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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

MExIco.-A number Of French capital
lists arrived in New Yo,k by the last
steamer, who. 10 conjunction Nth an equal
lumber of Americans are going to the
city Of Mexico. TO construct q system of
railroads there. Tbis Franco. American
Company are acting under chatter OBJ.
tained from the Empror MaximilliaD, suo
will take their departure by the mex,
packet for Vera Cuz They have abuDd.
ant means. and it is their intention to push
the work wi bont delay. This looks as il
Msximillian was making arrangements TO
make his stay 10 Mexico permanent. 1t is
further stated-ihat about six weeks ago
q party Of two hundred persons left New
York 20 take part with the Juarists against
the Imperislisis, on the Rio Grand. aud
that here is convincing reason for the belief
that the recent hostile demonstration on
B gdad was their frst exploit. They weIe
for the most part. discharged soldiers. from
the Union and rebel armies--the latter
however prepondera,iug Each msn had
bis expenses paid, with the promise OF $50
per mooth, guaranteed for Q period of vbs
year. The report that the flbus,ers wer,
negroes goes for nothing, as time il 10 pretty
certain, will sbos that they were whit'
men iu disguise. -f+.a d -e-.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27
oLsyELAsD wHoLEsALE MARKER.

i' & 'E8 lh49i WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 20, 1866.
Q FLouR-Inac,ivc. City brands held at $lo,-
e6 for Xxx red. al 70 for Xxx white. Country
brands Xxx red, 5000 iO,2 20; doxx white $40, :
250ll,OO. s4inf- sdl lo anou iru .h.0d
WusAr--Continues quiet Sales carl MOL
red al. 81, ,O5; 2, cars very choice No, Shelby
red at 81, IS from store, ,,e.ll uw, adj o,
't ConsEIn fair demand and steady. Sales
200 bu and 8, cars new shelled at 55c from
stnra uuYi r.. y % --9 NH'I lo LitVH fHi
O.rs--ouiet and unchanged Sale car No.
at 4Oc from store. linL aLt ia ntf.riL iLuCg1
DasssED Hoes,--No sales Packers offer lie
for heavy. -, 1,-..oi.s,s,..,,.a
1sc, do In kegs I9c; country rendered '15 i6c.
HAxs--Steady at 94c for lSugar-cured. 'ot
DRrsp BEEF-Steady at 22c. uu,u- VI
RrrrrR-In moderate demand at ,2Ss30c for
rood to choice roll andttub 20d22c for common.
? CurrsELIn fair demand and steady at 100
2Oc for good to choice Western Reserve and
New York. tu1U- p yiy1eD io s7s'w9m
Eees-Dull. Held at 25c. ..a' daua- IN.
PoULrRr-Quiet Turkeys l6917c; Chickens Chickens
I3al4c N'' ..
PrrRotFUs-The markets. very quiet, but
stocks are generally light, and srefiners do not
care to offer further CONCESSIONS The range
DaIfp ArrL.Ess-ouiet and ready, New held
at l2@l3c,H ~ - = -
. Gasns APPLEs- Unchanged and moderate
demand at "a, ,OOs4, h 80 for good sound fruit.
BEANS 81, 75a2, 90 for good to prize white.
PorAroEs-Peachblow steady at so@S5c in
car lots. -
Timothy held at 80, ,ooaa, 80 ) Clover
Sc, 50a7 7, 90. iin' B. rl!w .gH ,s2iC 10 sisG
3 Hay--Nfarket quiet Loose selling at range
of $40, ,O0Cgl 90. %, .,.s..., pan,.,, - ist.j
TallowgG civ rendered held al if@i2c;; Scoun.
try-rendered lO@llc..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

which is Of carved Spanish mabogahv, ccn.
sists Of q noble pende tsl sidebosrd massive
telescope dining tables. &c. The morning.
room suit is In white aud gold-cotefed V
crimson fgred silk, with Mahogany book
case aud chairs. In the breakfast room
there is . splenddly executed and very
massive bronze pedestal hoi-sir stove by
vullsmy, made expressly for tbe la'e
Doke Of Csmbridge. In the bSll room
there sre phrec, very lbesutlfolg eatlglsss
chandeliers, (ooe for sixty lights, End two
for -,hir.y. y..e,e- lights sseh,) -Beside--.hese
there is su immense, number OF interesting
objects in Sienna marble waboganies Of
different kinds, maple, &c. slo; si7o,q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27
TAs FIRE At Ti,u.yili..

On Sunday night IN attempt was made
to burn the Town. At 8 O'Clock house
and barn were set on ere and an hour later
Chsse's Block, 10 the center Of the town was
fred and burned down. and also Dryfoor's
furniture aud liquor store and the new
bathing establishment Of Fletcher. The
block Of the First National Bank. the
Petroleum Bank and the Post Once, al
one sime,, we're in great danger. s.a s'lF
Three incendisriss are being tried TO day
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27
PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE
--TF7t ss8h DOLLAR EACH, ' ''r'.

Diamond Pins Brooches and Ear Drops. Ladies' sets OF
Gold and csral Jet Gold florenne Mosaic, lava and
cameo sets studs Vest and Neck chains. Plain and
chased Gold Riags, Gold Thmbes, Locke, Nsw sty Belt
Buckles Gold Pens and Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes Gold
Pens with Gold aud silver Extension HOders, and large
assortment Of Fine silver Ware and Jewey every Sescrp
tion oi the best make and latest styles. .-...f
I chance To obtain any Of the above Articles for
ONE DOLLAR by purchasing sealed envelope for rs cs
fY Five sealed envelopes will be sent for 81 eleven for
$2 thirty for sxtyhve for $40 one hundred iot SIS
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. tH
Uneauaed Inducements offered 10 Ladies Gents who
will act such Our descriptive circulars will bs sent ."
application. ,,.,,a
Distrbulons are made In the following manner ;oeu
naming each article and Its value, placed 70
envelopes which we'll mixed One OF tnes Iii ~
containing the eerhc4te or order for some
delivered al oiee, sent by mail 70 any
regard TO choice, receipt Of rs cents. IN, -. h.,
On receiving the certificate the pnicnAso. ~ nau-
article Il draws and It's and can then sehu on.
and receive the article or can cnoose oho' '
art els on oar I'D OF the yAlas, ~.
Pnrehases m ouY sealed Ecyeopes may Id tbn mAnne
Obtain an arcs Sorth from 70 Ave hundred dollars
ne is,,s,s are unnecessary. Have the kindness r.o
n,a ssaas and In choosing different articles nom
H. n,sntioa the style desired We prefer iee.s W
d,.sd io our box sSi9 Post orc for grestsr sAey
sCrds,s Tor SEALED ENVELOPES must 10 svey case
-, with the cash, With the name o. .ne P''o"
ssaainS and Town, Coanty, and state. plainly
Isttsss shoald be Addressed 10 the Managers cno"'
SHERMAN, WATSON ~;
ausas Boz ssiS Post Omee, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

tTuE Ooss rps1rivSs.--The division 70 the
House of Representatives on The resolution Of
Hon Thosuss Williams against the Withdrawal
Of troops rom the rebeI States until Cccgsess
stsll have time to determine the con-
di,iou and status Of those States, disclosed
the fact that only eight Union members stand
BY the President policy in that particular,
That Is larger proportion than win be found
In the Union ranks outside Of Congress-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

The Joint Committee on Resolutions, con.
sistipg Of SIX Senators and nine Representatives.
has agreed on tho following proposal Of COu,
sti,utional Amend ment. which was reported to
the Senate by Mr.. FesseDden Of Maine, on the
22d Inst: 10 ssst'tH
-ARrrcrE -. Representatives and Direct
Tsxss shall be apporliosed among the several
Staie es which may be included within this
Union aceoFdiRg TO their respective numbers,
counting the whole number of persons in each
State, excluding Indians not taxed propided
tssst ,chsnsyrr The elective frGnehise shall be dc
aied or oBndged In any State. on account cj
race or color oil persons Of such race or color
sAna BE- ercisded from the basis Of frPresenfa'
tiom et t~
This amendment virtually RENTS the question
OF Black Ssarage to the several States. requi.
ring only that each shall abide by its own de-
c'sion. and not count a. Q basis II political
power ia the Union such portion Of lie popula-
tien ss Il shall deliberate deprive Of power
end exclude from the body polite. In other
words, Il says account your Blacks men OF
bsutes bat, IL you account them 'bruses. do
not ask other States to regard them as men,
II seems difhcult 10 imagine ground where
on this rule can be nationally objected to. II
the majority 10 Congress shall decide to take its
stand on The practical snd reasonable ground
thus taken. trusting 10 the silent bat resistlsss
epssstion Of Time. and State pride. aud self
ihtsssst. 70 bring. each State 10 q practical
iesospitios Of the equal rigbs Of lbs humber
cisss We fesl confident that Its trust viii no,
Be vsin. 9 ss~ ". Y. Tribune.
IA nptpralht hAs discovered the lssges
spsdslef sasb ths slsphaol 3 ~
Why Is Iazy DOG bhs shilhidsf Bscsss'
be b slow pup-lsiops up.)
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

The Test OArH.-it is believed that the
Supreme Conrt is tie upon The question
OF the constitutionaliIy OF the test oath -
II was supposed that Reverdy Johnsons
able srgameDt before The Court in the case
OF Mr.. Garland wouli have secured st leas
a preponderance OF votes 10 favor Of gran
ting the petition Of his client TO be admi /.
ted TO practice without taking the required
oath. bot II rOmor speaks correctly. IL
failed OF It's Intended eHeee. Mr.. Garland,
and oil Others Interested. must. therefore.
look TO Congress for relief, and the impres.
sion "a that they will not look IN vain, see
iog that bill repsaling the oath is already
through the House. The President stsuds
ready to, sign the bill Whenever il shall be
the pleasure Q. the Senate to pass it and
transmit 1t TO bin. .< 80
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, .
COUNTY or HARTFORD, ="

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
COUNTY or HARTFORD,
THOMAS A. ALExANDEK, President and LrcIus j. HKSDEE
Secretary, Of the KrsA sURAScR COMPANY being several
y sworn, depose and say that the foregoing FULL tru
and correct statement OF the au OF said company; tina
the said Insurance Company the bona6de at sas
100000 Of actual capital Invested in stocks and
bsnds that the above described Investments any part
thereof made for the beneht of any individual
authority In the Of said company either
dent Secretary, TTeasuer Diretor otherwise aud
they the above described officers Of said Insurance Com
paDy THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President.
LUcUs ]. HESDEE. Secretary. ...,f g.. t....
,ebed and before this lst day Of January
1866. HENRY FOWLER
(sTAAP] Justice ofthe reaes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

w ANTED at my P'ow Handle Man.
sto,, on North Ridge Road nearly opposite The Fair
Grounds. quantity Of COED White Oak Lu@b per:
Ashtsbala, Jan. 10, lsod.-sssu.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(Ts expire on the 3lst day Of January, lsoz)
OyyioE or rHE Au1roR or STATE,

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
10 expire on the 3lst day Of January, lS61)
OyyoE or rHE AuproR or STATE,
t.- F.... ID .. lksUKAscs DEPAhTEKxT,
COLUMBUS, ONO, January 10, 90.
wAEREAs, The ErSA ksrRAScE CoNPANr, located .t
Hartford in the State OF Connecticut has tiled 10 this Office
statement Of s condition. required by the first
section Of the set To regulate Insurance Companies
eorpoisd by the State OF Ohio April sh 1856 and
amended February 0th 1864; and whereas sad company
has furnished the undsrsgned satisfactory eydencs that IL
possessed Of At least one HUNDRED TaousAsD DOLLARS
actual capital invested In stocks bonds In mortgages
Heal Estate, worth double the amount for which the
mortgaged and Whereas said company has filed this
oee written nsrument under Its corporate seal signed by
the resident and seersta thereof authorizing any agent
agents ofsaid company In this State TO acknowledge
vc Of process for and behalf Of said company according
TO the terms Of said Law.
aoiesAd act, l. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF State for
Of Hartford authorized 20 the business ef FiTs
Marine Insurance this until the thirty rst ay
Of January In the year thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven. ..
k wIrEEss wHKRKoy, have hersunto subse- he'd my
caused the seal Of my to be axed the day
and year above written ....ss
flsKALJ lsAAzr.J Auditor ID state.
Applications received and policies promptly issued @i
o. IT, FITCH agent at Ashtabuiz
q. HALL, agent at OonnesuS.. .lH 4 AiisJHi "a
@ y. LADD, agent At 0eneys- ~.
4. D. kxAPP, agent 81 Je1oIson. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27
~ $l,O00,OOO,
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

The following parties have recently drawn valuable prizes
the Jewellers Association, and have ndly
allowed the Of their names;
Charles j. Hunter, Esq, War Department. Washington, D.
c. Piano. value $500 hiss Anna G. Yates; 81 St. Marks
Place. N Sewing Machine value, $75 Brig Gen. L. L.
Hanson us. Vols Nashville Tenn Silver Tea Set, value
Sewing Machine value, 500 Lt-Co Waiter Chitienden
Quartsr@a:,er. Louisys. Ky, Gold Watch, value $50
watch value $50 Alexander johnson Esq Editor Murka.
teur Pioneer, Muskateur Minn, Ladys Enameied waeh
vue $780, Samuel Lee Esq President Colorado and Red
$500 r. N. Longstreet, Montgomery, Music Boxyaee
S75 Rev Van Duzer, Albany, N Y Gold-ined Din
ing Set value $500; Miss Clara Lnenguer Dayton Ohio
Piaooforte value s.0o and Diamond Pin. value sl75.
Many names could be placed the List but publh
without permission Our patrons desired TO send
United States currency when Il Ia convenient p
PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR ONE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

:. HARTFORD, January sth, 1865.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,( ..r -.
COUNTY OF HARTpORD, "
Personally appeared r. HAsr,NGs President and VIII
G. HsTiEGs cretary, Of the NORrH AMERICAN In
sURANcg osrAsr and made oath that the foregoing state
mept by them snbsibed Is trne full and correct sa'ement
of the Affairs Of said company, and exhibits far
tained at this date Its actual condition the 3ls day Of
December 1865. Before Ine, ,i.--.. ~
EDWARD GOODMAN,
Commissioner for Ohio, In Hartford Conn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27
Special Dispatch TO the Cleveland Leader.

COLUMBUS, Jan. "a.
In the Senate to-day the bill authorizing an
increase of taxes 10 viIloges for municipal pur.
poses was passed also, bill allowing courts
to assign counsel, not exceeding two, to de.
feDdsu,s in crimieal cases who are unable to
employ counsel. ...
The resolutions approbating the sercices Of
Edwin NJ. Stanton. Secretary Of War, aud the
soldiers of the late war. were passed. the De.
mocraey oil voting against the part relating
TO Stanton.
HOUSE.
The Committee on Federal Relations re
ported resolutions iDstructug our Members OF
Cong ress 10 favor Of an amendment TO the
Constitution Of the same tenor as the joint
Resolution Of Mr.. Fessendsu, 10 the U. S.
Senate. t...
Mr.. Boynton introduced resolution in favo,
OF equal suffrage. which was referred TO the
Judiciary Committee. b"a 1a
Mr.. Platt offered q resolution against tb,
proposed policy Of dspossessing the coioret
people OF the lands they have occupied in Soutl
Caro- Ina and Georgia under the order Of Gen
sherman. Referred to the Committee Of th
Whole.
Resolutions were introduced for increasip
the pensions OF soldiers totally disabled in tb
war to SIS per month and other pensions ]
proportion. h'-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

OFFICE THE AUDITOR STATEl
..H CoLpABUs. Ono. Jan. 10, 1866.
IT Is hereby certified that the foregoing Is copy Of
tbs statement OF condition efthe rSA INSURANCE
Hartford, made to- and hed in this Office, the year
1896. wiihess my hand and seal officially,
b JAMES ii. GOLDMAN,
[sKAL.1 STAMP Auditor Of State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

Tn the Seupste. on the 2sth, bin was
reported authorizing TIE construction Of a
telegraph line from New York 10 West ladies'
3 The resolution approving provisional govern
ments for the rebel States was taken up, and
speeches we're made by Messrs. Nesmith and
wade,--tbe former sustaining the Presidents
policy as opposing negro suffrage and the The
latter arguing against the admission Of The
iusurrectiopary States until they had sgiyep
suffrage to the negro. g3iu'ns a19li0, Z
IA bill was passed giving Mrs. Lincoln the
fisnkinG privilege for life. s1a y 99s'g
The Committee on Ways and Means were
divided upon Mr. Morrill's bill. The foreign
loan clause win probably be reported pbfavot
ably. 1t is considered that The bill Is virtual,
lost, and the House is not likely TO rester,
The rejected ono. Its Withdrawal. on appeal Il
Congress, will be necessary as Mr.. McCullocl
believes upon the success OF the foreign Loaf
TO carry oat the main features Of his prcjec
for the resumption Of specie paymeuts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

'bBord Pslmsrston's effects were to be
sold by auction on the'9th Of January. at
Cambridge House. The dining-room suite,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

A GENERAL assortment Of all kinds
IA of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES AMI
SBRUBs, for sale mt The PAINESvILLE NURSERIES.
S3otD3 ...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

GET your Coal oil sn.g.s Ls%p: a. nsrs ,,oa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27
Foreign News.


Detailed accounts of.the capture Of Bagadad
have beeea received from Browasville; but
they peed further confirmation before they
can be fully credited. They assert that the
party capturing the town consisted OF l2S
mostly colored soldi RS, belonging to the listh
US. Colored Iuiantry. The report that de-
tatcbment Of United States troops was sent
over to protect the, American citizsns Is co.,
frmed. New difficulties have arisen between
Gen. Weitzel aud Gen. Mtjia. ggolas fgiaa
The latest accounts from the City Of Next
CO, though coming from Imperislist sources
are unfsvorabIe TO The cause OF the Empire -
Tie Imperial garrison in Acapu'co are siraving
The native population have all abandoned
the city. after destroying or iuutsing the
wells. Alvarez is iudsfatigable in harassng
the French. and the rocky ground allows him
to infict large damages without receiving any /.
II is admitted that he has Induced con-
siderable number OF Imperialists to desert.
Three hundred men have been sent 10 French
msn.ofwar to Bagdad. and It was supposed
that the Imperialist would soon reoccupy the
place. 'hc..s5.t tl.d
The Captain. General Of Cuba has fitted
up his country seat Tor Mr.. Stewards use, who
was expected to arrive at Havana shortly. p g
We have foreign news by the steamers
Nova Scotia aud City of New York. Mr..
Bright made a great speech on the reform
question. at Rochdale. An immense FIRE took
on one Of the London docks. involving loss
Of some 200 900 pounds sterling, The Fenian
trials at Cork are concluded. The cattle
disease is rapidly increasing. Napoleon ex-
pressed the belief, at bis New Years Diplo.
matte reception, that the p eseut would be q
long day of peace for the wtoie world. The
Pope received the congratulations Of
the French army on New Years anl
blessed, them in return. He sad it was
probably the last time be wolld be able
to do so, as be feared the enemies of the
Church would occupy Rome as soon as the
French troops were Withdrawn, which win be
| most likely this year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

scRAxrox 4 Bvxs, Agents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-01-27

Applications received and policies p
O. II. FircH, agent at Ashtabuiz.
q. HALL, agent Al OoanesuS. W
@. y. LADD, agent At Geneva
Z. D. KxAPP, agent IL ye1sTson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

sales for the week amount to 7O,S9O bales, of
which the trade take 40 440 bales exporters 20, 400
and spectators 5000 bales. The stock is decreased
this week by 45 900 bales being estimated at ST9,
100 bales, (397790 Ameriean) against 1872 200 bales
l2T ,2l0 Amefican) same time last year. The au-
thorized quotations are: for middhng Orleans,
IA d.; Middling Bowels, l32d, and fair Dhollerah
93d. II ID. To-day rumor from the continent OF
an armistice having been concluded between
Prussia and Austria caused good demand, and
the sales reach $4,000 bales, at full rates.
The following are from Messrs. R. A. Curd &
Co.'s Circular of the 10th ult.:
Cotton has been in fair demand throughout the
week. Yesterday the sales were large. with m
creased purchases by exporters as well as the
trade and some advance was partially obtained,
particularly in long sapled descriptions Io-aay
the business has been checked by the suspension
of the Preston Banking Company and the week
closes quietly
has been followed by a moderate demand during
the present. but full prices have been obtained;
the lower qualities are in increased consumption,
owing to the scarcity of good Egyptian:
American declined in the early part0t the week
and rallied yesterday but closes Id lower than
last Thursday inthe middling quaiiues
Brazil continues in extensive demand from ex-
porters as well as consumers, and has risen 30ld.
u ID.
Egyptian has further advanced Hold % H., and
is in good and increasing request. particularly fer
'the finer qualities
SMYRNA fully maintains former prices.
East India descriptions have been in good de-
mand; little or no change can be made in quota
tons of Surat, ETC., but Bengal is quoted fully Id.
u ID. higher.
China and Japan of the recent import are
selling moderately, within the range of the above
quotations.
The sales of the week amount to 1890 bales,
including $3.50 on speculation, and 2O,42O de-
clared for export, leaving $40 bales to the
trade.
FRIDAY MORNING, July 2O.-The sales to-day
will probably amount to about 5000 bales, the
market quiet, without change.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET Richmond Aug
3.-One hundred and six hhds. and boxes were
opened to-day. Sales were boxes from $6833
80, Dbl. at Sl4 So and AZ hhds. from S5@29 80.
Cids on hhds. were rejected.
Ia Petersburg, on the Sd inst, sales were A.
hhds. from So 30@l7 rs, and lots loose from
AZ 7O6nl5 So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

VICKSBURG-Steam Fashion-50 bales cot
ton Buckner, Newman &co-l6 do Kirsch-l9
Elliott & McKeeyer-16 Payne, Huntington &co-
IL Hogan u Patton-9 Forcheimer u Haber-l0 to
j Powell IS Estlin &co-7 S H Ably &co-7 do
Barrett &co-6 w Person &co-6 l. Lees do
Newman & Buckiugham-3 Jonas Eggleston-2
II 7 Lonsdale-2 Given, Watts &co-2 do (new)
J Jrckson-l Meyer, Deutch & Wes-l Hunt d
Macaulay-sundries to Order-Total lS9 bales cot
ton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina simmes-4 bales
cotton J Herron-ll do Flower & Maas-l7 do
Ellis & Chamberlin-4 do Fellowes &co-4 Levy,
Dieter &co--4 Kahn & Adlrr-4W Robson-3 W
S Donnell &co--3 Levi do Meyer, Deutch
Weis-sundries to Order-Total So bales cotton
JEFFERSON Steamer Cuha-24 bales cotton
J w Burbridge &co--l0 do Carroll, Hoy &co-S
do G Taylor-6 do d Blair &cO-5 do Brooks,
Macdonald &co-2 carriages R NJ Denman &co-8
bags wool Payne Huntington &co-2sl head cat
tie I G Noel-sundries to order-Fotal 81 bales Of
cotton
0UACHITA "Reminiscences Vicksbnrg-ll7
SKIS corn IL. bbls pork I & Henderson-l6 bales
cotton NJ Greenwood & Son-l2 do II X Carter-4
Dean, Adams & Gah-l0 Jno I Hardie &co-l0 do
TIL & J M ALEU- Stevenson May do Will
liams, Nixon &co--sundries to order-Total "a bis
cotton
{ DONALDSONETLLE- Steamer ] n Sharp-6
hhds sugar G Sabater-8 SKIS onions Dayis-ST
bbls onions Terrebonne "A bbls rice Bethan-
court-2 do Picou-sundries TO order
FORT JACKSON-Steamer Live 0ak-29 hhds
sugar rs bhs molasses VIM Agar-'0 SKIS rice to
F Martin-2 pcs castings Leeds &co-50 head cat
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