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Duranson Dart and others,
DARK B. CLARK, CHARLES G..
L kellogg and Daniel A. White, defendants in said ar
ton hereby notified that the sth day February
1sss. the sud plaintiff filed his petition in the Court
state of Ohio which states that the defendants
following descTb1 property 10 wit Suste in he town
ship Of East Cleveland The County of Cuyshoga and
townships in The Connecticut Western Reserve and known
at stone at the south Of said lot As thence
north - ch1ns and II links the west line Of
to IL he % se ssker s RGs a f1s heScs bUr Hn
@ degrees west one chain to stone in the Of said
stone the line Of the said Clar thence south
south 46{ degrees west chains 81 links 10 the
chains % links to the of road thence
seqih degree west lsI links 70 stone the ine
3 chai and IS links the place If beginning Also
par @ o. S aHa so tsTt q Pt - 5egnnng a The north
thsnce east IS links the line of said LET
Renee suh ss we g CHAINS IS n INKS S 70
az south wes e3neT o 0yer james land thence
chains 81 Inks thence north = degree % elsns Il
thence east on sad D1ty,s south line ebsins N me
stone the south Eesteorner his land thence noh
line OF The lot thence east II chains and is inks to t
place Of eslanin the whole 70 contain 1os 7Ole0
70 secure The payment 9l sT groissoIy sotes made BY
follows All dated December Ist ls56 and payable with
Interest alnualy cae for S5O1payable December ls ls5s
one for $500 payable June lt 159 for $500 payable
December ls ls9. $50 due June lst 1850 one for
$500 due December lst, l0 and for S4s5 due June
Sad petition further states that said first described note
was payable TO said Cark order and him indors
ed 10 the plaintiff and that due and uDpad that by
said Endorsement said Clark transferred 10 The plaintiff ar
in SAID MORTGAGE to the extent of said note that
said mortgage e tor record Record ers Office in
said county the ID day of January 1881 record
ed Jan 9Th, l and that the above named defendants
have claim TO have interest in upon sad preis-
es The object and prayer Of said petition iudsmeut
against the said DuransOn Dart for the S56n with IN
teres $50 from the 4h day of Decenber on $50
from the h day Of December 1883 for the sale Of the
morgaged property to pay said Judgment and other
proper relief.
Said defendants notified that they are required to ap
pear and answer said petition before the sh day Of
sBkFJ PRENTIsS
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"QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family ;SeGci1sg Machine,
Only S35 and $50.

YHE citizens of Cleveland, and all
4 others Interested in Family Sewing Machines, are
1nvttedte call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the very latest improvement tpatent
granted 18th Of August ls and is acknow edged BY all
good Judges to be THE Fan y Sewing Machine that has
long oeen wanted as has the advantages OF al the Old
patents without their complicated n2chine-does Just as
good work and can be sold great deal cheaper, while Its
duraDiliy and simplicity will commend itself 10 all
II seWs nom tHO ordinarr spools withD afre-T1ndlng
sews coarse and fine work with equal facility, and has
ye elastic stitch, that Will not rip fuTth
stitch be cut. ---1'7 10
Each Machine is warranted perfect order and fun and
e1phcu directions accompany each Machines and Is so
hour ff
1t Is not liable to get out Of repair-s easily oiled and
runs very easyi while there is 20 WORK on
than any Machine in the market 20
This Machins makes beautiful Embroidery Si ch; also
gathers nicely. il
As this is the first opportunity the citizens Of Cleveland
nave had Of buying Machine they are cordially lnlIed
TO call and eIamino them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANk STREET. before purchasing elsewhere
q rare chance is offered TO sDecuafOrs wishing to
buy County Rights Mr. North has seventy Counties
e sell IN this state AL letters addressed 70 him VIII re-
WALTER C NORTH.
oc4 E6 a General Agent for state of ono
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Rail Roa0s.

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus CINCINNATI Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and PittsbuTgf Railroads.
At Sol1L with hacks to Charm Falls, Sc
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna &c
At Rraeeville with hacks 10 Newton Falls &c
AT Wanen with hacks to Sharsn Greenfeld MeadVflIe
bloomfield Canfielj SC :
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell and Enon Valley and thence BY p. +. W sc. r.
r,,S CHAs L RHODES. supt.
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Millinfrp,
CHERIFF'S SAIE-Pursnant n tbe

SHER1FF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
eonAnd OF adecretal order Of sale. issued from the
SonIl q semon Pleas Of Cuyahoga County at the
n asalIst Solomon G. BT1WL ct al TO me
afecee for sale at public nuctio7 the door
- ~, e COL er oI Seneca and hamplain sts !,
isrch 1853 af o'cock p NJ Of said day the following
described anos and tel enents TO wit situate in The
township o. East Cleveand the State Of Ohio asd which
also IN the County OF Cuyahoea and keo1 s mart Of
lot 3s9 in sail township Is bJunded as fiiar Cam
Rsneing az me iaisrsscSa Of se road sgdng psst g.
along the centre of said road ch ms and "a f5L
Iost thence along the centre Of tad chains 5 %
links post thence in the centre OF SAID ro1d hSs
and 50 links monument at Smiths Corner t,er--
south 50 degrse east % chains and % lnks the cenr n
the Enclid Road thence the centre Of said road cis
sna el LINKS the place of Cesnnng eontsiniug nine
aeres and hTe hundred and seventeen tsusandts q
wags -s - 7 - AAos-l hish-
WILLIAMSON RIDDLE, Plfls AftyI fsbe
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COMMERCIAL,
CIeveIand Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
"WEDNESDAY. Feb. 2S-5 p. N

MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
"WEDNESDAY. Feb. 2S-5 p
FLOUR-Ihe adrEnee demanded by hoders has been es-
sabthsd and put mp quotations to SOS for good
tras The sales to-day follows 50 bbls extra at 500
90 bbs same loo bbls country mills do at same 81
bbs good and IS bbls double extra at same
WIEAT-Has very quietthe only sales reported
car red at 81 track and parcel less than carload
usi29
OATS-l0O0 buAh private terms
BAELEY-l inferior quality sold ct 70e-
SEEDs-sales bus clover to fill order, at $3.50 and
small lot at s65 40 bu timothy g. and smaller pares
s2e5
BUTTER-Snsn sales choice W R. at lec-
cHEEsE-Has sold at lO9l05Se for ". R. dairy.
EGGS-sales in a small way at l3GIl4e.
APPLEs-Driedh have sold s22O for fair quality Greel
are in market at 81 per bbl.
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GHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTER'S

SHERltF q SPEClAL MASTERY
~ SALE-Pursuant TO the command of order of sale
issued from the Court Of Common Peasof Cuyahog COun
ty tthe suit OF Charles Sreson against c. h Vaughn
al TO directed, shall offer for at Public Auction
At the door of the Court of Seneca and Cham
plain streets in the City Of Cleveland COUNTY on
fJOwing described lands and tenemens to wit "Stuate
IN the township OF Olmstead being No the fifteenth
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve
the state Of Oho and which also in the County Of Guy
ahosa and known by being in three (3 Omstesd
township. and is bounded follows Commencing
soath west Of land owned by VIM E. Castle and
bounded the north by land owned by Stephen Jones'
bs land owned by John OuersOn south by land deed
ed 20 Horace Van Norman by oP Smith, by land
formerly owned by kelncon Barnett containing 20 l-lOO
OF land be the se more less but subject all
legal highways" +"
Apu-alSed al $40.
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d. L =WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
By Homer Strong. Deputy

By Homer Strong Deputy
ADAMS 4 CANFIELD. Pif's ATTY. fe62td23O
GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
y command Of writ Of vendI expoaas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County at the suit
OF W p Fogs againsi H A Ackey directed shall
offer for sale It Public Auction the door of the Court
House. cener Of Seneca and Champlan streets nthe city
OF syeland SAID county, the 4th day of March, 1855
at O'Clock NJ OF said day. the following described real
wit Situate in the CITY Cleveland CuyahoEa
COUNTY, and winch is also in the State of Ohio and is
known being the noheIly part of lot No g. in
Cleveland City, and bounded follows Northerly ny
Eut LID street westerly by uds street. southery By the
noTthery line of sublO Nc IS in H. A Ackley allot
meni OF the southery part Of lot No g. and sery by the
land Of John BlaIr containing about acres of land
Appraised st $4,000.
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leaei Notires.
CATE on RIAL ESTATE
rms Of safe 10 be determined at the day of sale.
MARY ANN STILL, Guardian.
SHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS

CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE-Pursuant to the command of order Of sale
issued of the Court OF Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
County the of Samuel l. Baker, pf sgzinst Caro-
line Norton al defts, shall offer for sale at Public
Auction the door the Court House. tcorner of Senera
and Champlan Streets the City of Cleveland IN said
county. the q daE Of March, 1859 at O'Clock nj. of
day. tile lands and tenemeuts described follows
wit situate in the township and City Of Cleveland, being
No in tbs nth Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve in the Stale Of Ohio, and which also
the County of Cuyahga and known by being part Of sub
lot No the subdivision of lots Nos 1884, 1885,
1876 and Is bounded follows: north by ley, east y
lot No 80, so-th by Hamilton street. and west By line
parallel with the east line OF said lot No 39 and &c feet
distant therefom he strs of land &c feet wide eff the
SIDE OF said lot No. 80 with the dwelling house,
sc thereon, be the loss but subject to all
legal highways
Appraised at S557
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: We naFu IlllLeu % nnll anl ndEe IOunl an an
AYERS ACHE GIIRE
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Has itself such renow1 for the cure OF every va
roty of Throat and Lung Complaint that entirely
necessary for to the evidence virtues
wherever t has been employed As it has long been IN
constant Throughout this section need not do
than the people its quality kept up the best
ever has been and ket be relied 10 do for the
relief all it has ever beenfound to do.
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In insantaneousy stopping the most eIcruciang Pains
and Aches, Burns, Scads Cuts, Wounds, Bruises &C. sc
renders important that every family keep supply of in
the house. 4
Armed with this Remedy household is always protect
ed against sudden attacks of sickness Thousands Of lives
of persons have been saved by timely who were
suddenly seized in the night time with Cramps Spasms
Vomiting Cholera, yellow Fever and other violent dis
Let dose of this Remedy be taken internally,
the may require when suddenly seized with Pain
Sickness. and u viii INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE PA
TENT FROM PAIN and arrest the disease
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TREESEMAR!

d r. R.-NO MORE PAIN-NO
LIE MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUAIA-
TISM, or Stiffness of the Joints, Lumbago Headaches
Toothaches suffering from other bodily nhrmities The
rapd and complete efficacy of
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vs..
Duranson Dart and others,
OTheTS, I
defendants
| DARK B. CLARK. CHARLES n

JSo. W HEIsLBY, Pits Atty.
ToUafhan II HeTricF TIainfiF0
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Fsrsons IN ely DaEt Of tie world ma - sucuafnv
1ted b orEariing acqEIosl dsail tAef clee 7lI
3 addrs Ds 81 AMOS ssN oa.ssr alaiA I'd .
Bahlos N. Z. lan3d4alf15
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WILLIAMSON RIDDLE, Piais ATTY. fsbs
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STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS PACKET
49, SD 1soe. LINE r1sso. A. 4
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRIEaNs
PACKET COMPANY
win run their boats during the 1859 aad 1850 as f
lows "
One of the boats of the Memphis and New orle,. Tina
leave New Orleans ~
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
AT O'Clock r. N.
MONDAY BoATs:
lngomnr.t d. Clarke, MASTER
Nehraskn. .'..,..,.....,....&a B. Irwin MASTER
wEpNEspA BOATS: ..-
John Simonds. II +. Smith, master
Echpse'' .-..-'',..'....,..,.ii l, Spots, master.
.. FRIDAY BOATS:
belfast. WA, wray muster
III. r.. w. Hill .,,-..........T. H. Newell, master.
THE vICKsBuRG AND MEMPHIS LINE
Dahicl boonc. ..',.,..r..t,,F. Hicks, master,
Kate hrisbec. ......,.,,r,,.,k Lee, MASTER
Victoria, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nanck muster
Leave Vicksbnrg ut Il NJ.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND sATuRnAy
Passengers leaving New Orleans yin Jackson Railroad every
c'ehs IN Inc week but Wednesday evening make
at Vckshurg with the other of the above
LINES ihese Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And the
NJ II MI HIS AND OHIO RAIIpo,n
FROM MEMPHIS, Tenn
S passengers u choice of routes East, North and West
from that point.
Fer through tickets freight and reliable information .
j. H..FREL1Gl General Agent
90 Memphis Packet Office, ST. Charles Hot, left w;r,
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Notwithstanding Up.

Ship Baden, stlphen, FIN Hayre to Baxter, Lowell
snip Escort Bryan, NJ days I'm New York, to Geo
Fosdick &co. A' wv
Ship Ed OBrien, Fountain : dave FL, posto,, .,
-, s Jones &eo. IN i'os'oA' "
snip Mary Campbell Morse, from London, to S
'p Truman u, sweetsier, I'm Portland Me, to f
shin pm...,ooie-eargo l749 bales hay to h Poole.
ship Rutland, Lewis, FIN Boston, to masterN.carno
Aoio tons leo to L Warner &eo. So
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI
to rFt1zIT1lFTs5VI1 G II EAT GEN.
ss'sz's sss.=-'s'ssss. TRIAL ROUTE Le aSR ! !
For all Points
NOR TH AND EASTy

For all Points ~<-s1e1as17
NORTH A Nd EASTY
One of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEFAN.
ERS will leave New Orleans rs follows
October -, November Is,
d. y. SVon Capt Isaac H. Jones'
October 81, November %. .@
Il. d. Gay Capt Bart, Bowen
November = md y.
NC" rails y.t...,......,.... Capt j. h. Woods
November and u.
At. Capt Geo Taylor
October II, November and 25
'''t..,-.,.........tr..,.. Capt. u. f. Dix
October 10, November and y.
Wy oi hcmphiS. ...,............ Capt w. j. Kolns
October u, November 10 and 10
sinulutOr Can't Inn kIi,.,,..
October %, November II
i HA' MORRISON Capt. Jno. N, Bctuger
October Is, November H.
NAHPs"H' Capt. f. b. Moore
October Il November IT,
raSsensero can rely the boats leaving MS adj Ycrte and
m'kug DIRECT connections at
NIGkSBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD.
At Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
AT ST. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BEIIFoN.
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East.
FO- TICKETS by the Jackson Railroad for sale at this or;c
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE,
BS- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL Used
E- For correct information Through Ticket, upnlv nj m
Office of the
AJ~ RAILROAD LINE PACKETS -ea
No. 81 Camp street,
corner Of Commercial PlNec
CLIFFORD G. WAYNE
:, General Agent.
General Freight Agent.
f. W GOULD, Superintendent r,o,t ~
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Passengers.

Per steamship Matagor,a fron, 1n,,;a,.
SaivestonI Afieck lady, son and svt loss a,tu
aay ana child Mrs jackson and syt Mira He;sa'
Bond IG BentIsy MIS- o Hessew Mrs Noesse Mess
Ward and bTothep M fisaws skisow sourdott
Hughes-27 ON deck. e"N'oo's' Noessei,
teri steerage. VIZ fos-
Pc. Fer ship Western Empire, from New York; IN
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Shipping gnteIligente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 20 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning, November s. 1859.


Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Habana, Mcconnell, for Havana,
PUG Brothers
Ship Richd Morse, Oliver, for Havre,
Cammack & Converse
Ship M G Day, Chase, for Havre,
Baxter, Lowell eco
Ship Nathaniel Thompson, Dickman, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell Geo
Ship Niagara, Botelle, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell eco
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Matagorda, Gardner, from Indianol,
and Galveston, to B Payne-Berwick's Bay
Ship Western Empire, Soule, IA days fin Boston, I,
Ship Mountaineer, Wilson, IL days from New York
to master-1st dist 49,.
Ship Indiana, Coffin, l6 days I'm New York, te
; Woodruff &co-lst dist II.
Ship Forest King, Bowles from Liverpool, Sent
llth, to EJ Hart &co-4th dist u.
Ship Success. Chase, s days FIN New York, to G W
Hynson &co-lst dist 81.
Bark Cephas Sterrett, Gregory, from Bonaire, tc
Creevy a. FarWe--point.
schr Spencer d, Penny, days FIN Tampa, to mas
ter--2d dist 20.
schr 9 Knapp, Weber, days FIN Pensacola, to
master-basin.
Arrivals Mt the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Marquee, from Shell Banks.
Schr Pere, FIN Bayou Lacombe.
Schr shamrock, from Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Joinyille, FIN Bayou Lacombe.
Schr President, from Covington.
Sclir Marguerite Jane, from Amite River.
schr Dame Blanch, FIN Amite River.
Schr United Statds, from Biloxi. .u
Schr Solitario, from Biloxi =.,
schr Resale, fin Bay St. Louis.
Steamboats,.
John Roe, Leayenworth, FIN ST Louis
Magnolia Thomasson, from Vicksburg
Lucy HOlc0mbe, Wilson, I'm Vicksburg.
35th Parallel, Chapman, FIN Napoleon. c
Choctaw, Silver, from Memphis.
Charmer Wilson, from yicksburg.
Chambers, Bowman I'm st Louis.
Twilight, Shaw, FIN st Louis
Robt Watson, Smoker, FIN Alexandria.
California, Myers, FIN Mobile
Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile. s=
FRA No A. Alban, FIN Alexandria. ..
Minnesota, Kimba, from Red River.
John Simonds, Smith, from Memphis.
arkansas Traveller, Thomas, fin Black River.
Music, Efert, I'm Donadsonvie.
ieNas Ranger, Radoyich from Balize.
Iowboat Panther, Rezeau, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the I'd inst, ship Mis-
suuri, banks Brilliant and Sofia Matde-
brought up ship Western Empire and Noun
taineer.
Iowboat Anglo.Norman. Steele, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the Sd instant,
snip l.arrabee, bark Lenox schr Joseph
King.
Iowboat Ango-Saxon. Grant, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 4th instant,
ships Globe and Independence brought up
ship Success and bark Cephas Sterrett.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FORT ADA MS.

Regular New Orleans Fort Adams Packets
THE STEAMERS Golden Age.
lax. h Mm, McCSm6s master MSteor, S. Heho,
every SATURDAY. AZ o'clock, p. NJ; return.
leaves bayou sara after the arrival
OF the cars from Woolye The Meteor will New OF.
leans every TUESDAY, at o'clock, r Nj returning leaves
ayon Sara every ATuRDAS, after the The cars
from Woodvle taking freight and passengers all landings
on the coast For freight apply board or 10
HOLMES a CIAUSS, Agents |
selo om - No. 4 Tchouptoulas street
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.
FoR BAYOU MACON AND TEN.

M h sns--Thc superior, very light dfnngt slcalpr
lsssHMslSl Kate Dale, john F. Norton MASTER viii
commence regular trips Bayou Macon Iensas
and a landings, The first rise of water remain per
mapeniy in The trade throughout hc entire Shippers
ana planters can rely on having business entrusted
cure attended o PROMPTLY AND correctly For freight on ,gs
sage, having nrpassct accommodation amply on Ion d.
90 HlRGISiuS q. DEST&Ei.
WI AdYslttSns Agent
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5P NJ
REGILAR OUACHIYA SATIR.

IT, day Packesrle elegant, fast running passenger
sss$$5 packet CatahOuln, j. d. Walker master
will leave ss above for Trenton Monroe. Pine
l,ln Castor Landing. Columbia Harrissonburg Trinity
all intermediate landings Black river Red River Landing
ayon Sara Port Hudson, Baton Rouge. Plaiueine Donald
sonvle and all intermediate landings For freight
apply on board.
FIRGIN1US c. DENTZEI.
M Advertising Agent.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY II 3 P
RElsIrIIAR RENn AND NIGkspIIpI

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ii i p NJ
REGULAR BEND AND yICKSBURG
H. q, Packet-The and splendid fast running pas
Ltssa 5 sehEer packet steamer Grand Duke, sam
ssssrs=z1 Appegae master, will leave above for Deer
Creek Landing, Lake Washington Landing Point Worthpgon
Carolina Landing, Grand Lake, Ashton Pitchers Point Skin
with Landing stock Island Landing, Lake Providence MIG
kens Bend Sicksbur WRrtenton. Grand Gulf Joseph
Rodney Waterproof Natehrz Fort Adams, Red Rive. Land
ing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge plaqueme
dson>ille and all Intermediate landings For freight or pas.
sage apply board.
NIRGINIrS G. DESTZEI.
Advertising Agent.
b-he Grand Dnke will take Yszoo river freight 10 be re
stunned at NtekshHrg. s-2
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NEW ORLEANS ANN

NEW ORLEANS AND VICKS-
, ~ hhurs Y. $; Mail I.ine-For DonaIdsonyile PA.
skasttS quemnc Baton Rouge Hudson I,ayou sara
asasS.h Red River Landing Fort Adams Na,ehe1 Wa,
terprooi Rodney ST. Joseph Grand tin, Warreron and
will leave above every TUESDAY o'clock p NJ Re
turning, will leave Ncksburg FRIDAY nj IL clock NJ
Tn steamer Lucy Holcombe, Capt, W. O. Wilson
will leave above every WEDNESDAY, at 10 O'Clock NJ
running in with the steamer Ctnnner - " -
90 "a Cn.o afehss, st-cs,
F-The above steamers vcksbnrg with the steam.
Hope and Roebuck for Yazoo river
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UNITED STATES
LIs4fAAahI.15tS MAIL LINE TO vICKsBuRG / sHAE n
SATURDAY, at 5 O'clock, r NJ
The magnificent U, $, Ma packet Nptcl,ez Cant T p
!eatlers, will leave for DDnadsonyie, Plaeine Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson. Bayou Sara Red River Landing Int
Adams Nntche7 Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph GRIND Cuff
P, NJ = - 49, ''sAi
The steamer SATCHEl connects at yicksburr with thu
steamer DEWDROP and will take freight for ali landing, on
the fnROo river rs high up s Greenwood o ~
The above splendid passenger leave on her re
lar day without fail nt the hour appointed All business en-
trusted 10 her care viii he promptly and faithfully attended to-
This boat will not he responsible letter or turtars
containing money iewery other vauabes unless reenIsp
nus 81 .dlnH are iHkei specifying the contents
tile freight paid for any ,aluables deposited witt the ee
by tiin passengers contained IN their -
For freight passage apply on board.
NlRGINIuS c. DENTZEI.
len Advertising Agent