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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-06-15

No. 1851 AN ACT,
To amend the forty-fourth section of
an act entitled an act to provide for
the organization of cities and incor-
porated villages, passed May 3, 1852.
Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
section forty-fourth Of the above named
act be so amended as to read as follows:
Sec. A. The corporate authority of
incorporated villages, organized or to
be organized under the provisions of
this act, for the special purpose of be-
ing road district, shall be vested in
three trustees, who shall be qualified
electors residing within the limits Of
such special road districts, and who
shall hold their office for three years,
except as herein provided, and until
their successors are elected and quail
fed. At the first meeting of the trus-
tees elected under the provisions of this
act, they shall determine by lot the
term of service of each trustee SO elect
ed, SO that one of tho trustees shall
serve for the term of one year, and
one for the term of two years, and one
for the term of three years; and at eve-
ry succeeding annual election of any
special road district, they shall elect
one trustee who shall serve for the term
of three years; the said trustees shall
appoint either from their own body or
from the qualified voters of the corpo-
ration, a clerk, and may appoint a su-
pervisor or such other officers or agents
as may be necessary; and by proper
bylaws or ordinances prescribe the
duties and compensation of the officers
so appointed, and may remove any such
officers, and may appoint others at their
discretion. The said trustees shall have
power to fill any vacancy which may
happen in their own body from the
qualified voters of the corporation, and
the person SO appointed shall continue
in Office until the next regular election
and until his successor is elected anG
qualified; and any two of said trustees
may act, but notice of any meeting fol
the transaction of business must he
given to all.
Sec. 2. That the farty-fourth sec
ton of an act entitled an act to provid,
for the organization Of cities and incor
porated villages, passed May 3, 1852
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act to be In force from
and after its passage. ..
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker ofthe House Of Representative
, MARTIN WELKER.
. President Of the Senate
Il Anril % .1S5Q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-06-15

AUDITORS OFFICE,
WooDsFrKLD, Monroe Co., May 2, 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing laws have
been compared with the laws published By
authority, and found to be correct. .a a
MARTIN L. BOWSER, Aud. N C. O.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-06-15

works of this state" passed March 6, 1845, and
the act entitled "an act to amend the act enti-
tied "an act to provide for the internal i'm
provement of the state of Ohio by navigable
canals" passed February 13, 1882 and the act
entitled "an act further to amend the act enti-
tied an act to provide for the internal improve
ment of the State of Ohio, by navigable canals ."
passed February 81 1s49; and sections fifteen,
sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty
and twenty-one, of the act entitled "an act for
the regulation of the public works of the state
of Ohio" passed April II, 1858, are hereby re-
pealed; provided, however, that the repeal of
said acts shall in no manner affect any act done,
or right that has accrued under, or in pursuance
OF them, or of either of them; and all pending
proceedings under said acts, or either of them,
may be completed as though this act had not
been passed, or such pending proceedings may,
in future, so far as may be practicable, be car
ried on in conformity to the provisions of this
act. This act shall take effect from it's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-05

Good manners are the blossoms Of
good sense, and it may be added, Of good
feeling, too; for, if the law Ct kindness
be written in the heart, it will lead TO,
that disinterestedness in little as well as
great things--,hat desire to oblige, and
attention to the qualification of others.
which i. the foundation Of good mau..
ners,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-05
snvfA exolRy. John DA0LEY.
Dagleys' Carriage Shop.

I'VE would announce 70 kl0eM
w the ci.i.ens q Upton GR
Mat We are prepared TO do ell kinds Of WAC.
ON and CARRIAGE Work, With neatness
and Dispatch. shop opposite the south east cor
ner of pabiic square. We know the times are
hasd. and we have regulated our prices sccord.
iAGly. ~ All kinds Of produce taken In ex,
change for work. Give 10 acAl.
A. J. A. BAGLEY.
.rpssn tnr. IN, 1855 nUf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-05
TAILORING.

vY>he Subscriber has resumed the tailoring busi
/ ness at the old stand. one door North Of
Browns furniture store where he will take pleas
ure in waiting on those who may favor him with
Iheir custom. Clothing made on short notice. IN
The latest and best style. and o. prices 70 suit e
,,m.a ". ELLIOTT.
rtpton, Dee. tth. R4oH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-05
NOTAR RIAL.

youS 5. TuruILL, NOTARY PUBLIC. Vipson,
Il CEDAR County. Deeds, inortgsses bills Ok
s.r &c. ac, drawn and acknowledged oaths
sdnainis.ered; protesting, or any o'nei no.S'
n, - ate nded to may z5nI1-ou~'ui
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-05

]. FORREST KENNEDY.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Rsspectrully tenders his professional ser'i'
ses to Upton and vicinity
OFFICE,
\, ms 49,. TO- n?7-tih
DR. C. l.. CHAMBERS,
puyoICIAN AND SU RG EON
OEce orer NJ Il G. L. Chamber
old Drug Store.
linton, June, Il. 1883. hzs'u
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Exchange O@ce!!

eight DRAFTS on New York can De had
. ofths Subscriber in sums to ssitpurchasers
Certificates OF Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities cashed.
American Gold furnished a. = small premium
Osies over Srstland ind Snyder's store.
WIN. II. TUThlI.L-
Upton, January l. 81.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-05

JAMES W.. BAGl.EY,

Attorney at Lac and Solicitor 4"
Chancery.
rIProN IOWA.
Os6 q. At his rs.id on the corner OF Loean Aa
$.,y streets, above the Park House. WIZ"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-05
THE THIRD AND LAST INTERVIEW or Nj
PIrZ0EEALD AND MRS. CUNNINGHAM.

Mr.. Fitzgerald promptly kept his ap-
pointment, and found that Mrs. Gun
nineham was no less prompt. He be-
lisved this would be decisive interview,
and was busy devising means for ending
IN acquaintance which had commenced
wholly by accident, been pursued wholly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-05
MEDICAL CARDS.
MRS. l.. s. CAM = Is r l.,
uvnn rHIC PHYsICIAN

xryOUID respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Upton aud vicinity that she trsats sue.
es..fuliy all durable diseases NTH 's''t sahsT enc:
to hyx.e.ie prineirt.s, being fully convinced ,hM
disease. but abso!utsly s'yur'ou'.
tVgesidenee at the corner Of I'm ana Linn
,,,.e,s formerly the house of Mr.. Joseph Leo.
Tint a. oct. 81. 1883. nAAH
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-05

NoTE.-"Matrimonial Brokerage in,
the Metropolis" including all the mum
bcrs published in the Evening Post, aud
eleven additional chapters, will be imme-
diately issued in limo. volume, illus
tratcd, by Thatcher 4 Hutchinson, 52S
Broadway. Price 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03
yew Orleans gaIy Crestmt Gnesaay apnug ay 3, 1859


ST. CHARLES HoTsL ,,s NJ 9,oSpsy. Conway, Miss
GARY n, "A MSa ,aa9s l; 4 Hanna MssM
nssi i Gee Mc9shse Miss y Tandry Pugh, La
Peek. As;s ,Jno 1 Lobde Ia Gen Williams co
Davis Hart, Mrs Linn, Ls...F Stone and lady,
Tex y Bay man and lady Tenn p Iidsel Miss -,
Gibson, G.. Miss McCann, Sheldon and lady Ala
...Miss Gibson S G. s ; ~
CITY HOTEL. .Jno Jones, W W Sanders, Tex..w
Hyde Brown, VIM Alden, Fla. .Jno Stanley, Ca.
fearee. Miss Geo H .rrison City. II burton
Mr. sas sh Alton IS Maxwell Als so9t Hutchinson
. Day , 9aat JSo cSwEi Tex. Norris. Miss.
Mr. Rising Hardy, Miss: ~ " nlsy Gregg....J
Evans Tex j Goyne, La .Sam Harrison. Ga. b
Peterson Ark, 81 Dixon, Wheeler, City. Master
Cain, La.
EST. LOUIS HoTEL....w Mayrs, Boss Foley, ] G
French, lady and child lex. g schlater La. DR.
Miss Joshua Baker NJ LeBaron and lady, SAVER Ala
Alex q Hloun Fla
ARcADE HOTEL. II Fromen, city. ..I.onis Jennings,
City, j Knabreu, Jas Kinabreau Ark Jas Salmon,
obert Barker, M Coudron. n Gathright La
...J Ward. w Poitevast, Miss...D German,
d Lucas. IS Williams Mex. Kendall, city 81
Roberts. Tenn. IS Perry. Prewt, Rosenheim,
Tax. Jos Jarvis, Miss...R Carke,..C Delacrox,
Miss. j Paschsl j Parker Tex...Wm d Lucas, Tenn
n JIorrta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03

CINCINNATI. Steamer Madison 400 bx candse
y Ayet. go bxs cheese ties hams J J Adams &co.
{ 80 bales hay Barton, 80 bbIs whisky B Turpin
y Pegs malt ss NJ. Bsattie = pkgs leather
Aco 80 rms paper Cook q O'Brien. go kegs nails
47S pkgs iron Clark & Putnam. 7s bxs cheese as tcs
hams Dolsen d Son. ll3 bxs mustard Betterton,
Eaton 6co az scs bran . Elder 22 bbIs whisky
70 bbls whisky 10 tcs apples rs kgs butter SO boxes
cheese Grief. Byrnes sSco as do 80 bxs meat 4 d
Grief &co. 10 tcs hams "a hf bbls bxs beef Ged-
des so cls rope 25 pcs bagging Gallagher rs bxs
Power \ tc do Hewitt, Norton &c., so bbls beer to
Grieve Il Werle. Is bbls whisky d Harper eco. 40
pcs bagging hyde. is hhds tobacco to Hogan &
Murphy 400 bxs candles to s H Kennedy Geo. POS
zU5 bags barley 10 bales hops Meny. so bds rods
Robertson McDougall. 100 half so bbls whisky to
Martin, Cobb &co. 1892 bags corn Oglesby & Mct,au-
ley. 80 pkgs mdse Penaud 4 Fellon 81 boxs black
1g % hhds bacon Meyers. 200 hf los bbls whisky
Place, Al bxs candles J Rogers 81 kegs butter to
Schneider Wise. IS bxs cheese 10 ties apples to
iOo bbls pork Vose Bros. l6 do oil VOORHEES,
Hrlggs &S e 2 bbs beer to Wise rs ties hams 54l
Jones, pcs casting scoyil 4 Mead. 5 bxs hooks +
2 olnit1. w pkgs spokes 4 Mathews 80 do wash
boards Marks. % do l. Snaar s bbls beer Farley.
JuTey &co sundries to " Bell. .R G Cummings tSco
| nama GO; I; Darby Tremoulet j Dueornan.
= gauches y Il Gilman y L Harris L Webster
rritchard Flower. NJ Wheeler r McCmcken.
and order. Total IL bids tobacco.
aLAFoURCHE. Steamer DR. Batey. SO hhds surar
izI nDis moiasses Lobt Carpenter. ISL bbls mo-
iasses a =, q, u G w RR. IS bbls sugar 81 bbls mo-
asses Ia bales cotton Dasilva &eo. II bales moss
" p6ls moasses Trosclair Haydel, 90 hhds sugar
q y Ivy bbs molasses to Brand Landry. SO hhds
sugar. Y de Egana. 100 bbls moasses " b leyerjch
@So' ~ nhds sugar Washington jackson &co 100
Dds o., moasses y Shift &co 80 do West Rensba,v 4
vammack; SO doy Allain. s. do to Bogart Foley L
very A. DO Webre. A do G Oliver. H, haT do
- osane, Mayheld &co. g bales moss Lord ceonev
scs potatoes Lacroix Total II bales cotton Ia
linus sugar " bbls molasses. 80 Aoo
h. LoulsvlLl.E. Steamer y q Fairehila Inn INC
sSasseg suydam, j hhds tobacco Given Wd,tS
~ !, 10, Dds eggs I Moore &eo hbds a..s
Y rwtchel &co u do $50 bars corn 20 ,.ei y
b,s .lsa 6eo y hhds tobacco D'Arman Sco y
pxs u candles Kent &co Il bbs EGGS scI uo o.
WISE hhds tobacco to order 30 c1s ron
smith eco 20 bbls whisky Martin, Cohb 1ps 30
pcs baggng 4s7 els rope IL bales twine a Spo
way u bales cotton to Campbell & strong Az -
hotchford, Brown &co. % iciemore Rayhn s W. 70
soery 6co, 2 W Cox &co. IL Jno Watt S Sc,
~ Henderson Peale. B hhds tobacco 6 Tate Sco
4lS bead stock and sundries to order Total 40 MAJ
tobacco "a bales cotton. = NUS
ViCkSBURG. Steamer Grand Duke los bs,es
COTTON buckner, Stanton 4 Newman. 7s do Green 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03
9sb 0rItans lailp 6resetllt.
TUESDAY MORNING, NAY ), 1859.
sepai's Jsitligs'ttt.


~ & 9 g Y. n
- ese tks HSo1x 81 thas paec :. 5th ~ for
u1nanesel, CssnSsscsai aud River News
asQazsnnsaes.
- 81 Z. z. e :, -.
rsss5. : n g. Ssnp Nay Ism
v.-ss..,.
.s''lI = ~
6hlp Ekce1siof, swift, for Liverpool
~ Baxter, Lowell &cG
Ff&1ip EsfrisT, Pichot, for Naples, T b Parish
~ Weet Indian, Cook, for Port au Prince,
Phillips, Weeks &ce
- H1mpden Belle, Alexander, for New York,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03
vICKsBURG PACKETS.

IT, =, UNITED STATES TkI- ss.
,zgs6$gsskasssS WEEKLY NAIL LINE is1la1r4-.E r
TO WICK BuRG. sSsgssssAS
TUESDAY, at 5 o'clock p. NJ,
The magnificent u 3. Mail packet Grand Duke. Capt,
s. Applegate will leave for Donadsonve Plaquemne Bat,r
Ronge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River LandinF For
ADAMS Watcher Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph, Grand
sui. WaF!snton and Vcksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at
The Grand Duke vicksburg with the steamer Roe
rs high as Greenwood.
THURSDAY, at S O'Clock p NJ
the magnificent U. s. Mall packet Vicksburg, Cart
Capt NJ White, will eave for DonidsonsiIla faeie.
Landing Fort Adams Eatohez, Waterproof Rodney ST. JOS,
eph, Grand Gulf Warrenton Vicksburg Milken's Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Landing Skpwitt Landing Pii,
ehefs Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Isnd
i3g ana Point Northington, EVERY THURSDAY, at s
The VfCEsBURG connects ut vicksburp with THE
steamer DEWDRQP and will freight for ali landings on
the fazoo river as high up as Greenwood.
SATURDAY, at o'clock p. NJ,
me magnificent y. S. Mall packet WatcheZ, CAPT.
Baton Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landiag
Fort ADAMS Nachez Waterproof Rodney St Joseph Grand
9Hi WarrentoD and Vicksburg EVERY SATURDAY at 6
o'clock P. VI. N' ~
The steamer NATCHEz connects a, vicksburp with
'he steamer DEWDROP and will take freight for ali landng
Or the faz5o river as high up Greenwood
Ine above mentioned pienoid passenger packets Will leays
on their regular days without fl horr appointed AL
to their will he promptly faithfully
Those boats will not responsible for any letter Or
containing money lewery other yaa8bes unless REGULAR
ls OF ang are taken specifying the value a
tae freight paid nor for any yauabes deposited
By tne Passengers, or contained in ths baggegs
FOR freisht oE psatage apply % board, or to
CARROLL, HOLMES q Co,
1ell Union Row, 5S Gsrandes. IT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03

Crlmp 40 Vaudeville & McIlhenny. IS Fellowes 4
co. .33 Robson 4 Allen. 26 Carroll, Holmes &co A
JC 4 s Kicks eco. .l6 Patton, Smith h Putnam.
is Broadwell Payne. IA Thornhill &co.. IS Car
co. I Lewis Oglesby. Z Connolly 3 Champlin I
Tarleton, Whiting b Tullis 4 Ably L Catching. I
Henderson h Peale. 5 Block, McAffee &c.,. Total
449 bales cotton.
GRAND ECORE. Steamer Piota. 81 bales cotton
Toledano \ Taylor. .26 do Payne Harrison. .Io 90
Carroll, Holmes SEQ 10 do Carroll, Hoy &co .l3 do
Rugeley, Blair &co.. 10 II Carter &co; 8 90 d
Cooper Gco 8 Giffen, Smedes &co. q Q Robien, Il
do l bale wool r w Estlin Geo bales cotton DE
Gruy & villere. 80 hhds sugar to s Nelson geo.
sundries to order Total 1888 bales cotton 80 hhds
| sugar.
BAYOU SARA Steamer G D Jr. "a bales cotton
| w L j Montgomery. is G Marianeaux Geo. IL
Lapice Bros. 3 J Watt Gco. 6 Cutrer, Harrison &co
4 a McLauren 100 hhds sugar G W Squires. so
do Brand 4 Landry. .23 do ] B Plauehe IS do w 4
j Montgomery. "a do bbls molasses Lapice Bros
1914 bbls molasses ] Dasi1va &co 81 do Pritchard
& Flower. 80 do billiard, Summers &co. SO do
de Egana 81 do W Burbridge eco. 80 do Gordon
b Costello. ~ hf do A Marianeaux &co. 40 bales
osnaburgs7 Menard & Vignaud sundries to order.
Total 200 hhds sugar 3S9 bbls molasses % half bbls
molasses.
y BAYOU DE GLAISE. Steamer Minnesota. 1870
hhds sugar Sc bbls bottoms Frellsen Stevenson &
GO. u do II hhds sugar Carroll Holmes &co. L do
46 bbls moasses Payne & Harrison 3 bales cotton
e Bellocq, Noblom &co .23 do II Gilly &co. q do
Warren. Gilmore &co. IS do to B Pla1che. i bale
wool Dasilya y Gerard. IL hides Rhorer, Higginbo-
than &co. -9sl scs cotton seed Glasscock SEQ. 10
gkgs mdse Menard Il Vignaud. sundries to ORDER
Total l42 hhds sugar, 81 bales cotton, 60 bbls bot
toms 46 bbls moasses.
r. CAMDEN. Steamer Moro 55 bales cotton to
Phillips. Nixon &co. q do R Yeatman. q Lloyd &
Frierson. 10 bbls molasses to NJ Gordon Jr 10 900
slaves ellis, Ferguson geo ..sundries to order Total
So bales cotton.
CAMDEN. Steamer Paul Jones. .15 bales cotton
Gill eco 2 do ellis, Ferguson &co. 10 do Cutrer,
Harrison &co. a Phillips, Nixon eco. i ] Boyd Geo
3 Frellsen, Stevenson eco. Il bale wool H K Carter
&co. Total IS bales cotton.
Railroads.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton, ID May. Al bales cot
ton Cutrer Harrison Geo. 40 do to order. "a r /,
Adams Geo, ~ Cleveland Bros SEQ .25 do Byrne,
Vance eco. "a Warren, Gilmore Geo. 23 Carroll,
Hoy &co. 18 G 4 B S Kicks Geo. l6 L Mercy.
y Payne 4 Harrison. 8 Robson 4 Allen 4 McFar-
land Barksdale. 6 w j Robson. 6 Sam Barrett 6co
20 Tully &co.. Patton, Smith & Putnam g
B K Carter eco. g Lewis & Oglesby. A Friedlander
\ Gerson. 9 l. Adams &co. 2 Frierson Conway 4
co. Total 329 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03
ExLports.

LIVERPOOL. Ship Excelsior. 334s bales cotton.
NEW YORK. Schr Hampden Belle. I52 hhds
sugar IS bbs do 53 bbls molasses Is bbIs 226 seeks
pecxns
NAPLES. Ship Ferriere 1854 bids tobacco 24O0
slaves. II tons logwood.
~ HAVANA. Schr A b Manchester 2O50 cross ties
loo bbls onions SO do ard SO do beans so do ale So
tcs hams 81 DO lard 100 kegs lard II bags oats 10
bags bran.
PORT Az PRINCE Brig West Indian. .292 bbls
hour. 81 bbls pork 50 hf d. 10 hf bbs tongues hf
Dbl tics Is bbls rice, s tics hams.
NO bile. .Schr Mary Clinton 100 bales cotton.
q NEW YORK, .Schr G Knudson 25I hhds sugar.
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AL "A B A NJ A RIy Err.

fzFsss Esbk nLADoE AND CEJi.f.TE.
ssssss-ts SCR lNss 5- week-rhe s!eaner Af-
hladon and iinltq@ Springs Twice week, as follows
eayes Mobile Tor Biad0u and Gnilum Springs and Deroono
every SATURDAY evening, O'Clock. A''
Loves Mobile for Blaion and CullIu Strings evarv
day evening Mt O'Clock. S'' :" ''o7
-Raturniug--
Leaves Bsdon and uuum Sprse every Tuesday and Tbrr.
dhy evening" at5 O'Clock arrivg in 3iobii5 every
and Friday morning, AT o'clock. - "75
Eer pasaase, apply TO
ie26 tt or SIMPSON + co9K f4'p W;i street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03

~fgsS OoUAIsT- Dr. GusTINEs OFFICE FOR
>saFsstbe Treatment OF DISEASES OF THE EYE, and
tmHersctions of Vision. No. 1863 ST. CHARLES STREET,
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans, La,
A Surgical operations OF tho EYE attended to, such as
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the iussrton of ARTIFICIAL
BEEs. ete, etc. jalS Gm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MIssIssIPPI-
E@ rs "h ROUTE GEM
For all Points
NORTH AND EAST!

st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans
RAILROAD LINE STEAMERS.
One of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
ERs will leave New Orleans follows:
VIM. M. Morrison Capt Bonnger
March and q, April H. May and a.
Champion. Capt. E. B. Moore
March and Is, April IA, May and a.
Capt. Roger.
March I q. April l6, May 6and 26.
y. U. Capt. Jones
March and 49, April 49, May and %.
AIeck Capt r. A. Reilly.
March II and 81, April 20, May 10 and 50.
New Falls City. Observation-Disclosures. Capt Woods
March 49, April land q, May H. Junel.
A. Il. Lacey..............,.. ....Cap J. r. Rodney.
March 49, April and "a, May IA. Junss
Jon" aarsh il April and IS May is j 1as' J. A''l''
" March o. April and Is May is june ssg. A0'nH
Gladiator ..............C Capt Klneeer
March a. April 10 and 80, May 20. June 8.
Passengers rely upon the leaving and
making DIRECT connections at
Cairo and St. Louis
With the
1aLINoIs cENTRAL
OHIO MrssIssTPP1 DADS
For all Points,
North, East and West!
Fare as chrap Time Quick, and with less changes
than by any other
N9-TICkETS good until used.
a8For correct Information or Through Ticket apply
RSRAlLGoAD LINE PACKETS, -ea
No. 81 Camp street.
Of Commercial Place
.. CLIFFORD G. WAYNE,
General Agent.
II. W. GOULD. Superintendent. milo II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-03
bropeh 10 Memphis in THREE DAYSl-To Washington,
Baltimore aud New York, in SIX DAYSi

Batinore aud New York, in SIX DAYSl
Steamer Victoria, Welton master leaves Vieksburg
Steamer Is hrlsbee, Mem nus master, leaves Vicks-
burg for Memphis. every SATURDAY. 1t 10 NJ.
steamer Black Prince, -. master, Leaves Vicks-
burr FOR N.mphs every MONDAY, at IL NJ
lary the between Veksbure aud Memphis running
alternate with The Menphis and New Orleans Packets
cayng Yrksbue every Monday Tuesday aud snnray al u
ocl. arriving Napoleon the day at T. NJ, max
ing coeciona tere with the Arkansas and White river
Packets.
yrshur Mempls 10 all points each Of those rivers
ylhjn bounds OF the tips OF tqe Packers.
connections also made ii Gaines fnoiug by the
Memphis Yeksbar Pa keys with the Stage Lines running
that PORT AMI Mt Memphis Wit the Memp Is and haries
Railroad Mobile and OHIO Railroad, and the Packets
for Loais aud Louisville.
PassGns desiring take this ronte can leave New Orleans
Snnay Monday and Friday evenings tie 63j NJ train
ofthe leans jackson Great Northern Ralroad Co.
arriving Fckshnr day IT IL 80 A NJ and leaving
the Yickssn Alempis Packets at Y NJ arriving
Hem his the second event thereafter Mt T. NJ making
direct conngeti9n with the evening rain oil the Memphis AID
thatigs'on Railroad
through ii and further information, apply tho
Office If tho Orleans Jackson and treat Northern Rail
road Company under the ST. Charles otel n3St to the Tee
graph office. al9 IT
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sHERIFF's SALES.

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RY VIRTUE Of and in obedisnes 20 nm or
rected by the Honorable the Fourth District Court of
New Orleans in the above entitled alter will proceed to sell
at public auction TUESDAY. May s. 1859 at 11 o'clock
An At Home Warehouse Fulton street between fOydras
Or pipes Brandy 10 bbls Cider do. Liquor oct Bran
in casks IN boxes Wine cases Liquors. 30 casks Ae
boxes Schpapps 20 boxes Oranges, 2 do Lemons q hhs
Sugar 10 sacks Coffee bbs Sugar, q bags Almonds 20
cases Whisky, do. Syrnp.
Attached in the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER,