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faNHE NEW lOhh, bitllM EN- AND
SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL s.ss1as1sssslssss
ships comprising this Line the
sapt r. NJ Fitch; HERMANN Capt f. Higgins Th,se
tor at Southampton, both going and returning.
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.ATTIRHPTS.

WI isays WEDNESDAY Y, Nev,utsr "a o'discs
LNOR ATTARAPAS- Bates, Ben sZ
son Co sOpsons.s Railroaa packet PEA RI, L. x
.,.y ns@sT wi letss abnvs for TfGEHvLfE r1r>=-ee
WICK BAY. PAFrERs0SvrJE FraNEIfv NTv faf,p "a
70 81 landings
| N-f'AAN StsfA On 'e'' Va D''A
SB-Tss p-issuos vain, - -, - Al. a., , h.r thI.f
= ~ ~ 1. ~ af es. soaP. esndis sns
| ~ P-1-- ~. 9nona,d nis
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Orrtos or TBr DaLY CRgscrvT,
Wednesday Morning, November 10, 1868 !


Orrtos or rnr DanY CRrscrvr,
"wednesday Morning. November 10, 1868 y
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship canatie, psvsreui for Hare, JP Whitney 4eo.
Ell r.. %gs g, ss:r' %sS s sS
spanish BRIG Cure Iisqm,, Bsrtslona Tiaiora Fso
sohr Writer, Perry, for Pensacola master
stsamslp Texas Place nom vsa Cruz Iih Instant, Ham.
ship Pacific, Nelson, "a day. vsru Cur. 70 Cohen
Slip GoG Baker. asfo, sep, ~ rnasisr.sd district
shp Meteor Bearse "a from po'dssr 70 mar1d ohist
Ship Forss, si.,e P.rser Is dayt Boston, 70 HBa.
Bremen shp Herman -, from Bremen-ith strict.
sh Albert Wilson, u days from Philadelphia, to
Meeker &co-i.t district
Henry Warren Raden 80 days om Newport Wales,
French bark Marie Elizabeth Deoure from Gaadaoups ballast,
MASTER district.
Rowland Chase, IS days frbm Boston, district
LoDg, 30 digs from Philadelphia to master
Brig Cuttings, LcSups Iiavapa to un,tsrd d.
Brig nhase Cooper rom Savannah n.t4rI district.
seh Parsley VSngder is dayS from New York,
Steamboats,
Magnolia, ThomassDn Virkstntg.
john p Tweed, MI ard from Cincinnati.
Louis Nhitsnan, Balf rom Ciucinnati
X u Wihslow, Gill from Cincinnati.
opheis bmItIy, from Grand Pralfe
Alice, Wilson, from the Coast.
Laurel HI, Cotton irem louisville.
nv sa1on Roberts, rom Providence.
TowboatJ Whitney, tatia from the Pasastewei down ard
to sen 10Th instant ships Quebec AndnVer and Island City hr
bsh1' b9 Brought up 1h't"vors and tSrsst State Also
Tswboe Ce Porter from PAsses-to~ed
s + Rogers. Brought ahifa Globe and Pacific.
To-boa Defiance anbury from the Passtowed down and to
ihip. John Albert TIetmau, bark Henry
ToTbo rhsrr Crowel from the Passes~sd down and to
Pyramid and Meteor barki Howand and Jacob Preniisa
Below-Com Up.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

Tuesday Evening, November Is 1855.
Arrived to-day 234 head of Attakspss and Texas Beef
le 2l9 Hogs 300 sheep anl IA Calves and Year.ngs
bout rs Western Beeves aud heavy stock of Attaka
nnI Texas cattle with $50 Hogs and heavy supply
sheep Prices the inferior descriptions Sheep
Cattle very low
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II
DEPARTMENT.The E=vsnih Annual Session Of Til branch Of
the University has commenced aRd tina Del
reception Pupils Of stlfy has been quy
desiring follow fun Collegiate Course
those DESIGNED and Mcdaniel pursuits The Of
Professors has been increased the The Scientific Cour
under he special the Professor Mathematics moed after
That The u $ Military Academy, West Poi.t aEi & ~ e
i MANUFACTURE Plr Hthe D. parn-ut OF Mo lanzuages'
NJ, Rock Fri, French; NJ Rollmeyer Professor s-,
and Snor lie Touos Professor Spanish and italian, continue
y formerly.
Professor Mehao fourteen Principal Classical Aal
Commercial Institute kingston jamaica hiss been specially engaged
fer the Classical Department
tT Application admission to be made 10 Prics7oT Scans aithe
Uniyet sity, Common street. RldSm
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HHAMPAGNE-14 baskets Anchor, La
Western landing ship Unicorn
NJ f. NJ DALEY So Tchoupitouas street.
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MEMPHIS,

VIII leave WEDNESDAY. Soveuber IL, AZ O5IoekP. "
NOR MEMPHIS, HELEN A, NAPO- ~ T.
n LToS, LAKE PROVIDENCE SATcAEZ Lf{tsrst.S&
all srAing -eg1'Hr af-f&
WEDNESDAY Afen hi. p.skst HI ILETIN No. 2Tse sns
pass-nzsr BULLETIN b Cn-reh vii
l. 10 Mondsv rrag, and Leave above
nIl -'F' John e HYIs "A Poydras street,
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ICE--ICE-ICE.

ICE! ICEi-J. STAFFORD q Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in ICE Eyssn Fiel opposite the
Depo lower le No. l59 Old Lesse
No. New Legee street. No. 81 New ev-e
street. street s5 Tchoupoulss street, No. sS eves
Ninth and Harmony Streets Fourth Dis
riot lan' ty0s
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WATERLyG PLACES.

n AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER e.
(RFDIF-Fa Arrsng meat. FOR -aass<-zeAz1r1-
EAS SPRINGS BILOXI anf ntrmdia'e lard Hsw
splendid prsssars F Ch-ri Waller ras ta
sTprsay thin trade with s1peries ar7nodaona VII leave ts
Caoon and Jefferson Railroad rival st The Lake ofths Cars
'oliews.
MONDAYS "a. W. FRIDAYS .....ty = Carr
WEDSEsDAYs.by 2. ~. Cars sATCEDAYs..ty p. ~ Car
he Ponbar.rsa RaIri arrival a. TIE lake ofihear'
As foli0Wg
tes.' T'S o.'sas h.ss' ORA" r,ss
WEDNESDAYS ~ p NJ ears THURS A. "
FRIDAYS. "a. 81 ears, SATURDAY ......at 4,
sATCeDt II. ears. SUNDAY a. P. NJ
~ Freight The Railroad all the ws~t o'clock
SttHrfsys.
~ Ths Way Letter will leave ths ce G he AEsn; Nou
urdays o'clock
tT Fare Bag g. Pa. Christian "a Children and
yan - 49, Deck 81 Fare City, BoTl snd Ocean
sprass, % 50; Children ard Servants sf so, D-sE 81
's r. sEDDRs, Azeu' 10 BANK Plpe
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NEW ORLEANS and Car - "a g5ss.5.sss.,
Z toon salroad-car.olltol Lie Ia. 9s11 q 2
Departure Of 1r4r,; Fra. N.vo-!slst:
s., .l' "a a.. - ,ela bog ts
sissly Ut, VI quarter nsutT in ~in-r.
Cara and s.,s, ssrs i0r...
Steam TAns1. every hour asrsAriEarsi kiuslu
s.vey 10 summer ird uLs. hstp asss = sta wis.sr
~ shs.htr5 hrSAyn ssTasrJ
snd sni IN :hsssco.d Ai0at4y 70 NSIsnh;r
~ These Cssr1u the pSpos Nc 10 Rsrcu
Departure u Care.
:. DsP6t. i Rsropns ssrsvs.,....-f SAD 81
IL be. is spds
After which the viii leave sermz sH Minute,
Then At ~, g. 10 and II P. H., from ssApepO,
And -, ~ AID Lex P. ~, ireFn lafayette.
rABs-I1csnts Children md ~ Il Tsss fa prlee.
ped ~fsr rsarirad after The shnver7st oed houra nhsv
JEFFERSON AND LAKE e. rszy -z4zsz5=ziszz---
j PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILWAY. ~ IS sssas.z.
TO LAKE PogTCHARTRAIY-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
ysEoant car-5soa) Lsts PeAteidI
Nj, %, a,aS,s,1P NJ
SUNDAYS
From Per ito .etaud TvoCe pepos-s,1s 10, Il, IL A. NJ
Ia NJ, after which the following Trains from TiyeE
Circle: AZ, 3x, ~, sk, 81, ~ P NJ.
From Lake PoAIartrais (a ca--oioslso yworlsaAs...
WEEK DAYS.
and Tivo Circle Depotek, ~ az az l0
il1s A. NJ. is51, III az az ~, 81, sA, X, 81 p NJ
SUNDAYS.
To Perddo street Tfvoli Circle Depitss * eH, 10y
NJ and lax p NJ, after which the fooNng
to Tivoli Circle II, Az az ~ 81, 81. 1>l,s1s r. a.
t All the above Trains take land CsTrtou
t Express Trains ONLY At Horse Station and Jaksn street
tF Baggage, etc, received at Depots only.
Newor.ns and Carroilton Is eaet
between csrroton sad Lake PoHteharano cent? EACH way
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'NLAMROAT
MOBfL1

LfOR MOBILE Direct-Daily U. s.
Mail LsnsNiner Arrangement spisudd eWe1~SA
l'- gr-'s,s 80 80 ,ssT,-,s OREGON, A. H-rn y
matter I'm = = Frost
LsLs s,-snst ~ CHARLEs R.pbea Po. a~., s.vSr -
n The sbov~ ~ Leave he p-ss "a
~ d'ffoek
on MONDAYS md THURSDAYS.
~ Bag viii The ors n ~ szestAatv =. ,.L
p. n. RsGEDDks- hEen'. Ia Bark Place. ma
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RIVER STEAMERS.
CoAST.

IL md..LIZE, SOUTH FsT PAss' sGG~A
a. Lar- nrnst-r, ~ili.'ss@sr n. ". JONES, FsnsT
stlfosIes, s r1r'nT sRksD fkAlftiu -. sgaip
, 81. FKDAY ~ y as ~. " qss ak SOUTHWEST
ard'y evosuz For freight pasass, VI rei ns 49, l 4 So
Inuis sweet. On baafs ~' -
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SLAVES SLAVES.

o. SLAVE DEPOT,
TX 1873 Baronne street. "a
~ The undersig1ed has will ~
~. sale either Cash CITY Acceptance full TX
~ SLAVES, consisting OF MECHANICS Al
HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS, .tc.
Having the large and three story dwelling
1888 Barenne the Caroah Depot he
Transient Traders and their Slaves reasonable
be Obtained the having accommodations for
three hundred Negroes and the advantage Of large and n yard
tS Particular attention will he paid Of Slaves
THOMAS J. FRlSBY, 1888 Baronnc street.
REFERENGEs-Felowss Coz Curry Person j. c. Kicks Co;
Richard Beck j. 6. Cocks Co. Watt DeSaues u7d&W ~
EN0R SALE.-An A ! NEGRO MAN Cook, o.
Il aged ,? yetrs OF excellent character, will G
a good Muster, resident 10 the city. "A
Apply at this Off nj I'm ~
WANTED-50 Young NEGROES, for ~
w which the highest Cash Price will be Tad ~
~ All person. selling will find greatly TO their interest TO- n
address through the Post0iee apply to M
1T HATCHER, 1851 Gravier street.
ts Brokerage literally paid for information iys
EAMES WHITE, No. rs Baronne street, a.,
NewOrleans vii strict receiving board
r selling SLAVE Consigned him. lie will buy ~
Scllnn Aessra Robson
Res, CoHnan = Co, Program, Il sep93
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Below 9 ming UP
- -
EXPORT.


tB The TTas detained Vera Cruz until strong
gtles from the North.
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VESO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and fS -
OWNERS Orleans January TO- 1881 LeztArudf
The undersigned tas this lay commented GEN EAAL Ekk
ST IAN BOAT AGENCY his snd viii eantas husI
ertulivs aueh brsns 10 thus presenting himself before h
nds and the public bis lo.z while the
whole personal togster With biz
general with hiype that be sioez
coasideatou. References respectfully m.ds 70
hsssrs. WATERS, CA AfDEN 4 CO.. Ne~ Orleans,
STONE Il WALWORTH,
bRIDGE BRO,
WHITE d BUCHANAN,
Captain GEO ". CABLE, steamer L. n. Ecuzes.
W. W. BAKER, Delaware
r. NJ HUNTER, AmblsHador.
.uii J. J. chilli Office % F0rirAs Ns~ rrear'.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS


CRESCENT OFICr
Wednesday Morning, November l6 1858 I
GsToN-The demand was still active yesterday aud
Ss -aiss embraced $50 bales steady prices We still
quote
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RED RTpER.

wilIesve THURSDAY November II, at O'clock
NOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHt- - u
TOCEfEs, ALEXANDRIA ard IN internsdiate Le1k1kJ7
-sndn1s.-Th@ light draagh. =
BONA, E.y master For freight
passage, apply on lizard, OF y
SMITH h FGlitsTER, ~ Poydras Stfset-
TT The sy5na vii take freight Tor Shreveport with the privileges
81 rsshfpprg. ri6
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

NOR FLORENCE. TUSCUMBIA. - u
g. EASTFORT all Intermediate andngs.-
Regular Tennessee River Pa kst CH ERDkEE-theA zEE2
ii sal cfIEsoksk, snl=ii'y vi i-AFe
tispaieh For freight pasaae having saerif
accommodations, apply Gu scs-I, OFT - - y,..
WHITE d bUrstFANAlN, y ' ~ ol
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VIII leave FRIDAY. Nov-rnbsr is, O'Clock N.
E0R NICKSBURG, WARRENTeS, ~ -
~ NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF. ROD -
SEY NATCfEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU sARA, GS5z5z.esiaZ
iToN R1FGE-Rssasr New and Vieksrg Packet
GLENDY BEREE-Th. splendid sHd swift running
GIsSDY BURKE g. F. Bentley, H viii leave
a.avs. Foxfr freight utssaxe. q Y On
SMITH SINISTER 80 Po7dras street.
TIE Gieuiy Burks taxes freight for Mli<eus Bena
t There will Clerk Ly-e, receive freight, on Cd
usaiav mnrning. W.
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Will leave THURSDAY. N.vrmher II, AZ e'eloez p.
VNOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, Lou f. q
~ fSvILE AMI all irtneliate lAadrzs-' ne i
;t1amsr r. H. " INsLOW, M'el, master, Is now
will lesve as aoEe Fei He's-' q s
sass apply ca BOARD powELL JR BELL Poydas
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OHIO RIVEH.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY. Nov mt ls, at O'Clock IN
NOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, H. n
n LOUISVILLE all intermediate handbags -,
Inc steamer NORMA, D. NJ Foster uiaser u aow -
IN % rreyr ht aHl above. Fer freight ~ pass
ass apply on board MbowE1L JR BELL i2 Poylra
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FIR CES-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) Fine......7 a
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

COCHRAN Co. r.sk So Gasp srREEr.
EXCHANGE.
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Gs- The regular Wednesday Memphis packet
BULLETIN No leaves THIS DAY, the irs, O'Clock
for MEMPIlIS and all landings.
JOHN HYDE, Agent /. PoyarAs st.
&S- The new, light draught, swift running
NORMA and
date landings THIS EVENING at S O'clock,
Mcdowell, JR BELL, "a Poydrai street,
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TICKSBURG.

VIII leave TUESDAY November a. a. o'clock,
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, ~ -
- NEW CARTHAGE. GRAND GULF, ROD ksskE&E
Wy, NATCHEZ, ard all Intermediate landings ~
essua, vessbnrz PasEst MAGNOLIA.-The ard mszf-
.srt MAGNOLIA, St. Clair Thonns-
VII Leave
rSArd or 70 SdtIH L FIMisTER-a4 PsYirss st MID
viii -sye SATURDAY. November -, O'Clock r.s
NOR FICKSB URG, WARREyToN, -
H NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GUILE ROD LS1rtS.s7I
SEY SATcSEZ FORT ADA -, BAYOU SARA, s5sxSezzfR
BATON ROUGE Resuar Saturday, Weekly
Steamer SOUTHERN BELIEF. mngnite s~la
0bTffERN BELLE Captain 81.
leave For re,gns pa.sg apply boad
SMITH & FfMfSrER 81 Poytrss street.
r. TIE southerr Belle w tAas Yaoo freight VITA the privileges
ofr-4hipping.
Tt5,saay ,,o,tf,z $3.50 e--ight- MI
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t11".10-Ef III -
u SHREVEPORT. Grand ECORE. ALEXAN- L-S3t1ls7-z3
DRA ard all Intermediate tsudinEs-r gaar zff
othe IT. FsoAY Red River ST. CHA xLE-
CHARLES.
Appegate, VIII
he river rises the For further
pariisaar' apply
nl0 SMITH MINISTER. % Poyar.s
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OUACHIT.f RTVFP

ENOR POINT PLEASANT, Bayou -
u BARTHOf OHEqT OUAcEfIrA CITY. TpyN ? sHeE.A
Ton, MONROE, CpLUIBIa, HARpfsoSsURG -15*si137u
TRINITY al i71 Osfhis
Packet TRENT0STbe Steamer TRENTON. Jauss shanngs
Thoroughly averhanlsd
regular IS vaela,. ,,a,y
NcpOwELI- JP. Bell. " Pavdrss s'rsss. 80 I'M
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TT The new, magnificent passenger steamer
tL' ANA, c. Bentley, sves LOUISVILLE and ali
'~rniedae land THIS EVENING, O'Clock, positively
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-05
DANCING ACADEMYi

S. MYERS respectfully informs the La
e. dies and Gentlemen of Gallipolis and vi
cinity, that he has engaged the spacious and
beautiful Saloon Of Mr.. Samuel MaxOn, where
he proposes giving instruction in Dancing
His course Of lessons will embrace the fash
ionable Cotillions, Promenades, Waltzes, Ma
zourkas, Quadrilles, Marches, and Spanish
Dances of the day; not emitting the many old
favOrite Contra Dances. Every attention will
be given to Ladies and Gentlemen to impart to
them that easy movement and erect carriage so
requisite to the graceful dancer. He also pied
ges himself that no improper persons will be
admitted to his school or parties. and that eve
~ effort will be used by him to make an at
tendance pleasing and agreeable to all
Mr.. NJ. does not wish to receive scholars un-
der five years of age.
The Glass will be formed on Thursday. the
18th inst The course will consist of twelve
lessons and an exhibition-two lessons each
week. The lessons for young ladies will COM
mence at 2 o'clock P. NJ, and at early CANDLE
light for males. TERMs-Males, 50, Females,
$3.50.
Nav 5. ls53.-2w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-05

oUR Thrive would be glad to give some
thing of an extended account Of our late trip
down the river, as It is rich in material, but
every moment Of time since our coming home
has been demanded by other duties in the Of
fee. Work behind, new lot Of type to ar
range-not a moment to devote to saying any
thing of trip which afforded us much pleas
ure. We cannot refrain from returning our
thanks to the officers Of the FAILS CTTY,"
with whom we went to Louisville and returned
from Cincinnati. The officers of this boat,
SAN. Mason, Captain; WV. s. HARPER and
Oliver H. WALLACE, Clerks, are deservedly
favorites with all who ever entrusted them
selves to their care. We venture that any who
viii Try them viii make it convenient to repeat
the experiment. The "FALLs CIrY," the pio-
neer of the Union Line, is every way equal in
travelling conveniences to any other steamer
on the Ohio. We have never seen equalled,
even on Southern boats, the systematic order
In which things are conducted at the table,
and were it Otherwise her commanders name
would not be SAM Mason. The officers have
never pushed her, though she evidently can
run. The first hour out from Cincinnati, with
heavy freight, she made much better time
than was made by the Telegraph No 2" on
her quick trip. Officers and boat are No. l.
so We found them.
We shall have something to say next week
Of "what we saw and heard" below.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-05
DLows--Ball & speers' Patent. Nos. l,
IL 2, 8 and 5, for sale BY
Menager, Blackford & Co.
April IA. 1859.


| Admin nIssrator's sale.
Charles A. CleDdinen, admir- OF william
Clendinen, deceased, vs.. Widow and
heirs, Court Of Common Pleas, OF
GaIIia county, Ohio.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
TN pursuance Of an order Of the court
of common pleas within and for the
county Of Gallia, and state Of Ohio,
made at the July term thereof. A. d.
Js49, will sell to the highest bidder,
on the 23d day of May next, at one o..
clock P. NJ. of said day, at the door Of
the Court House in said county Of Gal-
liza, the following real estate, as the prop.
city Of the said William CIendinen, de.
ceased, to-wit: Fifty feet of the SOUTH
west or lower side Of Town Lot No.
I52, in the town of Gallipolis, in the
said county OF Gala, and State Of Ohio,
and more particularly described as Eol.
lows: being fifty feet wide fronting on
Second street, in said town Of Gallipo-
lis, and running back the same width to
The rear line Of said lot. Appraised at
$4,000. Terms of sale, one-third
cash in hand, one-third in one year, and
the residue in two years, with interest
from the day Of sale, to be secured by
mortgage Oh the premises.
CHARLES A. CLENDtNEN,
Admir- Of VIM. Clendinen.
April - is5S:-4v
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-05

Mr.. BRowN, one OF the publishers
of the Nashville Whig. passed up
on the Darid White on Wednesday.
And as the White lay a few mo.
menis at the wharf, Mr.. B. called at
our Office. We regret that we did
not see him. His opinion Of the
"Whi,e" is expressed in the FOL-
lowing, which he left on our
desk. We think he does no more
than Justice TO the officers and boat:
The David White.
The steamer Ddvid White. left
Cincinnati, on Tuesday, four hours
and half behind the steamer Mes.
Senger, and passed her on Wednes>
day morning between 9 and 10
O'Clock. The White lost six hours
between Louisville and Cincinnati in
consequence Of log, and consequent
ly di5 not arrive al the latter place.
in her usual time. Her on-arrival
caused many passengers TO go on the
Messenger, thinking they would
snake a point" by taking the first
boat out; but oh. The realities OF the
frs, morning out, what a disap-
pointed set of beings they were as
the DdUy passed them "like thing
of lile." Small fry must stand
aside when the "Union" boys come
along. The White is undoubtedly
the best commanded boat on the
Ohio, at least this is the belief Of
some two hundred passengers on
her upward trip. Her gentlemanIy
officers are Prorerbial for their kind.
ness and attention TO travellers. Her
captain, McCIain, knows his voca-
ton, and attendsto il, TO the salisfac-
lion OF his numerous patrons.
Yours in haste,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-05

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.-The
Meigs county Telegraph gives the fols
lowing particulars of "mysterious dis
appearance"
Mr.. Wilson Cotirill, "a shoemaker,) }
left WilkesviIle, Vinton county O.. on
Wednesday morning last, April goth, for
Pomeroy. TO purchase a quantity OF
leather, expecting 10 return the same
day. Nothing definite has since been
heard from him. person answering
his description purchased leather on
Wednesday. of Mr.. Whi;eside, in POM
eroy. He was at that time in company
with another person, who purchased
stove pipe Of Mr.. Lowry. The latter
had team, but his name and residence
are. as yet, unknown. Nothing further
had been ascertained up to the hour of
going TO press.
Said Cottrill is a short, heavy-built
man; black hair, black eyes, b ack whis-
kers; about twenty-five years of age.-
Had on a green pea.jacket, and fur hat.
He rode dark bay mare. about fifteen
hands high, small white spot in her
forehead one or both hind feet white.
His friends fear some accident, or
(Which is more likely foul play. He
has frequently been absent before, but
always returned at the time appointed.
He has a family in WilkesviIle, with
whom he has always lived happily. owns
some property, is not in debt, and was
doing a good business. Hence, his
friends cannot believe that he left OF his
own accord.
Any person giving information of Ell
ther man or horse, will be literally re-
warded. Address e. Kline, Wilkes
vile, Vinton county, %.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-05
CINCINNATI MARKET.
April 80, p. M.

FIouR AND GRAIS-Prices are five cents bet
ter, s3:60@s3:65. Oats 371Sc. Barley 4Oc.-
The receipts of Flour continue light
PRoyIsIovs-Baeon Sides at 733Sc pkd; Shoul-
ders at &C pkd; Bulk Shoulders at &c; No. /
Lard at 10c. The market for Meat exhibits
less f mness.
CHEEsr-Sales of los boxes in lots at 71s@
Sc for unsolicited and selected.
ToBAcoo.-The demand exceeds the supply
Ou-Linseed Csc; indicating a better de-
mand and rather better prices.
GRocERIEs-Sugar at 4 3 to Sc; Molasses at
26c; Coffee at l0@l01Sc. The market contin-
ues quiet but prices are steady.
TAR-S4:56.
HIDEs-Dry Beef at ll1Sc The demand
continues good
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-05

HoN. JNo. WELcH.-This gentleman
has forwarded to us copies Of the follow
ing valuable Public Documents: Owens
Geological Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa
and Minnesota, with the Illustrations, in
2 Vols. The Finance Report for 1852
g. Report of the Superintendent Of
the Coast Survey, and Andrews Re-
port on Colonial and Lake Trade.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-05
FEMALE SCHOOL.

HISS REGNIER'S SCHOOL for Young La
ii dies, will commence on Monday next, the
9th inst, in the room lately occupied by Miss
johnson, in the Lyceum Hall.
TERNs-PRMARY STUDIES INCLUDING.
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Mental
Arithmetic and Primary Geogra-
ply, per session, 81 0O
Practical Arithmetic, History, Gram
mar and Geography, 3 90
Algebra, Chemistry, Philosophy,
Physiology and Botany, 3 90 to 90
Nav ), 1853.