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MEMPHIS.

FOR MEMPHIS.
1855. 1866.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5pM
Eok MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON
- Mouths OF White and Arkansas Rivers Columbia Grand
Lake. Greenvile Lake Providence, Mlkeas and all the
Sends Seksbug Natchez and all way andiags-The spen
did, fast-ruuning passenger steamers
city OF Cairo Observation-Disclosures. Capt R. K RILEY
hArt Anie'. Capt L. DROUILLARD
one OF the above steamers will leave New Orleans Mem
phs every WEDNESDAY O'clock throughout the entire
season, GIVING PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO ALL
WAY AND PLANTATION BUSINESS
These boats connect at Napoleon with regular Arkansas
and hlte River packets and Memphis the Memphis
and Charleston Memphis and Ohio and the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroads. and with the regular packets tor St.
Louis and Louisville.
Through tickets to all points East and North can be
procured on board either of the above named boats
For freight or passage apply on board or to
STEVENSON 4 DOUGLAS, 8 Front street
A. BRlTTON, Front street.
VlR91NIus G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
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1rec1H1 HctHnE ladies
asg nsye Il. ssfn Msde 70 re nrrserys betwe
.cst cnVeni.nt IN y mpoI ne M
III = a. lady passengers The Lizzie tiilI
r. sosaa9S ~ si leave for New orlssns
~ 5sI.,s = ~ 3 - so.1amana, with Mess
.xsI; jr,-cr go. i Nv ~,
-. -. yrr.,ine - III ,t !.
~ III EVENING This sssu.r Vii e d Iouis,la 4
ssrass, "a or ysunr III coureou, frisnd " ] Boolt
E m Assrst. 4, -. ssR,. - =
IN. $780,. e...,. - I. \.
cintu on Red and fjsn. river. a ,eayes mis- a.
nssys. Cubsrson Dovty and purcs are the at.en.;,
~ n. n -. .,..,.. Z : s :. =.
~, ,.,a.. $780,. III So, 49,, /.
yeniue xih fir trin She rsurpa 10 Ran Rver ON The
M ~ g S N
AZ priv.e t.ss,,u ated sbreveport we learn that II
Gamer Aabsa In for this city on Thursday with "a
ri d She VIII arrive to leave this port next Thursday
wrr VI H. I'D weather " Ina On the river ,bs Tnrsda
racket orr Eagle did not asrye in time TO leave ON her
q ~ ~ lssys tis evening ana win endeayor Al Il
ii y nj taek in time to resume her regular ay next
NJ searn ou shasks br ayors III M of steame,
vickshEg, Gray Eagle Virginia. j. G swan Ceora Ma
SntL Monsoon IAxftA d iii ma Westmore,and a
crirrlNes rRox orR EXCHANGES
Mxxrnss Ami ~ essrday vas lovely spyspr day op
49, III n1akes vessataon grow st that you cal
sssssss Nv asi.x il sshs a1d
m - koefs sssnF had rood TINS and in caolns I s
iyE = thts Reint cea.sd fAlling or4e and
tSis @ S fiSS III ses M III IN
III ~ EEL ID 94E fsa Ne III
Se nSse no sspasts s499 " ~. s: bsl s
spiRafd m S ~ f6y kssy Orleans this evening
hope VIII shs new line OF steam
a ~ wv Il naSs " sas XII ne m lGm
ares Il sar IN 4 Soarss g very isuch enhanced
~ y soaf is nssded e nake Y daily instead e
NJ 0nshs Rspnblicsn sayss
s5y e b e length clear Of al kinds Of ice
ns5 HI acs "a ~ val new W pam saal
~ " e n.y. sss - .sl ~ any iursnef opsacons
NJ M Xsshison t,harnnun avs. y Sg7EigSsss 81 3
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STEAMSHIPS.
NJ lew YORK.

NEW YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
... STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
'eS NEW YORK VIA MAvANA-TJaE
new and splendid sidewheei stesmships--
MohNINe STAR. ..2aoo tons. Howes Commander
nEss SIAN, '20ia tons.. H L. Quick Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1896 TONS Berry rornr,ana.r
AAaASo siAf' 'z8oo tons Nelson Commander
Fer New York Direct,
The new and drst-class screw steansbna s5-ss u. -.
MISSISSIPPI. .r.... .23oO TONS sumpsr f,or,~,,,.
aERRlMACK. 1000 tons =. ,yansce e,or,r,a;
MARIPosA...........l 1900 tons. - or,n,i
MONTEREY. 1900 tons. Whitman C1ommarI,
The and frstclass steamship
20 Merrinack, 2lse tons, a.oat
VANsIoE, Commander,
VIII leave the companys wharf, front jackson sauar
on SUNDAY, 18th inst, at NJ, precisely.
Line composed of largest most elegant steam
ships which built in this country for any home
They every respect fitted for service and the
route upon which they Their
e1ceed by those of any other in world
Passage in sdewheel ships FIRST cabin $50 cabin
$40; Passage in ships, first cabin, $40.
Freight will be received at the Coupa5 warehouse the
landing, all times during business hours the Company
rates fer freight will always be made low my other
line
For freight passage appyto
J. M CoURTENAY, Agent
s3Carondelet street.
FOR NEW YORK.
CROMWELL'S N. Y AND N O. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SUNDAY, April 18th. at SAN.
and favorite steamship
Geo. Cromwell,
E. c. VAIL, Commander,
will leave her wharf of Toulouse street. Second District
as above
First cabin passage $780,
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED MoULTON,
Al Carondelet street.
BLACK STAR LINE.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at SAN
FOR NEW YORK DIREcT-rHE FAST AND
tayorite steamship
E. R WARSAW, Commander,
will leave her wharf foot of St. Joseph street. promptly
frst oaon fassage $50
For freight passage having superior accommodations
applyto lo
GEO. A. FosDICK,
80 Camp street, corner of Natchez street. |
BOSTON. |
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINE. |
To sail on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at Az
EoE BOSTON THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
Cassandra,
D. MCLAUGHLIN, Commander,
Will leave her wharf foot of St Joseph street as above
First Cabin Passage $50
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
pply to GEO. A FosDICK,
30 Camp street, corner Natchez street
MERCHANTS LINE.
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TOE RosTON-THIs LINE IS COMPOSED OF
he following splendid steamships TO form regular line sail
promptly advertised nsurng at the rates.
steamship G0NCORDIA. Capt Sears
hENSINGfON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Capt. Chipmap,
The above vessels admirably adapted the trade
handed by experienced officers and every facility possible will
extended to shippers and consgness For freight passage
pply to CREEvY, MCPHERSON Il Co
IS Carondeet street, corner Gravier
Bills of Lading furnished application.
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VICkSBURG.

VICkSBURG.
Leaves every SATURDAY, 5P.n
MAGNOLIA IN PLACE OF FASHION
EOK V1CKSR UKG, NATCHEZ GRAND arfE
Rooney, Fort Adtnas, Bayou Sara, Port Hudson Uato
onge Flaguemine Donaldsonve and all intermediate
new and swift running passenger packet MI
nolta. D Pratt MASTER Shaw Ludwiese CLERKS
TITUS 4 GWARTNEY.3 Tchouptonlas street
Inc also connects with Yazou and
through bills Of ladng to Yazoo City and Greenwood
YlkdlNiUs O. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
VioKssURa, NATcHEz AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, atbpn
oSeadleI VEN j. A QUITMAN-JOHN W. CANNON
Master; JOHN ]. ROBERTS and A. McVAY CierEs
HOE VLCKSRURG, EATCHEz, GRAND GULF
folhey Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and ali
andingsThe fast magnificent passenger stesei
&ens y. a. Quitman, leaves above.
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, atbPn
steamer GREY EAGLE-J. NJ WHITE master sam
AYGES, Clerk. ' ~
H'Dk sAfPWITH'S Ian DING, LAKE PROV
Yicksburg Natchez Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Bato
rouge, and all intermediate landings,
above packets will take freight passengers for Mem
class packets at Vicksburg. va "
FOR el GEo Or BaS Hh apply on board or
A. BRITTON, ! Front street ' ~ ~
above steamers will freight and passenger
steamer Eddie 'e' - iNpPs "
vIRGIN1us G. DENTzEI, Advertising AGENT
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown land embark Mails
snd Passengers taking Cotton, and signing bills adng
here through of freight hence St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothsnburg and Havre- lII
The final port of destination may be either fixed signing
the bills of adng declared by the holder of the bill
of ladng within twelve hours the steamers arrival
at Liverpool, thus aforing the importer the choice of
markets.
Storage tickets granted here line to bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency per adult.
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LAFoURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY at p NJ, and every SATURDAY
at 10 A. N. u
Steamer J. N. sHARP-aENaY sTRECK, Master, JOS
- DALFERES Clerk. ir.iN
EOR TA1BODAU KVHLLE, PAINTCOURT.
vie Napoeonville, Donadsonvi.Ie all Intermediates
coast landngsaWil leave regularly above
me j. M Sharp will give particular attention to coast
freight and passengers, aud will the trade psrm
nenty For freight or passage apply board.
s. Shippers in ell responsible for the payment
OF tfelght. 5; RELF, Tcho upitoulas street,
v1RGINIUs G. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
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11.31lN5 MISUNDERSTANDING Ups
Brit steamship Alabama, -, from Liverpool
to Hunter, Askew Geo
Steamship Concordia, Sears, from Boston, 31st ult
to Creevy, Nickerson Geo
Ship Bavaria, Smith. from New York, Feb Esd, to
Meeker g. Knox
Ship Alexandria, Ahrenberg, from Pill, Jan goth,
to Meeker q Knox
Ship Ella, Carter, from Liverpool, Feb 18th, to
Meeker 4 Knox
Br ship Telegraph
Bark Columbia. Muller, from Liverpool, Feb 18th,
to Meeker q Knox IN
Bark Halcyon, Larabee, from Gloucester Oct 23d
Bark Jnherta
schr 2 Pecker, Phinney, 2s days I'm New York,
to Baetjer & DeVertu
Schr Annie q Martin, Brewer, from Philadelphia,
to G W Hynson eco
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Arrived Yssterday.

Steamship G Harris, Fowler, from Galveston and
Indianola, to I C Harris-lst district l6
Steamship Tappanannock, McBaker, from Apa-
lachicola, TO L M Merritt LIST district
Steamship Thames, Swift, from Apalachicoa, to
g Fosdick-lst district 10
Steamship Lavaca, Livingston, from Lavaca, to E
a IA Yorke &co--1st district " s .p} 6issi
Steamship Harvest, Vaulsar, from Mobile, to E
3 Hyde &co--lst district 16
SIP bark Jaruca, Cabana, from Havana, in ballast,
to PUG Bros-3d district as 4S5g@
Sp brig Belisario, Alsino from Havana, in ballast,
to PUG Bros-3d district As
Brit schr The Allison. Rich, from Fuspan, in bal
last, to nlaster--Point
Schr st James, Hubbard, from Tuspan, to master
Point 9@
Schr G W Dill, Miller, from Galveston, in ballast,
to w Wakefield Point IA
Schr Union, Watson from Pensacola, to master
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STEAMBOATS,.
BATON ROUGE,

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ, and every sAruR
DAY at5P II.
EOK BATON ROUGE, PLAQU E,DoNALp
sonve and all new and sparb
SIDE wheel steamer Monsoon, Heno master j. c. Lhano
clerk, will leave above. Returning she will leave Batop
Rouge every SUNDAY at 8 p M and THURSDAY nj p n
For freight or passage apply to
,,.---.. LEoNCE BAYHI, IS Benvils st.
Shippers are responsible for payment of freight.
VIRG1NJUS O. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
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Import. 'Yeater.,..y,

notwithstanding Thames--1o7 bis
cotton II w Farley &eo--S2 do Nj Greenwood Il
Son 80 SOFT 4 Nelson &co-2s F = M mscH y
a &cosas3 J Wood, Low \ Lsdwigson 3 6 John-
$ NJ swenson-l6 empty bbls |. Cohen-~snnariess
to order-Totai 497 bales cotton = :
\ APALACHIG0LA--S Steamship Tappahannock
a66 bales cotton to Jno Hardie &eo--s do n r
Mitchell &co-6 do Swenson--243 bdls iron
III do leather Wolh--sundries to orderlTotai
$50 bales cotton 4He
I INDIANoLA AND GALVESTON
4 20 Harris-6 bales cotton Hare--I05 head cattle
McQuoid, Mehle &co -sundTies to order
Y LAVAcA.s Steamship Lavaca "a bales cotton
Fnlkefson 4 McLaurin--.7 cases tobacco w Van
Benthuys 50 hides to Beggs, Wolfey &co---e6
head cattle McQueid, Mehe &oo-sundries to order
fetal 81 bales Gotten
MOBILE Steamship Harvest 200 bales cotton
silkenstadt &co---l2 do D s Arnold I II Watts
&co-sundries to order-Total 223 bales cotton
!, MoBiiitl-St Steamer Alabama 80 bales rndse toj
Lehman, Newgass 600 -
ENSACOIlA -Schr Union--I0. 600 feet lumber
80 eords wood to order
fuSPAN Echr ST James 20 IONS ,oowood %
hampers coffee to order 70 e~N b
- A. A--Brig Belisario $4,000 gold to order
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RAToH ROUGE ADVOCATE,
THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
IN the stste, outside Of New orleans =
Mercantile csrds inserted at Low PRICES --s. -...
or by mail accompanied by the CASH. -
In. TAYLOR PrOpr,e.os,
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sTEAMBO.ATs.
MOBILIZE.

GULF STEAMPH1P L1NE-vIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
TOE MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
Aa.-Composed of thefolowiug screw steamships
81 Alliance,
H. j. AGNEW, Commander
PIanet,S
G. H. HALLowELL, Commander
Exact,
CP. WASHBURN, Commander
..I.,. G. Castro, -.-..... ..'..
GEO. KAsTNER, Commander.
These steamers all insure lowest rates. and will take
freight for all points the Alabama river giving through
bills of adng with privilege rcshippng at Mobile They
VIII also receive freight Mobile New Orleans be
waded up the Mississippi river Atlantic ports No
charge for forwarding except the actual of transport
alton.
Every facility and accommodation will be given to ship
pers and consignees.
shippers will please procure orders Mt the Agents, office
ppns and will have their bills of lading signed
l0 '"''e place. de- PERKINS & HERsEY,
S. JONES, Agents,
70 Carondelet street. New Orleans La.
| etEWA OSBORNE, Agents in Mobile.
NE" ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
THE MORGAN I1sE UNITED STATES MAIL
Leaves SATURDAY. 18th inst the arrival of the
fohtcnartrain Railroad train ~ - -
E'oh MohiLE-THE NEW IRON SIDE Wheel,
and low pressure steamer
Frances,
rur A. L. MYERS, Commander.
WIN leave as above carrying the U. s. Mails
Bills OF iadng signed Mt the Agents Office until AZ
N. B-No freight received after 2JspM
Freight taken Is per cent less than card rates
l. g. HARRIS Aren't
corner Camp and Common streets
REGULAR MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, 14tn inst at p NJ From ~,
head OF the New Basin. '' AVN tue
DOR MOBILE-FRoM THE HEAD OF THE
New Basin-The new Al light draft steamer TsIu,Ia.
hepher master leaves above freight or passapc
ppy on board or " f"0'"se
F L. & r, A. JOHNSON los Poydras s+r.e,
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Alabama, Gardner, from Mobile
Westmoreland, Evans, from Cincinnati.
Virginia, Young, from Louisville.
Lizzie Gill, o Neil, from St Louis
4 J Q Swon, Thompson, from Cairo. W.
Grey Eagle, White, from Grand Lake.
Ficksburg, Tobin, from Ouachita City
National, Smoker, from Shreveport.
Lafourche, Baraneo, from Bayou Sara.
Monsoon, Heno, from Baton Rouge.
Cleona. Pickett, from Washington.
Cornie, Aucoin, from Thibodanx.
Plain City, Bassett, from Quarantine.
TowBoATs..
Stella, Churchill, from Pittsburg- Brought down
barges and boats of coal Hornor, Wood &ct
Baltimore, Yerger, from Aurora, lind )-Brough
down barges of corn and flour
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Exports Yesterday.
NEW Notwithstanding Merrimack- IA h,Ies
cotton 80 bales wool 81 bales rope cuttings a. al
paper stock $50 bbls flour 13I rolls leather and
sundry mdse '''''
LlYERP0 Craftsmanship Carolina-l797 bales
cotton bdl cotton samples '"'e'
I HAVRE Ship Etoile de Ia Mer-I2s1 bales cot.
ton $3.50 slaves pkgs mdse oo'
-four and sundries ''A'
J, BRAl0S SANTIAGO Schr Chief---lso bbls
5000 feet lumber and sundries sSs'S
Ts.a1hnYs.ESfoN-Schr G W Dill-60, 900 # lumber
MOBILE n Steamer Fanny Pearson--50O bbls
Hour i25 SKIS corn and sundfies pDi'
It APALACHICOLA--S Matte S,rd,v n,,sa
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CINCIN NATL.

r,ox. Leaves ave on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at Pm.
HOE CtNflNNAEE, LOUISVILLE, AND ALL
Intermediate landugs-lhe new and splendid
steamer w estmOreland, Ed Evans MASTER j. s. Daieg
board A btiGI Front str.st "
SIEyENSON DOUGLAS. Agents, 8 Front street.
~ V1RGINIUs G. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
lar 900 ' w '' NV ~
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OPELoUS-AS.


Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, at F..
HOE OPELOUsAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE,
- SinmSport Mouth Bayou Rouge and all intermediate
landings on Bayou G0urtabeau Atchatalaya rverThe
regular New Orleans opeousas weekly packet steamer
irene, y Hinckley, master, NJ Renson clerk, will
iea7e as above For eiht apply board
.- J. E. CARLIN IS Old Levee street.
~ VIRGINIUS c. DENTzEL Advertising Agent.
b-The steamer Irene will land passengers at any point
on the
oPELousAS AND ArCHAFALAYA COAST PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at P. NJ.
AWR OPEI41USAS, WASHINGTON, FORT
L Barre Mouth of Bayou Rouge and all intermediate
landings Bayou Courtablean, Atchaaaya and Missis.
sppi rverThe fine and light draft passenger packet
Cleana, C. c. Pickett master j. B schmidt, clerk viii
leave above Returning will leave asngton every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING al 10 O'clock a Particular atten-
ton pad Coast business For freight passage apply on
leard, or to
BARus 4 GAJAC. Agents. 9 81 Louis street
EIRGINTUs G. pENTZEL Advertising Agent
J sUssA'
Importer OF
HAVANA CIGARS LEAF TOBACCO AND PROsuCY,
81 Common street, m-"
astwsen Magazine Tcbonaisoalas r..
New Orleans
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CATEoI the 10th inst this well known Christian Jour
nal will rssuns psbsationho XII Volume Its agents are
the Southern naat travelling Preachers throughout Ala
bans, Assissifpi Arkansas Louisiana and Texas Old
patrons invited to subscribe
Terms FIVE DOLLARS per annun in advance 1t reaches
exclusive Of readers which see no other New Or
ieans paper,
Office li9 Camp street nm stai,s sa.-
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FTNHE MISSISSIPPI INDEx-CoLUMBUs
MIssPublished on Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
S. H. WoRTHINGToN, Publisher =
Spy Oace-92 Market street, up stairs
Price suoscripon-S month, invariably advance
Advertisements inserted at 81 80 the rs and
70 cents per square for each insertion, = =
All transient advertisements in advance
All communications for the promotion individual interests
viii be charged for adyersements ase obituary notices
tributes of respect etc. '
Editorial notices of advertisements will be inserted at 20
cents line Il r each insertion : ~ " -
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,xAZOO.
BARTHOLOMEW

BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND oUACHrrA PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst atl2M
Steamer GARDINER. s. LIVINGSTON Master FL q |
HEAT, Clerk
EfoR sh1 RA YOU R BARTHOLOMEW AS HIGH
harie Saline, and all landings and Black riva
signing through bills Of ladng with privilege of re sbipnn
TITUS A. liVA ETJEy "A 49, o'iu
vIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL. Advertising A a,neas
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Helow = Waiting Orders
Br ship Dagmar, Phillips from Liverpool to Chas
kock, with 6o20 SKIS salt to order oe : :
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APALAC HICOLA
T, sail on SATURDAY, 14th inst. at 5 p NJ
FOR APALACMICGLA DIRECT
The AL fast sailing steamship
Beaufort,
W H. HUTCHINGS Commander,
Is receiving freight at Post It, First District viii
leave above.
For freight passage apply to
L. NJ MERRITT,
Al Carondelet street.
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= L. LOUIS,

Shippers can rely the Mt.ie Stephens leaving the
rates For freight or passage apply on board or to
TITUS GWARTNEY, 8 Tchoupitoulas street.
FRED v. CELLoS, 10 Front street.
GEO D. HITE 81 Gravier street
N o. DoNOHUE, . Tchoupitoulas street.
COMAUX Il SURLS, 96 Canal street.
VIRGINIuS G. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT
WEEKLY PACKET ALABAMA.
E0R SHREVEPORT, ALEXANDRIA, GRAND
Bayou Ecore. ST. Maurice, Normans Bnrbins and
all landings on Red kiveThe eegnt light draft and side
Alfred and j. r. Handy clerks leave above For freight
or passage apply on board or to
TITUS & GWARTNEY. 8 Tchoupitouas ST.
GEO. D. HITE. 81 Grayier street
FRED. V. CELLOS u Front street.
The packet connects at Shre with the light
Jefferson shippers rely The above and
that their freight go through Jefferson from
port throng rates clerk will found or
tho ev'S eSs vRGSus e. DESTzE Adyesne Agent
REGULAR MINDEN PACKET.
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
THE NEW AND SPLENDID LIGHT DRAFT PASSENGER
STEAMER FRULIC-J.J COMPERE Master
G. T. REEDER, Clerk-Le.ves Regularly -
Ey9R MINDEk, LOGGY BAYOU, GRAND BAYOU !
Coushatts Campte, Grand Ecore Saint Maurice Mont.
g3mery Dnran,s, Buxtons, Mouth of River Cotis
passage apply on board or to " eA'
SS5at3s q sfH}s y 3 8 Front street
y MONTAGUE, JR., 81 St Louis street
HAMILTON, REEDER 4 Co. Mnden.
-- MokPaY q WOODWARD, Grand Ecore.
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PEARL RIxER 81

Leaves on SATURDAY, l4th inst. at to Pm
EF0&z PEARL RIVER THE sTEAMER
orleans, Snt. David Sinnot will leave the New
BASIN for Evansville and all intetmsdine ndngs, above
s, .--.r..g slhN0fT, ADAMS WAYNE, Agents
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
A CARD.

IDAHO CRY Boise CO.. June 20 1866.
sED1ToR WoIILD-DEAR SIR: In CHANGING over
the idaho Statesman of-tne 18th, my eye rested
upon the transcript of letter said to have been
written by the late Governor OF Idaho, Caleb
LYON of Lyorsdale. AID published in the National
Ihtelligencer from when paper it has been clipt
and re-pubhshed by the Statesman with CONS
ments The letter of Gov. Lyon as published i
the Statesman. is dated March 18th. 1866 ard
addressed to Hon. u. n. Cooley. Commissioners OF
Indian Affairs, OF the subject OF The killing OF
some friendly Indians who were camped on the
Boise River about one and huff miles above the
smouth of MoOre's creek on the l1th of March last
al the time of the killing Of those Indians was
acting in the capacity OF Special Indian Agent
under Gov Lyon, and was on duty on the south
side of Snake River. A day or two after the kill
ing however returned to Boise CITY, when I
was Immediately appraised by the Governor Of
what had transpired, and by him instructed to
proceed to the scene of the late killing aud after
learning all the particulars possible connected
Herewith t0emboay the same in an official re-
port to be Transmitted to the Department in Wash.
iugton City.
This of course proceeded to do, and on ar1iy
ing at the scene OF action found instead Of six
teen as at first reported, only six dead Indians as
follows Two bucks or grown up mea bw1
squaws, or women, and two little boys, aged re.
spectvey as near as l could guess from eight to
nine years. lt4 saf @ 81 lal-af
The object of this note is not to take the side Of
either Gov. Lyon or the Statesman aman in this
matter, but merely ,as | conceive It q duty and
In suostantiat0n OF my 6ffrial report upon the
subject, 10 correct the editor of the Statesman
wherein be says,-in commenting upon the Gov
ernor's letter. in referring TO the killing Of women
aid children THAT is false, no women or chill
dren were killed. For the truth of, and in sub
sanitation OF the foregoing can refer the States
man and allwlo feel interested, to tile Reverend
Mr. Hamilton, now living and officiating in Boise
City, ats tifat gentleman accompanied me through
cut nay entire Investigations, aud was All eye wit
ness to all that was seen by myself a
BY giyins5 thF' articeropln in your vauabae pa.
per you will correct an error under which the
Statesman Is laboring. and at the same time OBJ.
llge your friend &c. A. G. TIL ,NER
Late Special Indian y gent.