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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
+, HALEY SPRINGS. NINE NILES North :.

- HALEY SPRINGS. NINE MILES North ,r.
K:Aof Florence, Lauderdai- counts, AIabsma ~
bly, known throughout Tennessee Alabama Mss;ssinn; a.
Arkansas for the medicinal properties curative qualities q.
spinal affections torpid liver chronic sore eyes iii eas sd
of venerea and cuaDeous diseases now and nj ali
T Of hs sss ss 91 s
since that time The propreors have been diligently engaged in
building and comfortable
Of their guests. They have completed barge new Hotel
containing parlor, ballroom dining room, sleeping rooms etc
ETC., etc. "
location being the hills Of Tennessee river and
fa 'A'''a''' pure ana health
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the most wholesome food that
the marke can eord with polite and attentive and
servants to attend 1t.
The Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
Those who travel and visit such places for pleasne will find
abundant field for amusement at Bailey Springs good
Band OF Music will be in attendance and MAZE ma
pass eheeully large Livery Stable with fine Stock viii be-
the abound with fish, fine for wing
lie Muscle Shoals on tho Tennessee river are within on
of the Springs, with good road to make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
One Of the best physicians that the South Affords who has
water, will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have
charge Of experience that all for The
ber eft Of the waters will have comfortable and rcejye
PROMPT and proper attention
These Springs accessible from the South West ty the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, from Memphis Tenn u
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by fourorss coaches to
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will break.
fast the Springs ing and leaving on he
morning train wi" take Eh At 81 sg; sDsnsS
Refer ts-Messrs. scruggs, DoHegan Co., New Orleans
& s,a NJ Love W,fta CO. ~,
W. L. Lanier 4 Co., :.
:. S. o. Nelson Co., :.
PIN Phllip 3 i Nixon Co.,
mil Am Samuel Bell, Esq.,, :.
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Marrow PLArEs-vULCANiTE BASE.
FACTS vs.. ASSERTION.

The Dentists Of this city take pains deprecae
Vucanie for OF durability They very i.udy
fail 10 produce facts sustain their assertions. wso via
take iii trouble ca viii be furnished saa
endeubea slmon- showing that three years
constant makes change whatever, il heat
IT INCEST acids make impression, infer that Is
will last quite we'll j airy other style.
SHOULD be remembered that the improvement Of Dr.
Iah which dpynsss with OF the plat covering tbs
roof OF the mouth is equally applicable gold and rlanz
which we use Tor those who prefer these metals
Having in erte1 twenty full sells, ELI
known citizens, who wing exhausted the skill of the
DeaisIs and he Nofh have found vastly
or for and ulness method s.rtug
the jaw teeth for Is entirely new, ard III
the purposes Of the natural teeth.
B. y. SMITH L CO..
DENTAL SURGEONS
al9 TT 10 Bsropns street
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r a. FAHNEsrock's VERMIruGk.

WILLIAMSBURG New York.
Messrs B A. Fanestock Co,-ie For a number
of years pas have been troubled with de- adm gnae
pain in the pit Of my stomach accompanied by fsinnes ana
dizziness head. and adheng the
ply sieians, receiving benefit
Induced Try b. Fahneock,s yer,nuge and after
taking vn ny surprise passed twelve yards tape
worm And assert that have recovered my firtaer
health, for which feel rdebted b. A. Fahnestock,s Yes
mlse: and cheerully being afica ious
and harmless, HENRY HOFFMAN.
e purchasers should look well initials on the wrap-
per, and that they buying B. A. fahn
fuge, and no other. al lakW
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POINT CLEAR HOTEL-THE PRoPRIE-
tors Of The Battle House Mobile respectfully inform their
Hotel early in June.
The buildings being in thorough repair vharve.
rebuilt snd the have been greatly improved the
winter building was erected last finished and fur
n thorough manner and situated or line next 70 tn.
feet in lepgh upon two stories Altogether the buildings will
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear delightfully."- situate being open the Gulf
breeze and in the high grounds with pleasant
shaded The merits Of the place sanitary point
sisw were fairly tested last season. Not single
finest salt water bathing the whole coast and within one
hundred PAGES from the Hotel Fish and vey
dant during the Coon Band is engaged and
every variety Of anu ements will be furnished.
Pout Clear also sundays Mondays Wednesdays and FRI
days will make midday trips accommodate those who ar
rive by the boats
Rooms may be secured by addressing
+. ii. CHA BtRLAIN Il CO.,
,,,. Battle House
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The above figures give good view of the position
of our banks at the commencement of the annual
decline of business for the years named. 1t will be
observed-take the active movements of the banks
to-day-they are in about the same strong position
thew were one wear ago,
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children three years Old AND those
years old hafprce oil years old
fullfnre.
Family tickets in packages Of twenty Eve be had the
ece Of the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose
ues reside the line C. the road procure tickets pack
Of twenty five for their personal reduced
The Company prepared to for ward Goods and Pack
Of ali kinds place with which they have
hon, receiving from delivering the domei patrons
r. s. WILLIAMS,
taN oil Tran snortat
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6A 81 SsS akE1f N S6.fhEkS

On and after January l. 1859 Passenger Trains will
New Orleans twice daily. at 7.g A. NJ $50 r. NJ arv.
ing at Canton at $50 r NJ. and Chs A. NJ.
Returning, will leave Canton 73o NJ and $50 P. NJ,
Freigh. aims depart daily $50 M and arrive daily
Al0P.M.
Freight must the Depot by o'clock p NJ on the day
previous the departure of the train otherwise will
IJufln rfp
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GATTA MAR EFT.


JEFFERSON CITY, M,yl 1859
The market scarcely varied since last report, and
we continue last quotations:
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Rtbith of the Hlarkets.


CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street. }
COTTON. The market was very quiet yesterday,
and the sales reached barely 5000 bales, at easy
prices for buyers though without any quotable alter
alton.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
e lstss,s1 sS a ess sfddas @iis,
ow aiddlHE:. oils Fair sus es'''
sTATEAEkT OF COTTON.
Stock hand LIST September. ........ ba'ee. 80 44S
Received yesterday. 65S-l7Gs 5ll
l,73se5l
Burnt. ''' iSSo-l 5s2 SIS
Stock on hand not cleared. 2O6 29s
TOBACCO. We heard of no transactions, except
u hhds. at 6sc. u ID.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock OIL hand Is, September 1855. hhds 2sols
Received esterday. ...............,.... "a ss474
exported yesterday 81 s7,7cs
Stock on hand not cleared 1872
SUGAR. -. The demand was fair and prices were
firm without any material change. Sales 500 hhds.
at i@Glc. u ID.
MoLAssEs. Prices were still higher, and about
1000 bbls were sold at 37c. for Fermentng and $50
800 for Choice, and 100 half bbls. at 4O404lc. F}
gallon.
FLOUR. -. The market was tirmer, and about 5000
bbs. were sold, OF which 140O Superfine, in several
lots, at Sc 90; 1000 Extra, in two lots, on private
terms; 200 at SC IS, and 100 Planters at SIS 25 "
Dbl.
GRAIN. of Corn the sales embraced about $500
sacks, including 1850 sacks Mixed at &c., GAS at %
$50 White at 81 co. and several small lots at about
the same range OF Oats the sales were confined to
about 1900 sacks, of which $40 St. Louis at 64c 800
at Co. and 500 at G6c. T9 bushel. OF Bran we noticed
sales of $50 sacks at 81 TO- and $50 at 81 S0@Sl sc
" 100 lbs.
HAY We heard of sale of 400 bales Western
at $24 90 i9 tun.
Provisions. The sales of Pork were confined
to retail parcels at SIG 75@$l7 90 ID Dbl for Mess
Tie stock at the Inspection Warehouse on the LIST
inst, was Al, $50 bbls, of all kinds. OF Bacon we
heard of 20 casks Ribbed Sides sold at 94c and II
at ll!c U ID. OF Beef the stock at the Inspection
Warehouse, on the ls inst, was only s2s bbls. OF
Green Meats noticed sale of So casks Shoulders
at 534c. u ID. The sale of lG0 casks reported on
Saturday, embraced l43 casks Shoulders at 5ac. and
1G casks Hams at 6ac % ID. In Lard nothing of any
moment was done.
INDIA BAGGING. :. The sales embrace Cos bales, in
two lots, at l2fc., cash. u yard.
STAR CANDLES. IA sale of so boxes, l4oz
(Werk's) at lsc. " ID.
COFFEE. 200 bags were sold at l0sc, % h.
WHISKY. The sales were confined to 80 bbls
Raw ut 2Gc., and so DeNters Extra at 34c., and OF
Saturday SO bills Raw sold at 254c. 70 gallon.
FREIdHrs, 49,. The market was dull. Cotton ship
ping in small lots Tor Liverpool at 9-S2d.
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rHMRN oRNalIMNrAL IRON

~NANENTAL iRpN Wukk E,,, we We Moqd nar!iealey
MARBLE CUTTERS, and the public generally BOOK Of
Designs and Specimens Wnrerooms, 81 Camp street
Among he found ynripties Gal.
lery Railing' 80 do Cemetery 50 Patterns High Fences
80 do. Verandalstogethtr wh Stairs, Fountains Vases
samy, Asnas and almost every article Iron rk Of
decorative character.
In addition 10 the above unusually large variety Of Patterns
exclusively our own we constantly producing
giant Designs and arg repaired to get up work that may
required, OF which awnings furnished
Having adopted the Philadelphia prices We CONF
ZEN ny ASSERT tla urnis ANY Ih5pe WORK
8t AGtH LOWER RATES than any House in southern
country and purchasers will find mnct their aValtae
v our Wnreroos, making their selections
WOOD, MILfRNBERtiER i CO.,
Warefnom 81 Camp street, Foundry MAchiae Shop hT
Tchoupit ulAs ~
WOOD 4 PER0T, Philadelphia aeg TN,
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FouSDItY AND liaCRIs M-sIOF.

EA&S GEORGE PAVTERso
90 (Successdr to Mccain ( Paersou,) corner OF Deor6
luu New Leyee streets.
the nnda.figned Is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS anG MACHINERY Of al Kind. fo
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Cation rcsss.
Draining Msehnes and Railroads Gin Gear, Horse Fower
wire Fronts, FHrrae Mouths aud Crate Bars
BRASS WORE Of every description Metallic Packing so
steam Cylinders, GGG Metal Ein:s etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions vng stes.,
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He viii keep on hand At ali times Crate Bars Wheel St
ps FRnge Bolts, Gauge Cocks and Valves sizes uel
W steamboats,.
ing Crate Bar so highly spoken Of by tia pcayune Printing
Hice aud others that have them in use. set Of these }ar
can be seen III use under boiler lately up esat
tishuent.
He has also made for the OF second
Boilers ana Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
tlp establishment where large quantity of hand Boil
and Machinery may be found all FOR sale
GEORGE PATTERSON.
IL l., al
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MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN raE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
Whats WHY. BEtUTlFUL HEAD OF HAIR.


Because is the God himself provided ou
the gowng chez TIE eve DC sysr 50 the teeth %
hriyeied haI Sd and dry or worse sill 4
a1ms se nH's ain a RE-
times week will reo and permanently all such
arss is tie celebrated risn TSaSsrs: u
NEW York. April 10. 1853
DR.. WooD-Dear Sir. Permit ohlf-
gaions under for the entire restoration Of hair
Vas rapidly but upon the aPesson
slider yonr Resiersse very wonderful e n
cacous as well as agreeable
ar" dear SIR s'G 5. F iFals
"DsEcH ~ ewrlIEDrDcrn
som month apf si1 weeks
wife concluded ny hair Ihukne At tho
time TIA, sSqd restore The aat to
performed that wonderul effect turning all the gray hairs
hair strongly the above Restorative al per-
CHARLES cARnEw
- new York, July 25, 1857,
Restorative being efcacious article ever
Since using yonr Hair my hair and hkss wiee
sa hs f ss sas u RI
pleasant itching SO common among persons who
PRor WooD About two years har commenced fan
Ing Of and gray was fast becoming S and I'D
sorative january applications fastened my hair
a s es a. 9H aR a sss ss & Is
n ns Or health and and ehsery + %
The Restorative put in bottles of three sizes viz
medium, and small the susl holds half pint,
dollar Per bottle the medium holds least twenty
cent more in proportion than the mall reais for t dollars
bottle the atge hoas quart Az cent in
ton, ant reails for three dollars
n the Y Wire Railing Establishments and Ia Mr
Asp EAser ssoPs
the South. feS 3meod&W
DlhEcT BAYLOR & co.
-
pon proper examination to be due from the books of Baylor
Co., aud all claims which be established by due
sT viii be promptly paid with h, interest," s il full
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor Co. thoughoul
he Cotton Districts that during the coming business season.
advances will be made as usual in New Orleans Cotton f
direct shipment Enope in all by gusss
tees for the balances due on each shipment
rom Calcutta into the port 81 New Orleans
the Cotton already sold Identified duplicate
ecoan sales will in instance be made in LONDON
~ Public Accountant and those
telay PLANTERS who have shipped win send forward The
will facilitate the matter.
All letters, private we'll business, relating to tic
sTs of B IN s1st sT a I Il to
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that the o. the copaft
nershp existing, according to written articles Of
ment, between the members OF the finn Of Baylor Co the
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed In
liquidation eco c. G. BAYLOR;
STACKER IRON woRKs,
Sugar Kettles y inches diameter 81 IS inch-
Of TO AZ inches diamster..... 90 an inch
Mn, nnds n. q in inches dsmetsr Is an 'uela
''fN' e'A' l'"i' - T. T. F. Ey LAy1LLEBEuvRE,
Commission Merchant.
IL Nh TTrilp
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Es,. EI4E5zfIFs51J 1855.
&3 q ssI%I2yN NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

toIce the Building Camp street. opposite La
sayett senae VIII derer in part Of the city, such Bag
Packages Specie Bank Notes, Jewelry
BY the Railroad Otherwise be entrusted their
charge forward the same with dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad, the Southern Railroad
or the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that p
either the Express Office the residences Offices OF
individuals.
On approaching New Orleans Baggage Master will go
through the Train and the Checks address Ill
wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
k-The Company will be responsible for all articles placed
IN charge of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street.
Tuesday Morning, May g. 1859,
CorToN. =. The market was very quiet yesterday,
and the sales reached barely 5000 bales, at easy
prices for buyers, though without any quotable alter
ation
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SherinsS Sale.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. State of Loui lana
L Parish of Caddo No. 507o-BERRY BIRMINGHAM
VS. john P. HALEY. BY virtue OF writ Of feri
facias to directed by the Honorable District Court
of the Parish and State aforesaid in the above entitled
suit will offer for sale public auction the Court
house ia the town of Shreveport, parish of Caddo,
On Saturday, the 9Th day Of February, 1853,
between the hours Of Ii O'clock, NJ, and O'Clock
P NJ the following described Lots of Ground seized as
the property Of the defendant, John F. Haley and
be sold to pay and satisfy the above mentioned writ,
to-wit: Lots Nos. and eight Isl in block No.
twelve fi2.l and Lot No six [6l in block No. four
"A, situated in the town of Shreveport.
Terms Of sale--Gash, with the beneti; of apprase-
ment H.J. q. BATTLE, Sheriff.
Shreveport January 5, 1850 Epf.S5 10
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Succession Sale.

Succession of Henry A. Zoll, deceased.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA -Parish Of Caddo-In
y District Court By virtue ola writ of sale to me
directed by District e5tfFt ct Geaae
parish will sell at public auction at the courthouse
door in the town of Shreveport, on SATURDAY, the
ODD day of January, 1859, between the hours of IL
o'clock, A. NJ and 4, P NJ, the following described
property belonging the succession of H A. Zoll,
deceased, to-wit: One Gold Patent Lever Watch one
Sole Leather Trunk one tot Saddlers Tools lot Of
Wearing Apparel etc.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
men Such portion of the property as does notbring
its appraised value will be Immediately re-offered
and sold on twelve months credit. Purchasers on a
credit to give their notes, with approved security
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per
mum from date until paid.
JOHN P. HALEY, Administrator.
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Shreveport, January 5, 1859.
Sale for Taxes.

DY virtue of the authority in me vested by the
ID Police Jury of the Parish of Caddo State Of Lou
siana will sell at public auctionas the Courthouse
in the town of Shreveport, Parish of Caddo, on
SATURDAY, the 9TH day of February, 1852
between the hours of IL o'clock, A NJ, ard o'clock,
P NJ the following described Tracts of Land situated
in the Parish of Gaddo aforesaid, to pay the taxes
due by Walter o VIM, heir Of Richard Vim, decd,
to pay the subscription of the Parish of Caddo to
the Vicksburg Shreveport and ':exas Railroad due
for the year 1851 together with the costs of proceed
ings, to-wit:
The south half of section n O. twenty four "a con
tanning 315 acres; the east half of section twenty
three [23 containing 1913 acres; the north quar-
ter of section No. twenty -ive 1851 containing lis
80 100 acres; the north least quarter the half of
the quarter the east half of the southwest
quarter and the west half of the south quarter
containing 378 acres all in township No. fifteen
OF range No twelve [12l west; much thereof as
will pay the taxes and costs due aforesaid.
Terms of sale-Gash the spot.
II. j. G. BATTLE, Sheriff and Collector.
Shreveport ] January s. 1889 inf SO 90
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MILLER & NORRIS,

MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Of the best qualities, and in quantities to suit whole
sale retail DEALERS
Books and Statonery-A complete assortment.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes-Very heavy stock
Brushes of every description. #
Pure Wines Brandies and Spirits-The best in the
market
Fancy Articles in great variety.
Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors Razor Strops, Scis.
sors, etc.-Which we import direct from the manu-.
facturers in England.
Fine Shot Guns, Pistols, and fixtures complete.
Fishing Tacke-Every style.
Perfumely and Toilet Articles--he very choicestu.
rieties.
Window Glass and Physicians Glassware.
Tobacco, Snuff.
Spices of all kinds.
Fresh Garden Seeds, of all kinds.
Wall Paper, Wrapping Paper, etc.
Surgicallnstruments--fine assortment.
Musical Instruments and Sheet Music. sa
1t would be impossible to enumerate the different
articles keep for sale; suffice it say that Physi.
cians Merchants Planters and others, whose interest
tits to buy articles of the BEST QUALITY in our line,
will on an examination find stock very large and
complete all times, and that facilities for filling
orders from wholesale or retail buyers, the best
terms, are not excelled. Pains will be taken to give
any information desired as 10 the prices and qualities
of our goods. MILLER q NORRIS,
January 5, 1859. Texas street, Shreveport.
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Married

~, +ba o1st nlt at the residence of J. r Moore,
oso Orleans. by the Rev. j. G. keener, Mr. IN N.
7 IurcHrSsoN of Caddo parish, to MISS ADALiNE ~
STRoTHER of Virginia. ,-~.---
Consignees of Merchandise per Steanooats
Al White Smith d BaIdwin's:-R; D nam ~ y. D.
YeaIock W W. Morris; J. NJ Waskom; A. Fiour-
nov, ir; J. A. Brownlee; 4 NJ ?; VI. ha''l Ie
Dr II i johnson: Judge T. N. Patilleo; b. a. Jonn-
SON. Clerk Supreme Court, Iyler' AeAlaSi Mss u
GiImer. " j. Blackburn; s Burnett; W b. STROUD;
Andrew BAXTER. w. S. Hoyt; W. P Harrison; DIR. W
f. Neal; NJ W. Pearsons; z r. Hynsoh; + M I ne
Kellor K O.. DR.. Frerson; J. W. Orr; O. M Adams;
Mrs. Marshall; D. P. Irby: J. Il. kowiand' =. .
Kotswitz; j. w Field; J. Fl. Wotord; a. rope; gohh
F Bennett: VIM. Wvche; J. H. Muckleroy; j. d. How
ard. F. Chambers; g. j. Wilson; A Eaton; j. r. rye;
r + Inorabam. j. Hooker; I. NJ Gilmer; L.Fralser;
George Williamson; L. Presley; H. Howerton; r
Lawler. rhos Holt; B Norwood Il Son; l.. NJ Mutt;
Clements d Newton; F. p II. f. Fullllove; D. East
man: Black d Williams; James H. Bagey; r. fltz-
patrick; j. T. Heath; J. Draifouse u Bro; j. ID BLAIR
Dr. E. Drane; Estate W B. Means James Cowley
at HoaoeH & Buckner's w G. Peyton; z. d d.
W Racquet; G. L. Tayee; Lawler d Barthold; T. q.
Gregg & Co; James R.tesrnold; j. r Rasbury d. Co;
Gilbert S. Mathews; W. P. Porter; D. Taylor; o. J.
Womack d Co; DR.. H. Starr E. M. Mathews J. ii.
seau: p. TutIe; H. G. Halverson.
ut Dunn q Ritchie's.-Jones d Shelton; j. H.
Muckleroy; p P. Jones; E. G. Williams; W.BDanee;
E. H. Baxter; E. W. Bush; Bagly, Cowley d Co. M.
Black; Dr.. j Wilder; j. B. Matherly; R. E. Wynne;
j. g. Garland; John E. Newton; Wright & Chiffon,
(Tyler) F NJ. Hicks; Wright d. Chiffon, (Hender-
soma G. NJ. Racquet S. B Hendricks J. W. Alexan-
DER Saml WATSON; L. NJ. Mutt; G. F. Maddox; Lew
is S. Field.
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INC One MIG House.

ALsA-,, The undersigned, having takon cb,,,.
MsaaHa of this popular house, one mile fras.
&z sslfsz Shreveport, on the Texas road bsa'
leave TO inform the public that he will keep constant
hand corn and fodder for sale to droyers and ",
goners. He has good lots for both droyers and W.
goners, and to the travelling public he offers good and
clean stables, provided with abundance Of proven
der and fine water, well as experienced, careful
and attentive osers. My tables will at all times bs
supplied with the best of fare att rooms are warm
and comfortable, and the be- I'D clean.
He solicits from the pu' 49, he of the n,
tronage that has been he ,.ore so liber extended
to this House, and pledges himself that >qains !,
expense shall be spared on his part to MAKE y n,
irons comfortable. w. B. WILLIAMS
January 5, 1859-6m* ~.
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kzaaa Two spacious, light and comfortable Roou.
over our store, suitable for offices or sleeping
ments. Rent low. Apply to P''''
inns MILLER & MnRp1S
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Steamboat Register.


ARRIVED
Dec 29-Era No 9, from New Orleans.
Bonita, from New Orleans
Judah Touro New Orleans
Telegram, from New Orleans.
Osceola, from New Orleans.
30-Lucy Holcombe, from the Falls.
Comet, from Jefferson.
3l-Bonita, from the Bluffs
Morning Light from New Orleans.
Boomer, from New Orleans.
Jan. Starlight, from New Orleans.
B. L. Hodge, from New Orleans.
3-Eleanor, from New Orleans
Ham Howell, from Jefferson.
Rescue, from Upper Red River
National, from New Orleans
W. A Andrew, from New Orleans.
4-Telegram, from Jefferson.
Morning Light, from Jefferson.
Dec 29-ATilton Relf, for New Orleans.
Bonita, for the Bluffs
Ham Howell, for jefferson.
Era No. 2, for Upper Red River.
Osceola, for Upper Red River.
Telegram, for Jefferson.
3l--Judah Touro, for New Orleans.
Comet, for New Orleans.
Morning Light, for Jefferson.
Bonita, for New Orleans.
Jan Lucy Hocombe for New Orleans,
Starlight, for Jefferson.
Boomer, for Jefferson.
3-Eleanor, for the Bluffs.
W. A. Andrew, for Jefferson.
Ham Howell, for New Orleans.
B. L. Hodge, for New Orleans.