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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23
STATE RIGHTS

Tie Houston Telegraph oi tbs i3th contains
an editorial article under the above caption
which struck Us with surprise a. having ems.
mated from gentleman 50 long connected with
The press. and Who We very naturally supposed
was Intimately acquainted viih DE politics q
the country IN which be has been living and
which iu tact. il has be,n hi- BUSINESS 70 dis
cuss.
The Editor says in Substance. that ihe ten.
dency to Capitalization, which dcstosycd tine Old
govrrnmcn, ia, a. BE- f,ars iiSely 20 bc t,lesedby
the other estrcmc 10 The Confederate ~,a,cs. He
then instances ae set. saii to have been passed
by the Legislature ct r,nncsscc modifying a
law passed hy The Confederate Congress. pro.
hibuug the expectation n cotton. sugar and
other irtic c except through The sea- ports So
as 20 a.l1s sueA articles 10 BE- seut fo Ken.
lucky This os state ol the Cmfd,Aey,
Tennessee bad 20 right 90 do. and cur ,olem-
porary Justly CONDEMNS q. But ahou be pro
oee,l- 60 say the lire which divides the right ,
q ;le several States, under the Constitution.
from The ga Modification doctrine IT South Ca.
rolna though plainly enough laid down isysry
apl TO be lest sight Of iu the recently aroused
enthusiasm. and power- arr lkgy to be claimed
Tor tbs State. which they have Voluntarily con
ccded 10 the General Government, and which
therefore lhcy have now no right; or this right
Is nothing more in reality than the NIL .hcaiion
doctrine the principle that a State has right
to modify OF altogether uuHiiy law Of Con
gross ahaueyer in her opinion. 10 would be- con.
duci,e 90 The interests OF her people to DO so Do
he is writing aou-guco. The moei enthusiastic
advocate Of uullheaiifn never endorsed uch
a principle a. Be- has set forth 10 the second eN-
tract Il vii. NOT be found n the Virginia and
Kentucky resolutions which constituted the I'd
itors p.a'fmu year ago DOT boo lhe uo hes "
Calhoun or NcDuHe. whp vcr. the j. ,usu.A
cd Apouuso Of that doctrine. It is q singular
fact, that d large majority Of those who were
most vehement IN their denunciauous Of nnlr
fcatipn. not only never examined the arguments
upon which il aas based, bat were ignorant
Of the doctrine it4,If
We b,ya. mo- idea tba, tho stat. of Tennessee
has missed ans .arb aw Al. fbc .as alluded TO
by the rslserpb. dr. tint spv Sn,e j. Ik,Jy 10
sock u conflict with ,bs c,n,.,ls,,te ,oy,,,.
mcpt. e,r,.pt IA arrest onorrs.iye lnpgsrous
and unconstitutional tpgi.ls,iop Tho ,,,,s ,.I.
iry which south r,,,lipa -e.is,ed cy.,y ooo
know r,,v v,s o,,,...i ,.. IN ia. ,,,i.s sor,,,
and tina, the ,.odarcy of /. wa Il, tr-;.g, m.
North But yery sy ss5o.I ,a b,l..ga il
Then. Tb,rf, ..ar. sxr.ri.pee ba. FINCH, the
Syutb "A .rr,nf lesson. A Ion. fiji. tba c,u9tr, g..
In d.br. south t.ral.pa Maid tb, tax w,ibout a
murmur Bot WHEN the national debt ea.
iquidatr,l and ,,sn. jackson sngec.tad To Con.
rres. TO devise some cen ,furioral mode 10 j.
yid, Che sprpln. none. ir tb. treas5r, af.aao
the state. ami when Nj Cby congratulated
the Senate that the American system. q. Be
termed II. was the settled po.icy If the c.au.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

fe5- II apprars nom letter from Austin.
published Ia the Gilmer Patriot that The delay
IN The election iar State sebator for The couu-
ties Of Cpshur and Harrison, has been caused
by Col Locks failing TO resign. The writer
states, that Col. Locke wrote. that e he vos
mustered into service he esaH 5eaga' This
looks as if the Colonel intended to ho.d on TO
one position ualil be got another. Bat q con.
hicts with bis declarations u black end white.
,hn' he had, clearly and nnrqliyoealIy resigned
81 course this letter IN toe Patriot win c4ll out
Col Locke ~ ap explanation or contradiction
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23


WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
CaIupbps, ~ Nor. A. sci.
T. Gos.d Hetqaerico- Through Goteal
4. 4 J1iHdm
The enemy came down On The opposite side OF
the river Belmont, to-day about Z 500 stsong.
landed under cover OF gunboats attacked Col.
lappaus camp. | sent over three regiments
under Gen. Pillow 10 its relief then at intervals
three others, then Cen Chcathm
then took over two other u person. TO sup
port flank movement, which bad directed. 1t
was hard lought battle lasting from 1880 A.
VI 70 + VI. They took Beltzhooyer's battery.
four pieces Of which We rccaplued The enemy
We're thoroughly routed We pursued them 10
Their 5aaia seven miles, then drove their boats
before us. The road was strewu u.th their dead
and wounded glas, ammunition and equipments.
oar loss considerable; theirs heavy
signed l.. p0Lk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

TeSasautler is coming in in consider
able quantities, and Of most excellent
quality. We have seen some butter
within the last week that could not be-
surpassed by that Of Orange county. y
! Ono ot our merchants says he has
bought 2s00 pounds within the week.
tor which he has paid 80 cts There ia
plenty Of demand for it.--Hous'or 7sl..
gr0pb.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

/ oFriolAL Norg OF TENAs FOR GoyfnNeR-
The vote for Governor was counted at Austin
on the 9th. iabbock received 2l.s64 Clark.
2i,'Joi Chambers, 1873, Lubbocks ma.
jofi'y @as only l2i II. al. The counties had
sent in returns, it Is doubtful what would have
been the result
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BAY It's stated that the fc,lerul army reccn,

Ray tits stated that the fe,lerul army recent.
y under the command Of Fremont, IN Missouri
Is wd' provided with clothing, teuts, camp
ea"page the latest aad most approved modern
arms and one hundred aud FITS cannon A
Texan writing home FROM Greers regiment. is
N rapture with this account, aud says that the
ooniedefaies are anticipating the capture OF
thesc things vhen they wiI be we'll provided
pi'h al they desire erS haze e-ruo,, 10 an,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

pivot gun, Lady DAVIS, was turned
loose at them from this side, and Stew.
art's and Smiths batteries opened fine
from a position on this siAc OF the river,
opposite lhcm The Lady Davis fired
two shots. ouo # which is SAID 10 have
killed twenty ct thc enemy.
About this time The lngumar was com.
,ng up tbs. river, and the guns OF the en-
envy being turned againt her. shc was
compelled to tall back aud postpone her
hudng. The batteries on this side OF
the rver however, kept mp such All in.
ccssant firing that the enemy were com
pcllcd 10 retire from the river bank, and
take position farther back, aud within
the cover OF the woods by this time
our achievements had landed aud were
drawn up in line Of battle on the bank,
Col smiths LIST l5ith) Tennessee rcgl.
mrnt. and Col BIyihc's Mississippi bat.
TALON. bong iu transit across the rircr
The falling back of the enemy from
the river was the turning tide IN the
affairs of the day
Gen. Pillow. now at the head of Col
Tappau's, lrrcmaiis, PIckctts, NUghts,
"uas'' 8, ana M"' 49, = az" . "'.''''''
regiments a't"'N'I Tue enemy W. ''''''
desperate 'h'iEts between '"''', ~"
two oc'o'h' ,1tu '''ne ''pu'seo " ,,l, f''
"ed ny "en. mo" 10 person ''e''
ever tue h'luc i'S'u ''S u''',s' '''''''
was seen thy' lh''''i' ANY '''I', ',',
seeing a"" '''''''"s '''' '"' "'''''' VI
W, '"k"R''n'"'' A., .....,
IN Tue meantime mann '"oFe'"e",
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

szxy- Dates from Austin Of the ilh, state
that the iloase was organized by the election
Of the following officers
Judge Buckley Speaker; Chalmers Cliei
CLERK John Garrison formerly O; this county,
Eagrossiug Click bacon, Enrolling Clak
Hardeman, srgt at Arms i.oyJoy Door
Keeper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23
sides his mothers son, and weeping llo

IL ~ rchatkahic thlng that on, a.
the sixteen horses lying dead ON ia.
field after the battle was over. min, w.
white All the white horses ON III, g.lJ
with the exception Of Gen. Pillows nnJ
Col Lngwuods were killed Every ma,
on Gen Pillow staff lost his horse a,.d
q number of them had two horses shn,
under them Geo Pillow, son of Co.
Pillow, had his borsc shot no less than
seven times. and WAS afterwards bir,
self injured by the falling of the stacin.
while getting a pound gun of of one
OF the boats Ms II f. Woodluck Con
Pillows orderly, had two horses sbo.
under him, and taking the muskct from
the hands of che man who pulled him
from under his horse, aad who was NOR.
tally wounded while in the act, he took
his place in the ranks and fought ,hrougL
the engagement Capt jackson, Of tle
artillery. acting cid To- Gen T., was sho,
through the thigh and the spine injured
Capt j is said 10 have borne himself
with remarkable GOODNESS aud brayerv
on The field
Chas Gibson. formerly Of Vicksburg
s;xty.onc years old, was shot in he
head and died on the field.
Capt J II Morgan. and Capt. K. W
pittmau, OF somcrvllp, ot Wrights req
ia cut, were both slightly wounded.
/ Gen McClernand's horse was shot I'M
der him in The engagement, though Il
was thought be was uuiuiurcd
Gems McClcrnnnd, Grant, aud Fouke
were in command OF the enemy, and il
ia thought all escaped uulniurcd.
( Major McClcrkc. Of the Tth Iowa req
imcnt, is prisoner. lie is badly shot
IN the head, three inches Of the skull
being shot away with the brain protru.
ding.
Brcvct Brig Gen Foukc was here
yesterday under a flag of truce, to ask,
aud received, permission TO bury THEN
dead
Col Tappau's Arkansas regiment lost
twelve killed, forty five wounded, aud
twenty seven missing.
luut photographic statement that Col
MprliI's regiment participated IN The
battle, was incorrect Col Martin,
think. is at Fclcaua It should have
been Col Marks's nth Louisiana
An incident 1T heroic conduct is rels.
ted in connection with the first heavy
charge u'Ht oar columns maze upon the
'h'hy' WHICH rs an Ih''u'ht on the lat
'.r' sho"'u not 20 nhittoidtd. When
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

70 Srn.mnfbs. Subscribers to The Rspub.
iieaa having hoxcs TO the Marshall Postoficc
wil rccciyc their papers free Of postage as they
have done heretofore
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23
vElslTAS

BArnr AT BELMONT a The following :
a complete list Of the casualties in killed
wounded and missing OF the ConiefeF
atcs, at the battle Of Belmont, near 20
luubus
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

About the Palma Christi beans, our
readers will excuse us, if We urge every
one OF them to gather up all they can.
,s'ss i,'t a.. least aeo acres % tnoi. Luids
INTO a crap Of Palma Christi this winter
They will find their account in it.-U linus.
toa Issglapl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

a<y- Hon ". y. ochiltoc passed through
Nar..3 on Tuesday, on bis way to Ricbmond
We believe that Congress assembled on Monday
lasf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

a McM1fr Potuor.--A SOP Of Me Key
q ibis place came TO our oIlic, Oh Monday with
aswegi potsioe which be informed ra weighed
twelve paunlt
~ On thc Fourth page will be iouni two
very iutcrg ting articles relative TO olr bleeding
'roHier One OF lhen is indeed very pltharic. and
VII draw tears from many an eye They were
scut from Fort Clark by The oflho editor Of
the Republican and clipped as We prau mc tom
a san Antonio paper Dr.. Watt spoken o. a.
from this coaa'y and member Of Capt Rich
atdsous company.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

SAY No late intelligence from Austin Il
appears that this portion Of tbe State ia emf on
from the capital Our latest laiea are to The
End inst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

IMPORTANT ARmyM.-A well autheuii.
Gated report reached here yesterday az
ternoon, that large war steamship,
purchased IN Europe for our Govern.
mcnt, had arrived safely at a Conlrder.
ale port. Our readers may be assured
tbs steamship did not come ia ballast
Aeio O,ieam Pinune IAN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-11-23

ssor Texas viii soon have twenty three regi
lacltb 10 active service
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q { IA 49, IssOAUTIUN me NEW g.
xssss,. MOST E1rMNsIVA SOUTHERN
sffGTFPIANo FORTE MANDATORY.

WIN. RNABE co., Nos L. $ and Eutaw street. Naitt-
= RE- respectfully inform their Southern friends they have
rged their factory and prepared supply
demand for their Pianos They nnquesonahly mo
dlbe contain all the latest improvements, fully guR
aneed for eve Far sweetness great ton
and agreeable tonrh. theg rns1ualsd.
Fotte las t"eny their rnmeu have inhI~
Country. " -
TheS have taken the premiums all other composition
II the different States who're they haYe cen eXbbied
last Ihsy First Premiums AZ Montgomery
BEST against all cainr etition
gIsn reeeye te Fair held in december ias by The
Neton flNters Gohvn'ion Mgcon Ca the Highest Pre-
M NM agtins 81 r1unettiun. -
"a fa supply If he above Pianos NAV IL son,d III Nav
AEant5tH New 0r!eaius - =
A. 3, BLAoK3fAR 4 BROTHER,
ESA& 'SSA IA Camp siEeet.
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5sip Samuel locke, Swisser, IN Gufnnna, "a bal
last Id Gamnlaek s. Converse list dist, 49,
Ship Ella Goss FIN Valencia January Slst, in bal~
last, to master Sd dist, 80.
Shin Indiana Hobs0u, Is days I'm New York, to
Woodrutf, Moufon &co--lst dist, liz.
Brig Hope, Simpson, 8 days FIN Havana, to s Plas.
sand dist, I'll
Schr Argus Eye, Nickersan, IS days FIN Roston, to
CreeFy 4 Farwell-- Point.
Sohr Star FIN the Coast, to master--2d dist.
Sehr Antonia, I'm the Coast, to masters-2d dist.
Steamboats,.
Diana, Sturgeon, FIN Louisville.
Mars, Good FIN Cincinnati
Eastport Woods I'm Nashville.
Anna Perret Copps, FIN Washington.
Telegram, Stewart, I'm Point Pleasant.
Saline Miller, fin Upper Tensas.
Iberyille. Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
Twilight, Scott, I'm Camden. l.=t. 49,.
Gen Hodges Sleade, I'm Red River.
Barataria, Rolf, I'm Bayou Heron.
Acadia, Vincent. I'm Donaldsonyille.
Starlight, Hays, fin. Shreveport.
Towboat st Charles Chambers, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the Sd inst
ships Anglesea aud Arracan brought up
ships Sultana and Samuel Locke, brig Hope.
Towboat Conqueror, Brown, I'm the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the Sd inst, ships Baden
Y and Grimea-- brought up ships Ella and In.
@ diana, schr Argus Eye.
Towboat Baltic, Chapman, I'm the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the Sd inst, ships L G
Scranton and Kate Dyer, brig NJ A Stevens
brought up ship Adelaide Bell.
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Railroads.
N. O.. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. o., JAChSUN AND GREAT N0RTHERk.
CANTON, March s. 1861 43 bales cotton to
Block, McAfees&co-37 Warren, Gilmore 6co-33
Thompson & Cark-20 Thornhill Geo. 10 I H & j
N Allen 6co-19 r L Adams Geo is Byrne Vance
&co--l5 McLemore, Rayburn &co-14 Mcfarland
Barksdale-12 Rosser, Prothro &co-l0 Carroll
Hoy &co-l0 Murphy, Sykes &co-10J Hardie &
cos Henkle, Kelly Geo. Cutrer u Harrison-7
Montgomery Hall Payne & Huntington.--5 do
E Male &co--5 Moore l. Browder-4 Wright & AL
len Geo Black &co- 3 Campbell & Strong-3
Tully &co-2 Lewis & Oglesby-Total SIS bales
cotton.
CANTON, March g. 1861 SO bales cotton to
Mcfarland & Barksdale- IS Black &co---26 do
P 81 Skipwith--- rs do Patton. Smith &; Putnam-22
Green 4 Crump-l9 Block, bIcAfee &co-l9 Payne
u Huntington-,-T Rhorer & Zunts---13 Mills Geo
IL NJ Lowe &co--,l2 Boyd Sco- IL do Samuel
Barrett--l0 Tbornhill &cU- 10 Warren, Gilmore &
co-9 Byrne, Vance &co-8 Bradley, Wilson eco
Montgomery g. Hail. Watt &co-5 Stewart e.
James, Carroll. Hoy Eco do W Mullins---4 do
Harding, Abbay & Morehead-3 FriedIander & Ger
son-3 Levy Dieter-l Murphy, sykes Gco-l do
Abat Marye d Observation-Disclosures to order-Total
346 bales cotton.
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, March s. 186l.-u bhds
sugar W G Hewes-- IS do W E Leverich &co-7 do
Foley, Avery &co-20 do G Sabater- 10 FeIlowes
&co-4 do Labatut-2S bbls molasses NJ Putnam
5 do Darby L Tremoulet- IS do Nelson Geo
IS bales cotton Gourdain-7 do Lobit & Char.
panther 10 Gordon & Castillo-5 ] Lahatut-A do
Bellocq, Noblom &co-4 Friedlander &c Gerson-
Total l29 hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses SO bales of
cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOB1IE-Per steamer Cuba-4 bales cotton to
Farley Jufey &co-sundFies to order.
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BelnxS---Co1ninR Up.

Ship Ironsides Chase, FIN Boston February 18th, to
Cammack Il Converse.
Ship Northern Chief Veazie, I'm Mobile, to Cam
matk g. Converse.
Ship Stephen Baldwin, Flagg, I'm Bordeaux 18th
January to G w Hynson Geo.
Schr Old Dominion. Johnson Is days I'm New
York, to P A Giraud SEQ.
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P E o p LES LIN E.
ALAB ANA RIVER.
- IA u II NJ II IL ~ Ii
Coz, Brainard i Co.'s y tTtIY Through line

Cox, Brnnnrd Co.'s n Ally Through line
- FUR MOBILIZE, SELMA, MONT
IsS h. Pamfy; WeumpkH, and all landings Alabama
hfSs9asS river. The staurch steamers CaroTtselet,
3 Davis, muster; I'll enry Lewis, Joh'
mper5, muster aud VIM Sa galley, Dick Snnntt mas
YET WI receive freight every day the depot Tyo Circle,
44 VIII leave the Lake end Of the Jefferson CGrroton
hai oau every day. hr arrival Of the 55 7. n.
cars For freight or passage appy on board, orto
r,o j. L. HARRIS, Agent,
ptSS u % Camp street.
letter bag leaves the office of the Agent $40 P.
on DAYS Of departure.
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The Grand Duke bn expressly Tor the Red River tndD
and for safety comfort and speed is any boat
in the trade.
Grand Duke connects Shreveport with the stener
Flet Ierrstn and all Intermediate landings md with Tie
steamer W. NJ. evy, for Fulton and above tho Raft
Passengers and shippers rely the Grand Duke leaving
the regular advertised day. above
For freight passage apply on hoard.
FIRGINIUS C. DENTzEI,
avartiu ;r,rk a,r+
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By Capt Goss, Of the ship Ella, from Liverpool,
on the Sd inst, in lat. % TO- long. 81, ship Ocean
Pearl hence. Same time and place, ship Var
cluse, hence. On the 9Th inst, 200 miles Z. s. 2.
Southwest Pass, ship Kate Dyer, Capt Dyer, hence.
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STEA MROATS,
szzF ". S' ANO SrrssTRSEz3
Z e,SISsS4sa MEMPHIS US. MAIL Ss
ssssszssszLINE OF PACKETS.
Composed of the splendid steamers
EEgoRaE.J. D. Clarke, master,
ED. j. Gay. Bart. Bowen. master,
leaving every TUESDAY, at5P.M.
Imperial. G. s. Rogers, master,
john SfInonCss, J. r. Hicks, master
Every THURSDAY at SPIN.
New U1sf lie SEa1g1. 4. r. Irwin, master
lei. II. w. EElII, T. Fl. Newell master
Every SATURDAY. at5P.M.
Connecting ut Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI, POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST
For freight or passage apply to
JNo. E, HYDE CO.. Memphis Packet Office,
n2Itf 81 cbarIev FT,,,1 1oF+ i
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New York, March 2,-Cleared for this port, bark
D. G. Wilson, Peacock; 3darrived, schooner Cliff
ton, Bergman. s@6.a #
Boston. March l.-Cleared for this port, ship st.
Paul (new, Of Boston, 1858 tons), Burkett; I'd
bark Gephas Starrett, Gregory.
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HAVANA Per steamship Habana-3S3 ties 200
kegs lard 164 bhls tallow 80 bbls -four Dbl oil 2
cks soda ash zoo boxes raisins 100 bxs cheese 200
empty bbls.
BREMEN-Per ship Auguste.-- 1888 bales cotton
22s hhds tobacco 5000 slaves.
sIsAL. CAMPEACHY AND LAGUNA--Pe brig
Hercules 404 bbls flour IL bbls potatoes bbls
onions 80 bbs vinegar 20 bbls bread 1900 # lum-
her 10 ties lard II kegs butter III pkgs mdse
QUEENSTOWN FOR ORDERS Per bark De-
borah Penne-2l61 bales cotton.
APALACHIC0LA--Pe schr Kate L Bruce.-3106
scks corn 1879 bbs flour III bbls pork ll5 bbls
whisky hf bbls brandy 50 bbls mo!asses 19l do II
hhds sugar tcs So hhds bacon rs bxs mdse.
PENSACOLA schr Mary Ellen 1900 scks
corn 40 bbls pork 40 bhls -four rs bbls olasses 20
seeks coffee 2 hhds sugar.
PENSACoLA-Per sehr Hornet 500 seeks corn.
MOBILE-Per schr Eudora III scks corn
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OffRallycotten, February lo--ship Clara Wheeler,
Merrill, from Liverpool, bound 10 this port.
Liverpool, February 12.Arrived from this port,
British ship Advance, Dicks.
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Y A 10 o RIV E R j..

Leaves on SATURDAY 9th inst at bPM
REGULAR YAXO0 RIVER
fgaaS b. Packet-For Greenwood Sjdon, Yazoo CITY
Satarta and Vickslmrg-Tho new elegant aid
szsszesfast passenger packet steamer Yaxoo, j. :
Wallace MASTER will leave rs above. For freight passage
apply or board.
FTRGINIUS G. DENTz Ell,
MI 4iypriisE,t- iyert
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For freight passage, having splendid accommodations
apply board.
The built expires Is for the Red River trade
and comfort speed and safety surpassed by any boat in
the trade ' '
Passengers shippers rely on the Louis Dor leaving
on her regular advertised day as above
YIRGINIUS c. DENTZEf.
Apa,t
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STEAMBOATS,.
y = = = = = = 49,
r II D RIV r. r.
RHGULAR REr, RlyR

REGULAR RED RIVER, NEW
syx5 b. ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT Saturday
.siiifA ~ U. S. Mail PASSENGER Packet.
The and magnificent first class passenger
packet Grand Duke Sam Apologize master vii leave
Grand Ecore Alexandria and all Intermediate landings on Red
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lgafills glltaIIgtlue.
s1srsGEHx lFFIaE, No. 10 Camp Street.,
Saturday Morning, March 9, 1861.
t5iearesr Yesterday


CIenrea Yesterday.
r Steamship Habana, Mcconnell for Havana,
PUG Brothers
Bremen ship Auguste, Erirhs, for Bremen,
Mummy, Lung &co
Blk Deborah Penneli pennell Queenstown for
orders, s. Jones &eo
Bill Helcules, Hatista, fer sisal, campeachy and
Jagina F Camerden
sselg Kafe + Brace Stone, fer ApalachcoIa
Cohen III Soria
en- Macy Ellen Mott, for Pensacola.
N 0yerton eco
Fniif fgorilef Mack, for PerFacpla n 0yerton Seo
Ge1a Epdpra, Richards for Mobile
Huntington Bro
arrived Eesterdag.
Steamship aIatagorda Wilson, from Indiaaola and
Ga3Feet 0B. fD g Ifas4ts-&R erwicg y Bay.
s5l7ir eiaiae Belt, Robertson I'm II aTge January
t4sA1, 70 esfeeqy 4 FaiWel-9d iiet 9i-
4lst aas; Saa Smith. z days I'M Mobile. ia bal
isat "a log hton, Rankin dSe9- 50 dist, 80.
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p + A RI RIVER.
Leaves On eATIRnaY. MercR0.or6P, NJ.

Leaves on HRfIfRDhY. Marsh 4. nr5 P NJ
FOR PEARL RIVER, COLUMBIA,
HsT4 h. Monticello and Georgetown-lhG steamer Rob-
[GI] ttrt Watson, a. Pierce, master, viii leave The
New Basin Ms above for The ab.ye and inerme-
diie Mndinest hcei will be found the New Basin
ccge freight for lha W the morHfng The 6lh inst For
g1fGlNTTS O. RBETHEIg
me AdvnrEitiNg hgsnt.