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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-22
NASHVILLE, sMITHLAND AND PADUcAH

fhChEI.
TNHE Splendid Passenger Steamer GT~-U -
i BLANCHE LEWIS z SHAw, zg1iCagssss,as
Master This steamer Is being ss1szsa
anshed Louisville and will BE- here by the s OF NOvern-
ber and the above trade all the Her me
commOdations for passengers, combined with her light
drsught make her Of me best adapted b. ats or the
Cumberland river trade. A. HAMILTON.
oct22-6m Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-22

49, T ss.AST HANGING KUCK-20 tons
pig metal superior 10 melt with just
eeived and for sale by b. ID. DICkEY,
octzI No. College street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-22
For Memphis, New Orleans, 81. Louis,
and Louisville,

- IL = W T. Il II Il !
THE splendid passenger steamers CITY OF HUNTS
L WILLIE, W. WEAVER, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday st - O'Clock,
J. G CLINE, J. HrE, Master leaves Nashville every
Veines iay at 10 O'Clock, m.
JOHN SIMPSON, W T. YEATNAE, Master leaves Nashville
very Friday at ~ O'Clock,
Connecting Palucah with the daily Louisville aud ST.
louis United States Mail Boats, and Memphis with the
plendid Orleans steamers Bulletin II. Il. W. Hill Geo.
oier and IngOmar.
The accommodations Of this line cannot be surpassed and
will find it by far the speedest OF travel
.ither North South.
For freight passage apply to
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-22
A. Y. DAVIS AGENT,
ocS At L. 8. Mail Packet Office

~ Capt p. DUFETELD viii remain in New Orleans during
he season. agent TOR the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line Of Mail Steamers Also for the steamers
NMERICA and HUMBOLDT. All business intrusied 70 his
refor the above boats viii be promptly attended to free OF
barge. decll A. l.. DAVIS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-22

IL those indebted to the late firm Of II. Pummer
n Co.. Also that Of Roth Co. respecif lily requested
to come forward and make by the hrst day Jan
uay next as We their successors DESTROYS Of closing the
old business.
We at all times be found at the old stand No. 90
Union street deo4-tfl RORB 4 CRAWFORD
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RAILROADS s STAGES

SDPSRlNrENDENT'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE CHATrAEOcGA RAILROAD, Oct. Ia. ISIS
II snd after SAIC&uAY, xith inst, Grain and Flour
- over the Nashville AID Chattanooga Esirc4a vii Be
charged AZ rates as bsioz: 10y
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-22

Is Iron the 18Th Instant, IN o. June the rate. q
Freight IRON Charleston and Savannah 10 Nashville win
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Eye and Ear.
NJ. G.. COOK. NJ. ID. ST. LOFTS. MO,
Wheat /! Wheat
NOTICL.'

'INEN THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED WHEAT
wanted deliverable Warehouse by the 18th inst
Tor which We will pay IS cents per bushel Of GO lbs
SugS w ". GORDON 4 20
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-22

DOCKS will be opened at the Office Of LINDSEY 4
~ CROCKETT, 80 College street. MONDAY, the Esd
inst for the purpose Of receiving subscriptions Cap
ta Stock OF the Spring 81 Bridge Company aud viii be
kept open nom day day, until Stock sufficient is sub
scrbed to organize the Company provided act
cooperating said Company.
JOHN SHELBY,
NICHOLAS HOBSON,
JOHN ID. McFERRTN $Commissio's
ISAAC LIfr0N,
ly1s-u 4. VS.. LIROSLEY,
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Steamboat Departures Tsnls nay.

NEW YoRE go -
Prometleus patterson, master, at a. 81 W G. Terp,s.o,
Is Camp street, agent. @ Is I5is 81
- TEXAS. sytssisg
Charles Morgan Place master, at O'clock A NJ Hsrris n
Morgan foot Of Jna street. opposite the Steamship Land
4 ing, agents. sY5ss 8s 3s$ 5 -
ss5 .4S5 sg.5ass Il MOBILE a III Ell s.5 5
forda Hutehings, master, the arrival at the Ia
25cloek q Pontcharrain r. Geddea 10 Bank Paee
Is agent. s. 757'a7s
$. OCEAN SPRINGS 8$89=aaz#
Creole Nelson master, the arrival at ths Ias os
O'Clock A. n Ponschastratn CARR r. Geidea, ID Bsnk
Place, agent. 8s35TS@T7
V q a: TGHEFuNcTA RIVER 5s3 ga
Virginia Psara, arrival u IN o,eiacr
Pontchartran o. IoRber No 50 Margarine stysst
agent. 5.5f 80 =
UPPER MISSISSIPPI 81 5stssS3
John sitnonds Church master, so'cfock John E. yds
Co.. @ Poydras street and George ". shaw d Co. Il Psy
dras street, agents. S
ATcHAFALAYA RIVER. ss# a5s8 ~
Alice w Glaize, Loualier master at o,cfoct lii
y ston Co., Front Ievee, agents. AL
CUMBERLAND RIVER
City OF Cairo, Yocum master, ut o'clock Perkins 4 ca
g st. Charles street, corner Perdda street
8. RED RIVER. s5H33 355s5 4, 4 a. ~,
Hays Wright master at 5olclock Lewis Snnpp Co 81
Front street, agents.
Compromise Kay, master at o'clock. r B. Smith il New
Lsyee aud Lewis snspp Co., 81 Front streets agents
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Neh 0rlealrs Duly Grssfeld

Am Old Flame--BY HELEN BEVERLY
have two sweethearta, and, alas,
S8. love them both 50 dearly,
/ cannot choose between the two
And they love me sincerely.
They eacha little jealous are,
While in such near connection,
But the more am fiattered by
Such Watchfnl, fond affection.
They both are tall and handsome, too,
a head above my tallest,
And in their shadows do love
~ 10 feel myself the smallest.
There was q time one pressed my lips,
The other not being nigh,
But when be came, upon my heart
Was breathed a lovers sigh!
do not mean to show caprice,
am not cognette, ,aS =
And yet, though both are absent long,
doat upon them yet.
Pray who could choose between such charms 4
The one, of foreign air
And dark monstache with flowing beard;
The other, somewhat fair
With locks that painters love to shade,
And pof Cnpids bow,
l, I would not change a hair in each,
For God hath made them so.'
/ know ! was their earliest love,
Whate'er may be another;
And who shall call my fancy wild,
When they do call me" Mother ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05
Gems from she G5Sarsex.

l a q 4 ~ &
/ We Ike 4 good thing, and generally when we
come iuto possession os one are disposed to saYs
But to ,fhia general custom of ours, We some
times make exceptions, anxious are we of catering
TO the amusement and instruction of The readers Of
the Crescent. 5ag K
The appended Democratic arguments from tlie
"A organ are SO foreibIe Irresistible, that vi are
unwilling To- let them from The Pres Of
cur house street cotenpo Thsy breathe
spirit Of patnotis 80 reverence 30 great foT
the laws and institutions under which I'VE live, Shat
constrained to believe our readers viii consider
them unansHeTable arguments against that party to
which Ne, n the blindness of our unsoph
zeal, haze devoted our time and labdrs s5t3a
Hithout further pelnte, Ne extract fro1l tie Con
rier, Of Thursday last Il s8f
We folid Ir 5rsat Knor. veSfsy3ay
foded a6 I'll sssfs srsss fas I II I'M
r. 9oaa brass wasted shoasaad pounds Womb
hsss,ss ssys viz hs rss psaas sas
safted sg sass
Ind as as.
lowing ss B'ass, ~ AssTs
1oaE. M s 81, sas rnov
ss IL sssEs ssgs = .s.s
10 FnoeE DOM M weak tonorro
af. Al5ils ~ p5sefa
sans " seKefa Lager BIar
nIia ne man faat can be TSi ~
ioe nn,ea sss aass ny s fae
From the s Extra ii ths soss.Esr &
4 Monday: II II 8# &C. 80 N
I'M. KaI Es,s II ysTg y ~
MOSS he Prors and ts mass ass 81
/ sir I s - 5ipfSs
ki.i. the great Eno yothng saya that tile
policemen regrsd Saturday and yeaterdar sss
damned honest He he viii swap brass or
atchnan's cl1b time, and down twice IN uanw
damned foreznes and the Iav hfs side
KiH has sevesa dsys Ha ernIbiss
because his party did not all Arcade or
nations He all damned nonsersc for kys II
MAKE snclfnston without American he
wont vote for but and TheaYd rgg,Isr
nomnee hiIii has been obliged 6speraea ID
egrs The Late iast 5stssr
neghbor. BooHoo the safected Democrat UesFiy N "a
could make ont what he said Hoes r1thi
polls fraidy slnng shnss and aia
khere hats BEER no purse raised die boys DIG
wont paid EsooHo0ts diant ~
poop Here his hat fell IN the gutter faterrapfed hfa
hen We had got ahout square SFsas ta
i 80 y -
was down In the mouth yeerdsy. He v7ns
e naq nee IN hopes that e independent neutral
TonIa hase come out more Arcade fcet
What they dons IL good enough far Is
It goes but TINT there's quite enough of I'll He thns
The neutral 10 hefr influence as d
4 thing - n X
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

On Sunday the 1st of June,a celebration Of un-
of Hoboken, New York. on the occasion of the trans.
Iaton of the relics of ST. Gnetus Martyr which were
presented to the Pastor Of the Church by Pope Plus
TX. These relics, it is said consist Of the bones of
the Martyr Guietus, taken from the Catacombs of
Rome the vase containing the blood gathered at the
time Of his martyrdom and the tablet commemorating
his burial The ceremonies will be conducted by the
Rt Rev. DR.. Bayley Bishop of Newark, who will
preach on this occasion appropriate sermon- Bal
timore American 29th ultiInO g5E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

The London Publishers Circular, of May LIST, says
"a curious fact transpres regarding the publication
of that most successful little book, Waikna the
ttepage, sby Samuel A. Baird, but is in reality BY
the Wellknown Central American author, MI. Il. O.
Sguier, and it was undertaken for a wager, to be
written, produced, and sold within three weeks-by
which time the sale exceeded by some thousands the
number required.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

: THE UNK1NDEsr Cur OF ALL.-The Boston Tran
script publishes biography of Mr. Brooks, from
which itappears that he is of Mlesian origin. "On
his fathers side he is Scotch Irish and on the mater
nal side,'' "unmitigated Irish" ga ''=T
Quite good q Boston Notion" .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

The Washington Evening Star, Of the 26th ult,
makes the following correction:
we are ormfa Inns ne ha pataRh sang M mat
and children of the late Thomas Keatng by Mr., Her.
bert of California, now being extensively published
mistake. No such settlement or gift has been made
to them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

The City Council Of CharIestown, Mass, has voted
the munificient sum Of sixty dollars to be expended
n celebrating the coming 4t Of July ii IS not ap-
pretended that an extra will be laid un tIl citf-
gems to meet the ppropria ion @t3sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

CAs-GAS-GAs-H GUILD, No. 2I4 ST. CHARLES
" street. between God and Julia entrance to shop ST.
Mary sree) keeps constantly hand large of
GAS FIXTURES of the latest patterns and also j. W.
ards new and improved patent Gas Regulator which the
description made order. Globe Valve Cocks of all sizes
double and single flame and Stops patterns spelte
solder constantly hand.
All orders entrusted to my will be promptly
ted III workmanliGe manner low rates for cash. my5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

z Ex-Goy. Reeder and Mr.. Fogg, Secretary Of the
Kansas Invest eating Conmfttte arrived III Chicago
on the afternoon Of the 2stt Gov Rasder says,
that he made narrow escape with bis life IN passing
through Missouri. Headressed the citizensof Chicago
On the same evening, in very style
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

The Paris Steele says: robbery committed with
great dexterty and audacity perpetrated on the
10th OF May in the Bank of France, to the prejudice
of merchant in the Rue St. Lazare. A collecting
clerk belonging to the latter went to the Bank to
receive the amount of bill belonging to his EN-.
ployer for SOS 900 fr, which was paid in notes Of
1000 fir. each. After ascertainng that the amount
was correct, he put the notes into his pocketbook,
and then proceeded to another Office in the establish
ment to get some gold and silver. For this purpose,
he took out ten notes from his pockebook and after
receiving specie for them he was leaving the office,
when he recollected that he had not obtained sui-
cient gold. He went back to the wicket, and again
taking out his remaining notes be selected from them
ive which he held in his right hand ready to hand to
the cashier while he kept his left hand on the remain
ing ffty AT the moment, an individual pushed
against him so violently that he obliged to move
his left hand in order to prevent himself from falling
and on looking round his pile of notes had disap.
peared as if by magic. An almost immediate alarm
was given the doors closed, and every one in
the place underwent close search, but the thief had
got safe off and up to this time clue has been dis
covered; B. su
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

A SCENE FOR ABoLrrIoNIsTs.-T Though it would not
convert, it might have instructed the fanatics of the
North to have witnessed aslght scene in front of the
theater on Thursday night. s'3
Mr.. Macallister was having one of his gift enter
tainments, and the drawing of some four or five
prizes had proceeded in the usual way when can ee-
giant gold watch" fell to the ticket Of black man,
who was desired to come down from the gallery and
receive his prize. The man advanced through the
parquette to the platform, where his ticket was
examined and the watch delivered He received his
prize and retired to his place, amidst the yocierous
cheers of the crowded citizens #@f tS4
It might have enlightened some of the truthful
abotonists of the North to witness this undoubted
evidence Of the great cruelty practced coored
population. a. 81 =. a. -yi5 .s.
But they would not believe even their own eyes.
Mobile Register of Saturday last.
A negro woman belonging to q gentleman of this
city, few days since, drew $4,000 in the Havana
Lottery Hermaster, with those characteristics thai
are engendered by the institution of slavery mme
datey took the necessary steps to secure her in he
rights, and she is now in possession of the money
What says the N. Y. Tribune to this "eUdence d
brutality" [Baton Rouge Gazette, LIST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

~ = ~ IBy TeIegFaPh from London to Liyerpool1 . .
LONDON, Saturday, May H. 1s5G.-The English
Funds opened this morning at an advance Of up
on the official quotations Of last evening, and after
temporary reaction, consequent upon the extreme
cent on the application for the new loan, the market
closed with an appearance of great buoyancy The
pressure at the Bank Of England for advances was
continuous throughout the day, and in the Stock Ex-
change and ont Of doors very high rates were ocea
sionally paid. 1t is believed the applications for the
loan exceed EGO, 1000 600. re- &s55
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

AMERICAN MEETING IN EAST FELIoIANA.-At a
meeting of the American party of the Parish of East
Feliciana, held in Clinton on the oath day of May
1856, on motion, 555sUfG s6& IN
David Pipes, ESD, was called to the chair, and R.
H. Draughon was appointed Secretary. Is
The Chair appointed F. Hardesty, 4. w. Ward and
J. Q. Fuqua, committee to report, who having re.
tired for the purpose, reported the following resou,
tions which were unanimously adopted: +.
Resoleed, That we hail with unmixed satisfaction,
the nominations Of Millard Fillmore and Andrew ].
Donelson to the two highest offices in the gift Of the
American people. 5
Resolped, That J. w. Cobb, Richard Flower, Sam
uel Dunbar, John East, DR. T. S. Jones, N. G. Mons
worth, VIM. sandel, John Boatnar, Preston Pond, Jr
!; o: Fuqua O. +. Courtney Edward Story Samuel nue.
wood be and they hereby appointed delegates to
the State Convention to be held at Baton Rouge on
the first Monday in June next for the purpose of ap-
pointing an Eector for this District and transacng
such other business as may before said Conven
tion.
Resolyed, That any delegate appointed by this
meeting, who shall be unable to attend, may appoint
substitute. DAVID PIPES, Chairman.
R. Fl. DRAuGHoN Secretary.-lC Clinton Patriot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05
INDIAN WAR IN FLoRrDA.--An extra of the Ocala
Examiner of the 2sd ult, has the following interest

ing lhtelHSenee from the seat OF war IN tl0flda:
By the arrival Of Mr.. A. N. Pacetty, e1pressman,
from Tampa, yesterday evening, we learn train car
rying provisions to the State Volunteers on Peas
Creek, was attacked by ten or fifteen Indians Sa-
turday last within twelve miles of Tampa place
known as Simmons Hammock. The party had just
halted at branch to drink and some of them were
dismounting, little boy who was riding horse at.
tached to of the wagons, saw an Indian behind
tree, and he cried out :" Father, there's an Indian Y
pointing to the spot where he saw him. No sooner
had the boy spoken than the Indians fred and he fell
from the horse dead. The father caught up the dead
body of his and placed it in wagon when another
voley was fred by the Indians, and he with another
man were killed. Slz:. 445s5,28,5
At the first fire, negro belonging to the train start
ed for an encampment where detachment from Capt.
Sparknlan,s company were stationed, only two miles
distant. Two men only now re remained, and one Of
and fled. The Indians aware Of the direction taken
by the negro, also fled, leaving the teams, wagons
ETC., unhurt. 's43Ts# !.
The persons killed were Mr.. Roach, Mr., Starting
and his son. Mr. Hnson was wounded in the hip. Mr.
Hatfield and the negro man escaped unhurt.
The attack was made at II O'clock noon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

CIVTL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
" The undersigned having formed Gopartnershp for the
pose ransactng business the line of Civil Engineering
Surveying that be entrusted em within the State
line BUSINESS would respectfully solicit share of patronage
from those interested therein. ]. 6. DREu8.
". S. MITCHELL
bar Office, No. p Commercial Place. molly
THE BAGASSE FURNACE. LETTERS, PA
for the United States graned to SAMUEL ILL
MAN No. 81 Narcbez street. New Orleans under the date
Decembe4 1854 for furnace for burning and Bagasse
This Furnace combines the following qualities fully
proved in taking off SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA
st It entirely by natural draugh and without the aid
of Blower.
ID contains CRATE bars other irons in the interior
3d. It requires stoppage OF the mill to have its ashes
cleaned ont.
4h The Bagasse stirred touched after arrives
Ia the furnace.
5h. It all the Bagasse and makes steam enough to
the mill engine steam battery, and pumping engine
This is the only furnace that has taken of in Louisiana
in compliance with the above five conditions
This Furnace makes preenson burn Bagass aone and
does resemble other furnace in single feature Of its
which produces; neither does 1t approach the rights Of
other party Reports circulated to the contrary mere
tricks of rade known ba false by those who make
them and calculated only to deceive the public and palm off
tcles that cannot stand their merits will be
allowed SELL any patent Furnace without authority
guaranteed in its undisturbed and possession.
My Patent Furnace is applicable train Of kettles as to
boiers prepared contract to apply it to burn
ing Bagasse boil juice in the train of kettles
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser
treatise whole subject in pamphlet FORM with draw
ings etc. had of the subscriber by mail otherwise
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
jas dGW6n i. 81 Natchez street. New Orleans.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
THE LAKE,

Ek RaTE Fk1sBEE.-For OCEAN n sprnss fsea 81
:zzs5s loSi and all the intermediate lsndings-The en-
Fsisbse, master Charles Walker plot Quit sxprsssy
Sea hn T0n e. With 5 eaTs s a By
the wharf at Pontehaan Railroad the arrival at the Lake
,,o Sg5FEEsos + ,G. r. ros1 ER ,,Ss5 eeEAN SPRINGS
sHNBSP sHSbSRx hTsans nysnD
always Depots the time to 60 down
to the Lake 5 by the trains previous m trim time
a. ss5 and AssPts Of the Kate
spectfully ask " share of the = patronage IT
D.s .a "'"S' r. Nj HARRisoE i oo, Agents, -
II oKr5o 1 1 = Aala5se Il
new splendid low pressure packet
S v s2s iSt
Railroad the arrival at the Lake Of the follows
;fFSi S.P $&FEs
F NJ sSBkP1H sAEP EyENNS EMERGING
days Sy must be he
a ad on e an n M il e e G m e 1s
trip. y NN''' '''S
Cabin Mississippi City Springs s.
II. GEl}DES, Agent, ~ Bank Place.
New Orleans, June l. 1856 les
Hssa a. FOR NIANDEVILLE--U. 5. .MniI--
FOR MANDEVIIE, Iiewisburg, Madsonyile,
Virginia Pearl, Captain J. W. Hoffman, leaves the
Pochartran Railroad every day after the arrival of
cars Sundays exceped9 Returning leaves Covngon every
morning at O'Clock Sundays eXcepted.)
Fare 81. Meals, 30 cents
al9 If b. G. I6WBER, 9s Magazine street.
6sg FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
splendid low pressure packet senmer Cuba, R.
a. Heirn, master; Florida, W. II. Huchings master
Oregon, Myers MASTER having been built expressly for the
Lake ade with superior accommodations of the above
steamers will leave the Lake end of the POnteharan Railroad
daily the arrival of the O'Clock P NJ Returning
will stop at Pascagona on Monday and Thursday evenings
Gablh Fare 10 Mobile.
r. GEDIais, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, November l. 1855. ms
g SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 COMMON
"a STREET-The undersigned has hand, will keen
~ constantly for SALE for either Cash City Acceptance
descriptions, HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS etc. ec
Having leased the hreestory dwelling No 1856 Common near
Baronne street. he prepared accommodate Traders
and their Slaves reasonable terms be obtained the
city.
HParticuar attention will be paid consgnmens of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY, 1856 Common street.
REFEREEcEs:- Co. Curry Person J. C, Kicks
n BMThe HIGHEsT CASH PRICES paid for 'f LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. nj 1y
| NOTICE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Sawed Weatherboardn both rough
from the very heart timber for per rough
so per for dressed, in lots to suit purchasers
Lumber sawed 10 order. -
fel9 6m STAR PLANNING MILLS, New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-05

sd AXERAC BRANDIES.-wEA ARE SOLE
Agents In this city for this Celebrated Brand keep
constant supply and of various qualities and grades
1873 46 A. 49, 1906 1902 l7ss 1875, New York terms and
olaiy WIN. e. LEVERICH CO., "a Old Le7ee.
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STEAMBOAT d: DEP ARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.

VIII leave on THURSDAY sth inst ct s o'clock r NJ
!. IT, = FOR SHREVEPORT GRAND
Bayou Grand Ecore, Eampte Alexandria, Cog
ssaz TONS and all intermediate landinga The supe
rio light draught passenge steamer Compromise
b. VI Kay, MASTER will leave above. For freight pas
: 80 T. b. SMITH 10 New Ieyee street.
H>The Compromise will take freight for abdve the Rnft
With privilege having made with
go through without detention ss4 Slai8.sj JED
Willleave on sATURDAY.7t 7th inst at O'Clock 2. M.
!, FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou, Campte, st Maurice, Grand Ecore AL
sssa exandria Goron's and all inferno date landings.
The fine fasrinning Passenger Packet Compromise, b.
W. Kay maserw leave above. For freight pashage,
apply on board, ort
je& ~ LEWIS sNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street
VIII leave on THURSDAY, sth june. st 5 o'clock 7: M
. f7sgs i. FOR RSEHREVEPOEtT, GRAND BA-
you, Grand Ecore Campte St. Maurice, cotille
dase landings The fine fast running passenger packet G..
Hays Isaac Wright, MASTER will leave for the above and
all Intermediate landings Red River For freight
sage apply on board Or to =
je2 ~ iSlg.5$ LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., ST Front street.