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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11
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Dissolution Notice.

,CHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX'
L isting between the undersigned IL hereby dis
solved, u II. Carrick being authorized 20 receive
ali moneys due the frm, and will pay all debts oil
Jaw BH CARRlCK.
,,,,., Gu, 1885 se6.lw-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

GILLIG. MOTT 4 CO..
(Rireproof Brick BuiidiugsJ
CORNER G AND TAYLOR sTREETS,
VIRGINIA,
lOFFER FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST
rates, Brass Goods. Stoves. Tin and Copper
Ware, etc. Our stock will be fcund very com.
plete, having been carefully selected tor this
Market
The following comprises a part. only. of our
stock:
$50 900 ios Bar Iron. round and square, NIL sizes;
25,OOO ms Boiler Plate;'
6O,OOo lbs Sheet Iron;
$1,000 ps shoe Shape, all sizes;
1900 fss Cast.stcel, Blister Steel, and Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod. Band Iron;
10000 fns Track Iron;
5000 ios Bar and Sheet Copper;
5000 ns Lead Pipe, various sizes;
1000 feet Gas Pipe, I to inches;
1000 feet !. r. Hose, all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose Bibbs;
800 dozen Elbows and Couplings
$4,000 Carriage Bolts, all sizes:
5000 Machine Bolts, all sizes;
600 Globe Valves.
900 Anvils and Vices;
$50 pollaws. varions sizes:
Blacksmith Tools;
Scales, Grndstonea;
400 wheelbarrows;
800 dozen Ak. Pick and Sledse Handles.
Coal:
1000 dozen Locks, Hinges, Butts,i
sTacks:
Knives and Forks, Spoonsi
1000 kegs Blasting Powder;
100 dozen Picks;
Rorax;
Baillng Wire and Rope.
GOO kegs Nails. all sizes;
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & co..
Corner of and Taylor streets, Yirsinin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

LADIES, READ TnIs.-Dr. Hopper's Fc-
male Cordial.-This elegant and popular
Medicine will cure oil Fcusale complaints,
such as excessive, painful or Suppressed
Menstruation, Lneorfhea OF Whites, falling
Of the Womb, and all Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods. II will also bring On
the Menses when checked by Colds, and
all unnatural causes.
Femalss su9eriag under any of the dif.
Realities abovo enumerated should not fail
y use d. Hsopes's Female Cordial.
Il Il the mast pleasant and infailible rem
~ ~ invsatsd for the cure Of Female
cUnroal1to Lads ~ T.
Prizes a. - pR beelle.
Prefaled and eold By Dr.. Easterly 4
Co. Ne - Moth Fifth street, st. Leais,
No. Said = their bsanch Fauily Medicine
seoses No - 1eAdisoa stseet. Chicago III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A few Words Of Commen Sense.
How.f-w there who are not sasiect 10 some as.
fiction OF the lungs or respiratory organs Who by
negiectng premonliory symptoms agrravate the COM
plant until discase strikes it, shafts causing nex-
prcssbe torture Of tho patient, and anxiety and die
tress to friends. s'oniy coidi~ "a slieht sore
throat" Il the needless remark Of many when 70
affected. Yes; only n ecid.' was the thouehfless
expression OF thousands whom death his marked for
his prey.
Observation-Disclosures should b. Re motto for
ever in the minds d all subject to Coughs Colds Ca
tafrh or Influenza. Words Of advice shouId he heed.
cd by al sufferers OF Asthma Bronchitis. Consumo-
ton. Relief within tleir reach; and, II neR,ect,A
ia'si Consequences ensue-s life Of misery-a dsilr
nSuny struggle Tor existence. contest in vh,rA
mere can be but one victor-Death.
Does It mot appas the strongest mind, to think Of ~
result caused BY neglect. Then why deiays whas
excuse can be offered, when timely warning l. sound.
"a IN your esrsf When the danger d pointed out.
why not avoid Il. MAnspzz's PsrsaAl BAln has
Oeen used with success IN nearly million Of cases
and 10 endorsed BY the medical Faculty M the mos
promp' and ecacious remedy that scientific research
has discovered 10 relieve and cure all cases 81 Co,s
Coughs. Influenza, and Consumption, II the case u
not beyond all hope. Even when the sufferer Il In
the last stages. he viii nnd relief by using this prep
araton One bottle win convince the moot incredu.
ions that the merits Of this preparation are by no
means exaggerated in fact-fa far short Of the en-
ogies bestowed upon II BY thousands who have been
cured by its timely use. A guarantee accompanies
each bottle, and dealers instructed in every in
stance to refund the money. when this preparation
fails to relieve.
Prepared BY T. W. Marsden. Isl broadway. New
York. and for sale by all Druggists Price. ~ per
bottle. BrRNHAMs 4 VAN scHAACK, AND
FULLER, FINCH FULLER, Agents, Chicago.
aug-3dsm
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Symptoms Of the tertiary stage-This
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

This road will DO finished to Fort Kear.
nsy by the lst Of September. II is com.
plcted to less than thirty miles Of that
place. Ifthc same progress is continued
I'LL winter, the road will be finished half
way TO Denver before the snow OF whit 2
prevents work on the route. We think il
is safe to say, that thi, road will re com
pleted to Salt Lake City within the next
i've years. This consummstion will open
new era 10 this now far of Territory, and
deliver her people from much Of the evil
which now surrounds them It will clrry
In population. that will supplant those who
now inhsbit tho grea. central basin Of the
continent, and cause Utah to 10 one Of the
richest States in the Union--a positie.. to
which she will be Justly entitled on &C.
count Of her minerals, and her agricultur.
q productivensss.
A few years ago. when Hon. Thos. n.
Benton, then U. 8. Senator from Missouri
used to advocate the necessity Of . railroad
across the continent. the plan was csnsid-
cred by the great ,nass as chimerical. The
developments Of the present. age, and the
vast and growing Interest IN railroads
shows the feasibility and the necessity Of
road to the Pacific. And the number Of rvads
pointing in that direction 10 conclusive ~
dsd as the wants Of the age demsad the
opening Of such channel Of communication
tstwssa the East and the West. No one
nov denies the building Of the road to be
practicable, and that the demands Of com.
uarcs requires the rail 10 girdls tho con,i>
mont. A ZEE Year, aose and The scrscch
OF the locomotive viii be heard in the great
central basin Of the continent winding lis
way towards the Ncvadas. 70 be net by I
road seeking to Dad passage scross ths
Rocky Mountains. Whoa che event IL
consummated the dream Of thu pionsees Of
peeosss will b realized. and ou' country
viii have the credit Of finishing the great
81 work Of modern luss. 40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

We have in the New York Custom
House pretty good idea Of the trade b..
tween the Uaited States and foreign coun>
tries. Nearly the entire import comes
through that port. and a large part Of tie
experts, cotton excepted, go thence.
The total of tn, imports there Tor, 70
ysAr sadias July 80. 1866. Sums up >sOs.
oel,7sl We annex comparative state>
nsss IT ~ tws prsvioas pears:
1856 1865 1864
osoS. eel, 7s4; tlSs, sss. s42; s2s4,s6 .o45
These sums are gold values. To ascer-
III tAsls valss u eursssey i will DO ncc~
sesary 10 cd abeat 80 per cent. rr
he ssperts iron New Yo.k foe the
* ~ 3sav salise Jaly, 1856. were ts7s,-
81. les, Ia 1865 the experts we're :e4Aa,s
ri. ~. asl ID 1854 oa97. lso. 9ss. In
49, suaS ~ Iielios1 esstslA sksunts in
spssis. Tkss, ~ lyses he lpdtis exports
- osS,s7o, ~. nssAsaslin GA At IL
priss fss thst ysaes - bzposts valsse =
eold nay benst dswa = elso. ooe. 900.
Oassssisg ~ slnsuat - - iapests
and the bsiaass enaisst u essld y sssst
enc hunassa nill5eoa - ear ceeaea 81
PIT is sssi1atsd = esasi6Hably evss III
sau. - hat whsa - 1870 b fairly
strsstA win Mt appsas - ~ had -
- senisss ~ essasz csae "z -
Nv As.A. - - IL - - IA - kaSf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

Nebraska, II. II. Heath and George Z .
Train.
TIE question Of the admission of vallsn.
bingham ID being discussed again this eve
ming.
J had an interview With Fsilandinsbsr
this aftarnocn | askca him IL be intended
to be in the Convention. lie said most as.
surealy hs did.
"Blt.n said I, "they say they WON'T let
you in.r
"They can't keep me out" said he.
"They expect you to do as Z. Wood has
DONE" said !.
Yes said be, "Mr. Wood has very
pasri rtically resigned. bat don't propose
to do that"
After some further conversation Mr.. Val
lsndigbam said be had had gratuitous adj
vice enough IN the last ten h,urs to keep
him going fvr the balance Of his life.
asked him what I should Say shout
him and the attempt to keep him out Of
the convention.
"You can say" said be, "that viii be
in the conversion, and that nobody can
keep me out"
The Southern delegations appointed .
committee to day to wait Jon vallandig.
hsm and request him TO withdraw. Mr..
Vallandigham declined to comply with
this request.
The Kentucky delegation held meeting
and unanimously voted IN favor Of vallan.
digham's admission.
The wigwam is not finished, and II is
asserted tonight that the convention will
hold it's first session in one Of the public
halls Of the city.
i. is 50 d to>night that Thonns A. Hen
bricks, OF Indiana, will be temporary chair.
mnn.
In the Iowa delegation there was quite .
struggle between the democrats and the
republicans. The democrats finally yield.
ed, and Thomas H. Benton was chosen
chairman OF the delegation.
The Southern delegates, headed by
George S. Houston, Of Alabama, waited
upon Vallandigham this evening and re
quested him not to appear in this conven
ton Is = delegate.
|. In reply to their request vallandigham
said he was duly elected that his creden-
tials we're - good as anybody's and that he
intended TO present himself rs delegate.
u - uOW statcusOu luz uIBbort SutuOIttys
that he will be voted out Of the convention
by n resolution Of Gen. Steedman, C xcludirg
all Northern men who opposed the war Or
countenanccd resistance 10 the drah.
The Ohio delegation will adopta resolu>
ton in the mo- ming that no one Of their
rumbcr shall address the convention with :.
out the consent Of the delegation, given
.hrougha vote. This is designed to keep
Vallandigham from making a speech.
tons. and majority Of the Ohio democrats.
are in favor of his admission, and il is said
that all others are against him.
Steedman's resolution, if adopted, will
exclude most Of the Ohio democrats. and
many from other States.
Apart frem the admission Of Vallandig-
ham, there seems to be no question Of dis.
pute attending the business Of the conven-
uo". M o'ne' matters VIII &c Ut nave
o'r e., se'''.o "a!no''.u"s'y' a.
ihe c1"ve"''o" WI mee. W tue Nauonn'
k"A'a' "a''. =" rae" s.Iee', near oiA'"
s"ec.: .nc "'s"a'h not De'hS reaoy ICE oc>
c"P"''o".
.,o.""s ~ 'ne "a.u:c u 'o' 10 a"''e''
pa'e" .'o"s" P'cPa'a"""s ~, q"c","s o"o'
s ,, y oe'u'' nave oee" ''aoc' a"u Mas"r
''o"' .e""e' - "'' Ic'e' "'''"''o' ="
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

duties realized IN 1860 viii more THAI dou-
bic the highest amount ever collected be-
fore With lilo exception Of 1861. In this
las. named ysar the imports Of New York
produced sTF .5oe.29l upan an import Of
sixty-nine m;ll;cns Of dollars less thsn TIM.
Of 1866. The imports cf'ee paid P'id 40
per cent duties. while those of 1884, pail
80 1>3.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

| 10 them We look with hope for rescue
Their votes 0ast Or true men ID the onlv
solution Of our evil.
sincerely. trust ) our convention viii do
veil MS specific work u such manner a viii
1nsci ,the hearty approval Of the general
convtttion oT the Democratic party, when
II may assemble TO receive your co-opcra.
lion.
laasmuch as think our convention can
best sus.ainthe President, under the guild
shcc ofthose VITO placed him in power, Who
l-hsve concluded TO abandon tue Democrats
lsoieauizt.ion, among whom an. NOT inclu.
icd, most respectfully return 10 yon my
certificate oil appointment
am, very truly, SIS "a
Your obldient servant,
s HESRY CLAY DRAn.
A meeting Of the chairmcn Of the differ.
ent delegates was held this evening for the
purpose Of arranging Temporary organixs.
ton Of the convention. f.
The charmen are - follows: ..
Maine, W. b. Crosby New Hampshire,
.. b. Bowers; vesusnsy. n. b. Simmons
and R. y: Smallsy Massachusetts, :. $.
Abbott ; Rhedp 49, u. b. Lawreaee |;
= sosScOss z. A.-oe9Sa4s NJ 40440s
: Tnass Nee 9essg, 2. = Qesws1 !;
4asyitaaia, ~ Qoonseoe 1aSo1s.
~; Dslauas4 {. ii CDMeV0 Ho1J>
sx~Gop. PsnsE Frginia, 1hsno y
tk sweeee1i eealA q liaa, Ger. On !;
Q1Ylf9 q 1U0e1l6 / y6g ~
INV &D k6mts; 0sssua, q = kSeo !;
- .neell Alhban4 LeWb 4.
r1Sso6 1isssssippi, A. s. Symsall !;
Leolajsoe, A. 2. Morse; Texas, Y. n.
Epefso1 Tsanesset, J. h. Bs1es !;
~ q liIss Ohio. wm. 8. 6rsss6s1k;
1G1l3sa 4heA A. Hsndncks I'd -. 1ler-
s1l1Aj 11nsiA Q. y. Dsswnieg; Michioan.
g; q P9isi aissesfi. Barton A.; ;
M =. y. Rics Wisconsin, b. Z.
= ||!: q |;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

VULCAN FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SH OPP.
WIN. a. THOMPSON. PrOsr.
BROADWAY ST., ROCK ISLAND,
Msnufaesurer Of
e1eAooooA1 = lAnD kn0lnen.
FLOUR, DU0AR anA
Saw SN1teg s1xoehinerv.
HOUSE CASTINGS, IRON RAILING,
LARD KRTTkBO.
Bells and Droeo Castlngs.
u10nlk0 APPAnA9US IOn0ED And
- 11islsa ~ bssine Asteaien Wells sf aay
hiad, q The 49, e1111fial, 49, = esass.
Ia60efs w1e wiQ - = 49, - Oens Mills
~ =. vss.e = 90 = - esis secsss
kavs laeos IN Psl6ssns 49, - saly -
-, . eee1es Aa9ege tsv.at q hssvy -
Z - ese.se eseg : $3.50 = r. 49, =
2 r r. Ssss q sss,cs.
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Royal Havana Lottery of C.b..

Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.
Conducted BY The Spanish Gorernwent.
e3D,000 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS
Prizes cashcd and information furnished, the high
est rates paid for Doubloons. and al kinds Of Gold
and Silver; also for all Government Securities.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers.
mays1-diy IL Wall ST.. New York.
Paril, the 1D1eea.-If the blood BE-
pure the body which Il formed from and by the blood
be diseased But II there be in any part Of the
body any affection, such ~ a boil or ulcer. even
bruise the blood circulating through that part takes
up impure matters from the local affection and carrier
it into the general system. This lie the often Of
sudden death to persons Il full habit aflicted with
boIs and uicers, and who tse medicine; the mat
ter gets into tho circulating system and chokes the
ane blood vessels which supply the brain with vta
~, and life ceases as II
Derefi BY 1.lghaning,
Now, this can be remedied.
BRANDRETH's PILLS
take all impure matersfrom the circulation, and save
the general health, soon curing local affections also
BRANnRETlrs PILLS protect from tedious times
BLACK ASA CROW,
few years since, was many splendid head that Il
now grey rrizzlcd Why notrestore to the yet I'M
wrinklcd brow its raven honos! Five minutes e.
fccts the splendid Transformation. In less time than
a rifleman would like take to
1.Ond and Fire
three times tho grayest head may be made darker than
The Ravens Wing.
No matter Of what undesirable tint the hair or whsk-
bcardd may he, the change 10 superb and per-
fcctly natural black brown l. accomplished DO one
application Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer
will cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Feyes.
Dnmb Age lntermittent and Remitteae
Fovers, and every form Of Fever incident
70 The West
t. Prizes Of Asue Killer q 20 pefbat-
tlA fills 80 csnts pr box 70 pills IN .
/, s1Fer.pl cd ~ BY Dr.. Eastesly = Co,
~ I60i4 No. eG1d q their beoneh Ehmllv
Hs |! I. s1egs Chle2go ~; = 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-15

GRlDLgY's Salt Rhcum and letter Oint-
ment viii cArc salt Rhsum, letter, Scald
Head, Ringworm, Pnirie and BARRIERS
lteh,, Illin0ia Mangc, Missouri Scratches,
Iowa Digs, Army Itch, Pimples On the
Face, Obstinate Old Sores, Scrofnls, snd
all diseases and cruptions Of the Skin.
When used in conjunction with Dr.. Eas
terley's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, which pm
rifles the Bloedand removes the Cause, ai,sl
the Ointment heals the Sores, and thus .
speedy and permanent cure is effected.
We advise both to be used in these com
plants.
Ley The Iodine and Sarsaparilla, 81 so
per bottle.
Psicc -Gridlcy's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment, 75cts per bottle.
Prepared and Sold by DR. Il. EASTER
LY & Co, No. 20 North Fifth street, st.
Louis. NO., and At their branch store No.
% Madison street, Chicago, Illinois.
For sale by all druggists
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-27

N. o., Oh G.. w. b. R.--Jan 26-7 bales cot
ton Gilmer, Hopkins Scot do Schroeder q Scrhie-
ber-T dc s Beil--2 do McFarlan, Straight ECO
do G w VESTS bales moss Wright 4 Hull--l7
bbs nolasess to o E Sehf &co--16 hhds sugar to
Hare Ia do Z bbls molasses half bbls do and 8
bbls sugar Norcross, Perkins II Hersey-34 SKIS Of
rice r israndpere@1 Dbl rice w Ferguson
dries to Total 81 bales cotton 70 hhds sugar
8 bbls sugar "a bbls moiasses
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MILLER N eaARD

MILLER ~ 6AR Dr.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' AND AGENTS, NO. is ST.
CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA
The undersigned would respectfully inform the public that
they have opened IN cice pnde and style above
the transaction OF III business appertaning to REAL
ESTATE BROKERAGE AND AGENCY. .e45s8
In this They will Agents in buying, selling
colccang RENTS paying taxes and
will take charge Of real estate absentees 10 the
city count In the States Of Lonsana Mis-
aissippl, Arkansas and Texas. S35 r.
legal council will be consnlted In all of
sodciins titles BY attention a business
abedsnce 70 nstru lions they hope give
wish Y buy, sell Or rent, with full Instructions
They have a present engthy list Of Cotton and Sugar
Plantations and City Property to sell and rent
Address the undersigned. Lock Boz No $685. r. O., New
Orleans La ss 8f JOHN g. MILLER, s
II &. r. GARD
RErRRRNcEs--J M Wells, Gov Of La. !, Pike Lapeyre
Brother Bankers ~ O., La Payne, Huntington o.. M o.
IA p. A Humphreys, Gov Of Miss; Race Foster f. II
heo, W0odyie. Mjss y
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FORT JACKSON.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET TWICE A WERY
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 10 O'Clock 4 u s5
Ff0R FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILIP
Il Ponte IL Haehe and INTERIM diae iandingsThe rev
and magnificent a. q Black Leo Rayhi
pssts q Bsnla and 4; A. Laosrre clerks leaves He
every Saturday at 10 for Forts Jecssnn and st Phi
Restraining Thursdays and Mondays For freight or passsRa
apply board ss s#l{5ss' q
a TITUS 4 CIV ARTNEY. 3 Tchoupitanlas street
or TO FIRMIN MARTIN. 1x6 Old Ieree.
VRGINIuS G. DENTzRL advertising Agent
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STEAMBOAT
RED RIVER.


Leaves on TUESDAY, 30sa Inst, At RI
RED RIVER, NEW 0RLEANs AND SHREFEPORf
PACKET COMPANY
EOR SHR EvEPORT,GR GRAND BAYOU GRAND
Il Ecere, Alexandria, Formans BArbns and a way iano
jngsThc elegant passenger steamer Louis neeng
Johnson master VIII leave as above fof Ifegnt y
Dpp'' CEiLos, ALI.ARD i GOODWIN,
v1na1Nrus 1sSRi shssa
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE #
Leaves SATURDAY, January N, at s Pr
Steamer MARY HIENN-JAMES KENIsToN. Master
TfOR JEFFERsON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
T. Bayou, Campte Grand Ecore, Aexandria, Norman'st
Barbn's and intermediate landings For freight Or passsSe
~pp's = e oELLos, AILARp GOODWIN.
yIRaINIus 9. DENTzEL. Adysftising AGENT !.
Leaves on SATURDAY, 9th inst, at 6rA
EyOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Ecore Alexandria Barbins and all Intermediate landu
Homeyer, j. D. Clarke, master, will leave above. ~
freight e pf ssso SFR., ADs ssfsa
v1RarsIus Q. DENTzEIe Aaserti ling Agent
Z Leaves on SATURDAY, 9Th inst. at 4 rsn
TSOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou Grand Ecore st. Maurice, Getiie, AlexAadsta,
Normans Rarbins and all light dfaf pas
sss ssa haaH {: .s ss H.
6sss 4 sss'ss is; -.
3isRED RIVER PACKET S9
| Leaves on SATURDAY 9Th inst. ct 3 FsM. a$3
Steamer LADY aRACE-sAM. HAMMOND. Master. 9. y
1soK JEFFERs ssSsEs iii ii MEcr, sHREsEres.,
L Alexandria all intermediates landings Rcd Rx
For freight passage rFF1}
l Tehoppito1las street
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u bhl nv Get potatneH
III LfVERPD OF British steamship Aiabama
250s bates cotton 81 hhds tobacco 100 bbls oil
Il M0NTGg merry t Aia1 Stearner Vigo-80 sks
oats z0 bbIs potatoes "a bxa cheese kegs butter
and sundry mdse RI S 5Ss 9a
MOBIIi schr FIeuer so bbls flour 20 bbss of
whisky q bbls molasses 3s8 sks corn $50 SKIS oats
40 Ska bran los sks cotton seed Nj ia
Il M0BIIs 10 Sinner Fanny Pearson Sundry mdse
MOBILE Steamer Manhattan Sundry mdse
@ GALVESTON Steamship Palmyra ~ bbla of
sfOnr 200 SKIS corn and sundfy mdse & /
BIZ schr Gieaner--250 bbls flour
|. LIVERPO OL- Ship WsBttnor Roland 1922 bales
Cotton s II N - ~ i
/ BOSTON ship Marcia q Day 2e72 BIS cotton
BOSTON Bark Say annah sos bales cotton 100
do rags zss do cotton pickingg 100 bblsshour LAG
bxa soap 205 hides VS. mi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-27
NEwHALL,

~ IA,,s,4.. CAMP STREET.
Between Common and Canal streets,
Has hand eonssaAtly receavng direct from the
the North and in Europe Iags and ELEGANT
Asscfnasrs d WALL PAPER 10 Oak Mahogany and Marble
iftatisss frsscsass Canterh Pannains. Etapsry and
stsnsry. 4s
ssss Esza nd Pn6ic Private Buildings nishsd ID
tie mort exasisttc rasnne and At the ehortes nctce
The attention Of City end Country Dealers Is called 70 I'M
inenss Stock n WALL PAPER embracing every yasist,
which be dispose Of at as lew pces q sv .ii
estnhlnhme nt ii the csuntxy ~ ~