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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

The lille Register has interesting art
Gle on some late discoveries, which show that
there Is one continuous vein Of rich copper ore
between the Polk county mine in East Tennessee
and the mine recently discovered in Carroll couh-
~, Virginia. These Virginia and Tennessee veins
have The same direction Northeas, and Southwest
the same dip, The Same surface Indications, and
are in the same chain OF mountains In the len
nessee vein The miners have recently reached the
yellow SuIphuret OF copper, which IS regarded as
an nfaibIe indication Of The incxhaustible extent
of the mines and also their Incompatible rich
ness. A new impetus has consequently been CIV
TO mining operations; and two weeks since
there were sales OF three quarter sections OF land
at about 81 $50, 900. About five thousand tons
OF rich copper ore are taken from he mines month.
w. netting in all, at least half million OF dollars.
The amount will doubtless be much increased,
when The shafts that are being sunk shall Pene-
tate the rich sulphuref.
But these copper Developments, the Reg lister
says, are not the tenth part Of the Indications OF
the very great value which is at some early day
10 be attached to mineral lands in East Tennessee
and Southwest Virginia, and which is to furnish
new sources of profit for the great artery of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and for the diff
fusion of increasing wealth along its whole line.
In addition 10 the zinc. lead, marble, gypsum, &C..
Of that fine section of country, :here are rich
mountains of iron and COAL TO he opened up and
brought into the great laboratory OF human enter
prise. With the abundance Of coal and iron. and
the gre at improvement in its manufacture, it is
estimated that pig iron may be made at a cost OF
IiItIe more than five dollars per ton-so that, on
the completion of the railroad in construction the
actual cost of the iron will be in New York less
than $40 per ton, in Charleston less than $l5
and III Cincinnati less than $1O--and yet thou
sands of acres of land IN East Tennessee, where
this coal and iron abound, may now be purchased
for less than fifty cents per acre. In time, CAPT
tai will find out these opportunities for investment
in Virginia and Tennessee-and mighty will be
The result of development OF their teeming re-
sources. Come what may, The destiny of the
South must be onward, and, however lowering the
horizon with the black storm Of fanatIcism aud
aggression the South is blessed with natural re-
sources, fully abundant to give her prosperity and
strength and compete security against the machi
nations of her deadiest enemies. The spirit Of
enterprise and energy is waking up the South
and we already see brighter day in her bis
tory. Let her be true to herself and to her ad-
mirable natural position, and magnificent des
tiny will be accomplished for her.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

Frost IN FLoRTDA-We siearn that there
severe frost in Florida on Tuesday last. In The
vicinity of NewnansvIIIe ice formed, and it is
thought that the growing Sea island cotton crop
has been seriously affected, if not destroyed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

Tine fellow who" s"Iz'd an opportunity can
near spraining his wris'.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

The man who " re.trnced the past is supposed
TO have been harness maker.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

THE CODE OF HoNoR.-As members Of Con.
gress and others still seem determined to uphold
the practice Of duelIIng, the Philadelphia Ledger
suggests an improvement on the old method of
fighting, the substitution Of the fashionable Dutch
game Of snck snee. This, according to Parke
Goodwin, is game in which " each party had his
pantaloous nailed to bench, took case knife in
his hand and went at it, he that came out alive
being in the right"
SnIck would certainly place the parties
on equality, since there could be no advantage
of one over the other except 10 the texture OF his
trowsers. Bot the safest mode of healing wounded
honor is that suggested in challenge recently
sent to Capt. Jo s.. of Petersburg. His an.
tagonst, although The challenging party, received
the right Of choosing weapons and distance and
he forthwith selected Observation-Disclosures seveia
hunclted PAGES.
SPECULATIVE PHILosoPHY.-lf all mankind
could wink at the same moment, the muscular ef.
fort would be sufficient TO ostle the earth out OF its
orbit.
If all the oaths uttered in the United States were
required to be printed it would require all the press
es III the country day and night to perform the la.
Dor ; and if tax was levied on them Of one ccn
each, one years revenue would be sufficient &c
transport, all the mails, lay double track 10 the
Pacific, and pay the public debt Of every State ir
| the Union.
The cigars consumed through the country in
one year would make a worm fence six feet higl
around the District of Columbia and the air ex
PEELED in smoking them would drive the Japar
squadron around the world with enough owe
to do The wind work Of all The patcn. medicines
If all the elected tobacco guilds were from hi,
time TO be dropped the dome Of The capitol a
washington, the hail of Egypt would be no com
Par'son TO the pelting storm, and the edifice woulo
be buried deeP"r than Nincveh before the mex
meeting Of Congress.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

man out West lately bad his head cut of b
a passing event"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

CorToN Is KIrG.-Charles Dickens, in late
number o: his L" Household WordS,' after emu.
mrraing the striking facts of COTTON, says:
Let any social or physical CONFUSION visit
the United States, and England would feel the
shock from Lands End TO John O'Groat The
lives OF nearly two millions Of our countrymen
are dependent upon tn" cotton crops of America !;
their destiny may be said, without a sort Of by.
perbolc, 10 hang upon thread.
Should any dire calamity befali The land of
cotton, thousand Of our merchant ships would
rot idly in dock; ten thousand mills must stop
their busy looms. and Two million mouths would
starre Tor lack OF food to feed them
Abolish slavery. old and New England are
trying 10 do, and the 1" dire Calamity" that would
take away the food of Two millions of people,
would 1" befall the land Of cotton"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

The m' chanic who "imProvcd an opportunity
intends TO have it patented. Sensible man, tia
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28
From the South CaroIinIan.
Later from Europe.
lRivAL OF TIE STEAMER ARABIA,

New YORK, April 25, 1854.
The A abia has arrived al Halifax, bringing
Ide CRAFTY ing news of an advance of / l6 10 ]
in Cotton Sales of The week ending Thursday
N3:L) 40 UOJ bales. Flour advanced Is. Wheat
Cd. Corn 81. 2<. Provisions firm, ana trnnS-
actions moderate. C"nsuls advanced ! 8. Rice
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

Promises made in time OF affection require
better memory than people commonly possess.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

o. Willis Hester was taken by the Shcriff of
Orange al his residence, few days since.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28
Tables Of the NaUics Of Vurio"s Countries.

BIG WoRDs-A fashionable lady IN Buffalo
once said to friend
"My new house, now directing, is to be subj
mated and spIendilerous. There is to be a Porto
Rico in front and PIzlrro in the rear, ieTnonada
all around 1t. The water IS to como IN at the side
of the house in an anecdote, the lawn is To DE d.
graded, and some large trees are TO be suPpaned
in the critic in the rear"
This is the same lady that told Gov. Clinton
how remarkably stormy it is apt to be when tho
sun is crossing the Prnobscot.
The question, Why printers did not spcS4
we'll brewers 2" was thus answered
Because printers work for the head nd brew.
ers for the sromnch, and where twenty men have
somachs, but one has brains"
The glory Of good man is tn" testimony of
good conscience have that, and thou writ har.
inward peace amidst troubles.
Promises made in time OF affection require
better memory than people commonly possess
The M chanc who 'improvcd an opportunity"
intends TO have it patented. Sensible man, thai.
A man out West lately had his head Gu. oFby
passing event"
the fellow who" s"Iz'd an opportunity " cane
near spraining his wris'.
The man who " retrnced" the past is supposed
tn h.ve1 hasp harn no,En
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

The glory Oft good man is tn" testimony Of a
good conscience; have that, and thou writ haT:
inward peace amidst troubles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold generally at Al 4060
VI on per 100 b. Hay has advanced to $240S25 a ton
of large and small lots the GALES including on Tuesday
zo0 tons at i and Thursday tons at S2 and 200
| bales at $25 u ton
fokh-We noticed sales in the early pnrt Of the week
st Sl8 75Sl4 u Dbl for retail lots new Mess and on
wednesday oo bbs new were taken at 13 rs aud 20 bbs
Prime at Sill but attery offers have been made ut sl2 rs
N0Sl3 while buyers disposed to pay only s20$l2 SO
for new Mess Yesterday 200 bbs were sold OF s12 So
and 300 at a lower price.
Weeks receipts, 5518 bbls-erports 1888
sACoN-The market fol- this article has been quiet,
ana we nave noticed only few Sales including Wed
nesday IS cass prime old sides 6l083Ss u IT, Shout
dsrs have sold at range Of 51S64$ for cid prime
new, and Hams at 919114f, the latter rate only for
very choice new
Weeks receipts 1251 casks-exports STA
GREEN MEATs-The rates for this article have de-
cined The sales comprise early the week 10000 b
at oa& for ordinary to prime Hoground 1880 pieces at
6e for Hams and 414s for Shoulders and on Wednes-
day $4,000 ID Hoground at So u H..
BEEF-We continue to quote Mess Beef at SIS 500
S16 and Prime at Sl2 5o$l3 The principal sales that
have noticed during the week 150 bbls Mess
SIC 100 Prime at s13 u bbl and 100 bf bbls Mess SSl2
each.
BUTTER AND CHEEsR-Western Butter has sold is
limited quantities at 16lG22e and CHEESE at 912c fou
good to choice lotg.
IARD-rbara bav boon n .oo5 da,,,pa for Iu, ,
tts s.,os If ,ba vvae, st.s 49, ), soo tttI -
tbs ratas CARLY in tbs ,va.l, h.;n e.< ~ ,.t,
640S1ae % fb for prime and 5t for choice In kegs
the ,ales have bean limited 10 SOM, soo k tho
early in tba week bain, 1os<la11 b,. 1.t.f fni, ~
to 1oIza "a tt for nr;ma at which rto 15no a. Wow
tsk.r vestarlay
Weeks receipts 536 bbls aud tisrces and 800 kegs
sxports sGpnl tn 4 on hags
RICE-Tbere h, been mora ;,,o,,,,, nv, o.. ns -oo
or 800 tjerces hay. bs.n dsnosed of dn tho 7,aL a.
4L5G74k. "a n tho I.ttr .t i,n l.; 81 - -
transactions
wgIsKY-Tbe 1o,rl,st FIR t,i. ort,. h., t..,, o,;to
dull and with I.rgsr sn, r,r;,as - Ths
sales Of the week are limsa ~ f. bnnred M. Of OK
a26, for R.ctiesd am, ,,, oTs "a ,a,o" g.. D.
Weeks r.c,int. 27a7 bblsrsrnort. oI1
shLTThsra b,s 49,, go.
for Liyernoo, Salt a,r;,o tb ,1, nv .,a. 49,.
several careoes s,mn;na nm ne,rIv An ono ,1s o,+,
at 81 1.61g0e for ana f,,rtt n v ~ tb;rd A
and $50 q sack for coayae From, secon hand, The rata.
have been 81 IO6as1 o. far co,rsa and f ,oi;xsd ,
Of damage
COPFFE-The rosa. r,o,Lot hon boa, ,,;,to,t ,,,,ob
further cbang. Tho ,r.h,s ,,i 1t,ooo -
Rio al osIls1n4I - ,ia a.. = ,I,-e,II@s ~ {,
for good to prms lots y.tora 5oo ,.c. sara ,d ~
1nlI 100 AZ II oua 100 :. nv Ia
NO. ...u.., ..u,--, $40 , =
wv 'siso's embracing 9%Vo bags nave arrived from
no 1anero during the week making the direct receipts
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, Eric.

ri The stock in this line, consisting the T. T. COOPER NJ
TOBIAS mud REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with fne
Of SWISS ENGLISH LEVERS together with Iarg
stock OF tine and EASTERN EWELRY SILYERWARE,
been SELECTED with ROBERTS, engaged
The Wholesale having
cash great Inducements will be offered purchasers
~ Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, or the
MONEY REFUNDED. - "
Nv WATCHES, JEwELRY ETC., CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
WARRANTED, ais
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-28

nv The EuIesr, johnson, morning.
from AskapRS which place sh lett the 18th reports having
teen blown about 80 miles the ahs experienced
aheavy gale from The North Captain Johnson fearful that the vessel
would founder compelled throw
nosHe' and $50 barrels apples While this condition. Schooner
unknswn, bohnd Mobile &ien with mes
into the Fusscr carrying the bnwaks plank shear deck
anIpe, and doing other considerable damage temporarily
pairing pps to make the Fnlsr days
she could make SsuEdingE
~ Tho steiner " Clifton left Louisville the 18th
the Ohio River rising fast with Canal and
feet the Falls, This steamers Eclipse, Ambassador plnae n Mo-
march toleave the Is Ii instan for port.
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Wait s. Dos,I1, < : a r,..L -. ;, Go, g.,
& N y ss. 40. "a
' sS Si ~. re e "
s3op sGf S ig e. ID I sss .9' " order Total lo' bales
Feas Basssa ga ~ eaSs cotton p o. 40
ss s ss ra.fHa a 4 T9
Dseras rat Ice %o spsssg ILL., 1sgs s do
Dowe Mill, sa5 Hsa.sT Terry Ssa s,% IT, do NJ
coraainFs 4, sts"a &so.2 Lever Cd aco Csoiss
Hns NV j hStss
81 s 30 e 1 Co.: .ssl Ia. Fsis
ra. 'Ear w. o' mgS''ea
Tys5 DO 80 vi, mes pgpf 1 K1 co
snsds. hi p moss'ss 70 Gcs 9 me-, q
Hayas s1 % i 81.
81 gSsslf b. 9s' apples s'" Total '' ''
ar oe s1mst aI % ~ bSfH eoeg cp@mips Stew
"a Msrg, 5i5way Seo Fems HoPfns oven o
Martin uadsh Anderson l. SecsifIiI Levy Sad~sii
sds s.., sr s.. sla smith osR9n sset
Rar Fss S Ayyb vigil Baker %es;9
D d. Cocks s25l G N Piaeka'd es4 Ha,sa
bas Cotton Feaa, DoSssa1 aso rpIsi
96ls bales cotton
W5sh %a1 %eo3 IhoGh &is cHddy Grpesr a
sSsfs. T. ss s; ss'ss
70 5niney ssE 6oI5 Rsbhon hllen15 FEGn Dongun &ss
- ganae Wlisraa doob7 Ne0n &eo'3 a Owen &co45
~ Greenwood &eo3a metae, CeGn aee5, Oakley Hawkins
90 fTsdlhndrt39 II Ponroy &col5 Fellows Geo
Y GlehaSson tar' COS Ptohatd &Gs 4 PuCad Geo
p T. a. IL @ "isop Eseoo Dtgei feey q avery
wat a D,s,ss ian ,eas ~ a., q II ~ Ia. ''s 2;
.sess e'si'a seed Mpir ah1 G2-sundries
srsfer Iecnmseh 1870 bbls -four ls2terces
d oV0 EGGS do Hewitt Morton &eoS7 barrels do "A
tis 5o 10 a 90 h do be % tcs lard ls do
ith ,aIai4 &soa.5 20 i@ao I'D. aads
III d ~ AZ IN - e. % ouE ityo do pers
do Ia Inrto Or = 90. % ,a.ra T. n
cnnJle. " & W. ~ ~ " Vs 9o'es
Md p q nepeys.t555 ksy. la,g sot III. W -
Nsue ii do Inttr GRIEF &eosls bas sh-", iSe do
candles ii Eegs tats1 q na,o.6 srr , ~ "
nnd ii bnps hero7 bbs III, A. srJ IsE t 80 ~
Schneider kegs pga "a dc i If do chee,a do
butter II umaer hsan % uor
Iockl.s bOIeE and pickles Les-1 do tadlea and
bundHsa 10
BnrErar 9.nt,r S.urs, 100 u 7I piteI es 70
ia VIM Wit,r a. ol a. ~ = ~ 1es " I2 - beeR
Mo- psylirs caHboII Ifs a a9 W 1--we ~
sWm Mil. Cary i Psrsos1 Ftr g. -, az M
80 k5y,rI Slay q fsah Lee aeeTSt Hr5ht
vii. Lntsn-44 irca, IA Rrsnar 20 r.
Kicks Anderson NJ a-gT Byr. As5sG Clskev
a. Ein johnson Scoi9 hrIlbenHy aros d.
Payae Il HRzon6 Nggeu 6co Ward yel.s,nlris. 10 ar
der Total 1850 s8l,s eettos ~ " "
n Naa - - eoz h'.ea eotss to
Bachanuo Carroll dcdSlI Brsdev Wilsop
Hendsrsnh, Terry 26s MAIAh7n5J & Cronwel-10do
Mcdowell Mile tagp feathers 3 Baker
Hewitt Norton &to-4Psy Iiasop-i6s ,nSks fruit To erie
$4,000 lbs old iron Msker dSo1 bl. Shegogsund
LoUIsvuLE-psr steamer At s.sekwel 4,s MI, ANY, a. a.,
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A M u S e M e N rs. -.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE

k1 b. LEssEs MAHASER.
c. q. CHESTEY. .....,-..-.... .TggSaunER.
II night u GABRIEL. RAyEL's TROUPE NIBIo8
FRENCH BALLET TROUPE .f5abal Rnyel THE WHITE
KNIGHT; 8ae Pagard az SPIRIT ALPS; Mmls
Zoe in q PAS FAETASTtlLE.
SATURDAY EvENING January 1884, the performance will
with HUNTING TURTLe-fIon Leysou, Hr Resi-
Mrs Tur,e Mrs Bernard which, THE CARNIVAL OF
VENC Poicbnee, during piece grsnd
Pas DE TROS TO b. followed By THE SPIRITS OF THE Alps
ToeencGde with TIE GREEN MONsTE-n which Gabriel Rays
Will appear for ibs fret tuel Rs ths White Knight.
10 MORROW EyEHING--Mt GABRIEL RhVELIS Cslebrated
TROUPE AMI NIBt0's FRENCH BALLET TROUPE
t Dreah Circle FArqete Circle cents;
Gallery rs cents Colored Boxes Private &C.
ciseiy
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WlLIAMsPoRT-Pe steamer Bella Donna eA cotton 10
Payne Harson-i2s LIE 50 Oakley aawSinsfg Ward
nuts Altanbeiger IS Estn Lee &eo52 CGrol-4l
Andersen Metcaf42 Belloqg3i Gerard
d rpsleSS Hyrne Wright, Williams c0-l2
4oo-a5 Kelly FrNz'Nr4$ PitShad o2i Curry Pssoasl
Cummisg Stewart Aols Wright 6eeii Cleveland,
6col LalRndlo Male, Cox &eoo Acfs, CoHman
Fellows &Ges taad sae Aeos Robertson Mepouga-7
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60" p II ! G u
lArTIE fMeatnrnl flne to oh!
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY GREscENr, I
Saturday Morning January Is, 1851

/
Saturday Morning January %, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship ClnrlssA curer Knapp, Boston, II Ashbridse &eo
British ship Wn Prris, Thompson, Liverpool hGConns
Bark lyringham, iIowea, HaNre, 7 Jaukns
Bark Brilliant, Miller, NewYork, J p Whitney Gco
Schr Venice, Fish, Bfazgs Santiago, SouhInnyd
sebr II Montague Sampson Havana, a LsSpatte
Steamship Texas Place from Vera Cruz 9ah inst Harris Morgan
Ship hds Jack from Liverpool Dec II, to Whitney eo3i
distfct
British sbip Ellen MsGe.ry from Liverpool Dec to .r-pont
Ship tIansn King Borlaud, 80 days from Liverpool to Gney
British hip Chester Elolms Herd, Cardiff Wales
British shin Lotus Watson, Liverpool Houshon
British ship Gelsh, days from Liverpool to ma.terPon
Ship Easep Queen, Emo ON Hsvre, Dec TO- ballast
-4lh district.
British shp Arau Miller day, London ballast
Ship oadi Bse, days New York. to VIM cteovy-l.t
Bark Maria, Wilson, 81 days from Boston, rniers district
steam boats
" Clifton, ShueI Louisville.
Mohtcan, Irwin, from Tennessee river.
Nachez. Leathera, from New Carthage.
John NJ Stoekwel, Greer, from Louisville.
Tesumseh, PearGe, from Cincinnati,
Southern Belle, White from yickaburg.
Louisa, Perry, from hEnuhs.
Sydonla, Kay, from Alexandria. WA
Mary Foley, Ransom from DonnldSonyile.
a Eusier. Johnson. from Attakapsl.
Bella Donna, Morrison. from Ntiamspott.
0phela, Dnltry from Grand Prairie.
Storm, Mckinney, from Alexania.
- Grand Turk, Bufk, from Cairo.
fowbos PhenI CroHel from the Passss-owed
ash instant bark RoEna brgs up
. shtpa Ellen Chester iiolme, and Eastern Queen.
Toboa Rneadt the
up ships rankin King, Arrsn, and Goah.
Towboa Olivia Wienets from the down
9th instant lips Ocean Chief tohu4op-brouht up
ships hdrlRtie. lNtus, HowadIl, and bark Marin
Below-Goming Up.
Bark DalQ, from Cardiff, Wales
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Eiiiieuvn SATURDAY. JaAptty IS, ct O'clock p.
HN0R CINCINNATI, MADISON, Lou ~ =
~ syfLLE and all iptsrmsdiate lani,nga ~
light running steamer 3lAIiiERssahaz
WAYNE. Capt. ]. Bsrgher is ul safa
above. height rsssagel amply en- hosid o5o
iangs mellow ELt. JFs. & BELL, " Reyilas s.
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SPOKEN.
EypORTS

BY the ship Adac from Liverpool the 4h instant lat IS IL
long a 80 ship Belle Island 81 days from Caaa hound Liverpool
By the British ship Lotus from Liverpool, the 18th
49, long So ship Sardinia Il days out from Liverpool this port
Nslsd be- repOrted
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A SECRET FOR THE LADIEs-H0W TO

Ia PRESERVE BEAUTY.-Don Chalk, Lily White or any
the soad tics conceal faded aalow
If would have tbs brought your cheek clear
healthy transparent skin, life
yseni bottle Of CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE ana
according dFeeons It does not lasts quite well
meats but after few doses do not ind health and beauty
elastic
and Like Spring morning your hopeless
all the valuable certificates posess foraaIght greatest
purifier the flood Known areety harmless and at The lin
powerfully ehicaeious
ID For sale in New Orleans Wholesale Retail, by
j. WR1G lit CO.,
inIs t5tCh street.
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

wlllleave SATURDAY J.nuarr IS. at oclocx PM
NOR FLORENCE, TUSGUMBIA, .-
~ EAsTPoRT and all ihtermadae landings Ls44ss1E.sfa
Regular Tennessee River Packet EErher
new and faToHe steamer CHEROKEE eapt smedy.
egns freight and will leave passage
superior accommodations, apply on board,
janis /. "a Ne Tavea
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

~ ------------- JEFFERsoN UI1Y,
Friday EVsnng, January 2T 1854.
The market closer with heavy supply of Beef cattle
and Hogs moderate stock Sheep and yesl cattle The
market is easy for purchasers at quotations Re-
eeipts during the past week 236 cattle 21S0 Hogs
l4oo Sheep and $50 Calves and yearings.
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- WI Iesxs SATURDAY. Jsuuary IS, a. O'Clock p. NJ
H{SOR MEMPHIS. HELENA, NAPo- su-
Il LEON, MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER, FRIARss sIASS.s&
POINT and a 1ntetmeiate landings Regular
day Memphis Packet MARY AGNESThe eHI drnaT6t
and fast running Pashs MARY AGNES reenaw MASTER
expected to arrive, ami will lsse passage
having tine accommodations APPLY ho4rf, v"
LEWIS SAAPP, Aren't No. 50 New Layee,
or WEBB, RAWLINGS g. CO., 81 Caropdslstst,
N BThe Mary Anes will passengers for NASH
VILE ard CINCINNATI connects with The paSkets ii MINI
PElS, and will the same. igp9s
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY February j. at S 0,c1oel p M
ESOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW f-
n MADRID, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON slkssn+s7z
HELENA and all Intermediate anIinga Regular ST. ISSs
Louis and New Orleans Packet UNCLE SAM.fhe new Tg6s
drHeht
port freight wiieave as atoye For
freight having apply On board
JOHN a Povir
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EDLACIDEs VARIETIES, Gravier street

Ieh.t nIgIt 81 SOTO aud Nlf. @. W, sMITH...
EVENING January 81 1851 .he will
with the Comedy Of THE SERIOUS orrenz
Mr. Howard Murphy Mnguits Ny Browne Atmnadab Mr. Holland
ady crs Ars Rowe Mr. Torfen Mrs May stuat; widow,
Mrs e iloFaJ Enma, Miss s5ners AZ which, PAS De
FASCl NATION, b. W. Smith be FOL
lowed by the fourth Of tke Shakspeses
conpripE b. DEATH OF HENRY lv-Kiug Henry " Lypae
Price Wales Mr. j. H. Allen. To
d. DlI Il NEApoIITAINE By ssnod,a ss and Mr. 6 W Smith.
Howard 1rtnu Mr. Holland Walton Ktmble sos hy Miss
soInsls Mrs Pumply, Ms Bowen; Sally, Ms. Warwick
PRIcEs ApsIsoSBore Parouete
Private Bo1ea, rs. ' - 1907 ''
t Doora haipa o'clock performance commence a,
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ST.LCUIs.

Wli1eaye WEDNESDAY February /, at 3 oelockru
ESOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS sy-
-. and Al i9ssyme5tate landing Regular St. Louis
passenger steamer SAXON Capt Thos E. Krctsl po
receiving freight and will freight passage
having tine accommodations, apply board,
janis JOHN Z. HYDE co. Il poydras street
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SMITH K FfafTSTER, Is Canai 5
1f to LEWIS SSAPP. "a New I,evee.Z

VIII issya SATURDAY, 5snusry ?. n.
HSOR LEFL0RE, GREENWOOD, -
b MARION, HEAD OF HONEY ISLAND, slELeGs%AAss
fAzoo CITY SATARTIA and ali intermediate as-s}
'Rslh he new and very dFanght steamer JOHN sTRADER,
JG brown master Is receiving freight
as above For freight passage having superior accommodations
ian25 T. WILSON, Agen Csraudelet
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OHIO RIHER

Will leave MONDAY, January 49, al O'Clock,
ElSOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ;yssg A
H. mediate landings.-rhe fire regular
packet w. b. CLIFTON, Capt T. Shesrer,
will leave apply on board
STROTiER s. RIOS, Agents. IS Poydras
and
ing to the Agents. ian4S