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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-27
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 81, 1866

must our patriotic soldiers feel who met
the dsunionists oft South on the battle
field and told them they were not out of
the Union and could not go out, fought
it through on that line, gained the VIC
tory, made friends and shook hands
All ranks of the Union army and Union
people rejoiced with exceeding great joy
that the Union was not and could not
be dissolved. But bark There is a
grating sound of discord falling harshly
upon their ears. That same Congress
that urged on these patriotic soldiers in
the long and bloody conflict, by telling
them that they we're fighting to prevent a
dissolution of the Union OF the States,
now turn round and tell these same sol
diers the Union was dissolved, and is dis
solved, that all the States in rebellion we're
and are out of the Union. What right
eous Indignation, | say, must throb in
the heart of every Union soldier and in
every one who lost friend on that field
of blood, and in the heart Of every citi-
zen who has any sense of right and jus
tice about him.
But this is not all Our patriotic, no
BILE President, who staked his life, prop
erty and everything dear to him in this
world upon the issue that the Union
could not and should not be dissolved,
and every officer and soldier who fought
in the noble army of the Union that sup
port him in this view, are branded by
this rump Congress as traitors Good
God what inconsistency and impu-
dence. Who wonld ever have thought
that men of intelligence and ability could
have wrought themselves up to such =
state of fana.icisTi as to act with such
inconsistency and impudence before an
intelligent country and an intelligent
world? But the people will not support
these fanatics. President johnson will
be supported by such an overwhelming
majority that it will be considered unani-
nous. Only let the people meet in 9
National Convention, and this and all
other countries will soon know how Presi-
dent Johnson stands before the people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-27
Are the Negroes Free :

This question may well be asked, in
the light of the acts and practices of the
Freedmen Bureau, as we gather them
from respectable Southern journals. 1t
seems, from the operations of the agents
of this Bureau, that they have assumed
the ownership of the negroes at the
South, and trade them off for consider
atioS-using, or rather abusing, the mil
itary power of the Government to force
them to a compliance with their demands.
1t seems to have grown into regular
system that those agents should first ex-
cite difficulty between the freedman and
his employer, and then, under the plea
that the former has violated his contract,
send him off to other States where the
agent has contract to furnish stipula
ted number of hands at fixed price.
The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle declares
that these long-faced hypocritical ranters
about slavery habitually arrest negroes
about all their cities at the point of the
bayonet--tear them from their families
and old associations-and make con-
tracts to send them TO some distant field
of labor" The same paper says that in
no instance within its knowledge have
the Southern people attempted TO control
the freedmen against their will They
leave them to work when they please
1t continues:
by a law of the State their status, as
free men, has been recognized, and the
right to sue and be sued, to plead aud be
impleaded, to hold and convey property,
to make contracts, to marry, to inherit,
and to will property, to testify IN the
Courts, and to do all other things neces-
sary for their protection as freemen, have
been conferred upon them. Protection
by law has been given to the same extent
as to white people, in the enjoyment OF
person and property, and they are liable
to the same extent for infractions of the
law tried by the same Courts, under the
same code, before the same juries, and
subjected to the same punishments as
whites are This we have done, and not
With this state of facts, who are the
real friends Of the negro2 Who are the
now-the people of the
South, or the Northern representatives Of
" the great party of human freedomY
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-27
Terrible Array Between whites and Negro
Soldiers.

A fatal ARRAY recently occurred near
San Antonio, Texas. Capt Nolen, Of
the 18th regiment of negro cavalry, was
sent, with sixteen men, to arrest bad
character by the name of Porter, who
had killed an old gentleman last August,
and for whose arrest an order had been
issued. A son of the murdered man in
formed Capt Nolen that Porter and his
comradO would be at a neighboring
house, to attend Wedding The Cap
tain went to the house with a squad, en-
tered il, placed his hands on Porter's
shoulder aud ordered him to surrender.
A man then stepped up and shot the
Captain through his wrist. A sergeant
then shot the assailant dead Porter
drew a pistol and shot Capt Nolen in
the breast, near his heart, the ball com
ing out near the shoulder The Captain
then shot Porter dead, aud mortally
wounded two others. By this time the
soldiers had entered the house, where
they drew up in line, and were ready TO
fire into the crowd, when Nolen stopped
them, exhorting them not to kill the
women. Twenty Of the wedding COM
pany were arrested and are under heavy
guard The recovery Of Capt Nolen is
doubtful
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-27
A National Convention.

The St Louis Republican contains
the following call for n National ConTen-
ton:
MR EDITOR: The nation is with Presi-
dent Johnson in his patriotic efforts to
restore the Southern States to their fbr-
mer status in the Union. Let there be
a National Convention Of all the States,
North, South, East and West at some
central point, on Independence Day, the
glorious fourth, TO give national express
sion to the fact Let every political
party favorable to the Presidents policy
be represented-Democrats, Wings, Con
servative Republicans, and SO on. Let
each party in each State call meeting,
give expression to its sentiments, and
appoint delegates to a National COnven-
ton.
The outrageous legislation and incon-
sistency Of the majority Of the present
Congress disgrace the American people
at home and abroad How indignant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-27
ssOO.OOO 90

Cash income, FIR the past year reveals the con
slant and steady progress of this popular cor
poration in the face Of bitter. vindictive, and
illegitimate competition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-27
S4IO.6l3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID during the
year 1865 in very marked and striking man
ner exhibits the solid. substantial. and faithful
service renderei patrons by the Phoenix, as well
as its ability to pass through seasons prolific Of
confagrations,. with honor and profit to those
most interested
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-27
DURING THE YEAR 1865,

SHOULD SUGGEST THE NECESSITY OF
- good insurance TO every man who desires to
protect himself against the loss which follows in
the wake OF fire.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-27

An average annual cash dividend to Stock
holders of fourteen per cent. upon its capital
stock. since its incorporation, portrays the great
success and stability of this eminent Institu-
tion. the superior financial accuracy displayed
in its inves tments, and the important truth that
the management of the PHGNIX is in the
hands of those who know how. successfully, to
couduct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-27
OF THE
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
From the Insurance Department of the
STATE OF NEW YORK.


THE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER TO THE LEGIsiA
TURE:
1.-THE Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford.
one of the most successful Fire Insurance Com
panies Of this or any other country.
Connecticut Companies follow the rules and
practices of the Ktna almost as carefully as If
they were embodied in statute law.
Again, pointing to errors Of practice in
New York companies, the Rtna's successful
management and solid rules are called to their
attention thus:
at still remains more a matter OF wonder
than imitation in the insurance world"
by what subtle alchemy has this corporation
been enabled to turn its full-paid capital into
the rhilosophers stone?
"The extraordinary eveats which have dis
tiuguished its unparalleled financial history"
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giuer 9ntelIigenfe.

OaEseaaEl 80. n. }. q grasl

onEseESE oTTIgE. Ne p gAag srasE1,
Anotber wsr, AZ $1,000 Ag y. : looo
anob weather. i snarvstn5 a,a ~
1870 E eslst sasig ana pgos.ratlagi IS 70
,eo.st,n i.sl's9 sla i'9
s a aaa Y ai,sli susoss upon everything
liz tbe psst three ar fat1r NJ I'll INA sba., .
has tignFa vsrv Ma,
~ 'Ast Ae''te' N.s''Ao ooasist ehey,
Nv Aas.4 H i've fatlo hes 4et down in the
scale Of earthly comfort.
The afriyais vsstera u ,.,ara ,,,o,51arrlt r,oo
pas sate9 fFef steamers inquire 10 the marine
column Ihe departures were rather more nu-
mernus. and the Louis Dor for Red River and fha
gpIsndia Ez2is fsili bsd .,od 49,
ss.a..a ip u iASis"' elu
AAs slsaAhera Starlight and l. D. Hine deferred
thelr deparsare until today, when they viii leave
for Red River and ali intsrr5si;.4. J
.,otaoi, t,,;..-s.. lenulhss az o
N sxsh'hss
Aae 5adge Fletcher and Marnora both laid over
antil today. They aFe Receiving and lava ais
evening Tar fIeroaas sa5 ;t .s Z. go
8os,., 80 = elats lanuihgs.
astols sne AIfigasls yesterday was the louisville
RAeAet ifgnla and ST. Louis mail packet Allan
nc. They both leave again to- day. tbe former a.
l0otclaek MI 4oar,..5. ], - oitiei a.
abja avsn;n,, o'nN Wy iassef as O'Clock
T.s af;a,ts
arrived yesterday With splendid tFin hains III,
of passengers and with lg5s haiaa u 49,. nj
Frolio is reee;zin,y .,I t. y sotsoH' me
49, 80. 9s' '''1e 1ssNgs pa her return trip
80 q. sesusaay.
Ne return cur thanks for favors to tbe nfRcars
o. steamers atlantic; Virginia Ona Frolie.
~ telegram dated YieksbuTsr Nav . -
Messrs Stevenson y Douglas, M iearS9 sbst' ~
faYoTte New Orleans and ST. Louis naejlf f y sae
Ames Capt Thos T. Crawford ha 49, els Iis II
point she will arrive in mort this essasis tllas
leaves again on her return trin n,,3t w y sla
Passengers wishing 10 engage passe,s @
steamer can do 50 nv annlying III ~ " WIS me
Front street. ~ ssSaSsi \ o.
Memoranda steamer Atlantic ian q. =
On the 2stl April. IN sort and hanna I'm r. 1oS'
leans fda Handy and Henry A4es.f MAJ 1sn ~ VI
AT Chester LADY, cav at I9yTe, Tssaas ~
Deviis island i5eff 1lairo II, iii a7tb 0s gl
tinental at Island Is, Imnlnary and M,nss, y
Napoleon Baltic at ChoctaV Bend Harg n NJ,
syth at Gainess Landing Olive Branch ana Moosyt
al Yicksburg. p. iii. gtrader al Baton Rance
At recent meetine Of the stoelsboideTs ~ n
PEOPLES Line held Ia I,o,lisyile a few days si,
the Following gentiemen we're chosen Iirestors u
ehe ensuing year: Jesse *. Bell, j. i. Moore j I
Ford, Il. q. Durham, Arthur Peter, David GibsoI
4. g. Gaylord and b h. Davidson. Blessrs. ali
son and Davidson left for Louisville last NIGHT /
attend the first meeting oil The new board Cant
aSam, HidFeth is commanding the United STATE
mail packet Major Anderson during TIE absence .
s3apt. Frank Carter. who Is absent on d huntin,
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81. CHARLES H0TEI-Mrs Stevens end child
Bioekruan, Mobile; j @ Runbrough, Memphis
al fl Hough; N L Gravel, N I; HB Everett, city;
r a Lee, C FL Lee, city; ] Nicholson, L Herzog,
Southern, w Coppock, Miss; Il Wires, a
] Heath, Gail; Col D Gribbon, S L a; W But
Ter; @ Il Erwin, Tenn; q q Barker, Montgomery;
% p Bib. m e. g DE pedua, Paris; ] s McCieI-
Ian, N Z; II A D ApplaRhite Va; G SW Titeomb,
city; Cutler and wife. Mobile; ] P r Polk, Viii
mington, Delaware; L I Sheriff., N Y; Z w Pur-
city; ] L Erisbie, Louisville; Rombaner, Mad
ison, Ela. Gibbs aud vile, Galveston, n Bartelo,
MARSHALL
CITY H04EIs-A c Ware, city; " n Smith,
Berwick City; Smith, Covington, La; See
hes, Galveston; ] s Kendall, Shreveport; Gold
saith Mobile; q Kapp San Antonio; G Bunson,
ST Louis; Il II Bell eitys Dll Fowle, TerTebonne
John Johnston, Point Coupee; . II Norwood, JAS
per, Tex; 4 D Day, Summit, Hiss; ] III Sihes, L I
Barres, John Atkinson, and family, Hiss; John
SOD, Galveston; G Taylor ard wife, city; c Noise
and family; d Cohen, hiss; G IanGhTneyer; S DAILY
and wife, Havana; L Vickers, DR. Caldwell, Ring
gold, La; Z Madden, q Pratt, A q Bailey, La; o
G Howe Mobile: A r Lee and wife Z II Annie
ley, Tex; p Hubbard, Gin; Miss Martin, Va; J
CFonan, Tenn; B Hand, A p Hand and wife Ia.
ST JAMES HOTEL Blom; j Fitzgerald,
Fairfield, Vt; z Demon, Charleston, Mo; Mrs A
Goodwin do; H Fl Anstin, Miss; w Caldwell, Tex;
a A Burke, Lake Providence; 4 B Thompson,
Houston; " W Iiadell CarfOllton, Miss; NJ NJ Lid
del, do; R johnson, Miss; VIM Archer, do; w
shersrd, Raymond; Miss nj A Hughes Natchez;
u Hughes DO; ] w Dunnington, Miss; d q Tool
and wife, Homer, La; G Williams, Texas; G d Nc
LELAND Miss; ] H steinmetz, Mobile; P O vim;
J U Fickerss La; DIR CALDWELL do; H Wollom,
Ark; Mrs n s Van Nastrand, n Z; w Fellowes,
gsmaens Mrs Gilbert, Louisville; a G Hancock,
LynGhharg; Capt = 8 G Rhodes, Miss
Sc LOUIS H0fEI-AIrs " Porter, Attakapas;
Miss A Porter, do; + BWalton, Tenn; Ii G Hitch
cock and wife, Halifax, vs.; Frank Hitchcock, do:
. Bothell city; ? II Drake, N Y; 81 Smith, do; Ii
Bates, Boston.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown to land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton, and signing bills of fading
here at through Of freight hence to st. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
aOthenburg and Hayrs
Storage passenger tickets granted by this line to bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to Now Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The anal of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills OF lading by the holder of the bill
of ladng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
Mt Liverpool thus aaordng this importer the choice of
markets.
THE BRITIsH AND AMERI0AN STEAM
Navigation Company 1med, will dispatch the following fun
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW oRLEANs DIEEoT,
Sailing rom LIVERPOOL sgsry alternate Tuesday, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY
15zl tons p Jau,sou Captain
tons nd Campbell Captain
FLoRIDA.....,......Is 1857 A. Finn Captain,
MISSOURI. 1854 tons "A HANCOCK Captain
ARKANSAS. tona II Barron Captain.
tons. VIM. L. Meansy, Capt
CAROLINA. .I6ll tons j. Harby eaptaia
BoLIYIAN....... 1913 tons. H P. P Couche Capti
Cabin Passage Liverpool 525 gold or it's equivalent in
currency,
For rates Of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsEEW 4 CO.. Al Carondslet street.
copsgnees goods respectfully desired to present their
Bills OF Ladng at the Office pay their freight obtain
livery orders for the sanie.
sFbR IYVERPoor sq1r,r7 p ct, o &c on seo GRIP
RENCY.
To sail on SATURDAY, May Eth, atsAM
FOR LaYEEPOOL-THE SPLENDID STEAM
ship
Bolivian.
Cargo is now being received at the Companys Wharf
Third District for the above steamer sailing punctualy
SATURDAY, the 18th of May, az o'clock A. NJ and be
followed by the BRAZILIAN Saturday the 18th May
Cabin passage to Liverpool Sl25 gold its equivalent
in U. s. Currency.
For freight or passage, applyto
HUNTER, AsKEw s CO., Al 0arOndeles street
INSURANCE by these dOnO In London at ONE
PER oENT and policies granted here shippers
So Bills OF lading for this Company (which only
,gnedD VIII be had at the Agents Office as above.
The ALABAMA VIII sail on WEDNESDAY, "a May
FOR Observation-Disclosures LINE.
a
To sail on SATURDAY. May 5tb,. at O'Clock A N
FOE LIVERPOOL TIE MAGNIFICENT A
lst sailing steamship
ConeOrdla,
WINTHROP SEARS, osusnandcr
TnI lesva rs above, from Post A. Fourth District.
0sSin Passage, sl25 in Gold.
stss5age e.. ,...,,,.,.,,,..,,. SO Currency.
F0F'isAe Or passage having splendid accommodations for
l'a and ''ossaFa passenssrs, sppiy to
cRERyy, moKRRsov CO.. +
Corner oafoadaiss and araYsr strasls !
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Exports Yesterdny.

AvANA-Steamship Winchester-280 ties lard
do hams 100 bbls talow 20 bbls oil 1000 SKIS corn
and sundTies
PENSAC0LA-Staamship N p Banks-3OO SKIS
corn and sundries
PENSA00LA-Sohr Forida--I60 bbls -four IS
bbls pork 10 bbls whisky 20 bbls potatoes 4 bbls
molasses SEQ SKIS corn 40 SKIS oats and sundries
GALYEST0N-S Steamship Texas-lO9 bales1hay
MOBILE Steamer Benett-2O bbls whiskyNud
hhds sugar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-03

Brig Griffin, Boudillier, from New Orleans for
Liverpool, was lost off Flores. Crew saved.
81 bark Thos Killam, Paine, from Antwerp, LIST
March, for New York, was fallen in with March so
in sinking condition with 10 feet of water in her
hold, having sprung leak on the 25th, in latitude
As longitude ST. Grew saved and landed at st
Pierre Minquolon, by FIR brig Tour de Malakofi
The K registered 500 TONS and was built at Var
mouth N S, in 1856, from which port she hailed.
The crew of bark Fl 2 Spearing, from Galveston
for Liverpool, totally destroyed by fire in latitude
46, longitude SO, were rescued by the FIR brig EN-
ma, and landed at st Pierre, Martinique.
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Thf Ganrts.
Gases Set for Trial rhis Day
srcoNr prsrnlcT oouRr.


Suppression ofJames speake--Dufour.
Succession Of Michael Glossen-Morel. Brown
Breaux.
rnrRp prsraIoT COURT.
J.N.&W. r. Gerard vs.. r. B. Campbell. En-
merson 4 Graz. Lacey.
D. Eude VS.. j. o. Bailey.
]. s. Wallis vs. A. Z. Male ct. als,-Bayne
Race, Foster & Merrick.
o. Galogne vs., l.. Leroy Train. Robert. i,
Mrs. Demarest vs., D. Melville Mcconnell, y
q. Bradford. Ogden Strawbridge, BTeanX.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
r. Sample VS.. o. p. Robinsou--HarFiscn y HUN
ton, Field a Shackleford Graham, narbss
]. d. Juillard vs.. Philibsrt hog"y
Henry c. Post vs.. WIN. i. & chas, HOdses-De-
gray 4; 4 II Iag u f. h VIM. r. Charles
Tr1xton lowell vs Anguste Boan ct ais
Kqontz Gsfks IA. Bs n ehas. n Hatoher-phil
ups Z he AIIen e. NJ N Wood Elmore q King
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT,
1.s psgnaU Is. Crescent Mutual Insurance
sva,.asgg Geo u. Bright Ne. NJ. Cohen.
Jaba LYNN rs. n. Lewenthall- blanchard. Lem
ISL s SSs'5'i MAR VS.. E T. Parker-semmes Mott.
Hunt Denegre.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
J. r. MORGAN va. P. Dumagene- Tissot, Roselius
d Phillips. Gastera
i. Hennen vs.. Galpin- plaintiff, p. p. Whita-
A' GriefT B ByTnes VI. A. Pinski-Durant & Hornor
whitaker, Fellows q Mills.
Theo. Stein vs.. Fasnacht Brothers Tissot.
Schmidt.
a. 81 Brown vs.. A. DaVidson-Belden 4 Fuse.
her. Lacey.
Steamboat Gov Sharkey, ct ais. vs.. Thornhill &
Riohardson- Saucier & Michinard. Mari & Foute
Joseph Willis vs. d. Hainshon-Hays & Adams.
NnGnnnell
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RUATAN--Br schr Gazelle-.4OoO cocoa-nuts
$4,000 plantains 500 punches bananas 1900 pine
apples bbls lines 7 Smaller ir
GALYESTON-Stea Texas-l60 head cat
tie to Halves g. Bowen
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gtarine gnteIIi9eltte.

OhkolkhR OFttGE, NO. 81 DAAfP STEENr,
Thursday, May 3, 1856,
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Winchester, Gregory, for Havana,
Steamship Banks Pepper for Pensao oR cru
Steamship Texas, Lockwood for ta p%ss Bowen
Steamer Benefit, English for arob; aawes Bowen
natA 1onn Curtis Sylvester, for Havana in ballast
brig Cen Lee Fairbanks for M h9as p Ba bs
schr Baby. Philips for Maaaaa snR R S., Etespae
sohr Florida Adams for Pensacola RIVERS s Ely
Arrived yesterday.
Steamship al5. TeSas Lockwood srOm Galveston to
Br sehr Gazelle Webster, 6 days from Ruatan n
Y shailer jr2d district % y
STEAMBOATS,.
Virginia, Young, from Louisville.
Atlantic, phonassOn, from st Louis.
Frolic, Compere, from Minden.
Nina Simns, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
ReIow-Oomine Up.
Bark WapeIIa, Orr, from Liverpool, 28d Feb, to
Lowell s. Bailey
Bark Ant0inette Lornetta. from IiyarnooI 2etb
Feb
suhr Dictator, ---. from -
Snip Telegraph, Pheian, from Liverpool, with 1900
TONS coal to q Fairclough eco
8afk Constant, from 49,.
saF4 Arthur ! h Briggs from Messna, with fruit to
se1S Siss,, Wtisa@son, Yiqqes, from 10 RIM
A. Quarantine.
bow al eapaFge
steamship SsVaunnb Dsusrt So, x4
p 0ourtss Ny si-a' y
geamship Gen Is Norman. pspalA.o, go rr
10 lsrega acc. ''s''4
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Reeelpts Of Produce Yesterday.

| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Virginia-100 bbls meal
| 80 do grits McFarlan, Straight &eo-2 bbls oil B
Segar-2 do A Wang-8 bhls pork IS do preserves
| to Orders bbls whisky W J Goodman Or scale
Speed. Summers &cO-l6 hhds tobacco L Gunther
IL ties lard Is esks bacon l6 do hams to West l.
Nettleton-6 do Is csks bacon 30 ties lard 1872 SKIS
corn7 bbls eggs P S DuSouchet &co-I8 bbls eggs
J Bentz-l0 do J Leehner-36 do Smiths do to
| F DelBondio-3 cases mustard G Morris-2 do to
| Fatjo, Marks &co-50 pkgs mdse D VEST do to
Huntington Bros do Bullitt-2 do NJ ] Smith &
coo dol Chaffe Il Bros do 0ber, Atwater &co
l45 pkgs iron Champlin & Arrington-50 bxs drugs
Barnes Ward 10000 bbls pork s Wallis &eo-
200 do Grief d Byrnes-l00 do S HI Kennedy Eco
43 rolls leather 7 Schorr-456 bars iron Southern
Dry DoeB-9 pkgs stoves L III Merritt do to A
Wiesman--4 do j n Campman-l00 coils rope to
Stone & Murphy-1l bbls seed Summers, Brandus
&eo-S0 do pes castings to Worthington-I
thresher reaper separator ! hid iron pkgs of
mdse H ] Phelps &co-2 pkgs tobacco p Beling-
o bXs tobacco S HeTnsheim-2 do Aston & Four
nier-l bXs mdse P H Foley-25 do B Soarie--1
reaper w Averatt-2025 SKIS corn w Gosee-
90 pkgs paper Stevens & SeYnour-l3 pkrs stoves
% pkgs mdse doz brooms Ellis Il Chamberin-7
believes Bostick d Seymour-l65 bdls chairs to
7 H & M Allen-6 ploWs l bdI scraper / sweep
Shannon, Lewis &co-4 hhds tobacco bales cot
ton Blakemore, Woodbridge &co-l do Given Watt
Sco-2O do to Wilson & Young-1 hhds tobacco to
r Fl Fraser-30 bbls -four Wood, Low & Ludwig
son--l253 SKIS corn Fairchild, Verhoeff & Bingham
bbls flour II bbls whisky pkgs mdse bx do to
Brooks 81 MaCdonald-5 pkgs mdse to Kirkpatrick
Nevns &co-4 do Dbl chalk and [ Dbl spirits to
Symonds, Courtney &Go-25 bbls whisky ties of
hams Hewett Norton &co-ll8 bbls potatoes do
eggs King Bros-30 do ht-bbls cheese P G ORR
ley-5 do III bbls eggs kegs lard ] kegs butter to
Schneider & zuberbier-l2 hhds tobacco 20 bbls of
whisky ID bbls eggs Howard, Preston & Barrett
do S M Barton &co-50 ties hams 100 ties bacon
80 csks bacon 1000 bbls pork 26 bbls whisky Mar
tin, Dolhonde s Cobb-sundries TO order--Total
rs bales cotton 80 hhds tobacco
ST L0UIS-Steamer Atlantic-92 bales cotton
Taber y Doswell-g59 SKIS corn to order-32 bbls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-03

Baltimore, April 20 Cleared, steamship Cuba,
for New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-03

Liverpool, April l4-Arrived, steamship Brazil
ian and bark Atlanta, from New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-03
LAFOURCHE.

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TWICE WEEK az AZ
Leaves every TUESDAY az p A.. and every SATURDAY
at 10 A. " 'Ai
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