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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20
LINCOLN. HAMLIN { CURTIN !
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS !
WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS :

ATHENS-In the Wigwam, Friday even
ing, Sept. 21.-Speakcrs, Hon. GEO.
LANDoN, and others.
GRANVILLE-At TayIor's Corners,
Thursday evening, Sept. 20.-Speak-
crs, HENRY w. TRACY, DR.. C. T. BLISS
and E. GUYER, Esq.
CANTON-Friday afternoon, Sept 21.-
Speakers, Hon. G. A. GROW, Hon. D.
WTLMoT
TROY BOROUGH-Friday evening,
Sept. 21.-Speakers, Hon. D. WILMoT,
HENRY W. TRACY and E. r. MYEK.
ULSTER-Friday evening, Sept. III
Speakers, O. IL. ?. KINNEY, |. n. Ev-
ANS and A. H. SPALDING.
HERRICK-At Herrickville, Friday af-
ternoon, Sept. 2S.-Speakers, f. r.
MYBR, P. D. Morrow and Hon. GEO.
LANDoN.
SMITHFIELD-At East Smithfeld, Sat-
urday afternoon, Sept. 22.-Speakers,
Hon. G. A. GROW 4 Hon. D. WMMoT.
BURLINGTON-At Burlington boro',
Saturday evening, Sept. 22-Spcakers,
Hon. G. A. GROW, I. MERCUR, E.
GUYER and E. r. MYER.
ROME-Mouday, Sept 24.-Speakers,
Hon. G. A. GROW and Hon. D. VII
MOT.
PIKE-At LeRaysville, Tuesday after
noon, Sept 25.-Speakers, Hon. G. A.
GROW and Hon. D. WILMor
LEROY-Monday evening, Sept. "a
Speakers, H. W. TRACY, DR.. C. T.
BLISS and E. SMITH.
LITCHFIELD-In the Church near Kin
ney's, Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 26.
Speakers, Hon. d. WILMoT, l. n.
Evans and A. II. SPALD1NG.
SHESHEQUIN-At the Valley House,
Wednesday evening Sept. 26.-Spea-
kers, Hon. D. WILMoT, II. w. TRACY,
|. N. EVANS and E. R. MYER.
ASYLUM-At Frenchtown, Thursday
afternoon, Sept. 27.-Speakers, Hon.
D. WILMoT, Hon. GEORGE LANDoN
DON and Ii. W. TRACY.
TERRY-At Terrytown, Friday after
noon, Sept. 28.-Speakers, Hon. d.
WILMOT, II. W. Tracy & B. LAPoRrE.
WILMOT-ln the School House near
ngham's, at Sugar Run, on Friday
evening, Sept. 28.-Speakers, G. H.
WATKINS, G. D. MoNTANYE and E.
OvERToN, Jr.
MONROE-At Monroeton, on Tuesday
evening, Oct. 2.-Speakers, Hon. D.
WILMoT, II. W. TRACY and E. Smith.
ALBANY-In the school house near
Campbells mills, on Saturday afternoon,
Sept. 29.-Speakers, U. MERCUR and
G. H. WATKINS.
ORWELL-At the Hiney school house,
Monday evening, Oct. 1.-Speakers,
Hon. GEO. LANDoN, II. w. TRACY. O..
II. P. KINNEY and E. R. MYER.
WYSOA-At Myersburg, Thursday even
ing, Oct. 4.-~Speakers, Hon. GEORGE
LANDoN, H. W. TRACY and U. MER-
CUR, Esq.
WINDHAM-At Kuykendall's, Satur-
day afternoon, Oct. 6.-Speakers, U.
MERCUR, Hon. GEO. LANDoN and N. c..
ELsBREE.
WARREN-At Bowen Hollow, Saturday
evening, Oct. 6.-Speakers, Hon. GEO.
LANBoN, Z. MERCUR and N. G. ELS
BREE, Esq.
WYALUSING-At Merryall, Saturday
afternoon, Sept. 29.-Speakers, E r.
MYER, G. FL. WATKINS, G. D. MoNTAN-
YE and E. OvERToN, Jr.
Afternoon meetings will commence at /
0 clock, and evening meetings at 7 o'clock.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

The GREAT CURE FoR DYSPEPSfA-Oue Of
the most terrible evils in the community IS tke wide
spread prevalence Of Dyspepsia 1t is to be found almost
every family in our land and thousands suffering from
what they believe TO be ailments of the head, the heart,
the chest, the liver bowels. which are in reality but
symptoms and the results of the presence of Dyspepsia
s. many forms does this dis arrangement of the animal
functions assume, that tholsand different cases NIGH
be cited in which the complication OF combination o
symptoms is entirely different Probably the efficient
remedial agent knawn is the Orygnatsd Bisrs prePar
ed S w FOwle Co.. Boston. We have seen letters from
individuals whoae character nd position in society nlf
tie them to confidence and the article mas approves
by some eminent professional men, Boston Trarslic
The above expresses our opiaol ai tAis well know
remedy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

Rsg~ The success of the County Ticket is
not the less OF interest to US, because we hap.
pen to be candidate upon it, and we do not
propose on that account to neglect it entirely,
SO that in whatever We may say we wish to
make general disclaimer as regards ourself,
and not be under the necessity of doing so
particularly. Whenever, then. any reference
is made in our columns, concerning the County
Ticket, we wish it distinctly understood that
the candidate for Prothonotary is not included
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20
OBITUARY,

DIED at East Smithield Pa. on the llth Of Sept l'o'
Mrs. JANE BULLOCK.
Possessed of an amiable disposition none knew bd
but to love. These virtues were adorned and sanciD
by an humble faith in Christ She leaves behind he
large circle of friends and relatives to mourn the loss
one who beloved in life, and lamented in death But '
has passed away to that far home of whose mystef"
there Is none TO tell far from whence no traveller A
ever returned.
Dear one, thy spirit has sped away
To lose realms Of endless bliss,
Thy pure spirit could not stay
In sinful world like this.
And thus 10 rs, the passing years
viii soon lay us beneath the sod
While It's ever ringing in our ears,
Prepare 10 meet thy God.
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TOWANDA: :

TERMs-Ons Dollar per annum inUariabiyin adoance-
-Four IceekS preUOuS to the expiration of subscription
notice triH be giUoH by printed oTappeT and if not
ne,ced, the paper l0iH in all cases be stopped.
CLUBBING-The Reporter tcH be sent TO Clubs at the fol
iotoiHg extremely iOlO rates:
copies for......$5 90 Is copies for. sI2 90
10 copies toT...... 8 90 20 copies for.... Is 90
ADVERTISEMENTS square Of ten lines less Ont
Dollar for three less insertions, and ceHtyUe cents
for each subsequent insertion.
oB-WORK-ETecued Nth accuracy and despatch, and
reasonable pTices-tl'h eUeTV fact for dong Books
Blanks, HaHd-bilS BaliticketS, &C.
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Republican County Ticket.

FOR CONGRESS,
Hon. GALUSHA A. GROW, of Susq.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
HENRY W. TRACY, of Standing Stone
DR.. c. T. BLISS, Of Leroy.
FOR sHERIFF.
A. H. SPALDING, of Athens Borough.
FOR PRoTHONOTARY,
f. O. GOODRICH, of Towanda Boro' .
FOR REGISTER & RECORDER,
NATHAN c. ELSBREE, of Windham
FOR COMMISSIONERS,
WILLIAM H. DECKER, of Towanda.
FOR AUDITOR,
E. R. DELONG, of Asylum.
FOR CORONER,
Maj. JERE CULP, of Towanda Borough
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

Az OH SETTLER GoNF.-Mr. WILLIAM TEF.
Rr old sus respected resident Of this county died
his residence in Terry, Monday 80 inst aged nearly
Il years. Mr. T. was born Wilkes Barre the 2Gt
Of October b and was in Forty Fort, at the time
the Wyoming urasslcre. When seven years of age BIZ
parents removed to Bradford County and for nesTh
seventy years he has resided in the township which
bears his name. AT that time the County of,Badord
little better than wilderness, with an occasional set
ment along the river and Mr. 7. was obliged to endure
fair share Of the pcvations and hardshps incident to
pioneer life lie lived however see his,own neghboy
hood unexcelled in fairness and fertility by any in the
country and the County noted for its progress and pros
Perity.
Around she patriaFchal rooftree dwell eleven children
who do honor to their parents while bis memory viii be
respected as that of upright man. who IN all the reil
ons Of life aimed - do his duty. The noble race and
brave whose eorags aAd toll have made our county
what it fast ass away Let do justice to their
achievements.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

ALARMS OF FIRE.-M. H. Laning's ice house
in Wysox was burned on Friday last cndangering the
safety Of his dwelling Franklin No of this place being
sent for quickly hand but the fire was got under
without their assistance.
On Saturday evening, small building occupied as an
Office at POWELL SMIrHs stables was discovered to be
on fire. and the alarm given few pals of water suf
feed without the aid of the Department which was on
hand, a usual.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

BG- Judge WHMor is absent to address the
great Republican meeting at Lancaster 1t possible
that friends in other counties may insist that he
be of service abroad than home and consequent
ly he will not be able to ill the appointments made for
him here II such should be the good speaker
will supply the vacancy.I
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

B9~ T. B. FoRD, consulting the tastes and
wishes of community has made arrangements by which
he is constantly receiving Oysters Of the finest quality
not be exceled in freshness. The lovers Of this biyave
(and who has not failing towards this national nsttu
ton) will find him ready at all times to minister to their
wants.
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e. The following named gentlemen have been a

81 The following named gentlemen have been ap-
pointed as the Republican County Committee
Col ELHANAN SMITH,
B. F. POWELL,
/. A. PARK,
E.P. SHAW,
JOHN VANDYKE, Jr.,
ELEAZER P0MER0Y,
WIN. H. SPENCER,
l.. 3. PIERCE,
J.. p. STAFFORD,
ISAAC +. BULLOCK,
DIR. L. G.. TRACY.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-The North Branch
Association of UniVeasts will hold its Annual Session
at Syvania boro Wednesday and Thursday the 26th
and 9th of September.
Religious services will commence Wednesday at lO4
O'Clock. Acordial invitation is extended to ALL
H.E. WHITNEY, Standing Clerk.
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0ANl1AOo

in Rush, Sept 6, lS60 by Rev II. II. GRAY, Mr.. EDWA
L. STURDEFANT and Miss MARY L. OWEN both o.
Tuscarora, Pa.
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nag- Subscriptions of the Weekly Tribune
taken at the NelOs Room call at and enter your
Nsmes.-Terns 81 per year.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

RS~ SchoiaTshipsin the Susquehanna Cole
giate Institute my be ronted upon application to B.
Russell. Towanda
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Bar Shipments of Coal from Towanda by
the Barclay R. R. & Coal Company. Navigation opened
May 7th, 1850.
Shipments for the week ending Sept. IT,, $50 tons.
Previous Shipments, s,....................20 20296 %
Amount for the season n..................2l246
Amount for same period last year ,...... 1920 "
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THE TIoGA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR will
be held in owego on Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday
Septembtr 25th 26th, eth. Hon. A. 3. DICKINSON of
Steuben County delivers the Address Tickets on the
Erie Road, from Corning to susquehanna will be sold
during the days Of the Fair at reduced rates.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-09-20

Rea~ A monster mass meeting was advertis
ed Tor Lancaster, yesterday 18th. Judge wuxor ant
Grow were both present.
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RATES OF FREIGHT.
CRESCENT OFFICE, !
New Orleans, Aug. ~, 1850, :

Nav Orleans Aup ~ ls6n {
-t+.T $685. ~ ~
hhFWsSN an" 9 H."s -" s'sN'NN"tA
The following oil freight between this and Ciclh
natl we're established y the Steamboat CAPTAINS Association
III, n n, e. u a .u,;.,, M, a.. h.,rt rf,.. n,,4 .,,,
second figures for way freight: .un .%
Darn Frs;oL, mr. UJndy,i Jo, kxles IN IN Sse billiard
nbr 81, hsc w Iicrs AVA hnxcs 1 a. hntinr * ~
anc hae rons nd hssvns Al IA 40e Iran Il Ia M boilers
cannon hslIs Ss Ia 9Oe esment N a. roTn mills so &
dry nos M IL 40 onTs and Minds nncke5 N IN No deor
FRAMES IL 10 Mn en,nes nnrtahe n Si IN 56 frnitees
hnxsd Intn az f, iTasS rnss Tx IL sr yindnw GLASS
70 3e glassware boxes 10 ia a laswNre in hhds III 10
uslNy Ptts ~ 70 ~ ,H ~
10 ye h ~ anu hae ~ 10 sSS IRON oa ~ IRON
rn S,o ~, "a - ~ iari Il sgs ~, ra,s snd iarcs
III "a AZ isa6sr an IN liz ne ~ 10 55 mns n 10 dnr
rnoc;nnrt y, ~ *, III s,n;lns o. ~ Az ~ T.
"a az y. ~ -. st S ~ ~ III U.s. y " svc o
@ 'S ~ $50 d NV. - 40 soc
~ sc s * ~, ~ ~ '. pipe * w sps, W III; lows 20
f 49, " IVY, ~ IS' ~ TO b5ci
Sn Sso ooet pLiS ~ " AZ - TO ooc; sash
sSaeu ~ ~ ec ss, 3 EieI tot9 9yi Stones caps and
iss ~ " So stone tonlp ~ 70 cV Np'steh 10 TO 5i
oaeco III mus ~ leueee tnahuactured 10 to i5c
WAGONS rs % ~ woM frames 70 70 S wheat, % TO S5c,
ale eu 70 Vc, apRSSs SV 70 VS. eeans, 50 20 65c
F4tf fFe 70 70 eaci beef, hi hbt., 40 to t5c.;
heef tlereeS. small 81 beet, larger in proportion beer
lager suc sine Lick water, u 10 Sc crackers 80 to6Oc
ethpIs nsire thelsse e empty ht. bbls. mOas
ses ,Ue empty nps WhHkyt 5e flour, % 10 65c. rpu 81
10 W onions % TO 63c OIL coal 81 80 81 60 oil 81
70 ~ potatoes 60 10 65c pork 70 70 e5ci pork, half barrels
0io a5c pork ueTces 81 10 M ribs spare 81 TO 10 yege
tables IS to ttc vinegar - 10 TO- whisky ST 10 whisky
NJ, 0plst 'fesa Ge empty hbls pork, 80 to Soc,
each Sttoto ~ sofas eoh, 81 TO 3d. tin safes, common
eaeh y 70 70 I'm safes cppbeard each 81 80 % 49, tin
safes coices each 81 70 50 tables dhug and breakfast
eah ~ 70 70 card tables, each, VI to % chairs
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OPEL0 US AS.
.nHAn RIVER
heass fS T.Fs. ,,,,,., m wttnr,

leave ~ TUE tt4S. Soul, A. I,
FOR EOUISVTLEIfe-tHEFlN REG
, RsT sn,at p"sssnser psckeJ steamer GerneraI
4 Ike, NJ Martin, mlstti, VIII leave for
Louis le ali ntc mediate findings above.
For freight passlEe app. hoard
VtR6IRIHS a., nENilF
seq Ady-.tising Agent
E- The e. r will = par eular attention all way
PLANTATION busrpss
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Shipping SntsIIlaerts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Monday Morning, September s. 1860
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
Memoranda.

Capt. Talbot, Of the steamship Austin, reports
having passed, off Pascal 0utre, bark TeSana,
phia schooners Anthem and Emma Chase from
New York; schooner Fashion, from Boston, Left
In port of Brazos Santiago schooner Pearl, from
PENSACOLA. Sailed on the 3lst uit., schooner Union
Wave, for Pensacola.
Capt. Cables, of the bark A. H. Kimbai, from
Philadelphia, reports that on the 18th August, off
the Brothers, saw large ship ashore painted
black, with broad white band, stump of mizzen-
mast standing, full poop, and had apparently but
recently gone ashore, On the 10th and 10th, ex-
perienced succession of heavy squalls from N.
w. to s.W. August 18th, off the bahamas, was
boarded by fisherman, who informed Captain
Cables that the ship Liberty had been lightened
for repairs.
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NEw narrAns otAssIFruk.rIoNs.


SUGAR. We noticed sales of only about 80
hhds., from second hands, at unchanged prices.
Fair to Fully Fair 94@9ao. % ID.
MeLAssEs, We did not hear of a ssle.
FLOUR The market was quiet but firm, with
sales Of only a few hundred bbls,, including $50
Superflne, in lots at IS 62a, some retail lots at
IS rs for superfne, end 81 0o@s4 rs 9P Dbl. for
Common to Fine, ard l60 bbls. Extra at So 373
y Dbl.
GRAIN. :. The sales Of Corn embraced some
$500 sacks, of which $50 Mixed at 81, T50 Mixed
and Yellow in two lots at 65, $40 Yellow in three
lots at &C, $50 White and White Mixed in two lots
at 10 $50 White at n, and 100 at 75c. y bushel
In Oats we noticed sales of about 1900 sacks st.
Louis, comprising $50 at 40, 700 at A, lis at u.s.
and 200 in bad order at 42c. @ bushel. In Rye we
heard of about 200 sacks Sold including 10 at 81 05
and ia at 81 10 q bushel. OF Bran about l4oo
sacks were disposed of comprising 800 at 81 05 300
at 81 o7tD$I 07a, $50 at s. 10, and leo Shorts at
81 90 % 100 u.s.
HAY. "A lot of 100 bales Western was taken
at s27 90 Se ton.
Provisions. The transactions in Pork were
confned to 124 bbls. Mess at s22 90 u bbi. In
Bacon the sales comprised So casks Ribbed sidesin
three lots at 1885,, and % tierces Rawsons Sugar
Cured Hams, in three lots at 16ac. V Ii. OF lard
SOC kegs were sold ii lots at l4ac. $1b.
COFFEE. We heard OF nothing doing.
WHISKY. :. We did not hear Of sale of any
consequence.
FRETGHTs. !. Vessels on the berth for Liverpool
filing mp with Cotton at d., and for Hayre at &C.
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Consfsnees

PHILADELpHIA-Pe bark A H KimbaII-BJ
Adamson-John Armstrong; Aitkins--F Bauer
&eo-C Buddecke &eo-- P Bafbot--Jno Clark
Pasquer- 6 W Dunbar Seo- Debois-W Ford
Adam Giffen, Esq Gas Light Goa D Grief &
ce-Herring &co-R HarFison--GM Harvey &co
M Hedrick- Luther Holmes G Hitchcock
CO. Kearng, Blois &co- Magee Kneass-Leeas
&co-C Jaubert AGO Mcfregor &co-,I Marks
&co--W McCracken- Miss & Tenn r r ACT Col
G Myers Morrison &eo Massey, Huston &
confuse " Murdoch a Notte- North, Duthil 4
col o Nixon Stnrtevant &co-slark, Stauffer
Aces Schwerin-S NJ Shoeter-Turcotte & BAN
cfnd- Tarleton Whiting 4 Tuhs-W 6 rompkins
&co-Worth & Mobiles Wright &eo-oglesby &
order.
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( INDIAN0LA and GALyEST0N-Per steamship
Texas 3ls7 seeks corn cks bacon 629 bbIs fiorl
s6 bbls moasses 2l0 SEEKS oats SO kegs lard B bales
hay I6o pkgs mdse.
GALVESTON steamship FIorida-lD0o sc,fs
corn 200 bbls -four 200 bbs molasses SO bbls uork
90 do onions SO hXs cheese 70 tirkns butter as cks
bacon. o
NEW YORK Per ship st Charles I042 bales
cotton ~ bales rope cuttings 254 do moss 2S3 bds
hides 81 pkgs grease 3l4 pkgs mdse.
TAMPlCo-Per sctr Alphonsine-50o hills aonr
700 scks corn Is bhls potatoes $40 pes lumber.
SAVANNAH-Per schr G Knight 600 SEEKS
corn pkgs mdse. sSAs
VERA GRUZ-Per schr Potomac-l2s7 Inf haIes
cotton 450 bbls flour % ties 10 kegs lard q, KEGS
butter 1000 shingles 10 bxs candles 20 pkps mdse.
Hxnporaa.
HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST AND OTHER
FLORIDA PORTS - Per steamship Galveston =
lz0a bxs sugar p a Giraud Eco 200 do s de- Wis.
ser ace 10 hales cotton Rogers, Woodall .Seo-7
40 Hugely &eo--i5 empty bbfs j Il Fischer- s
Peg money Post a. Nell do N Hamliu- sundyies
tc Wakefield Wilhnr-ti D Bfetcalf q Hs,..
ris--J ditehe--R G Kerr-Jones, Exnress
BRAzOS SANTIAGO via INDIaNaI 4 D.
stess ~ " $50 in specie to Cramer SEQ
DIG Gafaiero & Basuaide- 81 .04 do IA
= q q n Heine. ST. 800 do j H Pheips Ace s7oeo
uo taiamon ~ Dessoiames-s590 do MARKS &ca
4aoa DO Richard s&ass- sti8f do Pcrlreauy;lIe
eIos,y S5z4s IS Do Preaa 4 Goutunis- s5s6l Is Dc
q brugniae-ss65o do Bi2achin 4 Grand Sg0ao
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CITY, September !, 1860.
The market is rather bare of Western Beeves.
The arrivals were 293 Texas Cattle. The stock
ON sale now comprise so Hogs, 800 Sheep 70 Mich
Cows, 800 Texas Cattle and 600 Veal Cattle.
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e# CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp Street,
Monday Morning, September s. 1860.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, for Indanola via Calves
ton, IC Harris
Steamship Florida, Nelson for Galveston,
A Mitchell
Ship st Charles Conway, for New York,
J @ Woodruff Geo
schr Alphonsine, Peterson, for Tampico,
Goldenbow 4 Lesparre
schr Potomac, Arnet, for Vera Cruz,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
schr G Knight, Benson, for Savannah, Il Poole
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

=~@ MOBILE .-
~NNAA FOR MOBILE DAILY u. s.
Mall LnesuHner Arrangement splen.
did low pressure packet steamers Oregon
Jas Me O. Baker, muster Florida, A. L. Myers master
SatfOrnia. j. Hopkins MASTER built expressly for the
aks trade with superior accommodations, will trips and
landings as follows unless prevented by bad weather hgh
low water want fuel accident machinery
LeRXng the Lake end Of the PortchRraip Railroad
on thBrfval OF the Y O'clock NJ of cars for Mobile
taking p!ssengetS for Bay 81 Louis aud Christian oil ED
RESDAYS stops ut Bay St. Louis Pass Christian aud Mis-.
sspp City on FRIDAYS and ATURDAYs md Pascarouia
DAILY each Returning from Mobile Is expected 10 SION
only at Barnes wharf on TUESDAYS and only nj Teagarde
wharf on auRSDAYS, water permitting will stop DAILY
al Pass Christian and Bay st. Louis.
For iekes through 10 BALTIMORE Phadaphia and New
York at greatly reduced rates. by different and
further information, apply TO
r. GEDDEs, Agent, 4a@m
js6 # "a (iFavisr street.
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Engines boilers, machinery marble and heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract
Dorm Freight.
Cotton from vieksbarg all points below nclud-
ing cotton reshped from small boats flats 81 COT
ton seed per tu 81 boilers machinery lumber by special
contract Down freight not price up freight
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Per steamship Galveston, FIN Havana via Key
West and other Florida ports-J. Toner, E. Hirret
and servant, John Porter, =. Tinquer, 1. Rapp, J.
/ Adams, I. P. Houston, j. @. Bright, J.. Raven,
Donfour. Bryan and lady. j. w. Points and lady,
n. Book and lady, Mrs. Morris and daughter, Mrs.
Segar, j. McGrath and lady.
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RATrs q rnrfenT rRoa emo 70 NV oaLr.ys

The Of freight Cairo to New Orleans have beer nd
Yanced TO m for lard 70 cents for bngg,
and dry goods 40 cents onions per
Hour 80 cents whisky 50 pork 10 cents tobacco per
hundred lbs Is cents.
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RITES OF FREIGHT FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CAIRO.

FROM NASHVILLE POINTS oN TIRE CUMBERLAND
ABOVE ssIIHI4ASU 10 sew ORLEANS.
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains and Owners Of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets, fixed by
COMMITTEE appointed by he rcgnar gapains in ha trade
Eq mo opsraton on aud after the St ay Of August, 1860
The t figures each article through freight and lie
second hgnres for way freight:
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sr4yE AND sa1Velz MACHINES,

sTAKE AND sRTRGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsHEADS, RICE M0LAsSES, RosIN AND
TURPENTINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle this the old process of
splitting and dressing by hand labor Working directly with
the grain of the timber produces article moi liable to warn
or check from exposure The stave Mill will shave and
joint from the bolt from 1000 10000 psriay and the
shnge Machine from 10000 5000 Shingles two
horse powerto work it, and be attached any4
gine gin mill power II any required length
and can be adjusted thickness taper timber
neither steamed sawed hut en directly from
The bolt.
Both Aachinescan be in full operation between
Of 10 and O'clock every day No. street. These
Machines made in Augusta, Ga.
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County and SIM
gle rights Machines, obtain them the Agent h
will give full particulars. F.W, C. COOK
Sole Agent for the States of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
rexes and Aiahania ia91 e,r
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TALLAHATcH1E AND YAzoo RIVERS.
YAzoo AVID TaLLAHATCTIIE

1AksOo .SND E3l4ilAAAISbAB
49, y o. S. Mail packer Dew Drop, 5. II. Parsot
Muster connecting with steamer ChRrmer Oh her
sfrigal a Vcksburg Friday mcrnng1-Fot ss.
Aita, YazOo City fchun Silver Creek, BernnN WestOrer
onsy Island 1arley's Landing sidon Crane's Landing Rs
all intermediate landings Tailahace river a. High Al
Sharkey landing leaving VicksbGrg Friday arrival
the 81 o'clock evening trnin.
BE- Al frsshs shipped by the Chnrmer will be taken
through at high water rates without any charge hG4
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8suien ut the HlatAsts,

carscrS4 tiFFIon Me- 70 CAMr ssHHyr, 4
Monday Morning. September 3 1857.
CorToS :. The demand on Saturday waa only
moderate and the sales were confined 70 about
1000 bales, at about the range Of orr previous
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Napoleon aud IIelsnn same as Memphis.


WAY FREtGnTs BESps PLANrArroSs As man "a
Memphis, Sapeleer aad Helena cptedl by tho Memphis