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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
VIEW MIAMI

geese NEW INbAND .zEzna.
MxAA ~ Fsff tsssN ROUTE TO TE&AS-Fcr 6 n LTR<h
alyeston and Indianola, -@sAss<seslss
Powuer Horn Saving One Days Time, we'll as Re-
duced Rates for passage, freight and Insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUsAS RAILROAD,
Connecting Barwieks Bay with the aud splendid
steamships GALVESTON and MAGNOLIA Of 1850 tups bur
then each bnt expressly for this route and constructed
avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising from the
sage Of the Texas bars.
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Ferry Landing,
opposite jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING. a7S O'Clock, commencing on Thursday the Of
February, 1858
The MAGNOLIA, Capt. Jones will leave on THURSDAYS,
and the q ALV EsrON. Capt, r. +. Terry, SUNDAYS
Returning, the Of leaving IneanoA viii be WEDN ES
DAYS and SATURDAYS and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted at the Com
pany's Landing In New Orleans the foot Of St. Louis
will be transported through ports Of destination without
charge Of any kind the lowest heretofore charged
by the Inns Of outside steamers,
For freight passage apply at the office Of the Company
he only office Of the lire In New Oeans Of ST. Peter
and Levee Streets opposite Jackson Square where cabin pana
the may be seen and secured.
A. b. SEGER, Vice President
myll # n o., Opelousas and O. W, Railroad Co.
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COTTON AND FoBAooo srATEMkNr.

SUGAR -. Some 1900 bids sold at about previous
rates. Fair 10 Fully Fair 4Sas'Sc . y.
NoLASsES We noticed sales Of bhs ls2se for
Fsrmentlng Choice and 60 half bbls 2S2sc gallon
FLoUR....The market quat with barely 1870
bbs including 224 superne At - 49, $50 in lots So
to coo 81 for supeane and 81 os Unbranded
Fancy at 81 60 q Dbl
GRAIN The sales Of Corn embraced 5000 sacks including
seas White mostly party 56e 60 in lots at the same,
and 1900 sof Green ETC., at A04sc y bashel In Wheat
nothing any reported and little the
The Included SOC sacks ST. Louis in lots
hnshe OF Bran 900 100 sacks sold IN lots at iec
3 loo D..
rPRoyIsIoNs. Pork quiet but fn Mess retailing al
SO 2si6 So aud lot Of 50 hbls bringing SIC Is = ee
OF Bacon @ casks sold 10 lots st INC for Shoulders 81
for Hams and s1SaIoc y Sides. Lard and
the sales confined 70 bbis and terees at se o f0
Prime.
sALr...A cargo Of 1000 bushels Turks Island, IN buk
v s sod At the advanced rate Of lsc q hnshel
COPPER. Sales Of 800 bags Of which 50 l0ls Gil a
lie 100 al lls<, aEd 3 Skimmines Al los . n
AaFcez from Charleston report advance tha
market % sssc ssd Prime hsfe held t4sse a n.
INDIA BAGGING..- 100 bales heavy sold al lssse cash
| And % DOT heavy at IKE y ysr-
ALCOHOL. We notice ss o. . bels BOsls's y = cen
At size = gallon.
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ugxzsu s sEVy 1. 3h LEA SAGH-

Essa Nsa u SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
es4s8rHEHe -SagR ABROAD.
Passenger Train New Orleans daily T30 O'Clock
A. NJ arrives Bookhapen, Miss hundred and twenty
eight miles from New Orleans, 225 O'Clock r. NJ Returning,
leaves Brookhaven day at 500 O'clock A. NJ, and
reaches New Orleans at BIB O'Clock, ?. NJ.
FARE-Three mile, each Children under five
years Of age free. Children between i've and twelve years
and eolored persons, half price
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained the Office Of the
Company Caope and Magnolia also family tickets,
Whoes halves in packages OF twenty five reduced price.
Culoed permitted ride n hetrsins without
written expressly authorizing them do and naming
the stations to and from which they As the viii
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for
direction only those making trip both ways will have be
provided with two.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhayen
ano Intermediate stations ut 0 A. NJ Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday leaves BrookhAven for New Orleans
ermsiae stations, every Monday Wednesday aud Friday
morning, $50 O'Clock A. H. This train stops Fridays and
Saturdays Flag Stations (rdway between regular saons
to receive and deliver freight but not other days
No freight will be received at the New Orleans depot
after s O'Clock P NJ.
+. s. WILLIAMS, Supt transportation.
line of four horse mail from Brookhaven
to jackson androm jackson to Bookhayen
ing with the passenger trains. IS n
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,eaashp Texas Iawess from Indanola and Galveston to
Harris Morgan &co-lst dist , 90,
S''''N yes on, t. " fempIeiol-Berwiek's Bay.
ship dos Giehrsi Williams Is days from New York TO mas
Ship sSamroc pOane days from Mobile in ballast to Bax
Ship Fanny Fosdiek onsead 70 days from New York to
schr Merson aSrshon, Is days from Boston, to Eos
schr Leverng corson 10 days from Charleston, to mas
sehr Emene Harriet Hatch days from Mobile, IN ballast
schr kdeiine, -, frsm the Goast-2d dist PIT.
schr CoIah -, from the Cost 10 master-72d district T.
sseh hr Sea Bird Hipper from 6ovinrion-Tasin.
STEAMBOATS,.
Arkansas Bennett from Fort Smith.
David Whine McGl, from Louisville.
Nv Thomas Dube, from Cincinnati
Princess. Wilson. from vieksburg.
Duke, Apologize from Shreveport.
National, Montgomery, from shreveport,
Dardapelles, Danley, from Arkansas River.
DIR Baey, Dugas. from Loekport.
CpJr. Vincent from Plaquemine
r " Adams, GraeH from Red River.
NJ Runyan, Miller, from Cincinnati.
R Ward Miller, from Louisville,
81 Nicholas, Dit. from s. Lonis.
sunfower, Ross, from Bayen MACON
YaGoo Belle Reeves from YAzoo River
California Hopkins from Mobile.
Cora Anderson, Carroll from s. Louis.
Aleek Scott, Switzsr, from ST. Lonis.
Laurel Hill Hooper from Bayou Sara
Nashville Belsnyder, from Nashville.
VIM @ Young Gwartney, from Grenada.
Woodford, Mather from Louisvlle
VIM Bagaley, Sinno, from Mobile--Lake end
Jefferson Railroad
Virginia, Cozzens, from Mobile
Toyboat Anglo Norman Steele from the Passestowed dow
and 10 sea 10Th inst ship Geo Washington and bark AnI
Kimbal-brongh up ship Jos Glchris and schooner W
| MershOn.
Toxboat Kate Dale Blakcley from Moble-bousht up sh
| shamrock.
Towboa Whitney. Heaton, from the Passes-,owe1 aJN
and 70 sea ish lnsL l sLlips mas ny, ion
ToVboat Jnius Beebe Andrews from the Passesoweu gov
ana TO sea 9TH inst ship smith, brigs Martha Genr
and Nautilus schr IL Nick rSon-brought up snip ra
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There negotiation closed yesterday $50 900
City Consolidated Bonds at 500 Those deson Of investing in
description of securities had better avail themselves of
present time They steadily enhancing pricethe
considered permanent for the interests regularly
provided for.
Condition Of Banks this city for the esk ending Sat-
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R~x@ -,,. -. r-.zzzzrzS-.r-, GREAT CEN
he n Ne q 4sIf6RTEST CHEAP
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago, Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls York Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, ETC.
splendid passenger leaves Orleans daily at
o'clock p NJ from Cairo, from which point there continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at 6 A. NJ.
Evening Express al . P. NJ.
Connecting a, SANDOvAL with Ohio Mississippi Rail-
road for ST. Louis PANA with Tere Alton Rail-
road for Louisville and Cincinnati; DECATUR with
Western Railroad for Springfield jacksonville Naples;
LASALLE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island, Day
and Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago Burlng-
ton Railroad for GAlesbug. Burlington Quincy Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH in "a hours.
One of the Minnesota Paek Gumpays Dun.
eith for St. Paul and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the from Cairo,
Going East there change Of between Cairo and Chi
and but three from Cairo to New York Through Chi
Is hours; Niagara Falls IS houFs 4S hours
Baggage checked through.
1a- For through tickets or informaln apply the I
nos Central Railroad Ticket Office under the ST Charles Ho
tel, 81. Charles street, New Orleans.
a3 ly W. E. BEDDING, Agent.
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frs= UNITE STATES TIKI re- I.
ls@ssS-estbsa WEEKLY MAIL LINE sssskG

ts9ssr SSfai4 n JIHk y sR AK LINE sEA
ON TUESDAY, alton THURSDAY'lON SATURDAY, al
8 p Nj. at 5 p. VI. L. N.
tnagnidcentU The magnificent The magnificent U.
States Mail packetU s. mail packet States mail packet
Princess, Capt'u " C X b ur z NRtchez. Capt,n
Wilson, will leave tai Cano IT. r. feathers, will
for Dopadsonve will leave Don leave for Donaldson
Plaouenine Baton aldsonyile Plaque i'll e. Paquemne
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge Baton Rouge, Port
Red Port Hudson Bayou ludson Bayou SARA
River Landing orSara, Red River Red River Landing
Adams ate Landing, Fort Ad- Fort Adams NdtcheS
Waterproof Rodney ANS Natchez, Wa Waterproof Rodney
Joseph, Grand terproOf Rodney saint Joseph Grand
Gulf Warenon St Josep. Grand dulf WaTTenton and
Vicksbmg yiGuf Warenton, EteksDnrg every "a
UESD AY, at oil lii ken's Is nd IukpA5. 81 o.
O'clock P. NJ lVicksburg, III o'clock T, VI.
Tie PRINCES slProvidenee Stacks The steamer NAT
connects at Vicks- Island and Skip y Il connects at
burg HIS Land Vicksburg with the
or IT, s, AID, and every THURSDAY steamer RANGER,
will freight for az o'clock p NJ. and viii tAke freight
all the landings on The K. w. Ne Tor al the landings
river high connects AZ on AGO rlVeI high
Greenwood. Wick burg wit as Greenwood at high
st'mer Ranger, tax water rates.
ing fr' ghtfor all land
iugs on YazoO river
as highup as Green
wood
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets VIII Leave
their regular days without fail at the hour appointed All
10 their viii be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These responsible any letter package
containing money ewery other vauabe unless regular
bills Of adng TAKEN specifying the aud value, and
paid; vauabes deposited with the CLERK
By the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board,
CARROLL, PRITCHARD A CO.,
Union Row, 80 CArondelet st.
uso If T. B. SMITH, No. 4 fehoaptoulas st.
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Sy~-: FOR MEMPHIS THE MEMPHIS
| sIlzlII. p AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE
ssting Of six first class steamers unsurpassed
the eslern in all qualities conducive the comfort
safety Of Travellers arranged TO leave New Or
leans every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
O'Clock 2. NJ, viz:
Ben Franxtin.,,..,. apt j. d. clarke.
ON We ESDAYS-
Holm acknowledgements Capt G. b. Church.
Ingomar............... Capt. J. w Goslee.
-ON FRIDAY
HI. II. W. Hill ,Japt. Il. II Newell.
Belfast......+.. capt W. WrRy.
These Boats with the Railroads Memphis; also
with 6rstelass Packets Louis and for Louisville.
j. II. FRELIGH, Agent,
nl9 sm Office under the st. Charles Hotel.
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gtbittu of TIE ttlarktts.
MONDAY MORNING. Febru

MONDAY MORNING. February Is, 1858,
COTTON. The market quiet Saturday, the Nayaras
adyices still being delayed and che stock poorly assorted and
the sales reached barey 5000 bales Prices without any
material change and We repeat ast quotations;
NEW ORIEAHa ulAsaIFIc sTlQk
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city at and O'Clock r. NJ.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning
o'clock and the Lake night hour sitter the sem
train Extra special tips when required, BY notifying the
conductor
Station House has been erected GENTLY Ridge, where
the train will stop when TequfedEuing down,
o'clock A. and O'Clock r. NJ and coming up, O'Clock
RFRre TO and from Genlly Ridge by Horse Car, 10
Conductor must have timely notice stop. M II
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s24, 2eT l3l.
The money market to-day extremely quiet The great
contraction paper beginning show It's effect the views
will refuse take double Al and Al at 90
CENT though the general Of good factors signatures
placed Dl2 cent If our banks are
not inerfered with by legislative action, cheap money aud
great redundancy capital will attend the spring business
Some transactions mortgage securities in Of treaty
at 10 per cent First mortgages extremely scarce
Discounts could be effected pinch at sos and
loans 9G9i0
Exchange ioay heavy. The free supply of time bills
New York fully is4 Sight taken
at 4 discount banks selling checks to " discount
Five and days sight Jz5s discount thirty days sight lA
TX discount sixty days sight l7D2 and Rsz9z& discount
down to az discount There is desire operate in ste
ing in act ndi the part of Of the banks has
given way though there large transactions to-day the
seed for them. We quote bills with shipping doeu
ruents and l0 elear bills bank
drafts 1921 t09 In francs very little doing. We
Paris direct % Bordeaux and other points
SIS Very Offering. The Mechanics and Traders Bank is
extending exchange transactions considerably uuer the
regime
The begins feel the abundance of At
private sold to-day 10 shares Bank New Orleans
at es offered aud refused for 100 shares Citizens
Bank has advanced 461l4S and suppose
$50 will be the psiee next week
The public the Arcade to-day densey crowded.
fta
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE ARRIVED
uysag ts Past Hse Corresponding Period East fear,
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sl@n.S NaIchtoches Packet-The new, fine, fast run
ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
Rapides. Ju0. C. Dowy, master, Q. j. BR1sow, clerk,
will leave above positively for GRIND Eeore Nachoches'
Alexandria Collie, Gorton's Landing Barbm Landing Nor
mans Landing and all intermediate landings Red river via
Cane Little rivers. For freight apply board
dEO y. HI4E 4 W.
feg Front street.
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l. -
re-. REGULAR TEN DAY SHREVEPORT
l~xs and Natehitoches Packet-Ths new, elegant aud
- and swift running passenger packet steamer
Duke samuel Apologize master F. V. Uellas clerk, will
positively above for Shreveport Grand Bayou Com
cnstta Campte, Grand Ec0re, Nacochs Alexandria Collie
Normaur Landing Gorons Landing, Tarbns Landing, and
all eas landings Red river via Caueand Little rivers
For freight passage having surpassed accommodations,
wa s{ GEO, d. H1rE CO, Front street.
I4aves on WED NEsDAY February Il, ats P, NJ.
re- REGULAR RED RIVER AND LAKE
lGlHlIrs Bistensau Paeket-The light daught pas
Shields, clerk, will leave above for Shreveport
Minden Masco, Mouth Loggy Bayou Campte Grand Ecore,
st Maurice AeEandra Gofton ana all intermediate lanuihgs
fei2 j. S. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
Leaves on THURSDAY 18th inst, at5PM
FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
The fine fast running passenger packet steamer
sss=ssslszS National, P. L. Montgomery master, d. O.
Chamnin clerk viii leave as above for shreveport Grand
Bayou Grand Ecoe St Naurics Cote Alexandria, Gorons
Landing all intermediate landings Red river. For
freight passage apply on board ,.
BThe steamer National will tpke freight for Kiamieha
Rowland suesport Fulton and all landings above the RAFT
reshppng the light Upper Red river packet steamers Reub
iei }, s, PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
leaves on or about TUESDAY 23l instant, at5P.M.
G. l.. KOUNs BROS Low WAFER THROUGH LINE.
UPPER RED RIVER PACKETS
fI4EtL.t.S Era No. z, Kouns, master, will give clear
bills ading thOagh to Pine Bluff Doaksyille,
Kamieha, Wrght's, Rowland, Paris Landing, CArksve,
Ianespor, Rocky Comfort NIL Creek Boston, Moorssyle,
Fulton Washington, Dooeys Ferry Lewsyiie, Cutoh Con
way, Spring Albany Shreveport Grand Eeore Aexan-
dr all landings above the Raft For further infor-
''''''''' "F'' G. L. KOuNs a Front street,
a shaw 4 cunts Office
j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
No bills paid by either beat without written orders Bills
approved board and handed in to the office for
/ tet5
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EOR LAKE BpkGNE
AaEA - Y,af - and Mexican Gulf MEXICAN
iGfsG&k5k-@asn sfeg-NisE-5GULF RAILWAY. - Depot,
Of GoodchildIen and Champs Elyssee.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
On and after MONDAY, September 2sth 1857
To Proctorviie, Lake Borgre-d sanee . miles. Fare
through, 50 cents children and slaves, half price.
Departure Of Trains-DAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake, at.... ......lO A. NJ
Ht-....-.-.,.......-..+ "a T. NJ
Lake city, at''.'.'......... .-'-.. 53s A. n.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a y. NJ.
Office 90 Common street. Fer all business Of the Rarosd
Department other business connected with the Of
the late Alexander GordOn apply TO
W. g. BAREW ELL, Executor
who Is the 0uy authorized make
obligations for the road
omnbusses leave Canal every fifteen minutes for
the depot. sea n
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ab.lOO.9l0 sl4.s6s,sg5 81. "a.


Actual Increase of long and short loans for the
week.-........ ..s.tss-.. S5O,sso
The following is the comparative statement Of loans dis
counts mortgages and pledges which incades active
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves MONDAY, 18th inst, at z. N.
Fu=. FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT
s9str5 The new fine fast running light dra passenger
ts=S<ss~s packet Swan, Charles Hayes, master. q v.
HAYES clerk above for Port Oaddo smilhand, Ben
ton svanson's Landing Shreveport Grand Bayou, Campte
Grand Eeore Maurice, Alexandria, ana all intermediate
landings Red river For freight passage, having unsur
passed accommodations, apply on board.
fel2 J. y, fAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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Leaves with disp4tch.
Hs=. REGULAR 81. LOUIS PACK
QN,ssa ET-The elegant and swift packet steamer
tsssS<=szSA A. II. Lacey, J. P. Rodney master, r T,
Saunders, clerk in connection with the Illinois Central Railroad
to all the Eastern ciiies above for St. Louis Cairo
Hickman all intermediate landings above. Fur freight
or passage apply board.
s-The 4. Lacey will pay strict attention all way and
plantation business.
$50 J. 8. PAGAUD, Advertising Agen
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Leaves on THURSDAY. 18Th inst, at p, NJ.
Vs. FOH BAYOU MACON AND TEN
isunns-S sAS-The legular packet Milton ReIE Cap
ies5A tain Hall will leave for Trinity, Black River,
Teusss bayou Macon above For freight passage,
ks =" JIM RELF CO.
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E1AnT8.@ ular St Martinsyille packet,-fhe fine, new
s===.ss light draft steamer Belle Creole J, Henry
Whjtworh master viii leave for 81 Martnsyile, New Iberia
Jeanneetts Charrenton Franklin Ceneve Pattersonyile
and Bashea City Bayou But, and all Intermediate
landings, above
All busin her will be atuay attended
freight passage apply board loot q CONT street.
or 10 HALL, ROOD 4 PUTNAM
s CustomhOuse street
or to J. N. JOHNSTON = co.
No 3 Front Levee.
d23 ]. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
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Leaves positively on TUEsD Az. lssh iast 5 p NJ.
REGULAR TAIL 1HATOHIE AND
tstlRiSs.s Yazoo River faekefhe light dram pas
singer packet fazoC Belle, J. G REEVES,
ellington clerk VIII leave above fer Month
od Wafer la oba Ledere Green wood. siion TehnlA,
Yazos Civ and ali Intermediate landings TahAiehe and
Waco FLYERS Fer freight pSSaage Anpiy board.
fel6 J, s. PAGAVD, Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on MOND Az. 18th instant, s P. NJ
B. FOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILLS, MIL
szGk - er's Bluff Roark's Landing, Eldofado Landing
FassaszSh Champagnolle, Wilmington Moro, Pigeon Hills
Marie Saline Alabama L-ndng Qua hita City serlngon
Tnchomond Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluts, Castor Landing
Columbia Hsonbu Trinity and all Intermediate landings
on Ouachta and Black ryers-rhe new and light draugh
steamer Comet, drawing only IS inches waer) Eugene
Elliott master W. b. Clarke clerk will leave above taking
freight for all way landings. For freight apply
board. ..-
J. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
The Comet will take freight for Saline river with privi
Iege Of resh piping steamer @. Marshall. fel5
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Leaves every SATURDAY, NJ z VI.
FY~z FOA ATpAkAPAS, VIA PLAQUE
s9slSt u mine The hue light drangir and s'aunel
tss-sA packet steamer Cora, T. Grpon, master, vii
leave As above for Berwick City. Paersonve Cenervie
Frankie iberia, ST. Marnye and all landings th
Bayou Teche Bayou BeuH For further particulars ap
MY on board or to UUPERIER, HAYES 4 co,
So taroudeet street
fI5 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising A gent.
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COAST AND LAFoURCHE.

UOnnN-IO
ks=sS=eA Bayou Fort Adams, Williamsport, Port
HUDSON all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
McCoTnbs MASTER will her old trips, commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the season
leaving Orleans every Saturday evening" at O'Clock,
and Bayou Sara every Wednesday evening on the arrival of the
from Woodville.
RA Will the Levee receive freight Thurs
day morning.
Parcuar attention paid to the receiving and landing Of
pasengess and freight all OF the day and night
jy296 HOLMES 4 ULAUSS, Il Tehoupitonlas 81,
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. -
g FOX OPELUU SAS-THE NEW
sAkFIlttsS STEAMER w. Burton, Capt g. i. Lou
ailler, built expressly for the trade, will leave as
above taking freight for Old River SmmsPort and all Landings
the Atehaaya. For freight passage apply on board
j. NJ JOHNSTON 4 CO., 3 Front Leyee st.
lyl4f near Customhonse street
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Texas Intelligence.


The Galveston News Of the 10th publishes the
proceedings Of The Texas Democratic State Conven-
tiou, which met at Aastin oa the Sth Instant The
nominations were a. ftllows:
For Chief Justies.-Judge r I. Wheeler, Of
Waahingtcn county.
Fr lssociate Jasfiee of Supreme courf.-C W.
Buckley .of Fort Bend county.
For Compfroiiey.--C. r Johns, Of Hays coanty.
For TTsasure.-Crns II. Randolph, Of Houston
county.
F~ Aaoney Gn~ai~-M. D. Graham, Of Che
rokee county.
The same paper Of the 10th has the following:
We were shown this morning counterfeit SO gold
piece, dated ls57, and with The o. under tie eagle,
ndcatng the New Orleans mint It is well executed;
but OF course lighter than the genuine coin.
There was great freshet in the Trinity on Sunday
last The water was flooding the Flat Prairieh
just south o. Liberty The whole country from that
to WoodviIle was Inundated The mall rider TO
Lynchburg had 10 return on Saturday on account Of
high water in the bottom lands on the west aide Of
the Trinity. The weather has been pleasant since
Saturday morning, leth inst.
The Waco southerner states that the Indians had
made another foray upon the citizens Of Eafh, Bos-
que, PsIo Pinto and CoryelI counties, andon more
| extensive scale than on any former oceasioa The
extent Of their depredatons was not kno sn bot IL
was certain that they had murdered two white men,
one negro, carried OF white boy. and severely
wounded another negro, and had driven OF . large
number Of the most valuable horses and stock
The Southerner says:
i scout had jast returned, who had went out some
randing party near the line Of New Mxico and from
information Of reliable charzctef they were satisfied
that the Indians were In communication and allied
with the hormonz From circumstances, Il ID pre-
Of them are 70 aid His ExceIIency. Brigham Young
in his row with the United statos