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LOWER MIS- Iss.IssIPIPI.


e. n l2 nst e III sysl9sk s, 4
4 ss,a /, sagsraT r M snd ight drsngh. passenger
naster lease Cairo Point adrid
Memphis, Napoleon, Gaines Handing resnye Lake Prov
dece and Ficksburg For freight passass apply board
Or to- ~ .as u. s5a5I FH s'f1ftas " SSs
sell s5.sss ets#49 g 4 4TehenpitoulaE street y
Leaves Friday, fhe 12th irst. at 3 p sI9 A.
54 I, {Igsss =. REGULAR FRIDAY SWECEESss
hnIg and Milken's Bend Paekes steamer
sa. Eramk I4yo, q NJ White, master will
Rodney Natchez Fort Adama Bayon Sara Raton Rouas,
and all intermediate landings For freight passage having
splendid accoinno Cd dations. apply board
s2ss LEWIS sSt4 PIP Il CO., 81 Front street
IA EThe Frank Lyon will continue as regular weekly packet
the season Particular attention paid plantation
and way business 57s 5atsss 38 as sE
FIJI leave on " 18th o,eIeclP M
r. fTYssTsss ss FOR HTEMPHIS, HELENA, NA-
burg and all intermediate landfnes.-The snps.i
Tior and fast running passenger steamer eeing
will leave az above. For freight passage Apy
! Re9aEa; ssis 0rt tn & 4sSstaild;,,,; ..tss,
VIII leave WE'D inst. at s clock pm
"a f5 5FTsss - I2 REGULAR EIIsMPkITS PACK
yiie, Lake yidence. Ticisbnrg and a hi.
Louisa, Frank Keeling MASTER will leave as above For
freglit or passage apply m board,
} y LEWIS sN3 PIP 4 CO, 81 Front street.
Louisa has inst beel thoroughly reuaired and pnt
IN order and will remain in the trade during
ter season. y5N ,r5st 33f,53 sell 2
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Z Within the past three or four days We have had
several refreshing showers, which have completely
laid the heavy dust in orstFeets. Whether tile rains
have extended ever The parish we do net know, but
the present indications are that we ssll have more
than we Mant. Alexantria American, 9Th
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y. GIVE US MoRE B4RBECuEs.-We learn that the
speeches at the great Democratic barbecue on Satr
day gave four votes to- the American party in this
parish. Common sense cannot always withstand the
direct attacks made upont by Democratic arguments
and on Saturday, two Democratic badges were torn
off and trampled in the dust by those who had worn
them. The two other voters had been wavering, and
they were completely converted to Fillmore and
tDonelson by Democratic 3oratory. These results
prompt MS to express awish that our opponents may
continue to give barbecues up to the day of election
s555srz EBaton Rouge Gazette, 9th.
As we expected Attacks upon the unsullied char.
acer and proved patriotism of Willard Fillmore can
only result in Strengthening him with honest and
intelligent citizens, 49, e p
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[ {5YsH,,ss. z, UNITED STATES nYAII LINIS.
from NsTs n Orleans to Tcls4.g For Donald
son Bayou Sara Red River landing Fort Adams
Waterproof Rodney, St Joseph, Grand Warenton and
Ficksburg 32sgi ,f 5.E5.S - - L Y
asrlnsess, Capt Holmes, TUEsDAY.at5P at r N.
49, Nafcsae8, Capt. Leat,ers, SATURDAY, at 2. NJ az
The above MENTIONED splendid passenger packets will leave
on their regular days without fall The hour appointed All
s1tensd De t. t. for consigned
it8ithont delay, aud without any extra charge.
boats will not be responsible any package
containing money! jeRey other valnabes unless regular
S Of ladinE are specifying the contents and
b. the passergers contained intheir baggage -
Ferfre;ght passage apply Board: @ Y y
y, Il .,t5s55ea5G@5, CARROLL, PRITHGARD& & CO..
@sEshts1 frs - e Union Row, 80 Carondeet a. a
@ szsyS3. T. B. SMITH, No. Tchoupoulas ST. ,5
All freight for Yazoo river consigned o house
atfNicksbirg Ses43 s5f.'JT -. "a If i
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In the early part Of the week the excellent light
peSn Whss ~ sne Al e Iii fTr, sn se lof NeI sans
here and the mouth of Red river and I'LL freight eons
signed 10 the wbarfb0at there eau thus be hroaght
mp with eertainty and dispatch This viii be great
advantage to shippers and sonsi iSnGes, "
SgS 3 = Alexandria American, 9Th.
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FOR RED RIYER.9

Will leave gATURDAY 18th inst, at S O'clock P NJ
"a, re -. FOR sSIaRIGVEPOEST* GRAND
Rcofe, 81! Maurice Cote
sslSAz Alexandria and Gert9ns gLanding-Thc light
drash and f4st steamer gdada masier
For a freight or passa 81, aPgly FL
steamer Union will take freight Black
and Hrrisonburg with privilege on steamer Lin
del, ne mouth of Red or Black Rivers. IL "
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THE LAKE.

,siRgsT. ~ u, q. MAIL FOR MsNDEyrIhE,
~ as%sbug AIalisonsille Co G1yington ans Abia
eapt H2a, savefoF ABOVE insFnedIs9s IaSa
u.,s., s5sSsi ts ssF''
Tuesday Tues =; 8: z Z @s:s 9 I'D
Friday. .,......!..., .:12 '.a=4 5 ES
ss pss;ass ST Meals 8 ssss sA.s'
aSs FSI D. 3Es 81 s9'Ga tG
NR9E NiaH SRER sgHH AdH5Ss 4 5HSsoFHHSH9 FhR lRR:
The elegant low pressure steamer Arrow,
$ss
s ny 25 e. II PRs.ss ss
= 5 lake m M a. s @
rs s boat as Fsss,s 81 bas ss ss
p Gfs dSn s o4sSn viii f5nn staE
SIHasEs sSffPsss deet
jysttE DAVID &FoRD, Agents. !! Z
", Gy, FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
spendid pressure packet steamer Calafor
snl " II built HTtsas saps as s &pss
s e. @ e 9 s sGS s a M s a. h
and Gssn Fsls d. @ Gs1s and
es sssn RANK pase
New Orleans, November i, 1855 rs. IN MS be-
{ 4 4 i 1 s : : Aslaass r y
sssR sssS s74
Efsss: GSsFs fs
: n cars cars s6SEkPH h9RN.Na
:, s,o ssvss jefferson SIF !,
Esshs5 sraa S maay and Ssi
4rday mornings will not at Pass Christian and Bay ST.
Freight extra baggage horses cows carriages
aaEs d o s to by ss Ps inst s e
Ds and @ On Fss md G he h es o & %
trip. - ,I ss'N=-gsg ..-.ttSf5
Mississippi City Ocean Springs s. 50
DeGk passage. 4 22 2S
-, 80 i r. aEpbEs Agents. 10 Bank Piace
p 100 boxes Sperm Candles, Sam Leonard brhnl;s T.
= i5Q bundles 21s bushe1 G,tnny Bass & SsE. J. i
@ ssssslts 8 sssss Gsmp cs,'pn h2Ps G@Ser; 5 q s
so =. Y sardinrs Defea brandt ~. ~
- IS Leghorn Girons;E - '7ssll - n i. ~
For sale 6y G4s' e'S sss. a.F. COCHRAN 4 HALL, @
II au7 = 81 u SySsi Sff4sg5ss %l5S6 Grayer street
iS 5osas a 'tSSbtSa e'e
Sss:ss Ssssss Ss,i., E{Sh s5ss2 of ,si ROSE
E 8 ss ss sa sfi sss ss5 hEp
Ess n2ss sss + JOSEPH rASPFs 4 Hs5s.si'5't aSt
. g bags garSgens z. 4 3, "A ALMONDS u s
iS sssss sssss gASIoN az ~ eis siSsrR, 4
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(. ExEcuTIvE ABsENrEEss, We learn from dispatch
saated Washington, 4th inst, that--S7, 8 Z .s5
The following named Cabinet officers are absent
from the city,: James C. Dobbin, Secretary Of the
Navy. (Mr. CIV, Wilkes, the acting secretary ;)5
Robert Nc Cleland, the Secretary Of the Interior
Campbell, Hon. Mr.. King is the acting Postmaster
Several bureau officers are likewise absent namely:
George w: Nancy penny, Charles G. Mix, Is the act
ing Commissioner OF Indian Atairs y Judge Mnot,
Commissioner of Pensions (Samuel Cole is the act
ing Commissioners Thomas =. Hendricks, Commits
sioner OF the land Office Joseph is. Wilson is the
acting Commissioner but he, too has left the
business The Commissioner Of Patents returned to
the city last night, s3 4 ass7sgs{{s g
The President of the United States tontemplates
leaving the city in the of two weeks, probably
for the Virginia Springs ..s s..s n = =
Well, let them all 90. They have managed bnsi;
ness 50 badly that the sooner they shut Up shops
the better for the country. Gs sa5S
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PARISH OF BossIER.- The prospects Of Mr. Fill
more in this parish are represented asfatteing The
Shreveport south-W of the 50, says that
we'll informed friend. whose acquaintance extends
Throughout theparlsh Of Bossier, writes US as
lows -. y = :,,.,-; = !, = is: ~
IS One word in relation TO the Presidential election
Whatever nny be the strength of the
in Rasser rely one thing that it will be given
to FlmoIe The boys are all in harness. like traop
of horses IN Pharaohs chariot all will pull and spn
tegetheri The fabfications and uutruths promal
gated by the antA americans cannot deceive Speo
pie, NOR can they be made to believe In the iinmnGn
late patriotism Of that newly found " Northern man
with Southern principles: i: James Buchanan The
mani whose principles in respectto slavery create such
great admilation in the bosom of Martin Van Baren-
the fthero FreesoismG that he openly adopts and
endorses them as his own cannot be imposed upon
honest thinking people. ss55l s,5..E - s - 50
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THE 5ETAI.LADA;Y NylND-HIlLL.-M MANY OF
s IN s s na s sssa s %
pronouReed of the beautiful and useful inventions
BY simple yet ingenious Device the gale increases in se
verify the sails gradually round change the angle
ws M tie gsp apa at lis s
height little presented to its the thin edges AS
na Something Ills a o shsng 's The pos 9s
on Of the SAILS what mechanics ave long sought for
The speed na Of the The wind whsel i not Increased powerful
as is i or steam engine If this Mrbe well put
up VIII require no care attention whatever for
The only reason why the wind ages past has not been uh
sSaSS ssd rs motive power we known to be the wanto
hsreot9rs & e9sreed Mas either in hopeless ru
the injury apy Of gearing taehed besides, IL BAD
Wsag fegRrE ne constant care and anxiety Of the attend
wind for T The It %e
no9er snshH @ sie Ready 'saa at any
the compass Il viii l large tanks sG s sa penn Ie sd d
during the intervals Of the wnabong So if the size Of lie
tS lhs sbundanes
thsongt the sesr EoF railroad stations and
s Sar na gng n,ss2a n or @ n,aip small
ter grind i've bushels Of per honr Rs fihsr nfs
s. Il. GII.aaN, 81 Natehea street. Now orleans,
o2Adlaw&Wly Sole Agent for the Southern Sntes.
w sELLO OR-3T-lAW, and Solicitor in Cbastsry, having
PROMPT sttsea to ali business entrusted Els charge il
m gh cSmtt I EFESg apa Appeals s
Circuit and Probate Courts Of Kinds Rankin Warren Tue
$pseIal sIlsnten 10 COLLECTION OF cIAIis, Ao
slIiss Buildings, corner ef State aaa
1eeesl8eessol, eLlse. taio llaSYs
rs pseRsfs ID q receive orders foE su.
erics Of ths Tssasfsss P4tsR II less
MIL IS Camp strcet, New Orleans =
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r SENSIBLE OEsERv ATOMS The Glowing, from the
Red River American the pnfs an extiagafsher
upon fculoHs habit which certain won ID areat
men and indubitably ara men have ggt into these
latter days Thoss may peste
ii with proft and those yearning for bic
which putting their names III print would do
well toconsder It d while themselves u 8s3s
In these times it has come to be- eonsda Iecea
sary for every one who makes the least professions
TO political opinion to e define his positi 81 far
y this xceedinglg eommendable practice carried
that we find men Of saI sorts engaged III II. from
the learned judge, who thinks himself sagaciosfs
enough TO choose the party. 60 Che ignorant
boor who fofswears himself and the III hss
professed for the sole purpose of seeing Hi name h
print y quite as much dignity and common
sense in the one case as the other Men who never
have been and neyerwi be heard Of ont of flieir mar
row and petty sphere, are suddenly seized yvitfsar
insane idea that half the world has
tons and anxiously awaits their ntous decisions
upon the crisis political impending fate
OF the nation-and forthwith ne have from esefitof
them manifesto on a eianento,o of greateror
less length settling the business at once and defining
positions about g as clear as mud. This thing Has
become epidemic, but it will work its own remedy
II amounts merely TO harmless exuenditaIe Of ink
and nothing more. U 5@s WI ~
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: ExeTTEaENT2 KMoNei THE CLERKS IA dispatch
dated Washingt inst. says that the refusal of
Comptroller Whittlesey to- pass the eailisiton for
extra pay to the clerks and of the
class He deems the action of Congress insufficient
to guide him in the premises. s
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II FILLMoRE Mass MEETING AT IissIss1PPI Cry -
The Handsboro' Recorder, of the 9Th inst, has the
following notice: sS' Z vi Y gu s! s..
The Fillmore and Doneson Club have fixed upon
Thursday, the 26thof September, for d grand mass
conventions at Mississippi City This is tohe grand
American rally and union of old line Wings and con
seryative Democrats friendly to the election Of that
pure patriot, Mard Fillmore, and to the preserya-
lion Of this glorious Union. 5s9s{ 5s s9Js 4 i
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9'A stdaffeN scHoo The Board of Tr1deantl
determined to educate portion of the youth Of their
city in the science of navigation; have purchased the
ship Ontario from the Government for the purpose,
and are now about TO commence thenecessary repairs
and adaptations, We cannot but view this as a most
judeious and humane measure OF great prospective
advantage to the city maritime port, and great
relief to numerous families Whese means would be
inadequate to secure the end view, This furnishes
reigns in the commercial metropolis Of Maryland
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

How 70 Know Foo1.. A fool, says The Arab pro-
l verb may be known by six things Anger without
cause, speech without prsS chaGge without motive,
inquiry without object, putting frugt In strangers,
/ and not knowing bis friends from his foes.
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i FILLN,oFE MEETING IN MOBILE. = The Mobile
Tribune, Of Wednesday last, says X y%ysx=s,s. "a
A Fillmore meeting was held in front of the Court
house last night, Dr. LIE Vert, President in the chair
Some resolutions were offered and denouneing
Col Percy Walker and inviting him to resign bis
Messrs, Blonnt, Hitchcock. Langdo,i, Summers and
Stewart, ~ 7'4-s5l'TNs9@5i ~ ~ S 81
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- POINT CLEAR s;E4OTEL.-THE4PRoPR
TORS of The Battle House have The pleasure Of

will be opened Wednesday, Ii tn June.r7 f ~
Dntngt the been improving the Grounds
and have made additions to the Buildings which
nov perfect order and comfort North
Wharf has been built which will lessen the distance and time
improved - - ~ = So.
Point Clear has advantages over other placey upon the
Coast and those who visited last endorse
the superior SALT BATTfffGF FISH and OYSTERS.
Blocs Band has been engaged for the and
fey of watering will be provided.
between the City and Point Clear. a n 7,75 %sl
eDs% Rooms may besecured by addressing ,-'gE1
uly19 toc2E NB1iRLAIN Il CO.
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sFafher, said Juvenile to his pafernal guardian,
who was in the habit Of Alternating re piety to pros
family, 81 do think you ought to stop praying oE
swearing-I don't care d--n which
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A.. THE OCEAN SPRINGS; HOTEL WILL
opened on !he St DIX Of June under Re personal at
Every energy will be brought to bear to make the at
home. - ~ "11.9 Iny2T If
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MIR. @. K.GABRisoss AND TIE AGeEssoRS Transit
GoaPA New Torik tie 5th inst,
says: :sses ~ y, ss5 Jisssss 2 Eye
s A suit was commenced yasterday h gornelius Van
zderbilt and others af tanst Company,
against G, K. Garrison, agent Of The Nicaragua line
San Francisco Th pap pera ygete served upon Mr.
Garrison attthe Metropolitan Hotel at 5oc6ek yes
tetday in the sum of
$I500 0G0. and given imnaed edRteiy At ii understood
that these proceedings are based upon an affidavit Of
Walter u which Afr. Garrison is charged
with with and property Belonging to
the Gompfnys Before this suit was Genmeneed. MIR.
GaRrison proposed ID MR. Va ndefhat 10 submit the
case TO arbitration but the Offer was declined 1t is
alleged that the lfcult has IN the refusal
of Mr. Garrison to aceede toeeftain business arrange
nents he did not feel inclined to enter
and it is further declared that the man Ghrysler is
old offender against the laws having ea the 18th of
February, I847 been convicted at the Court Of Gene
raj Sessions in this city, of the crime of fogery and
sentenced tive years and six months ut hard labor
in the State Prison. AZ bids ais to be pretty steam
boat tiglttlle Commodore Of the Atlantic against
1 the Commodore Of the Pacific.
4
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- NJ ESTIi4h 5s; r SPRINGS. EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
Ea5 UCkY-Tis fine Summer Retrents situated the
t entucky River, surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and is Of the most picturesque and healthy
locations in the world 1T is ftyve miles east from licking
ton md aceessbs by ne graed road have
line OF daily fonr horse COACHES from LIE the Springs
50 tht leaving Lonlleor Cincinnati by the
train Of cars will arrive the Springs the evening"
The place is in fine condition and is for the
of visitors. s5sIs, 'a. Mrs. O. CsITI,ES, 4
n my23 fsGSt3g II JOHN CEIILEs.' "
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q HoRRIBLE AceIDEaF The Newark N.sJ.} Ad
vertiaer, Of the 50 lates the following
On Friday t, as two boys named James and
William irkman were carrying some goods over o
plank placed Of boiling e, In Scott's
Mills Paterson, the pree plating both
boys into the liquid, burning Whanl 50 as 10 cause
death in few hours, and james 90 that his is
despared Of, and anipStatoa Of the lower limbs, in
any event, will be necessary The boys were of Is
and IS years, and were. emp their father
during vacation assist him ii his work af TO keep
them out of The street. 5gYssSS5
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county Miss forty miles from yicksburg by railroad.
This noted Watering Place Tie Of Chronic Darrheas
Dyspepa Dropsy Gravel Diabetes Chioross General De
Tblity, etc., open for the reception visitors.
K ,E=. 49, IA - 81 INMANg WILLIAMS, q
Z March, 1856. W lF7t' siSHSss Proprietor.
, N Its well known that the yellow fever prevalent
here last fails evidently brought here BY from
with is elevated location situacd the pine Hills and will
to have the bedding used occasion pointed out
dent Beazeley and burnt in presence Of
Is now eng and visitors are daily not
son but exertion will be the invalid
forabie t4f43" Flaf E $E9 81
7. m3l If INhIANs WILLIAMS.
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n R,IY south: eatern, "
the ID inst, says: II s5eS
We regret to learn that the caterpillar has made
appearance on several plantations of Natchitoches
and DeSoto The worm is also reported to have an
peared inthe upper portion of Bossler parish is
now too late for them to do much injlr
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w Tte Company have the following assets viz. -
Invested in mortgages property worth - 80
double the amount loaned tbereon.. SGes, $50 90
Invested in bank stocks, .............. 6S,Gl5 pp
Loaned on bank stocks. 125,49U 90 %
Invested in real estate oice IS Camp st) 81 90 % F
Bills receivable at short time for preni- W
earned. :.;............:. 14A,eo6 76
Bills receivable being balances sub r.
6cTpti0n d4,4lS So
Due for premiums in course of collection Il, ,466 81
Cash hand. 66,O24 10
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Peter G. Brooks one Of the wealthy men Of Boston
that .st,e whole value sof wealth consists the per
sonal independence it secures. 4
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CtRNSCENT. CIT,Y sOAP YVOsks-pEpo1

a (ftSISGENTtCETR SOAP EVOfskS-DEPDT
" No. II Lafayette street. - r-.a
The subscribers in this city the
Of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat use which they
sent to the public for its competition with the
of established reputation 1combnes With free
dom from the dageeable effects of ordinary soaps and
will befound trial. to washing properties
fec:o and guaranteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
The advantages Of merchants and others being able
supply themselves and customers with equally good if
better article Of home manufacture will themselves
glance, and the subscribers respectfully solicit
milo y. a. j. HAZEN AZ
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4 THEs CANVASS m THE NoHTH. WEsrs-Fr Froni the
Shreveport South Western Of the. Sd inst. we learn
that the Prssd in Northern Louisiana IS
being prosecuted with zeal and ability II contains
the following notice speech delivered iii shreye
poltby the Hon. Peter Alexander Il
The Hon. Peter Alexander, the American nominee;
for eector in the sixth district
the citizens Of place yesterday. He is an elo
auent and forcibe speaker and ably handled his sub
jeet, aoEding great faction to his hearers who
repeatedly interrupted him with rounds of applause
the possibility Of our giving an outline or his remarks
this morning. He was replied to on the part Of the
Democracy by Wright Esq, who Yainly en-
deayored to refnte any Of the positions assumed by
the American nominee. Mr. Alexander reviewed the
remarks Of Mr. Wright and the debate closed. s.
Mr.ql llexaRdere address the people at Cookies
store this morning and ut Greenwood tomorrow. He
Will then proceed To- Bellevue where he will speak
tendance. zs'sS 45iS7 s+i t.s'S55 S5
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FRIDAY MORNING, September III 1856
WATERING l,I "a CEs.

sasas sasssas I'Mss cFzEsIsTIAM 5E5oTEL-Tfi1 COM,
n0dions and eligible estab Is open for the
a RECEPTION o and complete arrangements have
Been perfected for G eierSnmen gests inferior
Motel upon the Gnlf Coast. iGRICE &fJA5tES,
GL5-Eiln $FsS5ii Proprietors
lssss GULTfuM SPRINGS y cHoCrAW COUNTY,
proprietor Of the above delightful aer4
PLACE returns his thanks to citzens Of New Dfe8ns
nna ~ ysa an ss fa5 hs liberal him
happy n see Them again this simmer An Express will
meet with the Springs and New Orleans this thereby
a9ng Visitors at the above place to communicate with thet
the mails. 5G ) 4 s,+gts7I W Ef 7sli5 ~ Is
4#3 RATES OF b oARD:4 S 81 WA. a 4
sg ~ week. u 90 t
mo1,h: 1 80 = 40 "
every boat convey passengers Immediately the Sptns
@ An analysis Of tho waters be Ind Of W. b. Phillips.
IN 53 st Charles street, who isy in New Orleans
X Je9 Am II a{f4g4aF CHARLES CULIUM. Proprietor.
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sSrEAM CosstUNIe AFios BEIN Elm LIv ooL AND
MoNFREA New 4 oFk Courier and auirer, of
the 9th, says:
movement is being made IN commercial cireles at
Montreal, TO establish weekly liaa oE steamers he
tween Liverpool and Montreal. TsssBs Se.
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spoRpInse g 9sttotting match for
$1,000 came off yesterday oYeE Union Goarss he
CON-, the former to harness, d tie other to saddle.
Flora dstanced her competitor on the tirst heat,
making the following extraord time Quarter,
the fastest heat ever trotteds inst.
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