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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
NOTICE

4 PETITION win be presented to the
~ Commissioners of Gallia county at then
December session, 1896, praying for the es-
tablishmentof an alteration of the Harris sburg
and Gallipolis and the Wilksville and CALI
polls roads-as follows: Commencing Al the
point where the road leading from Rodney to
the Harrisburg and Gallipolis road formerly
intersected said Harrisburg and GEllipolis
road, thence around the Detalente Eill, on the
upper SIDE thereof, to interseet said Callipolis
and Harrisburg read near the foot Of said
hill; thence along said road TO the land owned
by the heirs Of Harvey Mccormick deceased,
to where the line between said Mccormick
heirs and that Of Anderson Neal crosses said
Harrisburg and Gsllipolis road; thence TO the
Northwest corner OF Charles ID. Bailey's land
in Section No. ~. in Green township; thence
along the line between the lands OF said
Charles u. Bailey and James Womeldorff as
near as q good road can be made; thence to
the line diyi'ing the lands of John Z. Mills
and James Mills, in Section No. 8, in said
Green township; thence along said dividing
line TO the creek, as near as a good road eau be
built; thence across the land of James N.
Mills in said Section No. 6, to the new bridge
over Chieamauga creek; thence across said
bridge; thence the nearest and best route
through the bottcm to the new bridge across
little Chiekamauga on the land Of John
Rodgers; thence the nearest and hest route TO
Gallipols, and that the old rOad may he va
Gated according to law. A PETITIONER.
Nov. 2, 1866.
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~Great reduction in Photographs
and Ambrotypes at HovER's,-in N.
p. Fenner's block.
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HOYER,S
$500,

Gallery is the place
to get all kinds of Pictures, unsur-
passed for beauty, tone and finish.
Price-only $500 per dozen. Fen
ner's Block Public, Square.
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WY NEW STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND
LEATHER.

GALLIPOLIS,
ARd having been purchased during the lat
Ter part OF March, when goods were at their
LOWEST FIGURES,
/ am prepared to accommodate
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
on far more favorable terms than can be .f-
forded by establishments addicted TO chronic
hard blowing, and are not confined strictly to
the truth.
Ny stock was purchased at exceedingly
LOW RATES,
and defy any Shoe Establishment in South
erR Ohio 20 sell on as reasonable terms.
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR
/ have every variety of
BOOTS AND SHOES
that the market can produce, and all goods
are WARRANTED as represented.
FOR THE LADIES
I have purchased the finest and most FASH
ionabls assortment of
SHOES, SLIPPERS, CATERS, BUsRINs.
BALM0RALS, &c., &C.,
ever seen in this market, and no lady can fail
TO be pleased with the selections.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
in endless variety. which beggars all de-
seription.
Having secured the services OF one Of the
most competent workmen in Ohio to conduct
the MASUFACTuRNG DEPARTMENT, which, to-
gether with my facilities for turning out first
class Custom Work, enables me to afofd
work Cheaper and Better than any house in
Ohio.
JOHN DAGES.
April II, '6e-tf.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,

A CARD.
HAVING sold 20 ADAM CLING. Of this
HI city, one half Of the Buckeye Foundry
and Machine Shop, ] embrace this manner Of
expressing my eincercthaaks to Che eommu-
nifty at large, for their very liberal patronage
they have given me in the past, and would
respectfully ask that the same be extended to
Hill & King, in the future.
THOS. HILL.
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Sorghum, MoIasses.

WILL sell sorgham Molssses on eomnis-
sion. JNO 4. ROBINSON. :
Sept q. 1856
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Rice.


EuFTY barrels Of seorched or soured Sor-
IL ghum molasses wanted by
0.& A. HENKIN9.
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CLOSING OUT
Regardless of Cost,
NJ. EMSHEIMER & BRO,
COITPT cTPEET

COURT STREET.
WE are now selling of our entire stock OF
DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, for the pur-
pose of closing out. We will sell the com
plete stock before the first day Of December,
if We ,ose 80 per cent.
So comeright along. everybody, who wish
ANYTHING in our line. Cloaks and Shawls
can be bought 50 per cent cheaper than at
any other house in the city; and all articles
Of Clothing at nearly the same saeriiee.
No humbug, come and see NIKE before the
GOODS are all sold. .nd procure bargains.
Oct II, 1866.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. j. A. Van Week
Teeth or-Gunls.

Respectfully tenders his services to the
citizens Of Gallipolis and vicinity, in all
matters relating 10 diseases Of the
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DIR. CHAUSSIER,S
f. vi p r Il s s
\ FRENCH PREP
AVIATION
FOR THE HAIR.

IL is not 4 DYE. but
will restore Gray or
Fadei Hair 10 itS
original color in ONE
, W WEEk;cures L all
Diseases OF the Scalp.
re moves DanslTun
'and all irritation ;
prevents Hair from
falling OF from ANY
" AT 81 compeis
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hhaeeeis iti%dus W oiscores oi tue
Teeth or Gums.
IN filling Teeth little or no pain viii be ex-
Il perenced, and the process Of decay viii be
arrested; whereas, ifthis Preeautioni is neglect
ed, those valuable organs must be lost, in
addition to the pain Of Tooth-aehe, Swollen
Face and offensive breath, thereby. giving to
the youthful counteDanee the appArance of
premature old age.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-28

w EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
w foot Of MARKET Street Upper Ferry,
n.encng mon DAY, September "A 1856
LEAVE PHI LADkLPHIA AS FOLLOWS:
For BIageton, Salem, Mnlyle, and all intermediate
For Woodbury., & \. NJ 390P. NJ. and p. M.
For Cape Nav, at $3.50 p. NJ
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
Woodbury. at 7l5 A, NJ, & 40 A, NJ, and 4'54 M.
BTdgetOn at % A. NJ. and 80 +. Nj. Freight 30
Pm.
Salem at 6 so A. NJ. and 3O5 p. NJ. Freight 545 p NJ
M1vIlle at 665 A. M , and 30S p. NJ. Freight, $40
T. NJ,
Cape May at IL As A. NJ. Pa senger and Freight.
Freight wIll be received at Second Covered Wharf
below Walnut street. from 100 a. NJ until 900 p. NJ,
hat received before 90 A NJ will 90 through the same
day. - 80. -
925 j. VAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent.
CAPE MAY RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Notice is hereby gwen, that the present arrange
rent OF the Trains 10 and from Cape May will be
CON TINUED, viz Leave Phi adelphia al 3 +. M,
and Cape 10 and at A. M daily.
j. NAh RENSs ELEAR, Superintendent:
September 3, 1866. 0Su
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inc difference of price between the ouotations
on on t the tday the shares were sold ''tGi and that
S,o.N On w9lcn . they are delivered Let us snn.
P0mse Pm tnat' on the frst OF March Mr. s-oifPn
sells % hundred bank SHARES at 6i4 pre@jno, iSn
tn SInltn has not, and never had these bnn6rej
Sniares, SiHn, put he is bound TO deliver them on a
gIVeh Gay. say the l4th of the same montb If
ne can IN the meantime procure these shares at,
cay say %iU premium he will be the gamer of ca
per per snare, ilt or make f4OO without putting his
AN unu ~ ms ms pocket But it, on the other hand
1IiC ana smith cannot buy them for say gl8 pre-.
iinlulh io u Is very easy TO see that he will be a
I1He1 Saod 10 me amount OF "a per share, or
54OO on the TRANSACTION. 1t being, therefore
smiths interest to procure these shares as low
as possible, he does his best to run down their
value" Everybody knows how unscrupulouslv
ana disastrously this practice was adopted
during last May and June. The stockholders
are more than half responsible for the failure
OF Overend, Gurney & Company, and or. all
the other incidents Of the panic of 1sG6-LOn
don SOCietg TOr SeDfenibPy.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

" INSURANCE COMPRNlES
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COGpENY.
oFFICL. Nc H5 AIN UT5 rEIgET. PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL PAID IN. IN CASH, s2o0'e'
lhis compai continues to write on trs tied nsi' O't
IIS cap'ia'' With good surplus is shieV
7Ol
Losses by Gre nave Decn promptly pH'u' " 'oi' i"n
g5OO,OOO
Usburscd on tris account within d tne pastiew yeats
Fol tie present the ounce o' 'niS company WI"
IA" %m " h15 WALNUT STREET,
But within a few months viii remove to It's OWN
\. =. CoRN Err SEVENTH AND CHEsNUT STREETS.
Tben as now shall be happyto insure our patronsa
such rates as are consistent with safety
DmECTOHs
FHRM42 FHTMAS SsfH4EFIPSRp LEfP 3 II gRHch II sHEr1
j8FS j8HS E T9isqiiorN 56sEE H5SEY kSSSFT
- THOMAS CRAVEN, President
JAMES D. ALVORD, Secretary. ll9S
TJRe4IpENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
/ ~-QF PHILADELPHIA
NJ Ibng lSg.S % s SoURTH Iy6 s Street @ TOO,
CAPITAL $3.50 900, PAID IN.
% year Premiums, NOn-tOueiture.
deceSse, by Yearly 'Premiums, or 10 year Premiums
both sos \ on forfeiture.
4dm Fo es stsn'fgR GRTeH III EnSo%ments
This Con WO1lC giving insured the security
OF paid up ca lta will diviOe the entire profits of h5
Lie business among Its Policy holders.
MONEYS received at Interest, and paid on demand.
Authorized BY charter TO execute trusts, and actu
Executor or Administrator, Assignee Guardian, an
Court OF this commonwealth or of any person per-
sons, or bodies polite or corporate.
SAMUEL r. SIMPLIFY, ,RICHARD CADBURY,
JLREMlAl HACKER, HENRY HAlNES,
JOSHUA II. MORRIS, r WISTAR BRO RE,
IA i'' NJ IAARLEs F CoFFIS
President ACtuary
THOMAS WISTAR, 81. D., j. B. T0WNSE ID,
7HS MeGicG Examiner, Legal ADVISER
INIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIyELY:-THE
II PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANN-lnCOrpOrated lS25-Charter Perpetual NO. 5lO
WALNUT Street, opposite Independence Square
This Company, favUrably known TO the community
forty years continue to insure against loss or
damage by ire Public or Private Bu dinss either
Stocks Goods and Merchandise generally, on liberal
terms -, n,
invested in the most careful manner. which ensbles
them offer the insured undOubcd security in the
OF loss.
DIRECTORS.
Daniel smith Jr. John Devercux,
Alexander BeusOn Thomas smith,
Isaac IazlchUrst Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robbins j. Gillngham Fell,
Daniel HaddoCk Jr
DANIFL SMITH, JR President.
WILLIAM G. CROwELL, Secretary. 33OS
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u W z GieN a.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY 3 CoWDEN 4,
DICyg a & Q ~
4 ~ all princjvai Druggists and Dealers.
. l. A d N Il w S
FOR THE UNFoRTUNATE.

PON AuEs NNtOhiONAIE.
BELLiS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
sre warranted in all Tor the SPEEDY aud PAM
EENT CULE OF oil diseases arising from youth
rhysiCa and Nervous debility etc etc,
NO GHANGE OF DIET Is NEGESSARY.
They used without de eciiOn, and never fail to
eject Cure, II used according 10 instructions
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C0RL

IF YOU WANT PERFECT SATISFACTION
i in every respect, buy the celebrated PRESTON
COAL Egg and Stove sizes at 81 25 per ton Also, the
genuine EAGLE VEIN COAL same sizes, same price,
and very fine quality of LEBIGH Egg and Stove, at
ssUOper ton. keep nothing but the best. Orders re-
ceiVet at No, ll4 South THIRD Street. 6A
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BELL'S TOXIC PILLS

Are recommended as the Effcacious Rejuvenatng
ana lHviiUrGtng Remedy IN the wOr d.
Package rice Five Dollars, viii last month, suS
Is EeIeral.y sufficient
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In eNreme cases Of DeLlity.

In extreme cases of Debility,
ks4D.A4L'S EXIh42kNEL. REMEDY,
Price 1wo Dollars, sufficient tor month can be use
TO good advantage.
1t piNcs strength to the system and with the PIlA
will effect a complete RestOI alton.
y amphlet o 100 pages, ON the ERRORS OF YOUTH,
designed as Lecture and eau ion to Noung Men, sent
tree Ten Gents required to pay postage.
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RELL,S SFECIFIC pIT.Ia.

Price One Dollar per Fox, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
larsi nlsO. L6lge Boxes. containing Four small,
Price Three Dollars
From four TO six boxes genera required to cure
ordinary cases though benefit is derived lrom using
SINGLE box
In Chrome Cases, where Nervous Prostration has
affected the system,
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MEDICAL.


WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP,
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
No. 77I South THIRD Street,
Ertce sl'OO per tile $3.50 TOR hal,a.dozel.
he undersigned citizens lake pleasure in cheer,u
coughs cods, consumpton whooping-cougb spottea
INF gmnao sd s9S in in the breast oroncbds,
e'St .le tSShW,tGy should DC Ia every family
Guar IT. GTafGa@a S"nGay Sr isrcsyS ilTss S'sS 6I:o
2wG. %isa s2len p. to+ tgssg ssSsS CiSS "a Pros,
grsr WiiIh @ ~ o1 SSfPSntSr fi[c alarm and Police ole-
Randolph Front and ombard streea
James W. w. teT3e ~ - No ll2s Charles street.
gGbn 5ho TGoG@Gs So,gSss 10 l0] sds ETHkIin street
I. {. Marco, No. 6zG Franklin street.
ohR u .fy%qq5 6a%sl6 Ss Fl S5sf fFS%5stoel i@ss
u. g. artott No. 527 s. econd street
L, Rates No 500 Arch street
Aa ca a9FI Sa 10 II M Il sanso@ SSSSnq s45S Ss5Sst
i NJ. sTihy 10. l 9 l. Tefn s aley
George WI son NO. 2J6 Race sttee'.
NJ j. 6assctS, 10, 10 Gsna street street '1V0'
s. -eymqur Rose Bus,leion-
h .. We ing on, >,oond and Quarry stree
v liam barns No 6i5 south front rect
cir iefnnis rear q No ia Eorh second street.
hr :. thoate Newark l'ei,
Dr. Ttdopg Il. TrqArs-
SHAUl tO which we have already E0ld considerable
GGa2ues Gs most cEeeeat q. and einGaci9Ts % remedy
sUhmitlCig the public. AZ gratifying act TO suffering
bUu unity We vii ChceTu lv recommend prepare
ton TO A. afflicted with Diseases which Il Is designed to
Nrurs, etc,
DiLKS & SON DfuggIsts
n, T.. cOruor Pine aud Sixth streebA1
For % GlSOat
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY & COWDENs
DICyI q { Q -.
nd AL princivai Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave urner to say th,t
ne Is UCpafeo TO fiji orders and forward the Syrup 10
any part o he COunr Persons desiring other inot
ne Ion tJ oil will ncOse posaVe siRmp answers
vii lie returned as the exigenceS OF business
will admit Address
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT
$40 No Ill X. THIRD sIcet Phi sdeipbia Pa
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sAMARITAN's GIFT {,

FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM INDIS-
CRETIONS.
Contains no Mineral, no Dalsam, no Mercury,
Oaty Ten P1JS to be Taken 10 Effect a Oaye.
They entitey vegetable having no smell or any
imp easant taste, and Will not any way iDure tho
stomach or bowels the most delicate
Cues in from to tOur da and recent cases in
"tWentV- four hours
sent by mai Price, Male packages, %. Fema c. s3
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
The Great Blood Purifier, and Remedy Tor
ScTOt1dG U,CeIS, Sores. spots, letters .ScdteS
BOaS Etc.
For the above complaints the samaritons Root and
Herb Juices is the most potent and ellectual remedy
ever prescribed II reaches and eradcates every
tic the Venereal poison. Wiz remove every vestige
OF impartics iIom the system well as all the bad
effects OF mercury. Price %'25 per bOtte
SAMARIrAN'S WASH
is used in conjunction with the Root and Juices.
Full directions Price, Is cents
The Cd sCkening and disgusting drugs have to give
AM FO~II We CURE
So by DEMAs BARNES CO., No. 2l PARK ROW,
DIES MoSD & CO., PrOprletOrs No. .9l5RACE street
IhiGde phia. is
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II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMRDms
OF your Druggist, take no other but send the money
Inn a
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DIR. JAMES BRYAN Consulting Physician,
No 80 BROADWAY New York
And you will receive them by OF mail post pad
and fee from observation.
For sale by DYOTT q Co., No. 232 N. SECOND
street 8uS
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I yENNSELNANIA CENTRAL RAILROADS
SUNNI Err ARIA ~ CEMENT.
The Trains o. tie Pennsl wanna Central Railroad
leave tie Depot AT thirty FIRST and Market streets
which is reached by the cars the Market street Pas
seDger Railway, running 10 and from the Depot The
last car leaves Front street about 81 minutes prior
10 the departure Of each II ain. -
on Sundays-Cars leave EleVen'h h and Marker
streets before the departure of each Trains
Mann's Baggage EApress VIII ca for and deliver
6si i hesput street, viii receive attention,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
Reeeipts by RaiIroads.

N. o., j. Il G. N. R. R.-~0ct 1875 bales of
cotton Prtehard-S do Rosser, Prothro Gco-5
Jno Williams & Son-10 W B Tulls-3 do j 81 G
Gromwell-1 Green, 0glesby &co-4 Lacey, Ter
ry &co-4 Fl McColl--20 Carroll, Hoy &eo-50 do
Payne, Huntington &co-I9 Fl 4 j NJ Allen-4
Boyd, Coleman & Graham Is ] r Powel-9 do
Britton, Moore g. Bragg--35 Jno I Hardie &co-3
M j zuntz &oo-10 ThornhilI & Richardson-9 do
Harvey, Mcmahon &co--3 porain, McRea &co--5
l. Lee tSco-30 S H Ably &co--l9 ] Watt &co--
NJ Smith &co-S Parham & Blunt-3 Geo P Nc
Leans Alcus, Scherck 4 Autey-l7 R L Walker
6 J P Harrison & Son--5 Roberts, Longstreet
Owen &co-5 Pinckard & Steele--6 ] B Gribble-
81 Summers & Brannns-5 Given, Watts &co-3
Merritt, Dunham, Mckinneli Eco--35 N Hillar 4
cole Warren, Crawford &oo--12 Block Il BIO
Barrett Il LeSassier-13 Friedlander Il Gerson-
4Randall &eo-2 II Allison &co-4 Flower & Macs
Bower & Garner--5 Hamilton & Dunnca-3 R
Lloyd--2 R K Walker &co-5 Kahn, Adler Geo
A Miltenherger &co-32 900 feet lumber to 2 NJ
Pike-ls, 800 do to Eager & Elleman-l3, 500 do to
Baker q Adams--lot furniture G Bredow-do to
] Burckett--l car hoop poles Barrett u lie Sassier
sundries to order-Total 55T bales cotton
N. o., O. i G. W. e. R.-0ct 1S-l9 bales of
cotton Schroeder & Schreiber-ll do Dupre 4 Gre
venberg-15 Martin, Dolhonde & Cobb--l0 do to
R Hare-2 Roman Olivier-1 Fatjo, Marks &co
McFarlan, Straight &co- Lapene Il Ferre-5
j H Carter Hunt & Macaulay-2 do J E Carlin
SKIS seed cotton Rosser Prothro &co-l9 do and
lot eggs NJ Iabusquere-2 hhds sugar j Adams
&co--ll bbls rice lot eggs L Surle-7l00 feet of
lumber P Andons-6 bxs eggs 2 bbls pecans and
bdls hides L Terebonne-50 do ] l. Couret-l3
do l5 bales moss IL hf-bales moss to Montague &
Carloss-sundres to order-Total 70 bales cotton
27 SKIS seed cotton 2 hhds sugar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
T0WBOATS,
F. LINE

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE,WHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoATs:
Achilles, sideBbee, Capt BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side.wheel, CAPT. LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sde-whee, CAPT. LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller CAPT, WARREN.
Wabash, Propeller, CAPT. MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT, sTURTEvANT.
WieacO, Propeller CAPT FALLETT.
Tecumseh, Propeller, CAPT, soHELLENGER.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT. CooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT AyERILh
The Achilles having large deck capacity well adapted for
lightcring outside the Bar.
The Wabash Norman aud Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines and Paps capable of throwing lowest speed
$500 gallons of water per minute
The number and el'known of these boats demon
strated last season. unnecessary delay
will occur at the Bar.
For terms Of owags sheraga of pumps apply tc
| EDw. A. YoeKE CO..
s8 Poydras street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

Jonas & EggIeston-l do 1 surle-5 DO II bxs Of
eggs SKIS potatoes L Terrebonne-l1 do G Fran
cess bxs eggs F Cherot-2 do ] B Gerard-sun.
dries to order-Total IS bales cotton 27 SKIS seed
cotton
FORT JACKsoN-steamer A G Brownies
SKIS rice Martin-22 do A D Salyant-lI bbls of
rice David--lO do 6 SIX seed cotton Jas Urquhart
is SKIS seed cotton j Murison eco 80 Hy Tete
20 do to j W Burbridge &co-sundries to order
Total S3 SKIS seed cotton
QUARANTINE ESTATI0N-Steamer Live Oak
Is SKIS seed cotton Geo Urqahart--S do D sal
vant--7 do 50 SKIS rice + Martin-70 bbls rice to j
David-l7 do M Urquhart-sundries to order
Total 25 SKIS seed cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
ConsEgnees.

Per steamship Mariposa, from New York
Adams Express--J J Albert Adams &co-J
A Adler--Aaron & Meyers-D Blum, Stern &co-
Abraham s. Goldsmith Bloom-Brsac & Blum
eock-J a Braselman &co-Blum & Frank-Buek-
ner 6co-J |Breen-G w Bancker &co--E Benton
West & Blanchard-E W Burbank-Wm Creevy-
Cohen s. Endell-G Carroll, Hoy &co-Cerf g. Meyer
E Conery 65co--Campbell Il Strong-Constant y
Moss-C Closterman & Bayle--Dorman & Bruno-F
Fl Ertel &co---Sa DalsheiIner &co--R F Dunn Geo.
w phin-Dreyfus Bros &co--G A Fosdick-A
Eagan-Z Hueston--Geo Ellis-Fischer Il Rose
aForcheimer & Haber-Francke g. Danneel-Fair-
banks tSco-H Folsom Sco--L GodehauX-A Falk
co-Gates, Demerrett &co-E Giquel-A Grief
Herzog--J G HaWes-W Fl Henning &co-Hen-
ry Hodges-E n Acker-H Hoffman & Marks-JOs
Holz &co--D H Holiness w HoYt-M r Hag-
gerty-I Harris-J Il Hummel-0 E Hall-King
& Moses-F Janfroid--C Jaubert-Katz & Barnett
Kearny, Blois &co--Kahn, Adler &co--I Jerke-
L w Lyons &co-E Lieberman-LeVi, Miller &co-
Leon Pierre 6;oo--Loeb s. Leyy--E Loeb &eo-E
Lane-LeYi & Shearer-Levi q Nayra-L Torman
&eo-S D Moody &co-C Mengel &co---J Morse
&co-sG Vaudeville -McStea, Value &co-Marks
Il Lahnstein-S L Nassits & Bro-Mallard & Took
er--North, Brush & Mason-Norman Il Reiss-L
PhiIzer--P O'Donnel-J H 0glesby &co-.Pepin
& Turcotte-Page, Peele 4 Moran-PoWer& & Greill
Weiss & Phelps-I Prague--E G Palmer &co-B
Pitet-R Pitfin---V Pessou--Peet, Sinms &co-
Price, Hine & Tdpper--F j Quinlan &co---S Wit
lowsky--F Rimailho s. Espenan-B Rosenberg
Stern Bros-M Misunderstanding &eo--Swenson,
Peskins &co-Shannon, Lewis &co-A Tirrell &co
Simon & Loeb--H Spiro 65co-SteWaft, Hyde &eo
& Thompson &co--Schneider & zuberbier-F Q
Woodman-J Syme-stevens y Seymour Swartz
Kaufman S5oo-H TFieou-D Taylor d Son--G II
Yinten-Yncent Ggco--JJ Wickerling-L Tallee--
NJ Woolf-W Wallace 65co-Wallser & FIoyd-Wold
Bros-L Wassangle-L We'll & Bro-Webster &co
S WOLFE A Writer'S &eo-S S zellnicker-ord
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
aew 9Kans gnIg essaant fEa.g gEa.nna @ohm a. l8GG

ley--C NJ Soria &co-Shannon, Lewis &co-Wm
Cooper B Murison &co-E + Mioton-FOlger Il
-Kneeas 4 Mayo-Keep& & HoganH H Han
sell--and order
The vessel reported from Mobile for Boston, as
the brig Louisa at Fernanpina is the brig Susan
II Voorhees,, Fulford, of New York, cleared from
Mobile Sept Is, for Boston, with 709 bales cotton
put in dismasted.
The brig reported by telegraph as having put
into Fernandina in Distress and called the Brad
shaw, from European port for New York, is
probably the A Bradshaw, Rogers, from ST Marks
for New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
Imports Yesterday.

MOBILE-steamer Louise-2l3 bales cotton to
Wn Creeyy-4s do Jno 7 Hardie Sco-1 Stew
art, Hyde &eo-23 Scott 81 Bro--32 H MoColl-5
H Ware & Bro Boswell & Moore-2 Bragleton,
Cotton &co-40 coils rope O Ulmer-sundries to
order-Total 36s bales cotton
MOBILE-Steamer Sarah-T24 bales cotton to
VIM Creevy-6s Go H MeGall--28 H w Farley &co
% Scott Bros-lo 30 Dennis u Lewis-2l Walthall
&co-l5 Kern & Shearer-6 Huntington Bros
j D Blair Sco-4 Jno I Hardie &eo-7 Campbell
& Eckford-2 Il Ware & Bro--9 hides Witherell &
co-sundries to order-Total 920 bales cotton
NEW YORK-St Steamship Mariposa-Astd mdse