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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

The GRowING WHEAT CRoP.-Our ex-
chaoges from all sections of the State re.
por, the growing wheat crop to be in a
most promising condition. During many
years the winter wheat never looked SO
well in March, as at the present time
II is most likely, also. that more spring
wheat will be sowed than usual. Conver'
sation with gentlemen who have had op-
portunilies for extended observation du-
ring the last few weeks fully confirms the
reports of the newspapers, A citizen ol
Detroit, who is a most attentive observer,
as well as a thoroughly practical buai'
ness man, and who has Just returned from
tour through Ohio. indiana, Northern
Kentucky, and the Southern counties ol
Michigan. says that during his entire ex'
perence he has never known such uni
form promise of good crop as exists a
present. The popularity Of the senson II
that thers appears to be scarcely any poor
fields. Iii not merely in advantageous
locations, but throughout entire sections
that this favorable condition Of the croI
prevails. OF course it is far too early tc
predict any calculation Of the next yield
but we can safely say that if present ap
pearances ate not disturbed by some unto
ward calamity, the next crop of'wheat vii
be unedualed In this country. .--Detro'
! Advertiser.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
The Approaci,ing sickics Trial.

Tie CORRESPONDENT Of the tribune thinks
that sicles will probably be. acquitted. on
account Ofthe public feeling which has
beep so assiduously cultuyated in Wash
iugton. though there is a decided lEestric.
ton against the homicide among the intili-
gent portion Of the community.
Thus far il may be said, that only one side
Of the story has been told-the abstract
story Of the homicide avenging his woun'
ded honor. There is another side. which
is vet to. be revealed ;ahdthough The friends
and kinlteJ Of Mr. KoJ haze made no pa
rads in the newspapers, and Have refrain
ed from ma ,nifying every tritling iacilenl
into an event worthy of notoriety, they
are none the less determined to have his
memory vindicated. aud The four innocent
ORPHANS who bear his name, relieved from
some Of the reproacbes with which he has
been visited BY those, who last of all others
II half the truth be- spoken--shculd ut
ter such damuing condemnation.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

TIE DEAD PAHTY.--Tbs Gstual eoddi.
lioa Of the Democrats party Was sirikeBly
exhibiLbd BY the lsst COngieIs. Il could
not buy Cubs nor plss Lecompiou. nor es
war with any Of the dozen week States
thrc4tsusd b. Mr. Bushansn. nor revise
iab.ish protoolorate over Mexico, nor make
the Tariff, nor ray the overdus Treasury
notes. nor DO anything but wrsngle
and Investigate. Its history proved tie
great fact that Democracy cou no leBs
er govern the country.-[wb. Times.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

New FIRM.-M Messrs. Bsory 4 Burber-
ry have purchased the old and popular es.
tablishmeut Of Sam Beery. Esq, on Main
street, where they will keep constantly fol
sale the most choice lot Of Groceries. Pro-
visions and everything to accommodate the
city and country. They have large back
yard and shedding for the accommodation
Of horses, carriages, &C., from the coun
try. We know our young friends Messrs
Beery & burberry TO be first rate bus'netl
men, ard that they will fully sustain th'
credit Of the house as kept by Mr.. Beery
This we think is eulogy enough at ou
hands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

EFTbe weather is will, and wicked;
for the last three nights. jack-frOs. has
sealed up our wa,hpans W ith a crystalline
fixin Of at least three fourths. Of an inch
in thickness. and the peach blossoms have
shed tears to be congea!sd upon their faces;
what the consequences may be to the fruit
goruaudizers. we know not. but one thing
is certain the flies cant trouble us while
the the mometer stands below the fraez'
ing point.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

~ Brother Beatty. being iustiga:ed by
the LoOofocos, split up our ticket, go'
Dave Cowden, and others Of similar gus
10, to tax, part in defeating the "UniOr
Opposition Ticket" and as thers are al
ways more wrong heads than right ones
we are defested. All we ask is. that jus
tice may be triumphant in all things. th'
spirits of the Koontzss. the Beatys, ant
the Foxes to the contrary Notwithstanding
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

CoMMopoRE STEwART;- = The joint RESP.
luton conferrlng upon Commodore Chas.
Stewart the brevet rank Of Senior Flag or
fcer passed both houses Of Congress. The
rank is a sort Of equivalent to that OF Ad'
mira!, and it will terminate at the death
of Commodore Stewart. II corresponds
to General Scott's rank Of Lieut.. General,
and is compliment well deserved for a
bravsr oficsr--a purer patriot or better
man could not be found. The capture o'
the 'Cyane' and the 'Levant' by Commo
dore Stewart. in the Constitution, during
the last war with England, is regarded BY
naval officers. as one oftk most. brillian
actions on the naval record. May "ol'
Ironsides." the rst name of Commoaor
Stewart, long live to enjoy his we'll deserv
laurels.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
Fer the Lancaster Gazstte.
season of Regret,

When the threa OF life is nearly spun
or the sands nearly run Out;when the head
is white with the frosts Of many winters;
and the Steps tesin to falIer and be uu.
steady; then, The chances Of life are less.
ened by each revolving year. To those,
who have spent their lives well, the ap-
proach Of the hour Of their departure. brings
with It no terror. no gloom; but as the sun
silently passes beneath the horizon, SO do
they sink calmly into death, and their end
is peace.
But TO those whose lives have been mis-
spent, there comes an hour Of unavailing
regret. To such. as the shadows begin to
lengthen over the plain, and the dark val
ley appears before them There is the he
gining Of real sorrow. They cast theil
eyes behind, and before, and around: bu
nothing stands up TO compensate for tint
thrown away, which cannot be recalled
The language from the inner depths o
their souls must be; what have I been do
iusi how have l thrown away my who'll
lifo?could 1 live it over again. how woul'
labor tG improve each moment; but alas
it's too late.
TO this clAis, the Admonition is, max
the best of the few days yet ahead. AM
to the young, just entering the career @
life, we insist we pray you, to admit th
force Of the above truths and slight nc
their friendly admonilIons, lest in afte
life, your bosom should be rant with re
morse. for mistpent time, when all you
sorrow will be fruitless. HOMO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

ETIf there is anybody in our city who
desires to gstrich, let him come up and
subscribe for our good pld paper, advertise
his business, and we will warrant him five
hun dred per cent on the Investment.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

HE The number Of prisoners now con-
fined in the Ohio Penitentiary is seven
hundred and seventy. .eight, severity more
prisoners than cells. This is the largest
number ever known to be in the prison at
once. 1t is said Ihe officers Of the instiu-
ton will refuse to receive any more con-
viots. Ninety -four oil those confined were
admitted during the n onth Of March
| Ohio Statesman,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

EEL. o. DAVIS has taken possession
Of the old Eagle Ofico Immediately over
our own tauctum. and the way he can
make saddles, and harness is caution to
baulty Horses. Just call on Jack, and
aftor getting your horses rigged, he will
tell you whore brother Besty Lives-O-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
Ror lhe LAneaaler aaIslle ,

Mr.. EDIroR II notice that some cor
respondent in the last number Of ycur pa
per, charges me while in the Senate, with
having votsd for the repeal Of the Blsek
Laws. 1 both spoke. Aud voted ogaihSl
the repeal Of those laws. The Representa-
tive from this county also voted Hgains
the repeal. Very Respectfully.
II. G. WHITMAN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

CRofs.-Farmers generally from all
parts of the country report Wheat looking
well.
Should the season be favorable, very
large Spring crop viii be planted. Fruit
hereabouts, as yet, ia not much injured,
and lust now the indications are that our
farmers, the coming fall, will have full
garuers and cellars Holmes County, O.,
Republican.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

GS- Brother Beatty declared last week that
be would support the Locofoco ticket in
preference 10 the "Uniou Opposition tick
ct. Qu.ry-would Brother Beatty be
willing TO file his ofiavit to that.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

EEJust as We are going to press. we
are requested TO say that SALEM WoLF
Esq, psremptorily refused to have bis
name used as candidate for Justice OF the
Peace. J.R. MUMAUeH also forbid Beatty
to use his name tor councilman in the 81
Ward, and S. McCABE. Esq. addressed us
a note which we published on Thursday
preceding the election. declining the nom
ination for Mayor.yet BEArH printed tickets
on Sunday using all these names obvious
ly for the purpose Of defeating the Union
Opposition Ticket.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

BoNNEys AND DREss Es.--Sse Miss Cliff
ford Il Robinson's advertisement in to.
days paper. If industry. integrity. and
good taste are Recommendation, then Miss
es Clifford l. Robiuson's shop is the place
for our wives and daughters to visit.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

The Opposition ysturnod Dresbach to
Council in Ward No. 2. and elected Tit
Ier Assessor. Henry Bell (opp.) was
elected Assessor in the let Ward.
The Democratic Township ticket was
elected with the exception of 0. ?. Weak>
lev as Constable. The vote for Constable
was as follows: NOles DEM 467; Weak.
ley (opp) 45l; ]. G. Myers (Dem.
418. IS,
The friends Of Golleib Steiuman will re-
pret to hear Of his defeat fer Justice. Mr.
S,einmau has discharged the duties OF his
Office with promptness and efficiency, He
Is an old and much respected citizNn-ha'
wasted his energies in building up ou'
city, and It is no less an outrage than
shame, that in the dayso sofhis age he should
be stripped by political blood suckers ant
demsgogues Of bis only means OF support
His friends have marked the poor, weak
renegade SETH WELDY. who was runninI
the streets from day light till dark the da,,
of election. denouucing the old gentlema1l
as "ch,ldish. incompetent and imbecile,
and have laid away small shot that wi
awaken the young man from his slumbeT
and disturb his political visions ia time t
come. Such things are not unremembe'
ed Of the people. and such outrages go nc
"unwhippsd ofjustice."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1858 is
now ready for delivery gratis at D. sIF.
FoRDs, who are happy 10 supply all tha'
call for them. Every family should have
and keep this Book. 1t is. worth having.
Comprising much general information Of
great value: it gives ths best instruction
for the cure of prevalent complaints, thai
we can get anywhere. Its anecdotes alone
are worth bushel Of wheat, and its med
ical advice is sometimes worth the wheat''
weight in gold to the sicf. Maqy Of th'
medical Almsnacs arc trash but this !
solid metal. It's calculations are mad
purposely for this latitude and are there
fore correct. Call and get an Ayers Al
manac, and when got, keep it.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
rwour City Election is one Of ths

HToHF City Election is one Of ths
things that has been. On Monday last we
met the enemy face to face, and after q
contest of some ten hours Gea. LOeOfOeO-
dom triumphed, lie used ali manner OF
wsspOrs loFeeiguand domestic, and we
we're compelled 70 fAll in the rsSr, with
nary bono broken, but somewhat scratch
ed. We mean to .'pick our fint and try
il again." A USIrED oPPOrrrIOS to fraud
snd corruption is our motlos. the Ameri'
eau Democrat to the contrary notwi;h.
standing. He thathdh ears TO bear le
him hear. and he that hath viii TO Dc
his duty, let him be up and doing.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

rTwe are told that Brother Beatty says
he will cane Bob, and that the .old mans
gray hair is al that saves him from a
kicking. Wonder il the s0orthg Brother
hadn't better foFego his scruples and try
80
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

Mr.. A. E. Cook. bate Of Cambridge Ohio
has rented and taken possession Of the
Sh@tfer House. We learn that Mr.. Cook
is an accomplished hotel-keeper and will
introduce many improvements and fully
sustain the reputation of the House. See
advertisement in to-days paper.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07


Goops AHoY OUT FOR NEW AD'
yrRr1sEMENTs. -Messrs. Kutz, Reber o.
Co, have openoi out most splendid lot
Of New Goods in the new buildings OF Sif-
ford & Sturgeon, opposite the Tallmadge
House. They have most magnificent
room with every accommodation, and
lot Of superior goods that no man can S, es.
timate, and then, there is Phil. and Jake.
and john and Dan, and host Of accom-
pli.bed clerks. ready to wait upon the La
dies and Gents with goods of any and eve
~ y.descr iption. and we believe they make
no bones of ssying that they willsell more
and better Goods for the same money than
any other house in town.
But two doors below is the old and
we'll established house of Little q Dres-
baobs. They too have just received 2 large
and well selected stock OF New Goods; ev-
body knows them to be honorable, honest
and fair dealers. but don't take our word
for .it-Go AND TRY THEM.
And just across the way in the Tall
madve buildings stands the house Of Capt
Julian-,he Mexican Killer; he too has
received his Spring and Summer supplies
Of choice Goods ofsyeyy variety sand there
is Ike. and Jake, and .Jpe, and Jsrry-al
ways prompt, and mild and mcrry-readj
to do the thing up rightly ~
And yel another, our old friend PHILLIP
Bope, has taken possession Of the old stant
Of Ku,z, Rsber 4 Co., in the Greed build
ing. opposite The Hooking Valley Bank
where hs. win ip d few days have opened
out a superb lot Of Good" ready to sci
aud compete with all creation, and any
body that can sell better goods. at. lowe
prices than he can, must have got then
without paying cost and carriage. ~,
There is Martin & Hooker, and variou
other tip top houses. Of all which We nigh
speak. but our time and space are limited
Suffice it to say tha! any man.in old Fail
field that viii 60 to Cincinnatito buy bi
goods, ought to havs--his bread an
butter sanded.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

WEAkNEss OF THE STOMACH AND lSDI'
oEsr1oN. Another Grs4t Cure Effected By
BGrhaue's Holland Biasrs.
The wife of PETER De WrTTE. living in
Holland ToFh, SheBoygan county. Wis
consin, suffered much, from Wsakness q
the Stomach and Indigestion. She had
been under physicians care ioFr some
time, but the disease seemed to battle ever
his skill. She, purchased some HoL:
LAND BITTERS at our Office, which ha'
fgiven tone to her stomach; her appetite
are returning, and we firmly believe tba
this issAnother great cure effected BY you
medicine. f,4i. gl5sa l".
We have still to record many wonder
full cures effected by this remedy. bu
mtrt wait another opportunity. Que thiut
you can rely upon. what We have publish
ed are from persons much respected il
our community. and are literally tAuo.
!. J.QUINTUS. !.
Ed. Shsb6yaan NieaOs6Ode ISheboygan
Wis. si.A sltsaMGa i#f Ai
II E.-II "a -. .,..t :.ko.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
PuILADELPHIA MARKET

PaILG RELFutA A Prii 4. 1889.
Breads,Hns Terv dull. There Il No shipping or
speculative demand for -four and prices dToOpin.
sales al % IS orsuperahe AMI 81 50a6s5s for extra
Supplies come forward very slowly.
Yhsat eontnuest " meet With limited inquiry sales
CT Wes.erB Red at ~ 5gal 81.
Rye hassd6sIined 10 e7a90e.
Corn lo~eb: sales Of elbow al SEC.
Oats dHll at 5lss5e.s
Butter sold nj inai2e&s .4.,
Clover seed sells slowly at Sa5 20.
Whisky declined 10 axe. go
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

RE-Tbe Ohio Eagle has been Tapping
her wings over us for the last two years.
but on all fools day she took her fight and
ii. ia the third story o. the sifford and siuf-
geon buildings. She has a magnificent
place for her nost--but the boys that feed
the young eagles must beware Of worms,
Connsll & ROLAND are clsver boys, buI
BuEzards and Eagles look much alike
,hetefore. beware Of the united Opposition
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

ET Plows. Threshibg Machines, all
sorts of foundry work. See Mr.. DARsTs
advertisement in another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

EE Our friends will please accept our
compliments for their aid in The increase
ct our subscription list. apd our sdvertis-
ers may res stassured thst their business will
profit tsn>fold the cost Of alvsrtis;ng ia
2 The Old Line Wing, American Republican
Gazette. Why don't everybody subscribe
; for, and advertise in the Lancaster Amer
ican Gazette?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
Court of Com. pleas, Fairfield County, o.
Estate of Richard Outcalt..

NToTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
y been duly appointed Administrator Of the Estate
ty Ohio All persons having claims against said Es-
tate will present them for selemontlegay authenu-
Gated within ono yoar--and all those indebted will
make immediate payment. JESSE OUTCALT.
March 81, I859-3w46
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
SORGHUM SUGAR MILLS

MAN TRUMP's Pateut HqPd and Horse Power
" Sugar Mills. with kiiles and Pans for Boiling
syrup, new and supe ripr article. Also low priced
three roller Mil, manufactarnA and for sale NJ
nARST'S FOUNDRY.
Lancaster, April 7, Is5O-3m4O
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

,o-o Or.
February e5 By paid Jeniior at Coiorcd School for
March 't do do ..!:.....,.. %
do dohsullng coal att col'd school ';,::..; 80; 2Ot
40 10 to sPi'iS n honse So. ".s 90
u0 hats. ] .............. 20
aprll 2 Coiored Japtor for three weeks .... rs 4
do Coal and hauling for cold school, j 20
do ~ lock for coal CELLAR -.-.-.s,....,.... 2nI
do 10 v. Myers for ey,ra seryIcOs,....," u s5
do IS paid Marshal for arresttug boys.,.... i0o
do. do for brooms for N, house,. .,:....... fMl
MAY II coal and hauling for cold school ~. 40
do DO. 3rooms for South house .........- J m
do fsP. Benadpm .,........,...,,.,i.-... 16 40
do Al Mrs. smiih for seruhbing and cur
~ tans. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II
July go John searls for class Sab, book register W
wa charts -.s...''....'..-.. 10
| do do Hal. paid Miss Peters. ...........-. %
Aug. 30 paid for making aroad at South bank %
do soto john Flood for oyeerseing school
do do Ts.;iss i, s;I..S 5pIsSP.s ,.s.c
| =, % "a paid s. Henick -..-,,-.....a.s..... 50
do 10 do Cirofr for staying joice ,....... IS
do 81 Mrs Smith for scrubbtng N H......- II w
| do do VIM. Munlux bill OF siohe work.. l9 ~
Oct. do dS b ps%nS akiSs SS
| do Bucket for DR.. Wtlamsssss>s-. e5
! do DO Coal hauling for eolored spheol..:-l = 20
| do 81 paid Thomas shannon bill bfwork-; 20 ~
Nov. 10 Rich for hauling coal TO eoId school ~
4 dpa9 Pollard do do. Sdo.'r...,.' ga ~
Dec; do IS K M. jaSoSa're. SS' Slsse. and hanging
/ . gate omitted In bill ......'....... 90
do 95bpalinE Cod q. % sStSrsd % 'ehopl' ,''''
Jan5o II paid for cartng,coal 70 CORD SCHOOL 8
Feb. 4P. Houser for grayetng walk ..... 90
DO u hauling coal to eoi'd sehool''-..'.' 70 70
d1 gB NenceF ........... .....s..........-..-, ~
raroS I.s brooms by smith OF wAlker....... ] 90
do dot,, eOnnel for two registers ~
do Bnianee. ...-.....' % 10
/ a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CISeIHEITi. April :. tG59
FIouy--The market continues doli. ShlssH : 50.
Whisky-Soid at 23ISc, which is a decline Of re.
The market closed dull at the decline.
Wheat-The demand il but moderate. and eophned
10 The local trade ard prr0s aro still tending down
ward. Ralos ~ good white Vi 95: prime CT 10.
Coma good demand, Aad prices are unchanged;
sales at 794anc.
Barley The marx ., i. steady and Gru at sjeents foT
prime.
0ais-A fair demand at Gla63e.
Closer seed rsmhiHs very dai, and prices and mere
Is nominal at IS per bushels
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
; D,.sotatisn afl iiarin5rsi,iia.

ETVHE Go-HE-l lnership heretofore e1istng betwoen
4 john Lyons. James ". Lyons and William J..
IeTres lathe LANCASTER CtTY MILLS. has this
dAy dssol we'd by mufal consent The buslHsss heiee
aner will b. conducted under the aud style ~
LYONS d son. and all transactions heretofore made
will be Spttled BY them. JOHN LYONS.
Lancaster, March 10, 1s59I3W45 JAMES N. LYONS,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
ON NEW tees,
Books. Stati09sGry.

and oiher articles usually foand n ar eIsss BOOK
STOKE. aud low prices will via, we viH make ~
walk with its own legs.
We shall sIrive 10 mont liberal share n public
patronage and Invite ai in want ofaBy thiaG IN the
BOOK AND STATIONARY lice. 10 call and evan
Inc cur Stock and prices bpfore pTrrhasng esewbHrs
A.. BPESNEMAN& q CO.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

ET Integrity, however. rough. is bet.
ter than smooth Discrimination,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

The Board of Education in aeceuqt
with R. Reed Treasurer hOH. luhoS
in dependent of County Treasurer
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

NEW ORLEANS -MARkET.
NEw oRtG.Ns. April Q, fsJ9
Cotton; sale sof3 900 bales. Prices are irregular.
Sugar uIlst67sc.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

Ed. ShsB6gSGn NisaUs6Ode .Shsboggan'
Wis. of.E atsa EGN hf @3'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
v E R MILLIO
HITA RIVER.

Leaves THURSDAY, 9Th inst at5PM
.n.n. h j; FOR CAMDEN, DIRECT-REGU-
Beach Hills, Miller's Bluff. Champa le Wi,
mington, Moreau Bay, Pigeon Hills Marie Saline Extra
Lepon Monroe Columbia Ha.5sonbug Trinity and al
Jones, Frank Keeling, master, L. ". Chapel clerk, will
leave as above For freight passage apply board
jal9 .5.5 Advsnsnr Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26

Mrs q Pickett and svt, Miss. e G Gaudin, La !.
Miss Miller, Va. .Thos VIM, Tex. /. Mr. Shofer,
Windchenek. La. . DIR G. "A Ulrick, Ala 7. John b
Ottiwell, w.. .Jno w Mills and lady Mrs Womack
Miss johnson, Miss Henderson, Benz Estis and lady
Miss Estis, @ Morgan Texas 4. Il i Beckwith, G
o Sautelle, N Y. r Jones, La. II Garretson
W Gordon, son and svt, Cleveland. . r. G Ellis
Mrs N Ellis and svt, Miss n Ellis, " Ellis, L L
Gibson, Gordy, lady and 8 children, La.
ARCADE HOTEL. C McLawler, Tex. /.
Chapman, La. j R Dodd. N Spurks, Ky, ID
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