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sALE o. LAND.

SALE OF LAND.
10y virtue Of decree Of the Chaneery Court at Galatn,
8 its last term, shall the Ist Monday i'm De-
Gem next, the Court House door, in The town Of a
AZ Public Auction,
One Of eos valuable tracts Of Land in the county Of SIMMER
containing about H..-- . q
ale ACR ES.
said tract Of Land beautifully situated lying miles
from ths Town o. GaIan, Immediately upon cs rate Turn
pike road and within $40 400 yards Of the Louisville Nash
vile Railroad tnoW finished from this place Nashve) and
known as the Odon Tr8ct-
Upon said nsrsE falling Springs excellent
water One Hundred and Fifty Of said being Ve
tmbered in Blue Grass, a0rdng ue paurays
any country, and TIE balance Ugh Of cultivation.
Said tract Land win Be sold whole, divided
tracts suit purchasers Also at The tine and place. that
HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
suated Main street, in the Of Gallatin short distance
from he Square known the Dr. NeWoE property said Lot
good Dwelling, aining Rooms, kieten
smoke house, FIRST rate Stable and Carriage house, with other
necessary outhouses No Brick Office with rooms together
with large yard ard Garden and is altogether one Of TIE most
desirable residences In the Town Of Gallalin.
TERHs SALE-0ne- third Cash, tie balance In and
years fDr notes we'll endorsed without interest," and lien rsned
Said Land and House and Lot viii be shown 70 der
ng 70 purchase Application, in Gallatin %
LEONIDAs BAKER, Commissioner.
Callatin, Tenn Sept 25-seEf2s-3m
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sehs A9+ALfE4f. WI H.. SMITH.
LELLYETT & SMITH, @
nos. 10 AYD 70 SOUTH MARKET STREET
Importers OF and Dealers in
Fine Brandies and Wines, Whiskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

n AAC - AA1ACs anu ~ mes ~ AAAsEA y -
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals
ga WE beg leave to call the attention Of our R7Ea
HRl friends and the trade generally to our large
- and well selected stock Of the above articles
just received embracing in part;
Brandies.
SarzsrSc, (lS409 Alex. Seignette;
otard, Dupuy very incl United Society PropristOrsi
Jules Robin; Raynal ami Alusses;
With many other brands.
e Wines Il ..
Clarst (svery gradeTl Madeira;
Port do do Champagne, (very fnel
Old Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
H - TobaccOs, rs ..-
Adam, No Tenn; p Hauuah;
Lilly Dale do B Potter;
I CT Wills Corner Stones
Richards0ni W North;
Tyreana; DeR0sa:
Beverly; sr Peaches and Cream TEisti
Johns Twist; Silver Flake:
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump:
Silver Roll; LanghoFne & Armstsads
Claiborne Talaierro Pine Apple;
And many others
Cigars.
EstueIla; -.- La Esssrlatta;
Columbia; Imported Londres;
EssFella Primera; La sa vadora5 "a.
Cintro de 0r1in; Imported solacei
Concho Regaias DO Nesselrodei
La Silva; do Principe;
La Prueba, Imp do TrabReos,
La suiza, do .a.. Ia Hgusn;
| La DiaAa, Do Stt
/ FmhrHsi--- every grlfe.f
ooR LRLLY ct 4 SMITH.
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NASHVILLE.

IUNpAY EEORNINe. oCTOHER "a, Isss.
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COAL STOCK FOR SALE
WWTE HAVE I33 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
Nv STOCK wish to sell exchange likely young ne
Froes or city property. (aug9Q x. Z. HAYNES 90.
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RY TRLEGRAPH.


NV QRIsAEs, Oct. 2a.-Desshs from yellow fsv
yesterday a. .s.l -e-..s> q
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The County Court for Davidson County,
HAVING granted letters Of administration to me on ne estate
OF thares p Mcguire, deceased, all per on' lnueteu
said estate are hereby notified make immediate payment anu
persons having claims against said estate are hereby noine
opresent them 70 duly proved, within the time priu
by law. JOHN r, JOHNSONf
octlQ-i6m Administrator for Charles z. Manure.
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TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.

Bank of West Tennessee at
astEgS2as AEMPHIs.-The notes of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Of Tennessee Nashville. [WdtW
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IaI. ' NOALENEANEl8 DIGEST
MEaFHzs, February s5 Is5s..
IT. VOLLITI Esq I'VE have examined yUur Digest
Decisions Of the supreme Court Of Tennessee, delivered autss
quent period a which Mr.. Meigs Digest CLOSES
Interest The EXHIBITS zccuracF ahiles
printing and binding we'll executed prove
able addition the library % every lawyer We trust sou nav
amply rewarded for your eo tie profession a
public. Respectfully, 81
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARGTHERs,
HENRY SMALL Judge Of the Commen Law
VA 7. Bk0Whl and ChanceTy Court 81 Mem
g. P. FOUTB, phis. .
R. q. PAYNE, B. y. McKIERNAN .rrr
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Grim cour
Ed. NJ. YERGER, Memphis.
SAML. ". AiRES, JOHN \. SALE,
J. B. LAMB, Attorney General.
7. 8. AYRES.
NasHvuIIE, March 4 rs5s.
r. VOLIDTIHE, Esq.sWs have examined your Digest q the
Decisions Of The supreme Court q Tennee reported since
publication Mr.. Meis Digest includes Ten voums q
epor The points decided clearly statsi and are
gratihsi SAY, characsze by srouny sbi
y and great industry. Il will Be Of much value Bench
and Bar and We trust that you viii receive he patonags q Ne
profession. 10 which you Justly entitled.
MILL 5, BROWN, HENRY r. FOGa,
X. W. MACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOTsToN.
W. ?. COOPER, THOS. WASHINGTON
HERMAN COX, A. g. MERRITT,
MANSON a. BRIEN, sR, s. VENABLE,
JANIS WOODS, EDWIN n. EWING
g. M. F0GG, JNO. RID,
JNO. A. McOANPBELL, WI. e. TURNER, s..
FRANCIS B. FO6G, Judge Of the Cfrcus ana
ADRIAN L. DEMOSS, Criminal Court.
The mentioned Digest be bad following
stores:
MssTS Lamb, TOEng & Co., Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr.. c. a. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee
MessTs John York 4 Co., Nashville, rennessss.
Mr. }. A. Rayi, Knoxville, Tsnaessee-
mayf-d&Wd n. VOLEnTTNEs
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NEW BOOKS.

The. Atlantic M0nthlTs lust rsssirea b.
ssPH JOHN YORK EC0.-
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NB-sl co. and postage stamps enclosedO authorized
Agent will insure bottle the Pills by return mail
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry Dmoyille, and g. W. Hen
jsrs'o.t Accents for Nashville [deod&vly
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,,
PRACTICAL RLU1EBBRs,
STEAM AND Gas FITTER >,
a., Deaderfck street, Nashville.

T have hard and Tor sale Lad Pipe Sheet LEAD, sheet
NJ Zine Bloek tn, Bsths, lo5sis, wash s1ns ny
incb % 10 nch also fittings Goes Cbec< Valves ~, %
nit pps. Parties IN ne eouay en- haga PPa' e. a au
re- We assalso Agiats ~ Hagrsoaa nas-as Ca csrE
R-lTa uT43-dNEF-sa
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The Lebanon Herald contains the following par
tiOulars Of the suicide of Col D. C. Stockton, of
Pitts burg Pa at that place on the 18th instant by
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Al the annual meeting Of the Grand Division Of
the Sons Of Temperance Of Tennessee, held in this
oily 0n the 2lst int Che folowibg ofieers were
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ANY one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &C., from Rock City
Mills will find an Order the Post Office and at W. H.
Gordon Co.'S ehouse where the carman calls four times
each day. ljuly25l !. T. BAl MAN = w.
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II Look out for limitations Of Lea PERKINS, WOr-
cestershire Sauce. See advertisement Of JOIN DUNCAN
4 Sovs aug2I-dly
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The Appeal says W. F HARPER sold his Yorkshire
colt, HsmplIaa, three years ola, with his engage
meuts at auction to the highest bidder, on the 10th
He was knocked of to ". 7. CHEArHAN at eleven
hundred dollars. RoUxDrRzE and BREArHTTT's AL
HON flly Ella Noon the winner Of the $4,000 match
on Monday last, was bought by ". G. ALEXANDER
for four hundred dollars his being the highest and
best bid.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25

WAsHHeToE, March 17.--Senafe--The memorial
from the Legislature Of Utah was referred to the
Committee on Territories and ordered to be printes
Mr. Biger presented the petition Of creditors Of Il
State OF Texas, residing in PbilsdepHia, expressing
their surprise that the Legisatarg Of Texas should
have passed resolutions claiming for that State the
balance o. The appropriations now IN the Treasury,
under the act Of February 2s 1856 and earnestly re-
nonstratng against the purpose Of those resolntons
They claim the balance aforesaid for the benefit Of
the creditors, and nrge the passage Of the law
tborizng the Secretary Of the Treasury to dstribate
the same among the creditors who have fled their
claims in pursuance Of law; which was referred to
Mr. Wade presented resolutions Of the Board Of
Trade OF Cleveland Ohio, In favor Of an appropria
ton Of public lands TO aid in the Construction az
ship canal around the Falls Of Niagara which were
referred to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Mallory from the Committee on Naval Affairs,
reported bill increasing the pay Of certain officers
Of the revenue cutters while serving in the navy Of
the United States which was read and passed 70 .
second reading. l
On motion by Mr.. GEin, q resolution was adopted
instructing the Committee Military Affairs 10
aare into the expedency OF selecting three fes for
national foundries for the manufacture OF cannon
projectes and other castings for the service OF the
United States Of said sites to be located east and
one west Of the Allegheny range Of mountains, and
the third in the State Of California.
| The discussion Of the bill for the admission oi
Kansas occupied the remainder Of the sitting
Hoase--The memorial from the Legislature o
Utah was laid the table and ordered to be printed
The House then resumed the consideration OF the
bill TO provide for the organization oil regiment
Texas, and to authorize the Presden. to call into ths
service Of the United States four additional regiment
OF volunteers. A long debate followed, and uithou
coming 10 q decision the House adjourned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25

UNCERTAINTY OF TRIAL BY JURY.-In the Pitts
burg Dispatch we find the following illustration of
the uncertainty Of law under system of requiring
unanimous verdict for conviction, result which is
often prevented by mswkish sensibilities imbeeie
and stupid scruples that nobody can define or ac-
count for:
The result of the trial of Hiram Cole, at Chardon,
Ohio on charge of numbering bis wife by administer
ing poison, exhibits the deplorabe stupidity that
Sometimes finds its way to the jury box. Every jot
and title OF the evidence showed that Cole had pnr
chased the poison, prepared and administered it ;
that be watched its effect and the last agony of his
wife with cooness and elirontery only equaled by
his blatent hypocrisy in mourning her deeease. The
| motive for the murder was clearly shown-he was
desperately enamored of woman in Hamilton, Can
! ada and determined to make her his wife. When
an investigation was being held on the body OF the
deceased he fed, and under an assumed name wrote
| TO his inamorata at Hamilton, using every term OF
endearment and tenderness he could MASTER and In
his indecent haste addressing her as Mrs Cole, be-
fore the earth had covered the remains OF his muir
dered wife.
There were but three alternatives for the Jury
either to say that the poison taken by mistake
and through fault OF his in which case be should
have. been acquitted or that he was insane at the
| time he administered t-of which there was no evi
dence that he administered it, and therefore was
| guilty of murder in the first degree. Killing by
poison must necessarily be first degree The act o
procuring and administering, implies deliberatioI
and premeditation. There could be no passion abou
it. 1t comprises every ingredient Of crime in th'
first degree Yet four of the jury-in the face of th
evidence and the law-stupidly held out for murde
in the second degree and the court, anxious to ge
about its business elsewhere, took the responsibility
of dscharging them, and allowing the escape of a
great villain as ever went unhung. When such ar
the results of criminal ries, the public may well de-
pair OF seeing justice dealt with rigorous impartialit,
or Rwholesome restraint maintained upon crime, b
the general conviction that an inevitable and certai
punishment win follow its commission.
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Asu 0rIsars 9ailp Grtst.nt,
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH IS, 1858.

FEDERAL RELAuoss,-Th report OF the Commit
tee on Federal Relations of the Senate Of Louisiana
which has already appeared in our columns, y thus
approyingly spoken Of by the Natchez Free Trader
one Of the ablest and most influential papers In Mis-
sissippi;
As the report is exceedingly interesting, affecting
not merely our numerous Louisiana readers and The
people OF that State generally, but the people Of this
State and the entire South publish portion OF u
in this Issue, to the exclusion Of other matter, and
will publish the remainder tomorrow. The report
embodies our views and defines our position exactly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25

THE SEA SERPENT.-As the sea serpent does not
yet appear to have shufiled off his mortal coil, judg
ing from the numerous newspaper paragraphs now in
circulation it may be interesting to read an account
of one which was written more than two hundred
and fifty years ago.
John Josselyn, Gent, in his account OF two Voy-
ages to New England" under date OF the 10Th oil
June, 1883, says:
At this time we had some neighborlng gentlemen at
our house, who came to welcome me into the country
where amongst variety Of DISCOURSE they told me oil
young Lyon (not long before) kilrd at Plscataway
by an Indian of Sea Serpent or Snake that lay
ouoled up like Cable upon Rock at Cape Ann /; a
Boat passing by with English aboard and two In
dians they would have shot the Serpeut, but the In
dians dissuaded them, saying that If he were moi
kiild outright they would be all in danger OF theil
| lives
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25

NHEDICAl. HOUSE, No. 80 Cusumhouse street, near
l Roya sreet-For the Cure OF Old Chronic, Mercuria
Syphtc and ali Private Diseases without Mercury hndranee
from business or exposure friends and cure guaranteed IL
The Unparalleled success which attended Dr. James prao
tice in All par Of the United and Europehe
markabe effected which were pronounced incur
able by eminent physicians ushes him oheTng BIZ
the confidence OF the unfortunate The following
are some of the diseases Private and of which, 10
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. James
manenty eradcaes nsmely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they may be- Diseases OF the BACK and Lons
hammaon of the Bladder and Kidneys rheumatism, Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers and all Diseases ot the SKIN
Dr. james would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves In thai
secret and solitary habit which the body and mind unfit
ting them either business society viz Constitutional De-
hiy or Impoency The following some Of the SAD and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth, viz
Weakness Back and Limbs Pain In the Head mness OF
Von Loss Muscular Power, Papaton Of the Heart nys
pepsia Nervousness Irtabi, symptoms Of Consumption
etc Mentally the fearful effects the mind more to be
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion Of ldeas Depression o.
Spirits Evil Forebodngs Aversion to sociey, selt-Dstrust
Love IF Solitude mdy etc. some of the eVis podnee
All persons afflicted with OF the above symptoms should
fail call DIR. James and be at once restored 70 peec!
health false decscy but appy at once and
from the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible mAlAay -
Weakness organs Immediately cured and full VgO'
Remember 1.-THE Medical of Dr. James" is 50 csstOn
house street.
Consaltations strictly eonhdeutal.
Ps-Reeent If Gonorhea cured in twenty onI hours
or pay. Dh. JAMES,
ol iy 50 Customhouse street,
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SEIZURE AND IMPREssMEsr OF AMERICAN CIrI-
zENs.-The San Antonio Herald of Thursday last has
the following:
Yesterday morning an express arrived in this city
sent hither by Capt A e. Bracket, commanding
Fort Mcintosh LAREDO, Texas) having dispatches for
GEN Twiggs and Gov. Runnes, well as letters for
the Mayor of our city, and others.
From our own correspondent we also have COM
munication enclosing the proceedings Of public
meeting held at Laredo to which direct the atten-
tion of our readers as containing news Of excit-
ing character. 1t appears that the authorities Of
Mexico are charged with the most high-handed out
RACES on citizens Of the United Stateseyen that Of
kidnapping and pressing them into the Mexican
army What our correspondent says about the dis.
turbances constantly taking place along the line Of
the two nations is strictly true and should not re-
gret to see it bloted out and both sides Of the rich
valley Of the Rio Grande brought under the stars and
stripes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25

A USIoN-SAvER.- The New York Independent
publishes letter from late subscriber, expressing
the following patriotic and independent sentiments
Sir herein inclose, Few lines to inform you that
/ wish Won 10 Discontinue my paper with you. For
such paper Dose not agre with my sentements on
goyernementle affairs; Believer in our admin.
estrashnel government, and therefore are apposed
to such paper that gose to Brak the unoun.
Yours with Respect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25

An impetuous volunteer, in the time Of the Mexi-
can war, while practising the military science one
morning. all alone in the garden yard umbled back
yards over into ditch. His wife hurried TO his as
sstance and reaching the brink Of the place OF dsas-
ter implored the sOger boy to say whether or not
he was hurt. The reply received, might have been
expected from such an indomitable source, Go away
woman, what do you know about war"
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THAT UNFoRTUSArE TURK. = The Washington

THAT UNFoRrUSATE TURK. - The Washington
States relates the following incident:
It is reported that since his arrival in this country
on certain occasion, lady admiring an elegant
cashmere shawl worn by the admiral. He gallantly
took it from his shoulders and laid ii upon her own
to witness the effect perhaps momentarily to graf
ify her vanity. The shawl was a magnificent one
costing S4 600 or $4,000. Imagine the surprise o
the admiral when she blushingly courtesed to him
and moved gracefully of with the coveted shawl-as
a present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-25

Children three years old and under ree those three
twve old, hapuee all over twelve years old
will pay full fare
Family tickets packages Of twenty FIVE he had at the
Office Of the Master Of TRANSPORTATION freight train will
Orleans every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
turning will arrive New orleans the days rreigut
the city the above days be at the depot by
O'Clock Z. NJ. The day to the day OF leaving
wM. ii. WADLEY Cell Sup iintendent:
Ne ORLEANS March l. mi
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city at and O'Clock P, NJ
Car will leave the city depot every morning at
o'clock Lake every night hour after the steam
Extra special trips when required by notifying the
conductor.
House has been erected at Genty Ridge, where
the steam will stop when required-gong down, AT
o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ; and coming up, O'Clock
nFae and from GENTLY Ridge, by Horse Gar, 10 cents
Conductor nugt hay timely notice o stop NJ n
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DATENT INDEsTRUCTIDLE WATER. PIPES.
i CHARLES c. BIER. H.. G.. STEPHENS.
C. G. BIER & CO.,
No. 95 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufactures Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PLUW BERS,
TIN. COPPER ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.


TIN COPPER, ZINR AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
sheet Lead Lead Pipes all sizes Shower Baths,
Baths Water Closets Lead Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps ETC. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wAsHsTANDs, suitable for water
works or without a beautiful article for bedrooms.
have constantly hand large and we'll selected assor
ment of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such as Bbb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; wahsand Sink Buffers shamPoonng, Compression,
for hot or cold water Lager Beer and Cem Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs Hose Pipes from to inches; and all Brass Ware
| usually found in a similar establishment.
| We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven to be the very article of the kind in
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
sizes to cook for families of from FIVE persons, sizes
| that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents the celebrated JEFFREYS DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for vaves-Three sizes Nos. and 4; prices $40 s
and s5OTo raise from Is to 81 feet perpendicular and
one man at the brake They superior other Pump
| yet invented
| COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes, patternf
and prices always hand either wholesale retail Also
Parlo Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
| STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels or Plantations supplied.
h All work done by warranted to give satisfaction. Or
| ders solicited from the country. - -
l
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- - GREAT CE N
ie1a fA Vyz,F fFsI r1TRAL ROUTE = tn
= oRTEST, GHEAF

so. GREAT E N =
kE W JE 80, s. - EgR6krEsR 81 E4gTT UHE TThE y.
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago, Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York. Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid passenger Nav Orleans daily at 3
o'clock p NJ from Cairo from which point 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 al 8 2. NJ.
Connecting at sANDOYAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for St Louis PANA with Terre Haue and Alton Rail-
road for Louisville and Cincinnati at DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad Springfield Jacksonville and Naples
LAsALIE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island, DAY
eppo and Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago and Burlng
ton RAILROAD Gaesburg Burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH in "a hours.
One of the Minnesota Packet Company steamers leave Dun.
leih for ST. Paul. and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the from Cairo
Going East change Of cars between Cairo and Chi
eago aud but from Cairo New York Through to Chi
cagu hours Niagara Falls IS hours New York As hours
Baggage checked through
s~For through tickets information, apply at the I'LL
nois Central Railroad Ticket Office under the ST. Charles Ho
tel, St. Charles street, New Orleans
| R3 ly w. E kkDDlNd, Agent.