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STREET COMM,R---OFFICIAl,
EIRST DISTRICT POUND-YVas brour,,t
~ 10 the First District Pound Dryades Street
j nlia and Girod Streets estrays- N
Ono bay HORSE about hands high both hind feet white will,
part Of a buggy and harness. - ~ 49, s' VIM
Which IL not claimed within five days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction al said den m
FRIDAY, April 20 1860, n 70 O'Clock, A. NJ. 20 -
New Orleans, April IL, 1860
g. Q. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered April 49, 1860
HENRY DuREI
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tn ONE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
h NEW ORLEANS 1890 ~ : "f
OFFICE No. rs CAMP STREET
Amount q Premiums for the year ending December
Profits the year - IA e.
Assets on 3lst December 1859 III a.
The Trustees have declared dividend Of THIRTY
per CENT after paying SIX per interest on ali the
standing scrip and redeem In cash the issue Of fss6
Interest and Reasonable payable cash on and after Tho
and after the 18th March, 1850 - e '''e op
JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary. ' AAes'ei''-
New Orleans January o. 1852 tain e.
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CuMPYROI4LERS OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, July I, lss6
mo. 212S.l
S ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be and
~ he is hereby authorized and required give notice by
standing advertisement in the official Journal that accordace
with me ninth section Of ordinance No l4i2 approved March
So sa the Council will not any bill The city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
sccordanee with the ordinance referred to. IS =
lSignedl L. TRACY.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
LStgnedl i. H. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen
tsgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and Of the pblic e
specifically called to the foregoing resolution
V.4DuPLESSIS,
Her Tty of Nexpa
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City of New Orleans Apfil iii 1850.
Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, 18th April
ts viii eladicac at ehlce NJ
Tor constructing brick Sidewalks hodered by crtton and
waoue gucts on The north side of St. Andrew street, from
Msgane to Chestnut street, In conformity ordinance No
4s1s 2! We common Gaancii according specifications
all It " DfpI EsSIs (sornpfrolrer.
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ID G. II. HATCHER, No 1876 GRAvIEs ST
- New Orleans, La. ]. N. CURETON Superintendent 81

a. G. r. HATCHER, No 1876 GRAvTER ST
n Slave Depot.
~ Notice Merchants, Planters Traders and Slave own
e-Havng made extensive alterations Accommodations on
old stand prepared receive and accommodate
from TO three hundred slaves for Commission
also accommodate the owners with good board and comfortable
reasonable
Those having business line would do we'll sos
for themselves before looking elsewhere Inducements
offer unegualcd.
good stock of Negroes for sale will be kept constantly
hand consisting of Field Hands Mechanics House Servants
Seamstresses. Nurses, Hair Dfesserb, ETC.
-Iberal advances made property placed in my hands
for sale
Slaves and Texas Mississippi aad Louisiana hoght
and sold
se28 ly @, IF. HATCHER,
NOTICE-AFTER SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
in other Yards Depots will receive them 1875
Grasier street.
jas If O. r. HATCHER.
WILLIAMS d TUCKER,
w COMMISSION MFRGHANTs,
No. I59 Gravier street,
JOSEPH s: WILLIAMS, REH ORLEANS.
w, TrrBv ravIT
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CoMPrRoILEHs OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, April II, 1850
No. 507S.l
Resole That Peter Kleher hereby released from
the contract aindicated 10 him by the Comptroller on the 18th
Of August 1850 for cleaning priyes 81 tie Parish PRISON.
Poice Jail and Insane Asylum Of this city.
Resolved further Tint the Comptroller be he
authorized TO addcste the said days
by the Surveyor.
I'll lSignedl JOHN L, MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
5ss GSigaedl j. o. NIXON, Z
President Board Of Aldermen
[signsdl GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.
Notice Ii hereby given that MONDAY 2d Of April $50
will adudcaie Office, at II o'clock H. The above con
tract. ~ -t5
ali lit v. nuPLEssIs. Comptroller
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JAMES u lie BRETON,
CIVIL ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS
rch III tects.
Successors to j. X. DUNCAN & Gn.-oHce, Nc. n Com.
ne cia
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WklGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
" anu popular family Medicines which they supply
pglsts ana dealers a. Preprietos lowest wboiesae
New Orleans In = ~ M 49, - eteei
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EPAyE DU PREMIER DIsTRIcT.-n n
etc conduit au depot des epaFes du Premier District
Dryades, entire les Julie Girod CONNIE epayes-
un cheval bal environ 10 mains hau les deux piels de
derere bancs parte dun buggy ct d. I'M lariais
- e az animal nes pas reeane dams cinq rais
FESDREDT, 20 d'ayril 1860 Il 10 heures al M y $3.50 y
Q. o. FLETCHER, Gorimissaire des rres
Movable Orleans IL avrii Isfl nd Ii ~ IL "a
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Nv as brought TO the City Police JAIN on the
y 2sth OF Mach 1860 The black hoy MARX Says he be.
iongs TO MT Thomas Stone, who lives at Lake Providence
front teeth missing. = pt
Inc owner will call and claim his according TO law
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police jail
sal5t HENRY ~ F afi nsn,n,ra,s,
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IS 3fzis N hzssls xfssn fat On FRIDAY ApFii r. 1851
~ 81 SdeSle a1ddes ct u oeiesk NJ The above
lA! 5sHs Is u. puPLEssTs. csmptrollsr.
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Ef q iSa GsO 10, GLEET WEAKNESS, PAINS
y mn u the back, ans all Urinary Affections ' : ~
THE GREAT ENGLISH sREMEBY. spErrFTr Corr
~ a.-1hs worldrenowned preparation cures all ssetjma
senetaFe organs whether or chronic Physi
o. England O. France and Of America acknowledge its
Pnrey o. sufferers have been relieved by it
.aaa N composition, il is harmless as is sf-
bodv and becomes inyigoraied and the debtated
.,=z-.aS, b. ABRAMS
,,,- I. Sole agent for the United States,
- " anothefsr- ~ ANN NeyO rleans
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The Board Of Trustees resolved pay six per
tees the outstanding Certificates Of Profits for tbs years
and 1858 and after the second MONDAY in February
ING Board Of Trustees have declared dividend of Ten
fer Cent the earned Premiums Of the Company,
year ending November &c. 1859 for which Certificates will be
issued and after the second MONDAY in February
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SaIasS Z nsfsby given thst sATRDAy 2lst Aufi ls
tApfM a - Ss, - - Y sieeh d, the above
: ~ = V psrftRssIs e,rn,ro,,sr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

lNCENDIARY MATTER. The mail
matter buried in the conAagration on
the Great Western Railway tram, the
other day, was two bags enclosing
several thousand copies Of the New
York Weekly Tribune. 1t was at firsu
supposed that the Car was set on fire
by II spark from the locomotive, buJ
the discovery OF the burned material
suggests II louht as to whether it wa,
not caused by spontaneous combustion
OF the incendiary matter contained
within those two bags. The loss wo'd
have b en- of triling consequence but
for til fact that five Thousand valua
ble Ledgers, containing Cobb's las
thrilling romance, lay alongside til,
Tribune, and paid the penalty o
keeping bad Company. Detroit Fec
Press.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

AN ECONOMICAL STREAK.--The
Mac.a-chcek Press, RepubIicam, is
credibly informed that tue members o.
the Legislature will shortly give no.
tice of the following bills:
IAN act entitled an act to run the
Supreme Court without brains; which
bill provides that said Supreme Court
shall be annually put mp at auction
and knocked down to the lowest bid.
der.
IAN act authorizing the State
Treasurer, Auditor, Secretary OF State
and Attorney General to form them.
selves int" Coal Oil Company,
whereby it is hoped they will be able
to support themselves and families
without beinga Lurthen as heretofore
to the State.
San act authorizing the Governor
to charge ten cents admission to lee.
lures Of his own on Animal magnet.
ism.
San act entitled an act for the bet
ter support of the Ohio Legislature :
wherein it is provide | thar said Leyis
lature shall be boarded at the Peni.
tentiary, lodge down back allies, and
black their own boots"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
The Wreck Of the Hungarian
Terrific Spectacle.

The particulars of the wreck of this
vessel will never perhaps, be ascer.
,talned. No one OH board, so far as is
known, was spared to tell the tate oi
his companions. All went down to-
gether, and sleep together in the same
watery grave. 1t seems, however,
that the laundering OF the vessel was
witnessed Oft Cape Sable by two
brothers named Nikerson, whose
observations are thus recorded by the
Yarmouth (N. S.) Tibune:
AT 8 OcloIk u man named Barry
Nickerson, residing on Cape Sable,
described, exactly in the direction OF
the reef known IL Horse Race. what
he took to b. the light of a steamer. -
hesc lights when first seen were sta
tionary and remained immovably in
the same position for more than half
an hour, then they app ared to move
III II north, esterly direction, and. in
the course Of ten or fifteen minutes, be
came once more stationary. Mr..
Henry Nickerson who resides on
Fish Island, states that he first saw
the light in the position which the
wreck now occupies, at 4 o'clock, and
comprehendng that some unknown
vessel WAS in distress, aroused his son
and his ncighhor, crossed in a fishing
skitfthe inlet which divides the Island
from Cap Sable, and, in the hope Of
attracting the attention OF the crew.
exhbte Il lighted lantern from the
highest pont Of land tina could he
found.
The light OF the unknown vessel
continued to be visible until day
break, when they disappeared. proba,
bly, in consequence OF the fall of the
mast to which they were attached.--
AS day dawned, the hull ola large
steamship was plainly discernablc on
the Great Rip a dangerous ledge
about TWO miles south west of Cape
Sable, tie lorrmost gone, mizzeumast
and smoke pipe only standing, and
the sea making CONSTANT breach
over the ship. The rigging OF the
mainmast had the appearance, accord.
ing to the statements ofour infnrmants,
Of being crowded with human beings.
to the number Of between fifty and
sixty--a supposition we see no reason
to discredit. About halt an hour af- |
ter sunrise, the mainmast was seen to
60 overheard. the Smol, pipe disap.
peared sron atcrward, and the lnizzen.
mast followed about 10 A. NJ. The |
Spectacle is described by those who
witnessed it as one Of terrific gran
deur-tho sea around white with
81 eakers, the doomed ship rolling
heavily as surge after surge broke
against her iron sides, the spray dash.
ing in volumes to the hight OF her
mast head, and the bilIows pouring
in ccasel SO cataracts over the decks.
The violence OF the sea ,lurins the
morning and the early part ot.the DAY
was 50 great that no attempt could he
made to approach the ship. Not even
life boat, it is affirmed, could have
been got with safety through the
breakers which environed the coast. |
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
Postponed UnliI Next WINTER.

The Columbus correspondent of the
Cleveland Louder, in his letter Of the
18th instaat, SAYS:
The strictly anii-slavery measures
Of this session will now bc all. OF
nearly all postponed TILL the next ses.
sion. We had 81 many men here
waO thought at first that Liberty
meant the picture on the hail dollar,
that nothing could be done Tor free
dom till they were through with their
retr"nchmcnr projects. Now hope
they will discover that men are uf
more value than dollars"
That is confirmatory of what we
said anme time ago, All the exceed.
ingIy ultra and t" many OF the Repuh.
licans in Central AMI Southern Orio
disgusting measures which the Aboli
tion Legislature has in store for the
people are now to he postponed till
the next session"-.laid aside until af
ter the Presidential election.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

Rich MEN OF New YORK The
New York correspondent OF tile
Charleston Mercury says:
The late Mr.. Stephen Whitney is
spoken oi in the papers as the third
richest man in New York. should
say he was the second The first. rs
every body knows, is Mr. VIM. B.
Astor His property is not far from
$50 900, 900, ur about twice what his
father lett HIM. About three fourths
OF h smrncy is invcste | in city hous $
aud stores. in eligible locations, from
which he derives an enormous annual
revenue. Mr.. Astur keeps out ol
public lite altogether. and does not
have II large private acquaintance -
To the world he is rather cold and
di>tant-like all other frstclass mill
ionaircs--but in the circle OF his IN.
timare friends he j. said to warm up
and doport himself very jovially.-
Mr.. Whitncy's fortune was about
$40 100000, which is much larger
than that OF Cornelius Vanderbilt,
who has been Set down by som. % the
onnniscicnt journalists rs Gree .ns No
2. of NV York City. Mr.. Wander.
biIt is worth $4,000 geo. perhaps.
After hlm there are u dozen persons
who would claim the honor ot the
fourth place. but shonld give it to
Mr.. Peter Conpcr, estimating lIim at
about 33,000,000. OF citizens who
can honestly call themselves "mil,ion.
aires" there are probably about thir-
ty."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

GARIBALDI's WlFE.-Garibaldi, the
leader of the Italian independence, was
very recently married 10 fair young
woman, amid the greatest rcjoiclngs
Of his friends and the people. 1t now
appears that the marriage was an un.
happy one, and that tire young wife
has already proved untaithiul. The
Gasette de Louanne, of France, has
the following from Lucrrne j"nrnal:
THE young wife OF Garriballi has
arrived at Lucerne, in company with
al adjntanr OF her husband. The off,
Ger being challenged to Il duel by the
general, replied with flight"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

BURNT TO DEATH.--Jimmy McGec,
an lrishlnan, who has been staying at
Diamond Furnace for SOME time. was
burnt tu death on Monday night
He WAS drunk, We learn. at the time,
and has been ~ the habit Of sleeping
out just where he happened to be
when intoxicated, and on Monday
night he slep, ont Of doors with two
quilts wrapped around him, wlfich
caught fire in some way during the
night, and burnt him TO death.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

"The "niggers" who do the
"menial" work at the Capitol are a
shrewd set of fellows. Tuesday one
Of them was standing by one of the
doors of the House, looking in at the
m"mbers. The door,keeper said
Jim, they're taking about niagrrs in
lh r." We'll" was the response,
"dat's der business. Lur bless YOU,
if it wasn't for de niggers dere
wouldn't be no Congress"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
A Man POisons his two Children
and then Himself.

On the morning of March Sth, q
man named Finken died from taking
poison. dc first poisoned his two
children, aged about eight and six
years, and having laid them ont, fold.
ed their hands Hpoa their breasts, aud
LETT them in an unoccupied room
where some Of his furniture was stored
he went to his ho'rl and took the poi
son himself On Tuesday he prison
ed II horse Belonging to Dr.. Searls of
this city, and it is supposed he intend.
ed to shoot Dr. S.. as II ioaded pistol
was fonnd on him, The cause was
the enslrangemrnt Of his wife and her
intimacy with Dr. Scarls, under the
influence OF free love principles. -
Great excitement exists, and Dr.
>earIs has been locked up in the pcni.
tentiary to protect him from the in.
dignation Of the citizens.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
M'ARqHUR HIGH SvHOOL

TI'lIE Second Term viii commence ou Mon
l. day. April o. 1860. Reciations in the
Presbyterian Church in Macarthur.
TUITION. per term of 12 weeks, $3.50 per
scholar in advance.
N. B, No deductions for absences excent in
cases Of protraatsd sickness. j. L. EAKfN.
March -. lssc.-ss'sw,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
Settlement by Guardian.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day
~ of March, A. D. 1850, Spencer C. Webb,
Guardian of Josephus Brewer. filed. in The Pro
bate Court Of Vinton County. Ohio. his accounts
aud vouchers for inspectio on and final settlement
Court on the l4th day Of April. A. D. 1850.
B:P. HEWErT, Probate Judgo.
NsYcb %, Isso.- se'svi
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
THE FAILURE OF THE RICE CRn,

THE FAILURE OF THE RICE CRoP -
Throughout the East, from India to
the shores of the Pacific, saws a Hong
Kong correspondent of the New York
Journal of Commerce., according to
the most reliable information the
past season has been marked beyond
any one for a long series of years by
the failure Of the rice crop, which, as
a means of subsistence, is hardly ex.
ceeded in value BY all the grains pro-
duced in the United States.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
CLARKE'S LIVER PILLS,

Tie Bet Pargatire and Purifier b:tsrsAs People
accepted and Recommended BY Emiamt
PhysiealS
DR. CLARK, tho inventor Of these celebrated
~ Pills is Justly Distinguished for his eminent
abilities anal scientific research. For 80 years In
his extensive practice he experimental in bring
ing the great dcsidcraiun Of u remedial agent b
act a. direct purifier upol the human system,
In this he has been emiuenty successful, as the
numerous certificates from celebrated physicians
show. They are extremely mild in their opera
tion, at the same time powerful and effective In
removing disease. They never give paiA, ~ do
most pLrgalives, but alay it in all cases. In
acute cases they are more speedy in their relief
than any PHI now offered
The proprietor is pleased TO announce that he
has perfected his arrangements for supplying tho
trade 10 the fullest demand.
n. U. WALKER. Proprietor,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
To whom all orders must be addressed. eay- For
sale by dealeTseverywhe here.
February 2, $780, 25 ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

UEvery person must follow his
conscience. There is no heresy half
50 bad as that Of refusing to go &C.
cording 20 ones convictions.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

FINALLY "TURNED Up.-Dan. F
Shriner, Ex.editor Of the Waverly
Tines, we are informed, was arrested
in Ramden, on Saturday last, charged
with having been engaged in u swind.
ling operation in the shape ofan cx.
tensive Gift Enterprise" We have
not learned the particulars, and are
unable to vouch for the truth of the
statement.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
Agricultural A Notice.

THERE will be a meeting of the cfficers md
members ofthc Vinton County Acricultu-
val Society held at the Court Horse on SATURDAY..
March 24tlI, at o'clock p. N. Business of press
importance is to be transacted and AL the Ificers
and as many of the members us possible are ur-
gently requested to be present 'ilH 'II'll
GE0. j0HEsOS, Prcss
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

u The phrase "down in the
mouth" is said to have been origina
ted by Jonah about the time the whale
swallowed him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

o. Mr.. j. l.. Eakin will open u
school on Monday, April 0, for the
purpose ofgiving instructions in the
higher branches oi literature, for
which he is well qualified. He has
been engaged during the winter as
Principal in the Macarthur High
School, and the manner in which he
discharged the duties Of that station
gave entire satisfaction, which speaks
well for the new school. For terms
zee advertisement in another column.
N-~~NO.~J~~.~~-~-~1~-~
UOur friend Il. E. Phillips in
forms us of sad accident which oc-
Cured at Zaleski, on Saturday even;
ing last. ltappears that abont seven
O'Clock in the evening, child about
Is months old, the youngest daughter
OF Mr.. II. B. Robson, fell into cistern
filled with water; and, as there WAS no
person near at the time but Mrs. Rob.
son. who il an invalid. aud could give
no assistance, tho child remained
in the cistern nearly quarter of an
hour; when some Of the neighborS
hearing screams proceeding from Mr..
Robson's house, they ran up and the
little girl was taken ont, and
medical aid called, but it was Of
no avail, as life was extinct. We
sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
son over their great loss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

U The young man, Lord, who es
capped from Jail on Wednesday, the
14th inst, was recaptured on Friday
last on board the Grey Eagle" al
Ohio River packet, by Deputy King,
and brought back on Saturday and re.
turned to his old quarters, hut wAs
liberated in short time thereafter Oh
a writ OF habeas corpus, issued from
the Probate Court. The proceedings
in the case before the magistrate not
showing any charge Of a criminal ma.
sure against the prisoner, he was dis.
charged.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
Ggs Mt9rtbur Democrat.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
H GodeY's Lady's Book for 4 D

O Godeyy'a Lady's Book for Apri
10 at hand. This number is certainly
an improvement on the preceding
numbers. 1t presents as a irOntis
piece beautiful steel engraving emit,
tied, Spring" which cy cells anything
OF the kind we have yet seen. 1t alsu
contains large number OF Fashion
Plates, Embroidery Patterns, &c., to,
gether with reading and poetry, Ev
CRY person desiring Il good Magazine
should subscribe Tor the Lady's Book
Terms $500 per annum. Address
L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia. Pa.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22

FINE JACK SoLD.-"Mr. G. B
Boutwell,, of Vinton County, o.. has
purchased OF James CarDll, Of Ham
ilton Co., his fire young jack. Bucns
Vista, for the round sum of $1,000 co.
Bueua Vista goes hence so Ohio
where the lovers OF fine stock will have
an opportunity OF securing progeny
from this really splendid animal"
We clip the above from the Ken
tucky Flay ofthe 18th inst. Mr.. B
is an enterprising man and believes
in fine stock. He has returned from
Kentucky and brought the Jack with
him. We advise the farmers ana
stock men generally Of this vicinity
to 20 and see him, as he is certainly
one Of the finest animals of the kind
ever brought into Vinton County.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-22
SIDE. WHEEL
P0MEROY And CINCINNATI
sEMI-wEEKLY PACKET,
GREY EAGLE.

A. DoNNALLY, Master. FL. OAKEs. Cpk,
T EAVES Pomeroy every Monday at PM,
IL and Friday at a. NJ.
Leaves Cihcinnrti every Wednesday and Sat-
Passes ror:snouth. going down, every Tues
day at Z. NJ, ard Friday at p. N.
Going mp every Thursday at o'clock A. NJ.
This boat IS A No. /. Her accommodations
have no equal. The arrangements is permanent.
we so,icit your patronage. Prices will be uni
fosm and regular.
Passengers by the afternoon Train on the S.
y II. V. r. r. will connect with this Boat az
Portsmouth for Cincinnati and the West. PriI
ces Of Freight md Passage the Same US by tho
Portsmouth Packets.
J. LoDwICK, Steam boat Aet.
Wharf. Boat. Portsmouth, o,
roemtcl :. 'sS1 -i&fe