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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
A Recruit for Lincoln.

The Madison Argus d: Democrat con-
tains the following letter from q we'll
known and leading Democrat of Dane
County: 4 49, 90, = .'. :
Editor O the Argus and Democrat:
SIR desire, through the medium of
your press. to announce my resignation of
the position which I have the honor to
hold, as Chairman of the Democratic Cen
tral Committee for the County of Dane.
1 am impelled to take this course from
the fact that | cannot consistently support
either OF the Democratic candidates for the
Presidency, at the ensuing election.
1 cannot vote for Breckinridge, because
he stands upon the pro-slavery platform.
L . do not deem it advisable to vote for
Douglas, for the following reasons: -.
lst. He cannot be elected.
I'd. Voting for him only ino-o-s-s I'll,
chance of the election Of pro-slavery cam
dida:c. - !, = . -
Sd. The resolution adopted at Balti-
more, which is endorsed by Douglas, in
his letter accepting the nomination, SUBJ
stantially comedies, SO far as princip pie is
concerned, all that the secessionists de-
mand. 1t virtually declares that the Dem:
ocratic party will not only abide by the
"Dred Scott" decision, but will also favor
Congressional legislation to enforce and
carry it into efect-which means t'inter-
vention" if it means anything. .
4th. The ultraists of the South, by
their action in tho National Convention,
elsewhere, have forced upon the Union
men Of the North the necessity Of taking
one extreme or the other, upon the slavery
question-my choice is the extreme for
Freedom rather than the extreme for !Sla-
gerry. g..
I intend, therefore, to vote for Abraham
Lincoln for President, believing that he
can and will be: elected, aud that his cleo
ton will teach the pro-slavcry men Of the
South a profitable lesson, while at the same
time it will further the best interests Of
the whole country. FRANK H. F1RM1N.
Madison, July 18th, 1860. .-.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
A Sad State Of Affairs in Kansas,

A correspondent of the Chicago Press
& Tribune writing from Lawrence, Kan
sas, July 7th, gives deplorable account
Of the failure Of the crops, and the pros,
pective destitution of the people of that
unlucky territory. Wemake the following
extract from his letter: ...-. :
"Where corn was planted, less than half
has come up, and many fields have not one
half as much alive now, as was seen ten
days ago. 1t is continually dying out, and
what remains can by no possibility make
one-half Of a crop. In many cases farmers
have abandoned all work in their fields.
and utterly despair of anything to support.
life this year. In ordinary cases, where
wheat fails, he plants the same ground with
corn and potatoes. Then if corn fails, we
SOW in buckwheat, turnips, &c. But now,
all that is vain: No seed can vegetate-
everything fails. It would be as reasona-
BILE to expect an oak to thrive in pan of
dry ashes, as for any seed, large or small,
to reproduce its own kind in our soil.
A failure of all the common crops, there
fore, seems inevitable. Even the prairie
grass is killed out SO that for miles iiro
would spread as in autumn. The cattle
suffer greatly in many places for both faod
and water, and what is to become of them
in the winter is problem. Some of the
bottom lands will afford a little hay, but
none will be cut from the high prairies,
nor will there be any Hungarian grass Eerl
millet grown. Sweet potatoes are regard
ed as among the most hardy plants, ,csIe-,
cially in dry seasons, but with few exccI:,
tions, where abundant watering has kept
them alive, they too, arc giving up the
ghost. There seems to be nothing left on:
which to rest the faintest hope. Where is.
our relief? The masses here are badly in
debt; their farms arc encountered, and
they haze no'other resources. The crop
Of this year was their all. 1t; seems qnitsi
as impossible, under these circumstances,
to get away as to live comfortably here
and whore Is the remedy ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
CAMPAIGN SONG.
Tttne-"DU DA."

Znne-'.Du DA."
There 8 an old plow t.hoss'' whose name is ssDug'
Du da, du da,
He's short and thick-a regular t.plug,":
Du da, du da day. .....- a.: .~,0,..
CHORUS.
We're bound to work oil night,
We're bound to work all day., .::.
III bet my money on the '.Lincoln hoss, u
Who bets on Stephen A z =: '!.i
The .:Littlc Plug,' has had his day,
:: Du da, du d., -. -. : ...,-
He's out Of the ring by all fair play, ~
Du da, du da day:
CHonus-Were bound, SC. l.. ..:'
He tried his best on the Charleston track,
=. Du da, du do, ..~: .: >I"Jack,' ~
But By he couldn't make time with his ':squatter
Du da, du da day. - =. ,..
"Old Abraham's" we'll bred nag,
His wind is sound hell never lag.
Du da, du da day ~,
In '5s he tried his gait, - -
Du da, du da,
He trotted Douglas through the State,
Du da, du da day. - "...
In 80 now we're going to trot,
Du da, du da,
So tplank' your money on the spot,
Du da, du da day. =. -
The tsLincoln hoss'' will never fail,
Du dn, du da, =: --,.. ....
He will not shy at ditch or t.rail,'
Du da, du da day. E''I ... ."
The ':Little Dug" can never win, =:
Du da, du da, o.. .....
That Kansas jobs too much for him,
Du da, du da day. ',' T.
His legs are weak, his wind unsound, . j Il.
Du da, du da, .,..,
His 'sswitch-tail' is too near the ground,
Du da. du da day. - - :, Il
CHoRUs-We're bound, &C. c. Nm
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

We copy: from the Philadelphia b.quir-
or, part of the speech of Hon. John Hick-
man, of Pa; delivered July oath, in Con
cert Hall, Philadelphia -. ...;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

DR.. w. B. SIMONTON,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his Professional
u Services to the Citizens of St.. Cloud and
its Vicinity.
Residence, Lower Town, second house south
west Of Ravine, formerly occupied by Mr..
Kilbuorne.
b6r Particular teatntion given to Operative
urgery. Svo1O-lny
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
T. W METZROTH,

.:;MER RCHA NT TAIL OK,
nEALER in Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres
IL Vestings, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
goods, 60 the inspection of which he invites
bis friends and the public. g..
dec1O, l857-1y ~-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
r. n. BARRETT j. =
Civil Engineer and SURVEYOR.

Dd5> Office on First Street, Lower st. Cloud
Maps of all surveyed lands, and plats of al
the leading towns of Northern Minnesota, can
chad at all times at my Office.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
n F. & G.. a n D REV s,

.:Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
Groceries, and Crockery. Main Street, Lower
Town, st. Anthony, Minnesota. 81, v2n3O:1y
DF Produce taken in Exchange, for Goods.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

STE PH HEN MIL L e r..
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
ST. CLOUD, :~:
..+. Lower Town.
Win make collections, invest money, buy,
sell or loan land Warrants, and enter purchase
or dispose of Real Estate.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

ST. ANTHONY BOOK STORE
j. EIECFTNG-A-N,
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN >r
BOOKS, ,:ssTATIONARY, WALL PAPER,
:FIsHENG TACKLE. POCKET CUTLERY, 3.
.4,, FANCY ARTICLES; TOYS, sc. ~.
Three doors above the fremont Hotel,
St. Anthony, Mn.
4 June, 10, 1861 s2@ :o51 ;vollno1s, Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
STEPHEN KILLER " HENRY sw1ssHEIN
REAL EsTAT E AGENCY

n ST G LOUD, M1NNEsOTA'1 :, 81
yrHE undersigned offer their services to loan
money upon best real estate security Send m
to purchase and sell property either real or
persot.ail,g Tor reasonable commission < i
They have now for, sale, at low prices: r~3
20 quarter sections Of good land.
SO lots, lsome improved. in st. - Vlo1o. .,
20 g, in Nininger city, ,.a-...4m.,, .e 5..,..s;
- To- e. In Mound city, Illinois. y zs'-s
MILLER & SWIsSHELM Il
st. Cloud. Ma II 1a5a-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-28
FOUHTn DISTRICT oognT r Z. WooLFoLK, y. TIENEl
II, 4. IA XXX LIZ, +
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans

lllU.- NO II, 8l62, @
,rff de Geri faeists, a
bic Qtgtfieme Genr de District
atfatre ri d1ssis. je proeGtlerai le
midi, aFtlutGEde Ia Clio raa
iuGsmp ct des afagasins, a la
Ms dc passage on de vote, AJAX
$, poteaux, Instruments 81 fran
IS incidents aux iigles de ct an
telegraph de In Noilvelle Orleans
ei9fleans pat la=yoie illi fieuta
e, Clinton, Louisiana, ct tlepuis
. dR Grand Ghcmin de fer de la
m en- PEASANT par l'Iifat de la
oil des dis drnits. instruments
ftninaut Il lcr doiGillet 1889.
i moment de Republication.
Z. n. PARKER.
htt.if de In PerniSse d'orlasns. -
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beautifully fitted up, and her general pc ssenger
accommodations are unsurpassed. Her officers
are gentlemen Of ability, and those WHO come into
direct communication with them wiii find them to
BE Al courteous and accommodating as they ere
efficient in the discharge of their official duties.
Passengers can procure passage ON this packet By
applying on board, at the Office Of the Company,
No 81 Camp street, where plan Of the casin can
he seen.
2. AZ. Eep@et for 81, osis.-The regular pas
senger packet L. NJ. Kennett, Capt.J. r. Reach,
commander, will leave at o'clock this evening,
for Memphis, Cairo, St. Louis and way landings
The Kennett has excellent passenger accommoda,
tons, snd is in all respects suitable packet.
Gsettol for Bayoa Sera. = The express o. S
mail passenger packet Capitol. Capt. ". B. Ba
rance, commander, Mr.. E. s. Mumford, clerk
leaves at o'clock Sunday morning for Bayou
Sera.
City OF Madison for Ch,ctaaati.-At . o'clocl
this evening punctually, the large aud superb pas
senger packed City of Madison, Captain j. Neal
commander, Mr. Collns, clerk, leaves for Mem
phis, Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati. We com
mend the City of Madison to travellers, with the
fullest confidence that she will give the most com
plete satisfaction. Her passenger accommodations
are excellent, and her reputation for speed, com
| fort and safety is second to none.
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Sglpplna sIatsllIgsnfe..
cRxscxsr orrior, No. 10 Camp Street,
- N sn.1trriar Morning ,InlY d 1884

Saturday Morning, July q, 1860, 8
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer " H Webb, Leach, for New York. in bal
last, Master
Ship Danube, Golding, for Barcelona,
Avendano Bres
Ship E N Arndt, Haslop, for Bremen,
Baxter. Lowell &oe
Ship George Green, Fairbanks, for Genoa,
Baxter, Lowell &eo
Ship American Union, Lincoln, for Bremen,
Baxter, Lowell Ace
Sehr Red Fox Richer, for Tampico and market,
Goldenbow 4 Lesparwe
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Ro1cea That an extension of sixty a ss FROM pronu!-
salon Of This resolution be aH the sshf granttd 20
Frank Bofge 10 complete the following Isets with The
city, yRs
Isl For making brick sidewalks ETC. Dc of Nnsic
street tfana CsAis to Morales sttct
"a, Zoe eyeS sidewalks etc, en- both sides Of bnutart
Mn ls9a Eysaaa Fields Cotton Press street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-28
al Po.N1 es.Hs :. IEoTaa., nAsTEsN snoRE,

- POINT. CLEAR f4OTfG1z, EASTERN SHORE,
ffa:sa Mobile Ray.
MaA The above Justly celebrated Watering Place will be
opened for the reception Of Visitors about the 10th Of June
the Pohrietors er themselves that the reputation Of the
shall not deeriorae for Of The good appoint
ens and good fare which has heretofore characterized IT.
Tile location for health unsurpassed in the South was
New Orleans and Mobile during The Of isS3-sS not
sigte Of yellow fever originating Point Clear
The Sa Bathing equal the Gulf Coast andis Within
few yards OF tho Hotethe temperature of always
agreeable Fresh Shower as be had any time
Fish md Oysters abundant during the entire season
Cool Stable accommodations provided for all who with
keep their carriages and horses The drives in the vicinity
shaded with magnolias oaks cedars pines etc., beautiful
and extend IN every direction.
All the usual Watering Places such as BIZ
fards Bowling, Pistol Gallery etc. will he provided end will
be ander the charge OF anxious please
for those fond Of Aquatic Sports will net be neglected
good Band Of Music secured will play the lawn
afsernoons--and for dancing, aveungs
ne OF Magnetic Telegraph established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter Of the Union.
The line low Steamer Greseentn will ply regularly
b#fwecn Mobieana Point Clear leaving Mobile every evening
and on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Will 10
Mobile by the morning hants.
E Sianld THIS sghedae be changed notice will be given
repeoEs return their sincere thanks 10 the public
na Their FONT Clear Hotel and hope place themselves
renewed obligations.
r. H. CHAMBERLAIN & CO.
PIeprstors Point Clear Hotel
Mobile AaY i. 1850 Also OF Battle HOUSE, ut Mobile.
mYsl tisy
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mo 5290.J
Reore That the Surveyor be and he is hereby authorize
10 the both sides of Bien2le street from RAN
part to Claiborne be raised and regarded civ
proper drainage in said vicinity and carly date
practicable.
ISignedl M. J. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed LEA F. BAKEWELI4,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July q, 1860,
jy2S LSgnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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BREMEN Per ship NJ Arndt- SIG hhds to-
baeco.
GENoA-Per ship George Green $50 hhds to.
bacco 1000 slaves.
BREMEN--Per ship American Union--l140 hhds
tobacco 1880 horns II ,00e slaves SO bbls rosin
TAMPICO AND A MARKET Manifest not to
be seen.
BARCELONA-Per ship Danube 200, $50 slaves
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Lafourche, Brown, FIN yicksburg.
Capitol, Baranco FIN Bayou Sara.
California, Hopkins, FIN Mobile.
Minnesota, McHusband I'm Washington.
Towboat Victoria, Steele, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea ON the 22a inst, barks Sar-
telle and Argean-brought up ship Stephen
Baldwin and bark Arctic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-28

No. a305
Reor That The adjudication by the Comptroller on
the TN Jnne 1861 d The contract for making bridges and
crossings in First District including REPAIRS j. CowHnd
security h Moorestor $3.50 be and the
hereby rejected and the Comptroller authorized redeate
the same after five deys notice in the 0ficiN Journal
Signedi LEA +. BASEW ELL.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl j, q. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
approved July =, 1861
iy2s Signed JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor
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mAYORALlTY---oEeFIClAI4.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, July n, 1851 :
a5s Common Council OF the City of New Orleans.
INC. saS5.l
Re Thst lesve of abseEe for weeks he and the spos
Il hereby granted to the City Attorney and that W. b korms
EQ accepted his Substitute flee of Charge the
lSigHodl j. @. NIXON,
President BOARD o. Alder nseu v
iSignedl LEA F. BAEEWETI4
President Board of Assistant AID eIueu.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-28

Rssora That in Accordance with Sh section the char
approved III February 1859 and iii uttherance of the fe
age,t ot the General Assembly Of the SAFE Of Louisiana son
Orleans approved March lf 5 ftefc hereby appropriated
Tor tic fine PHbiir Schools a aatuou,
education the children esidNg in eHe district CITY
the terms i've mouths om die II Of August 1851 the
u Que hundred and twrive thousand hundred
lars Sl12 $40 be appropriated dc oaf stts as
follows: To The E District HE Of thfyiS Thousand one
hundred and seventy dollars $50 T 10 the second Dis
tfiei tue sum Of thouNpd three ined aud eighty
doiars isS the Third District, The
thousand three dollars 10 The Fourth District
the TWEEN three thousand hundred and eighty i've
dollars tS2s 2S5l
R,1re IgAe 1st Ro more than one Rftl of said Rppro-
pria shall rs draw sA "a month"; aud all drafts Of the reec
I've Boards of School Directors shall he maein accordance wi
The provisions ofdaane No. l754 approved July 2ah 1850
Sigaedl LEA +. BAkEWEt4L,
presi,, vi Bnard o. Assistant Aldermen
Signed j. o. NIXON,
.sTssident Board Of Aldermen
jsss fsgn ned IT, 10 M I. MONROE, Mayer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-28

Capt. Flagg Of the ship Stephen Baldwin, re-
ports that he was boarded, on the 10th inst, OFF
Orange Key, by the wreckers, who reported that
the ship Harriet Capt. Bassett, from Boston for
this port, was off Gun Key with her foremost
sprung. Saw on the 18th inst, at anchor on the
Orange Key, bark Martha.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-28

yICKsBURG-Pe steamer Lafourehe- &c hhds
tobacco Given, Watts &co-- rs do Moore e Bran
don-22 do to Clark q Thieneman- do Wilson &
Young-3 do Jas Turner do 7 L Bell-47 boxes
do Glenn &co-- 80 hides l bale mdse L Stern g.
fruit and sundries to order-Total so hhds tobacco.
y BAYOU SARA Per steamer Capitol bale
new cotton Slaughter Smith & Shotwell-1 do to
Hawkins Norwood do Black & Byington--I
bale cotton end sundries to order.
WASHINGTON Per steamer Minnesota-sun-
dries to order. .
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mo 6sOl.1

lts,us ihat the adjudication maie by The q -
VIZ @lh ha1 lsb1 Of te far The slpbo ~ iI "a
le4i 'rt rs canst u2el by osdinanee NJ 5saJ far MI
y ~ Ff ~ ne late Of rer arnup 10 he Firemen;
the securities accepted s FPsp'eu ai'
tsisnedl LEA T. BaKEWRLT,
tsguedl j. o. NIXON, ' H'4Sn Nea.
President Board of Aldermen
Tvs lsigecfi JOHN T. MONROE. MAYER
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By Capt. Flagg, of the ship Stephen Baldwin.
which arrived yesterday on the 18th inst. off Key
West, ship Star of the Union, from New York,
bound to Key West
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Relow---colntng Up
Spoken.

Steamship Habana, Mcconnell, from Havana, tt
PUG Brothers-Q Quarantine Station.
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~.
imports.

BOSTON Per ship Stephen Baldwin 664 tuns
ice to w Bosworth &co-60 tuns stone D Cronan
assorted mdse to Sampson Keen Neage &
Carpenter-Fiint u JonesVoorhies Griggs &co-
Whiting-and order.
4 B0ST0N-Per bark Arctic 500 tnns ice to A
W Bosworth &cO.
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No. 52S7.
esortt That permission be and The is hereby grant
ed MtGilae Carey bacsiths shop the lot No
IS Rampant street; provided the be constructed in
eorasnce with ordinances during the plea
| OF the Common Council
| t6 [Sgnedl j. o. NIXON,
..--. President Board of Aldermen.
tSignedl LEA +. BAllEFELIa
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July q 1868.
js2S Signedl JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-28

NOTICE OF CuIARTNEItssHIp THE IN
defslsned heye " act executed before theodore yoi
Notary IN fis city on the III of June in in
assship FL che tasbiisla,ent Of eoinial
an tn he city Of w ufseaNs nAur is style uf NJ Al ~ Ii
ZARD CO. The ftlnhaei0ns 81 which aa consist prnc
pells Of t3euiarssi1s anG Agency business
i NsA 0fiFans, i45h Jung, 1865
y. A. ~ IIzARDT, fssrera, y, 49,.
C. u. UEBREUII, NeAeFai fafthsfsr
Partner IN eommeadam,
IA fel.a
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Railroads..

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, July IL, 1860 - Is bales cotton to
Mcfarland y Barksdale- Murphy, Sykes &co--3
Thompson Clark-Total % bales cotton.
PoNTGHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer California sundries to
order e
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Arrived Yesterday.

Ship Stephen Baldwin, Flagg, "a days FIN Boston
to G w Hynson &co-lst dist, 81.
Bark Arctic, Walter, % days I'm Boston, to master
list dist 81.
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mo. $500 n.

Inv. DOW i.
aee That The contract Tor tepairie and keeping liz re
T. nc Sst qSk II 4g ei,y entered between hc city and
No 5i aapr rowing The adjudication Of said CONTRACT man,
he comptroller the I february 1854 IL and HE asne 4
soy aa4lesq ana inc tean ollef authorized essll lie
sa9 s a. e i've days n9tiee in The official ntal.
Ao!tsf ihfa ihHi the tay Attorney s and he is hereby
70 destitute fA proceedings against sail Jesse sy
an1 robert asFes aad Sampson Keen securities for ANY
as ny alnage lS the cit have suffered consequence
and specifications Of his contfaef ~
tsignedl LEA f. FAREWELL
Ts,,, President RoHrd Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSlsnedl J. o. NIXON,
a...., ~ -, President Board Of Aldermen.
1y2s Lstgned JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
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TALLAHATcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.

YAZOO AND TAIaLAHATGHIE
RsF ~ $ Mail packet Dew Drop, 5. IL Patsot,
arrival At yckssurg Erdny mornngFor sa,
tart YzOo City Tehua Silver Greek. Berona Wsstorer,
Honey island Turleys Landing S5on Cranes Landing Ris
ing Su Humphreys Greenwood Point Iefore Gosvie and
ali intermediate landings Tatiahachie river high
Shakey landing leaving Ycksburg Friday arrival of
the 81 o'clock evening train.
R7Fs All freights shipped by the Charmer will be taken
through at high rites without charge a2l
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

ECONOMY Is WEALTH!
CARhtRN's CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE,
ForpeTmaneny Joining broken China GLASS Earthen
Wooden Ware, Furniture Leather India Rubber goods and
Fancy Articles Of all kinds.
Ash tor Gani,s Cement or Negative Glue and no
other 1t Tar srases ythiug Of kind Rs leaving
tsaGe OF any Cement ia ying deeu nnnlied.
Il. b. WHEELuf'K & co,
Sole Wholesale Agents,
No. Il Magazine
~ fe9s 3rn FVy
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STEAMBOATS,.


LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves every THURSDAY nt5PM
NEW ORLEANS AND
I aRG%4 Av1CKsRURG UNITED STATES .HS%, m
aasszHzis MAIL LINE. 81,
The magnificent U. :. mail packet Gen. 0uifmpm T.
White commander leaves above for Argyle Grtenye
snnnyside Eggs Point, Lake Washington, GRIND Lake Caro-
inn Landng Ashton Pitchers Point Skpwilh Lake Prov
burg WarfentOn, New Carthage, Grand Gulf ST. Joseph
ney Waterproof Nachen Foft Adams Mouth Of Red River
Tourica MorgnnEa Point Coupce Bayou Sara Port Hudson
landings
Freight taken for all landings the YRsoo Talahace and
sahtoWef rivers, with privilege of reshippug
Leaves on SATURDAY, at5P.M,
The magnificent u S Mail packet La fOurche, Captain
q. btow, WI, leave for Donaldsunve Paquemne, Baton
s9Mge s2tt iadsnn Bayou Sara Red River Landing Fort
Ahs satchs Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf
W T aud Vieksburg every Saturday, 5P. NJ
connects ut Vfcksbug with
HoI and VII take freight for NIL landings on the Yazo and
iahhhche Nes NJ nigh. water rates without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will or
attended to- -f' $3.50 a'''iNAA'
These boats will not be responsible letter or psckee,
containing money, Iewey other yauables unless regular
bills OF ladng taken specifying the and value
the freight paid for vauabes deposited with tho cisr
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight Or passage apply on board,
j. j. PERSON h co,
jel5 II Corner Of Carondeet and Union streets