and most replete Dental Establitb

Liza Canel street. & ---''srf =
Hs facilities Artificial Teeth are
" any Dentist II the States defyng compel
Persons rspng superior Dentistry ahoud ii ar,
they rely upon the experiences and integrity whch
Dental Science can produces. 3s17 - -
Every Artificial Tosh q saspsssng beeuty which
storing that the features essential to you'll ana
And for asticaon and articua
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily 81
tanned 81 the profession astonishing ali who witness ID
Az IN Dentistry performed with carsand skill ana
iox and ntay by Others Unsk
fully applied and ut mod
EnaIaes prices written
sfleT two nlonths tial their money win b returned
Fnll sets finest finish gums bound !. 800 n n
vulcsnsed equal gold rsm sid 70 81 @
k1l Hets on I8 carat gold base beaufuI form q al n
E4n ss.s a on II caIas gold base from las O
Those redung Artificial Teeth are to cal
ana sxamins bnfoIs engaging elsewhere. s-"5
35 DR. FIELDING, Dental surgeon
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