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Products Suited to the Soil.

Thisrequiros Judgment Ifyour
sarEn Is best suited for grain, cnl
Livate the cereals; if for stock and
grasses, make that your business;
Il for fruit and vino mako that
Fonr choice. and 20 on to tho ond
yf the chapter But it is always
beet not to run thing "into the
9round," While II is we'll enough
70 have q speciality, it is also we'll
% have somo reserved forces. II
! perfectly consistent and good
hrning, to raise some stock, some
rain, some fruit, &C., 80 that If one
hills, tho farmer may havo ether
ksources to fall back upon. Sup
bee your wheat crop fails, iiyou
ave a lot ofsteors or mules TO dis,
oss Of, you arc not crippled in
our farm operations. This is call
sImixed hushnndry, the kind that
tnerally succeeds best in the West
Rural Wcrld.
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Tho Toledo Blade Of Thursday
Gays apprehensions are entertained
by captains and others interest ed
ia the shipping trade that the pe-
riod Of the opening Of navigation
will bo unusI&ly late this season.
ItiA stated that The loo at tho low.
er end Of Lake Erie 10 thirty In.
ches In thickness--a depth Of con.
collation. which has never before
occurred within the memory OF the
oldest inhabitant. Tho iceto thu,
depth 10 one solid semi.transparent
mass, without any iptermediate
layers or strata Of snow as wasthe
case last year. and It willHecess-
arially tAkea proportionally lon
ger period in breaking up.
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| Max esfour distnctshtc FeedRthe wor
either way. sews thin and heavy goods WIT :
out change oftenson. Will gather npd sew
| on at the same time. Strong and simple in
| construction, easily understood, II will do q
greater range of work with less trouble and
warranted.
AB-GREENE's BLOCK, Second Door from
the Corner, Min street, Lancaster, Ohio.
January 25, l866---tf
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Tho Yinton Record Of !ast wook


Tho Vinton Record Of last week
says;
SWo received threo letters last
Monday, written to US In Novom.
Dor, 1865, while we were in the
army. Whorethey have been, and
how they finally reached us in
Macarthur, is moro than We can
tell, Ono Of them contained a
photograph ofa comrade who be,
longed 10 tho 9lst Ohio Infantry,
and who was starved in Anderson
vile prison pen until no came
home a mere living skeleton; an,
other was u receipt for Monthly
Returns; and the last, shades OF the
past was fIom an old sweetheart
wbo has since married "anolher
leller.n
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The claim Of President johnson
that the Civil Tenure act applies
only to spoh Cabinet officers as
have been appointed by himself, is
iboro,,,.hl - a - rr,,.a
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A young Cincipnatian named
Miller, skated week before last, al
the Rink 10 that city, one hundred
milos IL ii hours 46 minutes He
continued on his skates "a hours
with tho exception Of an iutcrmis.
sion Of only 20 minutes, II is said
he did not seem greatly fatiguod
at the close Of the performance.
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.,.a .st - 49, oon.
E = s''ss- tts snssp -. ~ -, tS H.
n pnnH' ...s... ,.'a. 1sa.es .a.as',,Ix ..sSr i
',s 81 sss.S !. &. \. , ~ s. 49, g " Tho
oP2 49, 49, 8 ,s.Sss ee,s .,sss, s.s s IL n;nobad
@ !. =. 49,. 1890 sssss7 ~ ~ sty4nsth Il II
IS. ..ss.S .,,sS 1,s.s,,;ss p, i;mbs re,novsd
Z. 3;.sS'' Y 81 5s ~ ssy z 10 Close 10,
-. - ~ s ess, shcn,s sreonraoad
s.,r ~, niscSs i M trea Tins moi
Z =. ~, l,sy.' :, hesl,h land- haart bnt
- s' xsn5,sd The eject Il 4 Young.
'.ornns orchard NAV Tins he con.
,sscssv ~, w. s,osssssed This i ons ~
q s;.;nc;nal ;n,nortant tb;ngs--
"a &. ss fnsI;sra,sahia a. q go,d
.r,s,, '.,, as ~ l,fs of tha trao ;tself q
STl,st E q - Is !, ! ,san hove nv good cron
y IA nan Inc trea will bear md
tir,,i,, nrndrct;va ora Soma
t.ass I ( A =. q ,o,.;r !, ,c;rcumstsnc ncea
-;ii AZ wall Ib,s sbows what
49, : I. docs yv;,h hester tres,,nsre
~. " ,Sns, raen the ION ~ onr treas
nbsnd Tbgsnn wants n meet
@vssw sn,,le nnd tba ~a,r war,s ~
s;sa,l ~ frssiy Tb;s bos lonr
s:.sa.hs.,, sonnd u he ;nd;snansae7
n ~ WIN WIN ,h;s sosS,, ~ 49,, !, !, ! ~ !
~. ~, &, a,,ends @ s',s ~ AZ. ,hns. = 80, arD
5s,'s' ss,s, 1s,s rs,s rro S,h and he.l,hy IL,
ssSs, s.,,e !. I ~, 8, III. ,ra;t e Ill =,
sa,s'ss IN .ond .s sad osa ,rna,;o, =" =,
aaality: almost another fruit from
what Tie neglected produce would
hsvebeen. 1t Is pity TO see 4
.froe Tins neglected and more AZ
4 whole orchard Especially |,
thisso when we think that a it'll,
ekre would have changed things
ard madc 4 nleasant object 20 Tho
eight instead Of nm eycsore. anc
more z tbsn All. 4 source Of profit.
Do we aver re,lizo that q wuIl
\ .reated orchard 4 nm orna.,ent n,
we'll as 1 useful possession2 A
trse handing grscefrllv with fruit
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% Frontier Indcx says that
Hailroad dtown at Etrt Sanders
'be called Laramie, md starts
twelve hotels, fifty drinking
sas twenty-five wholesale and
cpi6tting houses, three com
on honses, four livery stables,
rilg stores, one hundred resi-,
two printing offices. six
~ and physicians, and 1900
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Am ERIC AN HO USE
LOGAN, OHIO.
change Of rtopristors.

MFRS. IN. n. wills on. formerly ofihe
lvN "wilson Honse," Bremen, Ohio, would
respectfully inform the travelling public thatshe
has asleasedthe American Houee, slogan, Ohio,
fornterm fyears, and will endeavot 70 render
the guests mud patrons Of the establishments
comfortable. Good sinbling, stalls, feed and an
attentive 0stier win always be rendy. The bu-
siness management OF this House will be in
charge ofA. c. sMocK, who has beenin the hotel
business forA unmber Of yenrs, and who hAtierB
himhelfthathe can give satisfaction The pat
ronaee bfthepubllc Is respectfully solicit 49,
Giveue triRl. Mrs. II B, WILSON,.
Aug. 8, lSe7-<tf
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1palindromo is q limo that
alike backward and for.
81 One Of tho beet "a
frat observation "a
's Madam. I'm Adam. ,
~ - thestory that Napoleon
~ ST. Helena being asked
IPlnanif he could have
regular replied s'Able was
pfojectc.ba, "-4lhe best palm
liz Sigbs q u tHs anguage
n tsArd
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Exports.


JEFFERsON-Steamer starlight-lz bales cotton II Nc
wsrr Crawford &co-9 do Kirkpatrck KEITH Perkns
Swensen 6co-2 Ober. Atwaer &coI Speaks Buckner- 81
bds des Mann &cc-l5 90 Brahnl5f srs
q CAROLINA BLUFfS--Steamer Kirlmond--2f bales cot
ton wams &eol2 do II Allison &co--l2 Clapp Bros
6co-6 Busbrdge &co-5 do ID Blair &co-4 Sentel 4
Prsber-2 90 Jos hoy-l u L CAnpben-sundrss order
Ietsl % bale. cntton E.He.l
Payne, Huntington &eo-lS do Charpsa ier-li
trldge dee-o Ar Mi,ten0erges-t Campbell sr0ng-5
Tu per- $50 slrs cotton seeS A az nnisI hide. 20
Couret-S do Clinton kcnaru--3 Barre
10 do Bloch Br Sol DO bale moss L Las sgae-l bde
Carlins6 head Serra5 do 30 shs ep Mcaod
a nehle-s un d. les TO ordsr-Totel 6 bses cotton
Eelson, Lanphier Acels DO Geo West7 Hitler &co-e
J j. Couret-s Monten-3 Warren Crawford &co--3 Ar
Mlterberrer-l Charpentisr rolls leather Bs-sett
~ hios< Well do b Mann &co-Is do W Mailiand
- DO bags vooJ R0ssi bale "a hides bdi
l. Coure-l46s ks cotton A Magnni 06 sheep g
HsIhmD-Sf do ln0ssu. Ayc0ck &co-f do McQu0id A
kehie-f do . Mon on-i roll leather " Ii HenainE
ct LfUISrteamer hississpui-f0l3 hhls dour 200 hal
d. ls2 pork DDS % ks oass Is
batter 10 bbls apules l60 bbs hour Stay acx 6co27O
bbls -four Kehor updke &co Ia grease Allen Wayne
taul1ed ksc6 kegs Del Boudio-sl bxs eggs 10
Her Meyer-z05 bb.s hsur DelBsadis-<o sbof 10
kegs LEAD % bids lead ksnnett Be50 bbs pork Grief
bbls s. tcs iard 10 csksbacon SHOP hifs sthorn0
esks bsco- sanford &eol9 b.aes cotton We'd Low
,ebb Deh' nde xeo-I0 bAepa .. y conrers. loo
ehls oil 100 tbI. flour A Ps.drsAuyle7 hi bbls
Fsxhr alto bbl- fourJ "A Pohnau 90 j Vanhon
7e6 Glover Odenoshii5o Efniy vsnSordsn 6cs
-l2ado Lzuman-es do Z KunbaIl xco-72 bbls meal
5cks bacon Ch<noxitb Casey &cI csk hacoa bbs pork
HsI'sy Mehssop kcs-s ssws Ihes ksrnasel esk esesa
, sturclen-ioO his meal j Sch~.tr-i bbis po-k
oszs bacon L-anan aSs-s esks . ties lard
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O..'s ;s..s o,, s;:. ss :. .s o,- =;

TUESDAY Evening. April IA. i665
Inactivity Is still the most prominent fea-
ture Of the movement in financial circles
The surplus Of currency keeps steadily in
crossing. The demand for accommodation
shows rapid abatement and rates OF dis
count and interest indicate no alteration whatever
We repeat quotations barely for references. viz !:
s y cent. per annum at bank and oil u cent Der
month ont of doors for short eit-edRed paper. and
l0@12 p cent per annum for long dated notes Sc
cured by strictly AL CITY MORTGAGE 49,
Coin AND sILvER.-The market is still fairly
supplied with Gold. ana the demand for shipment
10 The interior and for the payraent of duties con
tiDues steady. and At times active Rates fincto
ate from hour to hour. however. in accord snce
with the variations of the New York market hnt
usuaIlv At 1l2& points above the laster bnt Il ia
unnecessary 10 extend our remarks Silver il varv
dull; offerings of any class cannot be regarded a.
better than nominal and the fraing lots that are
occasionally thrown upon the market Cad buyers
Az l351713 e for American halves and onarters ana
l42i67l43& for Mexican dollars. Transaet;ons 10
day Comprised onlvshe appended amounts. VIZ !.
s5IOO and $40 COO Gold in the morning AT In |.
SIS GOO At lsaidSl sss 5000 5000 AM 40 ooo
81 laai ea,ss 81 S;lvar eynhraca sooo NJ 49,
a. ,rsn,;,n, Co. GnS ~, so ,sos a
142@. We 66w ouo,e Cold AZ lseI0iss; Amar;'
can silver coin At ls50lss and Mexican doIIsrs
AT lf216nl43}.
FosE,cN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N the reca,, fan
;,o IN in nnrchases 81 cos,en TO- az snasa
msrkets tbe snnnlv ~ commerc;si etsr,;nr ass
Frames has been ri a verv restric,ad ehse.csar
since The close of o,,r rsv;ew Fr;dav avsn;ra
tbs ro,b inst A. The da,nsnd ~ y ,,as;a1is
abated in the meantime. howsver' the oifar;nss
have moved abont annie IN NEE, the 6siIv ;n'
onirv md rates have bsen nnusnsiIv nrfarry M
s,ssSv for ,bis ns,ied 81 ,he Tha
s,l,og,ng amo,p,s comnr;ss ,rsnsac,;ens Co. .o
dsv viz. e9oco hank srariing a. XII eeooo A.
Al Ia f<s0o DO AZ IooI TO- eolS Ia c,S0S 40
so 600 Al frsrcs A. sSs1 I'D % ooos hsuI .;rh,
AZ ? az We stII, ono,e ham, s,srI;ao ss9laisSi
clear hills f5oil5II clear b;ils isoi7isI III -
isd;ng hills 100 ia hank francs 7s1Ss 10 an "a
Commercial do. s77sa375. '''''S SS'''' @A1
DoMrsTIc Exou.Ssw"rbe movema,t r,a.r
,bs shoye hssane has d;sclossS ny 81
snv hind 5nr;ng' The nasf ,srss de,s Tse A. ~
msnd ana snnnv hav hsen LIGHT ,byo.,b,rt s "a
nnafssions Ssre stssd;lv rnsa ~ ~ $500 rah
dsbed in onr rrev;ons revsv ctns sesss a.
dav nv hanks and hsnkars comn,iss oniv the an.
neyei amonnfs' viz. sIo 0o0 New Vary bsnk
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GoutmerriaI Snteuisrnfs.
O...s Ts:. S:,; s::. ss .s eli 4. .s;

uxn8cKH OTTIon. No. ~ CANT
Taesdss Evening. April H. 1854 !
The general trade of the city has disclosed less
activity during the past three days than for some
time previously. Cotton was unsettled and mac
tive at the opening owing to the suspension Of
business ct Liverpool and New York during the
holidays, but il has since resumed its former bno-
yancy. Breadstutis and Provisions have been
dull and dropping throughout, with but few ex-
ceptions. Sogar, Molasses and Tobacco contin-
ued quiet on account Of light supplies. Gold was
dealt in TO a fair extent. Foreign Exchange was
in limited demand and supply, and Domestic Elk.
change though quiet uniformly ruled in favor OF
drawers and sellers.
CorTox-Our weekly review Of the 10th inst.
closed upon laDgnd and unsettled market. The
Easter holidays had just commenced and advices
were at hand announcing that business would be
ss usual suspended for four days at Liverpool
Dispatches received from New York Saturday
morning were rather encouraging however, and
caused buyers to go in pretty freely at an ave.
improvement Of l3c u ID. accompanied with lbe-
raj sales, franspirtd the result of still more ia.
vorable news from New York and exciting rumors
from Liverpool, despite the fact that operations
bad not yet been resumed az the latter point.
But to-day there has been general let up. Fac-
tors were very stiff and buyers very shy. We APP
pend synopsis OF the daily operations:
Saturday, Apfl 1.-THE market is firmer, bat
still inactive. Advices from New York to-day had
reassufiDg effect but the absence Of later news
from Liverpool, owing to the holidays, deters most
buyers from increasing their purchases. At the
same san uine INC onering supply connnues ngnt and
inc pnhc'pai iac'ors MANIFEST TOTAL indinerence
as 70 uncossr'Dg ,ner tables, OF en- ertaining tne
over'ures OF purchasers, me to'ai sales Tor the
closed unsettled.
Monday, april ls.-In our last we re-
ported saturdays sales at 1850 bales,
and would now increase that aggregate
10 $3.50 bales, 1000 bales having changed
hands after We left the market. To-day
throughout, resulting in total operations OF 400
te, - gu en ~ ~, aeseuoe VI izo. 10.
and before the close Of business nearly every list
uponfactor's tables had been purchased. The
New York dispatches tended materially to
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

Crrr or Jrrrrrsor. April Is.

81. CIrr OF Jxryxksox. April Is. 1863.
Arrived yesterdsy-56 Texas Beeves, 223 Calves
aud YssrlDgs, s3 Hogs and ss2 Sheep. Sold-23l
Texas Beevts. III Calves and Yearlings, 80 Hogs,
95 Sheep and 3 Mich Cows. Stock on saIe-292
Texas Reeves, 463 Calves and Yearlings, us
Hogs, 287 Sheep and 40 Mich Cows.
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sUGAR--There were no receipts Saturday. aud
nothing was done except at retail. In foreign
Sugar there were sales of 800 muscovado at ll1
lac. y h. On Monday the receipts were hhds.
There wac no change in the market and no sales
10 report. Tuesday there were no receipts Of
Louisiana Sugar, and operations were confined to
sales Of 260 hhds. Cuba on private terms. We
have no change to notice in prices of Louisiana
Sugar, which are nomiHally as follows:
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"Wednesday. April ID, 1865. )
rs. psi
,,-
Steamship I" " ne"es tripp, ior Ssiseston,
CO. -, - ~, -, =, a unitney dco
ohp sou'hern Empire 1briV buiop. ior Liverpool
-. -. -. =. 80, Many dco
steamer tucreua Dssis 10. Mooties Master
stesmer 9ionsoon - nee, iof = snsr, on, n aster
stssmsI l.zze s Sll y rel, ieI % LOUIS, Mster
rseo hesteroeys
din March 10th, 70 Williams. Eupsrss Seo-4tn dis.
trict As
u = ~ r u,s' in. - I'll, So s,.,, =, r.,,A
o. a., i,'''' "ei' 'oA o>-' W N f"'uie< eoo
c.h. ~. Pc, roh...r g.. rr.-u.o O.. $500
syn o. s. s,',s V' A>H'Peo' W
s.hx n - Iins-.. 49,. 49, a. l.. s,.. m
Ds vs,nPa,nt ND''' iV' '' n'''' 'o'
Tovbsat Wabash MELVILLE from the Passesowed down and
y sss 20 Svs, pns ma,sro 800 prlg Anna SOFIA
% ~ IL - 49,. an ~ - " NJ i-ese,
ss 49, 49, - ~ wv en
h,o,ah, M - = 81 ss es' ~.
LLna ~-e-' y - --s 1850. ~-e 'o-'
~e
LUGGERs.
r-~rsvs Thv.. pro.h.rs z pic a Mov. .n . p.,, OIL,
se sh =, - ~ on ~ AZ s,, an. - Dee oreoies
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Ann, ,,.h .,x.
FvT "a l MDkAs TRENTON. MONROE. Col
ms on Onschitz and Black kivers-Ths liknt drxf
senser PACKET Lotawasnn, drawing ony IS
wafer 81 j. btinker. master p. A work and ~ q
s%r , Ger, VIII leave As above For freight p2ssa
wINBURN LORD 60 aravlsr STRAIT
DOUGLAS OOfoHUE. fchoupitsuis
TAXATION. MONROE AND new ORLEANS
LAF PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY etBrr
EoB Ca De-, ARkADELPHfA Al
= LANDING. Ouscaita City. STERLING Landing. h ~
trenton monroe, Columbia, Harrsonburr. Trnid
ts.mediAie landings on Black aud Ouachira Rivsrs1
n'nosnt fsst-runnins passenger packet
=. A BLANKS. Mater; q. fkEs WORK
m'h ,ssys Positively as above. For freight or pass,
GEO. D. HITE. Agent IL Tchoup,ton
MlfBukN Lord. % GrayIer str..f
WIN n huHLs. l6 New Lssso street
Inc vlcks6uR0 connects with No I stesmsrs
po'sls On boui river. D. erbonne, Bayou B1rfholose
oAnden and Arksdelphis City A - ~
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY, Eva
Ieeyos every WEDNESDAY,
ECB or Ea.OUeAs. W
and Bayou Courtsbieen-The eo<{
STARLIGHT, Gus =. Lonailler, n
cierk viii leavo a. above. Will III
sunasy - 10 O'Clock A =. For n
BLOCH BROS. Isl I
or o. H1NCkLEy 4 so
,. 8-Ihe steamer Anni4 Wax,ev
Nth stsener Hull Froe and bsrees f
bssuf and WIN sign through bllIs o
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-15

r. sARRAZIsb 4t
TOBACCO KANUFAor0KY. s
Corner Chxrsrss and Cont s>rss<a
Mt p sARkAzIH thankful for The pstronags extended
70 him since the establishment Of factory constantly
used biz best exerons 70 increase bis wsdessvod Dut
ton and able - cSsr % The soushs supror
article Of Tobacco for smoking put NJ Of psc
TO snt the trsds H Chewing IoSecoe
fipess cigsrss etc., renewed By svsry arrival
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- ,.... -. ~. |.'...I
$500 -~-wD-
sxs4lfo NEW YORK.
=
yoB INV ronK
AAAoHAAR bx1AAbHIr LINZ
eSssszI GRAM 'os,..,. ! I zu4,..A.
e9A1nAr. Cspss!. v. 4 fsa1lssss
UNITED sfA1xs. Captain Ca /. h'''''
$3.50 - 90 vvvpv
SATURDAY.
n s'sansh~ u..<.s ss.x.
GEo L NORTON. oonuandsr.
I'm Is.ys - yhssf 80 q 81 Loais strss< % sA1uk
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Y~t.,rss = ,s--s., sro,v !.
voon INV 4 IupwTGsEy
No 100 Common street.
ne stssmship CRESCENT CITY viii follow. leaving
ss seevs on SATURDAY. April 18th
soR NEw yoKK DIREoT
~.
H.rsn.s~-
- 49, E. Il ~~.---
csrses. $3.50. i ...,
-.,,,..-,..., =. > ~hllHam '., rs,,;'
Ap s1., lsss :, = 1;y = u.vv .,,~,
=. -. M se'ouss .i's o. isdrs gwen TOT ~n&
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-o's~" LIS y :. : AZ 81 IA IA : ' sH'l :
following new mon isvDrs'sais ''saassiss form This
s; H:ry............ x sses:.: I.r:.s.
9i.ses Tartar. ..Mstsserda,
80 n9 3 rs,,. c
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f'rhsiEhs or passage apply .
~ ~ s s = !. oe% a',s s's'>
N B.-rhs Steamship CRESCENT win saeesed the W.
=. M : :, - q s-', On "a - eoA !, AP-l, -o-a
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scra rs1a'' --N -NsTsoes8 AR
rsssusv 49, The Parry Boat s,pots J.ca.ou Eo~srs
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rs,.s.s ,,s,... = No. r..s s.,... ..s 49, s'
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Fiess o~D1Ns
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roucurxa An NV vvs~, -. -. -.----,.-
foooaANe Al AEx "Hnr-fne spAen0d nss sesanship
.ssf. China.
DUKEHART. Commander.
IN, -. - - uznvvscv -, 49,, =.
$500 -
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ToBAcco-The liberal receipts during the past
few days give more tone to the market and en-
limited for extended operations, bat it is Of o
character sufficiently varied to attract buyers,
and several lots have been taken for export at
full prices. The principal inquiry is for the heavy
descriptions, and with large orders now on hand
heavy business may be expected as soon as the
stock Il large enough to justify it. Foreign buy
ers are in the market examining the samples, and
are only awaiting additional receipts before pur-
chasing. Sales since Saturday were IS hhds., all
of which were taken at full prices. For QUOTA
foua ~ refer IN the follOWinr.
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- Leave. EVERY SATURDAY. ssrr
HyA yarksBUS0. NATCHfz. AMI Ak,
\ eIso< isadnxr-the stesnsr zen OuI. n,
mAklhE all Coast lar dings. =" 1870 10 -
~. sISsor. ADAMS. zs comn-re,a, Pa
~ stesmcr Gen. Qutm1n connects a. vick<borr~
n1tzmtr Countess and calumet lor Ysxaa and Taa' F.
srn ttermsrs Julia And Rabicon for 81 Loris
phis snc all intermediates landings - ~ ->'-' "
LEArES EyER4 tn ssOAY AT y ~
hssniAs Tuesday U 9. Man Paekst Kft d
II. Il. Lee, WI
JNO W. q ~
viii Ieeve - sboye for vicksburr. Matches w.
ney, d Joseph Wa<erproof For Adams AuxHl(
hsnge y cnatEouvilie and an inserm~5;. 4 IIH'I
= The X 2. Lee 'mske- cio-s cooe~rf5 Eif II
OALohkt q Yicksburp Cor All landincs \~xHI
ror freight or psss@ge. hss ing unsur5sss pH1lX
Apply on board OF to FkIrX-
GEO D. H1rE. Aren't =
- ~ A BtfT1ON a 90. y IINr~
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Vie gsp ORLEANS ssssssst svsdus,asa sydI is. Isss.
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CRESCENT orrIcz, No. "a CANT srRxrr, F,
Wednesday. April IS, 1865.
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dsr-75 bib potseoes Dye &co0 bacon 10 csks DO
se7cheuer 6rssl0esks bacon 50bbis pork Bass uohs
% csks bacon n seis 4ez bale. h>y Sslssnsseh
800 Folsom &cos0 sks naIs B.fsr xce-i5 do exe
hops yse Bsndsrsoa s pse~ ee wo.dsl box DO fe-
&ee-3 hhds tobacco Wilson Touag order
Total g bales cotton hhds tobecco
QATChEZ-steAmor VIVA WaRoner-l3 bales cott1n to
ns.ms2 4ee-! ; Doviins-7h Lssi-3 West Wright
- Scott caxe-3 baeo Male, Day 6co-8 oble NO
l.sss< half De snsdsld-zz5 sks cotton ssed Ado
% bead sheep IS head fs- Ncels heal cattle Lsv
g Foster &co-4 do McQucid Mehie-3 do Bells
c-ks b& on ercs do lard Cobb Fouk IL sks
Newman &col0 do epy hes Sanditee-2 bds hides t.
SOUTHWEST Steamer WAloon-ao bbls rice d.
pre-Aunories order Ht r fII
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VIEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs GREAT WESTERN
6baes cotton Beraud a 0lbest-3 Rycoskt Debanc-n
hides suris-H DO Dufur-sandr'ss TO ordes-rotal
NEW oRLE ANp, JACKSON GREAT NoRfHERN-
3bales cotton Dunncs 6cs-4 do Akin Ran-y-2 do
Battle 4 eebls.S Haley &eo.2 W theopson-3 Rich,
Payne Huntington 8ec-s Brittop Moere-l Z Adams
10 Aicps. All His gins &cof9 bsles cotton
Hsrd1e &co-l LOAD cattle Rilyl car osd vood
0re<n- load cabbage to Bush-sundries orderro
l56 bales Gotten 3 .Il,, r. ~. 81.
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Imports

NEw YORK-Steamship Uunitsd States-Astd undss
LIVE shp Leth--4&9 bars railroad iron
1858 bxs tin plate er--65O Bridge Son
LiVERPOOL-sbp Wallace-2570 sacks salt to order
PORTO kICO-Bng Wild Hunter-3e2 hhds sugar 100
bbls sugar 81 punchs ems molasses J Avet
B0sT0N--schr Edwin keed-zO5 tons ice Crescent City
Ice Co NJ
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. stBrn
Ton GRAND ECsRE. ST nAURlcE MONT
somsry. tvn take height for al landings on the Bon
Dss) Cote Alexands horman's Bsrbn's and al inter
mediate landings twin taks Shreveport and inter-
mediate landings rssh'ppng ~ new and
magnificent sdswhee passenger steamer
&C. Nicholas.
JOHN DoNTY. Massss
Lou Clayton and 7. J. Dowty. Clerks, so
VI" leave shove For freight or passage appy ON hoard
orto wINBURh LORD 90 Grsvier ssr,sx
he 81 Nicholas win take freight with passengers for an
Coast Landings - high the ned Rissr cis-S
VIII oe On the landing 70 freight ever Tharsda,7