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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-14

Also, an excellent assortment Of
U r N I S H I " g G o o D S
which will be- sold very low.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-14

One Garment, or One Hundred,
will dc well calf as this great chance to buy very
cheap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-14

PANTS AND VESTS
Of every desirable style ana quality all Of which hav
been manufactured with great care, in he very best
manner, for the Fall and Winter wear; and any
wishing for
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&0tal SnttIliatnts.

~ md
" ~ N ~
Fe'eF nnf' OIL" iuesoaf eFeh,"s, " 'Le npe"s " .le
MORE WIN 'hS o"ss! III mi'e.' 'Hes eie ''"s u''' '
Inc l,'Se '"i. 'A o''" ,"s '. ' r, ~ % - |
peeu " " ~ e. So '' ~ ~ | 49,,
o'e4 ~ ~ I ma 49, - , 80. " - - w.. rt
suss' wa" lse' .l'i -'lnse , ".' , I ~ t, t..rm
D0 eo w " i " - ~, -
CoRoNoRs NQtEsTs.- DToched-l Inc coroner
yesterday held an inquest on the body Joseph S'ef6en
lad eleven old found in the river opposite Grod street
the same who fell o steamboat on Saturday evening" ana c
the recovery o whose body cannon rns was uhSuccesus
reSorted ION Sunday Verdict Accidentally drowned
OSstion Of the eHTt-An INQUEST was hed Oh the o9u o.
Thomas GleNtworthy native OF New Aork oo years Oh %
who fell dead suddenly IN one OF Inc wards oR on" f"'pa
in which he was patient Verdict Niia'on ana
ossfcation of the aortic Vaiv-s
RECORDER STITHS COURT.-J0hn NJ. heller was |
yesterday examined a charge getting F. Felen
bach to endorse notes to ard discount
other note 500 upon promise of giving him
property therefor all he had sold the property also
nm F enbazzIng the proceeds of notes entrusted
to him for collection by Charles F. Theemsn. The testimony
sustained the charge case and Keller comme
for trial in the First Court, and prison without
| benefit of bail
Thomas wife before the First District
Court for threatening and resisting Deputy Sheriff Sabad in
the execution of legal process at the corner OF rato ana LID
erty streets. Bail given
Lewis Cells was ar1agnei on charges OF being regular
drunkard and istber OF the peace o Religious street, oeater
of his wife and children and Hsher Of his furniture he was
also specially charged with having attempted TO let daylight
through his wife with pistol and to crack open ne
Of policeman will hammer This uncommenly sweet family
prison 10 be examined on the llth inst
Daniel 0keee and Michael Carty were nned 9u each Tor
making hyenas of themselves Oh Tuesday night and Chares
slave ordered prescription Of twenty lashes Tor being
| black hyena the night.
John Davis acquitted Of the charge of selling gros on
the sly slave.
Henry Watson alias Wn, Allison arraigned charge
having stolen 500 from Capt Black, OF the schooner
Venice lying the New Basin. 1t appeared that he was
deserter from the United States troops in Florida and came
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-10

From the Shreveport papers of the LIST and ID
inst. we extract the following paragraphs:
The river has fallen fourteen inches at this point,
but there is still sufficient water for the largest class
of steamers, and there would be several in the trade
if the business of the season would justify their
owners. Medium sized boats arrive almost daily, and
there is considerable animation visible at our wharf;
several hundred head of cattle have been shipped
during the last week, mostly from Eastern Texas
There has been quite change In the weather
during the last few days. rather nights the nights
and mornings have been unusually cool. but at mid
day. however, the Thermometer runs up from about
siNtyive to eighty degrees.
season of the year. have heard OF no serious cases
of sickness for several days; and that is saying
great deal in favor, considering the number OF
people in the place. .,...
for the Southern Pacific Railroad together with $50
tons of iron-chairs, spikes, etc. The Jos. Holden
also brought up quantity OF materials for the rail-
road. The directors OF the company are evidently
determined to rush the work forward with all posi-
BILE sneed and deserve the highest praise for the
energy they have displayed.
An unusually large and brilliant meteor appeared
in the heavens about 10 O'Clock Sunday evening pre-
senting a magnificent spectacle. 1t made its DEBUT
in the southeast, and before bursting Travelled for
some minutes towards the west.
In the Baton Rouge Advocate of Tuesday last we
find the following:
United States Marshal Hyams, for the Northern
District of louisiana has in custody in the jail OF this
city one Meuhr, arrested sometime since FOR rooolng
the mail bags of $4,000 money sent from New Or
leans to Morehouse parish by Bell, Buchanan L Co.
| Marshal Hyams is on his way to Monroe, La, with
his prisoner for the purpose OF organizing a proper
tribunal to deal with the accused as MS gulil OF iho-
cence may require.
The Red River American, of Saturday last, briefly
informs us that the weather was then cool and plea
sant with an occasional shower, the crops promising
bo,r ,r5 nd fha pic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-10
ADDITIONAL By THE EUROPA.
Erp1oud

England.
The Queens speech expresses belief that the stpu-
lations of the Treaty of Paris will be satisfactorily
settled. 1t expresses at the mutny in India
and determination to quell it.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 29.-John Doherty, dealer in
American Produce, has failed. ..
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29-All qualities of Cotton have
advanced from to J. The sales to spectators
during the week was $4,000 bales To exporters,
5000. The sales yesterday were 1900 bales.
The whole stock in port is 3s5 900 bales, including
3l2 600 American. .sag.,a.,. - .s.... .4
This afternoon the market continues buoyant.
Orleans Fair, o.; Orleans Middling, 8 1916.
Provisions closed quiet. Bacon is firm. Sugar has
advanced Id. Teas are slow of sale at unaltered
prices. Linseed OIL 43s to 42s. Cd. ~
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Baring & Bros say that Wheat
is very dull, with considerable decline Coffee Id
higher. Spirits Turpentine firm Manchester advices
| are favorable. ST.
Havre Market
| HAyRE, Aug. 27.-New Orleans tres ordinaire III.
Breadstufs are higher.
The Liverpool Failure. as
Doherty, the American produce dealer whose failure
is announced above, had been arrested for swindng
India.
The Indian mail had arrived with dates from before
Delhi to the l4th Of July.
The rebels had made three additional sorties, but
were defeated.
Sir Hugh heeler was killed at Cawnpore.
The garrison of Cawnpore having been reduced tc
famine surrendered to Hena Sahib who, in violation
of his promise, massacred the whole garrison, includ
| ing two hundred and forty women and children.
Among the officers killed were Sir George Parker
Col. Williamson and Brigader Yack.
Gen. Haversack afterwards defeated Hena Sahit
with great loss
An obstinate battle was fought on the 9Th of July
before Agra, between the garrison and a body O
mutineers numbering ten thousand.
The British were forced to retreat with great loss
Two regiments had mutined at Seakote Ga tow
of the Pnnjaub 65 miles E. N. E. of Lahore) on tn
9th of July, massacreing Captain Bishop, DR.. Gra
ham, Rev. Mr.. Hunt and his wife and child.
These two regiments were afterwards defeated.
Other disturbances were reported in other parts
Bombay, Madras and Punjaub were tranquil.
Gen. Vallejo was to succeed in command befor
Delhi where only 1000 effective men could be mu
tered.
China.
Lord E!gn arrived at Hong-kong on the I'd, an
would soon proceed southwark.
r Spain.
a The new Governor General of Cuba embarks i
September and will take out the ultimatum betwee
SDain and Mexico
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
tgy THE NATIONAL LINE.

HALIFAX, Sept. 9-The Royal Mail steamer Europa,
from Liverpool on the afternoon Of Che 29th, has
arrived at this port en- route for Boston.
Commercial
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s.-Au qualities have slightly
advanced The sales of the week foot up 800 bales
The weather has been favorable for crops
Breadstufs generally closed quiet quotations being
barely maintained. Provisions closed dull All quail.
ties of sugar have advanced.
Money Market.
Consols for money closed at 90s.
General News.
Parliament was prorogued on Friday.
The general impression in regard to the Atlantic
Cable was that it would be sold to finish the tale
graph to India.
We have no additional news from Indian of i'm
nOrtance,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-10

ANNUAL FAIR OF THE U. S. AGRICULTURAL So
cIEry.-The Fifth Annual Fair Of the U. S. Agricul-
tura Society opened at Louisville, KY, on the Slst
ult The Journal says:
The least computation of the assemblage in attend
ance ut the Fair yesterday was twenty thousand.
There fully that many present, and the greater
proportion strangers The city is, OF course, crowded
but there is still ample for the accommodation
Of thousands. There awaits all genuine Kentucky
welcome.
Among the distinguished gentlemen on the grounis
Yesterday we noticed Senator Crlttenden, wee ffes
dent Rreckinridge, Hon. Warner l.. Underwood, EX-
Secretary Guthrie Gov. Willard, Col. G. c. SmeGey,
and Others Lord Napier was to have arrived last
night
The leading feature OF the day was the exhibition
of cattle Kentucky long since took precedence IN
the raising of the Durham stock. The herds In this
State are now doubtless superior to any that can be
found in England whence the original breed was i'm
ported They are stawalt, noble fellows, with such
bovine qualities as must command everywhere ad-
mirntiou. Such Taurian prodigies-not monsters,
bnt models of grace, coed breeding and elegance
are rarely TO be found.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-10

ALABAMA AGRICULTURAL FAIR The Executive
Committee of the Alabama Agricultural State Society
has passed resolution inviting Hon. Edward Everett
to be present the occasion of the approaching fair
Of that Society in Montgomery to deliver an address
on agriculture and his celebrated address on the
" Life, Character and Death of Washington"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-10

KNow-NoTHISG TORPEDo.-The st. Louis Intelli-
gencer noticing the action of the late Southern Con-
venton at Knoxville, upon the various subjects it
called on to consider thus speaks of the prompt
manner in which it kicked out Know Nothing tor
pedo which was thrown into its midst
A torpedo came very near being foisted in the
Convention. A movement made to have com
mttee appointed to inquire into the extent of foreign
emigration into the United States, and the effect of
that emigration in ovcrbearing the South in political
power, during the past fifteen years! Such Know
Nothing " internal machine frightened the Demo.
cratic southrons, and they laid the subject on the
table.
All, but (says the editor) it will not lie there 1t
will return annually to plague the South and never
will the Southern people be allowed to know the full
facts of the cause Of their political subiugation in
Northern and Freesoil voters until it is too late.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-10

INDUSTRIOUS FRuIT.--The editor of the Pauldng
MISSY Clarion has been presented with fine golden
hued, mellow, fragrant apple, weighing nineteen
ounces. Why do you not give us its dimensions Mr.
Clarion? Perhaps the integrity of its internal econ
omY has been hammered with.
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Z MORNING, sEPTEM BER 10, 1857.
Ne6 Orleans 9ailg Grtstent.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1857.

LoUIsIAsIAN RoBBED.-The st. Louis papers
inform us that on the 1st inst. a man named John
Parker, from Louisiana, went on a spec in that city
and was robbed by bad men and women of the sum
of $3.50 in gold Several arrests were made, but no
clue to the money could be obtained.
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-=z=====7 THE GREAT Ma
10 zsE FIST41 EHsT II pEiTlTof2 kGTSH I? TH6 1HD
OHIO RAIIROAD.-Which forms the grand central link in
chain Of communication between the Mississippi aud the At
WHEEtISG, BENwoopand PARKERsBURG, oSTHE
"WFAsHTNGroS VA CITY md BALTIMORE ON THE EAST
At Which places unites with RAILROADS and STEAM,
B@ATS e:e for Al Ppnt EHs @4 a. Te T thf 4SlH
be procured which point ell as to BALTIMORE, il
is shortest direct and in every respect the most e
Tickets enabled reach the cite OF Baltimore
PAephh and New York the cost OF ticket TO Ne" York
only ths enabling business and travellers FOR pleasure
the principal cities in the lniOu for
less cos than be afforded by any other route.
the Mississippi river, a CHDICE OF ROUTES to the
East by The Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections is Of
FIEsr-They may leave nt CAIRO tt the mouth
Of tie oh? "nd thence by the Illinois Central Railroad GO to
SANDoFAL QiS miles A, az niles and thence by
Ohio and Mississippi ere aute and Alton Railroad turn
y ni' roms The tresssr pass trough Trre
SECoSp-1he Southwestern river continue
the u ) Mail 69es up he 9hq m o LoG'ie 9F CINCINNATI mud
and Central Ohio Rafond which takes him directly BEL
AIR miles below Wheeling, where he the
5~ Travellers requested notice while this is the
only route atfordn Through Tickets
the charged by other routes to New York only
also the shortest speedy and direct, to all the leading
points the East The distance from Columbus to Btimoeis
56 miles being about 100 miles shorter to New York than
by any other here less changes Of by this
route and consequently detention than other
sBy Express Train Of this route the time from
to BALTIMORE or W WASHINGTON is hut FORTY-TAREE
ssg-Re particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI
erhrough Tickets, allowing the holders to stop at any
@ Ss s Of FGSe W. f. si sEnpN T al te Ses the no
Central Railroad under the St ChaIes Hote Ns% Orleans
Agent B. o. K. R.. New Orleans.
JOHN NJ. SHARP. General Agent. my2T
N5nSFI,I,E NITSCAVEl-o5 cases Suuklng in
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No FIRE DEPARrAEST.-St. Paul (slin.,) with
population of Il 900 souls has not single ire-engne,
foot of hose, fire bucket, nor single public well
| orr cistern
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says:
A Virginia editor tells about prodigious calf that
he saw at " the Springs. The editor was probably
drinking from of the springs when lie discovered
the prodigy,
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FOR zoo YER.
OU A HITA RIV E R.

Leaves THU RSDAY. 10Th instant at O'Clock P. NJ
G- FO r. U AC HI Il A-THE WELL
a4sltts11 3 known light draft steamer Bayou Belle,
ysa:saA N VI. Mclaughlin, master will leave above
Monroe Columbia md all intermediate landings
The Belle receiving freight the foot Of Customouse
street. and will positively leave advertised For fright or
passage apply Cd board, 7. B. SMITH,
TchOupoulas street.
r There will he clerk the Leyee early on Thursday
i've
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r.x.- UNITED STATES TIL Hs1,
sAsfrtsSr sSr WEEkLl MAIL II LINE lsla.sslssssss ls.sslsssss

~ N ESD Ay on Thursday ION SATURDAY, al
N-' y \; at 3 p. NJ. ) P. NJ.
rt ,a., Iin.n, The magnificent The magnificent L,
s,a'n. nnrke m s mail PACKER States mail packet
E,inrcss Cnnt'n II, w. nTcIs:c NatCheI. Enpt'n
u isnn viii l,nye Cant j, NJ White T. +. iienies will
Don leave for donaldson
Plaouerlire BATON alisonre PLAGUE f'hqienjue,
R"m,-a pnrt Eson nine Baton Rouge Baton Ronge Port
BAYOU sara Red Port Hudson aSon HUDSON Bayou sara,
River Landing For, Sara, Rea River Bed River IAnitg
Albums Nate L. Laniing tori Nj tFi Adams achez
Waterproof Rodney, ANS Hgtch5a, VIZ W. i|neS
rf and. 81 Joscp Gram tau WarrertOn and
NarrcntUIl EiGkshIT., every SA
7 VES u 4 I, M bINili keh.s en- a. Y
O'Clock iEicksbGrg La e CLOCK r. Vi
1,,o = NOES s proyience Stacks The steamer 1T
cn.T,rtt ~ yfrks. land and Skip-I H EZ connects
f,r rifh No snn1. u, Ills Land q YiCksburg witt the
or e. s AID and every tn RSpAf steamer kaNtfhR,
u.j az f,i fGr 5;rock P Nj. and will take freight
nU tI'e i,n7%s on Tie r. W Me for al! the landings
At On SH2o0 rveras hi-h
a. I:r,.f IL L ,rir- Il a> iireenwOOd 1t high
st'ner Ranger, tiE water rates
ing fr ghttorRtll la'd
.uys on Yaz1o river
las highup rs Green
twcod. %, ,.,
The mentioned sPlerdIa ff''eHEer pHrke'" leeY
on their regular ays without fail the h1nr a?pon:e Al
business entrusted 10 their will De promptly and 'Ay
attended 49,,
These boats will not responsible" fox any letter o. pHe6HSe
containing money svelrv other vt!able unless regular
the Fre mid nor for any vaiuahes deposited vita The G9rS
by the ptssengFrs or contained IN their baggage.
CAERuLi. PRTFGHARD CO.,
Li!loI. Row. - CarOutrrj s..
no ts T. 3. SMITH, No. Tcroupton Ids $
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s--uu GREAT c lG n -
sIaI q ID ~! ~ q. oRTEST CHEAP
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
TO
Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philade!pbia Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid passenger leaves Nv Orleans daily at
O'Clock 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 4. NJ.
Evening Express at e r NJ. = .
Connecting SANDOT Al. with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road ST. Louis; MA with Terrt arte and Alton Rail
road FOR Louisville and Cincinnati: DECATuR with Great
Western Railroad Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples:
IASAAE with Rock Island Haroad, for Rock Island Dav
and Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago and Buring
Rnilruad tiaesIr Burlington, Quincy Central
Tuwn, arriving nt DU NlEIrII in "a hours
Minnesota Packet Conpanys leave Dun
Paul and all intermediate landings, arrival
the from Cairo
Going East there change Of cars between Cairo and Chi
and hut from Cairo New Ierk. Through TO Chi
in Il hours Niagara Falls 3S hours New YORK IS hours.
Baggage checked through.
ni-FUr through tickets, Information apply TIE Illi
noiS Central onice under the St Charles
tel, St. ChIrle, street, New Orleans.
a. " W. F.. REDDINt;, AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-10

,~a, THE STEAMER JAMiSS Il.
slET4.Ss woodruff, c. 5. Rogers MASTER will leave
New Orleans for ST. Louis the coming season
as foows -,,,r Co.. -
r,s RErI RI-TIIANAN Il Co. No. 81 TChoupitorias.
r plan of tile cabin be and secuted by
,nF. .hp nrputs
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Departure of the America.


BosTON, Sept. 9.-The steamer America sailed to-
day with S5OO,O0O in specie.
Missionary Report
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 9.-The annual meeting of the
Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions was
held to-day. The report shows the receipts OF the
year to be $780, 900. Expenditures 1891 800. The
debt of the Board is reduced to s2S00. Twenty
missionaries have been sent out this year, and egh
teen are under appointment.
Failures in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 9.-Reeves, Buck Co., and
Reeves, Abbot & Co., railroad iron manufacturers
have suspended. Their liabilities amount to $500 900
Post-Office Robber Arrested.
WHEELING, VA, Sept. 9.-Martin Binney has been
arrested here charged with stealing letters from the
Post-offce at Chicago.
New York Markets.
New YORK Sept. Cotton has declined J.. Floul
and Corn are dull. Wheat is depressed. Provisions
are steady.
New Cotton at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 1.-Two bales of cotton Of the new
crop were received to-day from De Soto county, Miss
Cincinnati Markets.
CISc1SNAr1, Sept. 9.-Flour 81 65 to 81 IS; Wheat
50 to 9Oc. Whisky 2lc. Linseed Oil 66 to 6I3c
Bacon-l2 to u c for Shoulders IA to l43c for
Lard l5c.
St. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 9.-Flour is very dull and de
clining Wheat has declined to Sc. Yellow Corr
63ac White Csc. Tobacco S. so to SIS so. HemI
800 to Sl2j.
River Intelligence
V1CKSBURG, Sept. 9.-The Fanny Bul!itt passe,
down at and the J. D. Early at this morning
The Nebraska and Virginia passed down at P. NJ
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
..,,..,,..z,s,,-, PONTCHAKTRAIN RAIL.

= On Sundays the trnn VIII leave The CITY every h0ur from
0 clock A. H., until 10 O'Clock 7. NJ.
Horse will the city depot every morning At
O'clock and the Lake night hour after the last
Extra special trips when required by notifying
the conductor.
Station House erected GENTLY Ridge which
also Flag Station, where the train will
when reqnred from IT. to P except on down trips H.
oclk l1S and ~ ociK. Fare each
in Tickets dow be purchased
ticket otice and he conductor notified
The daily Horse Car and GENTLY Ridge stopping
required will up from the Lake 6s O'Clock A. NJ, and
will leave follows
The CITY The GENTLY Ridge
At............!2 At......... = NJ
At........... r. MI Al.....'... ot2
azy-For the Lake-Each trip immediately after train
.F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-10

MURDERS AND LYECHING IN MIsslssIPPI.-The
Aberdeen Conservative Of Saturday last says:
On wednesday evening last, man named Andrew
Graves was struck on the head with brck'bat, in
our Streets by Stephen Moore, and so severely in.
jured that he died in few hours. As the matter will
undergo legal investigation, we torbear comment.
The same paper states that a few days ago man
named Abernethy was shot dead in his field in Ponto-
toe county by man named Gray, in dispute about
two dollars. He was found lying on his face, with
twelve buckshot in his back and Gray was arrested
on suspicion. The waddug of the charge fired by
Gray was picked up and identified by the blacksmith
who loaded his gun part of pamphlet he had used
for the purpose The wrath of the people was greatly
aroused and they took Gray from the authorities and
were about to hang him, when he made full confes
SION but begged them to spare his life for the sake
bis destitute family. considerable amount of money
was Immediately subscribed the spot for the family
of the murderer. This was shown him, and he wa!
then placed on horse, with rope about his neci
and the other end fastened to the limb of tree.
a signal the horse was led from under him and hi
execution was ACCOMPLISHED.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-10
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
S,,,r,ar RAN lin Jos D. Clarke

sywm. SJJ nj NJ Il II AIeRANGEM
eQnGSstS Steamer Ben Franklin, Jos. D. Clarke,
MASTER for Cairo. Hickman Memphis, Helera,
Enpoeon Greenvie and all the Bends, will leave heto
lowing ays throughout connecting Cairo with the
Iir Central Railroad Louis and all the Eastern cities.
Memphis with the Memphis ana chareSt9n kMroAn Tor
Nashville Huntsville, Tuscnmpa hhoAFle oht'e'oos ana
the Virginia Springs - ,,> ~ g., ,,-
Leaves New Orleans WEDN Esd A y sept y AT D Z ~
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAn y sept. % AT . l.. ".
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. :, at 5 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 81, at 5 p. NJ.
The Rem Franklin is unsurpassed in point of speed and
by boat having age an airy rooms arranged eS
pressy tor the accommodation of families
Passengers can fepend this boat leaving advertised.
aeroos can engaged for Of the above trips appl
carton 10 her auents where plan Of her cabin be
JOHN z. HYDE Il CO., IS Poydfas street,
W \. REDDINti, Raiiro d Agent,
under st. Charles Hotel.
The Rem Franklin will attend her Memphis Bend, Way
and Plantation business as usual