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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12
A. L. DENNIS & Co.

Fort SUNTER.-A boat, displaying flag
of truce, came up from Fort Sumter yes
terday, bringing up Lieut.. r. Talbot, of
the Artillery, and Lieut.. Snyder, of the
Engineers.
The former officer left for Washington
Immediately by the Northeastern train,
and the latter returned to the fort.
1t was mentioned that Talbot had been
ordered to some other post, but it is most
probable that he took on to Washington
statement of the Captain of the vessel
that was fred into on Wednesday, as the
fort boat was alongside of her for some
time, and the oarsmen, who came up
yesterday, say that the schooner was from
Boston, for Savannah, with cargo of ice,
and was putting into this port for har-
Dor. They did not remember her name.
-Charleston Courier, april Oh.
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Important Treasury Circular.
received the following important circular
from the Treasury Department:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March 20, 1861. (

received the following important circular
from the Treasury Department:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
March 20, 1861
"&:-The control of the warehouses
of the government in the several ports in
the States of South Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Florida, and
Texas having been usurped under the
alleged authority of those States, and the
officers of the Customs acting under the
authority of the United States, having
been forcibly excluded from their proper
functions in the custody of merchandise
and superintendent of the entries for
warchousing and Withdrawal, it has be-
come impracticable to continue the priv
lege of bonding for transportation to
those ports.
COLLECTORS of the customs are accord
ingly hereby instructed that no entries for
transportation in bond to those ports can
be permitted until otherwise directed by
this Department.
Every respectfully, your ob't serv't,
rs. p. CHASE.
"a. ScHELl, Esq, Collector Of Customs,
New York -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

Harrisburg, April S.-Goveruor Curtin
will recommend to the Legislature to-
morrow an appropriation of $500, 900 for
the purchase of munitions of war, as he
thinks it the duty of the State to assist
the General Government.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

R0- Several communications on hand,
which shall appear next week. Patience
is commendable virtue and a great pro-
moter of ease and health. Let our cor
respondents cultivate 1t.
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ney- The cheerful Washinato

pendent of the Richmond Examiner has
got new plan for taking the Tortugas
forts. He would sell the islands to
France, and thus give Brother Jonathan
war in which he would soon get sound
" thrashed."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

D0- Col. Dan. Trewhitt is announced as
candidate to represent Hamilton county
in the lower branch Of the next General
Assembly.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12
~ The Cleveland Banner man h

B0- The Cleveland Banner man has
been up this week. looking for money
Suspect he was on a cold trail. Brigadier
Metcalfe, of the Chattanooga Gazette,
has also been with us. Both looking well,
specially the Brigadier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

sG- A. II. Stephens is spokenof as a
candidate for the Presidency under the
Constitution which has just been ratified
by the seven States.
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nay- In the adoption of that clause

t6- In the adoption of that clause of
the Constitution of the Confederate States
prohibiting the African slave trade, the
vote was four States to two: Georgia, Ala
bama, Louisiana and Mississippi support
ed the constitutional prohibition, while
South Carolina and Florida opposed it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12
Rhode Island Election.

The State election has resulted in the
defeat of the Republicans. The opposi-
ton candidates for Governor, the Legis.
lature and Congress have been elected.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

Richmond, April 5.-There is good au-
thority for stating that the Richmond
Wing will not advocate secession, but
will stand by the policy of presenting an
ultimatum to tho North.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

New York, April S.--The Illinois took
1000 bbls of assorted stores, 500 cases
muskets, two parks of artillery, a large
number of gun carriages, large quaint.
ty of ammunition, and SIC, 900 in specie.
She sails tomorrow morning.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12
Knox County.

John NJ. Fleming has been nominated
as the Union candidate to represent Knox
county in the lower branch of the next
General Assembly.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

Chicago April 8.-0ne hundred and six
fugitiyes left here last night for Canada,
1t is estimated that 1000 fugitives have
arrived here since last fall.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

Independence, No., April 8.-The Santa
Fe mail of the 25th has arrived.
Fort Marcy has not been taken. as re-
ported. Peace has been made with the
NavWoe Indians. Business was brisker.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

NeD Orleans, April 9.-The news of the
appearance Of several war vessels off
Charleston produced unusual excitement.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

Detroit, April S.-About 300 fugitiyes,
principally from Illinois, have passed
here into Canada since Saturday. Largo
numbers are reported on the way.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

D6- A pleasant and cheerful mind
grows upon an old worn-out
body, like mistletoe upon dead tree.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

~ The news from the South Thurs
day rnornins indicates that the question
OF peace, or War;" win be settled in a
few days.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

Atchison Lane and Pomeroy are elect
ed United States Senators from Kansas
by small majorities.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

Pun Docs.-We are indebted TO Hon.
Andrew johnson for interesting public
documents.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

NeW Orleans, April 0.-Bragg telegraph
ed here from Pensacola for 1900 addition
al troops. Two more companies of Zou-
ayes are about leaving.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12
From Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg, April 9,-Gov. Curtin says
Lincoln wrote him that he had informa-
ton Of design to attack Washington. /.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

- 9. W. Rowles, Esq, is spoken Of as
the secession candidate for Congress in
this District. ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-04-12

TENNIS;

Two DotlAsa A YsAN, payable In advance.
Announcing names Of candidafcs for once 90,
CASH.
Obituary Notices over twelve lines, charged ct
hssenlsf advertising rates.
An Recommendations intended 10 promote the pri-
vAts ends or interests Of Corporations, Societies,
Schools or individuals, win be charged as sdvcr-
tisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-16

clerk, leagesat 8 o'clock this evening for opelou-
sas and the coast.
ELEANOR FOR RED R1yER-The fine passenger
packet Eleanor Captain Willis Main, commander,
and Mr., Ed. Groves, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this
evening for Red river.
FANNY PEaRsoN FOR RED RIvER--The fine pas.
senger packet Fanny Pearson, Capt. Reub Sleade,
commander, leaves at o'clock this evening for
Red river.
MARY T. FOR RED RIvER-The staunch, elegant
and deservedy popular passenger packet Mary T.,
Captain W. Kimball, commander, and Mr., L. Lat.
apple, clerk, leaves at O'clock this evening for
Red river.
Ben, J, ADAMS FOR LopIsytLLE Passengers and
shippers will, Of course, remember that the IN.
rivaled passenger packet Ben. j. Adams, Capt
John S. Richey, commander, and Mr.. Henry Nc
DougaI, clerk, leaves OF o'clock this evening fol
Cairo and louisville. The Adams has palatial
cabin, the speed Of an antelope the staunchness Of
Noah's ark, and larder OVERLOOKING with lux
uries. The Adams leaves positively at S O'Clock
this evening.
GREY EAGLE ron LoUIsyILLE-The fine and regu
lar passenger packet Grey Eagle, Capt. W. H
Daniels, commander, and Mr.. Dupcan, clerk
leaves at o'clock this evening for Cairo and Louis
vile.
CHAMrToN roE ST.. LouIs=The popular and first
class passenger packet Champion, Capt. E. B
Moore commander, and Messrs. Young and Rey
nods, clerks, leaves at O'Clock this evening 70
Cairo and st. Louis. Don't forget the Champion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-16

LIFERF0OL-Pe ship New Orleans Assorted
mdse to Stark. stauiter Geo E Il Fairchild SEQ
J H Ashbrdge d Nephew--D q NJ Woolt-A Hill
Cramer &eo--Clark 4 Moshy- I Hale-J Baquie
slocomb &eo- D II Holmes-A Sturzenegger &co
Haggerty Bros Gray Bros-and order.
BRI9ME3N-Per ship Auguste-Assorted mdse.
CHARLESTON Per schr Il P Stoney-- 683 tes
rice L & q i Levy do Block MeAfee &co-l
box mdse & B Nichols.
PENSACOLA sehr Agricola- IS goo feet
lumber l00D laths W Z Stocker.
COAST achr New Year 50 bbls 24O hall
bbls molasses to order.
C0AST-Per schr EIodie- II lhds sugar to Bel
locq, Noblom eco 1873 hf bbls molasses A Tholn-
son Geo.
COAST schr Mary Ann--2Oo bbls molasgas
% Kohn &co.
CoAsT-Per sloop Bolona-2oo hG bbls rnolassea
A Thomson &co.
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Foreign Ports.

Liverpool, January % Arrived, ship North
AIM RobeI ship 4FoTm6 Townsend %
Ludwig British bark Brazil, Randall; sailed, ship
]. S, Parsons, Scott. In the river, outward bound
for this port, ship Simonds, Leavitt.
Genoa, January 20.-ArfiYed, ship Lisbon, Cur
It's bark Hannibal, Klein.
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Receipts OF Produce.

PITTSBURG Per steamer Lexington 1859 bbls
pork Arhuckler-- 100 bbls -four Fl Fl Barton GO
do 81 bbls whisky so cks bacon j Connolly eco.
$50 seks corn Egan y King $40 do e Il Fairchigd
&ao--92G do Given, Watts Geo 55l do Jas Turner
80 hhls apples Del Bondio- 80 bhls whisky to
r Geddes-- ~ do Grief, Byrnes eco DO ties hams
Harris. Bercer &co-lG9 bbls whisky 725 bbls flour
Martini Cobb &eo- 1882 SEEKS corn j Il Ruggles q,
CO. lS pigs batter hhls eggs Schneider & Wise
800 kegs lard and eundries to order.
f30UISVIiL Per steamer J Adams-500 seeks
corn ilhdH tobacco bbls eggs $50 bbls -four to
. II FAirGbill &co-8D do 10 b6ls eggs Is cks pork
81 kegs lAFd 10 Schneider & Wise 649 bhls pork 8
TIC, 40 II ao,1
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/ Boston. Fobrr7a

Boston, February s.--CIeared for this port, schr.
Argus Eye, Nckerson.
Holmes Hole, February 7.---Arrived, bark Alb
del-Kader, Eldridge, bound to Boston.
Baltimore, February Arrived, schooner Gear,
Hammond.
New York, February 10.-Arrived below from
this port, bark Fl. A. Stephenson, Post
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Exports.

8 PROVIDING E-- Per brig California 881 bbls
molasses.
APALAGHICOLA- Per schr Andromeda-- g.
hhds sugar 46 bbs molasses 40 hf bbls do 100 bbls
-four 2l00 seeks corn Is bxs candles.
GALVESTON AND CORPUS CHRISTI = Per
schr Union-lG bids sugar 50 bbs so half bbls mo
lasses az bbls flour bbls vinegar 1855 sclxs corn
firkins butter 4 ties lard.
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BeIo1v-....ConaEng UP.

Ship Nuremberg, Chase, I'm Liverpool December
25th, to Cammack & Converse.
Ship Confidence, Sears, I'm New York, to A Cohen.
Ship Kentuckian, Merryman, FIN Havre December
2lst, via Mobile, in ballast, to Baxter, Lo-
veil SEQ.
Ship Bosphorus, Pendleton, I'm Mobile, to Meeker,
Knox &c0.
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Lexington, Stephens, I'm Pittsburg.
BJ Adams, Rtchey. FIN Louisville.
Magenta, Spots, I'm Louisville.
Rowena, Dozier. I'm st Louis.
Alonzo Child, 0Neal, I'm Cairo.
JF Pargoud, Tobin, I'm Ouachita River.
Anna Perret Cops, FIN Washington.
Pcayune No s. Broad, I'm st Martinsyille.
DIR Carroll, Alban, I'm Jefferson.
Doubloon, Harrison fin Shreveport
Empire Parish, Grant, FIN Lower Coast.
1berville, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Alabama Boardman. I'm Mobile.
News Boy, Reynolds, I'm Bayou de Glaize.
Era No Z, Whitworth, I'm Washington.
Minerva, Neriaux, I'm Crosse Tete.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonvie.
TowboatJ Whitney, Whann. from the Passes =
lowed down and to sea on the 10th inst
ship silas Greenman-brought up ships New
Orleans and Mary.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Ship Mary. Orr. FIN Havre January I'd, in ballast
to Baxter, Lowell &co-4th dist, al.
Ship New Orleans, Rich. FIN Liverpool December
Gath, to Woodruff. Moulton &co-3d dist. IS.
schr Fl P Stoney, Bergman, I'm Charleston, to s [
&EL Levy-2d dist 80.
schr Agricola Herrick, I'm Pensacola, to master
Basin.
schr EIodie, I'm the Coast, to MASTERED dist.
Schr New Year, FIN the Coast. to master-2d dist.
sehy Mary Ann, I'm the Coast to master I'd dist
Sloop BoloHa I'm the Coast, to master-2d dist
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Mitchell
schr Andromeda, Kelly, for Apalachicols.
GoldenboW i Lesparre
Schr Union, Watson, for Galveston and Corpus
Christi, GoldenboH & Lesparre
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TALLAHATCHIE AND YAz0O RIVERS.

Leaves on SATURDAY Feb, Is at P NJ positively
REGULAR TALLAHATCHIE AMI
-1FsS Yazoo River P9sket-FGr rlla be, Mouth Cold
&asaSidon, Tchula Yazoo City, Satnrin and ali inter
mediate landngsThe light daught and very Fast rin
ming passenger racket steane' Col It. II. JII;lsoF,
Ford TNster win leave above For freight or passage an
ply on board. ~
VIRGINIUs G. nENTzEL.
fc4 A1va-ti,;rr S,ffc,4
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Pass en%2rs,


Per ship New Orleans, from LiYerpool-24 steer
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MO ET I, n

81 rzgEsazrn Eg4s GgUBEAE --G9AELY U. So
spss4 ts7zB 1tIa LineH iner ArrapEonen5h SPLEEN
did pressure oacke' atea19era Ala bamas
a. + Bosr9Ha master SQIFlEa James Iorkins raaBtsr,
Lake trade with superior accommodations will make trips
andngs follows unless Weather. high or
10y wate sTt Of incl o. SONG accident TO b2a maehins
on the arr Of te 81 o'clock p H. train ars Mobis
direc Returning Fgp n Pascagnla Pas Christian and
MN For tickets through to New by Charleston
formation, apply to
oil If " ~ N rig g eriieny strsst
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apply on board. 7 'P'S-u4 uccoTiinoddt.ons
1he Louis dor built expires w for tho Rod
the trade. '' - 'i0 At' passed ny any boat in
PASSENGERS and shippers rely on the Louis rO
on her regular advertised dny abova ~ - VIZ 'e"74hg
d37 VIEGINIUS c. DENTzET.
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alarine SnteIItaeNtt.


CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp Street, I
Saturday Morning. February l6, 1861. s
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tbo a. II Yalker-4 1904 do $50 bbls flour West +
'S 80 faf bbis ties lard Wilson & Young On
1ltoiilps Carriera= &co- s do d NJ IIildreth
new and n q tdali &co hhds tobacco Jas I,nr-
nj .Tnhn eis potatoes j. Duffy 6co--513 bbls eggs
Phelps, enny coo8 sd Do Il M ppMhglss Dds
Tor tile Fy = y CHAM IS bales hay G B Hill
e0En billiard Summers dsco-sundries
yatcIsy atal hhds tohaceo.
, b Lee Per steamer Maganta-588 bb1s
HHti, Sf2yle 100000 do 500 bbls -four 30O
aaas ior sal{i 40 TICS hams 81 cks bacon Martin
~ - bales hay 200 coils rope Parmele
ana 20 !. Kegs lard Ii cts bacon 8 casks OF
vi, tBeggs d5G bbls -four no SEEKS corn
.s.llS.eai S'S'e-l5D do eak bacon bbls port
Ar NJ g., lido s cfs bacon GhisIfl IS Boyd@.I1
7bbk s,srs" bbla eggs bbIs 81 kegs lard Schnei-
der y " ST. bill III tcs lard John Robertson-2O
seks ,sGoH TO GF{ef Byrnes eco 20 do Murrell &
do kegs lard 294 bbis -four bbis eggs
aD ses 2 No fa2S corn 0giesby u Macaulay-35
tics HARM Dudley S efelson- 20 do w j. Lanfer-50
90 2t hsls Hour Htsgitt, Norton COOS ties hams
ou seEs eAa Z n t7petlfs 26 bbfs whisky Z b BiaR-
5ehafis li5ss III bog bacon D Donoyla=I9 bbls
egsa H Mo- sd6 2 bbls butter Egan 4 King
Z ~ seEs Iagr q Walker 500 do la hhds To- |
Dscee 1g1 soap seks corn 90 bbls -four 10
slls NJ @ats ao l67 do s n Kennedy xeo-l00I
sundfies to order. = ~ :
~ Z steamer Rowena- 10 chs bacon
1ses l, q Ganiheid Is bbls whisky A Mitchell
aI DIS pork @ 7arlana 4 BarksSale- ESQ bbls
1i0li usies1iy q aaea1lay 100 do Thiele 4 Seller
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Low Err COAST,

ieSFes oVeFJ WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY, ut 10 A NJ
..z ~ EOtS QUARANTINE AND LOW Err
fSs s 5 g. Week-ihe a4e p4'snser packet
leave New IeaGR as pbore r1y1I,tnti%S or
W a,NESBAI, tho2 CT 0ctobeF -
se-9 e. LANOuE. Agent.
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PEOPLES LINE.

PEOPLES LHWE- FOR THE COAST
, Hs3J q, BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS - The
hne. stauHch and ottable Passenger Steamer
% Golden Age Cnpt. Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, at O'Clock. -
The substantial; swift,runus PASSENGER Steamer r. w,
Powell, Capt. Heno leaves every TUESDAY EVENING,
au4 If r., ". ADAMS & co., Agents.
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Leaves EyERy s !, 4. s o,elect !. NJ

+ 81 p, TRENTON WEEKLY P&GK FT,-F6r frcntnb
lst55t' Monroe, Pine Bluffs Columbia Ifaerienrh'rg'
fa5 iI a T9y MoGlb Of Eed river nnyon sa Esto
i9ga the new steamer y. T.. IasirasspK( Quilt sx5s for
ING irRde) D. :" Totn, raHalc teve abave ptcfn1tly
lS steamer connects regularly Tren'Da ever, NnniaT
WIN he ntT tEi r steamer CorrIe Capt Williams taking
ont eatFa expense for storing. etc. ' "' '"' "''1-
For freight Or passage apply board or TO
JSO. +. NCGHTT,FN
No. 3 t'NFruielef ftrret
r. pan tFeIght for way aud plantation landings ragt he
I Is tho shrpcrs Of tie boat PASSENGERS viii bn
A * Ghy point an the Coast regular CoaE Packet raas
morning. " e e'So0'efJ r fIIh3
plying to the agents. ~ F'"s9 's''e' oS sp-
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r o RI A. d A NJ 8 .

II=ayes every THURSDAY at5PM
FOE FfG5EsN i9AFES, TJNICA, NOR
Eyafp n 5arzt HHr0u Sara and the fOst-rho pas
IsSS3 'seHger steamer s4aTsa'ei Hill, b. f. Gf,ss
5El1ahier, having been eRly fitted aud her CABIN
at 8 oclnc;.
sel7 EUGENE LANOTTE. Agent
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-
Scoop y i nIsE9LgT oouRT 2cITY OF NEW oRIEAvs -
o.ls'.'s' JEAN kRa a + Il, +. m. c. '''
X SA5EA'J % Of o writ of ssTrt1isSgeS So, ,
~ @ " eet9a by the Honorable de Second
"a Si,laa iu tho above entitled caue vl II
@ At tho City Hotel Cannon sc P'Seoeu 70
sio4Ib T Hs 943SlE5 Streets SATURDAY 81 ~
sriy ST. ~ u O'Clock H. the following dsscfihsI n
4 CERTAIN LOT OF. GROUND, sj.gatcJ i, Nh MI, ~,
Maopnl @ ~ me saharc bounded by Clara Tsfayetfs
iaystle street by l2S feet in tsntf ls u % rect On
Ee2ed in the shove suft, E
H0s'1ls-gash On the spot.
=. T. PARKER
sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
de Il Eo6 Gogs PE nEIsTRo7 LA yTLLEDE LA EILEoR
r1r7 xyrrr,,,,, The. +. DE- i 5GAN !, sA AZ
my 5aSaU 6EsS2Ra writ sle s;s5sie 81 oS
Ia No,Tc9 & Esr lthoHoTable OelSieme C6ur Do nS,
"a dams faae edessUs 10 qe
Ia e mars lb midi fE6fs Do I ", e
"a entire les DIN Cnfan az de- Ia G,te'
49, sGs ep9sge ct adjudication Ia rfonfes d6Ss s
da3s a sr AiG W. s%a DIN, Il Premier pstre, de ees WILLIE
a$snl 81 peds de face Ia rue Lasyetts @ 2 e.
saisis dams i'afars ci-dessas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de rasiB5f,op,,
ias0 feG5 m2 o,.,.eZ. n I. PARKER.
eGeIlI &c Ia ParoiSSe d'Orlsans
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The Starlight built express sly for The Red River trade
and for comfort safety and speed surpassed by any boa
in the ne rely the Starlight leaving Oh
her regular advertised day. as above e ="
For freight or passage apply on board
49, VIRa1NIUS @. mEFTzEL,
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The Grand DIXIE built expressly for the Red River trade
in the trade. f -" ''' N'''
Passengers and hpDers rely the Grand Duke
on the regular advertised d,y above.
For freight or passage apply on hoard
DBL '' - L,ELl HE!r
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STEAMBOATS,.
R q D RIY u R

REGULAR RED RIVER, NEW
. W. h. Orleans and Shreveport THURSDAY u. s. Mall
Passenger PacketFbe new MAGNIFICENT Hrst.
as5Sa5ax4aclass passenger packet StarI5uhf Charles
Hayes master viii eave regularly FOR Shreveport Grand
Bayou, Conse4 Campe Grand Fcore Alexandria and ali
intermediate landings on Red River, ps follows. ~ ~
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

ETAEE DE LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT CoUNTl SAM. SlBLE r. HIS CREDIT
ofNew Orleans or HERNTN1NG AND sIDLE
THE CREDITORS Of the insoIysnt are
hereby noisd l@t the Gesson of his property GcceIol
lenEn= and Sde and they fur her notified ha meeting
Of his creditors AID Of those Of HenniHE Side will take
city SATURDAY 10Th of March, ls6l at 10 ococ! a.
Tor he pntnoze Of deh3FanE or The alters Of said 9so"t
and property stayed and B. Egan appointed to repre-.
the absent creditors in t.ig matter.
By order Of Court, February Is, 1851.
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Lenveg FRIDAY. Feb ~ ais n
FOR BAYOU BAnTFYCf, NTFIEyy
ufFsS Ed Afkansas Live, cera's Bluff Lind Grove De
Monroe, Pine Bluf Coatnba Harrlspninye.
Trinity and all intermediate landings on RRyou BahnGSev
aud OGacita rtTerTbc new. Ugh and fast rnnr-
TaITSSr pHckft steamer r. s. Conlcy, shue mns:e
The T $ Coucy with The RED chief No ? r"p All
landings above Ara sIsns Line. nDqveiv " "
s,. F1EGINIUS G., nFNT2Fr,
ielo AdyeFtisinr
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Leaves -, " r - tShAY Fah. 20. Ht 5P N
HpG RED REHEES-For ierr.,,
5s8T ihrcvepaTt CrsnJ "1To, Albany swan
ample GRIND Ecorc, st. Mancc Man f.2r"
5AaAlE norman y BRrhn'a and All a.caail.te lGnTn.Js
me ne% las, running Passenger pnctc sra,cr iF'eTng
r'i'.e VIII Leave h, above. For fleiElt or hes
r-e FIRdIHIUSC G. DENTZEr.
4Ts-t
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P0NTCHARTRAIN.
nv Mp y steamer Alabama-2l1 bales cot-
tah Elnr&sseur &eo-suudries to order ''E'0" 'ot-
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AND YAz00 RIVERS.

Leaves S ATltEDAY Feb I6 at5PM
8GGULAES XAIABUSEKA AND
TTsST .aGou River facket-Fo Grenada, Troy, Tusca-
sfftfS8 homa, leaore Greenwood Sidon Head Honey
Island, Tehnla, Yazoo City Sataa and all inter
mediate nndings Yaltbnsha and YaRoo rversThe
sh dra1git fast running passenger packet M.
ASie5Saell sam Gwarney. master, will leave
For Height or passage apply or board
VIRGINIUSG. DENTZEI.,
-leL3 Advertising Agent.
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Leaves TUESDAY. Feb. 10 at3 P NJ
T'G&Ee AT'ER EkAFsAa VIA PLAQUE
flax b YIN tthe igl -lta'rst possonPer packet IT,
s5S4son, clerk, leave as above taking freight for
NV h+Ii4, ChI' enion Franklin Cerervle Pattrsonve
Or passage apply On board e'
r VIRGINIUS @. DBET2EL,
l"l4 Advertising Agent,
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KEGILAR RED RIVER, NEW

ETI0rH-
apply on board,
GEORGE n HTTF, No s Front street
MUSE & MURDOCH, No. 3 Front srrrt
T. r. SMITH, 1 Tchoupt,ouIns ttTeet
ha bonboHn was built expressly for the Red River trade
in The trade = " ~ ""J was
ton business. = 80 ' "'- SSs ~
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