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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-11-09
MONEY SAVED rs MONEY EARNED,

MUNET SAV Eds NUN e EARNED!
w know, especially in these hard times when
small change seems To be rather scarce. If you
want to get the worth Of your money in full,
come around to the subscribers Store for You will
not only find CHEAP and GOOD articles there
but You can also get anything you are in need of.
In Dry Goods and Shawls,
you can have anything of the latest styles; Cloth
ing ut all prices and shapes, and Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes. Those who don't know the
fact, can convince themselves that he can sell n
No. /. article at near half price, and by calling
at his place he will prove that what he has said is
gas, he leaves that article for those that cant
do without it. Quick sales aud small profits is
the motto In Jcwclry and Fancy articles he has
good assortment and also few of the latest
styles of Winter Bonnets. S. HEXTER.
Oct. 5, 1S60-62S
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Dissolution

Dissolution
TUE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between Williams & Humphreys,
has been dissolved by mutual consent The notes
and accounts will be found ut the old Stand,
where all indebted requested to call and set
tie at once y. i. WILLIAMS,
Oct. 3, lSGOl a. a. HUMPHREYS.
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Mary Harrison and John Harrison,

N. A. Harrison ct ais.
TNIIE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
l. cause will be taken at the Office of tho Clerk
4 Master in Benton, on the 18th day of Novcm-
Der, 1860. The parties can attend with their
proof. j. III. ALEXANDER, G. d. ".
Nov. o. 1sG0-prs fee Sl-GS3
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PUBLIC SALE.

TINIIE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER AT
4 public sale, on Thursday, 9th December,
1860 the FARM upon which he now resides stu
atcd % miles due South of Athens, McMinn
county, Tennessee, containing
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IN Office.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
Il the Mercantile business at the Stand former
ly occupied by the above Firm. and respectfully
sclicits Il continuance of custom.
S. Y. i. WILLIAMS.
Swcctwatcr, Tenn, Oct. IL, lSG0-lma-G29
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Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Collie

and overcome COMMISSIONS, which, II not speedily
rcmcdicd, end in death. We believe it the best
and surcst remedy il, ne 'ro,id, in all cases of
Dyseniery "Hd DiorAue in children, whether it
ARISES from toething, or from any other cause
We would say to every mother who has n child
suffering from any of the foregoing complaints
Dp not let your Ircj"'iiccs, nor lie prc'"'iccs Of
others, stand between your suffering child, and
the relief that viii he aWc--yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use of hi: Iwodicinc if timely used
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac sinilc of
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is ON the
outside wrapper.
Sold by Drucgi t., throughout the world.
Prinripni 0Acr. M. - Ccd,U st. Nc,c Yo,h.
Price only % Cents per Bottle
Aug. ., lSGO-ly-Gl9
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THE CRUTCHFlELD HOUSE

With all its rights and privileges, including the
Furniture,
and the three Lots upon which the Hotel stands,
No. 50, so and Ga, Chestnut street.
Also, the Three Lots opposite said Hotel, No.
50, 81 and 63, Chestnut street, giving front Of
over coo feet Chestnut street and running
back 236 feet TO other streets.
Also, Lots Nos. 2 and 3, on Carter street. each
fronting 100 feet said street, running bacl;
same width $50 feet to other streets.
Also, Lots Nos. and Z. on Market street,
fronting 2l0 feet on Market street, and running
back same width 200 feet to Rail Road street.
The Hotel property is too well known through
out the Union, to require elaborate descriptions
1t is the best paying property in the Southern
States, situated as it is, Immediately at the large
joint Passenger Depot of the four Rail Roads now
running and terminating here. The Nashville
and Chattanooga, Memphis and Charleston, East
Tennessee and Georgia. and Western and Atant-
ic Rail Roads are now complete: and the Wills
Valley and North East and South West Alabama
Rail Road will be completed and terminate here
in year or two more. \ great portion Of the
grading being now complete, and a portion of the
iron having been purchased, over twenty miles of
it will be laid ana running tins winter, and other
contemplated Roads, among them the Road con
Meeting Chattanooga with Cincinnati (Chattanoo-
ga and Kcntu,ky Centrally The House has been
doing n steady, heavy and increasing business,
without opposition, since October 1880, and its
prospects for continued increase, are very great.
Lots Nos. SO, 81 and SO, Chestnut street, and
Lots Nos. 2 and Carter street, arc very valua-
BILE, being situated near the Depot
Lots Nos. and I, Market street, are fine bust
ness Lots, being situated equi distant between
the business portion of town and river, and have
now erected upon them two large and cummodi-
Gus brick Store Rooms, admirably adapted to
heavy Produce and Grocery Trade.
There will also be sold at same time the Joint
NJ Il G. r q T. .,
among whom, arc Cooks, House Servants, Iron
liable.
TERMS OF SALE, Except as to the Negroes,
which will be sold for cash. one-third Cash.
The balance in six, semi-annual payments, with
8 per cent added, the purchaser giving notes with
approved security TOM CRUTClIFIELD.
Oct. 10 lS60-td-G30 a.t
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G. II. Braine and w. Delano.
UNUE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
i cause, will he taken at the Clerk and Master $
office in Benton, on the 3Oth day of October, 1860
The parties can attend with their proof
J. H. ALEXANDER, c. &C. IT.
Oct. 10, 1SG0-3t-prs fee $2-63S
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John S. Long,

G. T. Brane and W. Delano
TINHE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
i cause will be taken at the Clerk and Masters
office in Benton, on the Both day of October, 1860
The parties can attend with their proof.
j. III. ALEXANDER, c. G H.
Oct 10, 1SGO-3t-prs fee $3.50.
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In Chancery at Benton, Tenn.

OuIIaWny 1OrK,
John Garden.
THE ACCOUNT ORDERED IN THIS
Il cause will be taken at the Clerk Masters
office in Benton, on the 18th day of November,
1850. The parties can attend with their proof.
J. II. ALEXANDER, C. &c w.
Nov. 8, 1SGO--l--prs fec Sl--G33
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Beiow--Conains Up.

Ship Moses Taylor, French, I'm Liverpool It'll Nov,
to Ashbridge & Nephew.
Ship Calender Dickman, FIN Bordeaux Nov ed.
Brit ship Epaminondas, Healey, FIN Liverpool Sth
Dec, to 8 R Scott--cargo, S43 tuns salt to s
r Scott.
Ship Chatsworth, Bergman, I'm Liverpool LIST Dec,
cargo, $50 tuns salt.
Ship Logan, Marsh, = days I'm New York, to Geo
A Fosdick &co
Ship Dragon, Upton, los days FIN Calcutta, to Ho-
bart & Foster-cargo, gunny cloth.
Ship Celestial Empire, Pierce 40 days from Liver
pool to Jas Morgan &co-eargo 614 tuns of
salt to J Morgan.
Ship Mary, Marshall, FIN Genoa, to Baxter, Lowell
Bprk Revolution, Webb, 48 days from Messini, to
Cochran & Hall
Genoese bark Alexandra II, -, from Palermo
with fruit to w G Mepham.
Brit brig Creole, Robinson, FIN Balzs, (Hon.), via
Ruatan, to I de Egana
Mex schr Arrogante, Escalza, FIN sisal to Cam
erden.
Schr Dew Drop, -, days from Kingston (Js,)
with lot of fruit to Sever.
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N. O.. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.


: CANTON, January 49, Is6O-66 bales cotton to
L Adams &co-95 do Warren, Gilmore &co-64
Gutrer, Harrison &eo-4S I Fl Il ] n Allen &co-
81 Carroll, Hoy &co-54 do Payne & Harrson--I9
Ably i Catching-13 Walker & Snider-62 Byrne
Vance &co-34 Lewis & 0glesby-27 Lloyd & Fri
erson-27 Block, McAfee &co-55 Buckner, Stan
ton L. Newman-l3 A d Henkel &co-I3 Wright &
Allen-l7 II D Cooper &eo-l0 Lane, Salter Geo
10 Winston, Morrison &co-l1 Thompson d Clark
III Thornhill &co-9 Slaughter, Smith & Shotwel
8 A M Hopkins &co--9 A Tully &co-6 A Levi &
COZ n Rhorer &eo-5 do Foley, Avery &co-4
Friedlander 4 Gerson-7 do Battle, Noble &co-4
Murphy, Sykes &co-S ] Is Cromwell----3 Hem
derson, Terry &co--3 McLemore, Rayburn &co-3
Watt Noble--53 Mcfarland & Barksdale-5 Go
Campbell Il Strong-5 pc Dodd Il Bateman-66 do
Rotchford, Brown &co-lo Gillaspie, Brewer &co--
10 Gallagher, Wales &eo--l0 do A H May &co-5
do Coleman, Britton L Withers-Total 924 bales
cotton
N. o., oPELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, Jan 26--7s bbls molasses to
Slaughter, Smith & Shotwell-l50 do Perkins &co-
IL do "a hhds sugar Lobit & Charpantier-30 do 30
bbls molasses Fellowes &co-35 hhds sugar to Al
Miltenberger-30 do w G Hewes-25 bbls moasses
Hare &c0--l2 hhds sugar Q Nelson &eo--25 do
West, Renshaw & Gammaek-39 do w Jackson l.
COIL bbls molaases Laforest Il Desmares-35 hlf
do Byrne, Vance Seo-3 bbis sugar to Rotchford.
Brown &co-l do + Delpit-26 bales cotton Eel
loves &co--3l do do Beflocq, Noblom &co-56 do
L Dufho-10 do Gordon Il Gastillo-l0 bales moss
Gerard-sundries to order-Total 123 bales cotton
208 hhds sugar 29S bbls moasses IS hf do.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer Guba-29 bales cotton to
Winston Morrison &co-I do Battle, Noble eco
l4D do Farley, Jurey &co--4 Black K Byington-e
Tarleton, Whiting 4 Tullis--34 to order-2O W S
Donnell &eo-6O bales osnaburfs Peet, simms &eo
-sundries to R Geddes- order--Total s3I bales
cotton.
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Passengers.

Per ship Adelaide Belle, I'm Liverpool-2 cabin
passengers.
Per ship Regulust I'm Bordeaux in cabin SO in
steerage.
steerage.
Per steamship Chas Morgan, from Galveston and
Indianola- Mr New. wife and Child A Wood and
lady, Mrs Darlington, Nolan, wife and children,
Miss and Mrs Hughes, Miss Branan, Mrs Toilet, Mrs
Burr, Miss Lawiess, Miss Muller, Messrs STANDARD,
Friedbryer, Graves. Larran, Southland, Ferguson,
Wright, Persen. Buckery, Gnrran, Railer, Miller,
Scarf, McHenry, Bowman, Burke Harris, Riddle
Gayle, Cockelot, MaIlet, Darden, Dixon, Dickerson
Stith, Swilley, Ewing, Norman, Rawlins, Lacoste
Lofter, Duff 40 on deck, s negroes.
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lShon, Y said i Dutehmaii, You muy say what
ypa please bout pad neighbors have had te yo,ss
seine hone init dere ears split, and fodder day two
81 hem come home missing.
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Memoranda.

~ Capt Robertson, of the ship Adelaide Belle,
reports that on the 21st Nov, when in the English
Channel, Mr. Stewart, LIST mate of the ship. and a
native lof Ghareston,s Is. c1, was washed off the
anchor and lost.
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NouyELLE- ORLEANS, p JUN 1859.
III Honorable tIonseil Gonnun de la Nonyele Orleans
PETITION Dies soussignes respectueu-
feptsente que majoriie ie1ue la ehartre de
petition ills demandeht Sotre homo
corps dadoptef resolution antnsant ie cnolef
yendre apes rinq Jour davis dams v Eaze oeee Up sa
CONNECTION baHluetes bqnes sur les aenN
irod Champs psveue Lafayette
Iouyra eyr etre fat specifications du de
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U.S.. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKA-

U. s. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAKA-
~ ~ pas Daily. in connection with the N. O., o. and
u. W. Raroad--The fast steamer ST. nIary,J
Attikson master, built expressly for passen-
and light freight will with the 0peosas Railroad
leaving Berwcks Bay daily for Patersenye Csnerve and
Saturdays eharenan Jeanneetis and New Town. connecting
the latter place with fourerse mail coaches Martini
Lafayette, Grand Goteau, Opeiousas and Washington
Running time from Now Orleans Washington twentysix
hours, being tho quickest route travelled.
As the St Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upeight than In trade
Shippers will please tile boat their dray receipts.
j. NJ JOHNSON Il CO., W.
5f No. 5 Old IeYee Agents
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NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DIR. R. NJ GRAHAM-AH
IN having claims against this succession present
them properly authenticated and ali hos indebted will make
immediate thereof Mrs MARY W. GRAHAM, adj
minsratria, or to the undersigned, her agent.
GHAS. NJ. WATERMAN,
d. corner Of Common and Magazine streets
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fashionable doctor Iately informed his friends.
y large company that he had been passing EIGHT
days In the country. -
g, said enc Of the party, & ii has been an
Honnssa ~ one Of the city Journals
8 Ali, said the doctor, stretching out his Ione
5 Heck very eagerly, pray, in what terms was L
announced =
IS VII Ys Al well as can remember, it was nearly
"a Che following There we're last week seventy
ssren inierments less than the week before .
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Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at & PM
REGULAR SEIREVEPORT u. s.

M Phtket--Fof Shreveport.
Bayou Gonshatta, Ganipe Grand Ecore St Maui
ice, Montgomery, Durand's, Gote Alexandria,
N1mans arbn's and all intermediate landings river
The magnificent and fast running packet Id. III.
Hodge, O. II. Marshall master, will leave above and
every alternate Saturday throughout tbs For freight
or passage apply on board
YIRGINIus C. DENTzEIi,
A dyartis AUanf
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UPPER MIssIssIPpI.


Leaves FRIDAY. Jan. q. BPM
ST. Louis Cairo and Sesy Orleans Railroad Line
FOR ST. LOUIS-CONSEGTINCf AT
w. Cairo with the Illinois Central ST. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Rhilroads-The ane
saE.zassE1s regular Passenger packet Minne-
haha, aapt Voolfolk, master, viii leave for ST. Louis md
A. 20 landing As above For freight through
Passengers and shippers rely the punctuay Of iris
steamer - -
No berth considered engaged until paid for
A plan Of the cabin secured nv an,
ruercial Place. ' -
N. D. The above steamer will freight for Memphis
Napoleon Vcksbnrg Satcez and al the and will pay
strict attention to all way and plantation business.
= ~ EIRGINIuS G. DESTXEII
lh2h Advertising Arre1t
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Exports.


BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA INDIANOLA -per
steamship Arizona 800 bbs -four $50 seeks corn 100
scs coffee 300 pkgs groceries 140 pkgs govt stores
$50 bales dry goods ia cases do
BoST0N-Per bark Ssxony-l255 bales cotton
s749 horns.
PERNAMBUC0 Per bark Braziiiera-91ss bbls
flour 100 bbls pork 100 bbls beef Sis do rasils 500
kegs lard 100 casks rice l2i4 scks corn.
NEW YORK VIA HAYANA--Per steamship
Cahawba 433 bales cotton 274 pkgs lark SO pkgs
stearine tes do LOT pkgs mdse 6 bales skins 1850
SO bbls beans GA ties hams do shoulders so do tai
low 100 bbls do 100 bxs cheese 100 bxs candles
LIYERP00L--Per ship Kate Prnce-ss52 bales
cotton $50 bbls cotton seed 1000 stayes
BARCELONA Por bark Maria-4l229 bales cot.
ton $500 slaves 20le hides
BARCEL0NA-Per bark Servandita-5l bales
cotton 1000 slaves.
. PHILADEIpHIA-p gehr G II Rogers 2l2
hhds sugar s5s bhls molasses 100 empty bbls 100
emit csks. wv
MoBILE-Per sehr Mime ina. ha-loo hills ,vbis.
Ky ia bbls -four ties hams tc lard hhds sugar
l04i scks corn II hf 6 bbls molasses cks bacon
los coils rope.
HAvRE-Per ship Portland -26s2 bales cotton
HAMBURG Per ship Gillert-lsse bales cotton.
HAVRE-Per eambria-s523 bales cotton 5000
slaves. IVY
INTERNATIONALLY bark Alice Tainter-l7se
bales cotton.
LIyERp00L-Pe ship E A Bright-l425 bales
cotton 6O00 slaves.
\. QUEENsT0wN-Per ship Young Eagle--23o2
bales cotton.
LIVERP0oL-Per ship Merrie Monarch sG6s
bales cotton 1900 slaves.
BOSTON Per bark Atlas LAG bales cotton
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NEW ORLEANS, June %, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the city of New Orleans:
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specuIy showetf that the majority required by the city
charter having signed this petition they pray your honorable
body resolution authorizing the Comptroller 70 sell
after i've DAYS notice tile official journal the contract for
making brick sidewalk both sides Of GiIod street from
Eysia Fields Lafayette Avenue The work 10 be
done according specifications of the City Surveyor.
Edward Jones' ID teeI
q. randely, ~
II. Benen, Az -
Michael Oiwall, 30
Joseph e.. Pearce, ~
Emile Feung, 10
s. BERNARD, IS
Henry Dutsch, ~
Henry Schultz, 80
John listed, - -
L. Outlet, So
ii. d. Kau2 l5U -
+. MAJ, ~ 80
j. kefner, ~
Joseph Spre, LD
A. Pons Valencia, IVY
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
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= Mamma, q said i promising youth 81 some four
Fl ave gears all people are made ef dnst ANT
aiggera made Of coal dnstg''
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Leaves on TUESDAY, 3lst inst, at P NJ
REGULAR HURRICANE. CA RO-

g h lima Bluff aud Shreveport Packet-Fnr Hurricane
Carolina Bluffs, Shreveport Grand Bayou
azs@zsssA Campei Grand Ecors, eonshatta Mauriee
Mong Cotiie, Alexandria, Noman's Barbins all
Intermediate landings Red riserThe new elegant light
drabgt and very swift running passenger packet
Ieeomte, c. Johnson MASTER will leave above. For
freight passage apply on board -
FIRGlNIUS G. DENTzEIA
JAZZ Advertising Agent.
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SHERRY-aO, 4 casks Harmony Nephew, for sale BY
jag Corner OF GnayieI and New Levee streets.
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UNITED STATES
Leaves every MONDAY atbP
REGULAR ARGYLE LANDING

fsT h and Gteensi!e Pnekct-The new yefy swim aud
magnificent passenger packet Gen. John
sassa A. Quitmnn, J. W. Cannon, MASTER viii
positively leave q above for Argyle Landing Gfeenye
Creek Landing, Point NorthDgon Carolina Landing Lake
Washington, Grand Lake Ashton Pitchers Point stpwhs
Landing stnek Island landing Lake Providence Mllkens
Bend Vieksbarg Wansnon Grand Gulf 81, Joseph Rodney
MaeTpros sstche5 Fort Adams, Red River Landing Bayou
SaI Port HUDSON Baton Rouge, Paquene Donadsonyite
board, = f7N 'fP'' 80
at Vcksburg.
g VIRGISfUS C. DENT2EI.,
F. Advertising Agent.
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pETITIoNs---oFFICIAL.

PETIT1ONS---OE
new ORLEANS, June 70, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
spectfuy weih that the majority required By the
City Charter having signed this petition they pray honor
able TO pass authorizing The Comptroller sell
after five days notice in the official Journal the contract for
making sidewalk the north side Of ST. Avid
em Eysian Fields Arts street The work to be done
g. / 4 soulia, 2s5 feet
L. Michel. Jr., 80
Joseph Griloi, - lb
JoSsn koenig, 2lb
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
observation-disclosures q JUN 1859.
Honorable Gonse Gonimun de Ia NouYelie ORLEANS
+ A PETITION .desi soussignes respecfueu-
IL fepreene que la maioritd feqnse par Ia noayee
eartre de la Vile ayan gnde eee petition lis deandent
honorable corps dadoper resolution autoFant 10
oleur yende apes cnq ioRrs PAWS dams Ia gzee ocele
pour Ia coneciion de banquetie branes sur e
la rue Slvid des Champs Elystes Ia des
ougrage deyra fat dapres les specifications du
ypyer dc Iii vile.
B4A Soulii 2S5 peds
L. Michel, Jf ~
Joseph Grill0t, 10
Jossn Koenig, ZIG
JAS. A. HOPKINS
d2s law8w Seeretare da Bureau des Asst. Aldermen.
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Leaves on SATURDAY February T. at 5P NJ
FOR SHREVEpORfT q IA NJ m

~ h Bayou Geuslatta, Gampte, Grand Ecore
rce, Montgomery, Cotile .lesandria Eorman,s
lsarbn's and all Intermediate landings Red
RiyerThe elegant light daugh swift running pas
senger packet Grand Duke, Samuel Applepate, muster,
Will leave above freight
ia23 Adyeriisin n AGENT.
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-fsg b packetgfor Mnden. Moscow, Point bolivar
lsfs Mouth of Losgy Bayou, Grand Buyon, Campte
nsszaszzs irand Eeorc, II. Maurice Montgomery Collie.
Alexandria, ketmans Rabins and all The Intermediate land
ngs on Red irerrhe entirely fast running light dranght
passenger packet steamer Milton Relf Chas Hall Muster
Will leave as above For freight passage apply board
YIRGISIUS G. DENTIEL.
1al3 Advertising Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.


MEMPHIS PACKET
kakaEs EIsss.l LINE tisso. $500
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY
WIN RIM their boats during the 1859 and 1860 al fol
lows.
One of the boats Memphis Orleans Line Will
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
AT 8 o'clock p. NJ.
MONDAY BOATS.
Ingomar... u. ID. Clarke Muster.
Nebraska ...................A. B. Irwin, master
WEDNESDAY, BoATs:
John Simonds. u. r. Smith, MASTER
Eclipse. Observation-Disclosures. I. Spots master.
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast. ................ VIM wray, masier
IL. r. w. Hill T. II. Newell, master.
THE vICKsBuRa AND MEMPHIS LINE,
-To.wtT-
a. bennington, master.
Kate Frisbee. .........,.....J. Lee, master.
@ VacG0r1R.,.. w. Hanck, master.
Leave Vicksbnrg at 12M.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving New Orleans Railroad every
evening in the week but Wednesday evening can thus mako
close connection at Vcksbg with the
Lines These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
MEMPHIS AND oHIo RAILRoAD
FROM MEMPHIS, tenn.
Ahofhs passengers choice Of East North and West
I from that point.
For through tickets freight reliable information apply 10
"a Meinphis racket Office ST. Charles Hotel, left wing.
W ~, Arpnt
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Imports.

INDTANoLA and GALVESTON steamship
Chas Morgan-54 bales cotton A D Kelly &co-lA
Cleveland Bros Eco Is Bradley, Wilson &eo-l0
Battle, Noble &co7 Pritehard Il Flower 2 do
civilians skco-100 sacks cotton seed N Hamn-
800 hides to Preau Il CoutHrie- sundries to order
Total log bales cotton.
BRAZ0S SANTIAGO Per steamship Indianola
s. .545 specie Graner &eo-sl ,720 J de Egana
$50 Talamon & Dessomes-i3 lead horses B
pever-l2 COWS horses z 81 Lopez-Total 81 OILS
specie.
KINGSTON, JA-Per sohr Fire Fly-a00 bags
coffee 80 tuns wood and lot frnit to order.
MATASzAS--Per brig Alpne-47I bbls molasses
IS tcs do 335 hhds do PUG Brothers,
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Leaves on FRIDAY, 2Itli inst, nj Bpm
REGULAR RED RIVER PA

. IT, h-For Shreveport, Grand Bayou Goushatta
eampte, Grand Eeore, st. Maurice Cattle Alex.
ihda and all intermediate landings on Rel river
he splendid and running passenger w n,
Campbell John Hart master, will leave above For
freight or passage apply on board
yIRGISIUs G. DENTzEf,
1a23 Agenf
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STEAMBOATS,.
0UACHITA RIVER.

Leaves FRIDAY Jan. ~ nj s p M.
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS,
~ n Champaenolle, Wilmington, Pigeon Hills, More
Gary vile, Marie Saline Extra Alabama Landing
~ 0nacha City, Lochlomond Month Of n'Ar-
Gonne Trenton Monroe Pine Bluffs Columbia Iiarrisenearg
riyesThe splendid swift running passenger packet
steamer Tigress, A. B. Hopkins, MUSTER will leave
above and remain III The trade the entire For freight
vIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL,
isl9 Advertising Agent.
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ENGLIsH PICIxLEs-sa bbls Crosse 4 Black wells
II English Pickles.
PIE FRUITS-I50 boxes Whyhrow'f: For sale BY
FISHER Il SHARP, 64gs7s
ia23 Brokers.