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YAZOO RIVER!

REGULAR TUESDAY PACgET FROM VICKsBURG
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, At 5P
EaR YAZ1o. TCHULA AgD TALLAHArcHIE
rixep-T neat and cOmf,yabie side wh
rsr steamer Countess N. Det master, leaves veEs-
burg as above for Sstata Yazy City sver Greek Log
Butonia Tehnla Lake. Head Foney 1land Sidon 0res-
wood ana sll landings ue Tsllahstchie river The
Countess connects AIl! AZ Vekbur with tss
ts care sssner Coantsss cksburg, Miss pei steamer
Msgentasr other yeksbu.yosckets VIII nnd Il Ompty
te- ded 10 and delivered waioat delay.
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans sF


NEW YORK.
Steamer Rochssts5 assn.iSms,ssI gsn Dec
Schooner A. Dssiks Joass.eslearsd Dec 20
schoe. sr clsris's Allen hals Ne y re Dec Is
s.ss A s@,.! Sss
BOSTON. ar
Schooner L Levsring, Csrssn-clsarsd Dec II.
Schooner Bordsa, Hsi-clssrea Dec y.
Brig ossppee, Twombly-elesred Dec 30.
PHILADELPHIA.
Schooner Geo TboIn-ceared Dec Fl.
steanship star Of the Union, CoOksey-sailed JAMS.
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Liberty. Bsin-ssilsd JAM.
BATH, NE. r.a
ship s. James GoSdwin-clesred soT ls;
ROCKLAND ME- $3.50
Ship Alice Thonaike. Snow-sailed Dec g.
Schooner r Thomas Grockettt-ssied Dec Is
Bark A Lnchhed. Siesper-ssied Dec IS
CAMDEN. NE.
Sch ,oner r Carlton-sai ed Dec le.
PORTLAND
Schooner z dwin Reid-cleared Dec "a
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Gaaie. or. Lang-saied Dec IA
ship Mary Ann, Haus ym-loading Nov9.
Ship Punjauh McInfyrs-eleared Dee6
Ship Margaret Evaas, Northumberland Dec 9.
Ship Mar Ann, Hamlyn-sai'e1 Dec 9.
SNIP VIM Woodbury.. Mel lan1'O4dIng Dec Is
LONDON
ship Prince GeTge Hawk ns-clesred Dec lS
ANTWERP
Ship Ukraine, MecheT-ssiled Dec 20.
Bark Japiter-sa,led Ute Is -r.rf
MELBOURNE.
Ship hsTetta. laper-sailed Nov IL rg
MALAGA
Bark Rosario, Freya-sailed Nov4. -.
LON NONDkRRY.
Ship Stadacona, Csssidy-cle ared Nov IA.
CADlZ
Bark Fanny EAr ode-sai ed Nov II, and Iai ed froh
Gibraltar NOV 20.
GENOt
Slip Coli mbo, Oviro-cleared Dcc5
GLASGOW.
Ship Stafa, Nc Allister-sailed Dec 10.
PALERMO.
Bark Giovsnni Bstista, iuiRiimini-saied Nov g.
RIO De JsNETRO
Bark Tusdaie Scarrew-sailed Dec l.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

c. r. GIRARDEY 90. sell. At ~ o'clock n, at the
Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange, renl estate
CBAs. 7. NASH sells II O'Clock a. the corner Of
ST. barss ard Perdido stree furnitu etc, china
and Bot emisn
PIcToN sells II O'Clock A. ~, at No lS7 POydras
stree furniture etc.
MONTGOMERY BROS. co. sell at Ii A. n, at p.
Liners stablec. Grsver street. horses mules, etc.
THE SHEaIFF sells at AZ O'Clock p NJ. contents Of the
lumber yard cor. er Rampant and lspital streets.
NJ see advertise n1rnts on second page ID
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Notwithstanding Up.

Steamship Liberty, Balm, from Baltimore, 9Th inst,
via Havana and Key West, to Witherspoon &
Halsey &co-
Bark Abbe Gdodspeed
Scbr Mary Mckee. Crei Ihton. from Mobile, in bal
last, Creevy, Nickerson AGO
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80 T n ssH.tessier,s Hair Dye-Ihis spite aasd
perect Dye-esrnless, rel sbs advantageous No rs
appointment Noridculous tints Natural Black roSn
seinudies the al elects Of Bad Dyes tuvgerstes hal,
esyng 10 sof and hesutui The genuine William
Batchslor Az nshsrs mere sitstis-s ard shsud
avoided
Solo By al D.asEt.s snd rsrtun.n F.csOry Barclay
E,rost. New York ..rH taa11 -
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zeee,pss DIV Gaiirsses

NO. J. & @. N. r. R.-Jan ls-2 bales cotton
Walker &co-5 do Male, Day &co-3 do
Kent-5 Clapp Bros &co-6 f Newman &co-5 to
Buckett Whittsker-4 Warren, Crawford &co-
H Allison &co- as Alcus Scherck d Autey-l2
NJ Hillar &cO--3 GaFraTd & Craig-2 r Powell
q Payne, burlington &co-l BTitton & Moore-3
Hy Won Phul jr &co-6 Gates, Gillespie &co-9 to
ID Henkel &co-9 Meyer, Deutch Weis-l do
C 5 Whtcomb--l Hogan & Patton-ss r L Adams
Is Wright, Allen &co-30 I II & NJ Allen eco
29 W i Thompson-S Barrett lie Sisser-l do
J & Cromwell-3 W r Greene & Bros-7 do to
Given, Brown &co--l7 Jos Hoy-ls A E Bignon-
5 I i S Henderson Is Lacey, Terry &co-4 do to
W Robson-l2 r 7 Toran-7 D BLAIR &co-37
J p Higgins &co-ls5 $50 feet lumber E Hart &
eo-4I74 do J II Kent--ll bales cotton yarn Rich
ardson May cars wood S Banmsn-sundres
to order-ToFal 444 bates cotton
N. o., o. q. W. X. R.-Jsn 1855 hhds su-
gar a. bbls molasses Hare-s do l. Swaub-l9
do J Adams &oO--l2 hhds sugar l. Grande Eco
IL DO Given. Brown &co-26 do Ar Mtenberger
~ do G Ssbater-s bales cotton L Lacassagne-
~ bales moss by Tete-l5 do J w arthur &cO-
IL hides Bonnafon-l50 SKIS cotton seed Al
lson 1000 feet lumber MshOney-sOO pckets
Bru &co-suDdries TO order-Total bales cotton
l25 bids sugar II bbls moissses
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DoRTCHAEThAIH RAILROAD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On AFTER SEPTEMBER H. 1867 this rOsd
will leave q follows:
gRox rHE CITY. YRcn LAKE,

Fare, to ard from tAe Lake same day, 30 cesea.
Passengers for Gsnty notify ths oOnductss prsrto
aeesrturs Of train Fare GENTLY Station II cent?
GEO. PANDBLY. General Superintendent
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LOUISVILLE Steamer Laurel Hill bx mdse
Stark, Stauner &co-l00 SKIS malt Weissenbach &
Klumpp-24s bbls apples to L .Holmes-52 do to
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Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from IndaDola and Gal
weston, TO Chas A Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, from Pensacola, to J
G Rogers &cO-Basin
Schr S lowering. Carson, Is days from Boston,
toGW Hynson &c6-lst district Is
Schr Abbie L Campbell, Wilbur. from Galveston,
in ballast, TO Thorndyke & Norton-Gretna
Sehr Mary NJ Sneed, Creighton, from Galveston,
in ballast. TO Creevy, Nickerson &co-POint
Schr VIM + Gushing, Cooling, from Mobile. In
ballast, TO G A Fosdick &cO--lst district l6
Schr NJ l. ID Scull, Siellman, from Mobile in bal
last, 10 G A Fosdick &co-lst district Is
rowBoATs.
Tillie C levitt follett. from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, 18th inst, schr Rose Has
kell-Brought up schrs Gushing and NJ Il
ID Scn
Tecumseh Ubil, from the Passes-Towei down
and 10 sea, chip Herald-Brought up schr
Mary M Sneed
STEAMBOATS,.
Mich Longworth, Irwin, from Louisville.
w B Dance, Livingston, from Beech Hills.
Laurel Hill, Twomey, from louisville.
Lafourche. Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Wild Wagner, Godin, from Natchez.
Hetty Gilmore, King from ThibOdaux.
A Brown, Bsssett, from Lower Coast.
Ben McCull0ch Parenton, from L1ckport.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile-P RI.
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Usars6 Tssserday.
Steamship Lodona, Hoyey, for New York,
G Fosdick eco
Steamship Agnes, Williams. for Galveston.
Chas Whitney eco
Steamer Planter, Newberry, for Montgomery.
Master
Steamer Mary, Carroll, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Pauline Carroll, White, for ST Louis,
Master
Steamer Virginia, Oglesby. for Louisville, Master
Ship Odessa small, for Hsvre, G w HynsOn &co
Ship Wild Hunter, Kelley, for Havre,
es Zeregs & jenkins
BalkF Fay, Durham, for Liverpool,
q Fosdick &co
= Sp bark Heredia. Marquee. for Malaga, Master
Br schr Salvador, Hansen, for Havana,
- VIM Goldenbow
Schr Florence Rogers, Rogers, for New Iork,
G A Fosdick eco
schr Maggie Mcneil, Snow, for Havana,
A Mcneil
schr Elns, Goodspeed, for Ruatan, GrAnde
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BALTIMORE
lns roR sALrmoRs AND HAvANArra3
fHB NEW ORLEANS. BALrInoRE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sENI-hoETHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
40 ,sss ISss Ben, o.ansnd.
oAR7YINa UNITED STATES nAILA
s-.f FIRST CABIN; af .st
rhrossh fcksss 70 New rors.. see.
CoR BALTIM0Rs AND HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wRsT-vbs splendid f.,s steamship
Liberty,
THoS A. Balm. ooramsrdsr.
wm lssvs - Shove on TUESDAY, January Il. % Z
O'Clock r.n. NC +..r asc. -t k4fsvl (
aaHs. sSSs .%r{aEsEsfocs H1IssT co. xs:s:s
signed PERMITS for sisS Si must ss proeuSsd s Sis
.hos, Ne freight for HAvsns taken shsz u o'clock on
The cURA. Capt pukshart will follow.
PHILADELPHI
.--- FOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
-. -
VIE PHILADELPHIA AND bOUrHEkS NALL
STEAMSHIP ooxPANys
Regular Significantly Line of Steamships
supiasa, ms TONS ..............c Gao. r. y HoxIE
Tioga, 100 Capt T. p. MORSE
ntAr OF she Union. l2)l tens. Capt T. n CooKSEY.
Leaves On THURSDAY Jaruary sssh, sssnE
EOx rHILADELPuIA VIA HAVANA.
N. hvOr.ss steamship
Star Of the Union.
Cap. T. N oooKsEY,
wissvs her wharf at Star Line Wharf, opposite
Square, Is above.
Cabin Passage TO Havana. currency
Through Tickets to New York. BsIumo-s and Boston
For freight or passage, having splendid sceOmmOds
oREBvY. MCPHERSON co..
So Csrondelet street
MISREPRESENTATION.
RED RIVER.
Leaves MONDAY. 10th inst. at r. NJ. positively.
EOR JEFFERSON DIRECT-sHREvEPoRr
and all way landings Red Rivsr-Ths are passenger
steamer
JOHN NJ LHAM, Master; WIN T. GILLIAN, olers,
WIN leave above For freight passage apply board
or to DOUGLAS DoNoHUE,
2TchOupitOuas street.
B.-The steamer iron City win sign through bills to
Jefferson. without reshpp-s st Shreveport
Leaves TUESDAY, 2Ist inst atsrx
FOR JEFFERsnN, SHREVEPORT. GRAND
bins, and all andings-The fine passenger steamer
Irene,
WIZ .a.. .soS .S o
on board orto WIN suRLs, Is New Leves street.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at p.
EOR ALEXANDRIA, oRMAN's, BARBINs.
and all intermediate landings Ci take freight
port ard intermediate landings reshpping at Aexsnd
tt new and magnificent sdswhee passenger steamer
%. Nicholas.
JOHN DowrY. Master.
Lon. Clayton and I. j. Dowty, Clerks,
Will leave above For freight passage apply board
orto wINBURN LORD. 60 Grsvier street.
JOYCE STAFFORD, p Union street.
The ST. Nicholss will take freight with passengers all
Coast Landings high the mouth Of River clerk
will be the landing receive freight every Thursday
morning
KoUNs's THROUGH LINE.
Leaves on SATURDAY, at S p. NJ positively
FOR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT DIRECT
The REGUAR UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER
Fannie Gilbert,
BEN B. KoUNs, Master.
For through receipts spply to
@. L. KoUYs BRO,
50 Common street.
Atshafaaya Height Consigned to sby mouth Of
Red River.
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Marins snteIIisears.

CRnscrEr oyycr, NO. & Olxr srRasr,
Sunday, January 10, 1873.
nsarsG Yesterday.
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BOSTON.
hEECHAETs BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY. u
fhts Liza Comprise the Fins Oceaz Steamship
oOECokDIA.....zC0t tons, sosTs. Commander.
EEEsINGT0N..-l200 :. Hedges, ..
@ ST. LoUIS........l2O Clausssn, o.
CLEOPATRA ...l28 :. Rich, ..
0AiEH1h....... 200 Snow. ..
Forming Regular Weekly Lima
E0R BOsTcN-THE STEAMSHIP
Remington.
NJ p. HEDGE, Commander,
VIII esvs on TUESDAY, January 2lst OF p. L., from
Bulls Head, Fourth District.
These steamers eer superior accommodations for pessen-
gers end freight and insure the rates and every
ety vii se extended 10 shippsr Fer freight OF passas
spDIyts OREEvY, MCPHERSON 4 co..
No. SO Carondest street
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ITO SHIPPERS OF FRrIGuT ON Tx
i ALABAMA RiVER-Ths MOBILE TRADE COM
PANy now running A DAILY Line Of sam-
River, leaving Mobile EveRy EVESING At o'clock.
the SATURDAY and WEDN esDAY Packets extending
their 10 Xetumpka Freight leaving New Orleans
THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS viii be put
through TO wetpmDks without dstention-
s1NNoTT A ADAMS. Agents, Is Commercial Place
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
9 NEW YORK.
FOB HEw YoRR DIRECT
1HE oxonwELL LINZ
This Line composed ofshs following steamships:
Geo. Cromwell. Certes,
Gee. wssAinssen. GENERAL Meade.
General Grant. Sherman. ~
hh' steamship Go. xva.h,nrso,.
e. GAeER, Csmmsndsr.
sis.vs ssr wharf, isss rsalsass sssst SATURDAY.
January 18th, si6A To-. -dl.2 .-ut hr
Frsight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN taken
By this Hss and through bills Of isdng given for
For nsasht OF pss-ass spply 70 n'
ALPRKB noULroN.
a o~rondslst street.
FOR NEW YORK 8air 1st
THE CROMWELL LINE.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2sd. att O'Clock n
FOE NEW YOKK-rHE STEAMSHIP
Cortes,
S. WHITMAN, Commanded.
WIZ san Wednesday Morning January 22d at O'Clock,
from her wharf foot Of Toulouse street Second District
Freight for Bremen. Hars and liverpool taken, and
through bills OF Iadihg given for the same.
For freight or passage Apply TO
ALFRED MoULroN.
al Carondslet street.
LIVERPOOL.
STEAM FROM NEW ORLEANS TO LIVERPOOL.
Foa LIVERPOOL DIREor-r THE Al
II American steamship
Circasttan.
ELLIS, Commander.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed sceommods-
tons, apply to
ELLIOTT McKEEvER, Agents,
$50 Common street
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We have msnd for Dwelling Store and Vacant
City Property also for Country Place city on
the railroads and rivers Perssns wishn ss Invited
psee tnel property in hAnas re charge
unless sale Il effected
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NATCHEZ.
NATCHEz PACKET.
FOR NATCHEZ-TRE FINE FAST PASSENGER
WIND Wagner.
E.F. GROSS. Msster.
VIII leave New Orleans en-
~. io'--ss.ss........ -......-. , NJ
oAiShDni D - .-............-....9 r n
And Leave Matches on
a. -
"oNDAiS. ...-.-..f. -.....-...-..-. -s-r o a n
TO COMMENCE FROM HERE on SATURDAY, DEC Z.
ewAGoNER being passenger boat aay other.
nd not going Oade1 III cotton will ne safe snd quick
Tpoftunits travel between this c Nachek which
. hoped and believed will be appreciated
A q. GODDIN. J. HYDE Agents-
GEO. D. HITR IL TehOupifouas street
y. H-Eo ffeights taken below Bayou Ssrs except nF
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STOCKS.

Has Nature an antidote for acquired diseases ?
The Plantation Bitters, prepared by DR.. Drake,
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more persons of Dyspepsia, NeryOasn %a Sour
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THE HAIR AID ScALP.-Dr. George ". Bah
cock, Scientific Dermatologist, % Winter Street,
Boston, successfully treats all diseases Of the
Hair and Scalp, Loss Of Lair, Premature Grey
ness, Badness, etc. DR.. Babock treats the
Hair and Scalp physiciGR-not upon any
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DR.. Babcock's thirteen remedies free.
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To Persons AT A DIsTANcE.-Dr. Babcock is
treating parties in all parts of the United State,
Canada, etc, personally, when they visit him,
otherwise by correspondence. No charge for
consultation by letter. Remedies sent carriage
prepaid to all parts of the United Suites. Send
for circular.
March 81 wlamly. No 2,
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Kinks ORGAN SCHOOL.

CAREFULLY Revised with the German diree-
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THE MUSICAL SCALE.

DY HORACE P. BTDDLE. This work is an effort 10
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Price 81 p Mated postpaid. OLIVER DITS0N &
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DR., BABcocK's HAIR DREssISG.-The State
Assayer recommends it. No other preparation
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Sold by Druggists everywhere, and by Dr: Geo.
W. Babcock, Scientific Derma tologist, 70 Winter
Street. Boston.
March 81 wlamly No. 8.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WARRANTED 10 remove an desire Tor Tobacco.
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