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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-24

TOHN EAEILEES e HItOTEEN. ~ IGHMIT III:
y loulas street above St Joseph COPPER TIN AND slEE
IRON WORKERS, prepared to do all KINDS OF Werb
in their line business such putting Tin and Copper tut
,es Valleys Also putting Oh Copper Tin and enc RGois
dispatch All kinds Jobbir and Repairing attended to with
DISPATCH By strict attention to all ORDERS We hope to merit
share of the public patronage. ,. ,,y
We Ier leave to refer the following gentlemen Messrs
Cr1zer Wing Jur1ison Nc Iatosh, Cook Moehose Rot
er Hughes G. W. Church, Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayer
Caller Turpin 4 Co.. j. W Jewell ar,
hFette Box TO Mechanics and Dealers Exchange u 81
Charles strep nu2l 3md.tW
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" formed co-partnerslp under the style of DUNCAN
LOGAN 10 SUCCEED the late firm nf Rawlins Duncan Co.
the purpose Of lransacng COTTON FACTOR AGEANU
GENERAL. COMMISSION BUSINESS and arc fully author
lied to iiquidate the business ofheir predecessors
- 1; H. DUNCAN,
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BUILDERS HARDWARE AND CIR 3TEs.
ID The attention builders and propey-ownes is respect
fully invited large and well assorted stock Of HAhn-
WARE AND CRATES. Among which particularly men
lion LOCKS of every description, NIGHT IATCIES, Sill!
DlNti DOOR TRIMMINGS, BUTTS. HINGES, BOLTS AND
WEIGHTS, PUIIIES. YENTI.AToRS, ee. etc ! N iNct'
every article in our requisite for the erection OF buildings
Wc IRE determined to give satisfaction customers both in
the quality of goods also in prices which We have
greatly reduced. LUNESCH!iuss, btoH d W.,
jy2S III Camp street. opposite LAFAYETTE square
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COMPREHENSIVE

f!O-PARTNFiRsHIP-T UNDERSIGNED have
business under the style CHARLES A.
LABUZAN 4 CO., OF No. % Camp street, New Orleans
CHARLES A. LABuZAN,
~ D. I. RUSSELL.
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ns- The ship Cicero, Capt. InrinS from
Nnston scAreile 81 Third District Corr
,lecS are requested the receipt goods
leyec, otherwise they will be stored tei expense and
risk.
ON GEO, w IISS con & CO., 90 Cdmn
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H. M @ ~ a. Oh f dh saiNM
diseases Dr. Aver attributes this result to the effect Of
his Cherry ectora He also that his
CatEarlic Pills gives believe they will they
into general lacrialy reduce the mortality from
those particular diseases for which they designed From
what know Of his preparations think he has grounds for
his claims, and he has. II i, attainment Of which En-
peror might he prnnd Rarely is permitted amy to
know that his skill Is bestowi health aid life to the of
his fcloH
Such reflection is worth working for, though he had
only reflection for his reward. springfield Daily Courier
nSSTty for sale by j. WRIElIT 4 CO., and all
city Druggists. 020 2mW&A
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~ CuSrE is dissolved since the 1T inst. A. COSTE, Jr.
will continue business for his account.
A. COSTE. JR.
New Orleans. September . 1856. se24 3lH
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when tho above report vas rod thsrs Protractst
cscuesion motion 70 have the two reports printed
in pamphlet form for the of tbs members. Tho mo
ton, hewever end mot prevail, and the Assembly soor
s.ssr adjourned 10 this morning.
Old schsoI-Fourth Day.
The Assembly came to order ct tina appointed houl
yesterday morning, and the proceedings opened
usua', Nth prayer by the Moderator.
The JUDICIAL Committee reported upon q complaint Of
infcrmal'y sgsr at the Baltimore Synod and rscommsn
ded that 1t be dismissed The report accepted and
adopted.
Tie annual report Of the Board Of lForsign
Misse then submitted 70 the Assembly, and
ferred TO an appropriate committee.
The report is quite lengthy but Il Of very interest.
Ing ch.r.oer We have prepared condemnation Of the
preeiur es les publication this morning.
The complaint Of the Session Of Saltwater, N. j.,
taken up. Nsppearsd from tie papers which read
that Mr.. Peter A. Sohaer Elder in Still water church,
esrses e
these CT ages it alleged that schssr called his pas
tor (kev. Mr.. Cordt) . liar and tibet, inemuca as
that Mr.. c. stole sermon and that he (Shaer did not
want to hear AIRY man preach who would do 90. II was
alleged IN tie papers that when Mr. sshser cited
to ske his before Seeson he declined to
and therefore suspended for contumscy. SuSes-
qusnuy the Presbyery made order for his renstas-
meDt be hsvg tet his appeal 70 that bosy that
copies OF the charges had upon him. The
Session called to the Synod OF New Jersey and the
syrod sustained the action of the Presbytey The
plant of the eesson nov was against the action OF the
Synod.
The Rev. Mr.. CosDn, Of New Jersey read the various
papers Connected with the matter and supported the
complaint ~ cons1erabe length.
Jurg FINE II tie minuts book o. the Session
sbo copy of the charges had been
Mr.. Schafer his vie or fAmiy.
Rev Mr.. CoNDIT produced ths minute book, and read
from 1t 10 the effect that the had been read to
Mr.. echafer at certain meeting Of the session, &c.
Commissioners asked coties Of the charges had been
served upon the first citation.
We understos the response - be in the negative.
tIaveh mint NAL aaiou
then ensued In the regard who suorld then address
the Assembly but to be hzf this Rev. Dr. Davidson
decided TO BE- entitled be heard next In support a the
course adopted BY the New Jersey Synod.
At the Of tine reverend ger temau's remarks the
question bod not been cscit ed and the Assembly Ad
journed till Tuesday (this) morning
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Telegraphic Marine Report.
BOSTON, May i9-Arr ship l. Warren, New Orleans.

HersId Marine Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 19Arr ship Annawan. Mclean,
ss Al s ;s :ss
F.. Bsesc =. sssT wary Ho,t which cleared :. h.
in t.tlsss April where she dseear.ed part
a.1 81: Of :s BE and arrived
ship vsspssn. Goods Porto cabso; b.s. B,,essrd
oso Jons s sr
Port mouth Cushing Godfrey. Boston; Mail crowe Pro-
's''''' Miscellaneous and Disasters.
The steamship Nashville Capt Berry. from Charleston
rived lss evening. Tho purser win accept thanks Tor
papers
ARRIVALS wnxrsc1os, NC The fcowinx list .hows the
vessels bst have arrived Wi%inSor NC from
s1s%en @ Ia ssth ii oons-zms
riean 4Is; BIish. s; Dutch galiois, s-Total, $50.
ord. 1sesny oSgnsd sssp q cog ion..
e % Ss
he eP ;nd o SS about ana was
En- ~ Been .'
e. ns S
ssa es her car, March 81 and would ss shipped
& ss 81 .s
sn a ss s 's or III .a'
n 7s s ns ~ Es; "a ss~'
Whalemen.
40 n al 10 a. t,abeh ssIs Matt shipped SO obs
en- oi ~ the Imerald If rediord Hector Norton, do
,stip iieph icr TO sail few days: Frankln Lee
DO 500 So 10 shipped home; Belsna Dcpnn: 40 o 80
%s.,n Do rs 50; 3ssee Nsni ZOO ~
ssn, ae5 sp soser Edwards NIB $50 sp. ali told
Boscu Ie1e do 800 sp TO shiP waiting tI,n Caro-
iaIns ssh, for %s LessDs .o' Brock Nsn 81
bound BON George Susan, Jenchs 40 1000 up all told
shippin Garland Psrons, DO no 81 snes lat report
ns sea Breeze Duffy do 100 spco leaving Paya; Os
v fisher Do 700 tp 100 VIII Mary Frances Rule Warren
no Oil sr &c report BID home Sea Fox Comsry Wsstport
go sp nnss,,mcub 10 So feoras Oliver Ms SD Con-
stns,n psow, Mart 800 on board Clifford Wayne,
avs;p rB cesn tusan Greer NIB, l10 - 30 VIII board
srpsc,ed TO te at home abo the LIST Of july.
IA ,,oun 10 ian 90 Scotland Smith, NIB for Ochosk Sea
.,o Kinds FL Worth Pacific; Feb ~ Archer Maoombsr
SN Tor bru a. 6 also, Triton, do DO; Triton Dsrnn
a. q. rrn,s star. lies apd do d.; Mch IL Cor
W !. lrsys, 30 III III Nsnla,iet GIBBS Nan, " ~ 81
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Port OF New York, May 10, 1866.

Ship Lucy Thompson, Pelceon Liverpooi--S,mi Thomp.
snip 6ossns, Bartlett 4 Iogaon.Danh.n 4 oimon:
R!s fe!s So,s G.,
Sss 5ss!s %,s:s J ssaa $3.50. as:F'
sesr fsSs0I ri s sips bs%asa snis
Sch q se,shon, Graham, New or:esns-Layin / Hurl
se5r Tss.on. Robinson s.:sr nsh-scrsusos ! fsImsn
tchr d Warner Hartman. chsreston-McCTcady. Mott
sssr Ann Susan; Ays.. Charleston De nsr Potter.
sehr mist Dlsosvsy, ! orot-sturs.s cissTm.n
eehr knicott Kinssland Batimore-Aaler Lord = Que
sehr Rankin. Murphy. sa,em-R Ropes Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cshawba Buocb. New Orleans Ih via Havana
nsa 81 o s
ma 10: Ss1 st ship Far ws from
s ,s1 h e 9 s9.s
s,esmikp FsreS hence for as 81 lon
- ssa with steamship hence for
s.. 81 H.s sS.s. ~
@
sn 1Se en-
ysns Tie stopped ca The Hook at Pm on account Of .
5s JAW. ss s:. r' Hove:
fiip Albos. asIn.Sy slsDshss Feb With tear. &C. e
saEL' from Rsngon for London April ss I. IS Ion g
AMI ss
Win tea: &C % master March osper isisnd 60 mica
IOls NIP Rock CIV rom for SsT YcSi
q sbip North sricsD. rom Calcutta Lo.dos;
sha, o. Elm oS.Sy
cruise xp.i q SPOKE whs
ship Silver Star new. Wade, Boston, in ballast to yelling
Bark Lord Ashley Br,. Creswe St Ubes. 81 days. with
Bal Adsm sren,, Junsa. Rio Jansiro 4s days, with
COFFEE, tc elriois 4 Co;
Big sicw oi SALEM, Bates, Ponce, Pr, IS days. with
Big Ora ID. OF Porard Pers fl Cardenas. is days.
= 81 aSis s WI bearing saiiss spos:
SIs Ne, Few Hal gsplItes, Bermuda, May Il, with
SER Josephine Dssoswsy Rio Jan.iro Apri o. with eess
s % .s sid
f% Keith rssny Fo JapefC Mach y. With Wit eS
esls 6o R New
al s:ss vy %sst 4 Ss .p miz
~ bssrDg pas' ed large black can buoy Ne5 Appa
ssbr ohsres % Hsr,int toni Tue St Thomas. ls days
schr Moth wind sissins Crsbb leland, Pr % days. with
fruit and pAsser GERS to master.
ethr Louisa Dyer Ut Rcckapd) jan ison, Guyana Is
seir Mibsr Miller Istsnzas days, with pnespples tc
J&T Pearsai.
sehr Ceare, Smith, Hart Iapd days, with fruit
10 g MIL er
scbr Flying arrow Young. Key West, days. with cotton
&C. to Bern er DeaJe
schr 1hos French, Webb Virginia
scbr Van Name. Var Name, Virginia 2 DAYS
Scfr MAJ tina Collins Collins AleIApd,ia, 2ca,s'
Schl Joteph Holn es Hcln e.. AlexsI dIia, 3 days.
scbr Relr teer, Sinner Baltimore days
Schr hamilton. hopkins Georgstown.
ectr = ew York. Goodseu, Boston.
Schr IL is, Cfase, Bcsion.
Propeller Tbon as SWAMI, Green, Baltimore.
Wind durir the days.
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hARITIHR INfELLIaEACB.

ALMANAC FoR NEW YoKK-rHs
SUN RTsE3. ~ hOos BIsEo. %
SOB SETS. IA HIau wArTR...... morn IL
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When the above report rod thsrs ProtrActsd
ciscussion motion 10 havs the two repors printed
in pamphlet form for the of tbs members. Tho mo-
ton, he~svsr, end mot prevail and the Assembly soon
atsr adjourned 10 this morning.
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ing this declaration, when there JUDICIAL
to act court of review. For these reasons The
ders,ened whilst he cordially in the views Of
the msjoIiy of the committee the mode in which
recognised in the constitution be brought
before the Assembly believes that tho action OF the AS
'emby At Detroit which is sanctioned by the majority,
violation both Of the letter and spirit OF tine
constitution Of the church. In his Judgment 1t Ii
the abnsga,ion o. principle which, carried out to IT'S
1sst.r Of ev.1y minister and private member Of
the church in the hands OF an irresponsible
court governed By prejudice and cspIics and acting
profess to 10 controlled. I. would justify Southern
session or presbytery in discipbnpg memoer minis
abolition sentiments II the FORMULATION Of such
views thoud be rgarc ed perncious their tendency
ard thus inconsistent with the demands OF humanity.
1t would subject the mienarian or anti milensran TO
prosecution for heresy, according his presbytery
would consider the or the other in that light In
word, 1t Is principle which, II acted upen would BE-
Presbyterian church rests-to wit . written sonstu
lion, designating distinctly what in the view Of the
church, . essential to orthodoxy ana morality:
The following resolutions express the views of the
derssned presented in this report
Resolved, That the General Assembly in virtue Of ts I'd
ne
auth oriative or bnosg eec: upon the law indications
such s Of
Resolved That as ssveho ding not alluded to either
chnreS ne rsaion se Of master and
any case be cauie OF discipline before any udca'ors OF
Resolved That crueluss common sccepaon Of the
pracsed by ibose sustaining the relation Of masters TO
directly prohibited In the Confession Of Faith,
may ecpne well NJ whom pracdsed By
srsfairir ether crent relations In life
s. Bestived That the General Assembly cannot inerpre,
tie constitution Of The church in regard to offences unless
before from BY reference
paint appeal unless the Assembly acts Of
view.
itucn q tho church Specifies as an oencs brought rcgu
lsry teicre the Assembly by lower belongs
Assembly the and tbssAfsemby well inform
ed synod couptenances he prevalence OK
rnpt practices can cite the sypod s bar and REQUIRE
10 sJe the subject ard consider II: but s left with the
srrd re whether 10 require the Pr~byery take
further scMn The after star all f,het p
n JuluSspr,ss nay require.
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9 n ,cSn LoS sse sS onn a. Hsmn
SD Bf @ B0 s4, .s.
oLoUcEsTnR, Nay is-Arr schr. sllas Wright Eockana
r EXcr RublcOn' Camden for do Globe Lanes Cove tor
NYort ss1 enc sS"
MOBILE. May PAR Span brig ouerido cAndsdo. Hsr.
s,9sAsRBLEgEAp. Nay lsArr .shr Frnt ph1sas'ps.
NEW ORLEANS, May ii1Xrr .tssmsSp Texas. Forbes,
oss ssss :s az
mari e.. .r s:s! s:s,;
Yo1T DIVA, Rori, NBedfo,d 'n' may '~'''
sis ;s.s3 ss s... s::s .sss
sss a.1S ss os :5 81 r. W" bay
ws q Ec al S ss louisa S.iss
rssss
sSIs. sz h.ils s.'as
pscley allen Albany IqEDssns cpnI.ss and sAias
Il
nsoea Of Soly "a Po Ga snnse sS
wh l.s. ~ .e,mSs eCsi,sy and PS.Ic
Smith, cs w., whi,sg Butter Ann sT,h. Hsxths And
rPAwIgSK%T May IL Arr .chr Mary Elizabeth, wlcs..
IA .rS, Ny Chase Ma
~, hoI .s PORT Ssy schr Citizen Crane, NrorS I'D
sAvANNAH MAY I4-Arr schr Tbos Holcombe Goslee. n
Yorr Old ships Ohsos. Dunton Liverpool Othelo, DO
5h--Arr bark Churchill Bake, NYork. CID brig An
Ser Ber nett, do; Geo Msnsham Scudder Cuba
SALLY, May ls Arr brig sslah, shue. Phiadephia SD
night Of 18th hsrks Pickering, zanzbar l6n CatnArne,
Africs; scbr John Roche Baieman, PhiadephA vvu.
Wave, Do Cd RoasS Ready, Yves. iidss; James
'Ssf Ord Nay sd .cm Aron Mclaughlin N.
WILMINGTON NO, May ls-Arr brig Brown Fra
mar Carder shr Marine Powell. Nfofk ca ltt soors
Fc,ips Grooo and Onward smith: fVorf l7ta 5rgnavs
Fersrsv Hot duias; Belle (Br,, 0itsrti HaIsS ~
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uIoersgned understands it giving TO the General As
semb,y the power feeding controversies respecting
~hat he standards Of the church expressly desare be
in doctrine and immoraes in practice And if
the Assembly tears its testimony sgsinst what it may
copsidsr as herey or ain but to which standards
make alutt II must be virtue OF it, advisory
power But that doctrine CT In morality in prac-
rice whether real imaginary, cannot be regarded
berety offence In the in which the term Ia
used in he Book OF Discipline In order TO this we re-
peat, it must DO distinctly condemned az such In the
standards Of the church; otherwise there NO Sc
curity for any minister or member Of the church,
against the precipitats and unauthorized action
of the highest Judicstory Of the caureh The
pne sgaed therefore dissents from the aston Of
the Assembly ct Detroit the subject Of saveholdng
and which IL endorsed by majority of the committee
becsuss saveholdng Is not alluded in the Confession Of
Faith of the Church. and for this reason the
relation se between master and cannot be an
dence, wbstev0 may be the crcumstAnces in which IL
exists In the In which that ia used in the
though elaveholdrg existing in certain circumsanoes
directly prohibited in the standards of church.
yet oppress Is distinctly stated DO violation Of the
eighth mmsrdm and slavehodIDg involves op-
prefeop, it il oerce in the in which the tern,
made subject OF discipline. The undersigned readily
scmits that saveholciDg and oppression are synony
erms- according TO the obvious well understood
and established meauiDg OF the term oppression II
enters essentially into saveholdipg, that the lat.
ter cannot t1isi without rtben every OF slave.
bo'dg on the part Ct the members Of the Pres oyterian
is used in the Book Of Dscpne For ah ugh the term
slavebcid,Dg may not be used, still oppression is
word according to the Acknowledged rules
IL language then the thirg-ths relation IL
se-is Getty pre- hbiied and according to tbs princi
have exhibited an individual sustaining this rela
on may be prosecuted before the proper uocatory for
oppresio ion. Az the oents must be .pe ideally stated
eppressit Is the Sin for which he must be disciplined
The undertigDed ud observe In regard this posi-.
ton that however it may be with those Who belle We that
slavet gliding ia . sin in ITSELF no advocate az The
Detroit resolutions consistently base the power of
TOR discipline the ground either that oppression
and vshoiorg anonymous terms that the for
mef n rscssafnv uvo we'd 10 the latter Ths action Al
Detroit IN ies tbs "ers 80 cas-s Of ssvshoidpg Which
&c anstcr, eiter ID the SIGHT Of Gsd or u msn
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TTNiiRTE daily Thruugh Trains. he.Ween Philadel-
/ ph q nj ri shurg.--THg MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leave hlaieiph.a for Pi,ssburg ut "A A. NJ, and
Piltshur4 l. PHI ,adeiphia Al 4. NJ. THg FAST
iIxE leaves lhiiadelphia for Pitssburg at ! p. NJ
IHE NIsHT EA aRsss IaAIS leaves philAieiphiA for
Pitisbar ut IL P. NJ, and pittsburg for Philadel-
phia nj 10 p. N
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail
roads 10 and from st. Louis, No.: Al on, Galena
and Che ago, H.. Frankford, ngton ano Lou
sulle, KY; Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati Dayton, Springfield
Bcliefon aine, sandusky, Toledo Cleveland, Colu,n
bus, GAINESVILLE, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also
with the steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, St. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to or from either o.
the above places.
For fur; her particulars, Hand bills at the diff
| ferent starting points Passengers from the Wes
will find this the shortest and most expedition
route Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
| ton. TIlOS. MOORE,
AGEsr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
| j. MESkIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, pittsburg.
oh l u
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kc0kuA L. lAnnsI mn.

hCOk Z
EINHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully An
i uounce TO the citizens of kcokuk, that he has
opened his rooms for the reception Of gentlemen.
Suitable and ample preparations have been made
to preserve and promote the health. vigor and men,
ta elasticity of all who may desreto participate in
the manly exercises and healthy sports Of gymnas-
tics. Pure air and cold water, judiciously used in
the manner prescribed by him, cannot fail to make
the most weakly healthy, strong and robust
z<0- Rooms Mt Concert Hall, I'd story, Main st.
in the Sd story. o. MANCHESTER.
dacIS4tf
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Il ~ ANY M

-SEI4I.to the c,txens of hsekus and sicinit, FiSE
- FupsiruRe, caeapcr tban they en- purchase in
~, Louis 81 anywhre abr,ad aud Transport II here.
ANY persons doubling his are invited To call nj the
Gate City Furniture Rooms. i36 Main street. and
satisfy themselves If the fact. e. 5. ABBOTT.
feh1 N
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To el,e Merchmnt. ar Iowa.

To the Mere hAnts Of Iowa.
NEW HING WARE HOUSE
ID WAPLKS CO., having taken the Store, 4s
i Market Street, Philadelphia, formerly occu-
pied by Fassitt Co.. and having secured the SER
vices Of the most tasty cutters, we are now Manu-
featuring entirely new stock Of Clothing of eve
ry description, and It is intention ut all times
to keep large stock Of the aud most desira
BILE Clothing suitable for the Western market.
y. NAPLES, formerly Of Dubuque, having spent
the last twenty years in the West, and knowing the
wants Of Western Merchants, he feels that he can
no; fail to give entire satisfaction to all those that
he may have the pleasure Of doing business with.
Our Linen Furnishing Room, We think, cannot be
surpassed, all Shirts, Collars, etc., etc., are
made to order.
II will afford ms much pleasure to have you call
| and make a personal examination Of our stock
August 3. lS55.--dty p NAPLES h CO.
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WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
&5@

SUMNER KAKRANGEMENTS.
VINHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
l to the public that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily (Snnday exceptedl for Fairfield Os-
kaloosa. Fort Des Me.ues and Council Bluff, passing
through Boston, Charleston. Primrose, Winchester,
Birmingham. Ashland, Aganey City, nttumwa, Ed
ayy:.c, nskalccsa pella, y Mgnrpc, srp!c Grrye, &c
TT. Des Moinee.
From Oskaoosn ttri-wsskyt to Council Bluffs. via
R.ilefontain knoxyiii. picasantviiie Inanoia. ST.
Charles, Wintrs.tt, lndi lnr,wn. siiv.r Greek, to
Councis Buff
Also ffom Ottumwa via BakA burg Alba, In
Kang.. IT, Charlton. tfi-me Ky.
Ai<o from kena Daily. Va Was en. Farningt n,
lsnalnfte b nt,nl port. hepsau,lm, P,ttsbntg Troy,
~ b ,nii ID
Als7 a tsri paas ffela rtt = Maines passing
thFtgwl Baofg i,arat nd iialner,
Every ntteltinn viii ~ lai,l F9r the cnmfnrt and
epptrnfeles III lsssAt s<eFs
s'naa:s seat. ksoN,tk Tor ai the al,so places at )
o'eitrk A. NJ
Ts- p.bs ~ Naia stgeet, second DOR above tbs
In iesle y 'ase " i. pofTER, Agent
| inna sily