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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-30
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 80, 1862
MllLilaru fA0tifts.


ARuoRy GREscE:r H1rEs, Gorr1rr D,t
ArrENTioN. Fl 9 T. c5is.is oHsGE s;;:it i' y Ii
vi yonr Arsoy fiiis ssDtY, * 5'ai9sh +, 81
\. f. HAYNES, CAPTAIN
n ". G. Q. cLAmonSE, in 9. 5 ja3o It
~ HrApagAE9EEs TgtGrs suAhp,2
ru1eGs cya1s, ,YGs ar4E:NTIoN 1t,4E5E MI &, @eeYoS
Iy 4;[s4 sp = o hf 49 +; @ 9 The so S0msy s
W dress parade Let every member be present uncIaiy
,.. Il. 'asi a. rARLETox, capt,in.
A1A'fstn5hSs B11Talss ts4s #4ssaFS Ss4osh
ORDER No. ssonBSE SE t,sas Ro Ssa 5Y ~, sS
'Rs.s s'ass5s % 'aff d S.'i Is
Ba as b # s very from III WI" be as
d "a and and "A "A sys sysfy Tfs e.
stli and 81 slh Deiacarnens every f1dSs 1t 8 r. ii.
III; f st sf:' and .''
bs infantry squad company drills being dispensed with
All active active honorary and honorary members VIII
Fines for aattendance drills viii he si4y
j. W. DEsiEnrfr, o. g. il2, j.
HsADquARTEns cosrEpERATE G GuAEbs ALrLlEnY,
a,ik HEREAFTER TIE DRiLLs 81 of
.s ososs SsoHsy l.i'' every ohSDA and at
7!s 7o;cs,X Nq5 and every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
sanads N?s, and every MONDAY and THU nsDAY, at
' c. C. LEWIS, cantan:
j. NJ. PEATnEn. O. s. ia20 I'm
HEADeuAnrERs ORLEANS HowirzrEs,
AN THE DRILLS SsSS oF 9ssIH rssis 's eu,au II ssss
IVA viii affer his de axe place at ;he Crescent CITY
tgg Cation Pr Knce and Tcoaptoulu streets,
s'' Squads snS aa NoNpAyT Nc st4zrN
:. S. and 6, THURSDAYS,
battery drl, TGE$nAYs and FRIDAYS, at t4lzP.M
street.
S. j. MCPHERSON, Captain,
WAlrEn S. CnAwronD, o.s. 5ai2H
HrAsSss15ss %sessn'es 5osts s.'as sghsR Co.
AHH s s2s:1 HSkpSf Ri
EVENINGS, at oe,oe: Saturdays T1hons uniform: u II
80 c. t"..sy "'es FiSS' vii b4 sircy
emf s and 1; ssss of ' drills
F. z GGo. Stssf II. GRAHAM, Captain:
|. &, LINTON LIGHT INFANTR.-THE MEN
"A bers This Company hereby noed TO gsnd the reEn
"a TkiDXys, i%s d5.s'l al sS * o'cleek T '
?. dEANpPRf, cortein;
bo1, hsS M q .7s5 i FEY s
nj BONFORD GUARDS a hus opportunity is offered to
LII these wishing 60 into immaculate active service.
Appy at he ' Arma5y H q oUsToMHousE STREET up
stairs. jeA u
EEApqUAErEls CRESCENT gLEEs, }
Corner ha,cheH and Camp Htrrcts
New OIleRtls, Oct. T, 1861. J
CRESCENT LUES-TIS DRILLS OF CON
III paHy 4 fro this will he follows:
VT I.-ConpaDy Dtills, MONDAYS al ocioct r NJ in c
III zsus' dress.
fI-Bat,aliou Drills FRIDAYS, at 35z o'clock, p NJ in
full uniform.
Monthly business meetings first Wednesday each month";
O'Clock p. N. Fines will be 1igidly enforced.
By order Of
OF If JOHN KNIGHT, Captain.
HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS CADETS. Co. +, J
Room No. u, Mercbarts' ExchaEEe,
New Or'enus, Dec. 81 lStjl,
Ml1MBERSs Or THIS GUIhEAN y Ak&A
M he.cby ordered aeud drill on ana after this date as oi
| I'll Company nrills-TUEsDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
| INGS. at 6ls O'Clock.
Battalion Dsill-FRIDAYs. at O'Clock P. N. Puuctua
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HEADQUARTERS ED. BurLER AVENGERS
rla1neruiue, Parish Of Ibeiy,lie. !
TEN DOLLARS BUUNTT-REGREITS AEE
n for tns Company which will be, in all respects
M independent Good clothing, uniform and guns fur
ILL nshed immediately. It is desired tl.t this Company be
ready TO leave with Battalion OF the Planters Life Guard Re-
inent, which expects off abort the middle Of january.
bounty dollars will be paid all who reGui it five
dollars onis &, and The balance mastering in Ample
provision will he made for the families of t:ose who join this
Company. None but brave and true need apply.
Applications made at Reg mental HI ndquarters Planters
Life Guard Regiment No. IS Union street, where
he Inspected to Company Quarters. As thoFe.
ia3 i'm -, j. G. MACKEY Captain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-17

MANY FACTS IN SMALL CoMPAss.-The number
of languages spoken is 4.064. The number of
men is about equal to the number of women.
The average of human life is SO years. One
quarter die before the age of seven. one-half
b fore the age of seventeen. To every thousand
persons one only reaches one hundred years. and
not more than one in FIVE hundred will reach
eighty years. There are on the earth / .000. 000,-
600 inhabitants. OF these 333 1873 1873 die every
year. 81 ,S24 die every day. 7.1S9 every hour,
and co every miuute, or one every second. These
losses are balanced by an equal number Of births.
The married are longer lived than the single, and
above all. those who observe a sober and
industrious conduct. Tall men live longer than
short ones. Women have more CHARGES of life
previous 10 the age of 80 years than men, but
fewer after. The number of m trriages are in the
prnpnrtion of 20 to 100. Marriages are more fire.
quent after the equinoxes, that is during the
months of June and December. Those born in
spring are more robust than others. Births and
deaths are more frequent by night than by day.
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furtign AObtrtismtnts.
EFTTTs MORGAN c.. H~kTHAwAY. sToSs
MORGAN. STONE l. co..

Commission and Forwarding Merchants, San Francisco, Cal
References, T. :. Hathaway Esq. McssS- I X A r. Nye,
* Swift & Perry. New Bedford, MeSsrS. Grinnel Minturn s
Co. New York, John VI Forbes Esq. Boston, Messrs- Per
kius & smith, New London, Daniel {. Waterman Es9. Hon
olulu. 2o.-ly
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COM His ION AND PURCHASING
AGEN
san

FOR OF MEp.
~ chsndise and articles OF every description, are solicited
by the Undersigned
A residence in This city Of ten years, and an experience in the
business. Of nearly the same length Of time, are considered
4 sufficient TO warrant the ~con6denc- Of persons in the country
who occasionally require to make purchases here. through the
agency OF a reliable party; or who may he 'ooking for a perma-
neut Agent I'm san Francisco. To either the advertiser offer his
services, assuring all who intrust orders 10 him, that no effort
shall he spared 70 execute their commissions satisfactorily
All Orders must be accompanied with the Cash Or City
Reference.
referred TO
WV. I. CoLEHsS K Co, San Francisco.
J. II. CoGHLL & Co,
= LANGLEY. Druggist,
FLINT. PEABODY 3 CO,
IRA 2. RANKIN.
Ross. pEsPsIER X Co,
J. ANTHONY X CO. Union Once. sacramento City,
And to the Proprietor of the PAc. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,
Honolulu.
n. Borders for Machinery, Pianoortes. Meioieons. Sewing
Machines, Watches, Jewelry, &c, will be attended TO by com
peient judges
L. Il.
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING AGENT,
629 WASHINGTON STREET, up stairs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House,
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E72soI.S5

THE ALLIED EUROPEAN POWERS. Mexico AND THE
USrrsp STlTEs-There is a growing uneasness in
of :isl circles. in reference 10 the complications
which threaten 70 grow out OF European Intervention
in Mexico. Such Intervention in the political affairs
of any part Of this continent. IL II very generally
feared. must sooner or later draw the United States
into collision With the intervening Powers How IL
i. 10 he brought about, OF What precise shape or
form ia will take nobody Of course can foresee With
certainty. The American policy known as the Mon
roe Doctrine has undoubtedly become a fixed idea u
the American people Though for years = dogma Of
the Democratic party only, the proposition that no
European monarchy ought 10 be permitted to ssiab-
1ish Us roIiiicsl system alongside Of Us. 10 the exciu-
sion Of more popular forms CT Government. 10
adopted By the people Mt large, and the Aiminisirs-
zion Of to day. as freely rs il was maintained a few
yeurs ago by q single politics! school IL wall De
fouud. when prudence viii admit Of its publication.
he fac, viI appear rha, Mr.. Seward has protested
azains. the proposed intervention. aud intinaief
thar IL we do no, make our protest more vigorous
and e<eciiye M the present time II Is only oecau e
ne c,npo, consent 10 be diverted from the paramount
.,ruxrle NJ home. Our readers will remember that sew
srxl months ago our columns presented the necessity OF
N no AZ hand on our Southern border, TO cheek ana
asoid couplicafions with Europe ont OF ,he Mexican
: u,sainu. vas foreshadcued rs one OF the pohtical
con.iders,ious leading the Government to issue its
srIer for an expedition from California TO Mexico.
The unextecfed delay in getting up the enpeoltion
destrcgsd some of It's advantages, and leo 10 the Greer
eounrsrmandiue It, The pisn, however may %
sviVpa-Bslfstia.
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ADVERTISEMENTS


itN IN " It'll
EIEfl M Hill,
HAVE HIST RECEIVED.
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EDnN
IN
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- hAbLh "OoDs' consisting d
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. No,-tu. .
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D"'A anu 'o''N "
superior o'"eA oreSns'
Black and fancy '0,orsd cotton v'lye'''
" Muslin hdkfs. fancy printed border,
" lace border,
Fancy printed cotton hdlfs,
Turkey red hdkfs,
White cotton drill.
IN" "ofe'kh'
" Blue tuile1 flannel.
" Fine wbi,a ~ co,o,., e,,ro,
Linen cambria handkerchiet.
Berage,
MAJ owe a"u i'A'e"s '"'
eS
bales due and scarlet manner shr'7'
hickory Shirts
white insn-0o'om shirts
m,a ,.
ell. rn,sr.hi,.s
~
Mixed. white and brown cotton Stockings and socls
S1EkAS. &C
'
velvs, ribbons,
Black silk neck ties and handkerchiefs,
Alexandre's superior kid gloves,
Black silk umbrellas.
EsAfS &N
ra..A :, 49,.
laiis'' IeFnorn hats plain and trimmed ne" styles
SatAaapV.
Sure'"' '"-" FSN ~ P"
IhEnsh hoeSAh seat s'"d'es'
remain ''"s "' ms
sINe Ilatei ana q nne NIVsi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-17

The OPENING or MADAG ,sCAR To EUROPEAN
ESIEKPRISE.-Dr. Sandwich writes To the Times,
pointing out the Importance of taking advantage
Of the manifested good feeling of the new King
of Madagascar towards the English The par
;iculars with regard To the Kings invitation To
the Governor of Mauritius and the dispatch of a
cUngratulltory embassy thence, are already before
our readers. The advantd - To Mauritus and
Bourbon of u friendly and liberal Sovereign ut
Madagascar are enormous. for hitherto the sup
plies of these islands, which produce almost
nothing but sugar. have been derived from the
distant continents of India, South Africa, Aus
t~ralii, and Europe, while little beyond tough
beef has been imported from Madagascar. From
Mr.. Ellis's book we learn that ten turkeys
can be purchased in the latter country for one
dollar, while | can, from my personal knowledge,
yOuch for the usual price of u turkey in the
Mauritius being IS. Let us hope, then, that
the tables of our rich little sugar colony may
grUan with cheap plenty. But 10 the scientific
man and the naturalist this new country offers n
field such as has not been opened since Captain
Cooks discoveries. There exists in its forests
and inland lakes animals which may create 4
greater senSatiun when discovered than even the
gorilla, If. indeed, some rival monster ape be not
captured TO astOnish our citizens. We have
already in the British Museum the cast of eggs
~ large, or larger, than the human head, the
originals of which, taken from the bank of n
Madagascar river. are now in a museum IN Paris,
indeed, some sanguine naturalists hope yes 10
discover IN the island the original roc of the
e. Arabian Nights An entire order of animals,
the lernurs, are only found in Madagascar. one
variety of which. the aye-aye, Is actually the
aquadrumatuus rUG-nt, or munkey-heaver The
vegetable productions are marvellous in their
beauty, among which may De mentioned the
magnificent orchid .AngrFcum SesguIpe9dfs and
the OErirGHdG faHeSfrGhs. OF lace-leaf plant.
The dyes, gums. ami medicinal plants are of
great value and variety. while the unwOrked
mineral Treasures are immense.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-17

The ARMY TELEGRAPH.-The army telegraph
now consists of over one thousand miles of wire
stretched through the different camps. from the
headquarters of General Hooker on the left. run
mig towards the right wing till it reaches Han
cock, Md.-One hundred and ten operators are
now in the employ of the government. Mr..
Eckert, the assistant superintendent in charge Of
this department. has run a separate line to the
headquarters of each general commanding Il
division.
General Mcclellan can sit at the table in his
private house, and talk TO the different Generals,
all ut one time, and independent of one another.
When any division moves, the line can also be
extended. rs each division has a corps of builders,
and Il supply of wire. poles and insulators always
ready. In several divisions, each brisadier
general has an instrument upon the line, and is in
direct conference with his immediate Command
ing General the whole time.
Large wagons have been provided for the oper-
ators and their batteries to travel in, with sleeping
apartments. tents. equipage and everything
necessary, thus making the Geographic depart
ment the most efficient and thorough branch in
the whole army and in connection with the
balloon corps of Professor Lowe. will. should the
army move, prove incalculable in detecting the
of the enemy, and the prompt trans
mission CT their movements To headquarters. and
the conveyance of orders To different divisions
and b~rigades. Efectual means have been taken
To prevent accidents to the lines.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-17

TIE ENGLISH IRoN-CLAD FRiGATEs.-Four new
iron-clad ships are building in England for the
British navy the MoniteJT, achilles, Captain
and Northumberland With the greatest posi-
bic haste it will be at least twenty months before
they can be put afiOat, and at least six months
longer before they can be put in commission.
They are each 400 feet long. 591 feet broad, and
with tonnage of 6,Sl5. The IRON coating is to
be 81 inches thick, backed up with 10 inches #
oak, and half an inch of iron inside all. These
outer plates will weigh 1000 tons for each vessel
an enormous mass for a ship To carry in addi-
ton To her ponderous engines, stores. guns, shot
and shell. Each vessel is estimated to cost
1900 600, or 81. 900 600. They are not only to
he steam frigates but steam rams also. for their
bows project beneath the water % feet in advance
OF the apparent bows above. Trey slope inwards
from the waters edge at an incline of / foot in
81. The advantage is that shot will easily glance
OH, and the Cargo will necessarily he nearer the
center OF the hold, and diminish the tendency of
the vessel 10 roll. The armament for each is to
he SO 100 puunder Armstrong guns on the main
deck and 81 of the same ON the sIGir-dcck. with
two 900 pOnrderS in the bows and ii ivor gun of
the same size in the stern. They will thus he
at "A single bruadSide To throw n ton
and Il half Of shot and shell To- n distance of
nearly five mil If necessary. The Warrior is
feet long. SIS feet broad, and $40 tonnage.
Her plates are d inches thick and weigh $50
tons The inclination Of her sides inward is l
foot in l3. Two old English wooden ships are
being plated with iron, but all authorities
agree that they cannot last over ten years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-17
Ship ~ChandIery.

Best English hemp ~cordage, Russia duck,
English sail AMI roring Irvine,
Russia bolt rope and spunyarn, MARINE housing,
Flag lines, log lines, Swedish tar, Resin,
English boiled linseed oil, in iron cans,
best white lead, "
Black paint, chrome green, chrome yellow,
Prussian blue, Celestial blue, vermilion,
Bronze paint, gold leaf, paint brushes,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-17
notice..
TO MASTERS AND OWNERS OF
SHIPS.
~
~
WIN. HENRY TRESCOTT.
WIN. HENRY TKEsCOTT,

ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE TO THE UNITED STATES.
To all Dhom these Presents shall came, Greeting.
L NOW EORG F.. NETCHER
IN a citizen OF the Cpite States. has filed in this Department
the required notice 81 the discovery o. guano on HowlaDd's
Island, IN the Pacific Ocean, the same lying in North latitude
80 MN. and in West longitude ls6 deg 50 min.
That notice of the occupation Of sahi Island. in the name OF
the United States. by =. G. Benson. ON behalf Of himself and bis
associates. VIM. W. Taylor and said George 4. Neteher, has
also been fled
And that the United States Guano Company % New York, 8
corporation u citizens under the laws Of the STATE ~ NeV York.
assignee Of the assigns Of the parties aforesaid. has en;-T.d into
sufficient bonds. under and according t. the provisions Of the
Act Of the Congress Of the United States. passed. on tie
eighteenth day Of August, in the year eighteen bundled and
fry-six.
Wherefore, the United States Guano Company "a entitled. In
respect to the guano N the said island. To all the privileges ard
advantages intended by that act To- he secured to citizens 81 the
United States who may have discovered deposits of game pro
vided. always. that the said United States Guano Company
shall abide by the conditions and requirements imposed by the
Act OF Congress aforesaid.
In witness whereof. /. William Henry Tresco.., Acting SecTe-
tary 0f state OF the United S:ate- % America have
hereuntO set my hand aud caused tie seal % the
n 6 Department of State To h. afhNei At Washington.
49, this seventh dsy Of August, ia tire year Of our Lrd
one thOusaHd eight hundred and sixty. and OF JOY
Independence Of the United states Of America TIE
eighty-ffth.
WIN. HENRY TREsC0TT,
Acting secretary.
All persons not duly authorized are hereby forbid occupying
or removing guano from tie above or any othrr Island, H"cKG
Key belonging to the Company, as published in the New for1
Tribune, March sth. 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-07
WAsnIhGroS Cry. D. c., !

WASHINGTON Cry. u. c.,
April p. 1862.
Hon. Nm Duane Wilson, Ssc'y dgr. Col
iege and Farm.
DEAR SIR: OF the cotton seed lately
obtained BY the Government in Tennes.
see, Iowa is entitled to about one hun
dred bushels. This ] have ordered TO b.
shipped to you at Dcs Moiacs, for your
use as Secretary Of the Agricultural COL
leee and Farm. hope it will reach you
safely, and that its cultivation 10 our State
may prove eminently successful.
Very truly,
= JAMES F. WnsoN.
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- We are told that a certain class of
women, and very small one, we are glad
to say, are in the habit of repeating. when
ever an officer passes them on our streets,
in very audible tones, "There goes Linz
coin soldier-strap We think that a
"Lincoln soldier-strap'' is quite as re-
spectacle ms strap who unsexes herself by
overstepping the limits of wemsnly mod
esty and self-respect.- Nashville Union.
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Sleeping Cars
ON NIGHT TkAlNsTO /.
Philadslphia, New YsYk and Baltinere.
w Baggage Checked 7ArosgA. -
All Transfers Free. fsf Il

FIR r GIFTS.
BY tAfsroute, Freigkts Of alIds.eribsiops can b
forvarded from PhIladslpkia. heu York, boalou al
BsitImore,to to or from AD, Poift on the Railroads
OF Ohio, KeHtoeky, Indiana, f1linois, Wisconsin,
lows Of Aissouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The PennsylvaDix Railroad also onusrts at Pifts-
burg With SssaosFs. BY Which Gesds he forward
Tennessee, Cnmb arand Illinois, WiscAnsin, Aissis.
sippi, Missouri, ksnsAss and Rcd Rivsrs;
aud al Cleveland, sAEdusky and Chicago Withstcam- :
ers 10 alt ports on the horsk- -Western Lakes.
Merchants aGd Shippers entrnsaing The lsanaports-
tion of their Freight TO this Company can Yeiy WITH
confdence Oh iss speedy traDsit. sEsi
The hates 81 Freight
rxnia Central Railroad, are st all times AS IA :
voRABLE As ARE CHANGED BY oTHERkAII-
ROAD COMPANIES.
p BE particular 10 u ark pack axea, s.vrA PExn.
CENTEAL X. R."IH
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions ap-
ply address either Of the following Agents ofthe
KIP. SASS, 81. Louis, Missouri
ID. A. sTEWAkT Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARkEG CO, ,Transf8f Agents, "
III. W BROWN e. CO., cincisHati. @.
R.c. NELDRUA CO., Madison, Ind.l
.-J =. MOORE. LoalastiIe, Ny.
W. W. AIkNAN b Co. Er ansyiile, Ind.
CLARKE 4 Co., Chicago Ill.
W. q 4. l.. LANGLEY, ,Gailipolis, o..
G.. NEAL, Parkersburg, Va.
HALL Co., Marietta, o.
III S. PIERGEA CO., GAINESVILLE, O.
M'p0WELL 3 A'coLh, Pofismouth,o.
X N'NEELY, Msysvitle, Ky.
J.P. JOHNSON, Ripley, O.
JOHN TODD, Covingtoa, Ky.
G.L. HEAToN, Cleveland, o.
X. c. AELDAUA, Geni Travelling Ag'tior
the South and West.
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LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Dsoverssnd Farners v III and ibis the ost advan-
tzSsous route fsr Lave stock Gaparous Yards, well
vaae red sad sappied with every convenience have
opened this line and iss connecssons and every
attention 10 paid 10 their wants. From Hsrrisburgh,
where viii be found every eonvsnIanee f0r ing
aud resting i choice Is offered of The PHlLAD DkL.
pHIA NEW YORK and BALTIMORE HARKETS.
This viii slso be found the shortest. quick aud
most direct route for stock 10 New fork-Iyia Alien
towuI--apd r Nith fewer changes thnn sHs ether E---
ENOEH LEWlS, General 6upt., Aitoona, Pa.
l.. /. HOu FT. tiea, Ticket 4gt ,Paiiadsipha.
II. H. HOUSTON, 9en'i Frog AsI.. Hai.aasiphia.
iAn24daW
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A RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Trsln ieases daily tsuuda,s xeepted) at
500 =. M. and arrives at 4.3e y. m.
Western Train leaves daily tsnndays exeeptsd) At
-U .. m. and 90 p NJ. a4d arrives st Iso0 N. aud
sa" m
!, "a -miiton Depot, Trains the Wsbash Valley
p.nva... i've daily, except Sundays, ai4ocioeh p.
:, "a a.,,, 4AIIy sunday excepted, ats:3oA. m.
Busses connect wtth NAA'-
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From, the State Register
Tenn essee Cetton Seed for lows.

49,. -..-t FTUU tHe DtaIe HeRlktBF-
Te1pessee Cetton Seed for Iowa.
Ed. REGISTER: have just received the
following letter frq;n Hon. j. +. Wilson.
In the southern hall Of Iowa, cotton may
be successfully cultivated, and in some
instances probably. Those who wish to
try it can have their orders supplied when
ever the seed arrives. II planted about
the 20th of May, or when corn is sener-
ally planted, it will come to maturity.
When the seed is forwarded to parties
will send directions for cultivation, &c.
Address VIZ. DUANH WILSON,
Sec'y Farmers Coll, Des Moines.