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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12
rTHE EPHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, AN INDEPEN.
l. DENT POLITICAL, LITERARY, AN MlSCEL-
LANEOUS DAILY NEWSPAPER.

rVNHE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, AN INDEPEN-
l. DENT POLITICAL, LITERARY, AN MlSCEl..
LANEOUS DAILY NEWSPAPER.
The Philadelphia Inquirer contains eight pages and fy.
eigh. columns uf matter. II is printed with copper.
faced type. The Editorial DepaI Of the nape has
been entirely Te.oganzed, uud correspondents en-.
gagged The Inquirer is independent its DISCUSSION on
all topics of public interest.
The great aim of the Inquirer is to become Reliable
Newspaper-reporng promptly and fairly everything OF
public Interest concerning al psItles and all public
neher dlstorling nor exnggeTnng facts IL will be the
rs duty OF the Inquirer all occasions advocate the
protection e domestic manufactures and of the great
iron and coal Interests OF Pennsylvania
AS a family paper the Inquire will aim IN retnin the
position which has long enjoyed, by continuing guard
aud scrutinise with great its news and advertising
columns, and exclude all matters which il would oe i'm
proper 10 admit within the family circle.
The Philadelphia Inquirer is published every morning
and served in the city, aud all the districts in Bristol
Beverly, Camden Gloucester, rIenton, Burlington Ian
caster, Harrisburg, Reading Pottsvlle Danvie Norris
town. Wilmington, Del, Eikton Md by careful carriers
fur Twelve Cents week. payable To the carrier the
end of the week.
sentby mail at six dollars per annum, in advance.
As an Advertising Medium
The Inquirer has equal in the City Phiadelpha not
only from the extent Of its circulation but from its class
Of readers con- posed OF the intelligent and respecta
bic persons mot only in the city but IN all the towns
within hundred miles
Advertisements inserted for six line for the fl
insertion, and four . line each subsequent inser
tion, dollar line a month. All letters 20 be ad
dressed TO - -
No. l2l s. Third street, Phiiadepha.
September %, 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12

SALT FOR SIocK.-EKperienee proves that
when cattle of horses are fed on dry corn and
hay. they will consume from two TO thr.e
ounces OF salt per day, il permitted free TO
access i aud il fed on new hay or grass ,bs
desire for salt is much increased, and tbs
consumption amounts to from six to seven
ounces day. Little things are ~bst kt,Is
toe ball rolling. Give Toe cattle the eat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12

A LESSON IN PHuSETICs. The following
is literal copy of The last questions proposed
for discussion IN debating club lis dausin
morelle rong? Is the redin Of fctishus
works commendible ? II is necessary that
females should receive thurry edicasion p
ort females talk part in pollytx naz
dress constitute the morel palt of wimmin -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12
A young lady said to her beau after 6ftsen

young lady said to her beau after fifteen
years courtship, "Chsrles, am going out of
town tomorrow" Where ?" al don't know"
when are you coming back p ii am going
to look for something which you have not,
never had, and yet can give me without loss
to yourself" You are very welcome to it
but what is 2" "A husband 7" "Why, ven
might have had that fifteen years ago, If Won
had only said the word but was afraid 10
ask you the question"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12

a Gentleman who could not pronounce
the letter r, was asked to read the following
Robert gave Rchard.a rap in the ribs,
For roasting the rabbit so rare"
lie evaGed the difficulty in the following
ingenious msnu.r:
Bobby gave Dicky thump in the side,
For cooking the bunny so little"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12

E>ALL CLOAKs IN PREPARA TON.
Some opening every day.
Stock will be complete.
Orders taken and executed with despatch.
Childrsns and Misses Shawls.
COOPER Il COWARD,
3. f. corner Ninth and Market, Philsdelphis
September %. 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12
Salt and itH Omces.

Some modern agricultural writer's beva
doubted the necessity of giving animal salt.
The following remsrks as to the effect of sal,
upon health, by Prof. JAMES +. JouSsrox of
scotland, may be relished by those who still
put salt 10 their own puddings, and allow their
cattle now and then.
The will buffalo frequents the salt.licks
OF Northwestern America the wild spimala
10 the central parts Of Southern Africa ara n
sure prey to the hunter, who conceals himself
oehind salt spring aud our domestic cattle
run peacefully to the hand that offers them n
taste OF this delicious luxury. From time
immemorial it has been known that witbont
salt man would miserably perish and AMONG
horrible punishments, entailipp certain death
that OF feeding culprits on saltless food is
said to have prevailed in barbarous times.
Maggots and corruption are spoken of by
ancient writer's as tile distressing symptoms
which sal.less food engenders but no ancient
or unchenical modern, could explain how
such suteriDgs arose. Now we know why
the animal Graves salt why it suffers discom.
tort, and why it ultimately falls into disease
IL SAT- IS for time withheld. Upwards of
nall the saline matter of the blood (57 per
cent? consists Of common salt and this is
partly discharged every day through the skin
and the kidneys, the necessity Of continued
supplies oft to the healthy body becomes
sufficiently obvious. The bile also contains
soda as special and indispensable constitu
ent, and so do oil the csrtlsges of the body.
stunt the supply Of salt, therefore, and neither
VIII the bile be able properly TO assist the
digestion. nor the carlilages to be built up
again as fast as they naturally waste"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12
"Hans, what is the matter ?"

''lIans, what is the mstter?"
DE sorrel vsgon has rue away nit de-
green horse, and broke de axletree Of da
brick house Vat stands by de corner lamppost
across dc telegraph"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12

I AND WARRANTs.IThs highest price
h<will be given fu ! 'ni Warrq'ts by the sui
setlheI. " - n ASSER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12
Ta,Ior's Celebrated Saloons.

,vhe visitors can have their meals, or If they desire
they will he furnished in their own rooms
6ih The fa;e served in the Saloons and H~tel IL ac
no,yledyed hy epcuIes be vastly superior to that Of
any other Hotel in the c'ty. =,
INTERNATIONAL much below that OF any other hLs class
Hotel. bil@ooN W i"P''e'"s'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-01-12
HkATENT BRITTANIA SHOPPERS 70
bar bottles for sale by

DAR Iron. Steel. Nails. Picks. Grub-Hoes and
ID Mason Hammers. at low prices.
BRIGHT a. SON.
sunbury, June 20, 1860.
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commander, ana MI. WI ". Harrison clerk. leaves
at o'clock this evening for Nashville and inter

commander, ana Mr.. WI VI. Harrison, clerk, leaves
at o'clock this evening for Nashville and inter
mediate landings.
Z Alech Scptt fus, 81 Lotis. The fine packet Aleck
Scott, Capt. Il. y. Reilly, commander, and James
Kerr, Jr, clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening
for Cairo and st. Louis.
A. McDo,pel for 81. Louis.--The fast passenger
packet A. Mcdowell, Capt. w. Wilcox, commander,
aud Mr.. D. N. Greeneaf, clerk, leaves ut o'clock
this evening for Cairo and st. Louis.
Netp Sam Gaty for 81. Lottis.-The staunch and
famous freight ana passenger packet New Sam
1 Gaty Capt. Johnson commander leaves at 8
| o'clock this evening for Cairo and st. Louis.
1 II. Fo,s Phui for. 81, Louis.-The fine, staunch
| and swift passenger packet H. Won Phul, Capt,
1 p. German, commander, and Mr.. l.. I. Woods,
4 clerk, leaves at S o'clock this evening for Cairo
| aud ST Louis. The Won Phul, although in her first
season, has established the fact that she is one OF
the fleetest and most regular packets on the West
j ern waters. She has splendid accommodations for
/ a limited number of passengers, who will have
/ plenty of room, good fare, and the most compe-
tent officers and intelligent gentlemen as travelling
i companions. AS a freighter, the Won Phul has no
superior, while her accommodations for deck pas
sengers are uneqnaled in comfort and convenience.
i Champion for St Lottis.--The favorite and ee-
giant passenger packet Champion, Capt. Moore,
1 commander, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for
4 Cairo and st. Louis.
Fanny Built for LoasisriRe. THE fine passenger
i packet Fanny Bullitt, Capt. A. Warrington Smith
4 commander, and Mr.. A. Lemieke, clerk, leaves at
i o'clock this evening for Cairo aud Louisville.
e. II Fairehs1d for louisville. The popular and
elegant passenger packet y. q. Fairchild, Capt. j.
\ Fl Faucet, commander, and Mr.. r. F. Fuller
clerk leaves at o'clock this evening for Cairo and
4 Louisville.
4 Ben. J. adams for LouisrHe.--The elegant and
4 regular passenger packet Ben. J. Adams Capt. u
i S. Richey, commander, and Mr. Henry McDougal
clerk, leaves at 5 o'clock this evening for Cairo
i and Louisville. -------- !.
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Eoresgll Forts.

Hayre, January arrived from this port, ship
Amity, Stin8on; ship Simoda, Mason.
Liverpool, January 5.-Arrivea from this port,
ship Prince of Wales, Morse sailed for this port,
January Sd, ship Bazaar, Stewart; cleared, on the
Sd inst ship Frank Pierce, BROOKS; slip Mongolia,
Melcher; 4tl-ship Ocean Romp, Goodwin; ship
Barnabaa Webb, HeWes ship James Nesmith,
Watts.
IamIash, January 1.-Put in, British ship Warbler,
MeKurdy, from liverpool bound TO this port.
Queenstown, January 2-Saed heuco for Liver
pool, ship International Learey, from this port.
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gsnporrs.

z INpIANoI.A via GALVESTON steamship
Suwanee-- IS ables cotton j Williams eco % do
Il Pilsbury-3S Farley, Jurey &tco--l8 Levy & Die
ter-8 A j Rugeley &co---7 Biscoe & simms-l6 do
q & Cromwell 6 do FRANKIE & Daneel- 67 head
cattle @ wilkins Gco-sundries to Frankie & Daneel
Converse &co-- Friergon, Conway eco Ward,
Hunt &co.
ship Austin 10 bales cotton Carroll, Hoy &co--l
Black y Byington15 Preau & Couturie--- 124 Green
& Crump--ll " S Donnell &eo-S do Thompson &
#Ciark--20 Perkins eco Henderson Terry &co--
10 a J Rueeley &co-- | Forwoad y Gribhle-82 do
Tarleton, whiting q fulis- 10 Harris q Son-20 do
Post & Mel II III D Copper Geo 81 D R Carroll
eco $500 in specie R Mills Sseo $500 do Post 4
Mel- 1916 do w n somerviile- do E ] Hart II
bales cotton,
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Exports.

LAyACGA-- Per steamship Mobile 1900 scks
corn 20 bbls whisky 1870 bhs -four IL hbls molasses
ITO scs oats is scks coffee 20 sacks cotton seed so
scks wheat 81 pkgs mdse 8 bDls sundries.
HAYRE-Per ship Harraseeket- 2617 bales Of
cotton.
L1vERP0 OL--Per ship Belle Wood 47S3 bales
cotton.
GLASGOW Per saip Marathon 1860 bales Of
cotton.
PENSACOLA schr zulime-- 400 scks corn
25 seeks coffee hhds sugar 60 hhs whisky 375 bbls
-four Is bbls pork 10 bbs beef cks bacon 40 bbs
molasses 8 eks hams.
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Receipts Of produce.

Z
LOUISVILLE Per steamer B J Adams 4sS bbls
-four IS bhls whisky lao seks corn q II Fairehld
Eco l72l. do ~ bhls pork Il cks hams 1O4 kegs
lard West Il Nettleton- IL ties hams 200 bbls pork
J & Murphy so do ] ] Person eco 70 Watt
&co--l0 Do ] 9 \ B 5 Kicks 8 bbls lard 709 seeks
corn Jas Turner f03 do S u Thomas-3T n Over
ton 6co-- S26 do I MeGinns-- alas do 2 bbls eggs
John Robertson i hid tobacco Given, Watts &co
--48 bales hay Keith &co--6 bbls potatoes 6 bbls
onions G Greve &eo- l4e bbls apples Bitencup
ZOO seks wheat B Montgomery -sundries to order.
CINCINNATI Per steamer City of Madison
% pkgs butter VOORHEES,, Griggs &co-- Al do Keep
& Gau6eld IA hhds bacon J Connolly &co-26 bxs
cheese IA pkgs butter n S Seward--50 hbls apples
II Tramonfana Geo. 40 pl1gs butter I Moore &co
80 bbls whisky to Clark, Mostly &eo,-750 do W A
Violet &eo-7 40 bbls lard 80 bbIs butter Dryer &
HoRard--1602 scks corn TO r II Farchild &co 400
do 3 r Ethel lEco4I60 bbs pork ellis & Ferguson
10 bfsWhisEg e NJ Rasha 50 do p Il Brown
I60 bbls iour b H Lewis 8 bhls beef 0glesby 8,
Maeaulay=- 26 Bids whisky II Blaise &co 80 bhls
pork Winston. Morrison &eo-3oo do p W Cunning.
ham--40.dc G Connolly &eo- I6 do rs bbls beef Is
bbls whisky bbls alcohol Is kegs lard RSieddes
ZIG bales hay so bbls potatoes Watts, Peasants
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New York January 2o.--Anived from this port,
brig Emily Fisher Staples ..a.@y
Boston, January Ia Cleared for this port, ship
Susan Fearing Neweomb bark Lyman, Hum
phres; 10Th sailed, (hefore reported cleared)
ship Armada, Merrill; ship Rockingham, Melcher;
schooner Kate. Brigham
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The steamship suwance brought to this port,
from Galveston, first officer steward, one man and
boy, belonging to the bark Uncle Sam, bound from
Charleston to this port, run down by an unknown
ship, sixty miles to the eastward Of Hole-fn-thc-
WAL
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\ Per steamship suwanee, from Galveston and
.Indanola-16 on deck, negro.
Per steamship Austin from Galveston via Sabine
Pass-A cabin, % deck.
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The Grand Duke built expressly for the Red River trade
and for safety comfort and speed surpassed by any boat
in the trade.
Passengers aud shnprs rely the Grand Duke leaving
on the regular advertised day above.
For freight passage applv on hoard.
VlR3INIUS C. nFN1EETh
,j-rttfEf ,t,i sntf
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I'll Orleans aiIp Crescent.
iislVER hgD MARINE DEPARTMENT.,
IatE salllELLlatllte.

4sas ss ess ii sess-6sen eral Remarks
s Essnxa xsSsaa4ss& ~~- Dispatch frpna the Leuss
s1ts3r-s slspYfpKs from ossr Exshanges---
H xg4 asnYsxzreS Ta~Dayz. cite.
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arply board.
10 Ous DOr bu exnres ly for The Rcd Grcr trade
ana for comfort speed arl safety is surpassed W Any boat in
the trade.
Passengers and shippers rely Tie Ion Dor leaving
YIRGIEIUS O. nENTGEI.,
G3t AdeJT.|,inry Arpnt
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d Shift Zoo. 10 do Hewitt, Norton &co-- 10 do do
NJ Gordon ira do A bbls melasses Dudley & Nelson
- do Gillespie, Brewer &co-24 do F J DaSilya d
co.'s do EelloWes Geo. 80 do IL hhds sugar to
Laforest & Desmares-sunlries to order-Tota $50
hhds sugar 900 bbls lis hf hbis molasses.
LAFOURCHE- Per steamer w A Andrews
hhds sugar ESQ bbls molasses Foley, Avery AGO.
IS do Z Durrve eco 6 hf bbls do Braud h Ian
dry--50 bhls do II hhds sugar G Sabatier--. % do
Iobit 4 Charpantier- IS do NJ A de Lizard &co--
suudries to order-Tota l9S hhds sugar 49 bbis G
hf bbls molasses.
VERNIILLION-P Per steamer Tersas- 258 bales
cotton Gourdaiu-52 Bellocq, Noblom tSco--47
Lobit & Charpantier- 81 Bell & Boulgny-3 81 do
Pisbury-l0 do Levy " Dieter--27 hhds sugar to
Bell0cp, Nohlom &co-- Is do r w Estln Geo 81
do "a bhls 2 hf bhls mOlasses Citizen, Smedes &co--
81 bbls molasses Is hhds sugar Allain- suudres
to order-Total 462 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Iberville-sundries
to order.
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T IsEaANCIS's F31BIALR CORDIAL
aEAur1EyINe l. 1NvLaoRArINaL i REGULATING

For producing BLOOMING q"mplexion Erect and graceful
aud sruptions rora Face Curing low Spirits MeRn
choly, Diz Pslpat of the Heart Pains IN The Head,
Its Whites all the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Menstruson
which the EernHle Sex Is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally fpr the pgFpose OF bringing OF and
regulating Monthly Periods Of Women which It does under
any all circumstances sfRncks Female Cordial also
proves Female fnyigoraor and Reauter known
fnly in Mobile and to be equal to
all 1t has been represented.
The lady o one Of tho prominent citizens Of Mobile has
Debility and Low Spirits bordering
loss nnd apathy inaction q the womb By the
se Of Isfrsncl Eern Cordial all other remedies had
failed organ excited to healthy action and she
health happiness and the society OF her
family aud friends 5s[zt. . :.
Numerous equally surprising Of the most desperate Fe
disease known TO the pr6pietOrs
faJ~sold by JOHN wREGHf 4 CO.. New Orleans; All
LIANT & CO., Mobile and Druggists generally. se2i ~
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Mlarilla gllteIItaents.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp Street.,
Saturday Morning. january gG, 1861.

## SATURDAY Morning, Januafy 70, I33I.3
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Mobile, Teal, for Lavacoa,
sIoldenbow Il L,esparre
Creevy 4 Farwell
ship Belle Wood, Bush, for Liverpool,
Gammack & Converse
ship Marathon. vandyke, for Glasgow,
Meeker, Knox Eco
schr Zulime, Codina, for Pensacola,
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HOBTLE.

sg4sEs, S'O5S hI1BlItEE -- BABY 4, q,
saieil L!ne-Winer Arrabgement-Th RpleD
did low pressure packet steGnlers a mas
A. r B0aTdman. master, Cuba, James Hopkins master
Gi51oFRfG A. L. Myers MASTER all built .ressly for tbs
Laketraio With superior accommodations will make trips
landings AS foinw8 unless prevented by bGd weather high
log water want Ct fuel or some accident c boat machinery
Leaving ne Lake end o the Pcnchartraip Railroad
tha arrival Of 5he s O'Clock F. ~ train cars for Mobile
direct" Returning sgns NJ Pascngona Pass Christian and
BNy St Louis on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
a For tickets through 10 New York by the Chaapton and
Savannah Steamship Routes at reduced rates. further in
formation, apply 10
r. GEpDES, Agent,
Oh TT ANttraviRr street.
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Steam boats. -
~ Adams, Richey, FIN Louisville.
City Of Madison, Neal. I'm Cincinnati.
H Il W Hill, Newell, I'm Memphis.
Natchez I4eathers, I'm Vicksburg.
Lizzie Simmons, KIRK, I'm Camden.
Lafourche, Dugas, i'm Lafourche.
w "A Andrew, Landry, I'm Lafourche
Tensas, Hay, I'm VerInillion.
Iberville, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
Alabama Boardman. I'm Mobile.
Twilight, Scott, I'm Camden.
JF Pargond, TobiD, I'm 0uachta River.
Carondelet, Davis, FIN Mobile
Lake End JEFF g. Car. R.
Rapides, Dowty, FIN Red River.
Anna Perret, Copps, I'm Washington.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonville.
Towboat NJ Whann, Heaton, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 18th inst
ship John Spear, barks ] Chadburn,
Lenox and Santa Fe, schr Star brought up
bark Citizen.
Towboat Hercules. LaPlace, from the Passes =
towed down aud to sea on the goth instant,
ships Marshall, NJ Day and Lemuel Dyer,
schr Break-o'.Day- brought up brig A A
Chapman
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Suwanee, Dennison, from 1ndianola via
Galveston to G Harris-lst dist.
Steamship Aastin Smith I'm Galveston via Sabine
Pass to / G Harris erwiek's Bay.
Bark Citizen, Smith fnl Aspinwall 18th inst, in bal
! last, to G W Hynson &co-2d dist, 80.
Brig a Al Chapman, Laurent, IA days I'm Point-au-
Petre, Guadalupe, in ballast. to S Plassan
I'D dist %
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Railroads

ARstfAAF7IEENsa
N. O., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, January rs, 1S6l.- 20 hhds
sugar Hall Il Rodi-- So do Ilobit & Charpantier-
50 w jackson &eo-2t West, Renshaw & Cammack
10 Laforost 4 DeSmares- 40 Fellowes AGO. 10
Tremoulet-llG Sabatier-sundries to ordcr-Total
26l bales cotton.
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
MOBlLE-Per steamer Carondelet-9S bales cot
ton Wood & Low 296 Tarleton, Whiting g. Tullis
10 A II May Geo Is E 7 Motion &co-2l Brad
Noble &coE68 R O Cummings Sco~loR L Adams
&co-25 Black & Byington--ll Dodd & Bateman-
q Hilliard, Summers Eco l5l do steamer Henry
Lewis sundries to order-Total 1853 bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer Alabama Is bales cot
ton a H May &co--S5 do Baxter, Lowell &co-sun-
dries to order.
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ftavr, an TUESDAY. ooh inst. st5PM

" aTdsl E4R ~ RRA 4 at&l Is {AAs.s EAp1IS5-
srv w. new Packet = Tie Rnd shlendtl pHtFerRct
packet steamer II. s. C0gliey, DC. shntc,
llng.ier, Will leHvr Gl1yg for Arkansas lits,
{5rn hi6s iEnd Grows he3laze Pctat feasat onassia
algr ianfCs lus Rnth1piHew ard opRchita E!ysr
For fu tlsr Information apply on hJGtl. =,
VIRGIaIu& q, TFFTIEI,
ip2l Ativerrisas Ag0ni..
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BLACK AND LITTLE RIVERS.
TENBAs AND BAYOU MACON.
Leaves ofl SATURDAY. Jan zG at 5P. ".
Ll.EIs n NJ & s Z 4 u r. Won MAIlL
AND woo RIVERS.

r,g4yeo on E hTffRDAY Jdr..f AT + v. VI.
REGULAR yAg4ABgSFIA AND
s-s ~ Yazoo River Parke-FOr tiIenaia, ftoy, Insca-
tshoma Ieilore Greenwood, Sidnn Head Honey
sGrl, rehnlN, Ya6oo CITY Satfte md III inter
1tdnte landings InlHhusha and YaIoo rHersTle new
Hight daprllt fast running passenger racket Beamcr E NJ
IttcfzTe9l. Sam Gwarney, master will leave ~ Gboys
VIRGiNIUs @. DENTZEI,,
jazz Advertising Agent
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S'rEA mi R5.s ATS.

N. q. AND e-ns -sg--zysa.ss,v7
sJsgs,ysa MEMPHIS U. MAIL
q! RLTNE OF PACKETS. :
Composed of the splendid steamers
1Rgom:tr, j. d. Clarke, muster,
Ed. y. Gay. Bart. Bowen. muster,
leaving every TUESDAY, nt5PM
Imperial, @. S, Rogers, muster.
John Ssmon,Fs, j. r. Hicks, master,
Every THURSDAY, nt5 SPIN.
New untle Sam, A. R. Irwin, muster,
I'll. IL. w. XIII, 4. II. Newell, master,
Every SATURDAY, nj 5P. NJ.
Connecting at Mrmphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
For freight passage apply to
JNO. Il. HYDE d Co, Memphis Packet OGIco,
MI IF st. Charles Hotel. lafs wing.
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/ fsEE(laIsstst1sU. s. Ma PasSens err Pnr;st.
ssSanstf The aud magnificent habtclaFs passenger
PACKET Srtln,& Duke, Sam Apologize, tnnS0f,
regularly fo Shreveport Grand Bayou Conahstn Cnuiptc
Grand Ecorc Alexandria and all intermediate landings Red
River, MS follows:
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Leaves IN SATURDAY. Jan e, III s p, u. positively
w. t@m.er dmret -

Leaves On SATURDAY. jim, &c. ~ . p, ~.
fGT1ACE3IFA TFIN-ItAY PACKET
~ b, Err ansn French Ro snSh HUI Si!lsEs
ra45zIaPigr5n IIi slariB saI ne. Alabama Landing,
fItcit ity Mouth Bey bartholomew, Trenton, Monroe.
Pine Bluff GJybi4, lIrritol x PHity and Ill inerne
diet- landings Orht and Black riTcrSThe magnacsat
passenger pncbet TsY hGs. Scott gHr will lesvs
h aNoge Eisng clear bii iads Catddgn For fregh
'- TIRGISiUS C. DENTZEI,
ta2l Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-26
Leaves Oh WEDNESDAY len. 80. at s +. u.
ELGGGL5AAls. nEEE 9R LEAVE IND

sssg II, Naich'oches packet-FoT NWchituchr8, Grand
fih5stS EGore ST. Murce Gotta, AiezandTg NonRan's,
Es5sEzs 2ariu's and GotoR'S L-adirEa~ The fast and
SnleId TaSGuger pneEet steamer Mary r.. ". EpbH,
na5er will lenVe tsave, taking freight For nj ianlSg5
Cans Little rivers For freight passage apply board
TIEGiNlhS q. JlENlElsL,
iaa4 Advertising Aeant
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NJ Z NJ P HIS.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Regular FRIDAY Pechc: for T'cks',urc th4 RsuGa
FOR LsEE PR0yTDEH CT
10y sa3S VIcl5hurE. WarrHntGq New Carthage Grant
Gutf ST. Joseph. RoG4yy Waterproof Naeie7
FORT Albums, Red River Landing, Thrice, M5rsanza Point
Co1ree, Baron Sata, Port Efndsnn Eaton Rouge Plaque
mine, DonsidsoyiIla and MI n'srnedi4n aadinh9 my
RicharsOn viii Ee- tips on FRIDAY September
l. and leave regularly ahave every FRIDAY vt r. N.
throughout the season. For Ieih. r&zsG9a appy
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SELF If Agents 53 Cayondclet street