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HiawAtha Will stand
AT THE SAME STABLES,
Al IN. follow Ing rates


70. each mare the season, FIFTEEN DoL1AAs.-
shonld prove not Ia fo.l size b. rturr+c
the ntxt ssa.on for FIVE DOLLARS.
Coed accommodations will be provd.t fnr al mares
from 8 modsrae rates for tssping,
ali proper and pr-ca-tien viii be taken sS3ust
cldents hut the csrnplny It's essrs axsnis kiil
be RESPONSIBLE. for accidents o. ezc..cs
We have organized ;his enterprise the putpose
and x spare eaort aud expense 10 inroiaI rg th.
very eis-s and stock u fprss ecks cs.t. uce.
&C. for the improvement Of tie SIX NJ fows, 4sseuri
and Illinois h54ng that al citizens aud hze.st hrs viii
give fhrfr sie .rd tuee ura enssnt.
The cfscers Of The aasoetatien are--H 81 sEmHt. WIN
fimbernan II CLARK, Rntttek and I'M cfshan.
Directors II. ". SAMPLE, hfes't.
W. A. PArrKssos, ses'y 4 freafr, imeh~- 3haas
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LEE ricslc sKAsos.-The Sunday School.
OF our city have universally adopted Gus
tom OF going upon pleasure excursions each
school at least once during the season The
custom has become very popular among the
little folks, ard the time CT going is ,lw.vs
looked forward to by them with joyful an,ic;.
pa'ions. Quite number of excursions .s
'h's A'nd are TO come OF during the presen.
week.
On o,aay The 0. s. Presbyterian school,
eol' William Thompson, sansrip,a,dsn,
viii spend the day At grove .bor, ,uo III,
distant, situated on Price. Cat 90 ns
Thursday the Unitarian school, a.o... a.
aeersry, Superintendent, goes to Quine, :.
an ersar.sen. On Friday The N. s. Presbr.
serian School, Il. Scott Howell suparin,<n-
den!, vii 60 BY the Eagle to the prove nsa,
aisas, where The dap will be .n@a. !,
amusemsnts anited to the occasion. d, RI
same cay the li,h Street Mission school, Inc
H. nay Superintendent, will take ,,;n x;,h
s,e"so Pleasant time for its scholars.
We trust that each aud eyarv La,
. das favorable for the occasion "a i. !,
they will enjoy i,haFely. better. If ,o..;h,a
than hey have done on any rressou, 60
zion. ss,
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~.o,< u,r roaru.sn RAILROAD.

:. KDOk Ck u0R0HEnh = : :. ~
HntA usisstse Meeting ~ sa1sn.ckseenss
81 Ex-Gev. Lewe. 4. A.hasf; -, Dsy
and others -salsm Means
Pursuant to notice, large number o. 'ne
citirens Of this county assembled 4 Salem ~
Wednesday, May 9th, TO consider - NJ ~
priety Of pushing forward the heo1m1 no'a
~ Railroad The meeting was called % or
a., and ]. d. Pickering was elected onAis-
-. "a F,.nk Hs.ton Secretary. !,
Tia ,rs. speaker was En-. Gov. Lowe, o.
vsaLnt President Of the new Company. ne
.aoIs Of the importance Of Immediately 90,
- n work to raise the necessary amount OF
monev 10 commence work on the road ne
stated what the Company could do, and also
;n.. What was expected Of the people along
,he route told them that If they wanted this
rad they mnst raise by tax or snbscnp
ton. the necessary amount to grade anu
hr;dee the road, and that if they cannot 90
th;.. that there is no use Of losing sime ana
breath talking the matter up.
Mr.. Amber, President OF the l. n u Il.
r.. followed Gov. Lowe, and spoke OF the
;nnor,.nce Of immediate action on the part
of peonle living along the line from keokuk
n Mt. Pleasant, spoke of the advantage it
would be to grain shippers, and asked those
preeent TO look at the matter Just like they
would upon any other matter Of business.
Mr.. Dey, Engineer of the l. N. c. X. r.,
and a resident of johnson county, was the
next speaker. He said he didn't want 10
talk about fancy travelling, but he wanted to
speak of the grand object Of the road, which
is cheap freights. He said that johnson
county had waited for two years on Henry
and Lee counties, aud that they oidn's pro,
pose to wal. much longer. Mr. D. talked
business, and be hoped the meeting would do
the same thing.
Speeches were also made by Judge hooar,
Of Keokuk, Geo b. Corkhill, of Mt. Pleas.
ant, Mr.. spurrier, Of Salem, Geo B. Okel!,
John Eshelman, j. ". Satterlhwaite and
others.
The following resolutions we're unanimous.
ly adopted:
Hgsoirci LIST. It's the sense OF this meet
ing that The contemplated line of road be
built with all possible dispatch, and that the
Board OF Directors should take Immediate
action thereon,
Resoteel ii. That Il is the sense Of this
meeting that The question Of Railroad tax
lnder the recent act Of the Legislature, shnuie
be submitted as soon as practicable, 70 the
peonle of this 1oS nship.
Rssotrei Sd. That tie citizens OF Salem
and It's neishborhood pledge themselves te
do what they eau 70 make up what the tax
,aay lack in the requisite amoGnt, expected
of this community for the enterprise in ques'
SION.
On motion the following committee war
appointed TO secare subscriptions: y. II
Worslen, Il. Spurrier, DR.. Farr, DR.. n itch
I'll, Sen, s. Maddox. !. ". Frazier, Amot
Pease, John Milspaugh.
The loh9wing committee, on motion, wa!
appointed to secare the right of way II. v
| Johnson, I.syi Cammack, j. II. Pickering.
The meeting requested that the proceed
ings be published IN the Mt. Pleasant ans
! keokuk papers.
/ On molten OF y. v. Henderson the thank!
Of the meeting were rendered the visitor
present.
On motion meeting adjourned.
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SENATOR I.ARIaEg, OF Scott county, has
resigned.
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Notice to Stockholders.

sHE ANNUAL MEETING Of Stockhold-
srsin the Des Mdlnes Valley Railroad ctmpany.
fr the Election Of Directors will be held the ONCE Of
the comp-ns, 10 8sakuk, on MonAay, June sth,
isbss att o'clock T. NJ in compliance viah The arti
cles Of incorporation. BRfpsMAN
mJ3i-ii~ a. ere.ary
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chicago Live stock market.
| By telegraph cH.cAao Junsl
casiIe-Duli; sales limited to less than 200 head at %
for butchers cattle extra ehoies steers dull aud
changed about 7c0o head charged hands st sGs rs r
common:s 80 10 for good TO chcics.
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EDW.Lv FORREST.
E0HAEsT WILL kTAHD
Az flf A5aE
Stables Of the Associa ton,
At HgokuK, IONA, III
For the ensuing. sssson Of ,isss,
Between The id Of April and lsi Of AugaA,

g ,oa tsffss x-ss conditions te-vit =
Fer sArh mare Inc s-ssen THIRTY DoLLAkf. 6hcSld
the uNe fFsYs net 10 be Win s~i, sAa VII b esd
Tied 10 b retasted the 5ex s-sxsn TEN DpLLlRs.
roEEEsT IL beautiful Mahogany Bay s4h bisrk
rfmntsx 1879 L.aa< high sr4d weighs shst In fssh
,t,e lbs a. .issd hy Bar krsturky Haatsr W ky Old
Kertncfy Han.sr bis dam BY bsTas, AID grand
d.rY -.. ~ a-ss-Dg.< gohhEsT-s hr.t d. b as by
Youex tfish,ar..r Watkins H,shisnser1 sscbni GAN
"a, b. purpe third d.na was BY Messenger. Thus he
dsns nd. .ror the csisrst@d Imported sskaeer, on
both aides, which 10 shosa prominently in ffrasslf-
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Il
ARRIvALa.
Steamer Rob boy, St. Louis.
!. Mollie McPike, do
!" Dubuque, do
: Key City, do
s Addie Johnson, do
q Cansda, ST. Panl.
q Grey Eagle, Quincy.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Dubuque, for st. Paul.
Key City, do
Addis johnson do
Tom Jasper, ST. Louis,
Harry johnson, DO
81 Canads, DO
g Grey Eagle, Quincy. ~
The above include. The arrivals and depart
ures for two days
The river is reported on the decline oil the
way from St. PAIL down. The fall At this
poin, is very gradual heina ahont two inches
in twentY-four honrs.r
There is but three feet and fonr inchss OF
water on the rapids now, and the Northern
Line boats, in order to get OYER unload their
cargoes onto barges, TOW them over and send
them back empty by boats going up. As the
prospects for the regular June rise this year
are slim, low water may be expected daring
the balance of the season.
The Jennie Baldwin, Of the Northwes.err
Union Line was due from above last night
The regular Northern Line boai for St.
Paul this evening will be the Savanna. dus
~ 800 RYa.u
The Jennie Baldwin, ofthe y. ". U. Line
will be along for ST. Paul some time to-day
For freight or passage apply to Col s. n
Archer, Agent.
For st. Louis and way points this morning
We have the Mollie McPike, Hall, Master
and Hauser, Clerk, departing at a. m, ant
the Rob Roy, J. W. Gum, Master, and Ed
Morehouse in the Office, leaving ct ! o'clock
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
81. Louis nsrset.


81 TsitFrs2hl WV T9HI. Jats T.
Nousr -Fer, cary at IA PER cent.
cd -shsas nfusr, closing ~ ts544
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BY order of the Trustees.
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pn,,.a.,u,,t. CAN. Market,

Isrd- Heavy At Is,z ser prln. ..sam.
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need apply.
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day for Shreveport, Jefferson aud intermediate
ianoings. Time TO Jefferson, three days. Twelve
hours.
The well known passenger packet Rose Franks.
-Cspt. wv Carleton, is up for Camden she
leaves this evening at s O'Clock. She Is cool
boat commander by clever and attentive officers
The Annie Wagley, Capt. Gus. Z. Lonlilier,
leaves ats p. NJ. TO day for Washington. Mr.. NJ.
Kenison is her chief clerk.
The famous Wild Wagner, Capt. w. B. Rich
srdson, leaves st O'Clock this evening Tor
Natchez and all landings intermediate. The
Wagner has made q reputation for herself, as
regards both speed and comfort Her Office is IN
charge Of those well known gentlemen Messrs' j.
G. Libano, JEFF. P0sey and Il. III. Miller.
The J. G.. Blackford. Capt. Pickett, leaves at
P. NJ. to-day for Washington.
The National Captain Sinuott, left at P. N.
yesterday on her first weekly trip to shreveport
with fair trip.
The regular jefferson packet Mittie stephens,
Captain kellogg, left yesterday evening with her
cabin full of people and a good freight. We
wish her and her clever officers many trips OF the
same sort.
The fayorite Lotawanna, Capt. Fl. j. Brinker, is
receiving and leaves at P. NJ. tomorrow.
The following notice, from the 81. LOUIS Repub.
lican will be read with feelings OF sorrow and re-
greet by the many friends of Capt. John L. Doug
las, ia this city:
1--WE regret to announce the death Of George
Albert Edward, the promising son OF Capt. John
+. Douglas. The deceased was bright lad OF
five years, and tue pet of all who knew him. His
death occurred In Belfast ireland, where the
captains family have been on visit for some
months. Capt. d. is at present engaged on the
Molle Abe.n
The towboat Shark and barges, and Steamer
Ruth left St. Louis the 23d inst, for this city.
The Magenta and Continental hence arrived there
on the same date.
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&ourmlsrftal 5ntfIIigsnfs.
CAKscxSr OFFIca. NO. "a OLxy srKnzs,
Tuesday Evening, May 26, 1853.

Tuesday Evening. May 20. 1906. J
CoTToN-We have nothing encouraging to say
of the movement in the leading staple during the
past three days. Adyices received from the Eu.
ropesn and Northern markets have been unsstis-
factory throughout, and prices have fallen of in
accordance with the steady decline reported at
Liverpool and New York. The stock on hand at
this port is but little better than nominal, how
ever, but as the demand is of a correspondingly
restricted character some holders deem it best TO
meet the market from day to day, whilst others
manifest total indifference as to the movement,
and peTsstently refuse to accept Offering prices.
For a better understanding OF the condition OF
affairs we subjoin some extracts from our daily
reports. viz
almost at q complete standstill. The Liverpool and
New York dispatches, being deemed q little
better, have caused factors here to exhibit
more frmness; in fact, many covered their
samples, not being DESTROYS to sell except at en-.
HANGED rates, while buyers who still remain shy
did not seem disposed to operate except cOnces
sions were made. Sales have consequently been
confined to $50 bales in several small lots, at
Monday, May 25.-There has been no
movement of exciting interest reported in
the Cotton market TO day. Advces from
LIVERPOOL indicated light sales at easier but
not quotably lower rates, while New York
dispatches exhibited Q general decline Of
&c. q d. The demand in this market has been
OF restricted character throughout and Satur.
days prices were generally asked. but as factors
finally agreed 10 make CONCESSIONS, safes OF SOO
bales were effected, mostly towards the close OF
business, at about the same decline as was SUB.
mitted 10 in the New York market.
Tuesday, May 26-This has been another du |
and dropping day in the staple. Most buyer,
withdrew from the market on receipt of the
morning dispatches from Liverpool and New
York. and for q time factors could not even re-
ceive bid for any list Of Cotton on their tables.
Subsequently, however, holders submitted to a
further decline of &c. u n. on all classIfoatons,
and sales Of 1900 bales were effected at the sub
Joined quotations, which may be considered the
present ruling prices, viz Good ordinary 26C0
264c., low middling 27@2Ta. and middling %
Gl2s4c.
The total Gales for the past three days foot up
1850 bales against $3.50 bales for the correspond
ing time last week. The net receipts have been
7l2 bales, against $40 bales last week. The ex
ports have been 6l93 bales, against 1905 bales
last week, and the stock on hand and on shipb0ard
not cleared this evening is % S74 bales, against
% Isl bales at the close of our last review. The
exports for the three days have been divided as
follows, viz lS3 bales coastwise, and $3.50 bales
foreign.
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Exports.
LIVERPOOL-Ship

LIvERPOoL-Ship Vicois-252 bales cotton 55l7 slaves
900 SKIS OF cake
MISUNDERSTANDING w C Hewes-SCO bbls -four Is
bbls whisky 20 Jcs hams 50 bales hsy $50 sks
ARANhAS Steamship Duoley Buck-9 bbis ho1r Is bbls
potat Is SKIS
HAYANA-steamship Tappsharnoek--23OO bbls -four loo
bbs Ian 10 baes 50 bbls potatoes 3OO In specie
GALVESTON-Schr fOOte-I30 toRs coaI
PEESAC LA-Schr CharOtte-2l bbls -four 46l sks
and sunories
BELIZs, Honduras-Schr Hanns-l43 bbls aOur 10 bbls
pork 10 1t IS lard
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Marinr ynteuiaenrs.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 81 CAxP STREET,
Wednesday, May o. 1868. J
Cleared Yesterday.
sttsmship " Hewes, Trip, for Galveston.
c A Whitney AGO
steamship Dudley Buck PendletOp for Arkansas Master
Steamship Tappahsnnock Olsen, for Havana l. Berie
Ship Victoria, MOaDcs for Live pool Ne ker, Knox &co
Scbr Foote. Mcdonald, for Galveston, r Poole
Schr Charlotte, Pepper fer Pensae la, Master
Sc HsnnA BTip Serinien for Belize Honduras Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Bark L'tehfeld. Crockett, from Cardiff, Wales 18th
March, TO Hunt a MacaUley-Algiers
Bark Eva. Roland from Cardiff, Walas list April to IF Mas
,rove San-Agiers
Brig Linus (bnD Evans from Rio de Janero to RodocanA
Chi q FraDghiada-POint
oop hppsl from st ohm Baptist to matsr-2d district Is
Luggers Gem Pur 81 Mouve THREE Brothers, from Sc
John Baptist TO mnsters-2d district Is
Lugger FmOe CasSanO from Laiourche 60 MASTERED dis
trict 10
TowBOATs.
Towbost Calhoun Folei from tbs Passes-towed down and
TO sea chip ZOuave aud schooner Billy Butts
brought up baTks b c Lii ch6eld and Eva, and brig
Linus
STEAMBOATS,.
Bismarck Enricken from st Louis
Legal Tender, Ro 5erts from Louisville
Wild Wagner, Richardson, from Natchez
Annie WagleY, LOui her from W ashington
Cleons, Patterson, from Trenton
Flicker, Aucoin. from Lockport
ThOs May, DeBouehel, from Jesuits Bend
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CRY OF JEFFERSON. May 81, 1858.
Arrived yesterday-l97 Texas Beeves, AZ
Calves and earrings, 197 Hogs. l9i Sheen and Is
Mich Cows. Sold vesterday-l24 Texas Beeves,
80 Calves and Yearlipgs, 81 Hogs, 3l4 Sheep and
Mich Cows. Stock on sale-l45S Texas Beeves,
337 Calves and YeaTlings, lS9 Hogs, $50 Sheep
and 80 Mich Cows. We quote:
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CARDIFF wales-Bark C Litchford-5O0 tons Railroad
iron Is plate bolts and Hunt Mscauey
CARDIrF Maes-Bark Eva ROnald-3449 bars railroad
iron 60 Gags boi's ZOO plaies Hunt MAcauley
RIO DE JANEIkO-Brig Linus-S307 bags conss Rodo-
cam & ngn la1a
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Arrived Yesterday.
Memoranda.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ri De Janslro April zS-ceared for New Orleans bark
AmacitA
Bremen haven May 5-Auived from New Orleans ship Ju
piie Hanschil1
C0penhsgsn May Arrived. ship Lite field, Sleeper
from New orleans bound for Navra
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Receipts by Railroads.

NEW ORLE Ans JACKSON GRRAr NORTHERN
80 feet lumber Uate-if0O DO D. Wesver-SOO do
Tsylor-4OoO DO B St Amsnt-4OJ do Ward Hobson-
sundr e . order
NEW ORLEANS oPELOUsAs a GREAT WESTERN
IS bales W Homsn-ll0 bags wool II bales
hides l. Mann &co-z6 bags wool Whhsreil &eo-l74
hb potatoes IA hides l5 head cattle and sund es
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NOTICE-THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
~ exsrug In this eity, under the style Of RICHARD
FLOWER AAEs, is this day dissolved By consent
Richard Flower h charged with the settlement
Of late firm and viii continue Commission aad Fac
business bis account one rs raviar street
RICHARD FLOWER.
Surviving Partner
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By Capt WI Hansen of the steamship Fire Queen, the
ll inst between Great saacs and Gun Kay Lights ship
Bazaar and Nellie May
Msy lst in lat q % long 76, bark Prima DOna fOm New
Orleans fer Cadiz.
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NARRATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECKIPTs OF COTTON
AT THIS Port DURING FAST TWO wEEKs.
COTTON sTArKNENF.

The exports thls evening are exclusively Tor
Liverpool.
TOBACoo-The market during the past three
days has shown marked animation. Buyers for
foreign markets have been actively engaged ex.
aiming samples, while factors, although eVncing
O disposition 20 operate have contended for fuil
prices and in some instances have advanced their
pretentions and the market remains frmer with a
decided upward tendency in prices. Sales for the
past three days include $50 hhds, in different lots
at full prices, which we repeat as follows, viz:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
seg NEW xoHH. i
FOR NEW YORK sseEEc =
MERcHANrg STEAMSHIP LINE
csuprsns the nrss-oiass stsamzhips-E OK
CREsCENr Captain Z; W, Holmes
shNERAE sDsein s.mssss
UNITED STATES. Captain Geo. L. Norton
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
rh' steamship Gen. Grant.
HIS QUICK. Commander.
EW IsSye her wharf foo. Of s. Louis ssrss. on SAT-
These Steamers have superior accommodation for pas
CABIN ..........................seo
Fer freight passage apply 10
WOOD. Low LUpwIasEs
The steamship GEN. MEADE viii follow. leaving above
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
THE cxoxwxLL LIVE
This LIN. I. composed Of The following steamships.
Geo. Cromwell. GEO. washirston.
MaripOsa. Cortes.
Geo. Warrington.
E.v GAGER Commander,
vnlIsavs wharf, oss Of Toulouse street, SATURDAY
June 9th as6P.B
Passage ..........................S3O
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN ssksn
By this line and through bills Of adng given for
ALFRED xoULrox.
q Osrondelst street
PHILADELPHIA
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
THE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
STEAMSHIP ooxPANYs
ssgulx ssmiNonshly Line OF Steamships
SunIats. IslS Capt p. ,. HoxIR
STAR 81 the Union. l2O2 Capt 7. ~ O0OKSKY
To sail SATURDAY. May 80. at 6P.M
TON PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The isvorit' steamship
Captain B. =. HoxIB.
WIN leave her wharf. jackson Square. Is above.
Through Tickets to New York, Baltimore aud Boston
FOR freight or Passage having splendid sccOmmOds
uREEvY. MCPHERSON co.,
s. oarondslss street.
BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA.
fHE NEW ORLEAES, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR EKhLkONrHLY LINE OF sTEANBHIPS.
LIBERTY. LOO tShs. .ThOs A Bein, Commander
OUbA..."..... .uet tens. .DukehArt, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
xhrozgh Tickets 10 New York. SEQ.
EoH BALTIAORR AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fast steamship
Cubn.
DUKEHART. Oommsndsr,
VIII lesrs a. above. on SATURDAY, May sd. at
O'Clock r. n.
For freight passage having unsurpassed sccommods
lions, apply TO WIrHERsPooN, HALsEY co., Agents,
70 Csrondelet street.
EB-No bills Of lsdins bat those Of the Company viii
BE signed Permits for freight mnst be procured from this
ohoe No freight fer Havana taken xnsr ~ sciosk
day Of sailing.
The LIBERTY, Capt. T. A. Bain VIII follow.
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VICxsBURG.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, aBr n
LON VIZ KeBUR4, NATCHf u. AND ALL IN
II termedisse lsndings-The steamer Gen. Qaiiman
I. p LEATHER ter, Sam Ayes clerk Will leave
making all Coast Landings.
SINNOTT a ADAMS, Is Commercial Place
The steamer Gen. Qutman connects Vicksburg with
steamers Countess and Calumet for Yazoo and Taahatch
Rivers and steamers Julia and RabcOn for St Louis Mem
phis md all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY AfsPn
VICE sBUR9. EAfCHEZ AND NEW ORLEAFf
Regular Tuesday u 9. Mail Packet, in place Of the
L. LEE. The steamer
Gov. Allen,
JNO. W. CANNON, ksst.
viii leave shove for veksburg, Natchez Gulf Rod
st Joseph, Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara Bator
Rouge, Donadsonyile and all inter mediate lEndingE
The Gov. Allen MAJ close connections with
CALUMET at NicksbuTg for all landings YaEoc
freight having unsurpassed accomm odations
sINsoTT ADAMS. Is Commercial PIao.
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NATCHEZ.

KATCHEz PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at =. q.
EOR NATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
u lsndlngs-Ths ane passenger packet
wild Wagoner.
W. B. RICHARDSON. Muster; .. @. LIBAN0, Clerk;
WIN leave abova GEO. D. HrrE. Agent.
II Tchoapitoaas sttecA
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MISREPRESENTATION.
OPELOUsAA.

OP ELOU5A9.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
LOk OPELOUSAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchafalaya river
and Bayou Courtableau-fhe light-dran steamer j. a.
Black for a. c. q. Pick It. MASTER ]. b. Schmidt clerk
viii leave New erleans every Wednesday Return
ing, will leave Washing ton every sunday, at 10 N.
The Blackord connects Of Simmsport with the Steiner
kankakee and will give through bills Of ding old
for all freghs for Bayou peGsEe and sayou Boat Rates
as low any boat
KENEETT \ BELL, ,..,.
w NJ. SURLS, Agents.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at 6PM
E2R OrEL0USAS, WASHINGTON, POK1
Barre and all landings the Coast Atohafaaya River
and Bayou Couuablean-The good and safe steamer
Annie Wsgiey, Gas z Loualer master, N. Ksbison
clerk, viii leave above Will Washington ever
sunasy at 10 O'Clock n. For freight passage spp
on board or to
BLOCH BROS, lsl Common street. NO.
or D. HINCKLEY SON. Washington, La.
p The steamer Annis WaRigy connects WashngtOn
with steamer Bu Frog and barge for all landings
Bosui and will sign through bills Of aiding
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-27
ToBAcco STATEMENT.

- $500 ane Vu snipooero-onos ...-..'.... .....a,aoz
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Cuba Molasses is quoted
for Sugar continues dull, but the stock on hand
u light and prices are firm. Grocery grades OF
Cuba Sugar are quoted at l2Gl3c. = b. Louisiana
Sugar Is retailing at l4sc. q n. for fair I5la
l54c; for prime l69l6ic. for yellow clarified,
and l64@l7c. for white.
FLouR-Ihe market opened Saturday with an
active inquiry for the medium and lower grades
for export and for choice for the city trade. The
stock In all grades was ample, except of choice.
Which ewing 10 its scarcity commanded better