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SNe0 Orlealrs paily Gresfelt.
The Voice Of a Soul.



The subtle poison quivered in the glass,
Full Of fantastic, fiery eyes said z9
bly, life is bitter, and the hours are long,
l would that were dead. r
a'Tis but to place the chalice to ny}ips
And drink. 'Tis but to draw breath, .
And shall stalk through untrayeled gloom
and avenues Of death !"
1saWaaGIty looming on the night,
A sinful city, with its colored fires ;Ss Z: a
heard its mutterngs, and its throbbing heart
Full OF accurst desires. 'Ese8S
saWslt from my window, and near by
III There lay another city, where was furled,
The wings of weary life-a Place of Graves
sonear is world to world!
/ worked in the mad city, in its crime, n "a
Breathed its fonl, tainted atmosphere for bread
There had buried all my lofty hopes, Z \
And love, forever dead. &&
dreadful City, looming on the night, s383a 4
Hate, Lust and Falsehood queen it in tiyhalls
Twas but a step between The sepulchres
And those accursed walls! I
The mausoleums whtened in the moon:
The grassy graves rose upin emerald swells,
And when the winds passed over them it stirred
t55 A sea Of lily bells!
Trailed the long drapery Of the willow trees, +
Filled the still lindens with a mystic tone -
And when it passed the larkspurs turned their
The way the sound had gone! [heads.
80, lovely City, sleeping in the night,
Open thy gates, weary Of breath?" 75tt
How quiet twas above i did not think
1t 1tmight be Hell beneath! x
It might be hell beneath, for say who knows
That quietness is not the outer shell? I
That there is not within the heart of graves
A seething restless HellN'
o, then what eyes the amberpoison madet
Delicious draught to work a madman's will,
A voice within grew troubled and cried,
"Voice of my soul, be still 2" ==
Voice Of my soul be stil-as if the soul .4
We're menial! 1t rose up with majesty; "
1t spake ofschisms, creeds, and men, and gave
Some earnest truths to me. ,'
It speaks of Christ, the lovely and divine,
OF fears, and doubts, and bitter feuds that were
That dark Gethsemane, the Mount, the Cross,
s The stonebarred Sepulchre a.
Then of the wonder Of this pendulous sphere,
Its purple tides, dew dappled morns and nights
The fiery fingers clutching at the world
The phantom Northern Lights !!
1t spake Of one that doth pervade all things
Whose gentleness is folded in the rose;
Whose heart is in the sunset and whose life
Within us ebbs and flows!
Said how he loved US, everything alike,
The world in air, the dew drops opal dyes; "
That everything was 6 goodT and even our woe
Were angels in disguise.
!" And it is,'' said my soul more tenderly-s
Itsaw my wealth of tears And is it meet
That thou should scorn the life God gave thee,
And fling it at his feet ~ ~
Voice of my soul, be still / heed thy words;
r. will not force the dark and mystic Gate. &
Let Death come to me, gently, when it will
l fold my hands and wait!
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RA1S.-Last Saturday evening we had heavy
showers of rain accompanied With strong wnd and
m ,ra tn II 3 o1r sinking rivers will be materially
Affected ss @t t Considerable damage understand has
hnen done to the hill lands by washing off the loose,
pohs soil Nsa Nssrbes mSss wan feTR pes soe
na;o;ning ~ ;n They will soon have stands of cotton,
though late, and something to contend with in the
sllpp On Tuesday night (29th Of Aprily We had even
heavier showers. with severe winds, which no doubt
have added to the stock of fallen timbers in the
country. In some places fences are washed down
where before there were no streams, but only dry
hollows. Mt. Lebanon, LIST inst.
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OUAC HITA RIVER.

VIII leave on SATURDAY, 10th inst. at O'Clock P. NJ
, NUG ~ r. E G UL AR EVERY OTHER
lEFha1 81 Thursday packet-For Camden, French Port,
ss5Sasa4 Beech Hills, Mllers Bluff, Chsmpagnoe, Moro,
Wilmington Pigeon HILL Caryvie, Marie Saline, Alabama
Landings Ouacla City Iochlomonde, Mouth DArbone Tren-
Monroe Pine Bluff Casters Landing Columbia Harrison
burg Trinity, Eack River and all intermediate landings
Ouaeha river The fine fast running light ragt passenger
packet steamer Judah TOuro. G. L. Kouns, master, j.
W Tobn clerk will leave above. freight passage
having superior accommodations, apply board. to
my5 LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street.
His-Reurnng will leave Camden Wednesday, April 9th,
a. NJ, stopping Champagnolle Wednesday evening
Marie Saline and Alabama Landing Thursday morning.
ochomond Thnrsay evening Trenton and Monroe Fri
day morning Harrsonburg and Black River Friday night
arriving at New Orleans Sunday morning.
Thongh bills lading given with privilege of reshppng
R. L. Lindsey Freight and passengers guaranteed
TO be taken to their place of destination
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ArrEARAscEs.-Upon the subject of dress and

appearances, the New York Times thus remarks:
A coat that has the marks of use upon it is
recommendation to people of sense, and hat NTH
too smooth nap and too high lustre is deroga-
tory circumstance. The best coats in Broadway are
on the backs of penniless tops, broken down mer.
chants clerks with pitul salaries and men that don't
pay up. The heaviest gold chains dangle from the
fobs Of gamblers aud gentlemen of very limited
@ means Costly ornaments on the ladies indicate to
the ewes that are well open, the fact Of silly lover
or husband eramped for funds And when pretty
II is sign that she has fair expectations and hus-
band that can show balance in his favor. For
women are like books, too much gliding makes men
suspicious that the binding is the most important
pont lS
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

CITY. D Farrely, Baton Ronge D Perkins, Boston,
Phelps o. W Lewis, Coast; aio. Red River; Kmba
Philadelphia; Thomas 0 Brian, New York; Loomis, Mont
gomery; j Watson, NJ D, La; Clarke N 0: VIM Shin
ton I John Nichols Salem; Mrs Holland Geo Benson Master
Benson, + Dnnham 3azc; Nathan Ross and lady, Ark;
BrummRl, Ky; A Brown. Clinon Miss Cushing BALTIMORE
DR. Collier, Morehonse W Orshorn AleNandia; DR.. J W
Butler NachtorheS; Ii Peck, Madison Parh; John Sims
Nachitaches A Ayres Miss; Colburn, Ark; Thomas
Wilson, do; R Washburn Fiilt, Memphis; james Marsh
New Orleans.
ST. CHARLES, Cornelius Allen Fayetteville, Tenn; Ed
mond Kelly, o. Capt f Slndden Weather Gage: W I
Beckett ship Rubicon; Barsow Rapdess Capt Powell,
Donndsonville; CarrutI Baton Rouge; Levi Lawer,
Mobile Edward Means, G: Means La; W W Shaw,
o. PoyghRttan Jordan Gray, Washington, c. Gov o
Hebert and svt La Collins nouche; Nelson, Miss;
Phician Tate W Faison WIN Taylor, Texas; Hull,
Ga; Col Francis Webb and Family, St Charles; G. Seaye
f Read Y; W Humphreys 81 Charles; 7 j PAckwood.
Mrs Ptckwood svt La derancey, Miken's Bend;
NJ Waddeli, Carroll; 3 si2dden. ship Weather Gage.
sladden. Weather Gage; VIM Polk In snason Miss:
ha New Hsyen Ftner. Sandwich Islands; Piayle
dv; Havana; L L Laset NJ n Brankhau, Jr NJ Giddngs
Nv Powell Mrs A Powell nonaldsonvile; Turner
Als Henry Hail. Mobe Miss Kate Hall, Providence l;
Turner VI W Wright, j. W White, Thos Bibb Pleasi
Ala Albert Pa sons Baton; Simpson and lady, Florida
Samuel w johnson. Y; W Jerdon Hha; C Itscane Mo
bile Hhyes Mobile Minor Kenner La Capt Bulloch, Ca
| hawba; ] 7 Rodgers, do j Tucker, La Foaree.
..,y,sagasss gsasssss ~ 10 eEsssss' s.sss'
-, oeIseeuos, 1a,s 6sqs H'. sHt 1'.sar
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

g, ss9 N5S% $nR nSRtaHhEA4Nss, atEA4 soR4fHkS Sh&1s7
street, corner of Clara street, near the New BASIN
pAssENeER TRz TRA1Ss ea!s esyka daily at
s N" ~ Reaches osyka NJ Passengers received
and anded all n.ernedae stat stations ,,,u AVID srn.
FRETGHT TRAIN from the City to osyka and all inteEms
osyka New Orleans and ali intermediate sOn every Mon
rain wi saXs the sity Sunday at
Gjs P NJ Fare half the usual rates:
rwsss, Lime i sTisA f IT Ssf IL:
G I;SSskS ERH kl1ikJA6 hNP SFEAf WEST
e'aA-SA''-s-zsT SUMNER. .ARRANdEMENFs.
tie ii is 81 SzEoH HFSSSSSsonn SExS TRAINS: " ~
''''' w Gretna every day Nt.........., ;s:t5 4. n.
RETURNING:
ke9ys lzvs BayGn B; 1e18a B@uf IS NJ
Arrive at at Slsers Stsss: $50 p NJ
Fey sSs Boat viii connect with the Passenger Trains leaving
The w M "l M s
lions By the GpS OK e m f Ge Ct M a be- pad by
than Bayou des Armande Raeslnna Iaioarehe Crossing
Printed Rules aud Rates Freight pamphlet for
culation application the office of the Company.
o25f A. B. SEGER, Vice President.
A UCTTON NOTICE. SUBSCRIBER RES
sanea RSh lis s 1s"ss @ as AgcTioSEE APPRATshk
has taken his office, No 80 Camp street
mAistraors Assignees and all Others according to law He
will also give prompt aud personal attention to all outdoor sales
4 Register viii be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for SALE either private terms or public auc
Every facility in his power will be offered to buyers and
Practical Draugtsmau and Plan Drawer will be constant
With the assurance that he will give strict attention his
business in al details he that hs XII share OF
puS!S noas patronage odics No a Camp Street.
A LGTERs SUGAR NIAtsT.--rHE uNDER R
n signed is prepared to receive on storage for sale or
FORM reeen,v erected to be covered with tapauns sugar
molasses, having capacity for Is, 900 hogShea6s.
Planters merchants the line Of the opeonsas Railroad
warehouses the PLATFORM and delivered ships and steam
boats free of labor draynge arpauln hire Storage as pei
| tariff.
SUGARPer hogshead 5 cents from to Is days or 40 cent
| rmonth and 25 cents each succeeding MONTH
MO1.AssEsPer barrel cents from Is days. or II cent
per month and See Scents + each succeeding month
apaun if in the depot or warehouse be effected at til
References by Special Consent:
| Darby & Trenoule, P. Nlaspero
| George Urquhart Iobit 4 Churpentier
CLARK pSffesbi Nosbiy Gammacf n fG'Fs%sa saaes Yves
| ABraud 4 Landry, F. Kenneft Il Co.,
| Hewitt, Norton Co., " G. Hewes,
J. W. Stanton Co., Charles neBlanc,
Martin, Owen Cobb, John O. Woodruff It Co..
A. D. Kelly Co. S. o. Nelson & Co.,
N Bsugaf or moasses sold at the Agers Sugar Mart wi
be delivered The CITY, If required, charge
from opelousas Railroad Depot
BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
orTHoMAs J. CASEY,
dsl No. 81 Camp street.
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CURIOUS PIG.-A correspondent of the Darling
ton Flag thus describes singular pig, one OF inter
brought forth by sow belonging TO AE John n: An
drews Itiived but one hour, IL had TWO spinss,
tie hinder parts in every thing well developed AZ
the the upper part Of the abdomen the two Pigs as
shall term them, became joined together rms gen n
junction became 50 close that one
u tbe same as two pigs The neck bones were
sensrate It had four sets Of ribs two heads tWo
yars two stomachs, etc, but the hearts and lVeFa
were grown together"
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Leave every THURSDAY, nj s clock P. NJ
We SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

MhlI Slenmet Il. W. MCKNEt III pIHtt Ui le
sss@szI Southern Bee-Runnins in connection
with steamers Princess Natchcz-For Princeton Ashton
Pitchers Point, skpwits Landing Luke ProydeIse Good GOD
ney Nacez Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Ronge and all in
terneae anusThe splendid fast running packet
above. For freight passage apply on board, or to
n5TThe r. w McRae will also take freight for all points
the River with the pryege of repping nt Vicksbur
pose.
nayA clerk will be the evee every Tuesday morning to
receive freight al4
r s-The r. W. McRae will attend to all business of the
steamer Tabue during the Spring and Summer months.
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DIV ~ r,Asr--Fhe numerous prayers iof ram
.at have zone up Of late to the q sas
,Ieather .uas her have been abnndantly ansge.s sns
lsst few dsgs R ssh,SS ts sss
ssa9g4 VA Gy,sS as5rld IS
asSESSas sggSSSsss Ess auil q
s.: : : : n sss : J;
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n,HE UAILADAY YNV1ND-NIILL.-MANY oI

rTvIE HALEADAY WINDMILL. MANY OF
the scientific, able and experienced mechanics and
gneers in the United examined Machine
of the most beautiful aud useful inventions Of
modern date.
BY simple yet ingenious Device the gale increases in
verify, the sails gradually round change the angle at
which they for gentle breeze present less and less
the wind TILL when the tempest Is raging at its
little presented 10 its the thin edges As
the fury the gale abntes the fans gradually resume their orig
iu position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
ton Of the sails is what mechanics have long sought for in
yuin
The speed of the wind wheel is increased by powerful
storm wind fully under the control of regulator
a water-wheel steam engine. Ii this Mill be we'll put
up will require attention whatever for weeks TO-
gether. = -.
yerny motive power well known be the want Of
selfreg,ang machine In heavy gales the wind-wlee as
heretofore constructed either prosted in hopeless ruin or
revove with such rpdy heat and chAe, grent
the injury of any kind Of gearing attached besides in bad
weather. requiring the and anxiety OF the attend
This difficulty is entirely obyated and the only OBJ
possibly be urged is the INCONSISTENCY - the
wind This is compensated for by the fact that it requires 40
outlay expense the wind eigne-o men TO tend or
time day night moved by the wind from point Of
compass II will fill large tanks ponds that can be used
during the intervals of the winds blowing IT the size OF the
pumps is in proportion TO the GuaIltes OF
water rauuired certainty OF having m abundance
through For railroad stations and sugar and cotton
plantations such conryWce is uneqnaed, boh ior pumping
and grinding corn, orramened tonntans small
sized mill with moderate wind will raise 900 gallons OF VA
ter and grind five per hour For further inor
! nation or orders, address
| SIN GILMAN, 81 Natclez street, New Orleans,
dlayy6W Sole Agent fnr me southern states,
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Lord Dudley Stewart, Kossuth's deceased friend,
when Vienna lady remarked imprudently to him,
What wretched bad French you all speak in Lon
don !' replied al is true, Madam, for we have not
enjoyed the advantage of having had the French armys
twice in our capital.n
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"Who built the first house ?" asked an ambitious
school maam of a bright little girl on exhibition
day." " 1 don't know, ma'am, but | guess Noah
did" "Why do you think so, my dear" :" Be-
cause he's the first ark-itect we read Of"
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So, Charley, hear you have been to q juvenile
party"
Precocious Boy" Well, / don't know what you
call juvenile. There was no one there under five
years old T"
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Do fish ever sleep ?-and if not, what was the use
of making bed in the sea?
1hnt remains to be seine,
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ATCHAF FALAYA RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY, 10th May at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
- FOR ROPELOUSAS.-IN PLACE OF
= the Mary Bess, for the balance of the
sses@Aa The light draft and safe steamer
Frank Keeling, Alex Grant, master will leave above
taking freight raud River Glaze
Old River, smmsport, and all landings the Atchaahya
The Frank Keeling will hereafter leave every Saturday and
will not be responsible for debts contracted by oteer
For further particulars apply on board,
A BAQUE. Custom m,nuse stra
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REG ULAR CkETS.

Leaves every THURSDAY, at S o'clock P. NJ
fy=sa SUMMER ARRANGJNENT-D
eAE}, s. S. Mail steamer R. w. MCRAE in place of the
ssA= Southern ee-Runing in connection with the
steamers and NachezFo Princeton Ashton Pitchers
Point Skpwits Landing Lake Providence Eicksburg War
ranton New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez and Fort
Adsus-hc elegant and swift running passenger packet H.
w NIcRae Capt L. W. Broaiwe will leave for the above
all Intermediate landings For freight apply on
bonrI or 10 T. i. SMITH,
Nav Lave street..
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TENN ESSEE RIVER.

Will leave on SATURDAY. 10Th inst. at ocsck r. NJ
f7%Ss FOR TENNESSEE RlVsGTs-THE
AfItsS5 entirely and splendid steamer Cherokee,
&aes4ssH James Irwin, master, will leave above for
Easpor Florence and Tuschia. For freight passage,
havngsery superior accommodations, apply board
l.. SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street.
The Cherokee takes freight for Napoleon Memphis Helena
Hickman New Madrd Cairo, Paducah Nashville and all
landings mvS
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.
viii leave on THURSDAY, Sh inst. at S o'clock F. NJ
Hags FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND


WI TgSEsshH TUE sMhH 4 ft 4 sf''s sasD x
saysa o and S'u I'll
Ie %s w ssks IS sSe
sage apply on board, or tS :, sury11 70 .,sat
nThe Compromise win take freigh. for above The Raft
s i senmss ss s%p % Fanny viii
go through without detention !.iLmy5
W!savs o sfRvEoRT a wi 4 Ss'ist g GhisD
light danght and swift {, running steamer
FL iEeiEht passage, appl, So4ds s%,$a
WIN leave on 1H FtTE:PhE II !fs ssf ssfThLas a
esnd s9 Esss AHps s sea
s syss t m %
crump master viii leave above. For freight passage
nys - LEWIS sNAPP Co. 81 Front street.
viii leave on THURSDAY sh May clock P M posi-.
t,ssy FoK esKiss% % hssg S1ey1sIsE ssfSa
ssys '9z
sdoa s bains s a will continue to make
make regular trips Is long as The water pc permits N smaller
l5s5h. taken low other good boati
we ts:s sissEs a2 sa5S
T::A,s Ea EpGssRAE u FSFA 54sDe
sssaS
E. N d5 M a fast s aSog t1n s q pos.
soaE e SffS$S9 iP;jS SS
WI GuEsfRAx Il 9; isb sfaskr xk Lssp
s.I ss
swan, Capt. Ghas Hays
sss fRP! Laayse street,
| The Swan will go through to Jefferson ~.
Wlsavs @ si S 2i. t5I St ef7oeE IS
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1t is said that Yankee baby will cgy ols.ss
cradle, sns sad;1 TAKE ga s9sy estsps # j
.3;::: = !;
sss is ssss
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM
" ILTON PLANTATIoN-The Edbscribes is prepared to
situated the Bayon bartholomew four miles from its
month in ihe parish Of Morehouse 1t contains thousand
acres Of land bundled of which at present in
high state OF cultivation.
Dwelling House good Gin Stables Negro Cabins and all the
outhdngs This plantation account Of its size
fertility aud location possesses advantages inferior
the valley Of the Ouaca and the proprietor is willing to offer
will he given immediately after ihe taking of of the present
crop For further particulars, address O. BURTON, ESQ.,
' ROBERT ]. WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew,
ala Warehouse la.
DEEF-7s rIERCEs PRIME MESS, FOR SALEBY
ID fe7 S. II. KENNEDY TO-, 81 Poydras street.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI
THE LAKE.

s4tAAFh hA1AF fm1EE RAoKET 1z1d5s2
extending her trips as far as Pscagoua on Tuesday and
The splendid low pressure packet steamer California Louis
Nelson 6Ht 5 M fS this his + 5Fads E
faEs r Nj Hs;Es 2 5Se 5RSEe
4 n sESbAT EESPY E9ESES E9EN1N
e o Tuesday and Saturday T. ED s m n 10 bsR
t62 PRK hsi5ssa1i5ie al1
GoyinSton and Abita spFHgs@The fine steamer 1
Rsioad every day after the arrival the IL II
na sss szespisd 54'F'
Fare 81. Meals, 50 cents.
as aH Z apply D. 9aL3 ss Magazine
Eo 711RhE i,eh%]1's1 psREeT, 2;sgss,n1sf1s DA1x
IeiTn 9;asisf Florida " i; Ill Hashags @ss'sT
5 % Fe sns o % o % X Rss
will %d3 Monday and Thursday svenngss
Cabin Fare to Mobile ...'......-...'.s6
Deck tED,Es. Agent 10 Bank Place
New Orleans, November !. 1895. ms
M NO. On aSa MI fesp
nsa sr s o sF cessps o Cy 1T AseRsSsf
81 All descriptions House and FIEID sERVANTs ec ETC
Baronne street he prepared raiders
and their Slaves reasonable terms can be obtained in the
sG ToSag W BE- RssY Ps + s siss sSe
RErEREscEs.-Fellows Co. Curry Person J C. Kicks
SA rh6Es 81 pd ID
S>m sI,o;o. F.,BoARD OF ID DIRECTORS Essr
Es5 e' Ss%sy Ssas
sse5gs5 ssca ss5s%ss @ e f
son. Geo Seymour II Goldman G. B. Bowditch j. p. War
ne = TuTs ii opb REST may be
oR BY spph s h s a sTtss S e. f.
MIISPAUGH Us Mint and at the secTetarys office, in
o s o ssp aa sss v f s $40
vault; 10 all others, so per vault IT. had
on ap apP'ie'0n G AEs fsss'51y Secretary Rest
OFE1GEz 9E NEW oIsLEANs l S., SAYINGS
TIT 9 6 Nc on 81 m G"mp nrc s
office Of the anssUa will be oRs for Firth the rsespSn
a DS on s,SFy sysy sse @ from
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards wlpbe received
o The @ pes st hs United saes the
State Of Louisiana and Of the City Of New oreans
Estate within the limits Of te city ef New Orleans
50 cent of the pr cash 81 M Eaps Ranks
se 60 Per & & of the fa M
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow of the funds,
or receive any pay emolument whatever
Certificates of deposits having interest at rate to be agreed
will be issued for not less than Sl0 deposited Tor
TRUSTEES.
%sosEe Isss5 Ess & ,5 D. Uhsaa ksy KaR Y l. suMsl HSss
$.sSs; III 4 zjs: Hss' s.; Ss:;s
4 ~ 7 !SSHf, S$EHHH, }{HH;,. Vice Presidents
N.B-Copes of the Act of Incorporation and Bylaws car
be obtained OF the office a2sly
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Y Az 10 o RIVER.

Will leave on SATURDAY 10Th inst, at S o'clock P NJ.
:. fYwSES r. FOR 2GREENNFOOD AND IEFLORE
fine fast running passenger Packet Alta
above for Greenwood efore and all intermediate landings
Ynzoo river. For freight apply board
L. SNAPP d CO., 81 Front street.
nThe Ataanta draws is inches and will take freight
the Yalabuha with the privilege of reshppng the
will not permit her TO go up my6
Will leave on SATURDAY, l0h May, at 5 o'clock P. NJ
, fY=Tgs - FOR GRANADA, TROY. LEFLORE,
Greenwood, SidGn Tchua, YaZoo City Saartia
TSsasa and all intermediate landings. The passenger
packet Fulton, W. Gwarney, The Fulton will give
through bills for ali Taaachee river freghs For freight
passage apply on board or to ~
mS6 LEWIS SNAPP i CO, 81 Front Levee.
Will leave on SATURDAY. 10th inst, at 5 o'clock P NJ
fF@Gs A. FOR LEFOE2FI, G BRENTWOOD. SIDON,
= Tchula, Yazoo City, Satarta Vicksburg, Natchez
F.Taas3z and all intermediate andings--Regular Yazoo
River Packet LEWIS WHITEMAN-The new and swift
ming passenger steamer Lewis Whitenlan, Wallace,
board, 7. B. SMITH
myS a l. New I4evee-
viii leave on SATURDAY, 10Th inst, At o'clock ?; n;
4s,4sEs q The and splendid lshtdraught steamer
leave above for Mouth of Coldwnte Tlatoba Iefore
Greenwood Sidon Tchula Yazoo City and all intermediate
landings.
The Yazoo Belle will take freight for Grenada with the priv
ege of reshipping kee For freight PASSAGE apply
beard or to LEWIS SNAPP co. 81 Front ST.
E5The Yazoo Belle will take freight for Grenada, if
signed to le1nre or Greenwood myf
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as4s splendid low pressure packet steamer Cuba, R..
A. Heirn, MASTER Florida, W. H. Huch1gs master
Orego Myers MASTER having been built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior Accommodations Of the above
will leave the Lake end of TIE Pontcarrain Railroad
daily the arrival of the O'Clock P NJ Returning,
will stop Pascasnula Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare to Mobile. ...........-....S6
r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place
New Orleans November |. 1855. n5
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DE EF-3Ub and avD half bbs Deminck Davis Extra
ID Mess, for family USE, for sale by
voORHIEs, aRIGGsS& CO.,
p2 Is Tchoupitoulas street.