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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-20

Cost AND equipment OF Inc Line ~
Railroad TroM Warsaw - Car.
thaGe.
Amount and value Of work done
by the State on the grade
and donated TO the Mississippi
d Wabash and Warsaw d
Rockford Railroad Co.'s, es-
sina.ed .. $4,000 90
Amt Of work due by the w. d
r. n. r. Go. between Warsaw
masss, 10000 90
Cost Of 1887 toms Of Iron, in
Guiding the chairs and spikes
delivered on the road, $4,000 90
Cost of grading, bridging, tying,
track-laying and other work
done by Brown, Turner b Co.,
a. per their contracts and bills
rendered, sl,4sl O.
Cost Of rolling stock, consisting
of two locomotives and tend
ers, two passenger cars, one
baggage car and ten freight
oars, delivered on the road, 24,894 90
Cost Of lumber, hauling, smith
ing, &c., to finish bridges,
cattle guards, crossings, &c., 1859 10
Amt paid Thomas, Ely 4 Co.,
on account of their contract
for grading, de-, afterwards
abandonedby them, 1908 90
3d., 1927 90
Whole cost and equipment Of
III miles and sidings, $31S,334 10
Respectfully submitted,
H. SAMPLE, Com,
w. D. M. & w. r. r.
January, 1860.
Value Of work done on line Of road between
Carthage and Canton, as per report Of en-
gineers, to February /, 1850, and for
which payment has been made in full to
the contractors, $l04,595 II
Add the value as presented in
the report Of Gen. Sample, 3ls,334 70
Total value. $422. Gao Al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-20

CuaH ron HEAvRs IN HoxsEs.- Common
tar mixed with table spoonful or ginger,
made into ball, with little shorts, given
daily. The worst cases have been CURED BY
this remedy, and the cure Is Of . permanent
character.
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GTIt 10 said that MIR. Douglas had pre-
pared an sulogy on Mr.. Broderick, but was
prevented from delivering it by severe at.
tack Of pleurisy on the previous night
Singular coincidence, and convenient a. sim
gular.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-20

M A letter from New York says: "The
great Cuban sailed with his new wife, Of the
s.Diamond Wedding famo, last week, for
Cuba. The party had trunks, hoxes, bales
and bundles, sufficient for . General com-
manding nm army OF occupation. just be-
fore he started, Signor OYiedo went into
Genin's and took up note Of 81, 900 which
he gave at the time of tho wedding for few
little trinkets purchased for Miss Bartlett
The Cuban paid it with all the GOODNESS that
other mon would pay So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-20
Missouri State Matua1 and Marine
Insurance Co., Of SO. Louis.
A. sRIDOnAN, Agsns.
No. % Main-st., KEOKUK.
STATEMENT
STATEMENT N89
OF the Missouri State Mutual Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, Of st. Louis.

STATEMENT
OF the Missouri State Mutual Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, Of St. Louis.
JAxuARY j, 1880
1.-The name of this Company is the "Missouri
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Compa-
ny" Of %. Louis. The principal ONCE Of the
Company h located In the City VI ~. Louis. he
Company iIsures against loss o. damage BY fire.
The Marine Department has not bsen organised.
THE Company has no Capital 6toek subscribed
- such, being organized entirely on the Mutual
Constitute tho Capital Of the Company.
3s-Ten per can't Of sach Premium Note IL paid
when the Policy ID issusd. The balance Of the
Note II subject 70 calls or assessments TO be made
by the Board OF Directors needed, to pay losses
and expenses.
s.-ths Auusts VI the Company arss
Gasn On nand.. SI5 10
I've ~ aSsn1s..--....-....-......... f,alz3J
Uucc o0v.uu
Gross Assets. $360, 3l0.42
The face OF the Premium Notes Of the Company
liz four hundred sixty thousand ave hundred and
fifteen dollars and sixteen cents, (446o, 5l66), OF
which there is uncaied and subject TO call for the
payment Of losses and expenses, the sum Of three
hundred and ffty-one thousand three hundred and
eghty-two dollars and ssventy-six cents. $751;
$50 7S).
BY the eth section Of the Charter. lien 10 given
on Teht IN tn0 GIAIo Oh mlhe0uTl AAi
MUM notes given TO the Company for insurance on
buildings. The face Of the notss thus secured On
real estate, 10 two hundred and hfty-two thousand
seven hundred and twenty four dollars and twenty
Ave cents, (t152, 2S), Of which there il uncaled
and subject to call, over eighty-one per cont, and
amounting to one hundred and ninety-six thousand
hundred and sixty nine dollars and ffty cents,
t$lo6, 1880.
This Company N posscssed OF Capital OF more
than 500 900 secured by lien on real estate worth
at cash valuation 1T least Ave times the Of
said capital, and not incumbcied to than one
half Of said cash VI IN.
6.-This Company owes nothing 10 banks.
6.-Lossss adjusted and dus, none.
7.--Lossss adjusted and not due......t 3,3l2.e3
B.-Losses unAdjustsd, none.
CLOSES in suspense......~........ 100000
Io.-Bills payable. 100000
Total LiAbilities..................-$ l4,312.os
Gross Assets........ ......-......... 800, 3l6.42
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sTATEMEN
OF the condition OF the METROPOLITAN FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY, or THE CIrY OF
new YoRx, to the Auditor Of

INSURANCE. COMPANY, or THE CRY or
new YoRx, TO the Auditor Of
the State of Iowa,
Jan. /, 1860.
The name Of the Company Ia "Ths Metropolitan
Fire Insurance Company"
The amt Of its Capital Stock paid up is ,ooooo
The Assets Of the Company are n follows
Cash ON hand. ................$ $50 10
Cash In xozJz
Leans on Mortgage Of real
estate.........-....- 80 20 ,s1b.N
Loans secured BY pledge
--$34I ,275.a
Interest due and accrued 10 date..r... 6,1s4.09
Cash in hands Of Agents, or in transit, 100000
Cash due for Premiums. .........--..... y,140.4o
Bills receivable from marine premiums, 42o.e0
All other securities o,e00.0o
Total Assets. .sss. ,ess go
LIABILITIES:
No Liabilities TO Banks or others, due
not due.
No Lsssts adjusted and dine.
Losses adjusted and not due........... ,6e0. 90
Losses unadjusted, waiting proof. 5,seo.D0
Claims for losses resisted. ............. $50 90
9Il $4,000
No other clsims against the Company.
Risks generally limited 70 81 900, except 1t Home
The greatest amount insured In any one city, viii
lage, town, or block varies sccording 10 carcnm-
stanses--no limit.
No part Of i capital or earnings IL deposited With
any State or States security for losses therein.
Act Of Incorporation herewith fied.
JAMES L0RIMER GRAHAM,
President.
4. A. srAxssunr, sec'y.
STATE os. o. ..1 s oss., ro 81 II. ye... IS.
l1th January, 1859.
BKYoax me personally appeared the above named
James Lorimer Graham and Edward A. stansoury,
70 me known 10 b. respectively the President and
Secretary Of the Metropolitan Fire Insurance Con-
pany, and made oath that the foregoing statement,
BY them subscribed, Ii . true, fuil, and correct
statement oi tho affairs OF said Company. and ex-
hbits far b. aseert.ined ut this dAtE, Its
actual condition on the 3ls day of December. 1889.
fL.s.1 ALLAN RUTHERFORD,
Commissioner for the State Of Iowa
fbIid2w In New York.
DIssotuti0n.
NJ 0TICE In hereby given that the co.psrtnership
IN hsrstofose existing under the Mans and nrm
OF Tiifingnast, Lane 4 Baei IL Inis usy a,ssoivca
by mutual consent. j. j. Tillinghast has disposed
Of oil his right and interest in said firm To Geo. i.
Lane and Il. Buell., who duly authoriIs - 70 siga
In liquidation. ]. j. TILLIN0HASI,
GEO. r. LANE,
III. BUEL-
Ksokuk, Feb. /, iSso-fsbsdlw
The Hardware business will be continued by the
Subscribers, In all Its various branches, under the
name and style OF LANE 4 BuEL.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended TO IN by our customers, We solicit
continuance Of the same.
febIdtw II. Buell.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, | 90
County Of ST. Louis

STATE OF MISSOURI, 90
County Of St. Louis
On this 10Th day Of January, 1850. before me
the undersigned, Commissioner. duly commission
cd and qualified to take dispositions and acknowl-
edgemenls Of deeds to be used and recorded in the
State OF lows, came Stephen N. Edgsil, known to
me ~ the President, and Richard 8. Elliott kno wn
to me ~ the Secretary Of ths Missouri State Mu-
tual Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Of Sc.
Louis, who being by me duly sworn, en- their oAihs
declare that the foregoing statement Of the oondi-
ton Of said Company Ia true and correct, TO the
best Of their knowledge and belief.
M EnGEi4L. Pres st..-A-.
X. 8. ELLIOTT, Sec'y.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, the 10th day
~--> Of January, eighteen hundred and sixty;
| LIS. - witness my hand, cf6cial seal, at my
-I Office in the City Of st. Louis, Missouri.
CHARLES H. TILLS0N,
Commissioner Of Deeds for Iowa, In Missouri
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fehldIx
e. =. TEN -EYOX,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. N AND MAIN-sTs.,

KoOkuk, lOW1,
LSIRE, LAK n. MIvER AND LIFE INs
4 6URANdE promptly attended to at this Office.
Better and more IHDEAsITr be given 81 this
Agency than any other in this city, and less trouble
after loss.
Efna Ins. Co.. Of Hartford, Conn, 81, 1874. l0O,o3
Home Insurance Company, Of Eec YorA, l,457s SIS
North Amsvsoam IN. Co., Hartford, Conn, 100000
Guy Tsrs IsssraNcs Co., Il Nsw Hsvem, 27O,6SS
Ph0nir Fire Insurance Co., If NeO Fork, 2se,eee
Lo,Hiayd Fire Insuranee Co., HeU York. $4,000
M0mtaGk Fire Iasnraace Co., Mem FORK, 100 ,boO
Connecticut M1fu4i Life In Co., Hartford, 8,0O0,6N
Da- j. w. BoEp, Medical Examiner.
~. w. GkIFFITH is authorised to receive
applications for al above Companies.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured ~ -
low rGtss othsF Companies who pay their losses.
II. B. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Once corner "a and Matt SITS, keokuk, Iowa.
H Fob. Z, 5o.d1m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-20

Low rGtea - other uoUpAntEs who pay their losses.
II. B. TEN-EYCk, Agent,
Once corner "a and Maii SITS, Keokuk, Iowa.
Fob, Z ,1.dlm
Insurance! Insurance Insurance
Pork House, - Pubic Buiidinss, Manai.osuIinx
EstAblisments, Household Furniture, and al insu-
rHbls property, issued &C the lowest rates in the
following substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 340O, 600.
CITY FIRE INs. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
OATlrAL $4,000.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL o5OO, 600.
MERCHANTS, ms. CO.. OF HARTFORD. coNk
CAPITAL ]10O,0OO.
This Agency always pays Its losses promptly
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured 1T
VERY xoDsnAr1 Yamrun, for ono, three or Ave
years, callAnd leaxn the ratios. s,fa
WM. ~. BELknAP, AE,t,
Feb2d1m 6econd-st., near Main.
"A Hslp i ~ III: aay received 1t 60 Se-'N =
OGDEN, Bk0WNELL CO.'S
CIfr Book SroHs,
fsbl7 Il Main-st.
nK. CUMMINGS new book 1.-THE GREAT
~ TRIBULATION." First and Second Series,
Just received 81
OGDEN, BR0WNELLAco.y
CIrr BOOK EroRB.
feb17d 81 MAin-st
WANTED.
* 0IRLto DO homework IN smsll family
IA None need apply who cannot como we'll recon-
nsndsd. Apply 81 the IAw Once Oh
LOWRIE ! MIILER,
jA0l0dtf Thtrd-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-20

Cost ana Equipment OF tho Lane -
Railroad xrOn Warsaw - Car.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-20

The Hardware business will be continued by the
In al its various branches, under the
name and style OF LANE BGEL.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to us by our customers, solicit
con tinuAncs Of the same.
GRO, r. LANE.
febldIw n.BUEL.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-30
[LWAUKEE, :: WISCONSIN
TERMS, CASH!

WE have Large Stock, and are selling at low
Wy prices for Cash, and should be pleased to re-
ceive orders for goods in line which will receive
prompt attention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14

BAYOU MAG0N--Per steamer Andy Fulton
Isl bales cotton ellis, Ferguson &ee--28 do ] B
Bailey &co-29 bales cotton to w Estln &co--l6
Buckner, Stanton & Newman Green & grump-
81 ] d Rlaorer &co-7 II Gilly &eo--I6 bales cotton
Ward, Hunt &co--27 Coleman, Britten & Withers-
so Logan, Soniat & Glaiberne--l22 Wright u Allen
-3s carleton, Whiting & Tuliis-- 43 9 Connolly &
coli Frellsen, Stevenson &co--T j d'Armgn--30
" D Urquhart-7 n sacks cotton seed Magin-
nis-l z4n do Kelsey 4 Petter--snndfies to order
Total 625 bales cotton.
,LhFOURCHE-P steamer Musc-46 hhds sugar
w ne.s sno!asses Foley, Avery &ce-24 do rs binds
/ sugar sahaier--sD do E Shift &ce--50 bbls mo.
iasses west, Renshaw Il Cammack- 20 hhds sugar
s.l lsoalat-l6 do koekaco--l0 bbls moasses 10
rsAoMss Sco-so do do Williams d Tucker--75 do
ifosciaf aaydea-2o hhds sugar Roman & Ker-
men,ze 40 e bbia meIasses Belloeq, Noblom &co
: -rio 90 ~ hhds sugar Bfaud & Landry-s do do i
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sipIilsa slllsllissllte.
cassezsr os5lcz. ~. % Camp s,..,,s
Cleared Yesterylax

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Atlantic, Hutchings, for Havana Il \,
West and other Florida ports, b ps ~
Ship Sarah, Merritt, for Boston, = e
Geo Fosdsk Aea
Bark q 4 Chase, Chase, for Boston.
G W Hynson &co
Bremen ba1k New ORLEANS, Sanders, for Bremen.
Baxter, Lowell Sec
BARK Alruira Goombs Drinkwater, for Rotterdam
Creepy & Farwell
schr r Bradford, Taylor. FOX Pensacola,
0verton Gee
Huntington Bros
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RAILROADS.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.


CANTON, Janaae " ls. sse-35 bales catton Ia
Mcfarland & Barkadaiel35 Warren. eilmars Sco
81 r l. Adams Xdo-2g do Carroll uav' e., ~
seir,eaanaef& Serspn25 nodd & Bateman-2l do
e1 aa smith y Melsae 20 Payne Harrison
IL y n 9Iign, x Ailqn--19 Rotchford, Brown &co-
W;tha :, "a Alien &eo-l Is do Coleman Brtton
Thompson q ClarIs AZ Mnrs,,, naie5 COTTON
Frierson, Conway &ce-6 baias ~ aesa eob
- do H K Carter4 aard,ne sbh son a Lew &eo
II L Hardie &do-a al Hal sas = niofelieaa
West & Where "A Thornh Sca, IT. Tota a,ee Geo
cotton. iosai ooo nales
NO, opELoUsAs AND GRR. n evrs,,,.n,,
BRASHEAR cry, Jan. Ia-z,o M 80
Wyche &co-|l5l do do Darhg I IN H. Mosasses
~ 40 10 ahds sugar . Nelson &co-27 terces do
beiloeq, Aoblam &ee-25 do so hbls molassess IA
Augastin l. Thfhdanlt-20 do Il Hare - % ~ ~
Han q Rodd-so do Toledano Il Taylor-a do Ar
West Renshaw d Cammk--l bbls noiassas i ~ ~ ~
/ m Whte-l Inf bhis molasses W r Hays q III 10 ~
/ bbls molasses TO bales moss L. B0udreauIn 5a A.
/ Troseair Il Haydel-22 head hogs and sunlries =
order--Tota 20 bales moss Is hIds sugar "a tcs A.
/ $40 bbls molasseA 2 half do.
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STEAMBOATS,.


MEMPHIS PACKET
49, 1s5s.l LINE usoo. LaAsSt q
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY
WIN run their boats during OF 1850 and 1850 as fol-
lows:
Ono Of the boats Of the Memphis and New Orleans Line viii
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
Al o'clock 2. NJ.
MONDAY BoATs:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d. Clarke. master.
acknowledgements. B. Irwin master.
WEDNESDAY BOATS:
John Sfmonds. ...........J j. F. Smith, MASTER
Eclipse. .,.H. !, Spots, master.
FRIDAY BOATS:
Belfast. VIM. Wray, master.
II. II. w. Hill. ...,..........T H. Newell master.
THE Y1cKsBURa AND MEMPHIS LINE,
-To-wir-
Daniel Boone. Hicks, master
Kate Frisbee..,... Lee, master.
Vietorta.................. Hanck, master.
Leave ricksbnrg at lam.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers leaving New via jackson Railroad every
evening in the week but Wednesday evening" can thus make
close connection at Fcksbrg with the other the above
Lines. These Lines run in close connection with the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And the
EN- T HIS AND OHIO RAILR Road,
Anordng passengers choice routes East North and West
from that point
hs'ash 'kef' f1 sRa ssbs apply to
90 Memphis Packet Office. st Charles Hotel Ieft wing
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NOTICE THE PUBLIC s HEREBY q No e1L y
IL that for Hundred and Twenty aAes q
One nilnr each on Capital Stock Of the nuisi
ana ete Bank the l OF june Sol ~ tafn ~ nm
phins JonTnn aud his minor children Marie FRANCOIS bses
ana Henri BIseal, possession 81 his ESTATE
BY Judgment Second District Gaaft n New ntlrans
dated tn III Of March, 1851 has been lost mislad and that
Al application for the certificate in ihe place
O. ne ono above described has duly made The Louisiana
JAZZ 2awa j. d. Sir AMAND Agent
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UNITED STATES
Leaves every MONDAY, st5P.
REGULAR ARGYLE LANDING

49, Ia new. yais sNlfl aud
Lasils-sr IN magnificent passenger packet Gen. John
Quitmnn, \. y. Cannon, MASTER Will
positively leave ahOye os Argyll Landing reenye Deer
lreek Landing Point Worh,ngion Carolina Landing lake
Washington Grand Lake Ashton Pitchers Point skipwths
Landing, stack island Landing Lake Providence Mlkens
Bend, yickshnrg Warrenton nnd Gulf Joseph Rodney
Waterproof, Watcher For; Adams Red RYer Indng Bayou
Sara, Port Hudson Baton Rouge. Paauenne DoHadg0nyils
and all intermediate landings For freight passage apply on
board. - =
The General Quman win take Ya4ee freight to be reshpped
at HickSbarg
yTRGIN1Us C. DENTzEI.
dS Advertising Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
--.'--------.-------
UNITED STAT S

" - n STA X Nc
], .leg. AsEMtwEEKLy MAIL LINE TO H.. r.
yIoRsBURG,
The magnificent q T. Mail packet VicsxsbnrR, Uapi j.
NJ White, MASTER will leRve FOR Grand Lake
Psqasins Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Rv
ssph, Grand Gulf, Warrenion, yckshnrg, Mikens Bend
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing skpwths Landing
Pnchess Point Ashton, Lake Washington Carolina landing
and Point Worthington, every THURSDAY. MBP NJ
The steamer vICKsBURG will take freight for Yszoo riysr
Lesves on SATURDAY, at 8 PM
The magnificent 81 Mail packet Nntehez, Captain r. r.
ieashnrs Will essc for Donadsonyille, Plaqncfne Baton
Roage Port Hudson Bayou Hars, Red Riysr Landing Fort
Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney, s. Joseph Grand Gulf
Warreilton and Vicksburg, every Saturday, n NJ
The nstehes connects az ycksbug with Dew Drop.
Rs Greenwood. " high VISITOR rates. without drtention
above mentioned splendid psserear packets viii leave
their regular days without fall tho appointed All
attended fs - t-.''
These boats viii not he responsible for any package
containing money swsry or other vauabes unless regular
bills Of ndng taken specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid for yRuabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board or to
j. j. PRRSON 4 co.
jel5 n Corner OF Carondeet and Union streets
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Leaves with Dispatch, Zs.a.
FOR NJ ASHVILLE. ssTaRISa

fIiNDnfGh NJ !
FOR N ASHVILLE,g LARIxS-
IT, h vile Tficeis Landing, Canton hddyyle Dycns-
hntg smi Inland Padncat Metropolis Cairo Co.
inmbns, Hickman, New Madrid Randolph sem-
pills Nalyeon and all ncmediate ianingsThe regular pms
eneer naetst s'snmsr Passport, Woods, master will
it'e w ABOVE For freight passage apply board to
jal3 u UT ihi'pi II aT Gsmn .t,...
The f. will take freight to all points on Tennessee
river with The privilege of storing and n. shppng
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 1ish inst at5P
81. Louis Gnrio and New Orleans Rsilrood Life

I1sHVes or STU KIlAY. Iiih inst, at 8 p, M
ST. Louis Gnrp and New Orleans Railroad The
FOR ST. LOUIS-COSNECTfSG AT
fn| h Cairo with the Illinois and NJ st Louis
@i.h The OHIO and Mississippi R.iItoai-The res.
tszss1<zs liar passenger packet steamer Hinxynfha
T. Xix nitster will leve 81 L1us and Ill ,ntsrns.,
landings nboye For freight through tickets 10 ali nats
North, Fast or West apply On board " ~ f
Passengers and shippers can rely the puneuaty Of this
No berth considered engaged until paia FOR
A plan of the cabin and STATE. roor,s s,.d t
applying NJ the Company oce 81 Camp street corner Of Com
Inercial Place. :" 1870 - N'ti5
fhs above steamer will take freight for Memphis ycksburg
Nache1 and all the Beads and will pay strict Hteon 10 Lii
way and plantation business. - "'
yTRGTsIus q. DENTIET,
JAZZ Advertising A gent
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Leaves On FRIDAY 2hh inst. n; SPIN
REGULAR RED RIVER PACK Js14

NJ h-for Grani Ecore, salchitoches Tiger Island!
It. MaiIies faVeTens Montgomery, DuTands
3hSton's, Mouth OF Cane river, CJotile Alexandria
Nnman9s, sabins aud al intermediate landings oil Red ryer
The magnificent aud fast running passenger tacket Il N
Perry, VIM. kimball, master, win leave as above Far
freight or passage apply board. . =
ds ~ I sdys nv, Ax.,.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on SATURDAY. Jan ~ at 10 Al NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS CAIRO MEM
NJ hphis and all intermediate nndinrsThp svSitf sng
connections regular passsntsr nan W,ih ana
Cora Anderson John r. Boagucer Inssisr
Will Leave Shove. For freight passage apply on hoard
VlRGINIuS q DISTHEf..
Iss Advertising Apert
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Leaves on a,qsnSY & IA s!5,s :

REGULAR RED RIVER Packet
HsnS " 3sfief-oh, Smhi&ud. benton, Port tiaddo
sHantei3s and Mornings LsuHings Alhaty
shreyspofi, Grand Bayou Gonsifatia CsJapts'
Grand Eeore, B9pdieu Landing Alsxandfa koFnnns dur
tass, iiarn,s and all intermediate landings Rel rysfhs
s8 ~ swift running passenger steamer Telegram j. n
shapaeE mtste IL r. Stewart clerk will IS above
For freight or passage apply IN board.
viRGIGtUS G. DENTZEIA
Jal4 Advertising Agent
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n OR Att AK A PA S.
u. MAIL LINE FOR AIlq,A

IT, n.pas Only in eanseton with the n. Q, u and
tllatrtSG w. Ralrnad-The fnst steamer st. hIary.J
sizSF Attiksson, MASTER built expressly pasSen
gers light freight, will with the 0pelousas Railroad
leaving Becks Bay daily for Pattesenvile Centersie and
Franklin and will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays GhHento Jeanneres and New Town. connecting
place with four horse mail coaches for ST. Martin
Lafayette, Graad Coeau 0peloIisas and Washington.
time from New Orleans Washington six
hours being the quickest route travelled
ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility delivering upraght than boat In the trade
Shippers will please tie boat their dray receipts
J. NJ. JOHNSON Il CO,
stf No 3 Old Taevee. Agents..
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Leaves on SATURDAY. I4ih inst at5p
REGuLAR REN I9IWErl : 4cr1

ff1T hIFor Grsnd Ecare, Harhitoches Tiger Island 81
q Maurice NAM faverans, Montgomery, pumnd's Bux-
sSzazz& on's, Mouth Of Cane River Ge,ile Alexandria
nonsps babins and all intermediate landings on Red river
Hssnieent and last running Passenger packet apides
y llowty m.stsr will leave above For freight or pas
ja2 y a afs1 hMht ,.,t
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Leaves on 81 fRDaY. fifth fpSt aehp
-RE4sIIl4AR II IEn y IxrI,H u 4 or

TsT h-Fnr Jefferson, smiihand Benof. Port Gaddo
swa'ison's and Mornings Landings Abany
shrevepor tifand Batou, Conshaia campte,
'tail Eeoe, Bondea Landing Alexandria Nofinon's dor
TONS Barhs and ~ intermediate landings on Red ryer-The
nav and swift rnnng passenger Texas o. w stnds
beard. = f's' APt'' oh
iaI2 e' v. , s. ! 4ait
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FORT Ap A VS.
OHIO RIVER.

Leaycs on MONDAY. 18Th Jan. a, sp.M
FOR LOUIS VILLEG-TIEF FINE REG.
5, FTT n, gar passenger packet steamer Atlantic. a.
Nc CHI innster. will eaye Louixailp aal inter
mediate ielngs above. For freight or passags
apply OIL boaTd.
yIRGIsIUs G. DESTzEI.
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