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The Shasta courier., 1860-02-04
A Visit to Mrs. Polk.


correspondent OF the Concord IN. H. Pat
riot, writing from Nashville October s, thus
handsomely alludes to Mrs President Polk
I" With Major Eastman, of the Nashville Union
and american, called upon Mrs Polk, who oc-
cupied the splendid mansion in Nashville, built
by Honorable Felix Grundy, and purchased by
President Polk of Judge Grundys heirs, to
which he retired after leaving the White House
aud where. worn out by the cares and anxieties
of Office, he died some four months after the ex-
piration of his official term. The mansion, sur
rounded as it is by beautiful grounds, is one of
the pleasanteSt residences in the city, and no one
who has had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Polk
needs the assurance thatit is presided over with
an atfability and dignity that make it centre of
attraction.
Mrs. Polk is probably the most generally
known of any woman in America, and is unver-
sally conceded to be the most amiable accom-
plished and intelligent woman of her time She
possesses that graceful ease of manner tact and
readiness IN conversation, which makes every
one feel at home in her society, and renders her
conversation so charming. She contested the
palm OF popularity evenly with Mrs. Madison,
and with that single exception, was much the
most popular lady that ever did the honors at
the White House while here in Nashville she is
regarded with love and admiration that ap-
proach to reverence. Regularly, on the first of
January, the Legislature of Tennessee adiourns
by formal vote to permit members 10 pay their
respects to Mrs. Polk-an honor never accorded
to any other person, not even General Jackson
himself-and, with the Speakers of both Houses
at their head, proceed in body to her house
Their action affords fair instance of the respect
and esteem in which she is held"
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H.
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verse n AZ + % = izt III ~, - s 4
ea1s Wy '1et ~ i.N,S
Eaniett iVp 10 y { I9teT s : i. y - IA ~
nco 20 ~ ~ ,t,nei"r AZ yyi,s g
fstties = - H. ise ,aa r. AZ %
oalu 60 w Il Il sS ~ nj. W e
mas enAeso l@se"s Wy. 1T ~, ~ =
tpi OWES u ~ s 4ia1t zoo ~ ~, -
or ierzi nis 4ont n 20 $50 I'm, ~ n 1n5 -
S,s Il nfy Ses- 50 do titeoto Rowland &eo 10 de-
II TroEtana Scos hl POTATOES Case {
n trssrE-Total u hhss -teoscpo I31 bales c eslon
S5, i-rS ,, Moi, Dennis, = ssr s,,s r,s 1890
81 itol Is Ief stS'aei sNAs
scs h;n \ iess X sals
ltO SEEKS bh Mt.l9i ~ III So s ~ etse y
eoltS oaeH a y al l or sn sS = Ia ia ~
Aee9 ~ Y "a M w i lpIs f @
Gervo1 hos{es a2 ~ i noIs @ ~ ies
laitief i9i,seh no M ~ HI az stss sp
s5 L + fSthest e eeais Az p9
= y Y eAs se i ME- i ss e
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t,gy kco "a q "a i = III, -,nts. = M
SEoHtlef-a co., ~ ~ O. s
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M - Y "a sIceii MI VT So ial,1s
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MES Foa5 g Allen kss
noinetF Bauer &coI j BEN i sol-BIoes, NsSfee aso-
Byrne Vance &coNc Baqdeeke Sco-@ Braul ( Isndfy@A
eaSe eScase aso Any
Carroll Sea Sti,. emGRSS &eo oge1
Seo-R NJ Denman ScoD kesnaa Sco-Darby 4 i emonI t
Esa paTiRa pnn
1 klkn Seo u Fairehild &esIFfieslandeT Gerson
LIVES acs-7 Fairbanks see Flint Jones' O. enwoolM
Sss hef R ass5 SSes m d 6fS
rstznsE Bros Hoffman Terry aee Ha9seTty
Hail. Harvey &eo Henderson PealeJ Hyde Seo
onA James SeSc aabea &co5 e r ou ant
Kaiser &eo-Kennett Blood SeoD Kehan, " II Ieiehord
as@evs 4 sies r, he2s Issay
s SSG Gt Mar
Mns,ecWins9n Morrison &eoalsfaEand ga,ksdae
Person go Fsys Ell Sslless
s l XII Ro ascsr k I'M RoSas5
RRs,ssse B5 s SeS e ; 2 as w Ssesaa
slsns SSa@ see
sshnofE S Wise ssue5sg Smith
ss ;5 nr 4 la sisheel TN nor Ta
Tafpn Townsend Tor Eihs &ea TaSiea. Wi Se'
IgI Wright 4 Allen Wilson Nsssis AeoJ Wait 6eo-
zur1l--aad order.
BOSTON Per hip Constitution westcott- rbornl,in
q Bo5eNc arand Rarksdalf-ssr 4 Mur,iocls-w Ann
&eaa oess i.e sSf
Teare Seo Helar, Foster 7 % snihfaiiotan, Whiting
nils-A y tig kins &sp-tiToSCan& BeneteaaG Gate
co. keany, Blais &ca-Y0se Bros Harding Ahbay & hoe
head Napdeeille Z Meihcuns Leness Deachaise-I stm-
teyas Aco-F johnson Eaton etpftot-jnd Adams 4
ga y Grief sco CT eli Rsfne3 seoW /. G sh ngGooi
rich &eoS Moore seo-GeeA FQsdielS &co Carroll Hoy
Cot pprhes, Gfi@gs &cp NJ Hail d tlen Sons-W N
i,oyeritli Sco Il X IAnghn--J suget Goehanx freres
cox Duth &eo j NJ Pt naH-J " tlhampn &co-RslsseI
Gsni.i, Roger &ee- Henderson fsaleI Stern BIo
Mod& i@wz-M 'sreehWotA+- Bnchanan Carroll Seo-- NJ
Harui jackson kco-- &eHylG arponte}-P III Brinon
itR l. Adams &eo- J Watt &en-G W i.unb kco-Beoco
Rohipm &coR II BoW,es--Gep Rlilen- Blake Tower-R &
Aneoin~-TAA Churchill Henediek-D II anyloI--Tnry
cpes Baneana- Macon treesBt rbe .seo-Fint Janesl
SlewRri-laekner. Stanton kewinmN RiehArds-Arnold
nfitai,o d- MckenRe- FAtN Cd 4 tfibbeT pa2iger--
--N0apef NNbcrfF al Il RaeSE Carver Keep II Brja
ton Ncnls kasaesanisetl Keer-Sniih Cooper stel
lgiis--G Conneily &cos1oln Rphsron Green Grinnr u
ilnbhaTd-Pasnc Ha risotH tigeen-4J II & Mafks-T
Homss-W Mats, leasants &eoFro.t AcoGrosl he
tcap- GtRssanEI Hart &e0C u Gate Sco Buchanan Car
roll &co-- Montgomery SMITH Wiliiains &co-A NJ Hop
kins Sco--J d falntne &eofAfleon Whiting y TulliSI
q ,uId Acu Mcdowell Mills &eo d II Carroll Scn- Apuie
whta Br,s- Moore &eo-A Leyl Ser-Ionug Rdmoids.-
Allison, Pas.isnn Acorn order.
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HEenranrEsEstfa.

that Oh the 18th inst, of Hole shi ososhnho
Capt Townsend FROM Bostea bcu'to this On lie sh
inst, ship ashore Mo7eie Shoals supp sed lie be ihs
ship Nary Capt Bridges, from New York nd 10 this pott
Capt ealer reports that tie I2h 18th lish when on
northeast which lasted seveuytwo hou rs last sails and
shifted cargo On the i7 inst, Of Pas sauutre bseving
W.N.w ninety miles, ship supposa tie opo1hp
vita mainsst By the deck FORE opgalnt mast ar
rasEen toH4aas also gore
The slp n Il upaser and mig s Iuaiau won't il
TIA 1-,h
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A. ONE HUNDRED DoLLaRs REWARD

VIII hs FAih TIC Appfehenaiom and deliycfy
slave JOE II taken of the STATE and Fifty Dollars Ii
found IN tho city alive He his quarters near
Cotton Press ahout O'Clock evening of te
25d e Ar about one hour reported thu
residence of the undersigned by unknown Tint had
hean chased INFO the river By Waterman was drowned
which believed TO be facilitate his escape nothing
tie kind has yet been asceraned have occurred Joe
about is years od his color black but Of the deepest
shade: be absn feet inches high has iarEe month
thick lips and rather fat nose well made Stout and
Intelligent He had when he left home pair cottonade
pataloons and hickory shirt
Masters Ut vessels hereby warned not hRrbor said slave
rs he penalties of the law will be enforced against hem
~ u FANCFV.
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Deal September esae for New orleas, sn Grace Ross,
pendletef-
BrissqI September 2aied for New Orleans ship Success
EAycool Eeaher aSaile for New Orleans ship BGaa
5cea. 9iShlp Enprsss Ataii and ship Joseph flasher.
th--SE Calliupe-
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SpeIkesa.
BY Photograph.

BY Cap, Saez Of the ship Gergars tbs Sd Inst. in
lat p 20 long, e. 20 schooue DANES Mle fn 'e~ York
besaa to Galveston.
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sssiow---comfnS Up.

bafk Horace Becs days Matanns, reavy & Far ell
Cargo ITS hlds rneladp $50 hSs SUGAR T A GiFaid
eF fk AleNiuf Iaye 10 days I'm Matangas 70 y ewey
ac0-carGc ale hd neado LIS bNs sugar 10 T. irRud
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G n. WxIMRHss PLANTERS, PATENTED
~ q OR DIV o0O GUTTER.

Tbs exclusive rights above have purchased
~ company u genenen Of The city New Orleans the
ssas o. Osissns hppi AiAtsna, Arkaszas Tennessee
s tefas and sealh Carolina All parties wishing to
eSaee leh county State rights OF machinery
obtain te same BY applying the udeFagnsd who Ii sole
AgsGs Tor ths ahoso company.
y. W. G. COOK,
Ne 81 Natehes street Eayg Orleans.
Esters Messrs. Martin Gordon, dr n a NJ n Briu,
seTt Ascension, La nr. q. W. Campbell Ihsrts m Csr
iat y O. Landry, n. O. G. c. nageFi, II o. D. L. Nss ST
Faefss mYSely
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IMPORTS.


NEW YaEK-Per ship Geerstana--stssnrto nldse-
BosToN-Per ship northumberland nldse.
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lgEscrsf s,srFIcE, No. 10 Canp strssl
ThsRa lay Morning, September h, ista
Cleared YESTERDAY.
Steamship chages Morsn Iaa less for Galveston md Ia
diaa0a, @ Harris
lp silas seanAar Wehber ror Ne yors, O ssaf lss
Bark a Il Kiinbail Giai fse BOSTON, Uoaeu "a SOUS
Arrived Yesterday.
&ea-3d disl S.
Ship Constitution tain IN iMss m, Jastau Ia cevy &
80 Rtell--3d dit ~, y
steamboats,.
Crescent City, TiloFnbus Z. I'm 81 I,ons
Maria nennlug Carroll isn VI IouiS
y. G. sSnn CarTnll, I'm St Louis
+Adristie Stas pole, I'm St LOUIS
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ETELmBoLDs GENUINE rkgeARAr1oN.

4 ELR4BoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION.
HE RHB9Ps R syGS IS S he R Rs9ss
HELMBoLD,s BuGHu for the Gravel
HE EHB9tP # sgs# ts st " ssss
HELNBoLD,s BUcH9 for DINNERS Of vision
e HEiNBoLDas BUGHU for Weak Nerves
N9ER B BTGE for for S%ss,a, ssssaa
HEIMB6Eb,ss BGGHT ior Horror ef bises,s,
nEiMRoEbs BGGHu for for WaEetnne ss.
iiELMR0LD.s BGGHg Tor Dryness ofska.
HEEHE@ER# #SSES E,h9,oa &. a,
HEMRoLns BmGdu TOR Heayiness gf the Eyeiid with
fSR3S.9,Es s95ar f@s Ss f
r3 @aR # 1ei2n mi ~ 9,foF Of Society
ereton, and all diseases of
EEENT AhEs FfNAfHs EEEEM HhhEs
Old or ysg Single Married. contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
HEEaBobn,s EXTRACT BGeHU is the very hest remedy
arising from i1aefei9n habits Of iisspaon o. Il The decline
change 81 life See symptoms above.
NO Family Shossld he without 1t!
zinc ior Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
RHLMboIaD's EXTRACT BUGHu CURES
Secret Diseases
Ls no f43 Hsp f 81 ct ies'syseee
Use rfRIsiB0LD,s EXTRACT BUCHufor Ezcesses arising
from habits udulged In
And or diseases s 9on ROM s S d bs,,aon II re-
ali Improper discharges ind Will restore the PRet
IT, mEiaBoIDs E3rRXGT RUGHu TOT Diseases and
A Us aEaR6 1SS ExFE&6f BIGH for all ceons
and diseased Of the
"'e'"et '''''''s Male or Female.
from whatever cause snatiug, and matter Of
How Icing Standing,
All tilr above ynlpton admit treat
nlent ard may originate from the same cause.
Readl ReadI Readi Read!
uTIMBOLt'S BuGHu Us safe, and pleasant taste and
odor, III immediate in its action
Personally appeared before Alderman the city Of
PHILADELPHIA ii. T. HELMBOIB, Chemist, being duly
Bwor that his preparation contains Narcotic
,,ury. drugs but purely Vegetable,
II. 4. tEIsMB0L4D, Sole Manufacturer
Sworn subscribed before me- 23d day Of NovemIer
1854 WI. T. IlIRRARD, Alderman.
Price 81 rer bottle OF si1 Tor 30 delivered any address,
Prepared by Il. T. HELMBOID,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l04 South Tenth street, below Chestnut.
Phiisdephn,
&S-Bewarc Of Countere and unprinopied Dealers Who
ensesNorto dispose "of their own and oheI articles on the
reputation attained by
Heimbolds Genuine Preparations
Extract Buohu.
SarsapRria
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT Il CO.,
Il and Isl Ghartressreet,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
RB-ASR FOR HELMBoLD'S-TAKE NO OTHER. eat
out the advertisement and send for it,
AND AVON IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
iaSl 1y!Sw
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Fse4gn Ports.

Ncw York September 1aA grivea sr Iiioila Ioy, f
Saw 0Eleaes.
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ssuq \. ger Packet-tor ST. lunis, Uair1 Hickman New
Madrid, Memphis and ~ Intermediate lnlne
fhe swift running, G4At-iraft passenger packet
steamer TIF Hight, Tho7 Sect wt leave rs ab5ye
For freight passage hHys nr Accommodations apply
vIRGINIus @. nENTzEI.
self Advertising Agent
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". ,,,,, r7.zs,tsz.ss,,,y GRAND mRuNh RAln-
hasa EaA HON AND GREAT NoRThERN

Two Passenger Trims leave The Depot the corner Chilli
ope and Magnolia streets dailyte Nail Train O'clock ~
NJ and the Express Train Nt o'clock r. N.
Connections wh all the Northern and Eastern RoadB and
Tickets sold to al the principal cities Of the North East
West
Time New York, three days and Is hours Price si8 co.
fHrthef information apply al the General Ticket Qnge
lis Camp street.
fregnJ will tho Gompanys Depot foot of CAL
iepe street, aiG $3.50 P. NJ daily Sunday excepteJl
The Company not responsible for loss by fire.
Excursion Train to Magnolia leaves Saturday Mt r.
t. WILLIAMS,
jy16 iy General Superintendent
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Sunday Arrangement.

On Sundays the Steam Train viii ieave the clt o'clock
A. NJ, in tea Of the llarso Cat.
The Steam FEaq yin leave Tie city Sundays, every hor
either end q the Road every hlihoa from o'clock T. u
until G'ciock f. NJ.
The orae will specis trips from tile lake
a night, whenever required the C0uHc1s must hove
ryiEe due notice,
oanbaaes leave Canal street for lbe Depot every sc RAIN
Pa7cugers are earnestly requested to procure their c
ag At hc oHee under tie Depot C1eoks, return tieie
will az handed 'hum on tlG
m7l q n tNpELY. Superintendent,
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STEAMBOATS,.
- N-'-N--- ,-li7ts s'''N-sN-'-''.-'
MO BILE.=

w-sunH FOR MOBILE DAILY u. y.
sNla EsneSanrner Arrangement The splen,
Hid low pressure packet Oregon,
jas Nc g BsSer, master, Fioridr L. Myers master,
Lake tae with superior accommodations, will trips and
landings follows, unless prevented by ba weather high
low Gsse scoident to boat machinery
IeyiE the I4ss end of the Peutchafsie Railroad DAILY,
thssrriyafof ine L O'Clock Nj train of Mobile
+. GEDDES, Agent,
iy6 If 80 tIravier street.
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- and f9r sie from The nnuactoy Of Massgs y IL BRUINS
WICK 4 BRO, cincinnati Superior
BruNscs Patent Cushions; also Cloths Balls Cues, and all
her trimmings belonging to this line.
All orders thankfully recBiSed and promptly attended to-
A. VI MERRIAM,
ALI IY Gt Charles Bill sEd Rs4ai N @,
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gsbitp Of tes HIarhets.

CaEscErT olrick. No. 10 CANT STREET.
Thursday iioFning, Sept. ~, 1866. s
GGxToN IA Hoad demand prevailed yesterday and the
5000 bales easier prices The idng
aiowet grades while heIeteT qualities continue firm
ssssssssens reiasia our quotations
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CATTL q VI a RKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, September 49, 1890
2as adNnlsvere no Western Reeves aiiich Cows ~
te s. 80 yei Cattle lis suarket sl cotiruss
bare oG Hsgs
FRICEe:
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Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
CANTON, September 49, 1856 Sc bales cotton 10 Green &
6nnap- ae t;arel Hoy &s2 IS WUran Gilmore &co IS do
Payne Hartisoi-3a Khorer &eo-g1 Any & gaclng-22
THOMPSON clark-lS i Adams &eoI7 ii t. NJ Allen
coll Samuel Barrett-i6 G S Rieks-l4 10 d Henke
&co-l3 W GhREnpin &co-l do Al0u Pa sun Sco--g do
Ihernlill &se iuJ Person leo 70 Gillne rewer &co
10 Bnchner stanton Newman 10 Sutefol Brown &c6-lO
Walker SiderH Stewart & Janle.0 Ward Hunt &eo-l0
W Estlm &eo-S Aefen9r, Ray Sc0S j II PulnainS
6ifen SHedes kco-s Lewis 1glesby Watt gco-j Bo
loway Lpnsdae6 Harris sall5 ] Fully Eeo-3 Stills
FcrgtsgD--FotRi 55S bales cotton
PoNTGHARTRAIN
M0BIIPer steamer Flnria9 bales eot!oh Bradley VII
SON Rro bales O LoWbsr &en 70 bales iudse TO
MeStea Value ae u hxs W Haelarie cotton
gins b iratt-suflries to order9ota hales cotton.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

H - s ERE respectfully unnenncc to her friends sss
EIaud the public GENERALLY, that her house now open do
reception OF visitors Ihe unagd electric medicinal
baths can now be enjoyed TO perfection Is the facilities fo
bathing have been greatly Increased and improved Her table
heretofore, will be abEnduy supplied and cyers attention
will he paid the comfort af naid- She urne7y by
her untfng eNerpns, sa actioh all may honor
her by their patronage Being situated al pleasant driving
distance from The villages Of EJyngon and Mdeyic rem
ders The drives 10 those places convenient.
The Abba omnibus viii be in Attendance at landing at
Govingt0n to convey passengers to the Springs.
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u pvaiN e..,........o YElFa

kEsfA ID sdf II o. .DYEtFGs
J.BoNTEMPB, nYER AND sgoCRER,
No. 60 Bourbon street,
Hss tho inform public he sAs lst assumed
ttr buspsss Of the Dyiue Establishment Nc. 10 Royal
and that be will continue heretofore, with careful atts
don for which he Is celebrated,
h manner In which for The Last twelve years ha has satis
ded the his establishment on bourbon
guatanter honor hin wild. their
patronage oT-T
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"a NEW ukLhAHS ORNAMENTAL Il
t 20 HON WttRkSIhe utEiar3ienGd hty eEva inform
sS he public and buldcr geHarsiy that s!tey are mann
W 4s.ugiukgi kinds Of Architectural lluiiding Iron
eE; Il ts5 9atsy s9iler q Magnolia eE5 Esal9 streets
lee in Davidson Row, t9fnudcGt
slDs, Shutters, Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Orcalsr
is,igs, iron bridges, Roofs elc.
HOY ktep Cfantl5 nld Cast Wrauzat IRON Col
9h Fstiatars nd Sash Weights and ~, al orders Of
very i5 non VI GrilGs Columns Store ua Hease FroIs
BEENETT 4 LURsEs Davldsoa's Row,
- ~ Lf 9.a-lrLIalfE steaet.
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r,,sy,.s, A'S,Y1VE,A ts'1gsAlN I,.A9s

bsgaa lflII RDAU-sUN MFK MEN NHEMEsfF-.
&1sEe-ssaE9C Commencing Tuesday, May |, 1860.
E-Fare sad om the Lake, day, only IS eents.
EB~ Pluaso buy tickets AZ the office under Depot.
DEPARTURE OF CARS
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low wssse want Tei or some scedent ost Or Inah1
s = o''os l. n a iEi Ii Agent T. ''0'
5 RED RIVER.
RED RIVER PACKET
laaas eoNF4Sr s
ugaS1aaEp JUNE j, 1850 cApIrAI srocE $4,000
oHiee, No. Front street,
NEW eRLEAss.
C. h President
= Steamer Grand Ezra,
Capt. Ben b. Kouns
EZRA No, a......,. Capt. " T. Scoyeil.
Era No. 5..s,4.......,... Capt, John Kouus,
Era NO g Capt. y. II. Rurusbottou,
Era No. 7.t.,... Capt. Esaae H. KOaus,
THE. spLENp1R LIGHTNING EXPRESS PASSENGER.
Grand Era,
will make weekly trips 10 SEfENEF@RT leavflg NEW OK
EVERY MONDAY, At . o'clock r. NJ,
And SHREVEPORT II
RyFRY FRIDAY, ut 10 o'clock A. II.
passing w Grand Eecre, Alexandria ana Nornas Land
'4s' VI SATURDAY, IN IoseYIG1r. +
ERR No viii With Grand Era ct slEsye9ort for
MI IGs;s sleeve TIC Rsft Y h up as FULTON making
EVERY atoNBAY,
ERA No. will connect with Grand En-; Mt Shreveport
JEFFERSON asvD THE LAKES.
IRA Md and ERA No. will connect for all points Up
per Red SsiSer
ABoyE WHITE OAK SHOALS.
S.. plan Of the cabin of Grand Era be and state
secured for application by letter. telegraph
ssittf - d L. KefNs 4 BROS, Agents
leaves on THURSDAY goth at 8 p. NJ, positively.
REGULAR LSe9V-lSATEIR PACKET
%Ul !, For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand
Ecoe Coushatta, st. Maurice, Montgomery, Cole
landings river-Te new elegant light drought
swift running passenger packet drawing only
irele Dixie ThoS Buckley nnstcr will leave
VIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL,
sells Advertising agent.
Leaves on THURSDAY. Sept. 90 1T p. Nj
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
81 b. For shreveport, Grand Bayou, Cainpte, Grand
Ecore ST. Maurice, Montgomery Cotile, Aeyan-
1ria AermeIi's, Gerton's, Barbins aud all
landings Red rVrrThe entirely new light raugt
fast running passenger packet drawing only inches
Dan 3. Miller, d. f6kceek, muster, will leave
above. Fer freight OF p'sssage apny on board
YIR9INIGS g. DENTEEI,
SELF Advertising Agent.
The Dan b. Miller sill take freight for Aehaialnya.
Leaves an TfIuRen AY. Sept 20, at5 p M
RED isEVER PACKET COM
~ Il. nany-The light draft passenger steamer
Era no. q. kouns, master, will leave above
s4S1zstot Shreveport Alexandria, Soman's, Barb
al landings, giving clear bills through freight
apply board al the office Of tie Company No.
TIRGINIUs G. DENTZFL,
sell Advertising AGENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
POINT CLEAR HOTEL.

A stuated upon the Eastern shore Of Mobile Bay
miles from the city.
This most delightful summer resort and within 100 yards
OF the Hotel the finest salt bathing upon the whole Elsa
and very abundant horses and carriages hire
and good stable accommodations provided band
plays the lawn every evening and daneng
nepts of all kinds provided.
The will Point Clear every even.
ing also, SUNDAYS aud MONDAYS will 20 down at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
+. II. CHAMBERLAIN Il CO., Ptopriotors
Mobile, Ang g. 1860 aulO pm
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caves an THURSDAY. Sept 20, at5P.
II Ed IsEVER PACFNEY COM

nAnS-lhe new, hight draft Passenger steamer
Era Ho.5, Ilouns, master, viii leave as above
ssts1zrstot Shreveport, Alexandria, Notman's, Barb
al landings giving clear bills through ForfFeigt
pasS apply on board al the office Of tie Company, No
Front street.
~ VIRGINIUSC @. DENTZEL,
sell Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
PEoPLE'sLINE.

PEOPLES LFNE-FaR THE COAST,
e9 = BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS - The
ane siaunch and com ortable Passenger Steamer
alzsszszaSa o1dcu Age, Capt, Webbing leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, NJ O'Clock.
The substantial swirl running PASSENGER Steamer II. w.
Powell. GRnt- Heno leaves every TUESDAY EVENING.
hnd i h W. ADAMS 4 90. Agents
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.eHENIc1 ANALYsIs, BY ,H,Ro!EEssoRs IL. Avn "

IG.s2 eEannles.
II mineral water, wheie many ingredients assocacly
held ID soluon it k conceded uncertain how tEse inra
diens chemically united the other We may, how
ever in this cGse. infer tlst the contains
Garbpnc acit sica chloride u magnesium hi carbonate
Of line chl9de p sodium carbonate Of soda srea'n n
tasa bcaro6e oil iron sec 81 sada 3uinU. chloride 5f
sodium, and probably other combinations.
RS line Of omnibusses will tue Springs Mandr=
willie leaving the Spdrgs at o'clock A. NJ. tie
ing boat and leaving Nandeve for the Springs by hr
OF the erFning boat. Fare each WY 81. selb In
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!SBipyiag Snlallissnts,

GgEscrsf & rFIcE, No. 10 Camp s,rssl
ThEEa lay Narnins, September hi iSS8.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-08-17

POTATo YEAsT.-Pare, and boil We
~ tender fifteen medium sized potatoes,
mash fine while hot, add one large spoon
full Of -four, and two spoonsful of sugar,
stir them in and pour on boiling water
Git must be boiling) to make it a thin bat
ter. When luke-warm, stir in one cup
of common yeast, and set in a warm
place to stand over night. This yeast
will keep good two weeks in cold wealth
er, but in summer should be made fresh
for use. This quantity is sufficient to
make eight loaves, and is preferable for
biscuit, mullins, rusk, etc, to any other
kind. In using, it should be strained
through a colander, by pouring milk up
on it, to free il from any Jumps of po-
tato which remain nmashed.-Much il
said and written of the injurious effects
of saleratus in cooking, and we will as.
sure those who win try it that then
bread or cakes made in this way viii be
better with out than with it. Bread made
with this yeast retains its freshness, anc
is tender and good much longer thar
when made with common yeast.