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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

TRAvEL.-The emigrant teams continue
to load nearly every boat from the Wiscon-
sin side; it is matter of surprise to most
people to witness the amount of moving
into Iowa and Minnesota which may be
seen at this crossing. The Steamers, Cars
and stages are all reasonaeiy well loaded
with passengers, while the European emf
grafton is just beginning to exhibit itself on
the Mississippi, Four hundred Norwegians
and Danes passing up the river on one boa,
day or two since.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
The Funeral,

And this Is all The long procession's pride,
The plumed hearse, the hatchment, and the pail
One tear of sorrow doth outweigh them all
One drop o'er0owng from affections tide,
such had been here. The last Of q long line
In the dim chamber of the tomb was laid;
The seeming OF regret had been Displayed.
Coldly-most coldy Ger his burial plac.
The mourners passed and smiled butone was there
Her pale face in her mantle almost hid,
And her heart swelling with voicsless care
She dropped flower upon his coffin lid,
Thus, the true sorrow DER that stately dead
Was that young orphans, whom his bounty fed.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

Wherever we look in our pleasant
and beautiful village, we behold IN activity
which cannot be seen in every place of its
size, Buildings are going up all around US
and it seems IS If our citizens were inspired
with new life and vigor Two more build
ings have been commenced within the last
few days, and We hear Of others that are to
be erected in a short time. Good, we say
- -GorpariNo Journal.
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Seleet 2oetrp.
stHaVE PATIENCE.

"HAvE PAIIENCE."
4 youth and maid, one winter night,
! We're sitting in the corner,
His name we're told was Joshua White,
Ano hers was Patience Warner.
Not much the pretty maiden said,
BE ide the young man sittng;
Her cheeks were flushed q rosy red,
Her eyes bent on hoysheitting.
Nor could he guess what thoughts OF him
Were to her bosom focking,
Z A. her fair fingers, swift and slim,
Flew round and round the stocking.
While, as for joshua, bashful youth,
His words grew few and fewer
Though all the time, to tell the truth,
His chair edged nearer to her.
: Meantime her ball Of yarn gave cut,
She knit so fast and stsslys - g.
Ind he must give his AID, no doubt,
= 10 get Ancthor rsast3 .ssa. -ssZxT ss~rF j.
- He held tn skeiu OF course tho y6fxSX
Got tangled, suarled and twisted
"Have patience - cried the artlsss maid,
TO him who her assisted.
Good chance was this for tongue.ticd churl
To shorten all palavcr;
"Have Patience p cried he, "desrest girl.
AMI may really have her Z"
The decd was dsue no more that night
Clicked needles in the cornerl
And she l. Mrs. Joshua White
That once was Patience Warner.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

TRANSPORTATION OF LIVE STOCK
yINHE Milwaukee and. Mississippi r. r. Co. are now
contracting for the forwarding Of live stock from
Prairie du Chen to Milwaukee, at $50 per car, and to
Chicago at $50 rer car.
Every attention to stock will be cbcerfully show by
the emoyees of the Company. enabling drovers to de-
liver the same, without loss of time, and in good
dition. JOHN LAWLER, Agent NJ. Il NJ X.
Prairie du Chen, Nov. II, 1855. n5tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

w-Mr. - and his wife were sitting.
q few DAYS since, quite close to each other
in their home; the husband feeling some
what lover-like, although for years mar
ried man, put his arm around his wife and
saluted her affectionately The wife pushed
him away, saying, "You should not do such
things when the door is open and people
are passing. They will think we are not
married if they see us kissing each other"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
ClermOnt Forever!

IUNlIE Eairosd is locaf ed here, and SO Is L. A,
III DOUD. We have become fixed fact at our
old place, the 'Fountain Saloon and Eating House."
opposite the Clermont Hotel, which still run
ming, and where at all times ready our
guests with The best Of rythinS commonly kept in
first class eating saloon.
Wewoud return thanks to our friends and
patrons for fcrmer avors and hopes by close
to business to merit a continuance of the same
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
CiEy BNrbe2.ShOD

~ OUD roars the dreadful thunder,
i. And the rain begins to drop,
Thouca clouds may rend a, under,
We are aSays IN the shop.
In readiness to save you to cut dress your hair,
Or sell to those no pay for little stock Of wares
have hair oils aad crfumere all the who need
And the y, rth Iowa sm.s for our customers to road
will your CLOTHES when greasy strop your
when they'r duh,
Sc that shaving usy be easy, when the Barbcr'A
not well. = 1- {
Shop adjoining the American Hotel. 81
CROMWELL i THOMPSON,
49,. - Rarbers a.%i Hair Oressere
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w-A correspondent Of the New York
Post states that tho postmaster of Denver
city was tried by a lynch court and sho'
for tampering with the mails. He confess
ed to having opened letters, and inserted in
them false reports Of the mines in order to
stimulate emigration. A father was aston.
ished by the arrival Of his son, to whom he
had written true statement Of the power
ty of the mines, and his intention Of return
ing at the earliest opportunity. Upon in
auiring the cause of his starting, the son
showed him letter purporting to be from
himself and instructing him to make ar
rangeRents to leave immediately for Den.
yer city. The disguised handwriting was
proved to be the postmaster's, and the faith
or charged him with the deed, he confessed
its truth, and was shot dead on the spot
1t is also reported that St. Joseph con.
tractor was shot by some of the victims OF
his falsehoods.
MASSACHUSETTS, Massachusetts, nc
groes have right to vote, and at the late
election these negroes aided the white lea
dears of their party, in adopting an amend
ment to the constitution Of that State, de-
priying white men born abroad from voting
until they shall have completed their natur-
alization. Under this law, German OF
Irishman, however sober, intelligent and in.
dustrious he may be, must live inMassa.
chusetts at least seven years before he can
vote. On the other hand, the lowest and
most bcnighted negro that escapes from
Southern bondage gets vote in Massachu-
setts after residence of one year. The
Republicans made no movement to change
their constitution in this last respect. t.-Ne,o.
ark .d1r0cdte
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ftsY- a long letter from the Hon. ) n,
Bolts, appears in the Richmond Wing, In
which hs declares his intention to prosecute
Q. Jennings Wise, Esq, for libel, and 70
award the damages thus obtained to some
benevolent society.
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CLAYTON LODGE M 70

OF A. +. A. NJ: Monona Clayton County Iowa
meets on Friday preceding the full moon in each moAt
Chas A. DEAN W. NJ; J. r. II. ScorT 8. W.; II.
FMsnr J. W.; B. II. OLMsrSD. Treas; wM. II. THoxr.
son Sec'y.
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EGBERT HOTEL.

| MONONA, :: !: IOWA.
nY PAUL EGBERr, Jr. One Of tho largest and
- best kept Hotels in Northern Iowa. 2;tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

CHARLES S. D. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Nmary Public,
!. No. l, Corner Of Main and Sizth Street.
Dubuque. Iowa.
REFER ENCES: ia
Hon. Bernhart Henn, iIIon. Theophilus Parsons,
Fairfield, Iowa. Hon. Emory washburn.
Hon. James NJ. Love, Law Faculty, Cambridge,
U. 9. District Judge, Mass.
Keokuk, Iowa. Bernard q. Caulfeld,
Col. Robert Robinson, Atty, Chicago, III.
Middletown. Iowa. Hon. VIM g. Bodley,
Hon. Jno. McKeon. o. 81 Louisville. Ky
Dist Atty, N Y. City. 'Benoist, Shaw & Co.,
Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New Orleans La
N. Y. City. Ion. A. a. Penn,
Hon. James Campbell. New Orleans, La
late p. NJ Gen., Phila. lion. Reverdy johnson,
Col. James Page, Phila. BALTIMORE Md.
Peter NAPLES, Esq. Pha. Col. Louis v. Boey,
L. A. Benoist & Co., 81. Louis Mo-
Bankers, st. Louis, Mo. Hon. JOHN F. Darby.
Hon. Joel Parker, st. Louis. Mo
81 Collections made and proceeds promptly remit
ted. 1857
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE
CLOVER, TIMOTHY AND
HUNG dRLAN GRASS SEE

A LSO a good assortment OF Ga r6en and Field
"A Seeds, and Agricultural implements for sale hy
Robert Grant, successor Grant Peck at the Agri-
cultural Warehouse. directly opposite the Western
Hotel
McGregor, March goth, 1s59n24tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15

chin" r. n~avenf Srorirr IL il a crooltaJ
tube from the mouth to the ear, so that the
first blast will wake the sleeper and learn
him better manners
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
CLAYTON HOUSE,
ISAAC B. MARIA
CLAYTON CITY, : IOWA
Clayton City, iowa May IL, 1s5o.f

BRICK BRICK | BRICK!!! .
NEyE haye started Brick Ysrd at North Mc(,rel
W.. gor, on the bench s0&th side Of the run, and
hrvss'g e~ %ss. 0AAk - Clay S~ esAax<y, wsA
prepared to furnish and build any amount Of Brick
at North or south McGregor In . superior manner.
We have Press for making fine Brick for fronts.
FRANK ALSIP & BRO.
North McGrcgor, May IL, ls59m3- -fF
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"A Candle Lecture for the Sons OF Malta.
Dr. Rogers, Of Buffalo, has joined the
Sons Of Malta and the B. B. DIS. His wife
is in the habit Of reading him curtain lec-
lures. The one which follows is reported
by the Republic of that city:
Now tell me about the Sons Of Malta
Won't you? Do, that good dear. What
do you do when you get in2 Is it the
same as the Mssons and Odd FellowsP--
b's You t4.-....eswha - what y2g GaR the 2; 3
as cxpected. Y6oa Rhoab about s% S.~1 It is Just
secret society in existence, and your poor,
dear wife is not allowed to know a single
thing that is going on. Sons of Malta,
literary and scientific society; learn the
arts Of painting, statuary and mathematics.
The b. B. DIS; religious society, and
none but those of strict, moral and religi-
Gus persuasion are admitted. Well, I'm
beat now. And you member! Now it's
my turn to laugh. The B. B. D's moral
institution Ha! ha /! ha! Look me in the
face Didn't you come home the other
morning as drunk as bose ?--yes, drunk
and l asked where you had been at that
hour Of the morning, and you said, oh, no.
where-you were but taking little recrea-
ton with the B. 3. D's-and that's what
you Gala moral institution. Wasn't drunk?
Well. then, the bed was for you went round
it three or four times before you got into
it; and when you got in, you held on to
the side for fear of being tumblcd out
You can't cheat me, old fellow; I've seen
too much of the world not to know when a
mans drunk.
Didn't drink anything but fifteen glasses
of buck beer. In the name of Jupiter Am
mon, what are we coming to- And NOR
| al institution at that; only fifteen glasses
you say? What are the strong minded
| women about, that they don't petition the
Legislature to have these secret societies
abolished And how many glasses do
| they drink at the Sons of Malta? Unless
conditions good, don't drink at all. Don't
! allow such things there. Conditions; Id
like very well to know what conditions have
to do with it? Can't be a Son Of Malta
without conditions. Well, ! would just
like to sec the condition, and see how it
looks. | suppose it's piece Of statuary !?
Turn over here; what under heaven are
you laughing at? Can't help it. will
make you help it, You haw, haw like a
wild jackass what's the matter with you !?
Chronics aud rheumatics. What have
you got chronics and rheumatics Iwould
never have married you if l knew that
What do you mean 4? are you crazy or
drunk Say, do they blindfold you when
they take you to the Sons Of Malta? And
do they put tow cable around your neck,
and set you on hot grid-iron? Have you
any mark on you? Can't divulge any Sc
crets. Yes, but you can lay there and
laugh like any other fool.
Y
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Business beg leave to inform the public that by the
agency Of Messrs. Allen Southmayd, all business
entrusted to will :eceive prompt and faithful
attention, and be done on the Mcst liberal terms !
NcGrcgor, May 22d, lS59m2 g. W. BROWNELL.
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Smith, SHERWOOD T. CO. q "'''

SMITH, SHERWOOD G CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Northwest corner of Olive and Commercial streets
(Entrance on Olive street)
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
REFERENCES.
W. L. Ewing Co., st. Louis, W. Graham, Cairo, Ill.
Derby Day, /" Waddella Russell Lex'u
G. W. Green & Co.. II. K Lo|e& CO., Keckuk
N McCracken, Leaysn~orth City, Kansas.
september 1858, 9em6
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Dubuque.
JOHN HOEY,

Wholesale Grocer and Dealer in Imported Brandt
Wines and Cigars. Garner Main and Sixth Streets.
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.uisrellOMeOsgS .4Elv,s.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Storage, Forwarding and Commission

VuNHE undersigned having purchased the warehouse
property Of Messrs. Tsabout & Olsen, and as
their successors in the
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-15
AMERICAN HOTEL,
AND STAGE OFFICE,
Scott r. Wright,

McGR EGOR, 1ON 4 /.
rhis house has been newly fitted and furnitured,
aud every effort will he made to ensure the comfort u
guests. "'"g
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AdyertisinR Agents nav deduct one-fourth nom any
bill of $lo and from less sum than
tl0.
Busncss notices in editorial columns, ten cents pei
line.
Loaded notices and advsrtlssnsnts In double col.
hmns, SO per cent extra.
Legal entertainments at legal rates.
Dcaths recorded rRRR--obtuares at regular rates.
business Cards at dollar per iiue
Jos PalNrtse neatly executed for eAr--baapks al
ways on hand. J, .raess 1850. -
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While the countryman will be to receive for his
Trade the highest market price.
NsGr~,or, January J. 1s59ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-20
ConslRnees.

BosToN-Per ship Mongoa-N stevens-Byrne Vance 4
hsss sasS
R.y coIass Hs4
TsssssTa7s,ss Ssi,ss TalI..r asiP So
Fsss nS bSpaSs
Assssa So
app sss eo
eP Stern sns5n sgsn
Hsadsrson Pss1sM koe
olauss Herman Powers 4soaRies Bros Ss c., Kemp
Hacker-E Carver aco-and order
sp snBcs1 Ass .E
s hySs$
Sse-esyssss B,sissI. &so6sapssii s!sensa
%ss
Ssa Sa Dun
ssT5s s
Conway ssSa rsrgasCp
Rsads
| Kaser-Washington jackson &co-T Janiiod-F Kra-S
COR Laughln Aco--Lane, saer &so,A Levi &eo Theo
Lewis ogsssyH Lehs
u Laroussni Gco-W Letchford &coJro l. Lee Macon
berger BoIronTMe !emore RasbIr1 Aeo-A McIa%ren-Fh
Moore &eoJ BMonie-Muse Bro-A H May &co-M Mallard
JH&IN Marks-Montgomery smith-Norh, Duthil &co-
Riye-pohier Fauchenx-Peet smm; &c Pollard Put
| Pray Payne 1 Harrison-E Roger sco-E Reilly leo
] Roberts eco Rimaho &co-kobertson 4 McDougal-
Pnckard. Steele &co Slaughter Smith McRaeT Smith
e &coSmith, Cooper &co- Schwartz & Kaufman
Smith 4 Bro-shelby Seymour &co-St Armand St Cyr
Sievens-A Sarrat-Geo szer-Wm soery &coCi Sandak
-Titterton Magee-Thornhi &co-A Tully &co-Thomp-
AClark.Tayor; Knapp Iarlelon whiting 4 Tusc
| Thompkins-J o Woodruff kco-Warren Gilmore Eco Will
Pomroy-John Watt &co-J Waddel-C Yale jr eco
s Hener-and order
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ar @sans Aaa Greseem Tnsay aHorag September 90 1859.

MoIony do Woodruff 4cosls do q easLs sides
whisky q L Doisen son2a frkns butter Del Bondo-S6
boxes cheese Wright &co9A hos apples Brown Putnam
Il pkgs castings Luneschoss &co5 pkgs mdse Isaac
Bloom &ce60 dor wash boardg Schneidero0 dozen hams
Shark, sauer dcol0o do slocomb &coand sundries 10
order,
steamer Silver Hsels- Th hnas
Aco-S bbls moasses Tete &co3 bales 70 Tsoseiar
Haydel6s hides and undres 10 erder-ToA " mas ass'
bbls mossses.
BALIzE-Per steamer Texas Rangerlo bhs molsscs car
roll Hoy 6co-0 Segsr-42 sacks bran oDs ce
w Thompson-su ndriss to order.
ALEXANDRIA--Per steamer Fleta-s0 bales cotton y
Urduhart-56 Rotchford Brown &coH Payne
N Rhorer-l2 Edward Pilshuryi5 Belocq. Nobiom AcoV
II Piauche Aco-l0 Kelly AGO Guy gps ~. s
Urquhsrt--and sundries 10 ofosf-Aos ~ '-''
cotton 80.
oUACHITA RIvERPet steamer wabash .m,s.s soaOS
do + N Fisk-lOJ do ID McGfnnfs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

UOMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, 4
City of New Orleans, July T. 1855.
Es0LyED. That the Comptroller Be, and
standing in official journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 1872 approved March
3d. 1854 the Council will pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
teignsdl E. L. TRACY,
President Board of Ass slant Aldermen
fsignedl l.. b. PLACE,
Preeidert Board Of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1855.
tSignedl JOHN LEWIS, Mayor.
attention Of the on of the city Of the public
respectfully called TO the foregoing resolution.
Y. DUPLESSIS,
iyl6n Comptroller CITY of New Orleans.
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New okLrANs cLAssIFIcArIoNs.


SUGAR. Some 60 hhds. sold at very full prices
Fair to ruliy Fair 61S@6kc. p D.
MOLASSES. We noticed sale Of loo bos Choice Re
boiled At Sc. p gallon.
FLOUR confined to 125 bbls superfne at
81 90 and 100 Extra private terms.
GRAIN. The supply Of Corn still light and we no.
ticcd sales only sacks Yellow &c., and 100 White at
CSC bushs OF Oats 1860 sacks ST. Louis were sold at Soc
bushe The saes Of Bran included 100 sacks OF u 20 25
Fine at 81 TO- and 400 shipstuf at 81 05 p 100 ms.
PROVISIONS In Pork noticed only retail transac-
lions at SIS Is Dbl for Ness Clear Bacon Sides retail
ing at IKE p D. OF Lard 200 kegs sold at l2ac p b.
HAY.A small lot OF Western sold at S2a 90, and ~ bales
Clover at SO 50 p tun.
COFFEE. I'VE did not hear Of sale Of any moment
KENTUCKY BAGGING. .Ths 30 pieces sold on Saturday
at 13s<c were Handoom, not Powerloom.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE mo stock in FIRST hands. Re-
failing at axe. y gallon. t4
WHISKY. We heard OF transactions. Market dull
FREIGHTS ..A ship laid for Liverpool 16d for
Cotton, which was still the rate for lots to fill up.
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Imports.

dALs 70 iyN AMI mi! eT sIsathsniP Aaa,
Rugely25 do Jno Williams &co-2I Payne Harrison-e
Feowes &co-l0 Green CrumpA3 Farley, Jurey &co-lS
] Tuy &co-l4 Perkins &co-l6 Moon Bro-ll W Dom
nell &Ses nd cattle lnbau ss to Caeaero
+ HAVANA via KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PoRTs-Per
Allan bales cotton nare.on Whaeng Iui
bbls sundries do Smith John.oneS65o specie
pn"rfSvn r,ub.,-,o,. hi. lin,
to Creeyy Farwell. 55
% 1A-Ae. '"iA hS'nnlue-ooah oo'o iiie :"
oIessy : al weii.
~ u C,,s y. p N nnus IA es anu "a
sois mo's''e' 'SN' non'' 10 oe' Na'aa''
Receipts MT the Carondelet Canal.
$3.50 ,..- :.
BAYOU LACoMBE-Per schr Perle-3o0 bbs sand.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
MEMPHIS rs.

II e m II y l A " "A = = ~
,~ MEMPHIs PACKET liz =
kLINE....-U.s 8. NAIL.
MINER AR R N q q M EN- r.
Prompt Regular and Rcllables
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Have adopted the following Schedule fer the Summer Of
& M; is. M a.. FRIDAY
Al r. M Wis:
s.'.%s. stss ill., ; I + Hs;a: master
sss sss "a TIA ash ssgs
as s ill., 9Th Sept IT, iss sss nA'
July 18Th 1aR g. ish asd : Sept s Ais sh
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS.
G RE AT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
EAST 1ER NORTH,
MEMPHIS AND Oh ADHESION RAILROAD
And continuous Railway conneeiona through East Tennessee
NEW YORK, pHr1a s1s H.ffi9s sAlrrmoRs WASH
1naIosT spTiaSs
~ Express mail trains leave Memphis morning and eve
ming making sure connections through to New York.
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND oh1o RAILROAD.
And Is Is G GGn1se,ion'
81!
,s9ssS all
made for handling
4S-Tickets good for any length Of time.
For freight passage, and through tickets apply to
j. Fl. FRELIGH, General Agent,
Memphis Packet Office, St. Charles Hotel, left wing.
WIN. 1ESLEE, Passenger Agent. a26
Lsaves on WEDNESDAY, 2lst iAst, at5P.M.
~ - MEMPHIS and New Orleans Packet Line
I&A&At Regular U. s. Mail Pack.t--For Memphis and
4ssazk the Bendt-The splendid packet steamer lingo
mar Jas f. Smith mrser will bs ready receive freight
from the foot of God and leave above Foe freight
or passage apply oil board, orto
III. FRELIGH,
septic Office under st. Charles Hotel.
N~Ths line ectA Napoleon with regular pa kes for
Arkansas and White Rivers and Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and Louisville.
~ Adams Express carried regularly by this line.
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Leaves on SATURDAY.. 18th inst: at 5
YAzoo Err.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 2lst inst. at5P.M.
REGULAR Low WATER YAZoO
River Paeket-For Lsfore, Greenwood, sden.
tnrtis and all findings Yazoo river-The new
light-draught passenger packet Il. NJ. BickneI,
Samuel Gwartney will positively leave For
freight passage having superior accommodations apply on
board. FIRaINIUS q. DEHTZELI,
sell Advertising Agent.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept l9, 1853.
Arrived % Mich Cows 80 head of Texas Cattle.
800 Of Hogs 400 Sheep $50 Texas Cattle Western Cat
s 800 Veal Cattle remain sale The demand very
good.
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YOU SARA.

~ BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
Steamer D. F. KENNER, Capt " B. Baranco leaves New
Orleans for Bayou Sara and the Coast Sunday Wednes
day and Friday at o'clock.
The freight packet G. d., DR., leaves New Orleans
every Monday at P. N. and Friday atleA A. NJ.
A- The steamer Crosse Tet, leav New Orleans every
Sunday and Wednesday mornings at O'Clock.
j. A. GOTTEN, Agent,
No. Tchoupitoulss st.
IA clerk ALWAYS the Levee to receive freight for
the above boats, 4E<
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poNToHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

MoBIIE-Per steamer California; bale mdse Glenn AGO
III bxs Henderson, Terry 4co do Cu'rer Harrison AGO
i do Battle Noble kco-l do McEeever23 Goddess
bbs water Syme &co5 empt bbis Jacob 2oey-sundres
to order.
MOBILE-Per steamer OregonT2 bales cotton to order-7
do Jones Picton-l2 pkgs mdse McKeever-ls9 do do
Il Geddes-sundres to order-Total 10 bales cotton.
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r. US. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKAPAs,
l@AfA Daily In connection with the n o., D. and g.
W. Rairoad-The fast steamer st. Mary,
j. j. Atkinson MASTER built expressly for passengers light
freight will connect with the opelousa Railroad leaving Der
wiz Bay daily for Pattersonve Ccnerve and franklin
days to chsenon eanIerets aud New Town. connecting
the latter place with fourhorse mail coaches for St. Martin
Lafayette, Grand Cotean Opelonsas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans to Washington twenty si1
hours, being the quickest route travelled.
As the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upeight than boat in the trade
Shippers will please the boat their draw receipts
j. NJ. JOHNSON & CO.,
jel3 If No. 3 Old Ievee, Agents