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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25
CHERlFF'S SALE.

- NIENIF I . SNLT.
Abram Krill VS. Charles G. Baird.
BY virtue of an execution issued from said Court in
the above entitled and directed delivered
shall offer for sale the door of the Court House in the
town Of Perrysburg Ohio, on
Saturday. April eth, 1861,
between the hours of ~ and O'clock p m, Of said
day the following lards and tcnemens, towit: the
divided oncsixth of the south half of nlots in the town
of Perrysburg Wood county, Ohio, subject to widows
dover, described follows towit: $685. $50, 1862, 3S3
and the whole of l22. O. 4. GUYER, sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, atty.
March 27t l86I--47wjS3.
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There were nine thousand seven hun
dred and ninety letters sent 10 the dead
letter Office during the past year, which con-
tanned an aggregate Of $50 i54. Sc.
Apples Of the very finest quality are
said to BE- now selling in the market Of Erie.
Pennsy ylvaaia. for from fifteen 10 twenty cents
pc. bushe. s.os =
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NJ O T l c E .

Il y
Henry D. Goucher of Picatonica, in the county Of
-, in the State Of Illinois, will take notice that
John Beard of the county of Wood in the State of Ohio
did the 18th day of March, 1861 file his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Wood county, in the State of
Ohio against the said Henry b. Goucher, John Franks
and Jacob Perkey administrator of Samuel Ulery,
deceased, defendants setting forth that the said John
Beard the 30th day of October 1860 obtained judg
ment in said Court against the said Henry b. Goucher
for the of S523 02 and costs of suit that said Couch
er was Nonresident of the State OF Ohio and had no
goods and chattcs subject to execution whcrewith to
satisfy said judgment, that said judgement was lien
upon the following described premises situate in said
county of Wood o-wt the northeast quarter of section
thirty in township north of range eleven eas the
township and range aforesaid and much of the east
township three, north Of range ten east lies the
north side of the center of the Sandusky g. Defiance
road running and west through said last described
PREMISES that the said John Franks claimed to hold
mortgage all part of said premises that the said
Jacob Perkey claims to hold lien part or all of
said premises administrator aforesaid; that said
Goucher has other property in the State of Ohio.
The prayer of said petition is that the said Franks and
said Perkey may set forth their respective claims OF liens
to and upon said premises that the Court will adjust the
prorities Of the with that of the said plaintiff and
among the said defendants that said real estate may be
ordered to be sold and the proceeds applied said
claims according to their priorites of lien &C. Said
Goucher is notified that he is required to appear and
answer said petition before the third Saturday af
| ter the 25th day of April, 1861 JOHN BEARD.
| E. BRowN, atty for J. BEARD.
| March goth, lS6l-46w6S8 65.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25

ID DET e II E l. L,
IL ATTORNEY AT Law, AND NOTARY Public
Will attend promptly 20 all business ntrusted to his
care. Ottiee in the Court House with Cook Price
johnson. Nov. 20, ls6o-Iy.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Stephen Eldridge admir- VS. Joseph Grain.
BY virtue of order of sale from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Wood county, Ohio expose to public
SALE at the door of the Court House, in Perysburg,
Saturday, April 27th, 1861,
between the hours of IL and O'Clock p. m the fol-
lowing described land and dtencmens situate in Wood
county, Ohio, towit: the cast half of the north
quarter of section number thirty-sx in township five
range ten east, containing 80 of land less
PETER BELL, Master Com.
Cook & Poe, attys.
March Nth. lS6l-47w5S3 90.
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DOAD NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that petition will be present
ed to the commissioners Of Wood county, Ohio, at their
next stated meeting for county road commencing at the
county road the line between Wood and Hancock
countless thence north through the centers of the
half of sections 49, 2S and 81 in jackson township said
county, terminating at the and west road on the
north line of said section 81.
JAS. FERGUSON and others.
Anvil IQfI Aoup%
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25
ITHE WELL KNOWN HORSE JOHN RODNEY

i
Will be at Tontogany on Mondays aud Tuesdays a
Gilead Wednesdays and Thursdays at New Westfeld
Fridays and Saturdays Of each week during the
The best Recommendation Of the horse is the stock
which can be seen throughout Wood county.
For particulars enquire at the above named places.
SAMUEL BLYTHE.
Cilead, April ION, lS6l-49w3s
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CnERIFrs sM.E,-TuscARAwAs COM

CHERIFF'S SAI.E.-TUSCARAw COM
- MON PLEAS.
Ludwig Kneedlcr & Co. vs. John w. Morrow ct al.
BY virtue Of a vendi exponas issued from said
Court shall at the door os the Court House in the
town of Perrysburg, in the county of Wood and
state Of Ohio, on
Saturday, May ith, 1861,
between the hours of II m. and o'clock p. M, of
said day offer for sale public auction the follow
ing described lands and cncments to-wit the south
half of the south-west quarter Of section number
eighteen, township four, range nine; containing sew
cnty-eight aud 4Sl00 acres of land more or less,
situate in of Wood county, Ohio.
G.'E. GUYER, sheriff.
MURRAY, SLEvIS STAFFORD, attys.
April Sd, lS6l--4Swj$3 81.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25

Q CH00L EXAMINE NOTICE.
- The Board will hold their next regular sessions for
the examination Of Teachers, as follows;
West Millgrove first Tuesday in May.
Peuysburg, first Tuesday in June.
Portage, first Tuesday in July.
In addition the usual course, Teachers will hereaf
Ter be examined in American History.
No sPpesst will be examined whois mt present piine
tually at o'clock, a. u. J, ". WOopBUkY, Clerk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25
sHERIFF,s SALES, &C.
.HERIFF's SALE,

Robert W. Freeman VS. Sylvanus Jefferson and s.
8. Clark.
Nv virtue OF an execution to me directed and de-
livered from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause, shall
offer for sale at public auction at the door Of the
Court House, in Perrysburg, in said county, on
Saturday, May lltb, 1861,
between the hours of ls m, and o'clock p. M, the
following described lands and teucmcnts, to-wit:
the north half of tile south half of the northeast
quarter and the north half of the northeast quarter
of section thirty six, township five north of range
nine east, in Wood county, Ohio, -.
ASHER Cook, atty. @. +. GUYER, sheriff.
April 10th, IS6l--49w5s3 81.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25
CLOCKS,

W. F. + II D
At PERRysBuRG BANK BrILDISG. Go-lf
FURNITURE FURNITURE !!
Il WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, By
deer A + & A L. D X
Form r!y Fl. p. Degraf,l MOST BOwery, New
York, extending 2il feet through to No. 60 CHEEKY
Street and six stories in height, making it
THE LARGEST FURNITURE STORE
in the United States and filled with Furniture OF
all grades. From the best Parlor TO the common
Kitchen, which determined Ia sell Al the
small profit of five per cent, and no Deviation,
hoping by this plan, increase our business sut-
fcirnt to couutcrbalIncc the difference inproilt.
WE CONSTANTLY EMPLOY $50 HANDS, AND
LAY IN OUR STOCK FOR NET CASH.
Rosewood Parlor Sets, from. $50 90 to 500 90
Mahog and Black Walnut Parlor
Sets fr,n.... .............. $40 90 To $3.50 90
Rosewood Bedroom Sets, from so 90 10 $3.50 90
Mahog. aud Black Walnut Bed
room Sets fIom,... .$2J 90 to $50 90
Enamel Chamber Sets, from '.'S22 OOto $3.50 90
Oak and Walnut Dining Sets,
from.................. ......$2j 90 to S2j0 90
Hair Mattresses lrom...........S 90 to s rs 90
Spring " '''''''''' j oo to : 10 w
OFFICE FURNITURE ALL QUALITIES
ALL FURNITURE GUARANTEED As RErGESENTED.
81.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25

GE EORCE STRAI
" ATTORNEY AT LAW, Perrysburg, Ohio.
Will attend to all business entrusted to his care
in the several Courts of Ohio.-00ice with John
Bates, 2nd street oo-lu
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOURNAL PRINTING OFFICE.

Having rcplenished our office with new types
throughout, we are now prepared to execute Job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all
kinds Blanks, &C. in the most satisfactory manner
Orders filed at short notice, and on reasonable
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25

r,ERRYSBURG planning MILL,
and SASH FACTORY.
DANIEL LINDSEY, PRoPRigToR.
Manufactures to order, and keeps constantly on
hand, a general supply of
Doors SASH Blinds and Window Shades;
Pine Whewood and Ash Flooring;
Pine and Whtewood Doors.
All kinds of PLANING done to order. Orders
promptly filled at Toledo prices, or, i'll some cases
b,Inni III. n, '60-tf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25
A TTAcHMENT NOTICE.

IT Il B 0 D U G G R.
This wonderful article, just patented, is something
entirely new and never before offered to agents. who arr
wanted everywhere Full particulars sent free Address
4twly SHAW g. CLARK Biddeford Maine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02
which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely deyo,ed
to the subject.
1T WILL BE SENT GRATIS.

III FWe hare made the above Reduction in priess
with The ~o.feld view of bencEttnK the public and
oarsefxess The pnslic hare been ssindled By spu-
hines made iuitxiinn II ours. The metal
IN them ir the iron casting 10 the smallest piece il
~ poor quality. The makers have mol the do
their work well They bid away In secret places
wherein would be impossible 10 have at their com.
naand the proper mechanical appliances IL is only
w doing great business. and having extensive
ufacGring establishments, that cd machines can be
Daae at moderate prices. The best designed ma
chimes BADLY MADE, are always liable to get out Of
order, and 10 cost considerable trouble
money H. Keep them in repair.
The qualities To be looked for In q Machine
efrta.sfE ~ r0rytr ariacr vatx sspcsfv
of eeastrsctoss great aarsbap anG ragaafB
wttA tA least tabor Machines 10 combine these
esseEtiai qualities mast be made Of the best ta
tsisaeG perftet,oa. We have The WAYS aud means,
on grand scale, 10 do this
Tie purchasers "f machines, whose daily bread IL
may concern. v Ill find that those having The above
qualities mol only work well NJ rspsd reA . slow
rates OF speed bat Ia the haest passb ole
der. Our machines. MADs rs, will KAHN MORE
with LaRoR, tian any others, whether in
imitation II not. In fact, they are cheaper
than any other Machines gift.
NFLoeai Agents Wanted.
j. n. SINGER a. CO.,
45s Broadway, Ny.
CHICAGO OFFICE-No. 30 Clark St
J. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in Keokuk
sept2--d
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KEOKUK IOWA: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1861

VF1HV11 NFHsVUE VI CH0S.
Until further notice, The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAfs
will leave Quincy nj $50 p. m ;, on the arrival o
the HAMILTON BELLE, from keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-02
A RRINALS AND DEPARTURE
BOATS AND TRAINS:

STEAMBOATS,.
Tie 81. Luis Packet arrives daily, except Monday
al from 10 ioe'eecA and aetsris daily, xerps
sundays, al "a
The 4asncs Paske. arrives daily. ~rceps Mondays,
ats 70 o'ciack and DEPARTS daily, except sun
day, nj III 3na D. IA.
The keokak and Alexandra Packet arrives daily,
enecpt sundays al about ~ al and p m and Dc.
parts afier each arrival.
The NariheYn Line Packets. dnring coed stage Of
vAfef, l@ass ~. Loas every Iae.isy, Thursda, and
AstsrdAs syeaing, and arrive here akoai ~ hours
aasE - list there 10 generally up down boat
every day.
kAiLRoAU TRAINS.
Northern Train arrives daily At III o'cloes a. M
aud p m.. and departs daily ~ O'Clock a. IN, and
amp.
Wsstern Train arrives daily, except Sundays. q,
Il3o a. m. and 4. m, and departs ~ O'CLOCK ..
and ap. m.
At Hamilton Depot. 7 rains on the Wabash Valley
Railroad arrive aays except Sundays. n 4e'eioek p.
m, and dspsrt daily Sundays excepted, NJ %
Buses connect with this city.
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Fare always as low as by any other
route.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG
IL Tickets TOR Sale at all the N lain
Tickcl offices.

FIR f G HTS.
BY this route, Freights OF all descriptions can be
forwarded from phsisdeiphia. New York, Boston on
Baltimore, TO or from any point the The Railroads
of Ohio, kentnckN. Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missouri. BY RAlLkOAn DIRECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pitts
burg with Steamers, by which Goods be ard
ed To any point on the OHIO, Muskingum, Kentucky
Tennessee. Gnmberland Illinois, Wisconsin, Missis
sippi, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers
and al Clevelnnd Sandusky and Chicago itn stea M
ers 10 alt ports the North Va estcrn lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrustng the transports- +
ton of their Freight to this Company rely with
confidence on its speed. transit.
The mates OF Freight
To any point In the West by the Pennsylvania Raj
Road, are at all times AS FAVORABLE AS ARl
CHANGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
IL Be particular 10 mark packages, VIA PrSx
R.R."LU
b. j. SEEkDKK, Phiiadelp
MAsRAw a kooKs, 90 North ST., Baltimore.
lksoH d Co., No. 2 Astor House. or No. ]. s
William street, N. ".
LxECn 4 CO., No. n State street, Boston.
=. III. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agt,, Phiiade iphia.
I. l. HOUPT. Gun. Ticket Aet ,Philadelphis.
ENoCH LEWIS, General Supt.. Altoona, Pa.
su9sd
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10 the bcst Machine In the world for Family sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price with Hemmer) and beautifully ornamentcd $50
The Nos and Machines are OF great lily and
application for manufacturing purposes.
onr Nc. Machines are especially adapted 10 all
kinds OF light and heavy Leather work In Carrisge
Trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Making,
etc, ete. They are of extra size, with lon 4
enengh TO take under u and stitch the largest sized
dasbes. There 10 scarcely any part of Trimmers o
stitching that cannot be better doe fh the than by
hand so too, the saving nj time and labor is very
great. The table of these achnes 10 - inches long
and the shuttle Will hold six times the usual quantity
a th -ead The large hines work ~ ANAL
ones.
We ~onid ask for cnr LETTER A Machines the
special atte ntionof VEST MAKERS and DRESS MA
KERs, and all those who want Machines for hgAi
manufacturing pErpssss Thes emhody The principles
Of the stand ard machDes making like the Va, the ia
tcrock ed stitch. and destined 10 be celebrated
for Family Ssrng and lisAf faetnring purposes as
our Standard Machines are for manufacturing pur-
poses In general.
We haze airays Aand Hsmm,ss Gssges. Lsses and
Cotton Thread, sk TtSt spoois Best MaeAta4 ~
bottles, ate.
We manaiactare our own Needles, and " enld warn
all persons using our machines not ~ buy others
We know thai there needles sold af ssts
qsaifH al AixAer tAon charge for
The needles -od BY are manufactured especially
for ehnss. n Aad Nsedle bcsf N
eAt#e Gli@ou assGess.
Our custone may that ell onr Bran cf
oiiees are furnished with ihe "genuine artsoie.'
in case Of small urehases, the money may be sen
| In postage stamps, or bank notes.
/ III FGorres paadents y ia please write their name
dtstnctiy II Is all important that should iii eac
| ease Know the Post Once, County ami State.
/ UPAll persons ing information about sewn
Machines. their ssxes, prices working capacities
the bert methods of purchasing obtain ia By
| ing u US or any Of eur Branch onces for a copy
/ M. ger 4 Co.'S Gszette.
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-11

efEaS h 4ne elegant fast rnpre magnificent nan
s8Ss 9hger packet Paul Jones' r Eetns rp@s
69%cf" ix TSno as ab2ye qy Camden Cafnpsgoe
pam1 eTrisob7rg Trinity. all landings on BIRct ~
bgyon sara, Port Hudson BATON Rome
nut oEGs9nyiie md all intermediate andingv Pnr ,t
or passage having unsurpassed accdruTodnan s tbe
Go YlRGiNIUS @. DENTHEI, s
ttiByA,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-11
Orleans aIIe egrsstsat.
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s-s4s>s'-s4e< e
Ifillf ssatssllstlltE.

GsSs0EAy q olsaaa ma 7o Sssap street esst' ~,
Monday Mefnissa, Fsofnsfy ~, lsSt+ .
elenrea satstrfasst. s
sstpa1iahip Mexicos Talbct, for Ipiianoa gia Gair
vestpg re Harris
steatas6ip ssvanse, peaaison, for Galveston ana
5S@5 4fndiaspla 7 G Harris
slsaYslip Iouisisna, Iii FOR Indianoia and La
h, vsaeaa. Goldenbow & Lesparre
RfeleA ship Huraboldt, Damn erman, for Brenen, ne
Y Tele & Seller
selirJ Il Bradford, baylor, for Tobasco, 5=
Guidenbow u Iesparre
Esbr Shark, Patterson. for Galyeston,
Keep \ Caulield
NJ Arrived saturday.
Steamship Mobile Tea, I'm I.ayacca, to Golden
bew u Lespaire4 TIat dist.
Steamship Florida, Nelsen, from Apalachicola, to
i Mitchell lst DIST.
e Ship yH1ensla, Au ustin. fil1 Hayre 18th December,
I'M ballast, 10 oammack y Converse 4fh
dist 46.
Y Selir5 ouag Teaser I'm Mobile, in ballast 10
C M soria Point.
Steamboats,.
sfoiiareh. williamson, FIN Cincinnati.
81 PgisAksle Me8re I'M Cincinnati.
Ishgis On, Johnson, I'm Carolina Bluffs.
gpTd, Tobin, I'm 0uaehita River.
Barton Ressat, fm Red River. & "a
Gen Hodges. SIeade, frl Red River,
$7S i ~ s Gonley, Shnte, I'm Arkansas Limo.
III AiahaTia. BeardTian, fnl Mobile.
TeHsas, Hay, I'm Vermillon.
tsov n Moutor -, I'm Attakapas. S5
Andy Fulton. Hazlep. I'm Caledonia
Milton Relf, Hail, fm Min5en.
owboat5V II ivy. Palmer I'm the Passes flowed
StevFn and to sea ON the 9Th inst ship LII
cInda- Brought up slip YaleAtia and schr
Xelng Teaser. IN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-11
r.eavra FRIDAY Feb II at5p NJ
EpR RAMlIT TsA ~ tnrErLnr nunx

Y2Ay @ Hd AFEnnsas Line, C0ras Bluff Lind Grove Il,
lt}lSI7 "re, Point Pleasant OHachIta on, Tsr+an
Monroe, Pine Bluff ConmiJa ia, TaS,h5 l5yh1oa
irty hhd oil niermeniac landings on Barou BnrtFain,S
lI 0tHciia hTeTihc new, iehy-drnft Ard T9t r,nn;n
%seE % & nsGet steamer gram, Il. F. Stewart fnaseF
"i leave III above. For freight passage spv o Foori'
fen 'lH'lNluS g. ,DkNTHEL,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-11

2as bates cotton TO Betlocq, Nehiom Hcess- a07 !,
Frellsen, Stevenson &co-l2t Payne II Harris an
IS w H Bussett.-.sS dbtrobit II Charpantser n, Il.
Wright y Allen 10 do Warren, Gilmore Seo, / q.
Toledano Tagioi-l4 AhGt, Marye g. 6insbn,an.. =
~ Moore Y Browder-4o hhds sugar 90 West Ran.
shaw i Catlnack-45 do Payne &. tJarrison On 4 :
Perret.,. Is do Darby 4 Tremo,fet ioo bbIs @ Wv
iasses w Jackson &co "a hf bbts molasses Fresen
stevenson &co--77245 SACK COTTON seed A A Magin
nis--sundries to order--Tot' s2l bales cotton.
ATTAkAPA PAs-Per steamer Gossamer-ls9 bales
eott9n ~ hhds sugac bbls molasses to Bellocq
Noolom geo do 70 bales cotton TO Lobit Il Char
panuer--39 DO Gordon & Castillo--23 do j Y Gour~
daln-- do Labatut- 6 do Friedander & Gerson
.i9 hhds sugar Hayes u Sanders 20 do Dumesnil
y Martin--20 do r Hare tSco--5 do to order--4O do
26 bbls molasses S 0 Nelson REQ do to order
90 do Darby Tremoulet- sundres to order-To-
tai SS2 bales cotton.
SHREVEPORT = Per steamer Grand Era = I79
bales cotton Payne Harrison rs do GLADDEN. 4
SeXas- u Phelps d Jones-51 R w Estlin &co-
80 J 5 Gribble- so Brander l. Hubbard-29 Smith
u Johnson--25 T Wyche Sco--lS Moore & Brow.
der-l6 Farley, Jurey &co-l5 Lewis & Ogesby-
Il MoCollum y Hawthorn-12 Green 4 Crunp--12
Belloeq. Noblom &co--u Tarleton, Whiting & Tu
ils-l0 do Frelseu, Stevenson &co--lN do Cones &
Phelps J W Burbriige &co-S s Abat, Marye &
gushman-7 Henderson, Terry &co-4 do Murphy
Sykes &co-4 Durand Rouuet &co-2 A Fl NAV H.
CO. G L Kouns s Bros-2A Rugeley &coNsun.
dries to order-Total $50 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA--Per steamer Crosse Tete-lQ9
bales cotton T ] DaSiIva rs Hawkins 4 Nor.
wood-5S a Levi &co- 50 Campbell & Strong-4s
Frierson, Conway &co-.29 Jno L Lee % Wright
y Allen. 20 Byrne, Vance &co-- 10 Gribble-
al6 Ar Miltenberger- Il A j DaSilva- 8 4 Nalle Il
esn9G 6 :, 9 Gallagher Dyer s Mitenberger &co-8
Black y Byington--7J Watt &co--6 Rosser, Prothro
&co- 8 Wood d Low Payne & Harrison--5 do
a y Marianaux--3 S o Nelson &co-2 Labatut-
Drew Y Seymour Tarleton, Whiting & Tullis- |
Lane, salter &eo-l62 hhds sugar Montgomery & |
White-5S do bbls Isl hf bbs moasses A Kelly |
&co-26 hhds sugar Watt &co-.l5 do A G Marian
aux--l5 do Bellocq Noblom &co-l2 A Smith SEQ
--l2 do rs bbls moasses Menard & Yignaud-l7 |
hhds sugar J DaSilva &co-l0 do 100 hbls molas-
ses Ar Miltenberger-l4do42 AZ hhds sugar w Bur.
Mitenberger Eco II do j Labatut-36 do W 4
2 urquhart- so hf bbls do Goodrich &co--18 hhds
sngar 20 bbls moasses Y Allain- 35 hhds sugar to
y purrive &oo-24 d9J D Denegre-sundries to or
der-Total 649 bales cotton 452 hhds sugar 437 bbls
I'll hf bbls molagses
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-11
MOBILE

>, ffgsssasa lrtIS MOBILE 4p E9AYr.Yz II, a.
gS$$1 QsiG'l Lne-ePin8r ArraliErnienf-Tbe 5nleiis
1 : I29T pre2str aHc etesnefs istRsassas1
10 5oar9lan master, Cuba, James Hopkins MASTER
A. l. Myers muster nil bui tressy tbs
VIII superior bdaons viii make fripg and
anangs a follows nies prevented b Gd eather b@b % o%
'' ms Ef4t OF fuel or nleRcciteu or nachiery
ll Lake eld OF the POTtca traiP Railroad DAILY
Srt T @ FE,ss. Of the 5 O'Clock P W. train cars foI Mobile
uFt returning PnscAgoIn Pa5s Christian ana
bgy ~ Louis MoNDAVs and TIt1 RSn 8yS '''"' "1H
nCEes through to New York by the Charleston and
formation apply ''''e4' "'in '''F'NsF IN
oIIty r. GEDDES, Agent,
4. 20 GraVier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-11
h'"'s' EyEEX TT5@3r rstATTnnAT AT 7! y s.eock r "

NESSV ORLEAEs, Rf5NRtpMM Il AMI.
& fieT, q TRENTON WEEKLY PACKETEFor Trentoh
p4'9utoe, Fipe Bluffs Columbia HarrisonbuTg'
iT1HJ Mouth Of Red river Rayou sara RatGr
iosG is lnMer1tne b2nads7nyle, and e intermediate @Hd
s he ie% teHter j. II, PrgnuIl (uiit for
'T % D. W. robin, commander, daYes above puncnSIr
win b,ether CONNECTS regularly Trenop every Mondav
I w hcW lg draft steGrlcT Conie Cant Williams
freight for all points The rbone and Conie
out F eEt[a "a effpense for storing. etc.
fof lfeSnt or passage, apply on board to
JNO r. MCsf0TI.uM,
N ID An No g CRrnndclet street
p,Ti RAH p freight for and plantation landings mnt be
~ he hhFPefS on refnrn Of the boat. Passengers will be
~ 91y pon on the Coast at regnls Coast Packet rates
morning. 'eO" 'iio ie'eceNeFy friday
nan Of the cabin be passage secured by an
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Leaves TU ESD I. Feb. 10. at5P.M.
r0r Camden dnerf-

Fs$ h,-FOr Camden. ChatlinrrfglIe Trr6tob 49,
laI tolunbia HarriSOHburg Trinity and Mi inerr3e
@ way md plantation landings on Ouarbfto
au DcH r's5&-Ihe new, elegant very light drannbt
p2stj f%ctet steamer ftGzje Simmons Len GoSta
ns!er Wi leave above. For frgEl or massage Ia av}r
eeSaut passenger accommodations, apnly on board s
fell '''t-''OS :. DEe iAhiI,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-11

apply board 7r' '"S sPieudh accommodations,
o i - Jonls u Or was built expressly for tbe Rod 7o ,
the ~ ''s'S 10 Hot sup passed by boat n
on her % n pPes can rely the Lou Dor leaving
d31 FlRGINIus c. DENTzEI.
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S'rEA AMBtsANs.

s'gsssSlsl MEMpHrsu, SNAIL
assSsaSsaa5S LII e oFSPAoKETs.- E-"---ass.s
Composed of tho splendid steamers
Engo1nar, j. D. Clarke MASTER
nd. j. Gay, Bart Bowen master
leaving every TUESDAY, at5PM
Imperial, q. s. Rogers, master,
John Si,noMds, ]. r. Hicks, master,
Every THURSDAY, ,at5PM.
new UnSle Sam. A. h, irwin, master
ii. r. w. FIul, T. II. Newell master
Every SATURDAY at5PM
Connecting nt Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALL porNTs
NORTH, EAST AND WEST
For freight or passage apply to
JNo. E. HYDE Il CO., Memphis Packet Omce
@ MI u 81 Charles Hotel left wing.