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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

icardio hneA orlessi one year 800
eis-A reduction of per cent from the above rates
will be made for Cash.
Tho space, occupied by 10 lines Of the type composing
the body Of the advertisement, will be considered
square
All transient advertisements, together with Admins
tration, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices, must be
paid form advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indednits time will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly Advertisements are inserted, one or
more changes will be allowed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

A COnsumPtive Life Saved.
Consumption primarily and essentially due
10 disordered nutrition, can be nationally
attacked only by a medicine which renOvates
the nutritive powers, Such a medicine l. the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, whose chief ingredi-
ent acts directly and Immediately on the
blood, and arrests tho diseases safely and
surely.
BALTIMORE, July IS, 1854
! was suffering with a severe Catarrhal
Cough, accompanied by Night Sweats. loss
Of Appetite and great Debility, which was
daily increasing. In this state commenced
taking the Peruvian Syrup. In a few days,
and before had used the second bottle, nv
cough iosSenod, night sweats ceased, appetite
was restored, and with il strength and vigor
beyond what had enjoyed for Ten wears, be.
ing able 10 walk several miles each day with.
out fatigue, while hitherto could walk only
short distance
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

Smith, Barnes & Co. arc turning off
some handsome workmanship in the way Of
Planters, Drills, Cultivators &c.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

Prof. Kidd will deliver lecture on FL.
ocudon in LOeSser's Hall this (Thursday)
evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20
DIED.

On The 9Th q April, in Clinton township,
Mr. 5fMos W. CHanER, second son Of Chris
tian Cramers aged 81 years and months.
On the TIL April. May Cam KouH. infant
daughter Of VIM Kooh Of Clinton township.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

1900 Subscribers is the number which
we ought to have in this county and which
We mean to have, If our agents and friends
will only do their duty. II every ono would
make little effort in our behalf, by talking
TO his ncighbor, when be has an opportunity
aud by getting up clabi, We would double
our list in q very short lime. Try it. friends,
one and all /; will cost you nothing aud
may benefit ua great deal. An exciting
presidential election is upon us, when Il be-.
hooves every mau to keep himself posted
Every Republican in Seneca county ought 10
take bic own county paper. We hope some
Republican in each neghborhood will take IL
upon b imself especially to increase our oirou
htion. To all such, we say, examine our
club rates at the head Of the paper and 70 to
work.
eB- We will furnish the TmuuvE, n clubs,
until after the Presidential election. for IS ots.
Money may be rcmiued by mail at our
risk.-E9
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

Fostoria I;ems.--We clip the following
items from the last number Of iho Nrws.
Mr. Daniel Musser, Of this place, was Kick.
ell on the lott shoulder by a horse. un Mon.
day last. The "toe oork" cut an unsightly
cash In Mr.. Musscr's shoulder.
Mr. A. II. Sclden, Attorney aud Councillor
81 Law has permanently located Ia Fostoria.
Tor the practice Of his profession
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

Thanks to Hon. John Carey for Congress.
sional fayors
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

A Change has been made in the running
time Of the s. D. d Orr, as SEQ table
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

That the TRIBUNE has the large
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in seneca
County -GE1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

Several New Residences we notice in
course Of erection, on the hill near the Col.
lege aud in other parts of the city.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20
Giftju at'FFkIp Tribaue.
Local and Miscellaneous.


sandusiSy, Dayton 8 Cincinnati r. r..
Passenger Trains on this road now leave
this Station az follows.
Going South. Going North.
Mail, ...... 9A5 An Mail,......3,42 P N
Night Exp. $3.50 FM Night Exp. 400 a n
clyde station.
Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows: Going Esst,
6:46 a m, and sac P. "a. Going West, 1895
a. m, and 1888 p. m.
Forest station.
Trains on the Pittsburg. F.. Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows: Going
East, 5:O5 a. m. and 1855 p m. Going Wesi,
1925 a. m, and 1927 p. m.
- Republic and Tidin train afri~es IN TiHn AZ H..
A. NJ Departs az f;iO, ?. NJ.
- Hacks leavs Ti'iu daiiy Tor Repuhiic and tri.
weekly Tor Fostofia and Upper sandusdy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20
Cincinnati nInrI,nt
TiHin Retail MoPEef.


Corrected weekly, by II. A. BUsKIRK 4 Bro,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Groeeriss and nro'
duee OF allkinds, shf whansRl Tialn OIL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20
This agreeable Tonic. designed
especially as a
Safe andreIiaJte Medicine
for FamiLn Use.

Is offered to the Public as a supe-
Tor article, Poaehing all the gir-
cues alcribed to it as a Medicinal
BeOerage, and deferving of their
patronage in preference to the fus-
picious decodions emanatng from
irefponGble fources, and fold un-
der various Pretentious names
The faa that our houfe Established
in 1873 } has attained 4 favorable
reputation for the genuine character
and purity Of its Liquors, will, we
truit be sufficient guarantee Of the
excellence Of this article. bsd
Put up in QUAR- BoTTLIs in
cafes Of one aud two dozen each,
and fold throughout the world by
Druggiaa Grocers, &c.
Druggilfs and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDIEs.
Dired from United States Bond
I'd Warehonfes.
,Es'als1y !. l. g. Jshn a Co.. q
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

~ Hacks leavs TitHu daiiy Tor Repuilic and ri
weekly Tor Fostofia and Upper Sandusdv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-04-20

~ Republic and Tidiu train afri.e, In Tiain a, H.
A. NJ. Departs az f;iO, p. VI.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-18
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(5pbalp Som mo Caroline bic trii6en &los
termauern I'M Niiden batten unD ppn ben bar
renben 6reunpen nit Snbel be9rubt mproen
lporen, 9in8 e8 nit befli9eltcn 5fritten Dem
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2(benteuer unp GdcilienS eple Ibut, u2trmeS
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per5eIben !" n#
g8illam uno Pepita be9rIBten bic apmmenz
ben. bic 6rauen iebten iid in ben Wa8en, - -
bic Sin8liuBe beltie9eu ibre BIeroe u1o na4
einent ber5lifen 9lbi6iepe rpn pen pafcrn
Slume 9insge8 i'm iAorfen Irobe fort, bur4
bic ltillen @alien Der i4lummeruOen Stoot,
Bent lIpli9en Ibeile Don ct. 2pui8 5u. -
Weitternad TT mar lan9lt ppriiber, ais bet 3u8
Die Stabt9rdn5en butter lt4 bate uIlb bic @ras
ppi8zSrQBe bctrat Der 9elllte MpnbIAcin
besiinlti9te bic uddtlite Reiie, bic pbne 2Eufe
entbalt nnb lln5aG BON Statten 9in8,
Der Sag brad All, Qls Die 9iinslin9e, frHbs
LID iber bic Grei9ni1e mo 9lbenteuer Der lebs
ten Gage pGaubernb am Werramec onlan9ten
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SunQe Qp1nner,

tepnbers wsae he Cpr iees eteten Yafts jswcben nb
t1S der1 ie ge 41uenne ttn ~ rUts Srd6 reBt Tel
plrU TIRE frtdbcren aaicnte ue entreer 0e 5frd
NH hem 0Gnner Der 9erebantdt Senat begtst Ger
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(El,e

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IN eteer @nAalt urtr wurtsr ttt MIan1a ifac nS
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OelpnOtra Su beNbten !

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8ead)tet sFDlQenaes bti 3eitel..

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Ihntu AT eeu erIabrnex Ert enbe eHr6 reIeH a Rx
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Wfifti1:

Nn arEd!tttn @0unben Qdiert duh lbr M fa,htsc
Utrt| e' Ncfd @rmrruaq Ter }teea 5eerlfheit ber
@eit |t!'t t'f 0bHun@eh %tnetSrHn 4. CctIdafL
> iat JUi3G ttr itmGlen yci1er. "
I'HtrFr gTH Frronen een 2ee t6nen eBt beurtbeil,r
LE3 wtEr uTbt ibc Weiucet aeutntm lie lire Nrnit rer.
tn tr1h lB ntrg0t unb abgessDrt erten {utem f err
933umits @rtrn9 GH bic Mu8en zen Sueu unb bie Bin.
i,utGo 1er &uSsbrIms paken. ' ~" ~" ~"
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Neentur Der
Sa5drOsYu Ompaouie,

~ @ Gsranti$es SentuSs SusSRinten ssr an.
IN sb esgisoneT gsrpatun9 fprtw6brenb an S
(SPt22,W ~ sSSts2 Bro,
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Jun8e Veute,

BE ITO tuF tetmiae Qaaer atpl@ bacon nte W Is pft ron
eeeH Vthth rer IN her Sbue erne uue tere TrIseu W an
m@92 EHTta M en- ,tIEa In eaf turd grauttOsn a pnr
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st S@@ft paB elm un8tt Maun bic 9cTnung ttnes Qanhs
6 Nee6 c!rer &Itern con allen Nusttn uno 6reufen bes
eeeenS SstFSn rTfen ea 6ur6 he 6cgen iuer Mbiruna
sn gnts H @atur S0i8e gerNuen mudt bvrr lie eintrss
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&5aItjmOre.A2o z6MpifoI.

3.eBriiuoet CUR llnerprildun8 Der adlaIberet,
Cer etn5Be pIab no etne {1!tlung erlan8t
iperpen faniI.
ytnoeung in irAa Giunpen,
&etn Llueflilber, pa5 eutGe 9alunDbet Scle
lenDs rutnirt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-18

Otrette Smpprtdttpn BON g9ien!
Pr rSntne" buben mir xnee Serbit-S SmpprtaiOn an
Weer rfcbGnmzSSaaren
ore Ger Satrt ba(tcn; tBnneu be6e baB Mot nur
ais 6bt garanren iruoern au pe bi9e perfaufe ais e
Die Bfeifeu inb a mad ben neueu Weru nb eie reie
unb 9pbe gusobI o8 unere eB8e, bat @meta nt auupe,
0leerl6aunt= =Dfeifen,
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Ddl ul5 Q8a6 9eiOteu i'm Preie opn 81 so aapart8.
Sieer16atnt Gt9arretz6 z6alter,
Sn 9BBtsr Wanni9iaItiofeit, enfad ub nit fem s6nist
gi0uren nit CGne Gtt8, 20 Gt8. per Gtd aufpdrt8
llnsariIAe unD tirttI1e Bet6lelz9fpbre,
n pal0er 9(u8pab( alien &r6Bcn 81 10 G8 per @if
lluo ourpirtS.
S6Ba 8erntein Duubptten bta9s bete geien unb 9Cr.
3euont6p je6er Dirt fene 0ns6ie G9orret- Gtus S6ntp
3abaf8beutel, 3uncr Waierpefcu 10.
pprtr Ggaen brett zen Savanna beSsgen ebcnau5 ate
Sprter pDu nl6nbiifen unb beltifen @igarren
EIrtder 8autabad Barino8, 2puiitana @i9ina II.
Sober Nttlel wiro 10 9arantirt we rar8eteQt.
Gjebriieer Gutrp,
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Serbetratb'te petlDnen,

cee 1e4e wtltt t u sr5ratEsn tcdt6ttgea uht 10 pbO.
rtr Sdwdt etst stneS nnernis temuGt ub ipu.
ten unptr3n3l't Dr. SSbrfpn u Ratbe ;tetan.
%4 2mftnii seGen sts G pbste r1er att8e b rrattuna
WftieaTit f Nsrpsn 8ueru ut Sratc " i1GpfHnl
Der aEt9li3ien Nrt ptrten dnsa Lerent1 melteF
d Der Sstanune lnf 6urirrge Dr. rnnfNn lerste6t
!1nH te a6 nsn &Ettnmapl rkne 6urtt f6 arrrtrdusr
Rno luver5lt anf fstEe driae @1eihidihfe perlnIsr
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Dr, ,9ObuItou,
Der elr3l0e Qlr3t, n,e[dhRr unaetQt.
(Gtatltrt Dor a8tIstn 3atren.}

(Statltrt Dor a8Gstn 3atrsnl
Gr bar Saa atere nrilamfe unt tee gte in Der geI,
snetd ge9en ale gentle ranfetten Spabt i'm Gfen sat
in ben Qenbe zen Nieren er urnGlae bts gerlues eI
Ur8aren Strait es Vrpenrees fer appf Guroel Ratn.
ree 9auNrantte unb aer ener r6en ebP bic 0enife
9tbemen errtnpa her uGenb net ttren 0pfern aef1tr
9er ns ais ter Senen.@tanf ben Gefatrt6n tes 1lpes
ttrutren unb renn nGt 3ei9 setdlt erben tire auenaeu
HoTungsn psrn5n, S9mlAe hr GDauttSn rerbpr6rtn9en
eie 9f unf8 m1sn nah aIcSt cen atrrer uHb Sim sr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-11

Ed Howard, Fowler I'm Nashville.
Il NJ BicEncIl, Gwartney, fn, Greenwood
Hiawatha Dix I'm st Louis.
Vigo, Whitentnry, FIN Pittsburg.
% Carroll, Moody, I'm Jefferson.
Crosse Tete, McQnoid, I'm Bayou Sara.
Alabama, Boardman, I'm Mobile.
Florida, Meyers, FIN Mobile.
Bee, Ralf fin Raratarfa.
d. Kenner, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
Towboat Phoenix, Beals, from the Passes towed
down and I'd sea on the 4th inst, ship
Richmond. bark Uncle Sam and brig imo-
gene-eame up light.
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Railroads..
I. a. daCKsoN ANn GREAT NoRTHERN.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, January 10, ls60--66 bales cotton to
Cutrer, Harrison &co-1l3 r L Adams &co--94 do
Winston, Morrison &co--42 Thornhill &co--5T do
Lewis h Oglesby--29 Ably & Catching Us Carroll,
Hoy &co---l9 w Champlin &co--lS do Frierson,
Conway &eo--l4 Gillespie, Brewer &co-l2 Hen
derspn & Peaie--16 Coleman, Britton Il Withefs--
10 Patton, Smith q Putnam 9Laforest Il Desma-es
--l3 Ward, Hunt Sco--6 A Rugely-6 do Martin,
Cobb &co--4l J G Il B S Kicks &co-5 J NJ Rhorer
&co-4 Walker s. Snder--2 Thompson Clark
10 Fredlander g. Gerson-3 Walker, Hutchinson q
COL a n Hopkins AGO. 20 Mcfarland y Barks-
dale-26 Murphy, Sykes &co--l6 ] I Hardie eco
iG Stewart & James--lI Payne & Harrison-l2 do
Block, MeAfee &co-9 Foley, Avery &co-9 Copes
\ Phelps NJ n Cooper &ee--5 Byrne, Vance Y
Cos Wright IL Ailen--5 do Cleveland Bros &co--i
] & g Cromwelf--S Watt d Noble--4 j K Groves "
Co.'S Smith Is Johnson Total sos bales cotton.
P0NTCIIARTRAIN.
M0BII. E-Per steamer Florida-60 bales cotton
to order-+s5 bbs oil G c Bogart-and sundries to
order.
M0BIIlEi-Per steamer Alabanla-l7 bales cotton
Farley, Jurey &co-l5 do Mckieroy & Bradford -
n do A H May &co-sundries to order--Total Al
bales cotton.
NO, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, Jan. 1872 bbls molasses
81 bales cotton Lobit g. Charpantier-sa do do u
hhas.suga Bellocq Noblom &eo--a0 bales cotton
Y Gourdain--9 do Toiedano Il Taylor-20 hhds
sugar Hyche &co--l6 bales cotton AZ bbls mo-
lasses Darby Il 1remoulet- 81 do Harding, Abbay
Il Morehead=S hhds sugar bbs molasses to S o.
Nelson &co ~ bales cotton I bbls melasses to
Giffen, Smedes &co.-74 hides L Bareey &eo--lot
cattle and sundres to order Total lS3 bales cotton
SO hhds sugar l0T bbls molasses.
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BAYOU SARA PACKETS.
!, CAMDEN II \ AND TRENTON DAILY

q fhs above route il completely stocked
Gaininodoas Mail Stages viii Ieayt Gal,,tr.,
Ark, and frennn I4, every dsy SUNDAYS Seemed ni i
O'clock A. NJ and arrive Trenton and Camden on The day
following, nj ocaek 7, VI. - ~ 80
This line noniee ~ Ganden with the Stage lines to The Hot
springs 1aFs lafl and Washington Nfls and a, Trenton
with me Slase lne' IN Shreveport % and by why of Harrison.
burg and Trinity, Il Saychr3, Mis-
Every aenttaa Is paid 10 thu con yenienee Of
the tfttyeihg community. ~ "
Flt VIII conlee with steamers Mt Trentnn thus aford
uninterrupted transportation 10 travellers gniny South.
w. O. CARR.
Iherry R1tge, La, Ser Is le59 nl4 tSaW
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N. o., opELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.


NEW YoRK-Per brig Eastern star-Goodrieh
j&eo-Henderson & Gaines-Bridge & Son--G Boye
&ce--H ID Seaman B Wbeelock Geo. Huston,
Rsed &co--La Pilot Assoeiaton-W Fl Letchford Il
eo-Gallaglier, Wales &eoy-P Dwyer-0glesby 4
Maeaulay- Kearny, Blos &co-D de Goicouria 4
co-nrfer
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JOHN d. RETN s. SON.
s. JOHN D. BEIN 4 SON,


Nos y AND 81 CAMP STREET y
Importers and Dealers in--
HARDWARE, CUTLERY IRON, COPPER AND TIN
PLATE
Have well assorted stock of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware Cutlery, English American Bar, Hoop Sheet,
Boiler, Scroll Angle Half Round o wal Iro which they
offering for sale the lowest narke. and accommodate.
ing terms.
The agents for insn Brothers Premium Tennessee Bar and
Boiler Iron.
agents swifts Rolling MIL for Boiler and Sheet Iron.
Are agents Fos q g. Hussey Co.'s Phurg Copper Rolling
MIL
Are agents tor G. l. Hanks Bell Manufaeory. Cincinnati
Are aseas er tie ~ Louis saw Nofks Of Branch, Grookes
L Co
For The sais Of cas Iron Ppe frol Glasgow Company.
We invite The attention Of country deaes planters and
chants and tr public generally large aud wessorcd
stock.
Buggy, Carriage, Wagon and Cart Trim
nssnSs.
The subscribers have Just received large and well assorted
stock Of Trimmings, suitable for Carriage Makers and Wheel
rights, viz
Hubs spokes Bent aud Sawed Feoes, Buggy Bodies Arms
Parts and Wheels Enaneled Duck Japaned oleski Buck
ram, Screen Cotton Bnek, Dash and Top.
y Leather Plated Bands Top Drops and Dashes.
Common. Pstent and Patent Male Bolts Axles Ellip,ic
sptins Ivory and Plated Head Lining Nails Ivory Head Screws
Curtain Frames, Shaft Sockets and Crabs large assort-
ment Of eab Irons for Bngge and Carriages For sale by
JOHN D. BEIN & SON,
50 and 81 Camp street
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9sIu WrIsaas laiIp Grsstsnt.
MOUNTING. JANUARY II, Isso.
8ietr ,aatsllIatllla.
T3,H w eeahrr- Business ON slte f1evce GEM
sxa1 News ltc.zas from ExchnnEcs- Henss
Ix2nyxng No-Mny. 80.

-. u, v. 49,. 1s,.s.ress -, ma f,exce szen-
sxal Nsws Itesas fro1A Exsi,angcs Heass
- w. Z 80 -.
MsaHss'i3s;I .lss: = go
HUI gse na Mas y;s u ;nssriera
Mn business operations bat enough f render tls
lcxees streets md nan4nettes very aasagreeapie
Qtte1N1Sa Tire Gag Non& rave been quite PieAsshN
Wien rs elosea. oas rePofe apPeal'snees 'nuos'se'
fa, s 8sSss ~ 4 MA ~ er man ~ e ID,
previous. There appears 70 be too much tunnags
ior As asnasna ~ tbssa
NJ sis n,sros;nr staTe ii thinas, every day 81
j,,,at Il. ina already oyar
Crowded list Till cversupply of tunnage enables
xliiI.nefs fo make their osv TIL 1as fur freight.
Msss ssfs'aEsasy s a5ss sl1g So W assaT Ms
"a s ss bnsasss MI 4. Nj
4 e w ssis MI Wiener ind MI
stewart sss ssssh III. Il Psrher. i'll commend bot
ars - osF riysT afsatas Gan assure aaem a,a
~ Rst ia & =,
mas Tux aasured IF gstting the best meats tht
mSr3st csn AFFORD,
Tie Rcub. White win be found At Tie landing
rcsss tO Teeaiye freight sor ezersen and insarlne
siia{s oiy3ts s51i Eed liver She iii just The dock
where she was thoroughly overlsaiied, repaired
and put In first-rate business order.
ThE Ni3s8 APT Nitlenhyfy n new boat, mend
~ III. ssfYpr1,n,,, Ne are not as
S IN. tsrsp ~ az rarts,,e us exact tles
s;ssss.s, sssa s ~ ssaa7 S S Al
TIss s,aa,,nx II n Carroll arrived Yesterday
f Ifi, s,,, Tst,n1fs the river falling from
+Is Il, tfs shfite and sns feet
49, ! Isss ssafsr III He falls The water above
m e n ,sss !, rn,,s.Tse "a extremely low
VA isss tss III Lame STAR far the Trinity ar
@ sf.ss II III lnls.ltIl of Red river and had
81 y X H IS I'exsx.
From &{lispntefi Tercived by MsSsrs Aiise q
,iosE syss assfI af tl,s steamer National passed
Hats1 isouse yesterday and Will arrive to leave on
rfIaYs3ay fsf Jefferson.
|vnSn s SgasyjttaeE radeived bv Mr.. r. b. Smith,
saeafr tIef tie steamer gga paw viii be IN port.
Il Ieave again to.anprrow evening.
AZ, Individual WIN, came passenger the Ed-
f,aY III Il srin assl sslao got on lit Cypress
Bss,a III lie hufrr aud excitement Of going ashore,
uaraied id d grave stone 70 which he bad no legal
4 ssliifh ,g did NOT need. unless he In
fsnss; COMMITTING suicide, ana wished to he pre-
s narsstl for such an emergency. Tbs stone was
4 1oxnd M apped lib III i shawl, hut he who had
Eaten II falicy thereto made good his escape.
we ,asr n is 4 s..fi,oss arrival 10 re-
IN shSsii Hi III Ill aon Nst niett i1 s1ilipg
iie csik ~ iis , aooa'o NJ s
vs. US VII H. iii 81 sss hid Tie 6cs
ssss.s nsSs 81 the gs Wesisd VIII noi
ss IL IS: III, WE s:s'.s s.y
ss ,s sss :.s ". s s ssss ".
HUI N III; III III seSs,.
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Tin Plate.

200 boxes best Charcoal x landing from Liverpool and
for sale by =z
JOHN D. BEIN q SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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aew esleaas si Gsssea ssstsdas gormg Summary H. 1866

mings Sco--2s B IL Lowe &co-42 n D Cooper l.
COT G Thompson Gs do w Burhridge &co--30
Ward Hunt &co--AS Lewis & 0gesby--e5 do Eel
loves &co--Total 4T4 bales cotton.