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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-13
Brick--Brick.

DER ONS in want of Brick can have them
! delivered at any place in town by leaving
their orders at our store
app HART, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-06-13

ALFRED DUpERlrR.-A, |. #AYEs.-R. ". y,sprRs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27

;sfSHorgfse ScsSE- Ar AN ExgeUTIeN IN THE P1PAL
SrATEs-A horrible scene took place Last week at the
town Paombara eighteen miles distant from Rome,
on the occasion Of four individuals being gliotned
gatilerer Of that district year ago It appears that
the first Oh the list for execution, after having cen
fes,e and received the sacrament, apparently
signed to his fate was seized with a sidden repug
nance to place his head 4nder the fatal engine, lock
ing up to the axe with an air Of great misgying and
spot. On theseNecufioner aud his adjutant efdea-
yorng, to. compel hiM to do So, he made the most
yioient resistance TO- them, and although his arms
we're andcntfsd behind his back, struggled and hck-
ed SOFAS te bae alf their efforts To carry the sentence
into effect for twenty-five minutes, during which ne
wassesealing for aid TO the speetators, jutoP9poo
,nio ,n aud imgoring the soldiers who guarded the
scaffold 10 shoot him. rather than allow him quit
AS no one assisted the exeentoner save his lieutea-
ant, they and their victim were frequently in danger
OF falling from the platform, on the floor of which
the deafh struggle took place. and had not the gena
afmes around more than once supported Their tegs'
they would have been pushed Off the scahold by the
desperate criminal. At last they prevailed over nm,
without having recourse to the last mems when tne
law allows the eyecntio9er to. meke use OF IN .tnls
country when offenders are hopelessy
is, to stab the Condemned man with the weapon tne
exeeutioner wears in virtue Of his office, strong
straight cutless The 4second murderer was equally
averse TO meeting bis fate, but only delayed II ief
while by insisting OF recng the htany before
which was allowed him although he had previous ~
gone through the last Offices Of religion Eye Wuies-
s describe it as awful scene to behold the asl on
the scafod reotng the Litany all the people r1nnd
him oirjng in the responses The unfortunate wretch
wouid have gone on with other prayers till MS breath
Rled him had net the execuoner cut short fs krdy
orisons and hurried him into eternityt Roman cor
respondence of the Eandon Daily News
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27

NsI - ~.
= A. NEw DIAxosDG--Two French: chemists, Messrs
WohIer and DeviIIe, have succeeded in chryFaIzing
the well known substance boron; which has hitherto
combination With an acid, and they Submitted peci
mems of the ehrystals to the academy of Sciences a
few days ago. These crystals possess bfilliancy
and refractive power which nothing equals but the
diamond ,and they rival that in hardness being ca
pable of scratching cennndum, which, next to dias
mond, is the hardest substance known. .The speci-
mems yet obtained are very small, and have shade
of red eryellow but the color is believed to be acc.
dental and they hope that further experiments win
enable them to procure it coloress. Boron agrees
with silicon in many of its properties, and is consa
ered as infermefliate betweeni IL and carbon This
discovery may soon put US npossesson Of aetitous
diamond, which the most xperieneed eye will sbe
unable TO Distinguish from the, genuine,
Fl Puree Crystals Of carbon have been produced hs
chemical experiments, huf they were eo microscopic
size. These crystals possessed every quality Of the
diamond. ls,1 ~ -ts ss ). So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27

!, Tug TluEa MHRfDIAH FIxED.---The true meridian
OF Mobile has been definitely fixed, and one Of the
blocks marble provided by has been set in
the earth on the northside ofthessqHars The other
will be- set on the opposite side OF saaase on
Monday. 1t will be distant from the one now set
about and both win be on direct north and
south line. = -! = -iz5sT7sf tys i8sz-cfsiSsf
According to this meridian, the streets running
parallel with Royal extend nearly north,west and
southeast, instead of north and sontl as has been
generally supposed, and y Government and other
streets extending from te-ryer instead Of running
ji1ie west and east run south west and north
The establishment Of this correet meridian will be
Of great benefit to Mobile and for it the eitys II;
fdebted to Mr. generous services
merits Ahe thaifks Of eur citizens gsherally
- = u 'se-5ss, :. II Mobile Frbnne.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27

THE OCEAN AND FnoRtpA TELEaRAPH.-At the
sof;eitation of Mr. Tibbats Of New York, who spent
Several days in our city during the recent sitting of
the General Assembly, a law was enacted authorizing
northern company, of which Mr.. l. is the agent, to
construct line Of telegraph, commencing at Key
West along the entire peninsula Of Florida, to be
continued into Georgia as far Macon. 1t will con
nect at KeytWest with the Submarine telegraph
which is 10 be laid between there and the Island oi
I Cuba.-LTallahassee Floridiau. +,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27
An IscfpENF m THE History or A GREAT MAN.--
No G I'D thn sfoilnu,inr in an exchange nn1,nr -

We find the following in an exchange paper
During one of Tom Thumbs levees IN Baltimore,
some years ago. the hall was as usual with
ladies and children After e.GeneIal had gone
through his usual programme Of gymnastics and other
antics upon the elevated platform, greatly to the
amusement of the grown people and the stonshment
and admiration of the children, he descended by his
ladder to the floor dressed in his gaudy regimentsis,
and, with grace and freedom peculiar to that HAS
trotls individual, commenced kissing the little girls,
who eagerly crowded round him for his fayols. There
was present bright little fasen headed boy about
six years old great admrer of the General to whom
had been eoned for the time the cas of his sister,
about two years younger than bmseif, and another
little girl of about the same age, wAen he called ms
sweetheart With one by each hand he pushed ms
way .sreugh the crowd about the Generals VINO wa was
kissing away right aud left, as fast e could The
sweetheart got her kiss, but before the sister could
get near enough the little General was drilted away
by the crowd in another direction, and the golden op
portunity for SO compliment was lost
Asfhe little party their pafents the ladies
observed the eYcifeuehtand ofthe gallant
What is the matter7n asked the mother He amt
got any sense, if he is General exclaimed the boy
ready to burst into teags ' What did he dog "Why,
he wouldn't kiss my sister, the mean little scamp.
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!. centlemen,'' said the landlord Of the g Pewter
Mug q or some equally frequensed saloon, the other
ni6t, when the customers at the. bar had talked in
eessantly till after midnight. g Gentemen.I doa't
know whether you have talked enough, but fog ons
am going to shut np.' Il S-is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-27
The Importance Of privacy as secret Of matrimo-
Mol hanniness is thus beautifully described ::

NAL happiness, is thus beautifully described =
Preserve the priyaeies of your house, marriage
state heart from father mother sister brother aunt,
and all the world. You two, with Gods help, build
your own quiet world (; every third or fourth enc
whom you draw into it with you, will form party,
Promise this to EACH other Renew the vow at each
temptation, You will find your account in it. Your
souls will grow it were together and at last they
will become as one. All, If many young pair had
marriages were happier than, alas they are.
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REGULAR. .PAeKETs. ..sa... !.
-. nsTEADlERs ECLIPSE
SOIITHERN BELLE. 8SsRI2l -


The magnificent steamer The elegant and running
EelftsesS f. W. iSr we'll steamer Southern Belle,
comm snd for MllLeus Bend ID. NJ Ioadell, commander
Yicksbur Grand lis, Rod for Grand Lake Carolina lan
nsy and Nntehez leaving EesaDg Ashton Flcherss Point
Orleans every SATERD Skipwitls Landing, Lake Pro-
al IS O'Clock for tleYilence Callnacss Landne
shove and all intsrmediste oodrie's Landing Mliikens
landings. ~ go IBepd, Yicksbrrg, tsrand Gull.
=. IRodneyf aud Ma Chez, laavinG
S"23 -N.s- J! eaE f.-s New Orleans every THURSs
4. s...J !DAY EVENING, ats o'eloek,
& ~, No. lfpr the above and all interme.
tdiAte landings - .
The a4,oye steamers are complete and yat
tend faithfully "a all business entrusted
Yie ECLIPSE and S6UTHER BELLE will receive freight
For river, and ship at Yicksbnrg without delay
viii be for letters or
money other yaiuabes unless regular
ablss deposited by with the clerk, or eaied in
bag gage ? ,. - : -. =,
bills VIII recognized unless Written
order from the Captain of either OF te apye boats and
ped II tte office 9 the boat TO ich they been
hes be paid presentation M the ohes OF the Agents
rier STREET. -, y ~ "a lr.-sr.gs g." =
s.BRQApN BIiI.. BROS. d Co, 65 Gravier St,
- r. X. EAU5ELtNs IS Front street, = IS
E!BA csrh WILDE the Invea every dtyn the week g
receive fresbtfor the a6ose boatss 'tas't 3as
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w A N TED
yyANTED-A SHIP of As0 Ut 1900 BALE
THE LAKE.

: sr.ss FOR RIOBIlE-DAIIY, U. IS NAIL
NE-Winter 9ernenThe eylenaiu t"r-
pressure packet steamer Gzaba, r. A. Hum,
master Fioridas Httsihags mss5sk AZ e. T.
Trade with surlerfo ot the atoye
Viii ipaee the RontchRraln Rarosd DAihf onhs ARRIVAL
Rs,uspne vii SOP a Pasoagoua MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS. ee +
- Cabin Fare each way ...--.-'.........'Ss
Deck Ia D. 'ai.s t.sa
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soe eaae MI ss.4ss e Ts sse9I sssy faS
~ al s, y ps pyssets tnat L1ese
.s basn i of ~ lne
risans s tbey have ha na
sae asom as.pag aas saem !lMnk tAere
teae nnssaee ~ ~ r snsess g tse gst
a, q - ~, SIN oaa young gam IN
sats glyT 70 sucn greatness aP 1mpors
;.s maa. .h no
W,sad w 1luss nsases
r.ei nas,ns tst ~ ~ ~ he saasga g proissses
sss NJ Ms ~ yess M; amer!
an miaAe ~ siespy aooW ana JUST awaksning
rom ~ dreamy eAsssnse ata yeWag aH these
a, IA. ah..es shas sasy are sentTely
ssss LEV giu s's " % " di
'eoyesy, n :, xsha, az
snas Mash lne peia rsy gess ss eSes
ope, ana oesoes nste. nettsf aesaalnted WAR tne
~ y y W. III aa s.aa1 VINE
~ I' oi ~ @tona y I. hs seeTsen NJ W ae,
yeioR shs aEasn ~ .,sssss q W. eM ~ nsIaae
was nSh.ng sel poagees una so sne
alsi ~ ~ ssa' s ~ iss g N
Ha,pef fhs eH Sapoiesn al sfieess sssm NsSsys ss
tns fs,afes NJ drean Was ven;ch n t,;,,,n
or his snerd3 ySsto,ss IL Iyass,gts asa
Maieneos Ii WIN lear1 fhaf the saiI GharIas Mnraa,s
Win sons nave al sst ,sors
steainshins II this yery enterise than s ebamaon
osas Il sn tt they l nS III e5s
t, 0. ans r l y s..,ss as ~,
sss
o. rat ae tss sass oNnaSsa ~ @ 81 me f raoe
NM .e., y
sPshau dlsastsf
IN T.; ~. soT 49, i
saiiad Nj ,ss s. Dhs -,
Sss S,a M IL a,.;sa ssst - t IL
i; Ya AID aist t VIZ. sn.
ne s,,,, ;cnmie ba Na
shon he be- foolish enough to ee,e srer What
, a al te s,;,s T.; H., " oIa - n an
y. ssf thens HI ;s ia me- th n1t Nv a,s
onHose totte fn,ner If the e Sastsr, stea
eamnsnvi,is In the uigor Of ,sybanJ and ..raaet
sar;a,so haf5 rasos,fa fu ~ t.rr;a a ,S to,iue a
tiSItr H. ysrv enhny,ent o ta bsiass M
na,sisl iIna What 1sy at sncb man What %
j,a nor nirea,iv aehevedS = : i't1'' ts'
sar;ts baro MaIsaS had nnt chas Norrra a Do, on,,
II NJ ,.acne and GrnisIsd his, With not n ~ ~
sS t sbins aso II IN ,s,,n,t tsm ~ b;r
SSvt ;sas ,at nv nsv G ft stt @ ~ y III; ~
tar,r;ss and Htaralitvg Tak;M, ~ E ~ ~ t1s - ~
ar ,ery hr,h :t she as @ na,sS -
fabs exsfe,ee ,.neartain sSSt ,iS es M , ~;
S,as sts se gpav and fhrivaJ rndar s faaas;n
care t;iI ow she h;Ss s IL 10, sstsrs u
sath and 80 fsJ MI ba-,iLs - ss s7 ~
t, ehiid show bsr ,mS 20
nhrent ~ Iavising fer earssses nnon
te"nn tbe nthers hand naymf ma t. ;Snn;Ts .sho+
,J,; .s - III t.s, , q ita, @ G H. . u.aS
.hn nf t5e Sontbor. ss,,ac;ai II
s,s.s Can tbs Ilaisa ~ ~ e,.r.
wise NnrtTnr Snnt he has nro3scta5 s md SSsss
sntad III s,,ccesnL issns Hss he not nnt sstSe,
been enoasse aii his Jife III e8ass veysng III tS,yS
fine ehfs,s,rses of 1tbaSs ,sannls tss M
est,bshad fheno. q oreat eos ana ps :, nar n
eompe then, to. .bny him of al III nnebahly now MI
Stnpt;o .a AZ ,jAh 1+,ns "a c,snYha fJ fStaSJI; 80 60 ~
nanv3 Rnt n IriH nnt Jn iTnsortnrsfaiS hts in
Pa bas II ~ aus uo ~ ~
r splendid programme OF extended empire and aniyer
sal dominion. The q gouty old Commodore is o.
obsolete idea. Tile sun OF his glory has set aud be
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-.
l-l.1z--lz-!zl
m. r,1,v. ~ eIhs.I..,.z.v. -yu5Sx Si5ysssS-
& xhsm Is Il,
An interesting controversy nag arisen n thehsw
world Y England as wei as q sns cSuns
sskspeare M william Henry ~ smtss q M tossoa MON
ased M Bs esitas ii te Lord Bacon. Thi. bed hses
ssns esss ss 9Rssa .n e Iss 4 ri
in xAiah shs poet gtysS = e ss -, -. ~
Erodsced III sHkpgrn aas.sm q assd " ~ "a n
other sesss oi.nsr as csinss I M si sss ID we're
hin1 sas they Rfvs Mfsys t0 ne ON o. ~
n.a IS s's Ssss,,ss y 6tss;.s sse d. wss 1soS
bis name y s.oehted and uptssens - - ss,,sy -
q ths gaxssees ana shs 81. AZ - Ss.
partnent q we theats- I. 49,. =. : 4. ,t.
m fssor OF tne pfeeensfons N - .s tEsn
iorwara lne lonoMiag arg1nsn!s - Grssn Tx.S
abssh streenw,gn y vas ~ ~. vi fesaes. :
bis fasailias huesn 2 svs sssn Pe,
enliariy dfamefic 70 lone: in eeSi he y Is.sss.y
asgraeed and devoted himself g cs.ess ~ ns tss
his literary works IN IsSy appeafed tne z ~ =. -
plays inclHdng otnefs, WnIca n1a aTMs1 hi a.ee
tribatsd 70 Nov gho nads - sssis.
tom Who along was competent VIE e9ula srIs "a
tne plays contasned 70 ~ IL ~
person pIt tns aH1nogs ne ioao nepesrerc -
names o. J9An Hnmn8e anQ Aeusys Goneg - p
players, but M Smifh sonssael9 ne sM egA ard
Ben johnson. who acted under ne dlIecsons OIL
Bacon Ar; Sm ~ r. support q m s1s2ryy qooe st
letter nom Fpbie Malhews 70 Ine tOfu vnconnL -
AIban's containng tbs rsraar kabie postscript 4
Jaoss sprddigous vstl ever k9ew q ~ nasson, @ s.
ol tIsads e ths Sc. e of yor dshsps nams ~
ts10Agh he oe hneFn Dy aqpsnet
= assumed that Tpble allIdes 70 Snakspeafe, Mn9
ne hshossdne % Bacon. s1 - s...- \
mat as.spears
laTY gegardeas ~ lame HIS ealtors -
criticizI1g the play caned the + London s5qe94sL
says = one.Anow not which moss 70 ad@1essns
simpudence Of fhe printer N amxine rs 2. ouf 49,
pane to c9meay pupcly acsed ~ ny oS1
Of Nhieh II j. yesy improbable that ne englla nAye
wf,fen sng1e nne, of nnaAsPeaaIe. 80
lane y sunering sucna pep Il to pe ine1ssg y nl
indeed very startling cireumStaAce, eM ~ sAE
equally rsmarkable in, Lord Hec2n, 4 RsNEM &@
anfhor q tns dramas atSr1buseg g Z.
or learning 70 ytise these .ssras o9 she wroie We
poems ot. yenMs and Aaqasals1 s2a = azl ny
Lnereese,H and the = 5CHneasss Xxx sn -,
M: SMITH afgdasut; Ne .nsst proved shsh1Fere
wAs nos theaf autnor. nqs tne!e ~ os.Sl eyIsclsSS
sapeafe genius ~ the pIaases ~ nin ~ 49,
isloSiHa from Fnllsf g. Many FsEs asF
besWeen Siinkspearg and Ben Joanson IpsneM 49,
like Spanish great ga;ieoa any 8 Eng I..;1
higher in learning seld bgt slaT m n .
4speaxe hkfs tne asseI, ~ M ~
ghter N sailing tann gns az tSss 49,
ness af biz wit and invsntso S n. Il ....
Ill edqcated parsons must ta1e uyeiy insesssa9
whateyar relates e tne iame g rs pas1 - NJ
ms,t eontToyersy, Each must decide forsh ~
tween Bacon aud shakspeare. MI sMl!n egly
lecture oa ne "A. y y s
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1Skipyith's Landing
leSer$ THURSDAY,
q Union How, 03VaroHutiei 50
7. B. SMITH, No. 8 Tohonpitoulas st.

-. - -. 1850, Is57-siEp1pHIs ANDNEw
H S5f1 nss.sss sS rs
axe betMeen Memphis and New teas
snS s5sls eel 81 THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PAphEf
Tie B5a ar ali of the FIRST GLASS;
infeor e none IN e est Or for speed comfort and
sass WIsi ,esya each place every WEDNESDAY, and
asstisa IN be 9sl to way business
Nebraslxa, & Is B=ishnreh. maser.. -.
hgo@Sf gmasbsss i Msb9aahssl SasRsEs SssssE ss
pfa ssaaihi,' ": asii + ssssH s . :.
n Rsn nTaHi< T. rc M,'. ,nasten' nsSss
sasIs ss'ePsSs ass as s.s's 5 . rs,, ,aa
a5s fs: Ell Il ID s''s s.
5 Sss.s solicited oF pas
s9-s JOIN = HYDE = CO: g ReZaEes street;
'sHsE 4 Pna s.'.,
decree Of The Supreme % snf psea
On s ~ an in s sy Of Nav orleans
@ IN ssss III
siEssa si 1o, ,r5 n twenty from the Ist inst
iss' asi @ A. Ss ys5s r.
u, asssss y. q. me gl5s BDb1
I offer Isr ss Since the he Geystnness ;ns ,nens
ID ~, ,ssanss '.asss and l,Ss gsut "
lh !e Eo@ t H. s'S In this enteurse of
|oua inpile ptes Wiz tS iefr.e, yst il of
great W W IN r AZ tSis div
RECORD ~ tte olnee VI .'A W btTHijER
8 Il Sf. tTTtlR. =
49, - - - Agents.
ys, H. N PITCHER.
For safe ey ~ n,ns.,a. a, = a. nnrne, Union.
IA u =. Sg -. -. - - ~
(yHANIPAGsN4T e AtSEaCf-stoEf& N Cf AaNplHIo
~ Feur Slery, GEL de Petdfix Fersenay aud Sn lpeT
rial - - : ,,.. .,,;., ss
ISs'sa fsssai.srsr b srsoe receive
o direct s e sesa ~ ss9g dsHsf IN I sao
always on hand saples can sesn " @ M az INV s,..t
III MI y = - ~ :. III5,3 IN
lis TREET Am Sy) ri FTITON STREET.-Welwould
% os M II ri tmas to furnish
S9r sl and I n a. rposF Ieal terms All Kinds Of
81 the aA ~ hoeee ann 29 I n WoE Ar Ss ST.
ise VII Z + sscs member o ta rn
giving ~ personal setion to sss Z s We can 0nst
si} n, tae; for furnsing the following work
bpassel IN any house in the South West. ~ -
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PlRESi4 5. <
OHIMNIES BREECHINGSi
\ FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
| STILLS WORMS
| . = r.. FILTERERS, JUICE E, B9StSS ~
[ OLARtF IiMG hfilitho ,
+ --a-.. rr- a.. HEATERS, 'etce s ete. ~. ,;,
Attached to eGr estasshment We ma n@fs STE Plan
TATioN MD ~ Sc USE may ee to'u IT,, y y..ss,v
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f-s . UNIFIED DSTATESTNI- =
all.gt 8 WEETxLt # All LINE .lszs!'Elss lsaslsEls

1N1 TUESDAY, attONs THURSDAY, LON SATURDAY., at
The4naep;sssn r The nragificen. The nagRifeen u
States mali pasketll " S mil packetl states fna pac
Wso VII leave ttJapt. u b. Canon T.. will
for DoMi,5nyiI,s Iw leave for Dom leave fr boIlsaI
la,agines Ratonl .onyie Psue wife, ,F'piemine Ba
Rorse PoT5 Hlsonlm Baton Rouge, ton Rouge Portud
Sa RaiiPort Hudson Bsfosoa Bayou Sara, Red
;;s+ Red River Irer Landing, Fort
landing Fort 1Sd Adams, Nachess va
Watereof Rodney lans Natehez Wa erproo Rodney. 81.
St J5ssrr GragilerpsooR Rodney Jossph, GRIND Gut,
duff WARES, ossp Grand Whrrento yiclts-
Tirk.,,rr yer yt.f. rretiton busg every SATUR-
TUESDAY, at 4 Feas,urg Mill DAY. ats T. M
NJ - itsen,s BEND and f4skei -. ~, - =
-.@-- eJs Providence. St a c a. -, Ia
-, a. Island Reach anai 10 - sgg : :
. - g iSkipwiths Iandingt - -. - : u !
y's'.- : 1eyer$ TIL URSDAT,l - - - =
rs = q at s +. M ~ J. Il
ahoTe mentioned splendid packets viii ea
OF, tr regular DAYS without fail the hour appointed All
business will be promptly and hhfuy
attended To- Freight taken Yazoo if consigned to w NJ
SHAW, the agent o the boats at who
1t without delay, and without any extra charge;
These BOATS viii rot be responsive fo any letter or package
containing money iewesy oter yalaabes unless
t Of ng hs and md, vsae @ and
hereig vsuhles deposited Win he clerk
bystt passengers, Contained in their baggage -.
e CARROLL, PRTTCHARD CO.,
- '--aFF,, = ", Union Row, So Oarondeets s.
o. se3e tt T. B. SMITH, No. Tchonpstoults ST.
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~ LAKE sH2KE ". T. RAo A.s5.aI n I q N r

srBASsE SlSie5 @ sns psssn ,d IL irep .
p1sdiate landings splendid paGSet
steamer ARROW Lewis Nelson oser bEf tef ths
trair Railroad arrival at the Lake Of the cars as follows;
TuFsSa ssRns NJ WoRsT 10 AM suSnAY EVEN
THURsDA YAIoRNINtt, "a N N.lsDNEsDAI ,HyESl Nc.
SATURDAY EVENING, 4P. NJ FRIDAY MORNING. q. F.
eraryt tf,-Js,,s' rapusfysls issT = jal6
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
5:.,,, :Talssys with dispsteh, q

taAst man, Memplli. and an Intermediate landiDss-
tie elegant and fast RAINING passenses packet
Aleck Hc0tf. Barnard will be in early add leave for
g sesss ~ dispatch fss S u as strss nsaa
sg- The Alerk Scott viii pay particular attention to way
and Cairo freight u .-.s 80 Jal3
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q FOR RED RIVER.

FUHaT EtF EHSUN- FUfET-OAO-
lE4zse do, smhland Beiton- swa2soIk Monte Al.
s5SA bany, Shreveport, Grand Bayou CanPtk Grand
Ecoye ST Msrfee Gole exatdria and sGortons Landing
te light drausbt steamer swan chas Hayes master
For freight apply or TO
ja2s - p II, .BRINTDN / CO, IL Cana street Z
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LOWER MIssIssIPPI.
Leaves on WEDEEsDAYt 18th inst. at sP. NJ -
-. MEMPHIS and NEW ORLEANS

:, 4lEHLAPACK ET LINE WedHesday Pack ket-For Mem
phis, Helsrat Napoleon Greenyis and ah int inter.
Alex H. Irving mssier, ib ready rcceiae freight
Nonday morning. the foot Of Girod street. and VIII leave
. JOHN u. HYBE co. 66 Poydras s. Z
n- This Of will take freight through to White
River to be re sp,e tile White River Packets Hale
Jessie Laze Exchange Napoleon Also ut Memphis
with the packets Aeona and Polar Star fof Nashville a
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" e'taee No IA Canal s.rse5.in0ofpSra
tad under AIT Legislature 18th March, iS32
Ths otee Institution will be for the reesn2n
Deposits every morning Sundays exceptsdl from stoe
AMI on Saturday evenings from s to oclaek..sS
Deposits one Dollar and upwards will he receyea W :.
The the funds is strictly limited Aeioi
Incorporation Public Debts Of The uMted states OF ths
State Of Louisans aud OF tue ety OF New orsans Pa
Estate within The limits city New Orleans not exceed
ing 60 per cent. of the appraised cash VALUE
upon pledge of the Stock q the Banks
All Inefes Profit derived from tae employment OF the
funds distbnted semi annually among the
No Trustee Directly indirectly borrow any OF the funs
or receive any pay or eno!rlne mt H,ate ver.
Certificates deposits having interest at rate 70
apop will ssaea for sums not less sn $1,000 tera
specified trae.
ca,-r. v,srs a d Kelly William, vogel,
" II Yarear N- {9er. JIroEhart, r. B. SUMMER, .
g. c. Duncan, a lietRe - Ieorss 1e5IIyss,
Wilheaas Rogart, z. Wood fnoss. a; a;.j' G!aEh'
Thos A Adams 8. A. Bradford, D. d. .WitheEs.
N W-N. MERCER, President
-.r-s.t A. D.:KEIIiK, -:
I WM. F0GEL, fViceerestdens
r. B! SUMNER, J
- -. E.- d D. WfTHERs Treasurer.
n R-Copes of the Act of Incorporation and ByIs car
b Obtained o the a. a-oLy
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