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Freeman's champion., 1858-06-03
"LIBERTY OR DEATH" I"
"The Republican Party and the
Abolitionists.

We call the attention Of our read
ers to the annexed article from the
Chicago Tribune, written in reply to
the structures Of the Garrisonian Alb
olitionists in their late annual con-
vention held in New York City.
We. think the article is well written
its positions in general correct and
maintained with ability. 1t behooves
an editor to be careful in breaking
lapcss With the TitianS who are found
in the Anti.Slavery ranks, to see to
it that he occupies tenable and de-
fensible ground. We think the Tri-
bune will lose no reputation in itS
cSiticisms in this matter. We have
~ few more words to add to these re-
marks.
Henry Ward Beecher once said
that there were three classes Of Re-
form RS in the world One so little in
advance of the people that their inliu-
ence for progress was scarcely felt
another who had projected so far
a
out that they had no sympathy either
with or from the masses and a third
who with one hand down to the
earth and the other in tie clouds,
grasped the first to lift up and the
second to be lifted up, This was the
class who acted upon the people and
lead them on. All thres are useful,
each having purpose but the third
were the men who done the largest
amount Of work in their own time
and generation. We take it that this
will illustrate we'll the position Of the
Abolition element, the Republican or
Free Labor, and the class Of timid,
easy men, who say they" know Sla-
very to be wrong, but then we ought
to Ike quiet means this excessive
agitation does no good" &c. Most
of those who occupy the middle po-
sition in reform ranks, do so holding
as extreme views in their. own minds
as any of the other class can, but they
feel that the people are not up with
them entirely, and must be fed on
weaker food, or by more homeopathic
doses. They want to lead the people
when they they can appreciate the
tluths embodied in the ideas of the
ultras and to do this efficiently, they
must keep within reasonable dis
.tance of earth, however much they
themselves may desire to soar alofI
and join those who dwell amid ideal
lands of harmony, freedom and love,
We believe ourselves in the broadest
human liberty,in freedom for all class
es and races Of men, yet we do not
think we are recreant to those princi'
pies in acting with the Republican
party so long as it treads in the same
road we are travelling. We cannot
accord with WIN, LLOYD GARRlsoN's
Interpretation Of the Federal Constl'
tuition; for we hold it to be an Anti
Slavery document, or at least silent
on the subject Of chattel slavery
while he and his compeers intorprate
it as Pro Slavery in its meaning and
objects. With our view Of reform
and the Federal Constitution and I'm
Jon, we have several objects to ssc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


RRECKENRTDGE CIRCUIT COURT JOHN KEATIHG
~ against the breckenridge Camel Coal Company Ac--
In Chancery-Tn obedience the in this
cause, the undersigned commissioner win sell By auction
the premises ad Joining the town ~ Coyenpor county Of
Brechsnrdge stale Of Kentucky ON the fourth Monday ash
IN june 1858 h property In the pieadrrs described
all the right title and interest Of said company and
entire real estate Of eh ccmpsny, consisting Of
thousand scres Of land In the counties of Breckenridge
Hsnccck and al the buildings, works hrures railroads
locomotives and rights Of tor aiirrads
mems Franchises and privileges Of every kind subject
however % ne mortgage herein namely mortgage for
three hundred and xty thousand dollars bearing
cent annun and falling due day Of
july 1861. Also, the following unincumbered property.
sawogs lumber oxen wagons carts trucks barrel slaves
coal Office furniture. &c &c TermaOne hfth cash and
aiEdcr IN two equal instalrents four
and efh months respectively the purchaser giving bond
with approved security beerns interest from ne day Of
and len m be reclaimed on The properly sold 10 secure the
In The city Of Louisville all Of the purchase
giving bond "a Sufficient realized from the 10
paw All Of BE debts OF sad company the purchaser Gle
releases assignments properly acknowledged In lieu Of
40 much mopev. depositrr Aforesaid surpus All
no rsor he claims against said company hereby mott
bed forthwith produce ard prove he same before the
JOHN KEArINg. o rmissi Ciosersor', Ev
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SALES AT AUCTION.


UEEAy H. LEEDS. AUCTION ER. -,sALesRooM NO.
e Nassau stree. 1ysluass private library Aoosrspss
Thursday say 49, At ocloch the salearoom Is
sS ses S.sas &. Of s0ss
eomgr,sns soydsr. shstsorsrs folio Ns,srl ssor, p
srspGs komsass, Wilson's SrnhoISsy ans solssass q
,Dsss hafayss arnold, wsllins,On; seoa Burr asuil
x Also S n sd ne Grs nsS
RIcHARDs KINesLAND: AuoTIoNEsR-oAR AeEs
~ At sueaon.1T +: KING win hold regular sales Of
Thursday RICHARDS Kis&sEXsD Co Win sell n' 4
large Of carriages wagons rockswsy Sasgies
harness. brides, DC.
ITO THE MANUFACTURING AND RETAIL JEWELRY
Auction nocs-sheriAs sale of swelry jewellers tools
JULIUS BROWN, Auctioneer by COMPTON BROWN.
TonorrCw fhursdsyl mo- ming s., a. io,s O'Clock
WIN be sold without reserve tie Whole sosk in trade Of
jewellers O' dsA AID work.
' '''' Cost over s;,s $4,000 ,e .,r
The whole stock IN trade eon,lsng in part Of tine gold and
sns ana SOLID soid ssis ies ladies' wear, &e &c
ewsiry Viii nd dis sale WORTHY their attention.
WHLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER,, WILL sELL ON
Thursday May 49, io O'Clock hs bal&nce q stock
ss ssrsfy os
bookcases marble Top bnresus oto marble top centre
tables wardrohes ]ookngglasses clocks,
other articles not mentioned IN tbls advertisement pa
spring cart horse and harness will be Sold Catalogues
ready on Wednesday morning.
w s. hEILOR AUCTIoNEER--oFFICE IS PRINCE
W. street,
First trade sale Of cabinet furniture
to On may Is on S and u ss
o Ses S 'a Sss
buying furniture for
Every hing warranted "a per catalogue.
The goods exhibition.
Catalogues ready morning of sale.
81 less than SlDJ city funds; sums
above Sl00 and less than $500 approved
three months all above $780, four note.
above
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RESTAURANTS.

HGESVAUhANTSs
NOTICE.-JosEPH MATTERS BEGS TO INFORM HIS
friends and The public at large that be Intends opening
way on Saturday evening May 5 lass where he will be
happy all who will favor him with VISIT and begs
them that he Will be prepared ~ furnish thew with
choice selection OF aes wines and other liquors. also
Of the description and navor He will also
at all times 70 furnish his customers With good dinner,
refreshments of kind of the best quality sud al
reasonable price, NJ BOlnbs arties
ce be accommodated with got up ia style 70 give
satisfaction moderate Free lunch ii O'Clock
Daily weekly and foreign newspapers
WE LIVE AGAIN.
w nyou want BEN Honey, you call at TIL
OFFICE $50 Houston street. near BROADWAY We win be
pleased TO serve you With glass of
Scotch ale three old,
Guinness Dublin stout.
ADseps East India pale ale,
Jones bitter ele
Evans mild ale aud
Devopehire cider.
N. II An the above draught.
EnElish and American papers on file.
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A UCTION NoTTcE-HENRY +. LEEDS AUCTION

A UCTION .NoTIcE,-HENRY T LEEDS, AUCTION:
"A Ger, win SELL This day, May II, ct 1oH O'clock all
o rich and elegant furniture contained private
aence 40 West rwentv second street. between Eighth and
+ nae but few months Those wishing 70 par hsse due
Nou, The following win give but description of the
goods contained in ne house yizIn the basement are
tapestry elegant solid oak eegeres oak extension
tbles oak dining chairs sofas chna dinner and SETS
aver casors ivory cutlery forks and poons 10 The par
Aors urnished with ch three elegantly carved
rosewood suits osod fr.nes eoye'ed in French orocsds
mirror backs and dnors carved do rosewood centre and
side tables rich furkh chairs French plate pier and oval
mirrors oil paintings rosewood rich lace
richly carved rosewood seven octave plano
inlad with been
used only two months The chamber repete with
wood and mahogany furniture bedseads and bedding hair
aatresees The furniture contained the house will
sold without the least Deposits will be required of
purchasers Catalogues furnished the morning Of the
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VONsTABI Fps SALE by VIRTUE OF AN ExECU
~ ton will expose for sale at public yendue Friday
Tie I4h day of May 1883 IL O'Clock, at 30 lot
"'"e -'''e'' ;" S''N j. +. BApENHoP, Constable.
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FINE ARTS


NEW CHARTS OF JAPAN, CHINA. &C, FROM THE
IN of Commodore Perry u y. N.-rhe sub.
scroers have for sale the charts Of tho islands and
rous harbcrs Of Japan, China Lew Chew, TO- published
from the above survey also great variety OF and
charts bob general particular Of all
world d. EG6ERT 4 SON, PeAds eel
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ISpwkRp IT, LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w nv by Geo NJ Sanders, ESQ Navy agent Of
large quantity Of shot r H. LUDLOW co win sell At
Yard BROOKLYN Ac 90 70 5000 condemned ~ 10 shot
Ako boats furniture &C. &C. &c For further particulars
apply No IA Pine street.
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~ ..s orsss d,2 ss1dsT. " ss,y sssn 4. Hs
sn.son on wednssdsy May o. stla o,rlock At ihe Navy
Yard Brosyn .Ao as 5000 sGods%Rs1 e shot
apply NO HPine street
UIrcANr CARVED ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
~ furniture made 70 order short tine ~ ~, 1se.nJ "
sssosSs dc ensre contents Of e Isrrs four story dwelling
us wss arS ss. 5 s sf
sn.h sds 70 order and IN sssssn
g.Ior su covered 10 elegant sss brocsds srse e.ss
sers. Win msrsi. TOPS and mirror doors bsct lined
wh satin wood very carved
door lined with satin wool wood win
snre rosewood corper stands splendid
lave rosewood prum panotore richly nlid with pear,
made rssi s%so..sa ana stool French Plate
spssmeas large sine elegantly decoraed chin. vases Part
ssssr VIII many S,Ssr co.y %.Ss ora.usn ssossay
cloth and medallion rocking and essy cbss sofas oak and
bci walnut erenon tables rich chin, ,es sets Gu, Glass
ssampAFnss sVble,s celery ss.sss butter dishes
casters ws spsne sus sos
ots cahe baskets tea services salyers IVORY cutlery com
xiso he furniture q an he Sedrsoms containing sresi
variety in rosewood and mahossny beds eeddns &C. Sc
GARDEN PLANTS AND rLowKas-wx g. HcIIL-
s.sd .sors NO John street, cs oeioc @oss oiissas
s sss %Se sS.ro.s. ssao s.r:s. & &C. :
from a. S ,s o
e~<'.>-. 800 -
UErRY LEEDS. Ayc1r9sxIs .sAI.Essoox 40. 3
I'm on yrsaa, Nay a. At 10Y clock Al he ssescom and
sSs,ies No Nassau street elegant furniture psntprs
70, s spS rsoysa Tor esnye.nes s
beautifully carved rosewood parlor furniurs en- suite,
ysr,s made centre and iabIes Be eli order By
Better Hutchngs elegantly carved boudo piano 81 IAN
eep r, BY Ersrd 2. rss ~, curtains lace
suite brussels c.pes DO black walnut furnituse broessl
rur,ars lace do Dining room All OF carved rosewood,
To rosewood Also all the gas asIare in
sne order sizt very ne original OH pant,
s .,s sd c sos Vsn tdcn T. wilson Rsrs ssoss
Rrsch Adam, Bsrlsnd, tresvck ~ Wlusma sidney Ier'
e'9 9 so5 sd. cserg susss soSe1
water coiors ssiasryFye eessn, pieces oi cabinet sa,
several pieces Of bronzes bislue aud p,rsn
heures bedsons other articles Of virtu Aso dnner
ware nne solid sill ser set complete English plated
rsns uf covers dishes side do yensson do w Al VIC
he ready Tor sshsoS AZ above one day before the sale The
pictures viii be ready for view on "Wednesday.
uENRy LISDsiEy, AuCrioNEER.
To be sold at public auction, al the beautiful ana cosby
LdNDsLEY sHATTUCK win sell to morrow. Friday,
May ~ At lOH O'Clock precsely- .
crcckery silver ware. cutlery. table, sofa oak
psrops-rhree suits paylo, fn,nu,,o r r.evs French
brocse and velvet richly and in nne order
and pier French plate mirrors reception chairs MEDALLION
tsseres paintings By old era apss ornameos Fsran
ware, lace curtains marble TOP centre tables velvet
PCbsmbersIIair mattresses rosewood and mahogsuv bed
seada wsshstands, bureaus, pillows, boters beautifully
dscorsed chamber suit china and stone teile
srces NOS mentioned but which will be found cats ogues
on he morning Of sale Oash deposits required Of every
pI,e,1on.er,' Office room No Bank Of Commerce.
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BALES OF REAL nyrATR.

uKRKhAN 6rRkkf.-Foh SALE, A VALUABLE COP.
ID properly Beekmsn erect with large building ~
IL applkd for IN medixteH, w, 4. IA WARD
n ExchAnge place
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A UCrION NOTICE-M DOUGHTY AUCTIONHER
"A win sell to Thursday, Nay Is at I0k O'clock
sslesroom 70 Nass.a street large assosmsnt Of house
pets rosewood parlor in hair cloth and
ate French pae mante and gasses secretary and
~ oil paintings dyessDg buresus wasnstapds ete SETS
besesds hair maresses paasses, ohsrs lounges SOFAS
As above opportunity TO those who
ssfurnishng not will be poremptorly sold 70 the
superior rosewood pianofore made by hazzeon Co.
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vTFAMBOATs.


nay ROAT FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATES
IL piaces --sieauner ARMENIA, from foot OF Murray
street every Monday WEDNESDAY anu rr''S !" CLOCK
CrTAN boat SEYPoRT-CHAFGE or TINE
- sesnhcal gFYPoRr leaves Nnrrsg STREE -er dsiy,
sciock A. A.
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Dawn. 9. goUoH. AUcIrorEEH.p;, HoUGa
s.ey All the conens OF the large i've story resd sncs
avenue The furnished with The elegant and
costly furniture hcut aud has but lite used.
Parties quest Of fine furniture win ind his sale well
~ Of th>ir attention
contained In the house VIZ
In be bAa<nen tapestry carpets oak extension table,
bunet china dinner tea ivory cutlery Gun
silver plated tea SETS forks spoons, eastern Ao
together VIII all The Kitchen utsnss belonging 70 ne house
wood paror suits in satin brccaae soid rose
aide and pier table, corner aud wall etessres
p,er and brouze ngurca
classical roups embroidered lace window curtsins
Freprh plate pier aud oval Fssses reception and
sumben merloous oil painting bronze gas hrtures
piano pearl keys and fruit ladies work tables
cabinet together with iuhne variety OF WORKS OF
srt and decorauous Too numerous 70 mention $1,000,
In superby carved rosewood hedsiesds
wnrcrobes syehe glasses eouohe-
cottage chairs dressing tables ne hair mAi;re sses
spring bes leather beds, holsters and pnows curtains
SHADES, &c. 49,
double bedsieads and the corresponding rurnare 10
match II. -.
Catalogues To be had NJ me housc ony Sale
sommences Mt i0k A. n. precisely.
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CIGARS, sEgkRs-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
- arss quality article os sale nay advances hy The thou
sand or single Dor. This chance seldom 0hsred as want
70 clear w cut rhey will be cold Al boz or ~
thoussnd Il JACOBS, ~ broadway.
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN
ID Friday, May a. Al O'Clock H., at the Central sales
The full biSo led Durham bull Marmonn aged years
rs. institute Those Interested who wish OPP
penniy TO Improve their stock win find this animal worthy
their special attention.
Also pair black carriage horses well match
ed, b bands and years. free stysh drivers; warran et
sound and knd will single Also one hunting
wagon for four In good order set double harness. whip
The bull and horses win be on exhibition front of tb
salesroom at o'clock
DANfEL S. HoUGB, AUCTIoNRER-wnL SELL Al
~ public auction TO morrow friday Nay IA at l0h
A NJ from the five story private residence No 2sS Wee
Twenty third street. London terrace and Eighth
Hsupeb assortment OF the finest kind Of paTor chamber
household furniture, all in dne order newspaper adver
sement is inadequate for description. The suooned Lis
Dinng rooms-Carved walnut buffet, extension table, st
Nicholas dining and chairs splendid mirrors bronze ga
Axfures tapestry carpes together with all the china and sill
belonging TO the house; cut glass of
ceivabe description silver service five peoes large sill
Alver and forks hQusr caster with
%yygs VARIETY 81 unous able oruaments " 'e'
rAror-CsTved rosewood suit IN crimson and maroon satin
solid rosewood centre auo pier table reception and recum
French plate pier glass gold Frame ays escreoe lined
With satin WOOD velvet and bronze futures
heavy embroidered lace wndo drapery several very large
and splendid brouzes aso paintings by eminent artists also
variety of elegant Dresden china Paran hgures
and mane Also one Of Nunns& fschers spen
"a carved case seven octave pnos nesry new
mes kc besides host OF other articles, which 10 be ap
preciated must be
With rich lace canopy splendid masresses 80 lbs
pillows fine blankets and bedding wood bu
and commodes china toilet se rosewood bookcase
reaus washsAnds sofas chairs mar blankets crpos
As Descriptive catalogues can be had At The house only
- WIZ q uorau lucrrOuvvp q Uor,Gp
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SALES AT AUCTION,

kBERT II. kICOI.AY. AUCTIuNRER WITHOUT
a reserve to the highest bidder ALBERT HIC1LAY
~ ss a. suction on thursday Nay a iah Ssiocs A.
nnd high basement brick house and lot known - No lS
East ny seventh street south side between second and
e an ne modein improvements such as hot. cold and
cellar Ac also fine yard which has just been handsomely
~ out with rose bushes gr.pe vines honeysucees 40
ssy and trimmings OF brown Yons built In ne very best
Danuer IN IN perfect order and pronounced the most
veaeny arranged house of s size in New York The fur
nure which Ia Of the best description, and nearly all new
With be purchased at appraised value de-
ared The property VIII be sold without reserve 70 tho
nyst bidder Terms easy 1000 OF tho purchaae money
q TIE HOUSE remain bond and and the ttls
ndspnisbis First class stocks bonds viii be taken IN
ent the market value required For cards OF ad
nhscn 70 the premises and full particulars, apply 70 tho
Ana M 4 eroad sire
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Ny ESTABLISHMENT HAS LONG BEEN NOTED AZ
W the esesp .egsr nwt" and am nor able :? otter
greater bargains Nan have done before AZ have
some thirty Invoices hat must be sod NEE, advances
o. CHEEKS II broadway.
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CORPOR ALTON NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE. THE COMMITTEE ON
~ Sewers OF the Board of Aldermen will meet Thurs.
18th inst O'Clock. the Rotunds PARK,
consider the following petitions for
Sewer In Forty min street. between Broadway and Seventh
Sewer In Vast Broadway between MARKET and Pike sree
Sewer in kxabeih street bstween Canal and BAyard.
Sewer in Third avenue between Ninth aud Tenth sreets
Sewer In Thirty sixth street, Of Tenth
Also sundry awards Of contraeta.
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GARDEN PLANTS AND rLOWKRs-wM. n. McrLr-
NJ VAIN VIII SELL this day, and every day this week. 81
seed store No John street. at 10x O'Clock climbing
dahlas verbenss uberoses gladioas psnsies Ac tc in
order r. Henderson, Jersey City Descriptive
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EHOU'EIsA-


prxBrs BorEr.- THE SUBSCRIBER Will. REMOVE
ID from PARK place 70 "A Broadway between rwclnh and
Thirteenth sirees This house having been esse for
Day the 18th Of May the European plan house has
been put In The most thorough and fss een supeby
tInshed entirely nsw ihs chambers sre se AID airy
pleasant and IN very by stages
and cars TO The business part OF 10 ely, -. -
CLIrFwooD MOUSE, on RAKIrAN BAY, TO LET,
one hurdred persons and u BEAUTIFULLY situated within 100
feet OF The steamboat dock and y hour from Nev yors
No Jsuncey court
f,LINroN PLACE HoTFl. CoRNEs OF BROADWAY
~ and Eighth street rh- subscribers have assumed the
management Of The above named hotel and determined
friends and he public Ladies ana sencneo
modated with full dollars day OF ako
from any cents 70 three dollars per day The
open AZ AL hours fsn sir O'clock A. 70 ,wsve ocloch r.
.. o. BARRELS.
I trranv the IA iaeant The undersigned IL now PRE-
psred 70 m ar ngencnis with families for the
wssr forsr, MAJ isea WI y. CozzENs
rroer HorrI- DINING SALOON AND RnsrAURAHY
A. dseaeiss Of he season upon s nurcssen Ian ssS ur
nshed throughout sA vsssst sprins bedA IodxirGs
n ssnsa
DAvTiiON, NEW BRiGhroN.-rufs EsrABLIsH.
eave 70 inform ss friends and The pabus amos ready
70 make arrangements with parties who wish engage
r. BLANCHARD.
THE UNITED STATES HofRT. Ar yAR BoCEAwAY,
a Ia l.. n now ready for gusssa Ne heuse and inrn
and I'M bs,bs NJ "a I'D ra,er CLOSETS w.sr
eceess &c. The location " delightful being only few
minutes ws frcm the ocean beach and essenf
house. charges moder,e stsGes leave The de-
pct on arrival Of he rains. wfLLIAas PrOsrissor.
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Tor sAIE-FIBsT GLASS Pour STORY HOUSE. NO.
~ LAmArtne plAse Twenty ninth street, between etehl
40 E.n.h avenues. Terms easy Apply 70 q. WOOD Is
3roAdWay.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 10, 1858.
The market was active and prices Of good stock
firm in favor OF holders. But few Sheep and limited
supply of Hogs offer on sale The stock Of Cattle Is
ample Prices same as last quotations.
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Ne Q)rans gauy Crescent Saturday aoug 9amba H. 1853.

with Cotton at l7-32@018i in Britishand American,
but the market closes with more fanucss at thee
,i,lD r,tn
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en- E, every THURSDAY.
,. II E(SItEtAFs EIbR FRlkEC ASFATRE

LElale&s5 ton weekly pHcktFor UuarhiIu Cits, mnuh
Bnou Barthoiomrw, SetlmeUn, Port Iliuu
mouth ArGonr Trenton Monroe Pine Buh Castor Coltm-
ba ttF' isoubnrg, Irndy, and ali landings Ouarha
BLtck rvesIhe magnificent passenger steamer r.. w.
Mc&ae, J. W, Tobp, commander Geo. ?. Work, clerk,
will leave positively above For freight passage apply
on board,
MUSE 4 BRO.
The McRae will take freghts for all points on Bayous DAT
bon aud Bartholomew with privilege OF tesbipping
EDWARDS & DENT2EI,
do Advertising A
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FOR YAzOO RIVER


Leaves on SATURDAY lIth inst, at s PM
IT, REGULAR BAXDO AND ITALIA
E4Eht4s5a hRtcMe Packet-For Mouth Of Cold Water,
ZszESEs553l piore, Greenwood, Sid0n, Honey Island
chaa G10o City satara and ycksburg-The superior
swift running packet steamer Col. II. H. JudsOHa. Capt.
Haves9u will leave above For freight passage apply
0 board.
EDWARDS & DENTZEIi
DIS Advertising Agents.