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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
The All. E. Conference.

The following was handed TO us for
publication, with request that the pa
pers in Iowa friendly to the cause OF
Temperance, please copy. -.
The Conference, at its late ses lion in
oskaloosa. having appointed commit1
Ice on the temperance cause, the COM
mittee made The following report, whicl
was adopted:
Your committee consider the follow.
ing self-evident truths:
II. All free governments are instituted
ior the happiness Of the people.
IN q. This can only be secured by the
cultivation and perpetuity of industry,
Intelligence and sound m orality.
4 B.. All practices tending TO the de-
fslruction Of these are crimes against
society, and ought 20 be abolished by
Nav.
4. The manufacture and sale of in
! toxicating liquors as beverage. is the
chief source of Incidence, ignorance and
| cice, in this, and most other civilized
countries.
Z 5. That all legislation on the subject,
with the intention to regulate the tra!-
6c is erroneous. That it is an evil
that with one majestic stroke of the law
! should be destroyed.
Therefore, your committee offer for
your adoption, the following resolu-
tons: g
Resoiccd. That we importune our ne 1t
general assembly for protection, by the
enactment OF law of prohibition and
fhat we will not be content with any
Thing less than a law declaring all in
Eoxicating liquors a nuisance, and pro !.
riding for their seizure and destruction.
wherever found for sale as drink.
Resoiced, That we oppose by Qua
VOTES and influence, without respect 10
party or circumstances, any and every
candidate for either branch Of our next
general assembly, who will not pledge
himself 10 favor with his vo.e and in.
Dhuence, tho enactment Of such law.
Resofred, That we call upon all our
temperance brethren OF every depart.
ment in the State OF Iowa with us to
rally 10 this point-extending to them
IN every laudable manner, our uncom-
promising corporation. until the glori-
Gus work is done.
Resolced, That il is inconsistent u ilh
the christian character, in any way 10
patronize those esta blishments, where
Intoxicating drinks are -old, TO be us
ed as beverage, unless in cases OF ex-
treme necessity.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

CO "The Cedar county Newsletter," at
Rochester, has been discontinued. The
press and material is to be removed to Tip
ton, where new paper will be started.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

Gsy "Rose Abell'' will receive attention
next week. The Fair, &C., have SO much
-engrossed our attention this week that we
could not collect our ideas ON the subject
OF 'Woman Rights"
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

gY On the Both ult., in St. Louis, a
steamboat captain was fined $500 for load
ing his boat on Sunday.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

LIST OF PREMIUMS. list Of premiums
awarded at the Agricultural Fair, will be
published next wces. 1t could not be oh.
tanned last evening in time for this issue.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

CO There were only six cases Of yellow
fever at New Orleans, on the 4th.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

CO. Lovely weather, these times = Indian
summer and tine moonlight nights.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
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MAR RI ED,

MARRIED,
4 On the 18th inst. by Rev. A. b. r obbins,
Mr.. Wa. G. FEssLER to Miss REBEccA GRAN
DoL-both of the city of Muscatine.
The happy couple, amidst the pleasure
and joyousness o. the occasion, did not for
get us. May they live long ana happily in
the bonds Of Hymcn
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
NO. 90.
Win!iaw Pa.,,

Nj wide, plain, green curtain paper has conc nj
ih last, together with rev supply Of oiled window
fire board prints,Sc. II. NJ. DJrPVET.T
M1scatine, October IA, IS'J3.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
lE0g Lost /!

| L SHEPHERD SLUT, which took the =
- premina at the fair Yesterday, strayed
away from her owner. Had on leather X
c.llsr WITT brasS buckie. reward VIII he .A,
gwen Information ni the same Is left mmedately at
thiS offce, or addressed to PHILIP WARNER,
| Oct IA, 1853. near Crpndyjew. Inwa
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

iiHnE You WI find any thing you may call for; any
lqnantity of dry goods dress goods, woolen gopds
cotton yarn carpet do. ut CtySys'.
Oct II, 49, Ees>Ff ~ }E
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
THE MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL.
Flour $3.50; Wheat $l0Oa$l, Is (; Corn
4Sa5Oc. Oats 25a36 Barley and Rye soc.
Potatoes 39a40c. Onions &c.
CHICAGO, Oct. IL.
Flour IS, 25 (; Wheat Sl00al, 10; Corn 57a
SOC. Oats 27a29: Barley So. Rye 63a65c.
Potatoes 21c Reans x
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

BOOTS aud shoes without number. Ladies tid I
- Bo9tees cloth CATERS morocco do, cnameled do.
very cheap for cash, at = Tn,,,,xs' w.
Oct. Ia, $50. ,e .@I @s 81 go 80
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

Fine lot of Silk Bonncts which, they Offer fo, ,lasa
call at 0,Tsip,S S9e
Oct. IL, 80. ~
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

Ypp viii find Log and Trace Chains Looking Glasses
hardware az q Cutlery any quantity of door Trim
Oct. Ia, 53. ss r#ca ta - @'es
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

EaEi have splendid assortment of Bay State slawls
Oct. II, 90, 0Trrs,rc,4 e
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14

STRtYED away from t,;e ,hscriher living I'm Da.
venppit Scott county Dark Bay Mare black
legs, name and tail small white star in tie fore
head. Had with her Spring horse colt--no white
NECK when she left. Any person taking them up and
dropping me a inc to Davenport. shall lie amply
rewarded. JOHN RlT'TIFp'
Oct. IA, 1S53-Iw.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-14
1853 Fresh arrival Of goods! 1851
ceui,ass &. EcY0sE,er

AVE reee vi. 1t B,on's Of stand, on Second
Ill s,rr''n nm entire nrw sioik e FALL and
Il" W 'i'S, which iheg ooiIer verv low
{" ca>h or produce. ID the Ladies in The c,y am,
cnuniry caiph lial a dress ,tttero Ia sui, ,h,m
al t!ninr q Bro.'s, ue wopl MOI k.,.w Where 10
s' ."' ~ 'hc'n ~ Fs5. October Ii 1883.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11
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F0H SALE On RENT
q GOOD and comfortable dwelling hccfo
With Eve roons, a hall through tie centre.
For further particulars apply a this otIice,
February II, 1853. lS-3t
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11
COMMUNICATED.
onEauMrv.


DIED Of yellow fever on the 95h Of Qc-
tobe 1853. At the residence OF the AT Dr..
William Mile, tear Woo CRY, Capt p.
G WALLIS IN The 4o,h year OF his age. Il
is difii al for our community to realize The
death .. SO exee lien man, and worthy ell
Isen Por mNfy years, he resided ia va
goo City. Tbs absence oil his noble and
enierprising haraeser leaves i bIank in our
midst. There YVES something peculiar 0
his mind, which qaalitiei him II en eusne NJ
degree Tor commercial transactions. and ht
loss which pubic rade must sustain by his
death wlllbe difficult 10 supply. His capa-
city filled the piece 81 macy He com
bjnel every yir.ae which IS necessary to
constitute the talented, and III generous
lnau. IN lis Judgment, he WIS clear and
ifm--4nd nj Ii his admirable diserimina-
ion lis conclusions were 70 the point -
Whatever sentiment he enbf9eed, and we
know ofnoue bul Of the useful and vif uous.
was turned to some practical good. No sell
fish principle INJURED bis free anI open
heart. He was liberal and charitable In
the union OF FIJI estiinable qaaliles he died
4 christian believer a short time prior to
bis illness, his heaft wes f1ed with devotion.
upon ae truth rs it's ID Jesus Himself
and vile were weeping over the loss Of heir
CHEST daughter, 4 lovely and guilelrss girl,
who had recently died of the saue disease
which terminated The life Of her father. and
from that honr heresolged through The mer-
eY Of q be I'D Redeemer. though separated
BON his child on earth he would Whenever
i might please The Almightyto remove him.
hence. meet bis child ii Heaven. lis faith
sustained him 10 q dying moment, and 10
humble submission he committed bis spirit.
% God. His mind was tranquil 70 che last
He died not like some christians die. III the.
transports Of JOY but IN III the neekness ofl
faith, with the name IF Jesus mp
on Ills lips. until closed Ill solemn silence.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11

8 9Th Michael Runnells rid >. fever,
{ : Charlotte Hancock sltye do
8tll-H Henry Smith i, Ger y.snli'n bis
Number of deaths Ii tic Corporation, $50
outnf Corporation, 90
Whole number Of iealhs ID Yazoo City
ana vicinity, t58
From yellow fever 80
Intetnperance,
Consumption,
Killed,
Cancer il breast.
inflammation brain.
Paralysis,
Inflammation Of bowels,
Total, 1853
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11

r. We were very much pleased he
ether day IN receiving letter from our
Longtime friend Of musical memory and ~
pate Mr Philip r Werlin, late Of Clinton,
Mics, now d New Orleans We had heard
With pain be was dead, and are truly glad
to know he is living. and can be found q
Nos. and amp street, New Orleans,
Parsons old stand. where be has the finest
assortment Of piano. guitar sheet music.
ETC, etc, ever offered for sale in the South,
and On the most reasonable terms. 0nr
Mississippi friends who 60 down must be
sure to caii on him. They can step in to
see hin while they are waiting for an omni-
bus, as be il but few steps from Canal St.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11
~ we raeE
ogetheF witil 9 zen @ stock &

tVlsttlIt7f III q III 81 s7tII5tl N
HOSIERY AND FANCY G0onS.
Ha4espee tullg offers the sameto the public
II prices shA H.l compare lavoraby with any
establishment in tie city Dealing as he does
exclusively in this iine, lie believes that it will
be to the interest Of Ill persons q need Of such
goods, t. give him cal before purchasing
elsewhere.
H. will be constantly receiving per steamers
from New York, aeeessions VI his stock Of
FASHIONABLE WIaTAK cL8TAiag, % which he
particularly invites tie attention of purchasers
II. W. BATTAILE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11

Poison ing thousands Of parents WHO
use Versaifuge composed oF Castor Oil, Calo-
mel. re-, are not aware that, while they appear
to benefit the patients they are actually laying
the foundations for series Of diseases, sucli as
salvation. loss Of sight weakness Of limbs, 6c
IT another column viii be found the adrer-
tisement Of HobeHsaek's Medicines, 70 which
we ask the attention 81 al directly interested
ia their own as web as their children's health.
Liver Pits.
Bs n1k desired Bot ak for Hohen-
suck Worm Syrup aud LIVER Pills, ana d.
serve thnt each has the siga atare 81 the Pro.
pn6tor 1 u IsDgssAck y none elss are zen.
pine
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11

g We All invite The attention Of our
numerous readers 70 The advertisement 81
Mr.. 7 W Battaile, IN another column. His
stock is large. fne, and most admirably SCI
lected, and his establishment IS just The
place Tor gentlemen 70 set q genseel SUN q
clothes Giye him call.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11


assortment o. piano gutter sheet music.
ETC., etc, ever offered for sale in the South,
and On the most reasonable terms. OnI
Mississippi friends who 60 down must b
sure to caii on him. They can step in ID
see him while they are waiting for an omni-
bus, as be il but few steps from Canal st.
II know North, NO south, no East,
no West"
II we mistake not. the above sentiment
was credited to Gen. Pierce, and nailed 10
the masthead Of many Losofoeo journals
during the last Presidential campaign. We
will not be positive in this respect Bui
whether this expression was FIRST used By
Mr. Pierce OF not makes but little difference.
since Col Jea Davis. IN his speech ii vii
minglon He past summer. applied this Ian
gaage 70 the Brigsdier. Speaking 81 The
President merits and ennmerating his IN
herd d glogies, MI Davis winds Up 4 sir.
ing euleg y yin
II, too, is a 90 US pasriot, descended
from a glorious sire OF Revolutionary fame.
He knows no North. no SCUM. no East no
West; and will abide By all tie obligaaous
and enforce all the rights and privileges Of
the constitution.
The President said truly, when he said
he knew no North. no South. no Easi. no
West: for since his election, the Brigadier
in his search for aisunion faetionists. has
gone to every quarter Of the country to tisb
up all sorts Of agitators upon whom TO con
fer honors and powers. Within tie four
cardinal points Of the compass are embrac
ed a great many friends Of the Constitution
and the Union; patriots Of sterling wor b
whose earnest labors were put forth IN de.
fence Of law against faction. whose Efforts
stroye to protect government against fanad-
cism; whose voices. hands and hearts unit
ed in behalf Of the Union against the yari-
ed and combined elements Of disun on; but,
in accordance with the above declaration.
the Bfigadier don't seem 70 know any Of
lheml In bis keen search for faetious dis
unionists lie regards with preference no par
tieular section; ne Abolilionisr Of the
North and essionisl Of he South
alike receive Executive confidence and fav-
Or.
He knew no South when he elevated lie
ireesoiler Marcy to tile Department Of star;
he kaea no North. when passing 9y Gen
Foose The Union champion Of Tie SCUM, lie
embraced his factious rival. Col. DAVIS. and
assigned him the Department Of Var. He
knew no NoHlh East nor West when
lie. the glorious aaant 81 glorious
regolp skel R3bar Mer
rs 81 81 olee 90
tie
siggea As
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11

III q y AN1ALL 10 hJl-L ii.
WITH leave OF Divine Providence. will
w open her School for Young Ladies and
small glrls the lst Monday in Nov. inst. She
solicits share Of public patronage, as her lot
for many years has been cast in the midst Of
Yazoo City, and hitherto she has had no rea-
son 70 complain of The lberality OF the people.
Her sympathies through two distressing cpl
denies, have been deeply mingled with the
citizens, and here is her home. Six or eight
pupils can be accommodated with board under
her especial care.
Yazoo city, Nov. 4, 1853. III,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-11

Co s, al IN res and Vesings.
AVING pro u I'd the service Of an cx-
peri need and fashionable CurreR from
New York, and skillul workman. am now
prepared to make up TO ORDER with de patch,
and in point Of style, unsurpassed in the coun-
try, a
Il large and beautiful assortment Of The above
Goods
Receiving monthly, a plate Of fashions, we
shall be enabled to keep up with the latest
styles. My motto is quick sales and snlall
profits. Give me call
Nov III '5s. 18-tf Il. ~. BATTAILE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04


N s,esusss and of serxv and awak-njpx AZ thsv dc
drssy ard ieIishtfal Sentiment in the soul their sue
ess must be even greater IN the intimacy Of the psrer
man IN zoe glare o. tne fooe-ilsn.s
fIorentlno, the talented Feuitiefon'sfe Of the
consfHut'onnei, says;
Opinion called in Paris fashion sslects every year an
rtisL whom me overvhems vith syors tbs year me
een youpe 0ostsehsik Tt 10 obts'a suceess 10 nat
versa incontesbis and spontaneous the artist must
possess as much talent IS good Fortune
ss : very yoans, mcass.. rsservea, ane @s
anIy in his gsnin, bnt hi tis meancho,y gracsss,ne
us competitions possess great originality The Baa,
Messorse and ths cAasss ~ jeanne Henri are e1 Gssyr
rrso ION ~ se poan, sn,sv
shieh are really Astonishing AZ the very moment that
" soothes you with simost mperceptibe melody,
seagss rom his fingers hurricane % notes o. -
csntrsss ~ sksnliy msnS-g nor ~ sush oppositians
and effect that has succeeded in eieetrifying
;es pahlie aott.chaks talent y Of higher order u
h,Sblv gsnae ana rue u y tns rssu o.
esmniaads our admfratIen and snoIsn'e" !"
We return n o,r ira vo,ar and s,IIov hin, =.
Rordeaux where he n,et ,gitb = ,oost br;II;srf
reception, and where as ,ralI a, sbor.lv after
in Bayonne, he saye ,,,,,csrts to tha 80 n
8orieaux, arnenc MAJ o,hsve Louar. pso., -
him, the Cardinal Archi,4l,ou b;., q srsnd
innee, 10 Which he had inviied the Bis6oo Of
4mens and many other fliepitar;es - aft.r
sitting many other towns on his ro,,ts =. end
ain entering Spain. at Biiboa, where hsawas
Enthusiastically received We next fnsl him AZ
llslrid, where the Queen admitted him frs.
uently to the palace, and where he pl1yrd q
ffer Majesty several Of his best comr,os:fins 10
the ereit delight OF Her Majesty After his
5rst reception, when returning aud thanking
Ter Majesty, Queen Isabella. REALIZED. .How'
sir, thank us 1t is we who have to thank vea
s,r the pleasant evening Won have made ns PASS .
the Dowager Queen and tie Duke De Rianzares
were notless aIaiable to our eountryn,an Oneen
| ls,bella was indeed so we'll pleased viii, t,.aa
that she created him q Knisht os liza Rsgal O.
.ss If Isss~ll<, ami prssents1 isina wish its
sisni4 cross with dianoi.sls HsereeesyesI. r.
sisi~, IN invitation TO tleballsof the coars, and
al one of them the King got mp aud walked IN
| ia him to welcome him, and the Queen beekoned
to hin to introduce him to one of her. most
lc'iarming young maids of honor, inviting him
% dance with her. Not less was he honored or
noticed by the other members of the royal family
| He was admitted into the intimacy and to he
table of the sisters Of the King and the Duke
and Duchess de Montpensier. One ofthe sisters
of His Majesty sent him her portrait surrounded
by brillants, accompanied by an autograph let
ter. His success as an artist is fact unprece-
dented After one of his concerts he found him
self followed by upwards Of 800 persons, among
whom were many of the most aristocratic ladies
| of Madrid who came to be presented TO him. He
found the whole street illuminated, and his and
l the adjoining streets crowded to excem. Two
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
CI[lfRERL.q.N.n RIKER

/ wiI leave WEDNESDAY. AIrl . ai S e'elq'Er.s
HTOR NASHVILLE. GAINESVILLE IT, =
" iuf-rqolists ialiiafg e, nbs r!snI Il
The iaa, frppght, running rsll
Nsshv pa ksf tf.enEHIN, Cst Parors wiz ivs-
al WIN RI Il BUgHhNAN,a n FTl'qa 7'fse.
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ARKANSAS RTJyER.

wilsaye WEDNESDAY, April =. Al O'clock p. ".
aFOR LITTLE EOCK, VAN BUREN, g.y h.
A. etoRr saIoH A.. 7nsa'. Hd ~ i7'smeiae -sRs :.
Ihe he, f1nrtEs Izh IAuslt staiue
AsD-Es GREtst NfOiF, Captain Alter, ThomAs ~H cave
taeyc FER fryht
cpfetfd, f&tftf! G. riSisE efesi
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Worlds Safe Company.

VIE attention OF the public IS called to the
II utility and superiority owe. all others Our
aIs nGds o. az entire ne principle We first form or ras
hon elstron chilling tho liquid metal impns
aee TO the ehse or dr apd capable Of resisting howsof be
aedge 10 the scientific II only necessary say, Mature
Mechanic shs leaves bolts straps screws the
% 70 removes with perhaps than required
@ % & can the burning element make an impress
We hesitate in saying these Safes secured
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
the only really
5lss We further ihereis security any popular
ss BANK snlshow muse; They all the work OF mshann
often brSkeninto as experience las demonstrated.
ha Company SAFES
BANK VAULTS, Of yGrioussEes
adivi1uAls-a
Proof, when secured with Lilies Locks
sample ohe above Shos with Day Nswe
bsaS oes can be nj tho eice W W. No,
Lic- o. e. ftTTEEs AGENT, n Came srest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
IlENNE RIYER.

WI leave WEDNESDAY, April 9, al o's'ockP.N.
ENOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, ~ r.
IL, EAsTPoRT and all .di.is landngsReg- II
ular Tennessee River Packet CHEROkEE-Theu u1siz6szh
sh daugt CfERokEE Cht d. snned
ley will above For freight apply board
mh30 WHITE Il BUCHANAN, 81 + Fuiton street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

lS ALE eeebfated hroug India valuable
e being entirely from adnltraon composed only Hops
Malt and Water, bewed by Messrs SAMUEL AISOPP son,
for the h time South, for sale
by llansl lyl H. H. Chiffon, Importer Gravier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
HAMBURGH.

FOR MBURG--The A | fast sailing
American ship ROME Captain Gross, having the OF her
engaged viii Dispatch 800 bales
Cotton, apply to J.P. WHITNEY 4 CO., ol Camp street.
For passage apply TO the Captain o board. mh5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

WIN leave THURSDAY April I, at o'clock p Nj.
E0R PRINCETON, LAKE PROvI- -
DENCE, MLIIKEN'S BEND, yICKSBURG, 6t4ttslsts
GRAND GuLF, RODNEY, NATcHEz FORT AD, zzslass..1s
ANS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE DONALDSON Nli,lt and
landngs.-Ths passenger steamer FRANK
LYON, Capt place Saxon leave as above and
Thursday thereafter throughout the
age, apply STRoTHER BROS IS Poydas ST. npl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

hand Dry in Barrels and Half Barrels Oh in
kegsThe aen Non the public particularly called the adan
ges of this PAINT for all outdoor parpos all other sub
nees. One wenteth Lime (we with this Mineral
md permanent aud durable covering of Brick and Wood
u See Pamphlet. g. c. b0GERr CO., Camp street,
ani Agsnt for the States Of Louisian Alabams
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

The net incomeof the railways of Massachu-
ssts in 1852 was slll, ,iS7 less than in l55i,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04
ALABAMA RlVER.

viii leave TUESDAY, April 5. at . O'Clock Pm.
EsOR ALABAMA RIVER.-Regu- 49,
u lar through Lne.-For MONTGOMERY, WE 6&ia&.iss7
iuMPkA hlNER and all intermediate landinga, via
NE NEW BASlNThe superior rannag
PEAhi Capt A. r Boardan receiving freight will
leave above For freight passage having
tons, apply board.
oGLEsBY MACAULAY, s5 Tehoupitoulas street.
The PEANLts now receiving freight lower Of the
Canal, opposite ST. faul street ap5
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TRIESTE,

z,
EOR TRIESTE.--The very fast sailing ,sN
4 bark CLEANER, z. Fener, msseI having nearly MI &kK
her cargo engag will patch For freight
u the bnk Q 800 bales Cotton aptiy
nhSl q. u. BOGERr q co. 70 Camp street.
EOR TRIESTE.-The fine A / fast sailing
American ship MARIA Whitmore Is loading
have dispatch For bales
ply U JP WHITNEY TO- III lamp street
FoTp manage. 10 he Capt. N
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DoRTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDEF
AIJSOppS JNnIA p,IE

il bettes barrels eaks SALE wholesale or retail by
lan79 II L. ii. HEDGES d CO., II Grayiar street.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

THE SOUTHERN MAIL-SEw CALIFORNIA ROUTE
SOUTHERN STEAMERS--RAn-RoAD MATTERS -
BALTIMORE APPoNTMESTs-rHE SCHOOL CUES
TION--sPRING TRADE.
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YAZOO RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY, April 2, at O'clock P.
NOR BELMONT, PANoLA, MOUTH W-z -
L' or COLD WATER TII4AToBA GREEN aakfaahf-sss9T
WOOD, MARION, TCHULA, YAIOo CITY, SATAR
TIA, YiCksBuRG and all intermediate pos.The pagg
steamer GRANADA, NJ Gwartney, MASTER will leave
For freight or passage, apply on board o. 70
I. WILSON, II CArondelet street.