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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

French Gsyry.-The true secret 81 the proNerhal
gayely and good nature II the French nation is their cHqu
site cookery and their extreme of the digestive organs
Tho dinner Of your French bon rirdEi is
peto without some fine cordial sIonachie which gives
the digestive apparatus tho stimulus necessary Ia ~
healthy and rspid action Thus the usually incomplete
process Of changing the food into the vital fluid by the deli
machinery Of the slomaehs carried ON with infinite
pleasure and beneat the whole system small cordial
glass Of the celebrated ST. Nicholas stomach Biiters
among other agreeable coras tho usual coneom'an OF
the better class 81 Partisan eafs and wall be found in this
country IL tsken either leloro amer dinner TO eonduee
materially health and comfort AsaTemedy for lndiges'
ton, Nausea Dyspepsia, 1t Is most valuable specific
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

m We call attention to the new advertisement OF
g.. w. Baird, who has just received fresh supply Of
Il that is good in the line Of eating aud drinking
esh fruits, oysters, pickles, wines, strawberry and
!ackbcrry brandics, SC, too numerous to mention
e has received large supply Of Yankee sauce, for
IN and fresh meats This continent aloneis worthy
whole columns Of putting, and is the "'lns GU"
on Of good dinner. George has received also,
igsr coffee candles, salt and other articles in the
mily. grocery line, Give him call, gentlemen, ms
promise, grea, bargains. and rest assured he will
,lfl all that he says in his advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Town Lots for sale in the town
Of D1lI1S

Oh lDtIlstSs
TE undersigned will offer for sale, at the highest
i bidder, at tho Courthouse door, on the FIRST
TUESDAY in SEPTEMBER,
100 TOWN LOTS,
Situated in The town of Dallas and near the residences
of Judge Nat M. Burford, Ed c. Rrowder, J. J. NAL
lard J. W. Elicit, Judge ]. NJ. Patterson and VIM H.
Thomas
This is q rare opportunity offered to those desrous
of making valuable and profitable investments IN town
property. The lots are situated on Main and Com
merce Streets and in the vicinity of and adjoining the
selected site of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAlLHoAp
DEPOT, which has been, after careful survey anu
examination fixed upon the most eigiDie slgntly
and CENTRAL both for the depot and the convenience
of the public. The HOUSTON TbAho CENIh 4,
RAILROAD DEPOT will also be fixed al OF near inc
same point and as one depot viii DC sumeleht and
annie. there is hardlyIa probability gilmore than one.
Now is the time to secure these valuable lots, as
thew have never been put in the market before and
we now limit the sale Of lots to 100, reseryng the
resdue for larger increased value, when each arr-
val of the LOCOMOTIVE, with its TRAINS OF EN-
IGRANTS shall add hundreds to our rich and pros
porous country.
TERMS An sums under 925, Cash, or good cash
notes endorsed and due With ten PER cent % all
sums over s25 on a Crelit 81 six months, eith ap-
proved security. and hezfirg ten per cent interest
from date Of sale
WI. l. MURPHY,
Tor elfari T-st sH Ats1f m l'-s r Fr1 p Aizstu. esd
ltsflas T0v a. Aun 18Th, 1871 81
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$500 REWARD.

THOMAS ELLIOTT, and WILLIAM W. FRANK
l. LIN. of I'd Cavalry, deserted from Camp Coop
er, Texas, July 18th 1859. Elliott is about Is years
of age, feet IL inches high, has blue eyes, light
hair and fair complexion, very little beard. Franklin
is about 80 years of age, feet 1-2 inches high,
has brown hair and beard, ard grey eyes They
stole from The United States. lso horses, one grey
ard the other sorre, horse equipments two saddles
(hopes patiently rssolvers &c. The shove rsEatd viii
be paid f5T he apprehension and delivery II Camp
Cooper, Texas. II roso ;1en, and tic 8 property,
stolen by thea. G. 3. C0SB".
5.fWl lFi Il - Cavalry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
nD- Attention /, called to the advertisement q sale

NSy- Attention is called to the advertisement q sale
lots IN the sown Of Dallas, on the first Tuesday IN
,ptember, by Msssr. Smith Murphy These lots
e Ia the most desirable part q town. aud also arc
amelately around the site Of the two Railroad do
o,s, which will before great while he located here
0 those wishing to purchase a home place no better
,portunity could he offered and spectators would
ID them As yaluabl an investment Of town property
eau he found See the advertisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

az We have received the catalogue of premiums
~ he "Grayson County Agricultural aud Mschani-
.g' Society,"" for the second year, which are to be
a,arisd at the Fair which is to be held at the grounds
q he Society Sherman, commencing on the
third Tuesday in October next We learn that this
s ETY. has been very successful IN Its operations
since its commencement, and now in its ID year has
med degree eff prosperity seldom reached in so
short time, It is gratifying to witness these sooie-
ties sprnging up around us, aud shows that the peo-
a re alive to their true interests in fostering such
lust tutions. We say God-speed to them all.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

SPECIAL NOTICES.

frrsuus aih ths FevsT aud Asus should not sIafr
fheT tme trouble ~ sHhensr, to TTcuTe Dr. s-iei-
ter. Celebrated niiirrs, whose hsneheoui ,is upon
tho human system has leen clearly pTovet 10 those wo
have lern stricken doun short spaee II time by this
dreadful ouTse, whose cheeks and mesETr, and
whose nights sppess and restless, snd whose eyes
dim and sunkon, with death staring them in the ee,
this compound mus, prove hossiugi snsi,hlus them A.
from tile very m0uh 81 the grave, None can knos
It's value until thew have tested H. When al others
have Called these tters hsye restored the sufferers 10
pristine health Their popularity in al the Western aud
southern parts should introduce them an families
Sold by druggist, aud ses ssneray, everywhere, AMI by
". Peak 4 Co. Dallas, Teaasi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
Guardian Notice.

TUNHE undersigned was, at the July Term of the,
Il Honorable County Court of Dallas county,
A. d. 1859, appointed, by said Court, Guardian
of the estate Of R. j. West. This is, therefore,
to notify all persons holding claims against said
r. j. West, to present the same properly authen.
ticated as the law requires, and all persons in
debted to said West are notified to come forward
and make immediate payment to the undersigned,
as no settlement or payment made to or with any
other person will be recognized by me. This.
August A. d. 1859. W. X. MASTEN, 4
6:4w Guardian,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
Notice.,

A PPLICATION has been made, BY petition, to,
n the Probate court, of Kaufman county, for
an order to sell certain negro property belonging
to the minors, Rutha Ann Butler, and Mary
Ramsey, which petition will be acted upon at the
September term of said court, to be holden at
the Courthouse, in the town of kaufman, on
the last Monday in September, 1859, when and
where all persons interested, can come and con-
test the same if they see proper. --..
Given under my hand at Kaufman. August Sd,
1853. WIN. ii. BARNES,
6:4w elk. c. O. X g.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

Eywe have received from the publisher. T. H.
ushing Esq, of Houston, little volume Of $50 pa
70, entitled, q" Taylors Monitor, Manual of Free
.asonry," by VIM. NJ Taylor. +. G. NJ, p. g. H. F.
p. GIL, and +. G. C. X 7. Of Texas. The Moni-
is gotten up in beautiful style, with substantial
ndins and gilt edged, and its typographical appear
nee would do credit to any office in tho country
side from this however, it is book that should be
the hands of every member of the Graft in the State
have not had time to examine it, contents thor
,rhly, but from the well known ability and masonic
arning of the author, we have no hcsitancy in re-
ommendng i, to MI mssons ; and the prce-sl 20
places it within the reach of every one. See the nd
rtisemcnt in another column,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

- We learn from the San Antonio Herald that
'.-,,y Sheriff Jackson, badly stabbed recently,
i1 .r emeue between some Frenchnian and Dutch
men ut San Antonio. The Frcnchman who stabbed
,u vas arrested and is safely lodged in Jail to
a-t,s his trial The Frenchmen were recent mpor-
iurs from New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
Flour and lumber

THE TELICO MILLS, situated on Trinity
l. River, in Ellis county. now in perfect order,
and prepared to grind wheat and saw lumber in any
quantities. Those wishing wheat ground would do
well to give these Mills call, tho -four ground at
thom is an excellent article, equal IL not superior to
any in the country, when good wheel Is furnished.
Good Grazing Grounds and good Stock water
are convenient to the mill and there is good boat
and crossing Of tho river at this place.
ssSy~ Flour and Lumber kept constantly on hand
for sale, at the lowest rates.
Laborers and especially Choppers are waited
at the mill, to whom fair prices will be given.
GEO. W. DAVIS s. co.
Telico, Ellis co., Aug. "a, 1S5o-Stk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
ALSO,
Pure Liquors of all kinds,
For Sale or Kent.

u HE farm belonging to the subscribers, known As
L the Cedar Spring Farm" containing 100 acres
prairie and 100 acres timber, with never falling
spring Of WATER situated about three miles North OF
Dallas Eighty-f,e acres improved and under good
fence. II desired by the purchaser good comfOrta
bic dwelling, kitchen, smOke-house and garden spot
will be added to the property. For terms. &C., sp-
ply 10 GOLD & DONALDSON,
Aug. II, lS5Q-S:3m,1 Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

---e he San Antonio Ledger thinks that Cushing
. @ ias in looking ont for 4 comfortable local hab-
ssz %, the remote banks of Salt River. The Led
,r q. e m to hold On, and gives him the following
a o. hold to-:
:. Irs was not bit Of reason for vending
,-g- 7.7- ihither. We have elected Lubbock
White i .-'n. AID ia ~ probability HaGi aud
with te rafg.1 ag fhiak -sl ought O. 10 sat
isf-s wits some seis~r-.e,r's phase Suppose ron
r1 r-tr e-iis ar-ia-iai. 'Iat miserable locality,
which lli Hs,eF ~ lo5- - cemocfats --d -
ri,rw val rs tesJa' hI-er-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

Ee;5yNThc Texas Baptist has circulation of moro
r. m two thousand, and now wants a power-press
i'll not Baptist friends of the Three-Forks coun-
~, hearkcu unto the voice Of the Editor and send
iuwn their subscriptions We are confident that
hey could get no better paper one that would re-
1;t more credit upon the Church than the 'Texa'
ptst' 1t is edited with marked ability, and gives
treat deal of general information apart from po-
loulcs and theology. We trust that be may soon get
power-press,- and then success to the Editor oil
the Baptist
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

The following communication from gentleman
living at distance, has been received; and as it df-
poses of us to suit his notion we give it place IN
our columns. But we are not dead the reports If
killed, wounded and missing have misplaced us AMI
judging from the appearance Of the Gazette, Mar.
shall is neither dead nor asleep. Wigfall is being
resuscated, although have believed that he
either faltered or tainted in the fight. The scream
of the Locomtive Whistle, will arouse Loughery, il
nothing else wi,-and as for the prisoners Of war,
NJ T. johnson is out on his 'parOle d'honneur," and
is in no danger whatever, he will be exchanged at
the earliest opportunity. Prisoners of war LA
This is rich concet Of the writer, and is worth its
weight in gold or good democrats.
For the Dallas Herald
.Hr EIi'or The battle has been fought and
'-- Drs7i, IN 'hs shape Of a huge and hungry
vultaIe u0u sIis perchej upon the tattered banner
II ts democracy While rictorv, like tie proud
Jirl 81 Jove, clutches the gonfal0n Of the enemy
aHl esrfes il Go ie distant. gilded, mountain heighis
q: glory IS i-c smoke and dust q .l,e centisi he-
Ets to clear .Tays L us lock ahcui o.. F;h nhio-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

r = The Intelligenccr,' and the Gazette are
30. larreng over the vote Of the 'muscal, mystI-
rl l.armans' They have voted like the rest OF US
ar.oging to their choice, and convictions of right
em alone.
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4
| ~ The Sherman Patriot comes to us this week
on short allowance of paper, but not curtailed in
its proportions Of interesting matter The Patriot
looks at the turn things have taken, rather phoso-
phically and ruthfully. We clip the following from
the issue Of the 18th Aug:
eve see that the Harrison Flag has claimed
the result in that county as Know Nothing or
American triumph, having elected two Represen-
atiyes out of three of that political stripe.
"a number look npon the result of this county
| in the same light. We understand also, several
who voted the opposition ticket against the re-
gular nominees, regret it already, and intend to
re-unte themselves again with their party.-So
those who follow up the persecution of the recu-
lar democracy Of this county may rest assured
that they will be remembered at the next election;
and it is certain that they will be compelled to
take back scat, when they discover that the
party will as in time past present n united
'front.'"
Tho Patriot says that the majority for Runnels
and Waul at Ell Paso is over 500, and that Crosby
majority is still greater This was no moro than was
to be expected from his immense popularity in that
country, and the influence Of his warm personal
friends Houston got in all about 80 votes IL is said
although full returns have not yet reached us. II
is probable that Lubbock is elected his vote ON the
Rio Grande as far as heard from, being very large.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

p The Galveston News contains long letter
from John r. Baylor, refuting the statements Of
Lieut. Burnett that appeared in that paper several
weeks ago. Capt. Baylor writes with his usual Vi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

p.sy- Mss,rs. Gold Donaldson advertise the see
Ar Springs Farm" or sale or rent It's situated
ily three miles North Of town, and Is well known as
valuable place, Those wishing good home would
, we'll to call and see il, See advertisement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

IHE Printer says that MT Richard Hern1on
wa killed at SumPter- On The ia inst, By Eir.
Ferey Mr. H. was shot at a distance Of some
tds with q rife. and died TIC ensuing night.
.rticulaTs are given.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LiNAMENI'
cocxensve with the civilization Of the Globe other ar''
clcs claim to alleviate pain and dStress-ts cure" fanh'
ly Physicians, Government Hospitals, Farrcrs' Planters,
Farmers, Lverymcn, &c have practically demonstrates
this fact throughout howord No article ever before reee',
we'd such undivided praise and support from Medical ana
cicntifc men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

Tux stage driver and passengers, On the last
trip from Nclaseo, picked up a number of cakes
of beeswax, along the beach, Similar waits have
been found from time TO time ever since our re-
sidencc on The Is'anl-2l years We are told
th-t vessel frsigltei entirely with wax, far ,hs
use Of the Catholic ohurcscs 10 Mexico, found
cred 10 The Gulf in 1893, ard those cakes arc
opposed 70 have larmed paTt Of tho cargo. ana
to be freed b. Che gradual decay # le hail.
On 'fc7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
HORSES, CATTLE I
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED:

such as rngbonc, gall scratches, SPAWN poll-er swcen
hoof.il, &C.. are subdued and cured by the Hi"si"n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
RHEUMATIsN

or years standing has been totally cured lcH Ulcers II"
mors Running Sores, scrofa tJoins Fclon' swollngt
Burns Bites, Bols Chaps, Neuralgia, Salt Rheum, and MI
nohe. and pains upon man. and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE &c.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24


WAIT FOR THE WAGON
Has become obsolete, for let II be known, that
THE WAGON HAS COME,
Aud has brought to the undersgned ono o. the mos,
complete assortmens 81
& r 0 G Il r les,
That ever came to Dallas, among which may BE- found
Coffee, Sugar,
Cigars, Tobacco,
Soda, Pepper, Oysters,
sardihes Pickles, Starch, Soap,
WhybroW's celebrated Pie Fruits, such as
Pine Apples.
Peaches, Quniuees,
Cherries, Plums, Sc.
These fruits are put up in air-tight cans hermstto-
ally sealed aud are as fresh when hrst taken from
the trees,
ALSO,
Pure Liquors of all kinds,
Ferneh, Peach, Apple, Ginger. Cherry, Blackberry.
Strawberry. and Raspberry BRANDIRS Ginger.
ClAret, Port and Champagne WINES Whistles, SO.
And almost all kinds Of
FAMILY a1oOEFIE6
For the lame the sick. the halt, and those that can't
see, as well as all that are dry and thirsty.
Having n large stock on hand, will sell ChsaPsr
for Cash than the same articles have been sold
in this place II you don't believe IL, try me
GEO. W. BAIRD.
Dallas, Aug. 2ith, ls59-Stf
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THE DALLAS HER AID.
Dallas, wednesday. august 70, 1859,

cHARLns n PRYOR. ldItor
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~ f ard GTest sHd Ati1rif m ls'rs r lI1 p Azstu. ad
Dallas. rrsas, aug. 18th, 1852 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17
EXPORTS.
Imports.

Imports.
RIO DE JANIERO.. Ship Gallego. 400 bags
coffee to P Giraud eco.
RIO DE JANIERO. Brig Wright. .310O bags
coffee to Ralli &eo.
BOSTON. Ship H Pnrinton. assorted mdse.
MOBILE. Steamer by Lewis. ~ bales cotton to
Riyes, Battles g. Noble. i do Farley, Jurey &c., g
bales mdse T Hardie eco. A do H X Carter Geo.
8 do M Micou. 8 do bXs do McKleroy & Bradford
qxs do Waddell. q do Augustine & Thibeaut.
pkgs mdse Schuchard. 10 do J + Wyche. Is do
] Booth. i do J Harris. Il do NJ J Smith. 8 do to
Massey & Houston. s. bdls paper E R Stevens Geo.
l8 bbls turpentine w Wakefield .sundries to order
Total IS bales cotton
MOBILE. Steamer Cuba .sundries to Geddes
and order.
MOBILE. Steamer Florida. 8 bbls molasses to A
Thompson. b rolls leather and sundries, order.
Receipts Mt the CarondeIet Canal.
BILOXI. .Schr United States. 2s,5OO # lumber to
Chevalier l. Laughlin.
BAY ST LOUIS. .Schr Barbe Selby Is 900 feet
lumber to NJ Leroy.
BONFOUCA. .schr Polar Star 500 bbls sand to
order.
SHELLS BANK. .schr Marquee 900 bbls shell
to order.
BILOXI. .schr Marselite. 1850 bbls charcoal to
order.
BAY ST LOUIS. .schr Jane. Is 900 feet lumber
to Leroy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17
Arrivals Il tho Principal Hotels Yesterday.

CITY HOTEL: y yentress Miss; w Lephrew. Ark
Bloom, ~ W astewoo5, Miller, Roehe, ia
sahs, canni CHAM 9 Eldss, " Martin Archer. l
Hoover sSd Tifs. Ily Waddsl, Mrs Baekashsm,
D Whsdser. Jno Randall. Mass. .Jno Brown, Ky....O
barry, Dune IN. 3 b Taylor, Miss NJ Green Miss
Tsyof W Taylor ledy, N N Harris,
n Mrs HubbeIl, X Hutchinson s,anl " Ross Il
sni3h Judge ko 3 Downs oSs IA cook. Texas "
5sshs md Ady Fesgusos Monley I Richsr, Issv
Harris Gee Geo.. Yarbsrough, Tex Mts shs,rod
haEt q v Sims, sprs. Tex,s r Mason o..
Nre Browns. Miss Davis Tenn. IT Oh istian
son and lady, Kanea and lady Miss Miller. Texas.
~ y HAELEs HOTEL n cock burn, Nd Sam Bard
n Y chspmsn Chapman. W Weeks La. o Ru.
sSd asdy r e,5iaaa, Miss Mrs James La.
BOYD Alss Dan Dckey and lady II Townsend
W. e M dsaysssr Layrsncs In He rick
Bowen Me- q !; Mills Ia 70 " Taylor and lady. Miss
a Hengeu, Tenn. Wick, La. "A Maapns La
y Ha. u Rodgers, 0 Bnrgs Tenn. Nv Winter,
,. AKcApg HOTEL. y ~ mes; Miss....R MeBide,
u SchrtcT, Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 18Th inst. at s Pm.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
, r. FOR ST. LOUIS-CONNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central. and St. Louis
HS.s@@ with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad--The
titsly and regular packet City OF
Memphis, koun,z MASTER will all
intermediate landings above For freight passage appl
board.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctualty Of
this steamer.
s1- No berth coneiisr ed engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin secured
by apply ut the Companys Oce 81 Camp street. OF
Commercial Place.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
my9 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

Leaves on FRIDAY, ahh inst. ats p. NJ.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
, r. - FOR ST. LOUIS--CUSNEDIISG AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at st. Lous
with the Ohio and mississippi RailroadThe 6ue
regular packet Gladiator, John Kline
feer will leave for ST. Louis all intermediate land
ings above. For freight passage, apply board
Passengers and shippers rely the punctualty Of
this steamer.
ey-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
E-A plan of the cabin be staeroouls secured
by applying at the Uompany Office 81 Camp OF
Commercial Place.
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
my9 Advertising A gent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-17

r. UNITED STATES TkI- sx
lETaesxzsIssdi - WEEKLY MAIL LINE FAiafSkxE
TO YICKsBURG RsssSsaszaSa<sAA
TUESDAY, at s o'clock P. NJ,
s. Applegate will leave for Donadsonve Plaquemne Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing Fort
Adams, Natchez Waterproof Rodney, St. Joseph Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and Vcksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at
O'Clock p N.
The Grand duke Vicksbug with steamer Roe
buck and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo river
as high as Greenwood.
THURSDAY, at S O'Clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. =; Mail packet Vlcksbnrg, Capt
Capt j. NJ. White will leave for Donaldsonylle Plague
Landing, Fort Adams Natchez, Waterproof Rodney St.
eph, Grand Gulf, Warrenton vicbsburg Milikes Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Landing, Skpwith Landing Phi
chers Point Ashton, Grand Lake Washington Carolina
ing and Point Worhington, EVERY THURSDAY, at S
O'Clock P. NJ.
The VICKSBURG connects at vicksburg with the
steamer DEWDkOP and will take freight for ali landings OIL
the Yssoo river as high up as Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at s o'clock P. NJ,
Tho magnificent Y. S. Mail packet Nntchez, Capt
Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph GRAND
Gu, Wauenon and Vicksbnrg EVERY SATURDAY, at 8
o'clock p NJ
the WDROP AMI will take freight for all landing
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood
ihe mentioned splendid passenger packets vii. ea7
their regular days, without fall at the appointed Il
to their will 90 promptly and faithfully
sttended to.
These boats will no; be responsible any letter pack
containing money jewsy other valuahgs auess
bills Of adng TAKEN specifying the vRius
tho freight paid for any yAsbes deposited eier
by the passengers, contained In their baggage
Forfraiaht Or passage apply OH board,
ID. r. CARROLL X co.,
iell II Union Row, h3 G.ror.ialets a.