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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-24
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THE YOUNG TROOPER


Upon balmy morning, in the sunny montl
of May,
\ young and gallant Southron from hi
homestead turned away,
And mounted his proud charger, to obey BIZ
country's call
Resolved to live a freeman, or in Freedom
cause to fall.
His noble sire blessed him, and bade him &c
and be,
\ bold and fearless soldier in the cause 0.
liberty.
And clnging to his youthful form, weeping
mother prayed,
That he in safety might return, when blood
and war was stayed.
And now he leaves the valleys, where he was
wont to stray,
And gambol in his childhood, merry bov at
play;
And the tear of melting manhood beams ID
his manly eye,
As, in soft and tender accents, ne bids his
home goodbye:
"Ye valleys of my childhood! each dear ia
miliar spot
The meadow and the woodland, the cool and
shady grot!
Though fate hath bid me leave you, and strug-
gle to be free,
Ny heart will often wander, in child-like
love, to thee.
~ II dream of thee in biyounc, and mid the
caunOu's roar,
Strike for thy smiling yerdure, that may see
no more;
And should the God of battles avert the foe
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-24
TO TAXPAYERS.

. From pamphlet entitled "Instructions
to Assessors, we obtain the following in.
formation which we condense for the
benefit of our readers
|. By the terms of the esd Section
of the revenue law, the tax on manuiac
lures is to be paid within ten days after
the Goth day OF each month, and for fail.
ure to pay within the prescribed time the
tax payer is liable to penalty of 10 per
centum on the amount of the tax.
2. In accordance with the provisions
of the Act. return Of animals slaughter
ed is to be made monthly to the assistant
Assessor, within ten days after the first
day Of each month.
s. The tax upon the gross receipls of
any person, firm, company or corpora
tion owning, possessing, or having the
care and management OF any stage coach
or other vehicle, shall be Paid on or before
the last day Of each month.
4. The tax upon fermeuted liquors is
required to be returned on the first day
VI Ghtu uOltus VI Nllulu Ten UdNs tDeTehI-
ter and payment is to be made at the
same time.
Auctioueers are required to return the
amount OF their sales 10 the assistant As
SCISSOR within ten days after the end of
each month, and the tax upon the same
is payable at the same time.
6. 1t is provided in section l25.
that list shall he rendered to the As.
SCISSOR by the executor, administrator, or
trustee before paying any legacy or dis
tributive share, and that the tax thereon
shall be Immediately paid to the collec.
tors
7. The duty upon suceessions is to be
collected BY the same officers, and in the
same manner as the direct tax upon
lands.
8. Brokers are to make a monthly
return Of sales to the assistant Assessor
on or before the 9oth,day Of each month.
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A hundred and tWeniy.four women of
Kansas have peGIioned Congress for The
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-24

A hundred and tWeniy-four women Of
Kansas have peGioned Congress for The
right of suffrage. Well. ain't a won an
as good as a negro
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-24

Eg- Mrs. Swipe says the reason why
children are SO bad in this generation is
owing to the wearing OF gailer shoes. in-
stead of the oIdlsshioned slippers Moth
ers find it too much trouble to unite ga-
ters to whip children-so they go unpun-
ished; but when she was a child, the way
the old slippers used to do their duty was
a caution.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-24

STOP THE THIEF!

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD for one JESSE W.
YOUNG. formerly of the Newton Rifles, l2lh Miss
hegt and residing near Decatur, Mississippi. lie
IS 70 years OF age, feet inches high brown hair,
inclined to curl, grey eyes, sharp face and wears
slight moustache. He has lost his left leg below
the Knee and wears leg of his own make and a
wooden foot without shoe carries a stick and
walks with much difficulty. He had on when last
seen a SUIT OF grey homespun and light colored
nat, broad brm and military cord around it. We
VIII pay the above reward for his apprehension so
that we can get him. Information given to Michael
Ryan, Camden, or Wm. p. Devices Livington, Miss
will be thankfully received
WIN, p. DEVICES,
feo. IT. lS66-4tf MICHAEL RYAN.
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Notice to Creditors.

NVVIOO W
A Ii PERSONS Indebted to tie firms of
"A Gilmer L Jefries, and Gilner & Ad.
Ems, or TO the Estate Of d. n. Gilmer, are
g. &eby notified to come forward and settle
~ same. .-....
~6ryIcK-at Mr.. W. ]. Kendalps.
c. ADAMS, Surv. Part,
a Adm'r Est. D. II. Gilmer.
Jan. Is '6G-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-24

~ The leader Of fashion This winter in
Washington, is Mrs, Senator Sprague, the
only lady who, when she gives a ball,
builds ballroom expressly for the occa-
sion and removes it the next day and
well she might, for the Government and
Congress have been at work for year
or two getting up tariff TO suit the
Sprague family generally aud the Rhode
Island Senator in particular, and millions
of dollars have the cotton lords pockeled
BY it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-02-24

TnE National lutelligencer referring
to the late brutal speech Of Thad.
Stephens, on the negro equality amend
ment to the Constitution, thus charac-
ter'zes the man : In SO far as pretense of
argument is concerned, or dignity Of par
liamentariAnism, or decency Of express
ion, or respect Of constitutional law, or
comfy as a supposed publicist, or as a
man OF pretended honor, or of imagined
human qualities, Mr.. Stevens fails tc
make an impression on one honorable
mind in all TIC land
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STEAMSHIPS.
LAIV ERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Quoenstowno land embark Malls
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills of ladng
here a through freight hence to ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam.
Gothenburg and Hayre,
seege passenger tickets granted by this line to bring
passengers from LIVERPOOL Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port of destination may be either Fixed on sgpnz
the bills OF adns or declared by the holder of the bill
of ang within twelve hours the steamers arrival
at LIVERPOOL thus aording the importer the choice of
markets
rTHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY..
LOUISIANA. lS74 tons Jsrlison Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons j Campbell Captain
FLORIDA 1887 tom. ....A Finn, Captain
MISSOURI. 1864 tons "A. Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS 1895 tons II Barron Captain
ALABAMA 1899 tons. VIM L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons j. Graham, Captain
CAROLINA I6al tons j. Hairby, Captain
BOLIVIAN la4s tons. n. p P. Couehe, Capt.
Cabin FSsssse 70 liverpool SiA s0a OF S equivalent
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, ASKEW L CO.. Il Garondelet street.
Uonsgness goods as espse'ay 70 present nsr
livery orders for the same.
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PASSAGE $50 CUR
,.rr,,r,,,- ,,.,o.
FoB L1vERPoOL-THE SPLENDID STEAM
ship
I'LL.
Third District f,r the above steamer sailing punetnal,v on
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nc, De k0ker, from Matan2as,
Br sehr Y Hilla5gesiler &oo, with sugar, moasses
and trseh, spanagIe from Liverpool, March
SIM, IieeNIarey, Meggett q Maury, with 1895 SKIS
l6and 500 gunny bags
q. South America, Bayard, from Cardiff, 25th
" January
br bark Boaz, Rathburn, from Bristol
Br bark odin Carrero, from Cardiff, Gath January.
Schr Ringleader, -, from Ruatan
Bark r Rollins, -, from Havana
Bark " G Horton, --, from Havana
Bark Oden
Ship Telegraph, Phelan, from Liverpool, with 1900
tons coal to E Fairolough SEQ
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILIZE.

GULF sTEAMPHtP LINE-vIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY
FOR MOBILE, SELMA AND MoNreo,,p,,,
AlA-oOmposed of therollowlng screw steamships;
Alliance,
H. j. AGNEW, Commander,
Planet.
g. H. HALLOWELL, Commander.
Exact,
Oh WASHBURN, Commander.
G. Castro,
GEO kAsTNER, Commander.
These steamers all insure the lowest raes and .,
Freight for all points on the Alabama river giving tbh
bills of lading, with privilege reshipptpp Mt Mob
VIII also receive freight at Mobile tor New Orleans t 10
warded mp the Mississippi river or to Atlantlc
charge for forwarding the actual cost Of tr,,o
alton. WV " 'i"NSpoE'-
Every facility and accommodation will be aveD tn ob,r
pers and consIgnses 9 w "A'p
shippers viii please procure orders at the Agsnts, ~
before shipping and will have their bills of adnp sIeed M
ZIG same Place' PERKINS & HERsEY,
S. JONES, Agents
20 Carondelet street, New Orleans La
STEWART Il OSBORNE, Agents in Mobile.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LIME
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES Mali, STEAMERS
Leaves SATURDAY May 18th, on the arrival of thu
Pontchartratn Railroad train
FOR A1oBILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
and low pressure steamer
JAMES HOPKINS, Commander
VIII leave as above carrying the u s Mails
Bills OF iading will be signed at the AGENTS office until BIZ
Freight taken at greatly reduced prices az per NEW Tariff
N B-NO freight received after 2is r. NJ ~ -" 'iu'
Var Coal oil received in metal packages only
G. HARRIS, Agent
corner Camp and Common streets
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Exports Yestersnv.

GALVESTON Harlan-60O hbls flour
80 bbs whisky 500 SKIS corn 100 SKIS coffee 500 pkgs
mdse
NEW YoRK-steamship James S Green-1955
bbls Hour rs bxs claret
LTVERPOOL-Ship Persia-S540 bales cotton
4 BORDEAUX -Bark Arthur-SS, 100 staYes 1000
tree nails 3 pcs oak plank
ST L0UIs-steamer City of Cairo-64O bxs SUI
gar
PESSACOIA-Schr Fanny--40 bbls -four 10
hbls pork bbls molasses 2 bbls molasses 10 bbls
ale SO SKIS oats and sundries
HAVANA-sohr Sea Witch-54 ties lard and $50
SKIS corn
HAyANA-Br schr Lzzie-5oO empty bbls
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BAYOU MACON.


BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TENsAs PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, i2th inst. at5rn
TOR BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TEEsAs
Ihe hhe hght DRAFT passenger packet Carrie PDale
Lou. 6reenlee master Sam, WHITE clerk will
ae9ye for nt on GrOeketts Point Warsaw Chesterfield
Pnlaway, Joes Bayou Delhi, Monticello, Poverty Point
Floyd and all intermediate landings Bayou Macon and
Lower Iensas For freight passage apply board or to
N. o. DONOHUEl . TchOupitoulAs street,
s-The Carrie Poole stands in all offices in the city,
sRs, without the privilege of reshinping
FIRGINIUS c. DENTAEIA Advertising AE2nt
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Brig Edward, Doty 10 days from Matanzas, to
master, with S2l hhds and 40 ties molasses to
PUG Bros
Brig Golden Leaf, Langthorn, from Cienfuegos,
to master with 420 hhds sugar 10 ties do With
ersponn & HaIsey
Nix schr Neptune, Ribas, from Havana to master
with 125 hhds and 100 bbls molasses to order
schr Pinkey, Simo, from Havana, to Jos Kelley
Bark Oak Ridge, Ginn from Sagua la Grande
Bark W Horton, Packard, from Cienfuegos,
Br sohr Constance Parson from Matauzas
Sp brig Des Magdelenas, from Boston
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Grleals 9ailg Grtsttnt.
sATuRntf MORNING, MAY Y, 1905.
!. --4sals as the rsrlnclpal aosela,


ST. CHARLES H0TETs-W Whaling, Wis; ]
Brown, Texas; r B Bill, Isa; q " Randeli, Ark; c
A Bailey. La; r g Ash, Texas; Miss Law
renee, G Lawrence, Magnolia; Thorn; G Allo
MAINS ana wife, N Y; ] Pineebacker, Texas; w &
Green KY: w u Green, Tenn; a H Stein, II N
Hartman Miss; Hon r Rusteed and family, r i
Andrews, Mobile; Y Blake, Ala; DR. N I
Dixou, Baltimore; g + Thibo and wife, Miss j
Yhibos A9Il Wausee; Mrs Dram. S SamaKe, Texasy
A DaigTe, Baton Rouge NJ G Goodwin, Ibepsile;
w A Lane, ] n Lane and wife, East Feliciaaa; j Z
4rigE, Arb; @ Routh, city.
Ill LOUIS HOTEL aE st Cyr and wife, Judge
y Darfagh, Galveston; E Laeout st James; "
aiaddoy, Hiss; Bethel, city; Z j Page and wife,
q y 7 7 GaTrard and wife, ST Louis; I MusgFaYe
Belfast
sr dAMRs HoTEI4-w W Creatil, No: ]
Cook, Mrs NJ Brown Streetman and wife, Mrs
Lloyd. MIS- smyth ard child. G 4 Clanp,
Glappt j Weir and family, Tex; @ q AfneIt, l4a; y
] Bowen, ] 3 Johnson, G Brougher, I = roley,
IL Marks, Miss; ] B Bachelor N g; " Y HaWkipd
"a Hawkins d FL PearGe and wife, Miss: 7 Y ~
ley, city; u p Gibson, Ii; Lemon, Misss,fsIp
q . Bransford and wife, Miss d Hamilton r
. S Doad, ky; DR. Johnson G9illas Is 81
@ Ellsworth, ~ Ellsworth Mobile; Hf' IIas;a.
Pryor. XIV eY Yanderford, Tenn; I Aardle;
Evans Miss j Penil and wife, Iean; : weeks, La;
"a r Tompkins and Eaifiily; Rey1 b lawson, has. I
iron III. Mrs a III Lawson, 40; . + Ihebo and
wife, Mwaukie; d ~ I 1sses' 1ape z
95alIv. il Il Shields Ocean Springs; Miss Wilson
aTiss Wilson Monroe, Las j G Jones and wife, |
la: j Marks, Eadd0; j II Martin, Rocky Mount, |
m. ] M Vance, BosseT parish; "a ] Conner; I II
Westbyools, w Scntell, city; D Long La; VIM
van Tinson. st Mary's parish; w 7 Hardie, city; |
NJ Brown, jackson, Miss.
CITY H0FEIl--Dr w Wood j NJ Trousdell, ] |
Y Curtis. L Resenield, La; G Snively, w Lloyd
4 Lloyd and wife, J G Whitney and wife, Mrs w E |
sregory. B R Peal and family, A NJ Young Miss |
Loung 4 L Phileo. g 8 Date, r Smith, B + Smith, |
Texas; J Young, Miss Young. Ohio; D Stuart, |
Chicago; g 8 Norman, "a; 7 z Blabkftron, Miss:
city; Mr. Walker, J w Leftwich, Ala; j L Sharp,
Tenn; ] Wolf, j B Stein, Hiss; J 4 Dawes, q "a
Hughes. Capt W Serimgeour, steamship Austin.
VI " Y Mcintyre a5d Wiae TAI MISS d y Naples,
Paseagoula; r White, Miss White, g W Webb, d
VI Ellis, Miss Iavsi, ID; Fl Estes and wife, Ark; III
D sGrinnel. Mrs 3 III Lang, Miss Nv 4 Blythe, NJ D
NcPhillips Mobile; w S Hatcher, Shreveport: VI
a Lare, Clinton; J Lane and wife, Madison;
BOulnie, g Saucier, y J Golly, Miss.
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glarint gnteIIigente.
CRESCENT oFPIoE, No. "a oAar srREEr, +,
Saturday, May II, 1865.

aAEuIuHYi May Y, 185B, :
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston,
o.z,.,. I G Harris
Steamer City Of Cairo, Riley, for st Louis. Master
ship Persia, Doane, for Liverpool, Meeker & Knox
Bark Arthur Briggs, for Bordeaux, Al Il Cochran
last, Ryers & fsjat-
Bark Topeka, Blanchard for Cardenas, in ballast s
sehr Abbie Bursley, jenkins, for Baltimore, n ba.
last, CIV Hynson &eo
sohr Fabens, Devereanx, for Newburgp soro
Mass, ia ballast, Mastev
5ehr fanny MAN. Tor Fehsaeola Master
BIZ sehr Lizzie, Leppert for Havana, Jos Kelley
Schr Sea Witch, Marsden, for Havana,
G w Hynson SEQ
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Emporta Ysater,snr.

MOBILES Steamship Lucreta-27 bbls tar 10
do rosin Huntington Bros-sundries to Geo Elmer
G Merz-B w Huntington-s II Goetzell-Eslava
L Bros-Butt, Flash & Lyon shawhain-order
PALERM0-Italian bark Gabrielle-Frylt to R
Tramontana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-12

Paper pipes is one Of the many modern inven-
lions They are said to possess great advantages
over others for many purposes. They are highly
glazed inside, and thus diminish frieti0n are inn
pregnatea with hitumen, and therefore are not at
sacked BIT insects Or ascids Besides these points
Of superiority, they sufficiently elastic to per-
init wafer to freeze in them without bursting, and
pipes of three, four or five inches III diameter
and p half inch in thickness, have withstood d
pressure Of five hundred pounds to the square
paper through molten bitnmen, and then winding
IL around rnandrill under pressure. They have
been used with great success ID Paris pipes as
large as two feetin diameter having been laid in
the stEeets. Both gas and water companies have
used them.
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A.rrfYea ReatertlnY.

Margaret, Otis, from Mobile, to master
LIST district rs
Lucretia, BlakesIee, from Mobile, to
Huntington Bros-Basin
Italian bark Gabrielle, 0aliaro, from Palermo, to
r Iramontana-2d district 70
STEAMBOATS,.
MS Mepham, Wood, from ST Louis.
Magnolia, Marshall from. st Louis.
Grey Eagle, White, from Yicksburg.
Elnefa, Tobin, from Trenton.
gornie, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
Gleona, Pickett, from Washington.
fam City, Bassett, from Fort jackson.
Y Sharp, Streek, from Thibodaux,
Rob Roy, Broadwell, I'm Shreveport.
I9sls y VI Johnson, from Shreveport.
5as u Baranoo, from Bayou Sara.
~ Nicholas Heno, nom Bayou Sara,
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OPELOUs.As.

Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, at s T. n
EfOR OPBLOuSAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE,
simmspolt Mouth Bayou Rouge and all intermediate
landings Bayou Cournblsau and AtohRfsaya rveFhe
regular New Orleans and Opelousas weekly packet steamer
AFeaes q Hnekley master, NJ. Kenason, clerk viii
leave above. For freight passage Board to
,J. E. GARLIN, 50 Old Levee street.
V1RGINIUS @, DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
BFhe steamer Irene will land passengers at any point
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YAzOO.

vICKsBURG AND YAZoo RIVER PACKET
Leaves vicksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at 5 Pm
ESOR GREENWOOD, LEFLoBE, YAZoo CITY
and all intermediate landings also taking freight for
Taahatchie falabushA rivers and Green
wood with packets for renadaThe light draft passen-
ger steamer Countess, John Henderson, master Chss.
Crater clerk will leave above connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, from New Orleans
j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
9 Fulton street.
NOR YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVERS
Il The and elegant pass niger PACKET Warren
Belle L. T. Basket master, g Il. Phillips clerk,
Sartaa Yazoo City Tchu sidon Greenwood and ITALIA
hatche The Warren Belle is permanent institution in
the trade and leaves regularly above. Those shipping
freight for the above rivers intended for the Warren Belle will
consign it "care of Warren Belle Yicksburg, Miss
w. NJ. Wilamsis wharihOat
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent,
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STEAMBOATS,. .
CAMDEN. TRENTON. ETC

CAMDEN. TRENTON, ETC
REGULAR WEEKLY oUACHITA PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. NJ.
LNOR CAMDEN, TRENTON, MONROE QUA.
chita City, steTlngs Landing, Columbia Harrsouburg
and all landings Black and 0uachita Rivers
The fast side wheel passenger steamer
EicksBurg,
On place Of the steamer Elnora)
JOHN W, qoBIE, Master G. PRESS WORK Clerk.
will above The vicksburg will take freight for all
landings Bayou Macon and TeHBas with privilege Of re-
shipping the Alice and for all landings bayou Darbonne
and sayuu Bartholomew with privilege Of reshipping on
steamer Swan The Yicssburg will take freight Camden
ana oil landings Upper 0nachita with prv
lege OF reshppinS on steamer SCtUta 81 Trenton.
For freight or passage apply board
GEO. D. HLFE, 81 Gravier street, up stairs
VIRGINIUS @. DENTHEL, Advertising Agent.
Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst at BEN
TOR CAMDEN, MILLER's BLUFF, CHAMPAG.
noe Pigeon Hill Alabama Landing Trenton Monroe and
al landings on Onacha and Black RversThe steamer
IdahHe, Eugene Elliott Inester, William B. CLARK
clerk will leave above For freight passage apply on
boaGd, or 20
F. ], WINBuRN, Agent, 81 Magazine street
F1RGINIUS G. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
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Wilcox y Gibbs' Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended BY all who use them. Will
COX y Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are abso-
nteiy complete. Office No. St. Charles street.
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
REGULAR JEFFERSON PACKET
LEAVES EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 9th May, at o'clock P.
EOR JEFFERSON, sMITHLAND, BENTON
Port Caddo, Shreveport Grand Bayou Grand Ecore St
Maurice Coe Alexandria, Normans Babins and all way
landings Red Rver-The splendid lghtdraft sidewhee
AEIttie Stephens,
MAURICE bANGHoRNE Master, NJ. N CARPENTER
VIII leave as follows:
WEDNESDAY, May 9th
Shippers rely the Mtte Stephens leaving on the
above days regularly and taking freight lowest going
rates For freight passage apply on board, or to
TITUS GWARrNEY, 3Tchoupitoulas STREET
FRED. Y. CELLos, 10 Front street
GEO. D. HITE 81 Grayer street
N 0. D0NOHUE, 2Tchoupttoulas street
COMAuX Il sURLS, 96 Canal street.
vIRGIEIus G. DENTzBL Advertising Agent
NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT PACKET LINE
Leaving every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, att PM
ZOE SHREVEPORT, GRAND BAYOU
0ouchatta, oampte Grand Ecore Alexandria Norman
Barbns, and all way landings The magnificent steamers
Louis Dor, Cheney johnson, MASTER Alabama,
W. Boardman, master; National, Richard sinno mas.
ter, will leave as above, as per schedule
LOUIS DOR. ALABAMA
Saturday, April 81 Saturday April g.
MeuheSday; May Wednesday, May y
Wednesday, May %. Wednesday, May 30.
Saturday, June 2. Saturday. June s.
Wednesday, June ID. Wednesday, June 90
Wednesday, Jaly4 Wednesday July H.
NATIONAL.
Wednesday, April 25. wednesday, June6
Saturday, May 8. Saturday, June &c.
Saturday, May Is Saturday, july
For freight passage apply on board, or to
SINNOTT, ADAMS 4 WAYNE, % Commercial Place
IL O.,
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VTCKSBU

Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at
Steamer GEN. J. A. QUITMAN-JOHF W. CANNON,
Masteri JOHN 7. ROBERTS and A. hcVAY, Clerks.
FOR VTCKsBURGs, NATCHEz, GRAND GULF,
Rodney Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and au in
termedate landngTbe fast magnificent passenger steamer
Gen. D. A. QnItmnn, leaves as above.
The above packet will take freight and passengers for Mem
phs with privilege Of re.shppug at Vcsburg the Des
Arc for Memphis and the Bends and with the Emma No for
Yazoo River For comfort speed and safety this boat
her tables supplied with the best the market
affords.
For freight passage apply on board, or to
GEO D. HITE, "a 9ravier street.
A. BRITTON, Front street.
VTRGIhIUS q. DEHTGEL, Advertising Agent
REGULAR GRAND LAKE. LAKE PROVIDENCE,
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, st5P. II.
EFOR GRAND LAKE, SKIPWITH'S LANDING
Miikens Bend Ficksburg, Natchez Grand Gulf, Rod,
Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all interme
diate landings
The magnificent passenger packet
Grey Eagle,
j. NJ. WHITE, Master
will leave above.
The above packet will freight and passengers for Mem
ps and Ya2oo River with privilege Of reshppng on first
class packets at Vcksburg For comfort speed and safety
this unsurpassed and her table is supplied with the best
the market affords For freight passage apply on board or to
GEO d. HIfE "a Gravier street.
JOHN E. HYDE CO., lib Common street.
VTRGINIUS c. DENrzEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-12
CINCINN ATT.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst. at P. NJ.
FOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, LOUISVILLE
Evansville, Cairo, Memphis and all intermediate land
ings-The fine sde-wheel passenger steamer Madison,
For freight passage apply board foot of
Customhouse street, OF to
ll3 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-12

STEAMER SWAN
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
RIVER PACKET

INOR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND
Saline KyeFAll reights for the above named
which be consigned to the Of steamer Swan will
be received ut Trenton free Of storage and taken forward with
IS little delay possible For further particulars inquire of
N. @. GULLETT Agent.
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