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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09
Seizure Of Horses allie god to b
Government Property.

Government Properly.
Considerable difficulty having been
occasionod by tho seizure Of horses
said to be the property of the Govern
ment, General Ruger, commanding
tho Department of North Carolina,
has Just promulgated the following
regulations to DO observed in such
cases.
/. All citizens employed for the col.
lection of such animals will DO at once
discharged. Such duty can be per-
formed by enlisted men detailed for
the purpose.
II. No animal not branded y. s."
or &C. s." will be takeu from the pos
SCISSOR, except upon orders in each par
ticular case, from those headquarters.
Officers charged With the duty of col
lecting animals and having reason 70
believe that animals not branded are
the property of the Government, will
forward report with statement Of
acts, and evidence in each case.
III. The third article Of the suple-
mentary terms of surrender Of the
rebel forces under Gen. Joseph Z,
Johnston is as follows: Private hor-
ses and other private property Of both
officers and men TO be retained by
them" Consequently, private horses
of those included in the terms Of sur
render, although used 10 service
against tho Government during the
war, viii not be collected, as the said
article expressly excerpts them. II
has bean represented that many pri'
vato horses in The rebel service were
branded. The fact that o horse Of
male is branded &C, s." is prina Gaei'
evidence that il belongs TO the Gov
eminent, but evidence 70 the contrary
will be received, and Il u appears
that such branded animal was actual
" private property % the limo Of
render Of the rebel forces, IL will b
restored 70 the claimant. Distric'
commanders win decide the question
Of right Of property to such animali
as are branded and claimed under th'
terms OF surrender. sln et.re,o -.
", Animals viii be sold IN n
counties where ~acoilseted, unless J
would cauao o loss 70 tho Goverpmsni
The ~coIleotIon Of animals not brande'
nU. 81 will DO completed by thefrS
day Of February, proximo, ATE
which date no animal pot branded 80
S. will bo collected, except on order
from these headquarters. .s+a
v. The foregoing docs not apply I
the colIsetion Of apimals hsrtoior
loaned by order Of she military 90
4horitissk which anipals, vbstbs
branded or not, win, DO collected an
soId as b~eretofore ordered. fasaq
vi. Il is TO bebOFne in mind By 4
lbatin tho collection Of animals onl
such az are The property OF tho Go'
eminent arc 10 be taken.
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MEXICO.
Letter From Cen. wiotael.

-
New ORLEANS, February 2--Gene.
raj Weitzel has written A.letter to the
Adjutant General Of the Department
ofTexas, reviewing at length tho pro.
tost Of the merchants and foreign con-
suls at Matamoras.
He makes counter charges, and as
serts that they were greatly instru'
mental in aiding the Confederates an-
ring the war with arms, ammunition,
and other n~ecessaries ofwar.
He says that he has disayowed the
capture and pillsgo Of Bagdad, and
knows that his Government win do
the Same.
He also says that all who have been
identified rs engaged in the Bagdad
affair hive been arroatedr and that .
commission is now in session to inves-
tigate the whole affair.
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year, will no 2llh sOnly 4 wepk
will intervene bctwesh shae day ans
tho commohromenk az The nnnnal
tcrmt0f ahA SuptohaS CoAra when A4l
tho Judges arc required 10 ba III 8t.
tendance AZ Washington. That time
ia too short for The transaction OF any
Important business Wore this other.
wise. II csc fApch doubt Of the prop.
erty Of holding Circuit Courts Of the
United States In States which have
been declared by tho executive and
Legislative department ofthe National
Government to DO In rebellion, and
therefore, subject 70 martial law, be-
fore the complete restoration Of their
broken relations with the nation, super
seizure of military by Civilsdminisira-
ton, that / am unwilling TO hold such
courts in such States within my cir
cults which embrace Virginia, until
Congress shall have opportunity 10
consider and ACT on the whole snb-
jCct. A civil court ia o district under
martial law can only act BY law, under
sanction and provision Of the military
law, and I cannot think it becomesth
Justice of the Supreme Court 70 exer-
else Jurisdiction under such conditions,
In this Wow it is proper to say that
Justice Wayne whose whole circuit
is in the rebel States, concur with me
| have had no opportunity Of CONSUL
ting with any other Jnstice, but the
Supreme Court has before declined TO
| consider the cases brought before 1t by
| appeal or writ OF crror from the Cir
cult or district Courts in the rebel por-
ton of the country. No very reliable
inference can be drawn from this nc
ton, for circumstances have changed
since the court adjournment but so
far as it goes, It favors the conclusion
Of myself and Justice Wayne.
Respectfully, yours truly
S. P. CHASE.
The following message, from the
President, was received by tho House
to-day:
To the senate and House Of Representatives
Believing that the commercial in
torres of our country would be promo
ted by formal recognition of the indie
pendence of the Dominican Republic,
and while such recognition would DO
in entire conformity with the settled
policy of the United States, l have
with that view nominated to the Sen
ate an off Ger of tho same grade with
the one now accorded to the Republic
of Hayti, and | recommend that an
appropriation be made by Congress
toward providing for his compensation.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President.
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Important Correspondence.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. 2.-AS some
misaprehension exists relative to the
paternity Of the joint resolution pro.
posing and amendment to the Con.
stitution on the subject Of representa-.
ton, it is proper to say, on the 18th Of
January, Representative Conklin pre-
scented two propositions for an amend
ment, and the Committee on Recon
struction adopted his proviso, that
whenever the elective franchise shall
be denied or abridged in any State, on
account of race or color, all persons
therein Of such race or color, shall be
excluded from the basis of representa-
ton. This is included in the joint,
resolution as passed.
The President 10. day communica-
ted the following TO the Senate.
To the s,oAts Of the unltsd States;
The accompanying correspondence
is transmitted TO tho Senate, in CON.
pIiance with the resolution of tho 18th,
requesting the President, If it is not
incompatible with the public interest,
TO communicate TO toe Senate any cor
~rcspondence which may have taken
place between himselfan any OF the
Judges Of the Supreme Court, touch.
ing the holding of tho Civil Courts Of
the United States in the insurrection b,
airy States for the trial Of crimes
against the United States.
ANDREW JoBEsoy.
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steamboat Expiosious---D Dreadful
Loss OF Lief

NEW onLBAHs, Feb. s.-Ths steamer W. R.
Carter exploded her boiler At three s'eloek
this afternoon, o. Island 90. Alagge number
Of lives were lost. The boat and cargo are
. total loss. al.l
The following are known 10 bo lost: Mrs.
Or. Richardson and three children, New Or
leans; Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Wol6, Gad Mrs.
Rice, for cineinnatij Mrs ostefman Texas
Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Morris, Columbusi and Mrs.
Rowland. Many Others are sealded and 9TH
srwise injured.
fhs steamer Evening Star brought mnny
Of the saved hare. Some were tranSfarrsd y
the steamer Luna, bound for Memphis The
ofseeu and msn Of the Evening Star render
Cd all ths assistAhse possible 70 tbs Sufferers.
An engineer Who vas saved, says % eaasa
can be assigned for the explosion. The ma
ehissEy was running smoothly and the boat
roinK SLOW ~ The time. The steamer Bm-
sTald pisksd % three nsa whose nAns' arc
unkneHB. =
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- ID c~ommenesd 6bowinr aeIlu

- II commenced showing Aeajn
in S. Pail on Sunday night snd %
snow is now full throsfsstdssp. 1bis
is deeper than was yer kuows before
in that locality. LII, bidH drilled
and the roads are ispssssbleo fbe
snow storm eEssaasa ron Mos,rsstD
the West.
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vm- A sinRle line IN tho dispache

No. A single line 10 tho dispatches
yesterday from the Southwest an
nounces the destrution by earthquake
of Caracas, the capital Of Venezuela.
The place was almost swallowed up by
a similar CONFUSION ofnature in 1912,
" hen 10000 persons persisted. We
have no details Of this second vista
ton, but as tho population was eSti-
mated at $4,000, the mortality must
have been enormous, unless the inhab-
itants had warning and made thier
escape. ...K
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09
Trial of Jeff, Davis.

New YORK. Feb IA weekly
paper states, as if by authority, that
it feels warranted in saying to tho
public that the revelations Of last
Tuesday will justify us in announce
ing now that tho Government has
decided that jeff. Davis Shallbe tried
for treason and other high crimes be.
fore a military commission. The sig
niHcant summoning 70 Washington,
therefore, Of such distinguished Gen.
erals as Sherman, Sheridan and Meade,
andltho arrival, also, of Burton HAr-
ris, who was the private secretary Of
Davis during tho rebellion, may now
be understood.
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stiII Another Bxplo0ion.

Nsw OaGEAnB, Rsb. o--Ths towboa, Baltic
lying a sha foot Of Cugtom-houss street,
blew % lhis morning and suuk lmmedisiely.
Oniy four psrSonb were on board a ths Time.
Tbs captain and engineer wsrs kille1 and
several laborsfs On The lsyeo we're algo kliad
By splinisEy. Several tsambcats lying elong-
alds vefs injufsd The captain and clerk ol
the Chsmpioa are reported hadly hurt b 3
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WAsBIEroN, Oct. 90. lS65

DEAR STA II may become nsces.
sary that the Government prosecute
some high crimes and misdemeanors
committed against the United States
within the district Of Virginia. Per.
nit me TO inquire whether tho cir.
cult Of the United States, for that dis
trict, ia so far organized and in eondi-
ton to exercise its functions, that
yourself or either Of your Associate
Judges Of the Supreme Court will
hold q term Of Circuit Court there
during the autumn or early winter,
for the trial Of cases.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09
Very respectfully
[sigredl AypREw JoaSsoS.

Hon. =. p. csss, chisfJs,ts, surr,ns Court.
WAmSGroN, Oct. IL Is65.-DEAH
Sm Your lettor Of the I'd, directed 10
Cleveland and forwarded 10 Snndusky,
reached me there night before last
1 left for Washington yesterday morn
and have just arrived. To your In
quiFy whether a torn Of the District
Of virginia, will DO held by myself
or ono Of the Associate Judges Of tho
Supremo Court during auiamn or ear
~ winter, | respectfully reply IN the
negative. Under ordinary circuits
The regular time authorized BY Con-
gress The fourth Mopdpy IN Novem-
Der, would be the proper time for the
holding Of the said court which, this
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09
Prices Of Uncurrent Money.
nv nAM. nHDMAY.T

-na. NlsuvrnLE, Tsrp.. ExsnrARF ., 1888.
GILL YOUR UNCURRRkr MONEY, THE r0L-
AievinR are the ntds pajdhy Q. N. ORDWAH, I1.
GdINqk DROKER, Ne. a., College Street, hAsA
viIIs, fsT uueurant money. Thssq gueietions as Va
Ma 4 aactnats. hut may BE- depended on . ~ruhhelsnt
~nxth IN tIms ~ fsmiiianses - Be rssirsd bypAl "
sTprsSs, n forgEEdsd uithsut delay
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09

TAgSB o. ADAhaot NILLIkMR BAR.
I'll sTTacup tntiaa N ~ cilenii yeurt o.
g6bhsbA Cs1sl.f NJ spa1rins la4 ne bner.
ifu ftiofa thai slbe1ss hAa anf nm efTftd
6p6n Wlll1r4 4. tnsrrH aat tha1 .he poi
~ hs lsunS. !, - a1ffn1 NJ bopae . %
ebseoads and s~epesals hlnssht 49, ~ e.-
tlnsq Ug..u ~ eae.s. sabe
~ mats fer fuetllllys se.Al N ne vnlea
w. ~
y Htot1I11a Al l1sUt1N Aelft ~ AaINIi..
dad ~ ale u ~ Ne proceeded
aI4laatlpAA Bsb ! las ~ a. I
| GboEIDnfsss5 FRED eLIAp, en-.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-09

D0BBRT WABOH % WlLLiAh
ID, ashouas Jacob ,WapV [QgAI) Samuel
&. feQueSn, thdl Ben OAKS gohhSpa, hbw
pending lathe Circuit Coifto fJohuloa Com
ip. Il appearing from The Bhsdfs return
that process haS not been served upon ia
cob WagnsNt0rsyl end qfP orkg Jehnsea,
and that they are soi u. 81 found, or hsvs
asd from their home, or 30 abseond Aad con
cal thsnsclYea fhtt ". ordinary process 81
law sanhot Be SsPvedupen thsn, h y thefo-
fore ordered that pnblieaiiop be made four
Wssh5lhtAs Unieh plng Wll1iug themD 70
abpsar a The next tern oftbs CiFeuit CeaFt
"a hGhsld fof ne CpunI Of Johnsea Al TIE
Conrt House IN faylossllle the second hen-
dayia March hsEt aui asfsad saio euie OF
fhsy uill b proceeded against ex palte,--
I:b. J lsse X Hyelo eHAP' OE'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

Schr Anna Maria, Mahood, from Pensacola, in bal
last, tomaster-Basin
Schr Number One, Babbo, from Matanzas, to Puig
Bros--2d district
Luggers st Jose, Flying Dutchman and Telegraph
from Pont-a-la Hache, to masters-2d district
TowBoATS.
Tecumseh, Fillett, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea- goth ut, ships Bazaar and Osprey
and briggs Kodiah and Joven Joaqum-Bro
up bark Argean and schr Number One
Balize, Melchert from the Passes-Towed dowr
and to sea, 25th ult. barks Reunion and Nine
veh and schr ndromeda-Brought up barl
Aberdeen and schr Frances Coffin
Lone Star, Schneidan from the steamship Morn
ing Star, on the bar at S W Pass
STEAMBOATS,.
Mississippi, Dravo from Cairo. A
RubieoD, Haslett, from Pittsburg.
w Fl Osborne, Rogers, from st Louis.
Molle Able, Carter, from St Louis.
Magnolia, Cayton, from Louisville.
Monsoon, Dugas, from Baton Rouge.
Argyle, Cecil, from Mount Vernon Qnd.)
Thos P May, May, from Ponte ala Hache.
Louis Dor, Picket. from Washington
n Longworth, Tobin, from Trenton.
s Starlight, Hays, from Grand Ecore.
Plain City, Dalferes from Thibodaux
Any One, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
Cleona. Atkinson, from st Martinsville.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Fanny Pearson, Boyle, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstown and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills of adng
here at through of freight hence to st. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam
Gohenburg and Havre
The final port of destination may be either fixed on srpn
the bills of ladng declared by the holder of the bill
OF ladng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus afording the importer the choice nj
markets.
'NHE 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. 1874 tons ...P Jsrnison Cantain
MISSISSIPPI. ...,l7ll tons. ~ Campbell. Captain
fLohlDA. 1887 tons. 1T Baker, Captain
MISSOURI 1864 TONS "A. Hancock CAPTAIN
ARkANsAs .......lS96 tons ......T Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons. 80. VIM L. Mesuey Cant
CAROLINA .164l tons j. Hairby, Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons. $50. H P p Couche Capts
Cabin Passage Liverpool sl2 gold or its equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
WIN. HUNTER CO.. Al Carondelet street.
x- Bills Of adng for this Company (which can only be
'igned will be had at the Agents office as above
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
Below-Con,lng Up.

Brit steamship Brazilian. Barron, from Liverpool
7th Feb, via Queenstown, to Vim Hunter Geo
British steamship Florida, Baker, from Liver
pool, via Queenstown to VIM Hunter &co
Ship Wizard King, --, from Apalachicola, in
ballast, to Creevy, Nickerson Geo
Ship Mayflower, Call, Is days from Boston, to G W
Hynson &co
18th inst, to j NJ Courtenay
Br ship Jura, Wheeler, from Liverpool via Charles
ton
Brem bark St Bernard Deetjen, from Liverpool,
18th Dec
Bark Ellwood, Cooper, Fliter from Liverpool 9th
Dec
Ship Memnon, Baker, from New York, 10Th Jan,
to Creevy, Nickerson eco
Schr Belle Sea, --, from
Schooner Howard D Adams, from Brazos
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
oPELOUS a l.
FORT JACKSON.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET ONCE A WEEK
Leaves every SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
EOH FORTS JACKSON AND ST PHTJTp
"a Pointe Ia aehe and intsrm.diate landngs-The new
master Benjamin and A. Labarre clerks Leaves Nau
Orleans every Saturday at 10 for Forts ackson AM
apply on board or to e VI p'Ssaee
TITUS Il GWARTNEy, 3 sTchoupftoulas s.rss.
or 70 FIRMlN MARTIN, las Old Ieyee e%
FIRGlNIUS O. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
THIBODAUXVHLF-

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURoHE PACKET
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY att p M and avery sATupn,v
at 10 A. NJ.
steamer steamer MlFrlE sTEPHENs-HENRY sTRECK, Master
F0K THIkODAUXVILLE PAINTCoURT
fle Napoeonyille, Donadsonve and all ntermejiet Ia
leave regularly above to on
SATURDAY, March Sd, at 10 A. NJ ~ ''nee oh
cr e amd will give particular to coast
hehtiy. For freight or passage apply board e peia
j. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
G Sbin,orr =, al ..... Fulton street
Of fl eight, p'oto iof Inc payment
The aittie Stephens has double tiued boilers
REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFOURcI,E p CUnr
TWICE WEEK N''
Leaves every TUESDAY at P. NJ, and every saTuRn.v
at l0 O'Clock A. NJ
steamer M1rT1E sTEPHENs-HENRY sTRECK. Master
r,o,. los. EALFERES, Clerk
NOH THIISODE s$UXVTLLR, PATNTCoIYR
cast @ landings will leave re- nlary above
s e stephens will give particular attention to coast
sna p and will 'tinue in the trade through
ae season. FSr fright ve apply board
tne aue stephens has double 1ned oilers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON.


NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE
SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS.
Leaves SUNDAY 4th inst, atsA.M
NOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
The elegant steamship
w. g. Hewes,
D. s. AUSTIN, Commander,
will leave for the above ports from foot of Julia street, carrying
freight and passengers as above
fhssage TO ttalpestOh
Passage to Indanola. 20
Freight to Texas one.half of usual rates
l. O. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets
Bills ladng will be signed at the agents office.
BLACK STAR LINE.
FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES
To sail on WEDNESDAY. 7th inst, at7p.M.
FOR GALVESTON. INDIANoIA AND LAvAcA.
The splendid side wheel steamship
Reindeer,
B. B. McGRATH, Commander,
Will leave her wharf Post 49, First District promptly as
lbove
For freight passage apply to
GEO. A. FOSDICK,
50 Camp street. of fNatchez.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
Exports Yesterdax.

LIVERPo0L-Br steamship Bolivian-2522 bis
cotton 66 hhGs tobacco 40 tics lard ties hams
FL LIVERPOOL--Br steamship Gambia-1l79 bales
cotton 24oo stave 30 hhds tobacco 8 pkgs mdse
a5 NEW YORK-Steamshp r r Cuyler-205 bales
cotton Ids bales wooi97 do rags 95 SKIS cotton seed
275 bbls molasses 700 hides so empty casks and rs
pkgs mdse
J PENSACOLA and APALACHICOLA-s Steam
ship N P Banks-S Sundry mdse
l COLA-Steamship Lucille-T5 bbls
flour Is bxs tobacco and sundries
MOB1LE-Steamer Louise-Sundry mdse
M0BILE-Steamshp Alliance--600 bbts -four
1850 SKIS corn 1900 bbls coal $50 pkgs mdse and 10
hhds sugar
MOBILE Steamer Luereta-2o0 bbls -four 100
3ebls pasis 20 bales eetton and sundries
BOSTON-brig G + Geery-69O bales cotton 90
bbs clay 10 bbls molasses Is bbls oil csks wine
5000 horns pkgs mdse
LlVERPooL-Prus'n brig Diana-352 bales cot
ton 45 tons coal
BOST0N-Bark Commerce-117T bales cotton
MOBILE-schr Marion-s65 SKIS corn so kegs
nails M; 5Es, .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
BOEUF RIVER.

REGULAR BEUF RIVER PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, Sd inst, at s rM
SSfs cJOS Esq. BQUF PRAIRIE, THOMAS, l. md
ra S nun Point Red Mouth Ion, Jefferson ano ell
rsS Also, for Black River-The light draft pa
EienOIi, John Freeze master will leave as
ao'fe' FOR fresht or passage apply board, or to
Ii. L. &EQt TER CO,
80 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
LOUISVILLE.

MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE.
Leaves On SATURDAY, Sd inst at5P
HpbA LUElsyILLE CAIRO MEMPHIS vICKs.
pmR Nafchez, Baton Rouge Plaquemne DnnnldsonviIle
ana an inermSdia andingsThe splendid
1seatler ". IL. osborne, Th0s. Rogers master " ID
ann cerk % leave as above For freight passage
STEVENSON Il DOUGLAS Agents E5 Front STRAIT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

The ship Pacific and bark Celeste Clarke went
to sea on the 26th ult.
The towboat Lone Star brought up portion of
the cargo of steamship Guiding Star yesterday,
the latter being prevented, by low water, from
crossing the bar.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03

Steamship ST Louis. Glasseu. from Boston, lTtA
ult. 70 Creesy, Nickevson AGO. tth district
j hteemshjp Palmyra, Hoyt frtm Galveston, to
4fe4Fy, Nickerson AGO 1st district
4 Bark gaan, j Lindsay, from New York, to W
S.{ Hynson Point n
Aask Aberdeen Anderson from Proyis lence (R ~,
Ii IN haIjast to master lst district !
Frsaees CofHa. Wnss, from Havana, to mas,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
FOR LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN

FOR LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
FOR LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HAVANA
and Qneenstown-The steamship
Bolivian.
cargo Is now beng received the foot of Jackson
street, for above steamer sailing punctually on SATURDAY
e gu ol hafch at Soeock A. and to be followed by
the GAMBIA, on Saturday, the 10th of March.
Cabin passage to Liverpool Sl25 to Havana s35 in oa
or their equivalent in q. s. Currency
For freight or passage, apply to
WIN. HUNTER i CO., Al Carondelet street.
py these steamers done in Liverpool and Lon
don at ONE PER CENT
oongnees of goods respectfully desired to present their
BUS OF Ladng at the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
AITAkAP A&
BAYOU MACON

BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS Packet
Leaves on TUESDAY, March 9Th, at 5pn
hfoIS FLOYD, MONTICELLO JOE,S Bayorr AMI
an landings on Macon and Tensas-1be new Dt rait
pHtTSsenEer packet Anna Wngley din place of Hrttv
hlnoreD L. = GreeDlee, ter leaves as ah,a Er f;,
OF passage apply on board + to S' u iN'si''
N y DONOiUE. Tchoupitoulas stree
VlRGlNIUS G. DENTZEL, Advertisinr acapt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-03
Imports Yesterday,

H.
GALYEST0N-Steam Palmyra-45 bales Of
cotton W R Greene l. Bros-44 SKIS seed and sun.
dries to order "
MATANZAS-Schr Number One-229 hhds 81
tics and l62 bbls moiasses Pug Bros
MOBiLE-Stemer Fanny Pearson-l6 bales cot.
ton Speed, Summers &co-3 do Given, Watts &co
-sundries TO order
NEW YORK-Bark Argean-Astd mdse
MOBlLE-Steamer Louise-sundries to order
BOSTON-Steamship st Louis-Asstd mdse
Per bark Argean, from New York-M Kepler-
Blake Y Tower Henderson & Gaines---E L u Bon.
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