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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24

us see i. unloaded from the dray at the
door where drunkards are made. Do
you think we would be foolish enough
to 90 down east and indict Jonathan
Shocks for violating his bond, in sell
ing to John Smith our doggery keeper?
No sir. We would just "seize, confs-
cate and destroy" said pure whisky,
and let Jonathan make and mark as
much more such stuff as John Smith
wanted to see "run into the ground"
I'VE mean Of course, after the new
law is passed.
but we will throw around its sale such
restrictions as will prevent the mis-
chiefs heretofore felt.
As TO the second question we need
say but little. Of course we are not in
favor of raising grain and of selling to
distillers. But we are not in favor Of
prohibiting it by law. And here we
will say that we do not exculpate either
the farmer or the distiller from the
moral consequences Of their business.
At present no doubt nine barrels out
Of every ten are drank, and the farmer
and the distiler are intimately connect
ed with the evils resulting therefrom.
They are morally guilty of the evils
they are indeed the wholesale murder
ers Of the land, and we doubt not God
so regards them, and will deal with
them accordingly. But, in our opin
ion their connection with the business
is such as cannot be prevented by hui
man legislation.
We have answered our correspond
ent But to be more explicit we will
say yes in reference to his first question
The reasons will be found above.
In conclusion we will add that his
threats that certain temperance men
will cease to support us, five entertain
such views as these, have no terror to
us. Were a thousand subscribers Of
fered us on condition that we should be
dictated to by them, or committee Of
them, we would spurn the offer. We
write and print what pleases us, if we
can, but we ask no one to be pleased OF
displeased with our views.
We may add that it is no time now
to fall out by the way. 1t is an enemy
that would divert us from our purpose
of breaking up tipping houses, which
is a possible thing, as is evinced by the
success of such efforts elsewhere, and
that would turn our attention to break.
ing up distilleries. These will cave in
of themselves, when drinking houses
arc destroyed, and when whisky is used
only for proper purposes; and not till
then, legislate as much as you please
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
Another Doctorntc ucfused.

Time was when, to receive the degree
Of ID. ID. was considered q mark of dis
tin elton. But great men have become
80 common OF late that tho only way to
DO sistingui shed Is to refuse the honor.
The latest refusal that we wot Of Is In
the case Of Rev. Erwin House Of ths
Western Christian Advocate. We com.
mend the following item to our contem.
porarleS:
01-SESsiBtr.-Rov. Erwin House
OF the Western Christian Advocate de-
elInss the Decorate that was rendered
him, "some whore In Indiana" and rec.
ommends tina, Il be sold to any one who
wants Il, and that tho proceeds be given
10 some charitable institution.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24

TO drive il through the frame and stick
there. There are various hard yarns I
could tell, but they can only be believed
by being seen. CT. c.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24

eTDR. FrTcH will deliver chemlc-
al lecture at the Methodist Church in
Mt. Carmel next Saturday night, accom-
panied with experiments and wind up with
a balloe ascension out of doors.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24

eTThis is the season o { the year to
advertise, not Only in general sense,
but with particular reference to APP
preaching spring trade.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24

OF The new survey OF the n. A. d.
s. y. II. X. locates Il along the east side
OF the canal up tho West Fork, from the
crossing just above Henry Prices to the
ware House Of LInek & Farquhar thence
up the ravlne through Mrs. Meeks's
house, and thence ca OF Mr.. Halle's
dwelling.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
Vim. Goodwin
Civil Action.
Thos. Tdaue.

This was an action brought by Plaintiff
to recover the price of certain sorrel
mare loaned to defendant to do certain
specified work, and while in defend
ants possession, said mare died.
The evidence was, in brief, that
Goodwin loaned Tague the mare to
plough some Of his (def's) ground
that defendant used the mare to pillow
a garden for a colored gentleman liv-
ing on an adjoining farm that the
morning afterwards, the animal was
discovered to be sick-that defendant
took her to Squire Pugh's, acknoledg-
ed to be somewhat of horse-doctor,
and that under his and Tague's treat
ment the mare died. 1t was also
shown that the treatment was such as
would probably have killed the mare
il she had been we'll: Verdict for
plaintif-damages assessed at $50
about half the value Of the mare.
IN cuAScERY.
Edward Harwood as. Nelson Numer-
man, Dudly S. Farnham.
The plaintiff alledged in his bill, in
substance, that the defendants prac-
ticed fraud upou him, in the ex-
change of some lots in Madison Wis
consin, for n tract of land in this Co.,
belonging to the plaintiff.
The fraud consisted in falsely rep
resenting the situation and value OF
said lots and the great inadequacy OF
consideration.
In the opinion of the court the char
res in the bill were sustained by the
evidence, and decree accordingly
made, that the contract Of exchange is
void, and that the defendants reconvey
to the plaintiff said tract Of land within
sixty days.
So il seems that in this free country
of ours a Teller hasn't the right--t'
say what he pleascs even about his
own property?
Isaac Cooksey Us Louis G. Evans.
This case was originally tried be
fore Justice Of the Peace, and appeal
ed to the Circuit Court. The amount il
dispute slo. The cost at this time
supposed to be at least $780, Lawyer
fees not less than $50 each, verde
and judgment for Plaintiff for S96,o4
This may be fun for the Lawyer
who surround the table up there butt
is death 10 the parties, so II seems u
us down in this corner.
EO" IN May Civil Ae.ion.
GREGORY SMITH
This action was brought by Edwi
May, the contractor of the new CouI
House, against Gregory Smith, a J
censed retailer. for damages, Con
, planning that said defendant by sellin
liquor has produced the intoxicatio
+. Of one--employed on said worl
and kept him so intoxicated that h
Q was wholly unftfor service, and there
: by depriving said plaintiff Of his labC
! to the damage Of said plaintiff, dc.
: The defendant. by Holland his att.
o demurred, alledging that there was n
U law 10 sustain the action.
The Statute upon which the aetio
}. Is founded Is AS follows; "Any wit
10 child, parent, guardian. employer,
10 other person, who shall be injured
70 person or property, or means Of su
- port by any intoxicated person, or
consequence OF the intoxicalion, hAb
- ual or otherwise Of any person, shI
have right Of notion IN his or h
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT 0FriCE,

CRESCENT 0FrfCE, /
Tuesday Morning, January II, 1854
CoTToN-There rather more demand yesterday
and the sales embraced 1900 bales at irregular prices
generally in favor of buyers Wequote
NEW ORLEANS cLAssItfcATtoN.
Inferior n1SiaoT1 e ~ Miadlins Fair lo}f91oA
Middling. ..... $40 Ok oood Feir ..... d
Good Middling. 10 f0lo34 Good and Fine. 90
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
coFTos-bslea. ToBAceo-hldr
Stock on hand Sept. i, 1853. 49,. lo572 2948b
Received since. ....... .5593l6 7195
yeaterday..... 1Os81-57O,1o7 600 7l95
5s0T6o $1,000
Exported to date....... 219 s769
YeFterdsy.... 4786=366oo Coo $3.50
stock on hand not cleared ..... al4764 wy 27891
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The sales Of Sugar en-
braced 1000 hhds at 344aa3lf for Fair Of molasses
1000 bbs were taken mostly at i73&G1St q gallon for
prime lots,
TOBACC0-We did not hear of a sale. u..
fLOuR-Prices were firm, and the demand fair. Sales
eco bls, Of which HOO st. Louis in lots 81 loo
extra Ohio at ST 100 choice st. Louis at 81 So and 1900
fine Ohio from hatboatl at SO 50 D Dbl.
,GRAIN-Corn was active and the GALES reached 1880
saeks including 1900 on the Lsyee in lots at SIC for
Green and 690T0e for Prime and $500 Old from store
for expert at 7Qf y bushel Of Oats noticed only
small sales 58s y bushe for ST. Louis Bran was sold
In small lots from store at 81 40 y 100 IFS.
pROYISI0NS-We notice only retail sales Of Pork at
$14 50 q Dbl for Mess Lard was in request and
the sales comprised sos ties the Levee Bloc and
l41 hbls and ties Prime from store, [63 and Isl at
q lb.
uAY-sales by auction, 1850 bales good Western, of
which $50 at S2t I5 and 700 at 1913 so q ton.
COFFEE-There inquiry. and about 14oo
bags Rio Sold including 1885 at 114 2oS at Ike,
and 100 Prime at l2e o Ii.
BAGGfNG-We heard of u sale of 1000 bales Kentucky
made a few DAYS ago 1880 y ward 6 months without
interest.
GUNNY BAGs--J0o bales wero sold, to be delivered
at sellers option in March. April May next at 122.s
WHIsKY-Market dull at 26f0265l4 o gallon for
Rectifed.
FREIGHTs-A bark taken for Liverpool at 16 Cd
for corn and ship for Portsmouth. N H. at l5-16t
full cargo Of cotton.
EXCHANGE-The demand was fair at our quotations
sterhne ~ q IA
Er&nca...t. Oh ~ ah1oi 81
New York sxty-day Bills..........2 021S y Ct disc
Sight Checks oaNew York;. u p Ct disc "a par.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


" 7
Monday Evening, January To- 1874 (
The receipts to-day unimportant The market has
fair stock of Beef Cattle and Hogs Sheep and Veal Cat
tleSn demand. g.. Z.
--PRICES-
BEEF cattle (Westernl fine to choice 010 ~ ID net
rough to fine. ........ 915I0- 6 u il net
(Attakapas & Texas). .63ai6S 4 u Is net
Hoes .......,..............6 da61se p ii net
SHEEp lin lots) Observation-Disclosures 00i66 90 q head
GOOD and Choiee) .......s "a 80 u head
Mulch Cows. S35 00T5 90 q head
:. (Choice) s. 00NO- 90 D head
CALVES AND WARNINGS. e06l4 90 p head
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ST. LOUIS

VIII lsave TUESDAY, January II, at O'Clock, p NJ
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRo, MEMPHIS s-4 =
J. and al in.srmediate landings The splenifd
steamer ELEPHANT, S FEtee, master, szssssEF
port receiving freight oot Of ys street. vii
For freight apply 10
janis ertn J0FIN T. HYB co. Povdras sSss
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OHIO RIVER

Will leave TUESDAY January II, at 5 o'clock I'm
T70R CINCINNATI, MADISON, Lou .qmg =
M IsFlILE and sill intermediate landings The sksassa
NILES, Alex R. Irwin MASTER wiieay irsig6t or
passage, apply board,
MCDOWELL JRs Il BELL, IL Pcyafas street
iantI or 10 ROeERS MCGUIRE CO. Is sffcat.
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AM u S E M EN- rs
GT. CHARLEs rHEArRE :


~ B. DKBhR. Avn M1S.av,
u u CHEsLkf .iHEbagaEE.
l night JULIA DEAN Mr. g. JAMESON
IN compliance with general request hs Manager will repeat the
TUESDAY EVENING January H. 1854 will 5s performed
GAAESrEafrr, Beystsy. hs Julia Usan Mr. Beverley, Mr.
SEQ Jauison; Lwgou Mrs Maggie Slkey Mr. dd9ek;
Mra W pAys. which, s0NGA Dnfgd. 10 be followed
by LA BELANGE ITO conclude with TRYING n 0r WGl-
saghan PotE Mr.. Magic Mrs Jobo, Mira Booh Fanny Ms.
DTtfelf.
TOMORROW EyENTNG-aiisg JULIA DEAN.
w Dess Circle and Parquetie. IS cents; Second Circle 50 csn.s
Gallery % centsi Coorsd Boxes Private Bozer g.
" Doors ut hAfpast O'Clock Curtain rises at o'clock pre-
ciaciy.
DLACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street.
ihe highly celebrated and ecopiahed Daasegs'
Senorita StJ Third Appearance of NrG C. HOWARD
DAY EVENING January tho will
with the Drama Of MY huNTDek Dssha Mr.. j. H. Allen Rattle,
Mr.. II b. Logan sobrsvs, Ksmbla Mrs. Cobett Bower
After which, Grshd spAnsh Ssu De XERXEs By
Senoria Soto To be followed the Comic Sketch Of the USPR0
TEcIED sEMALE-pey Mrs G. Howard To be succeeded By
the Gtand Spanish Pas de Deur La MA0LA by saoa Soto
NJ g. " smith 70 conclude Wit the Far. Of The ROUGH Ola
PReEB ApassoBoIe, First Second Tier PGrqustts,
T5c Bo1es Third Tier or coored on 50c Galsr
Private Bores, Is.
n Doors open hapa o'clock; performance
coeE UTeriHetS
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, 4
Tuesday Morning, January II, 1854

KIu7EfHJ IIFLR'
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Hemisphere Pray, Hnvre ] P Whitney keo
spanish ship Florida Banoa, Wiamare Barcelona, Cabsero
Sahf l. Richardson, Collins, Baltimore Ashbrldge &co
ARRIVED
Ship Milan Badger from Hayre, Nov 49, ballast to Mssker
district.
British ship rhlanhrop Wilson, Liverpool Nov 49,
--3ddistrc
British ship Onward, welch liverpool Gifney
British bark Actepn Benson from Falmouth Eng Nov. 90 in ballast
to mhaerlst district.
Steam boats.
.| II NJ Wright, Clarke, rom yicEsbirg,
4a Doctor Bntay Wilson, charlottesville
II r D White Effort, Baton Rouge
New IAtona, Gross, from LoDdrlla Store,
. AsbaInn Roberts, from Alabama River,
Magnolia, Thomassoa from Vckstutg.
Carrier, Crane 0uaehita River.
jean Webbe, HoslBa,
Alice w Glaze Johnston, St. Marlnsytilo,
Mary Foley, Ranso1 from DonadsoHylle.
George Collier, GoEee Memphis
Princess, Holiness New Carthage.
Below-Coming UP.
Ships unou and Sas GTeenan, stands New
YAH
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RIVER STEAMERS

D ,AF0URGHE PACKET DOCTOR m--s
BhTRY Cspt v. c. Wilson, ieEvss MONDAYS 4tTts-N
a2L 4 <. JtYpREsr % aissafs - =
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VICKSBURG.

- VIII leave sATuRDAT, J4nnsry u. at S O'Clock Pm.
TT0R VIGKSB URG, WARREsToS, s-
NJ NgW T, GARTa bs, GRAND euLF, ROD lfss.szsS
and BATON RouGEsguar Saturday Weekly VicEburg FzcEs
Steamer SOUTHERN BELLE-Ths e masnfc and spffi
running packet SOUTHERN BELLE Captain j.
White, leave above passage apply board or
SMITH Il FIAIIsTER. ii Canal gtres5
TT The Southern Belle will take Yaloo freight privilege
OF reahlppirR. jani6
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.aTTaKdPaS

XIV wA lssve TuEsDA Y Jaauary ,.
* 'oR e ATFAkAPAS.-The new and asnss
a -. .ssssnas. ALICE " GLAZE, j. Ieha-
Lave as abys ,ss .p55 acstgfag freight 1sd III ss
ard ST.
BFt z sAsskiN cgSTREFILE PATTERsONYiTIF
sihSsP9sT sad all u tan Abniiay, Fz tris4
sage appiy board, f'f issl2a' or PAS
GniT J m. JoJNaTe,sr i, cr -
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RECEIpTs on PRODUCE.

prrrrprs an pponrrcr
Ssan9 e2g S, Go'es az 9 F Cotton to
o2.s MeGegos 4 Allowsyl45 snltt Miller aeo=3! Fei9ws
T rolc7 VIII &iI s 'S ss fog ey q
90 Williams bathurst Neoss GoopSI keoeS Vat pyalss
& CroHwes1 Lloyd Friarsop-lS siey Green &eo
Is sglss rSg s 2.I9 s SR 9 si d
T. sfseyt wiii9r yoii eGaef.oa S ieaisI Aydr go
\ eS5 heg W rs Cep9, %so cesk &C..
va. Msrsfof e do sns Day ~ ss'lS Das
T Twite6Sl &els bbis apFs ~ do bcdas Homss2S
a Eda. Ws'h &C., bss mafoe II ~ o
vioKsBueeper steamer Magnolia. ga hale. cote, Wat.
AZ W:ht Wttsns 9 aSo N oio HS, !SnHs
II day 6nssr &olo so-ss Do Fsioes
e. uekner sntoS 4 NewtSn6a Marin own CoTssi Bogart
R Ro.6 4s5n InIii , oT ~ e. 70
soss Bgchnn"ea CAROL Risks Sos 90
4 Gds &C. fIId &c., nwihTy Green COP DO to
H. ssi s, a.1s t s 4.s 6 pGsssa
Td. tasy az .ss saSn Owen os do Savage Williams
NEW cARTIsAGEpsr st.aner Princess, 900 b.Ies cott n
y, s.nGh n9ys S9s Jafs9n &eS
9qssy Hsrt1lls RSPssat Sas, ksgss g.
PtIehsG &c-4o Thorph aeos5 v Le1erch &ec-a do 10
smith johnson soot1s Greenwood &eois cur4y Pe.5s
s+sa Williams Sg G 81 eHa asS &s0 hh %s
cotton Ser Do Mcsby-b0 do II McAipn o
LoBDEEEs sroRE-pss steamer New hetoqs so bile. cotton
eE S os1ey Sd ass1
@ nSes Sgs y bs sa ss' Il Obj
e aS e. d. s s bs bg R.
IolosqIo bsts Dunbar do DSgeio.
Bsss co H. n ds Vsgr ~ % 70
hianhgI2 do Watt Desaatss25 do Hegs Foley Avery-22
bud. ssx" IT,; VS. Dbl + mola''s'.
sTiny, aO-l7 Bai Miller oales HawEins-si
sl luckasr Fost Mel DO ca1ry *
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W.aTERLJvG PL8ltE q

4 AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER Sg~~a
" GRE0LF-Niptar Arrangement sszSs~S
JEAN sPIIZ BlLKI aHd I'll nreaiate adsaIs 1Tte7In
hef tP % PAscseOFLA on TUESDAY and SATURDAY 81 saeS
SeeE1he splendid low packet
Walker master, built expressly trade with upso a.
eommodation will leaye
Lake Of thu Cars "a follows;
PzatekaasIsn Rdirs49. oezsa ,ssytsS.
JIESDAY 4o'ctoek sarsE " EDNESBAY EVENING.
THURSDAY. 10 o,eloek earst FRIDAY MORNING.
SATUKDAY..-.... O'Clock carst SUNDAY EVENING.
On TUESDAY SATURDAY shs will 20 sg FIR es P6scA
9ODLA, carrying mails and passengers.
~ fhs Mail Bag will leave Office Of o'sEook
promptly Saturdays Taesay osek On Thuyatsv
rcruihgs p. GFDDgs, Agast. 10 Bank PIaee. raj
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EXPORTS


Tho Carrier 0lacl reports
the oaachia river, falling
EXPORTS "M.
HAyRE-shfp Hemisphere 3T0l bncs cotton.
RsCELONA-shp Florida Bnucal035 baek cotton 1000 staves
pkisn
BALTMORE-Schr Richarison2l5 hbds barrels
nlolassea, 81 bdla hides.
IMPORTS.
RIO Gen Jopea (repored .yessty2s7 bags
coffee Rail- Eco do RodDconach a Frontahan.
GRAND CAtLLoU-Seh UrbnnG-55 hds Dennistoun
nosses Jackson &co50 bbia
@ NJ Eatl n
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VII IenYe FRIDAY, january 20, at O'Clock P. A.
rs A ~ 4

- WIN lsnFe FRIDAY. january 20, at 5 O'Clock
NOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, a~as :.
ID PRINCETON, LAKE PROVIDENCE, MILL ,sAseess4E7
kEN's BEND, FfcKSBURG GRAND GULF, ROD sssszzsSsE
NtY MATCHES, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE
ard all intermediate passenger steamer
FRAN X LIN j. H. Estes Oh svgfv
FRIDAY throughout the season, O'Clock freight pas
apply board, = =
| sFRoTHsR b BRes. Agents, as Pogdfas street.
E The Frank Lyon VIII have Clark Levee loot 81 Canal
street. early on Wednesday, morning eeetyiuseght sa14
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MOBILE.

sts0R MOBILE Direct-Daily U. s. - r.
"A Mad Lne-Win.er ATsngsr1ant.-Tha splendid etsfNtf
~ s pfsssr. rassst ,tsaTssr. CALIFORNIA 8.
frost nsf FLst1DA, orsat, MASTER high pressure
Steamer ST. CHARLES, I-Boen Pos; master Sevng en built
expressly for t1s Lake trade superior
Do above steamers will PouNhartrAin Railroad DAILY
% ssa q ssa osek returning will stop Pascagoula
10 The Mail will oss Of the IT O'Clock
P.M r. GEDDEs, Agent, 80 Bank Place. niQ
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YAz0O RIVER,

H'illeavs "WEDNESDAY 7. January Is at 5 o,clockP NJ
EHOR YAZOO CITY, SATARTIA, ,-
FickSBtRG, and all ns:rmstats landings. LssatAsIs
lace MASTER will Leave above. For freight passage, having
per'or accommodations, apply on board, or 70
7. WILSON. II CIrenisiet street,
a. ton will all
above Yak99 Civ. h he prl.ll-Ee
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ILLECART sALION'S yERzENAY
E,s CHAMPAGNE, from AIAREUIL,

NJ. s. j.. B. WALTON.
SOLD Agents for the Southern statez
Inc undersigned have In 1mau inyoe the
brand Of superior WINE aud they confidently
en9n the trade and conaners being equal Wine offered
in This country.
Mr.. DLLEGART SALMON s the proprietor the
estates IN Champagne and his Wines sell known and esteemed
u hgstF a Frhpe he has bgeh appointed furnish
the COURT Of BAVARIA. with authority
ARMS OF THAT COURT UPON HIS LABELS.
The Vine eolf the quality
and is dis inyuished by its rich irBity flavor
tins shall the orders
tEads upon terms az liberal and competitor
NJ. x j. u. WALTON.
DDS sptf IL New F-vee end II Tchenpitara Streets
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Will leave TUESDAY, January II, at O'Clock N.
HS0R CINCINNATI, M A OLSON, Mmz \
n LOUISVILLE and all intermediate ana.sgs.
The and superior passenger GINCIN-
MATES R. NJ Wade master, will leave sboye elghl
PASSAGE apply on beard.
MCDOWELL, JR. Il BELL Il Poydras street.
iani7 or TO ROGERS. MCGUIRE L CO.. % Poydras street.
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PASSENGERS.
LIST OF VESSELS IN Port NOT CLEAREp

Per ship Miiau-l3G aeerlge
Per ship Ceffs Gcrla-1g "a storage.
Per SHIP Fides-Sll sfRerage.
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MasT.
.aLaB.fJMa RIVER.


= VIII ieAvs 7 Tues A Z January u, at S O'clock p
NOR M0NTG OMERY, WETUMrKA, ,r-g
= sELAA, add al landings Alabama River, via
Ae jefferson and Lake Poafeharnn Rnlynrd
T4gzar AsbaHs River Packet WETUMPKA, D. H s5sT nss
sI = nov esyng freight Il leave aooy freight or
Pasaas naYing fns accommodations, apply board
aaaLll- MCDOWELL JR. 4 BELL II PoSiras ssrsst.
WI Ieszs WEDNESDAY. January 10 III oseloez p 4.
HfOR MONTGOMERY, WEffMPKA, s-as /.
- SELMA sad all landings Alabama River
81 We EsT s.srRegaar Alabama River Packet
LAlsAAATAs stauaeh built passenger
r Ioes Jt nhss,sr, pot receiving freight ard
SUI leave 80 ahoVs from TIE Basin oo. 81 IqiFe st4es For
q passage, agng hne appy
-I46ls MCDOWELL, JR. 4 BELL, il Poydras street.
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