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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-19
NEW YORK CLOI HING STORE.

NEW YORK CLOT HING STORE.
ON STREET, NEXT HoRNBRooK BrRTIs' GROCERY
betueen Main and Syed=cys.
S. GUMBERIS, Wholesale ->iIS>
and Retail Clothing Manufactu. Pg1e|
rer, has just received a large 49,
~ sortment Of Superior Black Cas- -
smere and various colors aso assortment of Satt-
netts Casnetis and Tweeds also, Black Silk and Satin
and other Vests and Vests Of adj kinds In
nection with his large stock of Clothing, he will keep
fine assortment of Hats and Caps Carpet Bags and Trunks
aso fine assortment Of 6ne Linen Shirts and Cravata
ard various other articles.
He is prepared to sell Clothing, wholesale and RETAIL
much cheaper than any house in this city, and solcs
continuance of the patronage literally bestowed upon
him. Come and give me a call.
mhI6 s. GUMBERTS.
make to order in the best style.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-19

NEW GOODS.
lust RECEIVED
81 Fashionable black Bonnets;
Fashionable made colored Bonnets;
Fashionable Pearl Braid do;
Misses do do;
Assorted rich Velvet Ribbons:
Frnged Merino;
Boys BOots
Boys ready made Clothing for sale cheap forcasa at
WILLIAM HUGHES,
deco Corner Main and Second SIS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-19
Clothing, Furnfslai slg Goods, Hats
Cans. &c.

The undersigned having justC7A
bought out the Clothing Establish II
Asc ment Of Mr.. s. KAHN, under thee
~ Journal Office, would respectfully call
the attention Of the public to the large stock Of Clothing
Furnishing Goods &C., which they now have on hands,
They of the best manufacture and made In TO mos
fashionable styles Having been purchased such
as will enable them to sell at the very lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing Of any description Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally would find it to their
advantage to call at this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere In this stock will be found Overcoas Coaks
Dress, Frock and Sack Goats, Shirts Hats and Caps
&C., which now open for inspection. Call you want
to get goods cheap. GOTTLEIB, VILE & CO.
decl2-G
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-19
CLOTHING, &C.
A. LOBENSTINE

~----~~-~~~~~O~~~>C~~~~~>
CHAs. w. MACK, A. LOBENsTINR
80. .... .... go.
MACK & &LOBENSTINES
We sternSta Clothing Store
FULL BLAST!
NSVIL LIE, N DIANA,
IN THE LOWER STORY OF pREwis PAVILION. CORNER OF
WATER AND SYCAMORE sr@tETs.
Messrs. MACK & LOBENSTINE -
have just received and will continue XeIl d lH
N2 to receive weekly from their large ~4kM 9M
.W Wholesale Establishment in Cincin- 11k.A-1xS
cinnat, the largest and most extensive assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
the Market and consisting Of every article of apparel
necessary to complete the wardrobe Of Individuals ofev
cry taste.
COATS.
The following kinds made of the best materials, and in
the latest styles, now in store:
Black cloth dress and frock Goats;
Brown, black and invisible green;
Grey. black, brown and gold mixd Tweed
ALso-Every kind of loose summer Sacks, dress and
rock Coats and Coatees to all of which respectfully
invite the particular attention of the public.
PANTS.
Super black and fancy Cassimercs;
All varieties Bombazine and Drap dEte';
Grass Linen, DOeskin and Corduroy;
Cassinet Jeans and fancy summer Pants of every de-
scription.
VESTS.
Black Satin and fancy silk Vests
Velvet, valencia, bun anu Wnlte MarcliicS. Linen;
Cashmere and Cassine with common vests fall sly
and at the very lowest prices.
~EUhN sSHENG GOODS. 4. 4,
SasszssE Consisting of an elegant and iIiffh
large assortment of custom IPiVW
S~>e made bosom shirts shirt collars, ~ u
cravats ofsuperor quality ard beautiful patterns silk knit
cotton drawers gloves suspenders and every
other article usually found i'll the most extensive establish
ments ofthe country.
~ In connection with their large stock of ~
s. c,othing. they will keep fine assortment {axsa
SzrA ofCAMPs SUPERIOR HATS Cars.
Also all kinds of Union, Mexican, California Leghorn
Panama and other sly les of hats: with variety of
BOOTS I'D 5 HOES.
II is useless 20 mention their elegant very extensive
lot of hog skin and other kinds of TRUNKS CARPET Bags
and VALIsEs.
We always and at all times prepared TO sell Clothing
at Wholesale manufactured in the most substantial
much cheaper than any other k0vSe an this city, and
terms TO compare iayorably with any house West ofthe
Allegheny Mount;ns One of he proprietors has been
three months in Cincinnati for The express purpose ofgct
ting up this stock and socits continuance OF the patron
age so literally bestowed Oh them. Respectfully,
MACK & LOBENSTlNE.
ErrRsriHe, Sept. q, 1851.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

STEAMBOAT AcctDEsr-Loss of Lie.-A dispatch from
st. Johns N B dated the 18th. says The steamer Ad
mira st John of the British Provinces containing
twenty aborers down in the harbor yesterday
steam frigate, and all board except seven, were
drowned. .l
the east and west have suspended their abors for the
season, .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

DEPARrMErr STATE, November Is, 1852.
The annexed extract from despatch received from J.
II. Williams Esq, dated August 1s, relating to new
tariff passed by the Legislative Council at Sydney New
South Wales, is published for general information
have the honor of enclosing herewith copy of the
new tariff passed by the Legislative Council
"You will perceive that articles likely to be imported
into this colony the United States with the single
exception Of tobacco free upon tobacco the duty
both of leaf manufactured has been reduced Cd per
pound and is to be still further reduced after December
lS53B 'I.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

tne Commons ~ ~ LIE ins sests ~.
soiessfs " gs tuas se Gn.nSeiio1 y -
usfs nnane'al scneme e spssa - nss ssss ssa
uty OF S3Aa per pouno sssI,1s q xsslests lsss9
educe the tsx ON income ffom Ia. ~ poxna -
q but TO ippose't on az ineonles eaa weAss eeeve
$3.50 Per .nnumi ana 70 enasGs ~ - 81 -
oniee of whatever amount. aS1Hing noN psoDe1yI ~
unds are to be taxed for panper manssneoee;
N carriages horses and dogs-cszsesny ~ Eoos -
not regarded as favorable to the nndss sa.za-s
o fact equivalent nfst--s Reduction - sne ~
lays' labor On every working Thirds ~ e w.
,ne-tventieth Of their entire income on tnN 49,
md. 9 annutsnts whose yhos n.ns e ~ ~
Ihirl, the income tax paid By The higher el..sss
them .atsxsd Hisstated that the repeal Of he hop
y ~ pseM Mosse oas n9s $500 ~. s.ss
ssor m 4, sos s.r QUITE y rsma,a & e % - -
7, Iaitways NeNd p vel received Dy the peutcs
the s rates e Of essr1i.ss.. q, 4. y.
speech The sum % bs dsnardsd nom Paritansst for
the expenses Of the WeisBson funsia placed =
*iuoV = -. :. - -. = i. .s 8. - =, =
,bs pss week were very q - ~ %
Among other snps ios 2. namss ~ M ~ rs
lowisg an peaI ne mooan ~ ss Z. ~ y M s
Am9ies q hoc1esst :. VI hs 81 fsnESs ri
hd ash sS; III ~ hsnds bi~ Wsnsv1ssS - swss
but ". Tss ioio.iae vsrs .ieeI.d, "a =. g M
a. ,t,saoos = I Nsss1 In1,. = fS.sse A.
V,sdrcSs nsnsh Bsii..n shteids : Cheruh ~ i
mouth Kiitoe sunderisnd; Riheman Nswcsstle BfL
tsnnia HartIepooI vols.ss, BIyth; esasA, Wls1y
Hard wicke Sunderland Russlan skip; Merchast Hsss
tIepool Suters Harwick Marss Eisabe4A Tbs list
named ship had casgo vllued It E10oeu0 vhjeh vnD
fallen on and pundered BY the pp4ie aloeg ths cOast
several Of the other ships plundessd ID nkS
By the wretchcs on whose cdase they Ms1eeae
Under the title o. tns s1ssa.ssas =
Conpsnyss, 4, ~ -. sass%ai.. = ~, o.. -.
s.esnss -. ~. - y. Z - go - uo~s .fesssva .
= n .or,ct~sfs ,1,- ~ ninf -
~ !.. a.ssI ~ .: - ~, rt.css - - 4 - =
.i'ces =. -, - hsd - roraon Mo>asv ev..s,e
~ - rn,rssrS .,s,. ~ bl 2 n
.t; ~ ssI - a s5in~ the feiou refass<r - usaf =
- a3, !, Tfa ,,sssnc n 1no3fceahs frn the ~
srs rs.d f,. Rossufh Eesr
M I ni rnore thsm Kossnths efter q to-
i.tIy ~ tinnit II cfven n the London Mufnpx
Ad17.r{i..v II fl,e 81 ins4ant 5sf ss
Soue samples Of cotton o. good ana 9selul qgAly-
from Ia flata were exmoitea tns Rast week !. tne
chester Exchange Fiys bales 0 d had bssa t.as.ssea
from Buenos Ayres 20 Liverpool hovss WIN aayssse
that w@ sample o. cotton growing ufid on sne 49,
panK q sne ka1ane ~ sno elssrc. = .
said that any may oe mo JOE t1o
Dut nosnns = ss.u = p.ssn y I. .ns
" ssss. ..s s y = rth - u r. ,A. ~
pt,sns, M5 AZ = IN, - ~. v,.d ~ s
% l., ~ ~ I.,ss.. soss ~ - m - n -. -
- nrossS =, ~ f-,sm 3 are 9s.ss vs1r -
sas s WI ,s.,ss X ths = fIs Ss1,
snd Il ;s.sLed nstursiv encuah MI 49, ~ 1sts
out tne nte 8,
An aHsAr u IoIo ~ u gk, =. r.Tssfts
snasa ~ .s;n sausl rT,S % - NJ MsIS.r.otg z hsts,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
o. THE CONSOLIDATED c1rY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Table TaIk.

Our friends Scott Soaring well known. They have
very large clothing establishment at the corner Of Old
Levee and Canal streets-tho daily resort Of hundres
Every body thinks Of his clothing this cold season wish
Ing TO be unlike the fool in King Lear who shrieks
7on's cold, Scott Soaring are among the first in
bringing out the latest fashions and tho secret Of
making appars neat durable and at moderate prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

CHIsA-The following extract from DR.. Gutzafs work
exhibits the Chinese ia somewhat light Foreign
who know nothing about the internal state Of the
country apt to imagine that there reigns lasting
peace. Nothing is however more erroneous insurrec
tions ofviilages cities and Districts Of frequent
The refractory spirit Of the people, theoppres
sion and embezzlement of the mandarins, and other
causes such dearth and demagogues frequently cause
an unexpected revolt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

A AQuEER CusroMER.-The Albany IN. W Express says
there is residing in that city whose habits and pro-
pensies partake somewhat of Canibasm He between
forty and fifty years of age Scotchman by BIRTH and for
one pursuing his course m enjoying excellent health
This strange being upon rats luxury and mice
ore cassed among rarsst of since
he ate half of the latter, and Stacked his thirst
with half pint whisky Incredible as this may appear
it ia literally and have andoubsd pra0f Of
rectness But this not ALL the strange brutish being
looks upon horse flesh choice meat declares that
he prefers it to siroin steak He Is topper Of the
per.fastsned y kind. as 5 s ~ fH4-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

RUssING LBERTY.-Elizabeth Holt, q free woman,
originally Danve Va but lately resident Of New
York arrested here Tuesday last BY the direction
she had fled, requesting her confinement. On being
brought before the Mayor yesterday second dispatch
from her black lord read asking her release which,
however tho Court would not gr until she hnd given
security In the Of 500 to leave the State
within ten days This prisoner thoroughly disgusted
with NewYor ferventy desired to be permitted to
remain in this good old commonwealth Richmond Re-
publican. 18th. '' -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

THE TRIAL OF Carr. McLasE.-The Court Martial o
Capt George McLane, concinded M labors at New Yorh
the 18th inst. The verdict Of tho Court cannot
known until it is approved by Gen. Scott.
With regard to the allegation that Gen Pierce had hi
face slapped in the City Of Mexico and failed to resent
In proper manner, Capt McLane admitted having bee
in error and regretted having made the statement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

sEpucrioN-~at,smpt to Kia-At Philadelphia on the
15th Christian Baker shot by Maria L. Master Ger
man domestic whom he had seduced and borrowed 500
FROM but afterwards refused either to marry her return
the money She fired the pistol when he was leaving his
mother's door the ball nhicting painful but not
dangerous the back Of his head. It is pity
that the wound Is not mortal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

TELEcRArHrc EsrERrRIsEThe Boston Transcript says
The enterprise of bringing the old and world within
four five days communication of each other through
powerful agencies of steam and electricity likely
be brought to contamination The capital for the
Newfoundland electric telegraph connecting NewYork
with Cape Race, has already been subscribed and the
completion Of the line is promised early in the coming
summer. The line will be 1900 miles long 1so miles Of
which will be submarine. Commencing at Cape Race It
the Island Of Newfoundland and thence by sub
marine line LAO miles the Gulf Of st. Lawrence
trayersing Prince Edward Island by another
line reaches Cape Tormentin in New Brunswick from
whence its course direct to NewYork At Cape Race
steam yacht will intercept the European and NewYorl
steamers gatner from them the most important intei
gence and transmit It with the speed Of electricity it
destination The completion Of the project contemplate
tho running Of line Of steamers to and from por
the Irish coast from whence line of telegraph viii
VomnunicAts with Londen,ii go re- 7',
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

EUROPEANS CosrA RicA.-The Governor Of Costa Rca
desiring Encourage the settlement Of European sborers
aud capitalists within their State have made municent
grant of more than million of cuitiyatable land
on the shores of the Pacific around the noble Bay of
Gulf Dulce and belt of land Of three miles in
breadth from the Atlantic to the Pacific, for carriage
road railway to connect the two oceans, and form
line of route traversabe in twelve hours from to
two of the finest ports harbors In thu world The
English papers calling the attention Of emgrants from
that country to the fact desirable locality for the
settlement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

Moss,Ne MAJoR.-The residence of Major Wodsworth,
Of Akron Ohio attacked Monday night the 25th
u by few rowdies who broke the blinds and knocked
in the sash with clubs and stones "roskn weighing
nearly pound wss found in the parlor next morning
The excuse for this outrage the enactment of
dnance by the Town Council few days before for tbs
suppression Of intemperance. AsF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

SAvIses Of interest to these
bodies was decided in the Court of Common Pleas at
Reading Pa 1t out Of the distribution of moneys
in the shers hands, realized from the sale of property
belonging to member of the Reading Savings Assoea-
ton who had bought out the amount of the shares he
held at premium of twelve to fifteen per cent Civ
ing, as usual bond and mortgage to the Association
Shortly afterwards he failed to pay in his monthly install
msns and interest," and thus forfeited his privileges
member The mortgages claimed the full amount Of
their mortgage which resisted by the other creditors
upon the ground that the premium paid for the
was usurious After argument the court charged and
the jury found that the transaction between third
parties one and that the Association could
only the amount Of money actually loaned the
| defendant, with legal interest e.. 4e,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

THE ABOLITION YorE--Full returns from some Of the
stats estimates based partial returns from other
States justify the belief that the aggregate vote for John
P Hale at the accent Presidential election in the
nsghborhood of 10000 In 1S4s, Van Buren, received
292 S2s-showing dimnution Of than half in four
p. --sH. 4. I =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

SAILING MssrosARIEs.-The ship Trade Wind sailed
from NewYork Saturday, the 13th for California and
took out the following missionaries sig for California and
two for Oregon Rev Messrs Sias 8. Harmon Edward
walsworth, Samuel B. Bell. James Perpont, Thomas Con-
don John G. Hale William G. Pond. and Obed Dickinson
They are all aceompanied BY their wives
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

Ar LINE RArLRoAD.-The NewHaven (Ct) papers con-
tain advertisement for proposals for the grading and
masonry Of miles Of the air line railroad,
mencing at New Haven and extending eastwardly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

FiREMEs's RIor AND THREE Men SHor.-The Phiadel-
pha papers report another riot Sunday the 14hns
between the remen in Kensington during which anoto
ous character known Jack Reed adherent Of the
VIM Penn hose received thirteen shot in different parts
Of his body and lies in precarous state. Another
received bullet in his wrist and another several shot in
the wrist 2 --9''.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

ANEW ORLEANS EMlGRANT AND ,tss
IN RKAITTANCE oFrIcEThs ssdsragnsd, at his old W.
e1ahlshsd sonnsss dssous
RENTING their friends in England ireland Scotland With
knso nd y saa y suit He sse usa. continues a.sns Pa
Pardon living distance addressing letter "
40 = JOHN TooLE, Is Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

KENTUCKY AND INDrANA the table Of the agrcutu-
raj productions of the United States the number Of i'm
proved of landin Kentucky is stated At
the cash value of which is s15433o2e2 In Indiana, the
number of improved is 5o46 543not quite half the
sum in Kentucky-and valued at sl3sss517s This to
Bile will be found in the fifth census 1885, 74l-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23
REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.
WATERING PLACES

LyOR BILOXI and intermediate ~ =
IL Landings-Winter Arrangemsnt-Steamsr ST. L@te3&H
on ARLEs tor The present n place o the new BILOXI M ~
Capt Chsea WALKER with good will leave the Pon
Nv HLoxi:
WEDNESDAY, o'clock \. ". ears ; SUNDAY EVENING"
u Cabin fare Biloxi intermcdss Coast Landings
% ~. ssYvsns and Children, u So Deck. u 7S -
~ The Wsy Latter will the Office Of the Agent
WEDNESDAY, O'Clock n. SATUR
DAY: For freight or passage apply e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

The CorTos Csop-The Greensboro (Ala Beacon says:
Though the impression prevailed very generally some
two months that the cotton crop of this year would
be considerably short Of that Of last year yet in view Of
the highly favorable fall that have had both for the
growing and the saving Of the cotton and the atene of
the FROST it appears to be generally conceded That
the crop will f very little any short of that Of, last
year. Our own opinion is that it will eaceed it.
But whilst there be doubt the fact that the
crop will be large one there is every to believe,
at least from present indications, that remuneratve
prices will be realized for it, Should this opinion prove
to be correct there will probably be large real
zed from the crop of '52 from crop in
the country. Good prices will be particularly acceptable
to those who making short cropswhch is the cond
ton Of most Of the black land planters in this region
FURTHER DErAiLs GALE.-Ciereiana. o.,
November 15-The steamer Michigan is ashore fifteen
miles below this place Her smoke pipes have been
red away and she is otherwise badly damaged The EN-
! pirs- State is safe at Toledo. $s
Micaukee, November 15-The schooners Twin Brothers
Roberts Gold Hunter and Walton ashore Fair
port, with vessel bottom up the of which sup
to have been the mouth the Detroit river
dozen vessels ashore most Of which will get of with
but little damage The schooner Eagle at the mouth
the Welland canal is total wreck She had on board
5000 bushels of wheat One was drowned, and the
balance Of the saved The Canadian schoouers Sow
eregn and Lady Bazot are ashore on Lake Huron-tht
former total loss The report that steamer seenon
fire off Cleveland lacks confirmation. The propeller Ohio
which went ashore, gotten off and has arrived at
i Buffalo i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23
YICKsBURG.

wlllissvs TUESDAY. November %. at O'Clock P. ".
EOR WARRENTON, NEW CAR IT, =
FR1 TH1sE osT KopHEY SsyoT %AIEH sah
and all n.srmsdsts sndng. and magnificent
above For freight having splendid apply
narso D. R. CARROLL 81 carendest street. Union Row.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

odd FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
,nr. Al the civ Hall First Dse JAMES FGRNEAUX sessary
No. Camp sars Rev CHARLES WlilTAL No Eh
COREY, Scilea Co., No 40 Canal
street.
The price stockhodng Ldge for the burial Of
members Of Stockhodng Lodges the burial wife
child so For all other buriaa the price OF Vault will be ss
invariably. a, =, .,,,,,,,, :,
Of Lots nraton respecting the REsT
the Committee No. 81
1arip street, JAMES FURNEAuX,
mvl9 Iyos Of the Board Of Directors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

WIl1savs TUESDAY, Noyember ~ stt o'elock P. N.
sAs!es HstaGa1 4aGase xszeo aS9HNoHR, ~
TIA, and all intermsdlate ngs-Regular Yazoo1
River Packet McLEAN-The and swift
MCLEAN Capt s. Johnson will leave ia above For
freight passage apply on bosrd, or TO
novsa D. r. CARROLL 50 Carondelet street, Union Row
Will leave TUESDAY. November %. at O'Clock
NOR COLUMBUS, ABERDEEN, ~ =
all landings the Tombigbee RiyerThe
new, fns light draught passenger steamer FULTON,
W. Mathews, MASTER will above For egh. passage
having fine modstiooB apply board, or to
McDOWE Jk. CO., IL foydrhs street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

VIII leave TUESDAY. November 49, at 5 O'Clock p NJ i
EOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ~ =
mediate l.ndings-Ihs running pas,sn-
ger packet EMPIRE, Csptaia Charles Meekfn will -
leave above. For freight apply board orto
STROTHER BROS, Agents As Poydras street.
" plan Of the Cabin be State Rooms secured by
appyne 10 Agents, I.'.lI nnv22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

n 4N a US . ~ n n I'D - Il Y
- tis lFs' "a ssl<s ia 4s nj "a isSz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

EyOR DONALDSONVILLE, CoAsr ~ =
TRADE AND LAFoURcHE. : The steamer f4Sa5.$#l fata$#
MARY FOLEY, Dslieres, maater will leave
NewOrlssn for the above places EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, O'Clock Forfeight apply
board. i.-a uov2O I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23
AL.ABAM.A RIVER.

VIII TUESDAY, Noyember @, % 3 o,elock r. NJ
ESOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY, ~ l.
L. WETUMPKA and ali landings on tho AAtams LIGA4%aa
River, via the River this trip sftsrwards from TIE lew
draugh and swt running passenger GEORGIA. scu
port receiving freight he of Poydas
and will positively freight having
surg nsssd spply board or to
nov9a OGLEsBY MACAULAY, IS Tchoupioulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

LyOR PRINCETON, sKIPWITHS ~ :
II LANDING, MILLIKEN'S BEND, LAKE PROV LEIsy9e4sS
IDENCE, vICKsBURG GRAND GULF, RODNEY ~ ~ =
ALDSONVIILE and all intermediate landings Regular Weekly
Packet Steamer sAX0NThs new aud elegant
SAXON H. will leave for the above
landings THURSDAY 49, at O'Clock
Thursday thereafter throughout the For freight
passage, apply on board, or to
E The will take freight for YaEoo River With the pysgs Of
shipng vksagi and will Clerk the Lsyss foot Of
Canal rccvng Freight early Saturday morning octls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23

ErOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- -NsS Il
Il IA, SELMA landings Aiabama River
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