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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17
TO THE MUSICALLY INCLINED IN
AsHTABULA COUNTYl
GEORGE H A LII
No. 22, Public Square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,


BEGS leave to say to his old acqualnt-
ances patrons that having become permanently 10
Gated in this city with large growing trade in Pianos,
&C. the reward of quarter of century of patient u-
temtlng industry supported by strict adherence 10
an undertaking system of fair dealing, and having the
ability now BY having constantly in assortment
at once acknowledged the largest held by any dealer in
the Unon 20 do the best that be done in the trade
We would suggest wise and cOnsiderate to write
u.s. before psrchasing We can save them an a.
mount worth looking after and furnish them good IN
strument with valid guarantee,
Many seem to be unfortunate in suffering impostions
TO be practiced them ny werdy and frequently e-
athu and irresponsible travelling PARTIES who have no
eye their reputation future standing bnt oner at
their doors class of U1EA instruments, most easily
procured and which the greatest prese profits can
be realized.
Having frequent repeated and unqualified assurances
from patrons of the gennineness Of the in
strments purchased of in former years. we can most
eapestly assure them that there fest interests will be
cared for in the future by offering the best the market
efords with valid guara1 tee of the same, and at the
most reasonable prices, whether for CASH or IN ime
payments. Whether bought from us or our authorized
agents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17
fiiox nos. GEO. W. Woodward.

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylyania
lHILADELPnIA, March l6, ls6l-
! find " HOofGRrs Germda Btiters /" Is not an "toSs
Ccding b,rera9e bat good ionic, useful IN dis 'eIS
Of he dig. siIre organs, and Of great benet IA cases
GeLiIiV and cdRt Qf HsTrois action, IN The Sysfe"
CEo W. WOODWARD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17
sEIcIkl NOTICES


Errors OF Youth.-A Gentleman who suffered
or years from nervous debility premature decay and all
he effects OF youthful ndiscretion, will for the sake of
uering humanity send free to allwho need it, the re-
pc and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers withng profit by the
advertisers experience, do so by addressing In
perfects solifdencei JOHN B. Ogden,
927-f0nn. e-f AZ Cehhr Sfteet y y
InformalfOn.-Inforna guaranteed to pro-
huce luxuriant growth EFF hair upbn bale mead or
beardess face Also recipe for the removal OF Pmples
Blotches, Eruptions etc on the skim leav NJ tne same
soft clear and beautiful be obtained W, hoQt charge
by addressing THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
'90Sy Ss3 Broadwai, N.York.
The Healing Pool and House OF Mercy. Howard
Association Reports for Young Men, on the Crime OF
Solitude and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which
destroy manly powers and create impcdncnts to mar
tiage with of relief Sen, in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge Address
Dr. j. SKILLIN H0GGHTON.
q1Sy Howard Association Philadelphia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17

Now is the time to buy your Tin
ware ''''''' '''''' ''''' p'' 4, d, HIxBY cos
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17

Blood Purifiers >

erer knoIcB and yiH all dissases resulting from
bud 6iood Ksrp youl s-fFT2 blood pure; kSep your
Lirsr ii order, kesp n your diges.tre organs
ia a SoIHd, healthy IA - Esc0HditioR, by Ae use
of these remedies uz4siSnz.Eka1nd disease giH
assdH y1u The 6es The country rssonunenc
them. II gears Of honest reputattoB 90 Jor anything
you asEst Try Hese preparations.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17

TAKE PROPER MEANS to prevent badness, gray hairs,
and diseases of the scalp Barrets Hair Restorative
Ia the only sure remedy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17
COUNTY ELECTION.

Wool BLAKKETs.-Tyler & Carlisle make speciality
of Wool Blankets
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-10-17
MONTHLY PAYMENT SYSTEM.

Having instituted a system of monthly quarterly
fnstalments for benefit of the honest industrious la
boring classes of occupation many can have Piano
Melodeon once and enjoy its pleasures and adVan
tages at home.
Please write for full particulars.
n B-Persons residing however distant, cast, west
or .our from Cleveland will please understand that we
have constantly at our
GREAT WESTERN ROOMS,
In Cleveland, all the desirable makes Of
@ PIANOS,
MELoDEoNs,
@ ORGANS, &c.
Made in this Country.
NEVER HIGHER, but in most instances MUCH LOW
Err than they sold in any other city East or West
SIS FASSETT, General Agent for Ashtabula Co.
HB WARD, for Geneva and vicinity. 957
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-04-29
To- CONSERVATIVES.

TvHE Rev. EDWARD, a. WILSON viii ssn1
liresd charge % all Tho'desi,e IL ihs prsssrp
ton With directions for making and Osng tie smPls
remedy ~ which he was cured Of I lung afIcstiss
aud that edres@ disease Copsuuptien. His snly ob.
ect iaie bsns6i the afflicted and hehspes svsyyena
will try this prescription, a. il vii cssf them
aolhing. and niy psovs tlessipU Please ssdress.
.~-m...f REv. EDWAR RI "A. WILSON
No. lss &c. Ind 81, Williamsburg, n C
hy7nsEia To 49,. naat ran fills
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Here the speakers emotions overcaine
him his uttefanes becasne choked, and he
stsod silentss with Bowed head and tremb-
ling alimbs.~arhe saease mass Of people
were hushed into an oppressive Stiffness.
that was broken here ssand there by half.
stiiied sobs. slal ss,.l ssray 'ss4iais
AZ this moment 'theref was q movement
10 the crowd. Asingie female figure, be-
tore whom every one appeared instructive
lyst0s give way wass seen passing lup the
aisle. 'fhis WIS not observed BY the sneak
er,luntil shs had'come neariy IN front Of The
platform On which he stood. Then the
movement caught his ear. and his syss
that instant fell On Alice, who. by The k,nd-
ness Of those near her was condscted 10
bls side. The Hhole sudieuce thrilled with
the sceue, we're Upon their feet, bending
forward. when; the speaker eltendeds his
arms and Alice threw herself upon his
bosom. ttt sfs, =.
An aged minister then came forward,
and gently separated them !. No, NO"
said The reformed congrsssnan, |" you can.
not take her away from me. 49, - Pc
"Hesven forbid that I should" said the
minister but BY your own confession she
10 no, Jour wife,. No. she 10 not" re.
turned the speaker mournfuliy. "But is
ready TO take her VOWS again. !" modsstly
said Alice, 10 = low tone. smiling through
her tears. -'.,'1' ....... fl. ...,-,
Before that large assembly, oil standing.
aud with lev dr.. syes, abe marriage cere-
Inony was sgain performed, that gave the
speaker and Alice 20 each other. As lhe
minister, an aged man With white locks.
completed The ,m.friage rite, he laid bis
hands on the heads 81 the two be had joined
10 the holy bonds, aud lifting up his stream
ing eyes, said m solemn VOICE. What
GOd has joined together. let not Rum put
ssuuder." ~ -
"Amen." vas cried by the whole. Assem-
bly,. as with single rolce.
It0LE=l GA AZ o1d Oahsai BIska.
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Obituary.

Died. in sAisplaee. ns.iurday nigh, Tie lib la
"'s', sisf brief bet paiafsI ia.es.. Mt HENRY
L. OWEN. 10 the sa,h year Of HE age. NJ. Oven
v" veil sn'-a I" a.rehsss ia Chapel Hill and shi.
place, isd hsi fsf many ysn been consists, sen.
Der sfihe hsthcdis, chsseh.
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INFORMATION.

IMPORTATION guaranteed to produce lsx ~
ant gfs~th Of b. upon . bald deaaior beasdisSs
facs also recipe for ihs removal Of Pinpes, BoisA-
g. Ersptieas, &C., snthc skin, leaving the same ss
clear and Beautiful can be obtained without charges
By saaisssiag --.,s.--.-.. : l.. -
bsh III 4 TH0s. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist 4
~ saSi Brsadway,Ns Yssk.
sspssshsr 10. 1914 90
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3, ERRORS or YOUTH.

a. A GsntIsssn who suffered for years frsn NJ.
voss DEBILITY, Penstsrs decay, and siithe efee u
,ssthfal iaaissfeos. will, fer The sake Of suffering
Aunasisy sead free - al who needii, thsTsclPs spd
directions fsr making the simple remedy BY whichhs
wsscured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit BY the adyes.
iises speriencs can DO so BY addressing In perfs
rars= 80, n JOHN B. OGDEN, 4
Ne. ~ Cedar st., New York
May O.. ID s.'@>~A 49,
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PROM EIrRnpr

LOndon. April s7--Napicr defeated
Thsodorus on Good Friday, and On Mond. Az
siormed Mag'iala. Nspiers immed ate re-.
tsrn 10 the coast il expected.
. Later Abyssinisn dispatches state that
Theodorus and sons were prisoners. A
great quantity Of valnsbles we're co Injured
IN Fsr're" hsgdaia. The English saptiye,
are en-roule Tor home. ~. -
The German population Of Charleston
though consisting Of moi over 5000 .oul,
owns property estimated At $4,000. 900. or
woman and child. 4 more thrifty people
cannot be found.
10 the Hotel dies invaliis at Pari, are
still 10 be found go soldiers Of the frs,
Napoleon, among them one who lost boil,
legs more than seventy Eve year, ago. } I
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FRESH ARR -
February T.. 'eah

VERY CHEAP ron c.. e. -tr-'f>
lava Coffee. LlgaaYia c.. o.. - ~,..
~ Oder Vinegar Bacon. l''] ,a+ssat FRS
II ERoSiNE and Autors a.. i.,ete, Cars -
n and Wicks -t 4s.-
III oRsE Collars. Trace c.as.oa ,,sea. -.
II Drawing knives stssi las, Us,fi~ s~esf
SHADES, LshE snj Short H. ..><, \, .r.;a. ~
Upper Leather, Rae Herring .4r
Al kisds Of ptadues sassa I'll .as :. gsa',s..,,
WANT .tt#
I particularly wan; naw = '"1a's 80 So
Manufactured Tobacco, Cts7 Hs%t' Fa.sss ID
lrish Potatoes, Cabbage. u '.ttt H..e. Fef' +t@ae
Lard, Beet, Mutton, and e. 49,. ..3s g" e*.%
- -. .f.i.' J&*.tG. tf.n's.
fsbrsst, -. g..
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Agents wanIed Tor 4a-.,
THE OFFICIAL HISTORY
OF THE WAR. -u1@
lis Causes, Character Conduct and
IT. 4tia Results. ~, '.. 49,.
~ HON. ALEXANDER sTEpHgys.

Nv hun. ALEXANDER STEPHENS
y Book for al Sections and all Pa, fi,,.
THIS r'sat wcrk yre.-nt. the enIy eou0I.,. 49,
impartial snsiysis AZ The Causes Of IN. W., ~,
rsbshed. and gives ,hsss interior lirh,s ,pS X,
dows u The great conflict suly ksewn 10 thosr h.h
sases Wis watched the soiiide sfreyslution q. I,
ne foahuin springs. end which were 90 seee-iblr "a
Nh stephens from his position o. second officer q
The confcsersey. -
Tot pshlie Tint has been suFfsises villa .,ps,so,l,
similar rrsiuciisns.ws promise change n m,e. N
asteeabdani ssiutsy gssd sn in,eeeu.l l,,,, ~ N.
highest sfdsr. The Great American W., H.. !, /. !,
fosnd hi.,orisn worthy Of iis importance. al :,
~kc~s hsnds Vim receive that nods,s,e. candid al
ly demand, "s'"F
The intense desire every where nsnif..,,J /. Il.
tain this work. u. otsesi chsneier and rs.5, al,
esnsissd with increased eon, -issos m a, 1, ~,
se<s Subscriptions beck ever published 49, - -
One Agent 10 Essisn. Pa. repsns n subscris.r.
IN thtse days.
oss In Bsstou, MSS, lO3 suhscriber. In f.ur d.v,
One 10 hesphis. Ten. ie6 subscribers h Ave s,y..
Send Ter Circulars and zee cur terms. and a f.lI
Description Of The voft, with ,Pr.a nstiess Of sd.
vance sheets, &c. t.8ss ! =
Adde'S NATIONAL PUBLISHING 60. +.
. as ssu,h 7ik ". PhilsdelpAis. Pa.
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TRACE, BUT TRUE

United States Internal Revenue
Lss'r AssgssoR's OFFICE. Ora DISTRICT, n. c.
E-~-@.a Chapel HILL April "a. 1865.
4 Will. attend Al Hillsborsugh on Wednesday and
Tha'sdAy, May the 9th and 9Th. for The purpose
N Ieccrlng The returns II Income for 1867. And
the Assessment Of Special TsK from May 1868 10
May 1869. Persons failing 10 make their returns are
hsble 10 an additional Tax Of iiiy per cent
THOMAS VI. KIRKLAND,
ASH. Assessor.
j April %. d 81 5z<t.r.. .8E.$ SIS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17

ENGLISH DUELs.-A letter from London
says: 1t reads like a page of romance to
find DisraeE, our present Chancellor Of the
Exchequer, sending a challenge to one OF
Daniel O'Connell's sons to fight duel, so
utterly has dueling fallen into disgrace in
England. In the instance referred to Nor
gan O'Connell had just fought duel on be-
half Of his father, when Disraeli wrote to
him and asked if he would take upon him
self the responsibility of what his father had
said of him Oisraeli) also. The young fell
low declined, and Dsraeli published the cor
respondence, with the letter addressed to
g The Liberator." of a character to provoke
the entire generation of O'Connels. Dan,
however, had killed one man and would not
fight again.
The present Lord Lytton, too. who has
described so many of these encounters in his
novels, was near having experience of one
on his own person. At some public dinner
Lord Glengall accused Henry Bulwer (now
Sir Henry Of having received money for re-
firing from an election contest; and the lat
ter being absent from England, his brother, |
the Novelist, took it up. A friend was
called in. but ultimately Lord Glengall apol- I
ogized, and no powder was fired. !
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17

THE CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
This Company stands upon the firm founda-
ton Of an unprecedented success and pros
peritv, the result OF the most efficient and up
right management begetting the strongest
public confidence. Weieed not say more to
convince all husbands and fathers wishing to
secure provision for their families in case of
their death, all DESTROYS to provide for old
age, all wishing to make the best and safest
investment OF money. that the Continental
Life Insurance Company of New York is
pre-eminentiy an institution where all or
either Of these ends can be attained, to the
greatest advantage. - .Neo York, Tonkers,
Statesman.
The above is one of many notices of the
Continental" by the Press at the East
and is copied IN the APPEAL at the instance
of the Agent of the Company at this place,
Mr.. B. F. Bivins; the article being brief
statement of the reliability and success of,
the confidence reposed in, and the very lib
eral terms offered by, this popular Life In
surance Company.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17

THE essence of petroleum is recommended
for cleaning type. A French printer after
eighteen months experience, reports that the
petroleum, volatizing rapidly, does not gum
up the type, in fact leaves nothing on the
face of the metal but little white powder,
which is easily removed by means of a soft
brush that it has no effect in opening the
pores of the quoins, but, on the contrary,
hardens the surface; renders the face of the
wood peculiarly smooth; lastly, the cost of
the petroleum is less than half that of tur-
pentine, and the rapidity with which it dries
allows the forms to be washed without re-
moving them from the press or machine.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17

evening, received Harper's Bazaar of Dec
IS, Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper Of
the same date, Frank Leslie's Ladies Maya
zine for January, the National Police Ga
zette of the 18th and DIST of December, the
New York Ledger of Dec. %, the Phreno-
logical Journal for January, Nick Max for
January, some new song books and late
numbers Of the New York Tribune and New
York Day Book, copies of which he pre-
scented to US. They came by the last steam
er, and he has copies of all these for sale at
the Carson News Depot.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17

ODD FELLOWS INsTALLATIoN.-On the
evening of the lfth inst, the following officers
ofCarson Encampment No. >, I.O.O.F., were
installed in regular form by Jas. S. Kaneen,
ID. D. G. P: d. G. Kitzmeyer, c. P; A
t. Taylor, H. P; James Duffy, S. W.;
Adolphus Waltz, Scribe; George Tufy,
Treasurer; c. II. Maish, ]. W; James
Robinson, S.; +. G. Ludlow, G.; ].
Muller, lst W; John r. Cook, ID W; VIM.
p. Joy, Sd w; NJ. T. Dow, 4th w; r. L.
Higgins and j. Mandlebaum, lst and ID G..
OF T.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17

A MITE SOCIETY BALL, by the ladies OF
the Episcopal Society, the first this Winter,
will be given on Tuesday evening next, at
the Turn Verein Hall. The ladies will fur
nish the supper We are requested to state
that it is deemed desirable by the committee
that donations for the supper should be
handed in at the Hall between and 5
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. Tickets, in
GLIDING supper, So.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17

where he was very fatteringly received by
the Victorians and the people of Adelaid. 1t
is said however, that the people of West
Australia have been much disappointed be-
cause he didn't visit them, they having made
preparations to receive him with as much
loyalty as could be expected from the inhab-
itants of convict settlement. That is what
the papers say, and we think it is rather IN
kind towards the West Australians.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17

A sick man was telling his symptoms
which appeared to himself, of course, dread
ful-to medical friend. who at each item of
the disorder exclaimed, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fnl. Pray go on" And when he had fin
ished the doctor said, with the utmost pleas
ure, do you know, my dear sir, you have
got disease which has been for some time
supposed to be extinct"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17

A learned philosopher being in his study,
a little girl came in for some fire. The doc
tor said, But have you nothing to take it
in :" And as he was going to get something
the girl, taking some ashes in one hand put
the live Goals on with the other. The aston
ished sage threw down his books, saying,
= With all my learning, have never thought
Of that expedient.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17

SCHOOL LAND PATENTS are now being
issued by the Executive of the State, on the
purchase of the 10th and sd sections. This
is reminder that some very valuable land
is for sale on liberal terms.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17
THE DAILY APPEAL.

GOLD AND GREENBACKs.-The latest
quotations of legal tenders are 7l3@12i.
New York quotations of gold are l40i@
1888 at the close.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-17
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
AND TIE
PROSPECTS OF C.ARSON
CITF

vyNHE ROAD HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY
| laid a. far As -. overcoming all the
natural obstacles that have been looked upon a.
impregnahle. 1t is now proposed principally
through my infiuence-tO lay a branch track 10
Carson, in order to accommodate those who desire
TO inbibe putations from my ''Bi>MARCk GoLD-
EN- GOBLETS;' besides to facilitate the speedy
transportation Of the large amount of CHOICE
WINES and LIQUORS that | constantly I'M
porting My Saloon is crowded night and day.
and IT, a consequence my stock is growing daily
less. here are some $50 packages on the road for
me; but, like the paper for GOODMAN, they are Nun
EST INyLNTUs.
jd7- If y. !. PURCELL. Nevada Saloon.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
K.eeipt. OF Preaues.

TRENTON-Steamer Victory-l95 bales cotton
Jno Hardie &co-ll9 Fellowes Ferguson& Her
vey-79 Jonas & Eggleston-75 John Nixon &co-
B5TH& j NJ Allen &co-55 Kern x Shearer-53
Brooks. Macdonald &co-50 Barrett 4 LIE Sassier
AZ Lehman. Newgass &co-40 Frierson &co-
3OJ r Powell-29 Stewart, Hyde &co-29 do NJ
Oslesby-25 H McColl-l6 Phelps Bro-l3 do
McGregor Bros-l3 Gilmer, Hopkins &co-l3 do
Never Deutch 4 Weis-l0 Jos Hoy G d Fisher
&co-S J Chaffe 4 Bros Campbell Strong-7
Bres a O'Brien-6 r G Taylor-6 + Newman &co
Battle & NOble-5 Mayo, Hodge &co-5 Medd 4
Newton-5 Ware 4 Son-4 Elmer, RAIDER &co
3 keenan, Phifer & Norris Butler, Terry &co-
3 Yeatman &co-2 Walker & Vaught-2J Smith
2 Scale a Waterman-l G Mandeville-l B
Sanford-2 Wood, Low x Ludwigsen-l Martin 4
Case-l bale hides Brooks, Macdonald &co-l2
do G ID Fisher &co-4 do L bag wax bag feath-
ers Dbl do Peterson, Hill & Elliott-135 hides
bbl tallow bdl skins box furs l. Hastings &co-
sundries to order-rotal 1880 bales cotton
CANDEN-Steamer Judge Fletcher-292 bales
cotton John Nixon &co-263 Kern Shearer-lsl
Fellowes, Ferguson & Harvey-l02J Chaffe Bro
IS w Frierson &co-49 Powell-40 Scott
Bros-36 Jonas & Eggleston-3i Phelps IL Bro
26 Wood Low & Ludwigsen-2l l. Walmsley Il
COL Brooks, Macdonald Sco-ZO n Carter
20 NJ Greenwood & Son-20 Barrett q LIE Sassier-
Is Davis. jenkins &co-l6 Martin & Case-l6 do
] s Copes--l2 Voisin 4 Drouet-l3 g ID Fisher &co
IL Mayo, Hodge &co--l2 Campbell 4 Strong-ll
r Taylor-l0 J P Higgins &co-7 Jos Hoy
II McColl-6 Burckett 4 Whitaker NJ Gillis-6
Randall &co-6 Richardson Mays B NJ Horrell
&co-3 Harvey, Mcmahon &co-l 0glesby-3
w b Thompson-2 II Allison &co-9 Chss Bruff-
Q Yeatman &co--S skins B L Mann &co-i6 hides
] bdl skins Kern & Shearer-sundries TO order
Total 1859 bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Iberville-lS bales of
cotton 7 n & NJ Allen &co-5 do Bloch Bros-3
Al Hickman-2 Pritchard-2 do to order-l0
hhds sugar McStea & Value-7 do ] L Couret-l0
do 10 bbs molasses A Miltenberger &co-lS do
w Edwards &co-2 do J Denton-lS bbls rice
p Maspero &co-1 bales cotton DaSilva-85
SKIS cotton seed Plauche 4 Wiltz-s4 do Aldige
4 bales moss c II McKnight-sundries to order
Total 81 bales cotton ~ hhds sugar 80 bbls mo-
lasses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nina Simmes-l2 SKIS rice
M Lefort-2 bbls rice V Pessou-S do B Riehl-g
PH Foley ties rice Morrison, Buck &co-s SKIS
seed cotton Bouligny 4 Esclapon-s bbls hides
Dbl tallow L Lacassagne-2 % bales moss bdl
hides l. Surle-22 hhds sugar w Bogsrt-5 do
Milken & Bringier-6 do ] DaSilva-4 do Is
bbls molasses Pavy &co-S do II Foley
sundries 20 order-Total SKIS seed cotton 81 hhds
sugar 26 bbls mOlasses
GRAND ECORE-Steamer st Nicholas-204
bales cotton 81 head cattle Imbeau, Ayoock &co
so DO G Noel-l5 do McQuOid, Mehlee &co-
and sundries.
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n. o., o. q @. W. r. R.-March SIS bales
cotton A Charpantier-l5 J w Burbridge eco
Beraud Gbert-il J L Couret-2 r Hare-l6
Plauche & Wiltz-7 BonnafOn-25 hhds sugar
46 bbls molasses LATTE & Dudlho-l6 hhds sugar
7 G Payne-l0 DO J A Lane-17 bbls molasses to
Price, Hine 5 Tupper-s do J Hart &co--7 do
Hy Tete-l5 bales moss Gallaher-3 DO " Le-
forts do Guett. Carloss &co-l2 do P Cass-l
do bdls hides Il hides d Terrebonne-20i do
bdls hides J L Couret-4 csks do 2t hides 1 bdl
skins l. Surle--5 bds hides 2l2 hides Rycosky 4
Deblanc-24 hides bids hides NJ I.abusquere-6
90 Dupre 4 Grevemberg-6 hides l hid do L Da
four-tT hides Hare-l7 do l. Lacassagne-lS
SKIS cotton seed NJ Defort-6 hhds rice Dupre-
s bbls rice Lapene & Ferre-33 head cattle and
sundries 20 order-Total l2S bales cotton 81 hhds
sugar &c bbls molasses
N. o., J. q. n. r. R.-March 5-22 bales Of
cotton G A Green &co-4 do J p Hggins &co-9
II I ToTian-l2 & G Cromwell-2O 4 l. Adams
3 Jno Williams & soma Payne, Huntington eco
10 T& S Henderson-l4 Hogan & PattOn-2 do
J K POwel-6 Richardson a. May--30 TH&JM
Allen &co-l5 Alcus, Scherck & Autsy-6 Gates,
Gillespie &co-4 P Harrison & Son-l Battle &
NOble-6 NJ Hilar &co- 4000 feet lumber st
Amaud--ll sos do Hart &co-4l9l do Eler.
man-sundries 70 order-rotal 200 bales cotton