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0IR CiNnIDATR.

In accordance with the wishes of the
people all over his district Mr.. Sawyer
has again been nominated for Congress.
There was a great deal of unanimity in
the proceeding, for the people realize
fully,
l. That Mr. Sawyer IS a straight-for-
ward, honest, capable man, that he has
no bad habits nor ailments that could pos
sibly disqualify him IN a time Of need fer
the proper discharge Of the important
duties that devolyc upon member of
Congress.
,. That as a shrewl fnancier Mr.. s.
has no superior, ana that as faithful
representative shoaG, he in,IustriousIy
puts forth his best erleavors in the wei
fare of his constituents, often accomplish
ing more for them than they had thought
of asking.
3. That gratitude if nothing else should
prompt an overwhelming vote in favor
of man who has done so much for this
locality, and that while we have had
other representatives we have had none
from whom we have derived such real,
tangible good rs that from Mr.. Sawyer.
4. That the following are some of the
benefits derived in Manitowoc County
from having an influential, thoughtful
man in Congress. We have received
through his direct influence and untiring
efforts SlEi, 800. to be used in the con.
struetion of our Harbor, which is now
the best on the lake. Furthermore, he
is using his best endeavors to get us S35,-
ooo more to make this harbor a port Of
refuge, and if he is returned he will un-
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.pnzzGzuS Saw wyeps
TEE CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEES.

The two Congressional Conventions Of
this District have assembled, nominated
their candidates and adjourned, and now
the men who aspire to the high and
honorable position Of seat in Congress
one of the miehtiest legislative bodies
IN the world-of course expect people to
enquire into their histories, examine
their public and private acts, and study
| closely their habits, in order that it may
be seen whether or no they are fitted FOR
the exalted place to which they ask to be
elected At the present time we do not
propose to do more than give brief out
line of the opposing candidates for both
are very well known in this locality; Mr..
Sawyer having been before the people
and Mr. Villas having been resident, but
we will consider for a moment the person
al character of the two men.
The Hon. Philetus Sawyer is resident
of Oshkosh. He commenced life in
humble circumstances. In fact when he
| came to Wisconsin he had scarcely money
enough to buy forty acres Of wild land,
but he commenced work with q will and
by perseverance, industry and close ap-
nlication to business won the confidence
and esteem of the business men, and In
time amassed rrincely fortune And
no man charges that it was done by
trickery or fraud, but by a fair legitimate
business, and Mr. Sawyer word is Just
as good to-day for ten cents or a hundred
thousand dollars as his note would be-
As one would suppose he is far-sighted,
1hrewd man, aud possess 5 a wonderful
knawla3re Of human natare, which, in
tiuc' past has beeu Of great service to
him ard Us. Havine.great wealth he
does not hoard it, he is 40 laiser, but he
gives literally TO all enterprises of a char
liable nature, and for the support Of the
government
The Hon. Joseph Villas came to this
place some fifteen years or more, ago,
taught school one winter aud then took
a clerkship, he was soon made book
keeper, and in about two years went into
business. He continued thus until few
years ago when he withdrew Two years
ago the partnership Of Villas & Co., was
formed and is now doing a good trade.
Last spring Mr.. Villas paid an income tax
on Sc, 500
| As a business man Mr.. Villas has the
confidence of the entire community. He
was elected State Senator from this
/ County in 1862, and we believe, served
his constituents faithfully. In personal
appearance Mr.. Villas is large, some
what portly gentleman, with a dignifed
hearing which at times approaches aus
terity, but among his friends he is known
as a person Of good social attainments.
Now having said this much in regard
to the candidates, in another article We
propose to show why Mr. Sawyer should
be the people choice, especially in Man
itowoc County, and we believe we car
show it so plainly that even democrat,
themselves will acknowledge It's truthful
| ness.
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Proceedings Of the Republican Con-
gresSiOnal Convention.

The Republican Convention of the 9th
Congressional District assembled at K lau>
Hall, Green Bay, at noon, Wednesday,
Sept >. There was full attendance and
great harmony prevailed
On motion of II. Q. Crane, Capt. john
T. Guyles of Manitowoc was elected
Chairman of the Convention and Mr.
Harris was chosen Secretary.
On motion the President, appointed a
committee consisting o. Hon Geo. Gary,
NJ. II. McCord, s. Il, Darling, a. Cues
nier and Chas W. White on Resolutions.
Adjourned till II o'clock p NJ
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u itowOc Colnty Count.
In the mattel Of the Estate of the Minor Heir Of
N cit,,i Low, deceased
Nutce is hereby gwen that IL virtue and in psrsu
OF order Of license made in said matter on
the DIST day of August A. D. 1865 by the County Court
OF said County, the undersigned Guardian of the
hnor Heirs OF Sad deceased, viii, on Monday the
Eoth Jay OF September A D. 1865 AZ ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of said " at the office Of the County Judge
in the lage of AIantowoc, in said County, offer for
sale at public yeudue the following described Ian h,
TO wit The South e-t quarter Of the North East.
quarter OF Section No. Tweniyt hree % of Township
No TweBty-oue l2I North OF Range No. Twenty-Five
10 East lying and being situated in said County Of
Nanitowoc.
The of sale viii be cash at the time of sale.
w21-tt MARY low Guardian.
Dated at Manitowoc, the Slst day of Aug. AID 1868.
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.sicsv .zarerssscnssrsss.
NGhzITlE

Is hereby given. that the Board of IIarbor Com
mssioners OF the Town OF Manrowoc, Wisconsin, viii
receive scaled proposals for period of thirty DAYS
from the date hereof for performing all the DREDGING
necessary to be DINE in excavating a channel one
hundred and fifty feet wide and twelve feet in depth
IN the centre Of the Manitowoc River, from the West
end of the Govt Piers to the east line of Eight street
in the Village of Manitowoc The said Harbor Com
missioners VIII furnish FREE OF CHARGE to the
contractor performing such work. the Drelgc end
Dump Scows now used here i'll and about the harbor-
works.
All proposals to be accompanied with good and
sufficient securities for the faithful performance of
said dredging) and also for the safe return of said
dredge and Scows in good condition rs when taken
reasonable use, aud tear thereof only excepted
Contract for said dredging ;t05 be- AWARDED to the
lowest responsible bidder. The Ifarbor Commission
reserying the right to reiet any and sl proposals
BY order OF the Board
T. c. SHOVE, Secretary
MaritnL..c S..lt...,l.ar . IS.S ..
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Il Hw many poor girls now classed as
social evils, might have been saved,
had all our large cities homes of
this character With girls wages for
seven dollars per week, and their board
aud washing swallowing up every cent
OF that, 1t Is no wonder that they SO
frequently copper to lose in the game
of life.
The public schools of Chicago open
for the regular season on Monday. next.
There are now in our city one high,
twenty one grammar and six primary
schools, attended in all by an average
daily OF I7,65S children. Don
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.

MADISON, Aavil 6 1855
In accordance with the provisions of chapter Ia
Laws Of 1883. hereby give notice that the of
the Bank of Manitowoc be presented the Office
of tha Bank Comptroller at Madison, Wisconsin. for
paymeIlt within three Years from the date Of this
notice. or the funds deposited for the reierrtoR OF
the same will be surrendered provided in Section
two of said act. 322y
exsas WILLIAM Z SMITH. state Treasurer.
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nsIYSICIAN ana. Surgeon. Also F;s-
/ aralniag Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE corner IF Eighti.an3 York streets, AanIto-
Voc, Wisconsin
Orders left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attention.
<e,-o oirtiealar attention paid 70 cansr!tatous5ant.
"a the treatment Of DIFFICULT ani- Uli 3!t5Ala
CASES, l&-2J
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&. "a ERR.

WORK Street. .~EnnS*gvyoe. MS. Ese 3 cTs
in Dry Goods Groceries. Cr5c}zcry, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Rcady made Clothing,
Paper hangiRgs Hats and Caps Toys, Children Caps.
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages. Kerosene Oil and
Lamps &C. &c. share Of public patronage is soli-
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4 ssssrANT ASSESSOR. yy5sI be in
"A ais Office over First National Bank with 9 H.
Walker, Esq the first days of each mouth, dur
ing business hours l5-rt
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.W.fSo. EsEg.

nersslfr W ee457s.c - y7;,sss4Oyy0c lodge,
IL is held at Masonic ltalI, on York Street on the
lst and 81 Wednesday OF Each Month";
Il. x. RAND, w. VI.
WV II. HORN, Sec.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN RAIL ROADS
COVNCIL RITFFS AND OMAHA LINE

of the C. 4 N w Railway, for Dixon. Fulton, Cedar
Rapids Boone Missouri Valley junction, SIGUX
CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, and OMAHA. thence via
Union Pacific Rail Road (main Lne) TO CHEYENNE,
Denver, Sweet Water Mines. Salt Lake and all parts
OF Coara'io Utah. Nevada, idaho, Montana, California
and Oregon.
Trans gong North leave Menasha aRd Neenah al
AL A. NJ and S.55 p. VI
Stepping Goucbss o-a al }iytt trains
Through Tickets 70 All points East or Santh can
purchased of A. Ii. Baarlasan Tjcked AGENT
1l43 GRO. L. DUNLAP. Gen. Surt.
b. F. PATRICK, Gererrl Passenger Agent
J. p. HORTON, n W. Pass Agt. Chicago
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ppEn. SgwWfErDEEe,

MEAT EEar1xe4---EEay wing 7asarc,loSznS=
M the business Of Wn. Browa, shau hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
lowest rates. share OF public patronage solicited.
I3-lJ
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nhicixerznFnr s,ps@e No ~, Y. p. -. r..
I Meets every Friday Evening at che 9l3 Fellows
HALL Corner of C.mmereiai & EIghth Streets
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Charge
For Citb Of 30 and Tbroe D2llarS-1 doz good
linen Shirt Fronts. L set solid Gold Studs. Ali Wool
Cashmere Tor Pants. Fine white Ccuntarpane large
size, iteiesart Caimoral Skirt. 20 yards brown Or
beached oheeting, good quality, yard Wide elegant
Bamoral Skirt - yards brown heeched Sheet
ing, good quality, yard wide, elegant 100 Picture
Morrucco-hound Photo Album. double lens Stereo
cope and Il Foreign Views. l silver plated engraved
dal Wood Frame eatLered edge and spangled / Steel
Carving knife and Fork, very best quality ivory bal
anccd handle. handsome beaded and lined Parasol.
20 yds good Print livery iine Iamask Table Cover.
/ pr best quality Ladies' Serge Congress boots oZ
me linen IoWei5- q doz- rogers best Silver Desert
forks, Ladiee' large real Morroccs Travelling Bag.
fancy dress pattern. % doz. elegant Silver plated
engraved Napkin Rings ,loz, Ladies fine Meriuo
or Cotton Stockings Gents heavy chased solid Gold
King. pr. Ladies high cut I}almoral Boots. l ele-
CANT Delain Dress Pattern. Violin and Bow in box
complete set Jewelry, PIN, drops and sleeve
F0r clVb Of 80 and Dollars-1 black or coIorei
Alpaca Dress Pattern set Lace Curtains. pr.
all ooIBlankets. Engraved Silver plated bottle Re
yolying hastor, l beautiful Writing Desk. / solid
Gold Scarf Pin SO ydg. very fine Cashmere for Pants
and Vest set Ivory balanced handled Knives with
silver plated Forks pr gents Calf Boots. So yis.
good brown hleached Sheetng yard wide or 10 yds
Is yd wide, good quality. ladies elegant Morocco
Travelling bag. 1 square Wool Shawl [ plain Nor,
wich Popln Dress Pattern I3i yds dou width cloth
for ladies cloak Elegant engraved Silver plated Tea
Pot 3yds. double width water proof cloth for cloak
Fty C1v5ef 100 a,,a 10 Dof'a1.>-1 rich ser-no or
Thbet Dress PATTERN l pair fine Damask liable Cloths
and Napkins to Match. pair gents French CalfBoots
heavy silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher Very fine
all Wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloak web very best
quality brown or bieached Shooting. II yfis fine
Cashmere for sut. l elegant Popn Dress pattern
l elegant English Be1ase Dress pattern l beautiful
English Berase shawl. J SET Ivory baIauded handle
knives and FORKS. ladies gents. Silver Hunting
case watch. I Barlctt Hand, Portable Sewing Ma
chine Splendid Family Bible, steel engravngs wlth
record aud photograph pages. p yds good Hemp
Capeting. good colors pair good barrel revolver
elegant fur muf and cape. single barrel Shot Gun
I Six bottled Revolving Castor cHt glass bottles
very fine Violin and Bow, in case l set Ivory baanc
eI Knives ard Forks.
Presents for larger Club increase in the same ratio
Send NJ oney by Register Letter.
Catalogue of foods sent to any address free
PARKEEES & co.
Nos. oS and 100 Summer
ST.. Boston.
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NT<NTF ACrggEEs az2s Dca5er ssa
vi Boots Shoes, Leather, &, &c. Shop Buifaio
street The corner Of Eighth. Repairing neatly
AM promptly executed
Mtntawoc, September % 1865.
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-. 70. go F-Es " BRO.

AJANUES SYy ssz,ys.S ana Dealers 81
vi Lu;aher, L3th, ami Shingles Bills clt to or&er
on short notice Mauitowoc, Wis.
A d. JOKES W. B. JONES.
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Examination Appointments of the
County superintendent.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
.L..-...-.rr---. S.I,e ln 1853

>
The examination OF applicants for license to teanh
in the Pubic Schools Of the Couusy of Mantosocf
viii be attended IN The month OF October. 1858.
the days and at the plce here ater specified to-wit
In District No comprising the to~.. IF Gibson,
Two Greeks, Michicott and Two Rvsrs-at the school
House IN the Flaes Of Alichicott Monday, Ooto-
Ter :.
In District No. 2-comPrising the towns Of Nsaits-
voc, Nantowoc Rapids aE1 Newton-at the school
house IA School District No , Village Mantle 5oc,
on Tuesday, oct0ber g.
In District Ne. 3-Conp-isirg the towns of Coo-
pers,cwn, franklin AOssCth and Maple GraSs-at
the School House in the School District No. l.
Chlo ;pess Nils in the town of kossuth Wednes@
CAV, October :.
- @st1t,t No. 4-coIaprisiug the towns of Catos
Eaton, Liberty and Bockianc-at the School House,
ia Crks Mills, il tic town OF Cato, Friday, octo
Der ..
In District No. comprising the town of Csntre-
vile, Scheswig and Meeme-at the School Rousa
near II. Aiuihuliards in the town of Meeme, 0Jn
dag. October r.
Applicants viii please provide themselves with
good lead pencils aud ue present at the tine AID place
appointed promptly at 9o'cIock 4. NJ.
2I-4t JeRE CROWLEY,
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EEE'TESyR q,

IRA :. EATCEES1N, Dentist. So &c
IL in Sterm ms new buiding,7 Sth Street,
Manitvrce, " -
..a Teeth e. strlcted without pain.
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.EDSEpEE SEsgEES.

nEA.4ER iH Stores; Tin. Sheet Er0E
IL aud CopperFare manufacturer. All kinds o
repairing done Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
fee l4fy
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a TTOHNEY ez,a Counselor at LAW.
n omoe corner OF Sth and Quay streets. Manito-
voc. Wisconsin {2-9l
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TAk EN- UP.

BY the undersigned three year old spccllleI steer
with white face. The owner is requested TO prove
?. operty pay charges and take him away.
CfPIkaI RosIS.
CooGerstowIl, August 26, 1865 l9-8t
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RYRO.s. .g.EEsKEEs.E

DOLCE JUSTICE. Office iT Hen OF, er.
i Building. Aanifowoc, Wis l5-2
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%, for each .arS5cEe.
Our Commissions 10 Agents
We wiz send TO Agent free OF

Exceed those Of every other establishment tho kind
proof OF this can be fonnd in comparing prem-
with those of0ters for clubs OF the same charac
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T.gTzD.s.FE EYpTEE.
COS.MOpGEgT.f.E EEOTEE
CREsu CETY. EGO USE

GeRNER Ferry and South water sfs-
~ Milwaukee, Wis.
Point Bridge, is well calculated TO accommodate
travellers arriving by waiting for the Lake steamers
Terms 500 per day, with first class
Call and See +i-lS
ANrELL & RICKETsoN. Proprietors-
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y. Fs. .e.vBE BERsO-s,
EEE.yg SEE EE,

JUSTICE of the Peace. feGEice. kEueE.
81 ner's bliIding corner Of Eighth and York streets
Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
Will make collections pay taxes, search the IDS,
draw deeds, mortgages 5uj contracts, &c. &c. All
busE.5s will receive prompt attention. NJ 15.
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Dry and scaney Goods, silver Plated
Ware, Cutlery, Watches, Albums,
Z,
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S. .Ss Es'g %.

ORNEY and Counselor at law,
Real Estate Agent. Office corner Of Eight
d Franklin streets, sIauitowoc, Wisconsin al
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our constantly increasing patronage, have recently
made nPortatons for tie fall trade, direct roIa Eu-
ropean Manufactures.
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Your board are Of the opinion that with more
thorough superintendent and collections, Va az tne
receipts could easily be brought up to lszzS,oOO]
two hundred and twenty Eve thousand dollars.
From the smouut of (s2 900 ,0OO1 two millions OF
dollars the $500 0OO) five hundred thousand dol
lars of stock owned by the city is to De deducted,
IL being thirty per cent. OF the capital Stock OF
the company, which is II 1856 ,40O) one million
eight hundred and eightyh thousand four hu9-
dfed dollars thus leaving only 81 400 900 OF bonds
10 be issued by the city the interest Of which at
Eve per cent will be seventy thousand dollars less
than one half of the net receipts for 1867.
In conclusion. allow US to remark that we have
given almost our entire time for the last three
months, and have endeavored as far as pos .ible,
while acting in the capacity of srbitrators." TO
protect the citys interest. and at the same time
do Justice 10 ell parties Interested. We sincerely
hope and believe that our decision in this matter
will meet with your approval, as well as that oil
the tax payers and consumers OF water.
II will be apparent TO all who will read the re-
ports Of the company that, for number OF years
the receipts were inadequate to pay running ex'
penses aud interest on the investment. The pres
emit amount of receipts have only been attained to
for the last few years. The charter allowing the
city the right to purchase at this time. gives her
the advantage Of step ping into, and OF enjoying
the benefit Of this profitable institution.
The annual receipts now being 335 per cent
more than the receipts on the actual estimated
value and running expenses, will enable the city
if she 90 desires to do, to reduce the present
water rents Just in that proportion. say TO the
amount Of 335 per cent, thus Immediately sho "
ing and demonstrating to the people Of New Or
leans the wisdom and economy Of the purchase.
AL Of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER.
JOSIAH B. RICHARDSON,
Il. FILLEUL,
JOHN LOCKWOOD,
W. 81. BILL.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REaU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY,, at BRn
EOR TRENTON, MONROE. COLUMBIA. HAIR
rkonburg. Trinity and all inte mediate landnEs-Ths
6ne, fast passenger PACKET
Geonn,
T.. II. PATTERSON, Master; j. W. WALDEN, Clerk;
VIII leave positively shove For freight or passaSs
spply on board, or 70 wINBURN LORD, Agents,
50 Grsver street
p s-Tbe Ceon. yin take freight and passengers a. LOO
any boat in the trade taking freight Bayou
Macon and TeLsas and DArbonns with pr vlege Of
shipping.
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president announced the following oommittes: :
Messrs. Fisher, Rose and Camp. aF
Mr.. wynne offered the following resolution,
which was referred to the committee on streets
and landings: ...........'. TaI SAN
Resolred, That the surveyor be and he Is hereby
instructed to extend the Third District nuisance
wharf twenty feet further out, provided the work
does not cost over $500. f
Mr.. Walker offered the following, and pending
its consideration, motion was made to adjourn.
Be il known that the finance committee have
not made provision Of one dollar for the payment
of the several pay rolls some of them dated as far
back as March. a.a
Ordinance sl5, new series prohibits the treasurer
from paying out one dollar OF city money-but In
the same ordinance il orders the treasurer TO pay
in certificates of indebtedness bearing per cent.
interest; the latter is contrary to a State law.
The treasurer has not one dollar to pay some
three thousand employees of the city, which will
amount at the end Of this month 10 nearly one
quarter OF million dollars.
Mr.. Pandely here entered.
The hoard then adjourned.
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, NbrE
INOR vICHsBUVG, NATCHEz. AND ALL IN
u termedite landings-The steamer Gen. Quiz ma4as
T. Lsstters master Sam Ayes, clerk vii leave above,
RGking all Coast aI dings.
sIENOTT q ADAMS, Is Commercial Place
The steamer Gen Qutman connects At Vicksburg Nth
Countess and calumet for Yasoo and TaAhatchs
Rivers and steamers Julia and Rabicon for 81 Louis Mem
phis and all intermediate landings
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NATCEIEZ.

EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at p. n
EOR HATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
IL lAndings-Tbo 6ne passenger psckst
wild Wagner.
". B. RICHARDSON, Master; j. q. LJBANO. Olsrki
WIN leave above GEO. ID. HITE. Agent
II Tehouplt0ulas street
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VICEksHURR.

LEAVES EvERI tn EsDAY ATsPL
UICp sBUHG. NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEAEa
Regular Tuesday u :. Mall Packet, In place OF die
Il. LEX The steamer
Gov. Alien,
JNO w. CANNON Master,
win leave above ot vicksburg Matches Cult
ney 81 Joseph Waterproof Fo Adams Bayou Sara Batoa
Rouge, DonaldsOnviie, and all iniermediate lAnding
The Gov Allen MAKES close connections with stoana4
CALUMET ri Ycksburg for all landings on YaSOo river.
For freight or passage having Unsurpassed OdAona
Apply o board
sIRHOTT ADAMS, Is Commercial Plaza
Shippers will pay freisht 10 all plantation landinsA