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BOISE CRY, l. T., June 4, 1868.
EpIroR STATESMAN 1T is useless hereafter
for any one to talk about going to Web-foot for
the purpose of moistening their pedal extremes
ties, for Ada county has this year fairly beaten
the Willamette in its pluvial propeusities, and,
although we have seen the sun every day, yet
for Eve weeks it has rained more or less nearly
every day, and melon seeds have rotted in the
ground, whilst the prospects for grain and hay
are 6uer than ever. 1t shows some signs to. day
of drying up q spell and then we may look out
for hot weather. The wet has kept the chopper,
grasses" which were so much feared, back, and
thus, although they will probably do some harm,
their devastations will undoubtedly be checked.
MATTERS POLITICAL.
Politics is now the theme of converse and the
Democratic Convention to nominate candidates
to the Territorial Convention has met. From ap>
pearances and the known sentiments of the dele
gates, the probabilities are that Hon. E. D.
Holbrook may receive the denomination, but if
the Boise county delegation is against him some
new candidate will be brought forward as com.
promise nominee, and to receive the nomination
of the democratic party united is, in this Terri
tory, about, or nearly a sure election.
INDIAN TROUBLES.
The red devils around this country are busy.
Last Friday week they killed Nate. Dixon, the
stage driver on the Owynee and Humboldt road.
Beebe, the scout, with eight Boise Indians and
four soldiers went after them, got on their track,
came up with their camp and took "a scalps,
every Indian that was in camp; not one escaped
The number actually engaged on the part of the
whites was Beebe and his Indian scouts and one
or two white men, about Is al told The fact
is, the ground these troops have to hunt over is
enough to keep 800 or 1000 men on the move.
The country is about 900 miles one way by 100
the other, or about 10000 square miles or
about one soldier TO every 400 square miles.
MINEs AND MINING.
, 1868-06-12
CITY TREASURER.

City Treasurer, rvp
at the ensuing election. 22-4t WIN. KOHLhAOlE--
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REcKIPrs OF PRoDUcs SUNDAY.

BAYOU sARA-Stsamer New Era-Z bales wool A Milten-
berger-ll0 SKIS cotton seed Aloige-2 bales
Ray mond &col bales bos onions Couret-ll ds
SKI do ords- SKIS potatoes hdl hides Dup sntser-2
bd hides IS hhds wool bae do to order0 bb!s
Guyo-5 do Cares do bbls onions Lacassegne
IS bbls potaoes Reiss-5 bbs bids bones Kaufm
bslss wool HorreI &co-l50 empty barrels GrOeble
col HID baes wool lot ola iron Sheel bbls
DIR Brckall3 hhds bones 1tonnacher3f bb pstStoes
BO1geois- SKIS potatoes TerrebOnne-0 bbls L Du-
meste-26 empty barrels Berker-f bbls potatoes to
Adams 6co-3 Ska lsascson seixas &eosundes to
order
LOCKPORT-Steamer Nina Simmes-l5 SKIS potatoes IS
bales WOOL Lacasssgneel sks potatoes Lambas Dock
Sure-24 ks potatoes "a SO SKIS onions Tesrsbonne GOur-
dau20 DO SKIS potatoes Leiol4 bills Terrebonne
-I8 potatoes Belrsn-2O do SKIS onions bbls do
NJ Waeh-s3 hides Aoret4 SKIS potafoes ii l. Piere-l
bales Payne Harrington &cO-sundries TO order
CAMDEN-Stesmer Lotawsna-l bsles c-tt0n Jno Chahe
a Bro-A rolls leather tcs saddles w Frierson &co-a
hides box do Mann 6cO-I wool Carroll &co
u DO ct hides and sundsies 10 order
JEFFEkSON-StssmerM onsoon-Z7 bales cotton " Bur
bridge 6co-5 do Ober Atvster &eo0 Clapp Bros &col3
Jno Phelps AGO. Perkra SN &cO2 Wilams& Sou
% Jpo Chaffe Bro-l Payne. Huntington &co-6 I
sch esidgerl bale SKIS wool Beades wi0go &co-l half
Dbl beeswex Robnson-SQ hides bale do 5sks wool bale
fuTs horns Mann 6cO-l ba hides 20 hides bxs
Skins Kingsbury Eith-9 bales hides DuS5uchet-l35
sheep Isl head cattle boardsundres order
Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLE ms, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
4CoO feet lumber Wsng-S000 DO st Armsnt-sOO0 do
Tsylor7 bxs fruit12 bxs apples Payne. Huntington
eo-suDdries to order
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GREFNvILLE-Steamer Gov AHen-Sl bales cotton 20
u a NJ Allen &co-l0 Richardson NAL II FlOwer-l0
Scott Cage--6 Meyer, Deutchd Weis-2 X Pntchard-5
Warren Crawford dol Wright, Allen &eo--S aarrard
Crag-l Bsnegt Lessssie-l Adams, COckburn Howell
Chsmpin20 SKIS paper stock Clnton-i52 SKIS
seed FHlrchild-S28 do Aldge-5l4 do A Magnnis-
bbls apples @ " Byne &co-2 DO Grsnde-3 do Cobb
Fouk-2 do bxs pears Tram ntan bx pear bKs ap
pies Jpo Lomzo5 bxs nit Gsrhtni PetrOvch-l2 SKIS
tsioes SKIS wool Myhsudsundres to order-Tota rs
bales cstton
sHREVEBORT-steamer Lafaurche-4 bales cotton to
Aymar &co9 Rich ardson Mays Perkins, Swenson &cO-
Wsuen. Crawford &cO-lJ Burbrage &cO2 nelDs Bros
5 hides 1875 hoop poles l. Kouns BrOs-ll0 head cattle
and sundries TO OIder-Tots IS bales
PAsGAGOULA-SchrE Bessy-25 90 feet lumber Delma .
4 Griffin
PAsCAGoCLA--schr Fruitiere-SO.Op0 feet lumber to
order
PAsCAGoULA-schr Fsrrer-SOOOO feet lumber John &
Elliott
BILOXI-ectr stsr-Ss 600 FEET lumber Sanford Back
ANNE RIvER-StesEoer AurorA-280OO lumber Del
Griffin
BOEFoUCA-Bsrge J o'ROAke-4OOOO feet lumber to
order
PAscAGoULA-sehr Dixie-2OOCO feet lumber Hsssam
4 fo0ley
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SpurmsrfiaI 5ntslissats.
CkEscEsr 0YFIcs. no. % UAnY sxRxsE,
Monday Evening, June 3, 1868

OkEscEsr OFFIce. no. % UAhF btENst,
monday Evening. June 8. 1868
CoTTos-With advices at hand of continued
weakness in the Liverpool and New York mar
kets, prices here have declined to-day fully 10. y
ID. The demand and supply have been of a limit
ed character throughout, however, and the total
operations amounted to only SIS bales, including
$50 bales taken by one party. Rates are slightly
steadier this evening, aud we now quote Good
ordinary 26s@27c., low middlng 273G2Sc. and
middling 2sag1sc.
OonPARATIvk DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
AT THIS PORT DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
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HAvANA-Stsams Orentsl-a6I bxs sugar Chafrs K
Agsu-@4 TrOigras-325 do 3i6 hhds do 5000 segars
A Couturie &co-26 500 se0Hrs j Lsv@che
HAVANA-BTig sir Rebsrt Peel-lH hhds moasses 200
bbls ard 5as hf bbs do ETroisgTos
Ri De JANEIRJ-Brg AmicitO--S5l3 bags cOfes TO
q Mestfeldt &eO
CIEAFUt GOS-Sch Andrsmedal6 ties 2i8 hhds sugar 20
hhds Us bbls molssses A Couture &co
kOATAN-Sehr Etna-Fruit 20 j Grande
HAVANA-Sehr savsdorSO0 bxs sugar IS hhds molssses
10 tcs do A III omsOu &rO
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-6 bales sheeting Cobb. Dol
holde &co3 tobacco Floyd JOhnsons0 bbls roSia
and suudrier 20 order
nav YORK-Steamship Gen Meade-Astd mdse
NEW YOhK-steamship Corses--Astd mdse
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NEW ORLEAas. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 NJ,
making connections With Trains for Vcksburg Meridian
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
40 NJ going far Brookhsvsn Returning leave
Brookhsven as $3.50 A NJ on MONDAYS arriving in Neg
Orleans at HIS A
Tts good for Train Of Saturday Sun
dan going north Trains Of sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except SundayD
at $50 n.
T. s. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YONGE. General Freight Agent.
ED WARE, General Transportation Agent
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DONTCHA RAILROAD--S SUM
u MER ARkANGEMkET-SJn and after APRIL lst
1863 the Trains this Road will run Is follows:
From CITY. LAKE,

SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City, IN
lieu ct Horse Car Every SUNDAY MORNING. at O'Clock
An Extra Train viii leave the City Every SUrDAY EVEN
ING, at O'Clock. On and after Apr 5th toe Trains win
leave either end Of the Road sundays EvE2Y HALF
HOUR from until o'clock
FARE-To and from the Lake. day, IS cents Pas
senger for GENTLY notify the Condnctor prior depart
Of Train Fare tn GENTLY staton-Feen cents each
way. GEO. PAkDELY. General Supt
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Orr % sxyrxzsor, June y. 1855.
Arrived yesterdsy-784 Texas sBeeves and
3S7 Calves and Yeariings. 5old-Sl5 Texas
Beeves, 1877 Calves and Yearlings, % Hogs and
$40 Sheep. Stock on sale.-l7sT Texas Beeves,
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sTEAHSHI2S---STxA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
FOE sALT1HoRx AND HAVANA
rHB HEw ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sKHL-hoEfHLY LINE OF sTkA1sHIPA
sIgEErT. LOO t.ns. .TsOs 4 Bs,E. oon.snds.
CARRYING UNITED STATES nAMG
FIRST CABIN:
fhrouet ncksss 20 Eev York. 49,
ZOE BALTIHoKB AND HAVANA.
roUCHka AT KEY wEsT-rhs splssaid last steamship
Uabs,
3UKEHART. oounsnasr
Em Issvs hsr wharf, opp Jackson Square. sATUR
DAY. June 9th. o. o'clock r. Il
For freight having aA.nrpssssd sooommods-
aOus, apply 70 WTTHERsPooE, HALsEY co., Agents,
70 Carondslst street.
n R--No BUS Of l,dnE but those Of the Company VII
Nee Ea freight fer HAvsns taken ahsr seleok On
-ss LIBERTY. Can't T. A. ss,.. Wi fol'ow.
CORPUS CHRISTI,
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI. RocKPosr AND
st. Marys New Orleans, opslousss and Grsst Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama.
With passengers ard freight for Corpus Christi and st. Mays
and will hereafter rnn between the Brasher End Of
the Railroad Rockpors Texas ia with the
1880 FerbOat, from fOst OF St Ain street, and sA
train trcm Algiers.
Passengers eW the day Of departure from Brsshesr
application at the Railroad ofHee. NO 90 Canal street.
Freight received bills Of lsaug signed ROckport only
Very Landing every day, except Sundays until
q. W. R. BAYLEy. Superintendent
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THROUGH LINE To OALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YOsK ON THE 9Th and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BIZ ANY OTHER LINE
For furthar information address
d. n DARLINGTON. Agent,
Pie So North RvsT, New Yorx.
". b. WEBB. President; CHAs. DANA. Vice President.
once 81 Exchange Place, New York
kAILROAD-
CPEED. COMFORT AND SAFETY,
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick ard Direct Route to New York. Boston and all East
eIn Cities-TwO Trains leave Cairo daily on arrival
Of Trains and Steamers from the south.
hut Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans Columbus without change.
Fer Through Tickets in New Orleans apply at the Office of
the n o. g. n. r. r. under City Hotel at the office Of
the Atlantic snd Mississippi Steamship Company l0i Com
street; also at the Office Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Cairo. WIN HU3HIr.
General Superintendent, Chicago.
W. p JOHNSON
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
n. LONGLEI,
Genl Southern Passenger Agt New Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
q. ., Mall Route Between New Orleans,
Western EOulsIana and Texas.

The Railroad Ferybost viii the foot of St. Ann street,
opposite the Jackson Square DAILY at X connecting
With the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiors ct SAn
Shippers and oonnees Of freight By giving notice the
New Orleans Transfer Company, Camp and Common
their goods received delivered any part
Of the city at reduced rates Of drsysge
Fegt for stations the road Orlandings the Teche
and for OIeousas deliverable New Iberia st. Martins
ve received daily Sundays excepted from A to r.,
at tie foot Of ST. Ann streot.
Freight for ell points Bayou Lafcurche between Labs
dieve and LockpOr for BeIsnger Canal and for HoumS
vii be received and transported through via Rscesnd La
ourebe and Tsrsbonne stations sthrougb Steamboat
Al outward freight payable at the time Of shipment and
inward rsght on delivery
W. r. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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mos esmmsndAbls pnbication Tor tsiles asd osun!
people who practice the elegant French angnage
eaberatey the political Of the the situation
the country the New Orleans American the interesting
facts u Louisiana The agricultural commercial Affairs
The community the msrket price cusn The thsstrcsl sorses
literary and scientific productions OF the day, and gives
great variety Of useful facts instructive gems hunor1
snsodotss. and AL that compeses frst elsss paper
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JIvERPooL-ship Belen ClintOn-ls56 bales cotton 65i
bios tobacco 1880 slaves
BRAzOs SANTlAGO-Steaniship Morgsn-l50 bills -four
20 unber So bales rs shingles bags
coffee
HAvANA-schr OIentslSOO bbls four leo bbs potatoes
1911 sks $50 empty hhds
SABINE PAss-schr FOntAinbiesu5O bbls -four 200 SKIS
salt and sundres
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SUBSCRIPTION: IS PER ANNUn.

ma u peees Of LA RENAISSANCE sdited q
columns, and tie Advertisements oonspioaously d
played With reading matter In each pega that Il nsk tss
Journal Of The hest advertising mediums Of s South
job Printing done 10 eli languages "a Oo1h street,
GkxchAngs AnsJ. Esv orissnx - -
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NATCHEZ.

EArCHEz PACKER
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and sATURDAYs ats RI
EOR HATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
lsndngs-Ths fns psrssngsr packet VA
WIFE Wagoner,
". B. RICHARDSON, Master: J. O. LTBANO. C:svk;
WM leave - sbovA GEO d. HE. Agent
II fchozpisealas strssL
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$50 Calves and Yearlings. 1888 Hogs, 40 Sheep
and Mich Cows We uuote
Warims zmteQtarnrs.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. q CAM srRKKr,l
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Morgan. Beckett for BFasOs ssntisso ,v,.
ship Helen Clinton. sprsgue for Liverpool,
schr Oriental Bado for Havana Cioldenbow a Kelley
Sch FOntanblssu, Whiting for Sabine Pass, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Brig Amicita Ahern from Rio de Janeiro 9Th April, to
wsstieldt &co-lst district I6
schr Anoratd4, Lsursut from Csnusgos, to cOutOuris
schr ftns Goodspeed, from Havan. ts Grsnde-sd dis
schr Thss sisters Mclean. fOu Rustau. to Grandssd
schr salvador Henson, from Havana GOdunbOw Kelley
sI Ssss from from Bs
Schr Farmer. from PsscsFoula. 90 master-Nes B.sis
esr f Dixie 6% om Pssc.s 20 so msssSs1 Ba.
Barge O'RoAke from BOuiOucs, to mastsr-Eew Basin
TowBOArs.
Towbost Republic stur.eysnt from the Pssse-towed down
and % brig Portslis- brsught up big
sits. sehrs ASdrOmeda. Salvador. ktnA. and Three
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Allen. White. from Gresnville
sfourche Kouns from Shreveport
Aurora, from Amite River-New Ba in
Arrived sunday.
%OoS Gen m'sd ss@pso r S nsT sun o
STEAMSHIP cortes, Nelson from New York SDth ut, TO
schr MIST Jobnsan from Port Lavscs to mas,sr-POint
Ser Four Friends. Austin, from ApslachicOa, 20 master
STEAMBOATS,.
Lotawanns Bripker from Camden
New kra, Gross from Bayou sara
Louise. Hopkins, from Mobile
Monsoon. Tucker, from Jefferson
Below Cor.tnw Up.
Ship Constsntia Crip, ssterhorn from Brsmen, to
Ba Ada Carter Henry from Mstsnsss to Charra,x Aga
schr lorenee Rogers, Rogers from RemsdOs TO Chair dr
schr EsusIs. Tusnts. from Havana, to PUG Bros
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BRAZOss SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. q. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on TUESDAY. June 9th, NsLE
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO = THE Low
pressure de-wheel iron steamship
Morgan,
r. s. BOURNE. Commander,
VIII leave above from her wharf, foot Of st. Joseph street.
carrying United States mails For freight or passage
sppyto
CHAS. A WHITNEY CO., Agents,
50 and 50 Camp street.
NBFo freight received without order from the Agents
The Morgan will stop At Galveston take the mails
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BOSTON.

nERoHANys BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS srEAk
sBIP COMPANY.
LON H8sT9N VIA HAvANA---rHE STEAMSHIP
Oriental. 4. Snow, commander. VIII tn RS
DAY June 18th, a6P.E from Star Line wharf, opposite
Jackson square.
sers sStt insure ths lowest rates. every
- stranded N shppers Fer freight paxssss
applyto CREKvY, MORRISON 4 CO..
No IS Oarondslst street.
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FLORIDA PORTS.

FOB FLORIDA PORTS
ALLIANCE LINE o. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
E0R PENSACOLA, APALAcHIcoLA, ST.
IL MARKS, CEDAR KEYS, WAY KEY, TAMPA AND
KEY WEST.
Through bills Of lading Columbu Bsnbridxe
GA and all regular landings ChstAhoochse River also
Fernandna snd Jacksonville cheaper than any other
route. Freight 20 New York via Cedar Keys, Florida Rail-
road and steamships connecting at Fernsndns lowest
rates and with dispatch.
This line Il composed Of the following stesshps 10 san
on the Sch and goth of Every MOnth:
Alliance, Z. f. PARKER, Commander.
Lavaea, L. q. LIVINGSTON, Commander
Leaves on SATURDAY, June 10th, asLH
The steamship Alliance,
PARKER, Commander,
VIII leave her vhsrf foot Of Caiope street. above
taxing freight and passengers for the above named pos
For freight or passage, spplytO
r. W. PERKINS, Agent
IS Carondelet street.
n B.-Shippers VIII please procure orders from Agents
Office before sending freight TO the steamer
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TOWBOATS,

T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsIREED, WISHING TO EsTAB
h equitable and uniform rate Of Towage, and TO oer
greater facilities u the shipping onieng and leaving this
port, have combined the following Tovsosts:
ECLIPSE LINE
swiIzsrIsnd, Lsviathan. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Harry Wright and Sentinel.
FLIEE.
Achilles. Thos. A. Morgan, Equatcr. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Tseunseh
Wieaeo and Reliance.
me number and power Of the above associated Line Of
Towboets guarantee that detention viii either al
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SOHNkIDER ZUBERBtER
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A. YORKE CO., y Line
Associated Once, IS Carondeet street up stairs.
J. @. NORCROSS,
CHAs FITzEERfTER.
Leves Aeents
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9ALVEeTON-INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE O. q. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EOR GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-rHE
following new iron low-pressure ssssnships form this
w. q. Hewes....I. q. Harris. a ustin.
sc. NJ "A gnes. Harlan.
Atabema.. CRESCENT. Morgan,
Ciinton. .Tartar....... N atagorda,
The Steamship Crescent.
j. W. HAWTHORNE. Commander,
VIII sail on WEDNESDAY. June 10th, ct sLE
Fortrsishs passage apply 70 lt
OHAs- A WHITNEY co.. Assnts
80 and "a Oamp street
No Whisky received without order from the office
FoR TExAs....................ToK TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Passengers the Ferry Boas apposits Square
the train leaving the Algiers Depot A arriving
Brsshear City IL taking the Morgan Line Steamships
at Brsshear for Galveston.
Josephine. ....................CAPrAIFJ n LEWIS
t. SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs
LIVERY DAY Sundays excepted, the once Of the Ope
Railroad Company, 60 Canal street. or at The
Ferry Landing. tbs morning Of departure
a. " BAYLEv, Suparintendenk
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sIkAmBoATs-.-sTEAMsOATs.

SIEAMbUATS---STE
OPELOUSAks.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
E0R OPELOU8AS, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchaslaya
and Bayou Courtsb leau-The ightdrah steamer u. q.
d. q. q. Pickett master, j. B. Schmidt csr
viii iesve New GTleans every Wednesday at Return
ing, viii leave Washington every sunday. at 10 A a..
The Bisckford Simmsport the stesmer
Kankskee and will give through bills Of isdiug 0d FORUM
for all freghts for Bayou Deaiss and Bayou Beaf Rates
a. low any boat
BENNETT a BELL, 80.
w. N. SURLS Asena
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY At BRM
EoK OFELOUsAa, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all LANDINGS on the Coast Achafalays River
and Bayou C0urtsbesu-The good and safe steamer
Annie Wagiey, Gas T. Loualilsr, master, N. Ksbison
clerk, viii leave above VII leave Washington every
Sandy At 10 O'Clock For freight passage apply
BLOCH BROS, lsl Common street. N. o..
or o. HIECkLEY SON. Washington, La.
p She steamer Annie Wagey connects At Washington
With Full Frog and bargea for all landings Bayou
Boeuf and will sign through bills of ladnR
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vICKsBURG.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, ssBrE
EoR yIsksHUp0, NATCHfz. AND ALL IN
II ternedeie landings-The Gen QulIma..
T. r. Lestters Master Sam Aycs clerk vii ave ~ aoov
making al Coast landings.
sISNOfI a ADAMS, IS Coumercial Place
The steamer Gen. Quitmsn vicksburg eth
seamers Countess and Calumet for Yssoo and Tashbs
Rivers and steamers Julia Rablcon Lonis Msn
phis and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY, AT5PL
VICEsHUK9 hATCHFz AND NEW ORLEArB
4. Lex The steamer
Gov. Allies.
mo. W. CANNON, Mssssu,
VII leave above for vcksburz, NsteheE Grand Gu Rod-
ney St Joseph Waterproof Fo Adams Bayou Sara Bate
bonge, Douadsonvls, and ail intermediate 1.ndiner
Ine Gov: Allen nases close connections stsanss
OALUhEI ct FicksbuTg for all landings Yak0o rlyer
ror reight OF passage having unsurpassed
sIsNorr ADAMS. rs Commercial Pi.o.
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OUACHIrA RIVER

OUACHITA RIVER
TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REGU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, at p n.
COR TRENTON, MONROE. c0LUHbIA. HAIR
rsonbug, Trinity and all intermediate landngs-rns
hne, fast passenger packet
CeOna,
l. II. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN, Clerk;
win leave positively above FOR freight or passage
spply board or 10 WINBURN A LORD AgsntA
90 Gravisr street.
p. s-The Cleons viii take freight and passengers lsv
any other boat In the trade taking eghs Bsyos
Mscon and Tensss and D'ArbOnne, with privilege Of re
shipping.
TRENTON MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS RkGU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5Pn
EOR A. ABAsA LANDING. OUACHrTA
City, Sterling Landing Port Union, Trenton Monroe,
Columbia aarsonbug, Trinity, intermediate landings
Black and Ouscita vers-Ths ihcent fast runaiag
passenger packet
Idahoe.
p. A. BLANKS, Master; @. PRES. WORK. Clerk
WIN leave positively above. For freight passage apply
wINsURN LORD. 60 Gravisr strsst.
The IDAH0E with No steamers sr all points
B9uf Iier DAT00nne. Bayou BArtholOmsS Sabio,
uvsr - al Trinity with the ELLEN d. f0r Bayou Macon
arc TensaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-28

powELroE HOUSE. NEwBuRG.-THIs rAvoRITE
.,sd ns, n ss r .hs v e ~ % Ia
opened FOR the season June Every srsnsensn has been
perfected cacuaed 10 please The patrons Of this famous
coaches always attendance convey guests from tho
''''"PU EDY C0HfiS @acossscu 70 H0rs,o BsIe,
IyoPrtNtar6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-28

AEOHICAN HOUSE, BOLTON, LAKE 0EORGE.-s. W.
M CLEMANs, Proprieor.-This House s located on ne
western shore OF the lake. ten miles below Caldwell point
universally conceded 10 surpass al others the for
and beauty OF natural scenery embracing the
best fishing and general enjoyment 1ousc
has been put 10 thorough repair and effort will be pared
IN giving satisfaction 70 guests.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-28

NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, WILL OPEN
IN 18th June Parties wshng 70 make arrangements for
The summer can see Mr. FISH al Clifford House. a Broad
pier BE- East river M stopping al Thiryfourh street
each way This hotel has been sfunshed and put In per-
feet repar