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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-13
Dayton, Xcnin q Columbus II. R,
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Three Daily Trains, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
L for the East as follows. Night Express at 20 n.
mJDay Express 100 a. m; Aooommodation8l 10 p. m.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation b.62 a. m );
No. EXPRESS, ll,3O a., m. Day Express, $50 y. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on p. II, Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street
Dayton, Xenia and Columbus-Leaves at $50 y.
m, and arrives at 500 a. m.
All freghts left at the Depot by $50 p, m, Will
be forwarded same day, bv $50 p. m. Freights ar.
riylng at o, sap m, win be delivered AZ BnOa.
J. DURAND, Supt.
c. WARmAS, Gcnn. Ag't. apri3
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IN.|I |.|' I|7|- /" = '..| .Tl.@g
from which mankind anlier oyer largo pnft Of
The globe, j. The coupeQuencc Of diseased action
m The eysiem, Induced by the poisonous miasm
Of Vegetable decay. This cxhnlafinn isevolved
BY thc action OF solar heat on vet sol, and liset
with The watery vapor from H. While p,e sun u
below the horizon this yapor fingers near The
enrths surfnce and the Virus 4 fnkcn with it
through tholungs into the blood. There Il acfa
ns an irritating poison on the Internal tiscera
and cxcrcting organs Of the body. The liver b.
comes torpid and fails 10 secreto not only this
virus, but also tho bile from llle blood. Both
the Virus and the bile accumulate In the crcala-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder
the spleen, the kidneys, ind the stomach sytns
pathiEe with the liver, and become disordered
also, Finally, the instinct OF our organism, M
II in an attempt 70 cxpcl she noxious infusion,
concentrates tho whole blood Of tho body In tho
internal excrctories 10 force them 10 cast II ont
The blood leaves the surface, and rushos 10 tho
central organs with cOngcstve violence. This II
tho CmLL. But IN this effort II falls. Then the
FEyER follows, In which the blood leaves tho
central organs and rushes TO the surface, as II
IN another effort TO expel the irritating poison
through the other great cxcretory - tho skin. In
this also II fails and the system hbondons the nt-
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF
strength to repeat tho hopeless effort another day
These nro the fits or paroxysms of FEvER AND
AGuE. Such constitutional disorder will of
course undermine tho health II Il Is not removed,
We have labored to nnd, and have found, an
nutidOtc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-13

SENATOR GREEN, OF MIssoURI.-This dis
tinguished gentleman made an able and elo,
quent speech ut Jefferson City on the 9Th
in the course Of which he complimented
Senator Douglas in manner at once cred,
table to the head and heart Of truly dem,
ocratic and liberal man lie secuted the
insinuation, that he, or the democratic
party were to be divided on technical ques,
tions In answer to a question whether he
would vOto for Mr.. Douglas if nominated fol
the Presidency by the Charleston Convcn'
tion, he said
"He had been asked whether he would
vote for a certain individual (5tephen A.
Douglas) if nominated for the Presidency by
the Charleston Convention. lie answered
without hesitation, yes. lie differed in
opinion with Mr. Douglas upon several
points in his political creed but he was ms
wide asunder from Seward, OF any other
man that would be nominated by the Black
Republican party, as heaven is from earth .
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DAILY EMPIRE.

~ Little's Living Age, for April, has N
ollowiug faithful TRANSLATION from Goethei
THE TREASURE piooFR.
Poor in purse and broken hearted,
Many weary dsy waited;
Want alone is 10 be hated,
Riches are the highest good.
So, from sorrow 10 be parted,
Forth 1 went to dig a treasure.
"Thine, my soul, is at thy pleasure"
Aud the pact completed stood.
So my circles duly made !.
Flamelets, dsrtiug hither, thither;
Ranged the herbs aud bones together
Finish'd was the magic rite,
Then with mattock and with spade
stoully dug, as had been bidden,
For the treasure yonder hidden.
Black and stormy was the night,
And saw a distant light now
Coming onward like a altar, there
From behind and from nfar. there
As the stroke OF twelve was Ger
In q moment all was bright now,
For the gloom had 10 surrender
To brimming goblets splendor,
Which loving stripping bore,
Cheerful eyes were softly glancing
Meath flower wreath woven thiekIy,
Close beside me slept bequickly,
Aud, In friendly wise demeaned.
Bade me drink, the cup advancing
And ] did not think Of danger,
For this lovely friendly stranger
Gould not surely be the fiend.
Drink the sense Of pure existence
En, ff.tt al
Inoantation, feHts unsightly,
Midnight coniuriugs all are Ger.
Dig not here with vnin persistence,
Work by day, by night enjoyment.
Festive close TO right employment,
Be thy spell word ovcrmore /"
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Sewing Machine

As there is in the market, at reasonable
price. Our Machine was given the MOST
FAVORABLE NOTICE in the report of the
Fair at the franklin Institute at Philadel-
phia, and PLACED AT THE HEA d of
the list in point of merit, and has received
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DIR. WOLFE's
CINCINNATI INSTITUTE,
FOR
Diseases of the Lungs and Throat,
No. 20l Vine st., between 9th and 9Th.
DEhSONs HAVING Any. AFEEC

DEhSONS HAVING ANY AFFEC-
tions Of the Lungs or Throat are Invited TO call
AZ On WOLFHa CtECINHA1t IEHTtTUTE, where this
class OF maa'eea 10 treated exclusively on themost
Improved method OF medlcating air for Inhalation;
In c. nnection with constitutional treatment.
Those who cannot visit the inatitute, but are de-
sirous Of employing Medioated Inhalation st home,
Will have circular sent 10 them containing full
description of Medicated Inhalation and list OF
questions respecting disease In the chest which, by
answering correctly, will enable me IN many In
stances 10 form proper opinion of the case and
prescribe and forward by express or otherwise taa
ordered) the proper medicines and inhaler, (sec the
engraving RboveO with full disections, to be used
at home. In this way, have treated patients with
entire success, after thelrhome physicians hadp
nounced them hopeleasly lncurabe
For the circular enclose a postage stamp, and
address,
On. N Is. WOLFE,
box 25iO Cincinnati Ohio.
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ga Stitch in Time Saves Nine. -
THE SIMPLE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT
4 we have Machine In every way equal TO the
FirS-ClaSs Machines,
AT THE VERY LOW PRICE OF
$35
TIE DEMAND

Having already EXCEEDED THE SUP
PLY, and being now PREPARED TO
MEET ANY d DlMAND, and to FILL ALL
ORDERS PR0MPTL Y, we feel it our
duty, TO the class Of people who have been
neither WILLING nor ABLE to pay such
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"Mother, how long till summer time ?"
"Six months, my darling"

The late Charles =. Hovey, dry goods msr-
chant, Of Boston, bequealhed as follows To
his wife $50, ,OOoi to each Of his four children
sI7, 600; to wm. Lloyd Garrison. Henry O.
Wright. Parker Pillsbuy, and Stephen s, Fos
ter, s9,OOO each. Several legAeisa arc made to
the relatives, aud the balance Of the estate
which is supposed to amount TO $4,000 to
Wendell Phillips, Francis jackson. wm. Llyd
Garrison, and others, for the benefit Of the An
ii Slavery, Wopanb Rights, and Non Rssls
taAt Societies.
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ptS-See advertisement of DR.. Sanford 8
LIVER INVIGORATOR in another col
umn.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expol Il from
the body. As 1t should, so Il does cure this af
aictivo disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
docs more, or rather docs what Ia Of moro SER
vice 10 those subject 70 this Infection. II taken
In season Il expels II from the system as II Is alb
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use Il free from
Its attacks; keeps the system In health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently II not only
cures, but protects from, the great variety Of af
fcctlons which are Induced by this malignant
influence, such ns Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, ToothRche, Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Phlpltatons, Painful AZ
fectOns Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis,
aud Painful Affections OF tho Stomach and Bow.
els, all Of which, when arising from this cause,
will be found 10 assume more or less the lntermt-
tent type. This "AgUE CURE" removes the rpuse
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This II acconpilshes by stimulating the excre.
tories TO cxpel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become hablted TO do this
thek Office OF their own accord. Hence arises
whatwe term aoelimat0a Time may accomplish
the same end but often life Is not long enough or
Is sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUR
CuRE" does Il at once, aud with safety. Wehave
grent reason TO believe this Is stlter as we'll as
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which are caused by the miasmatic infection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
II has still another important advantage to the
public which Is that II Is cheap as well as good.
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HIGH PRICES

AS have been demanded by other machines,
to use all the means in his power. to let.tho
Public know that they can got as good n
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Dayton & Michigan n. r.
hA@
SHORT LINE VIA LIMA,
so Miles Travel ana 3 hours Time
saved between
DAYTON AND CHICAGO.

DAYTON AND CHICAGO,
Two Daily Trains. Ono Change OF
Cars only.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1852
Urrains will leave Dayton at Z, ,55 a. m. and
7,35 p. m, for sidney, Lima, Dsphos, Fort
Ways, Toledo, Dstroit, Chicago. Quincy, Rock
Island, Galsna, Danloith and 81. Paul
First Train leaving Dayton at 1853 a, m, ar
riges at Fort Wayne 0t p. m, connecting with
tralns on the Toledo, Wabash Western road at
2,t5 m, Tor Huntington, Peru, Logansport and the
the South West an at Chicago at 80 p. in time
TO connect with all evening trains leaving that
city. This traiu also connects at Siduey with
trains on the A. I. Rold, East and West and
at Piqua with O. = a l. Road for Columbus, aud
at WGpakousta with Hack for st. Marys, Bremen
and Minister.
sselnd Tsain, Leaves Dayton q 1856 p. m.
arrives at Fort Wayne at 2,25 a, M, connects
with trains on the T. w. a w. r.. r. at 4, 10 n.
m, for Defiance, Toledo a Detroitl at Chicago at
SIT q. mi making close connections with all
trains for the West aud North West.
RETURNING,
LIST Train leaves Chicago s,l7 am. Lima 4, 10
d. m, reaches Dayton z 80 p, m.
I'd Train leaves Chicago As p. M Lima ,4Oa.mj
reach Dayton 7.5O n. m.
The 3 40 a. m. Train from Lima oonnonts at
pidua with Trains on Q. p. X /. r, II for Colum@
bus and thu East-both trains make close connoc-
tions with trains on the c, H. a D. II. r, for Gin
cinnah and the South.
"sieepng cars are attached to all night trains
between Lima and Chicago"
Through Tickets fot Fort Wayne, Toledo Detroit,
Chicago, and points West and Northwest Also for
Pittsburgh, Phllaiepha and all Eastern cities, and
for all local points the Beefontsine and Indian
apolis r. can behad BY calling s. r. KIEG, Tick
ct Agent Union Depot Daytoni or on the diff rent
agents on the line.
Fare as low as by any other route.
BE careful and call for Tickets bv way OF Lima
Ea@The rates Of Freight to ~ Points East or West
viii at all times be as favorable rs are charged by
other Companies.
No Transfers between Da n and Chicago
OK Pittshurg.
Apr2s NJ. SHOEMAKER, sup't.
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win there be Flowers in Heavens

Manufacturer and Proprietor of Golden sAlve
Lowell, Mass.
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aRpnNvILLn AND MIAMI n n.

~ y IA IA ~
Change OfTiusc,
IA and after Monday, April IL, 1859, until fur
Otaer notice, trains will run as follows:
Lhavss Dayton Union Depot at $40 u. m. and
500 p. NJ. Arrive at Union at Ii so a. m. and
$50 p, m.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union at 7,45 a. m, and AS p. M,
arrives Mt Dayton at 1885 a. M, and 3, 80, p. m.
The 100 P. NJ train leaving Dayton makes close
connection at Union with the Express train on the
Belletontane road, for Indianapolis, connecting on
its arrival with trains for Lafayette Terre Haute
and all points west, north and north west.
For tickots and further information, apply to
Samuel w. King, General Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, 9th street.
II. G. sTIMs0N, sup't.
dee2
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8iber SnteIliaente.
cRnsczss OFFICE. No. 70 oA A, s7 .ssa

CREscEnr OFFICE, No. 10 CAMP srREEr,3
Wednesday, September IA, 1859.
General Remarks--B slness--The Weather.
The jus. Montgomery "Reminiscences of
the NIissl ssippl Riyer--The w. NJ. Morrison
repairing Mt st. Louis---The Champion on
her way dOYn-The Imperial not going In
the Memphis trade--fhe Robert WATSON
Clippings from our Exchnngss--Arrivals
Observation-Disclosures To-day, etc., etc.
The weather yesterday was very warm. the ther.
mometer standing at ninety in the shade. Business
was dull on the leyee-the departures and arrivals
being light.
The steamer Jas. Montgomery is to leave Cairo on
the 24th inst. for New Orleans, under the command
of Capt. ]. B. Archer.
The lowest water between St. Louis and Cairo, as
recoected by Capt Sellers, was 10 the winter OF ls43'
The depth Of water ON the Illinois side was twenty
eight inches, and on the Missouri side thirtytwo
inches All the st. Louis and New Orleans packets
had to lay up.
The W. NJ. Morrison is at St. Louis repairing. She
will leave for this port on Sunday, the 25th.
The Champion left st. Louis on the 18th, with an
excellent trip Of freight and two hundred deck pas
sengers
The St. Louis papers state authortatively that the
Imperial will not go in the Memphis trade, but will
continue TO run as regular railroad packet between
here and st. Louis.
By q dispatch received by us yesterday, we learn
that the steamer Robert Watson, Capt John Smoker,
passed Bayou Sara yesterday at o'clock, and will
arrive today. The Watson will leave again on Fri
day.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the 9th says:
/ The Saint Mary, four years DID, has gone under il
! the Upper Missouri. She has seen great deal o
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S5O,t66
Earnings of the Road for the twelve months endn
the 31st August, 1859:
Total earnings for twelve months

Total earnings for twelve months. ,246
The moaey article of the Missouri Democrat of the Sh
does not give atering epose financial affairs in
section The interior OF the State be under
element regarding the action of the local banks would
call these associations banks there
definition Of them, readers own
assumptions.
ST. LOUIS Sept g. 1s59-Noney very stringent though it
generally supposed will become easier by
month. Currency Is with houses bought
only discount for bankabs funds With others it is
abundant day and only bought Il discount Exchange
demand for xchange great but active the last
three days than previously The selling for sight the
funds prem for Currency Oh the Souri, and cn
ennali and par for gold prem for Missouri and
Mont BANK set has been rumored for week past
that scene similar 10 that enacted Chicohe presented
at Liberty Missouri about that time The Details being
II reported that Missouri bank with some S3 600
the Farmers Branch Bank Liberty presented the same
redemption IN gold The cashier counting
money but in slow and dignided manner III also an
appearance of that expeete tonehirg happen
gnt terminate this unpleasant Pigment Very
they perfect liberty to do they please whether CON
trary the laws that supposed the
in tho vicinity of bank One or
two them entered the bank and presented paper
talk was had finally the holder of
leave he would DO allowed to take dollar Of coin
the This with other remarks and movem Of the fast
gathering crowds outside led the bholder to bsieve
Joke of earnestnoss Peierng the bill,
whole skin and feathers and possibly total loss Of
he concluded to the bank nd defenders
dent the bank Mr. Samuel that he absent
ing bank meeting 10 this city at the time He Doubtless
would given Illegal
full proceedings
Al Cincinnati there change money matters illinois,
and Missouri Ia not be had under k discount being Ssied
freely.
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Ne@ @rlsans dtlontg Ntarkst.

CRESCENT street
Tuesday Evening, Sept. Is, 1889. !
The general money market moved along quietly to-day
There small transactions months paper of good
and fair grade at the rate of 10 ct y annum. The move
ment at the banks moderate The calls for discounts
were readily responded to- There very little offering
the street to-day either in paper exchange stocks The
only sales which have bearing the Market in the
way of securities $4,000 Opelousas Railroad Construction
Bonds Ut S4s and $4,000 jackson Railroad Construction
Bonds al IS 16 both drawing interest at the rate of act
These all the sales heard the bond way
The opeousas Railroad Company is extending its operation
beyond Betwcks Bay. The Jackson Railroad is earning
largely as will appear by the figures below The large
OF business with the Jackson Railroad requires
additional boat to transport Manchac
the city The of the road have chartered
onal steamer bring the daily accommodating receipts OF cot
ton at Pass Manchac to the CITY,
The Exchange to-day In kind of betweenity
dealers wanted to at low rates. then again they
The counter rate at the banks for checks New
at 4 Pct prem Outside drafts ranged from parah prem
round sum Of three days sight sold par xy
sight at k@ dis In Sterling the transactions were dim
nuve though note the sales London lO9 maxim
extreme quotations to rule from 1924 with small sums
of Sterling direct being sold for remittance IIOIO
There was not much done in francs We the sales
on Paris direct at the rate of 57 and other
5S@52 90 These figures indicate business and under
eadmess in the New York market At last dates quoted
francs at Paris direct The for Sterling
in New York at last dates bankers bills lOllO
and prime commercial bills l09sl0l1O
Tho total earnings Of the New Orleans jackson and Great
Northern Railroad for the last twelve
the expectations Of all outside of those closely connected with
the road Tbs estimates Of earnings for the last year
the Company made at million of dollars The FISCAL
Of the Company from the 1st of April st
March, We however, make up the earnings general
financial and commercial year. running September
to the 3st Of August and very we'll satisfied with the
amount it Is unnecessary to enter into extended details
The quantity Of cotton brought the year end
ing 3st August 452 bales The quantity brough
for this commercial WILL in vew reach 600
The following the earnings for the last nth august
1883
received Tor Irelght .S22,44S
Received for passengers. 20 0lS
Received for mails. $500
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arlcIDEss-A wellknown citizen Of Baltimore,
Nfsa ohn stauter. committed snicide in that city
- ~ 80, By hanging himself to bedpost with
: clothet line, while laboring under temporary In.
saaify. he iwaa Rfty. i've years Of age, and owned
rsal e1sate worth 40 900 Or $4,000.
4 nlsn named Vim. Mockley committed suicide in
Cnetnnatl % tho 7th inst, while suffering from de-
ltisM trenens, by tying strap around his neck,
fnatshing tho other end to the WALL and then throw
Inc ~ weight Of his body forward upon It, He had
hstusr made several attempts upon his life.
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LIyERPOoLPer ship Houghton 25T2 bales cotton, 1928
stayes
PEhSACOLA-Per schr Antonio-35 bbls -four bbls oil 6
bbls bbs whisky bbls apples bbls moasses bbs
onionsl Dbl vinegar bbls beans bbls pork bbs bbs
bread do do bacon tc bacon les lard rice Dbl
rice casks wine do do ale eighth casks and II box
brandy boxes II do care box tongues boxes cheese
do candies do tobacco arch kegs butter
sacks coffee "a sacks sacks l26 pkgs erce
hams
HAVANA via KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PoRTs-Per
steamship Gave ton35 bbls pork 20D bbs -four IS bbs
ases 81 bDls whisky sacks bran IT'S sacks Is bb
IS pcs machinery.
MATAGoRDA BAY-Per Steamship Robt Waterman
10 hhds hams Is bxs candles 81 boxes cheese 10 bys
bread ~ sacks coffee 10 ale 50 boxes 10 bb apples 80
bbls flour hbs beans u bbs whisky ~ bb moasses III bbs
pork bbs vinegar 10 bbs potatoes do fish.
TAMPICO-Per scAr W Harkness-200 Inf bales cotton II
bales silks 35 bills to bulls brandy 50 vermnce 10
liquors 10 bds SU6 lumber kegs lard
mdse
PHILADELPHIA-Per bark Aura-74 hhds tobacco 1850
pigs lead 26 bds hides 10 bales cbks IL boxs
DOL empty bbls 81 empt csrboys
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Imports.

ReCefptS nj the CHfOHUeItt CNhnI.
SHE'LL BANKS-Per schr Ann MEG wu-3t0 bbs shells tt
order.
SHELL BANKS-Per schr Alert-5sO bbls shells, order
BONF0UCA-Per schr Joinville-30 cords wood, order.
BONFOUCA-Per schr Liberte-35,00 900 bricks.
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr Belle Creoe-35,0G9 Shingles
order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr Clementne-16O00 feet lumber
to order
ANTE RIvER-Per schr Minni-lS wood to order.
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BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Duncan Kenner-25 bales
cotton to PrtcArd Fower-20 do Hawkins Norwood-6
Slaugh er, Smith & McRae-4 Ar Mltenberger Borron-6
John Watt &co6 Turnbull &cosundries 10 order-Toal
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

&c :. e =, EAT GEM I&k
Fer all Points
NORTH AND E Asst!
Or. Of til. following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
Frs will leave New Orleans Is follows:
AmPcrta1., Capt. o. B. Roger
Ass. 80. Sept. 10, ost. > and -. New. 10.
- Os Capt. IaAAs d. Jonss
Sept. aud II. oct. IL ard 81. Nov. 10.
II. y. Capt. Bart B. wen.
sept. and 49, Oct Is, Nov and "a.
Now FAAe Clty............ ......CApt. j. d. Wsods
Aug. TO- Sept 8 and %, Oct. Is, Nov. 4 and "a.
A. II. Lacey............... ....... Capt Geo. rayo,
Avg, Is, Sept I and q, Oct. II. Nov. and Is.
E. r. DIX
Aug 20, Sept and y, Oct. 10, Nov. 8 and %.
City of Memphis. Capt W. J. Koun.
Aug. ~ Sept. IL, oc'. and 81 Nov 10 and 80.
Ulaulator'. Jno Knefster
Aug "a, Sept Is, Oct. and %. Nov. IL.
Wms NJ. MOrrlsOn. Capt. Jno N. Bofi ger.
Aug. 26. Sept. 10, Oct. land Is, Nov. H.
Champion Capt. e. b. Moore
Aug %, Sept. II, Oct. and 27, Nov. Is.
Passengers rely the boats leaving advertised
making DIRECT connections at
VICYsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILRoAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT ST. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoN
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
A3-TICKETs by the Jackson Railroad for sale this ocs
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUrEi
~ TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
A5-For correct information Through Tickets apply
the office of the
AFRAlLRoAD LINE PACK ETS,Lea
No. 81 Camp street.
corner Of Commercial Plhos
CLIFFORD @. WAYNE,
General Agent
J. F. ALLEN,
General Freight Agent
N pfapda pvlx