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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
Terrihla Hominida


We stop the press to give the particulars
Of al unfortu nate affair which took place, in
the East end Of orr town last n~igbt--result-
Ing ihthe death Of CkEvIN SHAW, our town
Constable. NJ. Shaw, we learn, was some
what under the influence of liquor, about 8
o'clock at night, when he visited a house
kept by a woman named Cynthia Brockwelh
Whilst sitting in this house, the wife of Matt.
McEaturF, who lived next door, entered. In
the conversation which ensued, Shaw is said
10 have told Mrs. Nc. that " she lied."J She
immediately called her husband, who was IN
the house adjoining, who came in. When he
entered, she said to him "Are you going to
allow that man Shaw to call your wife a
liar 4" He Immediately drew a navy pistol
and shot Mr.. Shaw in tho neck. Shaw ex.
pired in about fifteen minutes after being shot.
McInturff immediately made his escape. His
wife has been arrested, and is now in custody.
Politics, we learn, had nothing whatever to
do with the sad occurrence, Nj. Shaw leaves
a widow ana Ave children
( 4 6HenryaC. Barr, Esqr.
Is the Agent for the large Commission
House of Messrs. James, Marshall & Co.
Petersburg, Va, We had the pleasure of a
call fromMr. Barr, and find him a genial, old
fashioned virginian, free from modern ct Get
eras, which makes nondescripts of many
young men nowadays. We hope our Mer-
chants and Farmers will give him a trial.
See advertisement in another column.
Thanks. 1,a.
G. P. Ashburn, EsqT.i Atlanta, Ca will
please accept our. thanks for late Southern
papers,
We neglected to return our thanks at the
time, and do SO now, to our worthy friend,
VIM. H. Snapp, Esqr., Of Rheatown, for a
nice box Of splendid peaches. We regret we
did not get the box till the fruit had nearly
all decayed-but the kindness of our friend
is zone the less mared on that aCcouns
Richardson's Life of General Grant.
DR.. Ellis, Of Broylesyille, in this county,
Agent for the work, has kindly furnished us
a copy of this magnificent book. He will
be round to get subscribers ina few days,
and we hope every citizen viii embellish his
library with a copy We shall notice the
work more particularly next week.
DIR. Ellis is also Agent for Dr.. Kane's Great
Work-the " Attic Explorations. (" This ID Q
most valuable and interesting book, aud we
are sure ne. one will ever regret paying the
price for it. Address, DR.. JESSE ELLIS,
Broyiesville, Tenn.
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We are requested to announce that 9 large
Republican MASs-MEErlNG VIII se heia in
Greeneyille, Tennessee, On WeaataddN NE 7h
day Of October GEN. VIM 3, Stokes VIII
address the peoples.
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Let Companies q tinl ba orgtni1ed 4
~onse-bosh white and eolored,, They may be
called into service at any time. Enlist your
O'"P''i'r az e-g .ssgIEsA
Rev. j, u. Manu.
OF Gresnsyie, WI pfssch IA tbs n. b.
Church In this plaes, 90 Sunday night nskt
Come out and bear bin.
- - ir1li
'a Capiaso8.
We laarn. That Gboui dhycspiass8 arelobo
issued Tor maa Who have violated iHe Ku
k.ur law TIE PerHennar3, sitbsaliysi In
'srnAlAoDO'si l. glazing these iaE-brsaksrsip
The face Lookout go a''aa
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02

Mass-Meeting at Greeneville, Oc-
- tober 18th. 1851
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02

.dey. Come out and hear the Big Guns 10.
behalf Of Grant and Colfaxt Rllyl RAllyil
Rallylll t
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02

"le on we htru Monday In Nav
n -. ~ %ss' ~ asls0sarle said biil s.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02

In,a ~ ~ tue Oourt House door in
JsSsssS gsi lsOn,, On Saturday 29d dsy y
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nFRMs NO AGENTS:

TERMS no AGENTS
Certiaeafas living a complete description " articles
t6bssdli hr one DOLLAR will DO sold az tho rate IF
TEN CENTS EACH. f-.rre.aT ra
Fora Club Of Thirty, and SD 0U,
The person sending II can have their choice OF The toi-
taWine articles A. thelf combustion; 20 gdrfB colon
cLah, Harris Cloth Pants Pattern, %Splendid Bowie
Knife, Lancaster CUNT, Engtated slterspoon Holder,
Pair Ladies' extra quality Cloth Boots, Print Dress
Pattern, Worstsd Brvakfet Shaw, White Lthon Table
tlolh, Sci Of stsei-biaded Knives aud FOtks, Sat OF
silver Plated Forks. Embossed Tahle SPREAD ElssSh,
Engraved silver plated, Gold-Lined gohiet Ii3li1 Nlu
'RiW, Fancy Dress Pattern, Elegant bcaded SIX Para
sd. 100 piemrs Morocco. Photograph Albnm, Elegant
Ivarv uindied Spangted SIX Far, Onedozenlhrge size
linen Towels, Fancy B4lmoral skirt Ladies MproSeo
Shopping bag, uoueyconb guilt, Alhamba QUIZ, La
det Solid Gold California Diamond Rine, Gentsi PLAN
or Engraved Gold Ring,il6 carrots ans0 Ladles, s9itd
Black walaat NEiiing Desk, Ladies' Faney BiaeE Nh w.
en- HNgkssshielh sxlra quality, or One Dozen tents
Lihen Handkerchief,
For a. Club f,SixtYs andyS6 90
On. !, H. bc,,l n-Artict 20 eayas shesaMA harris
Cloth Pauis aud Vest Pattern, Pair II oneyeom0 Quilts,
Cylinder Watch, Doubh Hazel Aiae Pistol, fancy
Cashmere Dress Pattern, Tibet SHAWL Three Yards
PSgSlS XIV soa " W. Irsp Tes,s \ q Lsli5S bodeS Wool
shaWi, Silver plaied Card BNk6t, splshdid Bugraved
silver Plated Ice Pitsher, ERgyays9 Silver Plated Tea
Lancaster Qnilt, Alpaca Dress Pattern, Engraved Su.
yrr,phted sx-bou1gd ReyolElng pastor, fair Gents
falf Boots, Splendid Balninral eklrti get OF ivory nam
died Knives, with silver ptatUd Forks, Rosewood Frame
Brass Alarm Clock PNi5 OF al WOOL Blankets, SPLEEN
did Beaded and Lined Sin parasol, Ladies Splendid
! Mdeeca Travelling Bag, Pair OF hlhfmhra Quilts
Thirty Yards Print OF a Mafsoilles oallt.
For a Club of One Hundred, and
$40 90,
sirtg farli sedhig, Fancy casimerv Coat, Pants and
yr.t Pattern, extra guilty, Engraved silver PlaiedSiS
Bottled Revolving Castor, with cut glass Bottles Pair
Splendid tdss BiaifeiE, splrudid EHsraved silver Pia.
| ttilTsass, uhree piesrs, Sugar Bowl, Tea Pot and
az ,uet.t Silver Plated Cake Bisket, Fancy plaid Wool
LnuF R6awI, TWenty.dFs Yards Heinp oarpetingi
sglt8dEd violin And Bow, Enslish B4rags SNAIL
sslss4tt Alpaca nrass pattsrn- Fine Silver Hunting
/ G.sd Watsh. Spleudh Family Bible aith elegant steel
| ensra,tnA FAmAy WoonlAud Phaftguph Page, Pop
lin Dp.s Pattern, Engraved silver Plated Ice pitcher
4.nhln A~cs1riftn, Mqsic Blk Oh TAT Que Ddhtk
Table Covers, With one doreu Dinner Napkins %
I CoiamIssion for larger Clubs in pro
portion,
Astis viii piraF hke notice Of this Do not snd
asmaa bad numUir Your clnts frvn one hpsara4s-
Msks gour leitars Shorthand plain o. psiibles
10 Take Particular Notice.
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GRAND REPUBLICAN MaSSF
Meeting to be held III JonesborO
ON FRIDAY OCTOBER 9th, 1855.
Come from the Valleys and Plains !
Come from the Hills and
Dalesi

The following Distinguished speakers are
announced to address Tho people on that oe-
caa;on. viz: M
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GEN. WIN. Is. SToKESt
Hon. Thos "a, HREnilbOnl Gen. John
II. RODGERS /! Hon. Horace H..
Harrison Hon. R. r, But
Ierl Mai. "A. ii. Pettibone!
and nanv ofhar9
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TrRASKLIs MiLLER Va ELtzADEIH MLLkR.
L nitorte. N thit tlts n Appeafing ~ andayit,
M aafSndahf III IL a aon-tesideht Or he Htsia. 40
Ia Therefore nricrri that pnbhcation be- mafe. 81 YuI
fntcssdre aaatsIn In tdofFag,A ~ raper pututlfd.
IN Jaar48naf, ~Anaties auAHiyltk Nla defsnaautito
atpasrb-fofs ala Ouuff % she Ard htoilT pffguni.
her nerf. "a me -qur house Up fyiorafNlfs lrrnr
khl Nlad AlI sff, ID ahairnf b. l~iutfslei aENrst
.sfraas ssfisassr ind, lte
fEscpftWtfrsiesPdl tTe
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-07
Receipts OF Produes.

ST IOUIS-Steamer Kate Kinley-46 bales cot
ton 5 q L G. Schlessinger-15 do Bussev &cO-S
Bloch Bros-T2 kirkpatrick 4 Keith--2 NJ Green
wood a Son-26 Brooks, Macdonald &co-75 do 70
Winston Morrison &co-9 Jno King-32 do to
Adams, CocKburn x Howe-9do pkgs d fruit to
Tansin Horbeak &co-3l bbls lard so bxs eggs
bx ndse Sl6 SKIS corn Chas Il Stay back &co-34ls
II NJ Hcrren &cc-ls3 do Alex Norton &co-269
do s DuSy uchet &co--li9 JnO + Moore Ups
do West 4 Nettleton--9 hhds tobacco Jno E King
2 do Turnbull, Kirby &co-l do Yeatman kcO-5
do Tansill, HoTbeak dco-l DO A VI Summers &cO
l6 pigs tobacco NJ y Cohen-l25 do Bulger $50
Is 90 ! Bloom &eo-50 do Fidel 4 Glaudet-3O do
Woods-lg9 bbls flour Fairchild Il Bingham
eco do II Pohlhaus Sco--50 do Is p&gs liq1,r to
Blskemore, Woodbridge &c0-l bbls whisky TO w
Strainsn-l bXs eggs Woods-4a bbls apples
TO order-49 do Il Tramontana-5O bbls apples 10
Garbini < petrovitch-29 DO s Sfers-l0 half
bbls beer Theo Meyer-l0 bbls beer Q Krost-s0
bbls vinegar McFarlan, Straight Sco-5O bxs of
cheese $50 kegs pigs feet Schneider X Zuberbier
75 do so half bbls do bbs tongues F DelBon-
dio--6S bbls pork DelBondio-l00 do ] e smith
3 pigs mdse W Edwards &co-l do 500 SKIS bran
% esks bacon 10 Allen, Wayne &co-20O bxs can
dies G + lauman--l50 empty bbls 4 csks bacon 4
ties lard Chas Whitney &cO-l bxs eggs Parle
ex mdse Ober, Atwater 6eo-2 kegs nails 500
bbls pork TO - w Sanford &co-7 bxs mdse to
Barnes. Ward &co-l7 horses and males to ID X
Prescott-29 coops fowls + Wheeer-3 pkg mdse
kcGonngle- sundries to order-TOtAl 35l bis
cotton Is hhds tobacco
PlTTSBURG-Steam Armsdillo-6 wheels NJ
Aexander-373 bxs glassware Bal, Lyons &cO-
81 corn shelters I BOdley &co-50 bxs glass
ware 70 csks do Barrett X Lion-20 bxs glassware
l. Deloche-54 do PIP Duconge-29 II W Farley
6co-29 Gauche-aS l. Hodsden-2 cs1s do TO
l. keuns Bro-20 pkgs glassware Z J Hart &
Co.'S do g horison-l3 do f MiOton-7 10
Levi q Nayra-75 do to U Marinoni-l9 bxs do to
+ Mon,ouse-1Sl bxs do Mauusell & Bogel-I0t
bxs y pkgs do csks crate esrtlenware Chas A
Whitney &co-S0 bxs glassware A Sehruner-30
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wees,rtn BY Hs,IranAn.

n. o.. J. & G. n. Z. R.-Jan 6-33 bales cotton
r Pritchsrd-23 A Green &co-47 I TOran-
1 Higgins &cO-9 Stewart Galbreath Fizer
Ga & G Cromwell-62 Jos HOy-lO W ] Robson
46 JDo Williams d Son-6S Payne, Huntington &co
"a I n NJ Allen &co--l7 81 Oglesby &co-l6
J r POwell-6 Lehman, Newgass &co-9 Ger
son-l9 w Sykes-65 Alcus, Scherck & Autey-7S
P j. Adams-ll & s Henderson-5s Richardson
Il Mays W r Greene Il Bros-2 Williams eco
rs Barrett * lie Sasser-il w ThompsOn-5 do
Tuny &co--ll do Harvey, Mcmahon &co-S do
Hogan n PattOn-5 Summers Branni1s-2 do
l. Walker Kern * Shearer--45 J Steadman
p Foley-6 Jno Harde &cO-l4 N Mussou
&co-5 Battle & NOble-l4 IL Allison &eo-7 do
S Fl Ably &cO-S NJ Hillar &co-3 Henry &co-2
John Henderson, Seymour Whitworth &co-2
Ethel i Thomas Sayre, Plumb &cO-2 do A E
Bignon-6 Kahn, Adler &cO-5 Newman &co-
4 G / Wslmsley &cO-3 Cobb, Dolhonde &co-4
John Nixon &co-l A d Henkel &co-4G Geo John
SOD cars sheep Brown Histt-2 cars lumber
Wems-sundres to order-Totsl 90S bales
cotton
N. o., o. & @. W. RR.-Jan 6-7 SKIS cotton
bales cotton l. Lacassagne-2 do Mclean 4 Oh
iver-6 do c II MOutOn &cO-6 do 20 hh Is sugar
A CharpantieT-l4 do sabatier-S do II Fo-
ley-3 do Hy Tete-4 do LSurle-lI W Rrdd-
IL do 10 bbls molasses Banchin & Giraud-50 do
Hare-l5 Bower j Garner-50 Ar Miltenberger
ii do 10 hhds sugar 2 J Pavy &co-l6 hhds sugar
As hf bbs molasses Jno Williams & Som bbls
m0lssses " bids sugar Adams &co-l Dbl So.
PaT bbls mOlasses G. Sabater-l bag cotton to
Buck &co-l6,l 100 feet lumber Hatsrd &co-s0OO
do VIM Grsnt-l42 head cattle and sundries to or
der-Total p bales cotton S SKIS cotton 10 hhds
sugar l44 bbls molasses IS halfbbls Go
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T0WBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE USDERSIGNED, wISHING To ESTAB-
hsh an equitable snd uniform
facilities the shipping ering and leaving this
port have combined the following TOwboats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland Levisthnn, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLNE.
Achilles. Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bach, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
Wieaeo and Reliance.
TIE number and power Of the absve associated Line Of
Tovboais guarantees that NJ detention viii either
the bar or in this port -
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Line
SCHNkIDER a ZUBSaBfER
Harry WRIGHT Lima.
EDWARD A YORKE co. = Lima
Associated Ofiee, . Car0sdelst street. up stairs.
J. c. NOR, ROSS
CHAS. FITZENRTTER.
Lsvss Agents.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-07

MOBIIE-Steamer Mary--lo9 bales OF cotton 20
Creevy, Nickerson &co-77 5 Crauwe &cO-2 DO
Ware Bro sundries 70 order Total Isl bales
cotton
ROCKLAND Me-Schr Leonessa-2j0O b5ls
lime Thorndyke Norton
MOBlLE-Steamer Frances-l5 bales cotton to
Juey y Harris-S2 do Lehman. hewgass &co-2l
LOckeit Lookett-l4 Chss A Whitney &co- ~
VOsin < DrOuet-6 II McColl-7 Campbell, Eek.
ford &co-s Pace, Lavender & Harper-2O bbls os
whisky and suudf.es to oTder-Total 10 bales cot.
ton
LlVERrOOL-Br ship Stadacona- $50 tons pig
iron 500 bricks 1900 tiles Wood, Low X Ludwig sen
LlYERPOOls-Br snip Cur.ew-72Sj SKIS salt 20
John G. Robinson
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Arrived Yesterday.


Br ship Curlew, Flariy, from Liverpool, Nov l6
TO John Robinson-POint
Br ship StadacCna. Cassidy, from Londonderry,
Nov Is, to Wood, Low & Ludwigsen-lst dis
trict Is
schr Ieonessa, Hunt from Rockland, Maine, "a
Thorndyke a Norton--lst district
Schr Gabriel Aime, -, from Jefferson Parish
10 master-2d district
Schr Florence Rogers, Rogers, 90 days from New
York, TO master-lst district Is
rowBoATs.
Heroine, Brown, from the Passes-Tuwed down
and to sea- ship L 3 Gichrist and bark G
Observation-Disclosures up ship Curlew and schr
Florence Rogers
Gladiator, Burcick, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, bTigs Teresa Bsrcelo, Pala-
Brought up ship S,adacona
sTKAsBoATs.
Robt f Lee. Richardson from Vicksburg.
Richmond Neal from Louisville.
Luminary MeC0rd from Cairo.
Nina SHINES. Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
JIM Sharp, Blanchard, from Donaldsonville.
Gov Allen, Smoker, from Louisville.
Shark, Arnold. from Cairo, with barges and
/ elevator.
BL Hodge, Montgomery, from Memphis.
Flicker. Taylor, from Shreveport.
krmadllo, Swaney, from Pittsburg.
Kate Kinney. COnley. from st Louis.
Argosy, Vandergrief, from Pittsburg.
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from the Jump.
J ID Perry, Bateman, from Jacks nport.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobie-P RR.
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SEarine snteIligsnre.

cRxscynT OryIcs No. 4 OArr STREET., 4
Tuesday, January z 1866. !
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Reindeer, Magrath, for Aranzas Texas,
Geo p Deshon
Steamship Florida, 0Leary, for Pensacola,
+ w Perkins
Steamer Planter Newberry, for Montgomery.
JE Hyde &co
Ship Helen Clinton, Sprague, for Havre,
Zerega 4 Jenkins
Brig W II BickmOre, Bickmore, for Boston,
G. A FOsdick eco
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Arrived Sunday.

Steamship Tartar, Wilson, from Galveston e
Chas A Whitney &co-lst district 10
STEAMBOATS,.
Aloe. Radovich. from Lower Coast.
Caddo, Barnes, from Alexandria.
Frances. Blakesee, from Mobile-P RI.
Selma, Rogers, from Pittsburg.
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BelOw-CominR UB.

Ship Armstrong, Phillips. from Liverpool, Nov Z,
to II Ashbridge q Ocean
Br bark G NJ Cairns Brodie from Liverpool, Nov
l6, to Wood, Low & Ludwigsen
Brig G NJ Gesry, Conklin, from New York, to
w Hynson &cO
Schr Salvador
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Memoranda.
MARINE DISASTER.

A cable Telegram dated Liverpool Dec %,
states that the bark Palermo, hence for Vigo,
previously reported ashore on the Portuguese
cosst,) has become total wreck. The Palermo
msaiured 634 tons was built at Bath, Me, owned
in New York, and rated AZ. Her cargo consist
ed Of % 800 slaves.
schr G ace Clifton, Capt Otis, from Rockland,
Me, bound to this port, arrived at Key West, on
the 30th uit. Her cargo (lime) had been on fire
for four or five days. She will have to be scut-
tied
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MONTGOMERY BROS. co. SELL at II O'Clock. at their
Auction Mart, 81 Camp street. furniture also, az
ii O'Clock n. at Z. Lineys Stable. Grayier street,
horses, mules, etc.
p. @. NOLAN sells at n O'Clock A. Leonard Max
wells stable, Baronne street. horses, cows bugges etc
@. DE FERRET sells. at l0h O'Clock NJ, So Bsnvile
street, furniture, etc.
THE SHERIFF sells at l01< O'Clock n, contents Of the
dry Gods store Of Magazine and Josephine streest
r9- See advertisements second page.
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YAZOO RIVER.

REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET FROM vICKsBURG.
Leaves LIVERY TUESDAY, at5
LNR YAZOO, TOHuLA AND TALLAHATCHIE
rse-fe neat safe aud comfortable side wheel passsn-
steamer Countess NJ T. Dent master leaves Vicks-
burg shove for sstars Sazeo City silver Greek Log.
BuIt0nia Tehua Lake. Head Honey Iland sdon Green
wood and sl landings the Tallahatchie river. Ths
steamer Countess connects regu ary Ycksburx with the
elegant steamer MageBta, and shippers consgung freight
20 care "btesmer Countess NcksbuTg Miss - per steamer
Magenta other Ficksburx packets will dad p Ompt 81
tended 10 and delivered without delay.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

New York, Dec 29-Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship Nghtengale. Breaker.
Dec 30-Arr from New Orleans, steamship Ra-
pidan Everson.
Boston, Jan 5-(By telegraph)--Arr from New
Orleans, steamship st Louis. Sailed for New Or
leans, steamship kensingtOn.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cadiz, Dec 2l-Arrived from New Orleans, bark
PTima Donna.
Liverpool, Dec l4-Sailed for Mobile, ship Glen
lyon, Fry.
GiovRnIi, Battsta.
Glasgow Dec l2-Sld for New Orleans, bark
Stsna, AcAlster.
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ExportR.
UAypF- Shin Helen Cliutop-3sse bal

HAvRE-ship Helen Cliuton-3SSC bales cotton
1850 slaves
flour 5000 feet luEber 5000 shingles and sundries
MONTG0MERY-Stea Planters bbs of
whiekv 20 bbls pork IL SKIS coffee end sundries
4 BOSTON-BTig W IA BiekmOre-ll79 bales cot.
ton 10 do leather 1900 slaves etc
PFNSACOLA-Stesmship Florids-6 bbls -four
IL bbls whisky 200 SKIS corn and sundres
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YORK
Steamer Rochester. 1ermain--clesred Dec Is
Schooner A De Ike, Jones-clearsd Dec %
s ss sr Ssss Allen H1lsmssa1se DEE b..u
Bark scotland smOley-cieaIed Nov 80.
BOsror.
ssSSon:, sa LsysiIRs Dse
schooner Chilce, Hateh-c.ssred Dec6.
PHILADELPHIA.
Ship Lydia Skofeld Curtis-ssiled Nov 5.
Schooner Geo Iborn-eleared Dec 81
BATH. NE.
Ship st James, Goodxin-cleared Novl8.
Ship Belle More, wymaz-cleared Dec %.
R0CKLAND. ME-.
Schooner Leonessa, Hunt-s>iled Nov n
Schooner X Thomas, Crockett-sailed DC IS.
Schooner r Carlton-saied Dec l6.
PORTLAND
Schooner Edwin Red-cesred Dec "a
LIVERPOOL.
sSp snS Bsn. SsS
Ship Arbutus, Know .tsn-sailed Nov 10.
sSip John esddi, SsDo5SsIS::siiss Sov.l IS
Ship Regina, robin-saled Oct "a
Ship Curlew, Flarty-saied Nov lS
ship Margaret ESaSs :, Mc6ulio1s6~clsarsd Dec 6.
Ship Mary Ann Hsmlyn-saled Dec 9.
s sSiD WIN wGodsg Mel anaG" SdS s'c
Bark Armstrong, Phillips-saled Now.
Ship Besusite, Bruha-ssllsd NOv6
BORDEAUX
Ship Annapolis. Loudon-saiied Sept Is
ANTWERP.
Ship Island Home, Liswell-sailed Oct g.
MATANZAs
Brig Sweet, LswreDce-ssi ed Nov %.
CARDIFF, WALLS.
Ship Ocean Pearl. kodd-loading Novl6
Ship Zetland Chiney-sa led Oct Il.
MELBOURNE
Ship harietta, Laperl-sailed Nov III.
Bark Rosario FreyaA AaiS-i Sovi.
LONDONDERRY
Ship stadseons, Csssidy-cleAred Nov II.
CADIz.
Bark Fanny EAl,r o'de-sa ed Nov H. and sared from
Gibraltar nov 20.
GENo'.
Ship Coli mbo Oviro-cleared Dec5,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LIVERPOOL.
STEAM FROM NEW ORLEANS TO LIVERPOOL.
FOE LIVERPOOL DIRECT-THE Al
CIrcasiian.
ELLIS, Commander,
will have immediate dispatch. -
For freight passage having unsurpassed accOmnoda
ELLIOTT 4 McKEEvER, Agents,
$50 Common street.
BALTIMOR E--BAVANA
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA.
rHE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR 5ENI-NOETHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
LIBERTY. 80. 1880 .Tbcs Balm, Commander.
OURA.."......ll6o tens. .Dukehsrt, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES HAILA
FIRST CABIN:
fnrcagh Tickets to New SEQ.
E0R RALTIMORE ANB HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-Ths splendid fast steamship
Cuba,
DUKEHART, Commander,
VIII leave above, SATURDAY, J-Duary 4th, Of 7
o'clock p. n.
FOR freight passage having unsurpassed
Mons, apply to WIfHERSPOOf, HALsEY CO., Agents,
~ Carondeet street
B-Eo bills Of lsting but those Of the Company viii
signed Permits for freight must be from this
omoe No freight for Havana taken sftsr II o'clock
day Of sailing
The LIBBRTY, Captain Thos. A. Balm. will follow
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YoKK DIRECT.
THE oRonwELL LINZ
This Line is composed Of the following steamships
Geo. Cromwell. Certes,
Geo. Warrington. General Meade.
General Grant, Sherman.
The steamship
E. Z. VAIL. Commander,
wlssss her wharf, fouleuss street, SATURDAY,
January 18th, at5Rn
Freight fer LIVERPOOL, HAvRK and BREMEN taken
BY this line and through bills of ladng given for
ALPREB xouLroE,
a Csrondsiet street.
PHILADELPH
FOB PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
THE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP ooxPANYs
Regular ssmtNopthy Line Of s.ssmships
Cunfat0, lib TONS Capt r. r. dOAlk
Ttoge, 100 tons j. r. MORSE
star of the Union 1902 TONS Capt T. n O0oKSEY.
Leaves SATURDAY. January 4th ct 6r.n.
EOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The lavorits steamship
Juniafa,
Captain B. =. HoxIE,
VIII leave wharf, Star Line Wharf, opposite jackson
Square, shove
Cabin Passage TO Havana. currency.
Through Tickets to New York, Baltimore and Boston.
For freight CT passage. having splendid sccommoda-
UBEEvY. MCPHERSON Z 90.
IS Oarondelct street.
CENTR AL AMERICA.
HoEDURAs
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE BELIZE GOVERN
MENr
To sail thu FOURTH SATURDAY Of Every Month,
Commencing Saturday, Dec. %, at O'CLOCK p.
EOR BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
The United States mail steamship
Trade wind,
IT woRRILL, Commander
For freight or passage. apply to
BROOKS. MACDONALD co /, Agents.
SO Carondelet street,
The TRADE WIND with the steamer Enterprise
for Santo Tomas. omos Ysabel.
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MISREPRESENTATION.
RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Leaves TUESDAY. 7th inst at Pm
EOk SIS GRAND BAYOU, GRAND
Ecore Alexandria and all intermediate landings
Chas. W Snde, msster. & Groves, clerk, will leave
above. For freight , ssage apply ON board ortD
GEO D. HIrE, Agent u Tchoupteulas street.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. sth inst, at5PM
E0R JEFFERsON, SMlfHLAND, SWANSON'S
Landing, Port Caddo, Shreveport, Monterey, Grand
Red Rvsr-Jhe light draft packet Flicker, VIM. Taylor
master, will leave above For freight passage apply
DOUGLASS 4 poNoHUE. TchOupitoulas street.
WlNBORN LORD Agents 80 Gravler street
leaves on WEDNESDAY, sth inst at5PN
Leaves. freight freight, positively advertised
FOR JEFFERSON MISREPRESENTATION
Grand Eeore, 81 Maurice Cote Alex ndria Norman's,
senger steamer Cuba o. e George E. Wilkinson master
JSseph Leserne clerk viii leave above. For freight
DOUGLAS & DoNoHUE, Agents.
TceO pitonlas street.
WINBURN LORD. 90 Gravier street.
KoUES's THROUGH LINE.
Leaves on SATURDAY, st5P. M positively
EOR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT DIRECT,
The REGUAR uNlTFD STATES MAIL STEAMER
Fannie Gnbert,
BEN. B. KoUNs Master.
For through receipts apply to
G. L. KoUNs BRO.
80 Common street.
s-The Fannie Gilbert will take Atchafalaya freight
consigned to steamer sibyl at mouth of Red River.