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i Tully--2 Duncan Il RaRiall--l HorreEl, Gayle &
COL EaWd Nale--1 hdls hides Cowan g. Mayo--6
plows Given, Watts &oo-sundries to order-Totsl
ITO bales cotton SKIS cotton
* CAROLINA MISUNDERSTANDING Caralina---ll
bales cotton Payne, Huntington &eo--60 Sentell S
Brown &co--52 Scott, Cage &co--d5 do Warren y
Crawford Eiiafe s Bro G n Slocomb--.-l2
ii x Carter 81 Stevenson & Mayo Campbell d
Skong--SS Warren & L---2A Deais LeWis--l6 90
John phelps--9 p Higgins &eos-l6 rolls leather y
bales do 100 hides $40 bars II r iron y Pinckard-
2 bbs beef q do tonguesJ P Higgins &co--5o head
cattle and sEndries to order 4b6 bates eettn
cotton Brooks a Mcdonald -2o7 do Scott, Cage d
co--2o1 dc CA Weed &ee-l04 90 y V asyor-oa
do H W Farley &co-5e ] ? Blair &co-ass Edey 4
| PinckarS- w C Liy1scomb-23 Charpentler
| s do Az DaSilAa-GA Levy q Dieter to Payne,
Huntington &co-s Ar Miltenbergerai = q . laf-
4 dos-l A,eoce. NobAeln 900 do Dennis y Lew
4 ISL SKIS cotton seed SaihVah--sttaFies " oroef
4 Total 9604 bales cotton
| GEAND AKE--Steainer Grey Eagle-5l bales
4 castag n pritchattl-l9 VIM 7 Bartley-lS Wright,
| Alirn &coI2 Never Weis &oo---7 Aiken & Rainey
| 4 Eswd Nalle-4 A A Greens G A Fosdick--s do
4 .Tno Williams &co-2 Connur q Seixas-s96 SKIS of
| cotton seed Al Miltenberger 675 do H Lonsdale
| Sas IA Hogan g. Patton-sundries tosorder-Total
1 Sas bales cotton l70A SKIS cotton seed
| BAYOU SARA--Stealner Nina Simms-Al9 bales
cotton Flowers do Montgomery d Smylie--22
ID H T LonsGa1e- do A a Green-2 do L Lee
5 do A Thihaut-4 do 4 SKIS seed cotton Dillingham;
| ~ Debl6is--z0 bbls molasses MeStea, Value &co--
sundries to Total 81 bales cotton 10 bbls of
nolasSes n 5ss$s Ne; 4sz33lz e56s I'LL s534# Z
BAYOU, SARA-Steamer Lafourche-24 bales
cotton R Flower-lo do Campbell l. Strong-5 do
Vose Bros--5 Byme, Vance &co-A Y Perrelloux--
u Hy Won Phul jr &co-l Bellocq, Noblom &co-1
"a Leyf-sundries to order-Total "a bales cotton
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STEAMSHIPS.

71tS9s -r,u, nxeyrppS
SEEASHSAkFSs
aAr.vES1,oN
BLACK STAR LINE. .-.,
@ IS PpEIy,rT At REpucED RATES
ei.as !, -, =, -, ~, al .'
5-l'5@t 10 san on sAfoSosA. 1oth inss' at T. !"
EIGR GALVESTON, INDIANOLA AND LAVACA.
It EiE Il FtG 5G Jta'"
The splendid side wheel steamship n ~
s..E A. G. HAMILTON, Commander
WIN ,sx bsr wharf Past ia First Dsriet prompty as
.hnv. = II 5-}
For freight or passage apply -
% r, $3.50. uou of n.ta,f
49, - = = =
a. To sail on THURSDAY March sth at 2P.m.
FOR caIvFsTnN NEPcH ANTS, lime
.,,s,,,.,,, r,,, xpur ,,,,r,,r,,,,
Fun sof3A eHs-ifh. Ne" ""s'ei,AfAoH>A
ocean steamship 3a sg satt @s. ~ 9a I'd
Xenobfa,
H. 5-3Ss N-: lFg E.s
IS #9&& @lt@ - "Aieos' -"tse''i Il
popt
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THEBODAUxVHLLE.


REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFouRoHE PACKET
. Ills, # Ga. TWICE A. WEEK. .h ..-..
Leaves every TUESDAY AZ 5p NJ, and every SATURDAY
Mt 6atM 2"-
Steamer MITTIE srEPHENs--HENRY sTREcK, Master
EiDR TRHFs0DAUxVELAF PaINTCOURT
vile, Napoieoyie Denaldsunvie and all intermediate
coast landing leave regularly above commence on
SATURDAY, March Sd, Mt 10 a. NJ. I Z n,
Tho Mtte >ephens will give particular attention to coast
freight and passengers and will continue the trade hernia
nentiy. For freight or passago amply on board.
Is 81 ~ - TITUS It CIV ARrEEY, Tchoupitouss st,
rrG-. j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
80, e4.f,5fg + Fulton street.
of freight 80 y III -T-fTf' = eN Sp'o"
Tho Mttie Stephens has denble 1ued boilers. ..
REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFougCHE PACKET
-l.- - TWICE AWEEK. 2 Et-9.l
Leaves every TUESDAY at NJ, and every SATURDAY
s-H -ts.s.,s at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Steamer MlTTfE SUPPLEMENTARY sTRECK, Master,
JOS, DALFEREs, Clerk. II "a ~ -5.
A'OE tt,TRAHB0DEAU XVKEH.E, PATETCOUR.
VILE, Napoleonyle, Douadsonvlie and all intermediate
Coast Landings, viii leave regularly as above
The Mte Stephens will give particular attention to coast
eht and and will continue in the trade through
out the season TSf ffsght 2, apply On board
The Mttie Stephens has double fined boilers.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

GT. JAMES HOTEL, %sQ%ss q
3s5 MAGAZINE STREET,
Es Between Gravier and hatcher Streets
NEW ORLEANS. La
Charles H. smedes, Manager.
This establishment has besn leased for Of years. and
has besn put in the mos. complete and thorough
RENOVATION AND REPAID
Il furnished with Furniture Bedding, Bed Table
Linen, from the kitchen TO the roof. q
For Of location and well arranged ventilated
Of its HExohangs the manager only asks
gNd0REAU,s RESTAURANT.
No. ms CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
sCARoEDELET. 80
The Propetors respectfully inform their cid friends and The
epcuesn world that the above Restaurant open their
accommodation the old place. that they
nothing uadone to continuance Of that reputa
on which Il has enjoyed viz that of being
sof the very first Restaurants in America.
All the elicaeies Of season. choicest Wines
Liquors. always On hand 3 zE a4sG AAS5
This Proprstor thankful past fayors solicit continn
ance Of the 3.
RHODES Il MOULIN.
THE g r. # this sstss
npon him ior accommodation will on the LIST Of Novemhe'
Nos. aev, ssD aad ss1 Canal street,
Corner Of Basin Street,
shes h. 70 Be able a TO m home TO all hts ends
ha s.s w VIM fi y g.
- HOURS OF MEALS:
breakfast rom to q Dinner from to- Supper 6tcs
III .oUSs1ANA HoTEI. sg&
2is TCHouPITouLAs STREET .g
Opposite ST. Mays Market within square of the Texas
4sJ Steamship Landing, rP
ME- W pT,
]. CONDOR. Proprietor.
SOUTHERN HorEL-sr. Louis. MISSOURI.
I .sgx SOUTHERN HOTEL,
On Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth,
81. LOUIS NO. 4
The undersiigned Proprieors of this ELEGANT HOTEL,
woald be glad their friends and the public and will do
everything their render their stay the house
Il LAyEILLE, WARNER 4 CO., Proprietors.
Mobile Advertiser and Register copy six months and
send bill to this Office. &I5 II ssaz3 55-8
ERED. sRUBEax's SALOON.
At THE CORNER OF COMMON by STREET AND THEArEH
aby sas & s as Old Il a Casn
street and Theater Ae respectfully socits share patron
The finest quality liquors served attention
\ ! eN7'S~-e- j. F GEUBER.
5IO1 ST. CHARLES STREET. .....1oa
sAM,s OYSTER SALOON,
Restaurant and Bar Room.
BOARDING AND EATIN& ROUSE
No iis cARoNDELET STREET
a. fBfsf 4 b sesss R}fss S NJ
MEALS from rs to 90 cents BoARD S. So, and $40 POI
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9au Nfleau Aailp qrastal.i.
1AURsDAy II 0ssnissts, MARCH 8, 1855
Hlurr gnteIlisenfe.

New With bRrgeS xoesu
II sssin srtssd son ST Las all right This
6sase Is the arst spusus Of tho boen made
t Ioais ii tis We hopes that il may
embarrassing u psrc and that they nay
chance of buying the 81 M u lower praee snan
~ can al laesurit
We return oar Thanks she officers q
ArA Dclssa caroinr, MAgsie Hzys f0s esss y
Va Rsais Continental sad GIss Esae q. ~, =.
faasn ~ AZ xsrs ana
~ way ssAtsss. Sss3s 8ss8s .s, -
The sisas nd Wsr Easss - -
sssnas ~ sss eaass rs q .s..;r.s
Ths " <sa Dolsen rstssss - 3 sss1os sssu..s
hsM w WI "
I'M \ Sse fey - ~
4 III u Ia seayas a. III Ippi, il
~ III ~
s.at rou. IL Issthes siIl be Il pott
SS8 MN edts6spts Is ssssise freight for Nstehes
Il - csi,s snd IL IJus e leave ssain O.
III IL MePhsn Vim .arrise daring ths day. ana WIN
szcs cessrasace fstun for St
skeuas ssai1s
asI Loaisiaas = neS Greet "a andana II
ri sss I'm III sss Sssssa Il Ess' Sh Cont
ssss II nis19nd d Hand S,
sssle,ss lsstpa Rpase Sss Il
mi n ii A lsa s 81 4
Ius 80 ocsile above, Poness, Bra
and Hsssi saanss
q aoasyss Il Bssh
Rsyd v ssts A BArbn's,
s s's III n Bayou River 20 :
"a y,s IN No.
- ~ M s. 49,. o.s u. aa II, .. -, II
ss 4 500 n ossarss ~ S
W Sha ssoxs NM HID sas d
Ill / ssisls sioss
saesisss e. se iana.ns spnn1ant &na 80 - q
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STARHN,s RENOvATHSG PowDERs
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

VIII restore them to immediate health HAVING been h;
constant twenyh have wide rennta
ton hyperion other condition powder ever offered
the pubHc
efficiency will DO proved by single trial for any of the
diseases ii at cattle horses subecE to-as horse
per- CHAMBERS loss of appetite hide bound inward spraps N
also preventive founder stiffness coughs colds hots
heaves It carries of all uqs 1prjes ha Maj
and system to healthy action renews ne 50
of the animal - = .--- ~ -s~
plantation or vsble shoud without IT, F. s;,e,n.
accompany each pat kage Wholesale deefs will raesize
hbers discount Con Ysnty on hand and for sale nv
THOMAS y. WALKER,
63 Gravier street
, Sole agent for Ispsasa
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FORT4 JACKSON.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET TWICE WEEK
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 10 o'clock A. H.
ZOE FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILIP
"a Ponte IL Haehe and inssrm.aiats lsndings The new
master, c. Benjamin and A. La5arre clerks leaves New
Orleans every Wednesday at 10 for Grand Prairie and
every Saturday l0A for Forts jackson and St Phjn
Returning Thursdays and Mondays For freight passage
apply on board, or to ISL. t$if3.giE -hs
TITUS h GwARTNEY, Tchoupitoulas street
or to FIRMIN MARTIN. las Old Levee. M - :
tS VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEB, Advertising AGENT
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Enipos.ts yesterday.

GALVEST0 ON Steamship Rapidan 1917 bales
cotton Jas Connolly &oo II do Harper, Walker q
eos do Wright, Allen Eco ID bales wool L DoYl
$3.50 pkgs tobacco and sundries to orderTotal l27
1 bales cotton Pm 4ss7fs ss s&%aks
I.IYERp0 Gil Bark Eiwood Cooper-io0 tons
pig iron II II 6teniey 90 SKIS salt Byrnes Vance
&co-l0oo do to order HI 4ss Il a II ,s44 n. 55
LIVERPOOL BIZ ship Jura --s5 GOO bricks 5000
SKIS salt $50 tons coal to order ss Y
sM0BIiaE steamer Frances % bales cotton to
III IL bbott &.co--ll do to Bfien & Giyen-Tosal 40
bales cotton
RUATAN ISLAND schr Sunbeam Fruit to j
Macheca sS9 ~
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,Tlarilse sAnteuigeyrr.
s,urserNr oyrreg, No. 81 CaMr SrREzr, /
'1@| N Thursday, March ., 1866.

7f7959sa s. Z, Z, 5,,,v, -,
GREscEkr 9 ,ss .ss,a NJ N "a 5. is5S
80 aAA's.'
Cleared Yesterday.
81 nj, Il, sb,ey. Cough. for New York,
s'' 's = Is. - G A Fosdic&
Steamship ffayaca Lsinss1oh aos a \ Wsa
,,...,,a.r sfarrasb a,r f,aIvestnn
ateaniship ~ noaaesss "a a Mastliek
Il. r,.a,,es Nsvers frv Mobile. NJ i q Harris
SteaNer saanass M M ivarnso1 IL
ship Befthas ~ n 1890
q. W ! 1, Il lInssss s I 49,
Ia y 0aaA = Bart;a, i saevsas
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Exs,szsss Yesterday.

+ <5s60NskssYs
/ NEW YORK. Steamship Fnng Shuey-56 bis
cotton 6g bales wool lgg0sks cotton seed 5000 Nix
dollars $50 hides ~ nfds TOBACCO pigs NOSE
bales cotton W 4 Ss Al sBssS Y
Il LIVERPO OF Ship Bertha-23l6 bales cotton
S5g8 sks On cake sss
h APALAEHICOLA- Steamship Potnmska--l99
sbbss flour 10 hhds sugar 30 pkgs nadse
LAYACA- Ste anship hayaca- 100 SKIS corn and
sundfies
GALVESTON--S Steamship Reindeer-5O bxs soap
IS hhds tobacco II bxs do and sundries
q SAVANNAH IGa) 4Sdhr Iirace--4000 SKIS corn
so tons cotton seed Ill bxs candles 10 hhds sugar
10 tons Oil cake neal csks bacon rs ties lard and
IS tcs hams
Nolan ia schr River Queen--l2 900 feet
lumber s sSs8 4s VA VI AZ t8 # r vi 4 S8
MOBILE Steamer Frances 50 bxs mdse zoo
Sbbls potatoes 4#9
Mobile -Sshr Star 400 SKIS corn LOO bbls Of
whisky 50 bbls nolasses
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. \
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana Queenstownto land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills Of lading
here through of freight hence ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen. Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothsnburg and Havre
The final of destination may be either fixed signing
the bills Of iading, declared by the holder Of the bill
lading within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
Liverpool thus afording the importer the choice of
"afhs's he. ET ggGE 1s.@l-,g
Navigation Company Limited, will dispatch The following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between 4gt .,,.,.
/ LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY. U
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons p Jannison, Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. tons. ....J Campbell, Captain.
FLORIDA, 1887 tens. IT Baker, Captain.
MISSOURI 1854 tens. A Hancock Captain.
ARKANSAS. tons. IT. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1879 tons VIM L. Mesuey, Capt
GAMBIA 1861 tons ....J. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. .l6l TONS. j. Eairby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN .ls43 tons H. P p couche, Capss
Cabin Passage Liverpool Sl2b gold s equivalent
currency. ..-.
For rates Of freight apply to " -tf
VIM HUNTER L CO.. IL csrondeles street.
Ne Bills of lading for this Company (which only DO
signed will be mad at the Agents office above
FOR LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
s&-Fs i--s-r f3
ETDR LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HAVANA
and Queenstown-lrhe Steamship w. .'' q. ..f ~ 3
Brazilian.
Cargo 10 now beng received the teot Jackson
street. for above steamer, sailing punctuay SATURDAY
the 10th of March, O'Clock Nj. and followed by
| the FLORIDA, on Saturday, the 18th of March
Cabin passage Liverpool 52S, S3s in gold
| or their equivalent in q. S. Currency. h6
For freight passage apply to Ht4"| w 2..i '..s
IS SEE VIM HUNTER d. CO, II Garondelet street.
INSURANCE by these done Liverpool aud Lon
don At ONE PER GENT. #s5- sa". Ie. I'll Den
Consgnees Of goods respectfully desired present their
Bills Of Laing Mt the office pay their freight obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
4
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NEW YORK.

featuring to order, s6 ssgs5s
Portable and Stationary steam Engines and
most approved of ali ea.sng 100 e 1850
aa psik hau 81 m a M ~ unn2 &
va WIN Mnss Mssh a Ma ee for on
Vertical Planners, swoodworth Flaming Mochines,
Egs;a pisn IT, Gray Woods Planning Ma
Drill I.sthes, Daniels Planning Machines,
Stating Mssiines, Sash Machines, IL
| Steam Pumps. Power Mortcing Machines, \
Suction raaips Bliaa Sat Tanossiug Machines
ssrs s,s Jssss Srshss Scroll Saw.
and md Iss sssF Rsgs ssssryng
sss hssTy a ss aa i h aassasr
Steain ana Y ater iahges, and Railway Supplies.
Cotton Gins, Cation Gins, Cotton Gins!
Sarsy Cotton esses Or hesss powers, and every ny
ting required Tor the store md sale at the owss
4 A =. MALsEY ~ co.
AuegToNEERs AND HARDWARE COMMISSION MER.
Il CHANTS, .ztsT35, &. =
SIS Esekman street,
NEW YORK.
Sole agents in New York for the -s.-z5s4t il
Ffttsburg Cutlery Company,
At Wholesale 70 the trade only at manufacturers prices
ALSO:
AGENTS for the STAR BRAND HORSE NAILS.
SAILING VESSELS.
FOR LIvERRooL.
EsoR LIVER roof THE ~ SPLENDID ~ NRW "A
sF spas ssss
psrb apply on board at Post "a, First
CREEPY, NICHOLSON 4 co..
W Nasondeltt strees corner Grayier
ii L esas sash rip Tsa Fast s nap
ao nS and beng q small capacity VIII
ss hssss 6 sssss'
sREHvS NisK y SsTG9ass ~ street. Or r.
s cassassles ssrest .s corner 5 Of tsravier
Hon LHyERPOoIr~aaIEF FAST SAILING 8gI.
sss oas hsas Massss q
.,s.A1s isAYIon j a1vrsav. 50 c.rspas,s. ..r.s.,
sas Nv Phi sssqs MI Ss1. PAST
hayng mes a nsr cargo engaged and ng board viii
h's' i11's''' ''p''ss sss ss'asss
ss or DAVID McooAs Il sA'e >a1s's' f'iee'.
q. -. lgnneitine, 8 Ross Master i now L aiding and
I'll saSess Care RR, +
HAvRE.
EoR MAvRE-rHE Al THREg-MAsTED oLIp4
aes snsased, Win have Immediate dispatch Eol
'' ! ~ ! : Ss Sss,Es sgsSERsoa co,
spraes Gsrandslet and Grayier sts !
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR THE WATERING PLACES.
Leaves on THURSDAY sh inst arrival of the o'clock
A. NJ. Train Pontcharrain Railroad
ZOE THE WATERING PLACES-THE
splendid and fayorte low passenger steamer
Creole Charles Walker eonmander will Bay St.
Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean
Springs above and returning will leave Ocean Springs
FRIDAY Morning. For freight passage apply to
/ xii EW5T & g4sTt LEACH Il PERKINS. -55
Corner Grasier and Caroutelet streets.
Freight taken at reduced rates. *, Fs h g95f Z'-1G'
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BATON ROUGE.
BAYOU SARA.

~ Il =
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET
STEAMER NINA sIMMEsz-W R: GREATHousE, Master.
TROXLER and MILLER, Clerks.
Leaves every MONDAY ats NJ and FRIDAY at 10 A. II,
HOE KSA Y9Ut Sara, PORT HUDSON, BATON
Il Rouge, Plaauenine, Donaldsonsne, and all inter.
mediate landings the ing freight for all landings
Bayou LafoHrche with privilege Of reshpping For eght
passage apply on board, orto ss -&1S e&5 5s
- TITUS Il GWART&EY, Agents, No. TclouptouIas Ct
g~ 81 vIRGINIUs G. DEET2EL, Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET-TTIGE. A WEEK. /,
EfOM sAK0U sAfsAa PORT HUDSON, BATON
andingsThep passenger steamer fnurche " E. BarsDcc
master, leaves New Orleans regularly every MONDAY at
P. NJ and FRIDAY, ST 10 a. n.
Rsn5nng leaves Bayou Sara every TO ats and
SATURDAY, at p coming down the Coast in DAYLIGHT
- vrRGIKTUs O. DENTzBLi. Advertising AGENT
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REGULAR SHREVEPORT AND CAROLINA BLUFFS
@.-i{1 2 PACKER. @f" &E
STEAMER LIVE oAK-P TARGARoNA. Master A.
BkRTIN, Clerk.
ENGK SHREVEPORT, CAROLINA BLUFFS,
Hurricane Bluffs, Gampe Grand Ecore, Collie Aiexan-
da and all intermediate landings For freight or passage
ff'' CELLos L GOODWIN, ls Front stree.
The Live Oak leaves EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY, as
per schedule: - ~ 7TaSf' ts Tg E559
February Il. March a. April H. 7,r
February Is. March % April 2a
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Es0R MAvRE-rHE Al THREg-MAsTED CLIP
Il per sritooner Aase brigham, Lace master having
mosS OF her engaged will have Immediate dispatch Fof
talgn,se Of freight apply to E s 5ssE 81 dF #
or 10 I. DAGGETT.
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The above viii take freight passengers for Mem
phs and Yszoo River with privilege of reshppng Brs
class packets at Yicksburg os-I .g, E[T = -,
For freight passage, apply on board or to .-
HrTE MURDOCH, 81 Grsvter street
M --. JNO. E. HYDE CO., Agents, I3 sConunon at
A. BRITTON, Front street ,
P SFhe above steamers will freight passenpers
for sunfower River, with privilege OF reshppng ibs
steamer Eddie .yl.5a .i-.=r sFH = = = = =
vIRGINIus G. DENTzEL. Adyertang Agent
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e u. s. MAIL LINE. .,-r.-...,-.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
( Leaves on SATURDAY, March l0th at 10 A. NJ
EvOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKS-
burg NaoheS Baton Rouge Donaldsonye and all inter
mediate andingsThe splendid passenger
Continental B. Fowler master, Fly Dstrick clerk viii
street. For freight or passage apply on board OF to
j. p. FITZGERALD, Agent,
l0t Common street. opposite the City -ote.
Through tickets all Northern cities sold at
the Agents sfice
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-14
The General Assembly.

The General assembly of the Old School
Presbyterian Clurch held its session this
year at st. Louis, Missouri. We have but
very brief comment TO make on its action.
1t failed to represent this noble old Church
in any particular. 1t was controlled by
radical destructives, and clown from CO.
lumbus, Ohio, appeared to be the chief
spokesman. The clowns name is Sam.
Galloway, well known as one of the most
corruptpoliticians and bufIoonSin the whole
country. Tn" Assembly refused to fratern-
ize with the Presbyterian churches OF the
South holding the same faith, and by their
actions cut off some fifty Presbyterys from
their body. While the Assembly was much
excited on the question of loyalty" to
radical platform, loyalty" to the Great
Head of the Church, Jesus Christ-whO
should be the Governor to whom homage
should be rendered-seemed almost forgot
ten.
The Assembly distinguished itself by ex-
pelling Contrary to all law governing leg
isla.ive DOdies) Rev. w. NJ. Ferguson, a
good Christian minister who had the cOur-
age TO speak and write the truth about the
doings of the Assembly. This was an ac-
tion of partisan malice which will cling to
that body and destroy the influence which
a body like this should have. Rev. FVrgu
sons expulsion is a sweet mOrse" TO the
radical press, who gOat over it as If Chris
tianity in it achieved some great triumph.
a revival of religion would not please them
half so we'll.
IL is strange that while the great order of
Odd Fellows, the Masons, and the great
body OF the people of North and South
should be coming together again in friend
ship, aud the old bonds of love are being re-
stored. the great Church assemblies Of the
countries should be trying TO prepetuate
hdte-are forgetting the lessons of love and
charity taught by the Great Master, and
are engaging in broils and contentious
which will weaken their influence tor good.
While all other wounds between the sec
tons are healing, they appear as the ulcers
which never heal. We are heartily sorry.
We sincerely hope Tor a better day, when
the Church will rise from the cloud that
now envelopes it in the counselS of wicked
men and shine as the representative of the
Great Light which will elevate mankind.
Let every Christian pray for that hour
Clliz SeutineL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-14

Venetia to Italy. She likewise demands
that the Schles wig -IlolStein matter shall be
settled by a cOnvOcation of the German
States; while Prussia announces that the
Congress must not discuss any affair related
to the internal interests of Germany
1t. will thus be seen that the interested
powers, in advance, decline any discussion
upon the very issues involved in their pres
ent hostile attitude. How far a Congress,
in such a state of affairs, can be success
can be easily seen by any one. 1t is barely
possible that some sort of an agreement
may be patched up; but at the outset,
nothing seems more improbable. Any ar
rangenent which might he concluded
would become, before long, as imperative
as the celebrated treaty of 1915.
With reference to this treaty, and as hav-
ing bearing upon the probable effect of one
which may be constructed at the approach
ing Paris conference, it may be stated that,
of all the parties to the treaty of 1915, Swe-
den is the only one which has not violated
it. Austria seized upon CracOyia, which
by this treaty was designated as a free city.
Great Britain turned over the IOnian islands
to Greece, after having agreed in 1915 that
they should form a free and independent
State. Spain violated the treaty of 1915 in
the restoration of Frederick VII to absolute
power, and again, not long since, in chang
ing the order of the succession to the Span
ish throne, by which the principle of legiti-
macy, insisted on at Vienna, was over
thrown. France has violated that portion
of the treaty which forever excluded the
BOnaparte family from the throne of France,
and again in the annexation of Savoy and
Nice. Prussia has time and again violated
the Vienna treaty from her participation in
the absorption Of Cracovia down to her at
tempt upon Holstein. Portugal and Russia
have both violated either a principle in
volved in the Vienna treaty or else one of
its direct conclusions; and these two powers
complete the list of those who were parties
to the treaty, and who, with the exception
of Sweden, have, at one time or another,
been engaged in its violation.
These facts, together with the present
hostile attitude of three of the European
powers, show the necessity of arecOnstruC-
tion OF the map of Europe. That it will be
done peaceably does not seem probable. We
think that the business men of this country
should confidently calculate upon Euro
pean war, and should shape their affairs
accOrdingly.-C Chicago Times.