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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-09-29
Hoof;aod's German Bitters.

Hoofaod's German Bitters
1t is over vars since this celebrated remedy was
introduced to the American public. During that time it
has perfOr ed hundreds and thousands the most aston
ishng cures its reputation sale have now reach
ed point that far sUrpasses any remedy of the present
past ages. 1t has acquired this great reputation net
by system of putting but by the actual merit Of the att
Gle ITSELF Ifyou afflicted by any of the diseases Tor
which tisrecommended, such Dyspepsia, Liver Gem
plant, Nervous Debility, disorder of the Digestive Or
gans it will not fail to sustain its reputation your
OF sale BY all druggists and dealers in medicine IS
cents per bottle. sept
See advertisement of "Sanford's Liver Invigora
and Cathortc PiLls.n the first naga of nmr nanar
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Special Notites.

OF KFNOSHA

One ofthe first organized under the General Law
ofthe State.
VIII give immediate attention to all Collections and bust
entrusted toit. Reuances made for Connections on
day of payment
land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes,
bought and sold
Draw direct, in to suit, the princp points
Great Britain France Germany, Holland, Switzerland Nor
way Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
L. G. DURANT, H. B. TOWSLEE
CISb5er. President.
hENOsHA Sent 1vt, 1857.
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County Fair.

The county Fair has this year proved decided
success In the number of entries, variety and
quality of articles OH exhibition, and number OF
tickets sold, it has exceled the Fairs of all proceed
ing years.
On Friday,th clouds hung minatory in the heav-
ems and many predicted stormy time but the
water which appeared impending by pailfuls was
percipitated on some other part of the world than
the ksnosha Fair grounds The most of the first
day was occupied in making the entries of articles
for exhibition, which numbered 500
The number Of tickets sold was about $50. In
the afternoon the blowing match took place there
were fifteen teams entered to compete for the pre-
miums. The successful competitors in the men &
blowing match were,
horace Blaekman, first premium:
SIAh Sduter, second
VIM. Robertson, Jr, third
Allen Higgins, fourth
In the boys match, the Committee reported Mas
ter Orville Rice, entitled to the premium and fur
Their reported that 'the blowing done by Master
Rice would be hard to be beaten by the most ex
perienced plowman."
FRIDAY.
The sun shone in a cloudless sky, everything
conspired to make Fair day. AT an early hour
from o'clock until noon the roads leading to the
Hall, were thronged The officers of the Society
deserve thanks for the comfortable arrangement OF
the various departments the greatest inconven
fence being the single door which served for ingrsss
and egress at the same time and which furnished
during the day, large opportunity for apologies or
the part Of those who wore large boots, and equal
opportunities for meek and submissive resignation
the part of those who fell victims to impressive
sole leather.
The specimens of garden and farm products, en-
trely surpassed our expectations. Long, fully ma
tured ears of Southern dent corn, several varieties
of full-grown potatoes and long rows of cornu CO.
pia, overlooking with golden grain bid defiance to
physical want and hungry famine.
The Pathological Department was never SO we'll
represented, as this year. The same may be said
of Agricultural implements and machinery, horses
and cattle We give below list of the principal
premiums awarded:
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Know-NotHingisrm i'm New York,


The late State Convention of Know Nothinps
IN New York, after full elaboration, voted by
a large majority to make no distinct nomina.
tons as a party, bu: adopt portions of both the
Democratic and Republican tickets The con.
vention accordingly selected from the two tick.
cts as follows:
Secretary Of State-David r. F. Jones. Dem
omPtroAer-Robert Dennison, Republican
IreaSurer-Philip Dorcheimer. :.
Attorney Gen.-Chas. j. Myers.
Engineer-Yan r. Richmond, Democrat.
Canal COmmiSsiOner-W. j. Skinner, Dem.
State Prison InSpectOr-N S. Elderkin, Dem
Judge Of AppealS-Henry E. Davis, Rep.
Clerk Of APpeals-Chas. Hughes, q
Previously to the holding of the convention
the Albany atlas & Argus, the leading Demo.
cratic jOurnall of the State, appealed to til,
Know-nothings, to vote the whole Democrat,
ticket. The resolutions adopted at the conven
ton are aimed chiefly at Sewardism and BIacl
Republicans. Our foreign born fellow citizens
who are constantly told by the sham Democracy
that Republicans most naturally affiliate will
hnow-nothings, will now see how the ro+to
stands in the Empire State.
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK
KENASHaA WIS

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected at current rates of exchange without othc
eharge.
Jncurrent Bank Notes Bought
Gold and Silver coin bought and sold
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. H. KIMBALL Cashier
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OF paintings. Misses Lydia F. and Abba Bourne
each case of wax work and feather fowers-very
nice.
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KEN OS HA, WIS
Recpou1blican State Nominations.

Thursday Morning, Sept. 20, 1852
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PREMIUM PICTURES!

Ky See advertisement of "Sanford's Liver Invigoral or
md Oathortic PiLlsn on the first page of our paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-15
Arrivals at the Principal HeteIs Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. :. B Tanner, Miss Tan
ner, Miss Marshall, Bruf La. n B Cock
burn, Y n M Lagghey, Own H Oils,
Ala, :. :Robt W Smith, Mrs W 4 Meser, Miss ISLE lie,
ccoe, J S Lecor Mobile. Rich Lathens, ".
l. / Adams, Boston,. r Townsend, Y. Geo N
Wells Albany hs II in o Mann lam Troy Philips
". Victor Bracht, Texas . H Dunster, R l., :.
VIM Farr, RI. Mrs NJ H rulbertson and bro,
Texas. .Jno G Williams, N &C Barnes, Miss
;;,.J Rnpers Mobile. j N Morsen lady and svt,
Va, r,oa NGrwo0a WV WI e. sRraggns Ala,
B LeBert, ". MIR Blevins and lady, Ala. . This
Morris, Texas W & Bonner, La. =. DIR j Perkins,
B Rouge .Geu VIM Bailey, lady and svt, Rapides
~ In, MonG1a ggg La H. ~ Hodge; Pha 2
i N Cash, L Hager, S S Walker. s S Stubborn
Miss. M 9 Smith and lady, N Y....B F Brstone,
Miss Rristane, l. Deurees, Ill VIM W Webb,
CITY HoTEL vonehi. Is 4 T fvi Walker t'i
Walker, W Alexander, J D 0 Caghan, Tex.
as. ID W Lockett, Miss. ~ Anderson Thos W
Garner Texas. ..Fv Gallres La, s Cook,
he1toTs Sb TsSa Miss GqInf Eys Mr. e. waln's
Thomas, La. Thos Hamilton, KY n Walker,
d S King, A Ardis lady and svt, La >. 7 N Dams
Miss, IL Bear, Shreveport: -, DIR " Wilcox, 3
sara, II sPmgries, Jas Herring, Ala. :Jno L
Frazier. Miss. - A Moore La. u j Will
liams, Sara. Col Wood N Y. Gen e Beall.
Beall, Mrs. Parey and 3 children, Texas u N
Thompson, Hiss. IA Oliver, Rev G NJ Reed, Texas
H JONES'. KY. R Mcclure, Va..S
Fields, Miss. II Nelson, J A Parker, La. :. 7
Walsa No. r. Landfars, La H Huntington,
NJ Washburn, J A Margman, La. 81
Outright Ga. :. Mrs Bains and daugh Lexas r.
< Poyhress, Ga. :. F. I Nance, Ala j Minis,
nd 3 svts, La NJ Carter, J C Carter, Il W
itcheocks, Montgomery. Brown, Miss. Jos
'ayor Texas. "A P Barry, Barry, Miss Il
White, R R.. r Timpson, Miss. :. j G Collier,
Hudson, Mr. Rogers, Texas. L Richardson, !!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-15

Mr. s Costa, Mary Costa, Costa, Mobile :. C NJ
High, Miss l. High, Ala. i. Il Doddurge, Tex.
J Thornces, Miss. Mr. Sanders, Rev J W Rogers,
Texas. III Chambliss, Sam Brewer, Miss, w
Mchaster jr, and lady, N O....J Maekleroy,
Texas. u Key, La.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. :. j L Wayne and wife, Gin
cinnati M r Briggs, Ct . VIM johnson, F
johnson, Texas. Mr. Alden, Me. Hon R N Nc
Lane, Baltimore. H R de LaBeintrie, Col j S
West, N Y. j H Felt, N O....C Hardy, G S.
Braggiotte, S CIV Tanner and lady, La .
VIM N Mari, Phia r. Smith, Ind. . j l. Scott,
and lady, Pt Coupee. r Lathers, N Y. ID G
Devore and lady, Ohio. u Higgins and lady, KY.
ARCADE HOTEL. "A G Jones, La Mr. Davis
No.. Million, NJ W Pierson, Cook, j R
Aightwater, Texas. :. W Bynun1, Miss . j Whit
taker, Miss y 7 Alexander, F Melet, Ark. s
q Pearce. T Davenport, Aha, VIM Dryden, Mo-
bile, w D Frazier, Miss. ..R Sanderson, Tenn
....J l. Buck, G NJ Lisk, Miss. wv W Garner, Ark
q G. McElroy La
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Below-Coming UP.


nip Sultana, Barrett, from New York to A Cohen.
mp 81 Charles. Conway, from New York to o
Woodruff &co
Hkp Nathan Hanan, Pierce, from Boston, to Baxter,
Lowell &co. ~
Ship Pleiades, Hall, days from Boston, to Geo A
s,s Fosdick.
Ship Jno Patton, Jarvis, from Boston to e Fosdick
with 500 tons ice to L Warner &co
Ship Pepperell, Dixey. from Bordeaux I'd Jan.
Ship Bourne, Edwards, from Boston, to G. W
Hynson &co.
Ship Felicia, Hall, from Liverpool Jan 4th
Emp Whitney, Gray, 10 days from Boston, to
Whitney &co. Cargo LOGS tons ice to s
Smith eco. g
zip America, Howe, from New York, to W Hyn-
SON &co
mp Berkshire, Williams, - days from Boston, to
s$s@ g W Hynson &co.
ehip Mary Ogden, Loyeland, from Now York to NJ
Hofia.
eeip franklin Haven, Sears, days from Boston to
Ship Success, Child, - days from New York to G W
Hynson &co.
Snip Joseph Keller, from New York.
Ship Excelsior, Swift, ~ days from New York. to
G W Hynson Eco.
Emp Elizabeth Kimball, Wilson, - days from Bos-
ton to 8 Jones eco.
lark Harry Hammond, MeClintock, from Boston to
W Dewey.
Bark Republic, from Boston. -,....1.4-...5
Bark Panama, Graves, = days from Rio de Janero to
Schwartze &co. with $500 bgs coffee.
Bark Dirego, Young, from New York to q NJ Soria
ssM Carrie Sanford, Clapp to Poole &co
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.6l pkgs pecans Williams &co 80 bales cotton to
A ID Kelly &co. rs do to Campbell strong "a DO
Coleman Britton eco. 10 A N Turnbnll: u Iarie-
ton, Whiting & Tullis 4 & G Cromwell 3 do Jno
Williams &co sundres to order. Total Sill AIS in
specie. ia bales cotton.
| NDIANoLA AND GALVESTON :. Steamship
Mexico IS bales cotton to Farley, Jurey geo 5l DO
Tarleton, Whiting l. Tuilis. 3 do D Kelly &co. ~
| Coleman Britton tfco. IS Duncan Logan. "a do
| Williams Aco al A ] Tully &co. z Lowe. g
| Payne & Harrison % Moses Greenwood &co. sun
! dries to A D Kelly Gco. FRANKIE i Daniels. IS w
Rawlins Geo. Post 4 Mel. "A D Grief &co. "A Egan
AGO Nezzi 4 Bartoli Jones Express. Total l73
| bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Arno 1870 bxs tin plates to B
Duaield us, 100 states ] i C Davidson = sugar
pans Sybrandt &co. .sundres to N o Gus Co. John.
ston, Moke &co. Hughes, Hyllested SEQ Warnekin
Kerchof Henderson Il Gaines. w H Litchford .
Baniere Bros. D Holmes. .Cramer Geo Marburg
Foster. p Brulator Shark Stauffer eco. Bowls
4 Judson. Priestley & Bein. C Slocomb eco. j
Asbridge. Haggsrty eco. Pencil, Power SEQ
Graham j Burnside &co. 8 Wolf Bridge &
Bro Dix Ranlett. Huntington 4 Brooks. and
order.
HAVANA: Bark Ellen Morrison. 800 bxs sugar
Murison &co. .segars and sundries to Ferrer Geo
~ Durel Eco. North, Duthil &co. "A A Cannon.
d schl1teE. Prats. .Caballero Basualdo. VIM
D Balloon. Machaco l. Son.
NEWRY. Bark A Hodgman. 3l04 bags Ill bbls
MINATTTLAN Schr Chpola .434 hides W Prehn
Gco. .l28 do Camerden. 40 do A JACOBS L case
segars de Ia Ventu.
PENSACOLA. .Schr Emma de Russey. "a bales
cotton to Campbell Strong. "a 900 # lumber to
Murray &co '.
PENSACOLA. .schr Contest. IS 900 feet lumber
Murray &co. III ~
APALACHICOLA. .Schr Pheaix SO bales cotton
te Farley, Jurey eco lot snndries to Mitchell
F Lee.
PENSACOLA. schr Mary Ellen. rs hides Forch-
meI Mayer. 81 290 # lumber q, 900 laths Muir
ray &co.
MOBILE. Steamer VIM Bagaley 1886 bales cotton
Rives, Battles Noble. los Ridgell Dennis &co IS
carleton, Whiting b Tulis. IL Farley, Jurey eco
Y Thompson. 2 Broadwell & Payne Il R c Cum
mings eco. i Cutrer, Harrison &co 1865 bbls lime to
J 8 Holden. .150 do rosin W Wakefield 6s do tur.
pentine Smith GEO. .l3 cotton gins H X Carter
&co. 8 do and sundries to order Total 4s4 bales
cotton.
MOBILE. Steamer Florida .lI2 bales cotton W
Huntington Gco. rs do tobacco R Geddes. S bbls
apples A May &co. so pkgs mdse E Simpson.
snndries to order.
MOBILE. Steamer Cuba. sundries to order.
PALERMO. Bark Glasgow. 9s cases prunes so
6xs lemons llO2 bxs oranges Cochran & Hall 154s
DO 1854 bxslemons Machaea & Son. 20 bxs lemons
Az do oranges Lciara. .225 bxs oranges 100 boxes
lemons Bussitta. oranges and lemons to Lanata
Baos. Casarie. " GuilIrra. and order.
COAST. .Schr Fawn. 80 bbls molasses NJ White.
COAST. .Schr Mary Ann. 40 bbls molasses, order.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst. att P. NJ.
49, FOR IA HVIL l. f., GLARKs-
GzhhE1I1a-SYILIE Canton, Ed4yvie Smithand, Padu-
-nae1n6Ao eah, Cairo, Hickman und intermediate land
ingsThe hne light draught regular steamer E. Howard,
Fowler master will positively above freight
passage apply on board, to
b. DTt IELD. Agent,
NILS corner of st. Charles and Psrdjdo streets
The Howard will take freight through any point
the river with lege eshippilg
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GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA Steamship
Garas Morgan. .675 bbls -four, $50 bbls whisky 23S
scs coffee 10 cks bacon, 20 hhds sugar. SO bales hay
200 bxs groceries.
KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS Steam
shp Galveston. $50 coils rope l25 scs corn so bbls
pork 1855 bbls -four 81 bbls moasses, bbls whisky,
Is hhds sugar % hhds bacon
MALAGA AND PALERMO. Bark simeto. .55,-
400 slaves for Malaga. 8 hhds tobacco logs mahog
any pkgs mdse for Palermo.
PHILADELPHIA. .Schr NJ Reinhart GA bales
cotton 25l hhds sugar. 20 hhds grease, 2O5 bills mo-
ksses, 20 bbls whisky, $50 bds hides, 100 eMpt cks
80 empt bbls 80 pkgs mdse.
GOTHENBERG. Ship R NJ sloman. 1881 bales
cotton n hhds tobacco.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Montmorenci. 1920 bales
cotton.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Moses Davenport. 1850 bales
cotton log tcs beef
BARCELONA. Bark Isabel. ZOO bales cotton,
1000 slaves. 9N
BARCELONA. Brig Louisa. ..4l3 bales cotton,
1000 slaves.
PERNAABUCO. Bark Traveller $500 bbls -four,
100 kgs lard.
CORK, Ship Agnes Leeds. $40 hhds tobacco 24oo
Btaves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-15

Per Steamship Arizona from Brazos Santiago and
Indianola Col Sagus, lady, child, and servt Messrs
Boyle, Doddridge, Bartola, Santos, Fradn, Thomas,
Bean, Sale, Sanders, Sanzales, salbrach Belden,
Noblesa, Gylisias.
Per Steamship Mexico, from Indianola and Gal
yeston-K Martin and lady, Mrs Grant and sery'ts.
Messrs achlennig, Kleter, Sanford, White, Dawson,
Mcdonald, Stephens, Gill, Gletzing, Winke, Ashe
Walker, Ellis, Armstrong, Eggeston, Bing, Claibon
Dixie and serv't, IL on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-15
DIelnerar,da.

13-The steamship Arizona from Brazos Santiago
ltq inst left in port German brig Bertha, from Liy-
espool schrs Chrysolite and A Woodhouse, for
Nex York, to sail soon; brig Minna Schiller, from
n Orls, dischnrging.
~ The ship Potomac, hence, went over the bar
and to sea on the Sth inst. The 'barks Magadalena
and Linda went to sea on the 9th. The ship Henry,
crossed the bar and went to sea on the 18th. The
ship Creole, hence for New York, went to sea yes.
terday.
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6sl bbls -four u do eggs kegs lard Horrell, Gayle
Sco. ;oO bbls whisky 60 bbls -four Titus 237 bbls
Tour kgs lard 4S ties lard 81 bbls pork Is pcs bag
glng ogiesby i McCauley. 700 bbls -four s H Ken
nedy Sco. $50 do McComb, Bro &co. ITO kegs shot
Az DO bar lead Converse, Kennett aco IS bbs whis-
" voohries, Griggs eco. .43 do apples JAS Druhan
537 bags bran ] Duffy &co .432 bds hoop poles to
Bredow Wusthof. o bxs mdse Soaring & Scott
500 scs bran I S Elder &co. 3 bbls flour Geddes
ITO DIS Twitchell l. Butcher $50 do lard oil Pedreau
vile Il Bros. so bbls spirits Seaman eco 800
Sos oats T Moore Geo, IL pkgs lard Keep, Bard L
co. so bbls lard oil Dix Ranlett $50 bbs flour to
Bard, Canlield 6co. rs bbls whisky E Hyde eco.
l60 bales hemp B Forance. 80 bbls beer Bach A
bbls eggs Is bbls pork to Graham h Boyle 400 bbls
flour 26l bgs bran and sundries to order.
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spoken.

81 Capt Chisholm, Of schr Emily, on LIST inst in lat
go n, long 1926 Brit brig Kate, Capt Stevens,
hence for Balize Honduras.
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NSAs RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY 18th inst st5PM
, IT. ARKANSAS RIVER-FOR FORT
Smith Van Buren,, Ozark, Roseville, spadrs
Sorristown. Dardnielle Lewi.burg, Little Rock
Pine Bluff and all Other landings the Arkansas tiverTbe
elegant fast and light packet
Roberts, will leave For freight or passage
having superior accommodations apply board
MT VGRGINIuS G. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
cusr attention paid all and plantation bust
entrusted
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Steamboats,.

John Walsh, Molloy, from st Louis.
Morning Light, Dillon, FIN Lake Bisteneau
Rapides, Dowty, from Red Riuer 81
Maria Denning, Carroll from Cincinnati.
sss Bayou Belle, Ney, from Opelousas.
4 Jr, Vincent, from bayou Sara
d Batey, Dugss, from Lockport.
Y Ch0ctaw, Silver, from Louisville.
Grand Duke, Applegate, from Red River.
VIM Bagaley, Sinnott, from Mobile.
Florida, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Cuba, Hiern, from Mobile
Music, Brown, from Lafourche
$50 Coy Powell, Garlic, from St Martinsville
1outoat AngloSaxon, Grant, from the passes. :.
lowed down and to sea on the 9th inst, ships
Eclipse and Anna F Schmidt, barks Eventide
and HIT Vennard. brought up barks Annie
81 Aodgman and Laura brig Fortuna.
zssboat G Vanderbilt, Lambert, from the passes.
1 vent down Light. brought up ship Mont Blanc
~ bark Glasgow and schr :.
a6wbOat Hercules, LaPlace, from the passes towed
down and to the bar on the 4th inst ships @
y White and Rich'd Allsop. brought up banks
Maip0 ann Gisaria.
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nlnnnssal, CsnMercsaI and River news
enss.
-
re- cxsorM yors1c. 70 % Camp street,
q Iussdsy Aornins. March IS, lsse.
i y Cleared Yesterday.
nnuuuulbIp (haa Morgan. I,av,ess for f,.,x.,.,. -
s.Es 3. nfnDoaa, = II - = ID pas my
kip Galveston. Hutchinos for Y AZ We "
VlnSi;da ports. ~ NY wG 81 ~
80 u n slomanl jsyv;u ~, f.oth.,, = ayae
~ &C. - .s,ss Ra-tsrs 81 oval, seo
Mcntmo1cnci. Brown sor r;vs.ra,,, A1'se'' 'eo
81 -o1 ~ ueRoe rn,, sco
- Moses nsveryo,t r,ar5 -. ; HIoA CIV
TIL p Y is III a. Z Nenbev
- xvnes ..as yu..t - Asau..uSs 9 Istne"
= "s'ss' ior colk Sno wh;srsr sco
~ rs,s -.v.l. u.,s.,I -, ps. ,s,.s1. "a -
nsrket .-11~''' ~ : II. j +. I Pb;nns Ico
-, ias.s- fs,,t., <s.i a. ~. -, A,ff' .1So
- s .s-.'.' s-'nA'' ~ DA' Prats. Puiol Eco
Il 1rt,l. ~ ssz ,,;, a. Ss, .a s5 p ~.
$500 '''s's CTeeyy i FarWel
No rrs;s. AI,;n. for 1a.rceIons' -
= - $500 = =, Prsts pu;o, ,sco
sprkr n neinbsrt. peterson, for Philadelphia.
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PEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

MARK WALTON No. 10 Bank Place,
0ners his services 10 the public AGENT FOR THE PUR
chase, SALE and APPRAlSEMENT of REAL ESTATE.
de will take charge Of improved property Agent for til
owners lease coll and invest the
attend TO the examination and correction of rolls
pay taxes. insurance. inl 6m
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VA zoo RIV e r.

Leav.s tuesday,, 18th inst at Up. NJ.
~. YAZOO AND YALLABUSHA
sis I'd 5.s.ns a,s Sss
wood sdon Tcua, Yazoo City saartia, yicksburg
way plantation nndngs Yazoo and Yaiabtsa rivers
fast and light daught passenger packet NJ.
Bicknell Sam Gwartney, mas will positively leave
above FOR freight PASSAGE having superior
tons, apply on board.
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI..
m14 Advertising Agent.
H~The Biknell has been purchased by Cap. Gwarney
expressly for the Ynllnbna shippers
her remainl there throughout the season. ~
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SHERRY-l6 es Romaro's Pal for sale by
fell corner Graver and New Ieyee sis
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves every SATURDAY, st O'Clock p NJ.
~ I, THE SPLENDID STEAMER Golden
Age. MscGme., master vt. g The place Of he
lar trips above leaving New Orleans Saturday
ming at O'Clock p. NJ, for Donadsonvie, Bayou Goula
Plsquemine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Waterloo, Bayou
Sara Ponte Coupse, Moganza Tunica Wiliamsport Red
River Landing, Fort Adams AID all intermediate landings.
etqrning will leave Bayou Sara every Wednesday the
val Of the cars from Woodve For freight passage apply
board orto
HOLMES CLAUSS;
ly3 6m Is Thoupitoulas street, N. o.
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N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton. IA bales cotton to
Payne 4 Harrison, Y Carroll, Hoy &co Al Harris
y Levi. 40 Lewis Oglesby. SO Thornhill eco. 20
r L Adams eco. 81 Robson l. Allen. ~ do Ryrne
Vance dco. II Hardie eco. IS Cleveland Bros 4
co. g Barnet 8 Coleman, Britton &co 4 Warren.
Gilmore eco. 10 N Scudder. IS Walker, Hutching.
son &co . Mcfarland 1 Barksdale. 3 May /
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: 0No 6. RLEAkLEY, SO AND 81 RAMPANT
IfR street, manufacturer Of Carriages, Bugges Sprr
Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt. Repsirng in
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26. ALL OF THAT VERY LARGE TRACT OF LAND
known ard Situated the Second District this city
fos ting partly the Park and parity
and comprised within Bayou ST. john the New Canal
he Me,se Roaa and The properly belonging to the heirs Of
De MOrant Said about 40
the Meta Rod by depth of is pents each side
and IS the line, excepting from list
the City Park formally OF said Plsce And I'd
parcel Of snd fronting bayou ST. John marked in pink
will be sold in block and subject includes the
Of sixteen snd continues the lst OF October
1862 at $1,000 per annum.
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Leaves on TUESDAY. !s'h inst, atsr.M

Leaves on TUESDAY 18th inst, at s p. NJ.
~ FO II , T. + r H X SON, SMITH.
N LAND, Benton, Port Caddo, Albany. Shreve-
- port Grand Bayou, Campe. Grand Ecnre ST.
fauree co,io Aexandria, Gortons all eiate
landings Rcd RiverThe swift running passenger packet
steamer Teles A. d. Densiow, master will leave "a
above For freight having superior acconuods.
tons, apply on board,
yIRGIEIUS c. DENTZRI.,
ml4 Advertising 4 gent
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. at p NJ
,z1sT. h. EOR UPPER AND LO w ER
Hsgt1aAisl TENsAS-The light draugh pas lenrer racket
Saline, George Miller, master W Il! leave as
above taking freight for all intermediate ndings on Tensas
and Black rivers For freight passage having superior nc
Communications apply board -
mill i,,,r,ifr.. 1 '
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FOR oPELousAs.

7,HE IMPROVED McCHEsNEY WASH.
ING Manufactured and for sale by the sub
scrhcr 0reB left at 70 Apollo 29l Magazine street
Boz l6 Meeancs Exchange at the grocery store Of
James Collins IS Apollo specimen be
will pro npiy attended to- Ali sk Of The public Is fail
rnl and they do not give satisfaction the and the
mousy will be refunded. J. N. DAuGHERTY,
VI No. ia Apo(i strest.