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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-06
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r. TO MY PATRONS.-I would return my sincere
thanks the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment and would now say, that, not
wthstandng the lateness Of the season in which my
store was opened, have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock Of articles in my line than
can be found In west Of the Mississippi Hav
ing fourteen years experience In the drug business
and having competent assistant physicians and 9th,
ers requiring medicines can be confident of being
suited in every respect WIN. =. ELMENDORF,
" Apothecaries Han, Richards Buildings,
no15 - ~. - Ottnmwa low o.,
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MORE MEN WANTED IMMEDI-
ATELY.

| FEW more active ND. eaterprisng young men
can find immediate employment, by which they can
make from 5000 to $1,000 year. to act agents for
several and popular works Just published exclu-
svely for agents and for sale in Bookstores We
have great number of agents employed, many of
whom making from 415 to $50 per week. Those
wishing gage in this pleasant and profitable bust
mes, viii fof particulars, ETC., address - . ne %
G. l.. DERBY CO.,
.e.. Publishers 4 Wholesale Booksellers
49,. go Sandusky City, Ohio.
~ Editors Of newspapers giving the above and
following three Insertions and calling attention to it,
aud sending n copy cont aiming Ii, will receive any
three Of the following works.
Life of Napoleon, by HesdIey, - .+ta ~ Is
Life Of Lafayette, =" I" ~ IS
Life Of Josephine, I" 7" Al -
wild Scenes of Hunters Life. 81 Is
Any person wishing any Of the above books, can
have them sent by mall free OF postage on receipt Of
the above retail price. Address, sa
a-t' ati a# He' G.. L. DERBY CO.
Nov. ~, 1855. to'. &C.. a.# n36-3t it
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The NORTHERN FARMER is published at
Ltia, N. Y. by T. B. Minor, an able and
interesting agriculturist, at 80 cents year
in. clubs. cit seems. incredible how such a
paper can be furnished for this triHc, but it
is so =s... .gt ~ ..r.sgH
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End Of the Navajo war.

lieutenant Lane of the Rifles arrived in
this evening, direct from Fort Defiance,
bringing the important news that Mr.. Yost,
the United States Indian Agent had con-
cluded an armistice of thirty days with the
Nayajoes, during which it is understood the
Government shall provide Commissioners to
meet the head chiefs of the tribe at Fort De-
tance, and enter into formal treaty and
conclude the war; We have received sever
al letters from the editor, containing much
interesting and important information, but
they come to hand too late for publication in
the present issue.
We may now confidently announce the
conclusion of the Navajo war, after an expen
sive prosecution of it fer about three months,
with almost the entire available military
strength of the Government in the Territory
1t was conducted and prosecuted with abili-
ty and energy, and was rapidly becoming a
matter Of unanticipated magnitude and i'm
portance to the Government We are there
fore, the more gratified at its termination !;
AID while we accord full cerdit to Col. Miles
and his comrades in arms in the hostile coun-
try, we cannot neglect the occasion to award
to Mr.. Yost, the Indian agent resident at
Fort Defiance, all praise for the endeavors he
has so successfully used to secure an honor
able peace with this proud and powerful tribe
of savages, now for the first time conquered
and humiitated into subsection to the Gov
eminent. ffsHH% Hgets aEg.aEgs
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IF you want good Boots & Shoes, LAWRENCE
Il them direct from the celebrated House OF Pc
4 Hitchcock, Boston. uEt.Frsaeet b "a .H
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NEW STORE OPENED.
Louis Giebrich.

One Door East OF CarrOII HOUSE.
OTTUNTA = .s-s'-1.l-h- - $50 IOWA
EAEALER in Groceries and Provisions, Crockery,
uyGlass and Wooden Ware, Soap, Candies Dried
and sardines, Confectionery, &C., &C., &c. a
Nov. 18th, 1S5S.-n37-tf. Ba..a tsr,yza;
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CHURCHES.

II.
JusrrcEs-A Lotspeich Thomas Stanley, Jno. Ford.
CoNsrApLEs--Gco. W. w. Lewis, L. q. Eastman, c.
Leonard. .ts .s.E,E' sTf-sF.F -HE
CHURCHES
CoyesEG ArtoNAL, Rev. u. A. Spaulding, Pastor: Ser
vices, II A. NJ. and 81 p. NJ. Sunday School, H. +.
Copeland, Superintendent, =. NJ, Prayer Meeting,
Wednesday Evening. II Il #,. - III ,
MEruopIsr' EPISCOPAL, Rev. A. Robinson, Pastor;
Services, II A. NJ. and IN p. NJ. Sunday School, G.
W. Bowen, Superintendent, A. NJ. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening ....-...-- Z
ces II a. m. sunday school a. m, W. L. Orr, Sup.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Protestant EPIscnPAL No Pastor at present. Ser
vices in the Court House
CHnIsTr,N. Rev. A. Harlan, Pastor. Services 1o1
USrvrRsALrsr No Pastor at present. Social meet
CuMpERLANp pRgsByreRr,S There is an organiza-
ton, but no Pastor, and only occasional service.
BAPTIST. No regular Pastor. Service occasionally
C.rnoLIo Rev. John Krekle, Priest. Services
and 10x a. m, and 2j9 p. m.
Is SOCIETIES.
Masonic, meets Thursday evenings at their Hall
in 3D. story of Graves Block. .-# .. ... =.
Opp FELLOWS. meet on Tuesday evenings at Hall Sd
story Sands building. s Il. .--.--......... -..r .
Coon TEMPLARs, meet az .her Hall on Monday Even
ings. 49,
THE PHLoMArHI,N SOCIETY Qiterary,) meets Friday
night in the Old Court House. The are collecting
THE LITERARY ASSOCIATION, meets in the Court House
only in the winter season.
SCHOOLS
PusIIc. W, l.. Orr, Principal, Miss Clark, and Miss
OrrunwA SgNiNARv.--nn Centre Park. T. G Wood
aua .n;,,.;,,aI p, ! N NcElrox I, cher of jnnru
asns IT. t.; y Woo,lward teacher of Drawing
rs; ,;ta'a r..,,cb
aiming "'" ,.,
L.Nr' ~. , ,,.-
OTruMws sAx-foHS BAND.-C.c. Cioutman leader,
10 members IL. -r.
MARTIAL BAND. hicS'cr ai'' 'nree o'he's. Ia.
MILgYiRY COMPANY.
- OrruMwA CfuARpS.-fi. :. Lasyeil Captain, w. W.
Farley orderly Sergeant.
ypDEI,SSyov4y
,., s,,,,,nsrs and s.yIes., II Hamilton
\, ~ ,viTiams. FrantIn & Pierce: James u pevjn:
~ ~ ,,a ~ c,.tnr. rlom,s Rrh,u, Johnson q.
y. posge,' n; W.r;s.A stn,rt ! w Dixom
isp'' wiii;,nson q Thr.iI. J l. TnyIor. L.
:, Isl, s., q pn,ar. A II Wood. T ] Dou ,,,s. q
~ N,,I w Uond. A ii,,,kins. A ID U.uynl
" , :, S,.' N IA s;ss,n ! " Garner - =
Ds unrr;s sewers
I' ,,,,,,, o,,r,, 49,.
AEWn FIrE,ss. :,
DEMOCRATIC erAr.nhAN ~, ~, he' j. "'' .. ~
ID. street, Editors. "m. Lewis rroP'i t'
OrTrMWA CoEhiEi.-1. W. WORMS. H.oi.o' an" ~
prietor.
WOTELS
0rruMw, HoUsE--R. H. Warden.
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SWEETCIDER,

lust received bbls. Sweet Cider. Also SINE
- article of Port Wine-warranted pure.
n35-2w WM. \. ELMENDORF.
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T2OCERY kept nv REILLY
III Ladies and Gents just give us call, ..a...-
We've all that's essential In the grocery line,
Peaches, Pine-Apples, and all that is fine;
Pums. Raisus, Crabb-Aprles, Nuts OF all kinds,
Walk In and see never mind the "hard times !"
Our Establishment is directly opposite the Sour.
The variety is choice, and the stock Is new, [lew.
Imperial, Black and Young Tyson Tea,
Saleratus, Starch, Pepper-sauce and Coffee;
Sardines. Cutrants. and Candy,
And all that's desirable except Wine and Brandy,
Mustard Ginger Soda, and Dates
Every thing for Cash, at the lowest rates, 3 p.
Figs Catsup, Pepper, Sugars and Rice,
Ctron, Tobacco, Nutmegs, and all kinds of spice,
Cgars-Gcr'nan, Opera and Principe, asa g Va
Tel! your friends to come in and see.
Apples Beans. Potatoes, and Salt, '
When You got to door just csme to a halt.
Aug 12, '5s-n24tI .s. ....
VUST RECEIyED--Fresh selected Figs, only 90 cents
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Boors.-This indispensable article, is sci
ling at Deyin's cheaper than at any establish
ment in; town, as they assure us, a very su
perior article. Try it and see if it is not so.
fit is not so, let us hear from others.
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Local and Miscellaneous
Tax PAYERS Attention II

The tax payers Of Wapello County are re-
quested to meet at the Court House, on
Saturday next the 9th inst, to consult in re-
gard to the enormous increase in the taxes
Of the County, for the present, year, and to
devise ways and means, to lessen them in the
future. MANY TAX PAYERS +
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ROSEMARY AMI
II O S f. M A r Y

~
Abraham A. Truax, ESQ.,, Rotterdam, n. Y. writes
"Am 70 years Of age, and bald 35 years have
ed two bottles OF Rosemary, and my hair Is now
two inches long" s-..s
Their pay for il than have other preparations for
Mrs d. Taft, Cambridge, Mass.-"Have used your
Rosemary with great success in keeping hair black,
age was turning IL fast" .#sEn en
MIR. Daniel d. Conner, Boston, Mass.-"Eight
months ago I was bald-my hair is now long and
healthy. know your Rosemary has forced il to grow,
&c s..a lee
Ossian Il. Dodge, ESQ.,, Vocalist of Cleveland Ohio
at gives rapid growth and dark glossy texture,
aud does soil the hat pillow in the least know
Of nothing so valuable for the hair"
Francis Adams, Esq, Boston, Mass.-"lt Is the best
thing for children hair-the ladies delighted with
it,"&c. #anft e.aas
Rev. g; ". Denison, Buffalo, N W find it excel
hair to bald head, and from grey to black COLOR &c
Hon. G. Hunt, Lowell, Mass.-''To remove dandruf.
and keep the hair mois, and glossy, we have never
NJ. Hoffman, Esq, editor of German Weekly, Bos-
ton, Mass and his wife, Eva, say-It causes hair to
grow vigorously-gives beauty and splendor-is bet
c. IT, Stocking, Esq. (Trinity Coegel, Hartford, CT.
by using il my hair turned from sandy to brown
A. +. Wood, Chemist New Haven, Conn., a
fair head fvery dark hair man that six weeks
ago was bald. He had used nothing but your Rose
Revere House, BOSTON, July, 1857. ~ had
hair my head than infant, months ago.
1t is thick, healthy, growing rapidly, and OF ne,
dark color. can positively say that j. RUSSELL
SPALDINGS Rosemary, obtained at q fremont street
opposite TIE Museum, has produced this change
SARAH J. LORD.
More extracts could be added II room admitted. II
you are not satisfied. TRY 1T.
Inquire for }. Observation-Disclosures Rosemary, and
take other Every bottle genuine has the fac-simile
signature Of the Proprietor on IL.
j. RUSSELL SPALDING,
No 81 FREMONT sTEET,
Opposite Museum, Boston Mass.
where all orders should be addressed.
Sold by apothecaries and Druggists throughout the
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OrTUmwA DIRECTORY.
TO WNSHIp OFFYCKAL
OFFICIAL.

a TRusrEEs--R. H. Warden, NC Hill, G. Hickenlooper
CLERK--C f. Blake. fs.-1or
JusrICEs-A Lotspeich, Thomas Stanley, Jno. Ford.
CoNsrABLEs--Geo. W. w. Lewis, L. q. Eastman, c.
Leonard. .s.. .Ftr, -.Fsr. H.r Ln.s
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= UST RECEIyED-Fresh selected Figs, only 90 cents
81 pound. Also, Raisons, Figs, Dates, Nuts, &C.
July S-n19 I'M. ELMENDORF.
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NALL at Lawrence's II you wapt a good Hat or
~ Cap he has them. Of nearly all styles and prices.
els Agent for Loudens celebrated Medicines.
Call aud get an Almanac for 1855, free Of charge.
no34. .
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D. Hoople commands, and Mr.. W. R. Copes has
charge Of the Office.
HiatcathG, Railroad Line Packet far ~ y,u;.
today.-The splendid railroad palaces packet Hisva-
tina leaves at o'clock this evening for Cairo and 81.
Louis. The Hiawatha is one Of the largest and most
superb Of the famous Railroad line. She il not sur
passed by either Of her sister packets and with many
OF the treveling public she is the decided fsyoyfts
Improvement ron its length in bestowipg upos the
Hiawatba every advantage in the form Of comfort,
elegance and luxury, while science wss probed to IL
depths to give her at once speed and safety.
The cabin Of the Hawatha is beyond comparisou.
and past all criticism. Her staterooms are roony,
and have an air Of comfort and convenience seldom
found on river steamer In fact, the architectural
oesen OF the boat it is papahle was to overcome the
usual inconvenience Of travelling, and To furnish pas
sengers With floating frstcIass hotel That the d.
sign was successfully carried into effect, the thousands
VINO nave enjoyed the comforts Of the Hiawstha du-
rng the present season. will testify. The Hiswatba ia
puncsual 70 the minute, and will positively hack ont
at 5 O'Clock this evening. Passenger NAV secnrs
the1r rooms from plan Of her cabin, to b. found to-
day at the office Of the agent OF the line, Mr. c. G.
Wayne, corner Of Camp street and Commercial AIlev
The Hiawatha connects at vicksbure with she New
Orleans and jackson Railroad at Cairo with the Ili
nois Central and at st. Louis with the Ohio and Mis-
sssppi Railroads. for all Northern and Eastern c;ties
Captain E. F. Dix is the popular commander. and Mr..
Harry NJ. Blossom is the clerk, and Is Chesterfield
ian in point Of true politeness and practical urbapty
SCHEDULE OF THE NAILS
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NEW GRANADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VANDIEMAN' S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.-Closes on the 4th and 18th of
each month, at P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month.
NJ Postage to South Pacific: Letters 34c.; papers,
&c.
ATPostage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships, SO cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, lis added to
the above postage via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid.
ArPostage to Peru =: Letters, 22c.; papers, &c.
!" postage to Bogota New Granada:) Letters, &c.,;
papers, &c.
HrPostage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: lGc., prepaid.
A8The postage TO places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter,
34cents and on each newspaper, 6 cents when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
~ The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Diemans
Land and China, (via San Francisco is, IN
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in adyance.
THE single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc, the do
nestle rates apply.
s. +. MARKS. P. NJ.
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Rebieiu Of the lt(arkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street
Friday Morning, june II, 1859.
CoTToN. -. There was a very fair demand yester
day, and the sales amounted to about 1900 bales,
mostly at outside figures. Mddling lll@ll4c. Yes
terday's transactions embraced some 1000 bales We
still omit general quotations.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock OIL hand LIST September 1885, bales 34i3
Received yesterday. SO l745l74
l,7756l7
s ss5si'sd Yesterday 54ss ss z,s 200
Stock on hand cleared ........... 72ao9
TOBACCO. -. About $50 hhds were sold including
at 4!c., 81 at Sc, Is at &c., IS, Is and "a on
private terms, and at a, Scraps at q, at q at
II and Stems at 1c. Is Ii.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO
stock on hand LIST September. .hhds $50
Received Yesterday TX ,s ART
Exported yesterdsy.....,. ............. 100 So
Stock hand cleared. s... 26 800
SUGAR. The market was dull, and only 100
hhds were sold at about previous rates.
MoLAssEs. :. The.sales included some 300 bbls. at
range of 29@32c. for Ordinary to Good Fermenting
and 32t@33c. for Prime, together with 100 half bbs.
Fermenting at 34c. u gallon.
FLOUR. Sales of about $50 bbs., of which 500
superine and Extra in or lots, on private terms,
and $50 Extra at 81 l2a u Dbl.
GRAIN. -. The market for Corn was steady and
some $500 sacks were disposed Of including $50
damaged White at 925c., 400 Inferior at Il 90, $50
Yellow and White Mixed at SlDl 10, 2l4 Mixed at
81 II, $50 Choice Yellow at 81 30, no White at the
same, and 400 Fancy do in lots at 81 % 93 blshel
In Oats we heard of about 1900 sacks sold, embrac,
ing 200 and 500 St. Louis on private terms, go
damaged Northern at SEE. 200 ST. Louis at the same
$50 do at 523, and $50 Northern at Coo. u bushel
OF Bran, 600 sacks were sold in or lots at 97Ac "
100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Pork has been in good request
and we have noticed sales of about 1900 bbs., com
prisng 1926 bbs. in or lots at SIG 80 and 100 al
SIG Is also, on Tuesday 800 hbIs Mess at SIG 10 u
Dbl In Bacon, noticed sales 10 casks Clear sides
at lie, and Is Ribbed sides at Ole u b. OF Lard
Il sale of 200 kegs on private terms.
| GuSNY BAGS. There was an active demand and
over 2O9O bales were disposed Of, including 1922 in
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NEW ORLEANS,J jack
/ soN AND GREAT NORTHERN

During the Bonnet Care Cevasse passen
gers viii be between New Orleans and PAS Man
chac Bridge uhiTtyeven miles from New OreRns
trains Of the Carroon Railroad the Lake. thence
ana steamboats, Manchsc Bridge beyond which
there Ia no interruption. ~
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Carolon Rail
road Depot Tivol Circe at six o'clock In the morning
twenty minutes six in the afternoon and returning
eans Will arrive the Depot at Circle eight o'clock
In the morning, and the same hour in the evening.
The trains for Kenner will leave the depot foot OF Cal
Hope street Mt A. NJ and r. M. Returning will leave
ner At S5 A. NJ md 44b r. M. Freight will
% received at the passenger depot from r. N. until NJ
Fare, ~ each way. - -
Freight for Manchac and stations above will received daily
At the old warehonse the New Canal be-
tween Liberty md Howard streets, until 5P. NJ.
NO freight Will be received unless Id
Ing At the established stations of road or it's
neciions. - 80 -
y will be by the foregoing passengers and freight
will be transported without interruption connections
with other roads will be made regularly as heretofore,
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lots at 124c, and ssl in lots at &c., all for con-
sumption.
BALE RoPE....A sale of 200 Coils reported on
private terms.
COFFEE. There was only one sale Of 100 bags
at lie. y h.
WHISKY. We heard Of nothing Of any conse-
quence. ,-.
FREIeHTs. Cotton shipping to Liverpool to ell
up at 5-l6d., and to Havre at 9-l6c.
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NJOTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEMISE OF
NJ Louis Conriagere, The commercial arm OF GR ATIAA,
COMMAGERE t co ), is this day dissolved.
The surviving OF the Pierre Ieugs Of
Bordeaux and s. D. Gaa Of New Orleans will tho
same line of business under the firm of s. D. CIR ATIAA
Co. in New Orleans of p LONG. IS CO., bordeaux.
Mr. JS0 JACOB HERR has the general OF the house.
New Orleans, Jan. l. 1859.
PIERRE LoSGIS.
jail tt S. D. GRAriAA.
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j.. ON T E P9 DYER AND SGOLEE E
No 81 Bourbon street,
Has the honor inform public that inst assumed
me business Of yen2 Establishment No. Is Royal street
and that he will continue heretofore with the careful
zion for which he celebrated,
The mahner in which, for the last twelve ears
led the Of is Rourl,or
patronage. 81 ly
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CATTLE MAR KIT.

5. JEFFERSON CITY, June 49, 1877
The market scarcely changed, and continues in
favor of holders
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H. BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS-OFFICE
Ii No. II Exchange Alley, stairs, nearly opposite the
vi Office Soldiers seamen and Transfers who have
been in the service of the United States Government for
on,eep DAYS or more any disturbance since 1890
entitled TO 10, acres land Wild and minor children Of
deceased Soldiers and Transfers entitled bounty
land AID PENSIONS Claims male and procured with dis
natrh Nv JOHN PURCELL,
ri5 FIN IL Exchange Alley, up stairs.
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~ 1MAII. ROUTE.

8 EMAIL ROUTE.
-Is.--|I Through to New York In -Four Days
and Nineteen all the Dangers of the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Route Memphis. St. Louis Chicago, Cincinnati,
Washington Philadelphia New York and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved Only Seventy Miles Staging.a
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
RAILR DAD
to Canton Miss thence by Mississippi Central Railroad and
Sims. Sutton Dudleys treble daily line of
Coaches to Grand Junction. Tenn.
Through tickets Memphis New York be had the
Ticket office Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company
The roads 10 the Gap of the Mississippi Central Railroad
become good and close connections made throughout
the whole route
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad pro-
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
HS-sxty pounds Of Baggage allowed each passenger.
AZ I'm SIMS, SUTTON Il DUDLEY.
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e-., PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
iR0AD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commanding Sunday, May |, 1859:

l0H :. which will be the last regular train
On Sundays the train will AXE the O'Clock morning
trip and leave the city hour after IL O'Clock until II
O'Clock at night.
On and after Sunday 18th inst there will be hahour trips
every Sunday from 4 O'Clock until 8.
Extra special trips Lake night by the Horse Car
when required by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop at GENTLY Station when notified
except mail trips and after O'Clock r. NJ Sundays Fare
each Is cents and conductors have timely notice
stop. A2D If
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p--.-,--ez-u,r,N K w RAILROAD
~ 7d ROUTE sMFEGT
AM41D1EKG TO TEXAS. "sSasaazSa

UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
hours time saved and the risks and iscofors
Of voyage greatly diminished by the
Kew Orleans, Opelousas and q. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICK'S BAY,
By the and splendid line of STEAMSHIPS, all built
press for this trade with superirr accommodations
Tor passengers,
LEAVING THREE TIMES A WEEK.
RUSK.
To Sabine Pass and Galveston.
WEDNESDAY. oRIZABA
To Galveston and Indanola.
Observation-Disclosures. MAG NOIIA.
To Galveston and Indianoa.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
sThe ferry running the Railroad leaves the landing foot
O'Clock the morning Tickets may be obtained and ate
the Railroad Office Of St. Peter ard Lee
opposite jackson Square, daily and the Depot
before the departure OF the Texas trains.
s Freights by this received every day,
sundays ted the above landing. Insurance by this
Line x less than by the River Line
o2s Il BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-17
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NORTHERN RAILROAD


Office In the Railroad Building, Camp street. cppose La.
fayette square0 will deliver any Of the city Bag
gage Packages, Specie, Bank Notes. Jewey received
~ the Railroad otherwise be entrusted to their
charge or forward the with and dispatch to
point the eat Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
or the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them for that pu
pose either at the Express Office the residences offices Of
individuals.
On approaching New Orleans Baggage Master will 20
through the Train and receive the Checks all
wishing their Baggage residence
k8-The Company will be responsible articles placed
In Charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPREss CHARGES IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT: