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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-09
.FOLUME l.
poT,TTICAb NOTICES.


sSaiIyt RaafeaIs - Organization of
s|'s Wsrd sub Olob.-At meeting of The
1Istd Radical Re publican Club, held at ito
this even ng. the following gentlemen
oficers:
Judge e. Clifford,
ents-Terence Cook and David Wilson.
~, O'Connor.
Clement +. 6landin.
Beei etary-w. j Furniss.
setings EVERY MONDAY EVENING
e|psk
oLEMENT +. eLANDIE. Secretary.
orlsshs, Aprils 1858. app a
VA mass Attention, Repub-
II tbs Third Distriotl-A mass meeting of
Vnbifsans Of the Third District will be held
thinfibn Square. on Elysian Fields street, on
usnAR EVENING, AprL II, at seven o clock
band will be in attendance. All
.snti,c,n Clubs Of the city. and also those
-. are invited to be present Able speakers
she meeting
d tcl ii the President.
FG LLoRENS, Secretary
d snansent CandIdate for state senn-
n HaaIth Ward. city Of New Orleans.-The
n f1sBN NJ. HuYLE is hereby presented as a
te b represent the Fourth Ward, Second
|a she sta Senate BY . ,,x- ,on,r,
Y lis Request Of Many Friends the
Il mH LIAM II. MORGAN is announced as
N clsu6ndent candidate for Constable of the
d, ,1re's Court Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth
ap9 St.
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LEONARD MERCHANT, Secretary
In closing this letter let me gdd that La
fayeite viii do her duty on the Eth and
18th instant, and vote solid for the CJusu
tuition and the regular Republican cundi-
dates. VERMlLIlONElLIE,
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Mr.. Joubert made a minority report. in
which he advanced the inton that under
existing laws there was an undOubted right
to hold such an election. He spoke quite
warmly IN tayOrOf his position, and gave
his reasons ia a terse speech.
Themaj0rity report was received, and the
subject postponed until next regular neet-
ing, .........isl
Resolution to allow the street commits
sioner to employ ten men for the purpose of
cleapiug alf the bitches bounded BY st. Pat
rick, Felicity Clara, and Upper LiIie Streets
fourth district, was adopted.
Adjourned until next Tuesday evening.
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rghe Book Of the Treasurer of the Gam
Imittee of the Radical Republican Party,
! the names of al those who subscribe
y expenses of the Campaign, the amount
|aIipHons received by the Committee, and
Il the ex1enditnre thereof, will be at the
~ No. Il Dryades street, and always open
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ae can enter their names, and leave the
~ Mr.. Mulford, the Secretary, IN the
NJ A. soUTHwoRTH.
Treasurer.
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nsnaent CandIdaie for state senn-
FsaIth Ward. city of New orleans.-The
4 LIN NJ. HUYLE is hereby presented as
'ts 81 represent the Fourth Ward, Second
~ A' MANY VOTERS.
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e sas 1.'u' tufabasa. and Renting o.
= - a-'s'eirru. !. pnEessass Asortsassu. sad
a'as sa'Pa q even ssssliDtios. aiu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-09

WASHINGTON, April 8.-Internal revenue
receipts To day S355. 900.
Judge Curtis opens tomorrow for the de-
feuse in the impeachment case. There is q
greater demand for tickets than since in
parchment opened
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-09

First District--FRAEoiS O. 1aAHAE. Second Dis
trics-viToR GERoDiAs. Third District
o. Q, BL.ANDIN Fourth Dstrict-E. P. Do.
CLosLANGE, Algiess-V. H. FREyTLLE.
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HENRY o DIBBLE, Chairman.
2. q L1oHHus. ssorstass. mh2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-15

he demand was moderate and prices
irm-Middlings, 2ifc.
T. e New Orleans market to-day was
active, with Middl ngs, DE.
Our market, dIring the week, has
been active aud thu stock has been kept
very low under large orders from the
East. The week opened with some in
qulry and Middliu Is 22l9222c. GA Tues
day the market ws.s excited and &c was
asked for MiddIiugs. On Thursday 25c
was readily obtained AID the sales on
this day were the largest of the week,
inc'uding 81 bales low Middiings st 223c;
III aud Il9 do at :a2so 100 Midliings at
b; Io3 do st 2I}c. The market has
beeD aim at 80 until to-dey, when it ad
vanced about Ic, with holders very firm.
Among the sales reported since morning
were - bales Ordinary at 2Ic; 8, 8,
10 Good Ordinary 22te, SO at 22se, 81 al
224e, IS, 81, - Snd 1 at 224, "a 1t 225s
81, so, 20, 25, %, IS and 107 Of COCO
style Low Niidlings at 23c; Il, 80, %,
80 and los Shy Mlddlings at 23o; 60 Low
Middlines TO Middlings at 23be; s MID
dlings 234c, Is st 234c. We quote SIS fol-
NA--
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q bill of lading, pass to the purchaser the
absolute property for which 1t is given.
IN cases Of gifts, as we'll as ordinary
sales OF property, where it is inconveni-
ent or impractieRole to make an actual
delivery, it may be constructively made,
and by such acts as the nature and stu
alton OF the property may require to
ensotuate the Intention Of the parties, as
by delivering q part for the whole, or the
key OF the house, or marking timber on
q wharf, or il the property is in the
hands Of a bailee, by an order to him for
the possession.
la this case, though the nature OF the
transaction does not impart an absolute
sale and transfer OF the title, nor more
than the creation Of q specisl property
In the cotton as security for the money
advanced, yet the deposit of he bills OF
lading wes effectuai for the latter pur-
pose, and the lien so acquired by the
bank was paramount to that created by
the attachment.
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The Liverpool market for the week
opened dull At no.. for Uplands, and de.
clined Immediately u. II was nrmer
on Wednesday, and unchanged on
Thursday, and has been steady until to.
day, when it closed dull and prices IN.
changed.
Uplands in New York opened at 24lc.
Itwent down before noon ic, but became
nrmer under a heavy export demand,
and recovered the lost before the day
closed. It went up lc N Wednesday,
and since has been firm at 25e. Il
opened with S mOdeTste demand to-day
and prices 6rm. At noon the De
mand Was tie same, and the mar
ket frm at 25925Ic for Middlings.
At 1910 pm. the market was very
am and holders asking the higher
~stos-Uplands, 25lc. AT ppm. it was
nnist hut stesdy-Low Middlings, 24fc;
H4nIsuds, 25@25le; Orleans, 25!@25sc /;
Good Middlingsi l6Sz6fc. At the close
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'Old Reliable" Memphis and white
River U. 8. ksII Packet Company,
Semi. Weekly Line.
- - ~

T1BE splendid side-wheel steamers LIBERTY
No. 2, ana MAYFLORER, Will form q
Semi-Weekly line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tue-day
and Saturday, at 5 o'clOs X pm, connecting st
Railroad for Little Rock and Hot Springs. Re-
turning, win leave J cksonpOrt every Tues
day and Friday ut 8 a m, and Devaliis Bluff
every Wednesday and Saturday at Il o'eloek M.
The Liberty. No. 2, AMI HayfoWer viii make
close connections as tie mouth OF White river
with the steamer Guidon for Pine Bluff. Fare
10 Pine Bluff, $40 90; Freight, 50 cents per 100
pounds.
The steamera Economist and Hamilton VIII
run batveeu Little Rock and Fort Smith In
connection with This lac and the Meuphis and
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight 20 all
pointg between Little Rock and Fort smith.
Insurance one-hoV per cent LESS 6y Mis
route than oey other.
JOAN b. DAVIS. superintendent.
LEVY & SHARPE, sgents,
orqq II No go Front Row.
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FOE HOUND CITY.

STEAMER GEORGE w. CHEEK IL
y leaves Memphis every day forI
MonndClty at = am, - an, IL M, "a end n
pm. leaves Mound City every Gay Az an.
foot OF Wasb-~-ton street.
iyll BARK p CHEEK. Nastar.
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VIM. P. Mellep, Trustee. and TIE United states
and Others, against Tho New Orleans and
/. Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING besn appointed by The Hen. Bland
III Ballard, Judge OF tbs United etates rs
trict Court for tn7 D9strft o. ken ucky' q
Special Commissioner IN the above styfe case
% audit and MAKE CIT q fuii and complete re.
port TO SAIL Court Of all bonds and coupons Jet
unpsIG. seen -ed by TIE first mortgage and also
an bones z coupons due and unp-tt. secured
by the second mortgage CT the sfll NeW Jr-
leans ard Ohio Railroad Company, ana 70
whom due, and the names OF the AOloeis
thereto respectively
There fore, Notice is hereby given % al pond
hOldeTs, IS Aforesaid, u come ofWELda anu re-
my office, in The city Of Pacucan and state OF
Ksntucky, al bonds being The Lust and second
MORTGAGE Of said NV Or e4us and Oniu k2lt-
road Company and coupons thereto ~belCuglHs
and unpaid. oa or before The second Monday in
March. 1ss9. ". n. JONES,
novgi Inns Special o Commissioner.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
A d.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEN-
~ Der 2, 1855, the train on the Eastern Division
of this Roa will run regularly as oIloYs:
GOING WEsr-Leaves Hopeleld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday al 7:3D a-m, and arrive
at Madison at l O'Clock pm.
CoMsEG East Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 100 a m. arrive at
Hopeheld at 1 O'Clock p.mY and Memphis at
1850 pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves ths-H7R Of
Union street st 7 q H.
Tickets for sale al all the Railroad Ticket off,
ces In the city.
rreights foT Madison or way stations received
by 2. M. Patterson q 20 at their Wharf-bost,
foot OF Union street.
Freight TO Way Stations must be prepaid.
sSOtnce OF Road, 80. u Jefferson street.
an29 u J.. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't.
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ron Kew ORLEANS.

y. y. Green, Master
1hi Mammoth freight steamer ~
viii leave as above oa a-
REDN ESDAf. 18Th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight oniy apply 70
LARRY ARMSTAD, Agent,
del33t ~ Madison street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
Master
THIS splendid passenger packet 4
wiGieave as above ~
WEDNESDAY,, 10th inst, at 5 pm
For f1eizht or passage apply 10
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
del3st No. 19i Front street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
master
TINS elegant passenger steamer Ill
Will leave z
WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, at 5 pm,
For freight or passage apply 10
MART WALT q CO,
Gel3 4t Agents, a. Font street.
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Eor SaIe,

ON SATURDAY, DECEMBEr lerF, I viii
~ sell, to the highest bidder, st Mason's Do
pot, n Tract of Land contsiDtDg 4l2 Acres, sit
uased in Upton county, two miles north OF
Mason's Depot. Terms made known At time OF
sale. 81. X. and ]. /. SHERROD,
aoy1s law4w@w Administrators
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FoR AKKANsAs RrvER.

Regular Arkansas River Weekly P~acket-FoT
Helena Pine Bluff nd Little RO.k.
fF44k 1ODA---.---- -s....-+-----.G4Af cllIo huhHtHE
This new and magnificent pas l.
seng-r steamer Will IeeVe $500
WEDNESDAY,, 10Th inst at pm.
VIHSON q DONAHUE, agents,
d e. a. % Front street
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Mississippi Gotten Plantations
For Eent.

night PLANTATIONS NEAR BEULAH,
IL Bolivar county, Miss. thoroughly protected
from ~1nundaIion by the ! eT levees.
Four Plantations for sale.
CLARK & MONTGOMERY,
dels tIal Btulah, Mississippi.
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CARDS.
a OAEEr1
BANKRUeTC1.

IN the District Court of the UniAed states, for
the Dist let of West Tennessee. In the NIT
ter Of II. +. Davidson. Bank Tupt. In balIk
ruptcy, District of West Tenn essee-ss.
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby ffves notice Of hia
appointment as assignee of -. /. David
son, In the county Of '5helby and State Of
Tennessee within said District, witO has
been sdjudBsi a BankrT.p s upon his own pett-
tion. By the District Co art Of said i1stridE
Memphis Tenn fde 81 day OF December
AID, lsa WILLIAM Y. CIRODE
ds5 ~ is Assignee. Ete.
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28th pal OF DeeembeF. I'D. IS,

At the courthouse door n tie own OF Austin
In the county ofTunier, state O ~n1ssSslppl
proceed to sell 20 the highest bidder, for cash
the following lands rs Deserted IN ssi1 Deed OF
Trust, as follows, 10 wit All Of section seven
IN OF TOwnsnip On OF Range elsvsu. on, west
wing aud beinE 10 said run ca Il ) ana state
OF Mississippi. SAFE within awful hours. TILE
supposed to be good, but / WI sell MY as
Trustee. il 5AAFLhs trustees.
October Is. 1855. ocE IDS
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Trust SALE.
USTEE SALE.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed BY
% Wn ID NY on the 80 h day Of March, u.
1859, TO Iohn y. TrOtter, Trustee, 70 secure ths
payment OF certain prOmissory notes payable
as follows, TO Wit: one note for six thousand
dollars. due and payable 90 Catherine z tTee-
man on the 8hn day OF JaDuay, Al. 1850,
with ten per Ger L. Interest from date. and dated
the 2th Of March. A %. 1853. One note Of the
same date Tor six thousand six hundred 60 100
dollars, paysb 70 athertne p Freeman on
99th day OF March. AID. 53L, With 'eg4t interest
nOm date. nd tme note OF same date Tor SIX
1hos sand 81 hundred 6J 100 dOlars, payable 10
Catherine p Freeman with legal interest," from
date. said Deed OF Irssf j. rec rded IA the Pro.
bate Clerks Office Of Tuniee county. state q
Mississippi, in BO X +. OF the record o. deeds
for said county. page 5A. anu ey virtue o.
and in pursuance OF 3 D-crsa Of the Chancery
Court or said Tunica cnCuty, mate q III April
term thereof AID. 1878. investing myself win
The pOyvers of Trustee 10 sal ID 81 OF Trust, the
death OF the said JnO. Z. TrOtisr, fru-tes as
aforesaid, having been suggested 10 laid Chan
Gerry Colrt. viii. on the
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STONERALL FOR SHE.

OWING to the falling health OF JAMES
~ STEWAR iwbO has been IN ThG &c Of the
premises s. manager and uartner fOi the last
twenty II ye years., STONENALLl O arm en-
bractns abnut 1850 acres OF the choicest Eoruon
OF lie estate OF the iGfe DAVID CHAlGHEAD,
situated in the bend OF Island No. q, Arkansas
side, is bow offered for sale
There are on The placs aboutED acres cleared,
well fenced, ana now IN cotton and corn ; one
hundred acI es IN hue cypress timber, TO which
from the bank q the r~yerts, In c.4npiete run
ming order, a trainway provided with TaiIoad
trucks, ccnveBi=bt fer bringing lumber Tor
shipment. The balance o. che land is heavily
timhered With oak, ash, walnut.
etc liz is well leveed aud a large portion OF
the tract Is entirely above tire highest Hoods
There are al,o on tile place comfortable houses
negro quarter, a gin and colion Fr.ssl earns,
stables, a fine apple aud q peach orchard anu
svsrything IN complete Iunalng order. Also,
q number Of reIiscle hands, vino have been on
the place for years, 2 may De empl yed oy
the purchaser. Also. mules, hofses, STOCK h0gs-
oxsn. etc, 81 dicient to work q. and Veiuod az
ABOUT $500. These latter, Il VIII &c des1THb G 20
DISPOSE OF 20 tbs purchaser Of he land
For further particulars apply 20
JAMES STEWART. on tbe Premises.
p W. DAVIS, o. 'front.' street. MemF1
9 CRAIGHEAD, BREAST GlBSONs 4
def I'm NasANhie. Ie1n-
Sd Louis Republican and CiurcinI Az CONF
mercial Daiiesl copy cne month, nc SEMI Oh
To ID p. Hsdden. S2 Front street pnlS.
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Memphis and New Orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY AMES-...-...Geo W. Boyd, Master
j. s.. Sedan, C'erE.
THIS splendid steamer will enter H
I the trade as q regular SATUR-l2E
A PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November rs. at 5 pm,
And every alternate saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY HAR fSTAD, Agent,
No. X Madison street.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
novI4tf No Eel From street.
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o Nv ANsvILLE.

Regular NJ mphl5 and Ev-nsvtle Weekly
PacKCt-FOT Cairo and Evansville.
-Ny1NoE 4 = - AAAotCA
fms new aud splenuIo passenger .E|
,IssHleT VIII leave as above on Sz&
4 Is DAGs 18th inst, A ; pm.
LARRY HARMScAD, Agent,
delj It ~ Madison street.
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Fos FRIAR's FoIAT.

Re2ulsi Memphis and Friar's Point Pa. ket-
Fer Helena and Friar's Point.
Lee niAStSG
THIS elegant passenger packet .S-h
VIZ leave .
TUESDAY. 18Th inst, at 5 Pm.
ELI TT & MILLER, Agents,
deli q Prom-n De stree, DOT JefTe on.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Foa 81. LOUIS.

FOa 81. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
u tied States Mail.
BELLE MEMPHTS.--.....-....~.CrSne, Master
THIS superb passenger steamer
will leave AS aboveoD rkaG~
THIS DAY, 10 h inst, at { pm.
del5lt FLEM. CALYERT, SUIT
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FOR car CaEw at

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
for Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
Sllzh II MOys- AtIflteS master
3his eleg nj and fleet passenger
steamer Win leave E
TUESDAY, l511 inst. at 5 pm.
JAS. I. BOURNE q co, Agents,
del42t No. y Jefferson street.
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TRANSPORTATION.
FOR HALE's POINT.

Memphis and Bates Point Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, osceola and HaIe's
Point.
The Sidewheei Passenger Packet
Captain W. G. Hardwick
kAJ ILL leave Memphis as above d.
every Tuesday and Eatur-IaE
day., commencing Wednesday. NuVelnDeT ZtD,
and will remain Permanently in the trade and
by strict attention to business trusts to receive
the patronage of shippers.
For reight or passage apply on board or TO
MAXI Walt & 90, agents,
noy23 If No. 27l Front street..
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet
FOR Cairo and Louisville
hlDh EJuL veal. GtdsDoa
This splendid lew pressure pas SK
senger packet will leave as abOye1
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, al ) pm
LARRY BAhMSrAD, Agent,
dal5 It No ~ n .uis n street.
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Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 3:l5 pm connects for Cairo and st. LouiE,
arriving at st. Louis ct 1880 pm. mex day.
Through TichetS at Reduced Gates,
Can be procured al the Company's ONCE, 23z%
Main street. and a. De pot, head of Main street,
AE Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City transfer Company at Hotels, PHI
vSte Residences, or on board boats, 10 all prin-
eipai points East and North.
SAM. 3. JONES, Superintendent.
1 Passenger Agent. sepl3
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LUMBER. ETC.
LeSma0er,
.MnlbeT.

nLDEST lumber merchants In the South
" Yard established in Memphis 1877. Build
ing Material Of all kinds. Dressed aud rough
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Ceiling. Blinds,
Laths, Notwithstanding, GlEzsG Sash, Eenc-
ing. We don'J irtead 70 be undsrsold. Yard
and office foot Wsshington street, near river.
pIS d&w6m d. r.. j. W COCHRAN.
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Notice 81 Dissolntie1..

mHE partnership hereto ore existing between
the under-igued und T the firm nane OF
| NOURSE & MATHEWS is mis- day dlssoive1
bv mutual consent. charles Ncur-e VIII col
lect all on standing accounts sEd pay al La
| bIIittss. G. MOUSE.
\. MATHEWS. !
Memphis, Tenn December 9, lSS.
The undersigned win continue the business
Al th0 same ONCE,
No, 10 Jefferson Street,
Where he will he happy osee az tboss having
h-sIness 10 traT sact with the N oak Mutual
-. Insurgrce Company" or desiring tatnsure
LIE - G.. EOUBSE.
blSf6 -ha-Q 1868 delOlW
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Fos WHITE RIvER.

Regular Memphis and White River Packet
DIES u. elliott master
This hne passenger packet leaves EA
for the above IN $50
For freight or passage apply TO
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
deI5 1t Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
Memphis and White River Us. Man Packet Co.
LIBhRTX NO. 2............--J&mes Rice master
This excellent steamer leaves "a
Memphi AS abOVe4 szs
TUESDAY, 18th inst, et 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
LARRY HARMSGAD, Agent,
del3S St star Wharfooet. foot Monroe Fl.
Memphis and White River US. Mai Packet Co
LIbtlSTX no. 2.......-..--.Jame Rice master
This excellent steamer leaves A
nhts rs ahTve, EINakEEs
TUESDAY, 18th inst ct ; Pm.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents,
NJ .i Front street.
J. A. sayers. Passenger Agent. del93
RegnIa white, Black and Gun rent
River Packet.
LADY WTTHAUP..-~..-~~-..Capt Chss. Beers
Sid II. Humphrey, C.erE.
Fsfls packet viii make Weekly IL
Trlps from Jaeksonport, Ark. A1
nc Black rfveF to fOcahoDtas AID Poplar bluff,
and ap Current river u D~oniphan. She viii
makec ose connections at JacAsonport with the
Steamer Des Arc Eve Saturday.
shippers and passengers may rely, on her
~punetaaliiy' acc IN
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- EEA
Packet ConQpa'y.
THE elegant passenger packet THOMAS II.
= l. built expressly Tor this Company,
viii now take her place in the line, and here
after the following boats Will leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays & Thursdays, at ) o'clock P.na.,
THOMAS II. ALLEN. 80 Reese Pritchard, Master
W. A. CALDWELL-......-.R. L. Haines, Master
"A Bla.sdell, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with the new and
hght-drauSht packets,
FORT GIBSO N..--.....John Woodburn, Master
FORT SMITH. Boz in, Master
VAN BUREN-.-~.......J. W. Williams, Master
All Of the above boats were quilt expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well adapted
to ii. Passengers and freight Will be put
through by this line TO all points on the Arksn-
sas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any poIat on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Aem-
phis, should have their goods consigned to
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pauy, at Memphis. Ae~rchandise ship sd from
New orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packer Company, HapO-
leon, Ark.
FREIGHT received at any tins at the Compa-
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FoR ST. FRAnC1s RIvER
SAINT FRANCIS.

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-01
WHERE THE TisEACflERY IS,

The, Red Wing Republicans, which
warmly supports Gen. Hubbard; tells
some: home truths concerning the St:
Paul l2ress.: The latter paper, while
pretending. to favor Gen. Hubbard,
is ready to- sell him cut any time if il
could find any surer means Of defeat.
ing Mr.; Donnelly. The friends Of
Gen.; Hubbard understand this, or they
should: The Republican says:
That there has been 1reachery in. this
Congressional contest we we'll know. But
the traitors, the: men, guilty of the treach.
cry, are members Of the thieving clique Of
political vagabonds whose headquarters
are in the offices of the St. PaIl Press and
st: Paul Pioneer. and who Jointly o,rn and
control M !9 t'so Papers. ::,., -: -. !. 49,.
u" The true men Of # tho Republican par:
y, without "! regard to their honest dit;
teren!eess, are: fast learning that The on.
lyopurpose Of the Press is plumber.