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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-20

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAnRoAD.-This ROAD
which, although starting at st. Louis, is really the
Southern Pacific has recently been permanently or
ganized, with General FREMONT as President. The
St. Louis Democrat thus sketches the route and its
advantages: y. s
AS sketched by the President, the road is laid
in Southwestern Missouri and the Valley Of the
Canadian, and generally along the rar-
allel to the head otthe navigation on the Colorado
and thence to the Pacific coast. lit is the shortest
route by i've hundred miles Of any surveyed for
that purpose, and presents the fewest difficulties.
No mountains, are in the way. and for q greater
portion of the distance it follows the valleys Of
streams, and thus reaps the; advantages Of water
levels, uniform IN their surface as could be de-
sired. ssff :--. :-st T-.
/ Tho climate throughout is good. Shows are al
most unknown; water and timber abound plenti-
fully; the soil is rich, and minerals of the best de-
scriptions are everywhere found. Z. The Southwest
branch Of the Pacific Road will propably be incor-
porated with this continental work, and if SO,
it starts from city Of more than two hundred
Thousand inhabitants as its5:eastern terminus
passes through rich and well settled portion Of
Missouri, penetrates the Indian Territory remark
able for the prolific nature Of it's soil and reaches
the Bio Grande through the heart Of New mexico.
3 tarritory containing more than a hundred thou
sand people, and whose trade amounts to twenty
millions Of dollars per annum; thence it trayerses
Arizona, and strikes the waters Of the Pacific at
the Gulf Of California. '- q
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notified by the Committee to appear before them
a5 the time and place before designated, with :he
assets M OF their respective branches. In obedience
tended in person, and the President Of the branch
at Abbeville was represented by Mr.. Wnring the
Cashier Of the mother bank These gentlemen are
mittee, for their courtesy and kind assistance
shown the Committee in the conducting OF The ex-
animation Of these branches. The Committee. were
pleased to ascertain from their examination that
The general statement furnished them at the Parent
Bank, in Charleston, in relation to the branches
was fully and satisfactorily shown to be correct
lose the evidences Of the debts due his branch by
their having fallen into the hands OF General Sher
mans army. But he had saved the books Of the
Bank, which enabled hr4 70 present both general
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-20
The First Snow. Fall.

BIZ JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
Tie snow had begun in the cleaning
And busily all the night
Had been heaping field and highway
With q silence deep and white.
Every pine and fur, and hemlock, ;s
Wore er1nine too dear for an earl,
And the poorest tw1g on the elm tree
Was fringed inch deep with pearl
From sheds now rooted with Carrara,
Came Chandeliers muff1ed crow,
The stiff rails were softened to swans down.
And still huttered down the snow.
stood and watched by the window
The noiseless work Of the sky,
And the sudden hurries Of snow-birds,
Like brown leaves whiring by.
thought of q mount in sweet Auburn,
Where little head-stone stood
How the fakes were folding it gently,
AS did robins the babes in the wood.
Up spoke our own little Mabel,
Saying, "Father, who makes it snowf,
And told her Of the good An-father
Who cares for us all below.
Again locked at the snow fan,
And thought Of the leaden sky
That arched DER our first great sorroW
When the mount was heaped 20 high
remembered the gradual patience.
That fell from that cloud-like snow,
Flake by fake, healing and hiding
The scar of that deep-stabbed woe.
And again to the child whispered.
"The snow that hush4th all,
Darling, the Merciful Father
Alone can make 1t fall. -
Then, with eyes that saw not, I kissed her, Z.
And she, Kissing back, could not know
That my Kiss was given to her sister
Folded close under deepening snow.
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THE BANK OF THE STATE OF sOUTH
CAROLINA.

The following is the report Of the Joint Commit
tee appointed to examine and report on the affairs
of the Bank OF the State
- REPORT: A.
That they met in Charleston on the 18th Of July
last, at the Parent Bank, and entered on the dis
charge Of their duties, and were much gratiied
with the courtesy, hankness, and prompt aid of
the President and other officers Of the Bank shown
them, in conducting their examination into it's
affairs, which continued for some nine or ten days
before it's completion. The examination WAS as
minute and thorough as practicable, under the
lowing general statement OF the Bank and its
branches as 81 The 18th Ct ffr The assets
and books, and verified to the satisfaction Of the
Committee, reserving, however, for further ex-
animation; so much as related to the branches at
Columbia, Camden and Abbeville, to be made at
an adjourned meeting IN Columbla. On On Friday; be
STATEMENT OF BANK AND BRANCHES FOB ExAM1N-
ING coMauTEEE AS OF 17TH JULY, 1866. .
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a FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.


How few there who not subject to some affection
OF the lungs or respiratory organs who, by negecng
prelnontory symptoms, aggravate the complaint until
disease strikes it's shafs causing inexpressibIe torture
Of the patient and anxiety and distress friends 0nly
cold "a slight throat r. is the needless remark
OF many when SO affected. Yes "Ony cold was th,
thoughtiess expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey. #-, s-i$% .:.T0
Forewarned-Foreaned should be the motto forever
IN the minds OF all subject to Coughs Colds Catasrh or
Influenza. Words of advice should be heeded by All guf
fer1ng from Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption Relief is
Within their reach and, If neglected fatal consequences
ensue-a Lie OF misery daily, hourly struggle for
asence contest IN which there be but victor
Does it not appa the strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by negect7 Then why delay what ex-
cuse can be offered when timely warning Is sounded in
your ears? When the danger is pointed ont why not
aVolo 1tt MARSDEN,a PICTORIAL BALM has been useA
Watn success IN nearly on of cases. and is endorse
py the Medical Faculty the most prompt and efca-
cous remedy that scientific research has discovered to
re1eve and cure all eases Of Coughs Colds, Influenza
and Consumption II the case is not beyond an hone
Even when the sufferer Is in che last stages he win nd
relief by using this preparation. One bottle win corr
vince the most incredulous that the merits Of this pra
ranon are by no means exaggerated; in fact tall far aor
Or the euogies bestowed upon it by thousands who hae
been cured by it's timely guarantee accon11anfes
Heve. ..- ~ae'H-"4N 1%4 1a11ssNs N11 80.
Prepared BY r ". MARsDEN, No. 4s7 Broaava,= 1.e,r
Price. 50 cents small bottle: 81 large size.
4. .h+ -. King Il CASSIIDEY-
a-s t. ancholes wholesale Agents. Charleston
s.-2 aSVl:25lCH. WLNEMAN & co. Iss.
And Al Retail Druggists snao 1ecensep 6saaesep =.
XII
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Being aware that there is an inn
preston in the mind Of the public
that all kinds of merchandise has
greatly deprecated in value within
the last few weeks, although that de-
preciation is confined principally to
fancy and undesirable goods, we
have decided to MARK ALL OF OUR
GOODS at such prices as will insure
an immediate sale Of our large and
well assorted stock Of CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS. We
earnestly recommend buyers to ex-
anime our stock before purchasing.
Below is q partial list OF our For
mer and Present Prices
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s,624,s0o.N
.1,N2,500.00
2s666,266.12
,tI2r 155
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AGENTS.

the following are the Agents for this paper:
". A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Agent. o,,,e,o,, -o,,or., ,r.oror,,,, 49, -,
1eGVTS ToWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and stadoners
@. D. GooDSlAN Cross HILL Laurens District, s. G.
r " NETHERS, Union 8. @.
Slantain W. E. EARLE, Greenville 8. Z.
CnI J. J. RYAN, Barnwen, s. c.
JT DUBOIS Marion
g. s. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla
PATRICK 4 HUvEY, Macon, Ga.
JY H WILLIAMS, Clinton, s. C.
+ r. ALLEN ChesterC. H., s. G. :.
W s LANCE, Grahamville r. O., Beaufort, 8. c.
B. F. BRADFORD, Wa1terboro, S. G.
H L. DARR Sumter s. c. S"os II.
THAD G. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, S. G..
J. NJ BROWN, F." "Southerner Office" Darlington, S. G.
n NJ QUINN & BRO, Augusta.
= H ESTELL, Savannah, Ga
ISAAC DAVEGA, Agent in New York.
3 e. SHECUT, Agent at Atlanta, Ga.
VIM HENDERSON, Agent at Bennettsvile, s. G.
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By Bills and Notes discounted 81, 81, ,712.5S
Bills and Notes in suit-... 92,2S8.O2
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State Of s.: c., Loan Deeem.
Der, 1854. !. -.... 80.
State Of 8. c., for redemption
s per cts, 1860. 0..........
Agency at Laurens, S. c..
Barring Brothers 4 Co. -.
Balance due sundry Banks.
Agency at Columbia, 8. O..
Personal deposits.
Balance drafts in transitu. /.
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Interest ON Notes, Stocks, &c
State Treasury. Sink'gFund
5eate Treasury; Loan for re
building city Charleston
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TIE ED1sBueH REVIEW for October, 1865. Charleston
RnRaal1 y. s..Ni 3 st
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Sundry Agencies. ...........
Interest 6 per cents, Fire
Loan. N.............
State 8. g.. advances New
State House.
State 8. c., advances Eundr's
State Of 8. c.. advances
Military Contingencies.
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Domestic Exchange. :. -. !.
Foreign Exchange. . ,.s.' /. !. ;,
Balances due by sundry
Banks. :, . :. ,,. . . . ,
st8te treasury, old account
State Treasury, new account
Cash-Bills Of this Bank. . .
Bills Of other Banks.
Bills receivable g. G.
Treasury Notes q. s.. !. . ! .
Specie. e............
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&co-1 bxs mdse b Hood &co-s rolls leather P
Thormacker-l7 bdls paper bxs mdse Stevens &
Seymour-l40 pcs castings to II Haller-~259 do to
! camp-map &cOr-48 do I Paderas-336 do Il B Ho-
gau--S4 do Burnside do 10 bdls iron l. Cha
potel-l0 do Sc pcs castings h Pery-75 do Aus
tin y Goodwyn-27 do F z Mitchel-I6 pkgs mds
Williams Nixon &eo--3 do A Britton-3 horses 10
mules I F Ni0hos-ll go 50 horses 6 wagons to
Henson Il Wilson, carriage horses Jno Adams
8 do rs mules buggy E Herdson-sundries to or.
der-Total Is hhds tobacco
MEMPHIS-Steamer Southerner-23 bales cot
ton Given, Watts &co-52 do VI Robson-2l do
Horrell, Gayle &co-1T Bradley, Wilson &eo-l4
Mitchell &co-l0 S FL Kennedy &co-l0 do to
Kimball &co--25 M Greenwood & Son-2O do
Boyd, Coleman & Graham-24 Lewis, Canonge &
West-S6 Summers & Brannins--l5 Jurey s. Harris
| Rosser, Prothro &ce-1 Martin, Hawthorn Geo
5 Lamb, Qunlan &co-4 R MGGregor &co-3 do
@ N Worthngton--l0 Winston Morrison &co-.2
Burrett & LIE Sassier-9 Johnson, Denegre & Penn
8 to Davis, Jenkins &co-sundries to order-Total
3ll bales cotton
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alone--l2 bales cotton
J Adams &eo--l7 do Fly Tete--l7 Moore-9
L Grande &co-S a B Charpentier-4 A Donna
fon--S Ober, Atwater &co-6 Jno Williams Zoo
5 F Cherot-4 Edey & Pinckard-6 V Pesson-6
? Maspero-2 Brugier-1 F J DaSva &co-2 ]
Bethancourt-20 SKIS seed cotton Maspero-l6O
SKIS cotton seed B G Moore-226 do G Fairchild
8 bbls peoans F Roberts-sundries to order-Total
l02 bales cotton 20 SKIS seed cotton
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i Per steamship Fung Shuey, from New York
j Atlantic and bliss S S Uo-Adler & Levy J al.
/ hert-J s Athens tSco--Alcus, Scherck & Autey
4 a Annan-F AYet & Cambon-J Adams &co-H
4 Brisbi--Barnes Ward &co--AJ Buck Sco-Brisac
u Blum-H Blaissell &oo-Bostick & Seymour--D
| Blum " Frank A Brousseau Sco- Bower s. Gar.
ner-J Brazelman-G w Banker &co-F Bar
| riere. dsco--G Briva-J d Burrows J Barr-A T
Bennett &eO---J W Burbridge &co--Bodet & Guey
dan-Biseoe Simms- Carroll, Hoy Boob s. "
Croner-C Cummings, Brown &co-Kreegan s. Sc
lgman-D & Cord R Carroll &co-B Colson i
Mark-Cerf d Myer-J Chatfe q Bro-E Conery &
co--C D Gate Gco-P ] Christian &eo--J s sGopes
j W Champln-Dudley & Nelson Derbes-P
Dumagence Darcy Il Wheeler-Dreyfas Bros &
COP Dwyer--A Doussau-Edey K Pinckard-
Eello yves, Ferguson \ Harvey fischer \ Rose
man &co--P 1Fiquet-T Fitzwilliam -FishbIatt g.
Bros-Fatjo, Marks &co-Fleming, Baldwin &eo-
w Foster-Grieff & ByTnes-AD Grief Steamer
Grey Eagle Garthwaite Lewis q Stuart Gretz-
ner Bros L Godehaux-Jas GonegaI--A Glenn'&co
] w Goslee-L Grunewald--H Goldman Girard
q Gouteux-L Gestier--C A Green &eo-J Gauche
G G. Garner &co--S B Griffin &co-J & Gusowski
= Herron-W Eenning &co--J Higgins eco
Heyman-Horter, Peterson fS Fenner--Hamil-
ton u Banks-D H Holmes-E Hart 6Eco--J M
Hoyle--F Humphreys HoItz &co-Herbert &
Eseousse-S " Hoyt- Henderson, Peale &co-rW
Hart-Jno Hague Rimailho d Fspenan--O 8
HALL Riohard-Schneider 4 Euberbier--Yin-
cent Gco-J Syme Sco-Simon & Loeb-Small &
Cop SchWartz--Shropshre Anderson &co-A
sarrat &co--Stern Bros-Snith & McKenna-
Soholasky-T Schearer e5coT Schorr-Smith &
Moody--Taylor, McElroy &cn--W G Tompkins &
GOV Tuls- Warren, Crawford &co--Wallace
&co-Wi lliams, Nixon &co-E Sherman &co-Jas
Syn1e-J Sport Schunacker--C Fl Sl0comb--L
II stern &co--A SchTab--M W Smith--Charles
s 81 n on Lewis &co-B F Simmons &co-
H spiro &co--Stewart, Hyde &co-Taylor, Rayne
&co--Tate &co-E Thompson &Go--J NJ Eogel-
W Van BenGhuysen--A W G Wheelock-BgJ West
y Y " Wakefielda-Gha5 Walton Walker : Fisher
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y sts GRNSCENr e}FFIcfY no. w camp otreett h
Monday Moenng, October p 1866.
Since QaE Iast report Tue weather has been
nhangeable. Al times II would threatenTain and
dtwould then clear up with expectation Of it turn
ing cold. It, however. at this time Of writing Is
clear and warm with high wind, which sweeps
the dust to.all parts Of the leyee and city.
0n Saturday business was only tolerahle good
The steamers that LETT had good trips, but not as
much as they expected.
The new loV water packet Lotus No 2, Capt.
Nat Puckettei did net get oifas announced. She
viii, however, leave positively tomorrow evening
IaE INDIA This iayorite New Orleans and
Louisville passenger packet arrived yesterday on
her FIRST tfip after an absence of few months !;
since slls was here last she has been locked,
thoroughly repaired and reprinted throughout,
She now presents the appearance Of bran new
boat Ind vita hef present officers on board SHE
Is bound to keep hsr former popularity ID wen as
make m0re new friends, Capt q. Neal Il III
commend, and our particular friends, Messrs
CHARLES q. Schultz ANA Harry H walker win at,
tend 10 the duties Of the oiice. The Indiana IS
receiving md leaves tomorrow evening for all
landings mp 70 Louisville.
We return chr thanks for faRofs TO the officers
Of steamers Alex speer, Bes, Bart Able, Cont
mental, Aione Nina SHINES ana Indiana.
Capt. Jno. II, Tobin intended putting new
cylinder in his splendid steamer Yioksbnrg, but
not having itdepe in tins to start her out, has
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Making total of j, 700, 900 bushels of coal to 40
below Memphis on the present rises A majority
OF the boats have already passed Cairo without
accident.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 3.--The river is steadily declin.
ing here. Hence TO Keokuk the decline IS rapid,
throwing boats and packet lines into disorder,
The Illinois is down TO seven feet in the channel,
and falling very slowly. The Missouri Is steadily
falling. The improvement at ST. Paul amounts to
little. 1t is painfully apparent that our st. Paul
packets win for another spell exchange trips at
the lower rapids.
Business on the rivers is rapidly improving.
About ten boats were expected last night and to-
day from the Illinois and upper Mississippi, with
four or five thousand tons of produce. Memphis
and New Orleans packets got every pound of
freight yesterday they wanted.
weather very fine and country roads getting in
excellent condition,
The Olive Branch has forty cabin and forty deck
passengers, is drawing n feet, takes l2O0barrels
flour above Cairo, and ILLS ont there. She has SO
mules. % head cattle and l5h sheep, Bob Smith
and Dick Kenneth. are her pilots, The Paragon
and Stonewall departed from the wharf to make
room for boats doing business. They will load
for somewhere soon, however.
st. Clair Thomasson and a large party OF Lou
isiana gentlemen en- route home from Niagara
are expected here to.day. They with visit the
Fair grounds. We commend them to our hospi.
table friends there.
The Virginia leaves at o'clock this afternoon
for New Orleans.
Nina srsIAfEs, EXPRESS PASSENGER PACKET FOR
BAYOU SARA.--This fast and splendid passenger
packet, in command Of Capt, W r, Greathotise,
with Messrs. Troxler and Mllern the Office lsayes
at 10 4. ii. to-day for the above and coast land
ings. Passengers for the coast will find the SHINES
4 most comfortable packet
FRANCES FOR AoRIhE.--This new low.
pressure packet in command Of CAPTAIN
Joe Walker, Mr. Samuel f, Green. clerk
leaves to-day on the arrival Of tile P. x, train
Of cars, from the lake end of the Pontchartraih
railroad, Agent-L G, Harris, corner Of Camp
and Common streets.
ALONE ron EAFogRuHE.--This regular packet
leaves this evening at O'clock, forsthe above
and coast landings. Capt, Louis Parenton Is in |
command and Sin. ]. j. Labarthe has charge Of
the office, The Alone has neat and comfortable
cabin, with good freight Accommodation she
leaves here regularly every Monday and Thurs.
day evening at ) o'clock.
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| Exports Saturday.
NEW YORK-steamship Gen Meade-l492 bis
cotton l62 bales moss 800 bbls -four T76 hides z
hhds tobacco AZ pgks sundres
| NEW YORB-:Steamship Montgomery--1O9l
bales cotton IL hhds tobacco 425 bbls flour 10 do
molasses 2 cases mdse a s.
| -four
GALVESTON Steamship I G Harris-5O2 bbls
-four 1000 SKIS corn25O SKIS coffee 10000 feet lum-
Der and sundries
GALVESTON Steamship VIM Taber-2Oo bbls
-four Is bbls potatoes IS bxs cheese 20 rolls leath
err 49, 600 feet lumber
ST MARKs-schr Waiter Clayton-l5 bbls of
pork 100 SKIS corn
PENSACOLA Anna Maria-5 bbs -four
ITO SKIS corn 10 SKIS oats 5 sbls pork bales hay 2
bbls moasses and sundries
. BILE-Steamer Lucretia-1204 hbls -four. Al
hhds bacon AZ hhds sugar SKIS coffee T65 SKIS corn
T62 b3s soap $40 rolls bagging 154 coils rope and
ST LOUIS Steamer Pauline Carroll sundry
mdse
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TOWBOATS.
F. LINE,

COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDE-wHEEL AND PROPELLER TowBoATs:
Achilles, sde-whee Capt BOWEN e.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, Side-wheeI, CAPT. LANE
NEW BOAT BUILDING, sde.wheel, CAPT. LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller, CAPT WARREN
Wabash, Propeller CAPT MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT. sTuRTEvANT.
WIcaco, Propeller, CAPT. FALLETT.
Teeumseh, Propeller CAPT sCBELLENGER.
Norman, Propeller, CAPT. CooKsEY
Reliance, Propeller CAPT AvERTLL.
The Achilles having large deck capacity is well adapted for
Tightening oitside the Bar.
The Wabash Norman and Reliance have powerful Steam
Engines and Pumps capable of throwing at lowest speed
$500 gallons of water per minute.
The number and weEsnown power of these boats demon
straed last season. is that unnecessary delay
viii occurat the Bar.
For terms of owage, lshterage of pumps appyto
EDw. A YoRKE CO.,
So Poyiras street
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ST LoUIs-steamer Bee and sbarges. barge
(No l6l sunk-Grain and produce to order
JEFFERSON Steamer Alex Speer-9O bales of
cotton and sundriss to order
ST L0UIS-Steamer C6ntinental-l46 bales of
cotton. % hhds tobacco and sundries to order
ST LOUIS Steamer Bart Able--I7 bales cottn
and sundries to order sNl@
BAYOU Subsistence Lafourche-227 bales
cotton 81 SKIS seed cotton 10 hhds sugar and sun.
dries to order
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TNDIANOLA AND GALYEsToN-s STEAMSHIP
Harlan-l2O head cattle McQuoid, Mehle &eo-I
bales cotton Williams & Son-specie, eurrenc,
and sundries to order
MoBILE-steamer Louise-Sundries to order
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PEARL RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS Ann ppApTpIvrn ;, -7,--,

NEW ORLEANS AND PEARL RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on GoNDAy. the 8th inst, at5rM
AN9SRf JAG RSON, CARTHAGE AND PHILA
I WiHian1S - -, ne steamer Fleta, L. j. Allen, maste
Rasin clerk Will leave above the head of Ne
GsnesviS 9Mm9dations first class Freight and passage
F'F ire, =, q; iG OF passage apply on board or to
hALiHALL II CO., Agents, 6lCarondelet street.
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imports Yesterdns
Recelpts o. Esroduce sntnrdnx.

NEW YORK Steamship Fung shuey-Assortd
mdse
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NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMPAEY's STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
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Receipts by Railroads.
N. o., j. & G. N. R. R.-oet 6-l2s bales cot
ton and sundries to order
NO. o. u G. W. R. R.-Oet $50 bales OF
cotton and snndries to order
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sm l5Tleaaa 5atlg greatenl.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER !, lsss.
ATEoRNRY GENFRAI.'s nrrtnr.

ss1slt,Aan os the Attorney General In Hseuas,d
w Solteesson srthe Gotten Tax