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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-08

Doors" STORY ENAcrED.-In Dickens Seven
Poor Travellers" there is charming tale of a
pair of child lovers, who ran away and were re-
captured by their parents. similar but some
what more prosiac instance occurred recently
in New York. a young couple, says the Troy
Times of the Sd, aged respectively fourteen and
fifteen years, eloped from Albany last week. and
went to Utica, stopping at the residence of the
boys uncle. 1t seems that the young people at.
tended the same school, and had formed very
romantic attachment for each other so much so
rs 10 receive the reprimand of their teacher for
improper conduct. The girls parents threaten
ed il she did not cease receiving the boys visits
that they would send her away. She informed
her true lovyer," who stole 500 from his father
and the two took the cars for Utica on Saturday
last. On discovering his loss, the father of the
boy started in pursuit, reached Utica Sunday
morning, and took the pair back to Albany
The girl has since been locked up, the boy has
received good cow.hiding, and their young
love has been brought to an abrupt termination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-08

a discussion is going on in the English pa
pers as to the highest note reached by any So
prano singer, and we read that Jenny Lind can
sing to in alt; Madame Fanre and Viardot
Garcia to D sharp, while friend of Madame
Gassier AYERS that that lady sings up to G in alt
If this be so, Madame G. bears away the palm
from her competitors La Grange has sung up
to F, and probably can do sharp. At the
time when Hayden composed the " Creation, "
the sustained e for the soprano in the air Thy
mary elous works." was deemed something as
tOnishing. In verdi's music, D fiat or C sharp
very often occurs and in the ,iaales of concerted
pieces, where E fiat or D is the concluding note,
many singers are fond of taking tho octave.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-08

IT is affirmed by a gentleman who has given
tho subject careful attention, that should the
ranking privil, &c be abolished, the Ocean Cali
fornia mail route win afford revenue 20 the
department very much beyond the expenses
About half the mail bags which now go to the
Pacific coast, contain matter franked BY mem
bcrs of Congress. Some of the bags ought to
be marked freight
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-08

correspondent of the Chicago Tribune,
writing from Schuyler county, Illinois, with re
ference to the wheat crop, says
Two weeks ago the best judges pronounced
the wheat crop damaged ono half, but the late
warm WOlther has brought to light many a
green blade that before lay hidden, and it is now
thought that with no further damage, the crop
may be good one. Such at least is our hope,
for having lost two crops in succession, we can
i'll afford TO lose another. The very discourag.
ing state of things is Fastening thousands to
Plies Peak from this part Ofthe country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-08
REED q KRAFT.
LOOK TO FOUR INTEREST

John ROEBIER has returned from New York and Phia-
q deIphia, and is daily receiving immense stock OF
Fancy Domestic Dry Goods, which has been selected
with great suit all and either IN quant
ty beauty price, as they viii be sold at very small
above for cash. aud cash onyhere-
fore buyers particularly invited call
for YOURSELF you viii money BY 80
JOHN RoEMER.
N. B-MIIiners, Mantua-nakers, Country Merchants
TAlors buying for cash invited give early
cal, sell them goods p per cent less than they
Eenerally pay for them. NILS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-08

d. NICOLL q BRO.
RETII DEALERS IN
Every Variety of Variety Goods
Baskets, Brushes, Childrsn's Gigs Hosiery, Gloves,
and small wares generally
full assortment now on hand No. 100 Main Street
DELI Ribbons Belts Buckets CATERS Belt Buckles
ID some very fine. Gum Bonnet ms, Gold aud silver
Braid-just received lmhsl D NIO0LL 4 BIO.
COATE'3 COTTON.-A full supply Of this desired
~ Sewing Cotton just received.
mhS NICOLL
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-02
by RoB'T. A. THOMPSON
SElE0 REQ p o,trs sa.s .aok .up up
Thy win be Ii

Ihy Wlll be 1.ht into no.
S5ly God my Father, while y 90 O00
ar from MY home, or -1,'oUo
., teach me from myd on the battle
Thy &Qners 8 flags,
A. thou should'st call ME ri
What most prizc--i ne y, u 3GlsslIitltss lslilt,
only yield thee what was thine
Thy will be done
Should pining sickness waste away
My life in premature decay,
My Father, still Istrive to say,
1hy will be done
Gcn If again ne'cr should see
The friend more dear than life to mo.
Ere long, we both shall be with thee:
Thy will he doncl
If but my fainting heart be blest.
With thy sweet spirit for its guest,
My God, to thee I'll give tho rest.
Thy will DC done
Renew my will from day to day,
blend it with thine, and take away
All that now makes it hard to say,
Thy will be done,
and when on earth breathe no moro
The prayer, Oft mixed with tears before.
III sing, upono happier shore.
Thy will be done
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-02

4
the little barrel was Cazaubon's own man.
ufacture, and very powerful. For n wad
a piece of felt was used aud on the top of
this was placed the missile Which did the
mischief. The Young man lad two of
them with him, stitched up in the lining
of. his cap. He took thcm out and show.
cd them to me. This projectile was a tiny
arrow, not larger than cambrc needle,
with one end sharp, and the other beat
down to q thin feather 1t was of Guc
steel but coated witha grccnish yellow sub
stance, which was tic most vhtuIent aud
speedy poison that the chemists art
could concoct. That needle cnce within
the course of the blood and death was al.
ready Mt the heart. Its wound no mortal
eye could detect 1t pnnctured the skin
! not so paIpubly as the prick of PIN He
who sont it on its fatal GRAND made sure of
his aim, generally striking the neck, and
the victim would fall into inscnsibility ere
he could comprehend what had hurt him
returned to Castclanc with my prison
cr having left him in the charge of the
Sub-Prctcct, took gcndarmc along with
me, and went to the factory. Mousier Ca
zTlbon was surprised to see nc back so soon;
lin - WY" ''"'4
nam,1 80 ','HL ~ . ""'H wiz" me an" M"en
t,,''Iu ~, ~ CnG "p""a',ic' "'.o page h'm put
H., ,".;"leas ,. 'i'o,, 'n' 'EC"'; nc WAS rea-
a,, "S " I'.H I'"c, 20 Vl'I noo'' 90 h,u nm Sc
1 "1I T. Da'oa0 nv 'l"u Sc''Se G''o"2n - rrSiS''
S',L d. 80 E"9 oo,I' I'yv" ~ 'no o',cc OF tno
denied everything; but when lie found
vnmlJ LIN IH'" ls nov ,,i"', "''' '0 S"ofe nc
Tn'dmo t;",o ';,S nN'oI'p,,.,. 0Ia,; 1. c.,
,r,s ,.;oJ 3 v,,;ie' tro"S'', LUIS N'"'"poh
pr"c,ot sc IN oonoo''''.u ~ uc"t" ana me
fcrnol wocb;me 49, fs%, poS,oSS;TH Oh inc M
ccutcd, he confessed his crimcs-told how
many years he had workcu to perfect his
fatal instrument. and produce the poison--
! and olsD owncd ,I,o ,.,rrc, NAM l.,l lo,
dr;,,n, =, Lni,, rD""I 'r'"" n'o uv." c
'''p '"''"i'" ,e'' VI HIS W.
! y" VIC H'Sc'' W"S executed. lIcNry iu-
! pm, HIS accQMpIicc, Sponttw0 years in con
| fncment, and was then set free. and COM
mcnced an honest life As ror mo 7 ,roi
all the nroisc dnscrvnd and rorh,,,o -
| Ar oil evo,to b,l lr,,o =,
sar,;n WY - ''''u uo''o ''io '""''' y"o"'c
'oi 'oo' ana 'nc pcople were not SLOW TO
acknowledge 1t.
Sovr,,,,,x, - y
.S., - Nv Nh"" ~ r. ""I-\N IS'--A g
~ - N"Pth'n w. -. McC Icilau, OF
lhc uhitcd Hlates Cavalry, has the follow
ms IN regard to the Xouavcs
"Thc Xou0vcs are all Ercnch tLcr oro
snlnctod from, o,,om,, tI, III 80 "'.
r,r ,l,o;r G,,, I,..; Wv Wv" S"''o
,',1 I,I NV P:.'HS'i" "'" ,''ou courage
an" NV certainly proVco mat thcy are,
hn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-02

If VIC were as careful to polish our man.
ncrs as our teeth, to make our temper sweet
as.our breath. to cut off oar faults as to pare
our nails, to be upright in character as in
person. to shave our souls as to shave our
chin. what On immaculate race we should be.
come
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-02

Coon RrrLY.-A native deacon, named
llagop; has now the charge of the Protcstdnt
Armenian Church at Trolizond. i'm Asia
Minor To show his shrewd ouiekness in
rcply, the following anccdote is related;
" Some years since, the deacon was employed
by an English mercantile house i'm Snnsum,
and was required to work on the Sabbath.
This he steadily refused to do. His en-
rloycr used all his ingenuity to convince him
that 1t was necessary and right to do SO then
" What ~ sad he orc day. "ifan ass fell
into a pit on tie Sabbath day, docs not lilo
Saviour say that it is right To pail him OUT"
" Certainly" replied IIaGop, +" but if the asa
hnvca habit df going every Sabbath nnd
iniiing into the same pit. then his owner
ought to fillup the pit or sell tho ASST
SECRETS. secret is like silence
you cannot talk aboutit, and keep it; it is
like moncy--when once YOU know there
is any coaecaled, it is half discovered. L.
" Ny dear Murphy" said an lgishman to
hisfrlend, "why did yp,i betiay the Sc,
cret ] told you2" {" Is itbctrying you cali
1T? Sure, when | found WASH able tu
keep It myself, didn't do vel % tell II
to somebody thateould r.
TOoTHicBEA contemporary snyS thak
4" roasted onion bound upon tho Wrist on
the pnsc will stop the most ilyeteiaie tooth
ache in few miHutcSn
Az cpicurc once assorted that two we're rc.
Grircd to make n meal of u chicken himself
AID Tic chickcnt
Y Mas passes his life in reasoning ON tbs
past. IN complaining of ,repwssu', ard ia
9t'Gb!ug * :3!c !:&Grk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
NEW DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL
IN TO be enttle1-
THE SOUTHERN AURORA

The undersigned proposes establish in the city of Baton
EIHss new Democrats Journal entitled the sobTHERS
designed that this Journal ,hs hsgay adhere
Jefferson Miso Macon Taylor of Carolina and successfully
II viii uphold and pport ha Federal Constitution not as
Joint greemen between Independent and sovereign
States wherein each fo itself freely and Of il own viii
snd will endseyo to strip from around that sacred
disguise its perfect and proportions and to place
DGs ahs the in the and 0an'y of its own sim
all sc By Congress involving the
and by which virtually usups the power remodel the
Ii will oppose all extravagen appropriation and proigate
expenditures the public monies and III INSCRIPTIONS exer
contend for an economical administration the Federal Gov.
to the end that thai The GO, country shall NO be bur
naay exhausted by oppressive tariffs and unjust taxation
sections Of The Country M pro
ducons and wealth Of the slave States show them be
Wiz journal VII yed or ite ~ mo 1s
os h hsr AND sbson k s and
and aggresous which shall detract from their dignity
will urge, Just and vital Southern policy the qns
labor Ss xu e
South be generally developed and her wealth and
will not espec 10 Of policy BY means Of
Sss Gs 3 he
sd Of or h @ KIM which
trail America regenerae that portion of the American
nent"
1t will demand strict observance of nil the guarantees of
slavery and its appertanng rights and the protection slave
ii s IL. Il fs aas ri
the possession Of its citizens under its flag on the high seas
AS policy the State will urge the impor lance Of
Its position commercial view and the magnificent prospects
Of its growing prosperity AID greatness It will encourage
liberal system of State Improvements that its agricultural
and facilities may be to the utmost
Govnmen and Topping of Of all useless expenditures and
nal shall the highest interests and welfare peo
pie of Louisiana in all things.
1t designed for the Aurora eminent and able
from all sections Of the South regular commu
relations from talented citizens In
State all Subscribers may each familiar with
the tion incidents, feeings ongs the
people Of every other section Of the State
published snnum advance and in order
general and extended circulation among all classes of
the people, will be sent to clubs of Twenty 81 per
copy.
The publication will be commenced about the 18th of Nove
Der next provided number of subscribers sufficient
it. for this object the intends
the whole State, hoping with liberal welcome
from the people. In e meantime communications
dressed 70 hini al Clinton, La. EDWARD DEI4ONY.
july list, 1853. iyl5 II
NORKS, CORKS-
" SD bales Regulars.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosp y, Ds1s Trio, couRr} sUccEssIoS OF THOMAS
+ TsT 5sass %oa,5s lssS
the Court for Letters Of curaorship The Es
hs asoPs al nas
within ten days why the of the said petitioner
'' By order der Of q The te Court.
E. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk.
Dc il Nonyse Orleans: NoGuiRE-No 1875 40
A uns PETIT IA conr ree dosPsnir les Lst,Ies e
Curaee Ia Succession vscante de feu Thomas MCGUIRE
AVIS Is, present dome tons celia peut
dsau fat iP so p0nF les
aug2s q 81 E. MIcHoT, Depute Grsnier
SECOND DISTRICT counr7 sgGcEssloN OF MARGARET
Nav or,e.ns RR1GKEX deses sss wife of j.
Sc shs
s no the By
distributed in accordance herewith 'A' i0n's
By order of the Court.
F. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
DEU1rExE couR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MARCIA
Nouvelle de j. Buaee e0He 1857
L.
que peut concerner avoa dedue dix ater
ees a Wae ne ct 5
mo9gue les fonds entire SEES mains epars commencement
as7 ' ss q la eoa f. urcHor ps,.,s ess,
SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUBMISSION OF THOMAS I,
Of New Orleans. HIGGIh BOTHAM-No is 1871
w HEREAS David b. Bundle has petition.
w ed the Court for Letters of Administration he vacant
estate of the late Thomas T. Hgginboham ntes
tate
Notice hereby given all whom may concern to show
within days why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
E. MTCHOT, Deputy Clerk
DEuxIEMz CouR DE DIrRrcr} SUCCESSION DE THOMAsT
de la Nouvee Orleans. HI1 JINBOTHAM-No is. ISL.
TTENDU que David Il. Hun(lle n ureseIlte
"A petition Court eet dobteni Let.res d'Ad.
minsation la Succession Thomas T. Hppn.
hotham, decide intesat-
Avis par present que celia peu con.
cerner davo deduire dix ours russps pour
ouelles il ne serait pas fait drot Ia depetition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
aul7 e rs F. MIGHOT Depute Grefier
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
II EMP HIS PACKETS.

MEMPHIS PACKETS.
i.R : MEMPHIS PACKET a.
lllhLINE.... 8. NAIL.
\ n @ = Y EMIT.
,,,,,, rrompt Regular and ReIlableg
NE Memphis AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
sss q. o.s f. the summer q
i;; I'D 4 fss Al; ''s''
s:s - r. Nh l., i ~ MILD ish ss 81
il ~ i oh ssi Sept; H. III u sas; s
Jul, h Aug a. iab I'd, Sill; Sept H. ss.,s ss
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS.
'hEA AT SOUTH ~ MAIL ROUTE,
EAST III "a NORTH,
| MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAnRoAp
And continuous Railway connections through Ras fsussss
new YORK, pH1Lx ID saIPTHsp9s e sALrxoR. vAaH
T1sssA spkas
,as mai ,rsns ssss Msph. mSrnns and
THE GREAT NORTHERH ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
And Is e S esnIse;l0n'
@ srfssS 7; S;i
-Espress trains leave Memphis morning .ad evening,
s,sssS u
sB.ssags checked through from Memphis and DO charge
0rTickets good for any length Of time
Forfreight or passage and through tickets apply
J. h. FRELIGH, General Agent.
Memphs Packet Ohice st. Charles Hotel, left wing.
WI. 1NsLEE, Passenger Agent a16
1i;.: on wEshEs n 4;Es.' As i S .
~ leans U 8. mail packet Iine-For Memphis and
III ;; f.: .ss:s
apply on board. orto :
J.H. PRELIGH,
n>r.,.u..o Once under 81. Charles Hots,
white and e. Napoleon With regular
packets ior 81 Louis and Louisville, - ~s
Aoams kxpress carried regulariy By this line auI7
Leaves FRIDAY. August H s,gP.N
H. = Ms mPHIS Avn NEy ~ litfI.Eauu
ASs9|hkl Packet Line United States nm PsrEstS
For Memphis and tho Bends The ane srA |
ter leaves above. and 30 ready to receive slrha x
board. orto r" -e'' 'pp's %
Memphis Packet Office, under the ST. Charles Ho,.,
line connects at Napoleon with regular packets fop
the Arkansas and White Memphis Win M M
perior packets for 81. Louis and Louisville
Exnress carried regularly BY this line. aul7
Leaves MONDAY, 10Th instant ct O'Clock p
United States Nail Packet stia.
+, r. M Il MP HIS AND NEW ORLEANa
l@s9 Packet Line-For Memphis and the Bends-fhe
splendid 6rstclass packet steamer Alice VI.
yian. Capt Sam Abes will freight the foot Of
Girod street, and will leave above For eieht or
apply on board, or to
j. H. FRELIGH
Once under the St. Charles HoteI.
Line connects at Napoleon with regular Packets for
fackets Tor st. Louis and for Louisville.
Express carried regularly by this Line au23
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REWARDS,

FOUND URlED IN THE SAND OF THE BATfURE
opposite tie C1s Yard at Tursburg, perish of Orleans
ses on of said Chain by calling the Recorders Office Third
District, and paving the costs Of advertisement auI
/ OST-A NOTE DATED "a In FEBRUARY 1888
signed by Price in favor of Hiram Anderson and en-
dorsed by John Murptyt the amount of $685. drawing
per cent annnm interest transferred to Robert
Any person leaving said Note the office of Chief of Police
will receive Five Dollars Reward.
clpcoN
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SHERIFFS SALES.

FOURTH DISTRICT CouKz ExEcUToRs OF WIN O. MI
RY,yIATUE Of a writ of fi.ri faeia. to me
1 Ns aee,sa by The Honorable the Fourth District
~ public auction At the City Hotel Common street between
lamp sno Msgaxne Streets THURSDAY The Let day Of
The sl.ve SARAH.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the Spot,
Sheriff Of H. H. F 3 rihsh RI f..
euA'Rr1. c ss DE DISTRICT LEs pEsxEGgTsgEs !Es
ruo M1cou vs. RENE H. BRU.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri TscSas .
moi adresss par Honorable Qua rfeme Cour District de
"a rleans dams aaire cde,sus, procserai H.
lsr septtmbre ls9 midi H5tsl de Ia Cite rue do
entire les rues du Camp ct des Msgasns la vente
I'eseiave nominee SARAH.
Saiste dams Pafaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de adjudication.
f. T. PARKER,
sul 9 10 " eel sheriff de Ia Paroisse 6'OrearA.
FIFTH DISTRICT coURr ROBERT CRozrER vs.. j. B. BREC
o. New Orleans. La. Courier esablishment-No 1861
R1 NlnIuE 0fn writ Of nerl facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court of
orleans IN the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
" ~ O'Clock ~ on the premises Of Lafayette and
magazine streets In the FIRST District Of this city
0ne Boiler aud 'front.' Sheet Iron Chimney
small 1y Wheel.
Seized In the above suit. ....
TERNS-Cash the SPOT,
T. I. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
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O. .s SHAs; e SAiEMs 8 c., 54gSsTaRs

s. h,fas & os 54 pSsasFe
ssysT sesss
~ ssS: sss Mill.
as fshs ''
Ill., sa esn sn a Wsss
Eeo E. and Hinges; ia ana sersT s
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY
rh odd ssGys Hall opposite 1@as
ps % a its
STOCKED ecS ss GHf Fr sias'Ss"s
lee n4eap Fancy Candies and
Cakes of every description.
Also, general assortment of French Wines
Gsah aHr;pps be-, s par Il eatawba,
cerd i't Liquors. Ss o"s s spss' and Mead
Foreign f'f Raisi isnggfi ss. Grapes,
G Da,sS h Oranges i, Lemons
received for private parties dinners uppers
des will be executed in hrst style having secured the
viii hs az any II
hEst.cass inyoe resort for families. my2l
,RK ~: FOR RAFFLE-THE ENTIRELY NEW
N. ss, Ssessd
upso sr ssa6 eHe sa psi q
nn suitable for the Havana Mexican trade and ready
Ior sea- and Will be rnfed requisite number Of
nave subscribed for Tickets may BE- obtained on
board the vessel at the l.. P. T., OF of
-lyls u Garondelet Canal Office Old Basin.
vNHE lMPKOVED mcCHESNEY WASH.
l. ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and for sale nv the snh
scrtber Orders left at Apollo street. 294 Magazine street
N BOZ 49, Meehanics Exchange grocery store Of
Jsmas Collins 6S Apollo street. where specimen may he
Will be promptly attended to. All tie public IA fa
tra and they do not give satisfaction return them and H.
money will be refunded. NJ. nAUGHERTY 'A'
~ No. 76 Apollo strsst
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-MED ICaI
~ DepSrtmentThe Annual Course Lectures IN th;S n
parnen will commence MONDAY November ii 1s5a and
will terminate In the ensuing March. " '' anu
JAMES Jones, NJ * Professor Of Practice of Medicine
WARREN STONE. M. D., Professor of Surcery
A. 81. CENAS, M. d. Professor Of Obstetrics
GUSTAvUS A. MOTT, NJ. D. Professor of Maer,, N,,,,.
4 T.G RICHARDSON, NJ. d Professor of ANTONY ''A'
8 THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Professor OF Psychology and Pa
s. 4. oHAlLLE M. D., and W. c. NICHOLS, NJ. D., De.
monstrators Of Anatomy. f7.& - "
Tho Dissecing will be open second Monday
In October. -'
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians Surgeons Of the
Charity Hospital. " S
The Students accompany the Professors their visits and
free Of expense enjoy extraordnay practical vantages
Preliminary TO the Course Lectures will be delivered daily
the Amphheaer of the Hospital from the LIST October on
Clinical Med cine and Surgery and other subjects without any
charge to students. THOMAS HUNT. NJ n Dean
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually
N APRIL fourteen Resident Students who maintained BY
tne insuta'on. jy2 mol
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ATTAK As.

U. >. MAIL LINE FOR ArTAKAPAs
Daily, IN connection with the N O.. o. and g.
W. Railroad-Tbe fast steamer II. ID. Hine,
Atkinson MASTER built expressly for passengers and light
wisks Bay daily for raersonyie Center and Franklin
and will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and Saur
days Charenton eanneres New Town. connecting
the latter place with fourhorss mail coaches for ST. Martin
Lafayette Grand COteau Opelousas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans Washington twentysa
hours, b.ingt the quickest route travelled. W.
As the r. d. Hine leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upeght than boat in the trade for
all points as high rankn.
shippers will please tho boat their dray receipts
iel
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=. Leaves on FRIDAY. August 18Th, at5PM
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
H. FOX ST. LOUIS CONNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central, and at ST. Lsus
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-Thef ne
reg.lsr passenger packet VIM. M. Morrison j. n Bof
nnge master will Leave for ST. Louis Hnd all land
ings For freight or passage apply board.
this steamer. - "
ArEo berth considered engaged UNI II paid for.
plan of the cabin be seen state rooms securse
by Supplying at the Companys Office 81 Camp street Comer
cal Pa ' ~
Tbe above steamer will take fright for Memphis ycks.
burg Matches and all the Bends will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business.
vIRG1NIUs G. DENTzEL,
Rut9 Advertising A1Qn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23
WEIR ST.

Leaves every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS,
at 10 O'Clock.
~. FOR LOWER COAST AND QUAR-
l64RlSk,S autine ,.ation-Ihe ST amer Empire Par
$780, ish, Capt. R. Baldwin, will leave above.
Returning will the Quarantine Station sery Sunday aud
Thursday mornings. j. A. COTTON, Agent,
auls No. Tchoupitouias street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-23

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. August 24h, at5PM
b. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
, ~ = FOR ST. LOUIS...CONNECTIN0 AT
Cairo With the Illinois Central. and at S. Leuis
regular passenger packet Gladiator, Jro Klineelter
master leave for ST. Louis and all landings
pove For freight OF passage apply on board.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctusy Of
this steamer. -
e9rNo berth considered engaged until paid for
plan of the cabin seen and saterooms ascured
Commercial Place. ' ~ "
above steamer will take freight for Memphis vicks.
ourg NatfheE and all the rends and will strict attention
TO ali way and plantation business
VIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL,
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