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The Shasta courier., 1859-07-09

correspondent of the Providence .Jon,anJ
taat paper the following recipe as ren,ad uus rls
hydrophoba: 'uS ior
Eat the green shoots of asparagus raw s,aon
and perspiration will be induced and the d;seo =
can thus be cured in any stage If canine ma
ness. A man in Athens, Greece, was cnr.d b..
this remedy after the paroxysms had commen
ced en-
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-09

HAD DEAD THING.-While in Tehama son,a
time since, there was whist party composed of
Mr. Dye, Mr.. Toomes. Mr.. Graves, and mr. Cos
nm. 1t was jovial quartette and the party en- :.
Joyed themselves until night shrouded them in
darkness--S. F. Spirit Of the Times
Dld you forget brother Boruck to state the
Beacon. "D
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Special Notices.

- YOUNG MEMS LIBRARY ASOCIA-
ton This Association will meet on Thursday
evening of each week, at o'clock, for the
transaction of general business. Rooms-in
Tomlinson's Building, over Wells, Fargo Co.
open to members at all hours.
I. N BRICELAND, President.
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To Capitalists and Owners OF
Real Estate who contemplate
making Permanent Improve
mentS.
PHOENIX WORKS.
KITTREDGE g. FRASER.

DROPRIETORS OF THE PHOENIX IRON
L Works, San Francisco, desire to call your
particular attention to the fact that they are ex-
tensively and successfully engaged in manufac-
turing FIRE-PROOF DOORS and SHUTTERS.
BANK VAULTS, PRISON CELLS, &C., &C.,
at Greatly Reduced Prices
Our practical knowledge of the business has
been rendered complete by ten years experience
San Francisco
lour best reference is our Work, which can be
en- IN nearly every city and town in this State
nd Oregon. Particular attention paid to or
ers from the country
A large assortment of second hand Doors and
shutters constantly on hand, and for sale at very
low rates.
l72 Battery street, near Pacific, San Francisco.
anil 6.6n
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CLEAR CREEK LODGE, NO. 90, meet
every Thursday Evening in Spencer's Hall, at
Horsetown. Joseph Clough, N. g.; Thomas
Connolly, Rec. Secretary
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b9 AT trial, recently, the jury returned
the following verdict" Guilty, with some little
doubt as to rhether he is the man
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TRUE.-Give man brains and riches, and he
is hog: give him brains without riches, and
he is slave; give him riches without brains,
and he is o fool
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-09

TRUrH.-Pve heard people say, truth lives in
well; if so, I'd advise you to take an early dip
in the bucket.
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REFLEorIoNs OF LovER.-It is great plea
sure TO De alone, especially when you have your
sweetheart with you
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BaP WILLIAM NJ. ALLEN, R. W. G. W.
and D. D. G. M-Residence, Horsetown
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19 Good humor is the blue sky of the soul,
IN which every star of talent will shine more
clearly.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-09

FRENCH GULCH LODGE, NOT meet
every Saturday Evening. VIM. B. Stoddardt
N. G.. VIM. Watson, Secretary
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sa5- To check passion ty passion, and ancsr
by anger, is to lay one demon and raise anotbsr
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R6 A beautiful truth is contained in thes
lines
There's not hearth, however rude,
But hath some little flower
To brighten up its solitude,
And scent the evening hour;
There's not heart, however cast
By grief and sorrow down,
But hath some memory of the past
To love, and call his own
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vERPLANK g. MCMULLIN,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS

Corner of Sacramento and Front sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
so hhds. Extra Clear Bacon
800 bbls. Extra Clear Pork
250 bbls. Mess Pork;
400 hf. bbls. Clear Pork;
200 bbls. Billings and Brine Hams;
800 cases J. l. 81. Lard
1000 mats China Sugar;
500 bbls. Crushed Sugar
80 hhds & $50 hf bbls N. O. Sugar;
5000 bxs Adamantine and Sperm Candles
275 firkins Choice Butter;
400 hf. bbls. and kits Family Mackerel
TEAS-l000 chests. Also, Green and Black
ex bark Comet" and other late arrivals
certainly the best selected stock in the
city.
CASE GOODS of every kind-all of which we
offer to the trade at the lowest market rates.
my28:3m
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uuu SHASTA ENCAMPMENT, NO. II,
.TI l. Q. Q. Irregular Meetings on the End
NM and 4th Wednesdays of each month
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lie %. %. -.

lie 0Do 0De Eo
s.xx.use. SHASTA LODGE, NO. 81,
SI8 Meets every Monday Evening at Odd
sSsSsa$ss< Fellows Hall, in Wills and Young's
Building. All visiting brothers are
cordially invited to attend Geo. R Knox, P.
J. E. Pelham, N. G.; George R. Cushing Re-
cording Secretary
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WESTERN STAR LODGE, Nc

Q WESTERN STAR LODGE, MO-
~ 2, of F. & A. NJ, meets every Saturday
Xxx evening. Stated meetings on the Sat,
" urday Evening next preceding the Full
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A New Doctrine,

1t appears, notwithstanding all the fuss cre-
ated and glory won by the protection of Martin
Koszta, (who was not even full citizen of the
United States) by an American Captain, from
deprivation Of his personal liberty by Austria,
bis native country, that foreigners naturalzed in
the United States, if they return to Europe, will
not be exempt from the CONSUMPTION or dues to
military service exacted of natives by the Gov
ernments of their native country. We thought
the American doctrine-as laid down in Secre-
tary Marcy's letter to the Austrian Prime Minis
ter-as contended for in the war of l8l2-was
that when native of another country bee anne
naturalzed citizen of the United States, be was
as much citizen and stood in exactly the same
relation to Government and to all other
Governments a native born citzen-and
hence, of course, was entitled to the same pro-
lection, immunities and privileges as a native
born citizen. Now, it is absurd to say that
France, for instance, can force a native Ameri-
can citizen, who may be sojourning in her capi-
tai, to join and fight with the French army
Well, if an adopted citizen, native of France,
is entitled to the same rights and privileges that
native born citizen is entitled to, how cal our
Government admit that he, if pleasure or busi-
ness call him to his native land, may be, not
withstanding his American citizenship, forced
into the French army, while native born citi-
zen connot be thus treated without giving suffi-
cient cause for war? The following letter on
this question will prove of interest to natural
lied citizens.
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SHASTA CHAPTER OR. A. MA

NS sons, No. 9-The regular semi-monthly
5G0aiS Meetings held at Masonic Hall every I'd
nd 4th Tuesday
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OAK BOTTOM HOUSE.
On the road leading from Shasta to
French GuIch, Weaver and Yrekas

G|#i THE UNDERSIGNED having leased thi.
l244..A well-known stand from VIM. C. Havens
would respectfully inform his friends and the
travelling public that he will spare no pains OF
expense to make his guests comfortable. To-
gether with the house is a large and commodious
Ball Room, also large Barn and Corral, which
will always be filled with
Hay and Barley at lowest Market price.
N. B.-Teamsters will find it to their advan-
tage to give it call WM. L. CROPPER.
Oak Bottom, April l6, 1859. ap23:6m
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

To Nr. Fela AeClerc, Memphis, Tennessee:
SIR; Your letter of the 18th inst has been
received In reply, have to state that it is I'M
derstood that the French Government claims
military service from all natives of France who
may be found within its jurisdiction. Your nat
uralization in this country will not exempt you
from that claim should you voluntarily repair
thither.
l am, sir, your obedent ser1ans,
LEWIS CASS.
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,ling, light draaght packet Starlight. Capt. q.
HAYES. commander, Mr.. @. +. Hayes, clerk will
ieaye II Inc honr Of u NJ. to day for Lake Provi-
dsncs and the Bends, running in connection with
he vicksburg.
Fbr Napoleon and The Bends. The new, SPLEEN
did. light-draught packet Thirty Fifth Parallel,
Capt L. Chapman, commander, Mr.. Ed. G. Carter,
clerk, will leave this evening at o'clock for Ma
tpoison and the bends. She has tastefully fitted
M and spacious cabin, with all the accommoda.
tions necessary to insure ease and comfort to pas
sengers Travellers and shippers should not over
look matters OF such Importance.
/ HigEgtEyer FOR Lo,sisoile. very excellent
and superb appointed packet Highfyer, Capt. Jno
Scott, commander Mr.. A. D. Armstrong, clerk
leaves this eveningat o'clock for Louisville and
intermediate landings Among the many good
packets in the Louisville trade, it should be borne
in mind that the Highayer is second to none.
Dabloon for Dee. Creek Ldadiag.-ln conse-
quence Of the non-arriyal Of the Grand Duke, the
new, light araught and excellent packet Dubloon,
Capt W. c. Harrison, commander, Messrs. jim
Wilson and O. M Hite, clerks will take her place,
and leave this evening at O'Clock, for Deer Creek
| Landing, vicksburg and all intermediate points.
| Edpdrd u Gaytor 81. Louis,-Traveiers wend-
inr their way up the Mississippi viii be pleased 10
lesrn that Tie magnificent and elegantly appointed
Railroad line passenger packet Edward. Gay,
CAPT Bart. Bowen commander, Mfr. John Brooks,
clerk. il up for st. Louis this evening at o'clock
No steamer in the trade enjoys higher reputation
Is passenger packet than the Gay. She has
every accommodation that can conduce to pleasure,
comfort and luxury. And more courteous, gentle
manly and efficient officers are not to be found.
She connects with the railroads at Vicksburg,
Cairo, and ST. Louis for all points North East and
West &C. Wayne and James F. Allen, agents,
81 Camp street.
Alonzo Child for ST. louis The Mississippi and
its tributaries boast of fine packets as float
upon any waters, but among them all there is none
that take rank over the Alonzo Child. In all that
constitutes the first class passenger packet she
is equal to any and surpassed by none. She is
staunch, light draught and speedy. A more ac-
compIished and experienced officer than Capt D.
DeHayen does not tread the deck of any steamer.
Mr.. w. Mcbride is her experienced, polite and
obliging clerk She leaves this evening at O'Clock
for ST. Louis, Cairo, Memphis and other way land
ipus es s9i45s8l3 5,se&35l4,
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Aw ereaus ay Crescent 0husv gorng Nurmbr "a, 1859.

+ Ios SO Nelson Sco-- 100 do j Groves Sco--ss
Rotehford, Brown Eco---S0 do J Person Eeo--75
Pritchard y Fower-6s billiard summers mi 7, Ico-o1
co--32 Watt &co-32 do Henderson u Peale--30
Mc(;rcror d Bankhead- IL d Cooper &co--and
sundries to order-Total 2777 bales cotton.
QUARANTINE sTATION--Per steamer Empire
Parish-sO hhds sugar 1893 bbls molasses G Oliver
Nco-25 hhds sugar Rotchford Brown &co--4l do
W & d Urquhart-14 do da P Casenave--12 do 7
Lanauze-0 do Payne 4 Harrison--ll do j A Rob-
erts &co--l4 bbls molasses G Kehn--100 do do Geo
Urquhart--l5 hhds sugar Montgomery White
Is do 50 bbs nlolasses 0 Nelson &co-5O hf do
10 hhds sugar w S Donnel &co-66 scs rice Liam
bais Il Dockter-l0 bbls oranges do bi-sulphite
Lanauze-Total 260 hhds sugar $50 bbls molasses
$50 hf bbls molasses.
BATON RoUGE-Per steamer Capitol--25 bales
cotton v Allain-20 w J Robson &co-1s do Mont
gomery 4 White-lS j Watt &co--l5 Carroll, Hoy
&co-lS Byrne Vance &co-s Lauye & McCall-S
Jno Lees Frierson, Conway &eo-5 do Bellocq
Noblom &co--3 Braud 4 Landry-20 hhds sugar so
bbs moasses Montgomery X White--77 hhds sugar
Lauve &sMcCall-39 bbls molasses A Marianaux
80 do 20 hhds sugar Braud 4 Landry-l6 do rs
bbs moassesV Allain-34 do ID hhds sugar Il Dur
rive &co-l5 do s bbls noasses Hawkins Il Nor
wood-30 do 10 hhds sugar r Nugent &eo-l0 do
Menard y Vignaud-9 do 81 bbls mslasses NJ Cor
don jr-.0 do Stewart James-4S do Felowes &
co-l0O do j w Burbridge &co-A half do G w
Shaw &co-3 cks bacon j Duffy &co-50 emit bbls
Hawkins & Norwood-snndries to order-Total AS
bales cotton, 222 hhds sugar, Al half 522 bbs mo-
lasses. $3.50.
RED RIVER-Per steamer Arkansaw Traveller
$3.50 bales cotton str Arkansaw-49 do West, Rem
shaw & Cammack-1s Frellsen, Stevenson &co-3
Belloeq, Noblom &co-sundries to order-Total 459
bales cotton.
RED RIyER-Per steamer Dollie Webb-37 balls
cotton SO hhds sugar Ar Miltenberger u Boron
40 do so bales cotton to Montgomery & White-5l
bbls molasses W E Leverich &co--ll4 do do West,
Renshaw & Cammack-l2 bales cotton j NJ Rhorer
Nco-sundries to order-Total so bales cotton 70
hhds sugar l65 bbls moasses.
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Railroads.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON November 23d-l17 bales cotton to
Warren, Gilmore Eco l04 Lewis & Ogesby- So
Payne Il Harrison-79 Adams &co-74 Ably &
Catching.7s Carroll, Hoy &eo-5s Cutrer, Harri-
son &co-56 do Harding, Abbay y Morehead-5l
Wright Allen--46 do Mcfarland Il Barksdale-4l
Byrne, Vance &co-32 d NJ Lowe &co--32 Thomp-
son 4 Clark-26 Thornhill &co-25 Watt &co-24
Fredlander 4 Gerson-23 Walker, Hutchinson eco
% Block, McAfee &co-2l G Connolly &co-22
H & J NJ Allen &co-21McLemore, Rayburn eco
20 A H May &co-- II d Kelly &co-l6 Lane,
Winston, Morrison &co--A do Tarleton, Whiting &
Tullis-13 Hy Sheppard jr-13 & G Cromwell-13
Holloway Lonsdale- IL w johnson &co-ll
Patton, Smith Putnam-l1 Sam Barret-l0 J G
&co-9 A Levi &co-e Henderson & Peale-s A NJ
Turnbull tSco-Sd do Coleman, Britton & Withers-6
Brady &co-4 j I Hardie &co--4A NJ Hopkins
&co--3 w Champin &co-s Henderson, Terry &
co-Total 1886 bales cotton.
NO, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, Nov 23--2 hf 20 bbs molasses
Menard 4 vignaud--20 do Moore 4 VanCulin-20
do Nugent &co-25 do l6 hhds sugar West Rem
shaw & Cammack-20 do do 80 hf 80 bbls molasses
Sabatier-36 do Laforest & Desmares--50 do 100
Inf do hhds sugar bales cotton 1.obit Il Charpan
tier-l2 hhds sugar Toledano & Taylor--1S do Is
bbls molasses Hays & Saunders-lQ do do u bales
cotton 5 hhds sugar E Pilsbury--20 do 20 bbs mo-
lasses Slaughter, Smith g. McRae-60 do Bellocq,
Noblom &co- 1s9 do Darby & Tremoulet-40 do
"a hhds sugar Wyche &co- bales cotton to
Gordon & Castillo--I0 bales moss R Lord &cc--
10 do E Boudreau-20 do Gerard hf l bbls
molasses do sugar Byrne, Vance &co-45 sacks
Lacroiz-7l pkgs mdse and sundries to order
Total rs hhds sugar l Dbl do $40 bbls molasses
1913 bbls molasses 80 bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN. 49,
MOBILE-Per steamer Oregon-235 bales cotton
to order-sundries to W Cox &co-Green Crump
w A Violet &co-J Syme &co-J Mckeever-
Pope, Ellison &co-R Geddes-and to order.
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
s.-zvz7-7zzzzryzs, G n EAT GEN.
ssalllil TRIAL ROUTE .La AZ /

KEl-E2E-GdZS
Far al, po;,ts ek
Nopru ANnrAs
One OF tho following sfhhspiD PASSENGER STEAM
ERs Will leave new orleans a. ''no~s'
'eApt y. o. Rogers
October 20 November 49,
y. 9. SwoA .Gapt' Isaac H. JONES'
-.-a5 oetoper d. november ~.
=. - 'eap'' Dart Bowen.
N''' ~ -
new Fails City ..Cnpt j. b. Woods.
November ana Zi
Ar. Capt. Geo. Taylor.
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STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS PACKET
Ia8a8. ils5s.l LINE, Ilsso. faa. \
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW oRLEAN ;
PACKET COMPANY
Will daring Of 1889 and lso a. f
lows;
the the Memphis New Orleans Line vii,
leave Nav Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
AT 5 o'clock p. NJ
MONDAY BOATS:
Ingomar... d. Clarke master.
Nebraska. B. Irwin, master.
wEDNEsD BOATS:
John SimOnds. j. F. Smith, MASTER
Eclipse. III. l. Spots, master
FRIDAY BoATs
Belfast. VIM Wray, master.
H. II. w. Hill. Il. II. Newell master.
THE vICKsBURG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
Daniel Boone. Hicks master.
Kate Frisbee .............,.J Lee, master,
Victoria. ....................,W Hanck MUSTER
Leave Nicksbnrg at u NJ.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving New jackson Railroad every
evening in The week but Wednesday evening thu, make
close connection Ncsbug above
Lines These Lines in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And the
ME NJ HI A N b OHIO RAILR 0 u
From MEMPHIS, Tenn.
Afoding passengers choice of East North
from that point.
For through tickets freight reliable information apply to
J. H. FREIIGH, General Agent,
Memphis lart,y
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Schoollers.
STEAMBOATS,.
BE U + r Nv Err.

BQ1UF RIyER:-We have come TO stay;
~ Regular Bout Packet.-The new, Light drausht and
fast running passenger packet steamer South
zkxazz@ker b. F. Goodwin, master, John Freese and
NJ. clerks will for all landings Bdf River
high Point Jefferson the first rise in the river Passen.
shippers the Southern remaining in the
during and she very light draught
they rely going through Point Jefferson trip
The Southern having thoroughly repaired and her cabin
enlarged and newly fitted ont this summer makes her The best
with prompt For freight passage having
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI.
OBJ Advertising Agent.
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Exports.


INDIANOLA and GALVESTON Per steamship
Mexico-l0O seeks corn 500 bbls -four 100 scs coiiee
100 bbs whisky $50 bbls lard 50 cks bacon i9o DIS
candles as bbls pork 100 bbls apples 50 Dds mo-
lasses 100 coils rope 15o pcs baggng l5o scks ora
200 pkgs mdse. 5,.qyzls.
INDIANOLA AND LAvACA = Per Steamship
Amerca-l4 bbls whisky bbls oil IS Dds nonr ~ ~
lhds coal 20 bxs soap ties sugar 70 coiis rope %
pkgs furniture 2S3 do groceries pkgs mdse.
BALTnIORE-perb bark Clara Haxail-sso mas
sugar 56l bbls molasses. 5.s 4s. ~. .,
LIVERPOOL ship Morning Star-2o42 bales
cotton.
LIyERPooL-Per ship Narragansett-l7s7 bales
cotton.
HAyRE-Per ship Locke-2s32 bales cotton
1900 slaves pkgs mdse.
e PENSACOLA--Per schr Zulime--s50 scks corn
100 scs oats SO seeks bran 4Obbls pork 10l bbs -four
so do groceries.
LIyERpOOL-Per ship Gulf Stream-SO75 bales
cotton IS do hides 1000 slaves.
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days FIN New York,

Ship Hemisphere, Taylor, days FIN New York
to G w Hynson &co.
Ship Gutenberg, Weeks, I'm Hayrc, soth Sept, to
c Sagery.
Schooner Star, Cannon, 6 days FIN Vera Cruz to
Goldenbow Il Lesparre.
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jenkins eco.
Ship VIM Chamberlain, Knapp, FIN Cadz, with 4o7
tuns salt to II Ashbridge & Nephew.
Brit ship Empress, Lyons I'm Liverpool 18th Oct.
Brit ship Cullodon Harvey, fun Liverpool Soth Sept
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STEAMBOATS,.
~>~~->~-~-~>~>><~.>~~ ~>---r>r>r-'>-->s>->
Low Err MISSISSIPPI.
UNITED STAT S
AsEMf WEEKLY NAIL LINE TO

UNIT r ID STATES
Max. AsEM1 WEEKLY NAIL LINE TO sUaH. n
3rsaaS7iI23 vIGKSBURG.
n,sihcsn u s. Mail packet Vtfk "a NM Capt, ; y
paaueine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Riv
er Landing Fort Adams Nache Waterproof Rodney 81 Je-
semi Grand Gulf Warrenon vicksbnrg Mlliken's Bend
aks Proydence Stack. Island Landing shpwih,. I.aaag
aud Point Worthingten, every THURSDAY, stsPM
The steamer RG wiz take siGn of ihoo RIVER
Leaves SATURDAY, att r. NJ
The magnificent u s. Mail packet NntcheZ Captain T. r.
Ieathers vii! leave for DonsdsonSile plsausmis Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Rfrer Landing Fort
Adams Natce Waterproof Rodney, st. Joseph .irsnd Gulf
WMrren,oE and Vicksbnrg every Saturday, Ut n NJ
The Natchcz vcksburg with steamer Dew Prop,
and will take freight for all landings the Yoo river rs high
as Greenwood, 1T high water rates. without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days, without fail the hour appointed AL
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to-
These bouts will not be responsible letter package
containing money, jewery other vanles regular
bills of adug taken, specifying
the freight pd for any yanables deposited with the clerk
the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 70
j. j. PERSON & Co
jc15 oil tludIf n
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Arrived Yesterday.

sl5sf- arrived Yesterday
Ship Gallego, Wolff, from Rio de Janeiro, 9th Oct
to P A Glraud &co--lst dist %.
Ship Asia, Duncan, FIN Liverpool, 18th Sept. to Fl
Ashbrdge 4 Nephew-lst dist 80
Bark Mary b Rich, Rich, 20 days FIN Boston to w
Dewey &co-lst dist 20.
Brig Sea Lion, Reed 6 days I'm Matanzas, to mas
ter-point.
Mexican schr Eulalla, Basso, I'm Brazos Santiago,
in distress, to CamerdeA-Algiers.
Arrivals at the CarondeIet Canal.
Schr Mimi, from Amite River
Schr Rosalie, I'm Bay St. Louis.
Schr Negrier, I'm -.
Steamboats,.
RI Sass, Phillips, I'm Cincinnati.
Indianola, Ransom, I'm Red River.
Dollic Webb, Davis fin Red River.
Mime ha-ha Voolfolk, I'm St Louis.
Edw J Gay, Bowen. I'm st Louis
35th Parallel, Chapman, I'm Memphis.
Arkansas Traveller, Thomas, I'm Red River
Oregon, Walker, FIN Mobile.
Arkansaw, Bennett. I'm Red River.
HRW Hill, Newell, I'm Memphis.
War Eagle, White, FIN st Louis.
] G Swon, Jones, I'm st Louis.
Empire Parish, Jeanfreau. Guarantee Station.
Capitol, Petit, I'm Baton Rouge.
Lafonrche, Dugas, FIN Donaldsonville.
| Iowhoat James L Day Brown, from the Passes
| lowed down and to sea on the 10th instant
snip ironsides and brig NJ A Stevens-bro't
/ up ship Asia, bark Mary Rich, brig Sea
Lion and schr Euialia
Towboat Enoch Train. Duke from the Passes
T.. lowed down and to sea on the 18th instant
snip siiage belie-bro't up ship Galego.
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sfnarp
IA. IS s.,nd ysrs etc,snt and effect
,s;s, tI,st thele ~ AZ others belong
in u IN !rast IS M
m sfs,Sisst i " te landing, receiving freight
90 80 ssnde 1sbufs and other way
ssssa,rsS M IN lSsye Il liz o'clock to-day, in
3Ss,s. - 81 sSIslsS ~ yscksbure.
srSs f,,sasa Sd3skc wilI be 1t her landing to-
~ 81. l1syS sosIsfyey tomorrow evening at 5
! w.. a q i7gl7 Z
"a. n i. Bisknell win DO at the land
s -, ready to receive freight for the
S55 " kl6sst rkomss Of the Arkansaw Traveller,
Il i y - ia Red river, from Alexandra
Il " y u. 4
NJ h ypsfnal Of the 18th was the only
IL II which came through by the last
- ~ ~ learn that the river was rising
II ~ peint ~ that day " rose SIX inches
-four hours ending on the evening Of
Il ~ MhlcA tune mere vas iour feet and
4 1Nl - ~ icsnsl. from me large quantities
! q IN m fallsn; Y was expected that the
~ Hsylgapie n g ieW days fo 9l large
: heets Nhsn Osps. Aosilils spenaiu ne" steamer
5 Alsifac wonla y enapied 20 pass over. sne was
Y 70 teAve III = n olleans oh 'he zotn.
E e i ~ 3lenp 4 valanche q me Isl says
~ fivef ~ risen about two inches in the three
e aask ~ eseM nv d business s q a
!
Iis n s5ler yesterday was pleasant the tmos-
ay - cloudy With indications Of rain.
ny To al y ct,ot "
rs;na ranidly Al LonissilIe. with
IA fSss Wa*er IN the channel.
~ thirty inches water IN Arkansas river
z13 bln NAta swents lncnes saehcs 2 Ltlie
sg., p,cksta ara ain demanding Il Is Der
'6Sis ioF cotton 70 New Orleans, while outsiders
80 IA Al a. When; they can't set any more;
q eos.9 s1,, tor lne "eeA enuiis
nm fSfiesns. .707 bales; to Ohio river
/, lS5s n ~ LoaIs, l42s;; total, "A 1874.
siplnents Of cotton yesterday and Saturday ~,
ssss PEG, e Mn a tb a%Eun n r 4eSz
ma SJnissras arrived from Cairo Yesterday with
3Os0 sxcAs corn and 5000 sacks oats and potatoes,
sdeE Mex Orleans ,s,.
100 ~ ~ apo al n;aht las'
TSs Jcbn !. Toe took s774 ana tie R. j. Lack
j Ind 1el bales cotton for New Orleans Saturday.
1he Mgress len yesterday with sss bales.
n: Prom III yicksburg Wing Of the 2sd:
Tia rivcr yesterday was on a stand, and we
Anks ssht Iiss wy shortly take place, Nayiga-