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Southern Esacifac Railroad.
WV 1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.

We will purchase hire for of five Five Hum
dred Thousand Slave Laborers work the Southern
Pacific Railroad, III Immediately west Of Shreveport
La protected from invasion moesta
ton from the conflict which exist tile sections
of this country The country through which the road
entirely healthy and for the sauce Of 400 900 miles
west of Shreveport penetaea Of the finest agricultural
countries on the continent of America
This company has magnificent grant from Texas l. c.,
1920 for every milo of road the company constructs for
the distance Of 800 miles from Shreveport the to II
PaSo the western boundary Of Texas III times like the
sent the company cash pay
al the rapid development of the compauy's interests
for term of years. by hire BY the actual purchase this
pany viii make the liberal advantageous arrangements
with slavo-owners in kentucky Missouri Virgna, Mary land
North Carolina or elsewhere for the hire purchase, with
payments in the undoubed securities 500 1000 slaves
Families entire will be taken either by hire by purchase
The company enabled liberal TERMS because of the
raifcen land grants of TexHs mid it's ability purchase the
iron and rolling stock for the entire road Texas with the
construction bonds of the company rates almost equal cash
All the rights of this fixed and vested by the laws
Of Texas This company has secured the sympathy and the
route the SD degree Of parallel Of latitude has the ancton
of several Of the most powerful European Governments
amongst them France Spain Portugal Belgium and Swz
erlandas well as oflage capitalists commercial and
tractors Of these countries Tho late Congress- Of tho United
States passed bill its last session. donating this company
through Arizona New Mexico and CALIFORNIA; ID 100000
of land, of hirtyax millions dollars,
repaid postal and other public services This bill passed the
House of Representatives amended in the Senate and only
failed TO become R for the want of time aud the startling
lcaI events famliar 10 the nation.
No company in the world has larger basis for its successful
prosecution and company has attracted and secured to itself
the appreciation of many American States and European Gov
ernnentspromsug mach benefit to its Stockholders and to
the world snch spendous results bringing inevitably with It's
completion this continent the trade of China Japan
Australia, tho whole Pacific Coasttbung the
dervab from the Trade travel of each every city
The d Neco to the most northern hagbor At
lanc coss~giyng each it5 due natural sharea CON-
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THE wno1n PnrLosop1r Or H. y The Mobil

THE WuoLE PnILosoPuY or n. The Mobile
Tribune, speaking of the anxiety Of the North to
keep US in the Union, says:
They abuse us as demorallzed people; in con
slant violation of the laws Of God and man, and
not ut Tor an assoc!auon with Christian oommn-
household, and are now spending about three mil
lions of dollars day to make us their associates
What can be the motive Of this sngularly Illogical
conduct? Why, nothing but dollars and cents.
We furnish the dollars and cents and they are will
ing to take the sin of our msdeeds on their should
ers-a vicarious sacrifice for a given amount Of
cash in hand. This is about the whole philosophy
stripes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-31

1I rEFE IoNDas 3TisIEs. The N orths
ss5oEltisa Rets aEe becoming very much
5ssnt III nisssll and his letters t. the
IIlras aeiaaa Y Times says he has not
he tFst tea requisite to enable
NTH IRE tional difficulty that
n lia sles statesman 4 All
fouad ont very recently.
hen 81. VAS III ~ ID this country they
sFefa letla 81 slsss sases. since he arrived and
tsasB ths about siley abuse him ~
pocket. u dare wy he will sur
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Queen vieter.a,s Neut.allty preola.netlon.


Whereas, we are happily at peace with all Sow
ereign Powers and States; and whereas, HOSTILE
ties have unhappily commenced between the Gov
ernmebt of the United States and certain States
styling themselves the Confederate States Of
America and whereas, we being at peace with
the Government of the United States, have de-
cared our Roy differentiation, to maintain strict
and impartial neutrality in the contest between
said eontending parties; therefore have thought
fit, by and with the advice of our PriVy Council,
to issue our Royal proclamation; and we hereby
warn all our loving subjects, and all persons what
entitled to cur protection, that if any of them
shall presume, in contempt OF this proclamation,
and OF our high dspfeasure, to do any acts in de-
rogationof ther duty as subjects OF neutral Sow
ereign in said contest Or, in violation, in con-
tragention Of the law of nations, and more especi-
ally by entering the military service Of either con
tending party as commissioned or non-comuIs-
stoned officers or soldiers, or by serving as Off
GERS, sailors marines, on board of any ship, or
vessel of war or transport Of or in, the service OF
either conteldlng party, or by engaging to go, or
by going, to any place beyond the seas with an
intent to enlist or engage in any such service,
by procuring, or attempting to procure within
her maesty's dominions, at home Or abroad, or
aiding Others TO do 50, or by fitting out any ship or
vessel to be employed as ship of War or prlya-
teer on transport, by either contending party, or
by breaking, or endeavoring TO break, any block
ade lawfully or actually established by on be-
hafof either Of the said contendipg parties, or by
carrying officers, soldiers and dispatches, arms
military stores or materials, any articles con-
sdered and deemed to be c0ntraband of war, ac
cording 10 law or modern usage of nations for the
use of either of said c6ntendug parties; all par
ties so offending will incur and he liable to the
several penalties and penal consequences by said
States or by the law Of nations in that behalf i'm.
posed; and We do hereby declare that all our sub
jecta, on persons entitled to protection, who
may misconduct themselves in the premises, will
Ede SO at the peril of their own wrongs, and
they will in Dowise obtain any protection from US
against any liabilities or penal consequences, but
| Will, on the contrary, incur our displeaaure by
such misconduct
I t;irpn nj Richmond Park, Nav
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fsisgNTIoAs IRON lIN0oLs's ARMY.-A Wash
iuston latter sa Scott Is losing oger 1000 men
sveek from desc alone, as his troops are
aesfl ND and Wontt stay. The famous 6sth
ffisu New York, lost 1854 men BY
deseFtioa II thEas day. and they joined the camp
tlie y lrginis srsopsa s two full companies 1T
auetion, hich ii only fifteen miles
s. rniIi Yall sIIlYrfan CITY
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Z & slIsELl n
Alihonog 70 this brave man. Let his name be
HleFsd ana cherished as the first martyr
which ~ iFginla iylsaished III this war for her
liberties. If the L.ynn-shoelnakers slain at Bal
8itapre whilst invading the soil Of d sovereign
tssase eeula hH decreed monument by the city
pt Boston: lst nDt Alexandfia forget the memory
nfssIaekao M lsst Esrgiaa do IT honor.
1pny sdd that Virginia win not alone 90
0oEsqf b slA memory Of Tho brave man who, At
sta certain sacrifice Of his own life, slew the in
splant invader The whole South claims the
pffFilags If hoaoring bis memory and providing
As family ind may the fate which Ellsworth
slas ID Tie tate d. every man who desecrates
southern saal aud insults Southern honor by tear
ing down the emblem DC Southern nationality.
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TEXAS COTTON STATEMENT.


Decrease in receipts for this year from last year
is 81 S56 bales. 1t will be made up this season.
The first blooms were picked On the sea coast on.
the 18th, and the editor of the Houston Telegraph
was presented with one from the interior on the
9th instant,
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mi 81 A.gas ID IL REeoa lied 81

IHzE ARg RT mas To5iiE HsEeo MED BI
+ lSuKoraAa 0AsH:Rs -Taa View ork Cypress ad4
riits iha Ets ii fhe Coafsae rate States
Weala bs oG iaots ae u President Davis than
sa i iitning Vi d1zsn battles Then at the end
zof n loag bias the N ORTIZ get ready
for ii Hi. Il aays the Cypress
sss laEid FFanee VII undoubtedly recognize
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Maf biz ssaAT IN M AS. We are inde oted 81
/ Ill, ii LsEllrop corner Of Magazine and Poy-
ssFss fog u & Plan ~ the Seat Of War;
ssaing nap tho principal points Of interest Ct
present u sls ssates Of Maryland and Vifginia.
NIL Ilathfap IL Tie publisher and has theae maps
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rcat md very natural dlsafiaction exists among
soIiie Il M Pennsylvania troops, as We learn by
disIaielles from Lancaster, on account d the out
Saaeonsiy bad aaalitg sef the feed furnished them
4 said tat pork dealt out to the Iath and
Teginsat NJ j actually putrfa, and that for a
e1aapapy 1f seventy four men only fourteen
peuaaa Of bread was furnished recently fors supper.
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lFHas pnlts esz fA special meet
sfg 81 llis cpinpany Is called for Saturday, lat
etoek I. sM We refer to the8oftf-
N yial I'D tsee slsss here iven. 3SsS
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AtsgS III i zas a&lsNT. 20 have Tecelyed rom
aEf. 3. & handsome specimen Of The
sastsbefries taa Esare produced by our preiiile
sogfgasar so3i ana sfor which ne tender thanks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-31

mg- Coal Oil and Lamps Country Mer-
chants Planters the public gene ally viii find at the Great
Southern Coal Oil aud Lamp Emporium No Charities street.
by far the largest and only complete stock Of PURE COAL
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS in this city which Messrs Co
VERT HILL offer to the trade at retail at lover prices
than they be purchased for at any ether honsa in the
San nlrS
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pasag p We call At
tEioi 70 tha notice, else where published that q
meaning iii win be held this evening.
a at hall past d clock.
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ha~TndeperdcHt Nomination-HEr. Editor
Please announce Nj. N e. ALLEY as caaddate for COMP
TR01LER Of the city, at TIE ensuing election and obge
rny2a 2ptd MANY PRpPERTY-HOLDERs.
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ag.For Recorder of Second District = ed.
CRESCENT Please yoRr columns EMILE Witt
candidate Recorder Of the Second District the coming
election. AS faithful and tried magistrate he will receive
votes Of -
rDvI6 Diff A IL
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R9~For Assistant Alderman. Tenth Ward
Ed Crescent: Please Mr.. CHARLES NENSNANt
the Southern Candidate for Assistant Alderman of the Tenth
Ward, at ;he election, June g. 1851 and oblige
myI7 tdh .@@- MANY FRIENDS.
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ag-AIderInan First DIstrtct-Jolm i, Gu-
BERNAT0R will be supported as candidate for ALDERMAN
for the First District, by
my20 I'd THE FRIENDS OF THE SOUTH.
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n1~ HEr. Eaitor-PIease announce r.. "A. Pat
TERsON a candidate for reelection as ASSIS EANT AL
DERMAN Of The Tenth Ward Fourth District. my20 I'd
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SaNs us LoUssa Aa IA nteeEln Of the Benevos
estl III Tie seDs 81 louisiana ID called
faF 22d prozino " u N. Dns notice il
sssspase here esTen. 5i##39s
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q A y opga anEees going North, froIl
sotl aEg SAID % have fleir heads shaved, and
y y VIA gat saasegsby charging it O
sssasathe.aa III. 81 .s ~ .
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TIE FIGHr AT SEwELL's Po1NT. The Bal
timore Sun says that one man on the Federal
steamer was killed, and three others injured. The
Sun adds
Since Sunday several of the propeers which
PASSED near The Virginia batteries fired at,
but they Kept out of range, and changed their
course whenever The batteries wonld open upon
them The Yirginians generally threw hot shot
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Indiana fills suspect that Senator Bright is
\ aec essfonist. The Legislature has appointed a
su6ausitsea tn stigata concerning bis loyalty.
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E9-Ed. Creseent-Pleasc announce DIR. Ar
MAND MERCER candidate for ALDERMAN Of the First
District auG obige m.u .g.
y23 2ptds MANY OLD FRIENDS.
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&g-AssIstar1t Alderman First Ward-HIr.
1itor Please announce JAAES BEGGs for reelection
ASSISTANT ALDERMAN First Ward and oblige
ny2I 2otd HIS. CONSTITUENTS
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ensg Iloniphan who distinguished himself in
aIs sIssioar u W taa stump III Missouri in
af saeeasiofs,
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E7~ Tor Assistant Alderman, Second Ward.
Mr.. Editor: Announce NJ. LABOEDE candidate for
ASSISTANT ALDERMAN for the Second Ward, First Dis
tric,, and obtge
my2O 2ptd SOUTHERN RIGHTS. s
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il company meets
ana afi a1d we leaTnis getting on
srsf er 10 Capt Rareshide notice IN
tIlaIit.
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JOHN MCLEAN a candidate for ASSISTANT ALDER
NAN Of the Ninth Ward, Third District, by request of
1ny22 i'd MANY VOTERS.
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Saisaes Rassail huw 81, who Il now writing STIR
rfaG n pEthefnpga songs fpT the Boatonians, har-
aaagsa eeAseatsieus Aefpptes against killing the
4 Aleans during ear Tar Rtti that country. But
oaF oszn bFslhsrn seems tosuit the patliot
Ism 81 Inc ] sakee poet to & dot.
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III ljoarnsd rhsstirg Ct the Bosfd ot5
as,l,sS, Wilt sSa HI Is ths evening, at 4 q clock
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Is R5~FOr Auditor 0GFr1biic Administrators
Il. PERALTA candidate for Auditor Of Public
Accounts at the election in November. E..
"A spte CREOLE.
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a8~EBerrtng's PatenY champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos s. and 81 Gsvier street. New Or
Ieaus db 2rtF
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daius 2pFesa has again furnished as siitn e.
iasse Esodisy slei ma ipas pap
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CAMP DEFIANCE, CAIRO, May %, 1861.

- a gent /. C. R. r. Co. H..
.Sh'-Tn reply to the communication addressed
to you by Mr.. W. P. Johnson, General Passenger
Agent, laid before me this day, would state that
travellers are not moIested when passing through
the city of Cairo, nor has any baggage been
searched or detained at this place by the troops
under my command.
Respectfully yours.
B. 81. PRENTISS, Brigadier- General,
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refer, with pleasure, to the notice
r lTalser, that during the
of dur llis Taieea viii cheer
9asl ind be casesof sickness
Ill tseir saIaii es.
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sGegr0se Biy'eY,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYL0R) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE. LIQUORS, ETC,

Ecs. 10 and Is Royal street,
has in store large supply of the celebrated CREME De
BOUZY CHAMP ACNE quarts pnts also, other brands,
viz CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MEFTIER and other brands of inferior quality have
large Of the Old sheres, such AMONr
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA Of
direct aportsoH other Madoiras OF lower grade. Supso
Old Dry Dock POET and other Ports Of less grade
The celebrated sAZARAC RRANDTBs-Vn 1895, 1873,
1902 and l8aarge SUPPLY always hand. All grades Of
CLAREF and WHITE WINES in glass ard wood WHIs
K7s-scoch and IRISH Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Wis-
kyg. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pints quarts COR
DIAs My usual of the best WINES, which
Will be sold reasonable any other housed the city
AARON BIRD,
al3 zpIy Nos, IL and IL Royh street.
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~ VIVA. EEnI1,4eS is a Candidate for Assist
ANT ALDERMAN, Of The Tenth Ward, Fourth District.
mY2l 2ptd
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The washington ArtllieEy.

The following dispatch was received yesterday,
reporting the progress Of the Battalion:
HuNrsyitIh, ALA, May 50.
To W, L HQDGsoN:E,
Breakfasted here this morning, at 5 o'clock, by
invitation of the county. A perfect ovation along
tho route. AL well and happy.
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fae 0laehita Hayald published at
esniaen, Agkansas says that the prospect forsful
lsaaI Fas Softer The Herald says: a5Ws
nues tiliiiRip shst Providence is smiling on
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M9"NotiGe-L take this method of Offering
my professional services free charge
who absent from the city military duty. Residence on
Harmony street Pytania Coliseum streets Fourth
District.
ySl 2ptf p YEIsER, NJ. d.
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CRoPs IN MIss1ssnPE.-The Southern Gazette,
published in Jefferson county, says:
We have been favored thus far with an eXtraor-
binary good season tor all our crops. One more
rain between the LIST and 18th OF June will assure
us very enormous corn crop. AS TO cotton,
nobody can predict anything about it u7til the
crop is gathered. The promise now is everything
thai GER be Desired. 49,
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ns-Certthcate of twenty-eight years use
ln-i,;IIa

OF Brandreth's Pills asu# !....
NEWCASTLE, Weschester County, N Y, Aug. H. 1860.
Dir. Is. Brandreth-My Dear Sir am seventynine
years old and for ths last twenty have been
yor Vegetable Universal Pills when sick fully
realizing the advantage Of enforcing purgaon with medicine
which while harmless in its nature all impurities
safely that the vigorous old enjoy has been
caused mainly by the timely of Brandeths Pills have
had in these last wenyesht years several fits Of sickness and
occasionally some nfmiy of age would press upon me- Al
these times have always found pills sure remedy giving
oaly health but strength consider them not only in
valuable purgntive but also ionic have never dur
ing these last tsenegh USED other medicine what
Ing convinced by exp rnee that was As goot
Bnnoreths Pills have also freely used by heghhos in
every kidd of sickness and hare heen known to fail when
promptly administered. Yours truly,
NATHANIEL HYATT,
Justice Of the Peace for 20 years Westminster Co.. Y
Price rs per box Principal Office 29A Canal street
New YORK. Sold by ]. WRIGHT 60, Nos. q and l5l
and BY deNlersiu medicines
ny5 apztsu4eowW-1m
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The Mobile Trihuue says the railroad has been
finished from yicksburg to SIridian, near the line
between Mississippi and Alabama.
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Ladies, volunteer Aid Association.

The Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution
Resolved, That applications will received Compa-
MES that have not been authenticated by Bigader
Tracy or Adjntant- General GrFot. my15 2ptf
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ADYBR r1sEssiasr The following no.
5ps night hage been sssa some time % stuck Up
aA N ceTAst snaak esls shop window in Glasgow !:
" III softs oS ladtaa stay here
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ne sEGg0L1ls5GH rfie san Antonio Ledger
INC II Reas aieenilqug hfor Governor Of
N 4
iEzee q HE PaFissFsbafg, Views, q ses
s1ect Ras completely demolished on Fri.
hi a crowd of Uni6n 1aen, who eonais
slaKed it tleis ~ ta step it's issue.
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#Toat ths Seat or EV'as'.
TRULY SUPERB
PHoTOGRAPHIC VIEWS.
A PICTURE WORTH FRAMING,
Tho Price is the same as photographs OF
Smaller sIzc have Invariably Sold For.

A REDUCTION WHEN NUMBERS ARE WANTED.
[Can DO had of the Agent Sd soy of this Office between
IL and O'clock eGeh day, aud Aud 10 at nghtl
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Election Isl Monday IN June.
For Comptroller,
CHAS. w. CULBERTSO
Recorder of second District,
LOUIS GASTTNEL.
H'or Aldermen,
First District,
GERARD sTITH, Il. COX.
Second District,
OSCAR RIO BIN.
Third District,
S.. r. DELLA B A Il r o..
Fourth District,
JAS. II. UoKINs.
For Assistant Aldermen,
Ffrst Ward,
- BENJAMIN BLAND.
Second Ward,
W. Il. sToCKER. \
Third Ward,
W. L. ALLEN.
Fourth Ward,
JULES BENT.
Sixth Ward,
AID OLPHE DUPRE.
..# d Ia
Ninth Ward,
j. GION1.
Tenth Ward.
e. A. PATTERSON
ml20 2ptd
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The whole Of the splendid machinery at Harper's
Ferry, for the manuaoture of arms OF all desorip-
tons, vsinad az million Of dollars have been
safely removed to Richmond, and will be put in
working order Immediately in the State ArmOry.
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1nR IHltsoIe 4eSsoN 1he I4Fnchburg Viz
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fastest sterp.wheel boat on the river. She is
Known 10 bogefy tiset, but 3 gentleman who made
trip on her last week has given us most con
4vinciug exhibition of The fact. She was absent
from Memphis Just Ave days and half aud ira
yelled during that time 1875 miles, as follows:
from Memphis to Napoleon, zee miles; frnm Ma
paleoa TO Jack4onpart 425 miles; 10 Searcey aud
Dark, 40 miles; from lalEseIpaFt TO Napoleon,
as mites md from Napoleon 70 Memphis 200
miles BESIDES this, she was det4ined abnnt eight
hours, taking Oh cavalry, 9nd stopped and trans.
acted all her huEiness along the rivers. This is
considered the tleetest tips ever made by
small steFa,wheeler L4iei9phis Balletin.