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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
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STATE OF INDIANA. ~ sslnfsH7 71s7ss
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TIE sls'e q k1aaps a ahs shsfla Of Eapsur-
! H. RLYrHE AXNEs, 0EERK or stHr aussss
1s uerDurgh circuit Court, DO hereby certify 10
t9eSReyn qf said Couufy, Glat bifieSfs 4 ~ M IL
oiected Tor the several township Ia said ~
a dheiosnai hlAees of holding eisofio A IA fl,e
1rst a. N 2eday AZ ,4pFilt A eD.lHGe; : gla5 az
4.or l.igeon' Townsfb, k6ur Constables.
| For knight Township, two ConsIabRss 7nod
| For ;Armstrong Township, one Justice az the
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hslE.es tsRsgr 'lsw1nhipe 0ossssavIegpiaiS on
Tor vYrman township, one Justice-pf the peaos
nnf two. Donslablssl No9 1hsH n s1TiseaR
Ars ,ds 99s Synship FFqaies er spbhafoauid hts
Ard ths .shegig iaFsrsby adiroeiua 90 sivs a4.ga
notice oi sais Firciiop, In conformity with tha
eiaaRte taauqh naEeaMadeAAd dypr6t iaedi ~ fEli in1
Ap witness whereof fherepnt0 BubeerTgh ,r1s
ann aua eihx the e6Al oi safd Court, al fvans.
4 w, this Ia daypf March. IA. DtIe6G N rfrik
BLYTHE HYNES, Clerk v. O. c.
VN Ailfa.l liazy i--ce--iuk1 EiLHf AottJ
T. LEX, DARLING, sheriff Of vandsrburul,.
bnnfS s.ehrtify that Hhedbovos ahd fofef he ia
rSe lsas 6S@%pls'' 9@ssp seRgsRftlH GrigiRpTlpOvgon
n mars Il .itsew val ALExg DARLINGqag FIg.ds
IUniou, b ourfer and Democrat please copyl. -
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

CINoINsArr, March The Ohio
Legislature, on the invitation of the
Cincinnati Merchants Exchanges, arriv-
ed here last night. to partake of the hos
pitalities Of the eity.l gaf1GI ,srI
The Commercialy estimates the loss by
the frs at 81, 75o, ,ooo, and and. tbs b insurance
1892 900. - -, r[s ze,ss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

CITY OFFICERS.
ag FOR Clerk, JJoI s@N'
ALFRED NJ. McGRIFF.
For Collector,
49, a4ls JOHN SCHUBERT. rq iaFE
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL x. LEAvITT. - Z -
For Marshal,
ANTON TEHyooRpE. s.-e n
For Asfessora. s,s a-4agf II
W PHILIP EULER, in.
-, WILLIAM wARREH, in. fssaf
-ss-s JAMES L.. DUNNIEG. siea. a-a
vfa FOR coUscILmEN XII
Firat ward--wM. HUNNEL. e
~ Second ward-wM DEAN.
Third Ward-wH ]. p. MILLS.
Fourth wsrd-ADoLPH PFAFFLIN.
Fifth Ward VIZ. HEILMAN. q
fixth wafd-HENRY sCHMUTTE.
Seventh ward-TH0RETON MALES.
Eighth ward-JAMEs WILTSHIRE.
e Nldthfw Ard-JoEE r. GRILL 9 o. q
TOWNSHIP oTVIcsas. s
For Trustee, etfa1it
JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT, -
For Constables, - l-8ya
H SAMUEL DAY.
WILLIAM D0UGHERTY.f "a .sass
.ass - JOHN +. CRISP. autsW H5tl
sefalsA9 JOSEPH OEFERMAN. s4 y Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
FEED.
Chopped Feed.

XKTE ARE JUST kECEIvING IN STORE 500
wv bushels Of chopped wheat screenings, which
food for milk cows ID much anpeFior 20 ship
stuff and bran Those who wish the largest pos.
sible yield of mik from their cows had batter
try t. Il. 8. RuST0N q co.,
sept6 2E HEAIH No. 90. Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
MILLINERY.



VXTE6EES TO INF0Rd THE LADIES OF
w Evansville and Tieisity that she still con-
tinues her Millinery Business, Third street,
between Main and eycamore, having re eaved
new supply Of Spring Goods; also, Dress and
Cloak Patterns. Having secured the services of
Dress and Cloak Maker.
Is confident Of giving the most decided satisfac-
ton. She feels thankful fer past favors and con-
tinuss to solicit their future patronage She has
also the Agency OF the celebrated GROvEg 4
Sewing Machine,
. The Grover 4 Baker II the most simple, durable
and perfect Sewing Machine before the public 1t
makes the celebrated Elastic oubie Lock.Stitch
which viii not break even on q bias. and needs
no fastening at the end Of Its seams. II not only
docs every other kind Of sewing in q most perfect
manner, but does the most beautiful embroidery
An assortment OF Machines on hand and for
sac. Full instructions will be given with each
d acbine. BY an experienced operator. ~
mar24-lm CAROLINE SOHEFER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

Z CLEYEL4Np, Or. March r.2A-Henry
BbRtisld2 a. ACo. $ ~6eden ware factorsy
burned last night. L IS $l50,000 In.
IAuranee pattiat& 1AA 1IaIh u Hl0
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Brewers, Distillers, Rectiflers. Ac..

Supplied with every description Of Copper and
Sheet 4ron Work, Brewing Kettles. Refrigerators,
AttempoFators, SparRes, 6tiliheads and. Worms
stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, syphons, &C. Oopser.
Lead aud Iron Pipe; Copper Brass aud Iron
bumps % essry variety, for Beer. spiriss, eiI 6c
Bsass Cocks and Valves Steam Whist o.. &C. cd
Workmen sent T. ali parts 70 az up work and 40
repairs o. Steam Boilers, Copper aud sheet Iron
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

River RHd-Weather.
CINCINNATI, March "a The river has
risensA inches, with 30 feet @ inches in
The channel, Weather clear; thermome-
WI stJas7 tsa EfaN 700 ass4sFa sHi ff sa hs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

J sdi Os3Rcm.1es snis1d h tl0is aai IL
UNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW ON HANDY
a splendid assortment ~ finished Carriages
for iIhinR trade. They are effhb htoSt aud ni66t
Improved gty les, aud 4 include four. passenger
tionaFy and shoiipE topBi also, fancy bghtrf
tro. ting Bn9gifb and Prince Aibertg.
4 have BueEiaPsa kDttfh up extra EtrmH, fofH5
Country Ny work is made 81. the v8ty best
and thoroughly seaB5Asd timber, and ironed With y
extra Refined Iron. pee no factory wheala, all 4.
the best Of mechanics. "A warrant Allgny warkfoia
give entire ssti actien 10 every respect. Persons
Wishing 20 purchase anything u, nav line, wflitN
nDd Il 10 their utorrst 70 call aud examine my
stock before Purchasing elsewbefe fpf6p0ss 10 a
sell et the lowest possible cash rates . ~, ea,g
par1s-Sm fo- ~" " HAMMELsrElE.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
MILLINERY.


TO The
AT II q IL IT N e R 81 .
My STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS FOX
Iva ths spring Trade. g.
w In O 1 @ = NJ @
Is now ready. Those wishing to lay in their
spEisg Supply, shouId call soon aad see the stock
and learl the NEW PRICES. B. RAUM.
TO THE LADIES OF
Evansville and Vicinity.
Ny Stock Of Millinery for'ths Spring trade, Is
now complete and ready for inspection, as Mrs
BAUM selecfed the Goods herself. aud has not
OF Paris and New York
have, aIsn, the choicest of Spring Oloaks,
Basques' Ba'keeos, ready made. and viii make
them to order atthe shortest notice, as I havs q
fun assortment of Spring Cloths and Black Hilks,
and Trimmings for same
Also, Dress Trimmings, Laccs, Embroidery,
Coils, Kid Gloves, L sce Mitts, Hosiery, and an
endless list of
e an g y N O trionszI
Also. nAir In switches. curls and Trout pieces,
in good supply aad at the lowest market prices. :
B. BAUM. =
No.. 50 Main Street, g
] p. S.-No Business Transacted on
Saturday. 80 1a sraaee mar2l 3ma
DRY GOODS. go. s.. q
.tgsaesaan ttvaasr9 a.f ana ed 30 u L--yssssl n
rsaf1 fAs hlA9 es1iiT ~ 4iAt nsA
no you WANT NEW STYLES IN PRINTS
1g aad DeLAines, at the lowest prices1 Go to
HEAD a MONEYS,
we AeF No. 40 NJ in street,
sss's T.9 5,.g..ssrsa sfsas - "a - fIElgs Is
4tsBa5- enc 1s. t1a 3 ca az 4fse alia lf7
TO YOU WANT NICE DRESs2 ron AN
IL ass0rtfnent, 90 to ~ az y
Il.s HEADa MONEYS,
esdo.0 d sassiasi q b.sess1s Z Z j
Do YoU WANT A ZINE EEPABAsoHeRs SUN.
~ sHADEf For variety and elegapce. goto
- - HEAD &.no0NKY,s.
wzCS1G1EgeTE 01E'
TO you WANT A-sILK DREssf FOB
HEAD q MooNEY's. =
Z1 a-@ s4k g !
TO YOU WANT TRIMMINGS, EDGINGs.
II BUTTONS, &C. u For solnething new. 90 to
- HEAD MONEYS.
erfW 5ss sengTae4G ralW4sE
no YOU WANT BLEACHED AND BROWN
IL 0OTroNs. all widths and kinds. at tWHoLE-
TIT HEAD q MooEEYs-
aafe I5g4Fss ~ slf So sls. 9l-t ~.
TO YoU WANT ZINE LAcEs, FINE FANS,
IL Gloves, Hosiery, real Lace Collars and Hand
ksrchiefsI Go to ss. HEAD q M0oGKY'S. !.
! - l.ta E.as ia ~ 4 ls8ls I1t ll8 7f -
g. -rfe.t4s sil4na eas abs 3rf-si -sa4 aa5 70
TO YOU WANT TO REDUCE YOUR ExPEN.
~ SES7 60 and JUST PRT, e (be'ore bBying1,
at a-slaalasssaaz.A-ass HEAD & MONEYS,
r, marls-sm No 40 Main street.
- aE4 IL 11E1ssn1gSEI 10 ssEs
"a CARD. aoI ~ / {
r. n. MATTHEWS, w. a. FuLLKRroE, ~
Late Of LcuissilIs, KY. Late Of Louisvilie. KY.
MATTHEWS G. FULLERTON =
-DEALERs M - g
Agricultural Implements.
. Il ED - ssss =
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, {
House FURNISHING ARTIcLEs,,
sie . Nosa46 Main Street, - sis
EVAEsV VILE, INDIA MA,
as3.5 ,z8Ts nos n
slE t.r1d9 .llsisll
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GROCERY.
8 Mccufchan & Mason,
Fa m i1y Gro G cry.
On Center Street ls
. (0Pposiie ClaFk) ~

EVANSVILLE, IND
We have oR hand full assortment of Family
Groceries, which We ofisr to our customers at as
low figures Is thes cas- be purchased any place In
the city. s94si mar24-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26
"sTAR, UNION LINE. Z !

81 .H0n 9EsR rfola ai "a fnt ~
and refer them to Agents Of this COMPANY for
shinping directions, rates, time, contracts, &C.
Pssties shipping to Eastern cities rom interior
points, vie kvansyiiie, shoald coaaign their
freight TO care Of r., II, EHRMAE, Agent Star
Union Line at Evansville. (sdvislng him Of the
same by mail), who win iss1e through BEiis Of
Lading, giving rates, time contracts, &e-s ac. sal
-fsi- oa soa hn1 oiGD l0 bad fU3ita
al AGENTS IN THE EAST. sysa II.
GRO. ]. HARRIS. " Washington ST. Boston.
q J. L. G0SSLER, z7I broadway, New York.
JOHN MCKNIGHT, AIS ChrstBut st., PhEIa
oHAs. II. K0oNss corner Centre aud Calvert
streets, Baltimore - ,l.rlT sfses, - e,..ssiI
AGENTS IE TIE WEST.
INV. BROWN, Cincinnati. Il
WE. ROBINSON, LouisyiIle - 1osal
S.sF. GRAY Indiansppliss n1S eaI gfl
N. STEVENS st Louis. .ts Il
JAS. TALLMADGE, JR., Membhis. =
b B. WILSON. Nashville ll7i1i.c4 La4s
W. W. CHANDLER, Ghffago as F.ta
.. 3. CRAY, General Superintendent, CIncin.
natl chic. 20 t-sla- $40 - 17iff 9FE
Is..9oy E.a9Syiis ofass. 10 saoF,.H EHRhAN. i
&. had ssssaaoo sses9ed .aidmGl59
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iuaIg ssies 4 II cOhtrast9Fs

0esaaen- Council 0f -the city of fvnmsIIfs
vii *eeLn sselat proposhlb untilthe 9Th day Of
Apal. lS6sff0n kfadiBE, kEasei nd paying the
eney sltnaied bAwhdn-Alain and tLocust 1treets,
ae.l firrd'l 4 sfgoW sKth 20 epEputlI Btrsst. ( 8
by oidsr OF The Council.
As H. McGRIFE. Clerk.
- -, 'Aoeos-- - tnaff6 I'd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

= Five doIlsFs and uuder, cash IN hand FOR all
sums over So, credit of months will be- given,
purchaser giving STAMPED note with approved
security, waving valuation appraiamsnt laws
MARIA St WM. BECKER.
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: -777T777 77T77-- tt 77TT 7 ~ -z7-7 7
g. ,m e sss STAR ssa ssai si.sa1 saa .iai
-tUNEON LINEE'.s, =
- Is elsiqH91 " ia2lE aveH blDl
sdi ua3sd---Issnae sTsw saiE

Cars Run Through to and from
Evansville, without Transfer Time
guaranteed Rates. guaranteea to
and from Evansville and Eastern
citiss. g Only Ten Days to and from
Evansville and New York. and
Nine. Days to and from Evansville
and Philadelphia, and Baltimore
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

The Line is sraanag % shreuehoat by mon Of
transportation expes fenc4., eq1a to any in tbs
country, whose aini Ii vii be render satisfac-
ti9nt fts patrons Agents OF the Company are
authorized to eel he claims for damages or sten-
tion destin atiou, instead Of the usuAl custom
of referring them Back 70 point Of sLipnest.
Parties ordering frsikht from either Of the
Eastern cities, should direef shippers. to mark
packages
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-26

The Union party had ever been unit
on this question, and the solid ORION
men of Evansville, and the honest mind
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-31

.,;.. - -... ,,.,4 .lt the s,oot. sbe had
Dom tor = ,,.. D,rh.
Ihe following oosts weFe E " PorS i Fsnnv ~
m,sioVs ,oj3 ri9atnn AID sr
M, MANS, a, ossaar are n4e
gSntei reTo;rs ,''' A''''l'ol' ''''o
w ,,,,,r,,,, D, one
LOUISE FOR MoBILE AND THE WATERING FhA Yves
Ihls new and nue. LoWRfessure passenger sar
IN command OF Sapl hophlns' leaves s.oIa +bs
~ M, TOT the anove ha,llen PaGes, liOtn NY
'aSo H qu "a cnTrer Of Cam and Common streets
- ~. Tr @ NJ, E,a1.ot g.. III,
uef o. =, iH% S'g'es. " S''I
go S,t H9 tesu.". ~ p"SN ~ mi'u up
a. m W., s,ai lsnan~s mn to Vicsbn,g Connect
mo with tiTst class packets for Memoirs and Yaaoo
River. She has tasteiully fitted up and spacious
cabin, with all the accommodations necessary to
insure care aud comfort to passengers, Travellers
and shippers should not overlook matters of such
importance. Messrs Ayles and MeVaay are in the
Office, and will be glad TO attend 10 all inquiries IN
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Receipts OF Produce Yesterday.

YICKSBURG- Grey Eagle-1O0 bales
cotton Green-42 do A H Peale &co-29 do
D R Carroll &co-22 Wright, Allen &co--20 do to
Payne, Huntington &co-lT J R Powel-l3 do to
Gallagher-II Meyer, Deutch & Weis-ll to l.
Walker--l0 Clinton & Rchards-l0 J Herou-S
Estlin &co-7 Jennings, n & Malone--7 w Rob
son-T L Lee-6 Hogan Il Patton-6 Wheel
er-6 Longstreet owen &co-5 H 7 Lonsdale-4
Newman Buckingham--3 Oscar BeTcier-3 do
Kicks Hall & Weatherly-2 w j Wheeless SEQ
I II q ] NJ Allen--2 John Phelps w Champ
linz Ober, Atwater &co-l Hy Won Phul jr Geo
l Symonds, Courtney &co-sundries to order-To-
tai sundries to order-Total 359 bales cotton
SHREVEPORT-Steam Alabama-20 bales of
cotton Longstreet Owen &co-l2 Carroll Hoy u
coll Warren & Crawford H Ware Som
Ar Mitenberger-6 Payne, Huntington &co-6 do
W Tulis-5 Wyche Il Richardson G Vain.
sley-3 w Burbridge Sco-3 Sentell & Prather-
p P Manco &co-l Meyer, Deutch & Wes-22
bbls molasseR s Whited &co-45 hides to " Dur
bridge-2I bbls sugar bbls -four Fl Phelps eco
10 bbls -four Coffey-53 head cattle T G Noel
379 do McQRoid, Mehle &co-sundries to order
Total So bales cotton
ST LOUIS-Steamer Cornet and 3 barges-994
bales hay 200 bbls potatoes SOS SKIS bran 1893 SKIS
oats 5485 SKIS corn Tunstall, Chassang &co-3054
do NJ Druhan- 2463 do sos SKIS bran Geo Martin
Woods Matthews 100000 do Prudhomme & Ell
liott--75 do S w Scott &co-sundries to order
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cornie-5 hides to j B
Gerard S pkgs do CheIot-l bx do D Didier-
lot lumber d UNDERGRADUATES to order
FORT JACKS0N-Steamer Live Oak-26 SKIS
potatoes Dan Hiekok-l9 do V Moran-sundries
to order
dries to order
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czEsasss oEvssa, 10. S.ca,


monday Evening. July 80 1856. /
CorToN The market opened very atia this
morning under adsices via the transatlantic cable
that d treaty Of peace had been signed by Austria
and Prussia, and small sales were elected at In
{ l1c. q II. advance upon Saturdays quotations
AT an early hour, however, the steamship ehipa's
adYices to the 22d inst we're received. which
impaired increased strength to the market.
and Immediately resulted in q still further
advance. Sales Of Cotton at Liverpool were re,
ported at 20 600 bales on tho 2lst, at 461d. q b
advance, the closing quotations having been i'd.
GaI4ld. for middling upIands. After The receipt
Of the steamers news the market became quite
excited, and sales were effected at fully &c.. AMI
In some cases at 2303c. advance on our last quo
tationn. The movement was soon interrupted
however, b the local excitement, which viii B,
found reportedin another column ana the sales, bu
fortha unfortunate circumstance, would doubles
have been very heavy. Asitwas some 1900 bale
changed hands, nevertheless, in which ten broker
participated, and the market closed unsettled
and 100 abruptly to enable uaSto obtain reliable
quotations, but ths following win be found as &C
cnrate approximatlng figures as could be CLEANED
Ii the present excited state of the market and the
community, viz Ordinary 27@2sc.. good ordinary
slD3sc.. low middlng sa@8sc., and middline
s7@3ge
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Sales to-day only 1000 bales, including 1000 bales to
speculators and exporters. The market is duli
with but little inquiry, and prices weak and de
cline of ID. d b, Middling uplands are quoted
about l94d.
Breadsat6s- market is steady. Corn is
easier.
LoNpoN, Saturday Evening, July l4-Consols
close at s7a@875 fof money.
AmelicdIh Securities United States FIVE TWEEN
ties 67b0n6S.
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STEAMSHIPS.
LEv EIEPt,tpL..

7sAn aRTwlEn LIVERPOOL tSu EHW oRLhAhs,
asue Havana ussuses'Itss aua snasmuarE Sails
and Passeugels taking Cotton signing BILLS OF ledng
hsr6 through freight 3d. Petersburg,
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothonburg and HaVre,
Storage passenger granted by this line to bring
passengers Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans,
for $50 in currency, per adult
The port destination msy either fixed signing
tho bills Of adng declared by the holdsr of the bill
of ading within twelve hours after the semers arrival
at Liverpool thus aordng the importer the choice
markets.
yEVME BRITISH AND Ara ERECAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Sailing from LIVERPOOL NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the summer:
LOUISIANA, 1874 tons. P. Jsmson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI tons Campbell Captain
1857 toms A. Finn Captain.
MISSOURI. 1854 tons, "A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. tons ....T. Barron Captain.
1879 tons. VIM, L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA 1851 - Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. .Is4l tons..,.J, HNrby Captain.
BOLIVIAN 1913 tons. H P. P. Couehe Capt.
Cabin Passage to Liverpool S2S gold It's equivalent
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw a CO.. Al Carondelet street.
consgness goods respectfully desired their
Bills Of Lsdng at the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PASSAGE SEQ CUR
RENCY
To sail on SATURDAY, August 4tb, atsA.M
EoK LIVERPOOL DIRELT-THE SPLENDID
steamship Florida,
Cargo Is now being received at the Companys Wharf
Third District for the above steamer sailing punctuay
SATURDAY, August 18th, at O'Clock 4 n
For freight or passage apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw & CO., 43 OarondeIet street.
81 Bulls of lsdng this Company (which only be
sgnedl viii be had at the Agents offos above
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sIsAL and LAGUNA-Mx brig Cosmopolitan
96e bbls -four 20 bbIs bread 60 pkgs do 10 bxs Of
cheese l tcs hams bbs 10 bbls potatoes Is bbls
VERA CRUZ-Br schr Gertrude-l20,0O0 feet
lumber pkgs mdse
LIVERPO 0L-Br ship Theo Knoop-2125 bales
cotton
BORDEAUX Prus'n bark Nystadt-3O bales of
cotton lilo, 400 slaves
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s s......-. JKrFGEsoN oIEE, July 81 1865
Arrived yesterday-95 Texas Beeves and $50
Calves and Yearlings. sold-2SO Texas Beeves,
At Calves and Yearlings, and 36 Hogs, Stock on
sale-l2l6 Texas Beeves, TAO Calves and Yearlings,
90 Enc.s- -62Aa. Sheen and q Milch Cows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-31

N. O., ]. & G. N. R. R.-July 3O-l7 bales of
cotton E Myers-2 do Alcus Scherck-4 do to
Jno Hardle &co-9 do Butler, Terry &co-4 do
J P Manico &co-s Payne, Huntington &co-9 do
Carroll Hoy &co-6 NJ j Smith &co-6 R Flower
Ably &co-3O bxs peaches Burckett-6 do
G Ouder-l4 do E G Cloud-sundries to order
Total 66 bales cotton
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Yesterday (Friday) the sales were only 5000
bales 1000 for speculation and export. The mar
ket closed fat, and prices generally were 4dQ13d
below the above quotations, Stock on hand,
923 1870 bales including 5ll 100 bales of American
At sea, from India, $4,000.
Trade at MancheSter.The market yesterday
was quiet and the tendency OF prices was rather
downward, especially for shirtings.
Bgeadstnfs weather is hot and favorable
for the crops. Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co.
and Henry Iessup & Son report: Flour generally
checked thereby. Wheat frmer, and I'd. per cen
tai, Spring, los 6d@lls. Corn Sd dearer on the
week. the recent heavy arrivals having been
cleared Oh Mixed American. 2Ts. 6d.1D2ss.
/ Pf0plsloHS.--Aes srs. Bigland, Athya IL Co.,
/ WOodall 4 Co., and others report: Beef non j.
nally unchanged. but 70 effect sales q considerable
| Reduction would have to be made, Pork quiet but
steady for Eastern, while Western is rs. Sd. easier
Bacon dull and generally ls012s lower Lard
dnll and nominal. Cheese ss u cwt. lower. But
ter Inactive.
Produce The Brokers' Circular reports: Su
gar quiet but steady Coffee in limited demand
Rio 58s. Rice inactive at last weeks rates. RosjI
tiat-Amefican a.. 06s, Sd. Spirits of Turpentine
4 very heaFy--French, 40s. Petroleum in limited
demand; refined, Is, l0d@ls. I'D y gallon
spirit, 8d.@lld.
London Markets -Messrs, Barring Bros. & Co
report: Wheat very quiet, and the recent advance
Flour 2412ss. Hardly any American Wheat o
Flour offering. Iron quet--bars and rails &c
scotch pig 52s. 3d. Sugar steady. Coffee ad
1 yaneed Is, but this was subsequently, lost. TIE
! unchanged. Rice rather easier. Spirits of Tul
peutine AS, for American TO arrive. Petroleum
is. lid. for refined
LlyBaPooL, Saturday Evening July H. Cotton,
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Tarjne sntfIIigenre.

CRESCENT OFFICE No 81 CAMP SrRsEr, /
Tuesday, July 81, 1855
CLEARED Yesterday.
Br ship Theo Knoop, Lahey, for Liverpool,
Silkenstadt eco
Prus' n bark Nystadt, Nyberg, for Bordeaux,
w r Buddendorh
NIX brig Cosmopolitan, Alcola, for Sisal and La
guna Camerden
Arrived Yesterday. ..
mo arrivals from sea reported.l
.. STEAMBOATS,.
Grey Eagle, White, from Yicksburg.
Alabama, Harrison, from Shreveport.
Cornie. Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
Cornet Coll from st Louis, with barges.
G Brown. Queant, from Fort Jackson.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort Jackson.
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