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The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02
Important Decision,

In the District Court at its last term, Samuel
Shupp, defendant, ads of G.. y. Gray and J Ohm
son, plaintiffs petitioned the court for writ of
cert'ordri to review the jurisdiction of a justice,
to try the right to the possession of public lands
under the statutes Of 1852 The court held
that the statute to wit 9th div. Of sec. e.
statute Of 1853, entitled an act concerning
courts Of justice and judicial officers comforting
jurisdiction upon n justice did not reach the
case i'll point to decide upon an unlawful entry
upon and unlawful detention of such lands
vhcreupon the decision of the court below was
reversed. It's understood however that the
case 7gll be carried up and argued on appeal
before the Supreme Court.
Mcconnell & Stewart, counsel for Shupp.
Anderson & Smith, for Gray & johnson.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02

Dicd-In this city. Nov. eth, Sir. james Gallagher.
aged II. Mr. G., formerly from Lowell Mass. where
his family reside.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02
Information Wanted

OF STEPHEN BETS, who left Clayton county, Iowa,
~ in the spring of 40, when heard Of last Sacra
mento city, Feb q 1853, he going from thence to
Humbug creek, near Yreka. Ais 0. of Emore Harrow
and Joseph Lee of the place who left the spring
of 1853 for California. Joseph Lee is believed be in
Oregon. Amy person having information OF them will
please address the undersigned at Nevada.
Dec. >, lS52-2wN JOHN & ANNIE BETS.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02

SERIOUS AccIDENr.-The deck of a schoon-
er, lying at the end of Long wharf, heavily
loaded with grape shot, fell in carrying with it
two men, one of whom received serious injury
by the breaking of two of his ribs. He was
Immediately conveyed to. the hospital. Ala.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02

next adjoining his old stand Broad street, wher he
prepared his customers ith large and sell
leced Stock of Good> which viii be sold al moderate
profits.
g Goods will be delivered 10 regular customers
fUllows
On Mondays-W ood's Ravinc, Long Hollow anl Ru,h
creek.
On Tuesdays--Shelby Flat and Brush creek.
On Wednesday Little Deer Creek, Gold Run and
Peck 9 Ravne
On THURSDAY VS. Musqliio creek.
Dec. p 1852. U.DANIS.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02

Dsss@ Those sewers at Sacramento must be
some. The Journal says the water cannot get
into them and the Union says it cannot get out.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02

ass~ We are privileged to state, says the
Shasta Courier, that a very superior article
OF cotton has been produced by Maj. Read
ing, on his ranch on the banks of the
Sacramento river, in latitude approximate
ing somewhere near 40 dgs. 80 min.
north. Maj. r. has presented us with a
specimen, and we find the staple unusually
long and tine, and equal, if not superior to
the upland cotton of the Southern States.
It It was raised from seed brought from New
Orleans. Who can tell what immense un-
developed sources of wealth this wonderful
lana may yet have in store for her people.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02
NEVADA SCHOOL.

a. 3
G1 Incnis 10 has 1ormrr patrons, ana CITIZENS o Nt
Vad and vicinity, aud announces that he hae pcrDHnrut-
y locatcd himself here TEACHER OF THE Youth.
and having spent evfr years in the business, III the
Atlantic States lie laers himself that lac enir"
satisactOn lie hopes by strict attention 10 his Duties
merit continuation Of the patronage hitherto hbcra
extended. Nevada, NDv. 30lh, 1853 3 In
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02
Phoenix Saloo n and Restaurant.

Tf1E undersigned will open on WEDNESDAY. Oct.
& 26th nst the above named establishment, formerly
occupied by Wm C. Asher at the foot of Main and Broad
streets Nevada -. t..r-r..... ~. .-.--
The Table will be provided with the gaeatest var
ely and the best the market affords.
The Bar will be kept constantly stocked with Wines
Liquors and Cigars of the CHOICEST BRANDS.
Strict Attention will be paid to the comfort and
accommodation of fodgers
Families can be accommodated with pleasant rooms.
And they hope by prompt attention to business to merit
share of the public patronage. + 4 t.--r .-
273m II & S. BEENY.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02

DAMAGE BY THE SToRM.-We learn from
Mr., Logan, the enterprising Middle Yuba ex-
pressman, that the ditch fooms along the Yuba
ridge were blown down and broken very much
by the high winds of Friday night. The
fooms in many places were fifty or more feet
above the EARTH and were broken down for
rods. 1t will take several weeks to repair the
damages of some of the ditch companies.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02

BS~ The Marygville Herald comes to us en-
Iarged. Gen. Allen, the former able and es-
teemed editor has returned to his post having
recovered from a severe illness. We tender our
congratulations During his absence, the Her
aid was we'll edited by DR.. ehipley
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02

nsa- The Shasta Courier says that g Chips
of an Old Block have gone off in that place
like hot cakes. A great many have been sold
here, and the demand is still good.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02

RG- A lyceum has fourished for a long time
in Sonora The proceedings of the late meet
ings are thus reported -
Last Tuesday evening the lyceum discuss
ed the question whether the community would
be benefited by the repeal of all laws for the
collection of debts. The subject for next Tues
day will be the following In case of a war in
Europe, between the powers that be and the
republican or democratic parties, should the
United States Government lend the last named
parties material aid to assist them in gaining
their independence ?"
A lyceum is one of the best educational insti-
tutions that can be devised. Some of the best
orators in the United States have acquired
their power in them There is no reason why
We should not have one here, during these win
ter evenings. There is talent enough in town,
and plenty who would join in the movement if
it was started. Shall We have a lyceum
s9@ We are pleased to see that Mr.. and
Mrs. Waller are fayorably received by the
press in San Francisco. Mrs. Waller gave a
concert at Musical Hall last evening, assisted
by George Loder and others. We deem her
acting, and that of Mr.. Waller, if engaged in
that city, will be warmly applauded
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02

FRAUDS IN FLoUR.-The San Francisco Sun
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-02
r e M o Y AL
Fjre-Proof Ssrick Builsino

Fl iIE unde rsigncd beGs leave 10 nform iG citizens
Nevada and the public i'll general. 'hat lIe hns reno
cd his Stock OF Goods and entire business 10 his no
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

oRsscssr osrcs.
Monday Morning, December Is. 1883. /
coTToN-The demand continued limited on Saturday,
and prices in favor of buyers without any
quotable decline Sales $500 bales
Inferior NEW eaLS, T. G assIns f.;, ,0,,0
aidans........ ssS g.. Good Fair. n nS-
9saa Midding... 9K@1O]s Good and Fine @
COTTON AND roB4ooo srArzMrsr
stoes on hand Sept. !, 1853. -. 1o572 2s.4as
Received since. !. :. :. >. .4I0sl4 6b71
ys'terday..... 2esO-4ls544 s8-- s,sos
424IIo $4,000
Exported to date: $50 $3.50
= Saturday. 7l1l-2l3os3 COO $50
Stock on hand not cleared. 80. .2lo42s s4o9
ToBACCo-we heard Of about 200 hhds sold of which
hhds Yellow Banks but could ascertain no particulars
sUGAR-The sales embraced about 1900 hhds at de-
cline Of ~ for Inferior and Common and Prime and
Choice. We quote Good Common at So, Fair to
Fully Fair at 3&tG37s and Prime at 3kO4s q h.
MOLAssEs-Prcss were lower with sales of 1900 bbs
at lSf9lsIe v gallon for Prime and Choice.
FLOUR Dull, and barely 2S00 bbls taken including
100 Ohio at SO 1914 44o Iowa at SO 5 1000 Illinois 1856
Iowa and lo4 Ohio, all at SO IS 100 Fancy St Louis
(Bay State brandt at SO so go Extra at ST. $50
lots at 81 Is y Dbl
CORN-The sales were limited to few lots of New ut
STAGE, and 900 sacks Prime Old at $50 p bushel
oATs-sales $500 sacks St Louis, including 1888 to
arrive, at about 1885, and small lots at 4905Os a
bushel
WHEAT-A lot Of 500 sacks Prime White was taken at
81 60 D bushel further advance
PRoVIsioNs-We noticed only retail sales of Pork at
sll 70 Dbl for Mess OF Beef % bbls Prime were sold
at $40 So and 80 half bbs Mess at 81 rs each Bacon
Sides were held at6'sO6le p ID for Prime. Sales of
Lard $50 bbls Ordinary at s and 800 No. to Prime at
sfHfb.
CoFFEE-Market firm, with sales Of 400 bags Old Rio
at II ~ and 500 Prime New ExClntonia wrght) Ia ken
for St Louis at l3e y b.
GuNNY BAGs-sales 100 bales on the spot at 1924.
800 bales to arrive 12 cash and 200 l2. time
adding interest
LIME-A small cargo (l35o bbls) of Roskiand was
taken at the advanced rate of 81 65 q Dbl
WHIskY-sales confined to retail at 24e y gallon for
Reetided
FRE1GHTs-We heard of no engagement.
northumberland moderate at our quotations
Hterling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. los !. aIOpL
10 fDof 70
NV York sxty-dsy Bills. a ct. disc.
stght ChecD on New YORK. parDZ u ct. prem
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STARCH-lO0 boxes Fox's, in store, for sale
~ by Ell. HART 4 co 10 T,houpi,oul.s ,tra.t an
SPERM CANDLES-200 boxes New Bedford,
~ in store for sale by
an Ell. HART co. 10 TehoupitOulas s,rsst
A PPLE BRANDY-50 bbls, in store, for
IA sale by L. HART 4 CO. - Tehouptoulas at an
ALD PEACH BRANDY-25 bbls, in store,
" for sale by L. j. HART CO., ~ Tchouptouas st. dl1
nj ONONG AHELA AND BOURBON
III WlilSKY-s50 bbls, in store. for sale by
az Z. J. HART a CO., 10 Tchoupoulas street
STRAW PAPER-25O0 reams large and
dr. E. j. HART a CO., 10 Tshouptouls. street,
FLoUR-500 bbls superfine St. Louis, to ar
4 rive, for sale by Ids M. DAILY n Tebouyloulas st
CODFISh AND HERRINGS-20O boxes, in
~ store, for sale by
di1 E. J, HART 4 co. 70 Tshoup.oulas street,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

] JEFFERSON Cry,
Sunday Evening, December IS is "
Arrived 100 head of Cattle, $50 Hogs and o54 Sheep
The market easy at quotations;
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ST. LOUIS.

Wtllesye TUESDAY, December no. at S orroer n :.
kNOk 81. LOUIS, CAIRO. HICKMAN -
~ r. MEMPhIs: NEW MADRID RANDOLPH MA LeUA&>x4
WILLIE and ali land
mgs-Rsgular ST. Louis and New Orleans PACKET sON0R krs
esgsnt anu hgnt daught steamer SONORA n.
u, master now In port receiving freight will lesvs
nssnt or passage having sccommodaiions
JOHN T. HYDE 4 Co, "a Povdr,s STRAIT
q The Sonora being .hnns,.
har through without or lrhtesge
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OHIO RIVER

MI leave Tuesday, December 40 at O'Clock Pm
k>oh LOUISVILLE and all inter. -
mediate landings The fine regular passenger sU4RA
pacsst fEIEh TELLON, Captain John Box sI
now IN port receiving win
passage, apply on board, $50 -
sTRoTHER BROS, Is Peydras s,rsst
orto SAM EWING, IS Gfasier street -
e plan OF the Cabin secured NV ar.
plying 20 the Agents. $50 NeA I},s ~
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

Willesv WEDNESDAY, December a. at o,cloetpx
kNOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA,
u kAsTPoRT and all iuermedisis iandiues- Ls8A&t<l
hsguiAr Tennessee RiverPaeket CHEROKEE-Thes
NV ana tasore steamer CHEROKEE Capt y e
ana .i iea, as above For freight passage having
dis Holm y Hynr 4 N, q.
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WEST LINE-CINCIN- e. cz-rsa,,.s;zz

w NaTI, DAYTON I AND SAN II IN ]
3 has Re s1.Ss i Ssw York
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY
-FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
sseond s.Rsss E a
Third Tra, T,an-AecommodaiiOs apn.
The roads Of this throughout with heavy rail-
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
::s f. FsE%ssSs
.aa T.: .sss. s
second Express, ~
s sst stopping at all Way Stations between Cincinnati aad
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
Cy. Ts.e; Sane s ~ . fsss.
Trough from cS sssnf rse s'. to Chicago
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
connecting with the wpressue steamer SAY y Can't At.c
connecting a. Detroit with Morning Train Michigan
Through from cincinsa,ito Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE
Third at ana Fourth TrainEvepins
IT. t G sp A. D.sn Nd
EATON. RICHMOND AND cENTERvnLE.
sT., a.aasss @ and Second
Eaton and Riehmoad . ''0'A NJ e0Hne''s at Hamilton 70
!, Fourth Ts.s,1EysnHs Express SIS Hamioa
TROY, pIquA, Ere.
s. E.Prsss g. O'Clock and Second
Msrys si H. Ga a ana al w ca
D.. sG ssa Vt. ET, s
HUNTSVILLE
Third at O'Clock p NJ copuss. at
OXFORD AND coNNERsvILLE
First TnnLghtnng Express NJ Second Train
ss IA Z: os y s:.
I II. cs Il l
PARE.
From Cincinnati z New York Wis axe steamers Buffalo,
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noLi0WAY's OINTMENT and PILLS. DANGEROUS
WOUND IN THE THIGH CURED BY THEIR USE.--About
Mr. Acton Melbourne had his thigh
sed when out riding his running and his log coming
violent collision with wall lie confined his
eghts months suffering from the aesdnt and
best medical advice, effort
wound and his health became impaired thai his s
Ia this state he commenced using oLL0WAYS OINTMENT
PILLS which had the effect healing his with
pidity, and restoring him health.
~ SON the sstabshmsnt HOLLOWAY Strand
ne Temple Bar LondOu and BY all The respectable
Dealers In Medicines the United State boxes
50 eah Wholesale by the principal Drug
4 co, New Orleans.
There is considerable taking the large sizes.
for The guidance parents every disorder
Aenxsd each boz. MA l.
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WI is.vs MONDAY. Deeembs- 49, O'clock Pm
kNOR MONTGOMERY, WErUMpKA,
y eELAA and all landings the Aiatana River InxH8>f
s rs me ss. basin.-keg.ss Alabama River Packet
PsM A.-Ise staunch bail, pssssnser
nnnh r. sooerts Jr master,
III esys soov For heigh. passage, having aeeennos
DIS MeDowELL- JR BELL, u P,ydrss st,--s
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IMPORTS

vEHA CRUZShip servan1ita- $40 900 su..i. IN NJ c.,,,
VI 9eo Fernandez. Total esi 800 specie " NA"~''ef'-
n,L-ship 6ienmannas19T sacks Whp.v Ne
rnI AFACA-sehr Wild Pigsgn-7l2 bales cotton 10 orIs,
eAspifF-ship Chss HILL Railroad iron 10 order
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wll lssys FRIDAY. December .. at s o'eloen ~
- EEW CARTHAGk GRAND GUIP RON <H01
sEi NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA
sna bAuS hooSE-krgsss Wschiy Ne~ Os.ns ssd vrS.t.
suRKsTs. ... GLEDY
LUCY ROBINSON Captain Clensuts h 49, n a
nov port receiving freight ess. ss shove n,
nsgnf or passage having suplv a h
-n.I.,v R.,., Smith FIMsTER, % Canal 1tsst.
nsss wn b Clerk % the I<ves freight On wal
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y"Sm P. v. sTRADER, General Agent
tEMENT:--l250 bbls. Newark, landing ex
~ Favorite II. S. Bradlcy Fidei. for .aas bv Q
JOHN G. HARDLL CO. ~ Ndsxnxine .t,ss,
ark, NJ "' >S''fAns' ss"-
tJlCkLES-15 cases assorted, landing and in
Il store, for sale by -
OILS E.JHART a CO. 70 Tchcapi,ou.. stree,
RACON-4 casks Ribbed Sides, in store, for
- sale by T. NJ DALEY. Sc Tehoupoulas street MS
GRAPES-2O0 kegs Malaga Grapes, in stor
u md for sale BY A.F.OoCHRAN 1 co. " Grayi.r .tns
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILE

ErOR MOBILE Direct-Daily o. 8.
u Mail LissWipter sptsrdid <HfSk
Isv pressurs p-cke, st,sn.vs CALIFORNIA, g. D.
frost nnas'er FLORIDA, Grst
steamer ST. CHARLES, Reuben Post b@sn mi
eypvesy fr the LAKE trade, With apsrisr o.
o. the above - Ponseharsis DAILY
% Eva q he osleet returning will Pcsxys
~ The Mail Bag win Axsctdsy oeo~s
X GEDTE9. Axput,f E.ak MA
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uICKSBURG.

rUl III ,e.ss THURSDAY. Deesnbsr a. .. oeioeR
t'ok LAKE PROVIDENCE VICKs
lm1lor suhG GRAND GULF, RODNEY NArCHFz I ~x0Es
.Dn $500, npAias, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE ssd
eng.r packet steamer Capt Lsln., in -. -
'ef nssn' OF p>ssass, apply On bosrd,
JOHN T. HYDE co. u Povdr.. stv.ss
be Saron will have Clerk I~vee ot n g., -.
eafy on Wedneeday morninR freiwh - =
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VIII leave FRIDAY, Dsesmb.r a. ct o,cIoet = !.
tfOk GRAND LAKE LANDING,
Rvs stSp vIctsS AKE PaoyIpENGs MILL
VEL MATCHES, FORT adams, BAYOU SARA BATON Rfv<!E
~, sananEs-1hs fns passenger p4kst s~sue-
H. Ess mastsr, leave q s5sv. on svsr,
age .nos an a. sns season at o'clock For freight -
sfRoTHER BROS. Axsnss Is Poydr.s street.
ns mn Lyon vn have Clerk fopf Of C.naI
rss early on "Wednesday morning. reesar fr.isht Sie
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Wnieay. SATuRpAY, December ~ st O'Clock = =
t'OR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN. -
-, NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF ROD sWnS
~ h N yaN soe FORT ADAds. BAYOU SARA
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLF-Ths NJ = n.ynse-rt -.
Passenger packet SOUTHERN BEE cspt.n n
sn viii esve above rexhs or pnare .nrx r. h..,s
SMITH 4 F1NfsTER Ia Canal steel,
eireshipping. -sAr "''A sAe pt''nek'
fhursiay morning. 70 receive resht. - " ~ '' ssa ~
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M The bark sHERwoop. Capta;n
.rs- Messrs Editors: Please announce that

WILLIAM HALL, Esq, will Candidate hsore N,
nemostsiis Nominating Convention the JUDGEsP Of the FIRST
DISTRICT COURT by rssiguAuos OF The Hon. IohD O.
ISrus, be will 10 supported by FRIENDS mig
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CRstcENr OFFIcg.
Monday Morning, December Is 1855 I
COTTON-The demand continued limited on Saturday
and prices were in favor of buyers without any
quotable decline Sales $500 bales
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
oFFIcE o. THE DAILY CRgscrrr,
Monday Morning December 10, 1858.
CLEARED SATURDAY

OrrioE o. THE DAILY CHsscrrr, \
Monday Morning, December 10. 1853
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Ship de Embri Percy Hsyrs, Up wilma, A.,
shipp D.nmsrt $780, no ss, J II Bss
n, KIN rn., Sssuy' lAvssrpoe GfbeY Lowell
Bari Linden Chs. NswVnt ''P'''' Roger u Acc
Brie Kite T3om,s ss, Nv ws,. .ors, c Hilsrd
SEM visiiior np p.yr b ms.sia' We Brown
sbr ihssh R v.dssads Mobile Nswion Famsy
'''f"' ' - Newton Farrelly
sp ship s.rysndita, soa days from Yer. cru. IN , "a
III 3 :aIg r.. s I'M ssr,yeo;y Point
ssh wd Pigeon sssou days Rom Pors Ia1sss 10
s'hr Js..a iss.% A'so day. from c.mp..sA, z.sa
n'' ss NsS.1 Agsd. from s c.mpsA.h to rern.a
Duke lnswl IIsmton Cincinnati.
cSs,.l, ~, sd Ne Defining from St. Louis.
Peter Tellou. Boz, I'm Louisville.
Alabama, Roberts. from Alabsm. River.
EqaiaoI, Rowlsy, nom Pittsburgh.
New0rleans Written, from Cincinnati
Echo, Jssnfrau from BaEs.
SpJr. Dalierss, from DoualdsonviiIs.
gypsy ure. from Buyou Sara.
Isabel Atchison from 81 LOUIS
ftfnry Chotean, Rudd, from LOUIS.
Golden State Calhoun, from 81 Louis.
y lABsgs, from St Louis.
M wright Clarke from vick.burx.
John Tweed, Milard, from Cincinnati
Hcosss State, Malet, Bayou Sara
4 ID White, Eor, from Atchaaaya.
q Z. CLARK (newl Beers, from Ilarris- nburs. H
Doetor saisy Wilson, from Donadsonvls.
Sew Laions gross, from Bayou Sara.
E,np,sss, vsn Dussn from Louisville.
$780,. lava Wbs McClsin, from Louisvs
Desoto, Whann from the down and Ia sss
" instant barks alice Tston nd Anspor and hri~
Frnss Up ssPs servandita, Glsnmanna
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wliieavs TUESDAY DECEMBER 40 !, o,.lo~, !. =
kfOR VICKSBURG, WARRENrOy.
r. NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF ROD LsHAE "A
NEY, NATCHEZ, and all .dists iandnr. -
ssu'ss vea.esrs Packet MAGNOIIA.Ths ana ma<nif
cent swt running 81 Clsir T.
master VII leave freight or unsre .nnl~ ~
board or 70 SMITH 4 MINISTER ID Canal r. rdfs
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YAZOO RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, December a. a. s o,elo,k 81
A>OR MOUTH OF COLDWATER. -
Il GREENWOOD, MARION, TcHuLA YAzoo eRnE4
CITY, sATARTA and vfcKSBUR vYry ight
and fas running UNION Capt ri Noos
cave = above For freight saYesr
DIS WILSON Ax.,.
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Gh- Messrs. Editors: Please announce Col
A. p F1RiD for JUDGE Of The FIRST DISTRICT COURT snd
6h'r' ha MANY FRIENDS. ais tdso
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OUACHITA RTTER.

WI is.y. wEDHzspAY, Dscsmber 81 At ec,,er -
HUN OUACHlTA and all landings -
"a a.. On .As OuAcHIA kivKR-rhs Hsht srauzht
~ - y nrr passenger steamer SARAH. WI a
..sser s now receiving hszht nd vii i..- . .
s'' Hsigns OF paangs, spFly hcxsd, or I've
SHAW ! zuNTs = vuItou ssr.st
70 Camden. - "H Hsn inroo9h bills
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I1luFAioh Through Tickets apply al the o
ontheass corner oil broadway and Streets Cincinnati
loo. W. A. LATHAM, Ticket Agat.
1yW SIN p. W. STRADER. GeneruI Agant
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I
FQRTES-The subscriber ofers for sale y
seleei stock Of siI and seven Octave SQUARE AND M III
souRoik PiANo aoRTES from the celebrated y v
All Of which
arer a. the Jswery and Fa.ey store Of GUINNESS HILL
Camp street. ELIJAH DUNBAR
~ rlano rof'ss Iunsd. ms ly
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E0- The bark ELLEN A. PARSONS, from Bos
ton Is dsshsrging ct Post 49, First Con,xp.. IN
will be stored at their expense Ard risk. ~
A.F, COCHRAN A n G,. ,i.. .....
Go- Ship 8. V. GIVEN, Capt Adams, from
Richmond disehsrging her cargo Post Thrd p,,rt
Consgness attend the goods ON th
otherwise they will be stored At their
dis j. =. WHITNEY 4 Co. 81 Camp street
Me- Ship ONWARD, Captain Jones, from
Liverpool ready discharge 81 F D.t,
on.sness particularly requested receipt Of the
freight the Leyes All sosds
sent 70 the Public Stores tbs rk and
J, r, WHITNEY A m a. Co. ~"
DB- British ship ALABAMA, Captain Masters
rum Antwerp will commence dis.hAgg
merit Tonngnees arc requested receipt
Their freight The Leyee All goods
Public sterss the rk aud sIpenss thereof
p, WHITNEY 4 m a. C,r,,.,..a.
Ext The ship TRIMoUHTAN, Capt Rea from
Boston dhafgng her opposite H. First D.t,
ola GEO HYNsns n c.,n..
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLAR,

REWARD.The be paid to apy peypon Who
w aPprehsnd and lodge 10 III certain BY
me sara ei convicted, in the District Court Of
the fah Of horohonse State Of
sentenced to the Pnensy for yeas and while he vas s
gh down he made his hdas on th
night the eta December 1885, GULF Mi,s
ppL Inc said GhA shout about
ve ieet I or seven inches ght weighs
hy pounds when he his
brown eyes and small black
q Any arreng RAY will please lei ms knox a.
~ tendhg letter to TO Basrop p
diT iti&4ws Sheriff Of Mo,ebons. p. ~ T.
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HORATIO d. HEWITT, PIANO -

M RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, .assA.
WI gives LESSONS ON THE PLANO AND GUITAR 81 -
her residence Nc IS Constance street. at So
Hsvia street EH TeIms-ss per msnth twelve les
We "'eAttis'-
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I'll NRY PARSONS, 10
atreet, offers for sale PIANO FoRTEs from
NUNS CLARK, CHICRERISG and PLEYEL. III R hi III
These celebrated builders byu
al at all acquainted with the business stand
strunt speak for themselves and dpel all doubt.
respectfully invited call Tuning repair
ing done carefully and with dspach. ieas II
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EXPORTS
sacks whes, saves ~ ~S''"' '''s oos nouf, i'oo
. eks ~~''"' 80 w hemP, isuo hides,
1000 slaves. '"' SOW W" nouf' eso sseks
LinEkPO0l-Shlp saxon--9sl2 bales cotton
vEfOOLship Evaagelins bale, oo,on lal1 .tavs.
Jew rokk-bark Lindsn-ii43 ia cotton - " -'
MIANZAs-Brig kite-Manifsst net to be sssn
"nazs u Casks bacon, do wine, corn " " ~
hobILESehr Josephins-l00
oA.s 70 DO bran, ~ bales hay pigs sundrss VIII " NV
corn, 79s SKIS ''' w Nv p''s''se, esS SACKS