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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

Hnd endorsement of certain warrants and prunihit.
hIg The payment OF the same approved January nth
- ~ lH9h or warrants which have been specifirnlly
hd1ndgea illegal by any Court and an said warrants
specified ia ihe last mentioned Act are hereii ex
pr-ssy excluded from all the benefits and pr visions
of tins Act. Third Jnst or legal claims against the
stale ccrued prior 10 January Isl. 1887. and which
miS be allowed and auted ny Act of the Legislature.
AM IL The Treasurer of State shall wi!tuIiy s,u.
bonds upon claims not herein specified aS receivable,
II shall be- declined msdemeGnor mud shall bt nun
ishet nS provided in section uithis Act, and such
bond shat he void.
sec. l.. The CLAIMS specified in this Act mny he re-
ceivcd f,7 funding and bonds therefor may he issued
prtT to tnr nr-i dN uf january ls59 hut not nirr.
wards md a claims not presented fur iunding mi.
to tREl time. excluded iOm the provisions ur
this Ac4, and such hauk bonds pr, pared under the
proyi>rfis al this vet, ~ shan then main hant
shall he te~iroNe IN the puesence of the Governor,
Comptrulirr aud Treasurer.
Sec Is. 1h, Act shall lake effect The first day of
November. \. u 1857 asl' all its prnNi.iou- except
those relating to, amt necessary tor IT, submission To-
The people amt for returhing cAnVaS~iue and pro.
claiming tie Notcs--whlCh shal take effect immtdi-
aiely.
sec II Th. ac shall he submitted tothe people of
the State Tor ttpir ratification, at the ne>t general
election to be hu len un the first Wednr.d II uf sep
trmhcr, II. III. and The qu1frd electors ,f This
state ,hn d election Or their ballots tor state
officers, vote 'ur ugau, his At; those voting tor
HE same Shall write or have printed "n their iants,
the words "PHy the ueh';" and thu-t Nutrg against
t,fe shan "rc or have printed on thtif ballots
tl~ words "lsrpu latr the Iirht =
See. - The votes cast for aud against this Act,
shall be counted. returned aud Ca,NAs>ed and de-
Clnrcd iu The manurr and subject to the sHme
rules votes tor the Treasurer ut state and If it
appear that mii rll OF all the votes ca~i for or
against this law aturc~ ID. or IN favor of This Act
then thr'~uut >ili have effect us hcrcilbctu'r pro
vidcd aud shall hr irrrpeaabic unu the interest Of
the liabilities hrro'n created shhiI br pald ana dis
charged. aud hr GU>crnUr shah make procUmallun
thereof; hut # majoflN ut the votes - ca't are
against his Ncl, then the seine -Hnil brcun" ,ud
Sec IT, 1t shrll be the duty ot the Secretary of
Sta,e to have lhI- Vet published IN ON" neW>pap~r
in each Judicial District ui th~ stare. IL one b" p'b
l~hcd hcr, in tor three months next 'ccrdtnG The
general rl clou 10 br holden uuon The fir>t We mes
day uf Sept mbcr nrNt. tor witch puhlCaitun no
greater allowance sh1ll be made than the rates al
low ed hy IA 10 10" ~late rrulvr
Approved April 2Nin l~',.
The san Joaquin Republican. Shasta Courier,
Mary svill, ENp.c>s. NeNada journal Noun ain D.m
"cru. Butte Rec rd. Sartu GarhnrH Goz'i'r. Los
Angeles star >alta cruz Srulmai, aud iiumhuldt
Times, viii publish h" ahuvc by order ot the >ecrc.
tarN ot SHle once Il week for three months
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
Wagon Road Convention.

k.PEtlLAlOR> may talk the uear wagon road
- lnn to the working community. there's nothing
iikt hoard. -
YOU ma, talk Of boarding houses, ard say what You
will. -, a..
the mil .
1t is the oldest and best house that - IN t's town.
Ana through easy ana hhrd unts II never run u""h
To men of girAi or small apetlles. inns VIII >ay
You can hoard hv ,h,. week or board 10y The day.
Or il YOU have tour bits. aud hungry ion i'ti,
Iume IN and YOU can have sabstahtiaI meat
"e won't iced sot 5ts hash, ~ aiy s'cn sauce
lie Keeps superior T"mTcral &c House.
Ifyou ask why it, superior. Will let you know
We buys grub The cash from the merchants oelo",
and that Is the reason Thai he can afford,
For less muney To- give you superior Ooard.
The house Is we'll ventilated Ia suit the summer,
And every ones welcome eAceptil IA Dummer
+ oma lovrr Of good grub, Maine House, Mont
Somery ST., 0royille, by
myls-u McCALLEN,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22

EpY VIRTUE of an execution issued out Of the
d District Court of the Tenth Judicial District in
and for the coHnty OF Yuma and OF california; To
me directed and delivered crmmaudug me tu mike
the of two Thousand one hundred ld hfty.et- ht
dollars and or'y nine cents, with interest on two
Thousand On hundred and five dollars and nineteen
cents from the % day uf May d. 1851 nj the rate
of ona aud one half PER cent per month nutii paid
.and asb the costs nCcrung upon said writ wherein
John G. Fnll and X T. brewster plaintiffs ana
Abraham Folck and Bum Il RaS ett defendants.
b I'VE lyvied upo aud will sell public -nle to the
highest bidder for cash on the 9th day OF June A
u. lS57.at the honr Of ? O'Clock = VI all OF the
rfh' title and interest OF both either nt ne nbuNr
named drf.ndnnts \hrhham Fnlck and Bunu"ll Bus
seti IN and To the following described property. to
witt The one fourtn interest TO five mining claims
slluIed in Butte county state OF tHlifurul. a"d
known ns ttillnr y 20 :. claims said claims com
mence at a stake on the hank the West Branch of
Feather river al n point about miles above Nd
City the Opposite side of . river thcrtfrun,
thence running ~ the river 500 feet To -akc.thcncr
back unto the bills 20 the dividing ridge. Also upon
nll tools sluc"s and mining implements belong ug
TO or IN any wise npprrtantug To said mining claims
Sale to lnke pacc al The 'urt house door, in the
town Of Orovile, county ~ d state af r"sud.
+. FkEER, Sheriff ruteCo
June 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
SHERIrr'S SALE.

EDYV VIRTUE or IN Exc TIL ~ issued out of
d . me District Court, Tenth Judicial Di>rirt, IN
and tor NuhH county and state of California. Ia
directed and ,'litrred. cumtnlnding me te make
the stn ol three nunircd m forty nlne dollars 9pd
eighty eight c"utI q interest tn rron from the
eighth day OF bruary a. u. Is III untl paid u =
rate of three per cent per month, and costs Of ~
taxed H. the sum of forty nin- dollars and fifty five
cPUts together with all The c, SIS dcctuirg upon ~nd
writ Wh rem Thomas J. baylor is plaintiff and John
Jones is the defendant, awe levied upon ard will
sill at public sale To the h ghcSl bidder for cs,h, Cn
the JOth day of Jane 4. y lsbI at 1hp hour OF 3
q, lock = all ot The right titIe and interest the
above named defrnIa ~ and t. he following lies
Crihnd property to"G All nfthat crr ain piece or par
Get nf and yin" in The city ot OR vi Butte county
California, outside Of The plp If said town luid
down Un the plut oi OrnyiIle' on file in the
Rerordtrs office OF Bate county California. com
menctng at the y corner of frnculn and our
streets, and running thence ~ westerly direction
hftN eight fet thence nj right ang - III northrr}
directi an 10 ttct, thence IN an eHttetl direction
feet. thence II souihrrly direction 700 t"ei Ia The
place of beginning, togeth,r with u the tenrinrni-.
heredume Is and hpp9T IL mes thcrrntlo belong
ing IN any ~ appertalnHg. Also. in aud tu ull
of that certain piece parcel Of Ia d Ming fi D-ng
situated IN The civ counN anh Su te aprr sHid, Wing
outside Of u.e town plot ~ The town OF Orov1It
as kid down thu pn # the towA al 'sro lille now
ON L Ia The Recorders Office uf Butte cunnN Cali
fornia, commencing M the T.. conner OF Lincoln
uon l0l feet. thence al right angles ttpr, Ill
lee ION - lr t. thence iH So"thrr direction ~ frl
To the place oi beginning together with ;Gl Of the
Tournaments, hrridum"ntS and apprrlinnuccs there.
unto belonging or ~ ant wlsr npi crtaln:g.
The abov" sale 10 AXE iIac" al the court lIuuae
door IN Ornvlle,county and etate aforesaid.
Dated June OH, 1851.
p,rtt. 40,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
T. A GL l. Il \ Il T. X \
CORN,R MYERS < BIRD SIS, ORO|lLLE.

n WOULD SAY To MY FRIENDS and the public
Il thai having become sule proprietor oi me above
tstab hnrnt am read! to serve Them "ilh iht oest
and freshest
hREAD, PIES, CAKES. &C,
Al short notice ana on the most reasonable terms.
SODA. SUGAR X BUTTER CRACKERS
Cnustn,ii, al, hand. Ny Wagon will deliver every
hin. IN NY linz II the rrsdcuce OF my CUSTOMERS
CHARLES CHEGkl.
Oroyille Ju.v -, 1856 jy22 If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22

OFFICE OF THE RrTTt QUAuTz MINING Co.,
Oruville, MAY 1911. ~
"a 0TlCE j. hereby given To- the It ckholders ~
v thr Buite Quarz Mining Coul ar Y. that So
cnfd assessment ot thr-eour h. Of one pr cent on
the capital stock of said tomp ly has Ih- day been
Ieved by ,tc T.. ard ot Trustees, and male patahle
at the Trrasurrrs Office before the l7th day Of
June, A. ID lo57.
s WV. CoNGNEY Serreiarr
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
NOTICE

EDUBLIc Notice j. herct, given That three certain
a prunsory notes made 10y Abei n Monty Of
troVille Bhie rouh y payable 10 thc order o \. h.
NHslrn. and euA rstd hy him, rnch tor the sum oi
1T fIs' = e'-a = tE5 Gtt'ti ';' ,ijj s-sl~ ~Har
hundred hs oullars. due srNcTaly ~ siNiS, Ninety
ard uue hundred and tWeuIy dMs from date. May
llth lrs7J will no, be- paid by ihe c"n-dera-
tun of the sait notes has ialleI, aud all persons
warned mol 10 ttude tor them.
M MASTEN.
OroYIIe. MAY I4lh. l-57 I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
sYRlV ATE Ncdical ONirc

syRIV ATC Ncdical ONlre-llundrcds Z" those who
have contracted disease ar" dl~adpuiuled ol
ct.r, hy NOT calling on Dr Young at GI-l lie Wtll
forfeit any # he tnli- 10 cure ANY case THAI may
e., me under hls matter now long standing
Hflicre. such ulcers. tnlnur-. "u.ir~, bHnches,
pimtpS on the fac AMI body pans ia the bones and
iuns. wHkrtlur-S, trembling. copper cuIurrd sores,
.ting III the hune~. emacmuou. loss oi appetite,
myth uud flesh, sores ia the nose and ears. loss
lalr weak eye. itching hum"r- = Macy persons
AIrr hting rcirNoh ci all extern ~ appearances of
uriynir ds,a~t ~upo-r themselves cuitd. bat after
a tew month. tud they arr trnuhitd Win various
symptom. which they never had br.ore and which
the, find il impossible 10 relieve. 10 all WAC
aiea ~ thi- way. pr buuu4 wu ilt - trculuris
ummrnd attil ~ hi- skill. The tnp'on- with which
,ou ARE troubled are CAUSED bN taint> "a the blood,
which later "l destroy oar hrulth and hap
pnr.s Nr person Who has hat ,attuck of any
private complaint should notfui to consult pr Young
AVID take tow bottles of his Iu}aluphlr purifying
medicine. they rest n~-1rrd th", their blood is
In q perfectly pure and h"athy c"niIlrn, and that
every trace OF dIsc7-, l. removed from thr system.
ktrcnt cases cured 10 srom wu 60 five days Wilhuut
change OF dtetor hindrance from ou~ine.- or no tee.
once corner Montgomcr. and california streets,
opposite Mrlls, Fargo cos Office hours from
A. W.. +. VI
MarySuille June loth 1850
~, y 7s4 4l., ..s.s-.
y some Of the medicines Won prescribed in nv
cast. have f-lcud here Who Is tr,ubIrd incxaclly
49, ~sn'e WAY thai was. lie has p2htly emissions
rIrs"i- Hd weak buck, ot metuory,
and j. generally debIIitalrd he - discouraged and
ha> not confidence enough To ruubit him 10 call and
See You. told hin how wa and thai my friends
all SAID was 10 consumption aud the ctor- NJ here
gave me up aud adNised me 10 - home 10 die, but
Instead oi going nome called upon you. aud here
am az well n an! OF them. and Gkriy TO live long
time yet, Wifi srenth enough tC work with The sronR-
es OF them. Doctor. viii sen 'ery one to You that
look 10 ne a. though he needed pa -cIAn II -hall
not be my iault If any dies tor Of medical
treatment | VIII do all can t. keep the afflicted
ava! from those pests OF society yecpt professors
and high -oi lding titled mcn who, it tho facts were
ku""u nrp hp ie(t lhelr thals cn1p-
trys good. Pubiis this ie.jrr. doctor. If you wish,
and hope some Of those that humbugged me, may
see 1t and sleep qt 'Or one night.
Truly 20 n. GEO, DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
SaEhIFs = SAL


Egf NlR R'Ut OF AN FXEt UTIDN issurd ont Of
me bi>lrict CoHrt Ninth judicial Disrrict in
AMI Tor Butte con y and state OF Caht,rnln ia ,nr
dFec'td aild dtliVered commanding me to make TIN,
sum olt"elve hundred and ninety dollars vim ini,r
est thereon untl pmd. and the sum of l,n dnlI,r.
costs sult together WI The accruing ON sp,d
WI, wherein u !" Sly. levy -. are TN. p,,in
IihS ahd bfdfilhgnu AiSsen are the d,f,,,tn,,s 4
nave leVled upon nnd sell al public safe n th b,,h
esl bidder To cash on thr 3'lh day Of ioun A n
1871 Il the hour ot two oclocs + 81 pll nrtha ,i,,
TILE and Interest of Richard Vi Rrannpp.r' 4 to,.a
Nls-en, tn dtttndtnis Hbove nnmra in nut ~ 49,
following described property to Wit: All If tlt 49,
tain p &C or parcel "t land lying and b,ip, s,.,a,
In the town If oroville. Bate county and s,,ta
California. aud described follows: tr,n,,,, ,,
Montgomery street lie ween Myers ana Unn1,'
street,, cnnmt ncIng at the American Theatre .,,
running IA ii t. anuefs house. twelve tt,t fba,c
buck one hundred and thirty two feet lorm,,s, y
paralellogramc twrlVe feet front bV one huntr,t 49,
thirty tNo teet batk together with all OF M. fo,,a
ments. herldiumtnIs and apperiluancrs lb,r,untc
belonging or in any wise appcrainmg. Tn. .ho,
sale 10 take place nj The Court House door in Or
yis!S, e4s.nty -sfh ssis aiuye%a:|s ~-..
Dated urotie June OH, 1857
L. FREER. sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that viii pake application To
n :.,e Board of rupeTKt-or' in aud for Butte
County, at heir next regular sion ln 'ugusi for
n License 10 Ferry across the Sacra ento river
at nJint known as Jennings La..'int. In Chico
township.
May 10, 1857. II. JENNINGS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22

lO7 Clay st san Francisco,
OFFER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL:
CASTOR OIL;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE NITRlOL;
FRESH HOPS;
CAMPHOR:
CREAM OF TARTAR
SAL SODA:
SEIDLITZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
STRYCHNINE;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LINIMENT;
ALUM:
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETHE;
IRl~H MOSS
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM aRABlAC;
INDIGO:
CALABR1A LIQUORICE;
SAS> AFRAS Back;
TOWNS ENDS $ARSAPARiLLA;
SANDS SARSAPAElLLA;
COOPER'S lSINGLASS;
YELLOW WAX;
COPPERAS;
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
= II z OF rIC e

or the "Butte Quartz Mining com1a y IL he
Court House, 3 w W. COUCHET, Sec y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22

The san Joaquin Republican. Shasta Courier,
Mary srillr ENp.c>s. Nevada Jourun. Noun ain D,m
"Crru. Butte Rec ri. Santa HarbnH Goz"rr. Los
Angeles star Santa cruz Seminal, and Humboldt
Times, viii publish III" ahovc 10y orier nf the >ccrc.
Tar, ~ sAIe uuce a week Tor lLrce mOnlhs
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
,FIERlFF : SALE.

2. FREeR. sheriff Butte co
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
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Oroyille. May I4th, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
Louisfana Intelligence,
From the Thibodaux Minerva of Saturday last W
extract the following paragraphs:

From the Thibodaux Minerva of Saturday last we
extract the following paragraphs:
The weather still remains warm, although we are
favored with occasional showers of rain. 1t is idle to
suppose that large crop of sugar will be made this
year. While the cane in some places is large and pro-
msing in others it is, if possible, behind that OF last
season From now until the rolling season every
thing must be favorable with no draw back, or else
the ensuing sugar crop will not exceed hogs
heads-f indeed it reaches that number. The health
of town and country was never better. We hear OF
no sickness whatever.
The planters are getting ready for the rolling season,
and will commence operations SO soon as the cane
shall have sufficiently matured which will not be
until about the first of November,
The Lafourche is now at lowwater mark. but, not
withstanding which, the steamers City OF Knoxville
and Laitte still continue to perform their regular
weekly tips between this port and New Orleans.
Our public roads. Notwithstanding occasional
Showers are still in passable condition; but some
of our streets in town are horrible.
The Baton Rouge Sugar Planter of Saturday says:
recent ride into the upper part of our parish, has
satisfied us of one thing-that we will be the ban
ner parish for the largest crop produced in the
State, proportionate to the land and means en-
poyed. Generally speaking, our cane looks remark
ably well and thriving. 1t the present rains or
other causes from this to grinding tIme do not in
terfere, we will make very large crop In cotton
we have nothing worth mentioning-what there Is OF
it, looks pretty fair Weregret to hear that the lux
still continues its rayages in the upper Braley Some
have also appeared in the upper part Of the parish
Still the general health is excellent We are having
more rain than we think is beneficial.
| The St. Helena Imperial of Saturday says:
The weather for the past fortnight has been warm
| and cloudy though no rain of any consequence has
fallen 1t has been nst the weather for the growing
crops after the late heavy rains, as hot sun would
have caused considerable damage. Cotton Is doing
mach better than was anticipated two weeks ago in
fact none of our planters then expected to make half
!, q crop. We hear the boil worm has appeared on
| some places
The Houma Ceres Terrebonne) of Saturday last
says.
The weather for the past week has been variable.
| The rains have become partial and are gradually
ceasng. As for the crops they generally present a
finer appearance than those OF other parishes but in
the opinion of of our most intelligent planters,
the yield will ah far shert OF the geserf expectation
| The first number of new paper called the Franz
lin Sun, published by Mr., Lewis Rim, was issued in
Winsbore, Franklin parish, on the 22d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
Third Congressional District.

The anti-Davidson Democracy of the Third Dis
trict assembled in convention in the city of Baton
Rouge Vesterday. As matter Of course, we can
know nothing of the details of the meeting; but
from private elegraphic dispatch we learn that the
proceedings were harmonious, and that the Hon.
Laurent j. Sigur received the nomination for Con.
gress.
Mr.. Sigur is welknown to the citizens of this COM
monwealth. He is very able writer, (at one time
he was editor of the Deta) forcibe and argumenta-
tive speaker, and lawyer of much erudition and
prominence. He has been District Attorney of this
parish, State Senator and has filed, we believe,
several other public positions Politically, as we un.
derstand he is State Rights Democrat of the strict
est sect, and looks upon the cause of the South
Southern welfare, safety and honor, all of which
inseparably intertwined with that cause-as rising
above and as superior to- all other causes and con.
sderations. In these respects he will find jealous
and faithful coadjutor in the person of his distin-
guished American competitor, Judge Geo. W. Wat
terston.
As for Col Davidson, we are not aware that he has
taken any position respecting the Buchanan Walker
Kansas treachery. We doubt whether he will ever
take sides against the administration no matter if
betrayal of the South tenold grosser and more abon-
Unable than the Kansas affair, should be practiced.
He belongs to the "Slidell clique :; and when that
clique assumes ground against the powers that be- y
it will be because there is better chance for the
spols elsewhere.
We hope and believe Judge Watterston will be
elected by triumphant majority. We have thought
so from the moment be was nominated, knowing hin,
to be popular, capable and faithful to the South
but should Mr.. Sigur be chosen, we are free to ex
his duty to his section, too many of his party al
ready have.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

A mode of propulsion is to be tried in steamer
to be launched at Keyport N. j., tomorrow. 1t is
called Whittaker's improvement in side-screw pro-
pulsion. The screw is attached to the side of the
vessel instead of the after end, and high pressure
locomotive machinery is to be used for driving it.
Quickness of piston motion, amounting to one hum
dred revolutions of the screw shaft per minute which
is not obtainable at low pressure is one of the main
advantages of the application Another is the great
saving of space and weight, amounting to more than
one-haf The boat it is expected will be in running
order in month"; and the experiment is regarded
with much interest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

A VOICB FROM THE GALLOws.-McKim, who was
hanged in Holidaysburg, Pa, on the 2lst, for the
murder of Norcross, made long speech on the gal
lows declaring that the witnesses against him had
testified falsely and repeatedly protesting his nno
cence. He used the following language:
am here an innocent man, I care not what the
world says. ! tell you, as dying man, my fellow
citizens Of the United States would rather die than
trample upon the laws of any country. The rope is
around my neck and there is my coffin, but nerer
murdered Norcross. hope l never may see God if
am innocent.
The evidence against him was altogether circum-
stantal, but of that description of circumstantal
evidence which is more convincing than direct testi
mony, and notwithstanding his solemn declaration OF
innocence in the very face of DEATH the general belief
Of his guilt was not shaken.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

MURDERED HIS PARTNER.-A bloody tragedy oc-
Cured the 22d in boot and shoe store under the
Howard Hotel in New York The proprietors of the
place-Peter Virtu, Frenchman, and James Regan,
an Irshman-became engaged in quarrel when
the latter grasped hammer and pair of pincers,
and commenced a most unprovoked assault upon
virtu. The latter was so badly wounded about the
head that he died at the New York Hospital on the
following day. The cause of the affray was said to
be belief on the part of Regain that Virtu had
sWinded him,
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5P. NJ at s f. NJ P. NJ
The magnifeeptu. The magmhcent The magnificent o,
packetIU. S. mail packetlStaes mail packet
IL. w. Powell, r.. w. McRne IL. w. Adams,
Capt SON Capt J. M White apt Dick Nash, in
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Plaquenine Baton Jacksonville, Plaque Naceez will leave
Rouge Port mime Baton Rouge for D0paldsonvle,
Bayou Sara Port Hudson, Bayou Plaquemine Baton
River Landing FortiSara, Red River Rouge Port Hud
Adams Natchez Landing Fort Ad ,sou Bayou Sara Red
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NJ. kens Bend and Lakeihurg every ySATUR-
The R. W. Powell Providence, S t ack n ay, at6P. NJ.
connects at Vcks Island Reach ami The r. W. Adams
burg with the Skpwis Landing conaecis
U. Aid, and every TkuRSn Y with the steamer Ran
will take freight P. Connects will take
all the landings VicksIrg with reis all the
Yaseo river highs Gamer Ranger TAX ngs fazoo river
as Greenwood ling fir ght for ra landa as high Green
tingson Yazoo rveras wood at high water
thigh tireeuwcod- lrate,
pleudiu packets will leave
without fail the honr appointed All
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to-
These boats will responsible for any
containing money ewelry other vauabes, regular
bills Of adu are taken specifying the conehs value and
paid vauables deposited with the clerk
by the psssengers contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board, to
GARkOI4L PRTTGHARD CO.,
T. Union Row. SS Garonieiei 81.
n30 &c I. b. SMITH, No. FcLoupiteu lAs st.