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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25
FI ON ST. Domingo.

st. Domingo advices state General Baez
was expected at the capital, on the 26th
inst. Eighty imprisonments and innumera-
BILE eXiles have been made.
The sale of Samaira will fail of accom-
plishment.
loaned to the Baez Government $3.50 coo,
guaranteed by the United States. Col. FO-
bens has been commissioned to go to Wash
iDgton for that purpose.
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cE Tomorrow is the anniversary of the
surrender of the Confederate General john
son in 1866. sGe
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sW It is said that the prospect for
heavy wheat crop was never so good as at
present.
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New CARPETS, Curtains and Dry Goods
elegant styles and low prices-at
apr9-d1m J. D. OSBORN & Co.'s
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In PARrs.-Among the Americans regis
tered in Paris, we find the names of N. T.
StockwelI and Chas. P. Taft, of Cincinnati.
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eB- Wild pigeons are getting plenty in
cur markets. 1t is said that the woods
west of here are full of them. ,a.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

T We enjoyed the delightful s'patter of
the rain upon the roof" last night, by way
of change.
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REMovAL-Mr. Jno. r. Shoemaker has
moved his Boot & Shoe store from his old
stand to No. SO North High, where he will
as heretofore keep the best stock and give
general satisfaction.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

THE members of the OLENTANGY PARK
ASSOCIATION are requested to attend very
important meeting on Monday evening,
April 9th, at o'clock, at L. Lindemann
& Co.'S. RICHARD NEvINs,
ap24-d3t Vice President.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
From, Havana.

HAVANA, April 23.-The Herald special
'Sisat dates to the 10th, state that Governor
Ancona had suspended certain clauses of
the amnesty, which were inconsistent with
a free election, nine foreigner had been i'm
prisoned, therefore, for completely in the
lata disturbance
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

FALL OF TIMBERs. On Thursday after
noon, rope holding very heavy bent OF
timbers on the new Episcopal Church,
parted and let the timbers fall with crash
TO the ground, breaking away the joists
and doing damage to the value of at least
Sl00. 1t was very fortunate that none OF
the workmen were near it at the time, as it
must have caused their death.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

LUNcH-Lunch at John Fishers saloon,
east of State street, every morning at 10
o'clock.
april 21-tf
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CARPETs.-Just received, a large assort-
ment of Brussels and Ingram Carpets of
entirely new designs and at greatly reduced
prices. JESSE r. STONE, 5-'
mch2l-d1taw6w 100 E. Town street.
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tyOur Puzzler's column will be found
on the outside this morning.
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SEE notice in Saturday and Wednesdays
Daily of Shrubbery, &C., for sale at Old
Joe's Garden. feb1-3m
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MIRRORS at Randall &c Aston's.
apr2-eod12T
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RANDALL & ASTON can paper your walls
and decorate with pictures.
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c0MMERclAL MATTERS.
New York Money Marker-ApriIe4.
G0hD-Lower, opened at 81 l39% and
closed at 81 391s@sl 36L.sfz ,5IEE
. New York stock nIarkes-:sprfle "a.

- GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Irregliiar,
Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the following
4:30 2. M. quotations: Coupons 81, ll3@
1lS7S; do '62, 11lA@!l77ss;;. do '64. llO@
1lo1S; do 'e5. @ll03ss: do new 1Osx@
@l027ss; 7-30s 107@lU711s.
= ST0CKS--5:30 z. NJ. prices-Adams Ex-
press6,24 Wells 291a@3 80; American 6I@61;
United States 5924@6l; Merchants 3l1s@
3l34; Pacific Mail SO; Atlantic 3O@33;
Western Union Telegraph 81; New York
Central I2411s s@l241l4; Erie 703s@ @7O11s; Hud-
@90; Ohio & Mississippi 31@3I16; MichI-
gan Central 1l43s; Michigan Southern
S9269S98; Illinois Central 14216(0143
Fort Way ne '1o21a@l0234; Toledo 1890
l04. -
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ew There was false alarm of fire abou
six o'clock last evening.
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The ORIENTAL CIRcUs.-The delud ed
Individual who has an idea that this is no +
a good show town should have visited the
performances, yesterday afternoon and
night of French's Oriental Circus. The i'm
meDse pavilion was crowed In every
part. Last night standing room was
at a premium. There could not
have been less than $500 people there,
and all expressed themselves highly graft
fled with the performance. The trouL e
will play in London tonight. We advise
the manager to abate the horrible nuisance
of lemonade and peanut selling, al least
until the performance is halt over. 1t is a
bore to have great mutton-lugger push
ball of popcorn under your nose just as
you get yourself made comfortable and be-
gin to enjoy the performance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

The best cup of Coffee to be found in
Columbus can be had at .,---.--r
A. HENNEBo's
ap 20 No. Is West Broad Street.
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BURGLARIEs. - Yesterday morning be-
tween two and three o'clock, some house
breakers entered the residence of Mr..
Holmes, on North street, by forcing
open the kitchen window and making their
way through the dining room up stairs.
They were alarmed at something, and ran
off, leaving hatchet on the stairs. Steal
ing ladder from Ted. Hall, Esq, they
went to the residence of W. j. Lacey, No.
4S east North street, and attempted to find
an entrance through the second story win
dow. Failing in this, they got through the
kitchen window and went to the bed-r room
where Mr.. Lacey and his wife were asleep,
and ''went through" his clothes, getting
few dollars in money and gold watch
worth. 500. In their haste they missed
quite large sum of money in another
place, and a pocket book lying on the bu-
reau, containing s25 or $50. They escaped
with their booty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

sw There are now Ioso conyicts in the
Ohio Penitentiary. EDyYAd .aLUgI
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VIM. FELroN's new queensware store, No.
46 North High street, is the place to buy
goods cheap. apr215t
WINDOW SHADES, ali tints, at R. G. AS,
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STAR OF THE WEST" Flour is gaining
friends every day. For sale at Peters &
Bro. $500 per sack.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

RANDALL s. ASTON sell tinted papers and
panel with gilt mouldings. .-f
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SABBATH SCHOOL UN1oN.-The quarterly
meeting of the Franklin County Sabbath
School Union will be held at the town OF
Westerville on Thursday, the Both inst, at
2 o'clock P. NJ. Officers are to be elected
for the coming year aud delegates to be
appointed to the State Convention. All
officers and friends of Sabbath Schools in
the county are urged to attend and bring
with them full statistics of their respective
schools. The IL o'clock express train on
the G. G. & C. r. r. will stop to leave pas
sengers at the Westerville station.
r. D. DUNBAR, President.
pr25-dSat&Wed&w1t
DoN'T be afraid to buy "Star of the
West" Flour, because it is only So 90 per
sack. A trial of it will prove that it will
make as good bread as any flour in the
city.
New WHOLESALE MILLINERY House..
The attention of buyers in this city and
vicinity is called to the new and extensive
wholesale millinery house of Mrs. A. E.
Davis, at No. 61 South High street, post
office building, where full lines of all goods
pertaining to the millinery trade have just
been opened, and are offered at eastern
prices. The stock embraces the latest i'm
portations of fine flowers, fancy trimmings
and straw goods of the newest and most
fashionable styles, and commends itself to
the attention of dealers, who are invited to
call and see for themselves.
ap23-d4t Ia
MRS. J. SToNER AND MISS MATTE WoR-
REL respectfully announce to the ladies OF
Columbus and vicinity that they have sue
ceeded Mrs. A. E. Davis in the retail de-
partment of her long established Millinery
business, and that they will continue the
business at Mrs. Davis old stand, in the
Postoffice Arcade.
The attention of the ladies is respect
fully directed to the large stock of new and
splendid millinery goods, now opening,
which embraces everything in the line of
frst-class millinery. The present proprie-
tors assure patrons that the same determin-
alton to please which marked the manage
ment of Mrs. Davis, will be COZ tinued, and
that only the most desirable goods in the
market will be offered. Especial attention
is directed to the grand Spring opening on
morning, April 25th.
apl23-3t s-- f,e .f s..- f. FL ..-F- .---rt 70
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Friday april "a, 1858.

NEIL HOUSE.
W Penn Nixon. Cincinnati; R J Rifenberick. do:
F Hammond. Roston, Mass; w II Carroll. dc;
A Kinng, Baltimore. Md; b Ysntine Cincin-
matt; Fritz Ewig. Toledo; Chas Knox. do; GEORGE
Toledo; John " Beecher, do; o v Ksrgsbury. do;
l. Schroeder. Baltimore, Md 81 Harris IN and wife
Bottom, Mass. R b Deleplane, Cleveland. Ohio; R
York; ] Richards, Chicago; Mrs, NJ G Rich ards.
ner and wife, Middletown, Ohio; j b Deleplane,
Circleville. Ohio: W ] Woofey. do; Friend,
EXCHANGE HOTEL. aF
John Creighton. City. Abner Wyle. McConpels
vile; Mrs Pars Virginia; 4 Robinson, Farming
@ sshrc@@. l Des M9ines iewa; knight. Wits %bits
Atkinson, Ohio; L Bsshnell. City; + a Hitchcock.
klw; fs%h snIss: sas,ns MssRR So
Clevelond; Rowe. Pittsburgh s stiff Lex
Patrick Doty. Ohio; A NJ Huston. GAINESVILLE, John
StEicklapd; do; z Doboll. New London, Conn; w
ten, Cleveland w T Lyman. N Y; NJ N Snow.
ConnersviIle. Ind; Ira s Hutchinss. do; Sam Me-
Pherson. Washington, z, e; VIM Judd. Kokomo.
der. Hobbrook Swelt. Moore. Gassmonn, Fielding.
Pittmau, Foy, Howard. Rockwell, Rivers, Bsker,
Eastern. Crooks, Pross, Vaughn, Glossep Marshall,
Miles. Arthur. johnson and Grubb, French's Circus
Company. -,
e-r Ases GooDALE HOUSE. a1i
DS Anderson Pittsburgh Pa; g A Davidson
aPNEdSG DE- Prsnpen san NMshOpns
d McColly Mifiinyille; c D Pepfast Delaware:
W Mccormack Indianapolis; Paul B Smith Cleye-,
land; J T Wooster Middeville N Y r A Constable
Ohio; A Aver city; R " tigs Detroit: F Strong
Wilksyille. j Magraush Washington; r Whitney
Sunberry; Wilson Chilicothe, = 14.uss ssso-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

For best Wines, Liquors and Cigars go to
AUGUST HENNEBo's, 81
apo No. 13 West Broad Street
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wNary galoot before the Mayor yes
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ETIQUETTE OF FINTRoDUcrIoN.-Ther are
many persons who would do almost any
thing rather than introduce persons to each
other. Many are so embarrassed In the at
tempt as to suddenly forget the name of
one or the other party, oftentimes OF both.
There are certain rules of etiquette in re-
gard to introducsions which, if studied
would lessen in great degree the embar-
rassment consequent upon the performance
of the ceremony To Introduce persons
who are unknown to each other, is to un-
dertake serious responsibility, and always
involves the Endorsement to each of the re-
| spectability of the other. This response
bility should never be undertaken without
first ascertaining whether it will be accept
able to both parties to become acquainted
Always introduce the gentleman to the
lady-never the contrary. This rule is to
be observed everywhere, socially or other
wise. The chivalry of etiquette assumes
that the lady is invariably the superior by
right of her sex, and that the gentleman
is honored by being presented. Where the
sexes are the same, present the younger to
the elder, the unmarried to the married, or
the inferior in social rank or talent to the
superior. A gentleman should never lie
introduced to lady without first asking
her permission.
PENITENTIARY ARRIvALs.-Nine prison
ers arrived at the Ohio Penitentiary yes
terday from Lucas county, of which num-
Der, two are women. They are sentence d
as follows:
William J. Anderson and Edward Wall,
grand larceny, four years each /; James
McMannus, stabbing with intent to kill,
two years; Danniel Lanning, grani lar
ceny, two years Jacob Winnai, conceal
ing stolen horses, three years; Francis
Raab, burglary, three years; Anna Nc
Swiggin and Mary Jane Simpson, grand
larceny, three years each; Peter Miller,
grand larceny, one year.
Peter Miller alias Peter Fisher alias Ed
ward Ankle, was discharged from
the Ohio Penitentiary only four
months ago. In the prison he generally
goes by the soubriquet of ,"soap man." as
he has charge of the soap house. This lis
his third time in the Ohio Penitentiary, but
he boasts having spent thirty years in var
ious institutions of the kind. nGVol1
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An INGENIOUS PUzzLE.-We give the fol-
lowing puzzle for the benefit of those of
our readers who are interested by such
matters: There are two letters, one con-
sonant and the other vowel, which enter
into the composition OF two words, each
word containing each letter twice, so that
each word is composed of four letters.
One of the words is a noun and the other a
verb. The noun is an article which ap-
peals to the sense of smelling, and the verb
is an action recognized by the sense OF
hearing. 1t is required to write the two
letters of which these words are composed,
each eight times, in square OF four rows,
OF four letters each, in such a manner as
that by going up and down, right and left,
each word may be read thirty-two times,
or sixty-four times in all. We are rather
of the opinion that some of our '.P0zzeler'
correspondents can unite the above knot
j ust as easy as the boy knew his father.
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The Anti-Buez Revolution.

The arti-Baez revolution has broken out
in the north, under the lead of Generals
Tuperon and Palanco. -rG. .s-
st. Thomas advices state the American
ship Alice Ball has sailed to Peru with
arms for the Peruvians. A Spanish steam
gunbeat has started in pursuit. The is
land is healthy. The U. S. steamer Gettys-
burg was reported off the port. so =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

GENTLEMENs' FAsHIoNs.-In compliance
with the wishes of a great many
of our readers we will pay more attention
next week, to the spring fashions
for gentlemen. In the matter of head
gear, however, Smith & Conrad are
opening the spring style of silk hats
They are rather lower in the crown than
the winter style, measuring a bare 51s
inches; the crown is rather wider and the
rim pure English curl. In other hats We
find the Boz, the Dickens, the Pickwick,
the Humboldt, the Irving, and most beau
.iful soft hat, the Negligie. These are in
different colors, as pearl, beaver, brown and
black. The quality as well as the style of
hats this spring is much better than usual.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

"STAR OF THE WEST Flour is guaran-
teed to make choice, sweet light bread.
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you may want.

For lunch, Hennebo has everything
you may want.
-f --asg2 A. HENNFBo,
apo No. 13 West Broad Street.
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81 MrrKoRoLoaIcAs TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. j. Savage, Jeweier, u
South High street:
r - - sissTs s~-gF 81 S,apAY. April "a. 1883.
cs.lock. baronstsr' ihern1~''''' ''
"a, N. ..: !, s,......... 80 $50 81
s,r R,,., u q g Sun se.s........ 60 r
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DoN'r be afraid to buy "Star of the
West" Flour, because 1t is only So 90 per
sack. A trial of it will prove that it will
make as good bread as any flour in the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25

EsIDAY. April "a. 1858.
.x..o,neter. Thermometer
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apo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-16
U. s. MARSHALS SALES,
Charles AI0reaa versus Rernard AxeEno.


Charles Morgan versus bernard Axegno
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
for the Fifth Circuit aud District of Louisi.
sansS e; AZ virtue Of writ Of er faeias
on the nth day of November. lSes have seized and
Sube sS 5 Ss Hd Wy SE sss
the twent, first day Of December, 1868, at the
sSnttranSe ts the C1sto%heuss on Old Lsyss street
CITY At the hour q twelve O'OecE n. the follow.
FoUR oERFH IRsf Is IS IS OF GROUND. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. rights,
ways, hereditaments and appurtenanees thereunto
the First District q the cit q New ofasns IN the
square bounded by New Lsves, Fulton, Poy dras an
and GsSS g. HSsS Ian ~
on the twelfth Of January, 1852 and measuring as
front New LsTes strsst "a feet Inches frSnt n on
kSs'1 os sF sSs "a. y SsHh q s sss nsRs.
iOches lines front On New Levse street, "a isSt
ls feet and lines the side Of o. No o. and Of
III feet inches and lines on the side Of lot No H.
sasS ::s 1sSs. n line. front front
Fulton street, By depth OF M iest inches and
inches lines On che side q oa No IL; and nd iot No.
~ having q feet inches lines front ON New Levee
street. BY depth Of 1l6 feet II inches lines on tie
side OF lot No H. and Of ll6 feet inches and lines
ssi1ed and to be sold as shove SET forth Gi 10
satisfy the demand Of Charles Morgan, plaintiff in
SUN amounting 70 tnirtyetaht thousand and sixty
nine dollars and eighty eight cents with int9ress
thsreon a. the rate Fl eight per cent per annum
tbs copy Of the Judgement Of record in said suit 70
gstner with attorneys fasa and all costs of suit
Terms Of eale-:Osah. At the time Of adjudication
IN Unitee States Treasury notss.
Costs Of act of sale, internal revenue stamina etc
At the expense Of purchaser. rl-l 1TT7' y I7T'
United States Mammals Once. New orlsAns
q +. ]. HEBRON. D. 4 Marshal
AEo. ss-nols n q dss u 10 ''''''' u e-'--'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-16
SHERIFF'S SALES,

JehM Ne. m WSan8n, GoEs the Uo0 OF N
kleinworth Cohen vs.. John H. Brow
EOuRTA plSTRlOr COURT FOR TIL
u ish Of Orleans, No. 20 2lat-By virtse Of a
Eourth DistEigs Court Tor the Parish Of III \.
the above entitled cause, 1 will proceed /,
public auction At the Merchants and Aueti
house streets, in the Second District Of tbist
MONDAY, December %, lses. at twelve o'cI
the following described property, to wit:
: 4 All and singular that CERTAIN Ia
city in the Suburb Ma,igny, designated as Ia
Der three hundred and hfty three on . plan
hy Joseph Pile, then Surveyor Of this Cit
the eiehteenth day Of February, 1871, and 1
TO the said Pile, passed before Felix de Ann,
Notary Public in this city, on the seventi
May Of the same year; which lot Of grouni
ures sixty feet front on Bons-EnfAnts (Gc
depth between Music and Poet streets,
with the buildings and improvements on TIA
Of ground. and all she ADpurtenances tnereu
longing Which said described properly b,
be has made thereof from Vaudeville y
assignee Of Pierre Felix Lefebvre by an
cuted before Joseph Cavalier, q Notary n
this city on the fourth day Of October, isll]
the Third District Of this city, in said sub,
rlgnys in the square bounded BY GoodchildIl
Poet and Music streets; said lot of ground
nate0 py the NUMBER one and measuring
nine feet th zoe inches front on saio Good
street by depth of one hundred and TWEEN
feet ten inches, American measure, accord,
q plan made by l.. H. Pile, late CITY SUR,
the ninth Gay of May, 1893, and deposited N
tce OF Louis t. Cairo, then 9 notary publie
city. Together with the buildings and 4
ments on the said lot Of ground and ali IN
tenances thereunto belonging, which taid n
property belongs to the said defendant By N
the purchase which he has made thereof n
estate of William Gormley. By an act /,
before John @. Poindexter, late q notary n
this city, on the twenty-seoond day Of June
Seized in the above suit ~
Terms-Cash On the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWn
no26 dell % Sheriff Of the Parish of d,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-12-16

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Jane Rich, Brown. from Mobile, to MASTER
Ship Kelvin, McFss, from st Thomas, in ballast, to
Bark Martha A MCNEIL Watts 20 days from Rock
land, to A MoNeil-Point
in ballast, to PIis Bros-3d dist 20 ~ oD'3'
Schooner Angelina, Ward, days from RuRtan Is
land, to Pigniola 6eo-2d dist ID
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner Josephine, from sheildsboro-loO0 bbs of
Schooner sAucy Jack, from Tchefuncts rivsr-5O
Schooner Perseverance,, from Bayou Lsoombs-S5
Schooner Ann Maguinn, from Tangipaho-6OOo bbla
Schooner ELK. from Blind rivsr-AO cords wood
Schooner Flower, Lund, from Shell Banks-4Oo bbls
Schooner Falster, from Biloxi-2S 900 feet lumber
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner sylph, from Proctorvills-lO SKIS seed cot
Schooner Monterey, from Pascagouia-2soOO feet Of
lumber I
schooner Alice MeGuissn, Ross, from Pearl river
Schooner Lille, from Blind river--4o cords wood
ToWBoATs. tu s
Sunfower, Brown, from the Passes-Towed dowr
Ard e SHIN On Ss Oh PG1 sS
brig Elout and schooner Angelina. .g.f III.
Atlantic, Belt, from St Louis, with barges w
| sTEAMBoAFs. -t
| - Nick Longworth. Irwin, from Louisville.
az Magenta, Hicks, from Memphis, .s.4..,--s
u New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonvile.
/ LAfourche, Heno from Bayou Sara. =
Champion No. 8, Voltz, from Eagle Bend.
Tahlaquah, Blanks. from Ouaehita river.
Grey Eagle. Richardson. from NAtchez.
p" JG Blsciford. Pickett, from Opelo1sas Sass
/ Aloe. Wood. from Lower Coast.
| Psyswiek, Clark, from Lockport.
| Flicker Dupuis. from ThibodauK.