The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-02-16
Consignees of Merchandise.

PER STEAMER RAPIDES-B Foreman pkgs I
Baervold So H 7 Nelson l W Wells ] Thompson
J J Chancellor 116 NJ Wagnon % NJ Q Thomas
| Perry Al W Caison 125 W Pierson g. to Martin &
do to Hoss & Durham-E Clapp Gary Sharp R
D SCHNEIDER II Forbes eco s. to Jessup. Marsh&Wig
giqs-H Wooard W Wilborne &co 8, to Stacey 4
Marshall w Pierson a. to Thurmond & Hicks
Walsh Boisseau 103--M Chancellor l, to Martin l.
Ford-Walters & Elder 1O-Reersen Gragard 75-A
Linquist 1-B Dreyfus BIB &co 50-Conway
A Troegel II Brewer Soc 48-Gill L Owens So
H Marlin 2-Hamilton geo 3-Hervey, Elstner 4
H Reynolds 65-J II Lengsfed l3-J E Mcneil lO-L
Baer 2O-Kimble & Chase Levy & Bonham 3l-L B
Filiquier 34-Leroy NJ Green &co 3-M Kaufman IN
l-Whitbeck Robertson IN W 10-R Davis 10
Mrs Il Martin 6-R Peterson Str Right Way 2-T
F Powell Wv Caison Nv II Cousins l. to Jessup,
Marsh Wggins-W H Chancellor 1T F Purnell /.
Total 1861.
PER STEAMER DORA-Maples & West IS pkgs Fl
Carter Is, to McCutchen &co--B K Smith N J
Moore l, to Jessup Marsh & Wiggns-W Welborne
c & Barthold T. to Stacey Poland-J Chancel-
lor l, 500 do to Martin Fofd--Hoss & Durham 22-M
Winter 6-R Dawes 2l-Capt Keron 2-Lt L A Alb
bolt 43. Total 672.
PER STEAMER dam F 9 pkgs Hawkins
81 IN eco II Allen & Lawer % d Bernstein mo
Owens D IS, to Martin Ford--B 100 r & 7 81 J J
Mallard l, to Thurmond & Hicks-C & B 70 Il Geo
80 NJ Scott &bro T Albertson % G. 49, to Jessup,
Marsh 4 Wiggns--Hoss Durham Nv alters&Elder
l543-7A Schattner 2973 # cypress lumberT Rhodes
2, to Stacey &Poland-W Bosseau As bales hay
Frank Frederick pkgs-Z Howell H Simons /, to
Lengsfeld-Walker &co 4-Order 2-V Shidetl .
For Jefferson % tons pig iron. Total 281o pkgs.
PER STEAMER sELMA-Y D Hamilton pkgs Noel
&bro S A & J H Howell W T Scott l. billiard 10
J Chancellor 80 Ballard W Carson "A D Tins
ley "a, l20 do to Martin & Ford-W Nixon A Nc
Rae 200 Howell billiard l Sam Hopkins Knight
Geo A Stroud Is Satter l Il H 6, l55 do to Hoss
Il Durham-S &co 423 G N geo As W NJ Jones I
% Miller l, do to McCutchen &co-Gany&Sharp
W Heard 50 q & G 100 G Wersner W R Miller
Jessup, Marsh Wiggins-Mrs NJ King Miss T c
Williams 6, to Hervey, Elstner & Warren4Han& DYER
} J Hollingsworth 80 Lee 25, 2 do to Thurmond
LW &co Lancaster & G Dreyfus eco Z SO do to
Stacey Poland--P Fl Kyes Geo l2-Bogel Durn-
ger 2-White&co 364-Bowers&co l50-J " Smith s.
Walsh Boissesu 1oo-L Flonrnoy ID Kaufman g
240-B F Hollngsworth ii & NJ L Ford AS Ii
ga M Duke 230-Walter & Elder 129-Scove &
Crawford +Whitbeck Robertson 20-Kouns & SEQ
J Ricou Geo III 81 Lengsfeld IA Lenoir 3-Dr T
J Allen SIS JUST IN Kaufman 81 Kahn&bro l.
Kahn Is Armstead Il. R Howell -E Jacobs
Kahn 72-F Baker 2-Chas Moore l20--J F Utz 10
Tex Elk Co 81 Goodman % Ernest Dazell kim
be'S Chase conway q. Buckalsw 2O-Horan&Buck-
90 Williamson 3-A Boone Id J Smith 9
L Cook &C H Schnur 191-Geo Bertrand 102-M c
Williams l. Total 1858.
PER STEAMER LIZZIE HOPKINs-A Mem $50
pkgs, JOG do to Hoss Durham-N MD4R 70 G
to Jessup, Marsh Wiggns-Sale Murphy 1O7-E s
HlM&W 5, IS do to Martin & Ford-E & Jacobs
57-McClure, Barrett 4 Smith 45-Reiersen & Gragard
23-White eco lie Bond Ill billiard iO-W R
ISL 1SF &co3, do to McCuchen &co-T Fl Nor
ris 4Walters Elder 4-Looney Cousins Thur
Geo Washington 2-P Kyes Mrs A Frisby &C
Clements Turner Her IF Brewer 1-B Hirshman
Ia 81 Pr a Sears &c RapinskyZ IN Kennedy
Nv hitbeck& Robinson l-MeD l, to Jonas Robson
w Nixon l.. Gold C G Thurmond SIC, 00O-T, T,
Tomkies 5000 Julius Asher s3000-N Sutherland
$1,000. Total $4,000 gold For Jefferson 3o45 pkgs
Total 402l pkgs.
PER STEAMER POST BoY-N B B 4ss pkgs Drey-
fus 10 L Is W A NJ /, to Stacey & Poand-D Bern
stein L & G Nv P Nc, do to Burnham Horr-W
Fl C S Hopkins G W Williamson l. So do Hoss
Durham.E Davis j G Geo IS W Jones 80 Shaw
H Il P F 13JF M Hall 5, 5 do to Tburmond
l. Hicks-Mrs NJ E G & 20 W H eco Nice
% JBM1E + Wells Il, to- essuap, Marsh &Wlggns-
&co 46 Sentell &co Mrs E Stith ST 4 ii, to
Martin &Ford-E Barnes 2-F Bonnet FL Brown i
W Beck 2-F Brewer III W Bowers&co 178-Con-
way & Buckalew 2Os-Beasanon PA Drouin S-E6B
Jacobs 24-Wm Enders ISL B Filiquier 3-Anna
Frisby &C Bertrand l17-Godbold &col-Hervev.
Elstner& Warren 40-Hamilton&co 3o4-S Herold IL,
A Kahn 1-P Kyes &co ID Kahn&bro 5o-Hyams
& Kennedy ii Lewis 24-Levy& Bodenheimer 10
] Fl Lengsfeld 6-S Lewis 1-E Leman I'M Ie-
noir s-St Academy 9-Looney Cousins I'm &
W 10-McCiure & Barrett 10i-C Rapinsky S--A Roth
child 1-Wm Robson Is Staiti l5-Sutherand Geo
lo-C G Thurmond ID Utz 10-Walker &co So
Walsh & Boisseau 1l5-Walters Elder 269-White
Geo 8. Total $685. Did heavy way. business, and
have 200 bales hay and considerable other freight for
jefferson.
PER STEAMER FROLIC-A Smith At pkgs Gary
& Sharp McElroy Poggess is, to Jessup, Marsh &
Wiggins-Foster Walker q, 80 DO to Thurmond
Hicks-A BW8 -A Duke "a Sour 4-B & Fl T d
6-B Hernsham doorway Buckalew Cumming
Morrison &co 2-E & Jacobs 30-E Etheridge IF
Barrier Frank 4 Frederick 64-Hyans 4 Kennedy
9-Hoss Durham III Dreyfus &co s2-J Langen-
bach lo--Jas Macon 12--J Utz 3-Jas Kenner Isl
Dorian 25-J P Wilson IS, to McCutchen &co-M Kauf-
man 6-L L 4 j Howard f. to Martin L Ford L
NJ Cassidy An B Sup't Telegraph s-M Levy 39-M
4 25-0rton Bios 1-Rosenfeld & Schnur 219--Rk G
25-S Herold CIV & E 24-Wm Enders l37-Whit-
beck & Robertson 4--Tex Elk Co 3. For Jefferson
5000 pkgs.
The FIRST record of sugar planting which know is
when Adam and Eve are spoken of as having raised