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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18

Mayor Hoffman says the Ifi6ane is
the last candidate for. the Austrian mis-,
sion, although Sunset Cox seems to be q,
head thus far Cox's friends are pushing
hard for the nomination before Valland-
igham, comes in with his new sorrow of
the lost Senatorship. How the President
will manage these obstreberous boys we
cannot guess but one need not be sur
prised ifhe should give them all the bag
to hold while Brick Pomeroy took the
prize. Az for Hoffman, it is clear that
somebody wants to get him off the Vice
Presidential track.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18

Special Notice.
JyT
w Z would say to all who are indebt-
ed to Us, please call and settle without delay
business must be closed up Immediately.
Ashtabua Jan. :, 1868 $40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TINT OF BEAUTY,

For brGutjfyipg the Complexion. impArling freshness
and Smuoness ia the Skin removing Pimpcs, Tan ard
Tete-, which Gny he produced by the o t!ils
Indispensable article. Ii will Ijure the skin 1t
Is purely harmless preparation. Having taken great
pains in securing this article have confidence in recon-
mendins it to the public. &c. WOODARD
For Sale at the Store formerly occupied by Miss Wright
Bro also 4. H. A. ueulrys AMI swifts Drug Stores
Ash;abIia 3w9f2
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E!El.

Announcements rce; Commentators Notices half rates
il: his Village, on Sunday morning last, Laban Hill
acd Il yea-s.
SGdrn!y. IL this Village. of heart disease. Sarr
dcy last, Mary E. wife of Robert Ancock is het 8lstyear
In Lockport. Erie County Pa, Dec 90 of typhoid fe
YER John W EickOx, eldest Of c. d. and Nancy a.
Hickux Of COurcaut, aged Il years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18

MASONRY in Oberlin, seems to be at dis
count. Both Congregational churches have
barred it out by formal, positive action, go that
connection with secret societies excludes from
church fellowship
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18

1t is pretty certain that Maine will present
at the Chicago Convention, for nomination to
the Vice Presidency, the name Of Mr. Hamiiri
New York that of Mr.. Fenton; Pennsylvania
that Of Mr. Grow; Ohio that Of 3ir Wade; and
Indiana that of Mr. Cofa1. A most excellent
list from which to make selection. If the last
National Convention had t;sken either of these
men, the party would have been spared the
humiliation of great betrayal, and the coun-
try saved four years Of frnitless.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-01-18

EXTRACTS of Lemon and Vanilla, at
II SWIFTS DRUG STORE
Sozodont Bay Ram, COacOsine
Uandk' Extaacts, Cocoa Cream, COl0gnes,
Oriental Cream, POmades, Katbarou,
Mrs. Aliens Dressing Ahsma,
Halls Renewer, knights RestOrer.
Chaussiers' Empress, Cheassan
Hair Oil, Clocks ResOrer,
Mrs. Aliens RestOrer.
Butchers Dye,
Rings Anlbrosia, Matthews Dye,
Christodoros Dye at SWIFT'S,
Brown Sugars. Coffee Sugars, Crushed Sugars,
Green Tea, Black Tea, Japan Tea.
at SWIFTS.
so h. kegs Lead d. kegs Lead Ground Zinc Dry ZINC,
BUY YOUR LINsEED OIL AND PAINTS,
French Ochre, Whiting,
Putty, Varnishes, Vermillion.
Boiled Oil, GrCGn COlors, Jadan Dryer,
at SWIFTS.
Carbon Oil, Candles Chloride Lime,
Path Brick. Stove Barking, Shoe Backing,
Clothes Pins. F"x B'ucing. Starch. Indigo,
~ WITS DECG STORE.
-'shI.b'. -. -iU!@ IL. i-'... 3ihf
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zsssipt. hr RaiIrsaa..

NO., J. & G. n. R. R.-Jsn 4-33 bales cotton
Jos Hoy-50 r l. Adams Gates, Gillespie &co
8 4 S Henderson Is Jno 7 Harde &co-3 do
Given, Brown &co--2l Barrett d lie Sassier-2O
J r Powell Wolf & Thompson-5 do Britton
Moore-27 w ThOmpson-2s Richardson 4 May
80 T II & J NJ Allen &co-26 Payne, Huntington
&co-6 Hogan Patton Steadman--4 do
A Bignon-s do Wood Low Il Ludwigsen-2 do
l. Waker-l3 Psrhsm & Blunt-2l 5 n Ably 4
co-42 Alcus, Scherck Autey-25 NJ Hitler &co
Allison &co-2l Warren, Crawford &cO-l4
Battle 4 Noble-2 Boyd 4 Martins McAllister 4
McNair-s4OO feet lumber Topp ElLott-Totsl
452 bales cotton
N. o., o. Il @. W. r. R.-Jan 4-s2 bbls mo-
lssses A hh6s sugar II Hare-2l do A Cabrio-l0
DO proussean &co-l2 do III FOley-55 do II
bbls molasses Adams &co-5 do Conway AGO
do A d Grief &co-2 do IL hhds sugar T II q
N Allen 6cO-5 do bbls molasses by Tete
do 20 hbes sugar L Grande &co-l0 DO 81 bbls
molasses G Sabater-l2 do 2 bales cotton Blan-
chin Giraud--3 do Payne, Huntington &co-l
DO A Bonnafon-3 do % hhds sugar to Bower &
Garner-l0 DO II bbls molasses 80 bales cotton
bales moss l. Lacassagne-l do + Cberot-4 hh1s
rice Hays Tunstall-s00 pickets Bro &co-50
cords wood Lapene Ferre-sundries tn order
Total AZ bales cotton go hhds sugar l9l bbls mo-
lasses
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. VSnsIow's Soothing syrup, for
Children Tssthrg greatly the process Of tssthng
BY sOftsnng the gums reducing all inaamaouw sllAy all
Pain spssmoeic action and reguat. the bowels
Depend upon Mothers It win give rest yours Ives
efaI health oyour nsHts wshs eputup and sold this Ar
years. eonhdsnc and truth Of what
able any other msdnesevsr has
Is failed sin leinssnce effect Cure when ii " used
Never did know Of dissatisfaction any
who used It, On the contrary all delighted with its ope
ration and speak in Of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues We rpeAk In this matter wha
do know after years experience and pledge repu
tStiOn M the falsment of what here declare In almost
every Instance where the infant is suffering from pain
bausiion relief be found fifteen twenty inmates
AFTER the syrup is administered.
Full using will accompany each bottle Be
and call for Mrs winsows Soothing Syrup having
fac smile of Curtis Perkins" wrapper. An
others base limitations
Sold by Druggists throughout the world Price only IS
cents per Bottle
oicos-2l5 Fulton street, New York; POS High d. Iborn
London England; al st. Paustreet, Montreal, Canada
BARNES, WARD a CO, Agents,
~ magazine street, New Orleans, Is.
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

rEw YORK.
Schoorer De, Ike, Jo3es-ceared Dec %
ScbooI er Clarssa Allen Hale-ceared Dec IL
Schooner Florence Rogers Ragers-eleared Dec II.
Brig 6 Gear, ConkIn-saed Dee5
Bark B Allen, Bray cleared Nov a.
BOSTON.
fchsoner l. LeveriDg, Csrshn-cleared Dec IL.
Schooner Borden, Hsl-clsared Dec a.
Schooner Chloe. Hateh-ceared Dec6.
PHILADELPHIA
Ship Lydia skohsld, Curtis-saied Nov D.
Schooner Geo Tbon-cleared Dec Il.
BATH, NE.
Ship st james, GOodwin-eeared Nov l8.
Ship Belle More, wymas-cl-aredD Dec g.
ROCKLAND. Nc
sehoorer Lsonessa, Hunts lied Nov q.
Schooner K Thomas, Crockett-saled Dec IS.
CAMDEN. ME-
schtoner X Carlton-sai ed Dec 10.
PORTLArD
Schooner Edwin Reid-clesred Dec "a
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Gla4ia,or Lapg-sailed Dec a.
Ship Mary Ann. Hans ym-loading Nov g.
Ship ATbutu-, Knowtsn-sailsd Nov Is.
Ship NJ Cairns Brodie-saledNovl6
Bhip John Geddie, seDobgd-saileo Nov. Is.
Ship Regina Tobin-saiIed Oct "a
Ship CuIiew Farty-sailed Nov l6
ship PuDjauh. MeIntyrs-eesred Dec G.
Ship Margaret Evans Mccullough-cleared Dec6.
Ship Msry Ann, Hamlyn-ssiled Dec 9.
Ship David Canon, Hobbies cleared Dec 10
ship VIM Woodbury.; heL-llan5loadng Dec ID.
Ship Mil cetie. stephensan-sailed Nov ~
Baik Armstrong, Phllps-sailed Now.
HAMBURG.
Ship Beausite, BruhH-sasd Nov6
BORDEATX
Ship Annapolis. Loudon-saiied Sept %
ANTWERP
Ship Is and Home, Liswel-saied Oct q
MATANZAs
big L Sweet, LswreDce-sai ed Nov %.
CARDIFF WALES
Ship Ocean Peal. Rodd-lOading Nov Is
GREENOCK.
Ship Zetand, Chiney-sa led Oct IA.
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta, lApeu-sailed Nov II.
MALAGA
Bsrk Rosario Preya-sailed Nov &.
LONDONDERRY.
Ship StadGcons, Csssdy-ce sred Nov Il.
CADlZ
Bark Fanny Eslr, ode-sa ed Nov L. and ssr ed from
Gibraltar Nov 20.
GENOt.
ship Col mbo Oviro-cleared Des5
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EXPORTS.

NEW Y0RK-Steamship Gen Meade-l037 his
cotton 2l36 SKIS corr 774 bbls molasses III bales
wool 10 Kegs butter "a pkgs mdse
PHILADELPHIA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING
Cuba--l57 hides 100 bbls molasses IL bbls sug ar
2S pkgs mdse for Baltinore-394 ties lard so bales
hay 200 SKIS oats $50 SKIS bran 40 bbls oil 57l pkgs
provisions 1000 bbls aour and sundries for Havana
BRAZ0S SANTIAG0-St Steamship St Mary
IS ties lard $4,000 feet lumber 81 pkgs mlse aud
sundries
LIvERP00L-Ship MOngolia-33Ol bales cotton
600 slaves
LIYERP00L-Bark Prudencia-s60 bales cotton
PENSAC0LA-Schr Charlotte Is bbls -four 5
bbls pork l24 SKIS corn % SKIS oats 10 bales hsy
and sundries
ST LOUIS-SteamCr Continental-5 bbls brandy
SHREVEPORr-Steam Walter Dance
Sundry mdse
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
vICKsBURG, sHRLvEPoRT AND TEXAS STAGE
LINE,
Carry Ing United States Mail.
Passengers and Baggage Carried sny part OF the city
of chargel
This is the Orly line that give rhroush Tickets to
Shreveport
NEW ARRAKGEMEAT.

On end after Wednesday, Dee H. 1867, and until further
notice, the Mail Line Of Stages will Ike Tri-wseky ~
from Niekshurg to Shreveport aod reiurn start ngat
every Sunday, Wtdne. day and Friday from the is
House, and returning arrive at n, s'me isy4
smpe time to connect with for Jaekson New Oresrs
and trains gong North: also for Meridian Selma Mont
gomery and the East This line connects with steamers
Quiiman Magenta and r. r. Lee for New Orleans and all
Ssy landings and the Memphis and 81 Louis packets for all
points above also close connection at Delhi Monroe
Minden and Vienna for all points in interior Louisiana
This arrangement will permanent Stages will arrive
and DEF time this Line the mail Passsn
gers arriving vicksburg will find the ample arrange
ments made for their accommodation and will be
ward without any unnecessary expense or delay
Passengers detained BY neglect Of Stage agents will be
forward from yicAsburg free Of ROte charges
Express Matter Forv arded mt Reasonable
Rates.
For further particulars apply at the Ticket Office Prenss
House Yicksburg. T. N. HAxMETr,
Ticket Agent
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Masters orVssseJa

VIII confer favor upon the press D. hosting
their signel nuHbers (Rodgers' or Marryatt's
Code) on arriving within five miles Of ) " Pass
Bar. BY this means their arrival will be reported
several hours IL advance OF the time It now re-
uuires TO ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at 5 w Pass IA provided
with signal books and can receive communications
BY means OF signal Gags. y. ). OsBON,
Boarding. OfIicer, W Pass.
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KEY WEST, etc Steamship Florida-1s hides
z deer skius 3 otter skins 2 F. Mitchell &co-50 SKIS
peas AZ bbs rosin do turpentine ! 10 bales cotton
Post & Hobby-22 do Hunt & Macaulav-ll6 do
Wood, Low Ludwigsen--l9 Hull Briggs-2g
Jennings, Wicks q Bro-l8 Butt, Flash X Lyon--6
Joyce 4 Stafford 10 order-l2 Bulger &co-
sundries 10 oTder-Total 81 bales cotton
M0BILE-Steamer Louise-295 bales cotton to
Chas Whitney &co-lil do to order-39 do Jos
Hoy-ls Campbell, Eckford &co-2l f Bignon
43 Ware h Bro-7 NJ Hillar &co-3 Battle & Noble
] Lehman. EewRass &co--S Cranwe | &cO-i do
+ Golson &cO-5 bbls turpentine Z Hart eco
% do and suDdries 10 order-T0tal $50 bats cotton
notwithstanding Reindeer-367 hides
l. Mann &co-3i0 head cattle to order
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l25 bbls molasses
LOWER COAST-Steamer Ben McCulloch-SO
bbls potatoes and suDdries to order
P0INTE-ALA-HACHE-L Sarah-25 SIS
potatoes and sundries TO order
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Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, for New York,
A Moulton
Steamship Cuba, Dukehart, for Baltimore VIA
Havana, WitherspOOn, Halsey &co
Steamship ST Mary Bourne for Brazos Santiago,
Chas Whitney &co
Steamer Continental Yore. for 81 Louis. Master
Steamer Walter Dance, Livingston, for Cam
den, Ark, Master
Ship Mongolia, Melcher, for Liverpool.
g FOsdck eco
sp bark Prudencia, Lecertua, for Liverpool.
Master
Echr Charlotte, Pepper, for Pensacola, Master
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XAZOO RIVER,

REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FROM vTCRsBURG
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, atop n
INC K XAZOO, TCBULA AND TALLAHATCHIE
rvss-T neat safe and comfortable side wheel passen-
steamer Countess NJ. r. Dent master leaves Yeks-
burg as stovs for sstsrta lszoo City, silver Log
Burtnnia, 1chula Like Head Horey Iiand sidon Cres
wood and OIL landings the TallahAtche river Tba
ST amer Countess connects arly Ycksburk with bs
elegant steamer Magenta, and shippers cinsiguing fre
!, care steamer Countess VeksbGrg Mss per steamer
tender IN and delivered without delay
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Ed UCATKONAI..
I OUIsIANA STATE SEMINAR,

EAh n LEAANUhIAi LOU IoIANA,
Fou ded and Supported by the State Of louisiana
The next Session begins September % and closes June 2h
ls68
FACULTY-conts Of full corps Of abe instruct "a all
" inches Of Literature and Science usually taught In the st
Cole. Universities.
COURSE S1UDY-tmbraces Preparatory and Acad-
emc Department, including tersry, cenhc aud o.
tie nal Course Special School OF Civil Engineering and
Commercial School
TERNsFor al expenses, except clothing $40; S2Ol pay
able in advance balance in equal payments January LIST aud
Apul lst
Cadet received at any time during the session, and charged
from date OF entrance
Address d. T. BOYD, Superintendent
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--BRtehelor's Hair Dye-This splendid
H.ir Dye IL the best n the world. The only true
perfect Dye-hsrnless reliable, instsntansous No ds
appointment. HOrdiculOus tlnts Natural Black
E5medies the III elects Of Bad Dyes Invig0rstss hsT
leaving Il soft and beautiful The genuine Is ggned William
Bachelor. All others taati9EE and Should bs
avoided
sold By al Druggists and rsrunsn Factory 81 Barclay
gtfset. New York.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
ERUIT TREES, ETC.

Orders vii be re-eved and SLED AZ lowest prices r FRUIT
IkkIS 81 All kinds; also STR AWsERR RS snd ORyA
MENTAL TRFls AND SHRUBS Of every de.crntioa
% the celebrated Lanron Nurseries ear Mobie As
E-ry orders soce this IL proper season for
transplaIting. Catalogues supplied "
GRkEN ELDkR, q Commercial Place.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

CHICAG0-schr Dolpbin-llO kits fish AID
sundries tn order
NEW Y0RK-Steamship George Cromwell
Astd mdse
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BOOK WITHOUT a NAME.
GREEN q ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
p Commercial Place
To 0unrra nf Reni Erfafr.

have constant demand for Dwelling Store and Vacant
City Property o for Country Place around the city and
railroads and .ivers Persons wishing 70 sell invited
psee their property in hands, make charge
Inless sale Is effected
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AUTHORIZATION Prices:
spcrozir ntiCB pnEes $50 each for tne nine
naming units O. the ten OF the number
drawing the SSOO00 prize tzne
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
manlng units OF the ten OF the number
drawing the 22O.0cO prise LIZ
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine 70
p-sining units OF the ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prize are.................. 1,sW
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 prize ers.................. l,S0
> approximation prsee Of 500 each for the nine re-
raining units Of the same ten Of the numhey
drawing the 5000 prize are..... ~
. Approximation prizes Of SlOO each for the nina
naming units of the ter OF the number
drawing tie 5000 pr.Es re........-........... ~
16l approximations Of $50 each for the nine remaining
units Of the same ten Of thd number drawing the
eiOSprises laUoO
1888 7risss amounting $3.50 e@
Whole tickets sl7; Halves 60; QahrtsT IS; Eghths 81 90
Prizes payable in tail without ded lctiou.
Orders Tor Tickets this splendid viii carefully
answered By return mail and the drawings sent with
psnation OF the result Of each Investment tie
drawing 10 Address
CHAs T. HOWARD Licensed Dealer,
Corner Camp and COmmoH streets
Lack Box ST. Post Once View Orleans
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ST. LOUIS.

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Leaves MONDAY. 9th inst at 5P.M
EOR at. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS
The steamer Shark and Barges :. ID. Arnod,
will leave above. ard will take ell kinds Of freight
Powder Turpentne Campbene faptha an all other articles
prohibited passenger The Bsrges
ceiving the Of GiOd For IRE ght on
board, or to J. 7 BURDEAU, Agent,
AZ Fulton street.
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NEW ORLEANs, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT IVES TERN RAILROAD.
U. s, Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western = oui.inna and Texas.

The Railroad Feryboa will leave the foot of St. Ann street.
opposite the jackson Square DAILY at ~ NJ setting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agiers at sA NJ
Shippers and consgnees of freight by giving notice the
New Orleans raI sfer Company, Camp and Common
Streets have their goods received delivered any part
OF the city reduced rates OF drayage
Freghts for stations the road forsnings the Teche
and for Opelousas deliverable Iberia Martins
vile, received dai Sundays excepted from
at the foot Of st Ann street.
eight for all points Bayou LafouTche between Laba-
dieve and Lockpor for Btlanger Canal and for HoumS
will be received and transported through via Rsceand La
fourche and Tereboune stations through
An outward freight payable the time Of shipment and
all inward freight on delivery.
G. w. 4. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Geo Cromwell, VAIL from New York,
2sth ult. TO A Moulton-2d district
Steamship Florida O'Leary, from Key West, via
Florida ports, to Perkins d Hersey-ith dis
trict 40
Steamship Reindeer. Magrath, from Rockport, 10
G. p Deshon-lst district 10
Scbr Dolphin, Saunders, 80 days from Chicago
70 mssier-2d district
Lugger Sarah, from POin,e q la-Hache, to mas.
far district
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ITO SHIPPERS OF FRyIuuT ON rHE
i ALABAMA RlyER-The MOBILE TRADE CON-
PANY now running DAILY LINE Of Nom
Der One Freight and Passenger Boats the Aab ana
River, leaving Mobile EvFRN EVENING 4 O'Clock,
the SATURDAY and WEDN sSDAy Packets extending
their ps WetuuDks Freight leaving New Orleans
THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS viii be put
through 10 wetrmpka without detention
sINEOTT ADAMS. Agents. IS Commercial Place.
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OHIO RIVER.

FOR LOTISVILLE-THE GREAT Low PR ESSURs
steamer Richmond Speed, Safety and Comfort.
Leaves MONDAY. 9Th inst At bPn
E'Ok LOUIsVILLE, EVANSVILLE, CAIRO,
Mmphis, NicksbuTg Nachfz. Bayou Sara. Baton Rouge
all way landingsIh splendid lpwpres stea ner
Ki' hmono. Slut Neal master Jno \. wolfok. clerk.
will leave ~ above plan of her cabin
steereoms enEfg,d tie Office sinnott a Adams For
Teight passage apply on hoard,
slNNOTi ADAMS, Agents, % Commercial Place.
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACES MORGAN LINE U. s.
Mail Steamers.
EScR BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRfSTIAF,
Mississippi City, Biloxi. Ocean Springs and Pascsgoua
wINTER ARRANGEMNET
Tbs and elegant low steamer laura
Capt JOe WALkBb, will regular tp- above places
oowr arrival Ponchartran Railroad trains below:
On TUESDAYS sAd TUESDAYS. on the arrival Of the
"a n train.
On SATURDAYS, arrival of Il T. train-On this trip
goir z TO Passes goula
Returning. viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, WEDNES-
DAY Ano FRIDAY Evenings; Pascagoua every SUNDAY
noon.
The trips will regularly sules. prevented By
wea.heror low Fn- tsrther Information apply
OHAs. A WHITNEY a 90, AgcntA
80 and 20 Camp strset
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MEMPHIS.

Leaves on MONDAY, 9Th inst at5Pm
TOR MEMPHIs-THE SPLENDID PASSENGER
fr ali points the White Arkansas rivers Oonnees
cts. An way and plantation business solicited.
height a6s s. fHE FIFE On %s SSi.d FS
., SEASON ARRsEGEMEsT FOR 1858
Leave. every ALrERshfk s ssTuRDAr rArougAou. til,
The Bart Able,
", q HARRIs0s, Master; W -IJLBERsoN CsrA
eATURDA Y, Jan. IS SATURDAY, Feb. ~
EoR MEMPHIS. HEtENH. NAPOLEON.
Greenvlle, yicksourg, hatcher and the Bends-Tnis
We to give through bills Of iading
via Memphis and Charleston Railroad to Nashville Chatt
pits Ohio Rat road. Nsshvie, Carksyle, louisye
passage or through bills iading apply on board or 10
allen %AYNE CO. Agents. 50 Matches street.
FOR MEMPHIS AND THE BENDS.
Leaves EVERY OTHER THURSDAY at 5P.x.
MEMPHIS, GREENvILLE, vICKSBURa NArCHEz
AFp sbN okLEAES D. ?. NAIL PACKET
EoH MEMPHIS, GREE WILLIE, GRAND LAKE,
hrinee sn, Ashton skipwith Providence, Goodrichs,
81 Joseph, waterproof Fori Adams. Bsyo. sa,a sasSn
Rosge oarsldsonvls and all intermediate landngsrts
HnsufpafseG passenger etsemsr
GeR. John A. Quttn-as,
JIM WHITE. Master.
The Gen outTsn WIN take freight and Y.,oo
p. So clerk will DO at the landing foot OF Commercs
street, L'EAi THgkSDAI rpoTn9g to receive freight
sINNoTT 4 ADAMS, Is Commercial Place
p. s-Extrs viii be added leaving Memphis
and Cairo for the accommodation of above
'''' siSSoTT q ADAMS. IS Commercial Pl.o..
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI, RoCKPoRT AND ST. MARY'S.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst. atsAx
Tow CORPUS CHRISTI ROCKPoRT AND
st. Mays. Tezas-rhe low pressure slde-whe steamer
Austin,
CAPT. s. P. FARwELL,
Will leave from her wharf foot of St. Joseph street.
The Austin will go Rockpor landing freight and passen-
gers for Corpus hristi and ST. kary's that place.
For freight or passage amy
CHAS. A WHITNEY c J., Agents,
80 aud 50 Camp street.
N. B.-No feght received without an order from the
Agents.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ST. NARYS AND SAN AN
TONIC, TEXAS.
To sail on TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at "a N.
Landing all freight at Rockport and St. Mary's wharf
Freight taken 1t TariR Rates,
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ST. MARY's AND
San Antonio, Texss-The splendid Al sde-wheel low
pressure steamer
Reindeer,
B. B. McGRATH Commander
WIN sail above from wharf foot of St. Joseph street.
freight passage having superior facilities
both, spply to GEORGE P. DESHON,
Is Csrondeet street.
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY a5Rx
ECk Vt.kS RuE G, GRAND GULF, RODNEY
fntehez, Fort Adams Bayou sara and all intermediates
land ngt-The sesmer n sgentn, Captain T. r. Leahers
Sam Ayes clerk Will her regular trips Saturday
evening" the 9TH ns, leaving New Orleans every Saturday
evening, at o'clock.
SINNOTT ADAMS IS Commercial Place
Steamer Magenta Wick burg With steamer Dan
Able Tor Memphis and the Bends and Yszoo River
packets
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at5PM
V1CKSBURG, FATOHEZ AND NV ORLEANs RIO
ULAR TUESDAY q. S MAIL PACKET
EOR VICKSBURG, NATCaEZ GRAND GULF
Il Rodney, 81 Joseph, Waterproof Fsrt Adams Bayou
tara Bater Rouge Onnadspovle and all Intermediate
L,ndirgs--The U. s. all packet
Robert ". Loo,
J. W. CANNON. Master,
The Robt +. Lee win take freight and passengers for
fszoo river with privilege u rtshippng nj Viekssurg
for eight or passage, having unsurpassed
tons, apply on board
a. BRITTON Front street.
blhNOTf ADAMS, IS Commercial Plaza
p s-A clerk will be landing foot Of Common Stros
every Monday morning, 10 receive 'reght
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Fave, 70 AKA frsgz tss Lshs sszns tAy, 3s1esp.
Passengers 1- tfgptY roty the o8ntrctp- rrsr
tsez e. tra. Fare 10 GENTLY Station, Is cent?
Eay.
GEn PANDELY. General Superintendent