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EALED IhOIOoALo Will DE kECElN ED
~ tgrathe Ar-t- -. 81. s--
Transp >rtatlon of-Government Freight
over the following nsmed routes: z, ,-7 r
Ist. From Fort Dtlles, Oregon, to Camps Cur.
ry, Watson, and Wright. Bidders to state the
price per pound 10 eOISthey will take the freight
for. .. ..f . = IL. , ,
Separate bids reqnifed for each Camp named.
Bids for this service will be received at Fort
Dalles, Oregon, by Capt. Jas. Gilliss, A. Q. NJ,
U. s. A, aud at this Office, up to IL NJ on the
3d. From Wailula, W. T., to Fort oolvire,
W. T. The price per pound in CoIS to be stated
by the bidders. Bids for this service wilIbe re-
ceived at Fort Walla Walla, W. T., by 1st Lieut..
John F. Noble, A, A. Q. NJ, Rod at this Office, up
70 IN. on the Isl day Of Nay, 1866.
Sd. From Wallqla, W. T., to Fort Boise, 1. T.
The price per pound in CoIS to be stated by bid
derS for this Transportation. Bids for this serv-
ice will be received by Captain T. ]. Bcksrson,
A. Q. NJ, U. s. A, Fort Boise, l. T., and at this
Office, up to u NJ. on the 18th day of Nay 1866.
4th From Eortt Qalles, oregopi % Fort Boise,
|. T., ,thei price per pound in Cork fof which
transportation will be furnished over this route
to be stateds, Bids -fertt service, will be re-
ceived at Fort Dai1es, Oregon; by Captain James
GilIiss. .. 9. NJ 2. S. a; Fort Boise /. T. by
GdPtain I. ". Eekefson, A. Q. NJ, q. s: A., and at
this psieei ppsOi2 n, on the l5lh day Of May,
Bidders foSAlI tbeToutss Will be required to
give bonds with good aud sufficient security for
the faithful performance of any contract which
may be,awaTded them under this advertisement;
Bids e, be, in duplicate and accompanied BY an
oath ofallegianeeto The United States. :
The right TO reject any oral bids is reserved,
if so deemed best for the interests Of the Service
All coutraeti madesubjectto5the approval Of
the Department and Division Commanders.
~ -. HENRY. C. HODGES.
Brevet 1t. Col and Chief Quarter Master,
l6.4w Department OF the CoIumbia.
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NJ O TO H.
Office OF CHIEF QUARTERM isTER,
DEPARTMENT OF THE COLuNBIA,

For vancouver, W. T., MarcH2S 1866. !
, 1866-04-20

J. II. .SEABER svorn.-Was acquainted with
Patterson by sight aud reputation. On the 18th
OF Feb. last in the afternoon, / was walking
down street with Van Wormington and when
uear Ryger's store heard Patterson say, "I
will kill private W8tchman for he is a son Of
a b." Ibid not communicate this to any one
, 1866-04-20

MONDAY, April sth.-veniras were issued for
=, iury, and after calling si1ty-four men jury
20, found consisting Of
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NOTICE 10 ABSENT DEFENDANT

JOSEPH HERON, Defendant Perez eonoty IL
NNO TIE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND kYT:-Yon
Il will Hereby take moi ce. that the nlnve named
ing the sGm Of $50 rnd interest," iu The Office of G.
KREBs, Ja-tice "fthe Peace IN fbf' the ahve named
euny; and you are hereby re qsiirtA to appear aud
answer The same on the l4thhAg Of May. A. d. .ISBs
at my ottire IN Lewiston or tlJs ldgment will he
taken against ynn. according 6f the prayer If said
comPlI ut with all c'sts If this action. Given~un-
der my hand, this h-day of March. A. ID. 1888.
lT-im : : : q KpEBS I q
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ADlMINISTR1TOR's NOTICi

.DLENTY N0WsON HAND, and a constant sup
Il ply IN The hturess at Q3-4w) ]. C, ISAACS.
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Arrivals as the rranelpal note,..

ST. CHARLES H0TEL-Nrs and Miss Moncure
Coast ~ Erskine and son; Il A Willard, Illinois ;
G Findlay, Baltimore; o MAYO. d D Gill and wife
Gen j S Scott, La; w Williams st Joseph w
Miss Findlay, Mrs I Mason, Miss NJ Dillon, Match
en- Butman, Vaudeville; Weabook, City; L
III Hamilton, New York H BOrdur, Vicksburg /:
] Semple and wife, Memphis; S Davis, Ala; VIM
BARLEY and family, city; w Etey and family,
Miss; S Y0nnllin, BrookhaYen; L Boom and wife
Vleksburg: Newman; Conyngham O Shortly
u S !; ] Clinton, n Y; Mrs Blythe, Sam H Harris
Miss; L Angler, Ga; 6 PhiieT, n c; w Keenan,
r. Jones, Texas; R Venable Barstew and wife
Smith, La; Scott, Eliit, w Barnard, Miss
j Ash, ii d. Pa,
CITY HOTEL F Brown and son, c R Jonas,
W Champlin, W Clinton, Miss: ] f Smith,
Coyington Louisiana; ] w Woodward, C Hodge,
Townsville, La; w c Hynson, Jefferson. Texas;
] E Evans, S r Sawyer, J L Bateheldor, San An
tonic, Tex; Goode, j Speeht, Troy; I q Adds,
New Haven, Conn; L NJ Doulin, F Faulkner
W II Bingham, st Louis: ] r Ryan Ky: ii 7
Blocker, Ieia; w Thust, J. Thust Mobile; D II
Chapman, III McDougall, NJ Solelella, Baum
Alexandria; i 0Neill and wife, n q Wright an6
wife, Benton La; S Robertson, Shreveport; I
Wetharspoon, Marshall, Texas; H A Battles, /
Wyohey, H d McErwin and family. city: P Y
OiNei BossieT parish; E NJ Villiers, Terrebonne
ST. JAMES H0TEL-Mrs Baldwin, S Myers
Miss; 7 N Taylor, W Kitchen, Ala; L v Reeves
Mrs Hail, Tensas; Mrs Tyson, I NJ Smedes, Yicks
burg; VT Withers, D Shelton, jackson, R Scot
Capt Thorn, Miss @ E Hooker, Miss; q G Arm
stead, Memphis R Murrell, Jackson; c W Pope
Miss; P NJ Duncan, Paris, France W II Beltor
Miss; S Harlan Galveston; w H Stratton Ga;
F Maury, Miss; J Mclaughlin, E S Riggs, La; III
Patton, Tex; j S Jackson, La; p Lambre, Match
toehes; G NJ Montjoy, Miss; L Watts, Madiso
parish; Col I W Baliour and family, Mrs Balar
and child, Mississippi City; 6 " Pope Miss; DR.
F Foote, Texas; j Branch, Miss; Biakemort
city; J a Henderson, Fla; johnson, city; ] |
Blanchard, Miss.
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ST L0UIS-Steamer Olive BFanch-Gs head Of
sheep MeQuoid, Mehle &co-200 bbls lime n Rich.
ards-5OO do to NJ NJ Diekinson-l52 bbls -four 100
Abls pork Is do rump Kennedy &Co-l0 bbls
-four Fl Oglesby &cO--l bx raesH Folsom eco
filter Brooks d Macdonald thresher j Hood
&cO-2 csks pipe Mcintyre d Applegate-l1 bbis
liquor cases do II bbls -four L I Murd0ck--l28
bbs -four Griffin d Porch-lO csks bacon ties do
Huntington Br5s-2OO bbls flour IS bbs oil and 20
ties lard Fly Won Phul jr &co-36 bxs candy E Wit
ting-6 pcs iron and sundries j Fitzgerald-200
hXs candy stove box Is h6ls Hour Lauman
58 ties lard Grief Byrnes-3O bbls meal hhds of
horns E q Messenger 10000 bbls -four Ethel u
Thomas csks bacon bbls beans kegs butter
DOrman & Bruno-l0 casks hams Nasset & Bros
l047 bbls -four $50 SKIS do 20 ties lard 80 kegs lard
Keep & Caulfeld-l00 bbls meal to Q Morgan
hhds tobacco l. Glenn-3S bbs whisky How
ard, Preston Barrett esEs bacon tree half
bbls pork do beef w RObertson-4 hhds tobac-
co Van Culin, MCCombs &cO-2 do G N WOrrhng-
tons do Given Watts &cO-ll do 81 bales cotton
Jno king-l box trunk Glbbs-lO hhds to-
bacco Torain, McR9a &co-4S bbls meal to Del
B0ndlo-4 bhls eggs ties bacon Kegs lard and
kegs butter King Bros-7O bXs glass Harmon eco
40 bbls whisky Fairehild, Verhoef Bingham-l3
do l28 bDls meal bbls eggs and kegs butter to
; DuSouchet &co-5 pNs mdse bale DO bdIs
names rolls leather Southern EXpress-56 boxes
glassware Gauche-l csk earthnWare G Harris
hhds tobacco Kirkpatrick, Neyins &co-lO do to
Speed, Summers &co-7 do B N Turnbull &co-2G
do C H Smiths do to Wilson & Younger DO to
Blakemore, Woodbridge &co--5O0 bbls flour Grace
R H Fraser-l4 do L Gunther-46 pkgs stoves Is
bXs tinware and snndries " Burbridge &co-60
wagons and carts bbls oil kegs white lead l
dray so plows Phelps, Parke &co--G bales cotton
Lowe & Bignon-2 kegs riyets y 0 Railroad
S. bbls -four Hamilton Dunnica-390 bales hay
Bostock, Grace u Jones--l bXs mdse q W Banker
&co-5 bdls hides W Witherell-7 bbls sau-
sage kegs butter o Cobb &co-sundries to
order
ST LOUlS-Steamer Lumnary-l6S3 SKIS corn
Geo Martin-l395 do Lamb Quinlan &co-585 do
Clark &co-i427 do bXs eggs to Stanard Stay
back-2O bbls beer . Dressel-lO5 DO Geo Elmer
30 csks bacon Jas Connoly &eo-2O0 Dds flour to
Ethel y Ihomas-l00 do GrItfn q Porch-556gO do
Keep y CauItieId-l50 DO Bossoek' Grace Jones
300 bbls pork Ober, Atwater &co-8 bbls eggs so
bxs soap to Dorman 4 Bruno-50 bXs candles to
A Michel-30 bbls whisky L L Murdock-lO csks
bacon Huntington Bros-8 bbls eggs DeiBondio
u bxs liquors bXs candy "ittIng-lO Dbl eggs
Miller Meyer do mdse TO N sherman &Co-S
bbls eggs csks bacon kegs butter Schneider
zuberbier-290 bbs flour Emey &co-365 do GO
bbls pork 40 csks bacon to a oges6y &co-lOO
bxs candy McFarlan, Straight &co-60 ties hams
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9iuer gattIIigeate.
oREsoHsT orEIeE, Il. q oAn

Saturday Morning. June % 1865 !
The hot and dusty weather yesterday made It
exceedingly disagreeable on the landing.
Business was very dull, the only departure being
the Nina SHINES for Bayou Sara. The arrivals
were more numerous; they consisted of the
steamers Olive Branch, ]. NJ Sharp, Louis Dor
and oleona, ITO whose officers we are indebted
for fayors ~
me White Cloud No. 2 and Luminary from
~ Louis, and Louisiana from Louisville. had
nos made their appearance up to the time of our
Aeaying the landing. They will, however. he
tsady 70 receive this morning for their return
sfips. The former leaves tomorrow morning ana
me TWO latter on Monday evening.
Inc idahoe for 0uachita river heinz unabIs -
leaye IS announced, will take her 5anartnra no;
nyeiy this evening.
CLIPPINGS FROM oUn EXCHANGES.
CAIRO, June l0--rhe vivar i 49,
81 this point, with reports fsr, @ ~ ssati9heIS
9p ny anu laisslssippt, that they are rispg
Ing 1he Heather was cool and pleasant ali dav
Bnsiness-little OF none F'-'t'A' an oay'
The W. r. Arthur, Continenta, ana 1,or,,. "a.
came up light. enu nlarpie Clty
me hne passenger packet Commonwealth
boat as good as her name indicates ~ y
sne lana OF me Louises this evening, commando
py one OF the finest species of genus bon 49,
~ name and nature, assisted by James 11toy
surname Is Boyles In the days Of ehyar WIGS II,
Boyles were conspicuous for their gallants, w
have not degenerated. s'y' hey
gAECINSATI, June l9.-The weather was 40
and cloudy yesterday with light drizzlipp raj raj
At Pittsburg. last night, the river was nm stan,
with five feet in the channel Here II bsa bss ~
stand during the tTenty.four hours ending Ias
night With seven feet on the shoalest bars he5ca
louisville There Is Eve fest in the canal Their
y seven rect 2 the lower Ohio. The Cumberland
y rising, WIN i've feet on Harpeth Shoals. Tier
Is four and half feet and falling in the KanaEbs
LOUISVILLE June ls.-The river was on stan,
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leaves for the above and all coast landings at 10
o'clock this morning,
ST. NICHOLAS FOR BAYOU StRA-ErpreSS Pas
seage7' Pacbet-The new, superior and fast passen
ger packet st, Nicholas Capt, s. Heno comman
der, and Mr.. @. bano clerk, leaves this evening
at o'clock for Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou
Sara and all intermediate landings on the coast
The ST. Nicholas is beyond doubt one Of the mos
elegant and desirable passenger packets on the
river. Her superior in all those thousand qualif
cations which, combined so to make up first
class packet has yet to be launched In word
she is a crack" packet and the public know il
and patronize her accordingly.
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GEN. HUMPHREYS REPoBT ON THE MISSISSIPPI
LEyEEs.- The report Of Major General A. A. Hum
phEeyst to the Har department. concerning the
leyees of the Mississippi. was transmitted BY the
secretary Of war to the Senate to-day, in response
TO recent resolution. The breaks are shown to
be very numerous and the results of consequent
overHows unusually disastrous He recommends
at the present time in accordance with his nstruc
hons from the war department. the following re-
pairs first, five leyees on the Yazoo bottoms 500,
QUO cubic yards, at a cost of S305 600 second
eight leyees on the Tensas bottom, 10000 cubic
yards, costing $685. three eYees on the Mississippi
Geltai Oh, 600 cubic yards, costing $2l7 600 The
Inree make an aggregate expense of ssh, 600 for
1882 900 cubic yards.
The general states that at present prices the
crops Of cotton grown in the aluvial region above
hed kyer 10 1860 Would amount to SI08 900 600 and
that the products of the sugar region below at
pFesentpriees was equivalent to $50 600 600 He e..
inmates that the complete and permanent repair of
al the leVees OF the river would require 81 200 600
Tor the state Of Arkansas; 81 500 600 for Missis-
slpni; ~ 100000 for Lousiana-a tolal So 500 600
~ appears mat me repairs made last winter upon
the ieFeea in Louisiana amounted to 100 600 SQUARE
YARDS he refers to statements in his report of a
former examination of the leyee system. which
assume that the cost Of all the leYees Of the river,
u none were then in existence and q coynplpta
and sufficient protection should be secured wnnId
amount TO S26, 1900, aud to perfect those
n existence would require Sl7,000,000.
ne estimates the ailaYai lands of the Migsis.
spPl as S1f,oUV square miles, of which 1913 OO0
square miles below the Red River lie in the sugar
region, Of which one third might be brought nn-
oer cultivation. This would open million and q
at .,,! p acres Of sugar lands in addition to the
nlllion acres now open to cultivation. OF the re-
malnderi 16 GOO square miles are chiffon lands ana
are Of the most fertile character; two-thirds OF
when should be made available to culture. This
would give 100000 acres of oaltyable land cana
Sle q growing bale Of cotton per acre, or about
IN 1860. National Intelligencer. - - 20
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N. o., J. G. N. R. Rune 22-l5 bales of
cotton Payne, Huntington &co-4 Carroll, Hoy &
coll H& j Nj Aliens Jno Williams &co-3
Douglas & Richardson-22 ThornhiIl & Richardson
IN Smith &eo-8 Alcus & Scherck-4 S 81 Ably
&eo-I lot hides Walthaii &eO-4 bbls apples q
Cloud.-2 bbls peas Morgan-4320 feet lumber W
D Weaver-l6,500 do / circular saw Baker
beer bbls 7 Sncken-l bXs nldse C E Cate Il
COL car pickets c Myers &co-potal 70 bales of
cotton
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Exports Yekterdny.

LYESTON-Steamsbip Morgan-250 bbls Of
Sour csks bacon 50 bhls molasses 500 SKIS corn
100 SKIS coffee 100 SKIS oats Totes hams 100 bzs soap
and sundries
APALACHTCoLA-steamship TappabannocI-
Sundry mdse
ROSTON-ship Jos Holmes-lGl6 bales cotton
10 do mdse 1850 slaves 247 hides
NEW TORK-BarE Bridgeport-ll36 bales cot
ton 80 blaes moss 4i7j SKIS corn 1000 slaves
HAYANA-Schr United States-l4O0 Ska corn
295 SKIS oats
BORDEAUX-Italanb brig CoIombos-25 400
slaves
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Steamship Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston,
| c Harris
Steamship Tappabanock Huckins, for Apalaeh-
cola Merritt, Durham, McKiunel Sco
Ship Joseph Holmes, Croker, for Boston,
w Hynson eco
Bark Bridgeport, Morgan, for New York,
Neeker & Knox
Br brig Queen Of the Usk, Scanteburg, for Pensa-
cola in ballast, g L Laughland
Italian brig Colombos, Jaccarnor Tor BordeaqN
Jos Kelley
5chr United States, Herrick, for Havana.
Jos Kelley
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The mississippi 1eveea.



The problem of the Mississippi, Philadelphia
paper, not of the EXTREMIST radical type, admits
to be the great one of the age that is, how tt
wrestle with and bar ont the Mississippi river from
an annual overflow of the rich and vast domain of
cotton lands. which adjoin the banks on either
side. The same journal grants that the resources
Of the States which border on the river are an
equal to cope with this yearly spoiIer, and to sus
TAIN the cost Of building and keeping up the ne
cessarY leyees and then adds, with palpabe
malice: The United States have no direct right
to interfere in the matter which would be viola
ton of State rights, and might be pronounced IN.
constitutional. Consequently these yearly disas-
ters must occur, and until Missouri Mississippi Ar
kansas and Louisiana are able to cope with the
evil By an increase of population and wealth, we
must expect to hear Of this annual destruction,
which sometimes extends to the flooding of sixteen
millions of acres of fertile and productive lands.
This reveals the spirit Of the eastern Republican
party towards this great matter for some twelve
millions of the people Of the United States. For
we repeat all the inhabitants Of the valley of the
Mississippi and every interest they have, are al
most as much concerned in the work of restrain
ing their great river within harmless bounds, and
converting it into an agency Of unaoyed good as
are the citizens of the flooded districts. The
Northwest must be made aware, fully, of this, as
well as of the cynical, selfish, sectional spirit that
dominates among eastern politicians, and y hiCh
will lead most Of them to oppose national aid
blind alike to justice as to policy, and their own
real interest in the end and carried away chiefly
by the temptation to strike another Fengeful
blow at the discounted South.
The common sense of the people of the North
west must be invoked; that alone viii be potent
enough to force Congress into the proper legisla-
ton, Public treasure may be laYishly expended
upon the most Insignificant works Of questionable
propriety on the North Atlantic coast or the lake
shores, but the instant measure is proposed for
the benefit of the West or South, Eastern journals
and politicians hasten to raise every possible oD
position. And this may be expected to the end,
unless, indeed, the whole Northwest, in solid mass,
shall be brought to mite with the lower valley
States and force these people TO give somewhat
more equal distribution of the benefits, and bur.
dens also Of the Union.
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APALACHICOLA-Stea Beaufort-s4 bis
cotton Wilson & Youug-22 do f T Mitchell eco
IS Wood, Low & Ludwigsen-3 Merritt, Durham,
McKinnell &co-sundries to order-Total IA bale
cotton
TAMPICO-schr Elira-6O, 900 lbs fustick $4,000
specie to order
sugar go ties do l Dbl do 0ber, Atwater Geo
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STEAMSHIPS.
L4AV ERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Queenstown to land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton signing bills of fading
here at through freight hence St Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
aothonburg and Havre.
Storage passenger tickets granted here by this to bring
Liverpool Queenstown TO New Orleans
for $50 in currency per adult.
The final port of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills lading, by the holder of the bill
laaing within twelve after steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aHordng the importer the choice OF
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited VIII dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
1874 tons. Janson Captain
MISSISSIPPI. Campbell Captain.
FLoR1DA....,.,,....l ag7 tens, A Finn Captain.
MISSOURI 1864 A. Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. tons t Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons Vim L Mesney Capt
GAMBIA, 1861 tons, ..,.J Graham Captain
CAROLINA. 1854 j. Harby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. l94s H P P Couche, Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool Sls5 gold or its equivalent in
currency.
FOR rates Of freight sppy to
HUNTER, AsEEW i CO., Al Carondelat strest.
Consgnees goods arc respectfully desired to present then
Bills Of Lading the oce pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for The same.
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schr Nisccief, Oliphant, from Havana with 70a
bXs sugar to A Thompson &co
Schr Jos Long - from -
Schr Union -, from -
5chr Sea Witch, MaTsden days from Havana to
master
Nix sclr Isabella, Monterole, 10 dayr from Glen
luegos, to PUG Bros
Fl bark Bayonnaize. Bidejary. ( days from Vera
Cruz, in ballast to master
Br scbr Lizzie, Leppert from Havana. to master
Cargo, $40 bbls m0lasses Isl laltbbls do to
Butler &cO
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The Chicago Rennhlinnn snus

ua There is ramor aaoat, probably true, that
fTnitped H. ~ guerrilla band met detachment Of
several wounded on both Sides The result il mn m
Franklin, KY. AANes horth oi
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REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
TWICE WEEK.
Leaves every TUESDAY AT P NJ, and every SATURDAY
atlOA.
Steamer j. NJ sHARP-HENRY sTRECK, Master JOS.
DALFERES, Clerk.
nor THABODAUGVELLE PAIETCOURT.
Il vle NapOeOnville DOnadsOnye and all intermediate
coast lRndngs-Will leave regularly above.
The ]. N Sharp will give particular attention to coast
freight and passengers and win continue in the trade pems
nently. For freight passage apply on board.
PS-Shippers in all cases responsible for he payment
of freight ]. s. RELF Tchoupitoulss street.
NIR9INIUS G. DENTLEII. Advertising Agent.
The j. NJ Sharp will take all freight through TO LOcEport as
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Steamship Beaufort, Eutchings, from Apalachicola
to Merritt Durham, Mcklnneu &eo-lst dis Il
TOWBOATs.
Gladiator, Shultz, from the Passes-Towed dowr
and to sea brig Cashmere, schrs Friends ant
Pinkey-Brought up to Quarantine schrs Jos
Long and Union, and to city schr Elizabeth
STEAMBOATS,,
Olive Branch Jones, from st Louis.
LuminarY, Packard, from st Louis,
Louis Dor, johnson, from Shreveport.
j NJ Sharp, Streck, from Thibodaux,
Cleona, Pickett, from Washiugt0u.
Cornie, Aucoin. from ThibOdaUx.
ST Nicholas, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
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XANOO.

VICKSBURG YAzOo AND TALLAHATCHER RIVER
PACKET " ~
Leaves yictsburg every TUESDAY and FRIDAY ot5p
ENOR CIR ZEN WOOD, LEFLORE, YAEOO CRY
SHaTtia and AL landings the TIA RhatChi and Yaa
bnsha ryersfhg new fast aRd superior passenger packet
Calumet . d Parisott MASTER I " Richards clerk
will leave as above connecting with the New orleans and
Yicksburg packets, Gen Quitman and Fashion -
NlRGlNIUS G. DENTZEL, Advertising AGENT
= 81 All treRht shipped by the above steamers Will be
signed through to ofhe above points, with privilege Of re.
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TENNESSEE IRON.

The undersigned agent for the seie OF Hman BRO Sons
celebrated TENNESSEE IRON prepared to execute
Slab and Boiler Iron. O. H. SLOCOMB,
"A Canal and % Common streets.
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PENS ACOLA.
PENSACOLA AND APALACHlGoLA.
To sail on THURSDAY. 9Th inst, at ) P. ~
FOR PENSACOLA and APALACHICoLA
The fast sailing, favorite steamship
Beaufort,
W. X. HUTCHNGs, Commander,
viii sail positively above, from Post IL First District
For freight or passage apply to
MERRITT, DURHAM McEINNELL & Co,
At CarondeIet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23
VIoKsBURa AND YAz0O RIVER pAoKET

Leaves yicksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at5p.
EOR GREEN WOOD LEFLOBE, YaZOO CIPI
and all nternledste landings also eking freight fr
laahaGhe and Haabushs rivers, and connects At Green
Wood with packets or tirenadaFhe light passen
ger steamer Counter John Henderson, master Chss
crater clerk, will leave shove connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, tFqp New orleans
j. s.'FAdACD. Advertising Agent,
Fulton street.