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Attorney for Thos. 4 ME-. Maso

GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE.-Two
~ desirable tracts of 400 each So an acre; or
VIII be exchanged for city property Also large amount
OF lands at all prices Offering superior advantages to
location, health and profit any other State in the
Union. Apply to JAMES r. BUTTS, Esq. Macon Geor-
gla; or, JAMES BOYD,
mutt % ST. Paul st
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DIAPER HANGINGS
4 AND
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY
o. He RRING,
-. NO 50 BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR GAY,
Has just received his fall stock of
FINE GOLD
AND SATIN GLAZED PAPER,
rom all the different manufactures Also, UNGLAZED
FfEkS, ranging from l2X to % cts. per piece, with
variety of
GILT AND VELVET BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS, OIL SHADES,
BUFF HOLLAND AND GOLD SHADES,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS MATING AND
DOOR MATS,
NARROW AND WIDE STAT VENETIAN BLINDS,
And in fact everything pertaining to the business.
VERANDAS MADE TO ORDER.
An experienced workman sent to any part of the State
of Maryland PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia. to put on paper
when travelling expenses are paid. ocl4-tf
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TNHE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
makes better Coffee than it is possible to obtain in any
other way-because, by ingenious simple arrang
ment the housekeeper may boil her Coffee for any length
Of time oithoa loss Of Aroma thus securing all the ele
men of the Coffee in their natural and proportional
binaton. ALFRED H REP
au17-tf No 80 Baltimore at
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ffi:::t FOR RENT. The Warehouse No.
4lII 40, Lombard street. opposite the Public Store Pos
@ session given Immediately; there two good Off
ces and large Dry Cellar the Gas fixtures taken
with the house Apply to
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INDIA RUBBER SOFT HATS, a new
and beautiful article Carpet Bags Rubber Gloves
ladies and gents an eecua cure for chapped and rough
hands; Mcintosh, Alpaca, Seca and Silk Waterproof
Coats Ladies' French Umbrellas and travelling Satches
Shoulder Braces Hair and Tooth Brushes Also Mechan
ical and Rubber Toys of entirely new designs r.
PUNDERS0N CO., No. 2O9 Baltimore st. nl8tf
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Culver PLATED GOODS.
Tea Sets, Spoons and Forks
Liquor and Table Casters
Fruit Baskets, Ladies'
Butter Plates Pitchers, &c.
Table Mats,
Japanned Toilet Sets
Tea Trays, Walters
Coal Holds, &c,
at lowest prices, at PAKRS CHINA HALL,
diff 211 Baltimore st.
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Call before purchasing and examine the large stock
seasoned Elbow PINE Dressed Flooring; also, WHITE
and Elbow PINE LUMBER of all kinds. On hand, a
large stock of ready made
DOORS, SASH, SHUTTERS &C.,
which be purchased much below present prices Call
and see for yourselves.
All orders left the Office of Charles and LON
bard streets, promptly attended to. n22-tf
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TT KELLY & son.
- MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. LIBERTY STREET,
Have received a full assortment of the newest
STYLES OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
THE
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
and respectfully solicit call from their customers and
others.
cash purchasers liberal deduction will be made
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-21
GREEN RIVER Co.,
near Fit. Bridger,
November 81, 1857.

To BaIouAM Youvo, En-. Governor q. r.:
On tho llth July, 1857, was appointed
by the President to be Governor Of this
Territory. Since my arrival within Che
limits of the Territory, regret to find that
many acts Of violence have been committed
on The highways, in The destruction and
robbery Of property belonging 10 the United
States. These acts, which Indicate that the
Territory is in asfete of rebellion, are a.
scribed, how truly DO not know, TO your
self. A proclamation, purPorting to have
issued from you, and passes signed by your
authority, found upon the person Of J sepIl
Taylor, have been submitted to my in,pec.
lion. The matter contained in Il csc papers
authoritarian commands violent and trea.
solstsle aets-7o2ts tending 10 The disruption
of TIE peaceI6r the peace Of the Territory,
and which, subject their actors 10 the penal.
ties accorded to traitors.
II these papers referred TO be no, authen-
tic, | trust you will promptly disown them
Therewth enclose copy Of my proclama.
ton TO the people of Utah.
You will oblge me by acknowledging the
receipt of this by the returning messengers.
am, sir, very respectfully, your ob't
&cu Sc,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-21
From Utah.

We publish below Gov. CuMM1Ne's let.
Ter to ex Gov. You've. and also his procla.
nation on entering the Territory, and de.
caring Utah in a state of rebellion. Our
information is that the Mormons, nlready
satisfied of the hopelessness Of their resist.
nnce, are preparing to abandon Salt Lake
City early in the spring. Pioneer parties
have already gone forward, and it is proba.
bic that YoUNe's threat, that the army
would find Great Salt Lake City in ashes
will be verified. They have determined
il is said 10 emigrate TO the British Posses.
sicns, but what portion of them is moi
known All that Governor YouHG has de-
,ermined upon, it is said, is, that he will
keep the troops Of the United States where
they are this winter. 1t is believed that
many hundreds Of the Saints will be left be.
hindto abide the protection Of the United
States troops. Understanding that the ar.
my was in want of salt, he sent 10 the camp
Of Col. JOHNSTON fifteen mules loaded with
salt, with his respects, but that officer sent
it back, with the remark that he would hang
any messenger from the same quarter, on q
ike eFrand.
Gov. You've was also very polite TO all
the officers Of the army-inviting them &c
pariake of his hospitality at Salt Lage City
and TO spend The winter there.
But all accoants= concur in saying that
the Mormons will leave Utah Territory in
the spring, and it is said that Col. JOHNSTON
is so firmly Of this belief that lie asks ne
increase OF the numerical force of the army
under his command, although supplies will
Of course, have TO be sent to him.
Only one olficer-Lieutenant SMITH, e
Dragons was sick, all the others, as ais,
the officers Of the Territory, were in excel
lent health.
Altogether, the news presents the condi
ton of the army engaged in this expedtio,
in an Unexpectedly favorable condition.
They may go into Great Salt Lake Cit,
even before reinforcements can reach theu
from our frontier, but it is the part of pru
dence to send them, and the Government
should do it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-21
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

In submitting TO the senate the papers Tor
which they have called, deem 1t proper to
make lew observations In capturing Zen:
walker ana MS command inter 'hey had
iahueu on ,he sou Oh nicaragua Coinmo-
dore FauIdlhg mas IN my OPINION commit
Yea grave error qune evident
however from the communications mere
Win 'raiiShltteu' u'at li'lS was done from
pure ana pa.rio,lc motives ana ID sincere
colNlc'Ioh 'iIa' lie was PIono'l's ,nc inter
es's anu VihuicatiiS t''e 'ohor o. ms co"h-
lfy' In resafu 10 nicaragua s!ie mas SuS-
Ialheu no '"lus.iGe oy 'ne "c' o' Commodore
rau'u'is' ms Ills nus el''Ieu 70 '!er oeho"''
anu re''eVeu ''e, 'iIi' Il" u'e""eu NV aslo"'-
one aIohe wou'u nave any right 10 com,
PLAIN OF lhe Vio'a,'"i' {" her tvrrtoFy' ana 1t
is qni'e certal" 'lIat sue WIN never eNer'
cise 'his f,Sh'' 1t u''queS'iohaoly ooeS not
oeiohS 20 On her ihyuuefS 10 comp Ill nef
name. one mas o'oii iesoueu W GO"'ho'
dore FauiaihS from the'r Assaults. Inc er
ror OF 'nis Sa'la''t oilic1r co,.s's'S !" eNceed-
ing MS lns'ruc'ions ana '"1ull'g MS sailors
and marines IN nicaragua whether WIN OF
without her cohse"'' 'Ui ''e purpose o'
making war upon any m'li!oFy 'orce W"a'
ever, when lie might l'nu III me country y, no
matter from whence 'ney came ms ms
power certainly dld not oel"hg 10 him' ~
bedlence TO law ana conformity 70 'hs'fuc-
lions are the pest guides Tor all oihcers,
civil and military and when they transcend
these limits and act upon 'heir own personal
responsibility evil consequences almost IN
evliaoiy follow Under these cirtums'ah'
cess, when Marshal hyndefs presented nm nm,
sell at the state department on me ZS'h
"H'' WIN Deh' ""'"er ~ c"S'ouy' t'e sec
rotary informed MN mat The executive de-
par'men' o. tne government ala not fecog'
Mise Zen. walker as prisoner; mat II mad
no directions 10 give concerning NM ana
mat II was only ,ir1ug the aG''on OF me Ju'
dietary he con'u De 'a"in'!y neiu IN CUSTODY
to answer any charges :ha' might be brought
against him. IN mus lar disapproving the
conduct Of Commodore FaI'dlnSi no refer
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-21
Howard Association

Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
l. such as SPERNAToRRHGE, SEMINAL WEAK
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GoNoRRHGA, GLEET, SYPHIL-
LIS. the vice of ONANIsM. SELF-ABUsE, &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
OF the awful destruction of human life. caused by
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions praciced upon
the unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as CHAR
TABLE ACT worthy of their name, 10 give MEDr-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted
who apply by letter, with description Of their
condition, Gage, occupation, habits of life, &c.,
and in case OF extreme poverty and suffering, 10
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Insti-
tuition, established by special endowment, for the
relief of the sick and distressed afflicted with
"Virulent and Epidemic Diseases" II has now
surplus of means, which the Directors have voted
to expend in advertising the above notice. It is
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age, and will furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
Just Published, by the Association, Report on
SpermatoThGa, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of
Onanism, Masterbation or Self Abuse, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, Gin a sealed
envelope) FREE OF CHARGE, on the receipt of
Two STAMPS for postage.
Address, DIR. GEo. X. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. , South NMTH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order OF the Di-
rectors. EZRA d. HARTWELL, President
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secretary.
August 8. lS57-6ms
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-21
Proclamation of Gov. Cumming
GREEN RIVER County, NEAR

UTAH TERRrroRY, Nov. 2lst, 1857.
To the People of Utah Territory:
On the llth of July, 1857, the President
appointed me TO preside over the Execu-
tive Department OF this Territory. l ar.
rived at this point on the l7th of this month
and shall probably be detained some time
in consequence oil the loss of animals dur
ing the recent snow storms. | will pro-
coed at this point 20 make the preliminary
arrangement for the temporary organization
of the Territorial government.
Many reasonable acts Of violence have
recently been committed by lawless midi
viduals, supposed to have been countenanc.
ed by the late Executive; such persons are
in state of rebellion: proceedings will be
Instituted against them in Court organ.
lied by Chief Justice EcKELs, held IN this
county, which will supercede the necessity
Of appointing military commission for the
trial OF such offenders. Il is my duty &c
enforce unconditional obedience 10 the Con-
stitulion, TO the organic laws of this Terri.
tory, and to all the other laws of Congress
applicable 10 you. To enable me to effect
this object, will IN the event of resistance
rely first upon posse commitatuS of the
well disposed portion of the inhabitants o.
this Territory, and will only resort TO mil
itary posse in case of necessity. trust
that this necessity will not occur,
come among you with no prejudice OF
enmities, and by the exercise Of Just AMI
firm administration, hope to command your
confidence, Freedom of conscience ant
the use OF your own peculiar mode of serv-
ing God, are sacred rights guaranteed by
the Constitution, with which 1t is not the
province of the Government or the dspo
sitiOn Of IFS representatives in this Terrific
ry 10 interfere.
In virtue of my authority as Commander
in.Chief Of the militia Of this Territory,
hereby command all armed parties of indi
viduuls, by whomsoever organized, TO dis
band, and return to their respective homes
The penalty of disobcdisnoe TO this com
mand will subject the offenders 10 the pun
ishmcnt due 10 traitors.
A. CUMMING, Gov. Utah Ter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-21
a. CUMMING, Cav. Utah Ter.

LATrR.-The army went through the
South Pass on the Oath of September, and
on the 25h hosllities on the part of the
Mornons commenced. They fired on the
picket, who were guarding the mule herd,
and then attempted to stampede the mules
Pie movement. temporarily successful,
failed as the entire herd was recovered on
the same day. No cavalry being on the
ground, however, the marauders e capped.
Nothing more was seen Of them until the
9th, when, approaching Green river, some
five or six were observed, but they fled be-
fore the advance guard could reach them.
The army concentrated at Hams Fork
and on the 81 October the Mormons burned
three supply trains containing some of the
Cunmlssary stores. They also succeeded
iu running of the oxen. On The I'd and
9Th, they burned the grass, but the army
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-21
BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS!
FOURTH YEAR OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

N,
-,
The FAMOUS
DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS
A pURCHAsED AT A COST OF g6SO ono!
-.
AND FoNLhs' NoHip N1"oN Wv. y ~ 81 \ Oh VI "h
GT r. @ & x - L - " es
Re. purchased for sir Thousand dollars; with seve-
raj hundred other works of Art, in Paintings
be awarded to the subscribr rs of the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
az 20, 80, ,o5e
VINO subscribe petore me zoih OF January 1910;
at "mch 'lthc Tue awards WIN ''Ne pace
Terms OF subscription.
Evor, subecribor of tbreo JolIo,s is entitled TO
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-21

Bacon, Lard, Hides y
w pies, Feathers, &c.
marth5. THOMSON, LEWIS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-01-21
GLASGOW FEMALE SEMINARY.

TINhe next session Of this Institution. will COM
l. mence on WEDNESDAY, FEB'Y 10, 1868.
Terms:-For session of twenty weeks.
Elementary Studies ..... ......S 90
Common English ..'' ........ 10 90
Advanced ....... ....... 70 30
Classics and Mathematics ..'... 10 90
Music, Piano or Gutar.... 20 90
Use of instruments, for practice, ........ 3 90
French'..' '......,........... 90
Drawing and Painting ....'............. 10 90
Incidental EXPENSE. ........ ......." 90
No deduction made except for sickness, for
three weeks or more.
Boarders taken at S75 per session, including tu-
ition, washing, fuel, sc.
One half of tuition and board, required in ad
vance. c. d. SIMPSON, Prin.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Arrivals Out.

Arrivals Out,
QUEBEC, August 23.-The Cunard steamship Cana.
da arrived out on the 7th inst The North American
and the Kangaroo arrived out on the llth.
The Cherbourg Fetes.
The Cherbourg fetes were concluded on the Sth
inst, with the Inauguration of the equestrian statue
of Napoleon the Great.
The Emperor Napoleon III made another pacific
speech on the occasion in which he said the French
Government will not wage war except in defence of
national honor and the great interests Of Europe
China.
The Allied forces had advanced without opposition
as far as Tiensin followed by the Americans aud
Russians. high Mandarne had been appointed by
the Emperor of China and sent to negotiate with the
plenipotentiaries of the Western Powers.
Atlantic Gable Stock.
The Atlantic Gable shares had an advancing ten
dency. They are quoted at about f9O0.
The Queen and Prince Albert had gone to Prussia
Annexation Of Mexico.
The London Times in leading article, favors the
annexation of Mexico to the United States.
Steamship Great Eastern.
The Ieviathan steamship Great Eastern is to be
sold at auction.
New sub-Mariue Telegraph.
prospectus has been issued for the establishment
graph Company.
James Tilton who absconded some time since, he's
been arrested.
The War in India
Adyices from Calcutta to the 4th of July report
that the Sepoys had returned in force to the nnges
near Jndespore
General Layard had resigned his command on ac
count of i'll health.
Is bpl bn IIur11ip rnta -
ward Buhrrepore.
AIaun Sing was besieged at Shangurh
General Whitlock had captured Fierouan in Bauda.
Napoleon and Victoria,
1t is rumOred that Napoleon will visit Victoria at
Osborne some time during the autumn.
The reported abdication Of the King Of Holland is
contradicted,
SLAYER Captured.
The American ship Elizabeth Gibbs, with full
cargo of slaves on board, has been captured off the
coast of Africa.
Latest by Telegraph
LONDON, Aug 1.-THE funds closed fiat. A de-
cline Of l-l6 is reported, Money is abundant Bills
are discounted at q to q. The Times says the
funds are firm,
Sir John Lawrence has accepted the seat pro1ered
him in the East Indian Council.
Commercial
LIVERPOOL, Aug. lo.-Flour- Baltimore and Phil
adelphia 2ls. Cd to OBS. Ohio, % to 23s Wheat
dull, with declining tendency poorer qualities hat
declined most-Western White Wheat, Gs to 6s Sd.
Red, IS. 3D. to IS. Sd. Southern White, 6g. Cd. tt
Is. 3d.; Red, IS, l0d. to 6s Sd. CoIn-Inferor, firm
no demand for good qualities White Corn, SIS t.
34s. Cd; Yellow, 32s. to 33s. Cd; Orleans White
50 to 33s Provisions steady circulars report Bee
dull Pork steady; Bacon steady Lard quiet
Choice is quoted at CO.
Sugar has advanced Cd. and closed firm. Coffee
quiet. Rice steady
American Securities.
American securities are reported slow of sale witt
prices generally unaltered.
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CoMMERCIAL NEWS.


taT THE SATIoSAL soUTHEEz LISzs.
QUEBEC, Aug. 23.-The screw steamship Anglo.
Saxon, Of the Canadian line, arrived at this port to-
day, bringing adTioes from Liverpool to the morning
Of the 1lth inst, four days later than those by the
Arabia at New York.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1.-THE sales Of Cotton for the
three days since the sailing of the Arabia amount to
24Q90 bales. OF this amount spectators took 5000
and exporters 500 bales The market opened buoy.
ant on Saturday and closed on Tuesday quiet and
steady.
ConsOls.
LONDON, Aug. lO-Consols for money closed at 964 /
to 96f Consols for account at 96s
Trade at Manchester.
Advices from Manchester continue favorable There
was good demand for goods, and prices closed firm.
Breadstuffs and Provisions.
The Breadstufs market generally had declining
tendency, and all qualities had slightly declined
The Provision market generally had experienced
ittle change, and prices closed steady.
The weather continued fayorobIe for the crops
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The principal diseases follows ApOpexy 4, con.
gestion Of the brain consumption convulsous 49,
Group b delrut darrlea a. dropay 2 drowned
d. aontey enteis rqageys fever i5 pheid fever
yellow fever 5i2 sassro ene g. disease Of heart nsna-
ton Of throat 3, sboEn teehng g. s.
centiun !, etc.
OF the whole number 2s men, I03 women 95 boys
81 girls There were 90 under of 3 between Il
and 90 81 between 20 and between % and 90 I23 between
20 and i p between ~ aud 90 2l natives Of the
United States 6l Of Ireland a Of ernaDy Of Engand
etc.
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THE LAKE.

Ts OVER THE LAKE - SUNDAY
alIf} "a Excursion to Mundeyile Lewisburg and Mad
isonytile-The elegant low pressure steamer
Arrow, W. Hoffman, commander will leave the Pon.
rhrrn Railroad on the arryH OF the III o'clock cars
.Retnning leaves Madisonyeat "A p H. arriving in time
for the J.. NJ cars for the city.
y. a. FOSDICK Agent
AM # I} NRrcbez street
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CoRS CROP IN EIRGISIA.-The Richmond Wing
ofthe 18th inst says:
We have conyersed recently with several persons
from the country on the subject of the corn crop,
and they all concurred in the opinion that it al
most impossible for this cereal to recover from the
wtherng effects of the late drought. In some por-
tions ofhe State the farmers will scarcely average
barrel to the acre The price Of has been tend.
ing upward for some time past, and there is scarcely
a doubt that it will continue to advance in value
This may reconcile some of the farmers TO what they
consider the low rates forwhea, and, it were bal
auce the account.
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THE FOlLY or DrGLLNG.-Punch says a wise
thing now and then. Speaking of dueling, it says
Without reference to the brutal folly and wicked
ness Of the duel we have put an end to it simply as
rational beings who do sum in satisfaction. We
have, after good many years, we confess Of Mon.
tague House aud Wormwood Scrubbs, arrived at the
conclusion that duelling is unfair, because men are
unequal in value.
We now agree that an educated, intellectual, york
ing citizen, the mainsay of loved family, the adj
wiser of trusting friends, useful, recognized man
with life assurances that would be vated if he telL
in wilfu fray, is no match for an empty.headed
younger son, with Just brains enough for drill, pale
ale, and Skye terriers who has been put into the
army to be got rid of, and who may chance to lind
room in his narrow skull for an idea that he has been
insuted. Arithmetic has settled the question, and
Cocker forbids his pistol cooking
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DEATH OF Two INDIAN CHIEFs.-Strike-the-Re
q famous chief Of a band of Sioux Indians who
have their camp near the mouth Of James river some
fifty miles above Sioux City, in Dacotah met his
death at the hands OF band of Indians located at
Vermlion, some thirty miles above whose chief was
Mad Bull The two bands had difficulty and fight,
in which Mad Bull was killed. Mad Bulls party then
made another attack on Strike-the.Ree, in which the
chief was killed. Srke-theRee was regarded as one
Of the sheWdest chiefs in Dacotah Territory Mad
Bull is said to have been bad Indian, particularly
cross against the whites.
Our readers may recollect the names of those
chiefs, as they are the same Of whom we made men
ton as having been to Washington a few months
since. [St Joseph Gazette.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

ssuas - n,,u.,,s,9ns.g-, " Jew ORLEANS. JACR-
EastG Is ISON AND GREAT NORTHERN
esaa9 sgHsS RIA II.ROAD
On and after MONDAY, the 3lst day Of May, 1858 Pas
Train will leave New Orleans daily 73U A. NJ, and
arrive al Canton At 30 o'clock T. NJ.
Returning will leave 40 A. NJ arrive at New
Orleans AT 6 30 O'Clock 2. NJ
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E9ga> FOR I.TVMIiPOOI4-Y7IE Al FAST SAIL.
Ht5Ssis ing American Stlp Lorenzo, GHprHu --, is
aaa now loading for tie above For freight Of to-
j P, WHITNEY 4 Co, 81 Garondeet street.
For Passs apply 10 the captain board Posi- IL First
N'tl. Ru5
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KNEW How" You don't seem to know now to
take me" said vulgar fellow to gentleman he had
insnlted. g" Yes, ! do" said the gentleman taking
him by the nose.
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R0GEALr &, q. ts Coz, SHIP AGENTS AND COM
- MISSION MERCHANTS r. Camp street.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.

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