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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03
SPRING TIME HAS ro,rp

Inc four Seasons have again hudded
olossomed, ripened, and passed away and
our old sun-lit, star-warmed, moon-swav.
81 Iarth has gone another year in her
procession through the Consultations
NOT 90 we know this only from chrome
'ogical record; but the bursting buds
from tree and shrub, the warm sunsbinev
atmosphere, and joyous carol of the feath.
cred choir of the forest, all attest it. A
hooking bird, near us as we write. is
pouring out his exultant melody in tides
OF gushing music that are floating into
our soul an argosy of beauty. Who
would bring back the old departed cold
ness and gloom /! 1t is not true that
spring would be but gloomy weather,
nao we nothing else but Spring.
Spring is always beautiful. What if on
hrst introduction she be rather cold or
on even better acquaintance seem little
hchie, We VIII soon know her to ba nc
lovely as the jasmines and honevsuckles
OF May. The old calendar ought never
TO have been changed. March, all ma.
lure proclaims, begins the year that must
be cut off short at the end of February
And the old year has ended. 1858
Tour little Arabic words, but how deeply
are they engraven as with steel on MANY
hearts. AS We pass down the corridor Of
memory to the first day of last Spring
now many ghosts rise before us of wasted |
opportunities, of broken resolutions and
olasted hopes. In this short twelve
month"; how many friendships have grown
cold; how many loves gone out forever
out whose ashes yet shoulder miserablv
Let us flee the retrospect. "Let the
lead past bury its dead" And in the
morning and liquid dew of this vernal
lay let us all resolve that this wear all
he ends we aim at, shall be our Coup.
Us, Gods, and Truths.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03
Negro Thieves in Pontotoc

we wouldwarn the people of this conn
" TO keep a surveillance over the nnder
ground Railroad that seems to have bao,
recently constructed through this count,
ny our phllanthropic neighbors of the
Free States. - '"'
Inc subscriber, who lives eight miles
east OF the town of Pontotoc, and is IN,
familiar acquaintance, saws :
=" On Tuesday evening, the pod inst
s ABOUT 4 O'Clock my family were distur.
pea py the screaming of my negro wo.
man who was working near the hopse.
ana upon running down the hill TO seq tbo
cause found the woman tied with a nav
cora and thrown into the creek sha
told her mistress that two white men ~
company with a negro man, (wbom tban
saw IN flight through the woods) had trie1
10 persuade her to go off with them tbe
negro man urged her to the same NV
statlng that he was going with them f.
90 too. '"' oe''er
Finding persuasion vain thew attemnt-
~ 10 force her to go, and tied her hands
'ehihd her back, when she began 70
scream; and as soon as the thieves found
ney were discovered threw her down tbe
'ank and fled She said they whipped
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03
NEW GOLD EEYER

| line reported recent discoveries of pol
IN Kansas and the adjacent country. hav
again aroused in some of our people
restless longing to try their luck ami
the mines. They are slow to learn from
experience. 1t is but short while s;nc
multltudes flocked to Frazer's River n
whose disappointment and distress w,
nave all heard. Even California an,
Australia, rich as they were, have tolc
us many sad tale of failure and misery
There are some lucky ones in the mines
out 1t is by speculation and card PLAYING
Inat most of the sudden fortunes have
been made. TO be sure, manv a man
has succeeded in legitimate businesses
out West, who had never done anvtbino
at home In the States. But it is because
there, thrown on his own resources be
mas exerted that energy, and employed
those powers, he was before allowing to
lie dormant. We say then to all who
are impatient to be off to the "diggins. :"
ponder well the pros and cons. There
Is uncertainty; you may be one of hun
dred to succeed; but even then what is
mat success : few hundred dollars
gained will hardly compensate YOU for
the Time spent, the expense incurred, the.
pans you are now following all broken
up the habits of wandering about YOU
may incur the seeds of death you NAV
sow in your system, to say nothing of tbe
separation from your family, and their
and your uneasiness. Besides, is money
he chief end of life From the dissi-
patton and murder of the Argonautic Ex-
'editlon, down to the bloody treacherv
II Plzarro and Cortez, and the hard |
ought battles of De Soto, the worlds
history shows us that this race for gold,
as been one of unhappiness.
NO, stay at home; drive the idol Nam
ION from your hearthstone; and let 9th.
RS dig up the gold, which your honest
thor shall pile in your Golfers. The
lowy cotton fields of our sunny South.
nd the tasseled verdure of her luxuriant
'rn crops, are a better gold mine than
ever had.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03
THE OKOLONA MALE ACADEMY

This Institution is now in successful
operation. We have just read lette
from the President of our State Univer
lty, addressed to Mr.. Woodruff, in regard
to the school here. He says:
From the perseverance with which
you have devoted yourself to the train
ing OF the young from your long expe-
Renee, and from my knowledge of your
ability, anticipate for you a successful
and useful career in your new field of Ia.
Dor. l will rejoice to hear that your In
stltution is rising in reputation, not only
because of the interest take in educa.
ton in Mississippi throughout all it's
branches, but because of the pleasant
relations which brought us nearer to.
yether at former period. With much
egard, am Your Friend, &C.,
f. A. P. BARNARD.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

or Not long since we heard a lady
express decided aversion to her liege s
misunderstanding they did tickle so
w congratulate oursef on the impossi-
bility of tickling our wife Should fortune
ever bless us with one); for shave, and
coax, and cultivate as we will the things
won't sprout.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

70 The Vicksburg Wig felicitates
the Macon Star, Democratic paper
upon agreeing so well in being opposed
to fllibusterism and the acquisition of
Cuba. We congratulate ourselves on not
being as yet indoctrinated with such old
fogy principles, and are at a loss to see
hoO they can be source of pride to any
man.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

MAIL DERANGEMENTs.- few DAVIS
ago some one asked our worthy p. M,
when does the mail arrive?" To which
he received the emphatic answer, "Well,
1t just comes whenever it dod burned
pleases I"
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

OF To-day we publish the report of
the President of the Mobile & Ohio Rail-
road. 1t shows the road is in excellent
condition, and we are cofdent the cars
Will be running to Okolona in time to
carry off the next crop.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

KILLING.-We learn, an ARRAY occur.
redIin Aberdeen on Sunday last, between
Shfrod Lewis and - Moulton, in which
theformer was killed with bowie knife
Th difficulty originated about a very
trifng matter. The parties were play
ingpt dominoes," and dispute arose
as who had won the game. Lewis
seiAda chair as if to strike, and Moul-
ton dew his knife and stabbed his an
tagoft in two places, inficting wounds,
Wild in few minutes caused death.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

V Two centuries ago, not one in one
hundred wore stockings. Fifty years ago
not boy in thousand was allowed to
run at large at night. Fifty years ago,
not one girl in thousand made wait
Ing maid of her mother. Wonderful i'm
provments in this wonderful age.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

RAILROAD IRoN.-Bark III. d. Brook.
man arrived yesterday from Cardiff
WAKES, with a cargo of railroad iron for
enc Mobile and Ohio Road. This is, we
believe, the first arrival of the lot con-
tracted for by Gov. Brown, the President
OF the Road, last summer, and is to be
followed by others until the contract is
completed.-Mo6ile Adocrtiser, 23rd ult.
Is the Advertiser not mistaken about
this being the first arrival?
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

GV Mr.. Buchanan and his followers
may triumph over Mr.. Douglas at Charles
ton in the Convention, but God help them
before the people. "-Chicago Times.
We suppose Mr.. d. has been aided by
the Devil long enough, and now since he
Is somewhat freed from his satanic males
TVS influence, invokes other aid.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

R'My lad said lady to a bow
carrying an empty mail bag, are you a
mail boy p
Yes don't think Use a female bow,
doz you ma'am p
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

Ey' There will be Divine service in the Epis-
copal Church on the first, second aud third Sun
days in each month. Service will commence at
II o'clock A. NJ, precisely.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

OF The New York Mercury has Sc
cured the services of Felix @. G. Darlev.
an artist of world wide fame, to furnish
illustrations for its ample pages.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

o. The Memphis Eagle records the
shooting of pickpocket at the M. & G.
Depot one day last week. He had Just
filcbed pocket book, and was making
tracks, when pistol ball struck him in
the neck-inficting very severe wound.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03
OKOLONA, MISS:

TIVE will furnish either Peterson's OF A.
tnars Magazine and the Prairie News, one year
ior $3,25. Thus giving the subscri.
Der "a worth, for 1926. Those desirno
to take us up at this offer should send In thei,
orders Immediately. The offer Is made only ia
new subscribers.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

u Hon JEFF Davis threatens to leave
the Democratic party.-Er.
We hope he won't put that threat into
execution. He is just where he ought
to be.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

70 See in to-day's impression the card
of L. @. Ashcraft, Esq. He will attend
promptly toall business entrusted to him.
S. Walton will do tailoring or renova-
ting.
j. McCurdy wants his former patrons
to settle up.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

QrToN.-The Mobile market for the
wei ending Friday evening, Feb. 25th,
clpd with stimulated demand. Low
Mldlings quoted at 1ol@lOs. Good
Mdlings III.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

10 The editor of the Okolona News
says he has fourteen shirts. Just think
of it an editor with fourteen shirts -
We are not at all inquisitive, but, Major,
We would like to know if there has been
fire up in your neighborhood lately?
Lea. advertiser.
Nary fire, brother Major.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03
y Blood ptH IeH."-The Cincinnati
Gazette saws:

:, bF00U WtH IeW"-The ClnCinnaH
Gazette says:
some time since we made note Of q
family which figured largely in the Crimi-
nal Courts of this and other slater. Yes
terday there was before the Poliece
court case that illustrated the truth of
u, lne saying that crime runs in families
1 hfee brothers We're sentenced for larce-
n.y. Their mother and one of their SIS
'ers were before the Court for beating
street walker; and one of their number
is already in the City Prison-while the
laIher' Is said, suffered the death penalty
some years ago.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

The Language Of Fouers.-Tf YOU
wish for Hearts ease" never look to
Z" Marry gold"
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

70 Mrs Darlington has bought horse
50 splrltuous that he always goes of ina
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

II See the calls of Mr.. A. Fike. He
is in earnest.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

Nary fire, brother Major.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

her to make her cease half.
with them-.!his we found hu and !,
l 1l9n to , be true, The description as m
that one of them was mid Tno woman, i
had on blue blanket coat ana nap
the other a young man with !; oiackhat,
about commons size dressed II A. nsat hai,,
were Immediately pursued h ",se thieve
ken" Gu OUT not 4
Feb. 23d, 1859 - WOOD.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

franklin Jno W Newman, J D yanXenthuzen, City
lewis ars 2l Maf R,,a ~ Potter ot rs
Havana Halle snd lady, Mrs Beykn Miss
deron, DR. P Lee, Mrs NJ Lee, Mrs Yore, Ala. :. r
Wayne, Ga. - Moreland, Mobile. j Dancy
and lady, Mrs Foreman and svt, Mrs Lyman, N X.
Rn Milton poh Terry R Pn R. Leigh
Datoen jr Chicago. Mr. and Mrs Rrant, R Brewer
.... B Duke, Mo. Frank Taylor, Tex. II Arme
tage, O.: II Hine and wife, 0 Bunnell, H
S Smith st. Mary - Dama; IS Perkins and
.;.H Bond, DR. S Helnicks La. g Bra.
shear. .Thos Houseworth, Gala j B Wadsworth
Oregon. wv Pugh, DrJ T Hawkins, La,
CITY HoTEL..:,J F Warren, Ark. M NJ Dri-
%1 %saaa R Bsssl onay na nys AN aeo
ments, St Louis. IS W Merriweather, Barker,
T J Voolfolk lady and child, Mrs Crawell, Ala
-. H Pulliam, Miss, ID W Anstin, Fla. :. e D
=. j Gilbert, City S Merriwether, N Grnbs,
Ala. w Gray, Miss. DR. J G shaw ] Brad
ley, Ark Flanagan, NJ ] Flanagan, G Burnet,
Bark 7 Towles, II + Blackwell j G Graham,
Ii Lo9dell, Miss; :. Thos carrath T f Robertson
Cash, Tex, :; e H Daily. :. w R Wood, Gala.
M1gear Gin = w a5ehs, Tex s Ball
Tex p Allen, Gordy, La. &C swensen, N Q
benson and lady, Miss. Mir Lane and l lady, La
...,Jos Andrews, Geo Crump, Yazoo
ARCADE HO TEL. j W Reed, Miss. . j Stark,
W Davis, Tex DR. J Jackson, G G Hogood, Mo
:....J latham, La. NJ Cewenthal Miss w
Kiensey, Miss.
T.LouIs HOTEL. :. "A Pugh, Le. j Jack
son and family, Ala. Beeke, Tenn. H Reeden
- Bishop T.; Mrs Daniels two children and
Danseran. DIR Danseran, La 81 vanbergen, N
N. II Smarden, La.
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Beiow-Coming UP.

Ship Sarah Mnot {new) Whelden FIN Boston, with
1857 tons ice to L Warner &co.
Ship Australia, Spencer, FIN New York, to W Hyn-
son &co.
Ship Louisa Hatch, Mclean, from Sunderland Jan O..
Ship Aldanah, Bunker, - days from Boston, to W ]
Dewey.
Ship Pleiades, Hall, = days from Boston, to Geo A
Fosdick
Ship Jno Patton, Jarvis, from Boston to G Fosdck
with $50 tons ice to J l. Warner eco.
Ship Pepperell, Dixey, from Bordeaux I'd Jan.
Ship G W Bourne, Edwards, from Boston, to W
Hynson &co.
Ship Felicia, Hall, from Liverpool Jan 4th.
Ship ? Whitney, Gray, Is days from Boston, to
Up Whitney SEQ. Cargo LOGS tons ice to S B
Smith &co.
Ship America Howe, from New York, to G W Hyn-
son &co.
Ship Berkshire, Williams, days from Boston, to
G w Hynson eco.
Ship Mary Ogden, Loveland, 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 eco.
Ship Joseph Keller, from New York.
Ship Elizabeth Kimball, Wilson, - days from Bos
ton to ) Jones &co.
Bark Harry Hammond, McClntock, from Boston to
w Dewey.
Bark Republic from Boston.
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perret. Gardner 4 Bro. Creevy & Farwell Mem
phis Steam Packet Company .oglesby & McCauley,
Natchez Steam Packet Company. Pothier & Fau-
chaux. 8 Locke. Bull Ellis &co. .Rugeley, Blair 4
CO.. Bredow Wnsthof S H Ably. M Nolan N o
u CIR r Co. Walker & Snider. N & G N R.R
.Scruggs, Donegan &co. l. Reeves AGO. S l. 4 E
Levy. w Violet Geo .Parmele & Brother. Gil
lespe 4 Adams. Titterton & Magee. 20 O Woodman
Dawson jacques. E b Wheelock eco. w A
johnson &co. Allen Hill. .Byrne, Vance &co. C G
Gaines &co Lewis 4 Oglesby. Jno Blatter. j Boyd
&co. j Adams 30. Converse &co. Miller. Burthe
Geo. Robson Il Allen H Goldman. F Frederickson
JAS syme. Reed Hedges Aco.. Morganze. B
Nautre &co Carroll, Hoy Geo. Heald Masse &co..
D Henkle &co. North, Duthl &co C lambert. C
Carriere. .Lauve Il Mccall. e Motion. H McClos-
Ky .McLemore, Rayburn &co. Horrell Gayle &co.
Tintorer Fatjo Phillips, Nixon eco. H ii Hansell
IS Green &co M Brady eco. j NJ Burrows.
Massey, Huslin Geo. ID q Wilson. .Magee 4 Kneass
Victor David
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Nth NrIfans laiIu 6resseld.
nONDAY MORNING, MARCH Is. 1859.
Talk on cHANGE.


Nv,s tclessb,y active on Saturday, and after the
perusal Il III ccsvsspondencs By the Asia's mails
~ coplsted, thers W. ID inclination 70 talk, but
- nrsat aispositlua evlnced towards entering into
- oussss;oss, us,sas II was exchange At rates
III 2S voun hyor buyss, taking the closing views
II ritdsv = ~ Standard. OF course, there was
eauusshae 49, II H. staple, but most buyers were
o. Sy1tsIl19 novsnsnts until the arrival Of the
AnaSea u ~ Alps both being due. On the
lessesk - activs, ard Western produce dealers
unde rod sasea On Carondelet street and environs
~ epnlltioa u matters at the mouth Of the river
fbrnea ~ chief talk, with good and improved
nolnx - ~ receipt Of advices from the bar that
ssssasl ys1sls outward bound had crossed. Among
~ NJ Afs Tho following ships Anna, Linda Star Of
Rss@, Milton, RockAway, Oroondates, Gear, Hunt
~, Forest Queen, ]. Montgomery and Rufus Choate.
eesaEal yesses are reported IS having gone to sea
through PAS a'Isoutre, from which pass there is no
di10bk and regular Communication. The ship J. N.
Hays vent 70 - on ths 25th, drawing 10 feet
inches. III talk about ths ship was still continued.
Tho Dispatches regarding ~ marks on the vessel
wese aid TO b priyate ard both shippers and agent
were denied access u them, and communications ad-
dzsassd v she captain could not have reached him
psssioas u III departure from the bar. The talk was
very fes against csFtain companies or associations
On Saturday.
IN fusty ships named below as being detained at
~ ~ IN d bard one hundred and twenty-five
thosunl ~ hundred and eight bales cotton, Cl22,
106) - 1sos hoesheads tobacco, besides two
casgues u staves Some OF them have been detained
aince " 1t February, and the Campbell since the
seth December, About thirty sail were outside; pos
sihly several worked 10 and others out during the
high water yesterday, il the wind did not blow too
fresh.
The following vessels were detained at the South
wsst Pas on Saturday morning. 26th inst ships 3.
r. Galven, M Bremen Barnabas Webb, for Liver
pool Leu woodbury., for Boston 8. 3. Pelligren,
VIM. Tned, Net Point, Ocean Monarch, s. E. Smith,
Anau. Arctic, WIN. Stetson, Sarah and Emma, Ocean
Bfide, Redwood, Premier, James Fish. Euxuine, De
troit Ifpnsidea zsmbriski. Geo. West, Sam'l Adams
and Allan. ~ for Liverpool; Sheridan, for Marse
~ RichArd Alsop, Tor Bordeaux Lancashire, for
Mafseiles ,. ID Walsh, for Bordeaux Ann Wash
hQ1n, r. B. Snmmer, Ocean Pearl. for st. Petersburg
]. n, White, Ior Bordeaux; Agnes Lord, for Cork
TenidtA. for Barcelona Parthenia, for Havre.
Bamhsrg for HaNe, returned to the city for repairs
Total for Liverpool, a. for st. Petersburg 8; for
Hayre, Tor Bordeaux, 8 5; for Marseilles, q for
Bostoa, for Spain, i ]; for Cork, l; for Bremen,
2--total, 10 ships-
4 On The bars ships Belmont, Athena and Mary E.
CanpbelL 4 was talked Of that the Campbell had
got to SEA. ss
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gtw @teans gaiy Crescent aoudav Mua atareh 49, 1859

| BOSTON. Ship Josephus, .761 tons ice to ] L
Warner &co.
MINATITLAN. Brig Philip Dean l56 tons ma.
hogany.
BOSTON. Bark Waverly 695 tons ice to A w
Bosworth. and assorted mdse
INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON =. Steamship
Texas. p bales cotton to Payne Harrison l6 do
Edward Pilisbury. IL Hall, Rodd & Putnam s N
Lowe eco; IS do Pitcher, Goodrich &co A Lewis l.
Oglesby. g ] Harry eco. q Henderson, Terry 4
co. i Edward Nolle &co.s Tareton, Whiting s. ful-
lis Carroll Hoy eco. az sacks pecans 63 bbs tic
do Oglesby Il McCauey. so scs pecans Bloom. 20
bbls do Greifi &co. Il do Col A Myers. 10 bbls
hi Dbl scs pecans trunk mdse Biscoe & Sims. 3
bbls pecans Thompson & Barnes. Il do 8 de Wiser
&co. 3 boxes mdse Henderson, Terry Geo. 3la head
cattle to Wilkins Eco. .sundries to order. Total SO
bales cotton.
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KsBURG PACKETS.

UNITED STATES Tkl- ~
lss4AhtsSS WhEkLY MAIL LINE sfARiStsS
TO WICK S BURG. issas.&aSaA
TUESDAY, at S o'clock p. NJ,
The magnificent T. 5. Mail packet Grand Duke, Capt.
s. Apologize, will leave for Donldsonve Paque1nne Baof
Ronge Por HUDSON Bayou Sara, Red River Landing For
Adaa5 Natctez, Waterproof Rodney, St. Joseph Crane
Cuff, WaTrenon and yicksnurg EVERY Tuesday nj !
o,c ock p NJ "
The rd Duke sbrg the steamer Roe
buck and will take freight for all landings
AS high as Greenwood
THURSDAY, Al O'Clock p NJ,
The magnificent u s. Mill packet Wick sburg, CAPT
Capt J. NJ. White, will eave for Donaldsonville PLAGUE.
Lalding, For Adams, Nachez Waterproof, Rodney, St. jos
eph, Grand Gulf WnrreuOn, Vicksburg, Mikcn's Bend
Lake Providence, Stacks Linng skpwith Landing Phi
ehsrs Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land!
o'clock P. VI. "
The FIGKSBURG at Vicksburg with th
steamer DEWDHOP and will freight for ali landings o
the Yazoo river as high up MS Greenwood
SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Nntchez, Cap,
Baton Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams, Nachez, Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph Gran
tinif, "arrenton and Vcksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at !
o'clock P. NJ. N' 80
The stegrner NATCHEz connects at vjeksburg win
The steamer DEWDR0P and will take freight for all landing
on the fazoo river AS hign Greenwood.
The mentioned splendid passenger packets viii lssy
on their regular days without fail the hour appointed
their will be promptly and fsthfa
attended to. - " ~
These boats will not be responsible for any letter or psoses
containing money jewciry other vauabes unless rann
oi OF ladnk are taka specifying the and yana Al
sheEesa pad nor tor any vaaoies deposited the
BY the passengers, contained in their baggage
Sorfreghs or passage apply on bosrd, or 10
=, 4, CARROLL, HOLMES co.,
Jell Union Row, So Carondeletpt
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Passengers.

Per Steamship Texas from Indianola and Calves
ton-Mrs Baxter and daughters, Mrs Jenkins p Ma
lone, Robt johnson, Daniels and child Jas Oats, d
Nash, q D Patcher, E H Darlington, DR. W E Jones,
] Taylor, Messrs Smidt Killgore, Wood Askns,
Talbot, II Brown, jackson, Woods Sacke, Sudel,
Briant, Shaifer, Lowenthal-lO on deck.
Per ship Baden, from Havre-7l in Storage.