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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08
8. A McRAcKlN,
County Recorder. ana Attorney
At Lar,
u,ox. s.arlse County '

w nuke Collections, pay Tahes, eaa%Ins ,nam4s ns
S, % Real take 1ek19%,eaSe1enti piration
Deeds, Mortgage, ,&e. d;ninipr Ma'ias Counties.
attendea So ~ money and back paw OF Soidiers'
and pensions ;)'c9e1..on,I,Ie v9n26-
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TT. Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

On and afterJuly 29th 1866 Trains will lea Y c
Stations daily, S,bbaths excepted. as follows:-
lTrainleaving Chicago at $50 P VI leaves daily
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08

DoN't BE EXrRAvAGANT.-I the
poor house has any terrors for You, never
buy what you don't want. Before You
pay three cents for jcw,harp, my boy,
ascertain whether you cannot make just
as pleasant noise BY whistling, for which
nature furnishes the machinery: and. be-
fore you pay seventy-five dollars for a coat.
young man. find out whether your lady
would not be inst as glad to see you in one
that cost half the money. If she would
not, let her crack her own hazle-nuts and
buy her own clothes When you see man
spending three or four dollars week fool>
lshly, the chances are five to one that he II
lire long enough to know how
many cents there are in doi>
lar; if he don't he's pretty sure to be-
queath that privilege to his widow. When
Il man asks you to buy that for which you
have no use, no matter how cheap it is, do
not say yes, "until YOU arc sure some one
else wants it in advance"
Money burns in some folks pockets,
and makes such big hole that everything
that i. put in, drops throush-past hold>
ing.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

~
The undersigned having associated with him
i'm hisprofessional business
MR.. d f. VANVALKENBURGH
will continue the practice Of Law in its various
branches. , -.
The New Firm will attend promptly to litiga-
ted cases, general collections. the purchase and
sale of Real Estate, the collection OF Claims
ap,inst the Government; such as pensions, ,bou".
ty and arrearages of soldiers &c litIes TO ,eai
Es,a,o examined and abstracts furnished when
desired. o.,o,Nc
August 3, 1863. 10 oobohSE'
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]. S SCOTT.

oncI-a Coz i . q %
Continues to give PROMPT Attention to'"o
cI1action Of CT IN s
rrg.st preferences given whenrc'll'''u'
Terms moderate
ronl5-tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-08

DR.E. N,INHARD. offers his professional
- services in al the dcNartmcnts af Mrhical
Science Sacc;alities: Diseases .. the Nhcs'
aaI Of females.
Zee in Nlsonic Ii7l. VI 81 -"
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IL % Z HR =.
CHICAGO BARBER SHOP.
o pno,, q Teams Hardware Store,

PIvmouih Indiana
Shawn. Uhir.cnttiug Shmmpoonns' &c.' done
:, TN. best stvIe. Plrricular attention gwen t'
Dveiny "A lir ami Wh@ker-
17-rhc highest pri e pail for I.adics, liaT,
vlIn3l-Iv \ & HOLTIEND) tff
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PinKER EI0U Sc,

lFoRuaRLy THE EDWARDS HousE.)
Nishigan Street. Plymouth Indiana
PARKER. ( MORE Proprietors
Thislar.e ald capacious Hotel has been recent
u refftod and repaired. and unde~ its present
,roaretorsAip. will be kept asa First Class ilonsc
An excellent Livery Stable is conn. cteI with
the House ii'' IT,
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V.@f,L l-a~ti i-enen 81 81 4 square TOR the
frs insertion, AMI s. square for each additional
insertion, ch,rseit to parties publishing them,
C3uMuxGc, ATOMS to promote private interest Is
must y, Diil TOR IT t'e rultr advertised rates
M,ggl,Gss anl DE,rHs are published rs news.
AnrERrT-EMzvrs. unless the number of inscr-
tiaas desired IS specified, will he continued till
or ,red out AID charged at regular rates.
i.oc,I. notices % cents for each line
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INSURE YOUR LIVES for benefit Of your
family with good Local AGEvTs, and not
TRAVELLING STRANGERS. Policies issued and losses
poid through C.. II REEVE.
Narcl: 23. '65-vl0n3Otf.
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NR. W. NBATLEY. Respectfully ten
J ders hfs ar ,fession,l services u the pubic
Onire in room over ? hing Drug St"re.
II, 9TH 9G6 GI-39-ly.)
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]. j ViNALl-.

uourp7ArrI@ tuYsicItN 40 S'R''h'N.
P,r,i.ular attention paid to OhStrctrlc practice'
Ifs.,s.. af - N II tnI c'I'ir"n- o Ice over
D,vil,oa < Cos ,,ore. Resi hue opposite n, 'he
= ,..h W.. eo-ner of the Public Square. Piym-
outl, In Ii M ~"
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dv,,,Dpr. EHsaJer.

W oGLEsBEE, & co. Manufacturers and
y, u l',.,,l,cr. are prepared to fill orders for
pealeI' M !" Of lumber on short notice Office at
II. &. mayer ". II. OGLESBEE.
II. G.. THAYER.
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Rates Of Advertising:

One sluare tthe space of ten lines or less u
this tvne9 one week, ST 90, and - cents for cacl
additional insertion.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
THE DAILY EMPIRE.

A Washington telegram states that the
British minister at Washington had AN In
teryiew with Mr.. Seward, and called his
attention to the Fenlan organization. MI.
seward replied that ''there Is no cause for
darn that II IL mere sensation---s seven
days wonder; and that the government
hardly thinks It worth dignifying with a
notice" ... ....
We do not invite attention 70 this with
the intention OF either disputlng or con-
;iTming the remarks NJ the Secretary OF
state but simply 10 remark upon their
eminent Seward-ishness. Every one sees
IN them the same Mark Tapley Seward
Who IN 1861 thought the war was only n
liinety days alfAir: aud who always grew
hopeful of THE situation In proportion as
other people became discouraged and doubt
ful.
We have uo doubt that when the resur-
rectiOR trumpet shall sound, II Seward be
arouad. he will regard il simply as the
blowing OF the horn of some tish-Vender.
and that when the graves begiu TO open and
their occupants to march forth, he will tel
egraph that fhe country Is SAFE that
There Il no cause for alarm" that the
whole thing Is a"IDere sensation" "sevel
days wonder" which II Is "harlly wortl
the trouble" Of anybody TO dignity with ,
otice."- Chicag0 TIMES.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
Superior Court, Montgomery
County, Ohio.

George W stewart and Lydia Stewart, his wife.
dOdiASt
William Hallenback. of Montgomery county, Ohio
soloinAn, HOllsnbIek, OF ElkhhTt county lndi
ana DaAiel Itollenbsck, OF Berks county, Penn
syivana; John Sheets and sophia sheets his
wife of Boone county Indiana, and ---- Right
nOJer and Latharins kishtmoyeT, MS wife, vt
be1ks ooanty, PeansylVLnia; -..
wv Ill TAKE NOTICE THAT A Pc
March A D. 1854 In the superior Court Of Nom.
golnerS county Ohio by George W. stewart and
Lydia stewart, his wife and Is now pending,
wherein, paid George W stewart Hnd Lydia stew =
art demtnd partition OF the following real estate
TO wit situate in Montgomery county. Oh0 aud
described ~ fOilows, viz Being nl0t numbered
shirtyrtw9 $50. In the town OF garmersyille, and
shat at the May term OF Nil COurt, the said
George w stewart and LydfHStewart, will apply
fol- AN order that partition may be made OF said
premises. GEORGE W STEM ART
I.L- --N LYDIA STEW ART
,iEO, W. AoYkl, Atgy fOr Petitioners ..
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8eal estatt.
LENTZ q APPLEaATR,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Office s23 Third street. North side.

DAYTON, Quo
"a SMALL FARM 81 ACREst GOOD
prick bouse and well improved six 1uIles Frotr
DAY Ton, adoining Liberty 81 eiD 4 r.
hhe residence On acres n al .tsaDn,se.a
within nne mile OF Dayton A. 30
MI, T,sSns house aud ~ aeres oU Grecgesstie
TOR so per acre $3.50 f'i
farm OF ~ acres two fulle, portl, nr pht,I,s
burg; cheap 1T t3 OOO
A nns brick on Jones ,tf,.t Ss.n,
a nne house aud lot on East IhirI -t,y.et- Al tes
three houses and lots On Fourth strest fD,, "A 2l
rsSo and ~ each all Cheap
proved-ei 800 ~
street t20OO s
farm uIiles rfOir Dayton. OF 40 aorss wall
ihptoset on kAt0n Pike; cheap for alT COO
Iafth Of lot aires. mile eaht vi Union. on th,,
os o1 if9y s9sd VOL improved, and the best quality
farm flss acres, wsll Improved miles south.
Mes' oi Noflnstoh Ohio, the best land for e40 per
FLAX factory, occupied BY Messrs Davis A %
wlM machinery and acres Of lana. Ut. -
tArIn " 100 acres, mile north OF Drown's Sta.
proved $i0 OOO 80 ~'S0>' va m -"
farm OF " acres on GrcsBville n. r. AZ 90
=, a iarln of ~ acres, RoOl ilnpIoVempnts At
brvwn's station. on Western X IL IS aOO
,,ln, 'hln 81 % o ssrSs o. Germantown PIKE, mics
humber Of houses ami lots in Inherent paris OF
Tue glts All viii be sold cheap
lsbs-u LLSfA L APPLEGAfE Il, h A.
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WE TAKE NoTIcE rIAr a P

DkNCE is unknown " notified that Joseph 4
Robbins did, on the 4ath OF January A. d l6fg nle
HE petition In she 0lce OF the Clerk OF tue Court
Of Common Pleas. within amt for the county vi
Montgomery and state OF Ohio, charging the said
Sarah 4. Robbins with adultery with one Aaron
Robbins and also with divers other persons un-
known 20 the petitioner, and asking that he may
ke divorced from the said sArah X Robbins which
petition will stend for hearing at the term OF
said Court JOSEPH n ROBBINS
Q j. j. BELNlLLE. Piths Atty. t teb5 -6tw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
Divorce Notice.

in OTfCE-lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at She next term OF the Cours OF COmmon Pleas
for Montgomery County, Ohio, VIII apply for
Divorce from my wife, JANE CLEtiS. Cause
Millful abseace FOR hye years. ...
... THOMAS CLEGG.
Feb. IL. 1850 feb1g-5tw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
issued by the Superior Court. within and Tor the
county vi Montgomery, and 10 me directed, viii
oder NJ public sale at the door OF the Court House,
On SATURDAY. APRIL a. 1886
at 2 clock r N the following described premises,
tO-Nit: situate Ia the county OF Montgomery and
state ofOhio being seventeen and quarter az NJ
acres on OF the esst ondi Of the said above dcS-
cribed elghtysiA 49, acre tract Vt land; commence
ing ut n stone south 80 deg ~ Mrst 30 . poes
TOIn the south cast corner OF said ~ acre tract
thones north s deg IS sec west 81 pole, 70 a
stone thence north VI deg 80 see east Il poles to
= stone; thence south, deg 10 west o. 5 poles
70 n stone thence south VI deg 81 west ~ x
poles to 4 stOne to the place Of begiunihg-cOn-
tainiug seventeen and one fourth tiTAD acres OF
Land In town Z, range o. Ia same county. being part
afthe 80 acre tract OF land conveyed tow Lowry
by samuel Beartishre and bequeathed his wife by
dee't January 1854.
ALSO-fhs following dssoribcd land la frac-
tional section II, town 9 ranges east In Harrison
sribad ns follows tO-wit; Beginning AT stone.
l2T poles, west OF the sOuth-ea,t corner Of the
Shoncs north ~ deg 30 see. east II poles 20 4
stone thence south 20 deg 10 sec.. west 81 poles
theure south 80 deg u see. west 54 poles thence
south a deg 80 See west 7S polcs thence south
~ deg IS sec, wcJt ~ poles to stOne thence north
u deg 10 SOC, wtst II poles, witness sycamore,
three feet In ametsr, corner tree: thence north
u deg, west 81 poles 10 stone; thence north ~
deg - sec, east s poles to stone 10 ths place VI
beginning, containing u is aoreS OF land, being 4
part Of the Ss acres OF land, conveyed 10 William
c. Lowry by Jacob Houser and MARY hi, wife by
ased dated January ~, 1855
said two tracts q land have been appraised As
tollons, to-wlt; The lI& acre tract At ST5 ~ per
acre and the q Is acre tract at S45 W per acre
Eether can sel Tor less than two thirds Of the ap
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash one third
IN one. and one -thirt In two years Deferred pay
ments 20 be secured by mortgage ON the premises,
aud 10 boar Interest from the day Of sale
y. q. II, DAVIDSON. Shorif.
ii BAGOOrf, Atty. mar ls-dewts
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undeFslgned has bean appointed and qualified
as administTAtIiI OF the estate Of William knAuer
DECEASED, late OF Montgomery County, Ohio
febla-stW MARIA BAkBAhA kNAUBk. q
FxXECUTRLX NOTICE.-NOTICE Is
her,,ij, given that ChIistiana Mentel has been Ap
,Inie,l and qtlill fsd executriN Of the estate Vi
Slaon Asntsl JT, deceased.
WIZ W ~ 'CHRISTIANA MEATEL,
IsUS-stw ExscuuaS Of simon AenteI Decd.
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gsgal
SHERIFF'S SALE

Thirty Eight Acres of Excellent
Bottom Land on Partition.
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wv ASTED---lfERCHAN BANKERS
And Everybody Wanting Good frl1ting done. ~
exaiqlne the work executed a. the KIapIrs steam
Job Rooms. NJ. 10 Main street
NJ TaaGfe rInuof 40
" SITTING GARDSrr7 ..if a.. t.f, ,,..,
nScr' ~ THE EMPIRE ols I7lt4
n Gao +HIHt > Sseun job RoonaN
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Wm. AoiSvs Guardian, Ca,e No 1870 supe.
s.r.b Il ao,st rior CoaTt.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
City Property on Partition,

george Kramer
Louisa sanrapp, i. s. al superior Court
IN PURSC ANCE OF AN ORDER OF
SALE issued BY the Superior Court within and foI
the county Of Montgomery, ami 70 Iue directed.
will o1er at public sale Et the dQor Of the Court
House IN the city of DAYTON,
SATURDAY, APRIL n 1886
Ats O'Clock + ~, the following described Real
Estate tO.Mit: situate In the city of DaytOu
county Of Montgomery, anu state OF Ohio and be.
rug lot No 2 0sl In said city OF Dayton
The above premises have been appraised at one
thousand dollars, aud not sell less than two
thirds Of that amount
Tue above lot il situate on the south side OF
Franklin street opposite the German Catholic
church ON the premises Is a small frame house
containing four or i've rooms
TERMS OF SALE E-one- hird cash one third in
one year, and one third In two years Deferred
payments 20 be secured by mortgage on the prem
tses, and 70 bear interest from das Of sale
%. q. u. DAVIDSON, Sheriff
BAGGOrr 6SIIELhAMkR Att'ys mar lI-dts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-23
CLOTHING BELOW OOSTy
DISSOLUTION.

lHE PARTNERSHIP OF PHILIP
KLoPFER AND DAVID MEYER 10 the CiOeh-
ing business ~ Dayton. under the name OF Philip
said klopfer continues the business ut the old stand
On Thirt street, and will settle up the business
Al claims against he lrm should bo presented 10
said klopfer and persons indebted to the nrm will
please Sall And pay up PHiIdP kL0rfRB,
Jsaaary ~ 1853 T''0 JEn IS -l1d4w
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STEAMSHIPS.
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LKV ERPOOIA.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana aud oueensownto land andembArk EsB
and Passenger taking Cotton and sgping bids Of lading
through of freight hence to St. Petersburg,
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and HAVE. ..,.. -r..
seeage passenger tickets here this line bring
passengarsrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port OF destination may be either fixed ON signing
the bills lading, declared by the holder of the bill
of sdng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus RHordipg the importer tho choice of
markets, ....... ...... af -. --..
VNHE BRFTTsR AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited win dispatch The following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer
LOUISIANA. tous...,.P jausou Captain,
MISSISSIPPI Ill tons Campbell, Captain.
FLORIDA. 1887 .,,..A. Finn Captain.
MISSOURI. 1864 tops....A Hancock Captain.
ARKANSAS Tone 7 Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. .Is2g Vim L. MeBney Capt
GAMBIA 1851 j. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA .l6il tons j, Hairby, Capitals.
BOLIVIAN 1913 tons H p P. Oouohe, Capt
Cabin Passage to liverpool s25 soa OF its equivalent
currency,
For ratea of freight apply TO
HUNTER AsKEw 4 co. a csrondelst street.
Consgues of goods are respectfully desired present
Bills Of Ladng the Office pay their reght and
livery orders for the same.
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Bvfnes-l6 do a d Grieff-2 pkgs mdse Z t1Inador
| DO ] w Goslee-l3 do Henderso,, r. T.oines 81
al / n HYDE &co-lot furniture 1 4 TS,IIs,r5 a. |
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do Row. Sons II Wagly 1q9 sss oorr, u
p tIick,nnr "a rsks bacon aS.s sn NJ sosii 10 10
roiis IootbnT q HaasiI8 ~, 2I RrUSa
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@ i ., S4Sese " ~ ~ borS 70 b
oo w" % t1LA - l epls ~ = 2berbier IA
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Liverpool June ARRIVED, ships Martha Cobb,
Butler; Tea faster, Jones; Emily. Thrussell An
sewell; and stadacona, Cassidy, I'm New Orleans.
Sailed same date Florence Chapman, Jones, for
New Orleans. Entered out, June s, ship Squando,
Jordon, for New orleans.
Malaga, May 30--Arrived, bark Lawrence,
Howes from New Orleans.
Hayre, June 3-Arrived, ImperGtrice Charlotte,
from Mobile Ed Hyman, Neil from Aberdeen
ships Italia and Freedom, from New Orleans
ships David Hoadley and Annie Morse. I'm Mobile.
Matanzas, June l5-In port, bark Ada Y ork,
York up fer New Orleans.
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LOUISVILLE Steamer Nick Longworth-,I95
SKIS bran 50 bbs -four 450 bales hay Bostoek, Grace
& Jones-S hhds tobacco Anderson, Harper &co-
z do Blakemore, Woodbridge &co--2 hhds tobacco
Bell; Harris &eo-4 do Fairehld, Verhoetf & Bling
ham--22 do Gold, Roach eco do j L Glenn--2S
do Howard, Preston & Barrett do Jno b King
"a do Summers & Brannins-4 do B NJ FuFnbull &
oo-lS do G H Smith &co-l do Torain, Mc2ea &
COL do Wilson & Youug-l4 do G Worthington
do l. Gunther-S cases tobacco c B Block &co-
{ hllds tobacco bales cotton Given Watts eco
5 bales cotton 7 Henderson, do John Phelps-9
Pitcher & Barrow-25 do Kirkpatrick, Nevins &co
10 Spyker & Sandidge-S do w Robson--l do TO
j & 6 Cromwell-2 do Woods, Matthews &co--sl
bales hay E II Fairchild &Go-7l bxs cheese tics
bacon Is tcs hams J / Adams &co-20 tes hams AZ
hhds bacon o Bercier &co-l Dbl water J Butler
ir Seo-32l bals spokes Bouton Smith Denmaa
saw B Bodley &co-27 pcs machinery to w L
Oushng-S pigs Edse D West--}0 pkgs bntter to
Fatjo Brunasc5 ties hams 100 sks bran Del
Bondi0-B0 bbls -Four G G Campbell &0O--l28 bbls
meal bbls eggs p S Dusouchet &co-20 bbls of
whisky Forcheimer Bros-50 bxs cheese Grief J
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$3.50 al me rriaelpal Matels.

ST. CHARLES H0TEIsAA Robinson, coast
w. Bisland, Ierrebonne; ] G Stewart and family,
Palestine, Tex; G Il Orion, Baltimore; . Freukle,
city; H + Elderwood New Jersey; McOul-
Tough Mobile; Miss q j Dafner, Miss Prall, Rev
G Levin, New York; Gov r G Wickiiffe, La;
Lieut. G S Lee, Texas; j P Price, Mos Wipper-
ing, N Y; VIM Fisher, =. D Clark, Ohio; w Bo-
gan, 7 Q Winston, Alabama; } f flagg, G e Stew
Srt, Texgs: 4 b Leiiois, 40; 3 NJ Parker, Vicks-
burg; Bignon, city; 3 Peterson, Preston,
KY; John Andrews, La; Mrs i L Shit and child
CITY HOTEL Gill, Attakapas F swain
city; A Smith, J G Smith, Miss captain =
Brennan, Miss; w Meneie, Texas; 3 Anderson
j Nj Temuty II " Leary, Miss p I Fowle, Ia;
j + Howes, Harris Reed, + SIDES ala
hama H Hunyeheilner, W Keller and wife,
WoodEille G Hood, Lake Providence, La W
Religion Captain Christian and wife, j f Howard,
NJ III Rice, Miss Stiles L R Weles and wife,
t. Bruce and daughter, j } Henly, A
Harolvy, @ A Carter, Mrs 7 Haley, Mrs I Spen-
GER E FL Norton, Texas; B MeMaster, 7 Nov
] in and wife, Texas; Lieut. D Terry, Mrs A NJ
Rice and family, Texas; L D Bruner, J P Ghristia
NY e Wakeham, Mrs Enoch, ] NJ Scarf and sis
ter M; J 4 Richardson, J Smith, Philadelphia;
y B Hardy, Kentucky; Mrs s A Keller, Mrs Ml
Angel, G Gibson, P n Harris, J S Hirshfeld.
ST. JAMES H0TELI-B Kilgoer, DIR I A Ketfer
city; MeaTson, Texas; 7 Campbell Mobile;
W Stevens VicksbuTg; g G Williamson, Terry
Miss; Fl Gillum, Goodman, Miss Mrs I Harde
and daughter city; Gourley, Stocket, Miss
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~ t0rtls, Is POrtlsi MISS; " . buLleP ana WIle
Yazoo River; Baker, Brooklyn; G & Hooker
IA Moody, N G; w S Moody, Miss; G R Gray
hill, Ga; w D Foster, Aberdeen, Miss; P
Reynolds, city; Fl Palmer and wife; J T MART
and wife, Jefferson City, Nc; Rev E g Smedes
Clinton, La; Grossmayer, Galveston; R Hardie
m Y; ] NJ Maxwell j W Bagadale, Texas; Mrs
G Organ, Miss R NJ Organ, Mrs q Bore, BastroI
Texas; D f March, Chapel Hill, Texas; G Levi
and daughter, Houston; Mrs Price; Mr. 0rgair
Bastrop, Texas; DR. Spath and family, Gonzales
Texas; + Hoomes, Galveston.
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MATAMOROS-Br schr Sea Bird-2S4 bbls -four
1900 SKIS corn 100 bXs starch 500 SKIS oats 10 bbs
potatoes 5 do onions tcs lard 10 kegs lard and
sundries
Notwithstanding Mexioo-27GS SKIS corn %
bbls beans IL ties hams Is ties lard q kegs lard so
pkgs mdse
SkUOEA-steamship Lizzie-Sundry mdse
APALaCHICOLA-S Steamship Florida 326 bbls
-four 26 bbls pork 4 bbls whisky % esks bacon
clio SKIS corn
ST louis Steamer Commonwealth bxs
SMEAR Na tf.f 'F'aa
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New York, June 2l-Cleared steamship Raleigh,
Walker, for New Orleans. Arrived, brig Stephen
Duncan, 10 days from Indianola.
Boston, June l9-Arrived, bark Joshua Loring,
Loring, from New Orleans.
Baltimore, June l6-Arrived steamship Cuba,
vana,
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Reeelptn by RAILROAD.

N. O., ]. & G. N. R. Rune 27-2O bales of
cotton Merritt, Durham, McKinnell &co-5 do to
Friedlander & Gerson-S R POWELL R Pritch.
ards Payne, Huntington &co-2 Battle, Noble &
Cob Summers & Brannins-l do Stewart Bros
Il 1926 feet lumber Chandler-l5,0 4O do Jno P
Baker, cars cattle and sundries to order-Total
81 bales cotton
N. o., o. i G. ". R. Rune $3.50 hides
rolls leather bag hair to Montague & Carloss-54
SKIS potatoes Gerard-299 head cattle and sun,
dries to order =
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ArTTVeU 4 eaIeFUiNNe
Steamship W q Hewes, Austin, from Indianola via
Galveston, to G Harris-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
N Longworth, Irwin, from Louisville.
Atlantic. Thomasson from st Louis.
D Hnde, Forgay, from St Martinsvile.
Henry Ames, Crawford, from st Louis
Nina SHINES, GreatAouse, from Bayou Sara.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
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Rarine gnteIIt9enre.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. "a CAMP STREET,
Thursday, June %, 1866.
Cleared Yesterday.
Br steamship Mexico, Pendexter, for Havana,
II Hall eco
Steamship Lizzie, Weber, for Pensacola,
Merritt Dunham McKinnell Geo
Florida, Blakeney, for Apalachicoa,
Post & Hobby
Steamer Commonwealth, Lloyd, for st Louis.
Br schr Sea Bird Smith, for Matamoros,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
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rn,parts ve.tsrdav.

NDIANoLA AND GALvEsFON-stea
w Hewes-I bale wool Link $1,000 silver
Sl08l0 gold and sundries to Order-2l2 head cattle
McQuGid, Mehle eco
MOBILE Steamer Louise-Sundries to order
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BelOw-ComIne Up.

Rush bark Nystadt, Ntberg, from Bordeaux, 14th
May, to Couture Bros
Ship Lewis Henry, Tegeler, from Marseilles, 10th
March