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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-18

MooRE's LIFE OF Hon. SCHUYLER COL
FAx.-T. B. Peterson & Brothers, No.
306 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. have
in press and will publish in few days,
1.-THE Life Of Hon. Schuyler Colfax,"
written BY Rev. A. Y. Moore, Of South
Bend. Indiana, who was fof twelve
years. as pastor and friend. in the en-.
tire confidence Of Mr.. Colfsx, and had
access to the Giles Of the paper published
BY Mr.. Colfsx for twenty years, and to
the Congressional Globe; knows all his
past history snd. oil who have known
him from boyhood. He began this
biography two or three years sgo.so that
it is not one, of the hurried and ephe.
neral publications so common in elec-
tion years. Mr. Moore is . gentleman
of fine talent and culture, and there is
no doubt bat that his biography of Mr..
Colfax will be worthy of its distinguish
ed subject.
The following letter from Mr.. Col.
fax. to Rev. A. Y. Moore will explsin
ITSELF
WAsHlseros. D. c.. May 80, 1868.
my Dear Mr.. Moore;-
"As your prediction of yssr ago has
been realized, have no further objec-
tion to your publishing any sketch. more
or less full. of my life. you may have
prepared. As pou were for . dozen
years fellow-townsmsn of mine. and .
valued friend, I suppose you know as
much about my history as the public
would care about knowing; and although
my engrossing duties here leave mo no
time to revise the manuscript. have nc
fear that your work will not be . faith.
full one.
''Yours, very truly.
"ScHUYLER CoLrAx.
"Rev. A. Y. Moore, South Bend, In.
diana"
1t will be published in q lsrg duo,
decimo volume Of Eve hundred pages,
printed from large type. and on the
finest aud best Of white paper. With q
portrait. on steel, of Mr.. Colfax. execu.
ted BY one Of the 6rst artists in the
country. from photographs taken Of Mr..
Colfax within the last week; the whole
bound in cloth in the most substantial
manner. Price. $3.50 a copy. Canvas
sers wanted everywhere. Large dis
counts given. Copies will be sent to
any one. at once, postpaid, on receipt
of price, by the Publishers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-18

~ Bernstt's Cocosiss promotes The
growth Of Hair. and 10 entirely frss from
irritating msttsr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-18

REAL MEarr ALwAYs VroroaIous.-I
was delighted to rssd the report Of the
Coumittss-in our Evening Post-on
the result Of the "Grsat Trisl" st Island
Park. Real merit always will b victo-
rious at lest. su delighted With ny
machine. and want NO otber.-Lsttsr of
". B. Tal. Orient. r. l.. to Wlleoz d
Gi55s s. II. Co.. FEB. 10. 1866.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-18

H How Brick Pomsroy and his
echoes keep barpisg oo the Bondholdsrs
and the PIowholdsrsl The only thisg
that makes them care sesp fof the
Plowboldsrs. il the fact that they sre The
producers of the mstsrial to make sod
corn whiskeyl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-18

~ Burustt's Kallistou : is good for
sliayips irritation Of the skin.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-18

HThs effort to read the seven "rec.
ssase. Republican Senstors out Of the
party, seems to be dying out. An ex.
change ssys. with some pithiness -
Chase end Fesssnden and Trumbull wsre
Republicans when Cbsrles D. Drake wa
the champion Of the border rufisns oI
Missouri and Ben. Butlsr was JEFF Da.
Wis sscessionist. and John w. Forney
was the ssrvile tool of james Buchanan
and when ws select leaders for the future
it may not be unwise to survey the past. 81
The difficulty with these parallels is,
that they stop short before exhsustiue
the subject. Judas Iscariot Was disci.
pie Of Christ whom Paul Vas stoning
the prophets. Although Judas proved .
traitor, and Paul was converted to the
faith, Christians should have rsmem'
bsrsd the pest. and stuck to Jodas. 10
stead of making saint Of ths converted
Paul.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-18

DEMOCRATIC LOVE FOB LABoRING MEN
The Democrats express unboundsd
love for laboring men; their favorite
watch word is, that money good enough
for the laboring man is good enough for
the wealthy aristocrat-a proposition
which nobody disputes, and is therefore
useless buncombe. But the Dem ocracy
love the laboring men so. they have to
keep telling Of it. They showed their
love for laboring men by holding several
millions Of them in bondage. and COM
pelling them to labor for nothing. no,
even feeding and clothing them decsntly.
They made war upon the government.
and committed sll manner of crime and
outrage, to establish this peculiar love on
. 6rm basis, and are now raising howl
because they are not permitted to com.
pei laboring men to work for nothing
They loved the laboring men so dearly,
thst il one went South, be was compelled
to work in composition with slaves. A
man working for wages in competition
with unpaid labor. bad 6ns thing Of il
under Democratic rule. And to-day, 4
the Democratic party were in power.
without forminabIe opposition. not only
the negroes. but the poor white men
would be slaves to the aristocratic rich.
Bot the Democracy love the lsboring
men so. and want them to have the same
ind NJ nonev that the rich man hava
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Look we'll to your wallets, oh. ys who
trsvsl ib street earl. Jest - looss the love.
" patches Of ragged paper that have
symbolised money ever since the Time
tha. these nice shepherds have furnished
inspiration for the political machine.
Look we'll to your mustard cops and
spoons of shoddy silver, oh. ye maidens
who doth dispense With the juice Of the
hop. for the ls-baugsrs do delight to
labor With the nymphs. who are pro-
fsnsly called bssr, r,jssksss. and the pock-
cts Of the brethren arc cspseious.
Mount sxwo barrel gun within rsuge
Of your clothes line, oh. ye thst have
much raiment, for the colporteurs have
q weakness for square-tailsd shirts and
embroidered uuderclothss.
Place none but tried men on guard to-
night, oh, ye get who up free lunches for
your patrons. for the hymn squswkers do
60 for ell things which are free. m
Guard we'll your watch-tower. oh. ye
publicsns, of high and low degree. for 10
beating landlords Methodist circuit rid.
or can double-disconnt The "oldest in
hsbitaut." @
And oh. ye ansuspecting Methodist
brethren of Chicago. harhen to our war.
ming. and go mighty slow on your itin'
Grant brethren from the country. for they
will renege on yon the first deal.
Brethren. lets pray.
In This coruect;on va nreaeut anothe,
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n olssses L GrsyeLburg-S do J Hart Scl-ll
90 Vim Greene &eO-lS d. SO hhds sugar II are
20 bbis rDolasees J X Gourdan Ia do j Van
horn &cO-25 do W a BeDnng &co-5l do Z
geois-35 do hhds ,ugar p Pavy &co-l2
DO y bbls molasses A Tertrou &co-4 d, z
GlseD-50 90 ar MIltsnbeTger-l0 hhds sugar Is
hfbbs molseses Lspene Ferre-ls bbs mllss-
ses LeveTich-20 do q Stbatier-30 do L
Grsude eco q do 4 hbds sugar Dymond & Ltliy
10 40 balls molasses a RocaeIea1-l0 DO 5 hubs
sugar Hsrnsn-24 bb's molssses A BIwsr-l0
bhds sugar LATTE d Dnfiho--l0 do Avet X
Csmbon--75 bbls molasses Hy Tete-3 bales cot
tos W Burbridge &co-5 do Jno Chafe & Bros
G. II Moutdn &co-bf Dbl molasses 2 bbls potatoes
Subei BELLE 4 Gsuuesux-H hides / bdl hides
bOl do l box tslow lot suhdries Dufour-4
bbls orarges Caubepe a LOuoen-4 SKIS seed cot
ION hunt 4 Mscsulay-hf Dbl molssses Renshaw
i Cammsek-53 hides bds do Dbl do l crates
hQfns 20 bf-bses NOES lot suudries DeBlanc x
B-er--l5 bbls rice pkgs skins and hides hides
l. SuTle-hfbbls mOlssses g Sabatier 7 SKIS corn
j Chsnom-l bbls rice pkgs skins aud sundries
l. Teuebonne-l bbs molasses hhds sugar II L
q bsou-7 bbls rice F P Sevin-l hhds hides Ad-
ler-l32 bead stock aud sundries to ordrr-r0tal
lS7 bids sugar ia bbls molasses rs hf-bbls do Is
beles cotton
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Beeeips. by Rsiirsaos.

n o, J 4 N-Dec. 2A-56 bales cotton to
Richardson a hsy-l5 Nelson, Lsnpbier Acc S
c Green &cO-3 J B Hood &co--l9 Jos Hoy Il
Cos West d WrlRht--l2 Williams SOn--69
4 II NJ Allen &co--25 Lacey. Terry &co--2
Besdles. WinPo &co-36 Lehman, Newgass &co-
70 II Povell-9 Barrett & Lesassier--29 r L Ad
ans a Son 20 4 S Henderson-l0 Ben Gerson
40 Alcus, Scherck Il Autey-l 5 Whitcomb-l0
Winston. Morrison &co-l4 Meyer, Deutch x Weis
W L IompsoD-ll Jennings, Gates &co--l Ho-
gan Patlon-Ss Jno Hsrdie &co-l J x Huey
AGO. 10 Payne, Huntington &co-l2 Jno Chsns h
BTo-6 Z Walmsley &co--6 H K Carter--l s II
Aby dco-7 5 Friedlsnder-2 ] p Harrison 4 Son
80 Warren. Crsw ford &co--6s Hitler &co-2 ID
G Cook-l l. Wsker-2 h S Addisou--50 ties
lard Is do bbs whisky Schneider & Ziberbisr--
IL do Harris 4 Bidwell-25 do lsaacsoo 4 Seixss
10 do Blsncbin q Giraud-25 tics laro Sshmids 4
Zeigler-15 DO so kegs lard A D Grief &co-25 hlf
thls whisky lssacson 4 Sexss--5 boxes hard wars
Folsom BIos-2l boxes hats Guttmsn Bros-32 40
J Albert--l7 do + Belden-3 do Vincent &co--
10 DO Leaumont-4 do Booth &co--2 do
Benedict do shoes S Zelbencker---26
hides p Ssugg-l crates csbosee Gseve h VIII
de msn-sundries to order-Totsl ga bales cotton
n %, o b g W-Dec. 24.--37 hhds sugar to
Blanchin 4 GiraDd so bbls molssses B,nuar
fon-l7 hbde sugar A Mh,enberger &co--36 do
Isl bills moIasses Adams &co--15 do hhds
sugsr G W Byrne &co-l do s Wilts-l1 bbiz
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t,t'EtUIAL..

PFICE sIoEWsLKs RoRDEssD BY CuRB-
DoDes Wooden Gutter the south Of drawer street.
INV ORLEANS October IL, 1853
TO the Honorable Common COansil Of the City of New
OTltsDs:
the outh tide This city. respectfully
represent that The grde Of the est bt~een Bonns and
Dy aoes has been raised By order OF ths
ten inetes higher than the hsnquete comos civ over
their IL within prevented from
renchng viii cut and entirely prevents all from
of by the very mp,I feet drainage Of that street.
viii re S.Ss sd sg !S bur
level and Mt the great under which the
O. amending petition your and favorable
a ssry sSS rsSsa feet
HUGH MCCAIN, 81 feet Gravier.
GUsr.vk KRBN by q. kRnS. % feet 9ravier street..
ssiI Iib IsAED e fee, Gs z, lie, street
Ppo, hALYINA suqsU, z6 fses Gravier street.
PIERRE CASTEROU, 20 feet Gravier street.
ToIai numb-r # running tees IN petition, 22S
V'EOTTOIks EN- BRrQUEs, BosDEs Dg
pisn's fosses en- bcia lie cote sud de la
GIsyIer, entire barOnne ct Uryatss.
RouvELLK- ORLEANS. IL octObre 1863
Honorable COnsen COmmun de la vile de la NOuvele-
scunes proprietaires ct residents du cote
sud de u- ravr crte vile rep esel eat resoe 1su
AIDES etc hsusse de neui on dix oucss
quees rodr des critics de Ia vile consequence de
inondees pend iorqsnt
aient S. rende stendre jusqua &c leau secoule
par les moyens tres imparfats de cette
Ansi msntensnt peutionnsires peDt houorabes
corps que niveee propre han
ct ansi Drevenir Pin ouvenen leque sont aces
les eitoy ems de la rue Gravier.
Becoms- ser eus ment nore petition favo-
rahle nsderaon tres respscususemeat
serviteurs
in. GLAuDIN. encoignure Drysdes ct Graver. IS peds
a Grxvier
HUGH scCANN, G. pied. rue Gravier.
GrRFAVF KRHN. par G. kIhn, y pieds.
sMI1 II ISARD. % peds
Francois LaCkOlX 26 pieds.
IerIre LvTNA sUGEU, z6 pisiA
a. G. TnEMOUBET
Pr RRE CANTh ROT. % pisds
Mont total de pieds dams Ia petition 22S.
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BRAZ0S SANTIAGO VIA IyDIANOLA--
steamship l c Harris-sl6 GEO specie to G [ Bud
ctcke &co $l4.5e7 do Seg 4 Krug-sll, 900 do
Avtndsno Bros s45s6 doc A whitney &co-s2s6
O D Graham &co- $4,000, do J Marks &co-ss3S2
do 5000 10 currency Texas Ex Co ISIS do to
Schmidt d Zeieler-46 bales goat skins c A Whit
ney &co--6 bales cotton pkgs pecans Fraucke &
Danneel-2s do bales cotton j Williams a Son
bills eggs bbls pecsns Hays, Tunstall &so---
turdries 10 order-To,al $50. 42l In specie
MOBlLE-Sieamer Msry-5 bsles cotton to
r nenderEon-42 bales mdss Lehman, New.
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DETITION..
PETITION.

pETITIoN......-........ .............PETITIoH
EouvELLK-ORLKAss, Is octobre 1853
Honorable Conse Commuu de la vile de Ia Nouvels-
Orleans.
prupre aires Ia Bolivar.
les PoyOras, Comm ct Lafa
le ombre de rds mentiupe- niOrment
honorable corps Que les bsaqu Ia
ofe Lsfay cite ct Commune dams qui
les impassables pieons sur ut Ia mutt kinsi
DONE sonnet petition demand les
Of banquetes pavecs rsparees comtormems1t
Ia lOi, pour lequel prerons, etc
THOMAS UNEIL. COZ piedA
Patrick MURPHY, 10
THIS MAEKkY, 30
H. A. NBBkA 100
l. JUDGE, $50
rHAS ROSE. 90
JOHN CROFT, 2f0
LAWRENCE MccREUNE 80 piads-
MAL1BR cur TNGHhM 81 pieds.
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 30 pleas.
JOHS FORD. ca
COuTLEDGE RAIEEY. piedA
PATRIGK MAHER 81 peds
HENhY GAINES. 80
EDWARO LYNCH. 81
SCHMIDT &zIEGLER 40 piets.
- ~ RREkY. 49,
JOHN BAKERY, "a
Mont re total de p'eds IL 9l2.
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DElITIOS.
PETITION.
FEW ORLEANS, Oct. ID, 1903.

FEW ORLEANS Oct Is 1903.
Hon orsbe the Common Council Of New OrIesn.
Gentenrn-Ihs undersigned property owners Bolivar
Poydas and Common ami Lsfs cite streets
Of front hereinafter mentioned
most spec uy inform honorable body tbs nquette
said between Lafay ard Common unit for
travel especially after light We therefor lay this ne
befOT, yOu have said b-nquett walks paved
oubsd ding to law, for which will pray
etc.
ThOS O'ETIL 6Sl feet
PATRICK N RPHf. ITO feet
THOS. MARCY 20 feet
u. =. NEBEK, IL feet
+ A BRfDGF, 1856 feet
yHAR. RO Sc. 81 feet,
JOIN CROP Q, 2fO feet
IAWR- NCf McGREuHF, 80 feet
WALTER CUsfINGHAM, 80 feet,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 8 feet
JOHN FOt ID, 60 teet.
GOUrLF Dc 4 hAINEY. 100 feet
PAfRlCk MAH X. 10 feet
H. ERN 4IN bS. 30 feet
EDWARD YNCH, IS feet
SCHMIDT BIEGLE X. 100 feet,
i j. BElKERY. lS0 feet.
j, HN BAKERY. 81 feeG
Petitiol Il ned IA el2 feet
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Arrived YesteFesg.

5 .earlsl,tp ! @ Harris, Lockwood. from Brazo:
Ssnj-ago via IndianOls, to c A Whitney &co-
LIST district
steamship Lizzie, Feloher. from Pensacola, e
J C RoRtrs &cn-New Basin
Bark Peters, Hooper, from Pensacola, t.
ThcIadike i Nor,on-2d dist Is
srEANBokTs.
FTorc. Haeberle. from Grand Eeore
Roae Franks. NJ Clure, from jefferson
New Era, Dugss. from Donaldsonville
Tbor Powell. Dnvsnt. from DOnildsonve
J NJ sharp. Aucon, from Thibodaux
RiBef SHINES, Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
Hemp Ames, Boyd, from Memphis
Lulu ID. G. ace. from JEFF rsoa
Mary Carroll. from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT TIKI OLD BASIN.
Set, Ani0Dia r, from Blind River
Sehr Lille Ocean, from Blind River
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Sch Perseverance. from Tchefuucte
sehf Bonne. from Blind River
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Qsss &co-6 do Wallace &c1-3 bxs mdse Web
tier &co-9 hhds sugar Thomas &co-l00 sacks
coffee l. Phipps &ce-25 do Webster &co-
suDdries to order
NSAC0LA-Steamsbip Lizzie--57 bales
cotton 2S5 bbls naval $50 bbis rosil IS bbs
pitch IS bbls turpentine 237 bdl hides and sundnes
TO order
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steamsl;p Cortes, Nelson, from New York 18th,
insf. 10 a MOult0n--
Ship A. on, lawson. ~ days from London, in bal
lsEt. &C. q A Pryson
ship Lady Clarendon, Bailey, from Liverpool Oct
20 10 A J Jones
slip Asronom, Hopper, from Brennan Oct. 4th,
10 G Seller &cO
Spsnsh bark MsIia, Rslio. from Marseilles Nov
l6ih, u AvendanO Bros
Bank Copcepci,n Psyes, days from Hsvsns, in
ballast, 10 Puig Bros
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B0STON-Steamship 0rental-l992 bales cot
fon 500 bdl hides 600 dry hides 200 bbls molasses
81 tbis recars $50 SKIS corn % pkgs mdse
GALVESTON Steamship horgaD-S00 bb's
flour l25 bbis WHISKY 100 bags coiee l20 bags salt
so bids spgar end sundries
GEN0A-BTig Cornelia Aoramina-596 bales
cotton
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S}larinr cSntrlligenre.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No o. CA~r srREEr
Friday. December %. l50s.
Cleared Yesterday
Steamship Oriental, Paine, for Boston.
Wm Creevy
Steamship Morgan, Talbot, fer Galveston,
"a Whitoey SEQ
brig Cdrnelis Abrsmina, Bron, for Genoa,
Lowell d Bailey
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AUCTION SALES SATURDAY.

CHtS r ftSH sefs at hslfpast 6o'cloct at Sales
room Nsusble books the contents Of several htr.res
THE CONSTABLE sels, at 10 O'Clock At NO. l9 Rous
,eau street, one spns AID set OF haness, and
teTss
Auction war; 81 Csr1n street, furniture, also at
lUh O'Clock n. at p LINERS stable. Gravsr street
horses lnu -. etc.
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PETITION
DETITION......
NosvrIIz-oHIzAxs. ssjulllss 1868

NocvIfIx-ORLxAxs. zjulllet 1868
rhonorsble Conss C.mmun &c Ia VILE Dc u souvsls-
orleans
sasieurs-Ies ssussgnes propret.re~ ct residents
Ia rue Iont eute Ice Maine ssnsds
vore hunoros quune psrtse
emtnt oes bs tie IA dams ls die
euence f prient que ds mesure prses
shD econstrurs des bsnquse bquss cssts
pftitonnsires conFinuersnt etc.
Il MONTH"; Is, lOs eds
GkI<FT, 81 pieds
A G. LINN n. 80 pieds ''
a. Rnr X. 100 pieds
FRANCOIS PkEs AT, 80 pieds.
=. L RELtkNACh, lao uieds. rus Tout
MskCtL 6UEErIER 81 peds rae Tcnd
ARTHUR OLIVIER o. pieoa rus Tonti
AUG. DAf Ckb. 80 pied,
A. FFfMAux us pledx
10 ROlLS TX riacs tH| SCI
CARL LORCH. TX p'sds tIt|t "a
JAN ADIf. ~ sseds is -. -.
JOSH PHI fIfLtR p;~ds
ANTONIO DERM MI In o;ed, n liA. ,a
P. h. ncNeSk4 Ux. % pssdA
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NOTE y petitioners would also represent that they
majority nf tun and q property
log 81 of Locust tom Felicity 10. 70
Avenue
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DETITIGN.

70 the Honorable Board Of Assistant Aldermen city Of New
Cent, msn-The UNDERSIGNED property holders and resi-
den both OF Locust Felicity Road to
Washing Avenue touuh District would most respect
fully petition hcnrrable body have shell Rdway
ssd street unoe the supervision Of the vi
SurvtyOr, eiter due advert sement accord ng TO law
Your petit would respectfully rep esent that fr
uearJ Fix months in the year e is almost mpossbl3 for
either pes along eure 9Th
steet loaded with wood milk hui dug materials,
JEO. PURGE IL; 10 tset on LOCUST 'tr'et.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

STEAMSEIPS--.STE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MORGAN LINE o. q NAIL srkAnsHIPR
<1f1A Ola : The foiIo.,as ~. Iron III" iSw.prsssaTs
Ss<fz. asapsAips form this Line:
w. q. Hewes......l. q. Harris. "A ustin.
2, Mary. a snes;. 10000. asr.an:
a,asss o.s hisc.... I:sa.erds,
W. TALBOT. Commander.
VIII sell from foot o, st. Joseph street oa FaIOAY.
Decsmbe 18th, asa
saF trs.ghs passage apply 70
cHAs- A. WHITNEY, o., Agents..
50 and 50 Osmp strset
Freight injured at Onehs the adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters July lst. 1853
B-so bills osdne signed amer sailing of the steamer
The steamships AUSTIN AID hARkIs will succeed the
MokGAN, and sail on saTUKDAY. December s6in-
FItF2t FOR vExAe-
INSIDE BERwIcK's BAY ROUTE.
TEw ORLEANS oPELoUsAs AID GREAT WESTERN
RAILRoAD
'ss -, mn ~ ,s,sy sest ,; &. u }s..sss sss ,,
Days, st ~ o'eloek train leaving the Al
gis!s bsro, 8 - .rriysg At srs.seaI CIsy a. nn
Josepktnc.................. j N. LEWIS
TUBsDAYs AND sATURDAYs.
.Cspt J. j. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYs
fieksts had until O'Clock
LIVERY DAY sundsys eSsepssd At tbs ctses Of ops
IsrSS IandiEgs or the nosn.ng o. depsIture
sANL : s s9yissSys, Ticket Agent;
BfxAxOr SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 3 NAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on SATURDAY, December 10Th. q. p.
-rzzs. FOX BRAZOs sANTx AGO VIA
sSAA4Es.sass GALvEsvoS-Tbe iron steamship
&c. UarsIs.
JB. LOCKWOOD. Commander
Win -svv Joseph If the
IL unable bar goods be Delivered
sbps tackle eOusgsees to pay their gAtarsss For
oHAs A. WHITNEY a CO.. Agents,
50 and s. Camp stress.
Freight o.ehaf adopted By Board
OF Underwriters July l, 1888
CORPUS CHRISTI.
MORGAN LINE U. S. NAIL STEAMERS.
-1e. FOE ROCKF0KT. ST MARYs AND
ssIaaa4Lass CORPUS CHRISTI. VIA GALvE sToY AND
INDIANoLA-The lion steamer
Austin,
Capt. s. p FARWELL.
VIII leave SATURDAY. Dec 26th at P from foot
Of St. Joseph street, taking f. light and passengers for CAL
western IDdiaros and Rockport Freight and passenger
for Corpus Christi and St. Marys landed Ro;k9 port.
For freight passage spply to
CHAS. A. WHITLEY a CO., Agents,
50 and So Camp street..
F.B-No freight received until Thsrsd. y m ,rnng
FOR ROCK PORT. ST. MAEY's
Corpus Christi New Orleans, opeOusas
and great Western RsiirOsd ard Nor Line Steamers
The
Capt JEO. BENSON
VIII leave Brashesr City on the arrival of TX train
------. Freight fer Corpus Christi and St
Mays landed at kockport
passage sppy TO Office opelOusss Railroad % Canal
street. $50
For freight apply 70
50 and So Camp
FREIGHT received every day at opeiOusas Ferry Landing
fcot Of II Ann st-cft
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SATURDAY PAcKEG
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@. ?. WORE. Mastsr
wiz iesve above, taking freight At he l0wea rates
For fuisat Or rass4ss apply board
sins ~ A ADAMS. y. Commercinl plnce
W. NJ. sURJS. Ma 2Ti u.iptoul,s street.
p STE Vcfahurg rrIIsets wiz q No | steamer for
Psyou Parihonmew ID Arbonne gtsirg through bills Of
ad1g The vieksturg All Nov IeaEs svesy S.tnr
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For height snd passage apply on baaIn. or 70
G. g. EAIEk Is Ma cher street