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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

TO all Points
NORTH AND EAST!
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans
RAILROAD LINE.
Comprising the following NEW and
L G A n 7 P AS 8 e n g E P A G K + 7 S:
Will leave New Orleans as follows, during year 1859:
VIM. NJ. Morrison, Capt. Bofnger.
Feb H. March and g. April ~ May % H. July
l and q, Aug. 10 and 80.
Champfon.............Ca Capt. E. B. Moore
Feb 10 March and g. APs Il as Miy and "a June s July
Imperial Capt. Rogers.
Feb Is March and 81, April ls May 2s 49, July
and Is, Aug. Il.
&c. S.yon Observation-Disclosures Jones.
Feb IL March and e AP5 Is M, y, and 3 June IL July
Aleck Scott. Capt. R. A. Reilly.
Feb. 10, March IL and 81 April 90 May 10 and 80 june 49,
July 9 and %, Aug. 49,
New Falls City Capt. Woods.
Feb 81 March a April land q May r. June and 81 July
New Uncle Sam. .cap. switzer.
Feb % March Is April Il and = M May June and 2s July
John Walsh. Capt. j. Moloy.
March IL April and e nj May :. 10 June and a July
City of nIemphIs... Capt Konn,z.
Feb II March 49, April and e IN May 49, June and 20 July
Gladiator. Capt. Kinefelter.
March and FL April % 80 May e. June and 90 July
ass s ns soss Wiz s to e ee
Cairo md st. Louis
With the
OHIO ND MISSISSIPPI
And
TLLIN VOLS CE MFR L R Al R o A D s
For all Towns Cities and Watering Places In the
North. East and West,
From Cairo to ST. Paul. in the Northwest and Washing
ton Baltimore, Philadelphia New York, Boston, Saratoga Nj
Fa ss as Ghsap az? T,% s,Aas r. Northeast
And with less changes than by other North
k1-THROUGH TICKETS good until used.
RB-BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH and no charge for
handling.
aa-For information Through Tickets apply at the
UNION TICKET OFFICE,
Under the ST. Charles Hotel, New Orleans
The Oldest Established Office in the South and the only
where Plans Boats Cabins
cured and THROUGH TICKETS purchased all Northern
and Eastern Cities. w. +. REDDING,
neral va
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A l. A B A N A RIV Err.

FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lE4n{&1sS SPRINGS-Twice week-The steamer Adj.
&eS&h vance, Saml Ables, master, will leave for
Blsdon and Cnllnm Springs twice week, as follows:
Leaves Mobile for Badon and ulum Springs and nemopot
every Saturday evening, AZ 4 O'Clock.
Mobile for Radon and Cullum Springs every Wednss
day evening, at O'Clock.
Returning
Leaves Baon and Cuim Springs every Tuesday Thurs
day evening" O'Clock, arriving in Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning, at O'Clock.
For passage, apply to
T. B. SMITH, 4Tchoupitoulss street
je26 If or SIMPSON 1 COOKE, Mobile, ''''
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BelOw-CoIning Up.


Ship G " Bourne, Edwards, from Boston, to G W
Hynson eco.
Ship Felicia, Hall, from Liverpool Jan 4th.
Ship Hortensa, Hathaway from Havre Jan 9th.
Ship Whitney, Gray, Is days from Boston, to
n Whitney eco. Cargo 1868 tons ice to s
Smith eco.
Ship America, Howe, from New York, to W Hyn-
son eco.
Ship Manlius, Petman, from Boston.
Ship Berkshire, Williams, from Boston.
Ship Mary Ogden, Loyeland, from Now York to G NJ
Soria.
Ship Franklin Haven, Sears, - days from Boston to
G A Fosdick.
Ship Success, Child, - days from New York to G W
Hynson &co.
Ship Joseph Keller, from New York.
Ship Excelsior, Swift, = days from New York, to
CIV Hynson Geo.
Ship Commodore, Bliss, = days from Boston, to G
A Fosdck.
Ship Seth Sprague, -, from Demara.
Ship Elizabeth Kmball, Wilson, = days from Bos-
ton to s Jones &co.
Bark Republic, from Boston.
Barkantine Young America, Collins, from Now York
to G W Hynson eco.
Brig Allen Chapman, Laureat, 4 days from Havana
to S Passan
Brig NJ A Stevens, Waters, from Havana to Prats,
Pujoi eco.
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oUAC HIrA RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, I'd int. atsP NJ.
=, r. FOR POINT Mt, BAYOU
lEa&&EsS Bartholomew-The Rhtdraught passenger
AIssN-9 steamer Red Chief, j. g. Shute master
and u H. koun clerk, will leave above, taking freight
and passengers for ali landings Oushta the route and
all landings the bayou high line For freight
or passage apply on board
FIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
leli Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on SATuRDAY March s. at 5 p
H. HREyEPOkT AND NEW Or
ri leans TrWeeky Packet Lne-Th. and
sss@s7A magnificent passenger packet steamer Grand
luxe, Samuel APPLICANTS, master, will leave above.
Tor Shreveport Grand Bayou Campe Grand Ecore Aexan
drA Nomans, Barbn's and all landings For further
Information freight or passage, apply board
g. l.. kOUhS BROS, Agents, 2 From street.
" plan of her cabin be and staterooms secured
from distance by dispatch or letter. by application the
Office of the agents. fe23
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Leaves on THURSDAY. March 3d. a.bP NJ
l1.% - FOR CAMDEN DIRECT-THE
Low Water Packet-For Trenton. Monroe
ss%asas nnbia, Bnuf river Bayou Louis, Pine Bufs
Halr,sonbnfg Trinity and all and landings
Outchita and Black riversThe entirely new very light
dfanght and fast running packet ate
Daie, h. Worhington Smith, will leave above
For freight having unsurpassed accommoda.
lions tor passengers apply on boatd
VIRGINICS C. DENTZEL,
MI Advertising Agent
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 9Th inst. at O'Clock, P. NJ
r. - OUACHITA RIVER-For Point Pleas
SAINT Mouth Bayou Bartholomew, 0uachi,a City
&sA Port Union, Mouth d. Arbonne Trenton Monroe
ine Blum Castor Landing Columbus Harrisonburg Trinity
and all mediate landings Lower Ouaca
Rivers The new light draughl and swift running packet
steamer w. w. En- Imer, W. W. Rsher master, q. F
Sasds clerk will leave above. For freight passage
haVing elegant accommodations board
NIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
M Advertising Agent.
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BERLAND RIVER
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Cd March ats M
~ FOR NASHVILLE. THE FINE
lEsAEikht regular passenger packet steamer James
Johnson, Capt. Jesse johnson master, will
nycusbug, Smhland Paducah, Metropolis cairo Columbus
Hickman, and all intermediate landings For freight or pas
sage apply on board, or
B. DuFIELD Agent,
fe28 Corner of 81. Charles and Perdido streets
k- The James johnson will take freight for any
Tennessee river with privilege of storing and resppng
leaves on THURSDAY Cd inst. as p NJ
r. FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSvILLE
Cant Efdyville, Dycusburg, SIN lh and, Pa
ducah, euro, Colupbu, icaInan al inter
ednte landings The hie, light drsnght, regular packe
steamr II. q. Twichell, H. G. McComas, master, will
leave aDCye. For freight rasSage apply hoard.
V1RGINIUS g. DEATZEI,
m2 Advertising Agent.
Leaves on THURSDAY, Sd inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ
, ~ FOR NASHylLLE.-TH THE STEAM
lGAELAkvS er = C. Tyyichell, II. G McComas mas
tSenss&a ter will leave for Nashville and all inerme date
landings above For freight apply board
PERKINS CO., Agents.
M s.. Charles street, corner Perdda
Leaves on SATURDAY 5,h u ST.. 1t 3 p. NJ.
, r. FOR ASHVILLE, CLARKSVILLE,
lI&tsS Canton, Eddyvlle, Dycustnrg, Smitnand, Pa.
&sSS&zA ducah, Cairo, Columbus Hickman and all in
termedse sndiugsThe fine light draugt regular packet
EastpOrt, E. Woods master, will leave above. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
DUFFIEF.D, Agent
m2 corner of ST. Charles and Perdido Streets
E The PASSPORT will take freight through point
Tennessee river with privilege of storing and shipping
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Leaves every SATURDAY, st5P.M
New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet
H. FOR TRENTON, MONROE PINE
BLUFFS, Castor Landing Columbia, Harrison
&~A burg, Trinity, and all Intermediate landings on
9 on and Black elegant and swift
commanter g. Work, clerk, leaves above s O'Clock
+. NJ For freight passage apply board.
fe7 Ayertsnl Ayan.
Freight taken for Bayous Bartholomew and Arbonne with
privilege Of reshppng. ~
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i'll do; let's go and get some breakfast
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ
n" - THE SPLENDID STEAMER Golden
Age, W McCombs, masts', in the place Of the
60 steamer Bella Donna,l will commence her regu
lar trips above leaving New Orleans every Saturday eve
ming at o'clock P. NJ, for Donadsonve Bayou ,ioula
Plaqnemine, Baton rouge, Port Hnson Waterloo Bayou
Sara Ponte Coupee, Morganzia Tunica Wilamspor Red
River Landing, Fort Adams and all intermediate landings
petuning, viii leave Bayou Sara Wednesday
val of the from Woodye. For freight passage apply
board
HOLMES CLAUS,
ly2S en- l6 Thoupitonlns street, N. o.
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Leaves on MONDAY 7!h inst, st o,eeek. z: M
q, ~ M e M r HI > AND NEW ORLEANS
l6AnISa United States Mail Packet - For Memphis
and the Bends - The fine passenger steamer
Nebraska Captain A. r. Irwin will be- ready
freight Saturday morning at foot Of Girod street. will
leave above For freight apply board TO
j. II. FRELIGH,
Office under the st. Charles Hotel.
k3This line connects at Napolson with regular
the White and Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for St. Louis and for Louisville.
Adams Express carried regularly by this line MI
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. I'd inst. at s P. NJ.
r. FOR BAYOU MACON AND TEN
sas-The splendid steamer f. M BIcEnell,
Allen Fowler, master, will leave above. For
freight passage apply
q. L. KoUNs BROS, AGENTS.
tea No. Front street.
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Leaves on THURSD AY March 81. at5PM
~ Fur MINDEN, MOSCOW, PORT
BOLIVIA Boone's Landing, and all landings
ssssesas Lake Bisteneau, Grand Bayou, Camte Grand
Ecore Alexander Gortons and all intermediate landngs-Th
fine light tranehs steamer Morning Light, VIM. Dillon
MASTER will leave above For freight passage apply
board.
VIRGINlUS G. DENTzEL,
MI Advertising Agent.
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CTAR OF THE sou T III.

STAR OF THE so u T III!
One Of the grsrde brilliant and most unique Roances
ever pspLed BY son Of genius Is
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Or
TIE COMANCHE'S DREAM.
BY NED BUNTLINE.
The auhor always writes well ano has won hse ~
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GLOWING PICTURES or YOUNG LOVE-
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A RNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co. invite
.he attention Of ,s~ir ca.som.rs ssd stAsrs 10 sAsr
LARGE And sEAUTiFUL STOCK
or
FALL AND WINTER sHAwLS
which vin ~
OPENED MONDAY, sEPr is
consisting Of
STELLA sHAwLs-NEw DEsIGNs
BRoCHE LONG and SQUARE sHAwbs,
BRocHE LONG and SQUARE sralrED sHAwLS,
FRENCH CAMELS HAR sHAwLA
MOURNING sHAwLs,
ke, kc
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
WOOL sHAwLs, LONG .na SQUARE.
WHICH,
For NOVELTY and CHCAPNESS,
CANNOT BIZ EXCELLED.
CANAL, CORNER or MERCER
AN TICE TO LADIES'
NEW PARIS CLOAKS
GRAND OPENING DAY.
On THURSDAY, Sept y
Al ELLIorTs Gate MeKepris's.
No. 29I and 296 CANAL STREET.
Brandr N Baildins.
This e.,abi,hmsn, being devoted exclusively to The
IMPORTATION AND MANUFACTURE
OF FIRST CLASS GOODS
FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE.
Adysn,ss.s thereby offered
NOT ELSEWHERE OBrAINABLE.
The preant seasons stock viii be found to
SURPASS,
IN NOVELTY, BEAUTY AND RICHNESS,
that Of any former period,
EMBRACING
s,-pv~o A., ,vrvrr ~TnaKs
RICH LYONS VELVET MANlIuLao,
ELEGANT BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKS,
NOVELTIES IN OPERA CLOAKS,
EARLY FALL ShAWLErfE4
&C., ke. sc, kc,
70 which inspection is respectfully iavied-
The OPENING DAY 10 on
THURSDAY, Sep. q
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spenSs1ce Of tie members 10 desirable By order.
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355 BROADWAY.
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NOTICE NEW MILLINERY, No. AZ
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NOTICE to nr.rvps
l.. A. OSBORN,
Late
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0f Jcbters the celebrated Patent
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In time for thsir "A al TR ADE
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CLOTE s. JANIS,
SsTaTIoNEks Painters snG BLASK-BOOK NAN
IPsCrIRERS No u Puiors s O.d-r respectfully soaciiec
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CprSV MEDICAL BOOK


vv,uF WHITE ROSE OF TENAs IS not noMer M
L. ,irs bgt Al esoh II tusly beautiful rr &c
60, Ie s,y cld by th.t creates, Of AneeA4 rom
ssr.I,s l. n. STELLA DELoRMEi W Iss - :,
NO ,r,,ous tarilgg. Wild, AID iss s,i. ,ro
..ass. eivs, menoed n TIE SaT ass a. The New.
eI ~. n md real II, II goa you'd ssprrience nv
DsPo"' 0"' HENDRICksoS BLAKE L0Su q, a..
'soon Gensr, Agents, Nos u and - AL "
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NiEkEAs default has been made Ia The pay,
w msnt Of certain prDutIssarY note secured by
Deed Of Trust, executed BIZ Andre Ianafeb. ANA
Apaline Lanhfcie his aIe. 70 John II CHARLES 1rua.
tee. Now Therefore, !, John II Charles rfu3tss n.
aforesaid ~ fiipe q tbs power Id s4i1 decd h me
given, VIII oi.i hhl sgil AZ puddle auction ii tAe Post
Afife dnor, Ia siauA city lows, 81 til hAh.st Bid
der for cash, 10 parcels iafls IL sat FIJI t1ast m
yAntagsons, % the Ahtn Day III May 4 i, mo the
foln*lng described prape.ly, n st. lat MI III
III y No. 10 Ia Floyd City, NpaaAufg Count lava
aads also The building used by Andre Isn4seh4 4.s.
bring summer Of 1895 slaughter AHuAs siguateI
in floyd city Woodbury. laanty, I4sa, anl ~.
Trustee A. atHetail VIII skeeals dead IT, Zee suipl,
for ii,s saii premises L. tlie purchaser
hhns1 my hand JJIiA Il, CHARLES, frustsy
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10000 FRUIT TREES
For sale at the Lowest Figure.

fINIE undersigned having permanently established
j Nursery # safFeant binf, 30 hopes BY strict
attention tb the cultivation III tfapA al 4 IN IN
having none bat tins HhHeaat FAittHs grown III 49,
thls climate m n tlia n aeeGmmdat The PEG -4.
ylH hi us upp6f hsNaufi county with orchards oi
~ lssl ffaltsh itut A} st9gk u Tfsssnt consists
II ,pBla Ites gat, a grated, anu II tha present
Summer 4tpAtA IhGss alsnnR this til Wlll pleas.
cali aAa il be suited Il quality, quantity and
peg- 10 paeis y Introduce other fruits into his
nursery next season, IHDs RDbEaoN
sergeant Hluai opt q, isas
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Proposals for the Cutting Of Hay.
ASSISTANT QunTEaMAsTEE's OTrIrT, /
foaT ktNBALL. \. +, April !, 1859. /

AsssTAYT Qu,HTEaMtsTFE's OITItE,
foar ktNBALL, y. +, April :, 1859.
CEsLED PROPOSALS will he received at the As
= sistsnt Quarteru8stsr's Office Mt Port Randall,
=. r. until Il o'ei3eh "a GA the 14th day 81 May.
lSi9, taf 'he Cd.tuy. Sailing Guriny and StsckiaZ
Of Hay. the 4uanJt Wairl to be ht wseD $40 and
lutv tons, az the pt4u cf rhe puartesmaster and
Comnnssary TT Fort Randall, \. T. Each bidder is
required b state the amount AZ which he proposes to
cut cure salt and stack the Hay and give the names
Of two responsible persons securities to enter into
bonds IN ri contract being made a.o TO state
for himself aud securities tie Town, County and
state in which h. and they resds. and is invited to
De present at the opening pf the proposals
J. @. LONG.
2ad Lieut.. Pad infantry,
3swi 4. 4. &. II q, and A. A. c. s.
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Republican County Convention,

TIVE Republicans Of Woodbury. county, Iowa, will
j meet in Mass Convention, Ia Casajys Hall. at
Sioux City Iowa, Wednesday, the lst day Of June
1859, at o'clock p NJ for the purpose OF choosing
Delegates represent Woodbury. county IN the State
Convention 10 be held ut Des Muines I'd June, 1859.
and TO transact any other business that may come
before the convention.
W. W. CULVER,
chin Republican Cen, Com. Woodbury. county.
SIOUX City. Zlst April. lS59--nl0tc