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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25
POETRY.
ODE.
Namfau aIagNua


SaHg af fAs inauguration Of Franklins statue.
Give Welcor7e to his sculpturcd forml
Arts sFTndid triumph here is won,
Thus let him stand. In light and storm,
Our sea-giri city's only son.
His lineage sprung from honest toll,
swart Labor trained his youthful hand -
High with the brave who freed our soil
Where first he brcathed let FnANRLIN stand.
His genius stamped the press with power;
His glance the glowing future saw;
His science curbcd the fiery shower;
His wisdom stood with Peace and Law.
The world his story long has shrined-
To fame his spotless deeds belong
His homely Truth; his simple Mind,
His Saxon hate Of human Wrong
Room for the gray-haired patriot-sagel
For here his genial life began;
Thus let him look from age to age,
And prompt new Thought ennobling Man.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25
EsTEY Il KATHAN,

ESTEY * KATHAN,
Dealers in all kinds of
MARBLE, GRANITE, SLATE, SOAP
STONE, sc.
2 Doors South of the Bridge, Main Street,
BRArrLEBoRo, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25

ALEX. III. PIKE,
Manufacturer OF
Phillips Patent Lever Farm and City Gate, and
Cloth Boards and Boxes for Packing, and
Dealer in Lumber.
Bills of Timber, Clapboards. Shingles, &c., manu-
featured and furnished to FIJI orders.
Fed Wardsboro, ".
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25

LOCKHART BARRETT,
Manufacturer OF
Shot Guns and Fowling Pieces, Double and Single
Barreled Guns, Pistols Reyolyers
and Cane Guns
gT' Powder, Shot, Caps, Flasks, Pouches, and Gun
Materials always for sale.
Repairing of Guns Pistols, Knives Locks, KEYS, &c.
Umbrellas aud Parasos Repaired short notice.
Shop opposite the American House,
BRATTLEB0R0, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25

f. G. CROSS, M. d.,
iPHY YSICIAN AND SUR G Z o N,
Office near j. Clark's Drug Store.
Such Domestic Medicines as have proved valuable
in my practice during the last ten years in
Guilford and Leyden, kept on hand
and dispensed at my Office.
Pure Matter for Vaccination.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-25

JOB WORK executed in good style at fair prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

The PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. - The New York
Sun, OF the 23d, contains the following appeal " To
Inspectors Of Election, Telegrphic Operators, and
Newspaper Editors and Reporters" We copy it with
pleasure and heartily hope its recommendations will
be carried out
The public will look for the result of the Presi-
dental election on the 9TH of November. To enable
the newspaper press of the Union to declare the re-
suit on the following morning, it will be necessary
for the inspectors Of election throughout the United
States to aid the telegaphc operators and for the
teegraphic operators to aid the editors in every town
village and city, and for the editors and reporters to
aid each other. This can be done by confnng their
labors on the night of the election to the Presidential
vote alone Let the inspectors everywhere count the
first vote. Let the teegraphc operators transmit the
Presidential vote only on that night. This plan viii
enable the press to announce the result the morning
after the election, if the contest be close one
We hope this plan will be adopted. No other will
succeed. 1t will simplify the labor, make it easier
save time, and satisfy the people. .@
Country and city editors will promote the object
in view by publishing in their editorial columns this
notice, OR twice every week until the fourth of No
VnubpJ L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

NATIONAL WHtG EXECUTIVE CoMNrrTgE.-Th
following gentlemen were appointed by the Natona
Wing Convention to compose the National Whie
Executive Committee:
Ne~ York-Francis Granger, Canandaicua.
1sa;ppi-George L. Porter, jackson.
observation-disclosures Sisbee, Salem,
c,onnecticut-Dennis Kimberly, New Haven.
-dla6ama-E. A. Hall, Montgomery.
M'o-Lary Anderson, Cincinnati
I:ou1s'ana-ChristianR Roselius, New Orleans.
prs'nia-Wyndham Robertson, Richmond.
rrennsNran'a-sloncure Robinson, Philadelphia
Glfeors,a3James Jones, Augusta.
Mary'and-J. Hanson Thomas, Baltimore. .#
Maois-John 7. Stewart, Veyay. ....
f2orida-B D. Wright, Pensacola.
drEa'sas--M. A. Holbrook, Hillsborough.
h.d'ana-James G. Blythe, Evansville.
North Carolina-.John H. Bryan, Raleigh
ne" Jersey-Chas. G. McChesney, Trenton.
Oefaacare-W. II. Barr, Middctown.
1ennessee--Edmund Cooper, Shelbyvillc. "
4Nlssouri-Thornton GrimsIey, St. Louis,
hentuchy-Joshua F. Bell, Danvle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

GAS GOES NEW YORK, so GOES THE UNIoN"-
This has come to be phrase in common use with
all parties. There is some truth in it too if past ex-
perience be any criterion by which to Judge the fl
ture. In every Presidential election New York has
cast her vote for the successful candidate. In 1856
it voted for Van Buren, in 1910 for Harrison in 1871
for Polk in lS+s for Taylor ana 1852 for Pierce. In
1856, it will unquestionably 60 for Mllard Fillmore
Wings, and most of the Hard Democrats, all have
united upon him and he IS besides gaining ground
with the masses every day CAS- goes New York. so
will go the Union.H memphis Eagle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
Y A zoo RIV VER,

VIII leave on TJInRSDAY. q inst. at o'clock p. NJ.
, - FOR TAZOD RIVER--For Green
wood l.e:iore sidon, Head of Honey Island
azoo City, Saartia and all intermediate land
ings-1lIt very light draught steamer w. NJ Sherman
d. H. Wood, master, will leave above. Shippers may
rely this boat leaving that day and remaining permanently
in the trade the entire season. giving through bills Of adnG
Agents LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 4 Front strpet
H-Ta Sherman will give bills Of laii;c to Yazoo civ
Annofe, WIN privilege OF res!npphg, SEQ
F. S& clerk will be the e.ce foot Of Crosmun strI,
on Montay morning to receive freight. "ee.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

LETTER FROM Mr.. FILLMoRE-The following is
the answer Of Mr.. Fillmore to letter addressed to
him by committee appointed by the Order of the
Junior Sons of America to inform him of his nonna-
ton by that body for the Presidency of the United
States. Like every thing from his peu it breathes
the true spirit Of Union and conservatism:
BUFFALO, Aug. Is, 1855.
Ge'd!emcn: ! have your letter of August 10th, in.
forming me that convention of delegates of the
camp OF the 'Junior Sons of America y held at
Altoona on the 18th inst it was unanimously resolved
70 endorse my nomination for the Presidency and
that Of Adj Donelson for the Vice Presidency and
You were instructed to communicate that fact to the
candidates.
Permit me to say. gentlemen, that + receive this
annunclatlon as have other similar ones with more
than ordinary qualification, because it comes from
inc the yonns men of your vicinity: and l beg leave.
through you, to tender to them my warmest thanks
Tor this expression Of their confidence. Much of our
success in this contest must depend upon the young
men OF the country, and it gives me inexpressibe
satslAeton to see them ardent in the support Of
the th10n 1t shows that their patriotism is senti-
ment, not cold selfish calculation whether they can
make most by destroying or saving the country but
an ardent determined resolution to stand by the Con
sntutlon regardless of all consequences This is not
only a pIesage OF present success, but OF future
security, and rejoice to see it.
am, gentlemen with sincere respect,
Your fellow citizen,
j, WILLARD FILLMORE.
G. G. W. Hazard President Convention.
Chas. J. Jusey,
Samuel B Barnitz, Committee.
David Ferry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
NUMBER 1871,
Ve6 Orleans 9mlp Crescent,
The Union Forever.

4 u -r d. .
Perish the hand that would destroy
The temple of our aires!
Perish the heart that hopes for joy.
In its consuming fires!
Lev not the monster be forgot ...
Who dares tolight the fame.
But c1rse him with traitors lot.
And with traitors name. - -
onr fainting hopes refuse to die.
Our tottering buwarks stand
And Freedoms banner still floats high ...
Ger united land!
The stars that gem the azure fold
May cease awhile to shine;
Rut trernble not /! the arm that holds N&
The flagstaff is divine. a. 80
While the dark raven bodies despair,
And still our fears renews,
The noble eagle, high in air, ,rE
His onward way pursues. .-ate
lie breads not there the tempest's wrath,
Though all its thunders roll
But scars above the tempest's path,
Exul.ing to the goal. &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

New YORK AMERICAN STATE CoSvESTIoN--T'he
New York American State Convention, which was
held in Rochester the Esd and 24th ult, made the
following nominations:
For Governor-Hon. Erastus Brooks.
For Lieut.. Goyernor-Eon. Lyman Odell.
State Prison Enspertor-Jas. P. Saunders, of West
chester.
Clerk of the Court Of Appeas-Alexander Manu.
Of Monroe.
Electors at Large-Daniel Ull1nan, of New York.
and Jesse c. Dunn, of Erie.
District Electors-lst District, VIM. Il. Vanderbilt;
3D. Roswell Graves: Sd, Joseph H. Tone 4th, Bene-
diet Lewis, Jr.; 5th, Gilbert c. Dean: 9Th Henry
Grnnell; It'll, Alex NJ c. Smith Stll, Richard S.
Gray ; 9th, Abraham Hatfield: 10th, Andrew Coner;
llth Rufus ". Watson 18th, Charles Wheeling: 18th,
Orsamus Eaton; l4th, Leonard G. Ten Eyck 18th,
Daniel A Bullard lGth Henry T. Brush 18th, Syl
yester Gilbert 18th. Charles B. Freeman 10Th, Wm.
Granan: goth, Theodore 5. Faxton 2lst, Alexander
Mcdowell 22d, Abner C. Maoon 23d, Henry H.
Babcock; 24th, 3. Davis Nixon: 25t, John Knowles,
Ir. 2Gth, Balzilan slosson 9th, Lewis H. Culver
2Sth, Truman Warner; 10Th, Jonathan Child; Both,
Abel Webber; 3lst, John T. Blsby; SD, Nelson
Randall 53d, James G. johnson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
The NIGGER CoNvENTIoN.-A Rich Proceeding.-
We clip the following from the Baltimore Patriot, of
the o9d uIt

lie -5U Hlt
Our New York exchanges, of Freesoil procIivities,
publish the proceedings of the Negro Convention now
in session at williamsburg The sable sons of Africa
went to work in regular AngloSa1on fashion, by the
appointment OF President, and Vice-presidents and
Secretaries. The usual committees were appointed,
and series OF resolutions reported, which recon-
mend the formation of suffrage associations and leagues
subordinate to the association and that measures be
taken to urge upon the next Legislature the justice
and eSpedency OF granting the negro equal political
privileges with the white man. At subsequent
meeting resolutions were adopted ratifyng the noni
nation OF Fremont and Dayton. But the cream of
the Joke@me MtnGfa Mue a. of impudencemis the
further recommend that the various Suffrage Associa-
tons in different parts of the State appoint commit
tees to nerogate candidates for office in their re-
specive localities white candidate to he inter-
rogated by his negro constituent We cannot but
think that the negro mania in the North is drawing
rapidly to head, and if the fanatics in that region
do not get paid off i'll their own coin rather sooner
than they expected the debt to be quidated, shall
have to confess ourselves sadly mistaken in ' the
signs of the tines.''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

An evangelical old lady, hearing her son slip, out
an oath on Sunday, exclaimed:
My dear, what are you about? What do you
think of the law and the prophets 2?
"What do l think OF them ~ said he, /" why, I
think the law pockets the profits most infernaQyH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

LAND WAEtsASTs.--The Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun in letter dated on tho 25th
ut., says
Land warrants have declined | to cents per acre.
and quoted dull at following rates, viz: l6Os end
sos at 92 to o. l20s and Cos, SS to 80; 40s, 81 05
to 81 OS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
RKEyysrEE = zAcHAK1E:-No. a5 FRONT

RRf2NSTEE & XACHAKLE-NO. 35 FRONT
respectively call attention establishments Nos 80 Front
Sc Fulton Streets where prepared nli times furnish
Mt the shortest notice, and liberal terms all kinds of
COPPER TIN AND SHEET Iron WORK, BRASS CAST
lNGS, BLACkShlTfIlN,i, Each member Of the firm
giving his personal attention each department. offer
superior Inducements to parties dealing with Ms.
Our facilities for furnishing the following work
passed by any house in the South or West.
COPPER. TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
CHIMNIES, BREECHINGS;
FIRE BEDS ASH PANS;
STILLS, WORMS
FILTERERS. JUICE BONES:
CLARIFYING kETTLES;
HEATERS,
Attached to establishment have general Furnishing
Store where all articles requisite for STEAMBOAT PLAN
TATlNN AND HOUSE USE may he found.
PuMpS.-WnrhiurtDn's Safety Steam Pump s. ?. Kase's
Fire Pump Gust Iron brass and Copper Force md Lift Pumps.
article showing The highest point which seam may have
been carried during lis licarsons Water Gauge.
TINWA ARE.
Chafrc Dishes, Buckets;
Dish Baskets Jelly and Cake N0ulds:
Coffee Hni Tea Urns, Soup rnrcens
Pyramids, md other Ware. Of all varieties.
Together with Cast and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Washing and
ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin AM tarlo Stoves Sal
uaner and Cannon Stoves: Deck Stoves, etc Frrges Fire
Baskets iuckc Wrenches; Steam Whistles and Valves Pow
der Magazines Crate Bars Ratchet Drills Hose ass,
ryln1er, Eibh Step and Coupling Cocks Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lln,tr:.S lamps e.r. All descriptions
BREWSTER HAtiIARIN,
Nos 20 Front HIid 81 t'uiton streets.
Sole Agents for SGhaftt Steam and Eacn Gauges Hear
spN Water Grua: $, P kuSrs Fire Pumps alG O. W. Cot
tons Pnt"nt Piston Heads and Crate Bars. ans If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
RAILROAD TRAVELLING,
s@o -+zz==z=-,,=-7N NEW ORLEANS, JACK
k5taa sslgy son AND GREAT NORTHERN
Eaeaa22 s&sai. 2asszz----zs3 sz@S55sE23R ABROAD
rom 3D SEPTEMBER TO 3lsr OCTOBER.

EA43t&zHsT.a2gzzsaifsS ABROAD,
FROM 81 SEPTEMBER TO 3lsr OCTOBER.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily at half.
& 3e9ck a vi p NJ n ind arryes M s at Nagno Mis-
al IS F'i ocosE and nd e@she sfees SsS
Orleans =" Tl IL ocioek \ NJ Inaaliton .he Passenger Train
NJ for Magnolia and ine1neli1te stiors, stniny,
FaRsTee cents per m mi eec NJ ,e hor He "@y Gs
years free chrs xii Xiv ve and ~ee ,sr aD ef o
train bstTesn Saturday afternoon and Monday morning
"S: sEiS6S 1 " @ Ss ssea at tn. Office Of tie
Company No. 45 Carondelet street Also, family tickets,
Coored permitted to ride in the trains without
written pass expressly authorizing them to do and naming
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for trip
sec',o1 only those making "trip both ways will have tob
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Neyy Orleans for ,1arnos and
day nnd saturday and leaves Magnolia for New Orleans
morning ts hour. This fran stops on rays fri ; ad
SATURDAYS at FIX Stations Gndwny between regular ;aosJ
No Lfrs Till be received at The New Orleans depot
un. =, s,u. IT, GTryARD, sap't Transportation.
Jackson and from Jackson 10 Maguo! every day. connecting
will! lhe pa.-engcr trains. s3n
@ - $fES5 H5S5HEAS n #HsfkHS Si
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
"S III 1Sh s st n: nf5 @ PHser train"
14iset' every lay ni...................-SD \. y.
ArTi;ca Bsyoa Gaa F. Il
RETURNING:
1rvs irSs a"S%s "@"' n:
Excursion tickets to 20 10 the regular stations and bac e
sam ,@y viii be issued as follows:
TO i5ayon des Ailem.l,ls " -
70 Racellh Latourcie Crossings and Terrebonne. 80
70 bayou b%a %
Ferry viii connpc With The Passenger Trans leaving
the foot Of ST. Ann street EVERY MORNING at O'Clock pre-
F5egh, will be received for Beyou and Intermediate
stations ~ NJ Company on the wharf At the foot of ST. Louis
) Dclnck p NJ, A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

Make not bosom friend of q melancholy soul;
he'll be sure to agsraVate thy alyersity, and lessen
thy prosperity,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEX AS AND, MEXICO.

TO sail on THURSDAY, October 2, st 8 o'clock a. NJ
vETEo SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
TIf ttfjth PANY.-For GAIV ESTON and MATAGORDA
"-sss7HRs AYU. S. Mail line-The and magnificent
steamship Charles Morgan, Henry Place. commander,
VIII leave above. For freight passage having superior
accommodations for passengers npply
HARRIS 4 MORGAN foot of ,Jua street,
~ opposite the Steamship Landing
Shippers will please provide themselves with the steamers
bills of ladng None other will be signed.
p The steamships of this Company viii pay lighterage
goods from Powder Horn TO Inyaca. sc27
To sail on SUNnAY; M October 8; At 8 o'clock a: "
s>E6%N, SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
NE lEIfb PANf-For GALVESTON AND MATAGOR-
D-ssaSszsRs DA BAY.-U. s. Mail I.inc-The and mag
1 nlssnt se;asmsip Mexico Cnpt. John Lawless
superior accommodations, apply bolrd or
HARRIS MORGAN 4 Co, foot of Julia ST.,
opposite the Steamship Landing
shippers will please provide themselves with the
form Of bills Of adng None other will be signed.
E8"ihe steamships Of this Company will hereafter pay
lightehse On goods from Powder Horn 10 LnvHca. %
viii leave onTuESDAY, Ilth October at o'clock A. NJ.
gzeEsdE=4, FOR VERA CRUZ-U. s. NAIL LINE
W Ilf ~ The and magnificent steamship Calhoun,
'sEs' will leave for Vera Cruz above plncua!Iy
rying the T. s. Mails.
For freight passage, having elegant recommendations
cabin and stcerhge passengers, apply to
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing
n- No freight will be received without from the
Agents. sr2I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02

G. ,ri;AL.5A1,V sA5AVE DEPOT, NO. ,I5s CpNl,IoN
o. cosnty for s"e for eher CASH or % Gy 4 ccepnee TI es
~ full assortmsnt c SAyES sonsi:ng MECH ANIcS
Hayins Leased the three DWELLING No 56 Como
and their Slaves on as reasonable terms be obned in the
Partcuar attention will be rsid to consgnn,en of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY, i5t Common street.
Rsh REX J. cSFy e. wn e S ksks
vHrE E-hs HIGIEsT CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
G1LMAN's BAG-1ss!1 FUKNAC CE.=-1EP0ETs
. IN BY njSI"p%s parties to the e"s ,ha my
tent and rnGST rrn " laT an 5 @ on , some me 0Hsr
eov s en S1 , Ss rS se mae ] 9Xpsn,y" II for me o
iii he oers on ls at the ent oce IN rG 70 TO tx @
sG III, lis stss.t "an nsoW q y, s s"isjs'5 The
ness BY such means. SSMTEl, IL. GILMAN,
ol N'S"e" St'te'' -'e" Nr'7"'S'
~ somn. u ct,n,, Wss!'ssTos, Va D. Co. March a. 1850
Sirsm,ar "riu ~ n,nis .,c i.. a, ,r5+ rrr, ,
SGneS1 W eS W'tn Ep n Tor @ y % I in no
tsts To- be sin more expisi, it viz conflicts with aay
,s THoS. G. CLINTON, IA Seventh Street.
up. u onposlte Potent Office
WSsrF5,riSS1TS S1SFf Ff,N = Go;s CE EtskATED l PA-
YRy|E| Sh II % EIlvH'' MANofAVIok kED BY srEARNES
G ihese are the frs, rsa} fire enroor s,ss avor ,ads
wion the loss Of JOCK or Sps ,an ' a 81 'T or ss e
IN ss % ] i'S 'ne IS NOT HeSlonfd by any candid dsn-
her Of Sef1isates on hai 2m Of the Uue4 States,
s9wnT m ,hs rsTss ey OF these Safes secuses for chem
" ~, ,,,n,i,t ! ~ ....
ent i , @ t., Wou'l 10 wei 10 nne theSe
tnctH ana oF t2e "h Ken 70 Sa!Anantr Sales wticb
" ti3"s ts'I , TS sra. re se ,ir o' d'ckI I -
(uY Soictr 10 cn sd | x 10 M 'nTS @ ~ Sr; nre GeSet
rS S u " l ".' eAt'lt!e me lnnH Sptenlp asNorn19'
root W. n ~ . J' nT" Oh 'a"u "i 2r ST A. = tFrave
'|Ie' a15 i ,sTE WE 'eSnS' CT, ,. ?. GuIHltlh3
~ l u'" eo'e agent Tor aeffh' " M"rvt'
Mr. Eflf,JE yItslEp lVTD II : II 4 ~ II-fI "a,
rxnrrirncr IN this ~; -. ~ ntit;e,nr nr t.A :. >
the f,irr viii ntteni nrrcf,"I In ni m .or
his metho Of iom,n tie 6lis sat he y;s With
lsci success diseases Of the lltal Ear Eyr Ius yr f
Kidneys aldcr rlroic Dinrhcn in y word nj rhroni, nn
Of women and rh nF Gnais ~ , ,nt ;
F1Ir Nhns A,nninnrho ,r tn Sn 80, , r. ~ Dttti
termed Vrnrr,al ,,rirInry and Secondary w ~ ~ u ''
xii win nrr srl,riI ,TnnlI do ,, - r;r, WA , co ,c
,ro;,r ei.,y,nra nni h. ;i ri, ~" @ -, @ e !. e,
ohicIte lnvsrIr 10 cure ali nrrn, Who hav. ~
Pain, in thr uIh, or ,nrln M, r,,,rr, e IN NJ
RIlEtTMsTiI; SpFtI tJt, can on, ~ n ar % ~, 20 at Ti
is one Of my recent is,ovcrinS IN 1,arin Al 1ln M 1 = -
taken With Irrf,, s,f,,,, II tai, ,,,.ni ' At 10
In ronSencuce Of die mary 1,,h-- IN .
newspapers Win .-ryn rrIcunrr iy nv. n,,n "a ,t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-02
RE 6 q L AR JACKETS
fTSss. UNITED STATES TIsI- fYua.
lfer.s411harsI 49, = WEEKLY AILLiNE =IlrfrJ

80 c. *NzEAR SEAKHS iHi LINE ziS17
on TUESDAY, m|oS TMER$bA2' ON stTgF6AI,T It
The rs ,nagniacep, The na:Dicen, ~ M u.
States mail paeke e mail GacEei States mail packet
& @ e. W y T. d:5S e"paR2
Panemine Baton alsonyc, Plaque vile Plaq queine ia-
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou son. bayou sara Red
Ryer Landing Fort sara; Red River River Landing Fort
Adams, Natchez Landing, Fort Ad Adams Nactez. Wa
s. J2.eph Grand erproo Rodney Joseph, Grand G"If
lt Marenon and st. JOSEPH Grand Warrenton and yiGks
ytEsDAy yatsnrs s'''fi H P"15 sns;y sSt'
~ ken's Bend and Lake
SHHRsbAS TifTRSaSS SSSsF5 at
The mentioned Splendid passenger packets will leave
eir Gi e"e M viii y be 's pFoy ni "nSin1s nni s
81 sfa4Sd a to- To- Fe b tai take for Ysec if CONSIGNED
without delay, 4nd without any charge wan
M ew oer f Tans 3 esi sss r
hI Of adn are lken specifying the contents value and
by tie seneers contained in their bassagc
'' 's'S' ''sc cAEk9 lP:fk Sa 9o"I PffTGARD II Co.
SEQ rn SNIFF THioS r. a?T TssSrjtoass E c1rGnfe' \, +
5EiNs i1s51RETH1s 1jRET fSEslA s43.s e W
+ n fomnSdae - ,l R public tie owners and asers
av ~ cepany 70 s a osTSsR y T SG f5 81
1fSs H9P ] H$E 'ss sF
ic boats comprising tile Line are al OF the FIRST CLASS
inferior to i'll the West South for speed and
surty.
Win leave each place every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY anil
FRIDAY, o'clock Z. NJ.
EI"Partcuar attention will be paid wny business
-MoSDAT PACkETS-
n Nebraska. G. g. Church. MASTER
Zen Franklin. N. Il. Anlers, master.
"WEDNESDAY PACKETS-
John Silnonds, j. ". toslee. master.
1nsomar. i. McDonough mAStcr.
FRIDAY PACKETS
III. r. w. Hill, rhos. II. Newell. rnustcr.
Belfast, H. l.. Church, master.
shippers and passengers may rely the punct}aliy the
boats OF this Line.
The Line CONNECTS At Memphis with te Memphis and Cairo
Mail Line and with all the railroads and boats Nashville ST.
Louis. Louisville etc.
N~ continuance Of the patronage hitherto extended TO the
Owners OF this Line is respectfully solicited.
Set9tf JOHN +. HYDE It Co, 66 POydrls street