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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26
HARD TINES IN ARKANsAs.-The

HARD TINES IN ARKANsAs.-The Ar.
kansas river having nearly dried up, the
Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette says:
"There is not, in Little Rock, bar.
rel Of -four, bushel Of meal, or q pound
of coffee or sugar for sale. Flour would
60 off readily hero at Sl5 barrel, and
corn meal at So a bushel, sugar and
coffee would sell for any price. There is
the greatest scarcity Of every article o
provision or family groceries. We do
not know what our people will do Z"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26
TTUrII 1Hc W IITHc
The Raby SHOW,

The Show was visited on Tuesday Uhe first
day. by IL 1867; on Wednesday by 1890 on
Thursday by 1853, and on Friday Che last
day. by l6,745. And on Saturday. though the
show had virtually closed, none but the prize
babes being on exhibition. 1855 visitors were
present at / e Museum. The aggregate receipts
Of the five days named, it will be thus seen,
amount TO sl7,3Si. Really this is a success.
The prize babies are to be seen at the Museum
throughout the present week, though the
s'Show" is over
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26
naz. The AGENT for GA.ror 4 Joh,

D%- The agent for GAsroN & JOHN.
SONS maps wishes US 10 give notice that
those maps which were engaged in Iron.
ton, will be ready for delivery shortly
afier.the 4lh Of July, and as he intends
to furnish splendid maps he wants splen.
did money. Please have tho "Rhino"
convenient, that second call may not
be necessary, as he has engagements to
meet elsewhere.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26


ere not surprised at this. The Colonel is
q staunch, old. fashioned Whig-a real
Conssrvativs--snd has no sympathy for
Hindoos or Hindooism. But tho meet
ing was "hard up" for respectable men,
and il couldn't excuse him.
Thomas C. TAoo, Dr. CAMILLus HALL,
Cunrrs ScovILLE, and J. M. MERRILL,
were appointed altornates' Objection
was made by w. w. JOHNSON, ESQ., TO
tho nomination Of Doctor HALL, because
he was democrat. The Doctor was de-
lcatcd. Seeing that this bulchery was
forcing open the eyes Of the people as to
what they really were, reconsideration
was had, and the nomination OF Doctor
HALL was confirmed. But the cloven
foot did stick out, though!
-We HOARD nothing in saying that
neither Doctor HALL nor Mr.. TAGo will
aulhorise this rrofsne use Of their names
HALL is a democrat, body, soul, and spl'
rit and the men who fancy that he is as
shallow as themselves will find out that
such imper.inence will be lebuked llper'
sisted in.
w. w. JomSsoN. Esq, offered a res
olu,ion TO tho effect that Hon. w. "
PECK was the choice Of the People ol
Lawrence county for Judge Of the Su'
premc Court. Adopted.
GEORGE w. WILLARD, Esq. a prom
incnt Hindoo, and Cashier Of the "lron
Bank" submitted a resolution: THAT
S P. CHASE was not the first choice OF this
meeting for Governor. 1t was adopted
mem dis, of course. We are glad thai
such an expression was taken; because
it enthusiastically shows the true inten
of this "Rcpublican" faction. The Jug
glers who control it profess to ignore all
former party issues, and to base theI
action on anti.slavery doctrines. Ye
when the most distinguished ant'slavery
man in the West-a gentleman whose
fame is cc.extensive with the continen
for the wisdom and might he has showr
in the an,i.slavery cause-is suggested
as a candidate for Governor. these Hin
doc Strangers resolve that he is not thei
first choice. Thanks for that unguardet
resolution, Mr.. WILLARD. 1t reminds
me of Rochefoucault's maxim: "Dls
guise is n wretched garment Were WI
to take half as much pains to be wha
we ought to be, as we do TO disguise wha
we really are, we might appear like our
selves without being at the trouble o
any disguise at ALL"
The truth is, Mr.. Willard and thos
who acted with him do not now and nc
yer did care button about the anti
slavery cause. Their ideas Of politica
Justice have not progressed so far. Wer
Mr.. CHASE a Howard or Wilberlorct
their dislike would be only intensified
Mr.. CHASE, like the illustrious name
mentioned, is a demo crat /; and oppose
to Fictitious aristocracy. Such a mar
though bright as the Son of the Morr
ing, would be dragged down by Georg
w. Willard and his associates.
Democrats can see from this what the
may expect from the "Republican" fa'
ton. 1t is the most treacherous orgar
ization ever formed. Every man VIII
has an atom OF genuine democracy
him, it assassinates. The movement
Aimsy attempt To- retrieve the fortune
of party so blasted by popular execr'
ton that, like a jail.bird, it is obliged
change its name in order to carry out i
"deeds OF darkness"
>D>------
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Sian der Suit,

In the Lewis County Circuit Court,
last week, suit of slandcr--Miss Eli.
20 Beckley against VIM. Giddinss-was
tried, and verdict rendered for $40 900
damages. 1t appeared upon trial, we
understand, that Giddinss had paid his
addresses to Miss B., and had been re-
jccted--previous to making the disrepu.
table and sandrous charges which tho
jury so sinsularly punished in damages.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26

Cor So Now. frank" said an az
fec,ionate lady, ,heolhe day, to prom.
ising young America, elf you don't
stop smoking and reading so much, you
will get SO after awhile that you won't
care anything about work." "Mother,"
replied the young hopeful, leisurely re-
NOV ing very large cigar, and turning
another leaf Of Barnum, "l've got so
now !"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26

How beautiful are tho smiles Of limo.
cence, how endearing the symPathies OF
loveshow sweet the solacs Of friendship,
how lovely the tears Of affection -
These combined are tho true poetry Of
humanity. rich pearls clustering around
the altar Of domestic happiness.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26

Book Your EXPENSES was
not little sound sense and bu-
siness discrimination in the merchant,
who happening to see his son take from
his till three cents 10 pay for cigar.
exclaimed authoritatively, "Book it, joe;
book it" as -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26

HEsaY McNEALLy, OF Felicity, died sudden
ly on Saturday last. The Treatment of his dis
ease by his physician has given rise to consid-
cradle comment and excitment in that vicinity,
and, we suppose will be likely to undergo
judicial investigation. As we understand the
facts of vomit produced by taIter emetc he
was also injected with large quantity of Geld
water, which in two hours caused his DEATH
CLermont Co. Courier.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26

Ex.President Tyler had command Of
a military company during :he last war.
Among his men was negro slave, on
whose behalf Mr.. Tyler recently ap.
piled for Bounty Land. under the late
law. But the Department has decided
that no slave can hold property indie.
pendent OF his master, no warrant can
be issued in his behalf.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26

"Doctor." says a young Miss Of the
highheeled modesty school, "Ma sent
me 10 tell you thst sister Maria Euphe.
mia Dulcy Louisa Minerva Rhody Jane
has got sore above the wrist Of her
laft fo0t
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26

The pressure Of business in Court is
such that we have no time TO attend 10
the Register Of last week. II indeed it
merits any notice. "You lie, you lie
lie-lie----l.i.e /" is the sum Of all
Stimson's rhetoric.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26

g6r AT the recent term Of the Dis.
trict Court for Columbia, (city Of Wash.
ingtonD JAMES Hicks recovered Of HEN,
RY CRAlo, $40, 900 for saying that Hicks,
had negro blood in his veins.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26

BG- FRANK SuEEuir, at the West
lronton Store, is receiving large supplies
of fresh Dry Goods and Groceries, as
may be seen by his advertisements Call
and see his stock.
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s1-To Town Subscribers. -

In consequences of the absence Of our
Carrier, tho paper will be carried to-day
by snother, and several subscribers may
be missed. We hope all such will call
at once, and get their papers at our office.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26

The widespread rumor that Col.
Greene, Of The Boston Post. will succeed
Mr. Buchanan Minister 10 England.
Is untrue, 2a eA
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26
The Pr0hibitOry Law In Illinois.
CHICAGO, June 8.

Returns just received from twenty.
three central and southern Counties
show over 10000 majority against the
Prohbitory Liquor Law. The State
now stands 4,340 against the law.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26
SECOND DISPATCH.

The returns are extremely perplexing
in character. Tie sixty Counties heard
from now foot up majority Of only
thirty votes for Prohibition. Strong ap.
prehensions are felt that the law is dc.
reated,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Jenna Conference Formally Closed

AUSTRIA REFUSES TO ACT wrrHTHE ALLIES
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MARIE DE La N'1LE ORLEANS
HOTEL DE VILE. le. 0 Aon,. 1855,

HOTEL DE WILLIE lie 0 Aout 1856.
L'electton de Juge de la Seconde Cpur de District
ie la Nouyeie Orleans qui e ele oidonnee pour
TdTNDl lie I3me jour de ce mis-, aura leu dams hes
sndroits Ell sous ia surveillance des lHs pecIeurs c.
apres desIgnes ct NOMINEES, conturmemeni a la loi
IER PREcINeT-A la maison de pompe Iraad Fire
Co No. r. rue Tchoupltouias Iu-
specieurs-J. Walol James Il.
Dudley Ell Mortimer Turner.
2ME PRECINCT---A la maison de pompe de Fire ca
No. ~, rue Thalia. Inspecteurs-
10 t. Hamilton, John Platzmeyer
ell James Beggs.
3ME PREclNT-A la mason de pompe No. 6, rue 81.
Joseph, lnspecteurs VIM. led
wood, L. A. johnson ei II. L. She r.
man.
4ME PREctNcF--A lamaison de pompe Fire Co No.
49, Inspecleurs = Thomas Leeds,
Charles Black Ell Henry Forno
5ME PREcINcT-A la mai son de pompe Fire Co.
No. Z, eucuignure des fues Naiche q
ct Tchoupitoulas. Inspecteurs--
NJ. Savage, Bernard Cohen Ell u
G. Bown.
6nE PREc1Ncr-A la maison de pompe La Hose
Co.. encoignure des rues Perdido al
Carondelet lnspecleurs - pbe RI
NJ. Conway Hehry Flosance e.
John Conway.
7ME PRKcINcT-A la mason de pompe Fire Co. No,
"a, rue de la Commune. ins pee
N= steurs-J. A. AgaIsse, A. Monlagne
Ell Henry Dawes
sME PREcINcT-A la maison de pompe Fire Co
No Z. rue Dauphne. Ins pec,e urs--
J. B. Preau, A. E. Ellis ct Wu.
= Shearer.
ONE PREclNcr-A la maison de pompe Fire Co. No,
l5s rue du BASIN. s[nspecleurs-T.
Fellowes, f. E. Solomon et Geo.
Cronan
1oNE .PREcINcT-A la maison de pompe Pelican
look and Laddef Co, rue Tou-
louse. Inspecteurs-Jos. Dubus,
Dr. Sabater ell f Loze.
lime PRKcINCT-Au Theatre dOreans, RE dos
leans. Hspee eurs F. Mooney
Eugene Delery ell Hortaire Andry
12ME PREcINcT-A la malson de pompe No, 10, rue
du. Maine. lnspecleurs - Geofae
Clark, Charles Caonge el Charles
Rolling.
i3ME PREoINor-A la maison de pompe No. A, rue
de fHnp tai. Ins pecleurs-John d
Dufonr. John Dalhonde etF Kai
man.
l4ME PREcINcT-A la maison d'eeole, encognure lr
Chemin-du Bayou et la rue Der
bigny. Inspecteurs-Hy Bezout
John b. Coulter el B. Crozat ! q
I5ME PREcINcT--A la neison de pompe Co. o. 8
Inspec eurs-E. Staes, F. C. La
vile ct Charles Grandpre
16ME PREcINcT-Ala Halle Brelonne Ins specteurs-
l.. Duvigneaud Jos. Soloman Q
I7uE PREc1NcT-A la maison d'ecoIe MiInehur
Inspecleurs-C s-Chas Fagot, Anthdn,
O'Neafet Jose Moure
1sME PRECINcT-A la malson de pompe Co. No
rue de Ia NicolTe. lnspecteurs-
~" VIM Piles, John P. Barnett e,
Stevenson.
| 1sME PREcINcT-Au depo, des ehars.du chemia d
fer du Coli lu Mex,que. Insuec
| teurs-Jas. B ylan, Tbos. Boyial
| Jr., F. Heller.
| 20ME PREcINcT--Au bureau de la Presse Coion
| Inspeceufs-F. Daubert, WriMal
| Not Ell Charles seuzeneau.
21ME PRECINcT-Au marche de la rue Louisa Ii
| specteurs-Alfred Bourges Robe
| Wynne Ell Michael Dunn.
t22ME PREC1NcT-Au march6 encolgnue des rues M
gain et ST. Andre. nspec,eurs
VIM c. Goodrich Julien Nevll
| etJ j. Seeg.
a3AE PREcINcr-A la maison de pompe rue Was
nglon. Inspeceurs-D. S. De
wees II. d. Keen ct W. v
Yaught.
au7 I'd JOHN L. LEWIS, Mare
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ETNIoN INDIA RUBBER COMPANY

ETNLON INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
Warehouse John street. New fork-Excnrive MAnuac-
under Patst Patent Metallic Rubber
ohng offer for sale for the Home end Trade the
''' CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Coats Coaa, capes Army and Navy Naoods, Reeng AID Pea
Jackets Walking and Riding Leggina
CLOTHS.
Carriage Cloths Enamsed Meodion Cloths,
Tarpaulns Forte and Table Covers
Covers.
Air Beds Pillows, Gdshions LeB Boats Buqys
Hese Of all kinds.
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
Breast Pumps syrnges Hospital shestng, Ga Bsgs. Nipple
Shields Nursing Boiles Te.,hinS Rings, Gus lubing
~ The by Company warranted TO
Climate. d. M WILSON, PYeident.
FMS D, Treasurer and creaIy. e2 4m
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DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED.-DR

Y v BECRWlrHs ANTEDYsPFpTIc PILLS, alter trial Of
tesimona the
men In the United saes admitted be the BEST ANTI
TyspEPTIC MEDICINE Go the public
per been disposed e and the sales
M ncrsspa with the cachbos
trs heotoo pledgea ht
and his as foi e
EFFICACY fTHEi USE Its needes to publish Certificates
certifying hs strongest to
nssipp Rt hey. Bishop Fresman Rev. 8p acPhse,eI 3,
Wis b. North Caroina Hon. Judge Potter g. Court
Hon Beverly Tnckeri Hon. VIM Preston s. " NAL samuel a
rsenve John Henderson, late u s Senator
a hpat Of similar 5ersonases. -,
q. N. Morison E. B. Whee
oek G Kennedy e. D. Beach, Bnaghi andby
the written signature OF JOHN bEGk
WT a. D Petersburg G whom all dealers will please apply
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y RAILkoAp II t,;, s!, DIRECT aes IA s4:az;.ss {

~ TO THE WEST. q = ~
tim oetween Wath Rton and Cincinnati ~ hogrs.
Through efa H5d 5FgsEs Sb Sbe % y NJ Il Ta'h'sn
haYi4E greatly it's Western eoas offers the
fna traveets between Washington, Baltimore and
nj porons of the West The Northwest and the Southwest
The onncon the trains from hnd the trains
heuad Wsst from sames always pe@g md a. H. Wash
baapore. Th1 ht only change Of qud Washing
and heo river Baggage checked through 10 Wheeling
Washington s,atu rechvckd tbele with
passens without charge, hose holding through tickets
4 H. aaa 4I p nj On Sandals AZ The Irter Ii uf oily.
~ Wheeling direct conn Cen
Ohio Railroad, nDng Bsilae, the Wheel
ing hoas Cambridge, zanesve Newark, col mbus These
r at New rk with the of the Newark anisld and
sanduky Railroad, for SanduAky loled Deno Chicago st
Lenk, e.c.
Little Miami Railroad Npnia, Cincinnati Lon syle,
At Xvnia Lille Miami Ra roadl eonneco isf m with the
Passengers holding thrdugh tickets Memphis, vcks ug
the Mail the OHIO. Icke or Evans
vile, Cairo and St. Louis, aae sold by tha cute.
tickets bod when the Ohio navsbe between Wheeling
Wslsve tory m-r where eennechon with the Cleveland
Pttsburs Railroad is
notice that while this is the only
ahordng throngb tickets and asbngton it ia this
great West The distance Washington Cincinnati but ss
miles being about L shorter than any other QUITE
10 5t Coumta 10 S5 Dayton, S5 6o Cincinnati. $6 lonisve
aroad ais ts BY steamer from Cnonna ae lndanapo
a. S6aad ~ 50 S. Louis las 80 aud Us aimh s26 New r
mane a3l, ete.
pasugass may Rave WaShihgton ia. Nj AZ p NJ. For
between Baltimore and Wheeling take A. d
Baltimore Annapolis etc. specia
~ further information, through apply THos
| H. PARSONS, Agent, at Washington station
JuIiN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportation,
| je2H Baltimore and Ohio hailroad, Baltimore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-09

w.su,seroS-Irving's .Lifs of Washington
!. rra;ssd bv the Engiisb reviewers. tlne
IS th,. paals ran,ayks. .sEn9iishmeu can heartily
., aporeoIste s e the greatness ef Washington for
app' ,s .,ot of our blood 2-aaa now tiIat the
mas Of contest have been removed, we can
acknowledge the justice of his cause, and tha
heroism of his actions
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NUMBER SO.
oFFICIAL---oFFICrAI..

CoaPfRoLLER,s oFFTGY
City Of Nep Oreaus Nay l. 1856
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and he ss hereby
authorized and required give notice by standing ad
vsrtsemept IN tte ohsiss JOURNAL rhat 10 accordanes
ltn me ninth section of ordinance No 44s approved
~ ~ ~ issa thr Coun will not pay any bill against
sns oty 9ness contracted under authority Of order
From ,se s aesdaHoe with s ordinance
President Board Of Assistant n'ihSns Aldermen.
tsgIssa1 srii,a... ~ III 4 Place,
Approved April %, 1855. - A's'. .'1'n-.
= [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the oeers Of the city ard Of the
public respectfully called to the foregoing rrsontion
mylstf - Comptroller City Of New W. Orleans.
Police Jail, Second Listrict,
MAS brought 10 the City Police Jail. on the 4tb
wv inst. the negro girl MARY ANN i. feet 9ins
ctrs high apparent msrks ssysshs belongs 10 5fr
q SALIVA living IL The parish e St Bernard The owpss
is requested 70 cal claim said slave according to aw
e PLAa CHARD Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, August 1855 anT i5t
NNTAs brought to the City Police jail On tn. 9Th
wv inst this negrv boy LEVY is feet 10 fnchss
hign has mark cut on the loot says he belong
he owafr is requested ro cs and claim sau staye
corfsns to law. Pb NCHsRD.
Keeper City Fonce Jail.
New Orleans August g. 1885. an7 lst
SATAS Dtought the .sity Police -Jaik on th- 8 L
wv inst, the negro Boy WILLIAM Is. 4 feet 6 6is-
cnsa higa has scar On ths tdrtbesd aas good Walt
fhird District he is requested and ciau
said slave according law
Il BLANCHARD. Keeper City Police j J,,t
= New 0ri-anf. AusdSt 1875. su7 4
bATA As brougt the City P,nce J4ii oD NJ 10
w July the muatto boy OIL is feel 81 inch
hish about u 70 ~ years old has
+eeth out. says he b-iongs My Eauubd GA,
residing in ST. LOUIS. No The r~queateo i,
cal sna Claim ssid s.v- according to Law
n PLANCHaKD Keeper City PoIice Jail
New Orleans. August 'lsa5. au2 In
ENTAS brought to the City Police Jai. tine II h.
wv November, 1854, the negro boy SAN is . fe-s Z
hIgh over ~ years old. says be belongs
lr d. shOty, chinde, living near Cool spring.
Livingston iatish, La Ene is requested
and claim esid ssave ae5urdipg law.
PLAN HARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, August l. ls55 au2lm .
sRJ as brought to this City Police Jail this Sd Gay
w of July, the light negro BOY JACK is feet h
tnciles high, 40 years cid Bays he belongs
tagandis brckyard, Pensacoa, Fa. The s
queoted Gail aud claim raid save according TO law
Il, PLAACHAhD, Keeper City Police jail.
New orleaps. July IL. 1855 Bll I'm
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SAHERAC BRANDlES.- The subscribers,
NJ being in thf city of the Celebrated
SAZERAG BRANDIES constantly hand
lower medium gfades we'll the
1885, 1902 and ls0b and invite the attention Of
WM.E.LRYERICH& CO., Agents,
issH edOid tsysa street,
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IA VII WEEKLY LINE OF Ill sasg d.
4 sIAsEs ERoM oLINroN 49, sss - sals

fntkI- WEEKLY LINE Of ttI1 Essv
4 STAGES FROM CLINTON 80 ~ ~ S9aszE --ss&
EAST FEiICIANA, pssing through GREEHSBURG ANTE
CITY the NEW ORLEANS anu JACKSON RAILROAD.
There this Fri Weekly Line Stages,
leaving Amie Cts Monday Wsdnssda and Friday III
Clinton
the evening O'Clock Returning will leave euon every
Tuesday, ay Saturday O'Clock in the morning. and
arriving al City the evening tfA Tor New
By hi, rsgte viii pass from oesns t. Gin
STAGE The Sage Road s beautiful und4t country afTd
natural roads AH yet Mail established thH
ro1 O. Bag Transmission Of Pspsrs has
pa jackson Railroad No. As
Monday
Wadnsday O'Clock In tn. rnng and ntten
tiou will b paid the delivery of Lett and Papers
TIE throug from New Orleans to Clinton will
be Five poare 1t " thus that ohospes qpek
and safest route from Clinton to New Grleans.
f. HESLFR CITY.
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Great CENTRAL ah sdE.zs Ex- IA q iiss;
NEW YORK AND ERIE s ,Ijs n ~, s8.i.ssi3 -.

On SUNDAYS, only one Express TRIM, - 5.sor M
Mdrday b. 1855 ard ant further notice,
aepgar viii hB pier u Duas oows
BUFFALO EXPRESS, IS A. NJ. lot antao.
MAIL, sf6 A. Nj. for Duukrk and Bao snd Intermediate
thfr train Wilt renSn night oswsso
ana proceed the le1 B'-rring.
RoCKLAEb PASSENGER, r. k rpm the foot o Chambsrr
rneet) Peanop. sufaTns and Intermediate stations.
WAY PAssEsGER, at 4 P. NJ, for Newburgh aud osviie
snd ihie
FIGhT EXPRESS at 530P. NJ. for DupkiIk and Buffalo.
EMIGRAAT p L. ,uhSrk and Ruaso ami intermediate
EXPRESS, TsoP. M for kirk and Buffalo, and inter
stations
These Elmira with he Emra S
gsra Fails sils; Buo DuGkrk vi
Shere Rosd C Reaud Cneini at Toledo Detroit
Chicago, sc vi splendid SteemeJsfor all ports
Lake Erie.
myal De, Mc5ALLUM, General supsrmtendsni
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

ri EW ORLEANS, oPE- k. Ess 5ssassssssssasts
! " LousAS AND GREAT WEsT-SsgE ~ Ls82-z
/ RAILROAD.
UMMER ARRA G. Z M z N T.
PassengeTa rau daily and from aourehs Croesng Lesse
A. M Lsourche Crossing at IL O'Clock
M Estrrung Lnourchs Crossing O'Clock p. NJ
arriyos AlgisrE a, 6 O'Clock ?. N
| SPECIAL TRAINS.
will Axsfs Saturday Afternoon a
o'clock Monday Uoning-savug the Crossing
o'ei och A. NJ arriving AgsrT az 10 O'Clock A. M.
Excursion Tckst and the day, viii bo suad
every lay tolosS-
To Bayou des hlemandes s.............,..-..-Sl 95.
Edoarchs Cros4ing... 80.
t stops for the Accommodation
dsFirous Of getting on aud OF at that point. . .
mia I'm A b sEsER Vice President
NIEW ORLEANS, JACK fss, s.zs bTis,,sa sassssszs.;
lW BON AND GREAT NORTHERN sEE HI ~
RAILROAD Depot Caiope street, OF Clara street.
the New Easin.
PASSENGER TRAIN daily 0yka fss miles from New 0rleaps
And bach Leaves ie city a. NJ reaches os Ia a' F. NJ
Osyha P. rencha EJ Orleans 5P. nj. Ps9ssn
gr1rsrsped and landed at all htsrmediate statons.
FAHKThrss cents mile each servants
sl price
FRtIGHF TRAIN the City to osyka and all intermediate
1sous every Tueday Thusday ard Saturday. at A. M md or
all intermediate Monday
Wednet day and Friday, st 8 A. NJ. u
Tickets emitting the holder
U5YRA and back, will be sold for Two Dciiars.
f Season Tickets issued application, moderate price.
lei GEO. II. ElZLEHURkf, Gen'l Superf
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rpyRANspoRTATION FROM CHARLES

TON, s. O., TO MONTGOMERY ALA -Uuti further notee
ofeght Cta,lestcn S. c. to Mentsomeiy Ala will
be as f0iiOgg; 80. -,
eabc foot a5 csnsboxes hats bonne furniture
matches aud other light articles
Second er v0l6S 81 and ales sad ilery
Dry gihlp, ainte rnk root gins fen ra'sn
ca4ks
e Tor Rra tobacco enthsr, dry hides cast
e1 machinery coils carriage springs
axes cahde hdaa hoo~-wae nolaases OIL
wi lead, Liquor, ciOckefy in Crates and casks
relative ahirment q via Charleston, to
npuicaiion TO HENRY Y0NGE,
a5asn aLrae
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VII HAIL. ~NseNN> -
The election for Judge of The second District Court
of New Orleans, ordered for -MONDA4' me i5lh
August instant will be held al The toowing places
named Inspectors designated and appointed accord
ing to law:
FIRST PREcIScT.-Atthee engine house OF drad Ira Ere
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Inc .hondteur contains decree modifying
the import duties on several articles.
me SUN Set apart for the expense of the Fete
Napole n, on the latn Of August. is to lie dis
tfibated to the widows and orphsns of the war.
Five buadred Russians, now at TouIon. are 10
he exchanged at Odessa for French prisoners OF
Juae 18th ~