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Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

suaGyertiseuentS OF part thereof exceeding 10
30 """r Sn I'm . DE gstze may be- subject t. the
charges and risc,uus firSt ~ tif.ed and no CON
tracts a Eese rates for a Ices torn than wear M
deduction for r-iDnul enis c- and ii contracts
o. ~ year 90 ~ ...i guarte!y- it adrGsce.
a tTtiSeHeuts of personal alterations will in
ali cases be charged - per square or the first in
serti"n, and 81 for each continuance and must be
pad for ~ adrau-e
No person VIII be announced FOR ary tffce. either
city state or county. without the qdraacc pa, yuent
of 5 dollars.
Yearly advertisers VIII confined to Their logit-
innate business
ES Our advertising friends are desired to send
n their tavors on ar before Uo'clock every IIt9
uesday morning, a ourpaPer usually goes to press
on Friday Eyeuiug.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

hoNcIpE.-We understand by private let
ter that abous the lst inst, a fatal affray oc-
CURED IN Breathitt county, in which one Of
the combatants was killed and the other dan
gerously wounded. 1t seems that Mr. Isaac
b Combs had been appointed guardian ofsome
orphan children who resided at the house of
Mr.. Archibald Augh. On the fatal day Combs
went 10 the house Of Augh 10 see the chill
dren aud consult as to the management of the
estate. Some angry words passed when Augh
went to his cupboard, and taking out large
butcher knife stabbed Combs five or six times.
Combs then wresied the knife from Augh.
and IN turn stabbed him in the bowels once.
and when sinking to the ground. calling for
mercy, inflicted n second wound in Augh's
tnigh. Both were arrested and taken 10 Jack
son, about three miles distant Augh died
the day succeeding the affray aud Combs still
lies dangerously wounded.-I Louisville covr
,er, ii - JtEf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

ES~ Professor Clark, Of Alherst College. whilc
performing the experiment Of making electri
cal light one day last week, since which he
has been obliged 10 coniine himself to very
dark room. SO painfully intense is the i'm
preston left upon The retina Of bis eyes that,
though the room Is so dark that his friends
aud attendants cannot, see each other in il,
to him il seems to be Sled with the most
dazzling light Permanent and serious re-
sults are feared from the affection, but hopes
are entained, from his present seclusion from
daylight, that his excited and inflamed organs
will shortly recover from the shock and bs
restored TO their normal condition.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

40 Faith and yOnder is the devil, Pat
rich" said son Of Erin on first seeing rail-
road engine. "oeh, it is nothing but steam
boat hunting for water" replied his compa-
nion.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
TERMS OF THE
Irkan5a5 lntcIliaruccr,

The ARKANSAS INTELIGENCFR Is published at Van
Buren. every Saturday morning at two dollars per
annum, which may be discharged by thepayment of
81 lollars iH-GdrhHce: dollars IN advance viii
be received in payment ofthree years subscription
for one subscriber. ..-
TERMS CT ADVERTISING.
For asquare of lulines or less. first insertion
and so cents for each eontinuance-oyer 10 lines
and not exceeding 30, s. two squares-and in that
proportion for longer adv5rtisemonts
Contracts by the Year.
Not excceflirr Id lines reno yslJa NJ ,I.a s,,ro
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
lVERTTSING.

Not exceeding 10 lines, renewable at pleasure SIS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

Approved March 3, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
NEW YORK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER TO-

sbrupt witt Of Capt Hart 20 hsr castle few nirhs snne. IL
Oh, deroe 20 'he Vutuou psye Of nane-f OF her offended
Up town ueighbor ehsrgrd With keeping dsordsry use
10 Rast Eleventh BY the consent OF al parties
adjourned 10 Thursdsy Mr. Sp-sc'rhAs the
It sar'hs Threatened int and so~ his I con
fdi be prospective scqUts The gentlemen sud des
susht in her house In futter the coming di.
closure
Theodore Tshrs, ch4-ye i Wit assault aid bst.ary,
on the sat ~ August Jo-ph ksbs No - Cn Soy street
VS.. fined $50.
The case OF Andrew Kiher, siragnei f. assault,
and battery the lst Il Spin ber Bertha Bena, No
M B-o me- srr' deferred the termination OF
a civil action involving the same
Joseph Solomon and Patrick Mcclure. srrsigned
for ss. and battery both convicted sad their
su,peuded m ~, ~,
owen Keegsn, John Shay, james Wheeler, Chas.
smith Andrew loon. John Dozen, John Dnnnely, james
Dor. ard tor assault and battery and
John Meehsn joseph Berhsrdt Bridget AcOonali Henry
Parasite aria.ntd for petit larceny weie "a discharged tor
ror .a.tendsnce OF wisnesses 80 .
The case of james Brady. charged with stealing
bank bill next Saturday. tina, Of John p
Murphy nd Pstrk ONe for a'su, and battery was put
over 10 Thursjay that Frederick schu Tor larceny
put Saturday neat together with those OF Bridget
WELSH Henry Baker and ph Welsh for assault aud bat
Lewis Newa for larceny sdJourned over 10 Tass
dsy sept 5 those of Henry SeiLberser and Jsnes Nc
Lsughn assault ard battery put over T. Thur'dsy
Dounck Ne convicted Of assault aud battery on TIE
18th Of August Joseph Graham No 81 Wmiehs street
IVES put till Saturday for sentence
TIL MISS Miller, arraigned for assault and battery,
the 10Th Of August John F. Dickson Of the Sixth Pre-
cine. Police, was convicted and sentence suspended
Adjourned to o'clock Thursday morning.
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BRHTr-0ARRiCK-0n rue.d.y, SEPT q al the r.siarsss
Of the brides brother No p City Hal psor by IN.
John Kelly OF South Anboy. J. Nj lance Brst -
Mis- CsthsIipe Gsniok sl Of this city.
JoSES-LA foRGE-0n rus.day Sep, g ~ III. Re-. -
ysePh Jones 20 Roxcee~ush only dsaxas-< { the
Jsoob La forse, esq sl Of this city.
JENklNS-foSDEAm-On we5resday s.pt q a -
nhuISh o. the HOY Trinity BY the Rev DIR lewis Prssk
hAn 70 Maggie D.. daughter OF A. s. Fofdhsm. CO..
LE|fRICH-tRtCkE-In Brooklyn. &C Taur,day S~o< &
yth. he' Kelsey Mr. Ssokst Leverich Aiss Mssyr>
daughter OF late John A. Fneke. dece.sed
MASTERTON-AEAD-N Brorx Nfna N Y a. thu -
net. BY the Rev H. Price tA. civ M Tahn n ~
trrton 10 Miss Josephine A Mead. ~
NERNlN-JFNNESS-At Strsford N n ssrt q n. ~.
Rev Mr. Holmes, Augustus W Mer~in OF J.ne.y,ls W.
cousin. to Annie W.. daughter II the Hon B. w Jrnns~.
OSMUN-BEDELL-In this city, on WEDNESDAY An, & ~
the Rev J A Roche. Mr.. Dsnie, c. Osmun 70 Co,,-aS
daughter Of tie late Daniel s. Bed.n eco. all Of th. ctv
PARMFLFE-HORTON-A Dorchester. Mas , on kooSsv
sent. J. BY the Rev. john Morrison. Mr. samn~l n
Psimere Of th, city Miss Martha daughter lss
FIcch Horton. Of New Bedford.
SEAMAN-GlLLELAN-Sept. g. b. the Rev. G-o-re B.
Dsper Mr. James j. Seaman and Miss Ellen Opsels Ross
son. daughter Of Mr.. John Chilean, OF Harlem, N T.
SNlTH-TOTTEN-At Babylon, Long Island. on Sunday
sept, By the Rev Mr.. Cooper Mr. Amos Smith 70 No.
Charlotte L. Totten.
SANFORD-C0LF-In Brooklyn, Wednesday Sept. q By ~
Rev {. ". Anshe Mr.. WILTON w Sanford. Of 81. Low
Miss Eliza A., eldest daughter Of John " Cole. esq~
Brooklyn.
Baltimore ard S. Louis pspers please copy.
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The following " Mr.. Busteeds snswe. to The notice
scryed mon him in the case:


RICHARD BUs1lED, the attorney and counsel Tor
the defeIGabts N the above-ened action and CoUn-
rel 10 the Corporation Of the City Of NewYork for
70 40 much of the notce served on him herein
CO tie 9th Gsv Of August 1857. which states thu. il
deemed necessary, motion will be made that man
camus i-sue seaIust hlm 10 compel nun 10 peIfJrn
his cuty in making the proper application, TO set
aside tie judgment aud execution herein snd 70 set
up ell the legal sud proper defense in this action to
which the defendants are entitled respectfully sub
mits:
Fit the Coui. fld auth Tty TO compel the Corpora
u u, take any I-al this matter prs-ctly pr
p.rrd in that event 10 form my duty which such r,.u, or
the Office hold may d-volye upon me.
Seeo,d A. matter law deny that the C0rp1raou
be ordered by this any other Couit to d-iend su II the
Con- iou NEGLECT ia corporate dntes il BE- proceeded
sgsiu.t IN smother forrE-GEo vdro7to.
Third A.. Coup Corpoi aion have the fht and
SIN bound 70 discretion and Judgment 20 whether be
cause or be not defended and for the exercise OF this
,or and iud yn-nt am only responsible TO thy olieu-
ForfI have made official comm .tion to my clients
in mi. matter and they bave approved my course.
F;t,b pdauus Is . proceeding 20 make officer a..
upon VIII specific Legal duty il eujoired but it BE-
how act. Judge be- ordered by
uudarus TO setar but not hou 70 settle H. The idea
OF audanus 20 slswyer TO tisste suit when the
client should be done IL one OF the startling novel
ties OF the day. -,
rt And thin that would be bad precedent for the pro-
on 10 % mi, be called upon make adayt.
reference their professional action, when asad by
person, other than their clients And rest Of this
case a. relate, me- character course publicly
sdon,ed and known in the Lowber public explanations
In ,freuce 10 il already made aud the merits of the Lowber
claim, its. as supported by the highest professional ndorse
ments. htohAhp ~ N. hU
Attorney snd Counsel for the Defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
SECOND BoARD.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 9--p. N.


This has been one Of the bluest days at tho St>dk
Board. The market fell of largely on some Of 10
principal ancies under forced Sales and the remainder
Of tie LIT sympatbzed A large amount Of Resdiag
and New.York Central was thrown on the market
from the inability Of holders to carry them, and he
supply Of stock was far in advance Of the demand.
Reading fell of from 49, at which it closed yesterday,
to All; Central from 70 to g. &c. Alter the Board
there strong rally Reading recovered to 43 ed
Central to73 The short interest is very largely closed
up, which renders it more difficult than usual 10 PIT
cash stock upon the market. Erie declined 10 isi.
but recovered TO 2oi closing at 20! 2ol Cumbersol
sold down to TO- closing at lOl. The decline in Rock
Island was per cent. Michigan Central ], Toledo II
Michigan Southern l. Pittsbmg l, &c. Illinois Co
trail was frm and Galens improved per cent ct ~
Second Board. There was considerable doing 10 Bs~
Stocks, and some disposition was shown 10 col 49,
seller sixty. Park Bank which sold down 10 ~.
terdsy, advanced 10 80 at the Second Board. p
sold at par American Exchange st 96, Cosssx
81, Commonwealth 1t 30, State ct IS. kstroio ~
90. &C.; Ohio Life sad Trust sold It II.
ct the close, the market va quiet end - 49,. -
The ssPely II Ekoassgs efecseh
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THE BURDELL ESTATE-THE DECREE SET
TIED

sURROGATE'S COURT-SEPT. 9.-Befots A. w. BRAp
The cOur sci in oppoaiton to the claim of Mrs Gun
inpham to administration upon the estate Of DIR. Brr
deli proposed form # decree, .mbodying the Sur
roeates recent decision, which was. with some slight
alterations settled as proposed by the Surrogate.
No opposition was made by eNJudge Dean, who
spp.ared on behalf of the late Mrs. Burdell. He,
However inquired whether it wss the usual practice
in the SurIogaes Court TO make the losing party pay
COST.
The Surrogate replied that it was not ususl, but
that sny other course would be inconsistent with the
finding and the facts upon which it preceded. The
following ia the decree:
Ar sfrogste Court held in and for the County Of New
Yok at the surrosstes Office in the City Of New York
on 18th day Of August. 1857 Present, Alex W. Brad
ford. ESQ Surrogate.
IN me matter IF the Goods Chdt> ond Credits Of Hurley
Brde Observation-Disclosures having been heretofore made
by Emma Augusta CLnun ghsr calling herself Burde for let
tes Of administration the goods chsttes and credits Of Hsr
yey Burde; evidence and proof fully had for and
such apple ston and the sdv cate for the different
t having heard s judged and decreed that the said
sad d.cedent Harvey Burd And also it is decreed and al
Judged thst letters administration the goods chattels and
ere said Harvey Bud. deceased be issued 70 the
drcrdes Of kim giving the proper security and
the procto advocates who have
for respective Of KIM that the shall be
Maid out OF the estate said docedrn except the taxable costs
which shall be paid BY the said Emma Augusta Cunniughm
A. W. BRADFORD. Surrogate.
Mrs. Cunningham now has thirty days in which to
appeal from this decree. She could not have insti-
tuled an appeal before.
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Adjourned to IL o'clock tomorrow morning.
BROOKLYN COURT OF sESSIoNs.-Befofe Judge MeR
RS ard Associates Easoss and scHooshAkEA
,;,c A,dv Smith nlarAd

RI, ard Associates Eaaoss and ScHooSAAKER.
Yesterday mon ing Andrew Smith was placed on
trial selling lottery policies. The complaining witness
MARY Scott testified had frequently bought policies
the defeudsnts place sh. at one tae made HIT which
defendant would Tot pay Smith. place No S3 South Fourth
stree Wsmsbursh 10 defense offered and the Jury,
brief absence rendered verdict OF guilty The Court
sentenced him months in the Peniteltary and to pay
hB~ Of S2h -,
Peter McQuade was placed on trial en- an indict-
chaIs him with having the Sh OF June last Toes
borsc and carriage the property Of George Law es whcn
bad been temporarily LEFT standing the Hamilton Fsny
The prosecution being unable to sustain the sssson vac
Jury rendered verdict Of Not guilty and the prisoner wss
thsreupon dsctsrged- .
The Court then adjourned to Tuesday morning nan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
RnooKLYN srpREME cOuRr-spscI.L rrax.

BROOKLYN SUPREME COTRT-SPEcGtL TERN.
Application was mace TO J Judge Birdseye yesterday
to vacste an order sta,n the sale of city property in
the Governors Room, City Hall, which had been
levied up,n at the suit Of Francis Swift The motion
was Denied Some time since the property in the
Governors Room was seized on a judgment obtained
by swift against the city. An injunction was laid on
the sale at the suit Of Mr. Scsmmon, who he judg
ment sear II Swift for IS 900, which obtained in
q civil suit for damages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

COURT CALENDAR-JfMs DAr
UsrrBD SrArKs DISTRICT CoVRI.-Eos, u, ~,
q -, s., Il, n, H&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-sept. a-Before JUDI

John H. Jone, ct al. sqL The ship Richmond &C.
Ordered. that the exception to the report Of Con-
missioner Stilwel be overruled and the report coz
frMed
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1857-03-03
SEASON OF 1856.

ST. Louis and St. Joseph Packet Line.
Regular Saturday Packet for Boonville, Glas-
Cow. Brunswick, Miami, Hil's Landing
Waverly; Dover, Berlin, Lexington, Yelling
ton. Camden, Sibley. Richfeld, New indie
PehdenSe, Liberty, Wayne City, Kansas.
Weston, Kickapoo, Iatan, Atchison, Doni-
phan and st. Joseph.
{ SsasgsIk5 The s elegant, commodious
packet, MARTHA JEWETT, d. II. Silver.
Master, will leave st. Louis for the above .nd
DAY, during the season, at o'clock, m, as
follows:
Saturday, March 8, %; Saturday, Aug. 9, %;
N Mav = p i7 II; s oat o o. 49, So
Returning, will leaae st. Joseph every alter
nate FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock, III, as follows ::
Friday, March, II. %; Friday, Aug. l.. Is, 90;
MP pd OIL H. S Ss;, Sep Sept A iS 2 2s;h
July 4th and 18th.
Departing from st. Joseph, Friday at 10 o.
clock, m; Doniphan at IL m; Atchison at
m: Iatan at p m; Kickapoo at p m; Yves
ton; Saturday at 7 III; Fort L:avenworth at 8
IN; Leavenworth at Q m; Parkvile at 10 a
m; Kansas at IL III; Wayne CITY at p m; Lib
erty at m; New independence at p p IN;
Richfeld at p m; Si6ley at p m; Camden at
M; Wellington at six p m; Lexington Sum
day at a In; Berlin at am; Dover at IN;
Waveriy at 10 IN; Hills Landing at Il m;
Miami at p m; Brunswick at p m; Glasgow
at 4p m; Boonville at d m, arriving in st.
Louis, Monday, in time for the Louisville and
Mississippi Packets, and evening lines Of tray-
ell in every direction.
The Martha Jewett has been thorough ly re-
paired and refurnished throughout, arr every
improvement made which safety, comfort and
convenience could suggest. Shippers may re.
4 - I4Is -
freight, and passengers are assured that no ex-
ertion on our part will be spared to render her
worthy of that generous patronage, which here
tofore las been, and we hope may continue to
be extended TO her.
D. Fl. SILVER, Captain.
f-ses w. MeCREIGHT.C Clerk.
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D ELAW p .,

TNhETown Of Delaware IL .,t..,.s =.
-, sag eerr,ofy, Ga the south side Of Is, -.
so1Fi nser, three aides above the lin = s-
Deisware reserve, and ten niIee below - u,
IN February last, on tract of land d.s.. iSests
eered, easy OF access from TIE sur,.- SS
country and situated fayorabiy FOR ha.,halhS
ready there are number OF houses gDs-,. ai'
u mas the following resources as roo5 y
prominent point: so'a aid
Ftrssly-A Coed Landtn.
fhe Missouri river at this noint =.
ed within a narrow spaee. he eh co: press
narkably deep on the Delaware side 49, - re
es for mile above and below. ths E:,.. IL wash
mus afording at all times = safe 49, snorss
landing fog steamers. secure
secondiy-TiisRber In Abuna,u
me tract or land on which the to,rn
our, Is covered with valuable timber so, f isd
ing purposes besides this, the ere is on tn. Daa>
dnbsred with ne e. I'ses large bottom, hsar,
ThfrdIy-Its Posft;o
This town has on the Kansas si,ls :.
er supporting it, large district Of ~ ne rir-
lands IN the Territory, while on ths ".' osss
side or the river there IL LARGE and fYfposts
tom, tesming with population. This hue oot-
OF itself sufficient Co sustain town - "a II
size. mis- is the most accessible pcis, =
which the Delaware nation OF Indians ca .sA
cure their supplies. Delaware is the No.. p.e
and most accessible point at which tbs rnn,.t
on the Kansas river can do their RECEIVING ~.
forwarding business. There are \ ,-reat NM 80
Der of towns on the Kansas that viii Gns II =
their interest to make this place their shinnfns
point, among them we would name Os,stE
Calhoun and others. As there is n good e.
AZ thts point, emigrants travelling to Kansas T.J
ritory on the great State road from ST -,
to st. Louis, will fihd that this in IN. tPn
point at which to enter the TERRITORY. "a &. KS
means they avoid = great deal of unp,e:.. a's
travel. 'ssssaty
Health.
This location is high and commando. h..
Ing no stagGant water near to generals Giss,..'
from It's streets, there is presented TO III, a..
splendid view OF the Missouri river for r;i.-
above and below the town, the country n ~.
vicinity presenting a view at once p!es,iar 49, -
romantic. s sAs
Every inducenent will be given to m.ch,,i..
TO make Delaware the place Of their cLoi..
We ask each person to examine the plaes n.
merchant will find on an examination o.,
Delaware is Obliged to command a tra9. -,
second to any town in the Tsrritorv from sa,s
persons We ask an examination. In a word
word We ask for Delaware an exanin,tio, 4,
the public. y
Sale Of Lots.
The undersigned OF Platte CITY Mo. p..,
l. Abel, Weston, or L. +. Hoilinssworth. De-.
aware, Kansas Territory, are authorised 10 a.
pose OK shares or lots in said town who m,
desire to purchase.
B. F. CLARK.
B. F. HOLLlNGsWORTB.
'io-6 VIM. DICKEY.
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SEASON OF 1856.
st. Louis and st. Joseph Packet Line
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET

REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET.
For Boenville, Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami
Hips Landing, Waverly, Dover Berlin. Leg
ington, Wellington, Camden, Sibiey, Richfieid.
New Independence, Liberty, Wayne City, Kan.
sas, Parkville. Leavsnworth, Fort Leayenwortfl
Weston, Kickapoo, Iatan, Asehison. noniphan,
and st. Joseph.
z@- h The elegant, commodfous and "a si
a<z5zzzasS Regular Passenger Packet NEW
s<ssz zzzssszssss LUCY, CoxLEY Master, will
leave st. Louis for the above and intermediate
points, overy alternate Saturday, during the
March 1, Is, %; April II. %; May 10, "a;
June Z, 81; July $40; August 2, Is, 80; Sept I3,
27; October II, %; November 8, %.
Returning will leave St. Joseph for st. Louis
every alternate Friday, at 10 O'Clock. A. n, as
follows: March I, 2f; April 4, Is; May 2, 10,
TENDER 5, 10; October 3, IL, 81, November u,
Is.
Denartin~ from st. Joseph Fridays at 10
O'Clock, A. ~, Doniphan IL, N, Atchison 2,
p. ~, Iatan 3, p H., Kickapoo 4, p NJ, Weston
Saturday, at 4, A. n. Fort Leayenworth 8. A.
a., Leavensvorth ., A. NJ, Parkviile 10, A. "a,
Kansas IL a., Wayne City 1, p ~, Liberty 2,
P H.. fss= Independence p P. NJ. Richfiefd 3,
p 81, Sibley, 4, p. n-, Camden 5, ?. ~. Well
hngton 6, p NJ, Lexington, Sunday, at I. A. -.
Berlin 3, A. NJ, Dover 9, A. IA, WaverIy 10 A.
~, Hilps Landing IL, A. NJ, Miami L, r NJ.
Brunswick 2, P. "a, Glasgow 4, r n, Boonsiile
8, P. NJ. Arriving in St Louis Monday In
time for The Louisville and Mississippi Pac -et
and evening lines of travel ii all directions
Thankful TO the public for its generous farors
heretofore, we would respectfully announce
that the New 1ifcv has been thoroughly re-
paire5 and re-fara;shed and ,-e hope 81 strie.
sttstst.os 70 S-ssiEsess entrusted - - ID
aseiis an recs1ee Etsfai share OF ztrez ase-
4s-si ~. SstlALlsY Captain.
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SEASON ARRANGEMENT.

Regular Missouri River Packet, for BoonviIle,
Glasgow, Brunswick, Miami, HIPS Landing,
Waverly, Berlin, Lexington, Wellington,
Camden, Liberty, Independence, Kansas.
Leayenworth City, Weston, Atchison and
II. Joseph.
Fss~n.A THE entirely new and fine pas
4sxTR senger steamer EMiGRANT, viii
& commence her regular trips be-
tween St. Louis and st. Joseph, Oh the opening
OF navigation. AS the Emf grant is stainchly
built and very light draft, drawing only "a
inches water,) and has superior accommoda-
tons for passengers, we bespeak for her iibe-
raj share of patronage. This boat was built
expressly for this trade, and shippers and others
may rely on her remaining with them.
Hosea HUGH L. WHITE, Master.
II. r. MCDONALD.
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STEAMBOAT Garas.

1856. ISoS.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET.
st. Louis and st. joseph Packet Line.
J. M. COVERS,
For Boonviiie, Glasgow. Brunswick, Miami.
Hitl's Landing, Waverly, Dover. Replin- Icy,
ington, Wellington, Camden, Sibiey, Rich
field, st. Bernard, New Independence. Lib
erty, Wayne City, Kansas, PaIkville. I.eay-
enworth City, Fort Lea, enworth, Weston.
Ktckapoo, Ia.an, Atchison, Qoniphan and St
Joseph.
lSaxsffSza senger steamer J. NJ CONYERS
zsz=zzsEEs.S GEO. w. BOWMAN, Captain vii
leave for the above and intermediate points, ev.
cry alternate Saturday, during the season, at
O'Clock. m, as follows:
Saturday, March s. p; Saturday, august 9, 81
APFh ., ~; Sept. 8, 20,
June II and %: Ga Nov. 4. Is. %
=" July u and 20;
Returning, will leave St. Joseph every alter
nate Friday, at 10 O'Clock, a m, as follows.
Friday, March y, %; Friday, August 1, Is. 90
Sc May 3, II, 81; i" Oct. ! and Is:
June and 20; 8: Nov. 1, I5, 90.
e July and Is;
Departing from st. Joseph, Friday, at 10 o.
clock m; Doniphan, at II, m; Atchison at 2
m, iatan at m; kiekaPee at p m; Yves
m; Leavenworth at m; Parkyile at 10, a
m; Kansas at II m; Wayne City at m; Lib
erty at 2 m; New independence at % p m:
Richfield at 3 p N; Sibley at pm; Camden at
p m; Wellington at 6 p M; Lexington, SUM-
day at m; Berlin at s m; Dover at 9 m;
Waverly at 10 m; Hills Landing at Il, n;
Miami at ! p m; Brunswick at p m; Glasgow
at p m; Boonville at 6 m, arriving at St
Louis, Monday, in time for the Louisville and
Mississippi packets, and evening lines of tray
eli in all directions
The ]. Nj. Convers has been built expressly
for Missouri river packet. She is the most
splendid passenger steamer ever built for the
trade, combining all modern improvements with
speed, safety and comfort.
Her passenger accommodations are unsar.
passed.
Shippers and passengers may rely on b ?
punctuality and dispatch.
Thankful to our former friends and patrons
Of steamer Edinburgh, we solicit continuance
Of their favors to the J. NJ. Convers.
GEO. w. BOWMAN, Captain.
s3-sea G. a. REICHENEKER, CLERK.