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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

national DEmocRlcY IN KrSrUcEy.
Gorernor MeGgGn.
NArIorAL DrMocnAoY u ILLIroI..


NATIONAL DENocRAoy N lLLrNoIs.
"The Constitution neither establishes
nor prohibits slavery in a territory, but
leaves tho people thereof free TO regulate
their own domestic institutions in their
own way: subject only 10 the Constitution
oChe United Siates"
Stephen A. Dovglas.
Query What is the import mean
ing Of the clause; "Sulject only to the
CoHsiiiuiioH Of he United States, ," and in
what respect is the power Of the people Of
aTorrtory over the institution Of Slavery,
subject, or controlled by the Federal Con-
stltutionl When a master takes his
slaves into territory does be continue to
be a slave or is he discharged from serv-
tudel
These are questions which Mr.. Doug
las in his Magazine article has lodged
Will our ncighbor Of the Adreriissr an
swcrl
national DEMOCRACY IN VIRGINIA.
"The Constitution carries Slavery into
and establishes Il in all the Territories.
and Congress is bound to protect il there.
Neither the people or the Territorial
Legislature have the power 10 exclude IT,
The doctrine of Douglas is even moro
practically and effectively subvorsive ol
the constitutional rights Of shareholders
than is the doctrine maintained by Mr.
Seward and his ndherents Of the Black
| Republican parts. Mr.. Seward holds
that Congress may rightully exclude
slave property from the territories Mr.
Douglas contends that this power resides
in the local authorities ofe1ch territory
No man in Virginia can be found bold
enough, now, 20 advocate Mr.. Douglass
doctrine through the press or on the hus.
tings." Richmond Enquirer.
/ national Democracy OF A MISSOURI
CANDIDATE.
81 regard the man who would aid in
the escape Of a Fugitive slave as no bet
ter than a highwaymsn and robhor
would hang him to the first tree, as ar
enemy 10 the Union, the Constitution anC
the South" Gou. Sterart.
national Democracy OF AN Ono CAN
DmATE, rheR he wants Fiee Soil Votes
81 would not aid to catch negro 4
called upon by his master | would, OF
the contrary, feed him and cluthe him, /
in want Nay, | would 60 farther
would furnish him a horse and point hin
the road 10 Canada"
DR.. Dorsey, at BeRefontaine.
NATIONAL DEMocRAcY
Is one, ,indivisiblc and identical in all State
and in all latitudcs-tho same yesterday
to-day and forevcr-in whose doctrine
and principles there is no conflict, varia
blencss or shadow of difference"
Geo. r. PWgh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

TINS AvALANoHE.-AtT Tiiin, where Mes
srs Dennison and Rannoy held their first
debate, the big guns Of tho democracy
made general rally to sustain the cause.
At the second meeting of these gentlemen
which took place at Dayton yesterday,
Senator Douglas, Senator pugh, II. h.
Payne OF Cleveland, Messrs, Groesback
and Pendlcton, Of CinoinnatiiAllen, of the
Drake District; Cox OF Columbus, DIR Dor
sey, Alex. Miller, II, Hendrickson, aud
others, as hackers Of the Judge, The party
teel that Judge Ranney needs their help
and under the circumstances it is natural
that he should get it.-DdytoR Journal
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Erom the sIntn Tnir.

GAINESVILLE, oept.sO,
Slight occasional showers all day
Much more stock ON exhibition than at any
previous fair; large show OF horses; City
fast filling up with strangers; weather
clearing,
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RrpUnLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Only TMO WEEKSI

Republican,. remember that Tuesday,
October The M n Election day Don't
stay away from the polls Our cause is
Just and demands your aid.
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This is the week Of NE State Fair at
Zanssvllle, bus. thus far. ne weather has
been verY unfayorabls. aud ths attendance
Fiil no doubt, be mD-l, less ua.n va,
'niielPsied.
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REMEMBER

The Republican meetings, announced
elsewhere TO be hold IN different parts of
the County. Let the word he circulated
far md near and 1T there be a general
attendance Of mcn of all parties.
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0S-Thc Local elections in Kansas,
since the constitution has becn before the
people, all indicate Republican gains
Thee now seems little doubt that the
constitution will be adopted lV hand
some majority ia sptte Of Democratic op-
usluon,
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Senator Douglas appeared according 10
announccmont-as we loarn by an eNclu-
sive telCgraphio dispatch-at VooFter,O.
Yesterday. The new feature ofhis speech
was a bitter Dttuck upon ATTORNEY General
Blacks review Of his lIarpcr's Magazine
article lie is reported to have accused
the Attorney Gcneral of fOlsifyiug, aud Of
deliberate attempt 20 destroy the Demo-
cratic party and break down all the lea
dcrs of the party in the Northern States
Il must be conceded, however dull the
the pamphlet Of the Attorncy-General
may be, that il is distinguished by an cm-
inently courteous tone. 1t does not, we
believe, contain am ungentlcmanly word.
Mr.. ID. is not therefore justified even by a
bad and provoking example in using coarse
and violent expressions regarding his re-
viewer. OF course hisrcmNrks touching
:. Mr., b, and his production are aimed at the
President and Observation-Disclosures the in
tense hostility toword the Administration
by which he was animated. fthe impress
sions ofour telcgraphic correspondent arc
to be trusted, and we believe him to he
candid, MIR. Douglas appeared yesterday
in his character of rancorous partisan
, rather than Statesman, and did not sue
, coed in making a favorable impr ression
. Cincinnati Commercial.
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0STThe Springfield CO., Neps states
that 'Av workshop Of Driscops carriage
factory, in that place, was burned on Fri
day evening, The loss-S2, ,OOO-is to-
tai, there being no insurance, Twenty
or thirty workmen are thrown out of en-
ployment.
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Fatal AoolpENr.-Fred. Roetker, a
German living in Toledo, had his head
caught between an approaching freight car
and a grain spout on one Of the ware
hsonses in that place, and was instantly
killed.
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Attachment Notice.

James NJ. Patterson, Plaintiff againt Henry stanton,
Defendant.
noforc jesse II. Leidy, J. ?. Clinton tp., Seneca
Co., n. The above named ucfendent will lake notice
that the 18th day Of September A. u. 1859, said
Justice issued order uf attachment In the above
ton, for the of hryone dollars aud ninety cents.
Tinln, q. Sept, 30, '50-3N JANEs VI. PArrERsoN.
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NNnmIcd.

! A GIRL TO DO HOUSE WORK; ONE THAT
"A understands h well and can come well RECON-
mented will find steady employ mrnt. None other need
Sept. %. sOUBER 4 CARPENTER.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM DENNISON, Of Franklin
County.
ron LIEUTENANT eOvERNoR,
=, f.nNnfrt ~ rFrufr f T,,v Conn

ron LfKUrKNANT eOyERhoRi
ROBERT c. KIRK, Of Knox County.
roR AUDITOR OF srArE.
ROBERT w. TAYLOR, Of Mahoning
ron SECRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL, of Clinton
FOR TREASURER or STATE,
ALFRED Z. STONE, Of Franklin Co
FuR SUPREME JUDGE,
WILLIAM Y. GUOLSON, Of Hamilton
roR mrmprR HOARD or rUnrtc WORKS.
JOHN B. GREGORY, Of Scioto County
ron SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ANSON SMITH, Of franklin County.
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Then nnd Now.

ltiswellto compare mems words, when
they speak their own independent senti-
mcnts, and when they speak under the
lash of party dictatjou, Judge Ranney
in lSlS, when not a candidate for office,
wrote letter 10 Judge Hoffman Of war
rem, and Judge Rnncy in 1859, when
candidate for the office of q ovcruor, made
a speech at Tiihn, On both occasions
he treated of the power of Congress over
Slavery in the Territories We place
these opinions side by side;
Rauocy's opinion in 1913, Ranneys opinion IN 1850,
cNpr'scd ln the Hoffman expressed at Tim.
l""'t What Is tho pull,c policy
have no doubt cr the Of the Uuitrd Sibirs, rcf,
power Of Congress 10 crcy pectnr tho Goyctuuout OF
IruituuN Goyemmvnts Inc ryUituFrsl We claim
and to provide m the prO that n regard Co the subject
hhiuou ot SlayVr n tAr OF slavery tho Territories
IctttuFics, and a nftho lnited states, the true
,or Of aud would suppor priuciple s non,iutsUcntou
t1cl prohibition, hy the Federal Government
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NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.


NATIONAL DEMOCRACY N Ono.
"We believe that the people Of an or
gaBized Territory, the same a. those Of a
State, have the right, under the Consti-
tuition, 20 establish or exclude, protect OF
prohibit slavery, ss 10 them shall seem
best"
Gin. Enquirer.
NAT1ONAL Democracy IN KENTUCKY.
"The people who emigrSte to the Ter
ritorics have the right 20, and will deter
mine for themselves, whether they will or
will not have slavery when they have
framed a constitution andpropose TO Con-
gress % come into the Union as a sover-
eign Stste But they have no right 10
do 50 iohiis they are in a Territorial con-
ditiOn."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

or Chns. Kent is an independent can.
didate for Judge in the Toledo distriet.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

Fifty Cents

viii buy lb. Condition Powders,
the hest IN use nnd only halrthe common price.
HEAR THE TESTlMONY.-n Ceorge W,Cul
vcta Veterinary Surgeon, says;"I have used Wooster
Conditions Powders and consider them the best ar
ticc In use. have used Sloan, and other kinds ont
consider this far supeperor for cleansing the Hood
and giving nppetitegivcs the hair aglossy appear
ance-rcal silky"
Mr.. Thomas Scott Of Tymocatee and Mr. Horton o.
Republic says. We have used variety OF kinds, nn'
we consider Wooscrs far preferable TO any In use
] Come and try them.
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0--Gov, Chase and Hon. WIN. Denni-
son will speak at Fremont, on Wcdnes-
day next.
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Wanted.

A Girl to do House Work. One
that understands her business well can find good stu
alton by making application at this office.
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mcnvcs---Onc Dollar

HcavcS---OmC Dollar
Will buy bottle Of medicine that
will cure hcnves ellectually.
HEAR THE TESrfMONN-Mr. John Michael
SAYS ~ have used one bottle vt YOUR ieave medicine
and IL has performed perfect cur'."
7. :. This Is entirely new preparations ~ - MOI
a Powder, but a Liquid. For sale by J'F' wooster
only.
Pole EViI--ORc Dollar
Will buy a bottle that will cure
Pole Evil every time. For sale byJ. T. WooHer,only
Ring BOne--One Dollar
viii buy a box of Ring Bone cure.
For sale by J. +, Wooster, only.
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LOSSES PAID BY THE ETNA
Fire and Ininnd NarIgnnon.

NI'A' 00VVIVu " IeTMl '0h'laIenI WIN aoNeN1y Nhu
far profit,
Especial attention given 10 Insurance Of DWELLINGS
and contents, tor terms Of 20 years.
The solid service long and ocessfny tTied, and the
many adyantagct The Aitns Insurance Company pos.
10 is hne should not Be overlooked by thoso
ready 20 insure and understanding their best Interests
Daring "stringent times the necessity for reliable
lusurenoe becomes an imperative duty-the ability OF
ened.
Agencies ia an the principal cities aud towns thro,
out the STATE Policies issued without delay, BY any
ofthe duly authorised A gents Of the Company.
business attended 10 with despatch and ddeliiy.
LEONARD ADAMS, Agent.
Tilin, sepl. 10, lsSQ- am
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Tent and Harem.

New Books received weekly and
all Periodicals supplied at club prices.
Tiniu, Sept. %, 80.
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LAWS or OHIO, =,

The TRIBUNE Is published every
Friday Morning. AZ $3.50 per nnnum
in advance. Office, Ghnwhun's Blocks
corner of Main aud Market streets.
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DR.. Dorsey, at BcRc6ontainc.
'NArIoNAL DEMOCRACY

Is one ,ndiyisiblc and identical in all States
and in all latitudcs-the same yesterday,
to-day and forevcr-in whose doctrines
and principles there is no conflict, varia-
blencss or shadow of difference"
Geo T.. PWgh.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-23

NATIONAL ULNOCHAUE n ILLINUI''
"Tho Constitution neither establishes
nor prohibits slavery in a territory, but
leaves tho people thereof free to regulate
their own domestic institutions in their
own way: subject only 10 the Constitution
ofhe United States"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-08
Receipts of Produce.

ElCkSBU RG-Pcr steamer Magnolia--453 bales
cotton str Natchez--S2l str Charner-a74 Thorn
hill &co-3l2 Carroll, Hoy &co--270 do Rotchford
Brown &co--lS4 j } Person &co-l75 j Watt Sco
LET Wright u Allen--l64 I II 81 NJ Allen &ce-
loo Payne Harrson-l42 Giffen Smedes Sco
III Martin, Cobb &eo--l09 do Fellowes &co-lo9
Bnckner, Stanton d Newman-l04 Green 4 Crump
LOB Il Male &co-99 w Cox &co--94 w jackson
&eo-SS Coleman, Britton & Withers--7l Patton.
smith Putnam--T to order--67 j G X b Kicks
&co--6l Harding, Abbay & Morehead--55 Ar Mil.
tenberger x Borron---55 do Byrne, Vance &co--5l
Holloway & Lonsdale--H Brander & Hubbard-43
Winston, Morrison &co-40 Montgomery & White
35 q Connolly &co-25 A.y q Catching-24 do A ]
FULLY &co--22 dc Egana--2l Gillaspie, Brewer
&co-lS Warren, Gilmore &co--lS Jones, Walker
&co7-Is Vaudeville Il Mcilhenny-I7 Frellsen, Ste
yenson &co--l7 Battle, Noble &co-l7 Block. Nc
Aiee &co,-l8 5 Q Nelson &co-16 Lewis Ogles-
( n ,,yy.. Nugent &co-4 do j Il Wyche &eo--14
fr Il. N y Flower-l4 do Foley, Avery Sco-l4
: v Iharmphn &co- ID Wood 4 Low--l2 do L
a ADAMS &eo-.l2 Groves &eo--ll Friedlander &
S s,ss montgomery u Hal--l0Hughes, HylIc-
s sIe Nco-s Gordon d Castilo--s do Broadwel
4 ns;,. henderson Peale--s Hy Sheppard In
no hliiiara, Summers &co-7 d r Carroll IcoV7
cleveland Bros &co-4 r " Estlin &eoN4 McJe.
NO, hayn &eo-4 Levi &eo-4 do Bradley.
Wilson &co--4 do Logan. Sonat & Claibornee a 81
slaughter, Smith \ McRae-3 West, Where &coS
Total Gl84 bales cotton. "0o-
MEMpHlS-Pcr steamer II RW Hil-t67 bales
COTTON Fe!loWes &eo-293 do J J Person &co-l97
~ al Alien &eo-- l26 Scruggs, Doneafn &co
--Il Wright X Anen--l06 j Watt &co-l05 Rotoh
ford. brown &co-i02 do Bradley, Wilson &co~loo
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Loujs today at IL O'clock Nj. There is nothing
lacking Oh the Chambers to render travel on her
plcasant and comfortable. And as for safety aud
the gentlemanly character Of her officers, she is
not surpassed BIZ any packet in the trade. She
connects with the Railroads at Vcksburg, Cairo
and st. Louis for all points Noith East and West.
Nco Unolc Sam for 81. Loais.-That travellers
and shippers may knew the fact that they will have
an excellent opportunity Of going sending to St.
Louis We announce that the fastest and most com
plete passenger packet New Uncle Sam, Capt. G.
w. Stewart, commander. Mr.. ]. HI. Mcmahon.
clerk, will leave this evening at O'Clock for the
above named and intermediate points. Her pas
senger Accommodations are Injurious and COM
pletc, and but few, if any, officers in the trade
enioy more enviabic reputation.
Planet fer 81. Louis.--That popular reliable
safe and comfortable packet Planet, Capt w. H.
Fulton, commander, will leave for st. Louis, Cairo
Memphis, and all intermediate points, this evening
at 5 O'clock.
Psind Do,gaa fo,. ST. Lou;s.--There is no packet
confidence and favor, than does the Prima Donna,
Capt Marsh Ford, commander, Mr.. Thos. Mech
ling, clerk. She possesses all the attributes OF
hrst-class passenger packet. The PrIma Donna
leaves this evening at o'clock.
a alma for Cinci1nlti.-The line, regular hight
draught packet Alma, Capt.. A. Robinson, com
mander, will leave ut o'clock this evening Tor
Cincinnati. Louisville and allinternedate points.
Jesse II. Bel for Cf,scaaaati.-The fine, regular
and favorite packet Jesse K Bell, Captain James
Gor1nly, commander, Mr.. Aimes Fisher, clerk, will
leave this evening at o'cockfor Cincinnati and in
termediate points. Persons taking passage on her
may rest assured of a safe and pleasant trip, so
far as lies in the power Of the urbane and atten
tive officers to render it so.
u. II. Fdhctald for LouspH1e.- The very excel
lent, superb and comfortable passenger packet
3. Fl. Fairchild, Captain j. H. Faucet, command
en-, Mr. Richard F. Fuller, clerk, will leave this
evening at o'clock for Louisville and interme-
diate landings.
Hespesian for NdszoMe.-The staunch, safe,
strong, light-dranght packet Hesperan, Capt. F.
b. Kercheyale, commander, Mr.. John A. Nicely,
vile and intermediate landings. The Hesperian
comes highly commended for her passenger accom-
modations and the experience and trustworthiness
If bpr otfsrars
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STEAMBOATS,.


MEMPHIS PACKET
Issssssahsss5sssis5o LINE usso. IA H. p
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY
VIII their boats during the 1859 and 1854 as f,
lows:
One of the boats or the Memphis and New Orleans Lin, will
leaNs New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
AT 3 o'clock r. NJ.
MONDAY BOATS:
Ingomnr.. j. d. Clarke, master.
Nebraska ...........,..-..,A. B. Irwin, master,
WEDNESDAY BoAws:
John sSmonds, F, Smith, master.
Eclipse. .-.,...,.,..........H II, |. Spots, master
FRIDAY BOATS:
Netfasf.....,.-.,.....,.-... WA Wray, master.
III. II. w. Hill. ..............T H. Newell master
THE yICKsBURG AND MEMPHIS LINE,
-To-wIr-
bnnfel Boone. Fl. Hicks master.
Kate EriSbee. .........,..,..J. Lee, master.
Victoria. ..,..................w w. Hanck mpstrr
Leave Vckshnrg at i2M ....
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers leaving New Orleans via jackson Railroad every
evening in the week but Wednesday, evening" can thus make
close connection Vcksbg with the other of the nboy,
Lines These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis ana Charleston Railroad.
And the
AND OHIO RA1LRoAD
FROM MEMPHIS, TENN.
Ahofdg passengers choice of East North and West
from that point
For through tickets freight reliable information applv to
j. II. FRELIGH, General Agent
o6 Memphis Packet Office st Charles Hote, left ,yng
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STEAMROETS
~ l. AkAlA DUE 1D,
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
e-yzer-7f75475r.f4f5,7 G EAT GEN.
sssse W. .--5ssiEe rH Al ROUTE Le1 a. :
For all Points
N o Il II AND EAsTt

FOR all Points
MORT ii A ND EASTt
One of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
Frs will leave New Orleans as follows:
Imperial Capt. G. s. Rogers
October %, November H.
j. O. Ssyon .Capt Isaac H. Jones
October 81, November ~
k1 y Gu Capt. Bart Bowen
November and ~
new Fails City..-.,,,,,..,.,, Capt. j. Il Woods
November and "a.
"A. Il. Capt Geo Tay Tor.
October H. November aud N.
Capt L, +. Dix.
October 10 November aud d
t1y of Memphis. Can't w j. Kounts
October q, November IL aud 30
Capt no Khnefelter.
October % November Il
VIM. Nj. Morrison. ......... Can't Ino N Ron;urer
October Is November II.
Capt. F.. b. Moore
October q, November IL.
Passengers rely upon bouts leaving rs adyered and
making DIRECT connections at
yICKsBuRG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
At ST, Louis with the
OHIO h MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BEILFoy
TAME and all other Railroads for all points,
North and East
n TICKETS by the Jackson Railroad for sale at this Office
rare AS Chcap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
kg- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
rs For correct information Through Tickets apply ut the
office of the
To- RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, -ea
No. 81 Camp street,
corner of Commercial Place
CLIFFORD C. WAYNE,
General Agent
General Freight Agent
-. ". oyoIn, superintendent
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Below--Coming Up.

Ship Express, Milton, FIN Liverpool, Oct 2lst.
Ship Esmeralda, York, I'm Liverpool Ia Oct to Bax-
ter, Lowell &co ~ -@
Bark New Light 49,, from Rio de Janiero-cargo
5000 bags coffee to order.
Bark Laura, Pierce, 20 days from Boston, to G W
HynSOu AGO.
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STEAMBOATS,.
LO w Err MISSISSIPPI.
UNITED srATEs

UNITED STATES
eflST.. kasEMEwEEKLY MAIL LINE TO /, -fsg., n
csa;.d.ss,ssSs N1CkSBU sHS,;ssTsss6G}E
The mGg aiiccnt u S. Mail packet Vicksg,urr Cnp a.
~ White master will eaye for Grand Lake Doiinidsanvilie
Plaquemine Baton Rouge PORT uison Bayon Sara Red Ry.
s s5 andng Fcrt ADAMS Nache Waterproof Rodney s., Jo
lMks Providence Stacks Island Landing skpwiths Landing
ftichees Point Ashton Lake Washington Carolina Landing
aud Point Worthington every THURSDAY ut Y. NJ.
The steamer VIGkSBUR viii take freight for Ynaoo river
10 be re-shipped on steamers Dew Drop and Home
nv, Leaves on SATURDAY, ats T. NJ
Ihe magnificent U. s. Mail packet NatceZ Cnpaia r. p.
Rons WY ,t enys for ponsldosie Ilasmnq Baton
Adams Nntthes Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand duff
" Ii and Veksburs, eygry Saturday at r. NJ.
ne Nhtftz connects al fieksbnfg with steamer Drop
NV VII he ,fsih Tor all bindings the Yazoo river high
as eciWUpu ~ llgf waller rates, without detention.
The above mentioned splendid packets viii leave on
thtr itguht days, without tu the hour nupoined Al
blsires entrusted to their viii promptly Ind faithfully
attended 10. ''''' 1855 '''
These boats will he responsible for npy letter ar
containing money, iewcry other valunle nnless cujr
bills of dng arc ake specifying the contents and yns and
the freight paid nor for any vnuales enne Win he clerk
by the passengers, or continued In their basrgage
Fortnight or passage apply on bonrd, or 10
IL j. PERSON & CO.
ic5 " Corner OF tHtDulelet Union qtreats
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Leaves on THURSDAY slh inst at - Ar
III El4IlLA II RE,Nn An NI1.I.s.I

Leaves on THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at II NJ
REGULAR BEND AND YICKSBTyR9
~ h. Packetlhe and splendid fast running pss-
cnger packet steamer Ora nd Duke Sam
lEpsgas master, will leave as above fof Deer
Greek Hudns, Lake Washington Landing Point Wnrinptnn
Carolina Landing, Grand Lake, Ashton Pitchers Point Skin
wthH Landing Stock Island Landing Lake Providence Mill
kens bend Niekshii Wbrrcnton, Grand Gulf ST. osanh
Rodney Waterproof Natehe1 For, Adns Red River LAID
asonvle and all intermediate landings For freight or pas.
suge apply on board. " P
RlRGINIUS C. DENTzEI
Advertising Agent,
ng-The Grand Duke VIII Yazoo river freight to he rs
snlppet w icksinf.',
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Magnolia, Thomasson, FIN yicksburg.
Grand Duke, Apologize, I'm Deer Creek.
Choctaw, Silver, I'm Memphis.
J D Perry, Sousley, I'm st Lonis.
Fort Wayne, Burr, fin st Louis.
Pocahontas, McCuiloch, fun Cairo.
Stephen Decatur, Leiper, FIN st Louis.
Indian No /, Greenlee, fin Bayou Macon.
Indian No., Greenlee, FIN Bayou Macon.
Moro, Woodland, FIN Camden.
Florida, Meyers, FIN Mobile.
RW Hill, Newell, I'm Memphis. 49,
A 7 Lacey, Taylor, fin Cairo. w.
Capitol, Petit, I'm Baton Rouge.
Bicknell, Gwartney, FIN Lefore
VIM Bagaley, Sinnott, from Mobile,
Lake end JEFF. Il Car. R R.
New Uncle Sam, Stewart, I'm St. Louis.
Judah Touro, Ledbetter, I'm Tallahatchie.
G D Jr, Vincent, FIN Donaldsonvile.
Lafourche, Dugas FIN Donaldsonyille.
Empire Parish, Jantreau, I'm Lafourche.
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Leaves with Dispatch.
ARKANSAS RNER-EnR EnI

~ N Smith, Van Buren,, Ozark, Roseyile Spadra Nor.
sA6t ristown, Dartlanelle, Lewsbug Little Rock Pima
,5s16 Bluff, New Gascony and all way and nlaniation
Bends-rhe new elegant and very light draught
MASTER Louis William Brown clerk leave as above For
freight passage apply on hodra.
ABNER LEGRAND G JAMES
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