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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
FnREiGN.

MAbsiD, Nay "a In the Cons,i,u-
tionnl Cotles 10 dsy THE session was
mainly occupied In the consideration 81
the question Of a future form Of govern
ment.
Senior Orauz, one Of the leaders Of the
Republican party, made = long speech In
support Of bic amendment locking 10 a
Federal Republic.
CorESnioEs. May "A AT the barq que,
in this city to-day, General RnalsnA, the
late Danish Minister 70 Washington, who
was present, made a speech, 10 which he
referred 10 The sale Of ,he Danish islands
10 the Yves, Indies 70 ths United States.
he said he had great cor fdence in the
American Cabinet, and when the nego-
tiaiions we're made clear the Senate wonld
not hesitate 10 fatify the sale; and that
the present delay was entirely owing 10
the old prrjndice between Presiden,
johnson and Congress.
MusicH, May i4,-The Bavarisn Gov.
eminent has issued q circular note 10 the
Governments Of France, Austria. Pms
sia, Baden and Wurt, mberg, inviting
those powers 70 conference, 10 Be held
IN this city, for the purpose Of preserving
The rights Of The State against the Church
OF Rome
Pans, Nay H. = Several electoral
meetings were dispersed to-day, causing
in some instances rioious proceedings
A Number OF Segeants 9e VIE were
badly hurt. Many arrests have been
made.
virSSa, May "a Oh the occasion oi
closing the Austrian Chamber TO- day. the
President congraiulaiad the members
that the situation OF Austria had beer
greatly improved He referred with
pleasure 70 ibe concihatior Of Hungary.
ans the new lava which had been enacted
allowing The tumscis 70 vote, BY saying
that the emperor protected, and noperil,
will menace the constnuuon Il It's friend.
are fanhfnl
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-. u u - IT,
lIRgY AND ROgy pNR CLOTHING and PtIMlSlNG GOODS,
945 MAIN STREET..

Collector OF Beaufort telegraphed TO
4 Collector Grinnel at New York, and re-
ceived reply that the Grspeshot was
regularly cleared for Falmouth, and con
! seouentiy she was not detaine5. Afew
DAYS after this new Collector was APP
pointed at Beaufort, aud he was urged
by Captain Usher, Of the revenue service,
TO investigate the matter, and he replied
that it had been thoroughly inquired into
BY his predecessor, and therefore de-
ciined to do so, and on the 18th Of May
the Grapeshot still lay there.
A delegation Of prominent citizens Of
Virginia, representing the Conservative
interests Of that State, and accompanied
by L. O. Washington, waited on the
III esident this morning and had a short
in terview in regard to the adoption efthe
State Constitution, and especially 70 ask
that the clause relating o county officers
be submitted to the people separately, in
the same way as the test oath and dis
abling clauses.
A proclamation has been prepared,
and will be issued tomorrow, fixing the
6th day of July for the election in Virgi-
mia. 1t also provides for the submission
Of the Constellation to the separate votes
on the disability aud tpst-oath clauses,
but no others.
There is no doubt but that the Presi-
dent is determined to- appoint Daniel
Sickles as Minister to Spain, and his
commission will soon be prepared.
A number Of vessels at different ports,
suspected Of being in the Cuban interest,
are being watched closely by the revenue
cutters and naval forces, as the assurance
has been given that the Government Will
enforce the neutrality laws.
Advices from Lexington, Virginia,
state that considerable apathy exists
among the people 10 the Valley concern
ing the coming election. In many coun-
ties the precincts are SO arranged that a
considerable distance has to be traversed
to get to the registration Office or the
pollF, and unless active steps are taken
il is said that mary will refuse 10 trouble
themselves so much as to register, and
consequently win not vote in that sec
ton.
The crop prospects are reported as
good, and the wheat crop, which 10 the
largest on record, is said to be fine from
one end of the Valley to the other, and
the anticipated yield enormous, To
bacco is hourishing ~
General Lee arrived at Lexington on
Saturday, very much gratihed at the re-
suit Of his trip North.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
NEW fnrsH.

Ntg YoRK, May ii.-Marshall Bar
low EXPRESSES the oplniou that no regu-
lar organized, armed ard equipped expe-
1itioh has sailed from this port for Cuba,
since the announcement Of the Cuban
troubles. he believes that many men,
sitce the conmencement of the iusnt-
rection, have taken passage from this
port for Cuba perhaps 10 assist The rebels,
aud much war material has also been
shipped to The Island, but ostensbls as
height, regularly consigusd, and that
most Of the men vent sibg'y, OF in email
parties, and The arms in small quantities,
By various vessels, and that this is all the
truth there Is in the sensational reports
nbont CABIN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
BY TBbBGR APH
i,rbxtenr ptsrArthrs.
WAsmrNnrnY.

Wisnlserov, May l4.-Admital Hoa
writes 70 the Department from Havana
The Gin, announcing that be would sSe Do
sent from that port for 0 few days, 10 re-
lieve the Nataganseti a. Key West and
iot q change Of cir for the officers and
crew. He bad just RECEIVED information
from Commander Fillebtawn that the
steamer Salsedor supposed Cuban pti-
vatser, that our naval forces have been
watching for some time, Al The instance
OF the Government, has cleared for ST.
Thomas, ria Nassau, without arms OF
munitions Of war Of any description
Eyeryihipg st Havana Is remarkably
quiet, and the Spanish authorities seem
confident Of snppressing the rebellion be-
fore the expiration OF the year
The rainy season, which Is nov com
ing on, ptecludes the possibility Of any
active operations Of any importance b5
either party 10 the interior for the pre-.
sent. ...t.t. c4...
10 conversing with the Cnhans, who
we're az one time sanguine Of snccess
Admiral HcG Gays those on the Havana
and OF the island are dissatisfied, from
the fact tba, The revelation has not been
conducted IN g manner TO coincide with
their views, and that there Is little OF no
oreanizatioo among them, though they
claim that TIE cause OF their present in
activity Is owing 70 The fact that their
forces are being exercised and instructed
10 The use Of arms, preparatory 10 cam.
paien At she close Of ibe rainy season.
Generals Cespeias and Qhesada are act.
inr Independently, and nave their own
separate forces and adherents Mr.
Han, our Consnl General, and The com
mander Of he EnElish feet, seem 70
think that The insurgents are being
crushed, ana hat IN 4 few weeks they
viii consist Of nothing bnt irregular
bands OF ontlaws, scattered throughout
the interior.
A letter fron treasury oficerai Beau
fort, Sooih Caroline, states that The
schooner Cfapeshoi, bound from New
York 10 FAimopth, JAmsira, rntin there
for repairs en he 9th ult, and o. she
was laden xith arms and mu0inons Of
war, and bad thirty sik passengers, The
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
GET THR Rect
Sent BY E1pres,. cash on Delivery.
!. nnrn,n. n,.ntdn CHA Mn,.hc.

Sent BY Express. cssh on Delivery.
The Genuine orofde Goid watches.
IMPRoVED AND MANUFACTURED BY
I ne are al the best make, huntinF cayes
finely chased and beautifully euameiicd, patent
aud detsched lovers. tuh jewaied, and every
watch rcrfectly rrrulafed snd adjusted, ana
GuARlNrEfp ny THF ConPANS 20 kerp correct
tine, and wear and not tarpish, hut retain an
arurarance tQuai q solid roid A lorr AZ worn
These celebrated watcher VI are now s,nding
ont oy mai srd express, Q. o. D., enywhere
within the United States and Csradss, - the
regular vhniesaie rrire, payaile Oh dchvcfr.
No Monty Is RtcUrnyp IN AbVANcF. rs we
Dr. fcr that al shculd receive aud sec the goods
before paJing for them.
A single watch 10 any Address, ans.
A club # six, with an extra watch 70 n
agtni 'e1dips the cub, $50; rnakinE seven
Al'o. 5uperb lot Of mort elegant oroide
cttins, Of the latnst and most cog,iy ctyles and
psftcrrs, f0r ladies' srd rertlcmcrs wear,
ron ter 70 forty inches N trrgth, st prizes 81
q. s.. e and IS cachs seat vhtn ordered with
watch Al the regular Wholesale prlces.
Describe The watch rrqrirei, whether leiiet
q gsnilsmsh's siTe. nd saafsss sour crders
'-@ '''''' THE oRoTDE WATCH CO.,
caV5et ifs Fulton strevt, New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.
TRI.wFEKLY o. .. MAIL LINE.

TRIWFERLY u. q. MAIL LINE
VISITORS 10 THE CELEBRATED HOT
v SPIRITS OF Arb ansas will ind this We ~
plessant rCnte. Tho boats are sew. the tabi
good and staioT0oms clean. Passengers are
landed at Little Rock in time to take the stag a
Tor Hot Springs on the third morning from
MAmphis.
The elegant passep ger boats Of this line leave
Memphis fof Little Rock, a. follows:
THOMAS RI. ALLEN,
REESE PHITCHARns.... " aster,
Tuesdays, at o'clock pm:
w. A. CALDWELL,
NJ IL. III NJ astef,
Thursdays. at O'clock pm.
~. EEh . aster.
Saturdays. at O'clock pm,
Making direct connection at Little Rock, for
Fort Smith, with the following l,oats that leave
Little Rock Tuesdays, Rridayf and Sundays,
ut 10 O'Clock am.
PORT GIBSON,
JOHN WOODBURY.. ....-.-.......... aster.
AMERICAN,
LEVI CHAPMAN, NJ astsr.
VAN BUP.EE,
JAS. BOWLfh aster.
Thus making three trips q week from Little
Rock d. Fort Smith. and connecting at Fort
Smith with the steamer
PORT SMITH,
ED NOWIsAN M aster.
For Fort Gibson.
Through bills Of ladine given for freight to
and from New Orleans. Memphis, 81. Louis,
louisville and Cincinnati.
Fieiehts delivered NJ destir alton, nj ali
stages Of the river, without 81 oring or other
delay.
Any persons desirine 10 ship y this line from
the North. East or West to ar y point on the
ARKANSAS river, should have their goods con-
sigued 70 Memphis and 'Arkansas River
Fros st street. Mos6y Block Pboso 'T shipping
from New Orleans should sc,nsign 70 Mem.
phis and Arkansas Nvet Packet Company"
Napoleon.
JOHN d, ADAMS, Presideut
4. A. KENDIG, Agent.
70 Office. s0i Front atr oct. Mosby Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
o@cial Organisation Of April 9, SO;
DtRrcroRs.
OFFICERS.

W. 2. GRRENhAw, President
JAMES ELDER, Vice President;
8. p. READ, Secretary.
~ ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15

MANY TnoUsAED or TnEM uAyF
and have proved q perfect success, a. thou,
sends Of certificates could he prcdueedA bat
deem II unnecessary De the Pump WIZ ehsW
for itself and prove all i,s qualities on examin-
Hisa pump which Is ultimately destined %
sunerceds al other pumrs new ip use, for
these simple facts First, the cy Under y r. sds
one hundred years, and still be good as ever.
Second, II will never eive eny bad tate % the
water, or rust t.. Third, II will never wear
out, se ss 10 pnt the wofkine part out OF erdei.
Fourth, the plubeer working N elatA WI
lest A. long a. ave in iron OF wood. liith, the
valves are made Of eiass ahd are 90 placed that
Il Il impossible fot them 70 get out q er1er,
sistA he condaess sirs y assta stg ono, q
making " perfectly free from rutt. seventh,
no water eterds in the pipe 10 rel werm N
sumner or freege IN vinten and rsquares nc
Sn a., e s sser ;rv sseAn' vii force tSs
water from any com mon we'll OF cistern q the
tor Of the higbess dive inli ~ the rate o.
twenty eslions ret minute. Ntn'h, " wnole
rerders Il less liaAle b. set out II order thar
any purnp yet invented, aud make Il the
cheapest On the continent Nhen ~ - ensi
tiles are feliy understood - one VII oe VIII
o0t ~ Ii wiz rsve it, cot IN insurance. and
many times save yaiNabie properly.
HAVING tstsh iEhed 4 factory IN the city 81
Memphis. Tenn ia the ma uiscture q these
Pumps We are now prepered - iafnIsh them.
Al wholesale OF retail, 20 III psrtet engaged OF
wilkins 70 eurNe 10 The busincss.
Prices Tor thss fnnsr, Completes
Fox Pump q feet tons. q g Pst fcot-.--s2s q q
49,. 50 &c
ara cry cents per foot fcF every additional
foot.
So Aeents wanted for th1 Ponp, either 2
\ liberal an count will be fiven 70 he Whole
vale trale. and No chsrre ~ me fitht Of terri
"a BsI,DIN6i' r !, FSCOTT A CO.,
M-@ No. doJefcrson -, MEMPHIS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15

Francis Crosby, seventy rhine years 81
aye, IL 10 start from San Francesca Oh
he 18Th Of Nay, intending 70 walk 70
New York He'went TO California thirty
years axe, and has been a hunter snd a
frapper west Of the mountains ever siuce.
BE was born ia New York.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
A.P. HASTINGS, President.
w. Is. BUCKA0UF. Vice Pres't.
FRsvx ". BA1LkRD. Secretary.
NATHAN ,HARPKR, Asst Secretary.
STATE OF TgvNEssEH, ,
cosrEoLi ES's oyFl ,sss I

bTATE OY IFNNEHNFFl 7
CoNTKOfj ER's OFFlcR,
NAsHvTIrr, Janusry ], 1881
a. w. blackburn. Controller Of the Freas-
tiry. DO hereby certify that the Security Iu-
slirance Company, located az New York I'm the
State Of New York has produced 10 me satis-
factory evidence that said Company has com.
piied with al The requirements lf the laws Of
fhe state Of Tennessee imposed on Insurance
Companies; AZ ID i further certify that r. ",
Vrrdenburgh. aEert Of said cempspy, has also
complied with the requirements of the lave Of
Wherefure, said Security insurance Company
has authority to take risks and transact the
business Of insurance in this State, at Mem
rhiv TenEessee. @. w. BLACKBURN,
Controller Of Tennessee
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y a II A Nj a. ~ - L /,
waat Is us Where is Its

CPALDING's JAVAMANSI HArR RI
- feuoretor u surt cure tcr haiduest, and
= s,aifs,sea % re.oFe ssy hsi % u o5ifins
ard removes dnndruf. Is . speesit and
tfociuai ctlft for rervous bead rcha. s. Srnl-
dine a %. frorrietors, Eva ssvills Chsmical
ssrW ASS0N, SMElSFR A Co, sis Main
street. oeuefsl Arouts for n smrhis. If-s-7o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-05-15
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
urss,ssrppr AND TENNESSEE R1rLRoAD.

MISSISSIPPI AND TExEEssRE R1lIRoAD,
AnRiyE. DEPART.
New Orleans mail daily, 5:SS Pm. lliissIa
F FSasISst' except sunday $50 pm. ass an.
Maiitrsin makes direct connection tor New
Orleans and all points South. a,,.. IL.
Fxpress train makes direc. eolneciion i?r
Coifeevii'e Water. Vall'y,, 0xfgrd. Holy
Springs. and all points North OF drenada on
Mississippi Central railroad. ~. .Ll, :, ~.
Ticket Office, 2S1l2 Main street. ano ~ ny
depot. Omnibuses will call for passenger ana
check baggage N any .rart Of the eity Dy ieaF-
ing Oruer' IS s. IfYsRH'MoEE. Cen. sap't.
uxuyais lsp cHasIfsros R4rLRoAD.
Through mail. dsily..-.,..-.., 22U PA. izoV I'm
Through express; daily docs
not arriyeSunday or leave, i % = = =. on : =,
satnrdayl; o s,r;ie ~ '-'0Y -
AZ, save Sunday-...y..-... g;la N 55 e.x'
Nashville accomiodatior-"- iso o an xxx ~.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
'' dee Ice 10. g7s lain street aadai peget.
BAnxEY HtGHEs. fasserg ger Agent
vRxpa1s lsp LOUISVILLE aAILRolp.
nav Fxpreas~.................. go An. 4M IN
Night Express..-....'.':.'' NV ~. .S ~.
titne. Tioketoiiee, No: z371s Main street. Dc
pot. hsao o. a man '''O''s SD JONES, SUIT.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent.
xrpYHrs Asn LITTLE ROCK n1LRo4D.
eo,na WrsT = Leave Hopefeld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at $50 am, and
arrive AZ Madison al ] o'clock ], m, ..t,
aovfra & sf--L cav NadisonTuss aay Thurs
iay and Saturday, AZ 7:3Q ami arfiye az
Icpe6ald at O'Clock PM. and Memphis
at 1880 pm.
Arrival and Departure Of the MAILS from
the Memphis Postofnce-Nsw Arrangs-
ment. .u..ogl L. ,.sg. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-01-11
1868
SPRING TRADEl

TINE gundersisned. rslurnins hiss thanks 10 Ne
= Merchans and s,hers, wis have favored hin
with their patronage, takes psssure Ia ansoaaclagi
hi friends and the public be IL now able 70 nsts
a farther deduction in ihs wholessl ih
Sell iyet TIN WARE aap sH@
and by using the best material and s,ilins hsssssf
the use Of the most improved MachlL NY. he sfers
TIN WARE, WHOLESARE AM Retail,
Of superior quality 10 any nanusetu. ed essNhes
in the State. ,as aa$8l
He still offers to take In exchange any kind Of gssd
barter, but does not want 10 sell Tin Ware, o. ssy
thing else, on time.
.~@elpaa.a ,at r. III. POGUE,
.is'ss Eiillsborougb, N. c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-01-11
OYSTER SALOON.

'TnE subscriber would respectfully iafsrn his Gus.
= ,omerssthat he Aasopeaed an Oyster salssn II
The housc recently occupied by Parks & 90. %
shss store. where he intends 10 mp Oysters in
all the varisus styles. Having made arrangements
with the best house in the South for The celebrated
Lynnhavea Oyster, his customers may rely uPoa eel.
,ins something extra in the way Of oysters. sis =
He will also keep on hand supply 81 Picked
oysters for his country friends. .sst a@as2 saas'
Every effort will be made 20 guarantee 10 his cid
customers that satisfaction that has established him
as an Oyster Dealer Trusting BY strict attention 10
BUSINESS and gen,emaaly department 10 oil, that he
may win the patronage Of every COED Conservative
in the couatry. His Republicans friends are also Ger
daily invited, pledsing 10 give them extra plate
II will induce them 10 tura from the error Of their
ways Malice towards none. and peace and COED viii
for nv friends, trusting tbss ycs may step IN ,cca.
sonally sns get good plate sfcsoked Oysters. -
Respectfully. VIII sEa..1~ "
asel ~, ALEX. PLEASANTS. .
October 81. @@ s1@ 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-01-11

ON SALE.
81 KEGS Nails, BY The Reg.
- ~ Boxes snuff, Virginia Belle, "
200 Bales 10 box, SIS 90 per bsr,
o. 10 cents por bale,
Sheet Iros q II seH,s per pound.
Russia sheet Iron Of IS cents per pound. 81.
sheet Zinc =, 20 cents per pound.
400 lbs. best Leaf Lard. NJ ~
500 lbs. Sugars, assorted, e
100 lbs. best Soda. ..-as....zs
400 lbs. Coffee. best Rio, 's@#5@"
Pepper, Spice and Ginger, r@
bsx fvsrY enc Chewing Tsbasso. ss
! For Sale BY .ae
L, II. POGUE.
H,llsbsrough.
PEE. IL. ~.s -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-01-11
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

TSHE subscriber would respectfully pforn ths pss-
= lie, that he is still doing business on Wake
s6est, between King and TyOn. and keeps on: hasi
AZ makes to order, any description Of Furniture.
Bpholserngi dsne with nea,ness. GviIt Mosllngs
q pietsrs frames. Walnut aud eommon weed Csf-
ah on hand, and furnished at short notice. r
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-17
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
pICKEEs COuNTY---lN THE COURT OF PROBATE
Prussia Masters, t.al., .
VS.. Petition for Partition.
Jacob D. Masters, ct.nl.
III appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs Of
i William N. Masters. deceased, number and
names unknown, defendants in this case, reside
beyond the limits of this State: On motion of
IIolcombc, Pro Pet, it is erred that the said
absent defendants do apps II at q Court of Probate
10 be holden at Pickem Court 'ousc, S. c.. within
forty days after The publication of this notice. or
theil consenLt TO the partition or.salc Of the Real
Estate of David Masters, deceased, will be entered
of record. Given under my hand and seal Of said
office at Pickcns c.. IT,, S. c., this the 9th No
yenbcr, 1869
]. II. pIIILPOT, J.p.r.c.
Nov. 81, 1860 8
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-17
p0ENTs oE ENCslLHENGA:

Reauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machinery.
Us,ne both threads directly from the spuols
No fasteung OF seams by hand and no waste OF
thread.
wide range Of application without change of
adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and frmncss after
washing and ironing
Besides doing all kinds Vi work done by other
Sowing Machines these Machines execute the most
beautiful and permanent Embroidery and orna-
mental work.
ray The Highest Premiums at all the fairs and
exhibitions of the United States and Europe have
been awarded tho Grover s. B"hor sewing Mo-
ohincs, and the work done by them, wherever cx-
nlDftcd in competition.
GgDn The very highest prize, THE CROSS OF
THE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred en- tho
representative Of the Grover s. Baker Sowing Ma
chimes, at tho Exposition Universcllo, Paris 1867
thus attesng their great superiority over all oter
Sewing Machines.
Ray" An illustrated pamphlet, containing prico
lists with samples of both the Grover s. Bakor
Stitch and the shuttle Stitch in various fabrics,
will be furnished OH request.
Tor sale by
KlNSMAN BROS,
Charleston, s. c.
Nov. 10, 1869, S Sm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-17
Notice.

In oens@jt&T t&Tyy yi%Sa Hay yNl claim Still 6 Cap oSi and
Worm, seized Oil promises Of j. II. Amblor, on
tho 10th dny of November, 1869, because of
having bocn used in violation of Internal Revo-
nue. Laws to make such claim before mo within
thirty days from first publication of this notice.
tEi: " 6. FOLGER, Asst Ass'r
and Special Dop'ty Copr.
Nov 80, 1869 8 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-17

HAVING THE LARGEST AND MOST CONF
~ pLETE FACTORY in the Southern States.
ana Eeeping always on hand large and most
complete stock of DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS.
Sash Doors. Store Doors, Shutters, Mouldincs SC.
&C., am enabled to sell low and at manufacturers'
prices.
n. B.-strict attention paid to shipping in good
order.
July l2, 1869 40 IT,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-12-17

N conformity with tho requirements Of In.
il tcrnal Revenue Laws, ,Ihoreby giye notice
to all persons who may claim one Cask of Whis.
key seized on premises of Matheson &C. Boil. on
tho 18th day Of November, 1860, because Of
having boon hold in violation of Intorrlal Royc.
nno Laws, to make such claim before mo within
thirty days from first publication OF this notice.
X, o. @. FOLGER, AsstAss'or
and Special Deputy Col'r. 4
Nov. 80, 1869 s
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30
Receipt. by Railroads.

N O, O& G W-March 29.-3 bales cotton to
c H Mouton &co-2 do J W Burbridge &co-l9
hbde sugar Foley, Conger &co-4 do G Ssbatier-
I'll hides M Rosa-l3 do and sundries Dufour-
hfbbl tobacco DeBlsnc Il Beer-l bbls rice F P
Sevin-2 do Bloom &co-9s hogs McQuoid &
Mehle--l bbIs molasses p Wiltz-lS do Lapene
d ferre--sundres to order Total ii bales cotton
% bids sugar l9 bbls molasses
MOI d G RR-March 2S.--ll9 bales cotton
A Bower-ll4 Williams q Son--56 Payne, Hunt
ington &co-44 II Wilson Bib &co-34 SiIkenstadt
&co-34 T II & J NJ Allen &co-.32 70 order-27
NJ Killer &co-zl Alcus, Scherck d Autey-l7 to
Ashbridge. Smith &co-l6 Jos Hoy &co-l4 w B
Tompson-l2 G A Green &co-ll r Adams q
Son. Barrett d Lessssier-6 j & G Cromwell
Meyer, Deutch 4 WeIs-6 ] Higgins &co-5
Warren, Crawford &co-4 Summers d Branins-3
Nelson LaDphier &co-3 Blakemore Bros AGO 2
JDo Chaffe x Bro NJ Oglesby-l Ben Gerson-1
Winston, Morrison &co-l Burnett &co-l Battle
& Noble-Total 504 bales cotton
NO, J&GN RR-March 29-37 bales cotton
Alcus, Scherck d Autey- Is 7 H 4 J NJ Allen &co
80 Hunt & Mscsulsy-2l G Gordin-l9 Il Ogles-
by-lS r L Adams d Son-l5 Clspp Bros &co-8
Jos Hoy &co-2 Walker & Vaught-2 H Peale q
co.. Warren, Crawford &co-l Jno Hariie &co
256 bxs hats Henry &co--5 do E Booth &co-u
do G Muller--9 do II Tricou &co-6 do F Belden
do Albert-l5 do Cohn 4 Endel-l Bauer
As do Guinlan &co-l0 do G Leaumont-l7 do
K Benedct-9 bxs drugs E Hart &co--2 bxs
mdse G Z Spencer &co-2 bbls whisky Kerker
leo bdls iron Folger &co-l4 bxs mdse Jno Har-
die 6co--sundries TO order Total 176 bales
cotton