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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
fvor ths Sioux City Register.
AFFIDAVIT.


Our attention we attracted BY . very
pathetic and poc;fsrous appeal coming
from the direction of Mr.. Sherwin's Office,
Sioux City, Iowa, Saturday evening 10
o'clock, P. ~, Aug. 18th, 1868. Hurry
iaggwith rapid strides in the direction OF
said appeal, we were not little surprised
q finding it proceed from the mouth OF
one Mr.. -, exhorting his brethren lre-'
osnl adoption p of the woolly tribe to
acome up crafty TO the mighty work now
before them, viz: defeating the nominees
Of the Democratic party made in the coun.
y convention of August Sd !" exhorting
them to accept a proposition made by Ger,
tain Boilers of that convention to the eff
feet that they, the woolies. should receive
the support Of Boilers for County Clerk,
and Boilers in return get woolly voters for
Sheriff; thus dovetailing together for the
purpose Of overthrowing Democracy
General applause, and "all right, hit 'en
again," Ac) But, Mr.. Chairman" con-
tinued the Bell Weather, I've must not
place too much confidence in these Bolt
ers they will never do to tie to. lAvoce,
"easy--not 50 loud.") We will nominate
. candidate for Sheriff alec, agreeing to
withdraw him the day before election
{" Good, gooti'-in horn y Heseupon
were various signs, o,el looks End grimaces
Of which the present reporter knoweth
naukht. After the heroic effort on the
part of Bell Weather, there came gen
eral time Of sticking heads together ac-
companied by short pow WOW; then
arose lamb Of the Cock and moved TIE
nomination Of sore kind Of committee
with powers extraordinary. Bell Weather
was made opz of this little body with big
powers, and little sheep-to their shame
be it sad-was left of. A portion Of the
Sock becoming sleepy, it was resolved to
"qaa" for the present, so they quit, each
chuckling to himself; some, got EN-, I"
"good trap" snap judgment : and -
that is all we heard.
's1@A 4 @ NIGHT WATCH.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

State n fotra, Woodbury. County, ts.
pY virtue Of an execution to me directed by the
ID Clerk Of tbs District Court Of the county Of
Woodbury. and state Of Iowa, the said execution DO.
ing In favor Of g. Doughty Co. and against the
property Of Marshall Townsley, have lsYiei upon,
seized and taken the following described real estate
to wit: The northwest quarter of the north Or
of section IS, township IS north range Il west the
said land being the property OF the said Marshall
Townsey, which viii expose TO sale at public auc.
ton TO the highest bidder the 4th day OF septe.
Der, A. d., 1865, between the hours Of aud four
p IN, at the Sioux City HOUSE in Sioux City, Wood.
bury county and state Of Iowa.
GEO. l.. Jacket. Sheriff.
Per G. L. GODFREY, Dup.. sheriff.
August 5, is5S--Iy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
NIGHT WATCH.
For the sioux City Register.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

At the approaching October election the
voters of the 4th Judicial District will be
called upon to elect Judge and Attorney,
both Of which are positions Of TO second
airy responsibility. And the people of the
District cannot exercise too much caution
and sound discretion in the selection Of
suitable incumbents for each Of those of.
fees; aud notwithstanding much has been
said respecting the Judgeship, yet / am
sorry to see so little interest manifested
with. regard to the office of District A.tor.
ney, which, in some respects, is the most
responsible trust of the two. The Judge
may faithfully and impartially try all caus-
es and adjudge all questions that may
come before him but as criminal proce-
dures enter quite largely into our western
practice, it is Of the very first Importance
that we should have District Attorney of
known abilities and unquestionable integ
rity, who would ably and efficiently repre-
sent the State by enforcing our laws strict
~ and fearlessly against offenders, and for
the suppression and prev ention of crime.
This officer should combine the following
essential qualifications: An intimate know
ledge Of Our criminal code, ready prac-
titioner, and . fearless champion of law
and strict justice. Such man, verify
believe, we may find in our esteemed fell
low citizen, john CupxlER, Esq, who,
understand, will permit his name to be
used in the approaching Democratic Dis
trict Convention in connection with the
Office Of District Attorney. And as a
nomination by that convention will DE al
most equivalent 70 an election, the con-
vention should select from amongst the
very best material the candidate for that
Office. And as the peace, safety, and Ito
critics Of the whole community are in
great measure depending on the vigorous
and faithful application of our criminal
laws, trust that the voters of this Dis
trict will not be 50 blinded BY party fac
ton or local prejrdices as to disqualify
them for filing tina, trust by suitable
incumbent. A VOTER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
sioux city Post once Regulations.

Mails arrive at and depart from this once q follows
Sioux City Council Buffs--Lesves Tuesday. Thurs.
day and Saturday arrives " edn ssday, Friday and
sunday. Mall closes at O'Clock, z. NJ. preceding
the day OF departure.
Sioux City aud Omaha--Ieaveg Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at :, a. NJ arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 8, p. NJ. Mail closes at o'clock,
r. u. preceding the day OF departure
Sioux City and Omadi-Leaves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 2, +. ~ arrives Monday, ednesd ~
and Friday by L. NJ.
Sioux City and Lcgan-Leavcs Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at r ~. arrives Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday by IL ".
Sioux City aud Fort Dodge-Leaves Thursday at 8 A.
NJ: arrives next Wednesday by 6P NJ.
Sioux City and Wiscotta-Leaves Wednesday at
NJ. arrives next "Wednesday by IL NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Io,oa, Woodbury. County. 50.
10y virtue Of an execution TO me directed BY the
ID Clerk Of the District Court Of the county Of
Woodbury. aud State Of Iowa, the said execution be-
ing In favor Of Marshall Towpsley and against the
property Of Martha G. 2. Morshead aud J. IT. More
head have levied upon, seized and taken tbs follow
Ing 6cscribed real estate TO wit The uudiv red
one halt OF this north half OF the south half Of
ton i6 In township " north, range ~ vest the said
land being the property Of the said Martha e. 4.
Moreheif aud J. q. Morehssd, which will Expose
to sale af public auction TO the highest bidder the
18th day Of September, 1865 between the hours Of
and four O'Clock p NJ. ut the Sioux City House in
sioux City, Woodbury. county, State Of Iowa.
GEO. l.. TACK EFT, Sheriff,
Per G L.G0DYKEi, Dept sheriff.
August 5, ls5S-lw. i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19

SIOUX CITY, August Is, 1865.
Wheat Flour. ss.ooasl0.00 per barrel.
Corn Meal. $500 per sack. .a.
Corn, 3oca40c per bushsl
Potatoes, 5oc.aTbc. per bu.hsl.
Beans, szo0aS300 per bushsl
Ham, l5c par ID.
Bacon, II &c per Id.
Lard. zoe Per ID.
Butter, 25ca3oc per ID.
Eegs. 25ca80e per dozen. ~.
Dried Apples, IL lie per ID.
Peaches. II liz per ID.
Sugar. 12ealec per H. Coffee, 1ecalsc per h.; Tes
15c.aSl rs per ID.
Molasses. 75casl 90 per gallon.
Reef 1ocal2e per Id.
Mutton, lie por h. ..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19

~ The billing and cooling between
the Boilers and Republicans Of Sioux City
and their perfect unanimity Of feeling and
effort to secure the defeat of the Demo.
cratic party, reminds us Of the harmonious
Dutchmen:
Broder, vot you dink ?"
.vy, ! drinks As you dink."
"Vell, 70 do L.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
SHERIFFS SALE.

State cf Iosca, Woo1bpy founty, IS.
pYylrtue ofan execution to directed by tho Gle TX
II q the District Court nf the county Of Woodbury.
and state Of Iowa. the said being In favor
OF " liam II Booth and against the property nf Mar
shall Townsey, have levied upon, seized and taken
the following described red estate wit The south
nall OF tho northwest quarter Of section H. township
~ north, range ~ west the said land being the prop
srty Of the said Marshall fownsey. which will ex.
pose 10 sale at public auction to the highest bidder
on the ath day of September a. D. 1886, bot the
hours Of one and four p m at the Sioux City Houss
Ia Sioux City, oodbury county, STATE Of Iowa.
go. l.. gACkETI. Sheriff
Per g. l.. GODFREY, Dept. Sheriff
August 5, iS5S-4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR
THE YEARS 1855 & 1855.

f'HE following described Real Estate will be offered
i 1t Public Sale on the BOTH DAT or Auausr noxt,
In front Of the Treasurer and kscordsr es hi Sioux
City, Woodbury. county, Iowa. or tho xes interes.
and costs for tn. yea-s 1858 and 1856 Sc. forth
the following list. Sale to take place between the
hours Of O'Clock, n N. and ocieak, D. IN. of said
day and continue from day To dsy tsunday excepted
until ali the Lands aud Town Lots offered for sale
c.. HEDGES. Treasurer Recorder.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
sta.onic Notice.

Stated meeting Of Sioux CIR LoDes No. los, Wed.
n, nesday evening Of preceding the full Of tho
" moon. A. n. HUNT, ". ".
GEORGE AVERY See'y t..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19

1kxy-A PRoLlrIc MoTugE !!!--The wife
Of q countryman in the Moscow district,
Russia, has given birth to sixty nine chll.
dren al twenty-scyen conlnemen:s: four
times. four at a birth, seven times three.
aud sixteen times talaa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
Sa5- Gen. HARVEY arrived in St. Louis
IN the 9th inst. E

DIED--In ssrgsants Bluff, on the 10th inst, Of
Typhoid Pneumonia, MARY l. daughter Of John and
Jane Householder, sgsd L. years 10 months and II
daxa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
DISSOLUTION,

NOTICE is hereby given thst the psrtn ersh'p here
~ toore existing between the undersigned Doing
business at Sioux City, Iowa, under the name and
style OF Henn, Williams, Cook 4 Co., has been this
day dissolved By mutual eonsent--Bernhart HEM,
Jesse Williams, George d. Temple and John X. Cook
having sold their interest to the other partner Hor.
ace C. Baeon who Is authorized to settle all the ae-
counts Of the late firm, and who will continue the
business in his own name az the same place
BERNHAKT HEM,
JESSE " WILLIAMS,
JOHN X COOK,
II. q. BACON.
Sioux City, November !. 1857.
Tbs undersigned take pleas uis In commen ding their
late partner, Horace C. Bacon. TO the favor Of he b
sinehs community, and hope their former patrons
will extend to him share Of their patronage.
BEkNHAKT HEM,
JESSE WILLIAMS,
August IL 1S5s-iw. JOHN X. CO1R.
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Rates OF AdNcrtisinRI

One Square of L. lines less, first insertion, sloo
Each subseq uent insertion, 90
One square, one month. 900
do do three months, b,OC
do do six do 800
do do one year, 1909
Business Cards Of six lines less ono year, 1000
One column, one year, 5000
one-haf column, one year, 1890
do fourth do do do 25,O0
dc column. six months, 1890
do half column, six months, $500
do fourth do do do l2.0O
do column, three mouths, $500
do half column, three months 1890
do fourth DO do do 1906
Announcing candidates for office, 500
When the number OF insertions IL not specfed ad.
vertisemens will be marked still forbid and charged
full price. Business Cards are excepted.
Cash In advance will be required all advertise
ments except where special contract has been made
to the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the books win be
~ open tor the subscription of stock TO q Branch
OF the State Bank Of Iowa, to he styled the Sioux
City Bank at the Office Of Bosler Hedges. ON Mon
day and Tues1av the 18th and sth Of September next
between the hours Of 10 q. aud p as prov ided
by law. BY order of the
Aug. 10, Is5S-3w AssOCI ALTON
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
HON. SAMUEL DOUGLAS.

Hon. Samuel Douglas, Of Benton coun.
ty whom the Democracy of Iowa have
nominated for the responsible Office of Sec
Rotary Of State, is every wav worthy to fill
that post. Should he be elected, he will
discharge It's duties with fidelity, and his
tenure in it, will be both honorable to him.
SELF and advantageous to the State.
Mr.. Douglas is not a mere politician.
His highest aim has always been to dis.
charge his duties as citizen, impartiaily,
and with All eye single to what is right.
As one Of the early settlers and pioneers of
Benton county, he has labored diligently
for the prosperity Of those local interests
with which, as citizen of that county. he
has been more immediately connected -
This is an earnest, and a guarantee, that,
when duty calls him to the wider sphere
ofsthe State at large, he will be found as
faithful to her interests as be has ever been
to the interests Of bis own county.
lie is man who is but little known in
political circles, and this is an important
fact in his favor. In him the people find
none of the characteristics of the proving
political demagogue, who is forever mouth.
ing his patriotism, and political clap trap,
in the popular ear. No, Mr.. Doug las is
an entirely different man.
He is esteemed by those who know him
bes,, as a quiet unobtrusive citizen, in
whose honesty and uprishtness, every one
has the fullest confidence. His fellow cit
liens elevated him to the responsible post
Of County Judge, and in that capacity he
has given great satisfaction.
rbn Ia q ~
votes for Samuel Douglas, will show their
respect for private and public honesty
They will show that they prefer unostenta-
tions honest men for public Office, in pref
erence to brawling politicians. We, there's
fore, call upon the masses of the people,
to secure the election Of Mr.. Douglas. The
corruptionists, the receivers of brides, and
the wire pullers Of sham Republicanism;
are all at work to defeat him, but we hope
the people appreciate good citizen and
an honest man, and SO work for, and vote
for Samuel Douglas.
n9- A few evenings since We overheard
the following conversation between mum.
Der of the limbs Of the law o. our city:
"Well, boys, we'll have to forego the
luxury Of ice cream hereafter there is no
more ice in town.
:" Is that 80 ?" said $50 lis that one
empty p he continued, pointing to an ice
house close by.
:" Yes, it's all spoiled"
"Spoiled !" repeated -, what spoil
ed it2"
Why the flies blowed ii, you ignorant
cuss |"
- heayed deep sigh, and the BY.
ISLANDERS whined docfully.
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IMpoRTANTTO YON. RESIDENTS.

'lAAES upon lsuds IL Woodbury.. la, Plymouth.
i siou=. DBrieu ard C!ag csHGntia. are payable 81
sioux iJty, ahf viii he due in Cr'ohpr. I.tE ] sun
prepared tD attend promptly 10 Tho payment Of Taxes
here, also to Sac Cherokee. Calhoun, Ionora Or s.
Other conaty Of NoFhwestern Iowa. Address
GED. WEAEE, sioux City, Iowa.
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CUMMINGS & ZIEBACH,
Once over the Post ONCE Douglas Street.
Terms OF SubscripttOMs
Two Dollars n year-always in advance.


JOB WORK.
Having extensive assortment Of the latest styles
Of Job and Card types we prepared TO do all kinds
of Job Printing In this best style Of the art.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-08-19
L. N. INGALLS,,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.

DHice first door North ~ Government
Limit 0ficr sln2
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THE ....
Sioux City Register,

is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
Sioux City, Woodbury. County, Iowa
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HORACE C. BACON & CO.,
Successors to Hem, Williams Cook Co..
BROKERS
AND
RealEstate Agents
SIOUX CITY, IOWA,

l AND Warrants lccated-Monsy invested or loan
i ed at western rates Of interesl-Taaes paid and
especial attention given TO Investments in CITY prop
erty. Ty1nI
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WESTERN
Iowa Land Agency.
DR.. A. 8. KUNCKEL.

VI. oGLD tender his Professional services 10 the
w people VI Sioux City and surrounding neigh
borhood.
Once at his residence on banks Of Perry creek cor
ner OF " stcr and seventh streets. iv1n2
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REnEIprs as pRnnunE.

ST LOUIs-Steamer VIM MorrisOn-50 bales OF hemp to
Given, Watts xco28 obs -four Given Watts kcOO bbls of
Hour Given Watts 500 DDS Eggs sehneias Mise.6o9
4g do James Connolly co37 do do $50 sacks Of bran
Sap stuff 40 do bran 8IeGomb Bro Eco5 casks sides 10 N
Smith &co25 do Il Kennedy &gosQ bols whisky G D Met
Schneider Mse-Z3 do B9sgaue-S do g siega-l64f
ITO bbs -four oglesby Maeauayl0O b6ls flour Keep, Bard
&eo4lD ogs H9gr Msrg2 o9s o n9gF SComS BE9 seo2
derl93 sacks barley SGhnieder-l rolls leather Mann
bales hair l. adams &co-L rgnk Rocqsest Gllk nson-l8
hhds cabbage Del6ondio52 boxes soeP Wright &co-
Kennet GEO. do Seaius Marvin 6 bbs
els Raymondl8 bdls Robinson bennett &co52
boxes cheese VOORHEES, Ggg kcol wine Payne Steele
co-Iot plumber Dav4 head horses to ordsrs head Of
ll-2O Hughes, Hylstead &co34 John Lee6 bales cotton
Bogart Foley ASery@2s Do Walter Cox &coiO bales cotton
RiSes Battle Nobs-g bales Martin, Cobb &co20 do
lho Henderson Peale-2U bales ofderl bales
ton Hugely Blair Eco-and suadries orderTOta Isl bales
cotton.
CAROLINA BLUFFs-steamer Dick Nash-2o4 bales cot
ton Cummings &col45 bales cotton Payne Harrison
lis + Wyche &co-sU Wilson-5O GLADDEN. Seixes-43
Hardis &cO4S Duncan Logan-l6 Robson Allen-9 do
snndres to order-Fotal lis bales coton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cora Anderson-l39l bales cotton D A
228 John Watt &co s 10 Gresaea RabbardsO do
RotehtGd Brown SEE NekeJ0y Bradfod-l0 bales
hogs Is do cattle Dan Noe-and sundries orderots 1850
bales cotton.
Observation-Disclosures Ham HOWELL bales cotton to
Wilson, Pomroy &eo8l Rugely, Blair sco5O NJ Lowe Eco
10 Henderson, Terry &eo28 Fhos Henderson Peaie25
Carroll, Hoy &co-27 Ogesby 4 McCauay-2l b Donovan
Is Campbel& Srong6 Robson Allell-lI W A Johnson
Oakley HAWKINS Gco@6 Green Gamp2J 6bs oias ses'I Is
bids sugar Beloeq Nobom &oo-sundres to orderTol 57
bales cotton,
ST LOUIS John Roe2l7 bbs onions I4s6 bbls
dour 70 woodruff &co-Sj3 bb -four oglesby Maeauay
20O bhls -four Roman Kernog9 bbs our 34 sacks corn
1870 do 3 bd gunnies to Ohm Duffy &co25O bbls 81
seeks wget o. Do p2ey ~ % rye Keep Bard &G94 5bs Of
noa5 6enneay &fog Pols tour DO eggs u obls beans
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IMPORTS.
IIyERPooIl-shi j Morton--l0O tons salt to ord,
-IIvERPnnE-shi GnIr Strenr,-aeN tnns snlt 10

LIyERPOOIl-Ship Morton-i00 tons salt to order.
IIyERPOoI-ship Gulf Stream-4sO tons salt to order
GLAsGow-ship Rossgeath 80 iron pipes 90 pes plough
metal to Priesey Ben2 puncheons WHISKY 0glesby Nc
Cauley- do Kngsand Gco-!5 puucheOns whisky CASKS
mdse to order.
NSACOLA-Schr Martha-I2 bales cotton Patton, Smith
L Pntnam--lO Rives Battle NOble-5 Lloyd ii Frerson-
50 hides Ward Hunt So 900 feet lumber 4 pcs sash Smp
4 Dorr-fotaf Y bales cotton.
ST MARKs-schr vence-36 bBs fish 5 bxs mdSe e5 hides
10 Fash Sco.
PENsACoLA-schr Bradford-5sOOO feet lumber 26OyO
aths TO Pooley, Nicol &c.,
PENsAGoLA-schrr Powhatan-59 2l9 feet lumber to
fer,
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-RrIma.
SsbDn,,,,,.s

livery SUGAR PLANTER IN THE STATE
IL should procure Of Ames' STAR PANS for making
SUGAR.
Ii is the LATEST and BEST Improvements the SIMPLEST
and EST and combines a the advantages heretofore
unaaned by other invented either the purpose
eyRpOVaung the cane Juice, or graDpgting,
Can be in practical operation Mr. Daniel Edwards es.
tablishment, Nos. Is, 50 and 32 New Levee street
Nai5 3RSu Il. 0. AMES, Paeatss,
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Children three years old and under freo
and up otwelve years 3D. hApce all over twelve old
fullfRre.
Family tickets in packages of twenty-five can be had at the
office Of the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose fam.
lies reside on The 9g the road can tickets pack
The Accommodation Train will 10 Magnolia MS usual on
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst but viii be discontin
ued after that date
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans and Can
ton. The Company are now prepared forward and
Packages all kinds every place with which they have con-
necon receiving iom or delivering at the domc of its pa
irons. VIM. NJ WADLET
nj General al irtendan+
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VERA GRUZ-Sesmship Tennessee529 hall bales cotton,
$50 bbs -four 10 do lard % bb potatoes and onions 10 boxes
goldfish 2 boxes soap IS bags of COCOA Dbl lard oil bb Of
cement, 90 do rice and sundrles.
LAVACA-Steamship Robt Waterman-8Ss bbs hour, 90
bbls whisky 10 bbs moRsses 30 h bb moases bbs and
hhds sugar casks aud ties hams u pcs bRggng 25 coils of
rope IL bales gnnny bags ~ do aow rice hhds coal
bskts champagne, 500 sacks salt, 1856 pigs Hdse.
GENoAship Henrietta Marcy-S602 bales cotton and 100
IDS uhaceD
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS OPEEOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAIbROAD-FFom Enthusiastically OrkabR-S bales of
cotton Coleman Btton Wihers-G4 Hugely, Blair &eo-1
trunk Dyas &co95 head cattle GFeenHoga Y bales cot
PoNTGHARTRAIN RAILROAD-From Mobile-Steamer
Cpba-sundries TO order.
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below living price continues the effect will be ulti'
mstely To drive the steamers now plying to ana from
this bort into other trades and break up tne steam
boat interest of this city entirely
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John J Roe, I,eayeawortb, from st Lsouis.
Dick Nash, JOnes, from Carolina Bluffs.
Cora Anderson, Carroll, from Memphis.
liam Powers, MRtii4u from Shreveport
WIN N Morrison, Bollnger, from 81 Louis.
AtkHnsHT, Bennett lrem Red River.
Cuba, HeTn, from Mobile.
Era, No J., Thompson, from Jstfsf3 sou.
judge Torrance, Wade, frslm Cincinnati.
Belle Gates, Rndwiuh. from Baliza
D r Carroll, kimball, from Red River.
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SPOKEN.

Ra- The WIN Morrison brought down 2sS cabin,
and l0l4 deck passengers making in all 1921 passengers
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1 By Capt AUDI of the ship Roseneatb the 18th inst
in lat q 3d. long So 25 ship Hayes hence for Liverp
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s8ippina AntdLMcnte.
WEDNESDAY,, November II, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, for Vera Cruz b Payne
Steamship Ro6 Waterman Huprd for Galveston Matacor
da Bay, + j Baudal
Ship Henrietta Marcy Nickerson for Genoa.
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Leaves on wEDNEsnAY, at o'clock, I. NJ,

lE3kaAktl- Nicksburg-RegulHT Wednesday Packet-The
qdistEaf5zs new and MAGNIFICENT picket steRtuer b. L.
Hodge, John Smoker master will leave regularly above
2on9enetng on Wednesday the 22 sepembeH Tor Donald
s9nVe, Bayou Goua Paquemne, Baton Rouge Bayou Sara
Natcbez Waterproof, Rodney s.. Joseph Grand Gulf War
en0H and Ncksbug For freight pHssage apply Gu board
EDWARDS & DENTHEL,
NJ Advertising gents.
r3~ The B. T. Hodge at Yicksburg WITH The steam
Argo and Ranger and will YaEoo freight with pry
lrge Of re-shppng NJ card rates
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-17

Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at r. ST.
R&%s = FOR ALEXANDRIA, NORMA MS #
tS35s5 Barbin and all intermediate landings on Red
esaa rivsr-The entirely new light draupht 4teanar
ID. IL. Carroll, W KimbaI MASTER will leave AS afse
Cor freight passage apply board
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privilege Ct resbiDpig. t 80 4s