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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11
STATE OF INDIANA. n
MARSHALL. CoUSrY, NoKrH Towysmr, SIS
FRANCIS HuSeEnroRD. -
DOMESTIC Attachment
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MARSHALL COUNTY, NORTH TOWNSHIP, IS.
FnAscI' HvsernrOnD' .,,...,.. .,,.o,,uon,
JoHS REED. y
NJ Office is hereby given that ON the 10Th day
~ of February, 1858, awrit of Domestic Attach
ment was issued by me, P. A. White, Justice of
the Peace, of the County of Marshall, at the in
stance, and upon the affidavit of Francis Hunger
ford against the goods and chattels, credits and Ell
fects of John Reed, by virtue of which writ the fol-
lowing described chattel, to-wit: One red heifer.
two wears DID, has been attached as the property of
said John Reed, and that the 18th day of March,
1858, ut one O'Clock, r. m. ut my Office, in North
township, of said county, will proceed to hear and
decide upon said attachment whereof the sud John
Reed and all other persons concerned will take
notice. e
p. A. WHITE, J, P. SEAL.
Feb 25, 1s5S-IGt3 Prs fee, $3.50.
STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL CorSrr, SIS.
Common Pleas Court. April Term, 1858. -
JoIIx AKER and
ELIZABETH AkER, Complaint on Note and
" Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
JOHN W. PuFEEE.
ENTHEREAS John Akcr and Elizabeth Aker
w has fled in the Clerk 5 Office, by James o.
Parks, their attorney, their complaint note and
foreclosure of a mortgage against said John w.
Puffer, and it appearing by the affidavit of disn
tcrestcd person that the said John w. Puficr is Il
non resident of the State Of Indiana, lie is hereby
notified that unless he he and appear before the
Judge of the above Court, ut the Court House IN
Plymouth, Marshall County, Indiana, on the first
day of the next term thereof, on the Sd Monday
of April. 1883, and plead answer dcmur thereto,
the same will be heard and determined in his alb
sence.
n. r. PACKARD, Clerk.
Feb. %, Ie5S-l6t3 Prs fee, 81 80.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-03-11

4 RTIsT MATERIALS, generally at
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

CrrcfaL ATrESrIoNIs INVITED 20 My srocK OF
- Havana, domestic aud German Several
be closed out great sacrdce TO pay cash vances
ID. CHEEKS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

vauderwa,erCyu,hiavarnumMrs Leroy
yanneman Mary Vaughan Mary A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New York City Post once,
Saturday, October 10, 1858.

Published exclusively in the NEW YoRH HERALD, by
Act Of congresse paper having te largest circulation Of
amy Paper in ne United States.
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il Adams &ce--schmidi &zegier--chfe Momus Sco--J
Armsrong-H Dillingham; Lnm &o0--ti d English AGO.
Perkins &coJ q Mel ellan-P Gardner-J Mathews
keeppe-J q Davidson-Iaily 4 Weod--R X Laughn
II tiHcker-uenderson Gaines Carroll, PrltchHrd AGO.
G'oeel& Sch wartz-P Murphy---P Andie-H zeer-hart,
Thomas &coW Cantor-D Mon oe--Mt ihrreht yones-I,
lnst-J fnruer-Smith Chopper 6eo-H itchcock IA' e.
Rudolph 4 Hanes--N u Foger-f NAisor--H II HAnsen-
Masee kueassD Keham kco-Adanis Express--John VIII
ans &co-W @ Bettrrion-A Grief kco-g " NcClme-A
PrayShaw zunix-L Goldman Price, Converse smith
h godchanx--c D Bush-G W sl.er-A Tuly 3eo-Brad-
ley, Wilson &co--R n Short .teoX Gauche-A Robb Aco-
Green a Cruin1s-and order.
NEW Y0RK-Bark Hebson--Babeock Hhoades-sebros-
der &eo- CoolidEe-tfee, Converse smiths II kenne-
dy sampson Ke,ne-8redow pus,hoa-F fegsr
col Aikens SeoT smiih--J lam Aco-John O BTien
kennett Dix &eo-Broadwel Paype-Beebe &co--L God
chaux Pheps, Parks keoE Wheeoek-Thels, seiler &eo
Wheeler Biake-A II Block kco-Hurrell Gayle &co-
y j paslya-G horson-P II Brinton 6co-C Boye--pyas
Seo.J .Johssen Seo-s Todd &eozA Grief aeo-H
nell &co-H u Seaman Aco--Mrou fieres-O o Woodman-
Hart &co-A Kearny-R II Bowles-F Bauer-A Br,gg-H
Chuse-Ha Hildreth-Eeton a Ienderson-Wood6 Low
Meuracken-T Troiip-J y Fischer II Il Hedden-w @
Nage-J Johnston--D Lowber-Goodreh 4coz& II Marks
4eoT-1. Webser--W T Davis Kuns-I Turner-M
b,,nett--l Hitchcock Lattng-J zOey-Flint Jones'
West-and order.
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sLslu D lfaas paiIp GrsstlIL
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

nospAs mohs . 800 @a IN !, -, 80 =.
~ vSs.'e' aot'ns ne f's' 49, = - ~
es' ysS's,pas ss =. y.
~-'<' ."t-s ~ss-'s = :
''eeh VIM" So s.. 60.
Isxe's - 80. ~ 1s y -. so. T.,
nse.s .nV ss s ~ @''' '''''
ssi'''ss '''e o''' ''7''s' lug 'o's'A' ~
che f',cr 2 me twenty flour hours ending ., 70
49, asssn as1et 's M. y, ~ ,,a,i
M. r,se 4 from tie Kentuckr river which Ire En
ns Bean reports swelling The weather has turne
ooid. and i was showing yesterday afternoon.
kxsisxLs Since our last report large humble
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

MfNDRN-steamer Bonts--le7 bales Buchannon,
Carroll &eO25 hogan-lu6 Nelson &co-9O 10
Cleveland &eoee Fretson, Conway 4eoe6 bales
MckleTay Bradford-4 Boyd &co5e Wilson, PomTuy
- lhes Henderson Pealses BroAdws Payne &c0s2 70
w Phillips AOo4s Cammaek, SQuires Meai39 bales
Il Nay &co--sl Campbell Srong--2 NJ Brady AGO.
q BEande Hubbard &co26 Cummings &co2 bales
Id Jf Nyehe Aoe4 At MntsnbeFger BazroRle bales 10
A MontGonery-H Warren Gilmore &co--l bales
10 ordeF0 hcllaeq, Nohlom &co9 Degruy Vilere0
Henderson Terry &ess Dasls jenkins AeoS bales cotton
Frelsen Stevenson &co7 Rogers Wooda &co-6 bales
Walker. Stuart Huehnson-6 GLADDEN. SexAs-S bales
Hardie 4cot scruggs, Denegan &co-S Rhoser Hggen
bottom AGO. John Williams Cntre Harrison Acll
Lewis 0slesbyI II X Carter &co-i Q Kicks 4co-
Total l34 bales Gotten.
sHREYKP0RT-steamer NailOuaiiss bales cotton 10 WI
son. fomroy &eolls Lewis oglehyisl hugely Blair AcS
Lii RoschfOrd Brown AeoUo Washington jackson Aoo-s
Walker Stuart Hntehlnsone Wright, Allen &eo7e bale
Payne HsrFison52 Cleveland BroeIs &coh2
j b Plauche Acox7 Campbell Strone-15 Cnmmines
coss 0 Nslson &ee-z D Kelly &eo7A II x Carter ke
Wallace koubiereD Donovan, Aclearn 6co1 hale
cotton Isbit penlsrl6 W Esn &oels bales
GLADDEN. Riaxas7 Ouucan 4logan-t6 Gillis fcrEnsou
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endorsed
iousas Railrcad at "A, and interest.
The old Commercial Bank, alias Water Works will be
object The tapson Monday. Two tickets The
opponents Of the dynasty have say many
Of complaint Among them that the directors for
years allowed the deposits Of the company p
sate banking hoaswhshe with without security
known. The tickets proposed 10 the Monday
nsxt a. fellows r
orroslrios Tlcxns WIN 7. Hepp, Pierre Pous Joseph
Lsnaa JoAqam vlosea Justin Durei, Edgar Montegut
Nov nee state do altogether approve The
above ticket 1t 10 sectional In view. Every individual
resides down Then again approve other
ticket eniire. And finally do not any stock
take further interest than that good supply OF
all times be furnished the conditions Of tho easter
sa The other proposed ticket has the following
VIM. Ang, A. W. Smith, A. carriere, D. Urauhart A.
0ifsn, +. A. Bradford.
Il Ia charged that the present President Of Company
Abseu himself eight months year However gentlemen
soc ssrs tlee the best men and take Of the deposits
ssAdom Of Banks Of lhls eitv for the ,s.ek enae s
don, February II,
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Uhuren thfee old and UNDER Tree;
will az full fare.
Family packages Of twenty can be had at the
ONCE Of the Master OF Transportation. freight will
leave New Orleans Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday
turning will arrive at New orleans the FREIGHT
to leave the city the above days be depot BY
O'Clock p NJ on the day previous to the day Of leaving
VIM. NJ. wADLEY, Cell supeint
Ma rlnana Marnh -..l
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ARRIVED.

~ ARRIVED.
on to ts @ FS ssg Horn via Calves
SSrs 9rF e Pss from PSvdsT Horn via
Ship Mddssex Palmer days from Mobile, In ballast to
ship Bli4aaa Patton days from Mobile in ballast
British ship Rogers days from Mobile in ballast
TO Harrison .keo--lst dist. "A. .-1 -
ship Luna, Mason from Havana master-Point
Bark ch,on shspPars Is days from New York. 20 Hyn-
scAr Knudson sqnires days from Vera cru1 to Gold
snbsv 4 Lespsfrs-sdd ist-I7.
Schr Jas Buchannon from Port Iavaca, to master-Point
anle PbiIips-2d dsi ii
Eiere-ad dist, IL : - = -
Yacht waedsrsr Johnson days FROM Key West to master
sehr junior, chalsn. from Bay 81 LeuIs-BAsn.
sehr Condor, Lee, from Biloxi-Hasn,
schr Lily, from MadisonvilIe-Basin.
sss h Asngsase Bo.sn from from Bay 3
STEAMBOATS,.
Princess. Wilson, from vicksburg.
Lewis WhitemAn Wallace. from Ya1oo River.
ODJr. vincent from Plaquenine
Queen City, Neal. from Cincinnati.
Peter Tellon Box, from Louisville.
National, McManus. from shreveport.
Baltic, MsekiB. from Louisville.
- D r Carroll. KimSsii, from Red River .te
Judah Tonro RwinR, from Camden.
Lucy Robinson, Liyinssien from Bayou Bartholomew
pp , IA. APRlsgs s1. FROM , shssysP9E
California Hopkins. from Mobile.
Virginia Ooz.eas, from Mobile.
Aurora, Rhodes, from PtSburg.
s ad r0s slf s sTsIs from rom A Mss"p
ss i'm s sSS bS from @ ana s
tAua7oousht up ship ohimbOraro and schrs Me'eaif
Tovboa, i Day Brown from the Passeswent down light
brought up ship Lnna bark Hebron and sehr James Bn
Towboa swan Post from Mobs-towod around from Mobile
and up TO the City, ships Britannia and hlddlese1.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-01

= ! EAPUKTS.
lAPALAcHicoLA-stea Anerica-es bids sugar 23s
hbs moAsses SIS bbs -four IS casks bacon $40 bb brandy
ITO bills pork.
VERA cRUzsteamshp Tennessee-2l pckgs sundries 1856
hf bales cotton.
LIvERPOoIShp Edwd D Peters-s6O3 bales cotton 400
BREMEN-sbip Ausaste9s5 bales cotton, SsS bids sugar
III hhds tobacco, ZOO slaves.
LIvERPOoI~ship Calope2739 bales cotton, 1888
corn 2l9l bhls -four. 1854 states.
ANTwERP-shp vieksburg-l224 bales cotton, ls7 ~
hbs lard, s. hhds tobacco.
MARSEILL ESShip Malahar44i hhds tobacco f3l bales
cotton bhs whisky do bag coffee do cotton seed
hhs whisky case segars, 10 tons logwood 81 hds hides
pckgs mdse.
TAMPA BAY-Schr Bradford-liOO sacks oats 800 scks
corn, loo bales hay
salt bhls bacon 10 bbls pork IS bb obAe-
III sacks IS bhls whisky 40 coffee half pipes
brandy, % sacks oats, lot old iron. ~.
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SRipping anlfIIiatrts.
MONDAY, March /, 1858

MONDAY. March l, 1858.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Tennessee, Forbes for Vera Cruz
Harris, Morgan &co
Steamship America, Nelson for Apalaehioola, Wood
Ship Yeksburg Hughes. for Antwerp, p Whitney AGO
snip Edward Peters Cnrtis; for Liverpool Whitney AGO
Ship Malabar, Kinsman, for Mtrseies, j 1ouTo
Ship CAope Goodwin for Liverpool Meexer Knox AGO
Bremen ship Augte Erishs for Bremen Mummy Lung
Sehr West Florida Burns for Pensacola Pooley &co
Schr Bradford, Taylor, for Tampa Bay, Metcaf AGO
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coNsIGNEEs.

NEW YoRK-Ship Indiana-J Albert &co-Buehannon,
Carroll Aco-C Buddecke 4eoE Bennett kreaow Wusl-
hon-Major BeanregardBall. Kills &eoBrides, ksnle AGO
haehe Lesnsnonl-- Barley Johnston &cOJ Cromwell
Rotchfod, Brown &eo-CAmphell Strong-DegTuy Vii
lAireY DAyid-k Denman 1eo--J de EganA-f folger
&co-3 fosdiek--J FaRche-L GoJchauN-Hare Bethel
hesion ohyier--C Hnhey-rhos Henderson Peae-HalL
Rodd Pntnam-F JAuffoid-John L Iee---Lewis Della
ehasseJ Mhehell--MeKleroy Brsdford-J Marks &co-B
Naure Aco-Ogieshy MacanlAy-Pset Simms 6eo-PTlee
4 Reilly sew Oksymend--seoviil Mesd--simen a
fraukT Snith-SeaTnan, Peck AcoG Sizer AeoSlark,
StAsfer &oo- Tully &cOTheie Seller eO-Townsend,
Toulpkiss Aeo-J Wright 6eo-P WeTlen-J Woodruff 4
oo-and order.
NEW YoRK--ship ReAm--J A Dougherty &co--J carier
C Barriefe &co-kredew Wushoh-J Burnsde-Seaman
Peck &co-A fully &c0-fownsend. fompkins &co-Nofh,
bnedes Aeo-A Gunnison--buckneT, stanton NewmAr-
Noiea &so-J BArrelA-C Boye-GEosjean Bensieau
Nv MecFaeken--N 4 q NeaRle----G Shuin wayJ thinner
man--boeih 1cO--o Fosaiek-Pos Mss-sHtan Hender
son-J MNIks-Dudley. Nelson 6eo-k Hart AooSyme
fEoSsa-A AsDeaald-RaeFes tiisslne0'hAm-R SYKES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-01
THE LAKE.

LAKE SHORE PACK T-THE
LG&EAAtslT Arrow In place OF the CKEOLE, dor two
weeks for Paseagc ula Ocean Springs, and sill
inter mediate landings
The fine low pressure ARROW Capt A. p Board.
man. will lease the Pontcharrain Railroad arrival Of the
follows
From New Orleans; From Ocean Springs:
Wednesdays ..y A. N cars Friday morning.
saturdays ..4 r. M ears Sunday evening.
Rates Of Fare by the Arrow
Cabin fare to Bay St. Louis and Pass Christian 81 90
Deck :. ;. go ID
Gs0n :. Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean springs, 50
Deck rs
Cabin -. Pascagouia .,,...... ID
Deck .. ....,-.,,,,,,.......... 1 10
New Orleans February q ISIS w
fg K GEDnEs. AGENT 10 Bank Place.
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slts ORLEANS s1lausu sBlarhst.


ss,n,sav A Evening FEB q. 1858 !
IN te vsrous bsnche Of ceneroe a trade nsSe pas
been more ses this thar any preceding week q The
season Ceffcn sugar with Western pfedaetons
have ossd largely and steadily calling into requson large
sums IL currency which have been readily farnhed BY our
several though ia the great cum Of our
sa exchanse there have been larger supplies thar
the aeaud AAzod nevertheless the sales and purchases
have been large corresponding in some degree
operations for past rse weeks musi be understood
that large Of sterling, with hnls Of sdng
acisd which times require twenty days
before necessary documents fua tbs nssosous be
realized These sales generally reported at The time Of
appear IN The balances Of the banks until
fay The transfers Of exchsnEe t week
three millions Of dollars TO the exclusion Of dealings
Of Fssnch hills The banks have discounted all the good
commercial paper rendered maturing inside Of ninety
With Of them the calls larger than their income
their large the has been much
regarded The wheels Of finance Turning very satisfactorily
for commercial and agricultural interests. rs ~
The improvement which had the pleasure Of noticing m
last weekly review In dry goods groceries hardware and
eoneonant Of has dae the present
week. and the sombre looks Of wholesale dealers which
they weksego have been dseled and cheerfauess
yeness and good spirits have assumed their pFeossve The
goods dealers goces have done large business
this week Liberal credits have been granted SIX
months for good city paper onr dry goods hard
ware merchants clothing dealers fact ali traders are giving
credit 70 good All the country merchants IN
she entire Southwest say Louisiana Texas Mississippi kan
ss western district visit city uBde the
Of being accommodated No changes have occurred
m the mode Of uausacng business in city. There
none necessary The system undsr which business has
conducted with obsaied any Innovation
The pspic has affected Il had business here and
ought discarded h II has had good effect
It hss tested and tried Incompatible banking system
fct from present encouraging aspect OF bnsiness does
there has been interruption % the prosperity and
future greatness Of New Orleans.
The weekly statement Of the banks for to-day shows the
slight specie with Of
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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 after the
train Extra special trips when required by notifying the
conductor
Station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge where
the train will when requredgoing down. 8
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p Nj and coming up O'Clock
Fare and from GENTLY Ridge, by Horse Car 10 cents
Conductor have timely notice o stop.
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BACCOi-TQBACCOg-I SHALL FROM THIS
lS continue the Tobacco business for my own account
~ hatchez streets. -' ''' - w. nv N'0s' - anu
business entrusted care will have the best attsnto
ms wv At Al times keep hand large and choice soek
sueu or ~ markets, in hogsheads bales All desern
bales, for plantation use IofiN sp Ift ano
New Orleans, October l. 1857 VI
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REGULAR PACKETS.

r. FOR MEMPHIS = THE MEMPHIS
IEARfAAttesS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE con.
sstng Of SIX FIRST class steamers Unsurpassed on
the Western In ali qualities conducive the
safety and pie Of travellers arranged New Or
leans every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at s
O'Clock y. M, via!
LON MONDAY
hen Frnnklln. .......+....... Capt. J. ID. tsnrke.
nebraska. Capt. A r. Ir win.
lon NESDAYs-
John SimOnds. Capt. G. B. Church.
Ingomar.. Capt j. W. Goslee.
-ON FRIDAYS
II. X. w. Hill. Capt 7. II Newell.
A5eunst. Capt. W. Wray.
These Boats connect with the Railroads Memphis; also
with first class Packets for st. Louis aud for Louisve
j. II. FRELlGH, Agent
nl2 Sm Office under the st. Charles Hotel.
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Leaves on FRIps I., March sh NJ positively

l@H<rs Satchtoehss Paeket-The new fne fast nun
ming magnificent passenger packet steamer
knpfdes, Jno q. Dowy, master, O. j. Barstow, clerk,
WI leave as above positively for Grand Eeors Natehoehes
mans Landing and all intermediate landings Red river via
Cane and Little rivers For freight passage apply board
GEO, ID, HIIE AGO.
fe26 Front
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The Legislature in regard 20 The banks During The week end.
mo an ~ 2sth az Fehuarx lss ,bere sas received IN cold
from Ne~ York s7s0Oon
Tn. fooing ware the sr,s Of hsld Nv ,ha hanks
reb VI lsks Yah ~ 1874 yah n ss1 Feh n ,sss
$4l0i,0Du. s6lUsL $40. s667A45S. s. 62S 1854
should materially be an increase
in the amount Of exchange basis
money market presented variation to-day As usual
Saturday considerable settling paying up the
transactions particularly day Of departure
packets INTERIOR good deal
coin and bank notes general have to TO the In
terror consequently been very busy day In and
soa the banks In bank psrlots there press
though larger applications for
m others Everything psrtaung finance moving on regu
hasmoniousy II hoped nothing viii from
Leg4inre disturb the quetness steadne.s good
feeling which exists The important recommeuda-
before Legislature prohibiting individual
Ing This be aceedsd without any dstriment
sduAl view could this time within years
come organize baak With prospect Of The
dy for Individual banking is passed for this generation least
IN this State and the WHOLE the least The Legislature
regard banking laws the better for the banks
pubc unless they all be placed equality and that
cannot be rarrsd anendens and suggestions Of very
doubtful policy
The Board Of cuency has ample to keep the banks In
uecon and That the laws be not nfnged As regards in
dvdna bankers VIII take an individual ten years or more to
establish credit in hs community and in our view there need
Be no Tear entertained q any debased currency circulated in this
ssas WIN b perceived bill has passed one branch Of our
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8tuism Of TIE Nlarksis.


~ MONDAY MORNING., March /, lEbs.
COTTON There very fair demand Saturday, and
the sales embraced about 800 bales prices generally being
within the range Of last quotations which repeal
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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r.. - UNITED STATES rKI- yss..
lEAAS9trS WEEKLY MAIL LINE lHA4m%s,.es
- =
ON sATURDAY, a

ON TUESDAY, at ON THURsDAY'IoN SATURDAY, al
p. NJ. at o r. NJ. SIP.
me mhgnheen. U me magnihcentl The magnificent q,
States Mail packeU s. mail packet States mail packet
Princess, Uappn Vic q bur z n afchez, Capt'n
WILSON, VIII leave apt ain CsnoI.lr. r. feathers, will
Tor Donaldsonyte will leave for Don Donaldson
Plaquenine Baton aldsonvile PLAGUED e. Pnouetne
Rouge, Fort Hudson mine Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Por
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayon Hudson Bayou Sara
River Landing For sara, Red River Red River Landing
AqaHs A9e Landing, Fort Ad Fort Adams NsteheE
Waterproof Rodney Natchez Wa Waterproof Rodney
81 Joseph, Grand terproo Rodney Saint Joseph Grand
1h Marrenton ana Joseph, Grand Cult Warrenton
yI5nn Warrenton, Vieksburg every SA
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Inc X GES n Providence Stacks The NAT
Sohnects slcks island and Skip EH connects
DuIK win me steam his Land Yicksburg with the
eI y ., AlDy ana every thursday steamer RANGER
VII take freight Tor at oeock NJ and will Jake freight
III .ne Anolngs ohl the NlCK s. for all the landings
NeI AZ heh ~ nG connects al on Yazoo riveras high
aS Hteen"o0o' Vlek sburg wi as Greenwood ut high
lst'mer Ranger, tax water rates.
ling fT'ghfor ell land
lings on Yazoo river
wood.
The above mentioned splendid nnckst. v
on their regular days without fail nj ne hour an,oird All
attended to. 1885, PNinP'iS enu iei'iiuy
These boats will not be responsible for any letter Oh package
containing money, jewelry ynluAbss uness reny
bills OF ladng taken specifying the contents AMI at
pao nor Tor any vauabes deposited with the clerk
~ tne passengers, or contained in their baggage
For freight or passage apply board or 10
OARHOLL, HOLMES CO.,
Union Row, IS Carondeet
Hoo - T. Is. SMITH. No. Tohoupitou las ST.
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Chicago Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal Saratoga springs, the
White Mountains etc.
splendid leaves Nw Orleans daily at
o'clock p NJ from Cairo from which there is continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at A. NJ.
Evening Express at P. NJ.
Connecting at SANDOVAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for St Louis; with Terre Haute and Alton Rail
road for Louisville and Cincinnati; DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad for Springfield, jackson vile and Naples;
LAsALE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Day
export and PEORIA MENDOZA with Chicago and BnrnR
Railroad for Gaeshurg Burlington, Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH In "a hours
Of the Minnesota Packet Companys leave Dun
eith for ST. Paul. and all intermediate landings arrival
the cars from Cairo.
Going East change Of between Cairo and Chi
and but TIRES from Cairo New York. Through Chi
in Is hours Niagara Falls So hours New York IS hours.
Baggage checked through.
n7For through tickets, information apply st the iii
Central Railroad Ticket ONCE under the ST. Charles Ho
as ~ W. r. REDDING. Agent