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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-05-17

The Newberry Herald Of yesterday announces
the death of Dr. George W. Glenn; which took
place at his residence near the village, on last
Sunday, in the s4th year of his age. He was an
amiable, intelligent gentleman, beloved by the
whole community, and.many years represented
Newberry in the State Legislature.
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The, citizens Of Columbia held q meeting on
Wednesday last and adopted resolutions appoint
ing q committee to collect testimony in regard to
the burning Of Columbia. The eyidence will be
placed on record against the valiant General who
thus devastated far city and left hundreds Of
women and children homeless and dosolate.
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q Robberies are Of frequent occurrence in
skia asicinpge. Weregret tollearn, that on Monday
night last the smoke-honse of Capt. WM. NsvITr,
tteee milea eastsof Anderson, was broken into and
fwalty-dIsspe pecimsns his neat-curing abstracted
thsrefron This is a.wholesalo enterprise, and can
doubtless be traced to the proper quarter.
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ANDERSON, s. C., May is, 1866.
Cotton.-Fair demand for this article, NTH prl-
ces ranging from Is to 20 cents in currency.
Gold, 1876 K g.s4s ~ = l:iz 8, = :
CHARLESTON, May IA.
The cotton. market on Saturday quiet and un- :
changed Sales of $50 bales, at from 20 to- 81
cents for better grades
AUGUSTA, May e. :
Fair demand, with light stock. ouotatiOnsfreps
81 to 20 cents. .sss
NEW YORK. May IA.
Cotton frm-quoted at "a to 36 cents. salos
for the week were 10000 bales at 10 declineof enc
half cent per pound, closing dull. Gold 80s.
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ALL combined in SHAW s. sCLARKB.S new and
improved SEWING MACHINES, o sample. Of
which will be exhibited at the Store Of SHARPE d
FAINT for three days, opening Tuesday, May %,
These Machines surpass all othersin their range
and capacity--working from the sligltess to the
heaviest fabrics with equal ease and ReStRess. ;a
Price, complete-Thirty Dollars.
CLARENCE McCARTNA, Agest. :
May II, 1866 4S . g.
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tion, which, after brief address, by Mr.: Chan
dler, in vindication of his course was agreed to,
by vote ofyeas72. nays so:
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Thursday Morning, May l7th, 1866

From the NeSberry Herald we learn that
the Presiding Elder, Reg. S. H. BnowsE, wiltmeet
thseaastsrly Conference for esAndersonss
end airenit at the Methodist hurch in this Village
on Saturday and Sunday next, Goth i,isls.
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Npnttaa.

MARRIED, on the banks of the Tugaloo Riysr,
on Sunday the 29th of April, by the Rev. Jesse
Brown, Mr.. THOMAS N. RICHARDSON and Misa
ELy1nA E. VAspIvER, oil of this District.
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Bsu OrIsars Wlorep Nlarket.
OFFICE, No 81 gAnp STREET.,
- 1shurGdasz Er.rt,isatz Mnrch % la66 i.

CREsGENr OrFfcR. No. ~ CAMP STRREf, }
Thursday Evening. March %. 1866.
The movement IN financial circles has disclosed
variation of kId that calls for special netics Gold ruled
throughout yesterday Some trng sales effected
q exceponsl fgares but the principal TRANSFERRED
within The d previous quotations The market
ansTIy supplied from the opening the close and the
demand, which at no time active or heavy,
resulted u TIE following sales, 5000 5000
$1,000 " 1874 5000 and sI0eoo l25 $1,000, $1,000
5000 5000 5000 $500, 5000 $1,000 $500 $1,000
$1,000 o. I26; 5000 $780, $4,000 5000 1t I2e;
$6 90 and $50 005 At 1863 The silver
~ been coin # ll9sls west
quote Gold l26@l2 and Silver at 12@123 for American
coin, and i26@l27 for Mexican dollars n
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-The movement in Foreign Bills
disclosed increased hrnness today, small
have effected slight yesterday
prices The pressure gatherings the market Of
restricted while the demand was
Ansd limited number Of buyers than hereto
1he sxles of the day confined the subjoined
anaunts yiz asooo s5ooo and $1,000 at 1855, Eaooo
" iSk@lstR $500 At Ia320ls514, s3ooo and fa5oO
n ls5 fzoQo at Isf5ss. 10000, sold BY broker
Il two lots At 1875 faoO ~ 1885, and
Elg0 cold r Gold at 1903 The sales Of Francs show
Increase andincude at 226 600 and
4221zf, sS40a the in three lots 25f
$4,000 bank 26a and 10 e0of at
The closing this evening are for Bank Sterling
49, @1 Clear Bills l3i@l3s Bill of Ladng Bills
Isa0sS Rank Frames 4IbfG4l7as and ont door Francs
DoAESTfc ExGHANGE--Thcr is no variation of any
kind e notes Domestic Exchange Offerings. though
scted ample for the demand, and tue sales
to-day have been sohAued 10 tho subeined amounts,
4ao 1000 I'D xoGooo; New York sight at u % cent
discount and $00poo and Stl5,0oo 1905 p cent
discount 900 s3o 900 sS50eD one day sight q u
eent discount and ssscoo dirty days u IL y cent di.
STOCKS AND BONDS movement Id of every
Kind aaost wholly neglected private attract
attention, but Tho general RIM fad no buyers Sales
nce on last have been restricted $1,000 bond Of the
Opslousas Railroad Company shares stock Of the
If
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noasses 80 bbs ermenting brought eeo y
gallon. There but little movement in the pFodaeten o.
Cube with sale to-day OF 60 boxes No ls ~ i @ ~
WESTERN PReDUCE-The market for fiour = an', a.'
weak purchasers holding off anticipation Of large
Corn is in good demand while Oats and Bran are eus n
low will be found the particulars Of 'ae DAY oos
! ness
PToJ1RTbe tran sacons were confined to 500 bills, Of
h, ,n M, 1o snperhne sold at IS e 100 unbranded at
a. ps m do at s. So 100 merits at So 100 do at $40
100 low ex,ra at $40, and 80 extra al sl2 y Dbl
cnRN-paces exhibit further advance of fully DC, .
bushe with sales Of some aeV SACKS az eoe er anu
| a5aQc q bushel for white
pATSWe heard OF only = lew small lots having changed
4 hands, at Soc o bGshel
BgAN-Alo. of las sacks was disposed 81 40 q 100
PRoYISIoNSWe continue to notice only iobhns
with occasionally round lot being sold. The supply is
amply sufficient to meet the demand both for Pork
Bacon Below viii be found the condition Of our market
PoRKDeaers are supplying the demand at SIS oo@$2s
3 Dbl. for weight mess
BAGoNWe quote shoulders at Is1s9l4e. ribbed sides
l6@lBsc backboneess lie, clear sides %
ARD-The market has been quiet at Booze. for prime
tierces and 23c H. in kegs for retail lots To-day 10
Of 125 kegs disposed Of at 2i2c. sF ss-sA
c0FFEE-Dealers supplying the demand at CSC. 70
ordinary 952ssc fer fair and Soc y b., currency, for prm
Rio. 4A5,ss
EsCULENTs-Pctatoesa selling at S. Apples at sS@i
. bbi while Onions merely nominal .-..
WHISKY-The market is very quiet small parcels selnt
occasionally at So 2o@S2 81 u gallon for reetifed
SUNnRIESWe quote Western Butter at 25@a5c, Goshen
do 45@4sc q b. Northern and Western Cheese at 2l@ac
English dairy at27c q NJ Star Candles, full weight s5c
short weight 2l@23c y n stch 5@l3c and Soap il9ioc.
an. 5'5zIs yss..gsysss lsis .
FREIGHTS-Owing the abundant offerings OF steamship
coastise reights by sailing vessels cannon
reported much better than nominal The rate Ior
New York by steam. is and to Boston Nc y D. ffesn
agents for Cotton by sailing the aooSe
The by steamship Id l ~ vssses
the rate to Liverpool rather and to Havre
IAxfa
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HEarrlage Of Gen. cheatham



The marriage, last evening, at the Prasbyterian
Church, uf Gen. B. r. Cheatham to Miss Anna
Robertson, daughter Of III. B. Robertson, Esq, a
wealthy retired merchant Of this city, Was,one Of
the happiest, as it was one Of the most imposing.
events Of the season. It was an occasion to be
remembered, and had been looked forward to with
deep interest, haying been for weeks previous the
absorbing topic Id select circles, and much can
vassed BY the local paTagraphists. Ssf
There could not have been less than eighteen
hundred persons present 10 the body Of the church,
which q sn1fciently capacious to seat fifteen hun
bred Tho seats were closely illsd, and the aisles
Of the church, and the gallery and doorWays were
thronged with spectators. H 4s#
The ceremonies opened with an organ. voluntary
from The organist, Professor Henry Wsherafo 81
E Esther, Z sung BY the choir as the wedding pro
4 cession entered the church and moved doHn the
aisles 10 the altar.
Inside the altar railing, with The bishop, Who
was 10 perform the marriage service, the ki4ht
Ray. Ghas. n Quintard, were seated me Hon. J9nn
Bell, Judge Robert Il. Garuthers, the venerable
John NJ. Hill, Esd, and the Rev hs r. Bunung-
hy tfs lift aisle, folIowed by tle bride, richly but
plainly stirred IN dress of white satin. with white
lace WI, leaning npon The arln Of. her father.
The bridegroom; attlred il suit Ct PLAIN black
1sry attrsd, entered BY the aisle on the right and
alI stood together near the chanceT rail- where
they we're received BIZ the Bishop in full canonicas.
Ihe beautiful eng impressive marriage seFEiee
GHAASH vi
bride being given away By her father, and the
bridegroom Receiving her at bis hands, plighting
his trath and seniing the marriages VOW with a
golden ring. The most religious silence was OBJ
served while the ceremony was performed, and
after the benedction the audience remained seated
nntiithe bridal party passed out by the aisle from
the church, to the measure Of q Joyous wedding
march by the organist and then tile guests grada-
ally dispersed. 8ssa
subsequently the invited guests reassembled at
reception at the residence Of Mrs. Clark, given
in honor Of the event, where the festivities were
kept upto q late hour.
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'4tu 0rlaalls Daily Greste,,t,
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1865.
From the Metropolitan Record. i

Fill me d trimming breaker up,
or the red Burgnndian wine, i
0fsthn burning Burgundian vine
Let the bubbles burst from the lip of the cup,
Der this frozen heart of mine;
A heart that Is numb, d heart that is dumb, rs 4
That sleeps and gives no sign.
For the fiery blood Of the purple grape
Shall band the chill of mine,
And youth come back at the potent spell
OF the great magician, wine 4
Sing me q wild and Wildefing song,
A song Of the olden times ss,s
OF the olden, golden time VA. ID, i,
When the laughing years as they danced aiohgs
Rang out q glorious chime, j. -
OF hope and of youth, Of love and OF trath 2 s Y
And oil that Is sublime -
For the qnickening soul ~ the melody
Shall scatter the shade from mine,
And the buried hopsse the past shall leap
Once more To The Light divine \
Give de q long and lingering kiss,
Thou n,sfti 81 the starry eye,
az The DARK aad star Y eye
Throurh NV waking VEINS let the thrill of bliss
Lies flssh electric fly, Al # 55i9ss5f3 Il Is 4
And III burning roll DER my yearning soul
HE levin Ger the sky. Is sg55
For the answering heart Of q maiden fair
Shall ravish the griefs from mine, II
And 8 passion pure as the oiden love.
With the olden love shall twine
FoRsYrHE coprry, N. G., Feb. 10, 1866
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MANA negro, whose name could not be ascer-
tanned, was onnd ii Court Square early on satur-
day morning, in q dying condition, and the i'm
fortunate man soon after expired. An inquest
was held BY Esquire Creighton, and a verdict ne.
turned a that the deceased came to his death BY
exposure Alas, poor Guilty I Your freedom
seems, sometimes, only to cpnfe the privilege Of
dying ID the open square Of q large city, with
none to care for or relieve your wants
IL Appeal II
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The Pail Mall Gazette asserts that the United
States government Is negotiating with the Greek
government for the purchase of an island in the
Hgean Archipelago, to be used as anayal and
commercial depot. & fs4 3ss E
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Steamship C Harris, Fowler, for Galveston
G Harris
Steamer Mary Conley, English for Mobile, Master
Steamer Luminary, Fuller, for St Louis, Master
NIX schr Louise, Mcpherson for Matanzas, Master
Schr Belle, Howes, for Matanzas, in ballast,
%s@ ~ y Halves 4 Bowen
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK Mali. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
EoE NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE
new and splendid sidewheei steamships-
MORNING STAR. 400 tous. .Howes, Commander.
EVENING STAR. .20l5 TONS. H L. Quick Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 1896 tons. Berry, Commander
E1S1Sa stAh...... ESQ tons. Nelson, Commander.
For New York Direct.
The new and hrst.class steamships
MISSIsSlPPI... 1890 tons Sumner Commandinr
MERRIMACAv 1900 tons, .Yansiee, Commanding
MARIPoSA. 1900 tons. - Commanding.
MONTEREY ......... 1900 tons - Commanding.
The new and frst.cass sidewheel steamship
Evening Star. .s s.,.- T.
....| QUICK, Commander,
VIII leave the corpanys wharf front of jackson Square,
on SUNDAY, 18th inst at JAM, for New York, above
having been detained by Quarantine.
The Line is composed Of the largest and elegant
ships which nave bu in this country any
ne They are in every respect fitted for service
upon which they Their accommodations
ar sxcsed by those upon any other steamers in the world
sa- Passage reduced
Freight will be received the Companys warehouse the
landing ames during business hours, and the Company
rates for freight will always be made low as by other
line.
For freight or passage apply to
J. N. COURTENAY, Agent.
33Carondelet street.
FOR NEW YORK.
CRoMWELL'S N. Y. AND N. Q. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail MONDAY, March Goth, at Pm.
avn
steamship
General Grant,
E. W. HOLMES, Commander, g
will her wharf, of Toulouse street, Second District
as above
First Cabin Passage ......,..................S68
Second Cabin Passage $50
For freight passage apply to .- a.
ALFRED MouLToN Al Carendelet street.
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At Quarantine.
Brig Derby, Rogers, from Cienfuegas, to Avet
schr j G Hertz, Gray, from Havana, I'd inst
Steamship Cuba, Wilson, from Baltimore It'll inst,
via Havana 10th, to Creevy, Nickerson &co
Steamship Tappahannock, Williams, from Apa5
lachieola, 10 i N Merritt
BIZ schr Village Gem, .Golding, from Havana, to
master .-
Bark Fanny, -, from Matanzas, to Murisou
Brig Eaton, from Havana, to B Murson eco
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis 81 -.
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 81 at 5o'alock p. n.
Steamer HENRY WON PHUL-JAMES ALLEN Master
..i P. T. BURKE, CLERK.
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, EGG s
Il Point, treenyie Lake Providence, Millikens Bend,
Lake Washington Grand Lake Ashton Vcsbure Naehes,
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all inter
mediate landings.
above packet will take freight and passengers for Yazoo
river with the privilege of eshppng first class packets at
Vcksburg For freight passage apply on board or to
JEO. E. HYDE & CO, Agents,
il5 Common street.
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Receipts by Railroad.

N. o.. j. & G. N. R. R-March 22-26 bales
cotton j r Powell-l0 do T H 81 n Aliens do
Payne, Huntington &co-s Carroll Hoy Geo. do
R i Lucket &co-4 w Tullis-22 Kern Sherer
10 NJ j Smith eco s Ably &co-9 do Thos M
Scott &eo--f5 P Harrison q Son-5 to Lindsey &
Halsmith--2 Neus Il Scherck-2 Warren & Craw-
ford-Total l2S bales cotton e5 l
n. o., o. l. q. W. R. R.-March 22-5 bales
cotton Darby, M,suton &ce--2e hhds sugar and ~
bbls molasses MSiitenherger-22 bbls niolasses to
4 Koehereau &eo---l bale bagging Dnpre & Csc
sks cotton seed Block Bros--1o4 bbls potatoes L
Sarle-50 hides A Ga5se--suudries to order-Totai
bales cotton 20 hhds sagar 40 bbls malasses
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imports Yesterday.

IL bales cotton Jno L Hardie SEQ do W Tullis
Ethel & Thomas-2O Campbell & Strong-4O do
Total II bales cotton G
GALVESTON Steamship Palmyra-24 bales of
cotton $50 head cattle to order-260 bxs tobacco
Nelson s. Colvin
NEW YORK-Ship Persia-2l00 bales Of hay to
order
sMOBIIE-Steamer Frances bales cotton to
Winston, Morrison &co-55 do to order-1 case of
tobacco Lichtenstein Bros-sundres to order-To-
tai SIS bales cotton ~ s-g.Ii
CAMDEN (Me)-2sO0 bbls lime 70 bales hay to
Thorndyke & Norton
ZERA (Guba)-Bug Ncean Waye-412 hhds su-
gar l4O ties do to order @ ,....
INTERCOURSE Thos Harward-Astd mdse
BORDEAUX-Fr bark Bon Fils-Astd mdse
g@
Conslgnees.
Adams Express-AtIantic and Miss s Cob An
tognini--J I Adams &co-B & J Administrator &
Myers-Abraham & Goldsmith-Avet & Cambon-
T II 81 M Allen Adler Easy &co-G Brown
Aston & Fournier-G w Banker &co-J G Blohm
6 T Buddeeke-W & G BIanchard-B Blanchard &
Guitet-J L Bach &co-Booth &co-Blelocls eco
Bloom, Cert & Myer-D Blum s. Frank-Bloom 4
MeyerLBlun Stern &co-F Bauer-G Bodet-
j A Braselman-- Bloomfield & Steele Bowman
& Bro-A E Blaekmar-Burto Smith & D-Brisac
& Blum-A Brousseau &coBowles & FRANKIE L E
Sonnett-S Blessing-Miss s Boutron--F Beiden
W Fl Buckmaster-W r Bel-Valentine Barkes-
j Brun-J J Bonnafe-Bryan,f Stratton &co-J W
Burbridge &co-Buckner, Newman &co-E Brown
Payne, Huntington &co--A Cochran--B e. w
Croner-B Z Castendyk-W CLEARLY II Carter
L Cresson-G usachs & Ogden-P ] Christian Geo.
Cummings, Brown &co-C Collier--Cohn 4 Blum
J M Contemplation & Wilson Cohen 4 Pnck-
Carlson & Marks--Cohen & Endel--J Duntze
j Chafe 81 Bro---F DelB & jackson
A Dfez-Jules A Dejean-A Dunbar-H Davis
P Dwyer-D Dillingham; & Deblois-E Durand-C Glenn
Davoine--Don Carlos-Darcy & Wheeler-Rev 3
| Duffy-Aavs. Sewell &co--F Duconge-Wiam
Durbridge-Drake & Marhham-W Dauphne--A
Eagan-E Ezekiel-Elliott McKeeyer-E Eichel-
Observation-Disclosures & Haber-Forcheimer Bros
M Friedman &eo--J Flemming-T Fitzwilliam--F
Fabre--G Fosdick--Folger &co-Fairchild Geo.
l. Fix-Francke & Danneel-A French-B Finke
Fischer & Rose-Fatjo, Marks &co-Fatjo g. Bru-
naso-Garthwaite, Lewis & Stewart-E Giquel--W
Golding--Frank i Darwin Goldstein-H Gold.
man-D Gorren-M Gillespie-Gueble s. Goursand
Girard & Couteux-L Grunewald-J NJ Could
GuiIlant & Gritfin--Given Watts &co-Guilbaux &
Geiffers-J a Gresham w Goslee--J Galliyer.-
A Guesnard-- g. Levy-A D Grieff-
Grief 81 Byrnes--G F & Bro-F Humphrey-M S
Hedrick-S W Hoyt &co--Jno 7 Hardie &ce--Jos
Hayne-H Henderson, Peale &co-W H Hunt-He-
bert s. Escousse-J P Harrison 4 SonAH Haller-
D II Holmes-B Hans-Hedden & Meader-Hey-
man & Sofer-Hohinan & Marks--C G D Holle-
Jno Hurley-F A Haber &co-S Hickey-Hag-
gertv Bros-Stewart, Hyde &co-Hogan & Patton
C Harris-Horter, Peterson g. Fenner-EM Ivens
&co-E Hart 6sco--F Janfroid-Mrs G Juegner-
g 3 Kensler-J Kaiser e Jaubert-J y tombstone
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Steamship Gen Grant, Holmes, from New York,
10th inst. to A MouIton--2d district
Steamship Palmyra Hoyt, from Galveston. to
:, CIeevy, nickerson &co-lst district l6
master-Point -=T
Ship Thos Harvard, Strickland, from Liverpool,
9th JAN to master-4th district
Fl bark Bon Fills, Privat, from Bordeaux, to mas
ter-2d district 26 A 81 s5.1
schr Talbot, Packard, Camden, (Me,) to Thorn
dyke & Norton-Point
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP coMPA
NYs BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL
TOE MEMPHIS, CAIRO, ST. LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE
One of the following boats wil leave EVERY
EVENING, from the coapapy's wharf, ii Benyile
street,
Pauline Carroll, W. Il, Arthur,
Mary Z. Forsyth, Mollie Able,
Atlantic, Juita,
NTississippfp Ida Handy,
Continental, Olive Branch,
Ruth, Luminary,
Edward Walsh, lady Gay,
City of Memphis, j. g. snon.
For freight, or through tickets all points North or
East, apply ut the Company's Office,
lo4 COMMON STREET, opposite City Hotel.
O. S. MAIL LINE.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leaves FRIDAY, 23d inst, at 8 P. N.
TOE ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS VICES
mediate landingsThe and splendid passenger steamer
Bzississtppi, G. A Dr4yo master, NJ D. Conda. oleEh,
street. FOR FsSD Or passage 1gD$ Ssss
l04 Common street, opposite the City otel
Through tickets to all Northern and Eastern cities sold at
the Agents ettce.
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CAMDEN. TRENTON. ETC

Leaves every SATURDAY, ats P.
REGULAR WEEKLY OUACHITA PACKET.
ETDR TRENTON, MONROE, OUACaiTA CITY.
SerliHE's Landing Coumbia baTisonbHrg and all inter
mediate landings Black aud ouacAa RYerSThe fast side
wheel paSSeu steamer
Wick shurg,
JOHN W. T0BIF, Master, G. PREGS WORK, Clerk,
will leave above. This connects every M0tdRy
Alice for Bayou Macon and feaRs Same day
connects with Idnh0t for all landings BuR River
On Tuesday with Swan all landings haYou
pAtbonne; with Miruow for all landings Bayou
Bartholomew ana Saline River.
Shippers rely the above connections and that their
freights will go through without delay the lowest through
rates, For freight or passage Amply on hoard orio
HITE 4 MURDOCH, 81 Gravier street,
Passengers taken for alt Coast Landings
VIRGlNIuS C. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
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Mariile gntelligenre.
Cleared Yesterday

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP sTRkEr, /
Friday, March %, 1865. 5
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/ misunderstanding I Harris-300 bbls
-four 50 bbs whisky 800 SKIS corn and sundries
BILE-Steaner Mary Coniey-13 blixwhis-
ky 8 hhds sugar Dbl do SKIS coffee and sNhdries
st LOUIS-Steamer Luminary-6O0 bXs sugar
MATANzAS-Mx sehr Louise-2l0 empty bbls
Is enpty hhdl
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CINCINN A.TI.
BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 4. and every SATUR.
..... DAY at5P. NJ
NOR BATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMTEE,I DONALD
sonville and all new and superb
sdewheel steamer Monsoon, Heno master, j. G. Ebauo
clerk will leave Gboye Returning she will leave Baton
Rouge every SUNDAY at p. NJ, and THURSDAY ut P.
For freight passage apply To :
LEONCE BAYHI, l6 Bisnyillc 1t.
The Monsoon will take freight for all landings Bayou La
fourche
Shippers are responsible for payment Of freight
,-ra vIRGfNIUS @. DEETzEL, Advertising Agent.
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ReIow-Cosning Up

Steamship Huntsville Crocker, from New York,
18th inst, to G A Fosdick f ga
Bark Alliance, Wolier, from Lamlash, Jan Goth,
to master w
Ship Zenoba, -, from Boston, via Apalachi-
cola, in ballast. to G w Hynson Geo
Schooner Howard D Adams, from Brazos
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GALVESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE
SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
Leaves FRIDAY, 23d inst, at A. M.
EoR GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-
The iron steamship
i. G. Harris,
cHAs. FOWLER, Commander
will leave for the above ports foot Of Julia street. carrying
freight and passengers above
Passage to Galveston
Passage to lndanHla. 80
Freight to Texas one-half Of usual rates.
l. O. HARRIS Agent
Corner Camp and Common Streets
Bills lading will be signed at the agents Office
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE OF
sIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS.
Leaves on SUNDAY, March 25th at O'Clock A.
EOEk GALVESTON AND INDIANOKA-
The new and elegant iron steamship -
Austin.
VIM. SCRTMGEOgR, Commander
weave for the above ports from foot Of Julia street, carrying
freight and passengers as above.
Passage to Galveston. S1S
Passage to Tndianola 70
Freight to Texas one half of usual rates.
For freight or passage apply to -
Corner Camp and Common Streets
Bills of adng will be signed at the AGENTS office.