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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-23

Also situated In a beautiful grove, discou-
nected from the Spring building, two other
Ten-Pin Alleys, and Billiard Tables. with
which is connectea a splendid Bar, kept b.
Lewis Bird. well known IS an orderly AMI
honorable bar keeper, Tor the accommodation
of customers
May 10. 1859. W. e. EDDINS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-23

Cotton-We have not heard Of the sale OF
bale of cotton this week. nor has there been
bale received. Every department of trade
partakes of the dizziness of the cotton market,
and we have but very little doing in any
branch of business.
Tobaeco-The transactions have been con-
fined to few hogsheads. mostly of the low
err and inferior grades The receipts are ex-
tremely light, and our quotations, which are
as follows, are nominal.
Lugs. neutrality-suspicious.. 81 @4la
Medium Leaf .............. "a @5A
Good and Fine ..............6 @SR
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To the Point

To the Point
GRderSleere, in another column,
has familiar chat with the public
Read wha. he has to say.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-23
LYNClGBURG.

/. TYNClGBURG.
YETE are receiving our Spring AID Sum
w mer Stock Of Staple ard Fancy Dry
goods, consisting in pars of large AID nice
selection Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
from 9 to II Hoop Skirts Misses Skirts,
|flACI DOAltBG!fSS,
ladies and misses fats, ribbons, and great as
sortment Of varieties and Toys; splendid as
sortment Of fine
@GGD Sc " GgG e
Hats, Boots and Shoes, made Clothing; a fine
( lot of
fr-n74N T-e2rT42rFH 81
1le4&EAgh9Pe
such as Bureaus, Safes. Tables, Bedsteads,
&c. shop-me1e spinning wheels We also
have very large assortment Of
Rla1S..2E lid CUTLERY.
Queensware. and a splendid assortment of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
white lead, Zinc copal, japan, end white
Varnishes, and all the colOrs for painting ell
Their dry or in oil which we will sell rs low
as they can be bought anywhere at retail OF
lower o(Mr. CASID or to pnuctual dealers
We also will keep a good assortment of
nn1gE2sA GTagEgg
prices to suit, from 20 to 50 dollars-wir keep
sugar. coffee, rice. nails, &c; also large stock
of
TENNESSEE And PIIISBURGI
IE2o II7
Pillow nEOgIa4DS,
WAGON B0EzlMGSD
CHAINS.
&C,
in fact nearly anything else you can call for
which weinvite
to give us a call and examine our stock and
prices. We feel confident we can
Suit AL
IN GOODS AND TIE Prices.
Thankful for past fayors, we invite more
We can be found across the street
opposite oar old stand, iH the aeW
Brick Building.
HOLT S HILES.
March 81.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-23

and don't lose the chance of a bargain.
June l6 1859 WIN. II. M'KINNEY.
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AIi5EEta, Gn--

Repo,tel expressly for tie FACET. vT'e OIscrrer
ATLANTA, GA, Juue 18th, 1859.
\. 0. UGk'oce, Esq
DEAR Sm:--We have 10 charges TO note
in our bacon and produce market, and still
quote clear sides at l2c, shoulders 82I@9c,
hams I03@ll. Lard in bbls 121 els. in cabs
l3L5@l4c.
The demand for the past week has been
a little better, hat not enough to stifen prices
any,
Very respectfully,
McMiLLEN, FLEMING & Co,
Gf0ce,S and Commission MerclantS
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-06-23

Onr bonnets. Ribbons and Flowers were
bought at the best establishment og The Aipd
N New York aad cannot fail TO give satisf..c-
zion.
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Fayetteville Observer

THURSDAY. JUNE rs. 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

Fueres l. Norman j e Fischer. Forster 4 Harper.
Geo A Fosdick. .Glidden & Marshall. .Giquel d Jam
son. j Grant, " Guth. 8 e Gruman. .Gonaux d
Viola. Goldsmith, Haber Geo.. Galloso Il Pascal.
Green Crump. .Jno Gaucqe.. Il Gingham. Cen
sler Rosenfield. i A Guillman. e Hacker. Han
son. E Hoffman e Hart Aco .Horrell, Gayle eco
&C Hilliard. Allen lille. Hewitt, Norton &co. g
Hastings. Hall Rodd d Putnam. Hall, Kemp &co.
G w Hynson &co. Geo Hoche Hawkins Norwood
.Hebfard &co. d Holmes. Holmes b Clauss. b
Jenrdan. "A Jacquet. Jackson Keutgen &co. Chas
Kock. Kittredge Folsom. Geo Aleiyert. b Ken
J. ri LauEe. y Laville. "A Lanfear. "A Levi &co. "A
LAnauze .Lobit b Charpantier. j A Lum &co. r. A
Smith r. K Langhlin. D G Lowber Leeds &co g
Locke Luneschloss Bros Geo.. E Motion &co
Magee Kneass. e Macpherson. Noise b Levy Il
Nonlor. y b b / N Marks &co. Muse Bros "A Nc
Lauren j e Matthews &co. Massey, Houston Geo. ;.
" McCracken. Miller h Burthe. A Msginnis W
"A b May eco. G D Metcalf. "A Marsh &co. b
Nautre eco. r Nugent GEO.. F Newhall. North
Duthill &co. .Pritchard & Flower. .Prestley & Ben
Perkins &co. Leon Pierre Putnam & Threshly
Peet, Simms &co. Price q. Coulon. M 4 L Payro.
Poole &co. Patton, Smith & Putnnm. C A Pickett
G W Phillips. Potthoff l. knight. .Queyrouze &
Lgngsdorf H W Reynolds. .Rousset & Genin. e
erts. "A Rugeley..G Richlander Geo "A Leitz. T
B Smith. Rhorer, Higginbotham eco. Geo w Sizer
j P Sarazn. E R Stevens Geo. "A Sarrat Smith
& johnson. H Snbrght. 81 G Stetson. It H Shields
&C H Slocomb &co. D Seaman. j slawson.
Sanford Bro. Jas Syme. W " Stewart. Smith Bros
scoyill b Mead. Smith. Cooper Stebbins. .Turnell
&co IA Titus. B Tiblin j furpn Thornhill eco.
Churchill. VanBenthuysen l. Grafton. Vincent &co
vose West "A Whiting. j Waddell. Woeste
& Muller. j Wright. j Waterman j Wilbur. e B
Wheelock. % o. Woodman. L G Webster and order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
ssA Aa[St r WEEKLY MAI, LINE LINZ.
TO VICKS pa

SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ
:, ihe magnificent u 8. Mail packet Lucy HoIcomhe.
Will leave for Donaidsonville Piaauemne
aen s hnse Fort Hudson Bayou Sara Red Landing
Ans, natchez Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand
o'clock P. NJ. - "
- ihe steamer incy Hole mbe at vicksburg with
sne steamer DhWDR0P and will take freight landings
OF ne faloo river as higa up rs Greenwood.
ne above splendid passenger regu.
ar " without fail a. the hour appointed All business
s 20 er care Will be promptly and faithfully attended
rms boat will moi he responsible for any letter package
containing money jewelFy other yauals, unless regular
l OF lndini tfe Aken peeying the contents and vaus
ann tne ps nor for vqahles deposited with The
c.rk ny the passengers, Contained ia their baggage.
For iFeiSh. or passage aopiy on hnnrl.
FlRGINlUS G. DENT2EI,
jelS Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

COMPREHENSIVE.

COPAKTNERSHlP-T UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed o. partnership under the name and
style of BuLLITT WHALEY, traasacting business as
Wholesale roces Commission and Produce Merchants at 5
and Ii New Levee, next to corner Grayier street.
GUTHBERT BULLITT.
THOMAS WHALEY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
~ h. T.
je25 q 80 jy1 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orieaps,
'Isr9 DisTRlcT couRr} ~, AGHILLE M Il GHMIAPELLA M VS..

siAIs DsTSicr COURT On ASHlILE SI s SHIAPELlA vs.
nv sT RE RTIsahs; st 81 ~.
tome directed BY the honorable the Sixth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell public auction at the City Hotel Common street, be
tween Camp and Magazine streets, on SATURDAY, July
23d, 1859, at IL O'Clock M
! TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District of this
city ia the nine comprised within Washington
Live Oak Fourth and Magazine Streets designated by
numbers seventeen and eighteen plan Moehau
the 4h of May 1874 and deposited in the office L.
MANN then notary public in this city said lots eontgu
street and each hundred and twenty feet deep
tween parallel lines, American measure.
.. And SMALL PORTION OF GROUND, forming part
Of lot number nineteen and adjoining lot eighteen
which fronts foot and six inches Washington street.
hundred and twenty feet deep between parallel lines
Seized in the above suit. -
TERMS-Cash on the spot
r. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
gw 0reaas gaty Crescent Tasday aNprning gau 49, 1859
sHERIFF,s SALES.

s1G1 OF
RY VIRTUE Of : writ of pluries fierl facias
Of New Orleans the entitled cause will proceed TO
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street.
1852 :. u O'clock she following described properly viz
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the -
Dryades, ST. Denns First and Second streets Said lots H
ezch 80 feet less ront ST. Dennis street. BY
LIS feet more less In depth
The whole will fully appear by reference to the as
roll Of said District ed In the office Treasurer
Of this city.
Together with all the buildings improvements thereon
Seized In the above suit
TERAsThis teing the second auction the said
property will be definitely adudcaed the highest last
bidder for .haseyer viii bring twelve months credit
purchaser furnishing bond with good and security
bearing eight per per from date and spe
eialmorgage on the property sold until final payment
Said purchaser shall deduct and pay the
amount Of printing Sheris and Clerks fees which
ito about $50 and furthermore the State Parish and Municipal
taxes, the amount Of which is not yet ascertaned.
L. T. PARKER
Sheriff OF tbaaParish of OrJeaus
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
Bib 0rItaus 9ailu Grfstertt,
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE IS, 1859.
Slillil4 Saaligsnts.

q = ~ y hs,AsAA 1vnNANUs so3sn 20, AooS.
Slqlig SattlIigsats.
gslslal, CslllasEsiai, a.a Rivsr new.
Eeunsnes.
0r Gss; -, u: s.!:s: !: :s:-, IS: -; i
z # UlsaxsA Yesterday.
Ariel, Gresn, fcr Hay1e, J Whitney dco
~ Mcaocka, Crows, for Bordeaux,
~ rsp Ds.s v.''s' s ss;1;.. nis:'i';s W.,
Assavsd Yesterday.
eAip ssltssa, Barrett ls days from New York to A
DpaA ha1k Polar. days from Cardenss to master
Quarantine Station.
Mex schr Arro9ante, Escalza. 9 days fm Campeachy,
70 r Camerden, in ballast I'd dist is,
Asx schr Jscints, h1let II days from Tuspan to
BruguieFe boo. I'd dist l5.
bcaF lazy = Brown, Nain, from Pensrcola to master
- Eissbssh morse, Dutch, nom Pensacola, to
master. .bAsin.
Artivals = ~ Csrsndslst Canal.
Gchf George, ffoa Biloxi.
Bchr Independence, lfom Pascagoula.
Gchr Perle, ffum Bonfouca.
echr Jeuns Creole, from Bayou Lacombe.
Echr Ecaoif, from Biloxi.
"a d Sss ss.s s.sls .ssi,s fsx.,, TcS;snnt;
@c1t Aafy Nargeritte, from Amite River.
erhf henomene, from Bay st Louis.
fJc6r Ffuis 6olens, from Biloxi.
3chf Never Mind, from Amite River.
Bshf s1nce, from Bonfouca.
6chF Shamrock, nom Bayou Lacombe.
echr Deer Islaud. from Biloxi. p
Scnr sce Elmer, from Biloxi u
Bseauahoats.
Champion, Moore, from St. Louis.
<~-{&rI fV1@vfr Ma. La
" t3si 49, 1.saos as.,;tS tyn x.as 49,
.iss,;s 49, svn',, no,s;sa
Ss.s l221ss' 2:.s' e. s.ol.l Mypsie
xs ss..'ar; ~. na.s l.ol9 80 Mopa,e. ne.
Ksnnsr Vincent sro,n Rsyou ss,s ss1a
.s,,sa ..0s .s.. nass.
y. ~ ~ , ilo aai ~ e psses
Ss y .c = .S N S,s ~ " HsH ,s'' rs
q Nj snltssns. ~. Is ouarantire Station
hsTk Polar.
- 9s54
Esperss.
HANRE Pr ship Ariel. :40l1 bales cotton 1900
ssasSs ox No.. ss
49, smsg I. = - snp .ooona saves
liH AIafLAN .Pef brig Philip Dean in ballast.
.---- -
Intpcrts.
VERA CRUZ Steamship Tennessee. ss 600 in
gpecie to y " zacharie- .$3 600 do Egana 800
rons Y Oeies !alap g vaniiia ~ ags cotiee 70
Ss haies Rrncer Nco Total Il sac;e Ie
a os - s-'>ss 's's>s, oSaa epe91e
MNW YORK Grin sultana. .asstd mi,se.
ssiss.s 49, ~ A1'.os
IxvaNS u. ~ 1S.. pa..s nOsa, = pas. s
:, scnl ressr aoMell SACK conee
ner Totore Fat;o q sscks nengsr pssss Rarba sao1
essa gs tsrats Eases ciralaf ScSnister I scn
= u q zcksndlath: i Do 4 valis i case mdse to
lrOfeuo Bros IS eases ielly d Reinhsrt II case mdse
emma. Do Borneo Bros .lS do F Rivas. 8 do
~ 9sss segaT y eaes = s d.
se z T. cse5 olgas ne glsana IA
1os - d Passan 4 do Msnaazza. i case paper uas
cicafs 4 Mia do 2 cases sveetmeats ia Pisgp;o 4
yiosea- ss'
TUSpAN Per achr Jacinta sa7o loaf,s s,par 10
hides Rasuiale aco lot NUT + to master. r. S
PEN sA(,{1I IA persscbr MARY 4 Rrorn 7s ooo
nlumber 5000 lsshs Mcconnell &co. y I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
A L A BA NJ A RIVER.

, nEs FOR BLADDN AND CULLUM
lgAEssSksSS sPRINGs-The steamer Advance, Samuel
Ables master, will leave Mobile Biadon and
Cullum Springs and Demopol every Saturday evening at
O'Clock.
-ReturnIng-
Leaves Radon and Cuum Springs every Wednes lay evening"
at O'clock arriving in Mobile every Thursday morning at
O'Clock. . ~
For passage, apply to
T. B. SMITH, 4Tchoupitoulas street.
ie26 If or SIMPSON 4 COOKE. Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
TIME AND MONEY 81

Baltimore and New York, in SIX DAYS
for Memphis. every TUESDAY AT Il NJ.
Steamer ate Erisbee, McMmns, master, leaves Vicks
burg for Memphis every SATURDAY. at IL NJ.
Steamer Black Prince, -. master, leaves Vicks
burg for Memphis, every MONDAY, at IL NJ.
Three fast and elegant have been placed
aIy in the trade Vcksbnrg and Memphis
alternate with the Memphis and New Orleans
leaving xrksburg Monday Tuesday and saturday.
O'Clock NJ arriving at Napoleon the next day at r NJ max
ing close connections there with the river
Packets.
Freight receipted and passengers cketed through
Vcksblrg Memphis all points each of rivers
within the bounds Of the tips of the Packets.
Close connections also made at Gaines Landing the
Memphis and Vcksburg Packets with the Stage Lines
from that poi and at Memphis with Memptis
Railroad, the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Packets
for st. Lonis and Louisville.
Passt desiring take this New Orleans
Sunday Monday and Friday evenings the 6 p ~
of the New Orleans jackson Great Northern Rarosa
arriving at VckburE day Ut IL 80 A. NJ leaving
of the Vickssurg Memphis Packets IL NJ arriving
at Mem ohis the second event thereafter at p NJ making
direct connection with the evening of the Memphis
Charleston Railroad.
For through tickets and further information, apply
Office Of the New Orleans jackson and Great NoItnern Rail
road Company under the ST. Charles Hotel the Tee
grnph office. al9 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
sr.rr.z coun DE Dls,nror AeH1lLE cHIApELIA

sIxnxz couR DE DISTRICT ACHILLE cHIAPELLA VS..
della Nouvel,eor,ssns. CHARLES Ns 7aF FERGUSON.
TN yERTU dun writ de saisie ct xente
Nouvelle Orleans dams Psae cidessus e procede al
SAMEDI % de Juliet 1859, midi, rH6el de la Cite rue
de la Commune entire les du Camp Magans Pad.
Indication de-
l. DEUX TERRAINS sues dams le Quatreme District de
cete yie dams et Cinquane neuf compris rues
Washington Live Oak Quatreme ct des Mapasns dasgpes
les Nos dix sept ct dixhu plan resse par H.
Moehausen. s de mai 1874 depoe enpeude de t. Her
contgns ayant chacun psds pouces de face
IA Washington ct chacun cent vngt cinq pieds de pron
deur, entire lgnes PARALLELS, mesure americaine
2. Et UNE PETITE PORTION DE TEaR fesant partie
du terrain desgne par No. xneuf OF congue au No dix
hu ayant pied six pcuces la rue Washington ct
cent vngcnq pieds de profondeur, lines paraales
Sass dams Paffare cidessus.
CoNDITIONs-Compta au moment de Padjudication.
E. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
OUAC HITA RIVER,
FOR OPELO UsAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5PM NJ
HT - FOR ROPEL0USAS-THES STEAMER
kas.SsAs9 Anna Perret, g. r. Louaiier master will
leave as above taking freight for Old River,
eport ana all landings the Acbafnlsya also taking
] tor Paquemnes Rouge
bayou sara, Morganza and mouth of River, For
freight or passage apply on board or 10 "
,,- =. j. M. JOHNSTON 4 CO., No. 3 Front Levee
CustDm mhous streat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

pyTTER-32 fink Choice Selected Goshen nn4ing ex |
bErspre City, Of sale by s. WOLFF,
Corner arayer aud New Leyee streets, |
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

= - - DAsk - shis Rags-ssA :. for
DglaA, uesAnasrclal, ana River Mews
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

oUAFRIEHa couk De DISTRICT T. AVEKAx vYs "a sEs
dc Ia Nouvelle. Orleans. isa -
TN VERTU dun ortfre de yente rendu lie
Cour de District de Nonysls Orleans dams aare cdes
ssrsss sn m snx mn de % a,et M ssy I'VE
Denxeme District de cete v compile des creancers
de insolvable ct Ia olle enchee de Tho F. Murray eque
ma remp les conditions de la lu s e l3 dc
dernier, 1853, Ia vente puoique ct adjudication de-
Plnseurs articles appartenant Establishment pour
vente de la biere. Aussi un lot d'instalatons.
LIE tout abandonne Pnsovable creancies ct sui
want nyenaire derose en- mon bureau pour recours
CONDIT1ONS-Comptan au moment del el'sdjudication.
E. T. PARKER,
je25 q 80 lyl Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d,OrIsana.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

SIUNS-UFF1EE
"a No. IL Exchange Alley, up stairs nearly opposite
m Post Office Solders, Seaner and Transfers have
4 been in the service OF the hited Government
fourteen days more in dsurha 1880
entitled u l6i of land Widows children of
deceased Soldiers Seaen and Transfers entitled 10 bounty
land md pensions. Claims male prorure dis
patch by JOHN fURGEl.I
rl5 fin II Exchange Alley, uu stiirs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

f,kS. &rleGAT SOUTHERN
&ssE s5a.gexgA 5sss.-..egA AND EASTERN MA1I. EMlGNlEt
ROUTES.
TICKETS THROUGH BY FOUR RoUTEsi "~0..#
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK;
BY the GREAT SOUTHERN NAIL ROUTE, daily. Leav-
Mobile thence daily Sundays and Thursdays
SSSTH !. S1E
vile Wimington Weldon, Psio,sbaFg, Richmond
Bay ronte of splendid steamers from Portsmouth Baltimore;
Virginia and Tennessee IL. Il. Route.
Leaving New Orleans DAILY by the for At
ps at nn4 5@ tine Ws
pn sppF pb ~ a9d Salem Lynchng Richmond on to
all of both routes by first class steamers and railroads.
Tickets for the Virginia Springs to Newben Montgomery,
osr sashn Far springs and for sale as 10" by
TICKETS THRogGH TO BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
AMI Me-" 'GN RaiLkohp a aGW noS1h 81 r. ANY OTHER
And by the Cheap Routes,
Through by
CHARLESTON 1o 9R NV SAy4YSAH Yokk4 STEAMSHIPS
Nsw Ss1s Ps By the above Lines Of
From Charleston Savannah to New York by splendid
or for passengers Leaving Charles
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving New Orleans on SUNDAYS or MON
PAYS would arrive at Chaeston or Savannah for sATUR-
Leaving New Orleans THURSDAYS or FRIDAYS
would arrive at Charleston Savannah for The WEDNES
DA YS Steamers From Savannah there lines Of ships
Tickets good by either.
Rates through by Savannah routes
(board on boats and ships ipcluded,) only S39 Is
&1-BAGGAGE, by the Savannah Route. will be checked
through from Montgomery TO New York.
For Tickets through by either Route and further nfoma
ton, apply to
R. GEDDEs, Agent, 30 Gravier street.
New Orleans. June "a 1853. ieA
r. LAKE SHORE PACKET LEGoMTE
Summer Arrangement-For Ocean Springs
loxi and all intermediate landings-The now,
Charley Walker MASTER will leave the Lake ends Of the
Jefferson and Ponchartran Railroads arrival Lake
as follows:
Leaves New Orleans
Jefferson r r. Ponchartrain R. X.
WEDNESDAY. 720 A. N. cars .............s NJ. cars
SATURDAY 220 T. NJ cars p. NJ.
- Leaves Ocean Springs
SUNDAY EVENING ''t''-'''
Rates of Fare
Gabin fare 10 Buy st. Louis aud Pass Christian. So
Gniareh G ana sefVhhs'..' %
Cabin fare to Mississippi City Biloxi Ocean Springs 30
Deck Observation-Disclosures. / 0D
For further particulars apply
GG- The steamer Lsc9mte will land 81 Wharf
olng over and letter bag will leave the Agents
day of departure.
road. ~ iii If
60 itt..EEl.Ezz=. HEwTHKouGH .IEsE =
Asss==s- ss-ss2sRoUTE to the assssSaA assssaA
n NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

MEMPHIS PACKETS.
l% MEMPHIS PACKET r.
As.Esh .11xE.......u.s.xA11 s&41Eh1af
SUNNI ARR ING GRME ENr.
Prompt Regular and Reliablel
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Have adopted the following Schedule for the Summer Of
ls59-one OF their boats leaving New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
Ats NJ, viz:
Steamer apltol.................J D. Clarke master
NSSbSy ESsbS isyy $is7y$ ss%sRH2 s%sR sSs% js5s !Sy i,
steamer Messenger..........M N. Langhorns, master.
FsIBAY FFksIIBBAY JUN JUNE & SSly
FRIDAY, August 26 80 -
Steamer j. Simonds. F. Smith, MASTER
FkTbAY 5s!s ans ~ FRibsH MRnRsks9Ay 9ay a. 5uy 20
Steamer Alice vivian....,......s. Ables. master
EfSA5 b,s4y July 49, TEbsEs6sg SF1RAx Ky zas
CHOICE OF RooTEs FROM MEMPHIS
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
For the
EAST AND NORTH,
VIA
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Aud continuous Railway connections through Tennessee
NEW YORK, anu Virginia 10
PHILADELPHIA, ..
BALTIMORE, "..~
WASHINGTON,
RICHMOND,
PETERSBURG,
ATLANTA, LYNCHBURG
NASHVILLE, VIRGINIA SPRINGS, etc.
~ Express mail trains leave Memphis daily at p M
making connections through to New York
a-From June lst there will be through trains leave
daily.
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
And its Connections
Thence to all Eastern Cities and to
ST. LOUIS,
LOUISVILLE.
CINCINNATI
CHICAGO,
ST. PAUL,
.u".~ BUFFALO,
NIAGARA FALLS, ETC.
RSrExpress train leaves daily 600 A. NJ, making close
connection through to all points.
AS-Passengers Tieketed through by either route.
-Baggage checked through from Memphis and no charge
made for handling
RE~Tickets good for any length Of time.
For freight passage, and through tickets apply to
j. H. FRELIGH, General Agent
Memphis Packet Office, ST. Charles Hotel left wing
WIN. 1NSLEE, Passenger Agent s4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

For all Points
NORTH AND EAST!
One Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
ERs will leave Now Orleans ss follows:
Imperial. @. 3. Rogers.
May 26 June 49, and July and ~. Aug a. Sept H. ~
j. q. Sw0n. Capt. Isaac H. Jones.
May 2s, June ID, July and a. Aug and a Sept. Is
HAaWatha H. +. DIX.
May so June II, July and 23 Aug 10 and 2s Sept lb
New Falls Clty.............. ...Capt J. u. Weods.
juno and 10, July and Is, Aug. II and 30 Sept II.
A. II. Lncey............... Capt Geo. Taylor.
June and a. July and q, Aug. IA, Sept. audis.
John Walsh. Capt Jno. Malloy.
June and 23, July II and 90 Aug. 49, Sept. and a.
City OF Memphis. Capt. VIM. j. Kounts.
June and Is, July Is and 81 Aug IS. Sept and 49,
VIM. NJ. Morrison. Capt Jno. N. Bofanser.
June and II, July 10, Ang. and 20, Sept. and 49,
Champion. Capt. E. b. Moore.
june II and 49, July II, Aug. and 49, Sept and H.
Passengers rely ppon the advertised
making DIRECT connections at
VICXsBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT St. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoN.
TAME and all other Railroads for all points, '
North and East
sTIcKETs by the Jackson Railroad for Office
Fare ms Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTEi
ASr TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
RJFor correct information Through Tickets apply
ASRAlLRoAD LINE PACKETs,-a
No. u Camp street.
oLrrfoR6 ssisf' 9 9. 'sTsisi.' %zSss, ' rl's''
J.F ALLEN,
E. W. GOULD, Superintendent pys4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY 20 h inst at 10 o'clock NJ
IT, \. FOR RA1'FAIkAPAS-THR STEAMER
Ssss&&aatsS A. W. Baker, A. Smith. MASTER will leave
~ above taking freight for Pstteraonville
te M ve franklin Gharenon Ieueets New Iberia, Fausse
Io 81 Marinville, and all intermediate landings the
route. For freight or passage apply on board Or 10
- DARBY 4 TREMOULET,
Jelt q BienYille street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
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SECOND DISTRICT SUCCESSION of the late RENE
Of New Orleans. AuGUSTE JAHAN-No. IL, ,469.
QY VIRTUE of and In ObedIe nee to an or ~
- der Of sale rendered May ssi 1859 and 10 directed
the above entitled matter will public auc
tion at the City Hotel Common street. between Camp
gazine Streets TUESDAY July 1859 IL O'Clock NJ
account of said succession
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all -
the buildings and improvements ther @
First District of this city Girod street. Ba M
and Carondelet streets. having measure
front GTod by As feet deep bounded the side
to Carondelet street by property Roman
of Jean Laurent.
The buildings and improvements said comprise one
story brick slate rooted oneory frame building
g. The slave ADOLF He, quadroop aged about II
years, belonging to said succession. =
TERMS-For the landed property the purchaser assume
the of note for $780, mortgage on said
property dated the 18th day of January 1850 payable
per cent ill paid, the price Of
adjudication cash and for the slave, cash spot
e. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans