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, 1860-11-08
THE Day AFTER TIE FIGHT.
@GEN ES IL 'a'<e42 CITY,
The Dead and Wounded.
CIVILIZATIONS AFTER TRIUMPH
.salutos, Boafres and Tiro Works.

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~. Asue % yesterday no'nlns gave 1esasns
sns.ent !" inolea'e Inc result Oh Inc eaeeton
'o'A 'oe'a uno genera! 1t"a7 oniy tnesea11er
41ceIoa ~ majoflfies' "hen We went TO
eA q" H. yesterday morning.
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,tss. - @Ao .'s '.aA,'ls a'a c.enausos 1ne
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Nv se ~ ,ssle'ea' 4ne p'aeAcc u oel-
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n1 spesa4', !" 'ou w ''eoons
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an~ au1 Nc, se :u,ao1s t.tas tne!f own lneo,
~ @uo'o.1eu " "e,su e'ento snis"u.s' snoulo
D ..,.u ., suaeo" 1o1'n .ne november
'ee41la eq ~ ,ns l"s'us u .nelf pue9"
.,raa Tuo,,,." A"'na o.. oolass ci1anseo nanas
1.1t' sunicien. ~ eoses tnat
for m army or ,vo,~n.~ a,a....
widc rar", or articles ~ ,,ar.a,n, ' s.aa... '&A
oaoot -, ti,e roer,t 49, .,r,t,o, aaa.,..,:
Republican hands and ~ n,nv ~ thc n,.s. @
4.sp0'"e|4.i 'i''uus' ano 'e5s many OF inc class
y. "asefs 'as' ie'e'sco 10 arc among tue spo1is.
lcavy surge as that with whici, the nconle hor.
borne Honest Old Abc tn thc Wh;tc Housc
Yesterday in wcat,,-r 1,onn;1v ro1,owc,, =.
,,roaocaeso~ ,,, -. -,.. ~
throughout From c,r,v in Tho ,,orn;n1 rn,;,
late at night tne street. ,rcrc thro,cc,1 viii,
Rcnnbricans. c,oer n h.,r t,o oont;1no.,"-
and swc11;nr If t,,c ,,ro,.;o1. aas,s 'D
Early IN the d.v or1c-s x.r. ;-.ua., h.. tso;.
officers for : rcncral AMI, f,,,, torno,,t If tho
, 1860-11-08

Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, 7P. M-This State 1,s. prob.
ably Eope for Breckenridge.
, 1860-11-08
TRuSTEES cALE-Whercas G.

TRUSTEES SALE.-1Thercas, c,
l. A. Montague Of the ei.y Of Chicago, County Of
Cook and stste o Illinois. did on tho fnh day Of No
ye1ber: a. .. H1 make. e1ceate nd deilysr to the
undersigned. ~ trustee. ctEta deed Of trust
enEe s!s laymsat of oae certain promsssory note for
which taeFe Is now dnr and unpaid the sum Of ten
hundred and my eight % loo doars> bearing date
Esh day II OCTOBER AID 1877 aud payable 10 the order
Of Van Higgins sixty daya After the date thereofat
his ortce In Chicago.
Now therefore: dsant having been .nado IN The pay
sad deed q trust ,nd applras:an having bean made
tHr the yaymcnt thcsoo public notice l. hereby riyen
ttai under and in pursuance Of the power I'D sutcrf
y kfAnted to In and by said deed Of trnst md M
the nsea aud purposes the1en expressed. shasi on
oe!efk & msr.n T. ssa * !. door ef
*ad sel! At public auetnu. = the hs he.t bidder Nr
dred and lrty snree s} 10 5Go3 E9fension Hs Pr PsG
Holder. nye Dozen of Bank Psns three dozen Medium
dozen Large duplex Pen Ioldess viii Peas' ei.st
dozsa Es9ls Exttn.on Fen Holders xih Pcnp hstsen
; Dozen G9ns.e;* Exten.ioa ten Holders with Pens t.
sa'a c. A. AonsAgus. h!s ! hetis q assigns.
CHICAGO, November I, 1S60 nnaisfHt,s
, 1860-11-08
Il Chicago Missionary in Persia 6 Pin
fabed His Work. y

a NAAC0&sV AAA1eAVAA1t III Ecf31a ~ F$Q0
ished His Work.ss
The last post from Persia brings the rad news Of
the death Of missionary Of the a. d. e. F. " to
the Ncstorians.
Rev. i. L: Thompson died Aug. a5. Mt Mount
Seiz- Of bilious fever. lie wa* graduate o{ Am
herst In 1886, and Andoter In 1855; youne man Of
much promise, lie died almost in.uaedlatsIr after
reaching his de1d Of oilabor.-EoastdntlnoRt Corref-
poadenl ef The Hor3d.
The Rev. Ar. Thompson hailed from Chica-
60 In his Collegiate and Theological course.
He WAS the son Of Capt. amherst Thompson.
aud brother Of Geo ". Thompson, E=q., of
this city; also, brother Of J. L. Thompson,
Late City Attorney.
Last year the deceased made his t1nal visit
among us, preached In several Of our city
Churches, and took leave, for life, Of friends
At home. He sailed from Boston in Fepruary
last, with his wife and other missionaries, en-
durcd the harlships Of long and difficult
journey, and died upon the threshold Of his
mission. Hewas educated md sent under the
auspices Of the American Board. Regardless
Of the fears aud misgivings Of friends, be fol-
lowed, with high hopes, the command Of bin
Maker-"Go 70 into all the world and preach
the Gospel unto every creature" Verify,
"God raorcs IN = mysterious b. c.
, 1860-11-08
FUTILE, II1BBARD s. CO.,
IMPORTERS Q$
HARDWARE and TIN PLATE,
g. --- Lake Street. --- &c

Ws Offer to ths trade. II thu LOWEST MARKET
PR1CEs:-
6,5oo boxes TIN PLATE,
500 bd1s SHEET IRON,
so !" RUSSIA IIoS,
10 IMITATION RURsfA.
99o BRIGHT and ANNKALD WIRE
Is easks SHEET ZINC,
10 soua PIG TIN,
1850 1ha COPPER BoT1oNs
osets TIMERS TOOLS md XAcHwEa.
% casks BRIGHT or and COIL CHAINS,
looa doz- A1ES
1@ 6HovE1s SPADES md SCOOPS
~ tons SAD RoNa
T0TTlE, RlBBARD l. CO.,
oet2Galy Corner Of State and Lake sts.
r r. ST!AFFORD'S FAMILY
e. RECEIPT pO0K.
Containing tho Celebrated
100 Metropolitan Hotel Recipes,
$50 0THER NEW AND VALUABLE RECIPES.
Tho Metropolitan Hotel Recipes
III: aas sss9 sas Z & se H.; s7s
nos ba found In aay other publication.
Read the Following
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF PURCHASE
Far valuable confederation, we have furnished to
J. SeaG2Ed, Practical Chemist ONE HUNDRED of
our CHOICEST RECIPES, the RAme being in eoa-
slant US u our Hotel The Esetpes sciecsed 10
Lies. SIMEON LEL4SD K 1H 0
Metropolitan Hotel Broadway, Mt
TK Mk7aorotHAS Ho7K1 o.. EEw Torr from
SId BE-; Kept Aotsf. n to xosid They employ the
adopting food to mans civilized condition.
IHE METEoPDLITAE HOTEL KECIPES teach
hov the common Necessities OF LIE may BE- pyepafrI
TO them attractive to the Eye highly xcrtt
aole to tho Taste, aud suited 70 ali DtgesIons.
Price IL Cents,
For sale only by SMITH pTYER
~ Lake st. Chicago.
t1 6ent By mall On receipt Of three cent stamina
3Fni6 -1tE fzfA
, 1860-11-08

SPIRITUAL MAsIrZsrA11oSs. -M Miss Ada L.
uost, Rappins and Writing Test Medium, will by
particular request give Public Scance for the in.
ves1lsation Of ,acec wonderful phenomena, at
Kingsbury Hall On Thursday evening, Nor. sth, at
~ o'clock. Admission ten cents,
, 1860-11-08

w ANTED.-A situation bv a
W Toun. man fAmehcan, as Book. keeper sale.-
nan and Corresponding Clerk ln Wholesale Grocery
Hoasc. or any business requiring tho services Of i
steady salesman. Iase had ten years experience IN
general business In this city and elsewhere. Best Of
O. CaIsAwo noXI:x
, 1860-11-08

GAS F1xTunEs.-&la.0 .0oo worth OF new at,les lust
received 1T IS Clark street.
noG1st Il. u WuxARTu.
Coal On. .LAPs.-The1 largest stock west ofNew
York at Is clask stzeet. Kerosene OH, 100 saEons
noG12t II. II. Wu4AHTu.
@An should not hil to read the advertise
ment OF Prof. Wood in to~s13y's paper. se5ly.
, 1860-11-08
31D5t.


Or near thc wao..s % A!ena: xetaoaI.t cSs,,h y.
Gold Bracelet. Eaa.ked L. H. Jtwett The ff1der I'm
confer fsvor By leaving |. At the Tribune Umcc.
no7dt1+ct
T OST.-A Pocket-Book, contain
- Ing the fol1oT1n: Grain Receipts Of George
StuEEzs g Co., V1xs
DATE. so. 6S KIND or CRAZY. rHoAR
oe. z Z "a ~ g ~ T., Spring Wheat j. csssss6oro
:. g g e: r. - - - = No.ii = r. DO
~ - ~ e Is So-3 :. - do
i. 81 IS q Nj Do Do
Also. Grain @ Hese!pts q Hiram Wheeler
. a6 s1s ~ @ Ma Do @'o"-
The anoSc Receipts were not endorsed when lost
Th3 pubic asa oasttoned against buying the taa'e
Also so!"mon s:u7ges sight dEa1 on Manhattan
yember 3D. 1s1 PAYABLE 70 the order Of b St1fTcs.
and endorsed bS HIN, parable to tho order Of n. II.
Thompson. " ""
Ine AMER t III be literally fsEsrded b. Tearing the
, 1860-11-08

THE CHICAGO FRUIT
4 DEALER This Is tho tls,s of monthly paper
published BY 1fN
n, P. STANLEY,
and devoted especially TO the interest Of tho Fruit
Trade. Price Is cent4 per xnnuu- Specimen conies
E1a:glsouA r. o. Bo12.
, 1860-11-08

PAnn&5lvAnfa.

Our latest advices from Ncw-Yo FORK put Lin
coln'a minority at FORTY THOUSAND
, 1860-11-08
G T O Y E P o L I S H

To Druggists, Groeer4 and Hardware
Merchants.
GE11ExtH-Tour attention y respectfully e7lled To
tho mefitA OF Tho Justly celebrated
J. II. GAUT1ER s. cos
, 1860-11-08
Found.

EOUND.-Betwecn Jefferson and
l. CAndeld Station. small PorS book eanta{nin~
snia!l amount OF noueF which the owner can haze b.
applying 70 Hen-J Hahn. half mile south Of candeld
St1tluE, nn6YSt
, 1860-11-08

Iowa.
= .

Lfncoln's majority in Wisconsin viii be
from 10000 to 1900.
, 1860-11-08

The Vote Of Springfield.
Democratic. Eeppb1feAn-
, 1860-11-08
Nen advertisements.

C. H. ScRITE.T. Adrtrsista3 A1<1t, 63 Dear.
Born It,, IL authorized to reeeir< Adre,tisements for
Mitand al At Leading Paptrt u ~ NortAr<st
, 1860-11-08

- Sponge of all kinds and prices. A1arge In
roiec just received by Sargent, corner State and
Ran1o}6h atrer+a
, 1860-11-08

Bu1IARns.-A new style OF Kerosene Lamps for
Illuminating Billiard Tables. Just received at No
bls's Lamp and Oil Emporium, 1T Clark st.eIr.
noEft
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HAvRE-Pe ship panube- assorted mose'
PENS COT Fer schr Eagle-ls Lumber 70 oraefs
PENSAC COZ. Per schr Mary Ellen ~ Lnmner
NOM IT ls per schr 6 " Benbury Naval stores
| to order
M0BIIx Per schr Cleaner Naval stores 70
order.
sIOBILE-sPer schr virginia john Naval stores
to order.
COAST Per schr Eledie AZ hlds sugar Warne-
kcn, Kirchoff AGO. s saa
COAST-Pcr schr Garabaldi-- so hhds sugar TO
ID sabatier--ll do Foley, Avery &co.
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y E3xss1Exf tSTsiox, 10. 70 Cspap sstssss
- We.d1is.x1Ir lfar u 1Hllk


..'ss- E ssssss 81 hs g sssl ~ r.
~ weather yesterday vas warm during she
sbxxs3 eAzt cE fhs INV. hut towsrds evening there
3Gk& Eno bfeszs, which made 4 pleasant 20 tnose
"a %ks ked Eusiasa 0n fhe levsss Basiaess ccnfin-
s 1SS da3l IND Eeishts nv sefy scarce. re r.
eSivsS sSe IsiIowiisg dispsssh yesterdays
y 3 49, xssss..s sa fhs b ~ ]. Adams
~ issge sss'i III saturday, 18th, gor Loais
Il 81 zlss..i III .xassssr Jor Bayou Sara. The e..
- sSS ~ U 3Sii nsssenzsr packet ID r. Kenner,
M 4. 7SSES 81 II H6ssnuo, conmsnder, Mr. =, r, Mum
- Z 1sStss Il > O'Clock this morning for the
Y 9sSS w w landings.
ST. I'll s6s5y RsssssNg5s Packet sJor Red Riner To-
= "a - lsvqrite. fasss -draft and excellent
packet Telegram, Captain Lake, com
Snlqidss. Nj n Chandler clerk will leave this
8 1y1nlne st5 O'clock. The Telegram has very SUI
accommodas for passengers, and IS every
mi Wqfthy 81 hef enyiahle reputation for punctu
= silty I'D reliability Remember, the Telegram
dssrss q d o'ciock This evening for Red river.
Jenny XIX fok Ouackitu THE regular
szt running, Hghtd dram passenger packet Jenn,
" K1xk, Capt h. 81 Kirk, commander, Mr, Thomas
II Bsnlle, clerk, leayss for Trenton, Monroe. and
Ill Intel date ports 1T oclork This evening.
LixzSe 6aasaoas ior Memphis This splendid
and magnificent passenger packet backs out this
<vsnfag u osclcck f6r Memphis. Capt. Geo. II.
@A KSx = Al conanand with the correct and atfable
M3nrice fanghorne IN the Office. She is as
~ " ILL., fastest and has cabin which for ca
DSelty b6azky compiet comfort and luxury
Il \ ~ 10 superior ailoat.
Baksc Passenger Packet for Louisville The
mnsnficant passenger packet Baltic, Capt Charles
sIrsekin, commander, Mr.. George Z. Jonett, clerk,
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+ EEDs, EoUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS

LEEDS 4 co. IRON FOUNDERS,
znd of Vertical AID Horizaa,si Rnsnee
golfers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans, Sugar Estrles CHARTERS
elsfs Steaas aud HORSE Possr Draining Machines Mills
tiin Gearing la Columns and ksous Bulldogs Fraace
aonths siate Bars and MI Machinery rcqnlfs Tie
e have been duly authorized nFepas 10 ecssrucs
fel2 d&wIy
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YAz 90 RIVER.


YAZOO RIVER PACIxET.-U g.
~ n. Mail I!ne-Yieksbnrg Greenwood and Taabst.
lHs chile river packet steamer Prince, Edwin 81
Butler, master, in connection with the steamers
La fourche and Vicksburg. An freight shipped 10
fazoo or River on either of the above
go through without detention
The snd magnificent passenger Princ leaves
Vicsbu above, the arrival of the r. M train
e cars and The Stea%er Lafourche xeksbur every
Tcna Silver Greek Burtona Head Of Honey Island Shell
Bluff Sion, Cranes Landing Rising Sun, Hnphre Land.
ing Gnreton Beek Ferry Greenwood Point Ieore and iii
landings on faineaiehie river Returning the Prince win
rive at Vicksbug in time with A M
train Of fer Jackson Norton Cannon New Orleans
also, with the packets for Memphis Louisville ST. Io
also, the steamers Vicsbnrg and afource Orleans and
intermediate landings.
All business entrusted TO this boat viii prompt atten.
ton.
yIRGISIus C. DENTzEL,
Rlh Advertising Aerut
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IA will be paid for the apprehension delivery OF te
slave JOE il taken OF the Sta,e and Fifty Dollars IL
- found IN the city alive He his qNarters
sd Of Anr about hour afterwards reported the
residence o the undersigned unknown person
been chased the river by drowned
which y believed to be 70 facilitate his nothing
Of the kind has yet been scortaned have occurred
about 10 od his color is black the deepest
shade; he Is about feet or inches hight has large mouth
thick ps and rather fat noss; is well made stout active
panaloons and hickory shirt.
Masters of vessels hereby warned slave
the penalties Of the law will be enforced against them
n n
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n1CDUNNELL,s RESTAURANT. N

~ MCDONNELL,S RESTAURANT. No.
pg14 \ LAT Common street, between BaronRe and Ca.
s2f0 Nv. rondelet Streets New Orleans.
1AASx1z8 This establishment will remain open dnring
the where everything the market affords be fonnd
and prices moderate The we'll ventilated make II
desirable than other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished for transient BoardeFs.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors of every description 1T Wholesale prices
MCDONNELL. Il MeGRAw,
myl4 Pronr,etars
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Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE NouyE ORLEANS.
Hote-d Vile, % fevrer 1860
LIN YEHTU de In resolution No. A,97y du
II Gonseil Commun de la willie de ID Nouvele Orleans
fosmen II section 10 de Ia charre de Ia ve avis
10 present donnt neno della willie de Il Nonvee o leans
de sire perres Ia Market Nod Sud-
entire les rues Tchonpitoulas ct NoHyelle- Ieyee.
fe24 1t aw GERARD sTITH Marie.
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R0XEMAN'S HOSPITAl4,
~ No. 20 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans
Near hal aYroltor n .;,roaa T.,,,,,,,,

DR.. N. BszEMAN, Gate OF Montgomery Ala) having 10.
Gated IN New Orleans takes this method announcing his
readiness aud receive patients private
pIa The building he has fitted hospital Ii admirably
adapted the and being situated in such
aud desirable part Of the city that he feels saying
that 1t affords unusual advantages
The generally large and airy, and have all
gone thorough repair
Both whites and blacks admitted.
The of board will depena upon the kind Of
tons required Al surgical operations charged aee
fra hniidfee lrkW
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A rHonoreble Gonseil Commu
nm e SIEU R Sizes sOrIssIEnes, prOPrie-
wi taire des dsnx eoes &c L. re aes Rspar's prtr de
honorable corps, daecord Particle 100
de Ia Vile de re vendre fenchere apres
AIN iouts davis journal oiciel 10 corat pour
pieres e3ie Dc u es Rempar
clever les banneites de chaque cote ct les payer pre
plates. 49,, II.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.
:
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEAHJ,
City Hall, February g. 1860.
DIV VIRTUE OfresOlutiom No. A, 977 of the
- Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans and In
cordance with section 10 Of the City Charter notice hereby
given that Is the intention Of the city Of New Orleans
be with square blocks North South Market Streets
from Tchoupltouas TO New Leyee. - ~
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MOBILE.

s~~ FOR MOBILE -- DAILY u. s.
Giha-SMaii Line-Wnter Arrangement-The splen.
did low pressure pack steamers Al bama,
A. p. Boardnan master, Florida, A. L. Myers, master,
and Cuba James Hopkins built expressly for the
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather high
of fuel accident boat machinery
Leaving Lake end Of the pontchartrain Railroad DAILY
the arrival of the p NJ train of for Mobile,
ping Pascageula Saturdays. Returning, will stop Pas
cagonI Pass Christian and Bay St louis MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
York greatly reduced rates. by three different route and
further Information, apply to
INST 90 fsravier street.
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FOR ATTAKAPAs.

q. s. MAIL LINE FOR A1HEAKA-
s7g "a pas Daily, in connection with the N. o., o. and
l@aAsasG W Ralroad-The fast steamer st. Mary J..
Nj. Attikson master, built expressly for passen.
gers and gh freight will with the opeosas Railroad
leaving Bercks Bay daily Paersonyle, Cenervie and
Franklin will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Chaenen Jeanneetts and New Town.
Lafayette, Grand Coteau opelousas and Washington.
cunning time from New Orleans Washington twenty
hours, being the quickest Ioute travelled
St. Mary leaves the Railroad daily offers better
facility for delivering than boat in the trade
j. NJ. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
sty No 4 Old Ievee Agents
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z- For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REGU-
- - lar Passenger Packet Steamers JAS. Woods,
L@AAkla4AskF5W; Boyd master; JAS. johnson, Jesse
sEz@.H5z9zG Johnson, master; Red Rover, w. Strong,
New Orleans for Nashville and all nterme
diae landings follows:
jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY March a.
ut o'clock. z. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master. SATURDAY, March 81
5 'cleck. T. Nj
Red Rover. Strong master, SATURDAY, April I, at 5
o'clock, +. Nj.
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY. April Il.
at 5ocock, p. NJ.
JAS. Johnson. johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
~ April IL at O'Clock, p, NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, April
2s at o'clock. p n.
JAS. Woods Boyd, MASTER leaves SATURDAY, May s. at
o'clock, P. NJ
JAS. johnson, Johnson MASTER, leaves SATURDAY,
May L, at 8 O'clock, p. NJ
Red Rover, Strong, master leaves SATURDAY, May 10.
at o'clock, T. NJ.
JAS. Woods. Boyd, mas,er leaves SATURDAY, May 26,
o'clock 7. NJ.
Jas. johnson, Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY.
Jnne 2, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Red Rover. Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY June .,
AT O'clock p. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, MASTER leaves SATURDAY. June 16
at O'clock p. NJ.
jas. johnson, johnson. master, leaves SATURDAY,
june g. ut clock, r. NJ
Red Rover Strong master leaves SATURDAY, June 80,
s5r at O'clock P. NJ,
jas. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, July I,
at O'clock, p. N.
@Passengers and shippers rely leaving
prnctuay according the above schedule For freight
f'TF,er stf'' B. DUFFIELD Agent,
mig If II Gamn street.
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Leaves every UEsnAY al s O'Clock p, ~
NEW ORLEANS AND VICEEM
ms2 n burg U. s. Mail tne.-For 3onaldsopyiIlc PIN
auemine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson bayou sara
PROT Rodney s. Jossph Grand Gulf warrsntoa and vick
leave above every TU ut o'clock r. Nj Rerninp
she will leave Tieksburg every FRIDAY, O'Clock M
ja4 Agents 81 Carond,ele. stres,
Dewdrop for Yazoo river. - - S'
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ALABAMA RIVER

Leaves SATURDAY, MAY &c, at $40 P. Nj. cars.
FOR SELMA AND NEONTGONT-
.fsY cry Wsnmpka and all landings on Aahama ry
II. Sinuo master, will leave lake the
Jefferson and Garrolon Railroad For freight passage
ply to
mys3 j. L. HARRIS, q Natchez street,
nThe receiving freight at the
depUi Tivol Circle
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- HENRY GOLDMAN.
! pRUaaIsr ARD APorHEcARr,

ein the Store at the of Poydfas ard Bafonna
s'sii give my whole and attention 10 my Store
y. NOS " and SS Canal Thankful for the kind
s s - ee ally bestowed, and the confidence placed
ms snonete AeentinnNnee OF the same 80 =
IA. az Keep Rna greatest variety If sn4eiaIi-
sissi si.net sieaenal. heuical o. phiiosonhics =
any other. - = W VI 'se eesi-~l Viii not Keep
as g. 81 ne soans WIN be ea at the Lowest rates for
: fell " urspv ca,n,,.,,,
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aga essleans aa eresttat atauesdas ato ag 49, 1860
7 pETITlONs--OFFICIAL..
NEW oalEass, April . 1866.
To ths Honorable the Common Council

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned owners
NJ Of property both sides Of Rampant from Common
Espanade respectfully petition honorable
body ageeasly Section l2 OF The New City Charter sell
public auction Aer days notice in the official joune the
contract for paving with blocks both sides OF
street. o Common to Espnnade street, and for raising the
The conformity with the specifca-
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XxyfLEEAHf& ~ PUCK Fit
" 20 ssiQN MaReHkNrs
JosEpH s. WILLIAMS, Nv nstr.
aEoRaE " TElKsRs my191x
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FORT ADA M S

Leaves every SATURDAY, at p. NJ.
Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packet
THE NEW AND SWIFT RUN.
d. lining Passenger Packet g o d Q N x G, S.
Eenn, MASTER will leave above every SAT
sz r FAY evening returning, leaves Bayou Sara
every the arrival of the from Wood
WILLIE taking freight and passengers for all landings The
95T7-5 - r. VT, ADAMS K CO..
fe7 CSrner Front and Common streets.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

~ Il Va rN- III NJ U
~ s,Y7,s;----
wrw sA. AOuAs, - szzs ,-EsFFszFsffEFssy-
EAassakssss g AFRO AND x <ssi
x$3as1 rsssdzEE n e ~ T M
1850. NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD LIME. 1850
For y Ioais GaiIo Memphis NAPOLEON OIouih Of Aan
PHS with the Memphis md Ohio Memphis and Charleston
Railroads ~ CAIRO with the Illinais Central aad at sT
LDfS with all Railroads terminating at that point their
line runn W. Seaw # a.
MONTHLY scaEptJI F. ,o,nrnencno Anvil, Isa,
The following list EXHIBITS the Names with tbeir esnsct;y
,i and a,ie ~ M, Y pesen,h when
from, the shnnina and ,ga,elinr nuiic 9iSi,
,,ctnrops baretoor , ,i y he
New Falls City, April q April a. MAY H. June l.
------------- '......... !. A. !. IN ' III
Htayvatha. g. =. 26 . Isl . &
I'm peril al ...s............. v. 81 2S ia . II
Jno. walsh ......,...,... H. . 20 ~ " d
Vim. NJ, Morrison. . ly Nav 2 Nav % I,,na II X
AZ. II. Lacey :. il v NJ 'nie II IL
y. g. Sxyots .,.....,. " tx \ 81 A ~ II
Champion ..-.....,.. ~, !. 10, !. 80 . ia
th5ongh tickets on this Line and ITS connections
@ ~ ne ne Of ms eoimn and further information apply
Mar ~ III cab, oige 70 q lamp street where
NJ l.. a. MfLToN, General Agent
Leaves Oh THURSDAY May 24at5PM
g - tions as aboyeTbe ms,5nifcen, s,aa1sr
IA. W; a Il F1 htols. master will leave for 81
~ paIa sacnea yickspnrg M.poeon Memphis and
aopH II oa5 VI an sg egh and
In baa taSss Memphis and Bend business and carries
. nan " vIl WIZ RI sie ~ i,s pa T.s,
1es-S =. 4aysrislnE Agent:
a Af.NtA Nj. at M