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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-20
HWe learn that NJ CoIf.r's speec

we earn that Mr.. Colfax's speech
1t Valparaiso. on Saturday last, was lis
tened 70 By from 1900 to 5000 people,
although ne posters had besn distributed
and no special effort made to Ret ont Z
crowd. Mr.. Hendricks. Democratic can
dses for Govenor. when he spoke at che
same place. bad only about 800 out to hear
him.-Rsgister, 1871.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-20
SI3.2S2 l3

The above sums are found on the Audi
tors books. but they received much more
besides. John p. Dunn realized very
large sums from the Free Ranks for sign
ing their bank notes, and the Committee
of Ways and Means in their report, show
that they also received the following sums
onuuallysdt .mlieT ,oE ~. is'rxs
Under the State d.bt arrangement. S 400 90
Paid him by the State Agent without law 300 90
Paid hmby Insurance companies, estimated 500 90
For copies, abstracts. &c. 400 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-20


CAUGHT TARrAn.-The Democrats of
Cobleskill charged that several Democrats
bad joined the Wide Awakes Of ihstto
s'for fun." and would vote for. Douglas.
When the Club was on parade. they wccrc
asked ia point out the men. They named
Henry Becker. The Jsfsrsonias saysai
"Mr. Becker. when informed of this
claim, advanced. to the front of the crowd
and openly proclaimed himself a Lincoln
man, and Republican. and called upon
his brother Wide Awakes for three cheers
for Republicanisn.. which were given with
q will. = -. -
There are thousands Of former Demo-
Gratis in the same position with Mr.. Becker.
They arc weary. Of the burdens im9oset up
on the rank aud file by the. ''sisugh fape,'
Democracy 1lbany Jouraal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-20
1SyV s. T1s sraTg 81 INDIANA,
BRANCH AT PLYMOUTH. IND.

JJS- BROWN, Pres. II. EARLY Cashier
g.ss~ra Ex~h.nx.. Drxss CincinnKst and Chicago,
css>ss snvr. rae~r~n w"wy ar~ hand Warrants
BOUG HIT A ND LID .
- nr.N. any part ef EUROPE for sab -sa
er DEPOSITS rreivrd and N"Skf ,'1"s''' %
- 4sssa~s d.~n ~ c.sii-rtisns. and
CEyIaM BANKING IrSlNESS T:lNSACTED.
~v 81
TNHWERS HOTEI..-Laporte street.
ar tl- ISp~s PLs~"rrH- i>r-
eSp~e rsr- sffenfin rsft Z" rcnsr
~. .f-x - IN IN. ..sfr.aiz~ sr-sia-
t;~-I anil convenient stslin- 6r thosr hsvn. iirses
rx.ts;.sfl Jon SHORT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-20

eus~ ofif Ia -ss-s----- fnGI.aDEuI
Terms or ADvERTIsING.,
0a>s ssssse of 22o~ms srs> shrs vsks az hss si.o
each atou al insertion Larger sdvrtisenrnts
IN proprtion Less than to be chsrrcas half
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-20
IyE RFPN8IIeaN
rsrusLusHrp Evrnr rHUnspAr,BY

Is PUsLIsHEp EvERr rHUnspAf'h
EsIIG AWWED6 GIK .
orrsx On wet side sS Michigan street. north Of Adams
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-20

The option Of the publisher.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-13
@otaI SnteIIiqsaff.

CoxMoM sIrEss, such as generally appear in this
department of the Crescent, were at discount
Yesterday; that is, if there were any. There might
have been some hut this reporter was proud, and
did ut lock for any. He went in'with the town On
the Cl3y Statue.
The'oniy items that forced themselves on his at
tention were during the big procession. First, the
kicking up 81 fractions horse with one Of the
carriages in the procession. on Canal street. near
Exchange Alley the upsethng OF cake stand,
stampede, a big dust, and q counter stampede of
the multitude, who were anxious to see how many
ladies' and children had been killed by the alleged
falling Of the verandah. We heard, however, that
one lady had one Of her legs badly lacerated, and
was carried faintng into neighboring store. "A
woman with child in her arms also got knocked
down III the rush, and was badly bruised.
The falling Of a chair from Hyde 4 Goodreh's
gallery hurt somebody on tho head and created a
monlentary stampede.
Messrs Henderson s Gaines had very large
and strong balcony purposeiy made for the accom-
mediation Of their friends and visitors. Every
house ON the street, except one, which was deemed
dangerous, afforded the public every possible CON
svenience toward behoding the grand sight
a very conspicuous and noteworthy item was
the hospitality Of Mr., s. N. Moody, who not only
rugged up bgawning over his gallery, with chairs
on the gallery, and benches and boxes fixed up
inside the windows, clean up to the fourth story,
but had fine collation., with wines and ice-water
and lemonade, at the service of all he admitted.
He did the thing handsomely, we rather think.
Another ITEM was the fine military style in which
the Washington Artillery opened and kept back in
lines the tremendous crowd Of people that glutted
the vicinity of the Statue, just before the ceremo-
MES.
Several other fine items were the colations
given to visitors by citizens at different places
but of these, more anon.
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Stem rlesas asia Crescent friday anius, spril 8, 1860.

W Prehn &co--G n1aieetchell- Geo a Pickett 4
COY pretat pifiet- il pitkin- pes@il zoe
Pothier y Faucheux- s.,s.aoff 4 knight Put
nam:-R W n.ayne-w b Raymond Reilly &eo--
II " Reynolds &co--J @ & B s Kicks &co-R imail-
no &co-- = Rogers &co-E request John Rob-
ertson- Rousset & Genn-- l. Roca--W Robeson--
Rhodes g. Growell - Geo Ruleff- Shark, Stauffer &
Goa Sanatt &co-E Stapleton-I4 Schwartz . r
Stevens &co-Sclwartz & Kaufman--L Stein 4 Bro
III G Stetson &co-- II S Seward P Soaring Il
B Smith sibboid L sanborn@ Schneider
+ Strnger &co-- G II Slocomb &co-R Sproule Sco
VIM Somers- Sturtevant &co--C Schumacher
James Syme &eo-D II Taylor-F G H Taylor
Taylor, Knapp &co--Taylor y Churchill -Tirrel Y
Thompson-Th ornhill &co- Turcotte & Blanchard
"A J FULLY &co-Pennell AGO. Vincent &co--F ]
VanBibber-- Vose & West Watkins &co-J Watt
&co- Wheeler, Griger &co = 0 Woodruff &co--
Thos L White = Williams Il Tucker Woodman g.
Bement-Wolf Bros-and order
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s ss sa,a II land titles along s boundary Of e
the House. ee1efs H'u w,
= car ~ was held BY sAe Black Republican
I'M sss oil the Senate which indicates sla.
i ses she treaty with Nicaraaga pass p'0s'asN
nv Mci,sne.ocampo treaty has NOT as yet been
considered. s,s..a
Npw ynnx. Apri l2.-1'le Cotton market !, closed
fAauiat and Il somew hat unsettled OWING y W.
favorable adyiess received by te ias. o aIa.
/ rom EutUpex The sales amounted - as'u paies u
Miallin,y IInestIs Is quoted Mt He me sates W
j Fionr are ESTIMATED at $500 bhis. ing markes
snsra res Corn closed dull The sales amounted
"a ia 100 hxshes. The prices range rom n g rs.
is gr saes II Pork amounted TO 1000 bills; Mess
i anosss Al 81 65 to $II rs per hbi.the market
closed asrrn Lard closed firms the sales consisted
Of $50 kegs at los % lO.c; per rouns, New Ut,
sionst sold foi 32sc. per gallon. The sugar markell
ID generally unchanged; there were 9S hhds. o
New Orleans Sugar sold for s. to e2c. per pound
sCIScrsNATr, April l2.-WesterR Mess Pork i
quoted at sl7 90 per bib. There were 100 bhls
,ef Whiskey sold to-day, at lS@ls5c. per gallon
she market closed firm. The Sugar market closes
Firm; New Orleans is selling at TaGsac. per h
The market for otker articles of various descrip
lions is generally unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, April I2-Ihe Ohio river at fai
point continues to rise rapidly, with feet inche
Of water in the canal and 6 feet inches in tn
pass on the falls.
ST. LouIs, April 1a.--The Mississippi river 9
| this point is rcceding slowly.
t The Missouri river at a-eayenworth city has rise
one foot during the twentyfour hours. The uppe
1 Mississippi and other streams are at stand. an
are in navigable order.
4 yIcKsRuRG, April l2.--The steamer Cherokee
passed down at noHn yesterday. The mink Passe,
4 down at u, the Belfast ut s and the Emerald at J.
The Edward s. Gay passed down at 4, and thu
j Cora Anderson at 5 o'clock this morning.
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poMESHEG dNTELLIGENeE.

PITTsHuRG, Apra H.--This city has been visited
BY n very heavy Eieahat, caused by sudden rise
III fhe river.
Tho Ohio river has risen twenty.nine feet four
inches aleve the wafer mark, and continues to
swell 50 fapidly tlak great fears entertained as
: TO The safety Di property.
The watef has alseady entered the city, and
caused severed manufactures to be flooded, and
ia.allies have heen af&Een from their homes.
The accounts received by the coal boats coming
DOWN lfoni the North state that several towns and
farms have been 9sites nv floods, thereby causing
SFsat manage 70 property.
4hifteen canal Aoats ut Pittsbure have been
carried over the dana
The railway tracks have s3l boon washed away.
tie cars being unable % make their daily trims.
WAsHINGToss Apra la.-Ihe Commissioner a
Prof 5. r b. Morse to seven more Years
NORFOLK, april I2.z-The schooner Garsolyte
with full cargo of merchandise. from Rishmoad
henta for Mobile, put into this pnr. leaking badly
The Gkis0iyte will no doubt undergo neeessaf,
repairs before proceeding on her voyage.
MEaRExs, April I2-A dispatch received iron
Fort sHsish. Arkansas, ak this place, says, tina
great cement i Prevailing arnols De Chere2e
Indians on Abe question of slavery Tie messag
states Ehaa this excitement viii be the source
trouble. 3#si
WAs1sSagns. AprH u "A eolloquy which too
place between Messrs. Pryor. Of Va, and Potter
of Wisconsin, an the House of Representatives
caneed MI. pfsr % invite Mr.. Potter 10 iassa tn
District Of Gdlon:ssia 70 fight . DUEL,
Ry she noa-app eaEanca Of Messrs. Pryor snt
Potter in ts HOUSE to-day. il is believed that Heey
have 1sft fle city Of Washington - eight duel.
ASH SaToS. April i2.-ln the Senate. yester-
day, he Homeatead bill was again taken up aud
considerably discussed. but no conclusion was ar
rived IT.
Is, y aas HouSe q Representatives, today, the
French spelaaes bill was taken DIP. and, after q
s waras disnnssion. VAS postponed TIL the 9th of
May for eensidesa Han.
me nsI1 pTnyidiaS for 8 telegraph to the Pacific
upon It. q ~
The pill providing FIR the adj MISSION OF Kansas
s. e sts1e lato The Union anders he Wyandotte
conslllqtson was passed by . vote Of iS2 yeas
n essrs Burnett Ethefiage and Webster !. ,ted ii
FAVOR Of the BILL Messfs English, sickles and
Scott against it.
The hEl introduced in the Senate, providing fol-
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ZConsEgnees.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Star of the West
Aaron &eo--Jno Adams &co-Adams' Express
] Albert L Aubert-R Angelasto-W Z Allen
R Aueoin-Wm Baker-Babcoek & kernochan-
R H BoWes-J Bard p Barbot-Barriere Bros
Barnett Wv & G Blanchard Blache u Leau-
mont-Beadles &co-C Becker Benthnysen, Lewis
eo-Bloomfed & STEEL Bogert- E l. = Bon
net-Booth &co- Isaac Bloom &eo- Bfomberg u
Son Block, MeAfee &eo--B Brown &eo.,Bnil,
Ellis &co-C 4 Buddecke &ce-Burton " Work-M
Burrows Byrne, Vance &oow W y Gahe &cow
w Crane &to--J W Champn &co-Creeyy q Far
WE'LL Connolly &ce-G Connolly &co-R Goburn
IS Coleman Cooper 4 Neibert-Gorson u Arm,
strong n Godet SEQ cosgroye \ Boys ~ y 9
ing Dupremont- R Denman &co- Davis d
Jackson S de Wiser &co--F Del Bondio-A Del.
pit W Dongherty &eo- 0'DoWd u Sullivan
d Cameron &co- q L Dolsen u Son Durel-E
S Ounce North, Duthill &eo- Duntze &co-F
Duconge- & w Dunbar &co-- Decentralization
4 Betterton-F Fabre-E Farrell-Farley, Jurey
&co- VIM Fleming-Fellowes &co-Ereisen, Ste
yenson &co--J Fleury Aeon Finn-Flint d Jones
- Geo Fosdick eco Frost &co-. Fofger Eco
N G Folger & Son Gaune d Eicheiberger- Gray
Bros-R Geddes-W hitlock &co-Gensler Rosen-
Geld Geitzner Il Bros q Gilman-Giilis Fer
guson- Giaspie Brewer &co-- Giqnei q Jalnson
Grief, Byrnes &co- Citizen, Smedes eco II w
Grihble-Goldsmith, Haber &co-J NJ Gould eco
i GodchauS-Rev Goadrieh-.A Gnesaard-Gun,
nison, Chapman AGO j II Gutheriu-Haii 4 Rodd
ri Halt Morgan n Henry.G u Harvey
&co-W A Hauney KOCH II Hansell-R f Harri-
son-W II Harrington-H & Morgan Hart &
eo-E Hart &eo-Henaerson Terry &eo. He
bert &co--Hoy sSeo-A Hotan- Hoffman \ Marks
Holmes Claus D Il Holmes Hollander-
Harris---J Huant--Hyde y Goodrich e james
&ce-p Jackson I II Jackson-C Jauhert Wee
+ Jaufroil-A Jacquet--Jones ENpress,D GJohn-
ston-J NJ JohnstoIi-S Kaiser &ee-i Kaiser.
Reegan &eo- Kittridge Folsom. kernagbaa y
CO. Knox 4 Higgins R Langhin ~ :, l Lazarre
Lesasseur--Jno i. t.ee--A Levi &co-T isehde-
Letchford Ace + LeRonde- Leighton q
Blanc Lewis oglesby- Lion Plnsara- Z W
Lyons &co- Lnnesehloss Bros &co-P Matiard--J
MaBee- Magee II kueass : Masburg y Forster
Massey. huston &co-zA May &c.,.y Mattih-
II Marquee &e0-j Marks AGO : Il d = N Marks
&c Miller-s Moody-G \ Morrison &co-ao-
rino y Bro L Moore &co-- S e Moore &co-L
Muulor-Moore L Gohn-M nzeshemer-Muse q
Bro-M Muse Il Mnrdouk- A Muaroe- Ii Col Myers
Nv MeCrackeh- Mcdowell &ed = Mcfarland d
Barksdale-H D Metimnis-M keHzie &eo-A Nc
Laurn-MeStea, Value Sco--E Male &co-F New
hall-J Norton Norris, Maui &uo-0eftlins y
eo-payue Harrison-Payan & Garhaft,Pdtt9n,
Smith i pntnsm-Peet, Siinlns &cn- Henderson, Il
PeAleY~H Perry Perkins kcu- Preau Il Couturie
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Imports.

INDTANoIlA via GALvEsTON-Per steamship
Caas Morgan bales cotton Friedlander Ger
son-l45 head cattle Wilkins &co-- horses and
sundries to order. 5s,.=-5...sze. g
NEW YORK VIA aHAYANA---Per steamship
Star of the West-Assorted mdse.
BOSToN-Per ship Silas Greenwood-Assorted
mdse- consignees previously reported.
PALERMo-Per bark Unico- 1000 bxs oranges
1000 bSs lemons ia SKIS almonds 6s SKIS walnuts so
bbls canary seed.
APALACHICoLA-Per schr Hampton Belle
2O4 bales cotton Wood y Low.
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Receipts OF Produce.

{INClNNATI--Pe steamer Queen of the West.
50 bbls beef 10 hf bbls fish 2 cks potash 20 boxes
tongues 100 bxs candles S4 bbls whisky A D Grief
&co-50 bbls ale 10 bbls eggs Grief, Byrnes Geo
Is eks bacon 0 ties hams 100 bxs cheese Dolsen
4 Son 20 do " irkins butter Jno Adams Geo
IS bales hay 100 bbls apples I Del Bondio-50 bbls
whisky A Dasilva-50 do to order-32 do Pinaud
& FELTON, 80 do Tnrpin- 10 do A Il May GEO.
ia pkgs castings John Stroud eco AZ bbls beef
as hf do Is do II bxs tongues Bunnel g. Bailieff-
100 bxs cheese Floto Il Marment - 1913 pkgs beer
n Fischer $50 bbls potatoes Schneider & Wise
$50 bbls pork Cook Il o'Brien-2 bbs liquor to
Campbell u Strong 23 pkgs liquor N Greenwood
~l56 bbls potatoes Doefer-- 8 hhds tobacco to
] Il Murphy--H do VIM H Crafts 70 bxs candles
to Avet-l00 bxs cheese to II Seward-300 bxs
candles IA bbls whisky 8 Fl Kennedy Geo 100 do
] Connoly &co-236 do r MeGregor Geo. so do
100 bxs cheese Given, Watts &co-- 50 bbls beef 20
bbs oil $50 bxs candles 100 bxs cheese Yose Bros
so do 525 kegs lard l04 hhds bacon 80 bxs do %
tics hams 90 bbls do w S Wright &co-l55 bbls po
tatoes l59 bbls apples II bbs tics hams Greve j.
Werle-2 ~ hhds bacon 600 bxs candles VOORHEES,
Griggs &co--5O bbls beer L Ziegler--634 seks corn
w G Robinson &co- lot furniture and sundries to
order-Total 26 hhds tobacco.
STLOUIS-Per steamer Aleck Seott-201 coils
rope Dix & Ranlett- 2 hhds tobacco S4S bblspork
liz bbls whisky Felowes eco 80 bbls whisky to
Bunnell 4 Baieff $50 bbls pork $50 SEEKS corn 40
cks bacon 379 bbls -four Oglesby q Maeaulay-277
do Given, Watts &co-- 80 do Z s Elder &co--249
do Horreli Gayle &co- 80 do 80 SKIS meal 226 SKIS
shorts 5 bbls eggs Graham, Bro eco 50 bbls beef
100 cks bacon 66 ties hams Q Woodruff &co--l9
bbls eggs I Del Bondio-6 do "a ties hams eks ba-
con Schneider WseM5 ~ scks corn III scs oats
Buddeeke &co--zos ssa ses oaIs rruuhommeI
z4S scs oats 20 no III " 7 ply 3c9-I4o 10
o9ls gollats N.o' 11s DO SO
y ~ n"I III hacon IN hbls ori "a scls
Sas s, y West 4 Sctteton0 ia do W BentonNa5
~ p.ah ha,s { WRIGHT EeoI25 head hoas and sun.
ufl rss, ~ o, Z ,,,e -. - c.,,. -
F0RI ADAM !, T s!eaher ''oluen age.zo
bales cotton q hcas @Soni ~ alaugn y e
smith y Shotwen5 beiiocq, Soploin @Son ~. . ao
kohn &eo-o a Ley, eIeoa saliagher " Ia
Carroll, hoy 6e9-o haWkins q luz
mas AZ bh g. Mnntsomerv + "a do
~ h III N nIasses I w bhds sngar to
n ~ o n;ia Seo 81 al AlIsin On do H. W;Iten
har,ror o. dn i n plauche &co-5 do r Rrnouiere
u W 10 q bbIs moiasses Gordon & Castillo do do
| Mnore 4 YanCuIin- 26 do Menard & Yignaud-24
do d Durrive &co-2 do to Lauye & LeBlanc-322
scks corn to j O Woodruff ECO AZ bales mdse to
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West April 10th, in lat. Is deg. "a min s,asm
Ii dee. So min W., sgnalized ship Dor "A wv
with painted ports showing the Un INV NV s;snai
same day, spoke the Hamburg mrs i EEva rom
Laguna to Europe. "'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-13

SAvAsisxHs april l2--sThe steamship Isabel,
from Havana and Key West, has arrived at this
port. @
The steamship Isabel left Havana on the 10th
inst, and brings days later news than was re-
ccired by the Star Of the West.
Her Mexican news have been fully anticipated.
The 6ngnt niarket closed quiet. Mascosado is
selling at az reals
Molasses closed firm at previous quotations.
Exchange ~ Londanis auoted;at l2A @l3aa pre-
MUM. Exchange on New York is quoted at a a
ale. premium.
Il has been proposed at Barcelona to lay a sub
marine telegraph cable between ST. Thomas and
Porto Rico.
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nIoznonaada.
Exports,

The ship Reaper, of Yarmouth, arrived at II;
vana shortly before the Star OF the West sailed.
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aittr gateIIMeIlte.

s.,ernI Renaarixslrhe Observation-Disclosures
,rne w. M. Morrison and NIfnneslaha--
Clippings from, our Exchanges - Depart-
stres To-Day, etc. N
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7i5- n
LAYER FROM BRAZIL.

NEW lenE, April IL. The latest mails from
Brazil came 10 hand to-day.
Beiado kzs heen chosen President at Monterideo.
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Per steamship Chas Morgan, from Iadianola ana
Galveston ii cabin and "a OH dock.
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LIVERPOOL ship West Point slOl bales
cotton.
LIVERPOOL. -Per bark pelcano- 577 bales of
cotton.
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Leaves on FRIDAY. 18th Inst. ut p. NJ
REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKET
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. AnrtI II, at5P. NJ
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSyIILE,
az =. Canton, Eddyvile, DyensbuFg, Smihland Padi-
aa't ReSdoph ss &enh Hena SaeoH
fine, light draugt, regular packet steamer
Jas. Woods, w. Boyd master, will leave above.
For freight or passage apply on board Or e
j.. DuFFIELD, Agent,
all II Camp street.
The J. will take freight 10 Al points on Tennessee
through bills ladng Chnttanooga Aana and Knoxville.
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Mrs. Swisshelm says that the popularity Of her
paper In Minnesota z aae 10 The lac. that people
are Always expecting that she will say something
she ought not to
Mrs >. should add that she ID lses caro- 60 dlsap-
point them as seldom as possible.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-13

Per steamship Star of the West, from New yark
via Hafana--tl 10 cabin, loo in steersge.
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Arrive. Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Star of the West, MCGOWAN, FIN New
York I'd inst, via Havana 9th, TO de Wiser
&co--lst dist.
Steamship Ghas Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola
and Galveston, to G B Payne--lst dist.
Ship Silas Greenman, Weber, Is days I'm Boston
to Creevy Il Farwell--lst dist Ia.
Sandman bark Unico, Doderx. fin Palermo sth
Feb, to Piaggio & viosca jr--2d dist %.
Schr Hampton Belle, Alexander. 2 days I'm Apa-
lachicola, to G N Soria--2d dist
Steamboats,.
Queen of the West Wade I'm Cincinnati.
Golden Age, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
A w Baker. Magnier, I'm Attakapas.
John Ray, Kerchival. I'm Fcrmillion.
Crosse fete, McQuoid, I'm Bayou Sara.
Empire Parish, Janirean, I'm Lower Coast.
Pleayune No B. Broad, I'm Bayou Petitanse.
Aleek Scott, REILLY, FIN ST Louis.
ie@hoat James L Day, Brown, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 5th inst
snips Merlin ard Amelia-eame up light
iowooat Anglo American, Martin, from the Passes
lowed down aud to sea on the Sd instant
sup Cesestiai Empire and bark p Flnoa
Drought NJ snip Silas Greenwood bark Ifni.
20 ana sehs Hampton Belle.
Reisw-~-GaE.fn. IN.
Ship Maverick, Ellis, I'm New York. 10 t;oo ras.
oick @eo.
Passengers.
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Ill A j i A y, II d a = n o "A ~
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For Nashvllle livery SATURDAY.
fEJNIEs NENxT Nn2EEEf

THE NEW AND FINE REGU-
49, - lar Passenger Packet Steamers JAS Woods.
t.sllhAfs3SW. Boyd. master; Jas. johnson, Jesse
sszsEszS Jphnson master Red Rover, W strong
aster New Orleans for Nashville and all inerme
diate landings as follows;
JAS. w ods Boyd, MASTER leaves SATURDAY March a.
at o'clock. r NJ
JAS. johnson, Johnson master, SATURDAY, March 81
att o'clock, 7. H.
Red Rover. Strong, master SATURDAY, April I, at b
O'Clock, r, III. E5.-=5-. =
Il SATURDAY.. April III
at o'clock, r NJ
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY
April q, at o'clock p. N. .
Red Rover. Strong muster, leaves SATURDAY, April
Is, at O'Clock p. M.
JAS Woods Boyd master, leaves ATURDAY. May g. at
o'clock ?. M.
Jas. johnson, johnson. master leaves SATURDAY.
May IL, at O'Clock, p. ~. =
Red Rover, Strong, master leaves SATURDAY, May 10.
1t O'Clock, T. NJ
Jas. Woods. Boyd master. leaves SATURDAY, May &c,
at bo'cloek, r NJ.
Jas. Johnson johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY.
June 2, at o'clock, i. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong master leaves SATURDAY June 9.
o'clock, r. n.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, muster, leaves SATURDAY. June 16,
AT 5 o'clock, ?. NJ.
jas. johnson, johnson. master, leaves SATURDAY,
June g. at o'clock, f. NJ.
Red Rover. Strong. leaves 80,
at o'clock, r. NJ
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, July I,
at O'clock Z. NJ.
pPassengers and shippers rely these leaving
pnnctnaly, according to the above schedule For freight
passage apply on board, Or 10
B. DUFFIELD, Agent,
mla # II Camp street.
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FOR L0UISyILLE--TIiE FINE
49, n. Regular Passenger Packet John Raine.
VIM Underwood, muster, will leave for The above
aaszz4assaz and all Intermediate landings as follows
leaves New Orleans SATURDAY. March q, at 3 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY, April i, at 5 2: NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, May 3, at 5 PM.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY May 10, Mt + p. NJ,
Leaves New Orleans NoNnAY, June j, at 3 p. NJ.
Leaves Orleans WEDNESDAY, dune 20 ut 8 T. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July g, at 8 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July %. at D p NJ.
R3Fassengers and shippers rely this leaving
above
hs- No Bateream considered engaged until paid for.
N. b. plan of the cabin be secured
for any of the above trips by applying 70 the Agent.
THOS. KEEFFE.
milf If No 25 tiraver street.
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Ship West Point, Spencer, for Liverpool,
S Jones &cc
Sandman bark Peeano, for Liverpool,
Baxter Lowell &ce