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The Shasta courier., 1866-08-18

Being the most commodious and thoroughly saie
Store House in Northern California. Having Pra- ~
shased Of Hinchman Co. their business, ana re,
ceiving the personal assurance from the princpaft
shippers with the old frm) OF the CONT LA o;ve
Their busines. with us, will be prompt. ana ele
c.raf,l attention to all business intrusted TO oar
care SO as to merit their approval and GOOD "n ~.
Red Bluff. March ~. 1885.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-18
Board of supervisors--August Torn.

Board met at 8 o'clock, P. NJ, August 9th
Preseat-Henry Jones and D. F. Lack.
Petition of citizens of Piety Hill, apt
Roaring River. praying for the establishment
of public road, rejected.
Petition for change in the Millville scho o
district rejected.
Hospital Report accepted, and Auditor
ordered to issue warrants for amounts therein
specified.
Ordered, that Auditor issue warrants or
General Fund to pay-C. L. Danielson, $50
A. P. Ladd, S704 46; C. L. Danielson, 50
D. Lynch. S29 62 DIR. Shurtlef, $40; D.
Bystle, Ss.
Ordered, that Auditor issue warrants or
Contingent Fund to pay J. NJ. Manasse. sec
so; NJ. X. Gilbert, SIS Peter Wilhelm. SIG
c. C. Bush & Co.. 81 So.
Ordered, that Treasurer pay, from any
moneys in his hands belonging to the State
A. P. Ladd, s479 "a Geo. D. Forbes, s9l
13.
On petition. portion of Township No.
annexed to Township No. 6.
On application, certain bond given on
purchase of school land by D. c. Johnson, J
V. Scott and j. E. Burton, was annulled. =
Same order in case of. bond given by j. S
Follansbee, John Freeland and John Drei
belbis.
Warrants ordered drawn on General Fund
to pay w. E. Hopping, S495 80 W. L. Car
ter. $3.50; J. S. Follans5ee. SIS; W. E
Hopping, sl66; ]. V. Scott. $50 20; Johr
j. Conmy, SIG %; DR.. Shurtleff, s.; DR.
Briceland, S. Geo. D. Forbes, Sl33 81 c.
Mcdonald, S75 L. Laventhal, $40 25; D
F. Lack, SO; Henry Jones, S33 Charlie.
Mcdonald, $3.50.
Warrants ordered drawn on Contingent
Fund to pay J. NJ. Manasse, S5; A. Grote
fend, 81.
Ordered, that Treasurer transfer from
County to Contingent Fund 5000.
Ordered, that Treasurer be authorized tt
receive and receipt for warrant from Con
troller of State, for $l313 Al.
'""' '"o 0ouhty prlntlnS Dt
awarded to John j. Conmy, for one year.
The sum of 5000 was granted Tor the pur
pose of making the bridge across Clear Greek
at Horsetown, free bridge, conditionally.
Auditor ordered to issue warrants on Gen
eral Fund to pay jurors who served at JULY
term of County Court.
Ordered, that the iron doors and windows
of the Court House be closed every evening.
Treasurer Report accepted and placed or
| file.
Bid of a. Grotefend for furnishing sup
plies for Hospital, accepted.
Bid off, " Scott, for boarding prisoners
accepted.
| Warrant ordered drawn on Treasurer
Salary Fund.- to pay f. B. Chandler, $500 81
Warrant ord sred drawn on General Fund
to pay F. B. Chandler, STA 0S.
Sheriff ordered to have Court House roo
repaired.
REDEMPTION FUND.
J. V. Scott, s55 20, at COZ.
Benz. Shurtleff, $50. at IS.
r. Isaacs & Bro, 1882 04. at 752.
r. Isaacs & Bro. S42l Ga, at 754.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-18

MONTGOMERY BLAIR declared in recent
speech at Reading. Pennsylvania, that a
Radical victory in October would result in
civil war. Hostilities would be brought
about by the Northern Democracy siding
with the South in getting up an opposition
Congress. The loyal public have reason to
thank him for his candor.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-18

THE post mortem examination of little
girl, eleven years old, who died in Bethle-
hem, Connecticut. revealed the fact that her
death was caused by particles which had
been bitten from her finger nails They
were swallowed, and sticking into the sides
of her stomach caused liberation, and death
a,sre1
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-18

THE wonderful occurrence of procession
stuting at the advertised time was observed
in Philadelphia on the Fourth. General
Hancock, who managed the affair, put ut
the bottom of his order the words, '' The
line will move at the hour above named,
whether you are ready or not" 1t did move
and everybody was ready.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-18
STOPsTHAT COUGHING /!

9 COME OF YOU CAN'T, AND WE PITY
- you. You have tried every remedy but the
ONE destined, by its intrinsic merit, to supercede
all similar preparations. it is not surprising you
should be reluctant to try something else after the
many experiments you have made of trashy COM
pounds fosted on the public as certain cure; but
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-18
Special Notices

Es- The Best Remedy for Purifying the
Blood, Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring
the Lost Appetite, is
FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA
1t is the best preservative against almost any
sickness, if used timely. Composed of herbs only
it can be given safely to infants. Full direction in
English, French, Spanish, and German, with every
package. TRY IT!
For sale at all the wholesale and retail drug
stores and groceries.
EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent, 40 Clay street.
ie20:1y San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1866-08-18

va Hope for the Af1icted.-In another part
of this paper will be found the advertisement of the
celebrated Institute established by DR.. j. c..
YOUNG, in 1850 In this age of deceit and char.
to them where they of obtaining the wished
for relief and Under the of the skillful
Doctor the sick and troubled divest themselves
of their burdens of pains and shame lay aside their
cross, and secure health and happiness. If you
are sick OF in trouble do not hesitate. Read the
advertisement and follow the advice Do not for
get the number nor the manner of directing your
letter. CONSULTATION OFFICE, $40 Washing
ton street, San Francisco.
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zw gneaua gully CFesen Cuesaag apruluo sutg H. 1865

hiity Capt. J. NJ, White is in command, and
Messrs, Ayles and MoYay are the clerks.
CAMELIA FOR. THE WATERING PLAoEs.-This
new, fast and splendid low pressure passenger
packet leaves the Lake end on the arrival of the
A. NJ. train Of cars for the above. Capt. A. P.
Boardman is in command, and Mr.. John otway is
the efficient purser.
PAULINE CARRoLI-AHantic and Mississippi
Steamship Co.'S Line U. s. Aaa PdoGet--for 81.
LoiGs-This large, elegant and favorite passenger
packet in command of Capt, H. l., White, and Mr.
J. H. Hogue clerk, leaves this evening ats O'Clock
for the above, connecting at Memphis, Cairo and
St. Louis withthe railroads for all points East and
West. Her cabin is large, and her staterooms
fitted up with every convenience, while she never
fails TO take her passengers through on time
She is staunch, fleet and perfect as a passenger
packet and enjoys widespread popularity as
safe and reliable boat.
Henry AHEs FOR ST. LOUIS Merchants and
Peoples Line.-This magnificent and fast passen-
ger packet, in charge of Capt. Thos. L. Crawford
as commander and Mr.. Geo, A. Williams as clerk,
leaves this evening at . o'clock, for Memphis,
Garo and st. Louis, connecting with all the rail-
roads for all points East and West. To travel on
o safe, reliable and speedy steamer-one supplied
with all the improvements, and differed by oour-
teous and attentive gentlemen, who know how to
make their guests feel at home--we say to travel
thus is pleasure and pastime Now, if there
be any in this city who wish to enjoy this luxury,
we advise them to engage passage on the Amea
to-day.
FoR THE WATERING PLAcEs.-The fine, fast low
| pressure steamer Creole, Captain Charles Walker
commanding, and Mr.. Sam Green, clerk, leaves as
above to-day, on the arrival of the A NJ. train Of
cars, Pontchartrain railroad Agents, Leach
Perkins, corner of Carondelet and Gravier streets
LOUISE FOR MoB1Lr.-This fine, new, low pres
sure packet, in command of Capt. Hopkins
leaves today from the Lake end of the Pontchar.
train Railroad for the above named place, at II
M. Agent, I. G. Harris, corner Of Camp and
/ Common streets.
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Imports Yesterday.

Notwithstanding Mexico (at Quarantine y
40 bxs sugar Yillaruba-3 cases mdse r S Dias
do p Thompson &eo-S cases cigars E Troisgros
do Arnold do Fernandez & Yila-2 do Jos
SaDtini-5 do Jose Magi--l do NJ A de Lizardi-2
do A Chaflroix-3 do S Hernsheim
APALACHIC0LA-St Steamship Beaufort-36 bis
cotton Merritt, Durham, MeKiunell &cu-23 do to
Wood, Low & Ludwigsen--5 do F F Mitchell ace
sundries to order-Total Ga bales cotton
APALACHIC0LA-St Steamship Tappahaunock-
% bales cotton Merritt, Durham, McKinnell Geo
81 do G Taylor do Shannon, Lewis &co--9 do
axis wool 2 beer bbls I F Mitchell &co-sundries
to order-Total 81 bales cotton
KEY WEST via T0RTUGAS-Steam Flori-
da-6 bales cotton Post Hobby-sundries to or.
der
NEW Notwithstanding Sheridan-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Brig Jua-Astd mdse
RUATAN-Br schr GeneYa-FFut to order
M0BILB-Steamer Louise-Sundries to order
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mant-G Matleyille-Payne, Huntington &oo-
Person Relps-G w RObenstick-M Reiman
Rice Bros &cO4E w Rodd--A Roos Coco Rava.
let & Bro-M YSmith-S Stewart, Hyde &co--J B
Solare-- Stern s-Swarhriok &co~-E Turpin-
Iurnell &co-lylor & McElroy- Vincent &oo-G
W yintsn--va Norden &oo---walace &oo-T s
Williams-S MISUNDERSTANDING & Klumpp-
a q Blakemore-L A Bellanger-E E Chubbuck-
Mrs DArcy.-MCombs &oo--E Hart &co-J r
Lcomis-B Dixh-Lehman &co Rosenberg, Wolf
&co-J Woed-prder
Per bark Motana, from Boston-Russell & Hail
NJ Holbrook Coz Avet g. Cambon-B l.
Demons D toody &Go--Mitchell, Craig eco
G C Sampson-g & ] Observation-Disclosures Gi.
raud or Blanehd & Guitet-P Herr-X Gauehe-
N Riehards-n Humbrecht-M Montgomery Bros
Thornton u Rieardson-J Gauche-F A Thayer A.
co-Atlantic an Miss S Co-H 0tis-E Turpin
Williams Maly-C Raymond Barnes, Ward &
COP Dryer NJ Crowley-WP Converse tr-
order
Per brig julia from New York-Jno Yoelkel--
Monroe Reddigton-E Hart &co-C Weisman
L Uter--F Ave& Camb0n-C Raymond JFor.
stall-Pothotf &night-Redding Recorder
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling ouesustont land and embark Ma
and Passengers taking Cotton, and signing bills Of adnq
here at through freight to St Petersburg
Moscow, Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Goshenburg and Havs.
Storage passenger granted by to bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency per adult
The port destination may be oither fixed on signing
bills of ading, declared by the holder of the bin
fading within twelve the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus sTording tho importer the choice Of
marRets
rNHE BRTTIsR AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will 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. .lsT4 tons ...P Jarnison, Captain
AIsslssIPPt......lEll tom. I'D Campbell Captain
MISSOURI. 1864 tons ....A Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. tons n Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons. VIM. L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1851 tons. j. Graham Captain
CAROLINA. .l64l tons. u Hairby, Captain
BOLIVIAN. l943 tons. H P. p oouchs Capt,
Cabin Passage Liverpool Sl2s gold or Its equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEw CO., Al OaroudeIet street.
Consgnees goods respectfully desired to present their
Bills Of Ladng the Office pay their freight obtain de-
livery orders for the
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Recelptef prodnes Kesaersny.


ST LOUIS-Samer Henry Ames-l0 csks ba.
con 20, pkEs burr A D Grieff-2i pkgs butter TO
Grief s Byrnes24 do Lamb, Qunlan ISCo-3 do
81 bbls eggs bis -four DelBondio-6O bbls of
dour I Buddee--500 do E B Kimball &eo-,5O
bbls potatoes kDruhan-5O do 30 head cattle 81
head hogs to ol,r-l5 pkgs butter 81 bbls flour
to NJ j Brenna-2 hf bbls flour hf bbls beef to
Watt &eo-5Gbls potatoes $50 SKIS corn to Geo
Martins bbls piles G Struder-lO do Block &
Britton-4 bbls GLASSES pkgs mdse G M Bayly
&eo--6 pkgs mo w Giespie-l do r Pritehard
26 bxs candles ] Bloom-5O do / bxs mdse to
E j Hart &eo-bxs eggs to Dorman q Bruno--23
ties lard to Cbilrs. T9rleton &co-S5 kegs lard to
j Fl Carter-l les cotton Violet, Black &co-4l
hills f1our IS bbDotatoes rs SKIS corn to Cass &
DOwlinp-55 donnott & Adams-15 SKIS bran to
@ + Ta1man-5ales hops Weissenbach & Klump
los bbIs -four Gee, Davis &co-15O do ] Il Pohl-
hans Inn Al Hilton Il Dunnica-lO0 do az csks
bacon Jas Comm tco--l04 do and 50 ties bacon
Shannon, Lewisco-52 bales hemp Stone 4 Muir
phy-S6 pkgs tacco pigs nldse BuckeT & Frs
kine-1s6 bbls Fatoes bbis apples bxs eggs
+ @ Mahan-5O lis ropeSummers & Brannins-5O
nhls potatoes Dldson & Hughes-sundries to or.
dr.
L0UISYILLESteamer P W Strader-S3 boxes
glassware csl0rlhsnware l crate earthenware
Shepard, Abboteo--2 bxs glassware Chas Loef
itier--S crates rthenware Carstens-7 pkgs
glassware L w eenlee-2O hxs bottles 200 ploWs
30 pillow points ggs, Wolfley &co-l3O bxs glass.
ware Gauche- do Huntington Bros-57 DO to
Henderson q Casio bbIs whisky $50 bxs OF
starch j | Adanfco-5 qr-csks whisky Blancbin
y Giraud-2 bhjoes do mdse ! ties hams to
| O Harris-l0 tard 30 half-bbls 40 AS kegs lard
Emley &co--i2 3 furniture, Mitchell Craig &co
u wheel-barroH wagon jacks Aescheman-
10 ODDS potatoe Y y HLey--lo oNs glassware
20 ; n Moore @-otsopls h4ur GgJ pAs starch 81
e9is porh tos aii Gralla 4 osrals3g geo
l ~ ~ 1Fet SaIooh
o sifni Il om1u w cgiis
tg Xxx . aGn ~ 81 ioi,s pape[ y
u ~ ~ ~ s ~ yath heaCnSy, BIOS u
eo,4 pAss " IL " Gals I1aIs sampson
~ ~ pT1 DasFtnS S Suts w 'ne q iiattlhg
r Scborr roiaafbs+ 4 7 a nv oTI eat9eT
$500 @ y Z, = + dnNLeI oA mdse
I I ,5tlt q 70, ~ y PIoWiz pianos
II ~ i Vrvr - 4 ooohs 90 20
s;tI y f. ~ SI tluse pa5HSs, NaFu d
3 B BAs oIlo Gol y DoAS Iufnl-
M y =. e. STs'Hu % 9Ioouy @co-I
ton &Go-20 bbl8ms o BerCier-lot wagons etc /
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Ne BOWS 1IsEw-wAsHINaroN oIry.

II October l, 1865
This work Of which Ne been Editor and Proprietor fer
TWENTY YEARhich has had very heavy subscrip-
tion and advertising every part of the Union Is nov
established on a secure ornament basis
My purpose in the fl to give national character
and to devote all of and to the develop
ment Of the great mat interests of the Unionits Com
merce Agriculture Mures Internal improvements and
General Industry.
In addition to these ant topics, the work will embrace
discussions upon sucM questions of legislation as effect
che relations Of the Std Pc permaneney Of the Union and
the honor and prosperithe country.
In especial mannd IL be devoted to the reestabsh
ment of SOUTHERN tSPERIrY, and the building up Of
its fields Of industry apse, rendered necessary under
the new and altered COZ Of things.
The restoration of th be effected upon the basis
proposed by the Presld greater field could be opened
Tor the investment of now invited thther from every
quarter. its abunda fertile lands invite emigration
which it will be prOui pblect to secure.
Regarding the ssud Ehe past as dead, about which
practical philosophy spute and those of the present
as living and pOtenti.ss the part of the REVIEW TO
accept in good faith th tion, and deduce from 1t all that
be promotive of TIL interests Of the whole country
Offices of the REVIll be located at New York Wash
ington City ChArest shvllle and New Orleans. Office
New York, 40 Brnadw J. n r. DFR0W.
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LAFOURCHR.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHR PACKET
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY a. NJ, and every SATURDAY
Steamer j. n. sHARP-HENaY sTREoE, Master, JOS
DALFERFS, Clerk.
kNOM THIBODAUXVILLE PAIETCOURT
vile hhpoeonyille. DOnadsonvie, and all intermediate
coast lsndnRB-Win leave regularly above.
Tho J. M Sharp will give particular attention 60
hei passengers and will continue the perns
neatly. For freight passage apply on bsard-
S. Shippers in all responsible for the payment
Of freight j. s. RELF, GchOupitoulas street.
vIRGINIUs O. DEETgFL. Advertising Agent
TheJ NJ Sharp viii take ell sGnt through to LOekpOrt az
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OF

i THE LEXINGTON ADVERTISER.
On the l5tA day Of THO month, the undersgDsf VIII com
menGe in tie town of Lexington, the publication Of Weekly
Independents journal
Onr town and county much In need Of snE desdes
tu and look for its mRinenes the cozdiR support
every citizen of the county
The e0haMns the ADVERTISER will be opEa for the
eft of nsprant WHOSE views do mitigate against tht
Interests Of the eounity az lage regardless of the
political nomenclature that bold him as its advocate
Tes Of subscription be paid in advance upon receipt
Of the FIRST number, S.
Liberal Inducements advertising oHeFed.
Candidates viii please hand their naros for
in time for the hEst impression. J; y; HOUSTON,
Il. N. SHRhfON
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sEf1E StLyER CREEK GH0sr SToRy AExph AIMED
a ghost has doubtless appeared on several occa-
zions, recently, at the bridge at Silver Creek. be
8ween Jetierson9ille and New Albany II has
SCARED off and chased away two several watchmen,
WAC have been placed there to take care Of the
property.
s1any years age, prior to 1880. Patrick McGin.
ley was employed to build bridge across that
stream, and at that spot He laid the foundation
@eep, strong and solid. There it stands to this
3ay, without crack or fissnre. The chief enpi.
Mser Of the State of Indiana, Jesse H. Williams
undertook 70 change the design Of MCKINLEY in the
construction Of the bridge. Against this Mckinley
demonstrated, and said the walls would crack and
aaA down II changed, but Williams was inc orabJe
MaOtniey had honorable pride in his work and
therefore, quit the job. lie demanded payment Of
&ae state Tor wbat he had done, amounting 10 nine
teen thousand dollars. Williams refnsed ~ allow
aliin anythlng, az the job was not coupleted
aicSiHiey then sued the State of indiana bay-
nag had an enabling act passed for his benefit. He
EscoRered large amount, and was paid IA State
scrip. HtRas said to have been issued yyithnnt
proper authority. About this time tie state ne
INDIANA met IN convention and framed a new con-
Aasuuon Ia this instrument Mckinley was for.
Hver barred from suing the State, and the Ieeisla
Cure was barred from appropTiating any moneg sor
as benefit Of enabling him to sue the State
again.
Thus he lost about 10000, principally IN each
scout the same amount ID interest, besides M
sGtue, trouble and expenses OF half lifetime
During all this time the foundation 81 the BRIDGE
haa remained and was never used
A few years ago Pat Mckinley died poor ana
Nroken up ty reason Of this bad treatment on the
EtaSt Of the State Of Indiana. Now the State 4
ABOUT 10 turn his work into great public nae
without having paid for III and their refusal 20 pag
2izvfRg brought on him ruin. bankruptcy and pre-.
z myers about the spot, asolemn warning to al
EspHdiNtoxs.
We have 10 doubt the apparitian is tie yerita.
mic ghost Of heGinley ~ louisville Courier.
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Exports Yesterday.

GALVESTON Steamship Morgan-I5O bbIs Of
-four Is csks bacon $50 SKIS oats 500 SKIS corn
VERA CRUZ-Br schr Lizzie-6O00O feet lum-
Der
SABINE PAss-steamer Camargo-lOO bbls of
-four 100 SKIS salt
ST LOUIS Steamer Bee-s14 hhds sugar n ties
sugar
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How HE TURNED II oFF.-The New York
Leader thus relates an exploit Of Mr.. Hind the
actor
West where brigand, confined in prison, files of
his letters with a tool supplied to him by an as
-cemplice; climbs to the top of a wall gets one
leg over, and Is then shot by three dreadful
soldiers, who rush in just as his escape seems
certain.
This scene is very exciting. AS the brigand
works at his letters the audience begins to sYmpa-
laaiEe with bin, and when he gets them oil ana
painfully mounts the wall, they think it pity that
nearly attained it.
One night Hind was appearing, as said in this
part. he filed his letters to slow music he
climbed the wall; he threw one leg over it then
ha waited for the soldiers to shoot him, as any
respectable origand wonld have done under the
: circumstances.
The soldiers rushed out, aimed their mnskets al
the ceiling, as soldiers usually do, and pulled the
Triggers but the guns would not fire.
Hind sat patiently until the prompter had sup
piled the soldiers with another set of guns But it
was of no use. The guns would not shoot A
1&ird set were procured, but with no better result
4ee prompter's boy had neglected to load the
znUskets.
Hind, like our Adams, decided that something
wlnst be done. Paying no further attention TO the
soldiers, he snened himself fell heavily from the
wail. rolled over to the footlights raised himself
sspon his elbow. stared at the audience CHECKED a
little, and exclaimed
Good heavens have swallowed the fileii
Alter this sublime exclamation, all that re-
aaiued Tor nina TO do was to give the usual kicks
and turchea die in the good, old legitimate STYLE
afd 50 enc the piece, and receive tie congratnla.
lions Of his friends
never looked at Hind without thinkiup ~ thia
STORY. II ought to have made him immortaIs An
actor who could furnish such finale Il capabIe ~
anything. r'1is 4
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COAST.
LOWER COAST PACKET.

LOWER COAST PACKET
Leaving every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. N
ANOR THE FORTS, QUARANTINE STATION
n Baras Settlement Pointes La ache Jeuils Bend and
an landings and Plantations the, roue-The splendid
last steamer A. q. Brown alex Queant n aster VIII
run IN the above trade the entire season. leaving above
ksfnrnng will come up the Coast every MONDAY and
thursday 10 daylight arriving at the eity before dark
shippers and passengers rely the BROWN remaining
the trade she having been bought expressly for and
70 the most complete repair Foriregh passage apply
boardort to JNO. e. HYDE CO., ll3 Common street,
COMAUX SMITH. No. 69 Canal street,
\ B. Commencing on Sunday, 1Aly lst
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YAzOO.

vICKsBuRG, YAzoo AND TALLAHAFoHIE RIVER
PACKET
Leaves Vicksburg every TtESDAK and FRIDAY at P. IA
ENOR GREEN WOOD, LEFLoRE, YAZoO CITY,
Satartia and all landings the TaIaAatChs Yalla
busha rVesThe fast aad superior pGeet
Calumet, s. II. ParisOtt master, T. VI. Richards clark
will leave above connecting with the EsW orleans, and
VicRsburg packets Grey Eagle and Fashion.
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZElA Advertising Agent.
p SAN freight shipped by the above steamers Will be
signed through 10 ofhe above pOn, with prvge0s
shipping steMmer Calumet.
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at onarantlne.

Br steamship Mexico, Pendexter. from Havana,
az hours out) to H S Hall eco
Steamship Southern Star, Locke, y hours from
Havana, TO w Lewis
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4 country boy who bad heard Of sailors heaYing
mp anchors, wanted 70 know ii II was sea sickness
efsat made them do it.
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Arrired Yesterday.

Steamship Sheridan, Bolton, from New York, 7th
inst, to Moulton-2d district
Steamship Beaufort, Hutohings, from ApalaehCola,
to Merritt, Durham, McKlnnel &co--lst dis l6
Steamship Tappahannock Huckins, from Apala-
chicola, to Merritt, Durham, McKinnell &co-
LIST district IL
Steamship Florida, Bakeney, from Key West via
Tertugas, to Post & lobbyist district
Brig Julia, Smith, So days from New York, to mas
ter-lst district 10
Schr Geneva, Glover, from Ruatan, to Smaller jr
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