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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-07

LAST evening, intelligence was received
that large body Of negroes, headed by
the scoundrel Bradley, were marching on
the city, by way Of the Ogeechee road.
General Anderson ordered a special force
Of mounted citizens, organized as patro-
guard, to 20 ont and meet them. II The
NEGROES were unarmed they were 20 be all
lowed to pass, but if armed then they
we're to be ordered to disPerse, and the or:
der enforced. The party, under command
of Capt. NJ. Prendergast, proceeded out the
road about two miles, and met the negroes,
about seven o'clock in the evening. Ia
king six men he rode in advance OF
his main force, and ordered the
advancing column to halt. He then
told them that if unarmed they might pass
quietly into the city, bat if armed that they
must disperse. The only answer received
was volley fired at them by the negroes.
They then fell back upon the main BODY
followed by the negroes, who maintained
heavy fire. Finding his force too small 10
cope with the rioters, Capt. Prendergast ieil
back TO the city. When he first went out
and halted the negroes, Capt. Prenderga7t
was accompanied by Mr.. Samuel ). Law,
son of Hon William Law. When the de-
tachment turned towards the city, MIR.
Laws horse Joined it riderless, and 1t was
feared that he had received fatal wound
when the first voley was flied.
In the course Of half an hour detach-
,nent of fifty men was sent on! on the
road. They found that the negroes had
| dispersed, and the fears with reference to
Mr., Law were terribly realized. His body
was found in the middle of the road, just
yberelhe halt was made. He had been
shot at close quarters, in the chest, with
| load Of buckshot. The wound was ter
rible one, and must have caused instant
death. The body was brought back to the
CITY, and taken to his bereaved family.
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WASHINGTON:

Associated Press Dispatches by The W,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-07

Was fred By negro; even Radicals &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-31

DOwERY THEATRE.
~ The world renowned
BUIsLAY FAMILY
In the great acts of the BUTLER TROUPE.
Persian Throne, New Pantomtme.
Horizontal Bar, The great
1carian Games, Irish Vocalist,
Niagara Leap. Mr.. BEN WHEELER.
N1IBLO's GARDEN
~ WM WHEATLEY. Lessee and Manager.
BATEMAN'S WORLD RENOWNED OPERA COMPANY. .
Mr. H. L. Bateman has the honor to that In con-
Of the complete sucees Of Barbe Bleue will b
continued every NJ ut until further notice.
FRIDAY, JULY 81.
SECOND WEEK OF
BARRIE BLEUE.
the best most amusing Oenbachs works.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
of artists, music and mise scene.
MILE TRINA,
the charming Bouoe euogzed by the and appauded
to the echo by overwhelming audiences.
MILES. LAMBELE AND DUCLOS
SPLENDIDLY RECEIVED.
MILE. AUJAC,
the and decever Blue Beard furore pronounced
M DUCHEsNE,
a. Popoloni welcomed back with fervor. -
EESSRS. LAGRIFFOUL DARDlGNAC, &C., 49,
BARRIE BLEUE
(BLUE BEARDl
AN UNEQUALLED CHORUS OF SIXTY VOICES.
FULL ORCHESTRA.
SUPERB BALLET IN FOURTH ACT
BY Jarrett and Palmer's superb Ballet troupe
BARRIE BLEUE.
Reserved seats for the box Office Nibos Garden sna
schrmers music store 7Ol Broadway Doors open a. nv
commence at 7Z.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
Receipts br Railrsaas.

N. o., o. d G. W. r. R.-Feb 1915 bales cot
ton A BOnnafOn-l8 do A Charpantier-7 do
Plauche Witz-20 do J w Burbridge &co-4 do
BeTsud Gibert-4 G II MoutOn &eo-4 Fatio &
Brunaso-7 L Lacassagne- do 40 hhds sugar 80
bbls molasses r Hare09 do A Mltenberger &co
6 J Adams &co-l sabater-ll Leyerich
4 Dupre Grevemberg-20 do hhds sugar C
Payan-4 do bbls molasses l. Grande &ce-s do
4 bids sugar Price, HiDe 4 Tupper-1 bbls sugar
Byrne, Vance &cO-l do Payne, Huntington Geo
l do hhds sugar w Rodd-l bbls sugar bbs
molasses Scott & Cages SKIS cotton NJ Lefort-
1900 feet lumber Bru &co-397 head cattle and
sundries TO order-Total rs bales cotton 81 hhds
sugar SO bbls molasses bbls sugar
N. o., j. q q. N. r. R.-Feb l2-l3 bales OF
cotton Alcus, Scherck l. Autey-l5 J L Dunnica-
| Penn & Denegre-4 do Mayo, Hodge &co-l do
r Prtchard-l Catching & Ellis-9 NJ Hillar eco
NJ Musson &co-l4 Warren. Crawford &co-3
Battle NOble-2 Jno Hardie &co-4 II Aby
&co-5 S Friedlander-l0 Henderson, Peale &co
50 Britton & Moore-3 H Gillum-2 Henke-
X POwell-l6 Barrett & lie Sassier-6 Ger
soD-60 W Thompson-55 Richardson & May
s4 Payne, Huntington &co-4 Garner, Wynn &co
IS I II NJ Allen 6co-l2 Lehman, Newgass &
co--l52 r l. Adams-2 Mcdowell u Nugent-5l
Jos Hoy-l2 4 q CROMWELL Randall &co-2
Gates, Gillespie &co-l0S Lacey. Terry &co-24
Jno Williams Son-66 Stewart, Galbreath & I'll.
Zer-46 r Torian-l6 J p Higgins &co-22 do
Green &cO-93 Blakemore, Woodbridge Eco
70 L Il Henderson-4000 feet lumber NJ Marx
1000 do Sanford 4 Black-4000 do Ii Heuchert-
230 SKIS cotton seed Mcdowell 4 Nugent -sundries
TO order-Total 1924 bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. winslOw's Soothing syrup, fer
Children Teshipg greatly facilitates process of sesthing
By sOeuiRg the reducing su naaaton-wih sss AL
Pain and spssmOde SETON regulate tie bowels
Depend Mothers It will give yourselves
lefasd health oyOurnHts put up and sold this srt
Gle for years and In sonhdenes and truth Of it what
have been able any other nedne-Never has
Il failed In n e instance tO effect Cure when tim y used
Never did know CT dissatisfaction by any
who used IT. On the contrary all delighted ops-
ration, and speak IN Of somendaoa Of It's magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak this matter whst
do know" after Of experience and pledge repu
tAtiOn for the fusment Of what here declare In
svsy instance where the infant suffering pain
hauston, relief viii be und in hAeen twenty inmates
sner the syrup is Administeres.
Full directions for using viii accompany each bottle Be
sure Mrs winslovs Soothing Syrup having the
fac smile ofCurts Perkins" the outside wrapper An
others are base limitations
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Price only IS
cents per Bottle
Onces-A5 Fulton street. New York; 1Os High HoIborn,
London, England; AL Paul street. Montreal Canada
BARNES, WARD CO, AgsntA
"A Magazine street. New Orleans La
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COYKEK's WHITE AND BLACK
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This well known WATERING PLACE, situated In Bose-
county Virginia the line in full the
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad will be again opened the
reception Of visitors on the LIST Of June.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond and
Petersburg Ni arrive the evening the Springs
coming from the South and West re.ch the Springs
ten hours from Bristol
Visitors desiring stop, by informing the conductor
they strike the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
will be landed st the platform immediately opposite to the
Sprifg g.
The undersigned formerly Of Richmond pleasure
informing bis friends and the public generally that he has
this place with intention
msnent residence and viii neither trouble
render pleasant and agreeable TO his There
FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS
the medicinal qualities Of which generally and svoraby
known that Il is deemed Unnecessary speak Ofther virtues
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC viii be In attendance during
the season
TERMS:
-
Board, per month rs %
VIZ. II. FRY, Proprietor
PcstOfice, Bonsack's
Roanoke county Va
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NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
U. q. Mall Route between New Orleans
Western L Ouisiana and Texas.

The Railroad Fsrybost will leave the ST. Ann street.
opposite the Jackson Square DAILY ~ NJ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers atsAh
Shippers and consgnees Of freight by giving notice
New Orleans Trsr sfer Company Camp and Common
Streets have ther goods received delivered any part
Of the city at reduced rates Of drsysga
Freghs for stations the road landings Techs
and for opelousas deliverable at New iberia Martins
Vile received da Sundays excepted from n NJ
at the foot OF ST. Ann street
Freight for all points Bayou LAourche between Laba
deve and LockpOrt for Belanger Canal and for Houms
will be received and transported through Raeeand La-
fourehe and Terrebonne stations through Steamboat rates
All outward freight payable at the time Of Shipment
AL inward freight delivery.
G. W. r. BAILEY,
SUPERINTENDENT
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sugar Miltenberger &co-45 do Mcstea & Value
10 do ] w Burbridge &co-sundries to order-To-
tai 20 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton " hhds sugar
20 bbls molasses
LOWER COAST-Steamer A Browns hhds
sugar Johnson-l5 do So bbls molasses 10 Chat.
raix a Agar-l3 bbls rice Z Brugier-l0 do Da.
vid-S sks rice A Socola-sundries to order-Total
70 hhds sugar IS bbls molasses
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Exports.

LIvERPOOL-ship Keivin-2372 bales cotton
1900 stsves
BARCELONA-Brig Flora-49O bales cotton
500 slaves
SHREVEPORT-Stmer Monsoon-Sundry mdse
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-Sundry mdse
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HATS, CAPS, ETC.
GRIMAULT d CO.'S
SYRUP OF FERRUsINoUs PERUVIAN sARx.

Chemists 10 II. r. H Prince Napoleon g rue Riehei,.u P.
Ins prepsrson has the great advantage combining two
most powerful t0ncs known In the medical world OF perfect
Ascdy and agreeable taste this Syrup with
ana SUITS the most delicate stomachs
IL is par excellence the FERRU0INOUs TONIC which
should De administered TO ladies o. delicate constitution
backward In attaining ths Of puberty and
70 enlldren OF weak constitution en-
poyed the treatment Of Chooross ARemea, Pale Com
pexon, Gssrcs, Gastralas Whites Lsnesrrhsa DsbilIty
want Of Appetite, Poverty 81 Blood, etc
Agents IN New York Mr. BECKER l2s Grand stres& Nev
gkenists - ~ 49,
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA

his celebrated Watering Place having undeFgone thorough
repairs and been furnished throughout every department
entirely and frs class furniture will be open for
ceptiOn Of visitors the 18th day Of June.
The reputation Of this extensive and firmly
established that useless 20 the particular diseases
for which u is specific. The propetors
maize as attractive Watering Place in the
Of Virginia
Comfortable Coaches viii meet each train at shavsvis
for the conveyarce ofPassengsrt the Springs The resident
partner viii be assisted In the management BY
experiences. and no pains spared 10 render visitors
shle q. A. COLHOUN. Agent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
Imports.

MOBHE-Steamer Louise-l0s bales cotton TO
T 4 5 HendersOn-l3 do Ware 4 Bro-63 Jos Hoy
81 Hamilton, Banks a Bradford-5l II McColl-l7
Jurey & Harris-sundres to order-Total $40 bis
cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
Masters or Vessels

WIN confer favor upon the press By hosting
their signal numbers (Rodgers' or Msrryatt's
Code) on arriving within FIVE miles Of 8 W Pass
Bar. BY this means their arrival will be reported
several hours in advance of the time it now re-
Qures to ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at " Pass Is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means of signal flags. B. S. 0sBoE,
Boarding Officer, 8 W Pass.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13

Aemornno8s
We learn by dispatch to Messrs Witherspoon
Halsey &cO, that the steamship Liberty sailed
from Baltimore for New Orleans, via Havana, on
the llth inst.
SPOKEN.
Jan 10th, in lat 1894 Ion 1898, ship Trenton
from Liverpool for New Orleans.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston, Feb 4-Cleared for New Orleans, schr
Anna Lyons, Kemp.
Philadelphia. Jan 31-Clesred for New Orleans,
bark Elwood Cooper, Fletcher.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bremerhaven, Jan l7-Arr from New Orleans,
ship Albert, Erich.
Barcelona, Jan ls-Arrived from New Orleans,
barks Fortuna and Acancia.
Liverpool, Jan 3l-Ssiled for New Orleans, ship
Bombay, Jordan. CID for New Orleans, ship Ell
snore Clark. Ldg for New Orleans, ship Union,
Austin.
Falmouth, Jan 22-Put in in distress, ship Belle,
Todhuuter.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MONTGOMERY BROS co. sell. Al II o'clock at their
Auction Mart, 81 Camp street, furniture etc aso, =
O'Clock A. n. at r. Liners Stable GraVier street,
horses, mules, etc.
@, E. GIRARDEY co. SELL ct l0< o'clock A NJ, cor
nsr 81 CsnAl and Camp Streets large stock Of clothing
store fixtures, etc
THE CONSTABLE sells, At IL o'clock NJ the building
known rs the Washington Arti lery Arm0ry.
Ia See Advertisements second and third pages.
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ReIoM Coming Up
ueIovv waiting Order

Bark Lincoln, TrOtt, from Boston, to G A FOsdick
&cO
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Memoranda.

Ship Assam Valley. Evans, from London, Dec 49,,
TO Ashbridge Ocean
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13

Hair Dye the best in tn. world the and perfect
Dye harmless. resbe instsntane Ridiculous
remedies the III effects e bad dyes and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful Black Bro Sold BY Dug
and Perum and properly applied Batoheors
Fac Ory Nc. 10 Bond street, New Ysfk.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
COAST.

ERHEsT TURPIN, wHoLEsALK aAEUFAO.
u turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolsa Cream
Drops, Sugar Almonds Rock Candy Jubjubs PAss, Gun
Drops sns syrups b. Steam Importer OF French eOrns
aens Decorated Toys Cossques Fancy Papers for Gaia
btanos or B0uquet CaonAges Fancy Boxes fer Christ
mas and New Year Presents Csmucopias, etc etc No
Lsyes street. between b Lcak .a1 ooat strsst Esu
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
VIEGINIA SPRINGS.
The following cslsbrassd VIRGINIA SPRINGS Of ss.y
by railroads and short stage lines good roads,
viii be open for Visitors ON AND AFTER TIE FIRST OF
White Sulphur.
GKxEEBRIER COUNTY, VEST vIReu11
eweet Springs and Salt Sulphur Springs,
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
Route vis Vgnis Central Railroad Jackson River Depot
until about the 10th Of JAY when the railroad will
CovingOn and from Bonsacks on the Virginia and Tennes
see Railroad, via stages
Hot Springs. Healing Springs, aad Hath
Alum Springs
BATE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Rsate via Virginia Central Railroad TO NHsSco Depot
ROekbridge Alum Springs,
RocKBRIDGR COUNTY, VA.
Route via Virginia CensAl Railroad to Goshen Depot
Augusta White Sulphur Alum Springs.
QoRNERLY sTErBLISGs)
Route via Central Railroad to Stanton, hence By stages
the Springs
Allegheny Springs,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Rsute via Virginia Central Orange Alexandria shsws
vile Depot on Virginia AID Tennessee Railroad.
Coyner's sulphur springs,
BoTscouRT COUNTY, VA
Route above 10 Coynsrs Springs Station. Virginia
Tennessee Railroad.
Through Tickets be procured At the principal cftss
West North and South ell the above named Springs
The PrOpetor OF the abovehamed Spring, have provided
an entire outfit ~ New Furniture ETC. In AL Departmental
and viii every effort tn make visitors ssftsfed
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13

Steamer Louise, Hopkins, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Monsoon, Stinde, for Shreveport, Master
Br ship Kelvin, Belyea, for Liverpool, Maury eco
Sp brig Flora, Gelpi, for Barcelona, PUG Bros
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Arrived Yesterday.

Henry Ames, Hicks, from Memphis.
Souiherner, Mason, from Evansville.
Hodge, Montgomery, from Shreveport.
Lafourche. BarancO, from Bayou Sara.
A G Brown, Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Iberville, Gross, from Bayou Sara (returned
in distress.)
Louise, Hopkins, from Mebile-P RR.
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TRAEsPoRIArog DsPARTNKSr,
New Orleans Jan. !, 1903
Shippers Informed that this company Is now giving
Through Bills Lsding ~ the above points.
All claims for Loss Damage, or overehargs will be
prom pity settled Al point Of deivsry.
For further information inquire at the Depot Calope
street, or at lhe Compsnys Once a CaronJeet street.
T. s. WILLIAMS Gen'l Superintendent
JANIS YoScE, General Freight Agent
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.


Schooner Ida BirdsAlL Birds.ll-clssrsd Dec n
Schooner ia nessn. Jameson-eleared Jan %
eSSS::5 ci.1... Alien Ssi.si:.sd Dec Is
Bark Allen Brsy-o cleared Nov IA
BOSTON.
sssss;s Sc. Oriental se ,I ., Jsnn
schoOn~ H Baker, Crowsl-O.dIng Jan n
Bark Lincoln, rrott-ssiIed Jan IS
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Pantheon, Beesy-osdng Dsss.
Steamship ALEXANDRA, Thonss-ssiled Jan n
Ship Freden, Misunderstanding Jan L
Ship Rochester, Over-saIled Sept >
Ship Msrgare, Evans McculOagh-elsarsd Dsos:
Ship David Canon Hob5es-ssiIed Dec 10
SIP ssiD W% MN, TOOsSSSy ncLi.n0 D ss Dsaa
SIP ssp o oordsli a. KinE- cleared Dec 2s
LONDON.
Ship s. P.ss e:. EH...
ship Protector, H.roni-closrsd Dec 5. -
HAvRE.
Steamship Pantheon, Beesy-sailsd Jan IL.
Ship Duchess d'orleans Hines-salled Dee u
BORDEAUX
Bark GuepuzcoAAa-sAied Dec n.
MESSENL
Bark Pirandsllo, Tstaro-clssIed Dsca
ANTWERP.
Bark Jupiter-ssied Dec IS
MELBOURNE
ship Marietta, Laper-ssiled Nov II.
CADIz
Gibraltar Nov %. Putint 81 Isgo de Cuba jan
GENOl
GLASGOW.
Ship StGfA, MeAIister-sailed Dec ID
PALERMO.
Bsrk Giovanni Batsta, Guglimini-saded rov p
RIO DE JssEIRo.
Brig sstinells-sAilsd Nov Is.
MATANZAs
Brig Pofnsets-clssred Jan 3
CARDIFF WALES
R fi5sAsrT y mp! bueaini-sd 5.ni
Bark Edwin Bruce-saied Jan 10
STEABisHI9s-.-STE
BRAZOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8 NAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb. Is, atsr.
FOR BHAZOs sANTIAGO-yIA CALVES
ion, weskly-The steamship
Agnes,
J.H. WILSON Commander,
win leave above her wharf, foot Of ST. Joseph street.
connecting Galveston with the for BrAEos
Santiago. Freight per Agnes for Bra1os Santiago will be
reshipped at Galveston.
For freight or passage spply to
CHAS. A WHITNEY 4 co, Agents,
50 and 50 amp street.
BNo freight received without from the once
GALVESTON-INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE U. s. MALL sTKAMsHIPs
EoR GALVESTON AND ISD1AxoLA-rHE
Line: ~
W. - Eewes.....I. q. Harris. Austin.
- EHes.......... Harlan.
l0bana.. ...slresceat ............ Morgan.
Ciinton Tartar n tAgorda.
j OsePhine-nov building.
The Steamship Crescent,
J. W. HAWTHORNE. Commands,
VIA sail on SATURDAY. February 18th, at6Ax
For freighi passage apply
CHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
50 and 81 Camp street.
EOk EAAs....................FOR TEXAS.
INSIDE BBRWICK's BAY ROUTE,
NEW oRLKANS OPELOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERLY
RAILROAD.
Passengers take the Ferry opposite jackson Squara
On SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS at ~ o'clock A and the leaving the Agiers
Depot at A. arriving At Brsshear City IL taking
The Morgan Line Steamships 81 Brsshear for Galveston.
hataEOrda. ................. CAPTAIN J. ATKINSON
SATURDAYS AND TUESDAY,
Morgan. J. y. LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYa
Tickets 70 be had ard until oelock
Railroad &c C~-> sire an.
Ferry Landing, on the morning o. departure.
@. W. R BAYLEY, Superintendent
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Nlarins 5nteHigenfe.
CIAArsd NasterdaY,

CRkscEsT OrTIcE, No. - CAnp srKEzx,
Thursday, February Is. 1868. J
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BOSTON.
sEEoEAsTg BOSTON AND NEW oKLkAEs srKAx
SHIP COMPANY.
fbs Hns 00nrrias tbs Fine OesSz s.eszskps
CoEooRDIA.....zco tons, Leland. OsnnAads~
kEEsIFGroH....l7es :. Hedges, ..
81 LoUIS........l2c Caasscz. ..
CLEOPATRA ...l2ae =. Rish, a.
0kIKFfAL....... 500 .. Ensw, q,
PsrainE Regular Weekly Lns
FOE EOsTON-THE STEAMSHIP
Oriental,
F. SNOW, Comm sndsr,
TIn leave On SATURDAY. February 18th, a 6 p H.,
hon Balls Head, Fourth Dssrict.
These steamers sfer Superior sssonmezAteas FOR pass,n
and freight and insure lowest rates Aas every IA
sy VII - extended to shppsr Fer freight or pa.ssRs
sppJte ORkkVY, MCPHERSON co.,
No. IS Oarondsict street
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACES MORGAN LINE y. q
Mail Steamera
EOH BAY ct. LOUIS, PASS OHRIsTIAN
Mississippi City. Biloxi Ocean Springs and Pascagoals
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
The new and segant low iron steamer Laura
-
follows arrival Ralroad below
On TUESDAYS on the arrival OF ths "A. train
On SATURDAYS. on arrival Of u H. zan-On this "Trip
goir 20 PsscsgouA.
Returning will leave Ocean Springs MONDAY and FRI
DAY Evenings: Paseagoua every MONDAY noon
The above trips viii be regularly unless BIZ
bad weather lev Fav furher Information
CHAa WHITNEY 90, Agents,
90 and 81 Camp street
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VICKSBURG.

NIChSsO tLCf.
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY Ar5Pn
WICK NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday U. g. Mail PAskst
II. Il. Lee,
mo W. CANNON E<es.
win leave abeys for vckIburg Natehss Grand CALI Rod
ST. Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara Batoa
Rouge. Dona dsonvie and all inter mediate handbags
The X T. Lee will tAke freight and for YaEop
river, With ivilsge Of reshippiRg at VicksbsrE
esht Or passage having unsurpassed sccomn 'daona
GEO. D. HITE, Agent. II Tehoupitoul.s a.
A. BRITT0E Co, Front street.
vICKsBURG.
Leaves every TUESDAY ASK
ZOE VICKsBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY,
Eatehss Fort Adams, Bayou Sara BAtoa Rcugs al
intsrnsdate lsndngs-The new elegant passenger packed
Gov. Allen,
W. B. RICHARDSON, Master
wiz commences her regular trips MONDAY EVENING,
the lth ns leaving New Orleans every Monday evening
ST. u. For height or passage apply on board, orto
sINEOTr ADAMS, IS Commercial Pacs
Ps-Tse steamer Gov Allen connects a, vIeksburg with
steamers Calumet for YaIoo River M-rts for sunaou
giving through bills OF lsding for all points on Me abovs
streams The Allen built expressly tAds and
viii remain the entire twelve months in the yssr.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, atBRM
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