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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Uh SNnd"y The tran viii leave The city hour from
clock A. NJ, until ~ O'Clock P NJ
Horhc Car will leave the city depot every morning
O'Clock, and the Lake every night hour
steam train Extra special trips when required notifying
the conductor.
Station House has been erected Gentiy Ridge which
is also made Flag Station, where train stop
when req9ired from M 70 P NJ down trips, II,
II and o'ck and trips II and AZ o'ck. Fare
in steam trains Is Tickets dow purchased
the ticket office and he conductor notified.
The daily Horse Car. Ridge sopping
required will come from the Lake 6]s O'Clock ~
will leave follows:
The City The GENTLY Ridge
At...... o'clock A. ". 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
At............l2 At.......... F., NJ
/. VI, Of
"A
a-For the LakeEach trip Immediately after steam train
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nreg UNITED STAIEsIlSt- .r~
ls4snst yS WEEKLY Mall. LINE lsAka5kahGc s.

ON TUESDAY, at ON THURSDAY'lON SATURDAY, at
P. NJ. AT P. NJ. P. NJ.
The magnificent U. The magnificent The magnificent [.
States Mail packet U. s mail packet States mail pnckel
Princess, Captn II. w. McRne Natchez. Capt'n
Wilson, will leave Capt. J. NJ White. T. r. eather>, will
for Dcatsonvle, will for Don leave for Donaldson
PaGuenlne, Baton nisonye Plaque y lle PaqueInine
Rouge Hudson mine Baton Rouge. Baton Rouge.
Bayou Sara, Hudson Bayou HusOll Bayou Sara
River Landing, Fort Red River Red River Lnudug
Adams. ez Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams, Satclez
Wgftrprnot Rodney ans Nace2 Wa Waterproof Roinev
Joseph terproof, Rodney, Saint Joseph, Grand
Gulf Warrenton oscp.. Grand Gulf Warrenton and
Eicksburg Gulf, Warrenton, Vickshurg every
{ IS 4 Y, at NJ il krn's B end TURDAY. o.
O'Clock p, NJ NcksbIIrg, LA K e clock P. NJ.
The p Il INNESS Providence. Stacks The steamer NAT
nt Vicks Isl md Skip & II M at
burg with viii hS Landing = Nickshurs with the
er |. :. AID. and every TIL RSDAl steamer RANGER
will take freight 0clOck p NJ land will take freight
all the landings K. ". Me for all the landings
IaEoo river high pa ii2oo ryeraS high
Greenwood. Vie burg wi HAS Greenwood at high
tst'mer Ranger TAX water rates.
ing Ir ghtorHland
iuyS Ia2OO river
ns hshup as Green
wood.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will lemve
on their regular days without fail the hour appointed. All
oi'> entrusted 10 their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will be responsible any letter package
containing money iewery other valuates unless ul
bills OF ading akeu specifying the value and
the freight paid: any yaluabes clerk
by the Passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board
CARROLL PRITGHARD Co,
Union Row. 5S Carondelet 1t.
MO If T. b SMITH No. 4 TchOupiton las st.
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ff.sA sszs, gzEy FT-y TP Al RnI-TE U
tt::z5ses---Ss3SHO ORTEST, CHEAP
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago Detroit BnfGlo, niagara Falls New York Boston
Philadelphia, Montreal. Saratog, Springs, the
White Mountains,
splendid passenger steamer leaves Orleans daily
o'clock p NJ from Cairo from which point there is continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 6 A. N.
Evening Express ut F. NJ.
Connecting SANDOy AL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
road for St Louis, AT with Terre Haue Alton Rail
road for Oniss and Cincinnati; DECATUR with
Western RarOad Springfield, Jack Naples
I.A$Al.I.E with Rock Island Railroad Rock Island Day-
export and Peori MENDOZA with Chicago and B,rling.
ton Raroad for Ghesbuc Burlington, Quincy aud Central
Iowa, arriving At DU NIIEITH in "A hours.
Dne of the Minnesota Packet Cupunys
eith for st. Paul ana all intermediate landings arrival Of
the cars from Cairo
Going East, there is change of
and hui three from Cairo New York Chi.
in IS hours Niagara Falls 36 hours York IS hours
Baggage checked through.
Hto through tickets informatir apply Hi
no Central Railroad Tiek, Office, under St Charles o.
tel, ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
a3 ly W. F.. REDDINS Agent
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R E G q LAR PAC KETS.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s O'Clock NJ
~ FOR OP ELOU SAS-THE NEW
STEAMER Anna Perret, Capt. 6. f. Lou
ailer, built expressly for the trade-in place of
the steamer " iouHC-w leave above taking freight
for Old River Simmo and all landings the Atcaaaya
For freight passage apply on board, or
j. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 co, Front I.evee ST.
iyl4 IF near Customtouse street
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FO r Y zoo RIV

Leaves on SATURDAY. l9Ih inst, 5 P. NJ.
, r. - FOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD,
lgfs Sid3n, Tch1la, Yazoo City. vckshurg, and ali
landings below Vcksburg Mississippi river,
The light draught. substantial NIontgomery,J
W. Bowls MASTER will leave above For freight passage
apply on board, or to +. G. RANDOLPH X CO.,
sell ~ Union street
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rur.zzszsz,su-- SEW ORLEANS. JACK
kAA EsAA SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
ENsE EsK.9 f16y-HH.gRA AILROAD.
Passenger rain leaves New Orears daily, 73o O'Clock
A. NJ arrives Brookhaven Miss. hundred
eight miles from New Orleans Z5 O'Clock p. NJ Returning
leaves Brookhaven day at SD O'Clock, A. NJ,
re@ehes New Orleans al &.l8 O'Clock, p NJ.
FARE-Three mile, way. Children unier ve
of free Children between five
and cDored persons half price.
SEASON TICKETS be obtained at the Office Of the
Company Calope and Magnolia also family ticket
whole halves, i'll packages price
ColUfed permitted ride without
written pass expressly authorizing them naming
the stations to and from which they may As the pass vii
e retained ny the Conductor and will be good for trip
direction oHly those making trip both will have be
provided with
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhayer
Intermediate stations i21 A NJ every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday, leaves Brooknven for New Orleans and in
termediae stations Monday Wednesday and Friday
morning. at $50 O'Clock A. NJ This stops FRIDAYS
Saturdays Flag Stations, :idway regular stations
10 receive and deliver freight but other days.
No freight will be received the New Orleans Gepo
after 5 O'Clock P. NJ
T. s. WILLIAMS, Snpt Trans sportaon.
As- line Of four stages runs from Irookhaver
and Jackson Brook
ing with the passenger trims. s3 #
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ATDsELLE MVSCATEL-25 cases SysrkIiuy il
lfI store and for sale By S WOLFF 95 Csnp strest
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-. gaz FeY OPT ottSSS ANn tPF i
EYE h:zyszZ--ESsas2S..WESTERN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ferryboas with the Passenger Trains
foot of ST. Ann Jackson Square, EVERY MORNING
at IA O'Clock, precisely.
outward Trains Leave
tiSlcls iepot AT A NJ
Arrive at Brashear City, Berwick's Bay...... Il NJ
Inward Trains Leave
at r NJ
at 4.
Express trains stopping regular stations only leave Agier
depot Sunday and Thursday 03t O'Clock NJ
boats connecting with the leave the foot Of ST. Ann
at 10 OcltCk precisely.
Freight will be received for Berwick Bay intermediate
stations on the wharf foot Of St. Louis day. All
freight, that intended for Texas paid by ship
pers. AL
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THE LAKE.

U. S. Mail Line for Mandeyille, lewisbnrg, Mad
es@.. isonville, Covington and Ahita Springs-The
ss ea%er a virginia Pearl Capt D%w viii lssye for
Leaves New Orleans by Pont Returning leaves Coving
y n cars cars RSb
Friday. .......i2 N. cars RIDAY.: A.
SATURDAY. II N; earsls sATURDAY:.. ~ A. ~
the 10 A. NJ train for the city
Pas,age, 81. Meals 50 cents.
For further particular f "BR!y RSTS Fl 5Ssra Sf Agents.
au27 If 10 Canal street.
FOR MOBILE-DAILYU S MAIL
a~kzkissz-ss packet steamer California, Hnchngs,
Oregon, Myers master bnlt expressly for the Lake trade
the Pontchartrain Railroad DAILY the arrival
the IL O'Clock NJ stoppingfwaer perittngj
each way, Bay St. Louis and Pass Christian, and Pasca
soua Tuesday and Saturdays going andon Mondays and
Thursdays returning
ieI R. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Place.
-, LA X Il HOR E p G X e T.
I'll -~sTEAMER CreoIe-For Ocean Springs and
intermediate landings. The and splendid
butexpressy for this trade with superior accommodations will
leave the Pocharrsr Railroad the arrival At the Lake Of
the as follows.
y New ogsn E59% qssfn hSENSS NsSS'S9ss
TUESDAY ....... ~ M cars MONDAY EVENING.
THTRSsBBAY cars %EDSEsRAY IRs RAY EVEN1Nd
Cabin Fare to Bay st. Lons and Pass Christian. 80 90
Children and Servants a..... ................ ] %
Cabin Fare 10 Mississippi city, Biloxi and Ocean
- Springs: :,..............-....i.......- 80
Children and Servants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 81
r. GEDDEs Agent, 10 Bank Place
New Orleans, June l. 1857. jeI
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Leaves every WEDNESDAYat at & O'Clock p NJ
r. N y g IL A Z w E ID n ES ID A Y

len A. MEG TLAR WE EDNEs'DAY
r. " PoIye seF9 rHnnas II E.;| pa9ss s.,as ems5 n
lea Ssin GaFPP a9aing As1S resy roint skpT
Eiysr a6di"E Bayo" ssrs Fof, Hadssn hsass
e Sign GF hrosh bills ii ss ladSs GTs with Ti
the privilege For freight or psge appy board
se3 Tchonpitonlas street.
Is KEGrEh ECU ThnpSEsn9y wEbS ksbAF v1oxspuRe
ssSs 80 Picket 'Iasmoiia-The steamer MAGNo
Sss G' sSys S:
' OF u III rE iS' c SPE 3 Sa'@ s
s:s1g! sgMMEE IT. Esan, AF,KsANGEMENT- Ct 5'.
Napoleon Greenye and all the Bends, will leave the fol
o. sn,T R@Foad st. onis and al the Essrn s ceS
H@ Tuscamb Knoxs GhaenoS%s and tNf
the Vir-ira SPRINGS
is,yss NV @5Iea6s WEBNSEssRAY, oaS @5P. M
S@ys liza H. ny 9Fsa4 MEnSEsbAI a & Oct a. at r.
fort by boat having very large and airy
Pa.s,srs depend on KS boat Isaying advertised
seoos can he engaged for any Of the above trips appl
cation 10 her agents w1grc plan Of her cabin can be
WE, " + REbbISG SS Ro %i d lGsa1" AGsn,, street.
ss The Ben Franklin will attend to her Memphis Bend Way
and Plantation business a. usual
THE STEAMER JAMES E.
wv S & S. fG5sS' Ss Rs c6as w tsSs !ssSs
mo BELL HtdaRAy HTHEfsRAyy sS2 g. Il 81 ronouptop.,
calling at the office Of the agents
Leave. sTf;f aHTfS2aF FHGEDtF 4 i91!ss5 u
H4, wb sf5 ms!s ssaos % f. s:vs W: ~ cfhs"f End 4
S sassy Esss s9 fn1i s RIE sD
" Bay" ayo sMr4 Port @dso r. BATON I KGpse m PIqns%Hs
having unsurpassed accommodations apply bon.
GEO D. HITE 4 CO. % Front street
ns- The R. W McRAE, will take Yazoo river freight
siss o S@sG e. " M fns for with the privilege of Fs'AR9"s @
sATIfntS Il 3s'2s, Mons
sssssA sss@A ADAMS, Oh. +. Marshall, master, viii leave
h s Ts da% " ss s
Baton Rouge, Paquemne, DoualSouyle, and the Coast
above For freight or passage apply on 32Hrd or TO-
N. B.-Particuar attention given to Plantation business
Ya7oo freight taken high with the
reshpping. sel6 If
n 1s57-1s5s-LEAvEs EVERY sATUR-
- T'a1y paH rA6SFT: q ff9th p N-FEdphAF sArVE
w vp %eES ns eHe
nsATUEDAy The 26t September fer Baton Ronss Bayou
"n TsfB o 1T pa Su
surpassed % spR B. AR II hs'd t Front street
GPs HSs p
tenher next iy24
IT. > c9AST PACKET , STEAMER
hSiln syaa s Fa Aa% SSp E'eP FSr
Hudson and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA
Sa"ii"y A"En; I5h and ND viii Continue season.
G sIE oH Tsry o" Of &
cars om cSrE SGoIS VII be- on the evee receive freight on Thurs
attention paid to the receiving and landing of
anu f HGIMEs @ VTs GhAusS S. L @ ] st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHtEHNl FsM HEb AZ AZ
r6LEoy AnE-9s HsT Y "1a %,, ,p,snd@ 3, fSs' 4
will ten uhS packet IN the New
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sU1INlER ARRANGEMENTS

THE. STEAMER JAMES f.
lE!iliAass Woodruff c. s. Rogers, MASTER will leave
sss--1n New Orleans for ST. Louis the coming
toows
THURSDAY Sent. Il,
m6 BELL, BUCHANAN Il co, No fT Tchoupitouas.
s plan Of the cabin be and secured by
Callmg al the Office Of the Agalts.
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ss@ w 1NLA Nd
Isess - ksff..i t+s{ ROUTE TO TEXAS-For 8 fNgs
sEGalves1on and lndanoia,
PowIer Horn }-SRvinr tne Days Time, we'll Re
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving SCNDAY and TIL RSDAY by the NEW OR
LEANS AND 0PELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting Brrwick's Bay with the and splendid
steamships ESTON and 0PEIOCSAS of 1900 bur
then each built expressly for this route and
to avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising
sage of the Texas bars.
Passengers will leave New Orleans from Ferry Landing
opposite jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING at 10 o'clock, commencing Sunday, the 10Th Of
May, 1857.
The OPELOUSAS, Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave on
SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON Capt. Henry Deusou on
THURSDAYS.
Returning, the days of lea wing Indanos will WEDNES
DAYS and SATURDAYS and Galveston 81 NDAYS and
TIL URSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted at the Com
panys Landing in New Orleans the foot Of ST. ous street
will be transported through of without
charge Of any kind the heretofore
by the line nt outside
For freight passage apply the office of the Company
he only office the lire New Oreaus ST. Peter
and Ievee opposite jackson Square, where plans
OF the steamers be aud
A. b, SEGER, Vice President
my1l If n. O., OpelousaS and q. W. Railroad Co
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PHI ] l. DEL LPHIA.
Sssx FOR PHILADELPHIA REGULAR
EH4N Line-fhe Al fast sailing packet bark General
sF@-lsas " arren, Clifford. master, havin,
engaged, Will have dispatch For balance Of freight
seG GEO. W. HYNSON 4 Co. 81 Camp street,
To sail in a few avs
SGH FOR PHILADELPHIA - KEYSTONE
AH ldnc-Ihc Al very fast sailing packet bark c. w.
ssNAE@ P0ultncy Capt. Mat sman has nearly ell her
cargo engaged and Will sail rs above For buancr Of freight,
apply 10 j. II. BASS.
sell No. ll9 Common street.
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A UU.
~ II. Oh ESLIIs INSTITUTE, GREENVlLl.E
~ near ''rrplIon, La.
BOARDING-SCHOOI. FOR YOUNG LADIES.
m Conducted ny Mime c. MACE.
lAe classes OF This Institution will be reformed for the Ses
on the lSt Of September next
III making this hnnOuncemcut Mime Mace avals herself
lie opportunity of returning her thanks families
lgIe houored her with their confidence aud of assuring them
h HS heretofore her establishment will combine the
vents Tie comfort and the intellectual improve
nr,t oi the yOnig ladies entrusted o her care.
The instruction impaired the ST. Charles Institute is solid
t extends to all those branches which an accom-
nNHcH clnchiion both in English and in Frei
ES hn the greatest care to the accomplished
'" Oil whose devotion to their duties every may
.e placed. '
Ihe F4ntges offered to young ladies of French families
cqure thorough knowledge of the English language
ne @hG hhhd Of American pupils toatin perfect command
' me iehch ltnEuAge surpassed by those
FiOn III the country and the with which have
% heretofore employed may be ascertained through the
~j,i' factory references. " ~
U inormnon as to terms may be found in the prospectus
p I'm,
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fSE. lS57-lS5S-I4EANES EVERY SATUR-
srlaalk urday, o'clock P M.-REG uLAR SATUR.
DAY PACKET
The magnificent packet steamer Eclipse, L. W
Broadwe master will leave regularly above Commencing
on SATURDAY, the 26th SeDtember for Baton Rouge Bayou
Sara Sachez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf
Warremon and Nicksburg For freight passage, having
surpassed accommodations, apply on board. or to
GEO y. HITE co. % Front street.
Passengers and shippers rely on the steamer Eclipse
taking her place in the above trade SATURDAY 26th Sep
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ
REGULAR SATURDAY MORN
Ests ing Packet for Wick shurg-The steamer II. w.
Ess-=ssSs Adams, Oh. f. Marshall master, will leave
for VickSbur, New Carthage. Grand Gulf
seph Rodney Waterproof Nachez Fort Adams. Bayou Sara
Baton Rouge P!aquemne, Donalsonve and the Coast,
above For freight passage, apply on board or to
Z. W. ADAMS & co.
n. B.-Partcuar attention given Plantation business
Ya7oo freight taken high with the privilege
o reshinning. SelG If
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BUGGlES, TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS, etc. VARNTSH etr
RF-For sale low for cash city acceptance. -a4
FaF-So. lis GRASIER and No. l3 UNION STREET -ss
New Orleans, La.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-17
Conferences.

The Missouri Conference assembled in
this place yesterday. Bishop JAS. o. Ar
DREW. of Alabama, presides over its delib-
erations, and Rev. B. H. SPENCER dischar-
ges the duties of Secretary. There is full
attendance Of Members.
A considerable amount Of business was
referred to appropriate committees, and the
body adjourned till 8 o'clock this morning.
During the morning session, the names Of
twelve applicants were presented for trav-
cling connection with the Conference, their
qualifications were closely scrutinized; they
were admitted, and will be assigned work
during the next Conference year.
The Conference will meet daily, Mt S
o'clock in the morning. Preaching every
morning, afternoon and evening, in the new
Church. The Conference meets in the old
Church.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-17
Fairs in Missouri.

Montgomery county Sept. l6, IT, l8,
Boone county, Sept. %, 90. 30, Oct. l,
Ray county, Sept, %, %, "a, %,
St. Louis Ag. & Nj c. Assn, Sept. 2S 20,
30, Oct. |, 2,3.
Galloway county, Sept. %, %, "a, %,
ST. Charles Ag. and Mech ASSN, Sept. %,
%, "a, 25,
Lawrence county Fair, Sept 80, Oct. /,
Jackson county Fair, Sept. go, 80, Oct. /,
Lafayette CO., at Union, Oct. 6, 7, 8,
Franklin co., at Union, Oct. s, 8, 10
Marion CO., at Palmyra, Oct. Ia, Is, 16. II,
Clay co.. at Liberty, Oct. IA, Is, IS, II,
Knox county, Oct. 20, 81, %, %,
South Eastern Diet Cape Girardcuu, Oct
g.. 10,
Central District, Boonville, Oct. 5, 6, I, SO
Rails county, Oct. 8, 8, 10, II,
Cass county, Sept. %, %, "a, 25,
Howard CO.. Fayette Sept %, %, "a, 25
Clark CO., Waterloo, Sept. %, "a,
Pike CO., Bowling Green, Oct. l3, IA, Is, IS
Scotland county, Oct. /, 2, 3.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-17
Live Hogs.

Packers for early cutting, have contract
ed for several thousand head at Sc 80, de.
liverable in November. The following re-
marks on the future trade, are from the St.
Louis Merchants Exchange Reporter, pub
lished by the Secretary Of the Chamber of
Commerce:
The amount of Bacon estimated on the
market in September last year was fully S.
600 hhds; at this time 1000 hhds cover the
whole stock. Mess Pork stands in the same
proportion. This deficit of stock this year,
every one must admit, will offset large in
crease in Hogs--some estimate the offset at
80, and others at 10 per eent-the truth, no
doubt, as it does in most instances, lying
between the extremes. Then again, the
new crop will find bare market with prices
extremely high, inducing continuance, to
great extent, of closing quotations. In
view Of this, contracts have already been
made in Cincinnati for November delivery,
at Ga to &c, and at this point 200 10 1000
head have been taken at 81 C, 2l0 TBS weight.
On the other hand, we must not forget to
state that last year 10000 boxes Long Mid
dies were packed at this point Tor the Eng
fish market, being the meat Of 10000 hogs,
(Side and Shoulder attached, Tor which de-
scription, as we learn from reliable CORES
pondents, there will be no demand this sea-
son. There were, late in August, $4,000
boxes American Bacon, and more, on the
English market, with stock OF Lard suffi-
cient for IL months. An engagement had
been made for re-shipment OF 1000 boxes
to America. Hogs which last year brought
Cos, were then quoted at 40s. But for the
English demand the past season, prices
would never have reached the quotations
they now exhibit for Bacon. Our packers
estimate the increase of Hogs this season at
one-fourth to one third on the amount Of last,
number and weight included; and while
contracting at this time, limit their opera
lions TO November delivery, preferring tc
take the chances of the market after that
>pericd,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-17

THE CAMEL ExPERIMENTs.-An inter-
estlng report has been received by the War
Department, from Mr., Beale, Superinten-
dent Of the wagon road expedition from
Fort Defiance. The camel experiment is
pronounced successful. These animals
carried seven hundred pounds burthen,
principally provender for mules, and were
much less faded than the mules. They eat
little except bushes, preferring them to
grass. Mr.. B. conceives 1t easier to man
age train Of twenty than one of FIVE mules.
Their temper, tractobiliy, capacity for
bearing burthens, and going without water,
while they live on food upon which other
animals would starve, render them valua-
BILE for transportation on the prairies. Ev-
cry unshod animal reached Ell Paso lame
but the camels, not one Of which even ex-
hibited fatigue.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-09-17
Ambrotypes, Melainotypes and Photo
graphs.

Messrs. Hunter s. LEA have taken
rooms on first street, opposite the Post Of
fee, where they are prepared to accommo-
date all who may need their services
They will take pictures of any size, either
on Glass, Isinglass, Paper or Sheet Iron,
put them up in handsome cases, rings lock-
cts or breast-pins, and at prices from ST.
30 up, according to size and case. Faml-
lies taken at reduction on regular prices.
They have large number of specimens, Of
their own work, which show them to be
masters of their art, which is more than
can be said Of every one who travels a.
sound, rendering hdeous the "human face
divine" Give them a call--examine their
work--and if you want picture you will
be at the right place to get it.