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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-28
THE EVANSVILLE TUESDAY AUGUST 28
MISCELLANEOUS.

Collectors Sale of Real Estate for
,Bd Payment of the Costs and Expense
Of Street, Alley, and Sidewalk In
aeJproVementS respectively.
NOTECEsIS HEREBY GIVEN, that,
IN BY virtue of sundry precepts issued by
the Mayor of the city of Evansville, and to
me directed, I will sell at public auction,
at the door of the courthouse in said
- FRIDAY, September 18th, 1866,
at ten O'Clock am, the following lots or
parcels of real estate, or so much thereof
S a P ana q Pny te sd o9s
spectfvely for the costs and expense OF
making street, alley, and sidewalk I'M
proVements upon said lots, together with
the costs of sale; and that said sale be con-
tMued on the next day thereafter-name-
~, Saturday, September Sth, at two o'clock
PIN, at the same place, Tor the purpose OF
sold on the day above mentioned and not
paid for, viz:
For Costs and Expense Of Bo,Vtderin0 Street.
Original Plan.
Undivided one-half of northeast
one-third OF Lot 81, James Scant-
lin, Jr.s owner. loo 81
For Costs and Expense Of Auey Improvement.
saaare Donation Enlargement
Iglehart Brothers, owners, Lot 232.. SLOT n
BOZ by IA feet of Lot two hundred
and twenty-nine, in the Donation
Enlargement of the city of Evans
Vile, described as follows, viz: -
Beginning at the southeast side Fl
of Main Street, at the alley. cor ~
ner of said Lot No. 229 and run
ming thence by said alley in the ai
direction of Locust Street one
hundred and forty-four feet to afE
the alley in the rear of said lot;
thence by said aforementioned
alley in the direction of Fifth
frno 4vyn
900 feet; thence parallel with 81
Fifth Street one hundred and
forty-four l144l feet to Main 2a
Street; and thence by Main
Street twenty and one-fourth
(201z) feet to the place of begin
ming; Morgan, Read d Co., own
erS 2O6 w
For Costs and Expense Of Sidewalk Improve
fA lHtG.tfsE 81 n1ent. cd fzr. ..tl go
hi. 81 Northern Enlargement.
Mrs. Mary Durham, OWNER; Lot s,
BLOCK ...-..S 10 ~
i0 Southern Enlargement.
Listed to John J. Chandler; owner
unknown; Lot 5, Block 10 ............S 500 d,
Listed to j ohm j. Chandler; owner
unknown; Lot 6, Block 10 .......... 8 90 d
William II. Chandler, owner; Lot
4, BLOCK l3..-.-..-. w
William III. Chandler, owner; Lot
5, Block ID ............,........ 792
JOHN SCHUBERT, Collector.
Evansville, Aug. "A, 1865 4s .vi1 IauA
9otIErlnfri = ~ - ~ 4... co..
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DENTISTS.

ssa f.a Evansville, Ind
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] r Powell-I0 W Thompson TH&JMA.
LEM Merritt, Durham, M0KinnelI &co-lO do to
Alcus y SOherOk-4 Given, Watts &co.-i COW and
calf b Huber-So00 feet lumber VIM Grant &co
$3.50 do B Chander-s590 do W Weaver-40OO
do j p Baker--6 beer bbls F w Boebinger-Total
los bales cotton -
N. o., 0. d G. w. II. R.-June 25-4 bales of
moss a Bonnafon-2 hides NJ Lahousque-23 do
hid hams Levy-l2 bales cotton Darby, Mou-
Lion-l5 hfbales moss Wright & Hull-1O do But,
Ter &oo-276 SKIS potatoes L Sule-2O do L Terre-
bonne-sundries to order-Total IL bales cotton
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9 0teaus gang GresnuB snsaag spralua snue 3d. 1856

CAMILLA FOR THE WATERING PIAcEs.-This
regular, fast and splendid low pressure packet
leaves today from the Pontchartrain Lake end, on
the arrival of the A. II. train Capt A. P.
Boardman ia in command, and Mr.. John otway is
the efficient purser.
MITTrE STEPHENS FOR RED RrvER.-Tbe new
and complete light draft packet Mittie Stephens
Capt. NJ. Langhorne, commander, and Mr.. NJ. N.
Carpenter, clerk, leaves at pm. for Jefferson and
way landings. She is staunch, swift and oommo-
dious; her cabin is tastefully furnished. Capt.
Langhorne is one of the most efficient officers on
Red River. ast7s .r--
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STEAMSHIPS.
L1vERPooL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at syana and Queenstown land and embark Mails
and Passengers taxing Gotten and signing bills Of lading
here ct through rates Of ught henoe TO st. Petersburg
Moscow Riga Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Hsvra.
Storage passenger es granted hoe by this limo to bring
passengersOm Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per admit
The final of destination may bo either Fixed on eug
the bills of ladlng, declared by the holder of the bill
of lsding within twelve hours aer the Steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aGoripg the importer tho choice Of
marke.a
Navigation Company Limited, viii dispatch She following full
powered iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AID NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL end NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the Summer.
LOUISIANA tons, p. Jamson Captain.
MISSISSIPPI IN toes ii Campbell Captain.
FLORIDA. 1881 tens "A. F1nn Captain.
MISSOURI. 1868 tons. a Hancock Captain
ARKANsAs.,.. 1895 g Barron, Capsin.
ALABAMA 1929 tons VIM. L. &eancy CAPT
GAMBIA, 1861 tons j. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA. ~. ... .l64l tOrs j. EIar6y Captaa.
BOLIVIAN tons. f. ?. p COuabs Capt
Cabin Fansage 90 Liverpool sl2 COLA Or TIA equvaon. IN
currency.
For rstea Of freight apply 70
HUNTER AsRRw { CO.. 81 carondslst Btrcst
0onHFnees goods respectfully desired present
Bills of Ladng at the oaCe pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
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GALVESTON Steamship G Harris-25O bbls
aouf 500 SKIS corn and sundries
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 0reans-75o bbls -four 1900
SKIS corn hhds sugar 20 hhds bacon bbls whisky
"a SKIS coffee and sundries
MATAM0ROS-Sch Kate--25 bbls potatoes Is
do onions 800 SKIS corn 300 SKIS oats
TRINIDAD-Bark Scotland--l5O0 900 it lumber
B0STON-Brig VIM Creevy--370 bbls flour 3440
SKIS oats 2005 SKIS corn % pkgs metal
ST L0UTS-Steamer Luminary-Il0o bxs sugar
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HAVANA Sea Witch-l0O bxs sugar 10
Couture Bros-25 do B Turpin-263 do 10 pipes Of
rum E Trosgros-4 ibis nlolasses 81 bbls whisky
to order
HAyANA-schr Jas Long-848 bzs sugar to D
A Chafroix
HAVANA-Br schr Mischief-7O9 bxs sugar to
A Thompson &co
CIENbUBGUs-BI achr Ysa!plita- 140 hhds su-
gar 2S tes do PUG Bros
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Steamship Morning star, Berry, from New York
10th inst, to NJ Courtenay
Ship Lewis Henry, Tegeler, from Marseilles, 10th
March
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STEAMBOATS,,
ST. LOUIS.

- n AN'S ~ 49,
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP CONN.,
NYs BOATS, FL
CARRYING TIE UNITED BTATEs DAILY 98ll
FOR MEMPHIS, CAIRO ST LOUIE AZ
LOUISVILLE 4
One of The following boats will lsays EVE
EVENING, from tho Compauyo wharf, foot Biepv'
Btreet via:
PnnIiAs Carroll, w. IL. Artnu'
Mary Il. Forsyth, Mobile Ablc,
Atlantic, JulIn,
Mississippi, II. G. syvon.
Continental, olive HrRn.R, :
Ruth, H.uminary,
Edward Walsh. Indy Gay
For freight or through ticho.s to ali ponts North
EeDt, apply at the COmpnpy's office J. p FITzdERALl
- 1O4 COMMON STREET. opposite City lo,s
TBLEaRAPH PACKETS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP comrAr
Leave EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATuRDs
att TN.
EOR VzCIGsEUGG, Memphis, CAIRO al
ST LOUIS,
Que e the following magnificent passenger gtssEet
leave New Orleans for VickBBuTg, Memphis, Cairo am
Louis EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
Ruth,
:. 4. DUBLE, Master; JNO. GREENouGH clssk
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY, May q TUESDAY, llgly =
June - July g.
HFolsga Able
A, ). CARTER, Master; N. II CUNNINoHAM, ClsrS,
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY, May a. THURSDAY, July 9
June ii. :. Auis T.
Olive IIraaeh,
q Il. JONES, Master; d l.. SMALLER, oleTf
SATURDAY h' tl., & g." S slftEDAr 5ay
June %. hi. q.
w. F. Arthur,
Y. @. 1AEsoN Master B. 4. ooSsAE cie-E.
TUESDAY, May e TUESDAY, j ,a5, e.
Jglo IS XVII II Y
Atlantie' ,.,,.,,
ST. CLAIR TAoAaAsso fi.i Master FRAME 3" 5s w,
LEAVES new ORLEANS
THURSDAY, Nay Il THURSDAY, {ese 3 3
JUNE ID. fu'y II,
Mississippi,
j. Y. HURD, Master; NJ. o. CoNDlFr, Clerk.
LBAyEs NEW oELEAas
SATURDAY, June z SATURDAY, Igy a U
Ions 4 4 G 5aS Il Il
The tbGve boats will taye st. Louis tho Day
next week, whc they leave this post, making 'he ro
The above boats lavs been thoroughly rsft.,d Regarded
expense, and have The old style boilers plan Of ihe ce
and passage secured at The office Of tie eonp
lOi Common street.
j. P. FITZGERALD, Agent lol Common s.rcc.-
g226 INK BE Wn rrs2asnt st. Los.a
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Marille .anteIItaenre.

.... CREsCENr OFFICE. No o. CAMP STREET
Tuesday June a6 1866
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship CHARTS, Fowler, for Galveston,
I Q Harris
Steamer Orleans, Wayne, for Mobile, Master
Steamer LuminarY, Packard, for St Louis Master
Bark u W Brett, Thurlow, for Matanzas in ballast
] i Murison &co
Bark Scotland, smailey, for Trinidad, Cuba
. --# .....,#.1 Master
Brig VIM Creeyy, Swain Jr, for Boston,
Br sehr Kate, Yelden, for Matamoros, Master
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.uer SEateIIinellfe.

Tuesday Ss5f5 s IN Il 5s sss q sT is5
day aas very hot and oppressive. Bust
very duh on the eqee,
p Hina and Pioneer Era for Red River
ge0d trips Of freight TheIluminary and
ames had excellent trips of freight The
Aaa good passenger "Trip but Light
iadsbtsd 10 the officers Of steamers W.
III, Gen Quitman, National, Judge Fletcher
il, Gotile, St Nicholas and j. H. Sharp for
puitmah and ]. N. Sharp leave
Eng National, Saratoga, Collie and
sl-morroW, and the Fletcher on
dated yicksburg, yesterday, to
"a Douglas, We learn that the
had passed that point on her way
srriVe here tomorrow ana leave
ais Thursday. tA
CaMNa.-A telegram to Nessrs
1suglas says that this aplendid
steamer left Cairo Sunday 2Alh
rive 10 time to leave next satur
positively. Passage can be So
to her agents.
he officers Of the steamer Ma
2ver j. falling fast all the way
epoft
nonwealthis receiving and leaves
Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis
IA has excellent passenger ac-
I'D will take passengers at a re-
advertisement.
eEoIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
8a on BOARD s4RaAaa Lizzie CItLt
Ter You announced in your
iof Wedaesd s ss 9otb 'f ast. . B Blf
we word TOO much in her praise
ssa4n atl RIVER 4 t00k passage he
st downward trip Having bust |
ineto tfansadtit meanwhile |
ne al9gg bonnd down. IavalefiI
pnftplny and took passage oil
daons feHgl passengers aboard. / /
that her merits must be over /
o wish to remark for the benefit |
Ailic, tbahany one trying il wi Ia
ate IN securing passage Ga this4
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4lgy IN BNGLAND-HE Is PRE
III 5000 9uINRAs IN LONDON.
sae Lopdon Daily News, dans6l
sing about one hundred and THIRTY
{ Nbled at WillislH Rooms, on tht
snquet aud testimonial to Captain
= Of the United States navy, the
4Tihute being to make n suitable
IN Of the brilliant services con.
aticer on the eaBse Of maritime
='ilhn Pakingten, NJ, P,, presided /;
Q present were His ENcellenoy
,iistef, his Excelleney the Danish
seellency Don Herberto de 10 Ries-
Plenipotentiary fromithe ATgen-
an, admiral Sit John Hay, Bart,
General LEROY, F. r. s.; the
ie Earl Nelson: Colonel ST
4 r., r. r. s.; Commodore Jansen
Royal Dutch navy Prof. Tyndal,
ir,it Hon. Lord Richard Gresrenor,
.Sontakoy, of the Russian Imperial
Eoung, II. hi; Mr.. Chas. Babbage,
The photographer Of the Admi-
leetst6ne, 4. r. s., The Depaty
sss;y House Capt. CeWper Coles,
sss5gssr Mr. a. III Reresford Hope,
ADMIRAL Halstead, &, N; Mr.. w.
81; Mr.. w. Whitworth, 4. r. s.:
tsll, M. p; Capt. Klerker, Royal |
,taehe to the Swedish and Nol'we-
iir. ]. Laird, NJ p; the Hen. j. p. |
Admiral Anpon, r. NJ; James
7. f. w. Trerblett, NJ. A., LII. D., |
erent taasis, followed by that Of |
; Corps,
proceeded to present the testi- |
: 50, addressing the gallant cap. |
ne congratulated him upon having
intellect to purpose which had
1dneed so greatly to the lasting
ID. He then traced the history of
uveries. and referred 80 the prac.
which the pablo were now deriv
IN the Y9gaga Of q shin from Eng.
ihina, there was, he Observes
What, then, mast be the an,araI
on the voyage OF all the Sins of |
was when CAPTAIN Naur- ID a,os
hat there broke ous II ..tsts a ~
y between the No ~ s ,TsI In
W.. waie !. ~. beng a sonthsrner b.
] cheers htS ohala0tet @uu
u, / 4 n L. fact, that after the war
Gallant captain was invited BY
to take up his abode
oy Prince Napoleon to accept q
The testimonial ROW to be pre-
"a about o year ago. Holland |
!; Russia sent El000; and a large
collected in the country. And he |
of England, of Europe, and of |
IA. had to request Capt. Maury to
snial, considerably exceeding in
;eas, as "a recognition Of esteem,
ratitude. Great eheering.) He |
ding an address expressive of the
sentation, and having handed the |
quest Of the evening in n silver
ed his health, which was drunk |
% three cheers and much en-
Z Semmencsd by repudiating the |
Is deserving such an acknowledge |
'aEs ago, he said, it vas his good
IN a field Of discovery in which |
ready to hand. Very soon a feet |
'sr the world was engaged in 90 |
aenomena Of the sea and the air |
m cost ships Of alInations were |
APPLES Of science. CHEERS, The |
afnation ID the researches made, |
ange at Brussels /; and now he saw
Mage met to celebrate the results I
been achieved.
The gallant captain declared his
p acknowledge in appropriate
me testimonial Just presented and |
etore express it5with sealed lips
9 OF silence. cloud ehears.J
laining toasts was sour Foreign |
ed by Lord William Grosvenor,
9 responded to by Commodore
-oyal Dutch Navy, and General
Che late Confederate States Of
tier Of Whom was treated with
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ARRIVED Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Jas Long, Osgood, nom Havana, to master
previously reported at>Quarantne l-2d dist
BIZ schr Mischief, 0lphaut, firm Havana, to master
previously reported at Quarantine dis %
Nix sohr Ysalulita Monteroe, from Cienfuegos,
previously reported at Quarantine to master
Sd district
schr Union, Cenas, from Havana. in ballast, pre-
viously reported at Quarantine to 1uaater-,-
I'd district Is
BIZ schr Lizzie, Leppert, from Havana, to master
previously reported at Qnarantinel-9d dist
TowBOATS.
Sentinel Wright from the Passes--Towed down
and to sea, bark Lihertad and brig Stockton
Brought up brig John Hastings and sehrs Ma
ry Lee, Watchful and Trinidad.
aTEAMBoATs,
WR Arthur, Carson, for St Louis,
Gen Quitman, Cannon, from Yitkshurg
National, Sinnott, from Shreveport.
Judge Fletcher, Watts, from Camden
Cotile, Rawlins, from 0sborns Landing.
Saratoga, Dowty, from Shreveport.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort jackson,
Cornie, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
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F. bark Bayopnaize, Bidejary, 4 days from We
Cruz. in ballast, to master
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

MOBILE.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAI. STEAMERS.
Leaves TUESDAY, June %, tho arrival Of the p H.
P0ntehartratn Railroad train.
FREIGHT TAKEN TO ALL POINTS ON ALABAMA
RIVER UP TO MONTGOMERY.
FOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
and low pressure steamer s,o,.,,
A. L MYERS, Commander,
win leave as above carrying the u s. Mails
freight takep reduced prices and Bills OF Ladng
signed through to above named points Agents office
N. B.--Noftelgbt received after 21Sr N.
BS~COal oil received in metal packages only.
/. O. HANKiS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves On TUESDAY 26h inst, At NJ, from the head
EOR MOBILE. MONTGOMERY, SELMA, OAaABA
u and all Eey landings tue Alabama Rver-The new
English csrk wII S,n'eNS2 " y se2n master rom
sINNulT y ADAMS, % Conmercai Pluas.
-----+-----------
WATERING PLACES.
SEA SHORE LINE.
FATERISG PLACEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
CHRISTIAN Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Springs
TIC elegant and very fast low pressure stOupasr
.M Eamellar
a. 2. BoARDMAN Ahasor,
WIN hereafter continue her trips as follows:
MONDAYS, * O'Clock A. AZ Pontchsrtrsiu r. r Train,
TUESDAYS, "9o'g0ek a. A.
THURSDAYS 9 o'clock A. NJ
SATURDAYS, o'cloclrpn
Eotarninr, viii leave Ocean sprngson
SUNDAY EVENING.
MONDAY EVENING
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY MORNING
All freight Intended Tor her should bo property labeled and
addressed direction can be got ut the Office oh
hour before the passenger trains.
The above trips and departures will be regularly made IN
less prevented BY bad weather or low water
Ga SATURDAY, positively freight win Be received after
O'clock ?, n. trsin.
For further Information apply to
COHEN NJ. SOFIA 10 Caronde!et street.
Eos THE WATERING PLACES.
Ieavss every TUESDAY the arrival Of the 4 Ponehar
rain Railroad train for Pascagoua way andngs leaves
every THURSDAY for Ocean Springs and way andings
and every SATURDAY al r H. Pontchar.raIn Railroed
train, for Plscagoua and all landings
FOR TEE WATERING PEAoEa-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
CHARLEs WALKER Commander,
will eave above For freight or passage appIy to
LEACH a PERKINS,
- .ernar Of Grayier and caroudolot streets.
Leaves TUESDAY, June 2Gtb at 10 o'clock L. H. from
bead Of New Basin
E0R VAUDEVILLE, JACKSONVILLE AND
n G"FHEtnn-ine steam prnt eiler E,Os T. May, will
iea7e above and viii continue regularly trade euv
Ing Thursday 18th aud Saturday gOh nat Fur freight apply
20 EDWD. THUNP ON & co, Agents.
81 Trhnupituul1s End II HagHez At.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.

| NBW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
FOB NEW YORK DIREoT-THE NEW
md splendid sldswheei stsamships--
MORNING STAR. .24OO toms .., Howes eorfnander
EVENING STAR. .aOl6 tons Delaney, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry Commander
hlslH9 6FAR.,..,. $500 tons. Nelson, Commander
The nsw and hrst,Clasa scrsw steamships
MISSISSIPPI. $500 tons, .. ,Furbur oommandlnE
hERR1hAoK, 1000 tons. 81. vansice Commanding
aARIPosA .lsp0 toas.. Quick, Commanding.
MONTERREY l2c0 tons. Whitman, Commanding.
The new and hfst.olass side v heel seanaship
Morning Star,
...... - zoo tong,
NELSON, Commander
WIN leave the CompanyB Wharf foot of Jackson SQUARE
on SATURDAY, june 50, at 8 A. n, precisely.
The tnbis corapesed Of tue largest and most eeFsnt
ahps which have boon but country for any home
line They in respect fitted for service and the
route rpon which 'hoy ran Their Recommendations
not axeeed by those Of other steamers In the world
Ga8> PASSAGE AT REDUCED RATES
Freight will be Company warehouse On The
landing nj sill times during buanes hours the orapanys
rates fer freight win always made low by any other
limo.
For freight or passage apply 20
]. al COuRTENAY, agent
i3oaIopdele. ss1eol
FOR NEW YORK
CRoMwELL's N. Y. AND N. 0. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SUNDAY, July Ist, ns8AM
EOR NEW xoRR-TaE FAST AND rAvoRITE
steamship
George Wilmington,
Z. Y GAaER, Commander.
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cans 4aiIg @restent
MORNING. JUNE %, 1865.
10 Iaudon DAILY News, Jnnehl

..lNgY IN EN6LAND-HE Is PRR
IN 5000 GuINEAs IN LONDON.
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STEA MBOATS.
WICK 20 II URG-
VIGK5BURG AND EATCHE2 PACKET FASHION.
Laazna aEnrH SATURDAY. rt 5

VIGB5BURG AND NATCHEH PACKET FASHION
Leaves every SATURDAY, vt 5 p.
HOE p0NALD9ONvHLAE, PLAQUEMINE
u Port Hndse Baton Rouge Bayou Sara Adams Est
Chez Waterproof s. Joseph Rodney Grand Gul Warrentg
New Carthage and WckBbnrg-The magnificent passenger
steamer EaBhicn r D. PrGi, master Z Shaw and p [,
LpdBtsBen clerks will leave above freight or pas.
sage apply IN board or to TITUS Il GWARTNEY.
TChnupit0ulRH street.
WIRGISTUS O. DEETzEL. Advertising Aganf
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, NJ bra
Steamer GEN. j. a. QUTFMAN-7IOHN W CANAO4
Master; JOHN T. ROBERTS and A. HcvAY, Clerks
FOE VICKSB UEtG, NATCaE8 GRAND GULF
Rodney, Fort Adams Bayou ara Baton Rouge and at in
ernediate andngsThe fast sgsacent passenger ssaas1
Gen. a. a. 4u1tman, leaves as shove.
Inc aouvs peckGE WI Sa1e freight pssseogars KEN
phs with privilege 81 rehlppng yicsbur2 on the Des
are for Memphis and tho Bends with 40 for
Yaaoo River For coaor speed safety shs boat b nnar
passed. and her tables guppsd with tao market
affords
For freisAt or sssaags, apply On BOARD, or TO
GEO D. HTTE, 81 Graver street
- A BNITTDN, Front BsTust
FiR3lNIuS q lbATLtL., Ans eTttslna Agent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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uossBURa, yAzoo AM, T4LI1HATOBIE RIVER

WIGS SBuRa YAl0o AND TALLAHATCHIR RIVRR
PACKET 40 'A4''
leaves Vieks6Gsg every TcBsDAY and FRIDAY. at5p
k'gh 9 hAEN tV0GB, LEFLokE, Y6ZlII CiPY'
sssarta and all landings the Ia lahachie ma Ysa
9nsha az new, last and superior psseeT paeEet
M iAhseI3 Y H. FaFott master Richards clerk
VIII ieHVe rs above connecting with Tho Ma,
f4eAaoofs P9SS 5 !en QniIman and Fashion Gnu
, = FlkGlNlUB G. DEETZEI, Adversns A,o,,
= Al ffei#ht shipped by the above sogTsrs giW M
sianea thtoasn to otho above points with Tiyie az %
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PENSACOLA.
WARRINGTON, PENSACOLA AND HILTON
To SAN on WEDNESDAY, g7tb inst, at + O'Clock P. n.
ToR WARRINGTON, II PENSACOLA AND
aILEoN-Tho Al fest sailing steamship
lizzie,
Wan, WEBER, Commander
WlGaa positively as saove, from tho seaa CT New BasiD
For freight psssase apply to
MERRITT, LUHHAN, MogIxHILI, & 90,
---.---...-z-.- II Carondelet street
PENSACOLA AND APAlACHlooLs.
To aall en- THURSDAY. 23th inst, at 5F.r.
FoR PENSACOLA and APAE.ACr1Eo0EA
The fast aailnE fev1re p!eamshp
Eseaugura.
". K HUTCHINGs, goalmandst,
vii sail positively Above from Post n First District
For freight or passage apply to
MERRITT, DURHAM, McaENHELL co,
A Carandelet street.
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cRssCEaT OFFICE, No "a Carr STREET, i
apeaaay Morning, June 20, 1866,
Day Vas very hot and oppressive. Bust
very duh on the leqee.
p. Hine and Pioneer Era for. Red River,
! good tips Of freight. TheLaminary and
2nses had excellent trips of freight. The
4 Aad 9 good passenger trip but light
9 iadsbtsd 70 the officers Of steamers w.
II, Gen. Quitman, National, Judge Fletcher,
!, Celtic, St. Nicholas and ]. IL. Sharp for
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

NtlA s1-- Wt1Oll--LUNRNR,
A ". DELMAs-
GLNBRAL CONCESSION AND LUMBER MERCHANT,
once Nc. s75 5uii,, At, New Basin.
NEW ORLEANs
Spseni strntion syeu 70 Ruers ad SEppsrs' gders for
ANtaOe" shinEes &c delivered at mills ely,
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epEED sArETY AND co,IFos1.
LIZ lALLiA8lE LINE. abHE
HGHMEE ARGARGEMEEw -


Leaves on Friday July eth, NJ r.s
NUm MEhIPHEa ssERO, 81, z.uua7
~ Evansville, Louisville and CWcinUGLg-
The new, fest and superior steamer
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Asaea % Tire boiler deck, where
several Of the ofIicers, ana
e disordarly mannbr.'' After
aenlnent they we're discharged
2sat declining to DR. eecate
Seerge D. Jones, who com.
s71tiag under a ilE Of temporary
Fered On Wednesday ePeaiBg,
The river st Ibis punt ia An.
Ee are y henes hat lie Fi.e
from che headRateFs viii ee, 4,
ere low Natef sets in.
= very agreeable, beiar warn,
won't 5 o'clocsa when tEss gsne.
! rs shower baths and aaoasd
q iiaia, md cooled QUE a,pes.
gre tlsnkfni, but would nre.
90 i'AgoTs IN the tnture,
ne more DISK ibaa it has teeD
lfia we hope h may continue
fise gf t4et c1nditioa onr posi-. |
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Quitman and J. N. Sharp leave
l'he National, Saratoga, Cotile and
i-molroW, and the Fletcher on