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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-03

Read the following FROM the Hon. Morris Morris,
formerly Auditor Of the State Of lndIana
INUIASAroLis, Sept. 2, 1857.
DR.. c. W. RoRACK - Dear Sir : Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
ana weakness, so much so that was unable 70 at
tend to my ordinary business at times, and having
heard OF the wonderful cures that your Scandina.
Wan Blood Purifier and Pills were cifecting, wss
induced by friend to try them thave been using
the Purifier for the last twelve months, and find
the medicine fully equal 10 its recomncudatons. So
valuable Is its use TO me, that can not now dis.
pense with the use of it at my advanced age of life
-seventy-seven years.
cheerfully give this information for the benefit
OF those similarly affected. Yours truly,
NORRIS MORRIS.
See advertisement 22vb
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DIED,

DIED,
J. FRANKLIN, infant sou Of John W. and Emma
d. Bailey, Of cholera infautum, Sept. 28th, aged
eight months and nine days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey tender their heart
fclft thanks 10 the many kind friends who
aided them in the hour Of sickness; and also
to those who so kindly attended tho funeral
of their only loved one.
Ere sin could blight, or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care
The opening bud to Heaven convey'd,
And bade it blossom there.
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Letter from Fremont,

Just before leaving st. Louis for the bal.
tie field Gen. Fremont wrote lotter to a
friend i'll New York, of which the following
is copy:
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p5SThe agricultural society Of Defiance
county have concluded to hold no fair this
season.
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II is not strange that DIR. 5. A. weavcr's Cankcr
and Salt Rheum Syrup is SO very popular. "A is
really what Il pretcnds to be. ani cures Cad4Nr,
salt Rheum, ErispelNs, Sore Eyes, &c, Just rs Il
says to do. II is the product Of unrcmitting toll
and patient investigation of these diseases by a
regular phySician--a man Of extensive practice an
honorable Christian man, II Is Just what the pub
lie have long wanted; a medicine which they could
rely upon; which would not deceive or defraud suf-
ferng humanity. We advise our friends to seek
relief in the ncvcr-failing remedy, and speedily re-
remove the evils which they have SO long suffered
Sold by PEcK Il HAMllroN. 33y5
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We take pleasure in calling attention to the med.
icincs advertised in our paper bv j. n. Harris &
Co., of Cincinnati Perry Davis Pain Killer Is
well known to the public and needs no rccommen-
dation from us as its good qualities in all eases
Bitters, in case of dyspepsia, jaunlce, liver com
plants, and in all cases where tonic is necessary
is highly recommended. DIR. Weaver's syrup and
cerato are desirable remedies in cases arising from
an impure state of the blood. The combined use
of the two is said to result avorably in all cases
In the above list may be found u panacca for all
diseases; try thcm.-Mauston Star, Feb. l5th 1860,
Mauston, Juneau CO., Wis. Sold by PECK 4 HAM
ILToN. 22w5.
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JTvERY BODY'S FRIEND,
Every body has it, Every body uses II,
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
HE GRrAT ia NTIN 1VEnTrT~v

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
TIE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.
Taken Internally, il cures Sudden Colds, Coughs,
&cy Weak Stomach, General Debility, Nursing
Sore Mouth, Cnkcr, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, Cramp and Pain in the Stomach,
Bowel Complaint, Painters Collie, Asiatc Cholera,
| Diar1hea and Dyscntery.
Applied Externally cures Fclons, Boils and Old
Sores, Severe Burns, Scads. Cuts, Bruises and
Sprans, Swelling OF the Joints. Rngworm and
letter, Broken Breast Frosted Feet and Chillblans
Toothache Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and Rheu,
naiism. 1t is sure remedy for Ague, and Chills
and Fever.
Pain Killer, taken internally should be adultcr-
ated with milk or water, or made into $, rup with
molnsscs. For Cough, few drops ON sugar
eaten will bc more effective than anything else.
See printed directions which accompany each
bottle.
What stronger proof can be produced than tho
following letter received, unsolicited from Rev. W.
b. Jacobs:
Newark, ~ j., June 6, 1860.
MEssRs. PERRY DAvis& &SuN-Gentlemcn.-Alloy
iue, unsolicited to send you word of commcnda-
| ton for your Pain Killer. | have used it in my
family these several years and found il all il claims
! to be. For rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, Burns,
Cholera tendencies and difficulties rs well as dis
| eases generally that prevails in families regard
the Pain Killer beyOud all price, and as efiica-
clouS beyond any medicine within my knowledge.
We Keep 1t as our chief family medicine, and find
| its use in ordinary cases worth more than any
| doctor. The testimony of others among my ac-
! quaintanccs and friends is equally favorable Many
/ clergymen have spoken of it in the highest terms
as a family medicine Missionaries in repeated in
stances have said To me in person and nttoir letters
| that the Pain Killer was by far the best medicine
used in heather lands and they use it for themselves
and families, and administer it To others around
! them. Thus much am inclined to say as an act
of justice to yourselves, and rs benefit to others
You are At liberty to use this testimonial, if of any
service. REV. W. JACOBS,
Late Editor Christian Chronicle.
BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS.
! CArrIoN.-Thc public will be cautious that they
! get the genuine Pain Killer as some unprinciped
men. use that name for their own worthless COM
! pounds, in 81 doing ihcy deceive the community,
and infringe upon the "TRADE MARX" of Perry
! Davis.
Genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer sold by all
respectable Druggists.
! Directions accompany each bottle.
! Price 25c., soc. and - per bottle.
! j. n. HARRIS 4 CO.,
| ProprictOrs for the Western and Southern States.
! Cincinnati, o.
| For sale, wholesale and retail. by Peck 4 Ham
! ilton, Perysburg: Frederick Rosingcr Freedom; s.
l.. Boughon, Bowling Green: N. Grahaman Por-
! tngc; d. II. Miner, Toledo; W. ID. Moore Sylyania;
! West Truax, Toledo; A. +. Jerome, New West
| nel'' a. D. Gardner d Co., Gilead. 2wtye
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THE LATEST NEWS.

TINS FIRST GRAND ASRivAL
The Great Dry Goods Bazaar!
COMPETITION DEFlEDl
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the Attorney General only ii certain cases. The
banks, that + the -four old chartered banks having
been notified by the Board of Currency to go into
liquidation, in conformity to section TO- The mems
bers therefore, are relieved Of all responsibility in
the premises have nothing further to do in the
matter, and as public opinion, with some few ex-
ceptons will sanction the course adopted shielded
az the banks are by the Recommendation Of the
Goyerno) no further action will is supposed, be
taken. We have great political war and revolu-
ton on our hands, do not let US be inflicted with
financial war. We shall work along smoothly
under the Government currency, and il behooyes
all 70 sustain the Confederate Government and its
financial measures--no good citizen will attempt
to thwart it.
The general money market offers nothing for
comment this evening. There are some few opera
lions in paper, but not sufficient to enable us to
say We have q paper market
In exchange there are light movements. Some
OF the banks buy little sterling at l0sl@l0SA and
l09. The bank selling rate ranges from IL l@ll23.
Francs 5.25@5.10 at retail. Inland exchange is
confined to transactions chiefly on Virginia. The
Bank of New Orleans, it will be observed, buy and
sell regularly on Richmond. Checks are sold at
par on that point payable in the same currency as
here Confederate notes.
3sAfa}&&A tasa5 8'7E FElsS ts5fSt \
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The recent session Of the Board of Currency has
resulted in resolution To refer the recent action
Of the banks 10 the Attorney General, in .compli-
Bce with section 10 of the act Of 1912, which reads
as follows ~
That il shall be the duty Of tho Board Of Chr.
reIley, 80 often they shall ascertain that any one
Of the said revived banks shall fail or refuse to
comply Wits the conditions OF this act to notify to
said bank to enter at once into liquidation on the
conditions provided for this act, and on such bank
refusing on negleoting TO do SO within twenty days
after such notification, 1T shall be the duty of the
Board of Currency, under the penalty Of $1,000 each
member TO apprise the Attorney, General of this
Neglect or refusal and It shall be the duty Of the
ATTORNEY General to sue said bank for forfeiture
OF its charter, aud should the ATTORNEY. General
neglect so to do for ten days after said notification
I'd hfnin writing by the Board Of Currency, it shall
be the duty of the Governor to consider his place
as having beem vacated, and to act as provided in
she 9th sectionof this act.
The 9th section Of the act authorizes the Gov
ernor 70 appoint another Attorney General, and
should he not act within fen days, the Governor is
sntherzed TO consider his place vacated, and shall
appoint another Attorney in his place, and
# he does not act within Eve days after his appoint
laent, she Governor is to continue to Yacate and
slspcint and 50 on; but as there we're certain re.
lirenaents to be carried out by this 9Th section,
which were enacted for the occasion, and do not
AZ Al apply to the present exigency of affairs,
there viii be no necessity to call into use the At
forney General; moreover the constitution Of the
State takes away the yacating and appointing
power, On the part Of the Governor, in regard to
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Arrived Yesterday. %
3 Steamboats,. 4faa
Ferd Kennett, Briefly, I'm Memphis.
!Issceip,z OF prntinss.

y - kNSGSAptS oE-EfVNMEGs
MEMPHIS Per steamer Ferd Kenneth bbls
apples I'd Ingram & Keith II pkgs apples etc to
Schneider & Wise Sc do Wilson Il Young rs do
III S Seward 40 pkgs iron Fassman &co- III
Spkgs potatoes FL Blair ITO pkgs mdse Lewis
SQ4 Rcks corn 295 scks wheat Horrell Gayle Geo.
Of bales hay. to order-l 100 acks -four 7 A Hamilton
80 bales cotton to Hughes, Hyliested &co-- do
70 Y 3 .Ricks-s22 do Hy Sheppard ir--150 seeks
wheat 2a3 bbls aour and sundries to order.
3 MEMPHIS Per steamer Prince Of Wales-392
pkgs iron Folger ECO 70 do Fassman &co--79 do
] 2 Bein & Sons-49 pkgs tobacco VanBenthuysen
y Grafton. ll5 scks bran Schneider Wise 100
do @ 81 Smiths--32 scks -four to & J Murphy-225
bbls -four q Kennedy &co-l2 dol Ware 204
do G Fl Smith--49 do Given, Watts .Sco.-l59 do do
a Hamilton 240 do Oglesby & Macaulay--6S do
JStevens-75 do Murrell d Bowles--lO2 do Wilson
Il Young-200 do r G Smthers &co--9 do Request
&eo- 60 bbls lard S H Kennedy &co-l9 bbls oil
Grief, Byrnes &co pkgs butter ] Christy-2 do
A Bower eco l. do Campbell u Strong-l do Ro-
quest &co-- 5 do II Blaese eco / do to orders
do III Ragan-I97S scks corn to j Connolly &co-44
scks wheat J I Moore &co-- so do Horrell Gayle
leo so tcs rice Dudley & Nelson ID do Wood u
Low-93 do Huntington & Bro-6O scks potatoes to
Regenberg- IL bbls potatoes Thompson & Barne
--l6 do Black y Byington-4 pkgs potatoes to ] B
Bailey ScoZlo5 % IarIetoa, Whiting \ TullisS4
Wilson d Young--l0 do a s Seward-l3l do to or
der--l3 do w MoDuff-2 seeks coffee M Kaufman
6 do 20 bbls alcohol Ghism & Boyd A bbls whisky
g + B hittie- bales hops Il bxs starch Black j.
Byington- 10 rolls leather and sundries to Chism
q Boyd 1913 pkgs apples 13 bales hay Schneider
y Wise l6 do D R Carroll &ce-l0 do Murrell g.
Bowles- 81 do to order 10 bxs applea B Ethel
-626 pkgs apples to Ingram & Keith 1874 do
Wilson l. Young 2b do J 7 Moore Geo 35s do
Il 3 Seward-l9 do and sundries to order
ALEXANDRlA-Pers steamer Era No 7-sundries
to order. m III
DoNALDSONY1LLE- Per steamer Homer-sun
dries to order.
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RelIielll n TIE Aarktts.
GREsnEsY 0FFicE, 10. 10 &

sKEsnrxr OFFicr. 10. 10 CAHp STREET
vi ~ Monday Morning, September So 1851.
GafraS 81. Sales today 50 bales. No receipts.
RoRAoeo y. Nothing reported
s sfaAE We have heard Of only few retail
sales AZ
Az XIII dssEs 20 half bbls. and 4S bbls. Old
ssscnr sold at 22@24c. % gallon.
ELouR We have heard Of no sales from first
ass,ds. NJ, s. "
tiEtIN. N. We did not hear Of q sale.
80 bales Prairie grass sold at s2s, rs at
& ssse, lso az ss2 so and a5 at SIS % ton.
PoaK. IL the Pork in the city, held BY specu-
lators, was seized yesterday BY order Of the
Government $s3
IssB Prime il tierees is retailing at 25c., and
in kegs 27e. u 81.
RAcoS Bacon Hams are retailing at 1920,
ssaa Sugar Cured at 2a@25c.s % ID.
aIsEy Rsctfed is retailing at 55e. % gallon.
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d Al TT i u Ill a. Il KET.5

JEFFERSON ctT9 September Sd, 1861.
4 Arrived On Saturday and yesterday 495 Texas
Besves, SO Hogs, 40 Sheep l7s Veal Cattle ana
40 Mich Cows. Amount Of Stock sold were a20
Texas Beeyes, Is Hogs, 40 Veal Cattle and 10
Ailnh Cows Stock remaining on sale are 500
Texas Besges, 1s7 Hogs, 4oa Sheep, m Veal
Cattle andt6 Mflch Cows. We quote ssst59
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTRoLtER's OFFICE Cry HALL,
New Orleans, Sept. %, 1851.
mo. 1851
Whereas the contract for attending and keeping reper the
bridges at Carrollton avenue has expired
Resor6 That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
lied adudcae the lowest bidder after days notice in
the official journal contract for attending keeping in re-
pair for three years. the bridge Caoon avenue accord
with specifications file in the Surveyors Office said
adjudication to be subject to the approval rejection the
Common Council. Ill. 10 s.TH
ISignedl S. F. DELABARRE
~. - President kro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
FL tSisnedl j. MAGIONI,
-.-.-.., President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved September 10, 1861.
lsignedl JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY the Both day of
SFpenber, 1851 will adudcate my office at Il O'Clock
NJ, the above contract to the lowest bidder
se23 II G. W. EULBERTS0N Comptroller.
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N. O.. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, September 20, 1s6l.--37 bales cotton
Ably q Catching Is do Holloway & Lonsdale-s
w Champlin &co--6 j B Valentine &co-- Car
roll, Hoy &eo--2 Warren &, CFawford-2 Z g Huston
Total rs bales cotton.
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~ landing And keapng In IenDir the ~

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for at
- tending and keeping in repair the bridge the New
The bridge progress construction and MS soon
completed shall therefore be delivered the contractor in
contractor constantly keep said bridge good order and
diton during the continuance of his contract to CONSTANTLY
attached 70 said bdes and the expiration of the contract
to return the said bridge platforms and bulkhead in
The shall be bound keep constantly in aeed
ance, during day and night the requisite number Of hands to
shall furnish all oil and other materials may BE- eUred
TO Keep SAID bridges in good working order. -
All damages which said bridges trough thu
negligence ncapacy of the contractor be
The contractor shall be fined in the sum Of ten dollars for
each and every neglect of said fine be retained hy he
Comptroller out OF any OF the monthly payments be made
Security in The sum Of $1,000 shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance Of tae contract.
Payments 10 be made monthly the certificate Of the Street
The shall aduicated for term of three years
commence on Inc day OF delivery of said bridge con-
tractor
It well understood that of fanre BY the contractor
rod fixed in case the Council be dissatisfied ii the man.
the right annul the without putting the
default required by article 1905 OF the Civil Code and With
indemnify and is we'll understood that in case the
contractor shall at time abandon the finish and
tractor shall forfeit he may have for any mart Of he
work done by him the of abandonment and the city
shall be thereby discharged from any liability therefor
and is uso well understood that the contract be
sold the and his securities be held and bound
price which contractor originally contracted to perto
the work and the price at which may be adudicaed
Bids to be per year for the whole work complete.
New o Orleans February T. 1879
BY the tees on Streets and Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common COUNCIL
t tss"sd Ro IfHS Ht4dhE, chairnsn.
Registered September "a 1851.
E. DEvEsPoRT,
SEQ OF Clerk of Comptroller
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Fl s s sas n and repair tbs bridge
rbe bridge .hall 1e delivered to The whatever
and duty Contractor within WSis Sr rs day.
after place aid bridge IN eompee good order and condition
shutting lumber Of The same dimensions and Of the
ene w6sh oat broken and n sabmiins in
their rsSgs new sn proper and quality
h missing aud in giving he whole wood and iron work
a s sss n mag
fs 1 IL Gn ssSs hsy @
Street Commissioner shall have the work done 9ense Of
then be due said shall forfeited for The use
The contractor shall bind himself during the continuance of
his eotraet keep The bridge constantly good repair ami
same 70 the city in complete good order and condition ',
tendance dS9 h aT and nna R keep constantly in
and shut @ bridge as may be necessary and
All danlagr may occur to said bridge through the
gence ncaaey OF the contractor shall be repaired and paid
TRs Contractor shall be fined in the sum of fen for
and every neglect Of to be retained BY the Conn.,
troer out of any Of the monthly to ad
seeqy $500 shall be required to guarantee
Payments shall be paid monthly lie certificates of the
cent Of each monthly payment until ha sxprao s bs
cSnFaf TGn ten per ese shall be paid final cerif
don Of said bridge and in case the condition of the should
OF 81 monthly certificates which be due said con.
TO besn or n;sb fhe IN Iare by The contractor
hXed in case the Council be dissatisfied the manner in
which the work being executed the Council shall have tie
right TO annul the contract without
default required by article 1905 Of the Owl Code and without
applying to court Of justice annul the same without in
denny and is also well understood that in case the con
tractor shall Mt time abandon finish aud COM
pete the conformity with his contract said eonrac
Tor shall forfeit all claims he have any part Of the work
done by him thedate of the abandonment and that the
shall be thereby discharged from liability therefor
and also well understood that in the resd
the contractor and his securities held and bound ~
sodo, pay the city all loss difference between he
prices at which the contractor originally contracted
the work and the price at which may adudcated at
resale re9djudcaticn.
The contract be adudcaed years to date from
the day of the delivery of said bridge the contractor
Bids to be for the whole work complete
New Orleans, April O. 1850.
tSgnedl LOUIS H. PILE,
. -, , .,. City Surveyor
Boards of the Common Council. = 49,
[signedl H. 7. yEEEARD
ISignedl ROBT HITYGHE Chalrmen.
Registered September q, 1861.
f. DEYENPORT,
SEQ OF. Clerk of Comptroller
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for at
3 Lending to and keeping in repair the bridge the Bayou
The bridge shall be delivered the contractor in whatever
condition i may be found on the day Of delivery BY the city
after to place said bridge complete good order and condition
ntng stead nmber Of he same Dimensions and npo Of 'E he
SSi 9uH in akng ont and rem9yng all parts Of the
their places machinery of proper dimensions quality
may missing and giving to the Whole wood and IRON woTk
oil S o s Ds Ta hFs g9od coats Of best paint
The shall bind himself during the continuance Of
luis contract to keep the bridge constantly in repair
condition and A. the expiration Of said contract return the
same to the city In complete good order and condition.
The shall bind himself keep constantly attend
and shut said bridge often as nay be Necessary and he sha
furnish all gil etc. which be required keep said bridge
Al damage which may said bridge through the neg
gece lhepaciy OF the contractor shall be and paid
The contractor shall be fined the ten dollars for each
and every Neglect q duty said fine be retained BY Comp
oeI cut Of any OF the monthly be made said
Security amount Of $1,000 shall required to guarantee
me iathin performance of the contract.
Commissioner. -
well understood that failure by the contractor
xed in the Council dissatisfied with the manner
gh @ h @ nrs 0 ut PRrF e t il de-
applying justice annui the same and Wh %.
demnity and it is also well understood that in con
complete conformity With his " tn the said eon
work BY him up 10 the date Of The abandonment and thai
the city shall be thereby discharged any all liability
thereor and is also well understood that
be reod the contractor and his securities shall be held
bounh in sodo to unto the city all loss difference
tween the price at which the originally contracted
perform the work and the price which may sdiudcaed
at resale or REHABILITATION.
ne oogtract 70 be adudfeaed for three years. date from
Bids 10 be for the whole work complete
New Orleans, February IS 1850.
tSignedl LOUIS r. PILE, City Surveyor.
approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
Boards of the Common Council.
[Signcd H. T. VENNARD, c,,
, lsignedl RoBT HUYGRE, Che'fhen'
Registered September "a, 1851
+. DAVENPORT,
SEQ ot Clerk of Comptroller.
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49, r. T. PARKER,
sheritf Of the Parish of Orleans.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u moment de Iadtpdicatlon
+. I. P8RKER,
SELL NJ OLD Sheriff de 1t Paiuisse d'Orleans.

Of New Orleans. ! NOLAN No i8326
by VIRTUE OF IA writ of seizurc ana sn lie
- to NE directed by the honorable the Second District Court
OF New Orleans in the above entitled rauac will proceed
sela public auction at the City Hotel Common street. between
camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY, 9th day
tober 1851 at II o'clock NJ.
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all t-sk
Inc hri!1ings and uproveme thereon situate in ff
the Fourth District Of this city In B square bounded by EA
ST. MARY BelechRsse ST. Andrew and Rousseau being
lot No. q on particular plan annexed inventory the
estate Of haih de Ganbot deceased made By r. F. Smith
Judge q The parish Of Jefferson in this State and measiHg
q eet II Inches and lines St Andrew street. by III
rect ~ and lines In depth between parallel lines form
ing part OF the original lot No. Eight on plan
deposited in the Office Of N neAnas, late Notary Public
this city, on the I'D of May, 1874
Seized in the above suit
TERhS-Casl on the spot,
o,,o f. T. PARKER,
sen tt % Sheriff OF he Parish Of q
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R Z D R | Y E r .

Leaves SATURDAY., 9TH inst. at 5 P. III.
SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
49, n For Shreveport Grand Bayou, GRnlpfe, Grand
Ecore, Coushatta st. Manrice Montgomery,
Alexandria, Nornans Barbin and all inferno
diate landings Red river-The entirely splendid
swift running side wheel passenger packet steamer Gen.
l.. Hodges, W. s. Sleade, master will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board -
TIRGINIuS G. DEETZEL,
se3D Advertising Agent
aThe Hodges will take freight for all lanisgs Oh Black
river,