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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-21

REPLY TO THE ScoFFER.-To n young
infdel who was soothing ut Christianity,
because of the misconduct of its profess.
ors, the late DR.. Mason said: "Did you
ever know an uproar to be made be-
cause an infidcl went astray from the
paths of morality" The infidel admit
ej that he had not. "Thcn, don't you
see" said DIR. NJ, "that, by expecting
the professors Of Christianity TO be ho-
ly, you admit it to be n holy religion,
and thus pay it the highest compliment
in your powerY' Theryoung man was
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-21

@0,An old h-dy reading an account
oil distinguished old ,laYyet who was
SAID to be toe father az lso New Yorl
bar, exelaimed, poor nSlnl he had
dreadful got Of childrenl'i
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-21

pl-An honest farmer having num-
Der of men hoeing in his field, went to
see how his work went on. Finding
one of them sitting still, he inquired the
cause. The man answered.
81 thirst for the spirit
"Grog, you mean, suppose said
the farmer; "but if the bible teaches
you to thirst after the spirits, it says
also 'Hoel every one that thirstcth J /"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-21

sDrThc young lady who does not
apologize when you find her at work in
the kitchcn, but continues her task till
il is finish will not fail to make good
wife. e1 ''' '''' ''''
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-21
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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-21

he happy"
ooh | will think of thcg thus forev-
erp
They had reached the door of the
cottage.
"God blcssyou Emily" saiduhc starn-
ger.
~ dare not see Mrs. Sompers; tell
her Of my departure, but tell her, that
ere autum has faded into wintes, l shall
again be here. FAREWELL dearest,
farewell y
She felt upon her check Nhot and
hurried kiss, and whom she yenturcd 10
look round, he was gone.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18

Leaves on WE'D HESDAY. March Gath 8 O'Clock p. VI.
~ FOR LOUISVILLE THE REGu-
lar swift pas euger parket steamer ikObt. -.
Ward, Capt. Sas =. Miller, will leave for
the above all intermediate landings. For freight pas
sage, apply board, or
THOS. KEEFFE Agent, 25 Gravier street.
R3A plan Of the cabin be and saerooms secured
by applying to the Agent. milo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18

the sale Of 10 shares Louisiana State Bank
l50 and 10 shares Mechanics and Traders Bank par 3
shares Canal Bank At 12OtS net
The usual weekly sale Of Palfrey Co. will Be held
on Saturday, the ooh inst.
The Insurance Companies Of Neworesns have been remark
ably fortunate in their operations for three years past This
In the large scrip dividends and the heavy balances
they have all times losses demand The fourth or
last annual OF the Louisiana Mutual Insuance Com
tae 18th ul must be received with high eneomums
by patrons According notice the trustees
have resolved redeem the scrip issued in 1855 the ns year
Of business pay dividend of six per cent on outstanding
scrip and declared scrip dividend forywo per cent out
OF premiums The cash capital Of the
Company s50ODol amply sufficient for the demands Of
the increasing commerce Of our city
The total amount Of the Of the Company s626s of
which $4,000 is cash on hand loaned pledge Of
bank stocks and bonds
The following are the net premiums for the years
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18

B0sToN-shp Harrietl5t bales cotton 81 bids tobacco
Go hides.
LIvERPooI.-ship Jos Giichrist-4sl3 bales cotton
cRoNsTANDT-Bark Sarah Brynnt--Sj6 bales cotton.
BosToN-Brig o Cleary-2OI bbls -four, l box mdse.
BOsToN-Brie joseph-l6S3 bhls -four.
MoBILE-Schr Sarah Bladen200 bbls -four 1850 bb whis-
ky, 80 do pork.
NEW YORKShp Fanny Fosdck-779 bales cotton, 466 do
and cuttings l3 do II do skins 36i hides 2
hh Is tobacco 40 hhs II bis 54 hbl Us
sacks wheat $50 boxes safsapsr iron safes bd trees 81
mdse,
APALACHICoLA-sehr Aurelia-47 casks bacon, tes Of
hams la5 bbs moasse II bb whisky 10 do bread 40 bh OF
-four bhs and 10 kegs lard 200 sscks corn do cotee
TAMPA BAY-Sehr Vsteri0so SACKS oats ~ sacks corn
10 coffee l60 bbs -four II do pork 81 bhls whisky bb OF
bread do oil do butter. bb and kegs lard bels and
hhds % bales hay, IL kegs Of pgeet 5easks Saeo
bbs molasses, 4 tcs hams do rice and sandries
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

SUGAR. The market dull and dropping with Of
1000 hhds the reduced Of 5@6sc for Fair to Fully
Fair.
MoLAssES About 100 bb sold 2512Sc for Fer
menting Choice and 450 half bbls Choice Sc u gallon
FLOUR. The stock light and the confined
to 10 bb Unbranded "a lOSi 5 s6 Kentucky superne
81 49, $50 SUI crime 81 sa Choice Extra at s5 50
p bbl, also on Tuesday 1000 St Louis 81 45.
GRAIN. Corn still lower aud we noticed sles of
O sacks including 1900 part Inferior part Mixed
4Oe 900 Ordinary 4i6 1000 export at A. 1000 at as
aud 475 Prms White soc bushel Oats were held at 42
lSc y buhe for ST. Louis. Bran held higher and CSC a
100 lbs refused for 2000 sacks in store
PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork Included 2O7 bbls Rnmps
the advanced rate OF SIS So and 800 Ness at Sl6 bb
Mess retailing $l6@a6 Is y bbl Bacon was higher
with sales Of 100 casks Western Ribbed Sides 9c 50 to 20
in or lots at the same, % al GA and 10 Clear lie y
In Lard noticed only retail transactions in kegs at c
an.
sales embraced 1900 bags Of which 1000 lex
bark New Light at lie and 200 at 11aitGl2c q n.
WHISKY We noticed sales Of % bbls Rechaed at lsisc
and AS Raw at the price
FREIGHTs.. The consignment Of two ships on the berth
for Liverpool given away si Cotton and some os
were shipped to ill up 1884 for Liverpool and c for
Havre.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
9t@ ORLEANS alontp stlarAtt.
onKscENr orrrcr Ma nc,

CRESCENT oTFIcK. No. 10 Camp street
"Wednesday Evening" March III Isss I
Inc general money markei was dull today Tho supply for
pnying or investing In paper is yet free g. To- ~ and is
months paper Of good and high grade readily E -
average rate OF 10 per cent Double Al names o
eours can be paeed at lower rate the msor, az
double Al gentlemen arc not inclined ink to aDv
SENT nsf signatures are few and far between
nevertheless there j. quantity Of paper made and
ing which can be paesd at 10 cent though many speu
Of the same are net extremely anxious realize
me transactions 10 day the extend Owe, ss oa
IN long ds and at the average Of 10 per cent short
ioans or short paper rule higher say q IA even 10 TX per
cent. per month.
The tsegapbc dispatches last evening brought some vey
queer intelligence saying that the Directors the Royal Bank
OF liverpool had been found guilty Of msdemeanor and nal
seasanee N oce This must be and is We have
intelligence Of this bank being or s Directors having been N
tlouhe The dispatch sllude the Royal British Bank
q London, which reported 70 be hamboong concern
years sgo.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18

7Ezsssssssfl K. ". POWELL, J. II. Ests master, viii
leave Lake Washington, Grand Lake, Landing
Ashton, Pitchers Point skipw's Landing Lake Providence
Camack's Landing Milikens Bend, Vicksburg Gulf
Rodney, Esehez Fort Adams, Red River Landing Bayou
Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plsqumin Donaldson
Vile above The r. W. Powell will freight
and through bills Of ladng with the privilege freight
passage, apply board, to T. b. SMITH, Agent
se3 TchOupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
SbIppIng SateIImtnts.
TnuRspAY, March Is. 1873.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gen Rusk Smith, for Bra1os Sanagoyia Calves
ton and lndianolA Harris Morgan &co
ship Harriet, Bullet for Boston, Hynson AGO
Ship Joseph Glchrist. Williams, for Liverpool,
} P Whitney 6co
Ship Fanny Fosdick, Olmstead, for New Nor
Geo Fosdck
Bark Sarah l. Bryant JONES' for Cronstandt
Rice Hathaway
Brig @ Cleary, PhbIook for Boston, CreeYy FarweI
Brig Joseph, Cables, for Boston, Creevv a Faiwell
Schr Sarah Bladen Depet, for Mobile, Bw Huntington
schr Aurela Matt. for Apaachicola G. ID Metcalf SEQ
Schr Vister Simpkins, for Tampa Bay, ID Foley
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18

This encouraging evidence OF the progressive trade Of
cy OF losses paid the last year s46 ss6 marine
5S3 river aud SOL 95 fire losses To show the soiuy OF
this company append the full character Of The assets which
correspond with the securities OF all Mutual Insurance.
Companies They all good and strong similar
companies this continent and those who prefer Joint Stock
Companies have also the privilege Of selecting have three
companies operation which have been successful
Statement of the Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company the end Of the fourth year, the 18th Of
February. 1888;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18

has been made exhibiting the actual condition OF
the New York City Banks they OF the late crisis
and which is taken from their quarterly Of
December D. Their and profits gyen together
with the dividends made from which is estimated the
precise condition Of all the banks The result obtained in
this From the gross profits is subsaetedfrs the
second the overdra third rebate Of interest the
unaturei discount line placing this thirty days exceed
ingy aveaeeand fourth the dividend where any has
declared There deduction any supposed dpr
citation Of If this be reckoned "a per cent the
surplus will in many instances be entirely wiped out and in
others the stock will be reduced below par.
In the column Of what e the old Chemical Bank, Of
course makes the best show. capital of S000 the
the time his made s52sO, Next
point Of strength the Manhattan Company, capital Of
S200000 having S455 500 The Banks OF America Commerce.
State OF NewYo Republic Broadway Bank Fulton Leather
Manuiscurers Mechanics Metropolitan Shoe and Leather
Seventh Ward and Union exhibit strong In the
list Of those having nothing left counted the old Bank
OF New York. and Mechanics Bank both large and avoriie
institutions The others go through average almost
nothing to respectable amounts.
Since the evulsion of the fifty Institutions thirty eight have
declared dividends. Were they eondi this
only intended make good show and encourage the idea OF
their ndomabe strength This forcing dividends before they
made together with the losses sustained by the pAnc
viii make Of the banks Of New York
ble for security u uufavorable times should continue
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
areit'on, from Pensacola, q
STE AARO ATA
RELow-ooMINa Up.

ship Hannah ofOoker, HunoOn from New York, A Fos-
Ship upon Davis, l6 days from New York. to o Woodruff
AGO.
Mexican Brig Hercules Pamarino days from TampeO to
Camerden-
Ship Isaac = Beardman. -. from Mobile
Sehr Abby Whitman Clifford fiom MaFtineQue 10 Boudous-
qua & Phillips.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
SPOKEN,
EXPORTS.

R9- BY Capt Armstrong Of the ship China February 18th,
lat a. long So ship VAnclure from Bristol bound NAianra
wished 70 De reported
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
ARRIVED.

teAmship Texas Lawless Indianola and Galveston
Harris, Morgan &co-lst dist.
3d dist 46.
British Ship China Armstrong from GLASGOW January i6;h to
mRser--F0ni.
Ship Herald Crowei from st Thomas In ballast to master
previously reported at QuHraniine-Pong
Brig Magnet SlaekpOle, from Pensacola 10 barst
Point
sehr Suffolk Smith 10 days from MnaIlan Godeubow
lespAre-2d dist II.
sehr Howard Hoblook 70 days from Charleston to L Il
Levy--2d st a.
schF Mary Ellen on from Pensacola 10 astcrBasin
SrEAMBOA
Pennsylvania, kleinlelter, frem 81 Louis
Z + kimball, Mhiteuhury from shreveport
Ncksburg White, from Nieksburg
Monarch, Williamson, from Cincinnati.
Ceres, inbnrih from 81 Martiusyille.
harataris, Rolls, from Bsrataria.
Reub White, Alahray from Jefferson.
ID lr. Vincent. from Donalsouvle.
DIR Baey, Dugas. from L0ckport.
Music Sueck, from Lafourehe,
Empress, Erwin, from Louisville.
Antelope Bealer from Louisville.
California Hopkins, from Mobile.
rowboat AngoAmeriean, Martin, the Passes-sowed
down Aud 10 10Th inst ship R0ckand and sch
Mefshou and II Il BMeicsli-brought up from ships
China Globe and Schooner Suffolk, and from Quarantine
Station ship Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
REGULAR PACKETS.
, r. UNITEDsTATEs THI- wa.
l ( gs1fESrkrS WEEKLY MAIL LINE Lai4a[Sf p
-. TO NIEhsHLEG- uslss.ll---l u
N SATURDAY, Al

ON TUESDAY, atom THURSDAYION SATURDAY, At
2. NJ. at =. NJ 5P NJ
The tnagnihcentU The magnificent The magnificent L.
States Mail packet y. s. mail packet States mail packe
Princess, Captn v lie k bu Il Z Natchez, Capr'n
Wilson, will leave tai CanO r. r. Leahsrs will
Tor Donadsonye will leave tor Don leave for Donaldson.
Plaquemue, Baton adsouye Plaque Y g. Plaquerine
Rouge Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Port
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayou Sara
River Landing, Fort sara Red River Red River Landing
Adams, MAI heE Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams, NRteheE
Waterproof Rodney, ans, Nachez Wa Waterproof Rodney
St Joseph, Grand erproof Rodney saint Joseph Grand
gult Warreuton and 81 JosepA Grand Cult Warentou
HeksQnrg yer Cult Warrenton Nicksburg every SA.
i ~ - a - al y u ken's nd IUkDAY. a. o.
O'Clock r " |Vicksburg, Lak clock ?. NJ
The pr RINCES s Providence Stacks The steamer NAT
connects at Vieks Island and skip 0 Ill connects az
burg with ne steam his Vicksburg with the
er U. $, AID, and every THURSDAY steamer RANGER
viii take freight for At O'Clock r. VI. will freight
All the landings on The FICK $ for All the landings
fzoo river nigh BUn connects ut ON YAzoo ryera
as GREENWOOD VIC burg W il AS Greenwood high
stmer Ranger. tax water rates.
ing fr' ghtior all land
ings on YazOo river
AS highup as Green.
wood
Ihe above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
on their regular days without FAIL hour appointed All
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for any paca
containing money, jevelry other vAuahes unless
bills OF adng taken specifying the contents aud value and
the freight paid nor for Vauables deposited with
by the passengers, or contained In their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board,
CARROLL HOLMES CO.,
nsO tt TB. SMITH No 4 TSbonnitoaIss ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
Leaves on SATURDAY, 2Oth inst. at5P.M,
REGULAR TEN DAY PACKETi
Entk NTnEN IEAFu III
FOR AzOo RIVER.
Iea.e. on sArrRnAY. sol5 l1.5eel. N.

Leayeson SATURDAY, 2Oth instant a. SPIN
r. REGULAR YAZOO RIVER PACKET.
E&z4LSr The fast running light draught
G. packet steamer Com promise, I'd. Phelps,
the wharf receiving freight and will leave
positively above for Lei1re Greenwood Sidon Tclula
la90 City, Sarta and all intermediate landings panta
tons on Yazo river. For itegh passage apply
The Compromise will sign through for Naiinbuha River
fre gh with privilege VI reshirnug steamer Jacobs
mis- j. S PAGA' u, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
BENNETT A co.
FOyNpKYr AND MACEIsE-sHoP.
q NEW ORLEANS LOCK MANUFAC
~ TORN. 70 Cnrondelet street..

~ NEW ORLEANS LOCK MARUFAC
ls-SN TORY, 70 Carondelet street.
S&st W DEARIE..... ......,.,.. RICHARD pEARE,
~ DEARIE a BROTHER,
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS
respectfully inform the public and builders that
ing and have hand large and complete
BUILDERS HARDWAHE, consisting Of Locks, Hinges
Bolts, Sliding Door Trimmings screws, Pueys, etc. which
they offer for sale the reasonable Attached
their they have factory where all kinds of
banks vaults prisons, stores, dwellings,
der the shortest notice and secure Also supe
ror article Of safe Night Latch for offices dwellings.
BELL HANGING in all its various branches, such Sig
nal and other Bells for locomotives ships hotels dwellings
a workmanliks manner warranted to give
satisfaction. Smith work in general. Jobbng promptly
tended
GATE SPRINGS m2b Iv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18

BRAzos sANTIAGo-sieamship Gen Rusk-lo9 pkgs dr.,
goods, l0o do groceries, 20 do liquor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
IT, COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET
The swift and splendid passenger packet
Gen. pike, j. J. Brown, master, A II. Gar
fne clerk leaves New Orleans Wednesday 10 A. NJ,
and every saturday r NJ For freight passage, having
superior ac cummodalions, apply on board.
j. !. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
The Gen. Pike will continue regular packet during the
entire season
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18

Je6ery's Double-Acting Suction snd Force Pump
with India Rubber Bal Halpes


Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tons Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, ETC.. etc. etc
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for This State
Tor the sale of Jeherys Improved Double citing Pup with
lhA RUBBER bail Valves is prepared orders
and furnish This valuable invention patented June
9TH 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIGM at the New
York state Fair, held at Emira In that year In intro
ducing tins Pump to this community the undersigned
eonhdehce that his efforts bring into general use will be
seconded by all who sees its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves will be apparent eyoy thinking mind
ceaniy Of operation and perfection of action which cannot
De attained Oy the OF other Valves The simplicity of
arrangement the facility With which the parts removed
AND replaced the form, renders this the perfect
ahn desirable Pump in use. Every Planter Ship Steamboat
captain should possess Of these valuable PUMPS
apart from their general purposes they moment be
transformed INTO an efficient Fire Engine. Ea.
ute Price so. ~ ~
Size No sPosseses capacity of forcing gallons per min
ute. Price p35.
Size No capacity fsrcin rs gallons per min
ute. Price $50 -
And larger sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
up 70 capacity OF Boz gallons minute In
construction and may soon be expected Nos and are ad
Aps adapted 70 Sugar Houses for forcing the juice
sSes ana the ordinary which PuWp generally ap
piled while for redeemng swampy Lands, the No. nd-
The subscriber feels convinced that these Pup are
ssen they will speak for themselves and that or later
they will 90 into general use.
Samples of Size Ne in operation at c. G Bier
street. AT the office Of the undersigned where persons are in
Vlted to call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON ID. DIETER, Agent,
ms 81 dravieT street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18

CONSIGNEES


NEW YORK-Shin uHiou-R W Adams &co--S II Ahy &co
"A Brousseau 6co-iifanch Mnt-Belhe & Hare-Buctner
Stanton NewnHuM Barrett &co-Baehannon Carroll fco-
Burrows 6eo-G Buddeeke Sco-Georgs Gonuelly tce-
Cuille Moiaus Nco-A Cochran HaConyerse, kcnnott
&coN l. Cushing Sco--J a q Cromwel-ROchford Brown
&co-A pnkarR Denman--Eaton rende,son-A n tieas.
lofma-llendersou 4 alnesBoali Mas,ie keo-i Kai,er
W w i.everich 3eo-W Leiehford GeoR McGregoa
RayhuIn ScoA Il May &coJ Norton sco-North S,nees h
COT Pearson deo-Perkius Scoteet simms &co-Psyne
Ricks-P Il Bruton &cos II Rawlins ScJ-RhoreT Hcrin-
botham tco-G saiey 6c0-Reet T,dd-Rugely, Blair 4
Iompkns &eo Thornhil kcoJ Tardas-Theie Seller tco-
% en9 n FuMslsn' VII Aish Seoo Mood Moodm9n-W Wrgh
John o oWooduh-H Albro-B Jourdau-and ofder,
NEW YoRK-Shp Hannah Crooker--J a nongherty 5co-
Brinton &co-D Keham--Grosje.n & Benueesa-C Boye-G
a Fosdiek-Townsegd Tompsm' &co-J Burnside tco-R W
Jasque- Bnehan9on Carroll teo Price, Converse smith,
Carriere &coJ Marks SeO-kalon Henderson-B Mann
ScoJ Lunl &co-M Crane &co-Caroll Pritchard &co-
Sssr@n wams So@J %oodPa tsoReaI Ee
Converse kennett Sco-- A II May 6coJ Persons
II Marks Seo-E MlleI-Goodrea tco- Walter Cox Geo-
Holden &eo-M Brady kco-uuile, Momus 8co-Hitch-
ofy-J II Carter &eo-A Hopkins 6co-C Baddecke 6co-
Rotehord Brown &eo-Me emoe, Ray burn keos Ford-F
Bredow Wusihof-J Puartier Sco-G FintenBooth kco
s.i5 ssnse Taga IS 6e9
Wickett-W navis-W Wright SrO-k kingsland, Barstow
NargE MonsninI-W 9 Yagie6j Pese seo
Peters, hAllard &cO-T McGuire-C Eager &eo-Blache
leaunont-Thiee Seller &co-T h Smith, Lbby~iiOyd
Frlerson-L Goldsmiths Aby- Buchanan Carroll Eco-
Hughes Hylsted SeoJ olivsr-Frelseu, stevenson
Hall Kemp &cO-s Leon Carpenter, Scandlon AGO.
geeksaa-Pos,hef Knight-raysa Carha-t-anA order.
lllSANlJ ~ ADAMS. tsU UUaesOhs AZ LAlIUR a
srs and Dealers IN Domestic and kores HARDWARE SHIP
SHAADLERY etc. have now in store and for sale on fsyoTa
Planters, Carpenters, Blacksmith and others,
No Ma ravfna ~, Aread
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, 4
City Of New Orleans July 7, 1855
n ESOI.VED, That the Comptroller be, an Il
IL he is hereby authorized reQuta give notice by
standing advertisement in the official Journal that accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 42 approved March
3d. 1854 the Council will bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
lsignedl +. L. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl l.. II. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April 2s 1855
tSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the the city and Of the public is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
T. TUEARD,
jyI6H Comptroller CITY Of New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-18
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4rlLaps Packet-rhc splendid. emf rely new
passenger packet Red Chief J. G. Shnte,
master, o. kuuus clerk will positively
Arkansas Line keys Landing WArwckis Landing. Planters
Vile. Detaee Landing Point Pleasant Mouth Bayou BarthO
Trenton, Monroe, Columbia Trinity and all intermediate
landings the Black and OuAchita rivers VIII through
hills freight for all landings line pry
ehpping by her keel built for this Apply
on board or to
G. L. KoUNs BRO, Front street
NILS j. s. PAGAUD Advertising agent.